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(10I)EltIt'11, ttNTAKIR t.1 1, 1.1:111tUAIty 111, 1922
SEVENTY-FIFTH YEAR NO. 7.
Dr. Emmerson Banquetted--Survey of Advantages of Hydro On Farm --Town League Hockey Schedule Revised
PERSONAL
BANKING SERVICE
The successful farmer to -day Is a business man.
And as such, he must be familiar with prevail-
ing financial conditions.
Through our policy of personally interesting our-
selves in each customer, we offer you friendly
advice and counsel in all matters of a fipancial
or investment nature.
You will find our Manager glad to discuss mI4l.
tars ilthiou at any dam -
THE STERLING BANK
OF CANADA
..1711111IMMIMIlatalliwer-
Unlimited Quantity of 1
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at s3 per angle core. delivered,
THE GODERICH MANUFACTURING'
CO., LIMITED.
(Foot of Anglesea St,) Phase_ 111._1
Can/104 De Without ;be Signal -
"I should not like to be without The
Signal," writem )(rm. W. Ik•njamin.
of Unity, Sask., when renewing her
subscription for another year. "I ani
very much interested in it and find k
a great friend to me." !titaddl..
Mr. Counolly at Woodaterk
Mr. James Couttolly was In 1Vocal-
atm* last week attending the annual
meeting of the Western Farmers'
Wind Insurance l'ompany. Thin is the
idriGt.ht et/rupany of its kind in Canada.
and this year the business of the eom-
pany has lot -reused over $3,000,000. It
was the best year the company ever
had.
IMies Aeneas Sliddletoon leaves shortly
for New York alien. she will enter
hospital too norm. in training. Slim
(Beton recently resigmal her position in
Ottawa and is mot in tioderich for a few
week, for a %ant to her motlwr and
[sisters.
Men's Sunday Club
Honor Its President
Dr. A. T. Emmerson, Organiser of Club Fourteen
Years Ago, Guest of Honor At Banquet On
Thursday Evening of Last Week.
Last Thursday evening was • time
of congenial fellowship for about
forty-five tnewbers of the Men's Sun-
day Club of North street Methodist
church when they met in the base-
ment of the church for the purpose of
doing honor to Dr. A. T. Emmerson
who hag avoided the president's chair
mince the organisation of the Club
fourteen years ago.
Atter partaking of a bounteous re-
past which had been prepared by some
of the Ladles of the enure'', Mr. W. C.
Prldham who was acting as toast-
maNer for the evening, ealled upon
Mr. Weston fur a piano solo. _Mr.
Westou rendered "Annie Laurie" In a
very sweet, entertaiuing and classical
manner and was given a heartily de-
served eiwore. Community Angina
was then indulged In, allyresent "dot-
ing their t °ices in the singing of two
tawnier hymns.
qdr.sPridhain In his role of tewat-
master then proposed a toast to the
King which was responded to by the
singing of the National Anthem.
The next toast proposed was to "Our
Country and Euiplre," Mr. E. Prit-
chard reaponding to it in a eery inter -
eating manner. Mr. Pritchard followed
the course of freedom throughout the
'gem from the time of King Ahasuerus
to the present day. Ile enapnovolzed the
great strides In its development at
different stages and theu showed that
today tlw Itritiah Kulpire 1111MatitiSe4 the
gnsotest demoeracy which has ets•r
existed in the world. a fact "of wlokla
we 2.41'an44dians and 11111ishera
should be very proud.
"To our President" was the tomal
Ile( proposed, Mr. Pridloom giving in
a torief summary the twelfths and
characteristk-s which made Dr. Ern -
'thermos ; k.adier in the work of the
-'one or the main ofizattties p05-
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The money you SPEND so thoughtlessly every week would
siasi y keep up your deposits in our'Ckristmas Club. Join now
mad have some READY MONEY next December.
Bring in your first deposit now and join. We do the rest.
The following tables explain thedifferent Clubs.
INCREASING CLUB PLAN
Put In le. 2c, 5o or 10o the first week. INCREASE your deposit
lc, 2c, k or 10c each week. In 50 weeks:
lc Club pays 1112.75 Sc Club pays 63.75
2o Club pays 1125.50 10o Club pays 11127.50
DECREASING CLUB PLAN
Start with the largest sum and Decrease your deposits each
week. This le a very popular plan.
EVEN AMOUNT CLUB PLAN
Put In the SAME AMOUNT each week. In 50 weeks:
25c Club pays $12.50 $5.00 Club pays $250.00
Clab pays $25.03 $10.00 Club pays $500.00
$1.-00 Club pays 1160.0o 120.00 Club pays $1,000.00
$2.00 Club pays '100.03 $50.00 Club pays $2,500.00
When you deposit your mone• you KEEP it; when you spend
h -it is GONE. You know that is true. Be determined. Join
our Christmas Club and REGULARLY deposit some tinsemits
_
Join today. Bring in all the FAMILY.
We will welcome you.
We pa) 3 per rent. Inter.( on Club deposits,
BANK OF HAMILTON
()wt. Dollar a
By regularly deducting one dollar a week from
your earnings and depositing it regularly in a Sav-
ings Bank Account, you will soon accumulate a
substantial balance without missing the money
deposited. In five years, with interest at 3', com-
pounded semi-annually, you will have $280.26.
In ten years your balance will be $605.54.
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UNION BANK OF CANADA
Goderich Branch, F. Woollcombe., Manager
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one Ivt-w-0idt tit" ntiff Mr.
Pridham "which qualities him for his
work is that he Is a Christian." His
.seriousness about his Job and his man-
ner In leading the club meetings in-
fluences the inembo•rs greatly and they
are eneouraged ou-operate. [hue
making the club a live organization
%hien hoods the way in all unortak-
hags of the church.
1)r. Emmerson In his reply dealt
mainly with the influence of one in-
dividual upon another. There Is Dot
single life, he said, which is not an
anchor of good or bad and the !ornate
nog up against of our life and other
hoes Is bound to leave its impression
upon those concerned. Continuing, Dr.
Emmerson Kaki "there is no character
olden 1s not a quarry out of which
atones aro taken to build temple.' In
ether lives, and If we will keep this
thought In mind vve can make our-
seivel. our club, our church, a power -
110 tailtieneo for good in the eetn-
notinIty and state. To emulate Jesus
ehrbn In all his doings should be the
thing to whk.h we should strive to at-
tain if we would be influential in the
bringing about of the kingdom of God."
At this point in the program two, of
the club members, Mr. J. R. Witeeter
anol Mr. Chas. Robertson, favored the
gathering with a pleasing duet. the
selection being roundly applandeot
Mr. H. It. Long was then called up-
on to reapond to the toast to "the
Club" and in his reply Mr. 1
mune very interesting Identities re-
garding the varying conditions' of the
club sinee its incloolon. Since its or-
ganization there have been 61N4 live
topics diacussed by the membo•rs. these
toplem toeing introduced toy 142 men.
many of Orin now in far-off plaees, no
doubt conowlous of the benefit they re-
osoivosil from dita.usstiog the questions
of life with other num. Only four of
the members of today were nietnberto
of the dub ort its beginning. the rest of
the charter Members twine scattered
far And wide over the North Atnerlown
isontinent. In (Ms way Mr. Long
strivoal to show In how. great so noanner
the teachings of the club would be an
untold bo•nelit to the world. AMT. ito
inemlwrs, living.up to its kleal. had
partosi and establish's] tho•noseiVes 111
1 :111 parts of the continent.
The toast whk'h Mr. Priolhano nest
1.1“90sed was to "the Choreic" v.:104h
s`•,' renPonded to by1. M r 1Vm. Ilit 111e.
In his opening„,ro•marks the 41•01ker
16.111 in the main with the need for
andloyalty withio each unit
of olio. church so that the latter or-
ganization might be of inspirational
Siond•I> i'llth was now looked upon as
It ants.rtant unit In the clion-I•lo rind
in tile els( hot lorron hooked to for !lid
%Olen any 111,• it undertaking was to
be launch's]. Mr litaille cited the For -
1 Movement and the reoliodloon of
the elooreh dela as two PICIIMpiti• 01
tile fact jun 51:0441, In eoneinition the
.1w -.ter ealphasized the Seed • for co-
operation with ro•gard to the work of
the Chili and ("did upon the members
ich.. theiroinirvIng ®ion,
thr ooh
,ied effort.. ti thdr spletteal
Oil in the great work that the Ph*
aas doing as an loilluenee for good.
After floe gathi•riost had jobIl In
the -dogleg of a hymn. Mr. A T
Cooper of Clinton, liev. J. E. Ford and
ve
Itev. H. D. Moyer molt spoke interest-
ingly for a few minutes dealing NS It 11
the 1:10(..da of the present day world,
•nd exprewring the how that eolith-
tiona would improve in the near future
with regard to the work of !lie
churclui
CHURCH NOTES.
Serihem in /COAX elaurelo next Sun-
day will be as usual. At 11 am.. Rev.
IL- Melte-mid will disetoss the first
Itt tlw aeries on ',Paul. the wan and
lobo work." "Paul. the man." In the
o•veuing Rev. W. J. Scott. M. A.. 'it. T.
M.. now under call to '11'j:orbit', will
preach Sabbath school awl Ilible
,•tasses will meet at 3 o'clock.
Services in North street Methodist
church next Sunday will be eonducted
by Rev. H. 1). Moyer. the pastor. Pub-
lic werothip Itt 11 a.m. and 7 pm.
Wm, J. W. tk.ott, M. A.. will preach
la tbe morning. The pastor's evening
theme will le- the WPC01)(1 in the series
on the Lord', l'rayer. "IlemVen." Mr.
Scott will take �p him new most/rate
with the Presbyterian church at
Wharton' n week from Suntlity. IIbs
many friends in North street will be
pleased to hear him ht•ture b. leaves.
The elatt•ili, 34till'M lith anol
Rand will meet at 10 a.m. The Club
topic, "What I.essons lain we learn
front. Religious' Indiffen.nee ?" will he
introduced by Mr. A. M. itols•rtsoor.
The Epwrirth lamoote meeting ono Tues-
day night will be specially interesting
and profitable. The topic for snooty
III he "Clailstone'a Greatness," and
wfthlip taken by Mr. William Raffle.
Mr. Itohert Hetherington will trottluet
the meeting.
HYDRO ON THE FARM '
A Survey of The Advantages Whleb
The Fanner Gains Through Its (tis
The letter by Mr. Geo. istithweite
on "Hydro on the Feral" which ttp-1
pidIrlitt In ti recent issue of The Signal!
aets forth very clearly the opportunity
that hi given to all rural osonmunitlea,
of Ontario to obtain electrieal powers
under very favorable eontlitIons.
It is -only a ft -w years since electric-
ity was a luxury within the reach of
a Knoell proportion of the public but
sitter its cost has been redueed some-
what It has become a V001131011 com-
modity of the people. Cpon the part
of the general public there to a greatly
demand for eleetrieal energy.
It wonoldhe impoasible-to make any.
thing like a complete of thelarge
number of electrical appliances which
are in everyday aerviee. Suffice it to
say that electricity in its manifold ap-
plications tightens the ',Omni of all
glasses orthe community. more eapec-
laily tho• farm home.
In ma Held has electricity been more
appreciated than in lightening the bur-
dens in the rural home. The electric
iron woos, the forerunner In this and
is 41111P of the most popular and
useful of the o•leetrieal device*. Fol-
lowing Gobi came many other appli-
ances such as the toaster, the grill.
pereolator and stove. The electrically
tt rt v en vm 4htist machine, vacuum
cleaner and Nerving machine all eom-
bine -to fume the hard-working farmer's
wife. many hours of heart breaking
toll.
fine of tine principal arguments in
the rase of eleetric•Ity versus kerosene
is the absolute safety of the former.
Every motlitirtnowa the dread of hav-
ing children 411 ry lighted lamps about
the home. .1 poiif of wind or a .slight
stumble may mean a tragedy as well
as material loos. The destruction of
barns due -to overturned lanterns
would 1,sty for install og electrieity
many farms. (Hi the ot .r 11:11111 hardly
five per es-nt. of fires recd to tire
insura ere romp:tides are tie to Ph`e•
trio al dolt -ss and of thiete ,to-Cdlleit
electrielii eatososo A very large propor-
tion Is due to Ilte-eatetettm use etee-
tricot' sippllantvs or incorreet wiring'
doiti by ittmluilitits1 eleetricians.
Attend. the. tregressivt- endue -and "Piro -Power for the farm leo,'
4niataunroitte
41w1enturlial*r pteril,-11"1"4"41-.4 Matotanie deep eonside•ration in all the
Temple on Friday etening'ebritary 24., 7.1thi
mmiltmav..
itIesr'y amolhoJancenttimeto .
Hotierie
Admission 15 twins. .
"I would like to take the
opportunity el stating that
we cordia!!y welcome small
a`ccounts at al! ouroffices."
-,Cs• Frsykriri Writimin T46,
Cr•ota/ Atswerpr, ISK annual
serene of the Beall e "lawyers!.
BANK OF MONTREAL
ESTABLISHED MORE THAN 100 YEARS
E. V. LESSLIE, Manager. Goderich, Branch
WAWANOSH PIONEER DIMS
Tisdale Paws Awa) At Horne
Of His Itaughter,In The Weir/
One of the iii..neera at
psoased away on Friday. January
2 at Aylesboory. Snook when George
Tbsda be ti Dowered the timid summon4.
ikat•toiust came from Ireland with his
parents when only a boy and after,
living It short time near Toronto they
settled 1., West Wawanosh. Sir. Tis-
dale remained on the maw farm for
aixty pair* I.ast June he and hit
elle went to the home of their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Albert Stein, of Aylesbury,'
sask., and mince that time his health
had been gradually failing. Mr. Tis-
dale wits a onemlator of the Methodist
church and In polkies n staunch 11b-
o•ral. Resides lobs sorrowing widow, ho•
beret+ seven sous and three daughters:
John Thomas. of North Dakota; Fred-
erick, of Waahluaten; Mestere. -David,
Albert and AraW af-rovermi •
itarar.;--Dr. Maltyof Or. Fevti, N.
0.. Mrs. Albert Stein, orasrs••••xx..
Soak.; Mrs. Josephine Robertson, Of
Portland. °Term. and Mrs. H. Woods,
of West,Wa wanosh:
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They Are Still Here For
You -Bargains In
Watches, Clocks, Rings. ---
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Jewelry, Umbrellas.
Silverware and
Rich Cut Glass
We are offering -these goods -Well be -
inert be future -prima -for -this year.
E. C. ROBERTSON
Watchmaker and Jeweller
EWA 141 and Square---eiderle-
oesese •• woo • if
SCHEDULE REVISED
Studien; Withdraw From Town League
Malting A Few Changes Necessary
The seinsloole or the town lax•key
!rogue was`reviooed at a fleeting of the
executive on Saturday evening when
the Rankers announced their intention
of withdrawing from the emiteet. The
ga tile's for the Indents* of he
will be 'played as folleWa
Feb. 17-Ptirity Flour is Juniors.
M. C. C. vs. C. P. R.
Feb. 29-Itrewiliaeil Vs. Purity Floor.
Juniors re. C. P. R.
Feb- 14-4`anne Club vs. Purity now
_ Junior,* vs. 1)rewrnaen-------
mo
A good character 1,1 like a well -cut
hovel : it shines which ever way it la
approaehed.
Nis lie raw C-
An .unusual event on February 27th...
When you go lop the hill of pros-
perity, mny you never meet a friend
coming liftWn.
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BUS AND BAGGAGE SERVICE
Bus meets alt trains. Calls made for
passengers and baggage to any part of
the town, Prompt service guaranteed.
Telephone 51 Day or Night
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. STOWE
Residetocc. Cambria Road. opposite the
organ Factory: Office
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Willoughby's Farm Agency
offers for s4le a farm of 100 acres,
well situated on boundary of Col:,
horne township. A good red brick
house of eight rooms and hath, Com -
well and windmili, bank himt ti8g84
and -10x2'l with good stabling and
%%liter in stables, silo 107c25, hen-
house 10s20. bog pen 10)00. Th a
is good clay loam soil and well -
drained and fenced, 34 acres plough-
ed. 41 acres of wood, It miles from
station and three•gnarteis of a mile
from schoag; A good buy.
For particulars apply to
C. C. McNEIL
brute Street Ooderich, (Mt.
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MISS HAZEL TONE*.
Candidate for Queen of as Whist.
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Wlatee Carafes! of the CAM.
Silla Peelle Railway ..pi.
sad eelettal fee the position by •
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Proves Houses to rent.
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It is ironicat. yet true, that atom Canadian
,
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•1' a woll-ewndortod rwilltng r.../Nk PIMi p01 PM,
with • so,,; Hones sr onnuen Ntork..4
portion of thl• loom. h•ving brier!! sold. 1011 will
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