The Signal, 1921-2-10, Page 5THZ SIGNAL
GODERIOH, ONT.
TIIUE•day, Fcbrriary 10,' 1921. 5
IF YOU ARE TAKINtI A COLD, use
Penslar Laxative Cold Breakers, 25c
IF YOU HAVE A COUGH TAKE
Penslar White Pine and Spruce Balsam
25c and 50c
The Laxative Cold Breakers will check a cold in 24 hours,
while the White Pine and Spruce Balsam, containing White
Pine Bark, Spruce Gum, Tamarac, Wild Cherry and other in-
gredients of tnerit, is just the preparation to soothe irritation
and stop that cough.
AtOTHE PENSLAR STORE
Campbell's Drug Store
Phone 710 The Square
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1.(/CAI. TOPICS IN BRIEF.
Easter will be early this ear. G tod
Friday comes on March 25th.
Wednesday of th s week was the first
day of Lent,
Hayfield rep uts wild ducks flying north.
Looks like an early spring.
Thr regular meeting of the W. C. T.
C. wUt be held In the Temperance Nall
uu Monday, February lath, at 3 p.m.
Visitors will be welcome.
The Goderich Women's Institute
held Its monthly meeting on Thursday,
February :;rd;• at the home of Yrs.
Abell. Mrs. Rwtusou oti tvisled the
chair. A splendid paper was given by
alias M. tialkeld ou "Raving Steps."
Mrs. Beattie gave an excellent demon-
stration of tarts, It was decided to
hold a "hard -times at home" for mem-
bers and their friends In (kldtellowii
Hall on February 17th, at r o'clock.
The March meeting will- be at the
Lowe ut Mrs. A. Higginson, Cambria
road.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Yr. Ernest Porter lett ou Mond.ly
on a trip to England.
Miss M. R. Mar.Vlear Is attending
the millinery openings at Toronto this
week.
Mr. J. T. Fell, photographer, is in
Toronto this week picking up the latest
ideas in his business. and Mrs. Fell and
two children are visiting friends at Sea -
forth.
Mr. Li. L. Sallied, who is the local
representative of the West Wawanosh
Mutual Fire Insurance Co., attended the
annual meeting of the Company at Dun-
t
LAST DAY
of
Gipsy John
Hawkins'
Mission at the
Baptist Church
Montreal Street
is
Sunday, Feb. 13
Services:
11 a.m.
3 p.m. 7 p.m.
ann n n Frid iv last.
La. 'A' F: to ik was at Tunniio flus
ae-k atteu.iutit th:• a•.nual meeting of the
Pr( vdlcial Faun hide III
the city he attend• d the special meeting
of St. Andrew's Masonic Lodge at which
Premier Urury'was admitted to the third
degree.
Friends of Mr. Jas. Ilaydeu of Ash -
held were pleased to see him in town
ou Saturday. Ile has almost com-
pletely recovered from the sere•,• a, cl-
dent he sustained last fall.
Mr. F. C. Wright, of the Dominion
Road Macbtuery Co., has returned to
town, having recovered from the ser-
ious illness which laid him aside for
several months.
Miss Ethel Handy and Mr. Arthur
Newman, of Loudou, spent the week-
end in town. Miss dandy and her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. handy,
A1211 her slater, Miss Kate, who moved
to Loudon a few years ago from Gude-
rich, are all leaving this week 011 a
trip to their old home In England, and
some of them may remain there, Mr.
Handy having lad poor health in this
country.
Nearly A11 Moronism.
The, Imperial 4irange ledge, No.
27117, Toronto. of which Mr. W. M.
Elliott 1. Worthy Master, is composed
largely of former Huroidal's„ ,us the
following list of utlher% will $how :
Chapin ill, Res. J. A. Robinson,' form-
erly of Clinton. recording secretary,
W. E. Floody. formerly of Clinton;
linattcial st'erstary, H. I. Morrlah,
formerly of Godericli; treasurer, 1.1
F'h idy, formerly of Clinton; d[re•tor!
of ceremonies. 11. 1. Hanby, formerly
of Stanley : first committee man. J. H.
1'rldhaw, formerly of Iloderich; /44V01111
•I- •I •4 ..•=•i •.
Tasty at any time
Our soda biscuits, are bread's closest
rival and a perfected product of a sunshine
factory.
"Bakers of better biscuits for sixty-two
yeisrAsk Your Grocer For .eA
1%ICCOIThIICKS
Jersey A
Cream BISCUITS
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mimiWin1 J,J
commltt a man, C. M. Cantelon, form- "He bought their railroad tickets."
"Ah
"But the .happy pair didn't dix , neer
until they got on the train that their
tickets read only one way."— Birmingham
Age Herald.
erty of t'linton. In addition to the
aim's -newel 'human ns arc• several
members without ottiee.
�leeentrklty Up -to -Date.
Ile—" y dear, I've warned you before,
and now 1 must insist that we try to live
within our income."
She— -Oh, ry will, if you want to be
considered ecce ric',by everybody in our
set."— Boston l -
Father's
"What did thebride'lfather do for the
happy couple ?" '
Ring Repartee.
"Ah shuah does pity, ydu," said a -rol-
cred pugili't )lo his opponent as they
squared off. "Ah was bohn with boxin'-
gloves on."
"Mayhe you was," retorted the other;
'and Ah reckon )owes goin' to die d•
same way."
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MOST DARING SELLING EVENT EITERA
in Goderich and Vicinity
Starts SATURDAY, FEBRUARY
of Men's Clothing, Boots and Shoes ana Gents' Furnishings
I have decide4 to sell out every winter garment in the store. No matter what it cost it must go. We all have to take our los..
We must realize cash to buy our next summer's stock, because we did not buy last fall, prices were much higher than at preset
GET BUSY
BE HERE EARLY FOLLOW THE CROWDS.
MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S SUITS AND OVERCOATS
10 Men's Overcoats, made of colored tweed effects,
Ulster and slip-on models, regular price $25.00, to clear --
at $14.50
Men's Suit special, less than wholesale price, sizes 34 to 38,
to clear at ._, ... , ............. . . . ... ... $11.35
MEN'S FURNISHINGS
Remember no circumstances can arise to create
conditions wherein you may buy Underwear, Sweaters,
Hosiery, etc., at lower prices than we ask.
Men's Linen Collars 121'2c
Men's Police Braces, regular $1,00, to clear 59c
Men's Cashmere socks, regular 50c, to clear 3 pairs for $1.00
-. Men's Grey Working Socks, reg. 50c to clear 2 pairs for 65c
Men's Mackinaw Caps, regular $1.00, to clear .... 45c
MEN'S ODD TROUSERS
Well made with 5 pockets, cuff bottoms, regular price
$4.50, to clear $2.95
MEN'S FINE TROUSERS
Neat stripe patterns, 5 pockets, cuff bottoms, regular
price $7.50, to clear at $•1.75
MEN'S UNDERWEAR
Men's fleece -lined Shirts and Drawers, Penman's
-make,; to clear at • , 89c per garment
Men's Combinations, regular $3.00, all sizes, to ,clear $1.75
Men's heavy rib Combinations, regular $5.00, to clear $2.25
MEN'S KHAKI SHIRTS
Regular $2.25, to Blear
S1.39
BOYS' WORK SHIRTS
Black sateen and black and white stripes, regular
$1.00, to clear 45c
Boys' heavy fleece -lined shirts, regular $1.25, to clear .65c
BOYS' HEAVY RIBBED HOSE
10 dozen Boys' heavy ribbed Hose, regular 75c, to
clear 45c pair
BOYS' ODD VESTS
Sizes 30 to 34, regular price up to $2.00, clear 65c each
BOYS' KHAKI OVERALLS
Regular $1.75, to clear G1-'_'3
MEN'S FINE SHIRTS
Fine makes, including Regal, Lion Brand, regular
$2,25, to clear 5119
MEN'S FINE (:LOVES
Mochas, "Capes, Suedes, Wool -lined, Silk -lined, un-
lined, all sizes, regular up to $3.00, to clear ., .. ...$1.95
MEN'S NECKWEAR
Men's Four-in-hands, regular $1.00, to clear at 49c
MEN'S LAWN HANDKERCHIEFS
Men's Lawn Handkerchiefs, regular $2.00 dozen, fine
quality lawn, with neat' hemstitched borders, good size,
out they go at ; . .. 99c doz.
MEN'S OVERALLS
10 doz. plain blue and blue stripe, regular $2.25, to
clear _ .$1.45
WORK GLOVES AND GAUNTLETS
10 dozen Men's WorkGloves and Gauntlets, made of
mule skin, regular 75e pair, to clear 45c
Men's Mitts, fleece -lined, regular 50c, to clear
.3 pairs for $1.110
MEN'S WORK ,BOOTS
Men's heavy Work Boots, size 9, 10, 11 only, regular
price $5.50,6 clear 52.5
MEN'S FELT BOOTS
6 to 10, regular •i.00, to clear $2.75
Hundreds of other bargains which are not listed here. Come e , rly, tell you(friends.
We are with your in your fight for lower prices
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