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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1906-8-30, Page 6a Tnu.IDAT August 30, 1906 'jxI1 r, 'SII; %.; 1TI • /,epERICi1 ONTARIO alk Nothing Relieved His Kidneys Until He Tried Bu-tTn I al THE JUROR FROM BAY ay M. J. Phillipe t opyrigbt, 19011, Ly U M. furter YaIIicsass Out., Dec. 1, 190S " I bad suffered fur seven year! with kidney trouble. Could scarcely walk and was unable to attend to my farm. Saw " Bu -Ju " advertised, and after taking the first few pills, felt much retie% ed. After taking half a box, was able to do a fall day's work. 1 kauw one box of "Bu -Ju" saved me $4u.w doctor bills. "Jamas Ausorr." It costa only 3c a ,icy to take "Bu -Ju" -the kidney p111 that never fail,. All druggists have " Bu -Ju " ur will get them fur yuu THE CWIIN CHEMICAL CO. UNITED w,..aea. owe. NAVE YOU A BOSS ? or are you (tide- pe•dent' It Lou rte making moue) fur wine nue else, quit .ad make money fur yourself. Get out of slavery and lie tree. Write C. MAaeaa,.,. & CO., [pnhoo. They wt'1 show yuu the way. They have started thourauds un the road to freedom. Seven fullers a d.y. 'ret y day to the year, Is %,e• ing made hand aur their go.1s. Write oust Time is moor! SUMMER SUITS IN "Indictment agaiu-.t Samuel J. HIM - kitts," read the ludietuvat clerk lu bis slugsong voice. "'lint inforwutieu charges him with penury iu certlfylug to the presence lu prison of tl'titiore prrsuur wad re't•elvblg free from the comity therefor to the amount of SI. 8$11.70, said Samuel ,1. Ilawkius being ut that time uud at the present time the aberiff of Ba!uhridee comity The ludlctmeut Is before you." The grand jury, first of Ile Mud fur years, bad been lu sesiiult In Ib11n- bridge'couuty for forty-two days, and Its labors bud resulted lu the vollug of seventewu Indictment*. The name of Sheriff hawking wag Last ou the dirt to be eousiaereti. There was a motley crowd ou the stairway of the cot.rthoutle waltiug to bear the result of the jury's dellbera- tioos. A fat deputy sheriff, his hatuds folded comfortably across his stomach. swept a cutter urawu uy n hue team of trotter'. A luau Iu u big fur cwt wile driving. It W:am lata Iiuwk!us. the slit riff. and the light faded Lots X!u!iy's cosies ne she watched the t:vtu nwee'p err, "fully Into her father's tis. vi way n1:11 never shop unto It had brought np hy" the side porch of the Iroise. 'the 'hrrilf spracr front the' sleigh, uud. a•:itirett w•alliii, even to blanket ,the !plow:, rnshnl rp the stees:uill Into the hAtw'. %Yue 1!n' aes.11.1nee of the •' ,spited lover Lu pest led uud smiled i 'aied)' to \toile'e a:itis' in the sit 1Ing roma, but dl•1 not daunt. Instead he rushed into the kits h:'u autl;,..tvith u cry of delight swept \I oily luta hie anus. lie Elate► Ler teiverly on Lice and dine ulul hair. e\Memel sit!Ili +nb meted patiently t., Ibe metiers o girl did u,l 1. -;,seal to Mete. and n half mi. rnnw h t' yieli ..f r•11.4 revolted bee when uta• y,:uu amu thistly rrlts I hoer lied '::u. 1 Irick Iii'autiu". to)u.dc ... her • ••I !tor `,!o!I ' hcelled. 'The luau I tm v d...e , • l : ud i'ut not in Light -weight Homespuns Made up in the latet style of cut and finish -AT DUNLOP'S THE TAILOR WEST ST., - GODERIC H GRAND TRUNK SY'S EM TO THE FAiR TORONTO August nth to Sept; 8th $4,05frnutn gtlust Si,tdi'rieh te guinc A 1" September Slit. 1 $2.95 going August :?itis L .7 andaflthandSepte.tu her 1st, 4th and nth. All tickets valid returning unto' September Lyth. 1906. For ticket' anti full oriel ui It ion call on F. LAWRENCE. F,Tnwii Agent. Office hours : 11:811 n. In. to 9its p.m. J. I). McDonald. District Pi- II aenger Agent, Toronto, 'PHONE 15 OR 24 When Tont want ( Warehouse 1 cr. \fest and A'a rd's , I rwtt and l THE H134'1' at Uo, k 'snare COAL ALL KINDS OF COAL ALWAYS ON HAND re'All toast welsthed on Ibe nuarkid 'rides, where you gel 2.11(11 Ib.. fur it Int. WM. LEE,.. orders left nt 1'. t', i.Nb'':t Hardware 'torr (feet side Milner, uiromutlr .1iendtd to. SYNOPSIS OF Canadian Northwest Homestead Regulations. 4ny even , utnln•rrd 114.11 .of 4Mnniuion Lands lit Manitoba or the North weal 1 ant tress exee a,ht,t a and JI, not Humeri ed. ,any Ise hoeno, teed by any p•r+m w ho b t ler . de, hr.ul of family, neatly male over le years of tar, I n the r %tont of Mir gnnrter Wilton of tri :u rs• ruse,• .x MM. Fnt.JJ mid he made per.nnnlly-et the Inrnl lend ,Mil t-. far t he 111'11'40 . In welsh the I31141 Ir Alt/tat*. The honaeslendrr Is rgnlr.d 10 perform the rnndillun' ronnw•t.d therewith nn,le•r ,tno of the following Mane: Int Al Imes .ix month.' re.Mrner noon and rnit ovation of the lend In ,'e 0 shat tar three yOnt0. (II 1f the father for mother. If the fat het 1. de triaiiejt of the hmnesteader re -ides upon a fere, the vicinity of the Inml entered l,., I1 , rn cements ee to realitenee may he -nu-fled by nee tw'r.nn residing with the fnlMr or mot r. 131 1 he'sett ler lin. hl. permanent rv,llent, 'rpm. hi ins land owned by him In the thou 11y of his homestead. the rrvinirement. vi to rastdenne y be satisfied by twkleutr. upon the said le Six months' , .tice In writing shordd he `iv en to the rmnml - Door of Dominion Lands nt !).taws of intent.. , to apply Inc Latent. Witt% cony. Deputy of eh Mlnieter of the Interior. N. VartiM eat wlhisett le ' 4 for.fof rhe cul "TOR WON'T LET NE EXPLAIN"- fes /M- OAN AtIA1N. gut at the head of the eurridur leading to the greaud glass dour behind which the Jury w ea de:there:dug- Some of the waiting tbroug about him were at- tracted by motivt-i of curiosity only: otters, restless utid impatient, were there to gather t.•rumbs of information fur friends who feared. Then there were torte or four uewspuper men with pleusaut, cynical faces and keen eyes. There was slleece luside the court- room after the Indictment clerk had finished his .romdiug. Juror Vander' beck was first to speak. "I would like to hear from Mr. Scarborough on this mutter." The prosceutor smiled as be twisted Lis brown wustuche. "Toil can't shift any respuu,lbillty. gentleweu," be re- plied; "Tbe law does not allow me to dictate as to who shall be Indicted. It's up to you." "Boys. I wish you'd hear me on this matter." The speaker was John Keats of Bay township, :t silents kiutlly mate who during the tedious weeks of the inquisition bad thought murk and sui•l little. There was a rustle of luteres: u3 be rose, a tall, lanky figure in rusty black•, His 'pare., lined face w -ss Le stoop. smooth shaven oust he had t oil p of bard work in hon powerful shoul- ders. Jubn i en.s was only thirty. years oke,' but he bad never been re- garded as young. His intimates thought of biw, though, with affectltul- ate respect that had nothing ot con- tempt lu it es "Old Johu." "I dou't believe that we'd better In- dict Sam Hawkit .," be said. "I know him as if he was my own brother, for we were raised ou neighboring farms. He ain't bad: he's only weak. .Sam would never Lave got into trouble If you'd left him on the farm. "Oh, I know all about It, and so does every mau ou 'this jury! Our party agreed to trade sheriff for register of deeds, and so you fellows put up a poor candidate so .dim Connors could wlu In a walk. Hut Ram didn't know be. was to be a sacrifice. He went In to win, and be did win! He had to taortgage bis farm to do it, and after, he bad beeu in awhile he found out he waso't wanted and that he'd have to walk the plank nt the end of our teres All the bosses want Jim Conyers, and next fall he'll be elected. The same accident don't happeu twice. Ain't that so?' Nobody answered, though. several had shifted uneasily during his talk. "Well." continued the speaker, "Sant didn't feel very good when he found out what he's' up ngalnet. The most gage was still on his farm, and he had to get It off thin tertn or not at a11. They esy he's Made fletltlous etitries to collect fees and board bills from the county. Ton don't know whet you'd done or I'd douetntler the same circumstances. Now, let's all shoulder a little of Sam's responsibility mad let Mtn pay that money back. The county won't be out'anything, and to prose- cute Ram woilld -would break hearts. Fin gang to vote against a tnie bill." They balloted In silence. "None for a true bill; twenty -threw ngainst." said the clerk, R !late entotlun even show - Ing In the singsong voice which had as a mere matter of routine heeded Re many dint afternoon. "No further 16' dlymeate." "This jury etnnds ntlJourned sine die," Belled the foremen. i.aughing and talking like sehoolboya, now that the long strain bad been re- moved, the jurors tiled ont of the room. • e • e • e Molly Dwyer inn inking breed In the kitchen of her hone, three miles from the county meat. and a pretty picture she made, her (Meeks glowing from the ardent kiss of the fire, while her eye's rivaled the eosin In brlglatneen. The Antler was felling steadily. Rust /only Molly srnppevt to listen. On the erlsp air eame the faint chime of 'ieith • hells. The attend grew loader moment by ttlrlment. Mnlly want to the wlntna to watch. Around the turn of the read NOTICE TO ADV - - ISERE Copy of change of running 'vertise- ertants must be left at the o co by Monday noon 10 ensure insertion In Issue of same week. ,!:lural•, `ail?" she 'ugh her ntt,tnde ex 1 1,0•11 the strain of self I1 , " ,'I • , ., • :Inst gaatr'i.: paxiet)- ,Ir:.a • the • •. weskit that the jin'y b1.! 1,e11 111 r':•! r 1:1:111 was 10, 531':1" 1'' I tiper •1 •'e „orb Joy to native ttuyth', , -Was there any ti.nr,:or" Ile is „ . 1 •hctdd tilt!: t'!er. 5' . v'.t. ,:ntgtr synth the goal, all r 'i..! who do eon tbluk s ,vt I n. • • ':1 .10' 'e Eerrta-. 1!u yon 4.!.,'t". \I .. 1.„ Ls'. 1.1.41 un, nhtost d::n.!: 1:1 t•.! tits% I u ed to 1.!,1,1.. ir! ' .t t 0^.ort oil )•,m int 1 , s'. toy r: =1 ,'. • whets I I,.•:It•J what lie did to.lav" The girl was white about VW but bee voiee Was low, ttlu,ott sew le.• "'Then yon did 'dell from the count; as they said you did? Sato looked up quickly, for he had ntitea9Le dauger sigtsul. "Oh, no. Mol Iy: steal In hardly the word. bud" - "Did you steal Prow the county?" Ilfv face fell suddenly. "You won't let me explain"- be began again. "Did you?•' "1 enppo-e some of -them call 1t stealing. 1Whut of It? •I'ul • guiug to pay it bark." Then rage at the teen respntsihle fon title eurtplieattou over came him. "It eervee them right. They putt we up to kttoe•k nee dutvu, auyl they'll have to watch things the hal- ship of my term; thal'e nil. But what ut it:'" be asked. "What of AO" eller stain' and loath- ing 'mewl to entsb him. "What of it? This witch: No Dwyer ever married 9 Hee?, and I'm not go- ing to he the first nue. here's your Nue"- ww•hauic:tlly be took the ex- tended bauble t:n.l slipped it in hie pocket -"int before you go 1 want to tell you why Jul:u Serus got you oft- -because lir ditto; lit 1 loved yon and that it would break tuy heart 11 you were Intik it. :I: that's why. stud. thank God, I've (wind out isefore ire too late That John Kerns cares that notch for m!•, because" -111141 she steal her head proudly -"I care for him just an ntn'•h." Tbeu she went erimu'on, tot Lents 'foal In the doorway. Ae John adv:nu•td foto. the' room with face_ alight the eher►ff slipped out withouta word. The chime of his kIi ttItelli grew fainter and fainter, 4o die out finally !n the distance. And all was well. 1. - Peoeoek Feathers. Culue'.i:less seems to be confined to the brio 1j:g of the tail feathers of 3u - no's Lir,' into a house. 1 am not aware that this idea is hold outeide this coun- try; uud 1f it is confined to England I-tauy v: ions 'Mises may have led to the belief. which possibly arose In com- paratiyels modern times -no earlier :lieu the Orusades. Nothing is more probable than that several cnisuders brought home the gorgecus feathers as cUttositie, n atrance sight and galike- ly to nlnl.e a deep impression. Nothing is easier to eonee!ve than that some nilsfortrtt.'-lentil from disrnses toss of wealth or other "bad leek" -may have happened to more than nue puelestor of the bct;itifnl feathers and that they )food on that account soou be credited with heft r the cause. A belief of this kind nut•'• started Is of rapid growth ::ud very lots; lived.- London Notes and Quet i,•e. THE CHOIR INVISISLE. The better self shall live 1111 huinas Time 'Shall 1,1d its eyelids, and the human ski lis gathered like • scroll within the tomb Pureed forever This 1s life to come, Which martyred men have made tnure glorious Fur us who strive to [Mow. May 1 • reach That purest haven; be to other ruuir The cup of strength in some' great agony. Enkindle generous sister, feed pure love. Beget the smiles shut have 00 cruelty - 13, the sweet present., uta good dif- fused, :And In diffusion ever more Intense. So shell I Join the chub' inviable Whose music is the gladness of the world. l;eoage Eliot. FOURPENCE A DAY MEN. 11s'• Typewriter Sponge. '"rite t•: unit sponge In New York:' said the nteuugrapher, "Is the type. writer e; .nee.' He gets all his work done by the employee* of els friends. He drupe into the office, ostea.Ibly,for a chat' %sill' the buss. Presently be l,oke toward bis victim and says in a careless, utlinnd wuy• 'Oh, by the way, M your stenographer busy nowt If not 1'd like her to do little type- writing for ale. It will take only a few nlluntes.' • "The chauewt are that she Is knocking the "cry dnylights out of the machine at that minute, int the manager 1s too polite to call his attention to tbe feet, eu ebe does the work. i'tually It takes her front one to two hours. All tbe pay she gets is n mere'Ihnuk yon.' i know lots of loris who are bothered ttils way by hangers o0." -New York Sua. Interesting Letter From Bromley Ex- peeinlents "in Canada. At the conclusion, of the eucceesful experiment at H><tmley, during which four men lived w f ielently. and well at a cost fur food ,it 4d a day each, it !nay be remembered that two of them were sent to Canada by The London Express, in conjunction with the emi- gration department ut the Salvation Army. The following letter was, received recently from Harding. one of the MOIL Tu the Editor -of The Express: Slr,-I arrived eat. Iv un Sunday last, after a rather rough voyage. We were two days overdue when we 'ar- rived at Quebec. The item that caused the greatest excitement on beard was the arrival of the four -penny men. There wets a discussion In the saloon as to -whit would be the cheapest way to victual a ship. and after hearing var- ious opinions I gave them a little menu and Its cost. They, of course, rtdl: uled my state- ment, saying that It was impossible to obtain the articles at the price, but I mentioned that I had lived on the diet for three months. They bombarded me with questions as to how I felt, and su on; and for the remainder ,.f the voyage I was continually Bought fur by lady passen- gers to give them recipes. At the cun- cert Wei had they billed me on the pro- gram as the "Food Aeon -nee" We arrived In Quebec on Sundlty morning. We Interviewed the Salve - Hun Immigrant department. and were sent to Shelburne to a Mr. Sheppard; left et 0.30 a. m. en route to Montreal, stayed there nye hours, resumed our journey to Toronto, arriving there at 7.30 am, Monday morning; stayed there siz hours, and arrived at our destina- tion at 1.50 p.m. the same night. Surprise Visit. Enquiring at the station., I found 1 bad four miles to walk. On arriving at the farm everybudy was in bed. We were sorry, but had to knock them up. Mr. Sheppard vias surprised lu see us, and said that he was not want- ing anybody. He, however, very- kind- ly gave us some supper and a bed. We were awakened early next morning by Mr. Sheppard saying that there was a gentleman wanting two men welting to see us. We quickly dressed and Interviewed the gentleman. whu engaged Inc and sent Smith to his sun 5, about a mile away. Mr.- Klndrew is my employer's name, and a nicer man I have never met. They treat me as one of their family. The country here 1s grand - lovely pastures - and there Is every prospect of a good crop. My' routine of work has,been fencing, cutting down timber fn the bush, and looking after catte. Mr. Klndrew is very careful to point out every detail I.do not understand. I am enjoytng.thls life immensely. and shall stick to it. LANCELOT HAROLD HARDING. Prtmrose, Ontario, Canada. Helps Men to Work Hard. 'Thtt'.t w!.:i! Fen ozone - • it uppl;.•s 1h,' m141100011 strength that - , itab1er ,t luno 1 , rtl litlNtll health tiiiyreoiiQItlhiee. "Lest speipg 1 oleo' Ne, rn111pleeT)•1nt11 1 ,.m ��i�l�d tent wnrk" mites .I. \'i , . 'scapi. of '1'nrnlntll. .Alun. "in the ntn•ni:R---i- it'W 1Ireil 1111110 teh,'l all over. find no appetite. was sleepless, nert•nns ilei unhappy. Erred !i,die put new life inln Ittt. Now 1 Pill1r.11141, nerv•-0 err, •ttnillr, 1 sles•p w,4I, 1 kunw tine .1ny .,f health." 11'' I,y supplying nn.n htnehl aan•l vn.tI Winn' 11011. lessen' int' builds up : try i1 :sae per Lux sit 4111 dealers. Self -maria men ane t1 hinately vain of their job, Miller's (icit, 1'nw,lers cute. For sale by .Ins. M. dom. Many a matt Isegine him charity at home by tutting down him wife'a sl lowalice, l'hieagn News. Miller's 1' Iwaand Ina 1'i11. rettntt color to [wile cheeks and hlntwlless lips. Fur nets by Jn'. \\'ilet!n. The niers!. thing alwttit a ennrrnee vntatinn N the way von 0n1,ry teeing hark from IG --New York Preen. I was pile and weakly for years. Millrr'e 1'onlwttm,l In'n Pills brought el,ntta change. For sale by .las. \t'iietm. A Difficult Problem solved. editor nc wrute to an r A subscriber u r and asked: Haase tell me. does a man in run - sing around a tree go before or behind himself"" The editor answered: "That depends. If he 1s trying to catch himself, neeessarlly he Lillian! himself, and eun'equently goes behind. If, en the contrary, he 1s running away from himself, the deduction leads to the very ubvluus conclusion that he precedes blmaeif, and consequently gore before. If he euceeeds in catching up with himself, and passes hem"elf, at the moment of passing he neither pre- cedes nor fulluws himself, but both he and himself are running even. This Is the only case where he does not go future or behind hlmselt'-Calgary Herald. HEALTH AND BEAUTY. tette Helped Nits -The 1:1'1 Who 1. Gelates elesh. A rplcudld laxative sirup way W made us follows. l'ut a half puuud of ruisiue, prunes uud figs to souk 10 three pluts of cold water. Bottle the sirup utter two days aud take a table- •puuuful night uud morning. Halitus are extremely uourlttblug, es- peclully the suu dried Malaga*. which are full of grape sugar. That they should be thoroughly masticated goes without raying. A uutritluus uud pul- atable mixture fur sandwiches may be made from blunt -teat almonds uud rals- lla that have beeu put through the unmans mediae. Treatment fur pimple" and black- heads calla fur ubaolute deaulluess of the body, exteruully dud internally. Pimples show that the body Is absorb- ing poisonous substuucesa that it should be tbrowlug off freely. Seep the in- testinal tracts, the IIdueys and the skin all active by drinking plenty of water, eating fruit and bathing dully. At night at•rub the fate well with hot water. The girl who to gaining flesh rapidly must keep out of door", doiug pleuty of good hard work, playiug golf or tenuls. rowing or walking and so helping that fat to turn into tire. slender ttluw•le. Avoid bread and butter. taking salad toast instead. ]sive unduly on fruit. vegetables uud Ieau meats. Never take batter, cream, eggs. 'cereals or fat meats. Make It n habit to take Ieweu juice In u little water before breakfast every moru!ug. It will be good for you. Lo not sleeps too much and keep busy all the thine. Use a package and you will not be satisfied with any other tea. Prices -35, 30, 35, 40, 50 and 6o cts. per lb. in lead packets T. H. ESTABROOKS, ST. JOHN. N. e. Wtosue S. TORONTO, • M.waeroa •r., a. Whoa ■ Woman Ness. A daetor express em the opinion that nine tunes out of ten the woman who nage 1s tired. Oue time out of teu she 1s hateful. Times out of wind her bus - baud is to blame. The tows that come under the pbydl- clan's eye are those of the wolltell who are tired. uud who have beeu tired so long that they are suffering from smile Conn of nervous disease. They may think they are only tired: but, In Leet, they are 111. lu such easel the wuwuu often suffers more from her nagglug than her butibnud ur the cell dreu with whom she finds fault. She knows she does 1t. She does not luteud to do It. She ware,. Iu her own self respect wheu wee does It, and In the depth of her soul longs for some- thing to stop It. The condition Is usual- ly brought o0 by brokeu sleep, im- proper food, want of some other exer- el m thau housekeeping and not enough of out of dour air and practleal ob- jective thinking. It Is ofteu the most unselfish and most affectionate of woiuen W110 11111,11 Into this state. They are too touch de• voted to their families to give them- selves euough of auy healthy exereiae and diverstou, enough of naps perhaps or concerts. Parnell'a Bread Every roe who has tried it will hay. oil tither. Bas • nutty, palatable. wink wheat flavor that is peculiarly it. Our name is labelled ton ern y dual, It le tett Saone Pelee •a the Inferior Kind. P. T D>✓AN YOUR POPULAR Ult03,1.11 Atll 11 For the Mattress. The dally turning over Is nut the only necessary atteutlou for the proper treatment of u wettress. This opera- tiou itself In liable to strain the tick fug and pull the stuffing out of shape In course of Hun. . Tu ovoid this han- dles may be Newts] to the soden, so that the unyielding surface of the mattress itself need not be grasped. Three ea 11 be made from webbing or a erosipiect' of ticking and sewed as firmly as pos- sible to the sides. ri Coal ! Coal ! Very Low Prices for Coal for Next Year's Supply For Cash ROBERT ELLIOTT Mars Gabrielle Drees. A decidedly novel nee for the gulmpe is given In the gabrlellc dress here ♦boron In n new form. The gabrielle. or overdress, which may nine nerve ns a princess, Is fashioned of seven pieces, cut In deep round outline at the top. and at each nide It Is shaped 10 fort two straps. The closing Is nrrantrtd t n the back,where a1 Inverted box t platt disposes of the extra (upness al- lowed In the +skirt. A wide hem and three tucks Ankh the lower edge. The 'Phone ?0 seumeseamwswessias �snr LSC A Wrinkle For Housewives. "i have been putting tip preserves and pickles far 3a years," said a house- wife of the old school, "and I discover- ed the other day that I ars nut too old 1u learn something new. I went to see my sun's young wife. They Were mar- ried last winter. She was putting up onions --a decidedly dlsagreeable task. But her eyes vete not watery. They were as clear as the sky. She simply nodded and muttered something be- tween closed teeth. "What In the world are you keeping that pin between your teeth for?"' I asked. To keep the on- ions from hurting my eves. I'll he through 1n a minute." "Do you mean to say that will do It " 1 asked Inoredu- lousl,v. Rhe nodded. The pin was In Its place again. She kept It there to• ten minutes while I watched her work, and her eyes were as dry as a walnut." Barnstormers For the West. A theatrical yndlrate 15 being form- ed In Winnipeg for the purpose of sup- plying nttrarttunei nt every town be- tween 11131 Pity and \'ane•nuver on the -main line of the t'nnadlan Partite Hall- way-. --'PIu&JuI a to to play one night a week In ene-Is -Trrwa.,Fpd to have the !Mlle night rnrh week,-$lrthat farmer. ns w011 as townepeopto will a1wii'rlwok forward t i this one day rnrh week for Rattle amn•eetnent. if this kind of thing keep* up, how Ione will the sped.-hnr dens./ farmer of the prairies come down to ttntarin at (Trisrmar-tide to "have a good Meet IN ORDEP- TO INTRODUCE 2 5 cl THE SIG AL in homes in which it is not already aken, we will send it. for the remainder o the year 1401; to new subscribers for ie small sum of 25 CENTS PAiD iN ADVANCE. 1.ouk over this list of special offers to new S11hscr1111'rs and take your choice : THE SiGNAL to January Ist, 1907, only 25c. THE SiGNAL and THE MONTREAL FAMILY HERALD and WEEKLY STAR to January Ist, 1907, only 50 cents. SIGNAL and TORONTO WEEKLY GLOBE to January ist, 1907, only 50 cents. SIGNAL and TORONTO WEEKLY MAiL AND EMPIRE to January ist, 1907, only 50 cents. SIGNAL and TORONTO WEEKLY SUN to January ist, 1907, only 50 cents SiGNAL and TORONTO WEEKLY GLOBE to January ist, 1908, for the two papers only $i.75. 'draft ea a Family Trey. (Wiest (at nnniverenry QHnnrrl—loon belong 10 ot1e branch of the host's fan, - 11y. I believe. Poor Relation -Yes; I. Itelong to the brooch that never had any pttnte on It. In Trade. Mime thither That he Lord Noenlle- Md& ile made his money In trade. ensu !Mistier Whet Ione? \Iles (IOtbcr- Matrimonial. Ile frett- ed hon off. fnr nn Wrests All eertnne rnrh ere better believer* In Immnrtallte than we can give grounds tor.-Emsrsoa OAB1lt1LL11 OR PR1Negett NOng. guimpe Is made w•Ith the rreld:I ion seams and n group ot lingerie tucks to yoke depth nt the center of the front and at each aide of the hark elotltlg. A standing collar fin0hen the 'leek. The sleeves In Idaorter length tenninnte In wide bands, while tlmse lu full 'ergot may have deep encs or narrow hands. English ea Rh were with eruhrolderell batiste and Insertion uud panmma with dotted awing. needlework and velvet are nice Wiriest for the (rock. Other Imitable material' include pon- gee, shantung, tnffetrl, Inmtdoerne, al- bntmen, linen, dark, mohair, abdIIlcnne, etc. -Delineator, It Rings ,n Your Ears. Tent /MOW rtstgKh is everywhere yon go. deep rind htllnty bemuse r tive. Fi,et 11. ens r'atnrrh w'hor'e email have Leen e•und by entail ho - none. Motel, never neglent s r•nld, never bill' with entnrrli. go u1 y • druggist and get ('nMr'rhnzone. 101 itnt,nt. death 11) '11111', cures theta itt A few 'Minden. Throat trouble and eatnerh disappear ns by ningir. ('at- tnrihnzone in the great threat, tease I branchial remedy today. now sande ane it. why % biotin/4e it dors le. Herr gniekh• and entr thoroughly. Two adzes. 'Lir and S1.11f1. at all dealers. The Signal doer good job ',tinting. THE THE THE THE THE THE THE THE ,Any of the above offers good for any address in CC :nada, tho United States or Great Britain. • Seold your ostler at once, so as to get whole benefit of the offer. Address Vanatter & Robertson THE SKJNAL, OODERICH, ONT.