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2. -Thursday, December 5, 1929.
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THE SIGNAL PRINTLNG CO.. LTD.
Telephone 35 : Goderich, Ont.
W. 11. Robertson, Editor and Manager
Thursday, December 5. 1920.
EDITORIAL NOTES
„ugh weather for December
. • • •
alilvertun Sou : The editorial attitude
of The ollulre how resew+ to Ie. "Please.
Mr. Ferguson, will you furghe me for
THE SIGNAL,
Of Interest to the Busy. Farmer
Funyiehed by the Ontario Department of Agriculture
Cattle running at large on the high- damage the wluter wheat crop to On
waya can be Impounded and action tr- aria ware than $1,0911,tM10 annually.
ken agaiust the owucrs. This may Much of this. 1.-.e ran be prevented by
seem harsh, lute It is better than for gout treatments. Stinking smut of
some motorist t,, hate an an•ideut by wheat. the wore serlous.disease of the
q'lug to ovoid a collision. ing form -
gill. can
1.Itc 1•'ioue tori e..up erle.I by ,+carbo nate
A farmer hating ter, light laud'suf- dust. I...'c smut of w•!.ea1 cannot la•
rand touch from his surface soil blow- i,nitr'lltd by these treatment -s. Where
ung and waetiug away. Now- lie aro%s th,•• crop ha+ bt•en damaged by loose
immure out and leaves it on the sur- swat 21u• grower should obtain sod
Inca. Ile i21i) that he adrea his suit from a crop that la free from this fun-
ds ne11 as enriches it and geueruualy goo+ disep'e.
asks that this Idea be passed •'n to ---
othcrs likewise situ:iee - > "Golden Age" for Haas
l-'ll,.1,•• .'go:don age" ..f h.ig production
The wuceu.e•ut of Omer and gra+- k be: Metal the third ,cid seventh
seeds la rel.,ruel slow and generally at w,fhth-. when 214' weight attained
loner priers than last fall With the ,...4 1,1 1.., about 2.2„2,, '210 iantnd+.
exception of timothy and sweet cl.u•r Ea h month from its birth it C2kes pro -
the production iu ('auala mud the ,.n•s•.*.•ly more feed to produce a
mt momentary digression'' R Putted States Is rq..rted larger than pool.' of gain. But
letwe.•u the third
• • • last year. This fact, coupled with a and a ocuth mouth, when the rate of
A..1 McPhail, proddent of the ratio good cropotItn demand, Europe, sad as tr lilted i r gain T. •r stay and cost of gain per
',Ilan Wheat Pool, 14 a uaI1+•e of Pals- ! pit pound are c.jut'tuel, glee the maximum
'0 l'auadi:las growers. In Ontrrb. is pr..Juct!re efficiency. After that age
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ley. ,.. m -sees.. ,.unnty. A» they grog out ealmatcrl that als•ut ;'it per cent. of the the ....nibbled increasing coot of ,gain
West, -If be isn't from Huron. he's, rlslke a'rup is not yet sold, til to 7.3 per per tomtit' and lowered value due to
sent. of the rel clover and 2; per cent'. overweight for the better grades make
• • • f the 0wec2 clover' it unprofitable fur the produ.'er to fieri
hugs longer.
Every profession has its unwritten Kates •f Seeding : - --
but binding tale One of these unwrlt-' las an experiment cotuluctts' at 0. A. • ('atsadians Are IoM E21te'rr
ten laws la that a physldau shall not �. for a period of eight years the re-
Yield
au lawn Is a marketable pro-
. ten
a patient who has been given au sulfa show that the greatest yield Ir'r duct which Is rupldly growing In pniwt-
ana4-sthetic until the patient has recur- ;err with winter wheat was,oitalue,l I,r demand Canadian cuuaumcrs are
en -.I cuni'ninnane.+. Mail and Pimples from sowing one and three-quarters lamb eaters the dear round and ton -
In view of ileveral r+eat rases bushels of mel to the acre. Witt'. the *wtur:fly the production. marketing'
in Tor'nt. The Mid! Hud Fmpin• :uuonnr of owl '4iw'u per mere was to• and .Ii+trlbutlug of Iamb must be SO i
ahouhl 1,nc r•l.!cd the word-' ",*11 c,, 2 -- ki i.t.•r ri•'ri the yield at the
organized that the v„usumer tund
„u, quartss bas+hely rate of will be catered to at 11 1 1 eelloialle of the
the lµ.'."nt di... I .Ase. Ftp• .•141y -lightly. greater than
from Rruee."
year.
• +
• 1., fr"m sowing 'oar au'1
Unfortunately' t.r..Iurtlou and mar•
come of the jailer. 4- IN'? t • y ale r1.r mere. ke:lug are nut suAle:eptly organized at
the .present time. and the Industry is
h:
lug uu tie a nue of 11..• 1., ;t tluus•ea
of Toone.. awl warning : slaOcr- that'
they may he In for It dinning. They
forge: that the name' of the.lute4.!aim
rnt1.I F9u:n•e Minister was Robb. and
yet.- erten 2a- 1111•m a tupre h,'1,•
PO man nor nue more anxi.•us for the
'welfir.• of the taxpayers �r 1
it MUNI he painful. t.. Mr F
b. roti.'.• how many plebiw itr.-
Rrjtish and on,-ou.:itut!'dial.. -
tltey be -were •:Ikea In ,,,flow•:
m11111.'ipal elections in many 1,-
the 1'rostme ou Monday. Why
were no fewer than three in Inn,
r.aiht under the pen+e of the etnlner
Pettish and constitutional free
• • •
While the F'wlcral cl••le ':
getting after the plumbers' .'••u1
the Premier of th:tart,, algesir- n, h
encouraging a coluldne of newsprint
ma nu fac•urer- Why this dig •rimina •
that In favor of flit paper mill cam.
• ponies' The printers ant reader* .41
l.•Maftaja•rs have their rights to n fn4
market as well is other class... of th.•
w•mmnutty. ioes Mr. Fergm'on.
who say,_ he is going to get cheaper
leer In this Province. .,.nshier that
cheap he•r is more important than
cheat, new.up-lwr.1 '
• • •.
Ihlati. Rig gleno fa•e.: with the depre'-lou of c.ompetl-
d.• :v generous c.dttribn' riot front imported Iamb which this
r.••.. ;. t'.,ha.L•l's 1w,. ell - In 12'_". year bas already reached a v.1'uwe of
h.• .:.sees of this l'roviu,,• totalling Ir over a!aat,cca,'monodic
41-".4i)... or '4 per vent. of the aggregate M,'1Ium %PIght ••arca+-e" weighing
for the entire 11. ttIuiuu. The county from 3.1 to 43 pounds ttllh a 1'refen•m•e
.f l'e'ek wady by far the Iw•Itirst esu• for the lighter weights 114 what the
tribn:t.41 t.. the total, the marketing+ market wants today. 841(1t r•21rea+se*
(nem 1ha: district amounting to IN.- are pralnte.l from !ami.+ weighing SO
4.19 hcnd. I'ertli was well up with Sir j, 14 pound+ at the farm. Finish. ton,
.e.,-,.,bl. mad Kent. Grey-. 1.11t.I.tut(, i4 important. Grain feeding in ('an -
51, :.I cover. lienee and 4 Icfor.1 a1+•' made ;oda is e--ehtial if ch.i.e, tw•ll-An1.h.4!
2't','';e contributions. :rhe average tH' ..;Ir.•1--es are:. 121• preala„I la t'lrinue.
.,•+ would be 2r.0.1.t ht•:t.l. r---�
Ontario's Tobaeeo , Crop
NO Turkeys Raided R , 1 R•'ent despot Ines from New Zealand
epp roiiteately IgM) tr:r'key.4 have he'll tell of t!.c .Iete• .mens of 2•.1.:00. pro -
at )h•• !Ontario (loverument tor- .111 t -,•u "h to large scale 10 what 1s
kev farm noir Forestville in Norfolk knoon as the Nelson (listrlet. where
r
owe., during Ow past year. About land +nae
intbjr t. h'bs•, c. d ure has
n h'ilf
of tie -e %'111 Peale muter the heti dix over•d, llowe•ter, with only
ce prior to the holiday season. The ]nett, acres of tuba...... In :lie entire
s•'2'r rope of birds, however. are re- e1 strict. the Now Zealanders rail. have
.I1re•1 for breeding i'ur;uces. Very a long way to g'• before a ••••cop:iris..0
„las.!.',' int-•rmatlun with respect to' esu he made with tlutari,.'s rapidly in-
torkey 6i -i.,. particularly the condi...•re:i-in, a,rca,e. In \.rf.•Ik
t�y.:- tooter which turkey+ thrive, has alone 111.'(NI sores of Ala. -cured tobacco
• _ v, obtained .:...i. the fitrni was - e'+- were ,row'n in 1929 and ,the tot .1 will
�i •.i a few yettry ago undolttaelly exeed 12!00 neer+• in
- - 1:'t10, Essar, with a similar total of
10.00,0 acre. flus he+t year. and Kent,
Personal Mtenti•as Needed
l:aa-eitiug among chicken., Is large- with early a, nT. a.'r•• the .ther priu.•1-
2) N 1.14e that can be dlaeouraged with pal toba,e.. gr'»lac counties. The 61.1 -
very little ,are mud attentli,n. Lear- -gregat.• aerea_r „f all kinds .f tolaw„
Ing the birds in ('nutty betters after in tnt•21rio 0121-'ightly more than 2s. -
they have started 1,13111g will start the 0111. The yiel.! ••z.w'ded 21 million
habit ; tar few nest* In the lacing pound which w t- one t' Irl 1••-s than
lu,nw• will for.,' the lien t. lay on the In Nr_s, doe to a falling off in hurley
floor tool 1 1I fowl are gni''k to sea- and other .lark tyles. Th14 was the
Iiz4- the palatability .f their town pr.,- .Le-u•t o! law p.rjces obtained for these
duct. The easi.•+t way to end the tt 1.•- in Its_•". which ,had the effect of
trouble Is to stay In tote leu f"r hilt et:on 21:•1in, many of the smaller and
With Mr. Irunulu;t :r Mini+ter of it ,lay. locate the ring -leader. and re- le s-etlerieu.wl growers, image grow-
1'n,anle.'The Toronto Telegram fore- move them. This trea'uofit is usually 111, t.'.a,4„ on n1,-uitahle -u11 and the
shadow* lively ttwe4 III the Ileo• of lvao ler rent effective. --'-•' intermittent grower. un the other han.1
•the al'•r-aa•• '•f the bright flue -cured
(,mm.na. it gars: Smut •
in Wheat typo• was ai per vent. greater to 1929..
The late Mr. Robb wax a roan of it Is estimated that the two smuts. although the yield woo practically un -
peace. Courteous to everybody, he re- +tiltking *nut or hunt. and erose smut.' changed.
eelved in return rnnftPsy from oppon•' _ -
enta of whatever bro1.od. The net re-
ilt w.o that budget (Wallet; were too peeteal in tariff ni.tl'cr' to lent: t"- rttepay.•r-. !:.tl, the r.•nr mad las
genteel to make news. Hui Mr. Dun- ward- OW low tariff 4-14-2'4 of Wo -t- iles the rlwli.n period at the begin-
ning 14 different. With his cocky air ,ern Canada: int he 121' broad .enough ning of December Coincided w•Ith, a
and ilia aggressive mien he's like n to r.4 oghize that his 'petty will I4• h. severe +{a•11 .f ear'y winter.which n,
red flag to the Tortes. It is doubtful
if he could repeat the Lnrll'x Prayer legislate for the whole of Canada. ln.t doubt had its cffe.'t In keeping eh•ctor-
without creating an 'argument. And for tiny, p21rtlenlar se -11..n. And it is front the Ii"iuim:mien meeting* Had
when he start4 talking tariffs -well, only tale that• :a Western man -1'.'I•.4 . where there anti n contest, from the
that',, where the fan begin... • have a tarn at tariff making j polls. ton tjie 4'e her Cond. If t' r
ilea s boping • •- • •t~Pather :It the ieginning .•f Dr'en:
• • • Ia•f %ker.• mild: farmers would he hat -y.
S+.enate reform will n' 't'f•• owl. it luny 11.11 1.e a at rt lithorl•
•
The deferred election h, North lienee e"' t f 1
.t the proposal %i that Ineml'rr+ of the• ...-
Notifiel in a 4uM'antlal 1naJ..rity, In busy season In t'ow'n. Ttlr Slptal 14 1.
should he chosen 1.y thr 1'r.• ,
the neighborhood of 4100, for the tab t9•n•rsl I•EfslAhlrrs. This world peace among those W110 1".kei with fay'•r
eral enudlAgte. Fred 11'. Elliott of n1.•n Mee id.•a of gertirg the 11+,111
the highly nudeedrahle• result of bring
. Port Eli Tiw N' rel 7truee' rte election. Awry from the Christ
nw-
.eA-"n : but .11r idea was rather tlwl
.pie n . With eE
spirit of Indrfeudeh.e. they hrvP' • , . is ., i; - the Plw •tons should not lN• held
I,r Elgin to 1 -
(i1E Fw1Pnl p.Nt1c- in... the 1'notln,Ln'
�or-,dire to ts' .,'uaratpinled 411,111 the r lfrd t. for -e"onl
until
r•hnuab •r t ansd.l h .ml 1 1 +1
shown lit refuw.iny t. be .centw'e,l by Aleort 'he 11r41 of F'ehrnary. Then a
,4nlrse according to British prcelept „m dere •tate meat or -municipal
rtnr huge ('all+eryatirg majority In i r111her than United `tt.... pia •ti,,•: .\ I
-
tIN• le•gislawre. �1'r understand that au••r•+ Sli-
fer the year woolt! be available,
(ern+s the line the p oaerfl0 teen:::.• +4.20 -
the • +n.,esftJ rnuJldnU• wNg•,! his , w
Inet's
•..- rata only a partial statement
PumpAlEn largely 111,1,11l tilt' tvra'n.hll'•
r. le at- I.aierhPnd- nest 21th.d t12";;.11,"1::::,.
thee•R.s
"hn•
'i ' can leOmen : and as comparatively little
,1 hoard !.ill. and 1,oCre ha% nR:+Iii .,f RPpre•+entntice•-,,.nth the result that neither . n., ,,•t mnticipnl work Is 'lone until spring
been served upon Nr. Ferguson that the.. 1:::f,r e:e tion 4111P w•ntrl(1 not
rural tlntart.', 1.,-4h•te;nNnelly .1 i -e,l 11 "thin. .1 Iml•t... . , i.rN•. Ic 'mi..: :in, material .leper h: the cnr•
1 11 li,,,,; , t'rP•It Britain the• It,now• '.f 1..nl- lea• y
to 111- props' -al '.f t+.Nnshlp
hoards and .sms,did:.tel w•h.o1 Feletutry 2e.arlwr. of course, la name•
do mischief and in c'anada the w•ua r
1 the Le,1-1i1tire lino not •provlrlwl for,
the 1::t.r .lite: x. 11 14 11 eholre
fast. Add Its 'digits together and sub- President Falcotw'r sttog. -. 4lE : le.tn.•en :h.• early December and the
Inset the reanit front 190: 13 from university of 'Foram.) may have n ,,;tele .I:nnenn• date+, and so far w•P
1fgNl equals 1!117, the snit of.who-c dt• change of name nn.t he ku.wn n, th'' lant, 144.11 1111:11.11. 20 sae any great ad•
Rite Is V4. Now xnbtraet leu from 1'•117 ' '1''fdfy of Ontartn. Thu• =nage-th"'
and the rc'snit Is 1r12l, to. sum ..f whose S'+nt,'14'• in ►'Iran' iu, the date.
digits la 27. Keep up ilii- prows "meg about n quarter of A century too
of xnhtroethng the atm of the .11gI24 late. Queen's at Kingston and the
from the pi'evtnns.20,;tl.:uo1 !on'll nl- 10'reN•rn at iM11101t have IA%•owe• mel !
ways get A u'uut4•r Whose ,lilt+ total •e•tt11blish•il awl are rerelcing strong
9, 111 or 27. Moreover.. Ljfe lit t+ 1.f
1R and of 27 tl.em...O.•s total '1 - '1'"r• •'llpg4rrl for their claims for steam
onto Star. • so, ' ' tion in the matter of thiamin' N--i-
StIII more 4-,,11"nt,m 1:14.1 te,,! hence frotn the l'rovincial Trea•nry.
the .ante 2 11111E a1.1411.•tlla: Its. o :n.' while the 1't11cnM11y of Toronto, with
1931 Further, 1f The eine'• 4, 1,•11.1:1- .4 11.- great proportion •.f I's ,tItdPq,t-
elah 4111 take any 'r:n,ple•• al,:,2.--- a.'m111, from the Pity of Toronto and
ever. and subtract the 2otil ,.1 It. di. its .h'iruus. IS gradually losing the
glta, the molt wilt intlfiably 121• A nml- pre•eminetwe as n Pmvinelnl 1'hh•e',
.21y it once had. And no doubt the i
le.y,1" of Toronto would prefer, rather
hp flesh J•tn-e the WIMP ref their city die I
ry hag not of the ,.nncil'4 program.
• been pretty well deprived of Immo- Io
• • •
should !e similarly treated .
in„ r 2o' be ...maidens!. Anel in any PAse
(h -re's n curia• thing ab.Ut 193n -• • • ..•
the year that's +netaktng up on m+ x t
tlp•Ie of 9. ,
• • •. •
Hon (' 'A. Dnaalna Pumped.,
IAN. Hon IF•n Jar. A. Iola as Nlnl-te- of. C.nn00011 from the l'ulverdty. on as.
Flnnnes. Ile hese had a r'mnrknblr *Mae "'IMO p,rtton of the Ananeln.
xnecP'•+fml puha, career IS both i'ro- Mtrdh•n of Its nllntensnee.
♦InTindal and Federal arena,. and 'here • • •
Is nn Maann to 401!1.... that he µ42 Judging, from the repots which
not prove to be as caps..2,' and rexour,r Mach es of the nomination prnr'!!tl•
fol In hU ries poet as he has ahem?, lyes in ninny mnnhljallti1.-. Heel
himerelf to he in the ..her offices le 'hanae It. the earlier date has net r
hag Ailed. Having grown his j4,lltleal .alte.t in Any Increase of Interest In
wing, nn the prairies. be may he e2 11nn,tetpat affairs on Ihr. part of noel
NOTICE
Hydro Arrears
-Upon instructions from
the officials of the Hydro -
Electric Power Commis-
sion of Ontario, their rules
and regulations lire to be
,trictly enforced.
All Electric Ligltt and
Power Services in arrears
will be cut off forthwith if
not paid.
Ill (iltl)F:it OF
. The Water and Light
Commission
Goderich
GODERICH, ONT.
THE SIGNAL'S
Goderich "Buy -at -Home" Directory
and Business Guide
Through the co-operation of the business men listed below, The Signal proposes to reproduce a series of educational
articles in the endeavor to bring about a better business relationship between residents and merchants in our town,
and thus to bring about a more prosperous and progressive community in which to live.
A. CORNFIELD
Ready -to -Wear Clothing
Gents' Furnishings
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods
Ladies' Ready -to -Wear and
Millinery
Telephone 418
'Shop Where You ire Invited to Shop"
R. WHEELER
Furniture
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Telephone: Store 335
Rea. 355 w
W. C. Pridham & Son
GENTS' CLOTHING
and FURNISHINGS -
"T1..• store With the Stock"
Telephone'57
Campbell's Drug Store
Drugs, Patent Medicines
Toilet Articles
Victor Phonographs and Records
-Kodaks and Developing
TELEPHONE 90
R. J. Howard
Geaeral Supply Store
HARDWARE, PAINT:( and 011.
AUTO ACCESSORIES
TELEPHONE 304 w
Broohey Bros.
FURNITURE and 'FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Telephone: Store 120; Res. 217
Keeping Up Appearances
W1-.- make it easier for
particular poop!.
Frank H. Martin
Tailor and Hatter Tele/isee 40
Mus L. E. Hogan
Confectionery and
Ice Cream
-Soda F••itaia Sorrie•-
HUNT'S CHOCOLATES
EELEPHONE 393
Calvin Cutt
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Flour and Feed
Telephone 116
& Heitman
FRESH :1NII (t It El
Meats
A1.1TV--
TELEPHONE No. 2
Babbette Gift Shoppe
Stamped Goofs, Hind Embroidery
Chian and -Pottery
GiFTS FOR AL1, (u'(':\SiONS
Phanii 67'
East Street Footwear and
Repair Shop
For.Quality and Comfort in
Footwear and Repairing
WM. AHL, Proprietor
°preset• Ka1•a Chord PININ 5051
Goderich Fruit Market
Quality Fruit and Vegetables
FRF:til l•.\ti 1
Canis Fast Street and Square
P1IONS 470
W. ACHESON & SON
(General Dry Goods and Ready -to -Wear
Rugs - Linoleums - Carpets
TELEPHONE 76
Cleveland's Bakery
The Co-Opertit ice Bitker
Quality Bread, Cakes
and Pastry
Telephone 114
Geo. W. Baechler
PROVISION SHOP
Groceries, Meats, Fisk, Fruits
and Vegetables
"One Friend Tells Another"
-We :lo our .en delivering -
Phone 368
NO MAN LIVES TO HIMSELF
Ther.• 2 .- 4 time schen a man could do very much n+ le plcaR,l
What he did A+ an inalvtlUa2 was of little couern to anyone elec.
for it had 111Ile effect un anyone else. Those days are gone. Taint
no man can live unto himself, Life is a complicated affair ander
u.l'rn cohdltfou.. Man 1+ no longer independent of all others i❑
pec , •nuunnity In w:icli he resides. Organized society, In the form
of governments, uutlohN1, provinria2 and booth has rw'ogutze,l ihl
nett ...muttons. Among the ninny thing+ to be observed the mala
one 1. loyalty to one's own community. A man may claim he has
the right to spend his money where he pleases, that no one may stop
him If he wants to buy his graerles, clothes, furniture. sho s, etc:.
away from. the community In which he resides, or earls his living
Ile is right. but that man observes only one law, amt that 14 the
law .2f *edfl+hnc•.s. This slme 202111 :lige. has the right, and .should
by all the law* of,e,mmon deen••y, wend his children to %oboe! 1n
the -same i„mmnnity which be 1+ aupporti'ng. 111. money goes to
support outside Interest+. Lel 11120 (hell 1101101d .n 111e-.' 1.114441e in-
terests. and not lice las, a ratan luuII) when• he deeite- the 1+•netlts
of tower taNsti.m. Ane tronsportati.n fa, Ilitie., pl`eat.n! and corn-
furtah'e surrounding., and then show his'grit tltnde by neglecting to
support the interea+ that made the community In which he resides.
Ih.n't use the argument that what you buy outside your come
'munity; I* swat. It Is the little thing% in life that ,.tint. Make
theta vomit for your c.mtumol17 1211y from your home town mer-
ehan'+.
Jas. C. Carrie
Hardware, Paints, etc.
Eaet Side of Square
PHONES 501, 363
H. C. Dunlop, Phm.B.
THF: REXAIJ- DRUG STORE'
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet
Articles, Kodak,, Stationery,
Confectionery
Un,ted Cigar Store Agency
TELEPHONE No. 1
F. H. WOOD
FORD SALES AND SERVICE
NEW CARS USED CARS
THE FASTEST SELLING CAR IN THE WORLD AND THE MOST
ECONOMICAL TO OWN AND OPERATE. FORD PARTS COST LESS
TELEPHONE 403
This Week's Special Write -Up
FRANK H MARTIN
Isn't 1t ,I 'grand and glorious feeling when n prominent Mitten
says to you something like the,: "That's a nifty putt you're wetting:
where did yeti get it?" -and you tell him Frank Martin is'your
tailor? 'o need to go out of town for clothes of the kind you would
like to wear when you meet the Prince .f Wales or your best girl.
Frank H. Martin tailors for particular people, and 1f you get your
clothe. from him you can man'h along with any of them.
STURDY'S CASH GROCERY
' The season of preparation for Christmas Ix here and one of the
prime requisites far the teetivttles of the holiday «elision is a gen-
erous supply of grocerlea. At sturdy'• the shopper wili And a com-
plete line of fresh retains. figs. nuts, dates, is•PIA-In short, "every-
thing good for the table"--ao that those who 1Ntrrha •e their holiday
supplies there will tee well on the way to a merry Christmas and a
haply New Tear.
E.C. Robertson
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS
"QUALITY GIFTS"
Royal Crown Darby China
TELEPHONE 135
Blackstone's
Furniture Exchange
Used gad New Furniture
"WE SAVE Y01' MON EV..
PHONE 245
Smith's Art Store
.Art Pictures,rscture Framing
-English China -
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PHONE i95
British Exchange Hotel
Huron Cafe in connection
A Real i'lacc to Ent and Sleep
Known to be clean and ap-t.-d.N
PHONE 112
Study's Cash Grocery
Choice Groceries
Provisions, Fruits
"Everything Good for tie Tahk"
PHONE 20
Western Canada Flour
Mills Co., Ltd.,
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Buy - at - Home
CAMPAIGN
Support Local Merchants and
Help Our Town Grow
Ueirersal Millinery and Gift Shoppe
Up-to-the-minute Millinery, Lingerie,
Neckwear and Julian Sale Lather
Goods Gift. for all occasions
.',rl '.,v+11,-t.,,r1.. 1.110 11. an,l Chin*
E INVITE YOU TO CALL
M. N. MAKINS
S.46 -f 4.,•4.r. V..•••,.A
F. E. Hibbert
Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS
Reliable Good• at Reasonable Prices
TELEPHONE 86
W. C. Snazel
Gents' Furnishings
Suit.. 11ade-to-measure -
ci.1•: \ N t Nt i .%N 11 PRESSING
TELEPHONE 339
The SIGNAL
JOB DEPARTMENT
is epuipp,vl
f --r all kind+ of
PRINTING
Telephone 35
D. M. O'Brien
FRESH ANI) CURED
MEATS and POULTRY
DELIVERY PHONE 31
E. G. Smith
Baker and -Confectioner
"The Better Baked Bread"
PHONE 154 WE DELIVER
J. J. Hoggarth
GARAGE
Repair; on all make•,- of cars
Gag, Ods, Tires, Accessories
TELEPHONE 427
F. M. McArthur
Electrical Contractor
FIXTURES and SUPPLIES
NEXT POST OFFICE PHONE 52
Wesley M. McLean
FLOUR, FEED, SEEDS
Groceries and Produce, •
Hay and Straw
Agent Brantford Roofing, Phone 350
Miller's Service Station
Goodyear Tires plus Service
Worth While
Oil Changed and Cars Creased
-MARMON MOTOR CARS -
PHONE 21/ft
Wm. J. Clark
DE SOTO SIX
A CHRYSLER i'RODi'Ct -
Sales and Service
F'cp4•"' kepnirx"n All Makes
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L. J. Baker
HUDSON and ESSEX
HALES AND SERVICE
Goma, Motsre Trucks
Repairs on all melee* of cars
rHONR$ 195-247
MacEWAN & TEBBUTT
CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE
SALES AND SERVICE
Gas, Oils, Tires and Accessories
Repairs on all makes •f cars Talephese 234
M. R. MacVicar
High -Class Millinery
Hats, Corsage, Flowers
Scarp and Novelties
KINGSTON STREET
NASH ' "400"
Lewis the World in Motor ('at
Vallee
The only Car 0f nil the new cars
with 'VPew' 1929 refinement
SALES - SERVICE'- STORAGE
Huron Motor -
Sales
Phone 83 - H. C- Young
South Street
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