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You're
Missing It
If you fail to set or get in
on the household furniture
that you can get at
Harold Blackstone's
Furniture Exchange
Nest Street
on The Broadway.of Goderich
RADA4.R S FOR EVERYBODY
This Is Your Store
It pays to advertise In 'Itis SigsaL
GODERICH BAPTISTS
EXTEND A CALL TO
TILSONBURG PASTOR MISSION RAND CONCERT
when writ renew her rubw•rlp- preseidation of a palest! nude1ueiy laden
thin to The nal +Styr : "1 cannot with monetary (ruitii , a tot en of the
do without the (Ietderle•b taews. t claw's gratitude to Der. J E. Fool,
look forward to the arrival of The tlwir teacher. The oddity., it Inch smoke
Signal every week. appreeutively of the intellectual %Igor
Rev. 0. N. Dewey Receives An
Unanimous Invitation
To Ooderich .;
By at unanimous vote on Sunday,
Goderich Baptist congregation extended
a call to Rev. C. N. Dewey, of Tils,n-
burg, to Iuruna• its pastor. It is be-
lieved that the call will be ooneidend
favorably.
Rev. Mr. Ilgwey has occupied the
pulpit hero on revert! Sundays ys recently
on which occasions he created a very
favorable impression.
Looks For It Et•4jry Week
Mrs.. TMs. A. Postlethwalte, of
Brantford. a former Gtslerkh resident,
A
JANUARY e
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IS TI -IE DANGER MONTH
for all who are
subject to coughs
w
weak Bronchial tubes or weak lungs stand very little chance in
keen january weather. People who are subject to' coughs and
colds should 'be well prepared with the best cough and cold rem-
edies they can purchase, that immediate doses may be taken
when a cough or cold makes its appearance. In tris way they'll
head off distress and avoid real danger. Sometimes, however,
all the medicines in the world can't atop the trouble -that's when
the medicine is taken too late. We sell all standardized cold rem-
edies. Order your preference.
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Campbell's Drug Store
"Try Our Drug Ston•'Fitet
Phone go „44 .. The Square , ,Goderich
North Street Methodist Ortanlsatlen
Give A I'lne ('eneer•t
The Mission Band of North stat wt
Mtthodiat church gave a line concert on
Saturday afternoon. There was a good
turnout and every item of the program
WSW thoroughly enjoyed. A missionary
play and chants, e'va• a Story to Tell
to tie Nations" as an opening number
was splendidly rendered as were alio the
Mother (hoose psntomines and the plaJ-
k•t-"Wlut would our 11ii- ion Item he
like, if all of kg members' were, just like
me?" hstru,ne atal numiwrw by Mlasu•r
Hayden Weston and Mips Alnaa Ilowell
were also pleasing features of the pro.
gram.
After the concert, tea was served by
the Band in the church parlor, for
which practically the whole andlen•e
remained. The protonic) were over
Lrn.00. ldlss Elsie Bradford 1411(1 Mlus
Fioren•e Mooney are the espalole
superintendents of :this iiiilce organ-
ization and their fine work is appro.-
elated by the congregation.
GOLDEN LINKS ' Y
BiM CLASS ry
ANNUAL DINNER
Class of North Street Methodist
Church Sunday School Meet
For Yearly Event
The annual dinner and. election of
officers of the 4;olden Links itible ('I:ua
of Soeth street Methodist church was
held in the Sunday School ns.m on Mon-
day night. TIw table dorarutions were
dainty and artistic and the ternpting.,
viands all that an epicure could desire,
for which tlw,w.cial coin rsittee under the
leadership of Mrs. .1. 11. • Robertson, w-
aived the congratulations of all pnsent.'
The pastor, Rev. H. I). Moyer, pre-
sided awl after P hearty Ping -song *pile
p ru was introduced. Megan. Ern-
est i'ritehand aid Roy tkonehowa• ga:e
readings, Mn. Henderson and Miss
Snider, and Meows. R. Wbceler and
Moyer contritwtad duets anal Mrs. Mair,
a solo. Short. stirring. addresses were
given by Niemen. W. S. Bowden, 11. H.
Lona and 1'. M. Robertson, atperinten-
dent of the school, exprtwting their ap-
preciation of the excelk nt work being
done by the class and its flne influence on
the school.
l A special feature of the meeting was a
stimulus as well as upiritual yew of
Itis teaching was read by Mrs. J. H.
Robertson and the promatation made by
Miss Annie Davidson. In reply, Mr.
Ford woke highly of the intense the
claw has shown in Rhhja study and look-
ed forward to another year of pk•awu't
and.profitable work. M -ors. Chas.
(Jirvu, yresidt•ut, and J. J. Dnataw,
viae-pn'aatent, expressed :tpl,mciati..n
dile. Fool's work .and 1,ndtcted c..11-
tinttl4gaat ' s for the claw.
TireIollowing officers w.•t.• eleeted:
Teacher. Rev. J. E. F,•ol; assistant,
"Now or never" chat the politicians
of both parties�y not seise the his
golden sopor( having yotrf
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p
. visit to s studio i 1
photograph taken by SALLOW'. Yon
can never regret
I i i r. W. R. Bowden; preikou, Mr. Chao.
(Arvin; vice-president, 31r. P. ('antelon;
(Snleenerol aue'ul eouumhtee, Mn. Wm.
Munwy; comvelter of lookout c iter,
Mr. Wm. Arnudroiig; nuven ter of devo-
tional committee Mtn Howell; ant-trees-
urer, Mims Annie Davidson; assistant.
Miss Allen.
L O. O. F. Installation eJ
The officer., of I lnron Lodge. No. W.
1. u. 4). 1' , have Irru installed by 1).•
L. (1. M. Pinder. They are as follows:
1. 1'. 4;.. J. A. Straltni; N. G., Creek
NI unlit; ; Y. 41., J. 4'. ('n rrie ; R. B. C.
.t. Reid; F. S.. W. F. 4'latrk; treasurer,
Wm. 1'. .tls•11 ; 4'811. .Io.. Mulch; war-
den, 4'has. Thoma-; 1t. S. N. (l., Fred
('rulgle • 1 S. N. 4;., Ken. Stow..
('11544114111. 4'111,. 141111111.6 It. S. Y. 41.,
F I'ridlutiu; 1.. S. V. 11., Percy Soltu-
.u.u: It. S. S. 4t. Miller: L. S. 14.. ?i.
Sproul; I. 4;.. 11. oases• ; 4►. (1., J. W.
Xewwnnl,e. 4 .
His excellent week is a pleasing
memento for years to comb.
WHIM.........
One Of The Regulars.
tine or the r.•gnlars on The Signal
.tahscriptlou II -t is Mrs. T. 4.'.....I*•un,
of Weingal -. Floritbt, who never fails
at the Isytiuuiug of each succeeding
year to send her remittance. We have
had received lir renewal for 19:13,
with pie:I-out word. of good wishes
MODEL THEATRE for
The Signal. Th.tgh. it Is maty
years einca the Mclean family heft
oloslerkti, they are not forgotteu here,
and It' Is vt•ry evident that they do not
forget t lsalerich: .1r'. 311514 44 write.. :
'.Though there - are few 118111P i now
ramllhu• u. 4111- NI,•1A1111 fstmily. they
all like to take 'rhe old home weekly; I '
and wish it and it: owners continued
morn-' and a happy, pn,.per►us New
Year."
WEEK OF JANUAR% 23 TO 26
Monday and Thesis,. Januar, 23-24
NE$SVp HAMA Kot, W A
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"WHERE LIGH1O .TRE IAW-
Episole 13 of The icon e.1 Tartan
"Double flossed"
Wednesday and Tisrnda), Jan. 23-26
CORRENNE GRIFFITH
1s
"THE (..LITER GIRL"
HAROLD LLOYD
in his latest c. m.rly
"I DO"
Friday and Saturday. January 27.26.
EUGENE OMHRIEN
la
"GILDED LIES" -
Chester Comedy
"READ] TO SERVE"
Matinees Monday and Wednesday -st
4.13 p.a. Scdurday at 3 p..
Two folf shows every night starting
et 7.30 p.m.
000.0000.0.00
nertlon tt'llfl•tbe choles et a successor
to tin late Pralessor liullautyne.
Mies Oral Stoddart returned last. weep
faun a visit of three w't'eke with her
mother, Mrs. Davit! Stoddart, in Detroit.
--Mrs. J. A. Cameron and daughter,
Jean, returned to Tomato/410k week after
speeding New Year holidays with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Bradford. I
IMrs. 1). Stoddart, Fust street, under-
went an operation last week for the re-
moval of ler lett eye. 1'he Signal is glad
to report that she is progres ing as favor '
ably as can be expected.
Mrs. tineyd leaves on Saturday for
Toronto where she will ,peril the bal-
ance of the winter with her daughter,
Mn. Joe. Beetle.
Mr. H. H. Allen, mechanical twper-
interdlent of taw Merchants' Printing
('ongatny, Kitchener, formerly of The
Signal, vt-ittd friends in Goderich over
Sunday.
Mr.. M. Kearney and little daugh-
ter. Dorothy. and seen. Barry, are vis-
iting her I fighter'. Mrs. borne Bar-
lett and Mr.. t'. J. Merino. of Toronto.
We hoop• that heron. returning Mn.
Kearney , a Ill rind her health much
dnipraved. She experts, toss, to spend
x few t4...its with -Jeer brother, Mr.
Harry E. l'itrr. of 1)etroht, iefore com-
ing Mack to (lode'rkh.
onler your n••xt lee cream at Black -
stone's. Tun will .appreciate the qual-
ity and .en
* Thursday, Jsnttary 1e 1522
A. L. COLE
Ryaofght,Speeialist tha.a,etri.t
An honor graduate .of the
Canadian Ophthalmic Co::ege;