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THE SIGNAL
COLBORNE.
SATURDAY, April 31101.
S. S. No. b. -The following is the re
pot ottheyrllpiie .,f 1.1.44. --No. b. Vert
borne. fur the month' of April : hr. IV
Harvey :McCann. - Jr. 1V. -Reggie
McCann, '1'hontaa ChibhohI, Annie
Tbntupsson, Lorne Thurlow. Sr. 111.
-Ernest Bogie. Adel* McCann. Ter-•
enee Hunter. Andrew Bogie. Jr. 11I
-.James Thomppssoon, Beatrice Cita
holm, Mary (Iliddon. Sr. 11. - Philip
Bogie. Putt 11. -Mary Bogie, Olive
McCann. Martie Mellow, Lily rlurris.
Sr. I, -"Winnie Gliddon, Lome Mc-
Whinney, Jr. 1. -Bolen Chisholm.,
Agnes Mortis, Meryl Horton, Jamie
Horton. "A class -Bobbie Bogie.
Number on roll. 24 ; aret•age attend-
ance. 21. knew L. l'ENri..tNu. Teacher
"Mi, (unwell," began the'vieitor, "1
don't .want to disturb you -1' "Very
eoHNiderate of yon to come in here
fait to .tell we that," said the bury
wan. • l "1 appreciate it, sit: -p-oud
cat..
AN IMMENSE STOCK
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GODERICH ONTARIO
About the Only Man's Job Leh. worker to really worse, i., ..ne sense.
LOST HIS BONNET.
'The fjar•wing of the future is going he think', than that of the manual
- - to be the best of the learned proper- laborer. The clamor Mr dividend' eon•
learned professions. *Neither are the
Huanoha returns to b e despised. A
succeerful farmer clan wake .Ia.
Disappearance of S eaker! Tits Nun ennu1 alai the only irufl iu wbl4 ! tCert•tYtwL crunirlex flu,yrZrttg nrglanlca. 11'551 an hteoute .tr the laverige eiv
Anyone who hos visited thr House tF
of Commons when tout b"tly is , iu " hie weekly letter to The (;lute, with euurh•y, things are different. Such 11►e ostia' t' the country, where they
motion, and has gamed truui the gal• some slight exaggeration, perhaps. machines as is used only Nerves to can develop• themselves nhyeleany, •
't� seatt un tJw legiataturi- bu+tily enggg. hist with the inspiration of prophecy, relieve farut work of its ttrudp;ery, lnttettul; . •uw'alltwy, iiot fthlrhm l r.
alt the same. Machinery ani +organ;- $eed•titne and harvest still liens FI(wr�
work. haat rhoteddrwi1W'uiet•linga uI outer •
u'tionhave chauged thinjts about, in olden charm. As for urgenizetion, it will hHwr t►eopte uleachhtg, 1'liuys,
io*ity. not unmixed with awe. Mr.
Speaker_ seated in his carved oak
chair, with bona and unecorus ram-
pant all over it. In hie ter/veer tet
and from lap chanb•rs 10 the Hamel ,
Mr. Speaker soars a curiously shaped
eacke.I hat. resembling nothing ee
routes as those mysterierus three-eor-
ner•et pier. whish made Banbury
famous. Every tirst l''nuuouer . has
wont one. 'but We 'weenie. ooi+upaut
of the ('hair, the; Honorable Cherie* T
'tt►rcil, when he carne into oilier. lust -
.ear. emend at vast extien.-e a M re
rakish looking tile. with leas aere4re
Inn s; which ht' t•.•neraliy we'itr' on
lea paee:tl •' to wul Irum the t'hatrb•r
with .e distinct lint to st:ubrarl. .rt.
is thin 'hat whiph the Other' day wa.
ore the verge of pre t..ttiug u Par=
lien1.•ntauy crisis, compared to wiliLiclt
the i'anadian navy and th.• Ltlmtth'1*
etiury..= ant mere childs play.
The Honorable "Charlie' list his
w•i '. nits -
mg well a few Ialn1111's .+r.' 1•'
House' tea time- to: nose€''at three
o'clew•k. The peg o1* -a hid' it hung.
with the *4lilally fameius silk gown,
n r empty- - (Martel- t eith. -Wee-.gem
S•rg-ant at .arms. ls'arintr on his
4 nhiml.t.•rtr-the 18-mee. --tea waitiug .tt
ttu' .lespr to head the 'trot..•swim'. But
.where in gar. world was that li:it? A
wh.,le' artnv <d tit. ss, il>. r sL•arttsi in
to tuns the apartJltents ;twirls: out
l'upbwnl+ were rifted, -drawers wen•
ruu':st•ktel.' but no ' sign of the hat.
• very consitutiolt was .quivering•
es the+tt+.i= 1M precedent on recant
-of -ally Speaker opening the daily sit-
tings of the Coninpe,ns without his
tr. The then* was
ly Upset Empire. roan of braille and chatacter can n 'stone into:soulliwn, unyielding jugger- -man. When theseTlntts' 'ilFs util7Nr;'
P ieope-f* his individuality and char- Haut employers'. Results are every -
Anyone
5(1151 as they should Ile, 1 expect to
aster," declarer Peter McArthur, in thing, individutls nothing. .• In the see alt oxo ins of intelligent teen h•otu
• Over toe samples to select
from, couuuencing as low .as is
pet root -for the-Cenadiasi-Papecs.
up to t c 1rer roll.
• Exclusive
Imported Papers
An immense stock to chOes_e
(rem. rwhtistitin-price.-frown
per roll up to $1.151 per roll. •
The very newest creation in
wall decoration,. known as the
"Cut-out" Borders. ranging in
price from lc pear yard up to 15c
pee yard', Alb' a .nice selection
of Cap Borders, all one price, inc
per yard. Remember. -Wall
Paper is cheaper this year than
it has ever been before, and you
are under no t11alligation to
purchase ii you wish t' look
through our maniples.
1
THE
Atlantic Royals
Take you'from Canada to London via the most interesting
port in England. In the shortest time by the shortest route.
The Royal Edward and the
Royal George
of the Canadian' Northern Steamships, Limited. begin fortuightl'
sailing's front
Montreal and Quebec to Bristol
hiiglaud, on Thursday. May Leith.
Bristol sea the secbnd,cily and largest port in the British
Empire for hundred. of years. The new ducks have been built. to bake
O1r ,w�=„r�t ,.q...•. -' ..fp .lilies of the titles- Seedal trains for
London --whirl' will midi.; the j 'toy in lees than two hours -will be
slong,ide the. '•1t1'yal .Edwa,d" and the "Royal George" 'on their
arrival. For three whir de. not wont to rush on to London, Bristol "is thr
Wee! centre from which to get aequainttel with England. Within a
hundred miles. of Ore city there are e historical landmarks. more
beauty molts. court• o1 the charm of ups wiled .England and pictur•
segue Waite, than there are within a hundred miles u( Huy „other pmt.
Marconi Wireless Telegraph
Thermo -Tank ,Ventilation •
e -1.'.1,1'- o,11'-.I(Itt-attls1 1..rsI'ri.Let tg.•ulor111.-1•. Bomber. (1encr.I
e[. ••1 ... .. �...ee...., n.,.t, , ... I ,..r.wdTo onto Mr%ety Toronto.
the towns, till trades have Weimer -a
thing of the pant: tuaehines do the
work, and men and women get jobs
to wait on then'. Burnett beings
are_ mere automata in the •indus-
tvial organism. Facto' y work is ma-
chine -driven flrudgery, and the wen
who thinks that kind of work prefer-
able to funningR deserves. no" letter
ewploylyeut. The ease of the omental
will be many years before the farmers don't leave the city.'
have enough of it to enable deur No "Forming is about the only maxi s
get the just returns from their I.thdr. jab left." -
In all their work and butane's dealings
femora are are their own unasfers, and An old chair can be refinished and
need not 1e driven either in tu:ltter4 made to match usher furniture t v el,•
of work or eonwtience. And the wan I plying one coat of Camplell'e \'nenish
.etentitl(' fat. • g i5 developing, the' Stain. Anyone can- use it and .10
tsruter's work can give asrnnal *cone ,toiel work. Hewell Hardware jee.
to hit bruin power as any of the. Limited. toile it.
The Colonial Bork Store
liF.ORGE PORTER, Prop.
'Phone lee. Goderich.
Moore's Non=leakable
MILLINERY
Fountain Pen
What
would
it b° FOUNTAIN PEN
worth
to you to own a l'.•unLdn Pen
thayou could carry around in
your pocket or bag In any poli.
tion wltb the po.ttivu saaut-
usual It wouldn't teak?
(In $din's Nsa-taksale tbero
Is no way In which the ink can
possibly leak out. This pen Is
always ready for instant use,
soil themoment It touches tho
pqa.per,wrltes, without any pre
-
htpioary shaking whatever.
Furthermore, it will crr/ ti
grades of Inks, Includingco
IIIK sad Indiainks,
(Thera are many different.
kinds of Fountain Penson the
market, but thane is ortely oil':
that Is sasstuSil w.•i•r:cto n,
and that la eas'e's rim-lsaksbk.
MdDRE�
NON-LEAKABLE
SPRING AND SUMMER, 19
MISS CAMERON is prepared to•.bow the latest and
' most artistic, ereations in Millinery for spring and'
suwmei., and cordially invites the inspection of the
•
ladies of t:oderich and vicinity.
Ven sAL• •Y
truehti.►trtl headge
ha grave that even the famous British
North American Act nn a dusty shell
in the library .tirrorl uneasily inside
its vellum bindings. •
Up in the clock tower, Big lien
Nonmed the hoar of three. Members
gethere.i in the chamber for their .
daily religious exordia'+. -which ex-
ercises, by the •way. are *carefully
hidden front the view of ordinary
plebians. Still the proeeaaion was
delayed. The Sergeaut at Arms got
so exciter! that the end of the macof e
nearly. extinguished an eye +
guardian at the Speaker's rooms.
Iia•( the underling been engager( in
any o
other exercise but tluat. rf rub-
bing his eye, in an effort to keep
awake, the consequences might have
been aetions. From the apartanents
es,ne the sound of furniture being
violently moved and the dulcet tones
of the Honorable Charlie, wondering
•
what had happened to his tile. Then
from the interior came a shrill note
of triumph, Madame Mnrcil appear -
.d, bearing iii her hand the derelict
th a little
headgear. 14 appeared • salt L_
loch to put her doll to sleep. and
the thr .•- me -red tile was discovered
wider a bed, and inside it •was cud-
dled up the little rag baby. Thus
was the oonaltution saved in the very
nick oftime.. and the prooeesion has-
tened into the Chamber with all the
pomp and panoply of state.
w..�r.r are
Right Good Values in
I. Carpets_and Curt
r ,
- Greltt-'•bit assortments in Carpets, Curtains an
Rugs.are here, all ready for housecleaning time. tial
-oi ur big upstair space -is' riven over to. disipl:tying-them..
m
-Value; that-are-povsible only because we buy Ahen
direct from the mills that make them. All Carpets
5oc a yard or over made and laid Without extra charge:
slat
•
as
and,11
Half
L_ �r
S F. THOMSON
Hamilton Street, Goderich
COMING
TRANSFORMATIONS
POMPADOURS
SWITCHES
CLUSTFRCURLS
i"N,liR4i f„-�''
Prof.
Dorenwend
OF' TORONTO
the well - known' Hair
Gusts artist, will visit
Tuesday
During wring this visit lie will be showing the
latest Pe'inian and New Yorkktylett. You
_tee parll^nln'ly invited to eel!, Inspect. atilt
try on any of these recedes -res. t -
The Dorenwend Sanitary Patent Toupee
For gentlemen who are bald. Is a
heed -covering tar superior in both
style and durahiltty tr eny- other
manuferl need. At the present day
t� 7 liver 11I,INN1 'f these ore in use
e� throughout Clamart and the United
estates, Call and have free demon•
sit Minn.
KEMENIIi1SK, ONE. DAY ONl.l',
Store
Sherriff's Marmalade
' Sherrifrs Orange Marmalade
is made solely of luscious Seville
oranges and highest grade sugar,
and In flavor is unapproachable. •
We offer it in one-Ih. and two -
Its jars. for $atutday only, at
15e and 'lac per jar.
Prunes
We have on hand a couple of
boxes of ('rune', bought at a
low figure. We willive you
the • advantage of this, and
therefore put them on sale at
4poundr for 25e.
Maple syrup
•
We have still a quantity of
Maple Syrup, guarnnteed a l-
ntely pure, either in bottlhe or
in balk. ' .
Fruits and Vegetables
Rhubarb. Green Onions,
Spinach, Celery. Tomatoes and
Pineeapplem.
Highest Price paid for farm
produce.
Chace Batter and Fresh Eggs.
Graham the Jester.
The chief "jollier" in the House of
Common is Hot. Gorge Perry One
ham, the Minister ot• Railways are
O..nalsi: Hix good humor is irreensU-
ble. and be escapea from ivany a
tight owner by reason thereof. The
Graham ample is different from the
pinny one which made Sir Wilfrid
famous. It is s broad, bye -hearted
grin. An of the Minister's
ollying" ta{ttits. sum -solidly ent-
ployed.'was given ioeently during an
animated talk over the gtp•ation of
resisting walls powers. to private in-
dividuals. This is one of throe bug-
bears of Parliament, and frequently
raiser, its heed. - The Opposition
argued long and lustily agitirlst neg-
lecting what they thought were the
people's i rtWtF, although Mr. Gra-
ham pointed out that these were ade-
quately safeguarded by the Railway
Commission. Two hours were con-
sumed. Provincial rights were drag-
ged in, and eventually the talk con-
cerning water powers died of exhaus-
tion. The next bill on the order
paper was that standing t• the mute
of Mr. Alexander Hagsart. of Winni-
peg to incorporate the doosregational
Union of ('anacie
Any water powess asked ter in
Altisr enquired an OPPosilifiell m®-
ber faeetiously.
Oh. no,' laughed Mr. Graham.
"This itt not a liaptist aggregation."
Whereat the House smiled hugely.
i
i
Boulevard For Montreal.
An ambitious achome for the con-
struction of a houlevart from Mont-
real to t e northeast eztr•rnity ,rf t1P
island of Montreal has been planned
by • number of Montreal financiers,
who will apply for the necessary au-
thorisation by an act at the next ses-
sion. These gentlemen. Messrs. J. A.
Prendrer7aat, manager of the Banque
d'Hahelaga;' Jos. Versailles, broker;
J. T. R. Laurendean, financier;, G.
Nei Hurtublsc, civil engineer. d Jean
seek ..i»coipot4619111.
under the name of the Montreal East
Boulevard On. They wish power to
construct the boulevard and the fol-
lowing rather wide powers are theft
described "with tramways; electric
tight, wnteerw•"rkt, parks, iridins and
.privets ry.idenns and with right of
expr,printaut ami other aereseory
tight,: awl for other purposes."
The Deadly Revolver.
-A-"beep revntver can do mere-iead•
ly work, with less preparation, than
a subtle poison The sale of poisons
Is at least under restriction, but any
demote to who can beg, homer or
ideal the price is able to make a hie
man buttery of himself on five min•
ties' not i eel -.Toronto -Telegram.
tt. R. LONG
PHONE 43
' 103-105 YONGE STREET
A Record Egg.
A ye'ung pallet owned by tragic,
Lewin. of Kingston, laid an egg which
menenr'.1 61-4 by 73-4 lathes in air.
sneak renal.
THESE CARPETS ARE EXTRA VALUE
Heavy Uhion Carpet 50c
This ie a mutiny that sold at ale hi lots of
plae.s. It 15 extra heavy. le front Knoll
yearn- and the ('lits will p't ruin. A g.NNI
• pattern fort onflpui'yrenus, Special pre. 50c
yard , JV:.
,Wool Carpet 60c •
This e;il'1N•t is intuit- {'illi (11.• Ikst (If WI 11115
eu a coarse' warp. thIii-oughlya cuotl and.
cleaned mei is positively five frill, gl•i•et..e o1•
`\ant• impurity. 'rhe dye's a1•.• guarantor -41 fest.
'Patterns are got el • f'r general tat• and reg
ular values are at hetet 7:N•. Another jell,
'sp N•f'I:II itt 1e t• Marl 11J4))
11.
Best Wool Carpets 69c -
J two prat terns extra heavy nupl-rttcl...ply
AIbw.Nd Carpe -t. The lust duality wv kegp.
A carpet that will ,laud n' end of bard wear
Patterns suitable for bedrimans sir sittiug-
trkoua. ~'illi et Wk. evet•vwhcr•. S;ie-
cial May price. per yard
V✓�''�
Brussels Carpet 75c
(i.NNI Is sly 111•1i.-.clsCarpet , neat grnund,with-
sumall Hist' design. 1.11 thirk pile. A 1-81'110
that will MAW I any alu'unt of haul ey5
Wear. An extra special at 'or yard, ..
A Tapestry Carpet at. 39c
•
Jiiet'ne i•ILI g.NNI quality Tapestry l'nr1N•t.
Will Irma. well and -.give pietist/weir •
weal.' Very special et pre yard 39C
Extra Quality Tapestry Carpet 75c
Extra el.li+.•;pile English Tapestry Carpet.
Made by oro• 111 the Is -lit iuills in Englalnl.
, Red g►'. 1 with meet w•r ll patter it. 75c
Very special pit tor yard.
35c Union Carpet 25c
.1 i,* tine end rrtl t;INal rulers Carpet, pattern
suitable f't• 6411'01 1111, c'1II, giuttianteel i n't 1'
run. gored henry weight. Standard :Cs• 25c
oitutlIIy. ,Sp 'e- tl pe=r yard
C
FOUR LACE CURTAIN SPECIALS
- Four good big specials from the Lace Curtain stock, all new and just in
from one of England's best makers. Note the quality and size of these curtains
when you come to see theme They certainly are cheap, not a doubt of that.
First Special 51.00 per Pair.
There. pintterns ill Nottingham Lave Cue --
tains. fulil thew ami our• -half yard. hung.
buttonhole edges, very ens mg net. suitable
for any remelt. Splendid (Trial ns at (replier
price: Put thein against any you will get
anywhere at $1.'Li mind we think you $l M
will buy to -re.. `Aerial at per paw_ Jr
Second Special at $1.18
Ther.• t'urtalnit are p artiodat•ly g1NNI value.
Ri•guta• $1.51) qualities. Made from' the .INst
-
Nottin tem lase With bulls ride de edges.
Extra large, very eCtong. price per $11 Q
pair . C7
Third Special at 51.38
These (.u -titins at $i.3e peri' worth at least . ,
111.75. W'e could have marked them 'LINT
anti not be veru f it out of the way: thew prat-
terltlk full mise. Really a letignih at el el
' per pair ... ..... J. ♦ . v
Fourth ,,Special at 51.90
This (mons r is exceptionally g'tsi. $2.5e
'its iwtilyy` wheat it in wet•t1*. The pattern iv ane
of tti, best 1ve.er.•r had iund the quality of net
is extra string. Butt.nlhole .'lets. $1.(,,(,
Stipendyl. $s -r pair - •��7�:JJ
Handsome Madras Muslins
Quite the lined hands. • bit 1 i Madras.
%luslins we biers o. er' shown ie here t.eday.
lhsigns and 114111N suitable 101' any roan.
Light and dark col,ritis, tasseled edges.
9.ltne a%ce ptiunally gik.t patterns' for bed-
t'Iauus -•in light slunis and ter sitting and
diming r'sane: in dark colors. 30 to 441 inches
wide. The yard. 30c, 46c, 50c, 60c, 76c and
8&c.
Ainet•iran Mpadrils. a capital aufuturr
curtain material. pet- yspl C
RUGS
Rare growing mdre popular each season.
Our stock has been greatly increased to meet the
demand for them. O'f,.the most all sizes are carried -
all the time and special' izes can be had on short -
notice. Whether it is a c Union, a Tapestry, a
Brussels pr a handsome Ax -lister or Wilton Kw,
we can give you what you wan ,or get it for you in
a few days. Over one hundred -ruffs in stock today
to make selections from. .. '
Union(Hugs, all sires. in bluets, reeds, brown's, gree7$8•
$8.50
and nlixturem,i$6.00 to (7
Popo:ar Wool Rugs, guaranteed free frotn all ern
feat colors. designs suitable for bedroom's, dining
Or.. in greens, reds, browns and blues, 89.00 br $1
Tapestry1Rugs bought direct, from the maker in England,
color r'lllhinatinns meltable for any room. Sizes in' stook
from 21 x 3 yards to 4 x 41 yards. Prices 88.60 $23 00
'cities,
11115,
--- B..... is-itn*e -many -new ttesignpr jn 'tw, r tern'• a fret* - and
fadsy mixtnrert. Sires :f x 3 yet -dm to 3 x 4i yards. Extra
grmxl wearing qualities and patterns that are suit- $25.00
able fur any room, at 816.00 to !. l/V
'Velvet, Axminster end Wilton Rugs o1 sterling quality.
-The richest and utast handsome Cat•ppe•t one can have. Cr'nven-
`-tti-mal, Oriental' and mtdall' patterns, greens, brlwn.,
reele and fawns. A splendid
,.•.1111 collection at. 817.60 $4500
�'-'(r-' a...1i
Special 'Mention is directed ter our shipment of Velvet and
ry (ugs difrom n
tine ,ref the hest tanttfaetmers ire
E i liurn•t rb These' rugs have just been put into" stock this week
and ai..b•yond dente the hist valuesiiibTt ever shin -Oa "--
1
These Dress Goods at
5Sc are Good Buying
There are abealt 12A yarls
in this lot. mostly light col -
°ringer in ht•liken checks end
'stripes. They will make
exceedingly servieeabl.-
dreire s and many patterns
al' piiiticularly suited for
children's wear. Regular
values are 7:a•, 41.I0 and
$1.31 Your choice of the
whole het et per 55c
yard
New Waists
S. • extra good Waists
jjllst • opened 111) this week.
Every new and correct
orkle at mesierate prices.
F�tey are worth seeing if
yoil hitVe 0,114'W waist to buy.
A O000d -One at 89c
Waists muds, from fine
Swiss muslin, front of hand-
• allover embroidery
with fine tucking. A real
goodgarment at a tittle
prise. Special each
Extra Good Waist 51
This in made from fine
'merlin. the front im of hand-
some enthroidet•y and in- .
sertinn with tnrlrings and
embroidered dots, filer't•Ps
finishiel with elltsters elf
t i ks. A' . very drt"e y
waist at 011011
$1.00
Better Witlits, St. 50, 81.76,
82.00 and all the way up to
86.00 ,each,
1