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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-8-11, Page 6d Trrlteb t 'THE SIGNAL (;OI)ERICII ONTARIO f A LOVE DRAMAS • him, wrote ber a scandag letter heed- ing off their scgagomsat 'l'be letter fell like a bolt from heaven. It is a question whether We- appolnt.inent, wounded love or haft - The Characters Were a King and nation at tiw uupardunable treatment an Mitres& for which no explanation was given roost affected the girl, who from bay lstg loser and received the love of a ey EVELYPI *iTWOTti king was soddenly cast off. hatch fppe. 1 t ' tsex b1 Amemo' Press Ams- misunderstandings usually become yaNx..ul I more complicated and less explainable At Ve*lialb9 �, ser Lake $tanea. st The second scene 1n berg. In the ria veer T7r01, suede i drama was eva� more deplorable Chateau to winch trued Sophia, daugw- than the linin The princes was sa- ber et' tbe ltoctsesa isebnetec. I'etsrea tonnded to learn that her natter bad better) tti shoo osettaaeable as the birth- fled fern her and taken up ber abode `Ince of the was 11111Msbeth, wife of within the Morita of the royal pari 1/raaa Joeet.i,, emperor of Austria It nth begot another error. As the it there that Ms a uperie when a king believed that the princess had young men, baying goo, to proper given the gaardaman his present, too for the Mind of lialsi, ti's older as the princess believed that the reason bar. saw a girl in Mort dresses run- the king had broil's With her was slag about the ground8, tell In trove that he might possess the actress. Mint ber and asked ber round instead. This led to a third complication. So- eternity o- cIiuyte was reluctantly greased pitta retnrned to the king all the by the father of the two girls, and pe,wats tie had sent her except the Vraaz Joseph took Elizabeth track to ball boop of turquoises, which she Meana Prom that marriage sprang could not find and supposed had been Itedolph. crown peens of Austria It lost. eras he and the Rareness Vetaera who The evening after the receipt of his gave the world probatty the meat gifts the king and the ex actreat-ei- tragic love affair tint has ever In- reader were out oe the lake. The volved an beer to a throne. boat, shaped like a swan, was fitted There Is another story of a, I up in royal style. The moon shone lover whose tadylove lived on La down upon them, Its soft light tn- Iltanenb.rg. The was King Louis .of tensifying the girl's beauty. That Bavaria HEW affair did not end in a they might be alone the oarsmen bad tragedy. bet came near being one. been left on shore, the king having Louie, wbo in het youth was eepeciel- himself pulled the boat out on to the ty handsome, was of a peculiarly fiery lake. Maposltion He was betretbed to the But Louis' mind was on the prin- Prose,;•,s Sophia. and the match. ae- shay, witb w bore he had been so rltrptable as it was for resinous of state, wroth and who, Instead of suing for was, In addition, a lovers' tngtit,g The forgiveness for the offense of which royal pair were often together at Poe- be bad aeeused her, bad broken the steohoffen, frequently sailing over the last link of the chain that had bound bosom of the lake in view of the them together by returning his gifts. bootee peaks of the Tyrolean Alps. Moreover, he had noted that the half While M Mernieb the king met a very loop which had made all the trouble beautiful actress. This woman. whom was not among the gifta be had re - we shall call Gretchen, was captivated ceived Ile spoke of this to his Com- by the handsome young king. falling pauion. desperately In love with him. She Gretchen came to a sudden resoln- knew thit he had recently been be- tion. trothed to Sophia and that his beset What lnfluencee people is not always went with his hand. Gretcbeo formed known even to themselves, mueb less to others. it seems singular that the woma n w ho had brought about this rupture of a fiery ding with the ctrl be loved should %while he ons still bot have determined on n confession. But it must be remembered that she had gained whatever sway she held over her royal lover by t be senses. Doubt- less she could not endure her secret forever, and if she was to confess and throw herself on his mercy bow could s hope for a more advantageous sltOation t$an this moonlit scene? If she was to succeed in winning a par- don no better time or place could be hoped for. Throwing herself at Louis' feet, she told the story of ber crime. Notonly were her tapes of forgive- ness dashed, but death stared her in the face, That fiery uature which the king bad already often dlsptayerj and which doubtless presaged the Insanity which fell upon him later neshed out as from a demon. Seizing the kneel - h ag girl by the waist, he raised her above the gunwale of the boat and threw ber into the water. Then, tak- ing up the oars, regardless of her cries, he palled furiously to the shore. Fortunately for Louis. he was not doomed to live under the stigma of murder. Some gamekeepers heard the cries of the drowning girt and, jump- ing umping into a boat, pulled out in time to save her. As e000 as she had reached Ithe shore sbe tied from Bavaria. 1 The king hurried to l'ossenborfen. ■ plan to withdraw the monarch's love teaming to endo tbe wrong he had from the princess and win it for liter done his betrothed It was to be ex - self. To carry out this plan ft weir petted that be would have some dtf- necesasry fur her to leave the stage- salty in winning her forgiveness. brat l'hL etre did and retired to private was not ber lover a king Ifs. Resetting the etestean, be sent word Her next tnove 1n order to be that be begged to see her 111 order brought In contact wtth the king was that be might explain and ask forgive to enter tbe service of tbe prineeae. Dens for his treatment of her Word la eteben'e career on the stage had came back to him that she would not elven her an acquaintance with a num- see him: that she would never he the ked of prominent persona, and to these vette of a man who bad turned her she applied for their Lu.-.uence to se- away without a bearing and insulted eure the poettion she desired -that of her by supplanting -her with the wo- reader. The duties of reader are, as man who had perpetrated the deep's the name todicates, to read,alood for tion. Me amusement or ljstructlon of the There are few caeca where a king employer. Gretchen was appointed to has been Sent about his business by a the place she coveted and In this way woman who has really loved him. and asst Louis oh occasions when he vis- K 1s not likely 1n such affairs that the Had his betrothed. Bot neither the.besuti nor the wiles of the actress coulddraw the tont from his allegiance. A breach must be wade between the two before Gretchen eodd hope to effect an entrance to ht., heart. The many presents the king had given the princess were not kept so securely tett that the reader had ac- cess to them. One day when an oppot- tustty occurred she took from these gifts a half boob of turquoises shaped like forgetmenota. Intending to make an eapeclal use of It There was Among the omcere of the klhg's bodyguard one whom we shall ,-alt Carl. Ile had been %trick by the teauty of the princetfa' reader, and she for a purpose had enteral Into n mild flirtation with him. She gavP him the turquoise half hoop as n mark of her livor, asking him to weer It for her sake. 7'he young man. proud of his wipposed eongnewt, was not stow to exhibit the proof of It before his royal .vaster, And t.oule was shocked at see- ing In posteettoh of another a gift he had given his betrothed. It L only in real stories tint people violate every doetflne of probability. On would suppose that any man 11 his seus.e.-steleg_hte present 1n possrs- elon of another. would have made an Inve+ttlltation f.oula did not even ant the guardtmnn how L: came by the trinket. Perhaps the doctrines of prob- eblllty do not *reify In seep% of jektas lose At any rate, there are many In staaeea to show that ordinary menus ahdl etmmon prudence do not Ring Loch. farinne et the apparent evidence ant W beloved bad been untrue is THE SMART CAPER. Weer a Breakfast Cap and Look Dainty. The apple was always a great temptation— green apples have their little victims yet. The safest and surest remedy we know of is dY' Thi GODERICM TOWNSHIP. l'nt:lu.tN., Aug. t ., t,. \lttlsTtvu.--Uouucil ger:v-na.tt t, , of our nt : all face` Itrrrrut, Mituitar of Inst m, a,{ ;dui approved. ' 'd. fIvttw lieu tlxtltK .%Ie rel rs of tax• tend Mei appointed � old:, aril • torau.ti•t farm the G,wurhip ser - i11 negatd to persons :tits to hid In in thr.y lents b). the Kay IAAer. The following Ave were p,,.rrd : U. J. Burn., knell Iitert••I. djt.3..1L Ixwie Aldworth Age to rig, $l,rA; Corrugated 1'u illi... Council adjournedi. me gt,t Monday September ,ir10,•k• tither matters ot inlp• were di.qt4ied' but were left n furtln'i .consideration, N. W whirr. Clerk. impound :�a4p Its direct antiseptic fiction on the bowels over- comes the "green apple poison"— soothes irriated parts and checks dysentery gently. It contains no harmful 'opiates and being NYAL'S we can heartily recommend it. TO THE WIFE ON THE FARM t ' T h t hour tc w, 11-ltteil•-t ate•- w•el}•, iprec}-..-- ` with Knives, Forks, Spoons and. Cooking Utensils. We have extra goad values, and we ask you to be sure to see our stock. • •hoteie ce Anything you buy with the name will give yore entire satisfaction. Sold and guaranteed by J: RUTLAND R. E. HICK. H. C. DUNLOP E. R. WIGLE GUDERICH 1186 STOVES Possibly you have put up with that told Stove as long as you can. Now, when you have • 'extra cooking, you neet4 the best range, therefore yon should get at once a PANDORA -- the longest-lived`and best, all-round range on the market. ' 5T. HLENS. WEuHsEl V, Au. e rrao\ t. Mi:• t t•... - Mr. at Chu.3U,art enc' ..on. who has . visiting here tor gime time. le their home at Moosomin. Se 'rhur.day I)r. dud Mts. •1 Ci'dptt and chldren. ut .i ri-front01trirnds iu thio vicintOttt ?lie- C. ►t. Bordon, of Virden ,eJw . Hugh McDonald. of Columbia is visitinµ—. it the h his patent.' ..Mt•e Cl irk. c llattlehn,l, John, n1 'T,iron o,Yrrge. ••t Midland.! i land')are eau Ate eoeni.. of Totuu,o, arrived on Sata ,la•nd A few flay.. ...`.1cq, Phillip. lett here to tutu her 'fuK.e•k,•. tiask.. ..Thr Miss. .uout', ut Buelpit, alp K �Ilt Maggie McDonald ... akt. • t Jamestown, caned We 1 :tietulv•here .. . grattilati.•n.-to Mies Jeatt Cls .y.•,•e-Inllc passing het exact Mi-- Tlwrlow, of (:od itiuK •t Hugh Kuthetfor i,... M 1.) •n .Id .kn.i quo. .,.f ,rte ci-itinit friends here. LOTHIAN. Trs+uwv. Ar Pelt-u?Ai. MESTloN. Dr. J 'Nettie anti nuttily. Will M. nod d.tughter Della, and Mae. An t iAt tntg relatives here. John Munro) and Mien Lil weir. y'i.lt Mrs. Mrs. K. Harris, d ite. .. ,,;d 'it:. Wilson. Lucknow. wit Mend, here ......EEd. 1 tapidlt rraaining good bei Luther. DPino and Myron .ue visiting their gra t.erage Mackenzie .. lir Mogan. of Nletlin, we. haute last week ....Geo. Swan. -yew a couple .o1 weeks at herr.... t.entge McLean. C visiting hi..unele. Reed. Cam Annie J. Mach*nzie. i•rndmg a Month with he TIr Mister Nuttd Nip'. t"ata Melotyi . Goei the guests nt Mine Mary .NI teal . Or, John Marl ' cyto. i- home for a month'. dime,.,\'rt:, and M1trj.r .nee ti.idi g their aunt. ->I \IeKrlth. yneaw Ha INTO THS waTICIL THS New n1a*alaar OAP. Old Mee fa,biou" are being revtved In all departments of dress, and the last new old fashion to appear is the breakfast cap. Some girls prefer to call there colonial caps. for they were , worn by the ladies of the Revolution. Who looked charming in the dainty lace headgear. Every one is famlltrzrl with the pictures of Martha Washing -c ton in her mob cap. Well, you can make your new breakfast headpiece Just like hers if you want to or you' can copy the peasant headdress of Hol- land. which is a delightful menet. All kinda_Of odds and ends of lace and muslin, are brought Into commie - shill for these caps, and It is ouly the work of a few mluutes to make 0 love- ly creation all lace, frills and flowing ribbous. The illustration will give a good idea of a modish cap And, by the way, these caps ale be tug presented to summer brides' And to young mothers and debutantes. Each grate bar has three sides -long wear We are .agreeing clearings prices'. n Lawn Mowers, Gas and 011 Stoves, banes mocks, etc. \\ hen only one. side of a grate bar is continually next ttr•the lire all, the hear is concentrated , n that one side. The lite of the grate Jar i- tilts naturally' just one- third ;A.. iJ ng a• when the :wear is Ji.t_ lribuacd Lil ,thrt't ,ides. That explains wily Sunshine •grates have three litres. tacit OT the four grate Lars has three .ides. Each time the.ashcs are "rocked' down.' l no shaking with Sunshine) the side next to the tiro' can be changed. Thus the lite -of the grates i greatly prolonged. \Chert desired, the heavy . bull dog teeth on the grates will seize hold of clinkers, rind --the nt-wh--:end-d r-etp-t l}@- particles into the ash -pan. Buy the 't:n-hine—the durable, convenient, ecnnonf- ical furnace. guaranteed by largest furnace makers itt British Empire. .,- "mt.: RPS l' PLACE, TO BUY" /I It [WAKE. The Bathing Suit. The better the material the more du- rable the bathing meat or beach gowa. Clothes for the seasbore. whether for the actual sea dip or for the merest Midsuminer Clearing..... F_Clary's shine \1�urnacfe 'tight now .ht your elm nee to get really good Shoe-. at a con.iiiptable solving. (tor piti•'y i, to sell all elite.. in their ,e.ta..n and carve' not hung over. The Lwlanee of ynminer st yl.•, We are .riling- now at pile... to •clear.tuick:y. , - 'Nundied of pairs .•1 O -X -F -O -R -D -S l.uuJ.m, Toronto, ,Montreal, g, \ai.ruuver, St. John. N.B., Calgary. For Sale by W:R. PINDER, Goderich SEE Ti -IE SPECIAL VALUES ON OUR BARGAIN TABLE. G. M. Elliott TEN cgNTS A PACKAGE The:Square, Ooderich. daffy sanbath ou the beach, are sub- jected ubjested to the moat strenuous fading C8p�o�e� and therefore demand the beet febris and dye. 1 The costume pbetmed 1s both prat. tical and pretty. Arranging Flowers. No trouble Is too great to the Bonn - indignant fiancee had long refused to the lover of flowers when arranging be conciliated, but Sophia maintained thean. 'rhe utmeet pains will be taken the position the hied assumed sod MW • to choose the meat suitable glass or er became the wife of Iouie, king of jar receptacle A large bunch of sweet Bavaria. peas looks well 1f placed on an old And yet this episode which separat- china mug or bow pot Roses are equal- ed a pair of royal love, turned out a , ly effective If net 1n speelmen grasses blessing Mt disguise for the Pelisses or carekraly grouped 1h a porcelain Sophiabouts' outbursts of temper I bowl were but the precursors ot Insanity. " uney of the volley are a host in Later his mind gave way, and anoth- themselves. Poppies seem 10 reqube er took charge of the government of clay pottery or the bottle green vases hie kingdom. while the legitimate soy- that are no Reaeral nowadetyn. Forget erelgn was confined under the care of rttenots took w,� in small, low gfarwes. a physician Mignonette is beat 1■ a bowl by neer, The *king was not violent and was a, it U nand to kill dowers that are pot permitted to take waits with his at with it The old fashioned clove ear- tendaut doctor. One evening while nation looks weal with a spray of white they were out together near the lake jasmine Scariet gerantnm should al which Louis had loved toe well and ways have a spray of Its own leaven. whkh had been the scene of past Maidenhair fern, so lovely an fotlegn. epleodes to his life be made some ex UI JxnL1eriy aasseisb%1 with hothouse cure to leave his guardian for n few blossoms, but o dtti a ehoaid be ex momenta. Ile merited In each good eepted from deb immeatlon They are mental condition that consent was beet ere nature felebt ed thein Fn fie Oven, PresenUy the doctor heard a , [tldeed It 1w afiigs atone ertisik• to spleth flurrying to the lake. he arta rhe *mei flower fin ewe uoiJatro hI. charge 1n the water. .Inmplug tn, he seized the king, but the letter wall too itrong for him and, getting him under water, beM him there till life became extinct Afterward the deed oxalite of the kith aid the- phyetctan were found in the lake. Another tragedy involving the death of one born at Po.menhoffen a -n% the aseanalnetlon of the Rmpreee Eliza- bstb ref Atuttrla at Geneva by en an- arrhert. Indeed. the mace and the pe- riod were tall or remarkable happen- ings tn the royal houses of Austria and Re rs r le. A breakfast in itself. Try it tomorrow morning with a baked apple. Smother them in cream, and sugar to your taste. TOASTED WESTERN FAIR The right food for the start of the day. Kellogg's contains substance of the sort for building bone and making muscle. "THE SWEETHEART OF THE CORN" LONDON. CANADA Sept. 9th to I7th I9I0 The Great ;i.ive Stock Exhibition 1 IS Nothing will convince you so quickly as the quality wrapped fa the Kellogg package—but be sore it's the Kellogg packav. ATTRACT1uNS DON'T FIREWORKS Better Than Ever MISS IT! Each Night t.. splendid Mtn'. was pie ed on Wedne ing. 'wok 3rd. at Hugh Acme was Vs in favor of What's its. twitter with ti , ler hoys They're 111 right. I.ucy Fisher is few weeks' vacation at her newing old acquaintances week .. Mine Nellie Str Toronto. is spending 8411 vgrstion with her parent.. Chester (Ike and wife returned to the it:nodn with Mr. Olter patent. I The Mese. Fisher, Hill at -pent lam Sattitday and -Su line days ago. Mr. Mx Ivry (Avor ably of t 1,41 ,-eintry end intends rett Oke 0 again able to he a MI. NOW. -At home every di Nes. remotest. e strewth tom het ter ihAri iretw. Crown a etc. Aluminnin pieta. trionitre , N. 11.-Vou ran always hat , +better dune in the dental MI ketwr terrible. for dens the fOriolle for the patient. 13 in Thingrumen for The Sin Ace Hook and stetionent Mee, will revived tor ei terti..ins vied lob work. and iron for mnounts raid for thi COSI 1/4t. AND GOINO.• • Plunkett, of Auburn, a Roht. Mclienzieli this so Pentland and Heller. of Baltimore. a NT$. Dalai wife and Will Crustier. of are ‘ieiting their patent turned to Fimira MM2 week from Remain.— McLean, of Goderieh, h belied to her horoe in visiting frienda Isere.. week camping with River Valley Park ... Oliver, of Ebenezer. i Marion Hi:* thie week Kny. of Mensal', le I here at prepent and Non. a Toronto. here lent weok iroderich, is visiting hl tot thie week REDUCED RATES'OVER ALL ROADS vuot London's Exhibition W J. REID, P-endent A. M. HUNT, Secretary OUR KEW ENGLISH CAR Job Printing Peeve Pettloases. Paris *aye the pongee petticoat is new. it made eif the natural coloral with meant raffle, and la rery ',lonely fitted over the Mee. He only trimming le sa ineertiee along the ruffle's edge sr eoffee colored Itneti lace or 1NPW 14811/111 of twee rehired eoutarbe Hy arelog a pattern for the home mode petticoat there se MIMS why 11 cannot he mad* to look quite es well es those made by the skirt export This dainty English ear is just as ptf- feet $15 ' the genius of the carriage in- dustry can make it. It is practically trouble - proof and hat. right here in Canada. The upholatering is Leatheiette throughout and the body is adipitable to a bed or sitting position era finished in Taa. There are lots of reagens why 1011 hul' • Comedies' fault Gendrore--asit your dealer. Gendren Manufacturing Co., Ltd. Toronto - Ontario 24.14 You can get none better than the Signal Job Department turns out. Sold by mast fire‘elese dealers. Write le es If 'Ayer ile•ea't Estimates cheerfully fur- nished on application.