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THE SIGNAL,
CODERICII, ON'I.
Thursday, Septa tuber 18, 1921. S
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>ewan, Waterman and Parker Fouli
tarn Pens. Prices $250 up.
CAMPBELL S DRUG STORE
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Ifamily. of Myth. spent a illy wIIh dm
forture:4 4149.r. -\trap W. 11. llray.
Mnrt.'u 'rigl'n1 •.f ..$.,M,urn,
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Ir. !Raney Joseph, of I/•bull,
J'11eh.. vim a au11day vt.Itor nt (1114
home of .lr.:ao1 11r.. 4.V,Ik •r 11nrray.
14'r%lee• Ila4.• e•.Iuutesi •1.11 again in
• 4'Ilri.l'. •'hutch after being eloped for
tour Sundays. !tet. 1:. Hays being
away on his holidays.
Union .errlees will la. held In St.
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tie•,• '..t it'eInc-•tie.R11orllag. with
li•e ..•:.x...,'. I•:,y, elrynt.'au.I part or
see• grain. I.'.•• 111.•..16144k 4411.. saved.
iti. w.•?1 :.- .. p:.r•ion of the• souls'. Mr.
..1.1.1..i.'..el 1ilr.•.hed-,, few dllor.he.
' f•.1.•. 'rl.. r.• .v:1. n.. trtw11raure on the
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IODERlcn TOtt•XsHII'
Mr. \1
T. AUGU STINE
1ST. .11'01'1''1'INI . 44511. W. Slum
M. 11114 ledge visited at John Thump.
wrlr. lust 1ve•k.
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0.11111 .Ir•. .1. R. diatom! on Monday.
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and 1L•.. 1). Y,•1kmuid and 4.1k.
1►uu1.111u Melh.nald culled 1.0 1.1141111-
here IJIe 1"•giuuhyg-of Ibis %eel.
Mr.` sunt ••111.. 4•.•1.
111 Loudon Fair lust neck.
One of the most diverge and in-
teresting aggregations of passen-
gers ever aasembled in Canada left
Montreal for Europe on August
20th aboard the Canadian Pacific
liner Mirinedosa. It included Ma-
jora S. de Beires and- Britt Pais,
who recently flew from Lisbon to
Macao, China, a large party of
scientists returning from the recent
convention of the British Associa-
tion for the Advancement of Science
at Toronto, Colonel Geo. Ham,
genial and internationally known
• • '.o- bought fee•.., "ambassador of the Canadian Pa. OBITUARY
1'••11.. •"y'. ,,f .;...Icri••1,. •t\u,• eific" and "Soldier" Junes. Cana • -
h ,' 11••' u.• - . ia. 1.•1..1114- dian heavyweight boxer.
field and Itipl y•
We regret to report that Slur. file
lay 1L Donald 14 still very i11.
11 r lain Stewart left 1111 311.1.111.1
luler1111g for 1;111.11111.
\Ir. 1Iahcedla \L,'•1..•olalll left '111
PAH turdlIy tot Parry sown*. wllr•re 1
will teach.
11r. .lutes 11at•Keurhe 1s home after
...tending a week at Toronto. 14here he
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tldled Farm " Wears Meel.-
.1 Joint meeting of 1111. I'. F. N'. Il.
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the Paramount fill,. \Ir.. 4. .Iluule-
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program followed and nun nitwit en -
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ailjouriuw•nt a dell.•iouw lunch %n•
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TO ARMS !
'Onc-: again,th= cler,on call rings out tor every prohibitionist in Ontario
to prcpsre ;.. 11.1111.. O.1_e agtin the e!e_tarl of Canada's banner Province will be
called. up to to 7r itect their h im n against a renewed attack on the part of the liquor
fojces,of thePr.>vince. The decisive conflict will be fought on October 23rd. Let
us prepare for battle.
THE PINT OF ATTACK
Ater a long struggle we have in our possession the finest piece of Temperance
Legislation in Canada. known as the Ontario Temperance -Act. It has cloyed the
barrooms of the Province. sobered the drunkard and transformed the drunkard's
h ,me. It has almost emptied our jails and penitentiaries. It would have done more
were it in the power of the Act to close an,' padlock the breweries and distilleries. We
have only to contrast conditions today with those of twenty years ago,to realize the trem-
endous improvements it has made. ;\1.H' we are asked if it would not be better to change
this Law for something not specified but vaguely called Government Sale. Let us• not
be deceived. A liquor store is a liquor store whether owned by a private individual
• or by the Government. To sell liquor by the bottle in Government stores doesn't
change the character of whisky or beer. The liquors will do exactly what they did'
years ago when sold over the bar. We can expect to have just the same condition in
individual and social life as before.
AMMUNITION
As you increase the facilities for obtaining liquor so you increase 'the consump-
tion of drink.
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Make it right to sell whisky and it cannot be proven that anything else
wrong.
The man who says he can drink or leave it alone usually finds in the end that
he cannot leave it alone.
It's the same kind of whisky with the same results whether bought in a Govern-
ment store or in the old-fashioned saloon.
When the door of the Government store is open every home is in danger.
Every woman who has had to live with a drunken husband knows all about the
liquor traffic.
The devil feels proud of his work when he looks into a drunkard's home.
The man who makes a business of drinking will ?Toon be drinking as his
business.
The devil's rope is around the neck of the man who thinks he can drink or leave
it.alone.
One moderate drinker is worth more to the devil than a dozen drunkards.
If fewer fathers were moderate drinkers fewer sons would become immoderate
drunkards.
Bridget starts her fire with coal oil, the devil uses whisky.
The immoderate drunkard was first of all the moderate drinker.
Personal liberty must always take second place to social welfare.
Old man Ontario has no intention of becoming a bar -keeper for the United
•',States.
YOUR WEAPON
The ballot cast in favor of the Ontario Temperance Act on October 23rd.
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The first all -British direct cable.
service between Montreal and Lon-
don was opened on August 18th by
the Canadian Pacific .Telegraphs. ,
As business warrants, this service
will be extended' to embrace other
Canadian cities with which it is now
eonnected but which, as yet, cannot
I offer a reasonable return'for a reg-
ular service. Messages were ex-
changed between, the London ('ham.
-bor. of Commerce and the *untl.'
Board of •Trade .and between the
'Canadian and the English head-
quarters of the Bunk of Montreal,
conveying expressions of mutual
good% ill and peopht.•cying closer re-
lation. as a relult of the impruved
cable facilities.'
WESTFIEI.D
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bail not 114•11 in good health (yr w •
tame, but the end came quite suddenly
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;u 11.94, but he moved to thaderic 11
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rd at the Ia Italtaliou sod .11u 'l:re•
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a.cordisl this war hero 1n Iain burial.,
which toad: plaice at ihingal111)11 e•11l-
w•ry on Monday. 'rite huo•nll .1.r
%ice's were co11dlw'ted by Ker. Arch
d•.tcoo .lunew-14awu/a11. The 111111
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lth,ck iw sun 'veil by bis parents, Mt.
and 11r.. ,,,rocs Itli'k. 4.f I .ik'llti r..•
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NIA Hilo 1.i IA•n•oit. Sirs 111 1'. Porn..if
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"SAY iT WITH FLOWERS"
GEO. STEWART
I'•/.I)hf.N%'
Wedding Bunches Floral Designs
a Sp•cllslty Phone 105 •
l w 111 Iw• pleu.14r1 w tale 44 1
?Tugs of all citizens of pioneer
age, eighty y'•1lrs 111111,111.?, for ,loll
ericit historical colletlou. and
•h 11114• ( will. Ile pec-e•uied
1111 a I'hoto of 1111111111.1 1. Slltin4' 1
• t"• made 1411 Saturluy only.
K. K. S.11.I.OW1 •
STOVES
Now is the time to figure on
your heater or cook stove.
We have the biggest assort
ment of cook stoves in Cade -
rich.
To clear these the price will
be right. Don't buy until you
see them.
Blackstone's Furniture
Exeiange
Letterheads
Envelopes
Billheads
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Ft :It inlwn ,J 1't, 1I4,4l 411 TI1.
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(►1111414 Watiounry and if it
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The Signal Printing Co..
Limited
Those Vacation
PICTURES
. of yours.
You're proud o them' -
naturally. -
Don't lay thorn, aside in
some forgotte corner;
they'll tell a pleas nt story
of your trip if yo have
them framed.
Let: us de tke_Ftaming
for you to -day. We have
Frames to suit alt pictures,
and our prices are mod-
erate.
Smith's Art and Gift Store
Phone 198 East Street
asr►ses
Millinery Opening s MODEL THEATRE
on Monday and Tuesday,
Sept. 22nd and 23rd,
and following days
In nut .\ut111lin I1I•play Sc. Iry-. 1.1 11,. laic -1 iia I,:Utcru
1111,• and Our Own Models,
Distinctive Style- ir. Smart Millinery show taller erowntl,
varie.) plumage trimmings. a pronnune.•d ribbon rogue. Span-
ish and Empire lines dominate 1114. fashions for the 4.141, 1t.
Von are cordially invited to inspect our vtoek:
Miss MacVicar
Kingston Street
Goderich
OF SEPT. 22 TO n.
•114/111.1 1' :1114 '1'114 -day
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The 1411;•'11 •1 .tar of til• .. relit in 1..
o11htnneling drnnr.1' .• triumph •
"TIIE SING 01'-I.II11" '
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14'4,111, daJf ,,r ,t Thur. -day
TOM MIIIIRF:
111 1 1111 1:.:11 It .\I:.111 Ih1all Sp/41,11
"BIG IIK/ITIII;K"
VON t' -•went
"ON THE .IIIB"
Friday :and Sat Imlay
KIN - TL\ - TIN
in n abelrt-stirring 'dory of the Frozen'
North
•'W11F:Rt: TIIE NiiRTH BEGINS"
Long 1 'on.eJv
"THE Ril; SHOW"
"FELIX IN TILE -SWIM"
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FURS FURS
Special Showing of Fall and Winter Furs this .week.'
If you are interested in buying now or later -
see us first.
A small deposit will hold any piece.
Alio orders taken for repair work on furs.
MISS S. NOBLE
South Side ',apiary - Ilederich
PHELAN BROS.
have taken over the Doty Foundry,' on Victoria street,
and are now prepared to execute all orders. The
Foundry will be known in the future as
The Goderich Grey Iron and Brass Foundry
• a: l•i:wf;4 `il+�,r}a1t.i,1ct:.? „4 .'F:J:
4latine.r Monday and \y,dm•adny :it
4.11 Saturday at :ital.
('OMIN(-"THEE ('ODE OF THE
SEA"
Menesttune Park Hotel
CHICKFN DINNER
Fish and Chic Ten Dinners w 1 be
aer'gd Sande- Et en n, fit
5?0 to 111.40
Evert Iowa :it! . i, • 'r 1.11 to 1411 t.
1.111 our dome's tip , , ''ride,,
. 44.11141.1rpt -,.t in t... • .t -t.
111_ ?Hy :el for r,w•n'wt•o•t'
1 1...1 11.1;:.4 , tanager
Amateur Finishing
Our developing and printing .s •
of the better kind.
Leave your Films with us for
good work and prompt service.
We also carry a full dock of
Films aid Printing Materials.
•J. FELL
Tion,' 1141 l•oderirl.
Men's Sweater
Coats at
$2.65
Meet's:,All Wool Sweater
Coats made of all • wool
yarns. In brfitvn. grey.
leather, lovat• and fawn
hides. •
Very Special at $2.65
M. ROBINS
The Squire , Goderich
Viands 1w. MO
1IlIl ,reel- •.•14.1.1, niil i,,:1r
Paul Whiteman's
Orchestra
in `tralford on 1I, loL••r tllitil,
IIM(I milGonr .'1 pco4Ae ran
hear thin great orlpgaizat ion 1111
the
Victrola
at any time.
fhiv is a real cgrlxlrtnnity.
H. E. JENNER
QUALITY --- STYLE ---VARIETY
These good features are all embodied in our immense
stock of Footwear, for men, women and children, and
these features, combined with the policy of one price
and fair dealing to all, has made this store an institution
as the' "Fancily Shoe Store."
- Our new stock of
Trunks and Travelling -Goods
of all kinds, at popular prices, is worthy of your con-
sideration and inspection. We invite you to come in
and look around at any time.
SHARMAN'S SHOE STORE
Phcn,• 111$ W. REG. SHARMAN OODKRICH