The Signal, 1924-1-24, Page 5•
. STOP THAT B
WITH
'WHITE PINE and SPRUCE BALSAM
If you have a stubborn cough and your lungs are inflam-
ed and your air passages irrita;ed.'this splendid cough syrup
will afford the relief you seek, promptly and Without any harm-
ful after-effects. Peuslar White Pine and Spruce Bahian] is a
healing remedy, composed of -White Pine Balk, Spruce Gum,
Tamarac Rails. Wild Chem: and other ingredients of recog-
nized merit. Sold in two sine, 23c and 50c.
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CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone 90
Local Agent, for Dr. Thacker's Liver and Blood Syrup
The Square, Goderich
There are now 120 enrolled In
tbe-e classes.
lu Basketry the three present chos-
es are fillet. The Prhtcfpuel is pre-
pared
ro-pard to receive enrolment and If
sufficient r.egwud a fourth class will
be formed.
In Fancy Knitting the three dames
tonne) will take two ou Tuesday
afternoon. Another clams will be
formed It suftkleut enroll with the
Principal.
in Hesse Nursing a half dozen or
more can be enrolled for Wednesdays.
In Cooking the e'ass Is filling lip
well and only some 511 more can be
accommodated an Timr.slny' nights.
in Automobile Mechanics we are
looking for a large enrollment In the
la4llere class on ernes lay nights and
the men's 4411 T1010..l4V-541.hts. These
nights can Ire ,hai,gel to spit intend-
ing members.
In Commercial Work tete Prit(elpal
luta had four enquires. Should a
•aKh•ieut number de ire a class it ono
he forladd to [newt twk•e or three
times n week. Please send In your
names at once.
J. W. ERASER J. P. H1'ME
Chairman Principal.
The ostp onei tateting of . the \ Ceailgia Cat en
p
Abmeek Chapter, 1. O. 1►. E., will be On\Wednesday morning at -St.
held to the Board of Trade rnooa Lawrence.' the home of the brid'e';‘
on Monday, January 2sth. at 4 Ism. Mother, lira. Christy Campbell, the
marriage took place very quietly of
' utas Christ' McAuley Campls•11 to
Mr. John Ilam Cratgle. Itev. It.
C. HeDermid officiated and Mrs.
Fred T. Cralgle •layr•d the wedding
marsh. The lir
l. unat-
b 1. •. who t w a
I trended was attired in a French suit
iof'sant shade with mall brown lust
and squirrel fur and ore a (strange
. bouquet of awe•thenrt acs and lily -
of -the -varies - 1Mmtdiat after the
I...ercwony. Ur. and Mrs. Cr* • le lett on
the early morning train for honey -
MOOD trip to Buffalo and Wpst'ugton.
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COUNTER CHM BOOKS •-
Leave your order nt T.e• Signal for
Counter Chts A Ito. ,i. -
MILLINER
A group .of smartly
med Hats at
Half Price
They have a (harm all'
their own. In brown,
black and bright colors.
Girls' Tams at $ 1 00 and
1.50
Children's Hats, clearing
atI.00 and $1.50
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Miss MacVicar
Kingston St. Goderick
CHURCH NOTES
The ,ervi,-,s in Knox church nextoudu
Sunday_ will for (cted by the min-
ister. Subject 8, of .sermons: 11 a.m.,.third in series on the Lord's Prayer:
"The Kingdon of (leaven; 7 p.m.. "A
Friendly Pilgrim." Sahhath "stool
411141 ltil.le 4•1415014,1 at 3 o..dock.
Al .Victoria street Methodist cllnrch
nt.'xt Sunday broth ....rices will be
e,ndu'ted by the pastor In the morn-
ing al 11 a.m. he will speak on the
-11hJe.•t -. '.lets and the (',lurch" 111441
1n the .evening at 7 on the subject :
-ModernReligleus t'ults--Russellistu."
Prayer meeting at 111 o'clock and the
Bibleseha•ll at 3 p.04. .'. ..rdinl eel
cells 444 4111.
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
ARRANGE FOR A
GROUP PICTURE
while the family are home
for the holidays.
J. T. FELL
Phone 187 Goderkh
We charge no more for First -
Class work than is ordinarily
asked for second-class
Our purpose is to 'lean, press
and repair your clothes in exit
a way that you may regard our,
work as better thau metal, are«
to charge you no mere for this
kind of service than perhaps. you
have be. -n in the habit of pay-
ing for unsatisfactory remiss.
There's a difference we want
to show you
W. C. SNAZEL
Phone 339 South 1 -id, 1 mare
Try Us For
Fancy Goods
Novelties, Etc.
MISS S. NOBLE
t;
South Side Square - oderich
supplemental examinations."
..What It is proposed to do, 1s to
establish a board or qualified ia•uple
and Instead of students having failed
In June having to write agate in
tteptewls•r the member+ of this board
will re -read your paper.. alsd if you
have a good record for the year 'you
will get through whether you have
resol l in that one subject or not,"
said the Premier amid loud utopian's'
from the pupil?,
St. George's l'hureh Annual Meeting
Iii his address et the :mutual vestry
meet lug of St. George's church, whkh
was held In the parish hall on Monday
evening, the mor. Rev. S. S. Hardy.
thanked' the officere and various er
ganizatluns of the rhureh for their
faithful work during the year. and
quoted the-tetlgwitte esmi++tleget---Nisa-
Is•r of ohurelt famines.. 21,'1; adults
out member. of •fnmiltes. 39; total
uumis•r of souls. '.28; Iaoptism4, 17:
entfirwees, 23; actual e,mmunlcafts,
332; total uun!IS•r eolfirmed, 459;
marriages. 2: huria!e 12; cumber o(..
Sunday services. 13.; average atten-
dance at each of tine two Oiler Snit
day scrci(es. 17.5; mail.. celebration -
of the Holy Communlon..rtx, and larg
eat number of comm uni.ants on any
one dux, :31T. •
The church wardens present.sd the
annual financial statement, which
showe4/ an adverse balance earriel for-
ward. All the various organizations
of the church reported u successful
year and earrtel forward rlrtdtt bal-
ances into 1924.
Messrs. rouge 1V111aws and O. F
Carey were appointed auditors for
alae ensuing year. The rector ap-
pointed hie warden. Mr. John S. Platt.
while Mr. Charles McNeil was elec-
ted ns people's warded. sn(eeeding Mr
G. L. Parsons. it WAS decided to -d
eel a' reelect vestry consisting of eight
vestry men. in addition to the two
. w•nntents In Thick connection the fol-
lowing were duly appointed and el -
eche!: 0. F. Carey, 4'. C. Lee. George
TheBishop of thus T►ioese of Kee Wllllnma. Mertes Wurtele, Douglas
want) will address n meting ..f the Brown, Fred Sturdy, Lionel G. Par -
Woman's auxiliary to St. Georges. sons and T. e. Crawford. The sides -
parish hall at 3 p.m.. on Friday. Feb- men are to be appointed by the select
ivory let. At 4.15 p.m.. the Illihop• vestry.
will deliver an stadlw•s of "The Great 1 At the conclusion of the vestry
orth'lu+d of Onta.rio." Thin will he ineeting- the 01 1 congregational ,
Masorete' with lantern -views. in the , meeting wens held when the Synod
erentnyr at S u'elo.•k he will again is.ar41 reported that the dio('e•sau bnd-
sp eek In the pariah helten the *object': ; eget apportionment of St, Georges had
-Indian and EsklnV+ Missions." been folly met during 1923. Messrs.
•'T!n• Perils .rf the. \,lil:1
t. -.e.1." itoughie Brown and Isaac Salkeld were
Thurwlay. January JI. 1J24 ti
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Special Bargains for Last Week of Our
STOCKTAKING SALE
For the closing week of January we are offering very special bargains
in Table Linen, Towelling, Factory Cotton, etc., which it will pay you
well to look into. FiII your requirements now and you will save money
Table Cloths
J'nhlea.l►eet Damask Table Cloths, 64
ruches wide, nice deifigtr liegtllar x1.10 a
yard, for 79 cents.
Roller Towelling
All Linen Roller Towelling. red border.
1.; {1.1-1:. s \\ i.1. Regular 2t- milts, for 23 cent -
Factory Cotton
It• the yard. 34 inhere wide. worth 25 eerie-
for
eri -for lb cents a yard.
\
Table Cloths
Bleached Table Damask, 60 inehe- wit.
for 90 cents a yard.
Glass Towelling
Blue and red checks, full 214 'niche- w i,!e
Regular 25e. for lyre yard.
Ladies' Bloomers
Cn stn ku,it_ holds Moonier- for }int r
\\r;i l' Re•jt(11;1 t• •!h'. for 4;.x• ;. pair.
A. . CORNFIELD
LADIES' AND GENTS FURNISHINGS GODERICH
West S e of Square
11 Is• ..1. F. Holmes' subject in • re-elrf'tcd as lay delegate* to Sylal. ,
M ti Gleet 'ethun•h next ( While alesers. G. L. Parsons and J.
at Carleton 'Plate ands later at Lon-
don. During the pie -t 'eight years he
had been living In Ilullett and (iode-
rich townships. 'three }`ears ago he
spent the winter in Goderich. The
funeral was held on M'uttday aher-
uuuu from Brophey's.undertking par-
lors to Maitland cemetery. 'The de-
c'eised having been a 'membeg, of the
Presbyterian einsr•h the [nue• 1 rya.
conducted by Rev. .R. 4'.. Me .rmid.
pastor of Knox church. while • pall-
bearers were Sf.•ssr.! A. S. ('hr.. tai.
J. Connolly, C. A. Reid and Dr. F.
(':ark. The funeral was attended .by
a number of relatives from town abd
surrounding points.
gard to the requc-i' of tide -town of
Goderlch for the• establishment of
Power and lighting facilities: on dere
north side of the ha.t•h.,,r a: that )
,Litt,•.
I beg to advise you that the 1"t rt•
went L not prepared to guanutte.'
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MODEUHEATRE
WEEK OF .1 \S. SS TO FEB.
Sim y morning at 11 o'clock. in S. Platt were elected sahatitutea, in with
the . -ruing' at 7 104 will speak on i xtle•e4sion to Charles McNeil and the So Nervous She
exit 11 Dynamics" l eelln' sn1.1 late JI1dee Dickson.
ttr 1 r ing service This num- tel to $..l' 4.14; plate collections. $704. i
e i J be - . decd by Mr. F. R. Stiller Duplex offerings for the year amoute
t e 21 : offering during .Lenten ser pep?.
IsN' Was nt toned th from- . " Rarlday, ,may +
44n ...•.vont n the storm. "Hew Ca
Can $2:,.15: Easter offering >* ; Har-
Could Not Sleep
Monday and Tuesday
Richard Barthelme's
a cast of quality iu his gr'..:
c
1 vaes
"THE BOND ROI"'
Chelan* Comely'
"Stay Single'
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i
vest Thanks ivhn. o(fering. $277.96: Wednesday' and Thursday
Antonio Moreno and Bebe Daniel,
I Make the t Cee of Ms Time, g
will be the 'sub) at the aloes ('lulu 1►11a•.,: 4' hndgrt, (contributed last
at 10 '.m. to he ntr.sln.•,d by lir. ye:+r nh dlexnvelopes. $772.-
tit+ remotltrogve foupnvardel.e>S1i37. The
Jack Purvis..
Evangelist Alexander -Porter's sub -
j. -Is In the ltaptist chnreh next
ilnn.My will he.** follow..: -11 a.m.
'What (poferi•h Christians Are:"
moss meeting at 3.30.. -Whitt n Wo-
man Did:" 7 p.m. "The Way People
Are Saved." Come early or stand.
Hearty and joyful singing. Special
nnrsie by °horns choir. "Choosing A
Wife' is Eynngetist Torrte. 501)-
041 Saturday night. No student
441141141 1111,5 1111, sermon. Young people
particularly should hear this address.
Service each night this week at 7.45.
Come. No serviee nn Monday night.
hot every other night next ween at
7.4.3.
Beim Yiu Give Your
Nell Party
See the dainty /'ally Cards, Place
Cards, Bridge and 500 Scores,
Favors
Also pretty bits if odd China and
Novelties fir Prizes
Cards for swig? occasion.
Edgar Gaest's beautiful Poems on
Cards
Smith's Art and Gift Store
Phone 198 East Street
s
There is
Genuine Satisfaction
to us in selling Footwear
that gives satisfaction to
YOU.
No Footwear can give
their best service if not fit-
ted properly. It is our aim
to give satisfaction in
Quality, Fit, Style and
Price
We invite you to let us
supply you.
W. KERN
Tia Smarm Pismo 434
Grand Carnival
Friday, February lst
at
West Street Rink
in aid of Hospital under auspices
of
MAPLE LEAF ('1(APTER,
I. 0. D. E.
Prizes will be given for
Gentlemen's Fancy 1.t and 2nd
Ladies.' Fancy .. 1st and 2nd
Ross Fancy .... 1.t and 2nd
(}ills' Fancy 1.t and 2nd
Gentlemen', Comic let and 2nd
Ladles' Comic lst and 2nd
Bore Comic .... 1st and 2nd
Girls' Comic .... let and 2nd
Beet Connie Qnartettc
Hest Fnnayy Quartette
Beet enmte Pair
Ttest }Stncy Pair
Ilnrd Times Coetnme
'toys' race under 141
(:iris' race under 16
Thin'- lance
Beat Comic stipplrment ('o'tume
entente raised for all purposes by the
cungregatIon during the year was
57301.210. triad° up as follows:
Regular Offering, $ 3424.30
ltlrer nal 1►fferings 706.91
Women s Auxiliary 220.0:5
Mission Band 176.09
Sunday School
Church w omanr s (mild 707.67
Parish Ball fund (1(3.42
Girls Guild 161.540
Chancel Guild 94.25
'Choir Fund 00A'
Diocesan Budget $59.00
A Quebee Woman Found Relief
and Wants Others to Know.
Mrs. Donald M. Meheod. Spring-
hill. (luebe'.., w•as a vietlm of great ner-
vuu-mesa until she found the right
remedy, and is now anxious that others
shall profit by her experience. Mrs
,McLeod saga: -"Some years ago 1 be-
rme run down and grew so nervous
23712 that my life was a burden to myself
and all around me. Every night I
'would wake up with a choking feeling,
uumb all over and my heart heating at
an alarming rate. I would jump up
and walk the floor and declare I was
dying. Then I. would have sinking
sls•I11s, and 1111 day lung would he so
dizzy that I world stagger like a
drunken perent. 1 was afraid ea he
left alone, and my eonditlon was ter-
rible. I was then taken to tlu• Sher-
brooke hospital, but the treatment
there did me no goad and I entre hack
home ear weak that I voted hardly
crow the flour. I could not take ('ere
of my children, and my mother did so.
Everybody thought I was dying. and i
was Just waiting and wondering when
the end would come. At dela, Mtge
my attention Was direeted to Dr. Wil-
liams' Pink Pi11-, and T got a supply
at once. By the time I had used flve
boxes 1 felt mach better, could eat.
better and sleep better, and felt al-
moet like a new woman. I continued.
the pills for some time further, and
am now a strong and healthy woman.
1 advise all run-down women to try
, iir. Williams' 1'Ink Palls as i am sure
• they will do for others What they
here done for me."
The new wire cax will not increase
the price of inr. Willb+ms' Pink T'ille
as the muttony pay. the tax. You
can .4111 obtain the pills through any
ele'dt.lne denier at 50 cents a box. nr
•l.y mall, posit pelf,, at this prier. from
1 The Dr. Williams Medicine Co..
The iib Mrs. McPherson
a former resident of (;oderioh pas-
s.•d away in Winnipeg on Sunday of
lost week in the person of Isabella
McKay, widow of the late James MMc-
Phee-on. Mrs. McPherson, who was
born in $-otlaud eighty-two years ago
came to Canada, with her parents, the
late Mr. and Mrs. James afeKay. at
an early age, settling for a Short time
in Ingersoll prior to coming to Code -
rich. About sixty seam ago she was
married to her late lnuhand. who pre- !
deceased her about forty-five years,
ago.. Eleven year. ego Mrs. Me -
Pherson tinned to Winnipeg. nipeg. wwhere she
resided until her death, with • her Viiia
daughter, Helen 1 Net I.• s Mc-
Pherson. Other members of the tam -
Ally Who survive are: Mrs. John McPlier
sun, Denver, Colorado. Mr. James
McPherson, of Winnipeg. turd Mr.
David McPherson of town. Mrs. Dot-
tie Brown, of Winnipeg, a slater, elan
survives. The retuains were accom-
panied to (lalerleh by Mr. James 11rr-
Phersou, interment being made in Mait-
land cemetery. The funeral eervke was
held on Friday afternoon from the
home of her son. Mr. Ilavid MdecPher-
son, Palmerston .trust. The ream('
having ieen a life-long member of the
Presbyterian church the funeral eer-
.1er -whir coudneteet-ter -rtes•-41.- ..
i)
ermid, pastor of Knox chiliad'. The
pallbearers were Messrs. ti. J \A--.- Mac -
Ewan. f'. J MacFwan,-Pfl'fy lvatt(m
and .ins. it11ehennn.
$7101.29
•; A Credit to Ontario
Toronto Telegenic: Ontario is none
too well .npplt.•d with the Justice
Ilan is no reepx'('tor of Is•rextus. Huron
county tuts added a name to a not
overcrowded roll of honor:. County
Crown Attorney of Huron, C. Seager.
is enquiring into the alleged maltreat-
ment of a Home troy by an influential
farmer as vigorously as a Crown .At-
torney would he expected to enquire
into the elope] moonlit on an Italie
moist farmer by a Home troy.
The tate Wm. A. iI. Knox
The death occurred at Alexandra
Hospital on Sunday morning of last
week of William' A. B. nox. son of
the late Mr. and Mrs. dam Knox,
In his seventy-eighth yews; The de-
ceased,•wlw tiled rather goldenly fol-
lowing three we'k+i illnessrom hrtn-
chit's,.was born in Toronto He was
the lust surviving member f, a fam-
ily of ten children, his death rurring
one year later than that et hl brother
the late John Knox, of torn. Mr
misty
Exit Supplements&
Supplemental examination, are to he
ahnll.hed. according to announcement
by Hon. G. 1lowsrd Fergna..n. Premier
of Ontario, and Minister of F.,ln,arinn.
in the course of an address to i he a..
dent. .4 the Glebe ('olIAglate lnsli
ante. Ottawa, Inst Thursday.
The Premier said, that they were
getting away front the Idea that edit-
entlon was simply an accmmnlntion
of information and knowledge and
that when one had gone through the
school books one's edmeatlon was
complete.
"Ws. realize that education is a
proverss of mntnl training," he .a141,
"end we are realizing too thAt writ-
ten examinations are not it proper
teat of proficiency or efficiency. We
nrp grime to put the respnnahtllty
for rvlm•atinn upon the !melte them-
selv.ss and while we 4-11111104 do assay
with all examinations at 0114.• what
we do propose to do away with Is
Knox had Is•eu employed as
mechanic with the C. P. R. ('
Brockville, Ont.
muses 1
Water ami Light Commission
At its last regular meeting the
dater and light' eomtni5.fon reappoin-
ted Mr. W. T. 1f41rney as chairman for
dead --+Fisted- tor• -ns et lug
nights as the .0l•oxl and Murtb
'illnrwlnys of rou•h nlmtth at x p.m.
The commission decided that 23. 40 and
O(1 watt hamP+ slant be std at 35
yenta each and frosted Tamp- at 45
amts enchs a report. from the in-
stitnte of Public 1t #tlth indicated that
the sample of water nus Silken from
the 'mineral eyeing was of est•i•lb•nt
snnitery quality. An nrrsugcmn°nt was
effected between Mr. 1'. L Wniton of
the Gwlerich Mineral water Compare}
whereby for the 511111 of $.iO ;Ile °om-
misclnn seeure.l the right to nee the
tenter from ate- mineral spring near
the C. 1'. It. etntion directing_ the
water therefrom hen the wnt••r manna
to nngment the nnPIdy being obtained
from thie Intake.
The eommi=.Int, hn-t re'titsl the fol.
'owing rep's frim H. R. R. l'raig.•dla-
4410 engineer. Lenten, in emote -tion
with the Iigld and power line to the
north- elrle of the harbor The e,em-
monl'atlnn is self expinnatnrc Iudb1l•
ting that' eonstrietton work wile not
he hegun ere She coming of spring.
"With f,utik'r rt•fe•reis•, to . song
lettet of the 26th Instant, with r(' -
TROTSKY ARRESTED
Leon Trot'i+ky. the farrow leader
of the RuMinn Soviet r.' 'd11lied
who shared With 1,enl11e. the cow•
mond of the nommnnllt state hen
b:•en arrestnl, It le said, o11114404
elf 11 conspiracy *ga tn.t the pt•e.ese
form of government.
in their breezy fact 4 11 11 Tarda •nn•
"THE EXCITER.."
Tuxedo Conned)
"One Night it Rained"
Friday and Saturday
r•'iseburse the wen if they cuustruct
these rine.,. I might add that the De-
partment have requested that an a-
se•of +-
• for h ar
xo N
e.. tsup
-
this
t 1
w
441mt w u tit t
plyiltg this additiotlal lighting in the
estimates fur the. next lieu! year."
Eileen Percy and Herbert Bowlines.
In the Ile Luse .i44r.n•1101)
"THE PRISONER"
('eetury' ('ontedy
"Don'tGet Fresh"
Mutt god Jeff Ai
Humps tad Thumps"
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Matinees. -Moa Wed. at 4.15 Sat. at
3.00.
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CODING: -"Tine Midnight :tiaras."
For that
Cough or Cold
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
Horehound Drops, Ib
39c
39c
H. C. Dunlop, Phm.B.
The R•aall 1't.. re
Phone No. 1 The Square
Why Didn't You Obey That Impulse
And Get That Victrola ?
time,
Vistade li.. visa
During the big storm the house
was as cold as a barn when you
got up in the mornit:g and the
pipes were' frozen -and you ran
out of language, thawing them
out -and .your poor wife had to
suffer in silence.
Thaw out •the pipes to the
music of a VICTROLA, next
and your wife will sing "Love's Old, Sweet Sang."
H. E. JENNER
Hockey and
Boot
Skating
Boot
For Men, Women and Children are now in stock. Come
in and torte 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 4N'S
THE LEADING SHOE STORE
Phone 158 W. REG. SHARMAN (1Oi1ERiCH
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