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Thursday Jauuary 17, 1021-1
MILLINERY
A oup of smartly trim-'
Hats at
Half Price
They have a charm all
-their own. in brown,
black and bright colors.
Girls' Tams at $ 1.00 and
$1.50
Children's Hats, clearing
at $ 1.00 and $1.50
Miss MacVicar
Kiagstos SL Goderich
((H NIKE ('HECK BOOKS
Leave your sinter at The Signal for
Count, r cheek Boone.
Brophey Bros.
Tits LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
.%ND EMBALMERS
Orden carefully attended to
■ t all hours. aiiM or day
GODERiCH
- ARRANGE FOR A
GROUP,PICTURE
while the family are home
for the holidays.
J. T. FELL
Pboa>s 117 Gderte!
W* dram* w mare for Fleet -
Clam week pias is eedi.arily
asked for meend-eless
Our purpo.e is to clean, press
and repair your clothes in such
a way that you may regard our
work as better than [pawl, and
to charts you iso more for this
kind of service than perhaps you
have been in the habit of pay-
ing for unsatisfactory results.
There, • affer.nt» we -wase[
M .Mw yew
W. C. SNAZI1
PboneSl9 Moth Side Square
1tHN'SBOOT SHOP
• ThltreSatis acti•
Gape on
to us" i smiling 'Footwear
that gives \ satisfaction to
YOU.
No Footwear can give
their best servsoa if not fit-
ted Irl,. It our aim
to give- properly.
in
, Fit, Styl and
Prion
We invite you to let uh
\sUPPIY yam'
ft/ 101
W. BERN
Tim Smears . rh.n. 43w
Macdonald Gilts. teacher of piano
and alnaing at Knox church, Sat-
urdays, 10 r m.. to noon; and 8 to
5 p.m. tf
On a Tour of tea Old Wald
Mr. F. W. Hay, of Lt.toweh torm-
er leader of the Liberal party in On-
tario. accompanied by Mrs. Hay.
mailed on Monday from New York for
an ,extensive tour of the old world.
Their Itinerary will include a
[-fait to the battlefields of Flanders",
where Archie Riggs, a brother of
Mra. Ilay, is -buried. Mr. and Mrs.
flay will vlalt the Holy Land. 'They
will spend aomc little time in Egypt
and expert to get a peep into KIM
Tut'. ,tomb at 'Amor. Plasma of call
will Include Funchal. Maderia le -
lands; ('Mhz. Spin; Gibraltar, Al-
giers. Tunis. North Afrbe, Alexandria.
E ypt; Haifa. I'nleatine; Constan-
tinople. Naples. Italy; Muoaeo, an in-
deys.rulent prindl:ality In which Monte
('erh. I. hswted : Lisbon. Pnrtugual :
Cherbourg, Franey; Southampton and
i.ondon, England.
liminommoom
We Are Here to Give!
You Service 0
Vflai Siafisliss
Vital statistics as secured from
Town Clerk L. L. Knoz dew that
during 1923 there were 141 births,
35 marriages and 72 deaths. During
loll there were 52 births. 45 mar-
riagM and 74 deaths,
Itfw''w±..
M. C. C. At Home
The Mrneeetung Canoe Cluh has is -
'sued Invltatone for an at home to be
held in the club rooms on Friday
evening of this week. Messrs. W. .1.
Henderson. M. R. Hall. T. Kidd and A.
1.. Cole are the committee In charge
of the arrangement+ for the event.
Meets .t Court G.derieb
C. O. F.. Court G..derh•h, No. 32, has
toetaflyd ter-f5N..wiag 4.ttioere tor.- the
ensuing year:-('. It., ('. Johnston; V.
C. it., N. Armstrong; fin. -see., A. J.
Wilkins; rec.-sec., A. E. Barker; treas-
urer, W. J. Me\evin: chaplain, W. M-
Knlght: l+. W., Percy Barker; J. W.
0. E. Step: S. It., T Carroll; J II.,
Heuder.u.n.
_)lonitrnoriWest la F'lari&
Monsignor West. of St. 'Themai ;-
former parish pri..a . of St. Peters'
church, who attended the ree'e nt jub-
ilee celebration at St. Joseph's (on-
r,•ntr ham left for Florida where he
will carry ou mission work. He will
be modeled In t61s eonneetion by
Rer. Father Fallon, of Sacred Heart
church.' \\'Ingham. who is going to the
seat1t in search of health.
Turret Crown S.Id
The steamer Turret ('rows has been
sold., having been purchas.d jute
re ently from her English owner: by
• newiy organized navigation com-
pany known as the Toronto 'Sreamahip
Company, whose headquarters are at
Toronto. Captain W. ('. Jordan. of
('ollingwad. who will sail the steamer
in the lake trade. J11 provialunal presd-
n the tele trade. Is prorisionni presi-
dent. A. M. 114lnni-, of Gode'rkh. is
vice!-preedde•ot. •1Jr. )dunes. who
last year was chief engineer of the
steamer W. 1'. Franz. will assume a
similar po iton nn the Crown when
.he leaves her berth at the north side
of the harbor early next spring.
Interlodge Carpet Bowling
The ,:tending of the varinn• trams
competing in the lnlerkxlgc ('arle't
Bowling iw•ague is as follows: -
{V. f.. Pts.
Knl h (E'
Griffith (Odd., 3 1
Ilutch 4Odd) i 4 1
Abell (dd. t :i 2
HeNevin (Orange, 2
Wilkins IFor.) 1 4
g t or. a :t 2 08
00
59
44
46
'Killing (orange, 0 • 5 44
Johnston (For.) 8 1 43
Let us assist you in furnishing your, Sturdy (Orange) 2 35
home in New and Used Furniture
and Stoves. We specialize in any-
thing for the home.
The at.edule of the rental
games is as follows: -
Jan 10--(;rlffith vs. Sturdy.
otos
_.ns t--. Kaittiug 1
f1 Jan 1((. ---Griffith es. 'MeNe'vin. 1
iii. is Year Store U.. It sc
Latch vs. Johnston.
Furniture Jan. -Knight vs. Sturdy.
Blaclutone's
be received until Elabruary Bib at
1 pm„ with a view to baring the
intake completed nut later• than
Jury 1st. The specifications nail for
"the placing aad supplying of 1900 feet
of 24 -Inch east from and 1300 feet ut
steel intake pipe with Intake well and
crib." •
The I.4. Thames aUKa.b
Though be bad been ailing for six
weeks In the kid death tame suddenly
Iasi Friday morning to Thomas Mg'
K(uzle lu his .•rrenty-eighth . year.
lir. MvKeoalv was lore in Duyatrles.
Canada, in the year 1847. He ease to
(;odertch, is lea% and four years later
was married to his now bereft partner.
Mary Rush. of Nor"-ich. Besides his
widow two daughters survive: Mrs.
Walter Buchanan, of Toronto, and
Mrs. H. t. Edwards ot--town...-Text
sisters and one brother aim survive;
Mrs. J. Stewart, Belgrave, Mrs. Somer-
ville, Woodstock. and Mr. Richard Mc-
Kenzie, of Burford. The docketed
was employed Ger the greater psi of
hls residents. in Goderich as engin-
eer at the North American Chemical
Works, now twine toleratd as the
God -rich Balt Co. Fed a time he was
Connt•.•teil *nth - the ,iiFtt works -at- Han-
ford. .\s an adept in vaulting and
jumping he particlpated In the sports
In c•o ties with the• first Do-
minion Day celebration ever held in
(ksh•ticb. Ile was also a member rat
the original fire brigad4 in Goderich
which was organized by the late Cap-
tain TiaDanety. Mr. McKenzie main-
tained his conn«•Hon with the fire
brigade. until 11)06. In politics he wait
Conservative and fraternally- was a
memulwr of the I. O. O. F., C. O. F.,
and Sons of Eldvtland. The fun-
eral. which was held on Monday after -
anon from his late residence. Vic-
toria 'trete, to Maitland cemetery, was
(+i ducted by the deceased'. pastor,
Rev. R. C. MieDermita. of Knox church.
while the pallbearers were Messrs.
James ttt:rimg.'onr, A. 5. Cooper. 'Mat-
thew Bates, E. ('. Belcher. John Story.
and I►r. W. F. ('lark. The members of
Huron Lodge. T. O. O, F.. No tie.
attended in a body. Those here from
out of town for the funeral were: Sir.
J. Stewart, Belgrave, Jdeesrs: Wm. A.
Nelson and Isaac• Rush, of Hatchly;
Mr. Jti••hatil McKenzie, ur-ilurford;
eats. Alex M, -Kenzie. of .Woorectoek;
Nle --r•. John and Robert McKentle. of
New lur'ham: 'Mr. and Mrs. W.
Buchanan and Mrs. John Rates. of
Toronto. and 'Messrs. Thor:. Edwards
:sol Dever Gidley, of London.
Collegiate Hoard t. Coder With
Connell
At its inaugural meeting on Mon-
day morning the town council received
the folios ing c•ouimunlcatlon from J.
I'. Hume, secretary of the Collegiate
lestitnte Hoard: -"I am directed by
the ltoard of Trustees of the Gods-
rich
;elle-rids Collegiate institute to request fpr
th,. Board the privilege of meeting
with your body in an inform) way
to lay Before you, the situation test
has developed regarding the improve-
ment in the aeeompmodation atthe
t'ottegiate remit -red by the I,dtxation
Ihgatrtment. The Board would ap-
preciate very much your granting them
the earliest date at which you would
A sale of bolas. barking will he 1,e-pleaewt to receive Geeir'pre•eeuta-
Aha a held at Haley's Grocery Wore on. Rat- tion of .the ease."
ese on the -Broadway of Goderich urday. January 26th, by Eureka Class On motion of Councillor C. H. Hum -
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NydroElectric
The People's Power
C«k by Electricity .i
Wash by Electricity
Irse by Elsctficity
Gotsoient Claw Quick
Cheaper than Gal tor Wesel
An Electric Vacuum Cleaner
removes all dust. A broom
just moves the dust.
Walk in aad see the display
of Electric Goods at the
HYDRO STORE
North std. .f Spare G.d.rlab
25 dozen
Men's Wool- Sox
Made of Canadian all -
wool yarns, in grey only.
that will sell for 50c.
Special for this week
only
3 pairs for 95c.
LTIM14. ROBINS
s - ,leo iietiaricli
dr
of Victoria street e),unb.
Tenders Being Called For
Mer and Deputy -R. ve 1t. 4'. •Mnu-
nings the council Ided to meet the
Collegiate Board formally on Thurs-
day evening at,•t.:Ni p.m
E. 11 Darling, M. E., of Hamilton.
Who wee wam engaged by the water and (;et your costumes nwety for the
light cemmbwion as engineer In charge carulval to he h.W at Wer.( street
of the installation of the new Intake, rink during the latter part of Jame
%114 in town iset Prlday evening ary.
and interviewed the commisaton. En-
gineer Darling has completed the plana
and specifications for the work iso
that the commission decided to im-
mediately call for tenders, which tall
diaiMEMOMMir
Happy Is the Bride -
who anticipates the desire of her
friends for a really good photo-
graph. Let us show you our
newest style.
' -R. R. SALLOWS
Try Us For
Fancy Goods
Novelties, Etc.
MISS S. NOBLE
South Bide Square - Goderich
COME IN
and let us start you on a
piece of FANCY WORK.
L
.sons Free on all Em-
.
Silks and Crochet Cottons.
all colors and sizes. Mail
orders promptly filled.
re embroider and do
knitting to order.
Smith's Art and Gift Store
Phone 198 East Street
CHURCH NOTES
The oervlee• at Victoria street
Methodist church next Sunday well
be conducted by the pastor, Rev. J.
W. -Hedley. Sermon subjects!: 11 a.
m. "Taking off the Grave Clothes';
7 p.m.. "The 1.o•t Je,u+.:'
i'he services In Knox church next
Sunday twill be enndueteel by the
minieter: 11 a.m., second In series on
the te.rd'+ Prayer, "Thr ' Hallowed
Nnrs. ' 7 p.m.. 'Hindrances and Op-
portn nitle.." etabtwth school and
1t11de closets, at 3 o'tea•k.
Rev. it. 1'. M'Dermld begin' last
Sunday morning In Knox ehoreh a
series of sermons on "The Lord'.
Prayer." Ills Initial discourse, "().sl
our Father." Indic-etet that the study
will prove bath Intrreaing and prof-
itable to the eongregntlon a. a whole.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Arthur Circle of Knox church will be
held In the lecture room on Monday
eientng, January 2L■t. Seas. (Rev.)
Jas. Hamilton and Mrs. A. H. Johns-
ton will speak. Refnwhments will be
served. AH young ladies of the con-
gregation are Invited.
The regular meeting rat Knox eQ urcb
W. M. S. will he held on Tuesday Janne
ary 22nd, at 3.30 p.m. The program
will be in charge of Mrs. Warnock and
' Mrs. A. J. MacKay. A report of the
recent Presbyterial meeting will
also be given. A. thus is the firth
meeting of the new year ail members
are urged to be present, and all women
of the congregation are cordially In-
vitee to attend.
v Ai North .trip Methodist church
nett Sunday the embje•t for the
'Men's nest. at 10 a m., will be: "flow
('aa WW Cultivate a Spirit of Woe
s blp?" Mr. M. W. Howell will be the
Lader. Church amines and Mission
Band *leo will cony', at 10 o'clock.
The pastor's snbjeet at 11 o'clock will
be "Christ Our Example." aryl In the
evening at 7 he w'il epclk on, "A
Broken World and How to scent! 137
In the eve Ing Mr. F \. Mister win
play as an offertory .m'n l'eon) "The
Angel',. Sereuede" (Bro••s , Stranger'
and v isItnra welcome t o , C /1.1,1(a1(
Mlle Great Nortl.a "+'arlci'
1, the tulle of 1 ml,.. 'r'- 'ows,•
which will 3* R'ven , •-•'"4 •with
'••,•. -f the
',ranee
. day.
lantern .ilei.. by tl
1.Ier•e•w of Ke-wnnn r(s
parish hall et 4.1
F'•' ruary• 1st. This tt11
film talk s-l'I 1s• fry t--•
el'jldren and M '.ray o'
•- :w pre`
• •bezel
• who
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^ - COLBORNE'S STORE'
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
Jae
,. ON THE FOLLOWING LIST OF MERCHANDISE ,a.
Silks, Dress Goods, Cottons, Flannelettes, Coy sets,
t Underwear, Gloves- and Hose_
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY
and help us make room for our Spring Goods.
•
COATINGS
All wool heavy Velours and English Coatings 58 inches wide.
to sell at per yard -
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Regular 1$4.50 and 4-1.00. 1'loths
$3.50
COATS AND DRESSES- AT $10.00 EACH el
Coats fo r $10.00
Now is a good time to get a good all wool cos t for $10.00.. Allo two three-quarter Se,tlettes
for $15.00 each. .
Twelve all wool sergeilresses in navy blue, -very -good-style for eaEh . .. $10.00
Four all wool jerseys for : a =7,00
These are real bargains and will save money f or yon.
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
wish to attend. At 3 p.m. on that
'day the Blnhop will speak ou "Indian
and Eskimo Mission" to ter.+ members
of St. George's W. A. and their friends,
tinct in tier evening at 8 o'cloe•k he
wilt speak in the prleh hall agein
on the name subject bit with a view
.to the Intereot of the general pub-
lic. Those meetings are free, except -
Ing possibly the one In the eveolog
when a Voluntary offering may he
taken. It is hoped that many will
avail themselves of this opportunity.
on the fuse of February. of hearing
from first enures something of what,
t. being done for the religious de-
velopment of our Canadian shortg-
Ines.
New Reeks at the Library
Tile foitowing books have earn piar-
rd leu circulation at the public lib-
rary.
IMrary.
FITION '
The Guarded y'tame .. W. H. Maxwell
The Night of the Wedding ....
C. Mc A. JI. Williamson
The Mystery Road .. E. P. Oppenla'im
The Amateur TIM .... A. P. Terhume
Bread .... ...... Chas. Norris
Madame Claire Sewn Ertl
The isle of .Hetribulion
P;dison Marshall
Moorlius do Co W. J. Locke
C'rnatao
'Mary Johnston
14132 ...... .... .. .. Mary Johnston
Draeger Ernest Poole
The Thing At Thei Herts. . H. next
The Child's lion... • •
Marjory MaiMurchy
The Viking Heart .... I.. G. Rult•erson
Michael'. Evil Deeds E. P.Opperrheim
Jeremy do Hamlet .... ilugh Walpole
John Matheson ('. R. Andersen
('ettle Onnta %Vntsno*
filrlln Ilalin.d Olive H. Prouty
Falt►t Perfume Zinn Cale
Oliver October .. , . C.. B. Merutcheon
.\,u, and Her Mother O. Douglas
(.w,rglan Glories O. Douglas
A 'Lost T.ady Willa ('ath.•r
The 'Box of Spikenard Ethel Boileau
NON-Fi('TION •
Training for Leadership. and Power
Grenville Klelser
Newfoundland Verse .... E. J. Pratt
Tee -Breakers - Heister Fwlna
Dawn the Mackenzie Fullerton Waldo
The irlsh Guar rvin the Great. War
. Rudyard •Khaling
Ben King's Verse
Sly Experlenee. in S.otlaud Yard
11as11 Thomtion
Idealism In National Charach r ..
Rdbett Falconer
Getting What We Want ..
David O. Elan
Alfred i.yttleton .... Edith Lyttleton
Electricity R. R. Starting
Chemistry In the Service of Man ..
Alex Findlay
History of English Literature
Andrew T.nng
A King's Daughter .. John Masefield
The 1lnngalsm Rook 4'. E. White
Tippet. Mother -Cited . to Slake ....
I. M. Gurney
Elementary Water Color Painting
J. IL Brown
('anadian Commercial Correspondence
H..1. Rummel
.\ Book of Canadian Pray and Vere
E. K. & E. '1i. Ttroaders
in.11an rays In the Canadian itockiest
'M. !Wheal'
A Laugh a Day Keeps' the Dater
Away Irvin S. Cobb
TlePoul W. 1.. Stldger
i,loydnrp Geeorge E. T. Raymond
Baliade an(I T.ytiee .. Alts. Carman
The Appeal of Petry
Ts,nald G. French
The (ilorimu A none'" Old Blue
llnster C. Ii. J. Snider
Reacts. Men and Geoe\A.sen4.iwsk1, F.
Ifi.tnr)" "anti ,Jetta S. Wolff
\:tisk:' 1:1ln 11igglnson
The V. ser Ponsof Testerday .,
Lord Fray Hamilton
("totter. 4 D. Ilorthwick
site,• "^Is sea lt.'me«r,ud
A .F . W4IIAI,ms
Wit, 'ear Photography ... .
Wm. S.' Davis
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MODEL THEATRE.
WEEK OF JAN 21 to 26
Monday and Tuesday
Thomas H. Ince presents
Millen Silts and Jahn Bowens in
"WHAT .1, WIFE LB.A1iNED".
Mermaid Comedy.
r;r "Flying F7tmnee
• • •
1 Wednesday and Thursday
"HOLLYWOOD"
with a east which reads like the
Who's V'ho of the Screen
Ceres B De Mille, Bill Hart, Thomas
Mdghew, Jack H.It, Owen More.
Betty Compton. Anita Stewart, Baby
Peggy. Ben Turpin and .arty .thew
Alan
rig Lloyd Hamilton In
MY F'R ISND"
• • •
Friday and Saturday
Charles Murk) Jones in I
"SECOND HAND LOVE"
Al St John in
"A Trpieal Romer"
'Fez Now', Real No. 105" 11
. • •
Matinees. -Sion. Wed at 4.15 Sat. at
3.40.
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For that
Cough or Cold
gl?I'!FYf
..
RIKER'S SYRUP TAR
with Cod Liver Extract
50 Cents
RIKER'S LAXATIVE
Bromide of Quinine
Tablets
25 Cents
MELOIDS
for Sore Throat, etc.
25 Cents
Humbugs, Ib . 3t)e
Horebousd Drops, Ib 30c
II. C. Dunlop, Phm.B.
The Rexall Store
Phos. Ne. 1 The Square
Your Husband Will
Thew& it.. eM
Look Like an Angel
If you buy him a Victrola-
with his money, of
course.
Von remember the lady who
called down the photographer
for making her husband look like
a baboon, when she saw the
proof. And the photographer's
reply that "she should have
thought of that before she
brought him there."
The poor man can't "Look Pleasant" without -a 401
N'iCTROLA.
H. E. JENNER
Hockey and
r Boot Boot
For Men, Wornen and Children are now in stock. Come
in anti look over our big range of seasonable Winter
Goods, Felt Shoes, Moccasins, - Rubbers, Goloshes.
Spats, etc.
Our prices are as low as we can make them, consider-
ing the high qualities of our goods. - -
SHARM AN'S
THE LEADING SHOE STORE
Phone 158 W. REO. SHARMAN OODKRICH
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KLEAROIDS
for Htlisitiner, Hwrsrness
and other simple throat itri•
titian.
•'PENSLAR
.ALMOND AND CUCUMBER
CREAN
A delightful application for
chayped hands or (ace
_
Aweberia•d Apse is Careen i.e
DR. THACHER'S LIVER AND BLOOD SYRUP
Th. Celebrated Vasehbb,T.mp.
Stop that bark with R
PENSLAR
White Pine and Sphtsce
Balsam
25c and 50c bottle.
PRESCRIPTIONS
Carefully compounded. We
know you will appreciate -Mrs
kind of service and we want
a chance to demonstrate it to
you.
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
..............
Phone 90 The Square. Goderich
MILLINERY
A oup of smartly trim-'
Hats at
Half Price
They have a charm all
-their own. in brown,
black and bright colors.
Girls' Tams at $ 1.00 and
$1.50
Children's Hats, clearing
at $ 1.00 and $1.50
Miss MacVicar
Kiagstos SL Goderich
((H NIKE ('HECK BOOKS
Leave your sinter at The Signal for
Count, r cheek Boone.
Brophey Bros.
Tits LEADING
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
.%ND EMBALMERS
Orden carefully attended to
■ t all hours. aiiM or day
GODERiCH
- ARRANGE FOR A
GROUP,PICTURE
while the family are home
for the holidays.
J. T. FELL
Pboa>s 117 Gderte!
W* dram* w mare for Fleet -
Clam week pias is eedi.arily
asked for meend-eless
Our purpo.e is to clean, press
and repair your clothes in such
a way that you may regard our
work as better than [pawl, and
to charts you iso more for this
kind of service than perhaps you
have been in the habit of pay-
ing for unsatisfactory results.
There, • affer.nt» we -wase[
M .Mw yew
W. C. SNAZI1
PboneSl9 Moth Side Square
1tHN'SBOOT SHOP
• ThltreSatis acti•
Gape on
to us" i smiling 'Footwear
that gives \ satisfaction to
YOU.
No Footwear can give
their best servsoa if not fit-
ted Irl,. It our aim
to give- properly.
in
, Fit, Styl and
Prion
We invite you to let uh
\sUPPIY yam'
ft/ 101
W. BERN
Tim Smears . rh.n. 43w
Macdonald Gilts. teacher of piano
and alnaing at Knox church, Sat-
urdays, 10 r m.. to noon; and 8 to
5 p.m. tf
On a Tour of tea Old Wald
Mr. F. W. Hay, of Lt.toweh torm-
er leader of the Liberal party in On-
tario. accompanied by Mrs. Hay.
mailed on Monday from New York for
an ,extensive tour of the old world.
Their Itinerary will include a
[-fait to the battlefields of Flanders",
where Archie Riggs, a brother of
Mra. Ilay, is -buried. Mr. and Mrs.
flay will vlalt the Holy Land. 'They
will spend aomc little time in Egypt
and expert to get a peep into KIM
Tut'. ,tomb at 'Amor. Plasma of call
will Include Funchal. Maderia le -
lands; ('Mhz. Spin; Gibraltar, Al-
giers. Tunis. North Afrbe, Alexandria.
E ypt; Haifa. I'nleatine; Constan-
tinople. Naples. Italy; Muoaeo, an in-
deys.rulent prindl:ality In which Monte
('erh. I. hswted : Lisbon. Pnrtugual :
Cherbourg, Franey; Southampton and
i.ondon, England.
liminommoom
We Are Here to Give!
You Service 0
Vflai Siafisliss
Vital statistics as secured from
Town Clerk L. L. Knoz dew that
during 1923 there were 141 births,
35 marriages and 72 deaths. During
loll there were 52 births. 45 mar-
riagM and 74 deaths,
Itfw''w±..
M. C. C. At Home
The Mrneeetung Canoe Cluh has is -
'sued Invltatone for an at home to be
held in the club rooms on Friday
evening of this week. Messrs. W. .1.
Henderson. M. R. Hall. T. Kidd and A.
1.. Cole are the committee In charge
of the arrangement+ for the event.
Meets .t Court G.derieb
C. O. F.. Court G..derh•h, No. 32, has
toetaflyd ter-f5N..wiag 4.ttioere tor.- the
ensuing year:-('. It., ('. Johnston; V.
C. it., N. Armstrong; fin. -see., A. J.
Wilkins; rec.-sec., A. E. Barker; treas-
urer, W. J. Me\evin: chaplain, W. M-
Knlght: l+. W., Percy Barker; J. W.
0. E. Step: S. It., T Carroll; J II.,
Heuder.u.n.
_)lonitrnoriWest la F'lari&
Monsignor West. of St. 'Themai ;-
former parish pri..a . of St. Peters'
church, who attended the ree'e nt jub-
ilee celebration at St. Joseph's (on-
r,•ntr ham left for Florida where he
will carry ou mission work. He will
be modeled In t61s eonneetion by
Rer. Father Fallon, of Sacred Heart
church.' \\'Ingham. who is going to the
seat1t in search of health.
Turret Crown S.Id
The steamer Turret ('rows has been
sold., having been purchas.d jute
re ently from her English owner: by
• newiy organized navigation com-
pany known as the Toronto 'Sreamahip
Company, whose headquarters are at
Toronto. Captain W. ('. Jordan. of
('ollingwad. who will sail the steamer
in the lake trade. J11 provialunal presd-
n the tele trade. Is prorisionni presi-
dent. A. M. 114lnni-, of Gode'rkh. is
vice!-preedde•ot. •1Jr. )dunes. who
last year was chief engineer of the
steamer W. 1'. Franz. will assume a
similar po iton nn the Crown when
.he leaves her berth at the north side
of the harbor early next spring.
Interlodge Carpet Bowling
The ,:tending of the varinn• trams
competing in the lnlerkxlgc ('arle't
Bowling iw•ague is as follows: -
{V. f.. Pts.
Knl h (E'
Griffith (Odd., 3 1
Ilutch 4Odd) i 4 1
Abell (dd. t :i 2
HeNevin (Orange, 2
Wilkins IFor.) 1 4
g t or. a :t 2 08
00
59
44
46
'Killing (orange, 0 • 5 44
Johnston (For.) 8 1 43
Let us assist you in furnishing your, Sturdy (Orange) 2 35
home in New and Used Furniture
and Stoves. We specialize in any-
thing for the home.
The at.edule of the rental
games is as follows: -
Jan 10--(;rlffith vs. Sturdy.
otos
_.ns t--. Kaittiug 1
f1 Jan 1((. ---Griffith es. 'MeNe'vin. 1
iii. is Year Store U.. It sc
Latch vs. Johnston.
Furniture Jan. -Knight vs. Sturdy.
Blaclutone's
be received until Elabruary Bib at
1 pm„ with a view to baring the
intake completed nut later• than
Jury 1st. The specifications nail for
"the placing aad supplying of 1900 feet
of 24 -Inch east from and 1300 feet ut
steel intake pipe with Intake well and
crib." •
The I.4. Thames aUKa.b
Though be bad been ailing for six
weeks In the kid death tame suddenly
Iasi Friday morning to Thomas Mg'
K(uzle lu his .•rrenty-eighth . year.
lir. MvKeoalv was lore in Duyatrles.
Canada, in the year 1847. He ease to
(;odertch, is lea% and four years later
was married to his now bereft partner.
Mary Rush. of Nor"-ich. Besides his
widow two daughters survive: Mrs.
Walter Buchanan, of Toronto, and
JEW M. 'It lldwarda ot--tow.n...-Text
sisters and one brother aim survive;
Mrs. J. Stewart, Ilelgrave, Mrs. Soaet-
vllle, Woodstock. and Mr. Richard Mc-
Kenzie, of Burford. The docketed
was employed Ger the greater psi of
hls residents. in Goderich as engin-
eer at the North American Chemical
Works, now twine toleratd as the
God -rich Balt Co. Fed a time he was
Connt•.•teil *nth - the ,iiFtt works -at- Han-
ford. .\s an adept in vaulting and
jumping he particlpated In the sports
In c•o ties with the• first Do-
minion Day celebration ever held in
(ksh•ticb. Ile was also a member rat
the original fire brigad4 in Goderich
which was organized by the late Cap-
tain TiaDanety. Mr. McKenzie main-
tained his conn«•Hon with the fire
brigade. until 11)06. In politics he wait
Conservative and fraternally- was a
memulwr of the I. O. O. F., C. O. F.,
and Sons of Eldvtland. The fun-
eral. which was held on Monday after -
anon from his late residence. Vic-
toria 'trete, to Maitland cemetery, was
(+i ducted by the deceased'. pastor,
Rev. R. C. MieDermita. of Knox church.
while the pallbearers were Messrs.
James ttt:rimg.'onr, A. 5. Cooper. 'Mat-
thew Bates, E. ('. Belcher. John Story.
and I►r. W. F. ('lark. The members of
Huron Lodge. T. O. O, F.. No tie.
attended in a body. Those here from
out of town for the funeral were: Sir.
J. Stewart, Belgrave, Jdeesrs: Wm. A.
Nelson and Isaac• Rush, of Hatchly;
Mr. Jti••hatil McKenzie, ur-ilurford;
eats. Alex M, -Kenzie. of .Woorectoek;
Nle --r•. John and Robert McKentle. of
New lur'ham: 'Mr. and Mrs. W.
Buchanan and Mrs. John Rates. of
Toronto. and 'Messrs. Thor:. Edwards
:sol Dever Gidley, of London.
Collegiate Hoard t. Coder With
Connell
At its inaugural meeting on Mon-
day morning the town council received
the folios ing c•ouimunlcatlon from J.
I'. Hume, secretary of the Collegiate
lestitnte Hoard: -"I am directed by
the ltoard of Trustees of the Gods-
rich
;elle-rids Collegiate institute to request fpr
th,. Board the privilege of meeting
with your body in an inform) way
to lay Before you, the situation test
has developed regarding the improve-
ment in the aeeompmodation atthe
t'ottegiate remit -red by the I,dtxation
Ihgatrtment. The Board would ap-
preciate very much your granting them
the earliest date at which you would
A sale of bolas. barking will he 1,e-pleaewt to receive Geeir'pre•eeuta-
Aha a held at Haley's Grocery Wore on. Rat- tion of .the ease."
ese on the -Broadway of Goderich urday. January 26th, by Eureka Class On motion of Councillor C. H. Hum -
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NydroElectric
The People's Power
C«k by Electricity .i
Wash by Electricity
Irse by Elsctficity
Gotsoient Claw Quick
Cheaper than Gal tor Wesel
An Electric Vacuum Cleaner
removes all dust. A broom
just moves the dust.
Walk in aad see the display
of Electric Goods at the
HYDRO STORE
North std. .f Spare G.d.rlab
25 dozen
Men's Wool- Sox
Made of Canadian all -
wool yarns, in grey only.
that will sell for 50c.
Special for this week
only
3 pairs for 95c.
LTIM14. ROBINS
s - ,leo iietiaricli
dr
of Victoria street e),unb.
Tenders Being Called For
Mer and Deputy -R. ve 1t. 4'. •Mnu-
nings the council Ided to meet the
Collegiate Board formally on Thurs-
day evening at,•t.:Ni p.m
E. 11 Darling, M. E., of Hamilton.
Who wee wam engaged by the water and (;et your costumes nwety for the
light cemmbwion as engineer In charge carulval to he h.W at Wer.( street
of the installation of the new Intake, rink during the latter part of Jame
%114 in town iset Prlday evening ary.
and interviewed the commisaton. En-
gineer Darling has completed the plana
and specifications for the work iso
that the commission decided to im-
mediately call for tenders, which tall
diaiMEMOMMir
Happy Is the Bride -
who anticipates the desire of her
friends for a really good photo-
graph. Let us show you our
newest style.
' -R. R. SALLOWS
Try Us For
Fancy Goods
Novelties, Etc.
MISS S. NOBLE
South Bide Square - Goderich
COME IN
and let us start you on a
piece of FANCY WORK.
L
.sons Free on all Em-
.
Silks and Crochet Cottons.
all colors and sizes. Mail
orders promptly filled.
re embroider and do
knitting to order.
Smith's Art and Gift Store
Phone 198 East Street
CHURCH NOTES
The oervlee• at Victoria street
Methodist church next Sunday well
be conducted by the pastor, Rev. J.
W. -Hedley. Sermon subjects!: 11 a.
m. "Taking off the Grave Clothes';
7 p.m.. "The 1.o•t Je,u+.:'
i'he services In Knox church next
Sunday twill be enndueteel by the
minieter: 11 a.m., second In series on
the te.rd'+ Prayer, "Thr ' Hallowed
Nnrs. ' 7 p.m.. 'Hindrances and Op-
portn nitle.." etabtwth school and
1t11de closets, at 3 o'tea•k.
Rev. it. 1'. M'Dermld begin' last
Sunday morning In Knox ehoreh a
series of sermons on "The Lord'.
Prayer." Ills Initial discourse, "().sl
our Father." Indic-etet that the study
will prove bath Intrreaing and prof-
itable to the eongregntlon a. a whole.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Arthur Circle of Knox church will be
held In the lecture room on Monday
eientng, January 2L■t. Seas. (Rev.)
Jas. Hamilton and Mrs. A. H. Johns-
ton will speak. Refnwhments will be
served. AH young ladies of the con-
gregation are Invited.
The regular meeting rat Knox eQ urcb
W. M. S. will he held on Tuesday Janne
ary 22nd, at 3.30 p.m. The program
will be in charge of Mrs. Warnock and
' Mrs. A. J. MacKay. A report of the
recent Presbyterial meeting will
also be given. A. thus is the firth
meeting of the new year ail members
are urged to be present, and all women
of the congregation are cordially In-
vitee to attend.
v Ai North .trip Methodist church
nett Sunday the embje•t for the
'Men's nest. at 10 a m., will be: "flow
('aa WW Cultivate a Spirit of Woe
s blp?" Mr. M. W. Howell will be the
Lader. Church amines and Mission
Band *leo will cony', at 10 o'clock.
The pastor's snbjeet at 11 o'clock will
be "Christ Our Example." aryl In the
evening at 7 he w'il epclk on, "A
Broken World and How to scent! 137
In the eve Ing Mr. F \. Mister win
play as an offertory .m'n l'eon) "The
Angel',. Sereuede" (Bro••s , Stranger'
and v isItnra welcome t o , C /1.1,1(a1(
Mlle Great Nortl.a "+'arlci'
1, the tulle of 1 ml,.. 'r'- 'ows,•
which will 3* R'ven , •-•'"4 •with
'••,•. -f the
',ranee
. day.
lantern .ilei.. by tl
1.Ier•e•w of Ke-wnnn r(s
parish hall et 4.1
F'•' ruary• 1st. This tt11
film talk s-l'I 1s• fry t--•
el'jldren and M '.ray o'
•- :w pre`
• •bezel
• who
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^ - COLBORNE'S STORE'
20 PER CENT. DISCOUNT
Jae
,. ON THE FOLLOWING LIST OF MERCHANDISE ,a.
Silks, Dress Goods, Cottons, Flannelettes, Coy sets,
t Underwear, Gloves- and Hose_
NOW IS THE TIME TO SAVE MONEY
and help us make room for our Spring Goods.
•
COATINGS
All wool heavy Velours and English Coatings 58 inches wide.
to sell at per yard -
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Regular 1$4.50 and 4-1.00. 1'loths
$3.50
COATS AND DRESSES- AT $10.00 EACH el
Coats fo r $10.00
Now is a good time to get a good all wool cos t for $10.00.. Allo two three-quarter Se,tlettes
for $15.00 each. .
Twelve all wool sergeilresses in navy blue, -very -good-style for eaEh . .. $10.00
Four all wool jerseys for : a =7,00
These are real bargains and will save money f or yon.
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
wish to attend. At 3 p.m. on that
'day the Blnhop will speak ou "Indian
and Eskimo Mission" to ter.+ members
of St. George's W. A. and their friends,
tinct in tier evening at 8 o'cloe•k he
wilt speak in the prleh hall agein
on the name subject bit with a view
.to the Intereot of the general pub-
lic. Those meetings are free, except -
Ing possibly the one In the eveolog
when a Voluntary offering may he
taken. It is hoped that many will
avail themselves of this opportunity.
on the fuse of February. of hearing
from first enures something of what,
t. being done for the religious de-
velopment of our Canadian shortg-
Ines.
New Reeks at the Library
Tile foitowing books have earn piar-
rd leu circulation at the public lib-
rary.
IMrary.
FITION '
The Guarded y'tame .. W. H. Maxwell
The Night of the Wedding ....
C. Mc A. JI. Williamson
The Mystery Road .. E. P. Oppenla'im
The Amateur TIM .... A. P. Terhume
Bread .... ...... Chas. Norris
Madame Claire Sewn Ertl
The isle of .Hetribulion
P;dison Marshall
Moorlius do Co W. J. Locke
C'rnatao
'Mary Johnston
14132 ...... .... .. .. Mary Johnston
Draeger Ernest Poole
The Thing At Thei Herts. . H. next
The Child's lion... • •
Marjory MaiMurchy
The Viking Heart .... I.. G. Rult•erson
Michael'. Evil Deeds E. P.Opperrheim
Jeremy do Hamlet .... ilugh Walpole
John Matheson ('. R. Andersen
('ettle Onnta %Vntsno*
filrlln Ilalin.d Olive H. Prouty
Falt►t Perfume Zinn Cale
Oliver October .. , . C.. B. Merutcheon
.\,u, and Her Mother O. Douglas
(.w,rglan Glories O. Douglas
A 'Lost T.ady Willa ('ath.•r
The 'Box of Spikenard Ethel Boileau
NON-Fi('TION •
Training for Leadership. and Power
Grenville Klelser
Newfoundland Verse .... E. J. Pratt
Tee -Breakers - Heister Fwlna
Dawn the Mackenzie Fullerton Waldo
The irlsh Guar rvin the Great. War
. Rudyard •Khaling
Ben King's Verse
Sly Experlenee. in S.otlaud Yard
11as11 Thomtion
Idealism In National Charach r ..
Rdbett Falconer
Getting What We Want ..
David O. Elan
Alfred i.yttleton .... Edith Lyttleton
Electricity R. R. Starting
Chemistry In the Service of Man ..
Alex Findlay
History of English Literature
Andrew T.nng
A King's Daughter .. John Masefield
The 1lnngalsm Rook 4'. E. White
Tippet. Mother -Cited . to Slake ....
I. M. Gurney
Elementary Water Color Painting
J. IL Brown
('anadian Commercial Correspondence
H..1. Rummel
.\ Book of Canadian Pray and Vere
E. K. & E. '1i. Ttroaders
in.11an rays In the Canadian itockiest
'M. !Wheal'
A Laugh a Day Keeps' the Dater
Away Irvin S. Cobb
TlePoul W. 1.. Stldger
i,loydnrp Geeorge E. T. Raymond
Baliade an(I T.ytiee .. Alts. Carman
The Appeal of Petry
Ts,nald G. French
The (ilorimu A none'" Old Blue
llnster C. Ii. J. Snider
Reacts. Men and Geoe\A.sen4.iwsk1, F.
Ifi.tnr)" "anti ,Jetta S. Wolff
\:tisk:' 1:1ln 11igglnson
The V. ser Ponsof Testerday .,
Lord Fray Hamilton
("totter. 4 D. Ilorthwick
site,• "^Is sea lt.'me«r,ud
A .F . W4IIAI,ms
Wit, 'ear Photography ... .
Wm. S.' Davis
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MODEL THEATRE.
WEEK OF JAN 21 to 26
Monday and Tuesday
Thomas H. Ince presents
Millen Silts and Jahn Bowens in
"WHAT .1, WIFE LB.A1iNED".
Mermaid Comedy.
r;r "Flying F7tmnee
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1 Wednesday and Thursday
"HOLLYWOOD"
with a east which reads like the
Who's V'ho of the Screen
Ceres B De Mille, Bill Hart, Thomas
Mdghew, Jack H.It, Owen More.
Betty Compton. Anita Stewart, Baby
Peggy. Ben Turpin and .arty .thew
Alan
rig Lloyd Hamilton In
MY F'R ISND"
• • •
Friday and Saturday
Charles Murk) Jones in I
"SECOND HAND LOVE"
Al St John in
"A Trpieal Romer"
'Fez Now', Real No. 105" 11
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Matinees. -Sion. Wed at 4.15 Sat. at
3.40.
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For that
Cough or Cold
gl?I'!FYf
..
RIKER'S SYRUP TAR
with Cod Liver Extract
50 Cents
RIKER'S LAXATIVE
Bromide of Quinine
Tablets
25 Cents
MELOIDS
for Sore Throat, etc.
25 Cents
Humbugs, Ib . 3t)e
Horebousd Drops, Ib 30c
II. C. Dunlop, Phm.B.
The Rexall Store
Phos. Ne. 1 The Square
Your Husband Will
Thew& it.. eM
Look Like an Angel
If you buy him a Victrola-
with his money, of
course.
Von remember the lady who
called down the photographer
for making her husband look like
a baboon, when she saw the
proof. And the photographer's
reply that "she should have
thought of that before she
brought him there."
The poor man can't "Look Pleasant" without -a 401
N'iCTROLA.
H. E. JENNER
Hockey and
r Boot Boot
For Men, Wornen and Children are now in stock. Come
in anti look over our big range of seasonable Winter
Goods, Felt Shoes, Moccasins, - Rubbers, Goloshes.
Spats, etc.
Our prices are as low as we can make them, consider-
ing the high qualities of our goods. - -
SHARM AN'S
THE LEADING SHOE STORE
Phone 158 W. REO. SHARMAN OODKRICH
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