HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1909-12-30, Page 9Proper attention to the hal.
znd scalp is the best preventive
---4-baldness. An occasional ap.
plication of Ikarine Hair I'oIn•
ceps the scat hrti
f';tulition. It nourishes the
,�,
hair. folicic� Id supplements
th•• natural oil of the head.
I; • irine nut oral\• prevents fall.
. :( li in
'hair but dtiulates new
th. 511 tri;a jar at }'ou!
•
'rI• _Ir:ivAI,: ,fOfFR1f1He ()NTA 1(10
Colonel
► .
atfh� John Sneed's
1
tkiENTRet
DAyis
• 1 siesta, ref.-,
MTh, .A romp-,
i
oil" n)neas MAI.
Sure Throat.
Bunt., aPuleee. '
as urn n for In Attests*.elpealn-i.
II, 4, Cum, ate.
i1 Jd•t 'he t1....: t:, lt•.tk-r.. b.,ut:rf, a1
w1 a .s toy th„•, e , :a anat..
2t.
SALVE
f nedyfor taa av Litt It
Are ars ebuode,rei
jjjttt 6 A t' :+e11or Iwae. 1,1,
a.m. .r• Aleulh. t and
sin, acinus, etnedYlvr
cants( J. E t:. Bloater s.
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ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
f�.
lfl:\1 AltE
1\II'I'.\- -
Conversations
on Domestic
Problems
cootie/ht. 1000. by C. l: YOM.
V111. -Dangers of the Ele-
vated Nose
UT what's the matter with
theta. honey?' denlunded the
colonel. "Ain't they goud.iwo-
ple? AI0't they honest? Don't
hey behave themselves•about as well
Is any of your trlenda? Don't they" -
"Yes. papa. yes'" interrupted his
Inugeter. "They're very ince people.
old I have no fault to find with them.
...ur- And iters Hollins turned up
ler pretty little nose and gazed elget--
( at the fire. •
huh!" grunted the colonel. "1
Iiideratand... They Just ain't in your --
u e, et -cordite to your way of lookln•
n But. honey. 1 wouldn't twist my
up that way 1f 1 was you. It'll
'';e wrinkles quicker than anythhh
, We world• nod the *orst kind of
inkIes too. l'ou know. there's writs -
and wrinkles. Some wrinkle?
:hr up the plainest face with beauty.
1e, e• "hat's a fact. And then
• rre'u RUiue that make the nkt$t leau-
itnf f:v,, lee': rD-k I'nu're deveh.p.
• • +n,(• of that kind when you tura
:n soar naso Ill that stay. Ch. tush'
I tee nein that'd urate you drop It.
\i•! tem you're uiakln' enme of. the
that add to
t •.: i:11 - the writ'-
, o. flint ' COM.,
11./111 stuIIPN.,
Yes. ilule.• I'.
• el e u r.
tvd up 1e,.
dan-
ere
L. Ien .r
r•
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sU .f �IIf) ONr
0t�':t.111.1).i THEy rriGe 25ets �fil�l 31[,ItITS OI
a7a--L MtITED • o1 IINARU'�
: LINIMENT
To the 1i. i •'1 l'obli• of
(tealet•ieh a1 . l eini;y-
You " oil it to
Your Interest
yell on \\ I:. Pinder lot
yttinig vu; want en
li « of
He Inn
umbieg
Metal Wee,
EI . 'r,c Wiring
nre1 Fixtures
I• it - L,.. I i,•• of
Rar ors \
Heaters \
Gran; •Wave
and Tinware
Prompt ettentfu given 1.. ,.
kinds of Jobbing.
W. R. PIN T.ER,
1 1'1e,ue I:•,:
15So:e Agent for the ale alto'
Lt1t1f0t.dIb01ttntt9.
1�a�ts�>s-
eeeireeeseWseitriseimeeesoisesemeesteereePoe
't1:W
Lumber
Yard
Junk. Dean 4-4.0.. n.. hiving
purchased the entire chuck
of Litutber of the (Jrelerich
Lumber Co. et (ioderieh,
are prepared to tuppll the
public. wholesale and retail,
in 1.11 linen of
LUMBER
at lowest
Their new qt
mated between the
ton Furniture Co.
and the wheel 11
ices.
is sit-
enaing-
Factory
"actnry.
Jas. Dean
C
PINE TAiL°
CLOTII
FOR N
PITS WELL
LOOKS
w'
When mar
Thu Tader, DVN
D
Nfz
WELL
t-
*he level. You gr up to the ton of a
skyscraper belittle' and look out the
window down at tbe men and woroeo
In the street below, and they all look
mighty small -not more'n halt as big
as -yon are.- ttut when you go deem 1n
the elevator and get out un the pave-
ment you dud they averuge up about
the saltie size us yourself. It's all a
mutter of the point of view, and the
turned up nose gives you u wrong per.
sps•tive. It .gives you false notes ins of
your own Importance and your own po-
sition. 11blle everybody else can see
mut you're Just elle of the tolnmuu
1un'of folLs and have no right to feel
yourself any better that' they are.
.\ud so you get out of touch and nut
ut sympathy with the rest of the world
arrouud . a•uu. and then you beglq, to
sour. That's hitt as certain as that
THE POWER OF ONE
EGGNOG.
ss
ALK about the trials of a wo-
man whose husband Is late
for dinner or doesn't come
when he Is expected." says
the woman who has had experiences;
"1t 1s annoying enough at uny time.
but It 1s nothing In a civilized country
to what It Is when you are off In the
wilds somewhere and dinner and din-
ner getting are two of the .most Impor-
tant things In life.
"When Mr. Blank took me and the
baby some years ago to try life on a
Texas sheep ranch we found there
were a good many things In the world
that we had 110 conception of before.
and life took on a different aspect. It
was a happy life, but ,11 was not ah
easy one. 1 had to do all - kinds of
housework, the hardest kind of house-
work. and cooking. In a house situated
to a Texas chaparral la not cnoLJi :
it Ii done even 1n a New York fiat
We lived chiefly on game which Mr.
Rtank shot as we needed ft Our veg-
etable% were all canned -peas. 'corn
and n certain number of things we
• 11,1 !:les ea! the
e.. hitt It makes
n ritekles on
1 rale. Never
tight_about
:t. did your
I r. e1kon not, -
it's true. 1
ter saw 3 bu•. COLT WRINKLES ON
rue
�n braln.� bat '
.oy 841) 11'1 all 1•overed over with writ)-
; tut tut 11.e 5rlent 'fie felcows have a lot
the.rrie•:• :Lunt them. But I've gut a
aim that they're enured by the same
u_hts :::)d J(41n's and emotions
•. tt J.ut the lilies 0n the (,,untenan,P.
hen, It au •eievat!ed nose don't
.:a'..& es t. ,.rk'eu tbe outside of the
:nu'u d .es inn the. Inside. nod t►
,•neells 1.. the same tiling, for the
,Barney- ..1 the rare that go to make
tt,• .:iii expression are notbin'
m' amu th.•:'(go of the workln' cf
„• n11nd %Vbiu you earl up }'Hat
ire prias,.rls., tial. vow did a bIt a:••.
1f
;AIuDtT4441_
God Made little apples. ' .A sneer lu
the brain is st alga of fertnentutiou.
and fermentatlori• you' know. corneal.
mighty. close to bent' rotten. .
'Now, then. gettln' right don to
bilis, tacks( as the fellow sajs. the
I1:1' re:11,1o11 you've got for elm -atilt
air nose at the people we WAS tatlth
shoe' 14 that they don't run in your
set. Well.' what if they don't? ,:s
t s • w1 ie au
our het flue standard rd by u h
•,tilers ir.uta to be measured? 1 reckon.
not. It Liles all kinds of t•eotti to
itetee u.'vorld, us you've board llcfof,
and Hoath of the best ones In It make
the haat show. -
"1.et can't tell Eby loukin' at Inc
15• -ph: you meet ou the street bow
1 ,.•uy of them's beneath youand bow
rriuy's above you. You can't tell by
-.Milo' at a woman'd clothes or -obnt"
the looney she's; got in the bunk
"'limber you've -got -.a- right --to- kook
wi on her or she's got a right tc
es,k dowel on you. You can't tell :e
ueArlt' a woman quote Ibsen whether
'tre'A better or worse than you. It
aln't Money or clothes or blood or
ealture that counts when It comes tc
meneurin' up men and women. 'The
.0 earth and In any soclety»is char
meter. That's common. or uncommon.
to rich arid poor. and your washer
sor..1u may have as much of It and
!•e us much entitled 16 your*res fart as
tl:e president of your club.. One of
!t.r two greatest encn 1 ever had the
Weiner to know was a professor of
Err ti»h In the state university; tht
here a +i,:u tint. yeti 11111 thlnklu' I Iowa'
r.elf.n little better. may is. ten,..,
- is tier. fibrin the peini4- bye• W41 I
i.lrl' at Wt.
"Now. oouey, 1 111111 in te't
at'e a pretty risky attitude for ',y -
,.sly Or. tale(. '1 IIPtWye to .a •t it
avert 411 Himself or O •what''.-
nLln' well of. herself. but when }.;e
`:::11.1,. to •make arnaparlwme ic'wl . a
dlflielr_ and other folks to the d11•,.1-
1tr1age yt 1110,other fetter you're Vot•
! on lai,gerou, F"I.uu,l. f.:r 1 A0
..cams. In the first (:late, youre •1.l-
tvaulnV on opinion . f '' mearlt t int
it t warranted tc t!:r trtcls. I'nf'ra
\rein• coi?w•If up on a 1•Mtesta1 the't'a
h1.: of cracks. and Bee of 'these t ole
: iys h It crumble to pleeds, rind duan
n'll drop like it bond of brieks, for
e nenever a man. or -a woman, scute
'::'nw+ll in his mind ntrove his tellews
gettinY rea4y for h :att. ' 1t` ire
•••,.1 terrane over Ot.hllutett 10110:40
u pu! l ow the pro ,s froth mplia ! i In
.,04 th011 the pro
Me he's -be a t.
I•s)k1n'. dawn on
o iII Mint.. to a .1
on hien and .1:11 ell
--just IaU,ytl.
Tint's the Reebok'
reason why lite
turned up Tune 15
it bad business. It
spells you. and
t hen It spoils
your friend!. for
that habit of
1 hbugbt that ex-
presses Reel( In
rhe tnrnesi 1111
Wore le total to
the kind of self
esteem that ev-
erybody ought to
have. and it's fa-
tal to frfend-
A waoNG rettsrarrrvE.ship.
"You see. honey. an elevated nose is
n good dent like nue of thole chi fash-
ioned blunderbusses -it hits a whole
lot of people that you didn't aim at.
and whoever It hits it hurt*. Nobody
..an tell where It's goln' to strike. and
en they tet In the habit of dodgio'
whenever it comes around. There's' a
good odiny folks you can scold and
:Muse and they'll take it good natured
and keep on being friends, but Just let
em get the notion that you're sneerin'
at 'em and its ■II off. Most all of us
hove an idea that we're above es good
Is the next one. and nnthin''mnkcs ns
nadder than a turned up nose alio the
:neater the difference between us to
wealth Or andel Fades the madder we
let about tt.
"it you're gots' to got the test th"re
IS out at that vee id and oat of the pe+. -
oh I i S• ooft. 41210,11. ,ret mite (a
Would You Provide
I for the Care of
Canada's Needy
Consumptives-?
THEW 1.115:• • .,.1 l.0NTRuIJTICNa TO TN/
MUSKOKA FREE HOSPITAL
FOR ZONSUMPT!VES
eNLnILr♦ b .o Ye.T.. .,y .e... +,
Mm ,.. It e,s,. DVS TAUSse..•
.\ Hutt' •a1 1 stilurtion'that acel•pt i
role its freta all parts of Canada. •
11.•.r• ii,me t. • emtl,tJ..,1 letters -
't iC lN•iupttcrt'Lrdeb►icy:
deal more -York than was _necesaarJ--..
and d'd twice as much cooking, but I
was used to everything to eastern
style. and it (lid not occur to ale that
I could have things In any other way. •
We nitvnes.h:ad•denuuert every day for'
dinner. rI made cake, and practically
tha edicts oe-Tesoe'exreutly
ns we could here.
"Wee'. the day when Mr. P.Iank• did
not crane home to dinner was New
Years. There was not so ranch differ-
ence between the •daya-obey were all
unrklne i days -but I had prepared a
'110.1:11 'dinner. Mr. Wank was going
g
off to the dipping vats, but he was to
be back ret ? o'clock for dinner. and 1
Mrs' re,!. , : ... One. It. was rabbit. 1
think. it at One nererted neighbors
were i family of Alsatians whom we
knew eery '. e1Land who had been
very land to Us. 'filet morning before
breakfast Mr.. Blank had rkldebdeer
there on business of some k--ind They
had inside eggnog to celebrate the day. ,
and of course be must accept tbelr
hospitality and take a glass. .
•'Now, a good strong eggnog is noJt�
ezactfy`-akpefore breakfast drink fo
man who Is not acrustomM to taking
that that hour in the morning. and the
eggnog wits a.etrong one. It wiis New
Year's day. and eggnog Ingredients can
be found in Texas when potatoes can-
not. When Mr. Blank carne bome be
' IUt1iDAY, Ditcsirlisn 9111, KIl»
siohn 1)11, teNto norm, --New Li'-
, ke:u,1, 1 )ti % : A y•,t eg man not Is
longing here, anal dTet•ia1;L from,
it is ir4 !iecret, eta, 111upliun, 1
le•imk; Iola by "L.,- s - the Iu,tel.
•brio. Hu .has uo tura 5 rind has
Nicol• tefus•d` WI1111te.i/. 11 to:.
h usl.itlil. The eonditii., uhete
1,. .",.ITa-r.1S,e R .. i...Tm. •
he IN• ad,nittwl to your I• re • ltot•
-
pital fur 1'eli,euui.tives? 1 ma.
could yen inform user sthcrc In. an
lie, sent, and what steps are 1,
s..ry to secure liruulpt adttti an.
NOT A SINOLE PATIENT HAS EA DCL!
N E/USED ADMISSION TO .E I,'U tCMN
FLEE HOSPITAL tECAUSE • F Nle OR 111.1
INABILITY PAY.
Since the hos, :el ta',1:t opene,2 1.1
Aptii, 11Ar_, 0e thonsaral tit,
hundred.nn; went y-fn:.l - oat civ:;:
have tx•ctl seated itlet.h•+utic
tutior , eso iI1lug . 1r t• 1'111111
every rol•Inee in the 1).uuiniou.
Fe the week eve.li1rg Novelle -lee
31t . i1MD)•one hundred roll twent y
fl a patients -seem in ret•illene.•.
inety-six of those are not paying a
aper for their Nuintsaane-.absoletstl
fres. 'The other t y -nine pair
from $2.110 to $I ,O) a week Ni.
HOP pap+ 11115I�i1t1L1t'e�• ._. - -- -1
Suitable cases ars: aelnlittt•d'
promptly on completion, of appli-
''cation papers. -
.A GI1.1TEFCL PATIENT
Norah 1. ('arthani_ Ene•hlsevl you
will find reerirt-fi,r itis t icket frotn-
liraveuhuret, hoping that. you will
het alae to oblige we with the fare.
1 was at •nut• Sanatorium' tett
l 1 tiro .t YW,.y free.
there as an apparentcure. I ata
now working 1.1 the city, 1 1 am
feeling tlrle. 1 was most thankful
for the caro I got. fr the dlw•torre
and Atai, and I nuke say that 1
spent the time of my life while 1
was there. -.
Season'S lir'eetings
1 t\ 1 t\t
We lbish one and all a /.appy and prosperous
c`Ce w Year
a
We also wish. tt) thank \'tail te'r the
patronage of the partt -year, \\'MeI h
has been one • of steady growth. -.' �l'c
cni.ICit\or t0 give .itir ctitOnters. yzootl•tzt.i•tl.,
- at fair prices, and it you
�Ulllplil ]l tit Inakc, WC &Grill it :! tan. or to
• COIlle al LI tell us, and if possible !act 1'.
sa nes
Li�:tteit thea(-L•t,lhtirnwsi, \ve - 44 ---tam ve
\'wee n-avvek some interesting Hardware
ii -fitor instance. tin Friday tall
Monday next we \\ ill a':.. -t :L11 ,OC R.!'.\ hide
\1'hip; at :3c.
Our' stein` •i, bel;:_ thartittglu\'
i allied, so that to will t' the better :till.
to show our lin''s to mutual atllant
,
l.• ` i
Fi• T fl'
tHF.
o4ei1 Hardware
L MIT: D. - F�
OLIDAY GIFTS
till it , o:.d a --ou !10.1, 1,. I.,
F.v•vythi:eg in
ONYGOODS
shib as \l1 Its, flair Welshes. Clothe- !I -he•,
Manic'u•e Sete, etc.
2'ett•utues, hulk •1 fan's p,u+kage>..0:d L..t it F. er..h
and American.
•gars,Jn Christi -i iaekrµ;es. Ten .and mem y•i''.
1'ippoP% T. reit Poaches, etc. -
Neilson's, Webli s '1.d 1 -owner. Chorolatr-.
DUNLOP,
The Drutb,»l
' "A M1OnTT w'ABntr WORLD."
other was a ditch digger who couldn't
spell Ills own. name.
"lint even when you size up people
necordln'10 the standard clf your club
It idol safe to turn 1.p your nose. for
tibia .Is :a mlgbty wabbly world, and
the folks that's up today may be down
tomorrow. and the ones that's down
tomorrow 'may be up at the top of
the heap next week. if you're goln' to
judge people by that standnrd yon've
of no right to object it they measure
you by the same rule. nod it's mlgbty
entharrassin', I imagine, to fired tbe
fnIke ynn've beim turnln' up your nose
tit In n position to elevate their noses
at you. But. say. little girl. It's bed -
tune. and here I've been fussln' and
seetdln' elle whole &'.colo'. Don't you
feet' bad about it. •though. honey. Your
old daddy, thinks vou_re the finest ever,
but he don't want you to find It out.
Good night."
deist Truths.
The fcnr'ite\hargeln hunter knows all
the e•uuutert.lg•it*.
Th.. awrried ts•nnty always loot
upon her husband es the beast. -
No woman wants her offspring t0
pose as an object lesson at a mothers'
meeting.
One of the things a man can't un-
derstand 1s why his enemies seem to
have no many friends.
The emlle of a good woman will do
n man more rood than a dozen handed
to hem by n hnrtender.
After n man has been married a
year he can't see any reason why him
wife should want a oew hat.
It sometimes happene that a man 11
kept from buying mining stock be•
ranee hP hasn't got the ready each
once In awhile n man le too proud
to beg and too honeet to steal 'J•ben
the only alternative he has left 1s to
to to work. _.-...._.�.....
srnelonally a married taxa doe it
lot of talking wlben he fs sway from
lemur. became OEMs *bast the only
aims, /.sepsis
1111 11A24AGIrD TO CRAWL UP.
i•ould not eat his breakfast and only
took a few swallows of coffee and
mounted hie horse and rode away.
-I went to work and cooked dinner
in my best style. I had a little- oil
stove. for 1t was always warm where
we were, except when a norther came
up. Everything was done to perfec-
tion and ready to pat on the table at
2 o'clock, but Mr. Blank did not come.
1 looked out. but he was nowhere In
sight Two o'clock passed. 2.30, 3
o'clock. and still he did not come.
•'$ny one would have supposed that
I Would have been frightened and
think something had happened to him.
for he le one of the most considerate
of men and this was a most unusual
occurrence. But 1 was not frightened.
It any -thing had happened probably
the men would have brought me word.
1 had good dinner prepared, and he
did not come. and on New Year's day.
I grew more and more nngry ns the
time passed. until by night 1 was hard-
ly In n condition to speak. ify and by
he rode up. ile seemed to feel my
meed. Anyway, his first words were:
•"? euppoee you nre provoked'
"'Yes,' I said, •I am.'
"He was angry then, and he went
of to stake out his horse without an-
ot'ter word. It didn't last long, how-
evt.T; and we came to an understand -
Ing.
"It seems that that eggnog, taken
the first thing in the morning, had
been too much for him. He had hard-
ly lett the bonne before he wale over-
come with an irreslatlbte desire to
sleep. He says he never knew how he
reached the dipping vats, for he slept ,
most of the way on his horse's back.
When he got there he found working
was simply an impossibility. The men
had. a 11We shanty, and he managed
to crawl up there, tbrow himself en
the door, and there he slept all day
long without stirring until night. wben
he had slept off the effeefiu of tbe egg-
nog.
-I do not look upon eggnog now s/
such an Innocuous drink es 1 did at one
time, and I know there was never a
wife who lived threngh each a long
day as 1 did waiting for Mr. Mash to
come borne that New Year's day In
T pas." -Naw York Tlmaa.
2S
t .r.' • INC CUR/ ,11 Mt.Tre AT M.'aae.,
IIO 11LAt.
The Muskoka Free flesepital for
('onsnt.ipt.ive•e is dependent on the
go,, 1-n ill nail Mita of the 1'ruuulian
puhlir. .leney it urgently needed
et the present time le make it
possible to carr for the large and
Increasing nuuJs•r of patients that
car entering the institution.
Will ycu help ?
!'!here greater urgency ?
Truly, Canada's greatest charity.
ttmtrihrttirme olay% la• emit to
W..1. (Inge. 1';Aq.. `II MpAdina Ave..
its .1. H. Iterhei(aotl, Mkc'y•' jras.
eationrll Manita •' Association,
'it ing St. \V.. Tut•unto, Canada
Some women a fond alt religion
beesuee they can be a in it without
having to understand
o
New Cutters
1 have received and placed
n stock a carload of (?uttere,
and invite the inspection of
those who want an up-to-
date driving outfit for the
coming season.
Gray
Cutters
Tudhopc
Cutters
A pair that cannot be beat.
Robert Wilson
HAMILTON ST., GODERICH,
%gent for
Maloney Hama implements, Mel-
lotte Cream Separators, and
other leading lines of Farm
Machinery.
P `e I Int, e Ior -1.L• n
nur,M•r of gee,.' Gaits.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS
Our line tel
T4)ILET SETS in•teallcr cane
MANI111.1{ •: SETS in It
1 oulllin.ation T(.1LI
• F:hon.v 11A11f
,Ebony \I
Fib o
N )'.•sir .'.nasi Is ul .
Cher eaae1
ANI) MANI( I -
Itt EN
MOMS
y BONNET BRI'MII-:�
Ebony N.W. 10.0 7 N i l Est
Ebony 1 LOT/1 R({ I [Mil EN
Phony Nail Files and Shoe Igor Ebony, Military Brei'hes, I t
Palley Pipes, Cigars. t'igar (lases. Fancy Perfumes. in e•dk .ural
ia,ttles. Big range.und close price's it
•
BUTLAND'S DRUG STOE - ` GODERICH
7HE STORE THAT PLEASES •
`Deas The Signal's Clubbing List
on page .8 of this issue.
HOLIDAY FOOTWEAR
What ie•tt,•r remembrance cats gm* give
your friend than a pair of comtuttahle blip _
pet's? , We have the finest assortment in
• t ot•.LAather you will tlnd anywhere, no
well he tnoet reasonable in price. U it
stark of
evening 'glippers
For Itulies includes the 111051 dainty de•igos
of the ehoetnaker's"art. .\ more ae.eptahle
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