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'I'llE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED, Publishers.
CIODFTUCH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11). 1922
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TATIrtZ1
PERSONAL
BANKING SERVICE
Sterling Bank Service is first, last and always a
personal one.
Discussing applications for credit, furnishing
advice and information, obtaining- if possible -
additional information the customer requires -
these and every other transaction receive a per-
sonal attention which brings more satisfactory
results.
Our Manager will be glad to meet you -to dis-
cuss your plans for 1921 -at any time.
lift STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR NO. S.
I0) or t hem. Thi. nu Iii oppielttou to
School Inspector 36 Years ir,:::,v,tty-Lith:..z.,7,;T:;;;!;:;„Tt ET4r..
zwiftcapor
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Thls should not 1141 .r any eommunity
Record hoon
at from providing a ...Ousel which will be
to all the ehildren inthe con.
Is Mr. J. E. Tom's
.m411011.1, 1:11.11 IRMO that have
Ho children attenallint school should
he in tater of lielphig to get u con-
Goderich Resident Has Proud Distincti. of Having
theirs neighistrs' boys and girls. Thl•
toolldiitell ....11.4)1 established to benefit
Served Huron County For Over Third
of A Ce
To teach 'whop' saetwessitully for half
a century 441141 during that perked le
hold the Important position of piddle
•stliool ii slot for thirtyedz years,
is the proud distinction of Mr. John
Elgin TOW, 1)f tioderich, and It Is
doubtful if Stiell R record has ever been
tetanus! in the annals of the 1.141114.11-
1 101111 1 history of Ontario.
' On Tuesday, January 3rd, the fiftieth
anniversary of his first stilvabietteecher.
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as reported previously 1 ._ Sigiuil.
Mr. Tom VI am prtsseuted with • bou-
quet of r0144.14 bearing the message :
"l'etegratulations to Inspector Tom on
haviug rounded out his fiftieth year In
4.11 OCR 1 10 nal work - Central School
Staff." I lemeetor Tom appreciates
highly the generous greetings of the
Centred *squad statT, whose fragrant
• ressembranee carries him irack to
' January 3. 1$72. when he began to
• teaching in Caulfield wilted, ibildimand
county.
Mr. Tom got his public school edu-
cation at it S. No. 5, Ushorne town-
ehip, Huron county. end after attend-
ing the Normal school ha Toronto. took
his find position as teacher in 1872.
when hw wee teacher of the public
*ciao! at Canfield. Ilahlimaind eounty.
This natation he held for four years,
when he WOR a few months afterward,.
appointed principal of Georgetown
.. public sehool. In January, 14477. he
was appoipted (science =meter at St.
Mary's Collegiate, and in 14(745 took
the same position In Strathroy Col-
legiate. lie was only there a short
while when he accepted the position
offered him by Huron county C011061,
that of public school inspeetor of Wee
Huron, which position Mr. Tom etIll
hold*.
SCHOOt OF COMMERCE
CLINT N - ONTARIO
Re -opens for Winter Turis, Tanailisl, January 3. 1922. with Ft.
trembles glair-
8preial Claw foe Sisdhata sambas tr.= Gesierith by train daily
2.50.-4,40
Rooms may be 'secured In town -4125. $1.50 per vteek.
Board $4.00 to saw per week or Certificates will be Waned to
thaw who wish to take advantage of Students R. R. Rates.
Write for Catalogs'•, Courses and Rates. Mine 1011
B. F. WARD, B. A- M. A. STONE, Coss- Specialist.
Principal Vice Principal
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r!".-------;tt The Way to Save
Iftret611611.,1111101161,110a
It is the sysliannic regularity with which you
make small dosits. rather than the
banking o4 a considerable amount, that":=
ep
builds up a substantial financial backing.
Got this habit of (*nit* dapnatiolg.
dollorcievaid nosy wok with interest
composmded semeunnaelly, in five years
amount to $841.02.
true patriot will help to educate till
' the eldivinet or all the people and thus
ntury
elevate 11..- standee! of l'anddian
lir wheol tenchers mid four high e1li74'n(41111)."
school teachers In *me of fourteen
public *school sod two coutinuittlini PROTEST OF SOUTH q
teaehers in 1915.
Three) auto-busmes alit seven I
emus w5Old cern the islidlo to mud
from whoal at a cove Of $720 pei
mouth for'2..st! public school and elghty.
seven high school stvelents, of whom
about aeventy-tive walk to school.
making about $.450 Per month per
pupil for trantspogtation.
"The people of the GnuRapida con-
solidated ;section," Mr. Toni says, "are
more thin itwthilied with their school
anti the remits. The Pupils are con-
veyed to anti from activet every day in
comfortable vans. They are regular in
attendence even in the worst of weath-
er. Several of. the teachers hoard in
the country and ride in the vane ulthl
thi• puplbi. The pupil. are at hotue
every night with their istrents. Tlwy
get an edueation fitting them to cider
a normal school or a university with-
out leaving their parents' homes. The
cost of conveying the pupile is not
more then $30 a pupil iar yeur. This
Is the total cost of conveying the
pepils to and from tho consolidated
school at Mallorytown. in the (snotty
of Leeds, Ontario.
Are Much Cheaper.,
"This la eertainly cheaper and more
satisfactory than mending the children
away from home to board with strang-
er.. who have no Interest or control
41. An Exceptional Record
During hits time 11 4 ins-pector Mr.
ha' had well qpy over a thousand
1 t .rs passed frotn his eharee,
speaks with She highest prake of all
of them.
Ile k a 'strong believer in the cen-
Wolidated /schools, and tielievs•i that
they will play a prominent part in the
eduvational life of tbe yoinie folks.
litests1 particularly to thaae In the outlying
rind district*, and even in the villages.
Mr. Tom made a tour down through
Ohio in Devember. Investigatlug the
..r HAre,ispial% eptstarfzirit
portant part In the forming of a con-
solidated school «section at Itarunflier.
where it proposed to start ereetion
of a DOW school in the near future.
Although in his sixty-nitith year, Mr.
Tom belieree that he Is still good for
• goodly number of years. Resides
his important ask. he is an ardent
worker in Knox Preabyterian churele
and stem takes a strong' interest in
affairs leading to the welfare of the
town.
When Mr. Tom became inspector of
schools for Went Huron in 1486 there
were in that year 12.S teachers. of
whom seventy were men and fifty-five
women. Of these, five held first -clams
certificates', forty-eight second -claws.
anti seventy-two (hint -claw. The •v-
erage salary paid in 1e480 was $355.
There are now 134 teachers engaged
at an average salary of $1,191, of
whom seventeen are men and 117 are
women. Their certificates •re hint
&stelae... 124 second-class end one
kindergarten primary.
Mr. Tom points out that R consoli-
dated arbool section was termed in
Colborne township In 1939. When the
sichord is built and the wheel grows
into a Continuation school, ea It should
in two years, the whole cost to tbe
section is tIk$XIQbe lege time It watt
with three sections.
Cesselidated &bed at Grad Rapids
On December 13 and 14, 1921, In-
vestor Tom slatted the ennoolidated
who& at Grand Rapids, That
election waq formed In 1915. Including
the village. of Grand Rapids (having
three public school teeehere and two
continuation sebool teachers) and the
eight one -teacher echoole of the town-
ehip. A fine' uehool house was erected
In 19141, having every convenienee
41(41'-
441 ti nest of $53,0011 when ready
for onlipation. In 1919 two seetions
from another township Joined the Azon-
ponlittntioti. and In 1921 one section
from another townehip milted with.
them. At present there are seven
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UNION BANK OF CANADA
Goderich Branch, F. Woollcombe, Manager
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Do you want
next
Christmas?
Ifs° Join Our MP,
IJR.ISTMAS CLUB
NOW with $1i
Spending money le &beet the eeisieet thing yew do. If you economise
and deposit your mosey REGULARLY in our atristmas Club you will
soon hare motley. Why not start?
The following tables explain the different Clubs I 05,
INCREASING CLUB PLAN
Put In le, 2e, Sc er 10o the first week. INCREASE your deposit I
te, tc, 5c or 10c each week. In 50 weeks:
Ic Club pays 012.78 50 Club pays S 13.75
IRMEMWd$Rigemr
2c Club pays 025•50 100 Club pays S127.80
DECREASING CLUB PLAN
Start with the largest sum and Decrease your deposits each
week. This is a very popular plan.
EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN'
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2SeP8iltubiriptahri: SAME512.50 AMOUNT each week. In 50 weeks!
!tr 55.00 Club pays $250.00
50e Club pays $25.00
$1.00 Club pays lls0.00
$2.00 Club pays 5100.00 ii00 Club pays 1500.00
.00 Club pays $1,000.00
orOor-1,-, (X) Club pays $2.500.00
You won't foul it any hardship to deposit a DOLLAR each weft and
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neat December that 350.00 will come in Ismail,.
Join to -day. Bring in all the FAMILY
We will welcome you.
We pa) 3 per rent. intereat on Club dewed'*.
BANK OF HAMILTON
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A Dainty Necklace
Our Lavalliere always appeals
to the feminine heart. No worn -
an can resist the temptation to
enhance the graceful beauty of
her neck with simple pearls or
pendant of unique and artistic
design.
OODERICH MARKETS
Wrdnesetey, Jan. 18
Wheat, per buoh. , $1.06 to $1.10
sl)atik pee bush. ... "tr, ..40e to 44'
atria. Per bush. ..-......... .00e to iffic
Pew'. per hush. 51.40 to $1.54
Buckwheat, per booth. (10e to 5fie
Flour, tomtit. per cwt.. .53,60 to 13.73
21•014.paisest,par.owt....44.10 to $4.25
Eton. pet .ton -......... $38.00 to $110.00
Shorts. per ton , 140.00 to 141.00
limy, per toe $15.00 to $10.00
Straw. loner. per ton ..$8,00 to $10.00
Dairy Butter, per Rt. 30e to Me
Creamery Rutter. per Ib. 40e to 411e
Num, fresh, per dos. 40e to 4t4e
Potatoes. per bush 11.00 le SIAM
(attle, butt -teem choice,
per. ow, 15.10 to 116.00
Cato,, hutcheem meditn,
per ewt. 4100 to 55.50
Roark live sretom. per
cwt. w 510,25 ro $10.50
i moo, per lb. ee to 4c
Sheep* I too 40e lo roe
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E. C.ROBERTSON
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('or. East St. and Square Goan&
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HURON ELECTION
---- TO BE CONSIDERED
Final Decision Left In Hands Of
• Committee Of Biz
Members
RinsOne'n~.^^1044.1.0.10W•sesiPeRisabetensiois•
Regardingethe question of protesting
thee lion of W. Black, 17. F. O. mem-
bersaiect for South litinm, Reform Asso-
ciation. at ita ann*1 meeting Tuesday of
last week at lierrsall, decided to leave
this 'natter in the halals of a committee
of six. They will give decision later.
There walla good at Ware* to hear
speech,. by Thomas Mc 'Ban and James
Watson and Mayor Gould! of Seliforth.
The following officers re elected:
President, for Dominion is Dr. Shaw
first vice- resident, Owen r: secre-
tary. J. inlayten, Tuckersnat • presi-
dent for local house, J. Morgan, Usborne;
vice-president, Charles Fritzianrich; ROC-
retary. T. Shillinglaw, Tuckersmith;
treasurer for both houses, John Prepeer.
Willoughby's Farm Agency .
offers for sale £farm of 100 acres,
well situated on 2od -Concession 01
Colborne Township. A good brick
house of nine rooms, bank barn,
551(70, with good stabling, driving
house, 40x22, and hog pen, 28x14;
good silo. This farm is in a good
state of cultivation and close to
school -and churchreight miles from
Coderich and four miles to station.
For particulars apply to
C. C. McNEIL
Brice Street • • Gederich, Ont
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Service For The Thrifty
Thrift is a habit that should be cultivated
not merely to make provision for the fu-
ture, but because of a desire for advance-
ment and full achievement, and for the
sturdy independence, the happiness and
the contentment that it beings.
The Bank of Montreal co-operates with
the thrifty by means of a Savings Depart.
tient in every one of its Branches through-
out Canada. In this Department a Sav-
ings Account may b. started with any sum
from One Dollar upwards. Interest at
highest current rates is paid on all savings
deposits.
Vital Statistics
Figures 414499114-4 Ivy Town Clerk
Knox Elbow that in Gesierieli during
the year 1021 there were : births, 72;
marriages. 37; deaths, 62.
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l'estage Rates Doubled
l'onimencing e-ith the New Year the
poetege niter on %veldy newspapers
wen. (10111.1411 by 1. iiii incn-ase of. from
three-quarters of a cent a pound to me
and one-half cents a pound. For the
present nt levee the sttbscription price
of The Signal will not 1* increased.
Good Cheer From Old Subscriber
• I lin VP been a .Signel svibscriher for
long years," writes Mr. A. H. 'Wilson,
of Fort Willuen. "I am an old Huron
county resident and 'five Shoed hali
been like a letter from home every
7tfilialt
itgaititiimpro
regularity of delivery. Wish ng yen a
prosperous New Year."
Notable Increase In Business
Mr. J. Howard McNee, of the Resell
drug store, attended the convention of
Retail drug clerks in Toronto last week
and while there was announced u the
lucky winner of two prizee-one as first
pnw for representing the store showing the
largest increase in chocolate business in
1921 over the previous year. and third
prise for general increase in the sale of
United Drug products,
Mr. Mee Resigns
Mr. James Dixon, who has been deputy
nwistrar of deeds for Bruce county for
the past few years,has reeigned his poni-
bon here, and left on Thursday last for
his home in Goderich. Mr. Dixon was a
quiet, unaaraiming sociable chap, and
was • skilled office man, and in his de-
parture Bruce county loses a capable of-
ficial and the town a splendid citizen. -
Bruce ifereld
Huron Eneampment Revived
A meeting of Huron Encampment,
1.0.0.F., will he held on ,Wednewlay.
January 25. At the Ligt nieetIng 011
Wednesday of last week the subiret
under discussion wan the apparent
lack of enthusiasm In the organization.
Plans were made for reviving the In-
terest of the members and at the next
meeting It is expeeted that. the com-
mit -tees will report progrees.
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BANK OF MONTREAL
BSTAILISHOD MORE THAN 100 YEARS
GODERICH BRANCH
E. V. LESSL1E
PRESENTATION TO
HOLICESIULLE FAMILY ,
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Morahan and
SOS of Huron road, Receive Gifts
- Prior Te Their Removal
ttastion of a hap v 'tethering at the home
Thursday evening, January 5, wan the
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church, Holmeaville, and a windier nf'
other (ricotta paid them a surprise visit.
After a pleasant evening spent in genes
and 111444140 4141 address; of farewell was read
for the congregation by Rev. C. Mame%
in which he recalled the faithful work of
the family in the church, and expressed
a great thud of regret at their departure
from the pariah. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall
were then presented with a handsome 04
rocking chair and Willie Marshall with a
shaving set, after which Willie replied,
thanking the congregation Refreshinents
followed and some more 111118ie ended the
evening's entertaininent. Mr. and Mn.
Marshall intend removing to the Babylon
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Death of Mrs. Walters
Catharine Hiney, widow of the late
Richard Walters plowed away at her
home on Regentsitreet, Goleriel on 'Tues-
day, January 10, after a lingering intim.
Mr. Walters., whore father was in the
British Army, was born at Caltlatta,
eixty-e.ven years ago. At seven
years of age she sent to England and
lived there and in Ireland until she came
to Canada. Soon after her arrival in
esseviewevesesteseveNfsPooseNnooveNtesesswthis country she was married to Richard
Walters and for RoMe tin* tbs.( lived near
C kA Ilenmiller. Twenty year*. aao t wy came to
riderich where she hail lived ever since.
INSURANCE asd REAL ESTATE O
BONDS
Dominion
Provincial
Municipal
Industrial
SOLD AT MARKET PRICE.
No over-riding commission
charged.
Call and get quotation.
J. W. CRAIGIE
Mee enrvived by ten daughters, Mrs.
Chan. Young and Mrs, Redfern, ot town,
anti by four atep-chikhen: • Jr,. Ben
Allen, of teen; Mn'. F. Fisher, of De-
troit : Reuben, of Leamington, and
Charles, of Windsor. The funeral per-
. vine, held nn Friday from her late mai-
1 wilrni be; ittorov. illvas..rtler.ciFT:11 cryT, its;repacutiou..til nne. mt -
were flair nephews of the deceased:I
Charles" Walters, Thos."‘Valit.rs, Clarence
' Welters and Charles Walters.
Manager.
Hensel' Lady !freaks Arm
14 r. William Henry, of Ilennell, n-
cently slipped on the icy sidewalk and
broke her arm near t he Oboe Mn Hen-
ry 11111 11111 realize for sevien1 home that
she had sustained an severe an injury.
Former Winch= Agent Ake
The recent death of Louis !tarok'.
ittligignaltitst.-Stersiestalptill•-tr. Ith
tigent ar Winghem, came as a surprlap
to his friends in Huron county. elle lam
survived by a wife and two sons.
loessEtwasetas
I Annual Meeting
The Goderich Industrial and Agri-
, cultural Stwiety will hold its annual
meeting Saturday at 1 p.m. at the
tout' hall. 4lod,rich.
inehtun's Vital Statistics
The tirei statisties of Kingham for
I last year show forty-eight births,
line. 'twenty-two marriages. and forty
deaths.
Do not fail to see Setreue Ilayakaws
"The Jap," also Harold Lloyd in hts
latest comedy, "I Do" at the M
Theatre during week of January 234.4.i
"The Jap" la not often obtainable end
"Where Lights Are 1,ow' 51001111
PielaNt. our patrons.
Like A Letter From Home
Writing from Welland to r1•114.1.1 1111
P11110Crillt1011, Mr. George II Smith says :
"I look for Tlw Signal every vveek. Pala
like a letter from borne-. , •
BUS AND B GGAGE SERVICE
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HOUSES -HOUSES
-A11 kinds for sale at very reason-
' able prices Houses to rent.
P. J. RYAN
Real tease sad lasersace Phu.. to
Unlimited Quantity of
Goot) MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at $.3 per tangle cord, delivered,
THE GODERICH MANUFACTURING
CO., LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglesey St.) Phone 61.
Notwithatending the much talked of
dopression in trade the MA Is.‘DA Tea
company had an inerenme In 1021 of
two million end one thief, making
their total carat over eleven mink's".
• fire hundred filet ninety-eix thousand
poem's. If these packets were all
pleeed In line, end toeching end, they
would toreneh for two thousand, one 1
essesesoseessew,"""^ssesesesowe hundred and ninety -sit miles.
Bus meets all trains. Calls isitde for
passengers and baggage to any
the toe n. Pronipt service 511.1
Telephome 51 Day or Night
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H. R. ,TOW
Residence, Cambria Roatl, opposite the
Organ Factory Office
We own and offer
$50,000.00 *aka
well selected Dominion and Provincial Gov-
ernment Bonds
We also offer
8 Convertible Debentures
MOUNT ROYAL HOTEL CO, LTD.
BY, Cumulative Preferred Shams
ENGLISH ELECTRIC CC)MPANY
OF CANADA
Ask us for full information and quotations
E. H. HILL & CO.
Masonic Temple Building
Goderich, Ontario
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c:seetutL.
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