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1 't forget the Great
Discount Sale of
2'1.7 o 4- RAFT
_llac_T
Suits -and Overcoats
IT WILL PAY.YOWI Q BU'
W,'
„-„ - eductiofli_
... Ate 7 k.
THE SIGNAL
PARAMOUNT
petAli/OUNT, J 14,-114s Lyle
ds, from Toronto, was a week -
yid visitor with her parents, Mr. and
Mn. R. Richards.
Yr Joe Wesley has returned to Mr.
John Jamlesun's alter spending a few
weeks' holidays with friends at South-
ampton.
The January meeting of the Par-
nt C.F.W.O. Club will be held
.►sot's of Yxa.-,i,oka.3aastsCn. $w +'
gtjleaday, January 21. ,t. w' .
Yr. Norval Richards �Y r(hnrned
to the O.A.t' , Guelph, -fe mai* his
W. C. Pridham- - Son
PHONE 57, THE SQUARE - OODERIOH
Oyster Supper
-DANCE -TUESDAY__
mommillor—. January 21st...
4
AT
1�ingabridge hall is
—SUPPER TV-Ratint AT 6 O'CLOCK-
(11am for those who do not care for Oysters.)
Prize for step -dancers - Hogan's Orchestra
iDMLSSIO (supper and danceN$8e: included) .�_... 50cc
till ant
iOTSOF-OYSIERS COME AND GET THEM!
Capital
—.Mums _4% .___.-- --.._
SOUND
-heatre
Godernch
Now Ptiylag-Ial1 Keith. In Aleutian. Hew , "The Three
-Mmiteleeswc
Wee.. Toes. and Wed.- Twe special attractier era •ss pt'Kg
"ACCENT ON YOUTH"
Proving a man is no older than the girt be loves. Featuring
SYLVIIA SIDNEY ttmd HERBERT MARSHALL
"THE GLASS KEY" tlartiq
A pophlstleeted Jet amusing mystery yarn starring
GEORGE RAPT with Edward Artdd pod Claire Dedd
THURSDAY. FRIDAY mid SATURDAY -
JACK HOLT r EDMUND LOWE
They've oodles of troubles and all of thin �Dt� S In
— `THE BEST MAN WINS"
WITH BELA LUGOSI AND FLORENCE RICE
Matinees leednsuday and Saturday at 3 p.m.
Coming -"Parts in Spring," wtth Tu1M Csrminatl
BAYFIELP--
T
AY1PIPLD, Jana 14. -Mr. Thomas
-burned os
�v.
, baoalteeed
bukittlDD-sawther house and moved L
rectally.
Nabs* -Trustees Meet—ht-. >t1UUii{
►rushee* for 49A1, Wm. Ferguson, Muse
Alegi Rosi and Douai& Murray, he
This year le
men of Canada
thetneelves [min
live in a country
with single maiel
the last census, t
mere single men 1a
ftigl'e are single,
-.;_as that (-seie
whole eoantry con
and there would M
over, la case the
wasu't sttistactory:
ERS
r and wo-
, ,vplder
at they
el ,uPDtlrtl
,.rdlag IV
y'- 407.4711
,,da than
Ise. This
g,, her n.
k loft Nit
ti -•t
• AUBURN
• ASHFIELD
Oyster supper at Klnpbridge. Bee
ad. In this paper.
LONDESBORO
I.ONDE)NBORt), Jan. 14. -Mr. join tat roll or we are bound to go behind-
Fiugland tx vialtiug his daughter In Curing the past few years, tlit• years
Toronto. ;of the depression, this has out been
The many friends of Mr. Melville dune and our arrears have been' la -
are plbssed to see him very much creasing and our bunk loans have been
Impeovtdr autsrlarla: _lu yurrestaendlatf I:elltialu
The hockey team played the Con- 1)urlug the ensuing year we should
teener tcww bere on Muutluy, Londes- encourage small and regular payments I
boro wluniug 6-4. 00 arrears of taws. 1f title be dune,
Mrs. E. Adams spent the week -end systematically, we shall be amused
Mayor MacEwan's
Address to Council
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(Continued Trois page 11
„+math yyr sister. Mlle Brigham, of how quickly these amounts will reduce
(stns.
Mr. Jock Knox and honlij have' giros our tax collector in working out
moved luta Mr Mead .letjkgston'• boas*. a "mew that wit'
-- 11,9 our arrears Tiler heir setestisi
Altettro . �3s LTJ .so{{{ber
II bees-
_list{__ )(iLlalluit_ltslt !i eclat to the taxpafer and, to, the
nta $jt#rdsl did tuner- wierb' i ige }Us,
at, et rirbtpmtto'ligWa.+un of (East �pg,. {,
wawa tl4 .. .�,�.. ( vrt�
it airilt tia,i e rte°
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HEADQUARTERS
_-1n)tt
FURNITURE
and PAINT -
1
AL'LCRAPT PAINTS are high la
quakily and low l• price.
oe , „ ,-dra1,01..411 values
In our stock of
FURNITURE and STOVES
We pu5I1ivelY aav-e Jou money
Blackstone
"Oa the Broadway of Goderich"
rhe{tr - the estimate• of tbe publls
ka�c!�+ayit-t@e.dtUid be.riduced eut-
nt,...t1Aa fort tictaie tare of ay
dal expense; or the grant from
ioeond 1 _rcrlAcfltl Govses-
Jel w .
f ) zTPee night tRh!
r. sty ra J. !. Rtstr}nitt . Mr .a Tar>l o,
- ,m. �•
too Iter H „�
-11b` "Tree*
Ilson were at IMMO rttt tow" •> et.
AN140
their initial meeting on Monday at by the' y ' 1
the town hall. Iwuxld Murray was fu°etral of the ,late Bait D. Cameron, Itae collcr•tor's ■erttunfe,-.
brother -(visa of ![r. F:rratt and DL'NsGANNO�, Jan. 14. -Yr. Jim eared the outta .
appointed chairmuu. It wits decided Yrs Wuhington,auditorseoiand the tit. Thomas auditors that the
to ask for applications for the post- A dance In the larc+ters' Hall on cog -
Million returaed on Saturday to worked, off and un, In the council 1 uuld also rpin age
tions of constable and caretaker of Friday night was at0endre by a large O.A.C- at Guelph, where he will ebawber up to the middle of the munch I northern IIwita of the' Ivan be *X-
I
town hall. number., duos his studies atter a three-weeki of Juga and for the next two months. t�� or at any rate definitely ds
{.(beery Board Meeting.-e)n MondayThe .S. of Knei •tt„■ at Aix home here. -. en•....i, the auditors from the fitted. Tele matter wts In the ands
of the late Judge Cameral but never
afternoon tbe annual meeting of tbe Mr anti Mrs Jas. licEachren and
Worry board was held in the library bonding company interfered consider -
rooms at 2 o'clock, with Miss F. Fow-
Ile as chairman. The financial state-
ment was read and approved, showing
a balance of $30.30 on hand. There
irculation of 2,853 books. and
church met on TaaradIY afternoon. ehlldren. Mary and Keith. of Lo11{1on. II
iably with the routine work of the completed. A wagon or truck r
with Mrs Edgar jed was
in charge. spent the wee's end with M. au" Mise i {egad( and of our town °metals.
Tis devotional p•dsi vas conducted from the northern side of the harbor
McKensle. However, after protracted nrgotfa- has toceu wuutet for many ,sera
by xfa,.�eed Row ( Yea J. D. How•' Mr• Geo. I'eutlaad tsZYrned Ids{ ! tion, a settlement was anally reached Survey@ and estimates have been made
alt Readings wed Oren by Mrs. week fruw a visit with relatives at
Joseph Mtlkr,iti11 1Wagter, Mrs. J. !with the L.B. Fidelity and Guaranty but un Government
has been done. The ap-
D• Howat.s J {isle and Doris Sandwich and St. ThouwP. Uompany and an unfortunate affair for minion Government has been ay -
At a meeting of ho "Idle ttch°olt� town was fortunately ended.
proached time and ■Rnlu, but would
wasac
eft? -lire new bucks were. CMS. 4. Wgnerit- by E%n�tee hoard held on Tuesday uiaht-._,..-
Tote of thanks was- given to YIM WJIsoe•- WSI1'e the manufacturing ileal*-et+ofhr ao aaelstaM'e. Should any hi
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Tote
of Detroit; for hooks which The B.T.P.[T. will bold thele monthly the emanate of car. thking and circa- uttr town, during the past year• sure date, desire to berate en tlyr °ort!
the r, of presented, to the library. Tied J lug was given to Billy McClure esti been quite busy, the relief problee Is {dile o1 the iters. {ince* would tw w
1 board of di•reetors for 1936 la: Mrs.
Meiling 1° the c. L Sundry, Jan-
Harold Paterson. wha+c, ruder. were
vary 18th; Mn italthb In 1 - •till with us and Is a sourre uC�rett outlet. All sraflable pro{a•rfy on the
Robert &•otehmer, Mrs. Wm. Ferguson, E vat7, orry and (vu,rrn to the council egad
- Mime Luc Woods.ewe The that,ks
y 11
we:rome. 1 t t { r at Kingsbridge. Bps
both 870 per annum.
south tide Is now oceultied.
This racy be a question for the pres-
ys er ',upper t tie welfare board.
ad. In this paper. . , ? JIle 4lttzens and of the council. I eat coispol.
The euchre party held in the pt s--, 4m. sure, are extended to the hoard fur{ I)eeellr� ha comma
lslt ball on RedueaMy night of (aft !awl!.!pablicsplrited ucdertaklni of a I Iglu -ion, 1 aw sure that we are
week. under the auspices of the f.adlyr'•r 4.1
Miss M. Groves, y WhirMrs. W. Metcalf -and -Miss J. Stirling. .
Rev, $ Gale was again appointed
chairman: Mies • rosette, llbrarla 'd • '
and George g-Grcenstade, err-rriar
treasurer. It was decided to have an
at-bome on February 7th, to rag
tends.
KINGSBRIDGE
Dramatic Kveot. --On Tuesday
ng, anuary , a co
titled "The ('all of Youth" was
Mated in the•parlsh hill here by the
Kingabrldge Dramatic Club. and wits
a credit to everyone who helped to
hake it a sweetie. The weather and
roads were Ideal and the attending
crowd filled the large hall almost to
capaeity. The play was staged under
the capable direction of Andrew Mat-
a tki. who was himself • prominent
1 member of the find Dramatic Club
Iestablished here some years ago. Bev-
+era1 of the seams bad never .appeared
II on the loge before. hut all the mem-
.► hese_ 02 . the cast. coasted= Of . eight
Igirls and five boys, played their parts
like real artiste, and the appreciative
audience enthusiaatleally agreed that
the play w"sa aa outatending succors
from every /standpoint. and left so-
nde( to be desired_ beihe gay of en-
tertainment. Between acts, music
was furnished by Hogan's orcheetre.
and songs were rendered by Raymond
Dalton and Leon Sullivan. The sing-
ers were ably accompanied by Mrs.
James Garvey at the piano. and her
artistic touch was also mach in evi
deuce In the pretty stage decorations
After the play the crowd enjoyed a
few' hoofs dafltl g to Honer -rued
lent music. This was the first enter-
tainment sponsored by the R.D.C. for
some time, but already there are rem-
ora of another one In the near tutee.
Watch for further announcements, and
we'll guarantee that when the date
arrives N will be well worth anyone's
while to attend.
eR Mrs.
cifFsa-
Peals
several ,
heal
to
Earl R;ilti
T". a Rai
re. Peri
Illps.
sheared the
twat and4 lei
of $15.85. A ems** tee to visit the urer, as follows- At (`rewe,
Crozier and Treleaven en
Mrs. Lear and Mtn. Robertson. The ►(*dors{. *3.(0: ouster (by Itelle Swa
dower committee tube Yrs. R J. I'hll• f Emily McClure). 31V.3.i; west b
e teen kr
the Baptltt 1a-
oarZBth at the
rtaon. with a
tisrtpture Jesvma
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Ifll'ult and arduous task. Wt..; members of this -n uhcTtINcrimse of'bar'= ses-
"_- 1iiind. w'ai well atrswtr t. -"Mt' gigs -tlT----Tlt><t nitre{{
tothetrate ---' -f• ..erAltivett won the prize for the ladles. will I provide k+yalt�
MKKFr: TeWintrffieref Ter ear-'
it -
aN is prayer. t -- - •- ---
trod the men's prier wns won by lir -. tib Me (+int-rnTlft� t1rW' e•�bTdltnt6ed
"Pier
••still* burden 'vending to per.una'itlee and petti-
M �� Assist ►weal Plants
• resulted as ,' t7has Fowler. Lum•h aces seen*{(,., r
. Haanwa after which there was deneine_
Mr acd Mrs.
re.ehertlom and Imperil l delllwratbros. not de-
> it
nes.. each respelling the considered
r....stttma+e
5
Qat
Women's and Misses' Winter Coats Greatly Reduced
►f-
at Ha rice ! 1
Manyp
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Llama -finished tweeds 1 All -wool tree'bark cloth I
Furs —French seal, wolf, French -beaver.
Beautifully lined and inter -lined. Sizes : fi 4 to 38.
_ yr REGULAR $18.60 TO $23.50 'la
SALE PRICE $io.95
MILLINERY
Felt (lata, smart. styles, good quality
wool felt, in hlaek, brown,
navy and a few high
shades. Regular $2.50-
92.95. Sale Prise
C
Velvet Hats !
Toques, Turbans and Brimmed. Hats in
fine silk velvet. Colors
black, brown and wine
Reg. $3.50. Sale Price
1.98
KNITTING YARNB ---
Variegated wool, 4 -ply. beautiful shades
in brown, orange, blue, red, green. Reg.
'26e 1 -oz. ball.
SALE PRIOR 19c BALL .. ,.
KNITTING YARNS --
('ortieelti, Thietlehloom Yarn, 4 -ply• all
shades. Extra good quality wool. Reg.
20e 1 -ox ball. e
SALE PRICE 16c BALL , '
2-- J
cOfu4FLELD
P410-1,2 418
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J•' . I eddy and des h+fl
'ta•arer, rn. C Clara. o[ 1) nnvtronk rlalj
o t•
he year Ills{►. all that eau be r1''w•a of each other. -
t -ire` tip that we should assist and en- tetflt r high-minded and fair In et -
'sty
rt pr all present, manufacturing
'sty treasut
r e repo I • Colleetkmx in the ►merest* of titr 'o ge! a our Orr-.* der M bring out the meat and merit.
I ed 8140 and kipper Canada Bible Society are retry lit and Imdustrlrs to Beery way
e'H a balance til
of any leave
port*( be William Mole. local {Tech bre. let us, then. resolve to hare oar
.rtrletically ■II the buildings of the
{seal Shipbuilding Oleo{ are pow dellheretiune this year conducted with
ted by small cuucern+. The dlgnRJ• d,e,,rum and dervncy, and i
land Road plant bas besu sold to am /satlsfierl that ttwn new year will Iles
odrrlrh tial[ gat. fruitful of the teed that is in us and
rhaps It might b• reewdble fag I that the town of tioderich will twneit
aged by one of our eitisencs) the_ l -cams_ ioderkh Art ('raft Plant eosld tie you.
hided and that entail Individea4 MEETING A - ci'u OYY
pdent firms be Installed {tom
A melee of ohne meetings In tine
:errilUtillefralr-beell".""4"Eli..-.4"14u;
-. aAdnv+wl tNit►.{,{*nasititevensnn_ of the Ontario Veterinary
the Court Hose dear* Colles' eaw:ptt, on them
w subjects of ew-
Ns la an undertaking long over• t deft[* alwortketi vet mineral drActeatec!
sick was eostpoelle et. ilrs. Asquith. 1
and F
kips and Mrs. Kart It ithhy MI F1-'1Marrcret Stewart and Mary Millin
kin dismissed the atlet•Iing with prnyer 114.11: east thy Mew. J. Finnigan a
and a short a0Mal ttmc• was then int- is se pk•niganl. al as,: north (.
over the dainty ten cent lunch Pro-' Madeline Caesar and Annetta Stem.; ' Ih
vlded by the hostess t _ girth 81.95 -total: i30.0a. 50
Junior Inutitate MrMing.-The
ICE THICKENING ; lar monthly meeting of the Jun
- The Ktncardine-tog. itoaal& ]t•ertantaM wit held at tlw-trnnre ot•
chartered sty {'apt. t'. 1:. Rebigvun to I Cora Finnigan with fifteen proses
break ice around the steamers wilb Miss Margaret Ryen, the presiden
storage cargtoee at the harbor, began wax Ir 'eherge and opened the meed
her duties yesterday. The tag cleared Ing with all singing the ingtttnte (�
• ps'sage around steamer !tricot- and repeating the Lord's Prayer. T'
doe., wbirb was
at the W.C.F.M.
ice is reported en be
thick.
to ire leg- minutes of the last meeting wive
nloaded. The and adopted. A demonstration
ut six turista "Dressing I'p Home Vegetahlse" wan Ole
given by Misses Anita Rerd and Helen
e Anderson. Mrs. Pokes gave a talk I fcinij and curbing of the walks. and 'hoped
that a large onmlw of fsmoeys
DAL i • , r Llai on medleal work es 11 was r•arrisd {tn b tasking provides for heavy con- I will be out to hear him.
J pretty weed(tff�� tip aolemslggd �w'� the periods 21)00 R.C. and 200 e ewupported rests, In various parts
.a1 Mt. Carmel dkuref �innarritti. 14-r.-115-pregWest reed --two intermit-, •ase• _
when Madeline. dsttgbtS' of Mr. led a 16g learta :Tom' the Reader', ffgest. 1. _ -guaisis l&i p
Ates Prank Csegtrate, Ins pelted is Lunch was served by the host --�- t
mar -Haim n, J�'s H. Dalton, eon o[ I r*-�* g�-=�"j°rttr YcN
Jas. A Dalton add the late lute. Dal -land Kathleen Me•Heesie.
•,,., of nrei-rfetlh Rev. A. 11 Murray. ! __-_ SINGERS AT ....__.
It Is the very heart and (-entre
e
dierese. has been arranged by tae
county agricultural om s. One se
these neetinp will i e heM in the towe-
s�=P tmtt.-�Qartnw. na 1/edaaada7 atfar-
noon. January 'end. at 2 o eloek. fir.
Steveetwwt is widely known for big
work as Provincial Zoologist, and It Y
tItr tow.,, geographk•ally, and I feel
•*Tired tint the council will lose no
fit [teles t ulama -- - •a t!s
titling of this, our ventral) park.
d ting the nec•es. ary tree str-
and tree trimming. by the resar-
a old be deviated and Inetalled
ughout the Park, and If this work
CS.B. of Toronto. uscle of the bride. I . * re done by •n expert it could be
f lured the. cereuerey. The bride. , The Virelnla Jubilee Slows gavel I de a veritable fairyland of beauty.
lett would be commented on by tour.
d barnmingiy gowned In ' eburch on Monday night to • hitt hits from all over the continent. It
who was etyma In marriage by her • concert in North street Untied w
white crew. She wore a toile yell i anuirete. f
LIESJIAL WOMEN MEET
of orange blossoms (Me W II g attended I
hy her Meter. Mlle Helen remghlln. I A meeting a the Goderich W
gowned In Mak Jae with Meek hat. !Liberal Club was held at MacRae
Dente Doyle attended the bridegroom I on Tuesday evening. ne
Mr. James Dalaoc, Dither of the groom. I included an address by Mr. W. H.
sang 71? Salnkeelre• at the ' nuptial ; ertson and a roes! tote hy Mins
mars. tsfter the ceremony a wedding I Griff. with pisno aecompanimeet li
breakfast wile served at the home of j111514 Marjorie Recite. Arrangemen
lat,/kwhere la. Devito Midgets euenerattiammeree- Miss Nellia.Colborat,
I preeldent of the Club. was in the chair.
NEW SWISH SUPER -LINER COMING TO LIFE
seed not Involve a very serious outlay
arid would pleatee everybody.
' We have sic aceummiation of money
in, the Charles Blake memorial fund,
uld. at the same time, furnish eon -
table work for the areenploye4.
BURGLARY, SICKNESS. MODEM
Guarantee Bonds, Low Rafts wasa
Abeolute Financial Strength
REPRESENTATIVE
Mutual Life Assuranee Ca. owned bg
The Polley Heiden
TAW RATEit -Beet of gettlemealla
Information gladly given. Cab. writs
Of phone ISA
WK. BEATTY
HAMILTON STREET 0008.10111
THE BREAD THAT SATISFIFS
M1LK-MADE BREAD -
47040 HICALTHFUL-APIPETIZING-NUTRMOUS
CAKES AND PASTRIES
PUREST MATF:RIAI.S or riNEsT QUALITY
E. U. CLEVELAND
WM! STREET PHONE 114
tP..ideitee that ttm bent new British
liner the Aineen WAVY- 15 rapido
neartne the tin • ma it. tor( run, is
revert led hi th.. genstimel•m5A1 that
the Shell Compsof bee %serenely made
lb, first ef lubrirating oil to
the ship
Thin partleeiar oil jir far the turbo.
averweatora 115P01 loetatiseetlen with the
hoer ship's main .erropelellig mechin-
"cry and alert for prep which provide
the electricity for lights. steering en-
gines, elevator* colot impr.rtaut
ldrepartments. Indicating the immenee
lease of the "Queen Mary" le the fact
i..thst these generatora are powerful
of 1:01.000 inhabitants.
The /then t'ompany has. hell wide
ex eerie,. 4. In in letne litbrksation. sup.
pitying the he.riestIng reenircnrents of
many at the tartest elites albeit. Not
atlantic liner the "Agnitasia.- for
whteh Shell forniehert lubrication for
; all ber machinery
Have You Something To Sell?
IF so, YOU NEED BITYKR.S.
HOW ARE YOU ammo To GET THEIVE?
JUMP IN YOUWCAR AND DRIVE orT To SEE THEM?
TOO EXPENSIVE, ISN'T IT?
WAYLAY THEWON THE STREET?
MAYBE THEY'RE IN A HURRY.
WRITE TO THEM?
NOW YOU'RE GETTING CLOSE.
WRITE WHAT -A LETTER?
TAKES TIME, COSTS MONEY, MAY NOT BE READ.
WRITE IT IN THE SIGNAL.
NOW YOU'RE SHOUTING.
Seriously, folks, if you mit right down ahd '
figure it OUL, there ilin't any other method in,
the whole wide world that is half RO effective in
etting your sales talk aerom RR using the olds'''.
troee into .101 the hest homes, the hoynee
where.there ate hityirig Artie road by. 7
Write a good ad. and illicit oAN't