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-"Pullman determine to give the little
Chap as good r time at. possible. and
the story of their egoists, the hesi-
CI) Laney of The Lady in Black. the tale
. I34DERICH- ONT Una plated ire Tha Erg Farmer, and the
PU* eIBUUED EVERY THUR81 AY phrf ctly satisfactory outcome of all
j as.
ere just what Is needed to touch the
Ttt� SIUNAL PItIsTINU CO. L'aited heart and iwatatrthe sympathies of
the thoughtlessly selfish and the
relfisbly morose ; for, as the preface
says, "Whoeo loves a child Iylver not
himself but God ; whom) delights A
child labors with God In His work
chop of hearts ; whoso helps a child
brings in the kingdom of God ; whoso
saves a child trout the fingeri of evil
sits in the seat with the builders of
la•.f.d and other plantar advent einem., tib
cities and the procurers of peace." •
per one for drat hn-rrtn", cud lc per line for -
....chubs guest Moeniu... Measured by a INDUSTRIAL Tli'AINING%
nonpareil "nate. t we're line. to no inch.
Bother cards of ,wiz hum and under. 103 per __ r
year.
Aalt ertl.'emente of Lost, Found, Strayed, alt. The (,dole appears to be of the opin
ualionr Vacant. Situation. Wanted. House. for
Sale or to Rent, Vara.. for Sale or to Rent, ion that some people in this country
Artirhr (tar Hale, etc., not exceeding right were a short time ago opposed to
feeach male
outh.
.eh sbeesuent month. : in forfirst advertise.
-technical trrihing" and have now
went.' In proportion.
Announcement. In ontlnary reading type ten been cativer[e>d to lis advoeary. The
-_ coni per one. Nou mottos leas than wt., . -`_ Globe, we think, has its ideas rather
-Any mesa, nexiee. tine object. -I}
pecuniary benefit of any Individual or awa • raised. There 'woe a time w- tr""ta -
Won, to De eon.ldered an adverth.ement cd
De
charged a-•ordingl . Sets" -to oro The Globe's word -advo-
Rata for di -play and 'contract adveruro. cated industrial training to the sIC1U
mer.,. w111 be sorsa on apply: dam
adore- all oom,mnniawttow to .nun in some port of the cultural train-
- .THCsioNALPRENTINK(%0.Ludtrd which every Nan end woman
(So..ertoi, Ott 1 should have. Tit people are "tad=
a - dist.•-stow fie mush- -ever they were.
OtrINI RICH. THURSDAY. DSC. ltd igllR Thome who ars op
Telephone tall \o. St.
1 ,Tern.@ et Wbaer,ation :
Witter annum in aAnu
vao
It .nontbr, S,oc three mouths. tic.
Tot1t.otted State. subscribers. $L30 a Year
16nice,'' 10 advanurl
Subscriber+ who tall to eecetve THE Nissl.
•vgubtrty by mall will confer a favor by ac-
ualnttng us of the tact at ao early a date aa
t Nlhea a change of address is desired. both the
ole and tie new address should be given.
Advertising Rated:
Ur the "tad"
plx>'ed 10 tbA turning
•
HOW DO CANADIANS LIKE IT ?'of the schools of the countryo
int
• juvenile. workshops. They ale opposed
The Birminghntu Post, inspired Ao to for doctrine that from `intrno y
doubt by the Chamberlain influence, the only •ides worth implanting -in a
Inst wrist gave an outline of the child's mind is that when be grout's up
he it to he r doctor, ora farmer, o a
scheme 'of -tariff reform" which is lawyer, or a bricklayer. or a miner. t
likely to be prupoeeed by the Unionist a machinist. and that all his life must
(iove:fo ent if the l'nionist* are sue- be bent toward. rise tultilmens of that
cetplat in the coming elections in on. ide.. They believe that intelligent
Btlitain. A paragraph of peculiar in- manhood and .womanhood is the ideal
terest'to Canadians tons thus : that should he set before the children.
-. gra wheat wiH-ire-batiste (a. +- and that-tl>r-vocation .comer along
dot\• of two shillings per quarter• wayafter.
with piefr,ence t.. the coloniew,'but
riot Gr. removal ..t the whole duty. How can any person be opposed to
Flan[ will pay a higher rate in order Industrial training for those who wish
to enr•uuage house grinding. while to engage, in industrial vocations:
heron and utaizr will also be excluded Nobody isopposed to it. It a splen.
from the fila List." did thing. Ilut, like other splendid
This weans a duty against Canadian
rwheet,-amt a Stitt -higher ditty *gairrst-
things, it must he kept in its place.
l'on:ul'u►n Amur, where bit Morin them
has Leen a tree market. How do Ca.
nrdians like the pew:pee•t % Even if
the priers paid by the British consumer
be taie.J to rn amount sufficient to
'give the Oanadisu farmer the prices
he is nuw_gtting for hie wheat and
other produ-tis, hir market. will be t'e-
. .trieted, both by the decreased con-
sumption and by the increase in 'Brit -
EDITORIAL NOTES.
How do -you like The Chri*'tmas Sig-
nal?
ig-nal%
Gut your Christmas, shopping•,m
he way yet? •
DaVid Lloyd George goes forth t..
light. the Goliath of the House of
Lord*. We bet nn,David.
It is a policy of ptotectioh for tRe The weather roan must be getting
benefit of the British landowner rid ..f his remnants, judging from the
which the ••tariff reformers' ate pro- variety of weather„ we ate getting
posing, with as h regard fur the. there days.
C inadixn producers as our ('anadian
mannl'netusers show toward, the Brit-
._ i,h m:tuufa,•tuterr. The adoption of
the proposals wound le a blow to CAW'
adieu agriculture and to the Canadian
milling ind''.;.).
THREE REASONS.
Titers. (tie at least thtee• mind
•1•easn s ivhy (•alladioms would l'egrrt
the t 'omph of the Lausduwne•
Charm.@ lain patty in the British ele,
tiory..
1. It wo ild mean the perpetuation
of au• "ima landholding system to
(seats the etf%cts of wtrir(t tine -fathers
of many CAna, eons left the old land.
2. It Would Mean the 11 i''nlph of
an tins epu•e*ental ire,' il'reepnnsille
is 'utterie alien 1. the deux,eiatic
spirit of Catadt.
3. It would mean a imposition
of a duty on Canadian wheat and
other pr,ducts entering the British
market. in plaice of the (roe market
n ,w av;alable to -the taru!rt3.of Can-
ada.
•
The long Het of voted disasters dur-
ing the last two weeks should cause
some retie::• on the part of vessel-
( owner.. le it worth while to take
Humeri with the weather after the 1st
lot Decewler:' •
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Mr. A.,eaith bar declares the intra.
tion of the Liberal Government. it re-
turned to power at the corning elect ions
lin Great Britain, to grant sed -govern -
fluent to Ireland. The nnnouncetaent
\tits been received with great-satisfac•
Lion by friends of the Irish borate title
cause, and hits not created the alarm
in England which a similar declara-
tion created twenty -odd year,- ago.
It is being and more fully real-
ised in Great Britain that it•ish attain;
can best be -attended to by an Irish
•
:'I'll IC 14I;NAI.• 1:1iI►p,•t.'(i'it, 1 , Lit if 0
Carol, Brothers, Carol.
Carol. brotte•., carol.
Carol Jo) fully ;
Carol the good tittles.,
Carel nserruy;
And pray a gladsome Christen,.
For all good Cbrbstlaa mea.
Carol. brothers. carol.
Cbri.taua. come. again.
Carol ye atili gladne.o.
Nut in eons. of earth:
On the Satviour. birthday.
Hallowed be our mirth.
\1'hlle a thouwud bls.(ryt.
1 111 our hearts with glee,
(' ri.'uua. day sell keep, the
F'ua.-t of charity.
At the joyou. table.
Think of those . tide. none -
The orph.un and the widow.
Hungry and alone.
Bountiful your offering.
To the altar bring.
let the poor and needy
I tirioniso carol. dug.
Listening angel music•
I n ur"1 d .0 rt. to a.t Uea.O ;
w'two Allure hate hi. brother
I hi t hi- day of peace
%aline the heaven. .re telling
To man tmil goo.( will.
Only lore and klydur,..
I:t bosom all.
Let our hoar to. re.pondlog
To the .enaph band.
W i -b this morning '- .unebine
Blight to torn la+d;
word •ind deed and prayer
Npe d the grateful sound.
Bidding worry Christmas
All the world aro..ad. • '
Iter. w. A. Mublenb,•rg. D. D.
ti
clothes. and more for ever other I
e
necssary of his life 1n order that
great tuanufactuiet•s might keep up
their proftr, and in order, above a11.
that great landlords might maintain
ata raise their mots."
The Language of Stamps,
Toronto Star.
Ever and anon some impassioned
swain writes letters to the newspapers
demanding “the language of stamps."
He want.. to know how to convey to
the inlet's** ot his stfections the pre-
cise palpltationr of hie heart at the
mintent. of posting .bis letter. He
yearnr to show her. in this delicate
way. what he hesitated to put iu
worts. to cry nothing of writiog. So
he wri•rs to the piper sod-tegneate it
to republish '•the language of stamp+,"
to the hope. perhaps. that the fair one
will see 0 too cud this* r•eogiize be-
yond douI.t the tender intent of his
astomous desile*.
For the benefit of these young
gentlemen, and perhaps of tonne
young ladies tax,. the language ot
stamps is here stat forth in a summar-
ized form. %Vith it little carr it eau
lie made to express a great deal :
1. Placed upright in the right-hand
corner, the stamp denote* common
sense.
• 2. Placed upsida,duwn in the same
-earner,-tt -denote. @series tees -or
haat@.
3. Omitted, it denotes ahsent-q>ind-
edneas. An unstautped letter aright
eonvev to the young lady a hint of
her admirers state of mind, but there
petters., unfortunately, do not teach
the addtes.er.
4. Placed enywhrteelse than in the
upper right-hand curnrr, the stamp
denotes a lack of consideration for the
potutofflce employes, whore labors are
hindered I,y the sender's whim.
The language of stamps is the Ian.
guage of love without doubt : love for
one * fellowmen who have to hit thew
with a .aneelling machine. There
aright he worse things than a regula-
tion providing for the return to the
sender of letters beating the stamp in
the wrong place.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
• A New Meaning.
• Hamilton Herald. •
It to be that the term "Cooked"
as a,•. lied to record* will take on a
\M• a guiHcance.
Friendly Advice.
ln41,1.,•. Free I',...
>vincial Srcrer:try Hanna is the
real tad of he hotelmen when he
mays threw -1 lurk hotel.
T1s. Day -Of- Meat.
Hamilton rip•^trtor.
One of the joys of life -to wake up
of a morning and have it gradually
dawn on you th.tt it's Sunday.
. It Wasn't Rejected.
Boston Transcript..
Hubby -What it this list, my dear %
Wife ---The Christmas budget, and
don't von try any of the House of
Lord businees nn it, either.
Eggs Ant Oranges.
Ouelpb Mercury.
It may sound strange, bus j► t the
same you can buy two oranges now
for the price of one egg. And tbl in
Ontario, the home of agriculture!
- A New York Sign.
New York Pres.
One of the oddest signs in New
York ir,in the window of an old house
in Moore street. 11 made, "Cara
taught tri:ks if they are brought in
while they are kittens."
Ontario Has Some. .
Toronto Star.
British Columbia is called a :nining
province. and Ontario an agricultural.
Yet in 16100 the tuine.ol products of
Ifriti.h Colombia reached a value of
about $24,tilstOW and those of Outitio
No Monopoly. ,
( 116,4m/to Puck.
••I want a license to marry the best
girl in the woad." staid the young
man.
-Sure." couiu,rnted the clerk, "that
-makes thirteen hundred bream for
that girt this b(Isou.•' -
She Work of the Gerrymander.
London Advertf.,•r.
If the Liberals weir represented in
the Outrt•io Legislature ire proport ion
to their share of the' writer vote.
they would have forty seats •instead
of eighteen. 'rhe present• (lrl Loral
systeu) often' work• out titl'ria•ly to.
,rash parties.
`THE HEROES OF THE LAKES.
Tb.. 1 •rtible tate of death and din-
nater un the baker during the last two
weeks cuwp-ls the sympathy ..f th,..e
who shay on land for tbe brave men
who gel .forth in ships. it is only a
great disaster that calls forth this gen-
eral recognition of the danger braved
the sailor. ; but it unit be that
man time the lads of the ships•
trews are led upon tor feats of en-
durance and .i,m that are not half
appreciated by world of land -
Ali honor to the men w. rave the
dangers of the deep to keep t l -eat
comhierce of t hese Likes in motion .
"THE SUITABLE CHILD." .
The (annnlnceulent of a new hook
by Nisi 1101/1 Duncan always awakens
interest in those who have enjoyed
'•IN.•tor Luke of the Labrador," and
'The At!vent•trea of Billy Topsail."
-- Hie -lit+at-Ie bUcatiun. i1 (_Suitable
Child," is only a abort stogy tone ran
read it in half an hour'. but it goes
4trsig1t4.i-tha- dealt_ -The scone is
in a Pullman car on 1'hrist,naa Eve,
The Old Orntleman With the Twinkling
Eye. dierrivet•s, through the F.egii
Muter, a lonely little boy in the Day
Co /tell, it 1'
l►Id Gentleman, Is "anorphan" going.
bail 10 the Home beraure God had
sent to his adopted parents a -child of
their own. The pweppte int the
--
It is an encouraging sign to •rind
that • the bent newspapers, of the
United State' ere protesting alpine.
"yeltow" journalisim Of course the
"yellow" journals say that they are
d
only printing what the public de-
mands ; lett newspapers are expecte
to read and uplift the public taste ; at
any rare It is not thiftemt..tnyr-to
ter
cato the basest demands of the
lowest minds. 1t would be a revela-
tion to many Americans to c0utpitte a
page, say the front page, of a typical
United States paper, not on- of the
lowest hut one considered quite good,
with a corresponding page of one of
the big Canadian dailies. On the one,
Haring headlines call attention to mid -
tides, divorce's murders, or other sen-
sational news : on the other, more
modest headlines point out events,
perhaps of tittle interest to lovers of
scandal, but of real importance to
those interested in the progress of the
world. 1t is true. indeed, that some-
times even our leading papers will
prominentmake very prominent some sensu-
al crime, but this is the exception.
Can , n journalism it on the whole
fairly fe Prow objectionable feat-
ures. A few re here and there
Thwer themselves the grade of the
"yellow" journal, butt. • r circulation
is not of the largest nort readers
of the. beet class. Candido
papers, perticularly the great\wires,
follow British traditions rather' than
"American" style, though they apt
themselves to the need 0t t ft
radical %Vestern world.
bounds Familiar, boon Its
Toronto (;lune.
aerrsis_R.n.p, alar)gnn i� �o�oo•
to water, the. turbidity y tieing due to
the fact that the intake is not carried
down below wave action. Filtration
is guaranteed to remove the nodes'',
able admixture of clay acrd sand.
Belleville Ontario.
the fears of Mr. Foster and other
Conservative Ieaulrl* that the United
States would iwpuee discriminating
duties because of restrictions placed
by Onteri.. and Quebec ..n the expo, t
of pulpwood have vanished into thin
air. the States will not discriminate
brr•se>se,by redoing they would injure
their trade more than they would
ours.
The Fight Renewed.• ,
, t)ttawa rete Prean.
A hereditary chamber, responsible
to nobody. representing only an arta.
hieratic caste and territorial Interest,.,
has had the supreme audacity to as•
Mall the -louse of Common, in the
veryteentre of its•ntajesty and pride.
All that is glorious in the age -long
struggle for Britiab freedom is em-
bodied in the control which that
great assembly has over the national
purse.
Why Not ?
Tot•nnto Weekly Sun,
The tariff on Canadian plows enter-
ing the I'nited States is fifteen per
cent. Still in the fusee of that tariff
the Cockshutt Plow Company, of
Brantford, has secured an order for
seventy -live carloads of plows to be
sent to the %% astern states.. If the
1'ockshutt Plow 1 pany can do this
in the fare of a tariff equal to $Li on
the hundred, bow wucti mote should
it he and• to do tinder a policy of re-
cipt•ocal free trade % The American
tariff contains a standing otter of
absolute freedom of exchange, not
only in plows but in other linea of
agricultural implements as well.
Why hot accept it
tnambert*in M OThat Day'. -
Hamilton Time..
`tpeakin f a nuggeation that Great
Ilriteno oho* !,friers 614-114414441014
Jlteeph Chamber in his days of
ental and physics Ith said in a
spe.wtl Mt 14rrenir>ghar4+
WeII, If I had time 1 co point
out to you the aIslurdity and i ac-
lrcatul L$ 11L &uyaLLCtl eeOta
but what 1 wy now is tCbhat flirt cnthulil
be rarti.•d Ona it mean* that .teary
workman in Birmingham a n d
through, tat the country should pity
more for his loaf, and more for his
THE BUnGET THIS WEEK.
Discussion of Technical Education-
Branch'Line's for the I. C. R.
Ottawa. Dec. kith. -A great stir -
and no ehuingrs of iutisu francs in
the tatitf a ill probably be leading
feature. of Hon. lir. Fielding's Midget
statetnent in the Howse of Commons
tumor' ow. It te djndrn•stood that the
Government. pursuant to the policy
of tariff stability. which has been fol-
lowed since 1411. and in view of the
fact that there 'is no iwtnenfl»tr nide•
mond for changes in the tariff this
amid )))) has decided to let we -Il enough
alone, and for this year at least these
will be no change in the tariff iwyood
that consequent upin the rowing into
force of the new undo convention
with France.
The prohable action of the United
States GOvet•trment in the mn..tterof-i
for maximum schedules of the Payne -1 tariff is an interesting quee-
r schedules of the Payne-1tiol*, : but it im null t•rlieved in Govern-
tQpnent,circler here that the maxirbuua
dines,\will Ie applied to Canadianl
goods, \v.> far aN can be gauged by 1
the trade figurev ot the first two
months of tbe new United Statism
tang. there ie apparently littleebangs
in the trade rettitaons of the two coun-
tries conrequen upon the recent tar-'
iff revision on l other side of th,•
I.lydrr. The new *riff. maker little
difference for the be er or the wow., •
in the trate r, irried in'acruss, the
ba. tndary. line, ,
Technical Education.
rhe question of technical
-or.. ma ''he p•el,•rretl In ea
(List:eel training -Was tailed
Hou..' 'of C Inst war
resolution pr..rnte.l by ((ugh GI l.-
tie. the able member fair smith W.
Wigton. Mr. (iuthtie strongly adv.
rated ,e.tur action by the •(lot•arn-
Tent for the tooviding ref such Gain.-
Ong for the arliaana .'f Canoe*. 01
warouppnrtt•d by. sevei 1 . h.repe.1.-
ri in an interesting discussion. ' The
Minister of inls.t, Ikon, W. 2.. Nar-
k •nzie King. Karrblu
*r .rt!king facts
to 'drr►om-trate lair good tempt. of
technical training. but on accm•.1
the question .1 rrout!clinn
g F.d••...!
and Prov rt.. a es. r ,
matter of edudatien he advise•ol the
House to go slew And allow the Goe-
rs
ov
rsnnwnt.n opportunity of eohtider-
ing this. phase of the [natter. 3Ir.
King s motion for the sdjottrneawnt .,1
the debate was cat tied.
neat hot
it. in.'
the
k v a
The lntrrcolontal.
Ily a 1,111 introduced hp the 'Minister
of Railways, the(ioverninent i, tak-
ing power to Iea.e Mauch lin,•, con--
necting with rife ino•rrntontal, in
order that patrons "t the (iovetuulrnt
road may have a better .service. This
Action should put a ,top tit th ;mute
that the Government will tallow-Ihr
Intercol..nial to pass into private
hands.
The Premier Still Holds.Two.
At the general election* Sir Wilfrid
'Laurier WAN returned for two constit-
uencies, Ottawa and Quebec East, and
so far be has not stated which of the
two seats he intend., to give up. The
Opposition last week tirade an effort
to force the, Premier to declare his in-
tention, hut up to data Sir Wilfrid
still represents the two ridings.
Resolution by E. N. Lewis.
Mr. Lewis 1 %Vest Huron' has glv b
•
notice of a rrorlation declaring that in
the ..pinion of the Parliament of Can-
ada the imperial Government should
he asked to appoint *Canadian attache
W the British Embassy at %Vaehing-
ton, with a view to providing a direct
medium wherebythe (ioveinment rat
Canada may avise with the ifritish
Ambassador at Washington on mat-
ters pertaining to international rela-
tions affecting solely the Dominion
and the United "States.
An intarlopstt�._ _1, _
A benevolent New York Woman
was visiting a lower east side 'Sunday
*chine'. _ TA test the apions of a par
titular indigent cluster of jairitTis she
took the class in hand to question
them,•.Cbildren. which is the great
est of all tuts Y'Not one answered.
"Think a little. What is It 1 am
doing when 1 give up time and pietis-
m come down amnitg Tutt for
yrs moral good :" A grimy fist
went "Well. what am 1 doing,
little boy
"Bastin' in . New York Bun.
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London
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't' a sample
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protects your
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W H. KVti2NSOtc,
District Agent.
Seatorth. Ort/
Winter Term from
January 3rd.
CENTR
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The t
W. ACHESON 4 SON
Gift Suggestions
We have devoted great time and care In selecting and
bowing our II'litstoles Stitch. Mouths and won the ago oar
orders were plaoxd for all fancy Linens, tillks Wincing,
and so many dainty novelties., and now all will be placed
thir week lo, your approval.
HANDKERCHIEFS
Beautiful embroidered and initialed Innen Handkerchiefs
for ern and women. daintily 1a1zee1 and of azo1ui.ite quail
tier.. Ladle.', $1.1111 (4) $(1 sal per dozen. Men's, 111.50 to $t. ;u
tier dozen.
FANCY LINEN PIECES
!Olt $ '1's. t ('loth('ravers, Doylies, Centrepieces, etc., in hand
£ embroidered effects.
UMBRELLAS
I .seltu s' and Men's, at $1.511 to $5.104,
DOWN QUILTS
Splendid values in hand,a>nte Down Proof Covers, at $,-, u.
4(1.11).
WAIST AND BLOUSE LENGTHS
1►air.t y .tri f.- and check patterns• very new and in 4Otid color.-
tnpro nay y. Wille, 111011Ve, sk y. iatlk, glary, ere„ 111.40 each.
LADIES' FUR -LINED COATS and`FURUCOATS
liar valor. stn from rhe best tuantifsettalt in Canada and
the gannentr are beautiful. I'iirea from
W. ACHESON a SON
practice' training schooT
of Ontario. %Vis otter advantages
not ()dried elsewhere in Canada.
Oatr teachers are aap•'riene,•d,
courses thorough and practical, and
we assist graduate.. to good par*:
itinn•. The derlhand at per -sot
greatly exceed, th f impish*. We
pietism teacher.. or Business
College work. %Write or our free
catalogue
D. A. MCLACHt..tN,
Principal.
•
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C B. College
LONDON, ONTARIO
Business & Shorthand
SUBJECTS
Resident find Mail Courses
Catalogues Free.
•--17-iet-Wilteterr sit W- Westervelt. list C. A,
PriM•Ipat Vice -Principal,
ammum., _. \ ._
TOAON1 O. ON T.
Cor. Twee and Alexander St.. A high ala-.
.ehnnl. Enter any tune, r;rAnatr. 1,1,111)
wet eneltlon.. Write today for b.nd,elu.
CaWgnto.
HUGH ROSE
IMPLEMENT AGENCY
• Hamilton Street.
Goderich.
The attention of f.Armuen. is directed t.. the fart than 1 am in at posi-
tion to supply their wants in the line of IMPLIMI•:NTSand 41 It III3.
EIBV with the Fast good* at right price.. 1 ..in agent fur
Deering Farm Implements
BrockviHe Buggies
Paris and Wilkinson. Plows
Page and Frost Wire Fence
Dairy Maid and
National Cream Separators, etc.
We .h•tll h.e grad t have an opportunity of allowing 1•(11' out
goods and quer. Glovers. Ont aim is to supply the BEST ( M PIE M E VI''
on the marke t o th.faranerr of this distort
HUGH ROSE.
NOW
IS THE TIME
Renew your subscrip-
tion to The Signal for
1910.. -_
Clubbing Rates
with al the leading news-
papers and periodicals.
See list on page 8 f3Ft�his
issue.
During Iwo The
Signal will be better
than ever.
Look for the new
serial story to be com-
menced shortly.
THE SIGNAL
GODERICH
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•.an no.. earning about
Jul tt>'_fatntia4etrr,
Now he i Awning at the rate
of $1012 per ear.
Six months raining at our
Wellness Collo mode the
difference. %Vas pit It goad
inveeetmrnt% He thinks so.
His whirrs* is New t$gewde,'
Sask. \
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PREPARATORY li
COMMERCIAL
STENOGRAPHY
TELEGRAPHY
Enter ,arty time. Individual
-instructloi,
Write for particular.
GODERICH
BUSINESS' COLLEGE
GEO. SPOITON, PRIN.
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C B. College
LONDON, ONTARIO
Business & Shorthand
SUBJECTS
Resident find Mail Courses
Catalogues Free.
•--17-iet-Wilteterr sit W- Westervelt. list C. A,
PriM•Ipat Vice -Principal,
ammum., _. \ ._
TOAON1 O. ON T.
Cor. Twee and Alexander St.. A high ala-.
.ehnnl. Enter any tune, r;rAnatr. 1,1,111)
wet eneltlon.. Write today for b.nd,elu.
CaWgnto.
HUGH ROSE
IMPLEMENT AGENCY
• Hamilton Street.
Goderich.
The attention of f.Armuen. is directed t.. the fart than 1 am in at posi-
tion to supply their wants in the line of IMPLIMI•:NTSand 41 It III3.
EIBV with the Fast good* at right price.. 1 ..in agent fur
Deering Farm Implements
BrockviHe Buggies
Paris and Wilkinson. Plows
Page and Frost Wire Fence
Dairy Maid and
National Cream Separators, etc.
We .h•tll h.e grad t have an opportunity of allowing 1•(11' out
goods and quer. Glovers. Ont aim is to supply the BEST ( M PIE M E VI''
on the marke t o th.faranerr of this distort
HUGH ROSE.
NOW
IS THE TIME
Renew your subscrip-
tion to The Signal for
1910.. -_
Clubbing Rates
with al the leading news-
papers and periodicals.
See list on page 8 f3Ft�his
issue.
During Iwo The
Signal will be better
than ever.
Look for the new
serial story to be com-
menced shortly.
THE SIGNAL
GODERICH
1