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YEYENTY-THIRD YEAR. -NO. 47.
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1920.
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THE SIGNAL PRLNTING CO., LIMITED, Publisher,
FARMERS
Our Bond Department is in charge of ex-
perienced executives, capable and
to advise you regarding the safest
most .satisfactory investments. It can
recommend to you at any time a splen-
did selection of high-grade Government
and Munidpal Securities --and in addi-
tion will transact any Bond business
speedily and efficiently.
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Investments.
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only provides an assurance for the It
present, but guarantees you security.
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THE CANADIAN BANK
r- OF COMMERCE
PAID-UP CAPITAL . $15.000.000
RESERVE FUND . - :15,000.000
GODERICH BRANCH, G. Williams, IJaeager.
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TENDERS WAN'T7S& i ov= or aniimmo.
.I
MAIL CONTRACT
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LED TENDERS, addressed to the
tmsur General. ala be received at
Ottaw
NOON. ea FRIDAY. tion 17th DAY of DE'
CEMBER,
fee the conveyance of His Majesty's Mails, a ■
proposed Castrate for IOW Tears. thirty times
per week. on the route God!rich Post Office and
Grata Trunk Railway Station, from the 1st day
of April nest.
Printed notices crovVrining further information
.sI....d.11 ...1 o r rd G..0 et maybes=
and bank farms of Tender maybe obtained at
he Post Offices of God rich, Holmeaville.
Osborn. sad at the aka of llte Pbst Otaee
aapector.London.
CHAS. E. H. FISHER,
Port OS.. teepee tor.
Por Office I.,pectr's [Mice,
Loudon. 9411 November. 1920. at
MEETING OF HURON COUNTY
COUNCIL.
Tb. c.unsi of the ewpnrNkm of the comedy
f Huron will meet in the council chamber. Gode-
rich, at o'clock in the afternoon of `r..enay.
the 7th day of December. 1920. All accounts
easiest the cou t7 must Mein the hands of the
Neck not later than Monday preceding the meet-
ingof council.
GEO. W. HOLMAN,
County Clem.
Gelder lek Nov. 154k. 192a. 2t
PUBLIC NOTICE.
DR. F. J. R. FORSTER.
EYE, EAR NOSE. THROAT.
Late House Surgeon New York Ophthalmic
and Aral Hoepeted, twMtnet at Moo.eadd's
Bye Hospital and Golden Square Throat Hos-
pital London. Eng.
M Waterloo St. S.. Stratford. Tdep8oe. set.
At Bedford Hotel. Goderkb. from W.dnes-
day. January 190i. at 7.e1, p. m., to Thursday.
the 201h, at 1 p. as.
,COLD' FACTS s
Fuel is very high in price and hard
STORM -SASH -'
will
! Save a large amount of your Fuel Account
Not only for this season, but
for many winters to come.
We are making a large number up within the
next few days.. To get quick delivery
ORDER NOW Nie
and start at once to cut down expenses. rt x
The Goderich Planing Mills, Ltd.
r i, flex IS GODERICH, ONTARIO Phone 47
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Save for Lfe Insurance
1,,111111
T1FS Insurance affords an ad-
mirable opportunity for crea-
tion of a substantial estate, and
provides protection for your fam-
ily, la the event of your death.
Open a savings account with era
and make regular deposits, so that
you can meet the premiums as they
fall due.
448
Foca SALE OR RENT.
'LOUSES- HOUSES_
All kind. for sale se very rea.onabk
If you intend buying • house it will be to your
interest to see me, se 1 may have just what you
we looking for No trouble to Now you the
places 1 liars kw .rale. A large IML to -choose
from. Call in and we me.
P. ;.'RYAN. rn«;
Real Erste and Insurance • o,tt: Y
Pbene 50. if
POR SALE.
CALVES FOR SALE. -TWO PURE-
BRED Shoetbwn bull calves, aged mine std
eleven months. roan and red. MICHAEL
MILER, R. R. No. 2, Clinton (pbooe 117 Bee.
miller/, tl
1!,OR SALE. -ONE SET OF CLEVE-
LAND Computing Scali.. Apply to G. H.
BALL corner South street sad Elgin avers.
2t
WOR SALE. -CABBAGE iN QUAN.
TITIES. $0 per US Broome smuts. three
poem's for 25 cents. Sauerkraut by the posed w
in pails and logs of-MIb. to Mb lbs., at reasonable
price. Apply at 16 Keays Street
Unlimited Quantity of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOR SALE
at N per single cord. delivered,
THE GODERICH MANUFACTURING
CO., LIMITED.
(Foot of Andean St.) Phone. 61.
WANTED.
PIANOS TUNED. -APPLY TO C. V.
HENRY, Music Seedier. north .ids M
Square. tf
PLAIN SEWING, -ORDERS TAKEN
kr plain sewing for ladies only. Kindly call
at roots. owe W{gls's Dreg Store. MRS. J. M.
MAdLEOD.
REPAIRS.-WiLLIAM TREHUEN,
Oatoed arrest. Oodrich, amends gramtewsre.
umbrellas. sensors. ruers. *rowan, cnpperwre.
and as kinds of scoot... Screen sad rotors
shampooed. 11 you want any repairs please write
WILLIAM TREHl1EN, P 0. boa lo, G.dericb.
W ANTED. -TEACHER FOR S. S.
No. 17, Ashfield and West Wawsnaabb
'ownNip; sssondclam pro(erional; duties to
eommesn Int Janus 1961. Apply. statists
salary. to JAS. SPROUL, R. R.No. [. Aubuer.,
tf
'IiRLS WANTED. -APPLY GODE-
l1 RICH KNITTING COMPANY. tf
Goderich Society Orchestra
Music Studio.
(Entrance between F. H. Wood's and
J. H. Lauder's Stores.)
Gene C. Coarsen. Pharisee -suit ion given
on' piano. Mr. C. V. Henry. Violinist -
tuition given oa violin for beginners and
advanced student.. For information
apply at Studio.
Violins repaired, bridges tuned, sound -
posts set and violin bows repaired. etc.
GODERICH SOCIETY ORCHESTRA
(Five pkce9, professional).
LOST OR FOUND.
kCTRAYED FROM THE PREMISES
of the undersigned, a year-oI I heifer. red.
with horns. Kindly forward any information to
MRS. DONALD McKENZIE, BayfielI R. R.
No. I tteiephtoor 003, 0ll
,PUBLIC IIurwz
HEAR
DR. SARA DETVf FILER
speak in
Victoria St. Methodist Church
ON
Thursday, Dec. 2nd, at 8 p. m.
Good musical numbers. ' A treat
in store.
W. C. T. U.
iF YOU WISH TO SAVE 56 CENTS
ON YOUR NEXT YEAR'S SUB-
SCRiPTiON TO THE SIGNAL,
PLEASE RENEW NOT LATER
THAN NOVEMBER 3e.
UNION BANK OF CANADA
Goderich Branch F. Woolcomb, Manager
CRAIGIE'S
Assurancea•d Real Estate
FARM TO RENT.
66 acres of good land with frst-
clals buildings situated in God-
erich township Nat across the
track, on tbe Huron road. Thla
farm will $,e rented fQr eve
year.
"Villa Picton," 2 story brick,
fully modern, with fireplace, 7
room., large lot, situated en
the south tilde of Picton street.
This Is one of the most modern
bene. In town. Immediate
poseessioa.
1% story frame hoose with
R rooms, electric light and
water, full lot with orchard.
Bltnated on the west side of
P,amerou street.
Investment Sororities.
Victory Ronda bought and sold.
Province of Ontario Bonds, due
Jane 16. 1960. price $100, to
ylehi es per .rant.
3. W. C AiGIE
AUCTION BALM
AUCTION SALE OF FARM S 1 OCK
AND IMPLEMENTS.
The undersigned baa received inettuctwm to
sea by public mecum', st Lt 54, collocation ie
Godoab tuwoabtp, on
WEDNESDAY.DICEMMER 1st,
commencing at 1 o'clock sharp, the following
tiny seldom, 5 ye..r.. Ike lbs.: klrick Percheron,
4years; mue,d y.rs.in hal toLanereGartley,
aeric antral geton... 5 veva: Lamaism Slade cue,
e years, due .larch 2; UuiW sada tow. 7 yrs.,
due Marta at; Durham geode cap, it years. due
April l; Polio.; Angus saw, 7 years. due Aped is;
led better. noise 6 doe Apr.. 14; ado *seder. rising
a, dor Aprd 12, roam nester. toes Ude. Apt l 2u, 4
coact stars. la months; x pea 1. nag calve..
rcauterad Durham bun, I yS yew % s doarn yowls
bens; Deering binder, .o gaud .tsar; MM. orm.ck
mower. felt. cut; 10 -It. sharp rads, 10-.ua dna.
arta fiefs attoebnsati Maes. tarns 3-1surse
cultiv.tw, Mawr -stares diec haws, 1 rt tbrr e-
nation iron hareems. Lose bike. lino lumbar
wagon double boa eats naiad mat. pgata:k. hay
rasa. 3 gravel buses; fanning se.It 1 .et sal Knits.
tun lbs.; (dryer welkin' tier, teeth bead pwley,
nays; Fleury plow, east Al Wood twin pious,
rieury rcufaet. I pet bobsseigha, spring raga,
n ew binder tongue PMIMsdculrer. a arisen grair
Wags, sew rubber -tire alp buggy., steel.
tile top buggy. 1 read cut, 1 rock
elm sto.ebast, gnadsters, peck. wheelbarrow
2 sap kettles. ask brr.1, e • quantity el
torsed rock elm ledd.r rungs. a sets of heavy
wb.atettees, .ockyoke, lawn mover. ezten.on
,tepmldsr. 1 set tum batwing. s net tragic bar-
rieIse[ pw hart.ees, gait L-nc8 cuUan, pp.,..0
t l-inchr. cellolars.•oe.yer
v.tensary {ranee. bsyterk Mee sed 'whir.;
est maermws. a *.e.rly w swwe•ta .k; a rues --
we el .-secal.osbe, same eadar aisma: loot
b.._a Bishop robe, large ,aska*drewan robe; a
re= dwpants r'. r.i.ls; ensilage fork, bushel
chanlee ti y bay; lads Ql graven lerd!Daisney
cbhore. caw; cream separator. No. a, guod as:Kw,
600 Ibe. capacity: tarps beater bowl. about 7s
busheleado.i potatoes. poelwoui cues stove, Art
buuveroe beater .1111 oven, air, pope. in.
chided, a other household effect,: 1 set count
rima and siMna Phitlarm; scum poo.. -roadie.
chains,sed .the' articles trio numerous to men-
tion.
No reserve, as the proprietor has sold haters
Tunes. -TeaWtalars mai soder. cash, over *bat
amount, 12 ma4the' credit un furn.shing a -
peoved joist newts, or e psi ural. for cash.
H.H.CANTELON, G H ELLIOTT.
t'r„pnetw. 'Auctioneer.
AUCTION S 1l OF GOJD 130 -
ACRE FARM tmasseIELU.
MR. 1. I. O'1FZIt.LY
will well by medic ■.chw
o, at the premises. lot 6,
c..mcesston a, W.D. A.k8cld.'.(. n
WEDNt8SD.AY. D&CB'M$ER 1st.
at 4 o'clock akar
111 loan caselm/'g tel Al act more o1 km
u pon w,. eh chere is a geed. coin table hams
house• curtaining eta room . d a large frame
kitch.R with good celiac
A first •cis barn.10kM6 an artearrn ell and • H. C. DuLlop, total d [t, agMt for
Wever-farlittg.pine creek rrn.nryrhru ttwtre Tt'mpllton's Limited, has fire samples of
of farm. There r toot good la.rle. hoc on the Rheumatic' Capsules and Raz -Mab for
tics. which is stoat two mile. hoes '(C.ngs- pgn
bat g
Tsars -The property will be sold awn' to ,-
a reservebid. 11 .old. ten per cent. of parch
money mum be padaday of sale: balancer.
days.
Any further information *111 be given by Miss\
THE WANDERERS' RETURN.
Twe Exiled Canadians Come Back to
Their Native Land.,
The Signal a tea days ago received a
letter from Los Angeles, California, 1u
which were enclosed two Canadian ten'
cent pieces, the reason whereof is ex.
plained ylt the letter wbit.h follows. It
hu nut yet been decided just what is to
be done with the distinguished traxellers;
at the present time they are taking a rest
after their wannerings afar :
Los Angeles, Nov. 3rd, 1920.
My dear Editor,- 1 came *crofts the
two eotlosed Cassdlals, Lather and
PM. wandering around this land of
suushiue and flowers.
They told me they were not welcome
in this country and were called very
Moulting and urldignIfled names and
Gnu such as "phoney, bogus, elkk,
spurious, counterfeit, wortble .. be-
low liar. and foreign roles," and that
they had spent the most of their visit
here ill slot machine and church collec-
tions, which, in their opinion, were the
mut u.elt'ss and worthless places that
any human could put any self -respect -
Ing colo to work. -
They told me they wanted to go
back to Canada. 1 asked them what
part of Canada and they named a
beautiful little city on the banks of
Lake Huron and Maitland River called
Goierlch. They then informed me that
if i would send them to you you would
aepd age a copy of The Signal for two
consecutive weeks.° 1 therefore take
much pleasure In enclosing herewith my
two little friends, wishing them a safe
Journey home and a free and useful
circulation on their arrival. Hoping
to receive tbe copies of The Signal in
doe course of time, -
1 remain, my dear Editor,
RICHARD HARGRAVES,
441 Towne Aveaue,
P Loa Angeles, California.
Starr Phonographs and Gennett Star
Records lex sale at Blackstone's Ill
Cream Parkas, West street.
irree R. C. church sad Septum scoot asthma, to be had for the asking.
Margaret O'Reilly. K egsbtidge.
1.1,0'11a1LLY, THOS GUtiOYY.
I roprietor AuctTineer
AUCTION SALE OF 1'70U t' 350
CORD! OF URS W01D.
MESSRS. ELLIOT r ANL, SYMONUS
• sen by public aw1Hoh, at lot 27, conoe-non e,
West Wawanosh, on
MON DAY. NOVE 1BER 2546, .
et Let/o'clock sharp:
About V0 coeditor dry wood, mostly hardwood,
cut 12 inches Iona ; wd1 be sold in lots to suit
purchaser.
Tawas. -All Sums of fl-+ and ..dor, malt; over
that amount, S months' credit well be given on
lurnislung approved 'pmt notes.
ELLIOTT a SYMONDS. T. GUNORY,
Proprietors. Auctioneer.
Be sure to see "The Little Ligh s' and
tiODE1t1CH LOSES A
HIGHLY ESTEEMED CITIZEN.
Mr. D. Millar Passes Quietly from an
Active and Useful Life.
The people sat Goderich heard with
surprise and deep regret on Saturday of
the death of Mr. U.vtd Millar, which
occurred about 1 o'c.ock that mottling
at Ms home, after a brief illn' as. Mr.
Malar had not been in robust health for
some time, but he was able, to be at the
wore as late as the Tuesday preceoutg his
death, and it was out until Friday that
has cugdiuon was recognized as cnucal.
Although In his eightieth year, I11r ;pillar
retained his faculties, mental and phys-
ical, unimpaired to the end, and he passed
away wilrout suffering.
Mr. Mader w,s born June 29, 1541. at
Glasgow, Scotland. He engaged in the
drygoods business, with which 'he was
connected for about forty years m Gla+
gow, latterly as the head of a wholesale
hrm. In 1905 he tan.e to this country.
and in July of that year commenced
business here in drygoods, and in the
Succeeding years, with the assistance of
his son, Mr. W. T, Mtl;ar, built up a
large and successful trade.the Scotch Store
having a reputation which .xtends far
beyond the confines of this county, Mr.
Millar was a gentleman of the old school,
q .het. reserved, dignified, and having no
dealings with anything that was not
thoroughly upright and honorable. in
church affiliation he was a Presbyterian
and in politics a Liberal.
He is awvived by his wife, with whom,
had he lived. he would complete fifty
yearsol maimed Isle next June ; and by
lour sons and three daughters : Alfred,
of California: Frank, of Stratford; James.
of Toledo, Uhw; Wyvillr, of town ; Mrs.
Lee, of Edmonton, Alberta, and the
Misses Edith ani Lo.ue, at home
A private tun. rai was held t n Mon-
day afternoon, the Luria! services
being 'pet formed by Rev. R C. McDrrmid
and the Inlerttmat1 being In Maitland
cemetery. 'I'N pallbearers were
Messrs. F. J. Dammers, of Toronto;
Alex. law (a brother-in-law ), of But.
halo, N. 1'.; James Huc•halan and
W. 11. Robertson. The sols from •
Stratford and Toledo ' were here for
the funeral, and Mr. J. O. Motherall
of Toronto, au old friend of Mr.
Mfllsr'w, ala Was here.
The deepest sympathy hi felt with
the suddenly bereaved ritually fu their
great loss. which is felt with especial
keenness because it is the first break
in the family circle.
,'The Little J;falseke. rs" in Knox See Wesley Walker's big ad. on page
tr. h lecture-ro. m Friday evening, 3 of this borne.
I\bumber MIL
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THAN N
ADDITIONAL LOCAL MATTI * ONE
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'OUR NEXT YEARN SUB- f
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RENEW NOT LATER
EMBER 3e. The Signal Calendars for. 1121 have
been ordered but ase not yet .t hand.
er's two .coccus have They will likely behere within the
wester Wa
many things fothe Christmas sceson,
and as he 1s offering special bargalu
prices Just now shopper* will find it
to their advantage to investigate. See
his big ad. on page. 3 of this paper.
Ti y our hot fudge sundae. We alio,
IF YOU WISH TO SAVE .ie CENTS serve hot coffee, bovlii and thacdtate.
-
S. C. Wlblon
ON YOUR NEXT YRAB'S SUB-
• a
SCRIPTION TO THE SIGNAL,
PLEASE RENEW NOT LATER
THAN NOVEMBER 30.
If
next few day.. rot suhr'rlb*'rw' who
pay their snbacrlptloiu now we will
reserve calendars for which tb.'y may
cull' later on.
As usual, the Signal calendar for
1921, 1s ornamental as well as useful,
and we. have every canfldenee that our
subscribers will he well
Life.
At ten, a child ; at twenty, wild ;
At thirty, tame if ever;
At forty wise; at filly. rich ;
At sixty, good, or never-!
ALEXANDRA HOSPITAL
ASSOCIATION.
Board of Governors Elected at Annual
Meeting Held en Tuesday.
The adjourned annual meeting of the
Alexanura Hospital Assoc anon was held
at the Board of Trade rooms on Tuesday
evening, with a fairly good attendance.
Rev. J. E. Ford, pre*idrnt, was in the
chair, and addressed the meeting briefly
with reference 4o hospital affairs. Mr.
T. G. Connon,' treasurer, submited the
financial itatement in printed form, and
Rev. Carton Hill read the secretary s re-
port.
e-
port.
Nominations were made for the board
of governors, and the following were
elected : For three years. T. G. Connor.
Rev. J. E. Ford, Mrs. M. G. Cameron ;
for two years, Judge Dickson, Rev. Canon
Hill. Mrs. W. L. Horton ; for one year,
C. Wurtele, J. W. Fraser. Mrs. W. A.
Coulthurst.
(Dieing to lack of space this week a
more detailed report of this meeting is
held over to the next issue of The Signal.
GUNDKI'S SALE REGISTER
Tuasoar. Nov. In. -Mr Andre. Sheppard will
self sit Are ever etn-k,-,mplement. ttr.. -a her' , ....
farm Bar. liner Godench township. No reserve;
W•
aoNasoar, Dec 1. -Sole of 100 -acre farm in
AshfiNd,property cf J. J. O'Reilly, at the p.m-
oes, lot ., concession 44, at 2 o'clock sharp.
DIED.
MILL A R. -- In Goderich. o„ Saturday. Nova nbee
'ler, Davad Mdlat. to his .0th year.
IN MEMORIAM. ,
FiSHER.-In lovin`memory of Clifford W
Fisher, who died 'November 12, 114*5, and
James A. W. Fisher.` who died November 26.
1441,.
You heard a roue vie coild not hear -
It bade you come (0 rest ;
You lilt so many you laved. dear,
To lean on Jesus' breast.
And wait the time when by Hurate
Our sweet reunion shall take place.
And though it seems but yesterday
You calmly fell asleep
A lonely two years have passed away
.And we year memory beep
But know that soon God's saving love
Shall can us to that Home above.
-Parents. Sisters and Brother..
r
KERB - In loving memory of husband sod
lather, dr. Wm Kerr, who deported this life
one year ago. November 271h. 1919.
lb a rear but silent graveyard.
Where the tr'.e their bran. hes wave ,
Lies a true and loving . father. - _ ---_
In Iva cold and silent pave.
W e mourn the loss of one so dear.
One bosionaw sad today.
To check the one We I wed so wadi
Wsese,reick4y canal cavy,
Far.sd octan our 1hosgbta do wtMder
Tot that grave not far away.
Where they Ind a husband and father
Just one year ago today.
The happy hours we once enjoyed,
Hcw caret the memory still.
But death hath left a vacant place
The world can never 4411.
- Wife and Family.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.'
Pap
Heifer Strayed --Mata, Donald McKenzie, Bay-
field 1
Awes ion Sate- H. H. Centel** .... ....:1
pleated ` 'ilh Auct.on Sale -J. J.O'Rrdly,. 1
' PlainiSewme- Mrs, 1. M. MacLeod. 1
THE SIGNAL' PRINTING CO.,' Address by Dr. Sara Del Weiler -W. C. T. u
LIMITS:D. Pianos Tuned- C.'V. Henry.
BAZAAR
Remember the Bazaar to be held by the
LADIES' AID of
NORTH STREET METHODIST CHURCH
on
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 27TH.
s in the Masonic Temple. -
Homemadebaking, candies, aprons, fancy work,
etc., will be on sale from 2 to 6 o'clock p.m. Af-
ternoon tea will be served --hot biscuits while you
wait. Be sure to procure a supply of Christmas
Cents on this occasion. Remember the date,
Nember 27th, and the place, Masonic Temple.
Potatoes Wanted
'� We are still in the market for Potatoes and
will be shipping the coming week. .-nr
Prices quoted on request.
JAMES LLO'D & SON
Phone 204 inezei 77k7714P41 _' i, e, Galeria
$2.00 from December 1st
We announced some weeks ago that the price
of The Signal would be raised to $100 a year; but
a number of subscribers having promised to make
their payment "within a few days," or "next time
we are in town," we extended the time for pay-
ment at the old rate. The time has now come,
however, when we must ask the larger rate.
Costs of production are mounting, and we must
provide also against a constantly increasing cost
of the blank paper on which The Signal is printed.
Newspapers all over the 'Province are facing the
same problem, and facing it in the only way
possible -by . an increase of the rate of
subscription. -
After December 1st, therefore, the price of
The Signal will be $2.00 a year. Until that date
the\old rate of $1.50 will remain in force.
We are trying to give Signal readers as good
a paper as possible tinder existing conditions, And
we rely upon the generous support which we have
had for many years in keeping The Signal in the
front rank of Ontario weeklies. Subscribers can
help very materially by. making prompt renewals,
and those who are .in arrears are invited to
"square up" and do their part in lessening the
burden of financing. '
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED.