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BUY -AT-HOME DIRECTORY
On Page 2 of This issue
What are you doing for the coil inunity
that iKdoing yo much tor y'm? You can he111
by buying everything you 1., cd' in your o\t'n
home town.
Till: SIGN.tl. PRINTING t'(1, LIMITED, Publishers.
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(;uI)EHICH, ONTARIO, T1iU1;S1)AY, OC OBER 24, 1929
iasulnl a loving it. 'r,.•. toter, a11ould " RUDDY CANADIAN
love history, know i Ileo, awl; ►w•hag APPLES FOR OVERSEAS
iutrfa,:h11 lu it thew -1.1.1,•1 ley to in-
serest the pupils, Lihc e,; bt'r Uk-e pu 'What shall i send the folks In tlu
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EXETE•
Rtoil applies to sof N(1,,1, well as til (iW 'Country le a )nen heard a4-
„they 11118sc•s of seb.'^ .1 .. l'.. create the ('hri-t«uls season upery hear Out
ihut hderest the t ;;,•„iuh guld4-N
1Uuld help the te.0 l„ r : "L'he orrtrrsA If the average Canadian realized huts
wtn•11 our big juh•)•, red apples are,
of Rudy should 1t• _r.,.!.•.t.. - Inter- unit'',ur and vy, e.l by people
Many Problems of Educ onus Dis l„ting• 41etults ebOU1l nppliel. :t• uy.i•rseu,. the 1.1 Clw lit„old be hn-
cussed-Miss Annie Consist cup'dewentery reaiiiu h.'uld Ile tfl• medlatadt suttirl..
Elected President I keg with texts. 4, Thr•-•11t•rt. should eana'b s :u-ciaiu rosy '11 111004 ars !i
dnlwalixe the subjs.. ! e u•re 'w swel. rel''1"11 t'� �ola,g and old alike. The,'
y llltt-tratious shuul.l b,• used as well rt'I I8lire our brilliant sunshine and
The -tit! 1 vsrald .anis ull ruawe1111111 U8 hislurie novel. 11"craphy, iuvtrtl- I`:Irw sumwrr dac- nod they do look
•,i \Wc-1 Huron teachers w•as held in .ntlous awl excur„i _• The Imlwr t 1*rui slur .unl che•rtu', \utth,lu
1L11H stre•r Illiiel chnrv11, 'Exeter, ��,,, f❑11 of lwIpflll ..•,i_hts for'the spit-, 'fed, and ila(lw'ino
,.H Thursday Mr.' sold Friday, I. the
to'. teacbt'rr'. sur the McIntosh'Iii and -the most popular M
uul I1. \U. A. J. Itriun•ti, the Prod.' Miss I: race pep's: f„':,atoll will. e:ury your gooti wirhe. acro-- the res
brit, presided throughout the se•ssious' I .I'binl ('Ince Compo -1 i•nI. Th sol' and standard Wives' and barrel. of
Iter. l'. 4. \parehulw•, Irletur of the i *et rlliuld develop ii. a natural way rhufe• haud•pielce' old loud Imo ken
9wnh, in conducting the opening ex-
' t'rom the course C4' ••red by the set•- fruit. (:otcrun„•„} 1114 11iitt 111 are l,ro-
rrcir.es ex1eadel 114I welcome, to the and ,•lus3 Only chUir.a tor.wulr dctll►I- curable at reas•nmble prises from any
:thee• f 118 etui•ha-!yell re barest• 111 study `of the scu' n c forwatival. grower. albs the matter oQ 14 ipment ,
:thee of the work they are carryingIIlaragrapk structure, lnl:a.tluti01*, etc. 'Is as•simhle ns' the intoning of as ant
.81. The tasks of the teachers l of subJ`,1",.,..s .f Iotere-t the pnpi:s The Canadian National 1of t` sail'
the preacher are her Lost. , he said.; .19o1d ' w•Irt•twi 1• 111,,^t. thou.ht. call for vour-appla, transport and de
The minute. ..t the nae( e(••1ou of. trmlines of stories el ,i!•1 be gisel' liter them by 1ul k ra,'rrle to u111
lir> were read and npprunsl.
H. CLEMENTS
Painter and Decorator
);4tiwat•s for 'sainting, wall• afper•
ing, este., cheerfully g1) ell an rc
guest.
Resilience No. 4, Bayfield Road
Telephone 259J
O. F. CAREY & SON
Li•nited
INVESTMENTS AND
INSURANCE
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TempleBuilding
-- ONTARIO
Huron Investments limited
Stock B or kr..
Bond Dealers
Insurance
Royal Bank Building, soderich, Ont.
..- Phones 430 and 445
Geo. Williams
Dealer In L%
DOMINION, PRO VL\CL.
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MLICIPAL AND ('OKFO-
KATION BONDSFtre. Aeeldent, Automobile, sod
General Insurance Agent
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office, nest -to Bank of Commerce
Phone 53 1;.slerich
Brophey Bros.
TIIF: I.E.11)ING
1.1 NEK.11. DIRECTORS% (I) EMIL t1.M1:R8
Ambulnm a service al all
hours, d.. or night.
I'I I„\ I -t
lit ,I tI 1:It'11
J. R. Wheeler
Funeral Dirt'eiar and
Embalmer
All.:,11- prow;•tly attended to
doss or night
PHONES
store 3'i5 Residence 3,'.,w
1Iu1111Lon Street, Goderich
TEACHERS OF WEST
HURON IN ANNUAL
SESSION
OUR CLUBBING RATES -
Save You Money
The eluhhing rate for The Signal and
1'11' Louden Fret' Press i1+ 30.50. You rayl
'fur. A-iulilar saving on other papers.
c• 1reilunl and
the d'•tai►s 1 -t„ i t n, 1> Is• t.,l,l must Dingwall ,lnthtrle .'dale thorn
Miss M14 Id t Pentland futr,Decor- I iuuio frow
Ile Armstrong Real Estate I, lilt• smbjwd of -81x8* tp481 Decor- -ec1 iun�, cath pun c r4-rriger*11 *4 vrclr on f passenger 4*lons." sheemploaclAd-thene•e.SI1F where the other, left 11 118' pais•-14.1u*.-rs,
of keeping. the room attrartl%e'. of 1,..1 m4)' 1 co-rebu .,1 art. his,rhe traw+lr,rutti•,u rhar;e fr••w
and Insurance Agency
keeping a clean Ghlcklr.::rl awl of torr. •ge,.raph)•, lin r '1'114- use alnn,real nod 1111444w ap to Notcwber
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'.IFF: 1N'1 KAN(1- (Sun Life CO.) I rot•ering the .bray wa11- with 11111164..f homonyms *1atinued
1101111 11 or !torsi . t. d l .
ACCIDENT. SICKNESS, AUTO. nod pit'n,rt'. tllspluy ut the b'st thruuRh this• grade null ,;red In Nen• fns. N. �...tl1ereuftt•
r. he lure t s e:uuer'
BTf- INSURANCE tmrk ..f
P11.-11 'Plass prove: of 1u'ere-t teu'1' bililling.,- to points lu (:'eat liritaiu, Ireland and
lie, lilts pn1411'. r'rht• wlud„its should '1'114- roll call showed 11, t.•ach,•t'r, the Channel 1*1wtd's 111 $3 per st andar•l
Some very cheap Houses and Lots for sale, t,,'
di -twitted \YISII flowrrhlg plaints present off this day. box and Isi'11t•r standard
imrrel, i
Large number listed to select from. :unl the blackboard' 4-.......4 have upon _sent Llla trecoil'. L. .,f willow'
s of with Fr�nr•]t class Com.
F..r canes to ('llHnaltau IN.srts. fur0mlg
chiding refrigeration. - .
;.a. followed w II
it dr:nchlg: to represent M( mouth. -10.11'.1 l,4- tAught
...Neat cottag • 11) 1.•rn eluippr1, _ 1018, n the , 4eur or special •;lays• as 11a)low Is,s1th••n, i.1ulguagenoes ti+ ('uullneutpl 'eclat+ xud other
,4,11th 1 i f15(10 'Thanksgiving, CuleatlHc. • Ft., for dailyase. Ll Ill- ci,nl,• cores.' I,nrtl.ulars, e1nsult any Canadian
lent condition, ""ivrn; W"t strtet,.Prote•tton 'Week. The teacher her -elf ons for sorb m
art-h'aNld t,r sande
'ut 1 Pen'( . pr c,. a 4-H,
Flue twu`story red brick hops.', excel- 1.ntriek, het4Id. Bowe to n•pnwent Fire dint of coninlou'etror- 1)1111 1111• reals National 1xirees'agent.
rTe'11,a,- IN•,Idd 1N•
113410. „ should be a sample of neatness mod slre•sseal and an est
TP..-st'.ry brick. house, full modern
equipped, garage, /15(O.
Fine soiree, house full modem einip-
isd g,ssl.l.,t•aflon. 33200. •
(:'Nal brick two-story house, fulltnident.
garage, Bruce street. 3.800.
Good houses and lots, $rata, $1000,
111100, 11200), $13(11, 111400.
Farman
dI11.ttL1 appear in different attire .in
°oder to break the monotony.
In'pwr•Inr iielos Ill commented upon'
the paper and 'wnggel.led.to flee con-
vention the necessity of cultivating the
aesthetic silo° 1. Mr: Tom, ex -1. V.
N.. and several (if the teachers offered,
suggestlou.t In the any of pufdicatieLn8
dealing with the work, among th*se
being Pictorial Education, .e monthly
journal published In England. ,
I Good Farms with al) necessary build- Miss Adeline (raiser.- of erediton.l
1 Inge- 100 acres =2800. 10° acres 7{3!11°. 100 gave a paper on Supplementary Retool-
' acres =4°011, 1011 acre's =6006. 1b0 set" ing. The selection of t11e eurZe. u- sug-
' >1N000. _200 acres WOO.. should tend to the prosper 414-44.-
. I ASK ABOUT THEA I hutment of thechild and the supervision
of the material should is. done by the
For all particulars see 4.. write tea,•her. children should be ttknght to
J. W. �$>rsT�c>xa
.lilt#• 711e dictionary and the ellcyclupe
din. 4 stmer •grim properly devrlotoed
Real Estate Agent 11..111;1 lead the rh1141 out into new
It.l4 N9 ware Goderleb Helds of discovery. The books should
Ile stilted ;to their age an4 to their
ahil11)to comprehend. Works ,arch
as that of Abraham •Llneglw'should be
on the iw.ok-shelf and with young child -
'ten the .tori*( should be told, not read.
Care. Mast be exercised by the teacher
NO prevent the child Nen from reading
frivotons stork.. With senior Inlpil..
to prereut slang (\pr••: -lolls,.
hath and Np'ee•heys honlil, ►,e a -c.1.
freely to "develop lou nage. ' Repro-
aluetlun of Ntorlen, friendly 1184 bust-
aess letters. descriptive 81d illustra1
tive ldogrnphy, etc., offer good mtiteri-
nl. In correcting the work the plan
(Continued on page 6)
Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada
A TOWER OF STRENGTH
Ar.urance in Force - $1,896,915,000
Assets -- - • - $488,9S8,000
Dividends to Policyholders increased for "the ninth stweessivl•
year in, addition to a special -maturity dividend 1740',11.
MCP 115 H. R. LONG,
Reriderire 'a" District Agent
I'.I O N ES
TIME TABLE OF THE ARROW
COACH LINES
Effective September 3rd, 1929
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WOODSTOCK - GODERICH
READ Dows, SUB -DIVISION
' A. M. P.M.
Leave 7.00 4.15'
" 7.20 4.35
7.25 4.40
7.45 5.00
7.50 5.05
3.00 5.15
3.15 5.30
8.35 •5.50
8.45 6.O(-
9.00 6.15
9.10 6.25,
9.25 6.41)
Arrive 9.45 7.00 Leave t1'oo(fidO11k 08 7..t5
Dime! eongeetions at Stratford with Arrow Coaches 1,o St. Marys,
London, Kitchener, Guelph, Brampton, Toronto,
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A. K.
Arrive Goderieh Miles 10.45
-' • Hohnesville 9 10.25
" . Clinton 12 10.20
Seaforth 21 10.00
St. Columban 23 • 9.55
Dublin '27. 9.45
Mita•hell - 32
Sebringville 40 9.111
Stratford 44 - 8.45
Shakespeare 51 8.30Tavistock 54 8.20
Hickson fill . 8.05
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5.5.405.35
5.15
5.10
5.00
4.45
4.25
4.15
3.45
3.35
3.211
3.011
Uir(rt con(rtions at Woodstock with Arrow Coaches for Brant-
ant-
ford.
turd. Hamilton, Oakville, 'foronto.•
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on your Trip East or West, or to and from Canada
NFR
1,041448 M train N auto, enng an all night's r. le nn hr.uobd
VVlakeFne. (rat I.,44*tramenatomagnificent y,41,nehntelsce snd courteous,vithltr*,.om-
room
(cookie staterooms, est client
onthe!ear hop SF.F.ANURFF'
A da CAR Lute wen Avoid miles sad males of congested (0 ,lmly.
aeM al ata a 7 std Divisi s i Stinky, Cu., s^.'land Di..
Male >� Uc.a
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Each way, every night. Ino.n4 at In.M 900 Daily service, R part Stan ley, 4 00
p. m. summit 7 )6a. m , (F S T.) p. m. stn.,. l Irveland 9 in p. m..
5th. Lune 10th to September RPh.
117 points C$410 o ,lir S. SO rd. trip
j4.S0 one w-ar - D(ttTAi.O m t1.FVFi.AND - $
Neu. Low J Autos tarried $6.y0 and up
Fares ' 13.00 nix ..,-PT.STANI.F.Yt;t(.I.FVFLAND-1S.00rd.trip
Autos Carried 14.50 and up
-rtd for details es Cb8 Tensile ?Tarr
Pira tanley,ti ed. Dugan. New Y. ,k
Part Stanley, Its 1st to November
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Real Estate and Insurance !
this, reading may 140 0o-relntal with
Illstory and ges•grnphy and may be
taken either :It sche4d or at home.
I'npils should lw• tested un what has
lor11 rend. Anent renders were sag-
•e,.te11 as beneficial.
Mfr.- Knbr Creech of the Exeter F'aff
took Primary Reading with 11 t'lflos
of six girls. „She 41es-eloped the ltv+s,n
' by Ininwtneing pt. -lure s1101 :m411041
, 'het pupils In eonaple•te• se11t,11e•s Ore
- ' an Item ahnut each milt tomtit there-
on. Word recognition, in script, fe11-
Itswei1 and after a short drill senten-
I.e. were' rend embracing the words
learned. - `'
Lhrly 411'rusklons folhowel i1 whl.-1,
tin• teachers Were divided on R.w•n
oy.tems..'the "phonic'' and the old
''1ot.k and say" methods'.
\Il.s Vera Todd wave an interesting
paper on second ('lass ('ompw-(tiOn.
According to the plan suggested the
pupils tell the story orally and then
reproduce It. •l'ie•tnro stud)- for •thhr
grade proves of interest to the pupil-.
$sirens building sl Id develop Into
pnragrtph e44111,tymetlonrota. of inf-
ferent sell.o,lv may carry on a (N,rres-
poltlene 1(y letter to develop that
Phase of the sntrjt'c•t.
Thursday Afternoon -
The afternoon aessi0n opened with
the rending of the minutes of the
morning .esslon. Thiele with it class
of the mobile school pupils w'n- .taken
by the music instructor. Mr. \C. R.
41411(11ng. A. T. 4'. \L. who in a very
plen.ing wsy te1nwel hi. method of
taking the subject in the class+ rooms.•
in a few mitinte+ he lied the children
shgrinst. n Herr rang. The 10*4,4o* sans
an ngfre•nblo diversion from the gen'
oral routine and one In which the
teachers to. .k keen 'Mere*. Inspector
ieacom tnntmentr41 upon the work
and espresessl the- hope that soon all
se ilrds, meal nod 11rbno. would 140
1;n ig the >sttlfJett. Is? late. the Tie-
lmrttnelt of Edueatlon has made 1111-
I oral grants to schools Intn*lw•Ihg It.
)11.11' Alive 'lloffuuln. tor I►atahw(NN1.
her a-11111 peon -ant manlier deliglu-
1491 Ilio te:u•hers In the singing of n
solo. %Ir. .1. C. SU -Ern -Item. 11. A.,
1K London Suntan Vchuol. gave' is lnik
Oh the tcrn•hing of history. fie would
use thy. snhJe•t to direct the moral
nature of the child, esp4-181*y in the
11.14 of noteworthy rhnrnc'cre. such as
Florence Nightingale. the *Only of
whnsr life inspires the girls to noble !i
deeds. or by the study of ch,ractcr-
aloh ter ('nlnmhns. whleh htdine-Its
lends to 'watery hmeats the Iw.y..
Characters calling forth loyal''- mat-
riolisnt. etc. ata) tN• +e4e•44-41 144 de•
„c4 -lo', thaw' trail* of chnrnetor and
put), hacrnticely, rrea'P 111 the minds
.,f student* n rent desire 10 do some-
thing .worth while. Ile celled to
tnemor} the %late* Ninth ev111411 the
series of etsminntlimn, now in lime,
ante into being. The present system
f cramming history for the sole pm'-
, plan'. of passing otinotidflH•s 4hron4h
r*nmlutllons an. condemned on the
ground that If lead* pllplk to hate
the .ubje•t and to sctrn forget 11.
1mo.Ag hIs cities at the Normal aoq(ml
over Oft' per cent. abhor the subject
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Goden5h Branch - 1. D.•Eaatman, AM.+n.1l:er
erguson is Slipping
THE people are tired of false promises as a cloak for reckless spending.
They want reduced taxes rather than increased promises.
Only Liberals' Can Retrench
They owe nothing to Ferguson's Friends
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Ferguson Fails Because: -
Debt Increase -9O Millions.
Gas Tax Increase to 5c.
Liquor Revenues go up.
Spending Reaches 58 Millions.
Interest Bill is 19 Millions.
Ruinous Rural Taxes.
School Law Tinkering. -
No Reforestation Policy.
Local Autonomy Restricted.
No Retrenchment.
Liberals will Give: -
Full Lax Survey.
Relief to Municipalities.
Honest Redistribution..
The Alternative Vote.
Business Policy in North.
Sound School Laws.
Law Enforcement.
Cheap Rural Power.
Local Autonomy.
Spending Reduction.
FERGUSON Says: No More Plebiscites.
SINCLAIR Says: Trust the People.
WHICH DO ? .
( YOU CHOOSE • I
InFERGUSON 1#EGS FOR 5 YI':,\RS GRACE
LET HIM SPEND IT IN OPPOSITION
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DIDATE
CA A LIBERAL VOTE FOR
1«,11,•,1 icy the Liberal Office. I I King St. W., '1 oronto
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