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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-11-10, Page 10• 10' THt'R$DAY, 14VRMTIER 10, 1910 r --- OUR GIFT HARVEST 111 THE SIGNAL: GODERIGH ONTARIO l 1 TOP4CS IN BRIEF. !will begin their prayer -meetings at 7:30; (3i text -look -First' Standard OPERA HOUSE (' "•1 a"° that o,etc r y ufna yeunelf r tri you have' been Teacher -learning leanest, beginnMg dha winter wear. d Don't tourer Lha: Chrtsratas will be along to ..'now tfee of three. ,s..1 vItee• e rte weak+. )la:erlals rot utakfug Chet.tma+ li..n is given to all, your or old., situ may be obtained to large variety at Neil • urea or wtauen,' who' are .: rested in utor Smith s. Art there. ).ash .+treet. Now N the time to or picture framing. Suuday .chool work, attend the 1)n not wake any ether eug etndttt •• meeting and to joit ttje class. for next.- Monday evening. That is Next Sunday he "world's temprr- the night of Ernest Thompson Setons ance Sunday" nd it will he observed lecture here. - in town h a union meeting of Sun - Edgar toned, a member of the junior day se raps in North street \lethoditt Wadchs at 3 o'clock. The musical set - week's ie gage assisting the Balt ryes in a v will he under the direction of J. week's York. of at the lapse show Hunter. organist of Kilo ii church. at New York. The hoist which the O. T. R. An asset... will be delivered by lh, served permiseiou to erect o acts Dougall and a blackboard exercise will luny toss, north of the cotnppany'r Ia-given by J. E. Tom. A cordial in - freight sheds, has been placed in pool- vitiation is extended to everyone t.. he- llos' and is ready for bush:less. present at this service. At the last meeting of the trustee His Opportunity. - hoard of the Godericit t ollegiate In - It was a shy young cut site who was solute it wets decided to increase the once asked to take N class 01 git 1± value of the Adamson scholarship for abort fifteen years old. whichchad ftn- thir sesta to >t;'L;. In fortuer sesta merly been taken by a lady. The sup. the calu. of this scholarship had been erintend.•nt, in introducing hint to the _W. lass. said -.- Young ladies, this is Mr. GROCERY U -e d.K.- c,o Jquarc, Kinds!on J• Our Christmas stock of Gift Jcwdllery awaits yoyr, inspec- tion. You will wonder at its variety, its freshness and its scope. It is full of suggestions of correct, givable things - gifts to suit all tastes, all purses, all circumstances. Of cuurse the wise shopper seeks early and finds easily the articles desired. Wald;our windage! foe Christmas suggestions. COM Walter H. Harrison ()- Titt J EVERYTHING FRESH, PURE AND GOOD. THIS \'F'EK Cured Meats Cooke l(am Cereal fooas aloe. you his that selection m u,e Tailor with the rection on Twt^bio : (nl •t ew goose for ` g gantr.atwn - leader, secretary The Ontario Department of .lgricul- Chirp, who will in future be your Lure is sending out two new pamph- teacher. 1 would like you to tell bins lets -nue - selling with Northern -what your former teacher did. so that Ontario and the other with dairying be can go -nn in the same way." A in Ontario. Any of our readers who ...ins of sixt.-en ruse and said -"The maybe interested may secure copies that thing teacher did was to kiss us by applying to the Depart meat. all round.' r Alderman Res; RastaU. of Bi- tnt- Fanning is a business which re- quire.. acct,: to practical hueinese in- formation. This ie supplied in the column, of The Faruter'a Weekly Sun The secret pf the growing popularity of this paper lira in its untiring devn tion to the interests of the fanner. T. be posted a farmer must read The Sun. if you are not a reader of The Sun try it for 1911. • - PERSONAL MENTION OPERA HOUSE Thursday; Nov. 17 see FAMOus Figure it out in dollars and cents. if you - can make five tons of coal last as long as six tons and with coal at $6.00 a ton, don't you make $6,00 clear. Now the cast iron 'range illustrated will save 20% of your fuel when hard coal is burned. It is fitted with that greatest of modern Stove. improvements the GURNEY -OXFORD ECONOMIZER It is a device that is put on Guiney -Oxford Stoves alone, and in putting then out -for your inspection we feel justly proud of the Choice wo have made in selecting this line of satisfaction giving stoves. Look them over on our floors. ford, has announced himself a Candi• Nil 1 el,l) e;tioDS IN THIS ( date for the mayoralty in'. that city. • S'1't►RF: S Mr. Rascal) is it former tioderich than and his old friends here will be glad H• ..din, .t. -i.. { r ch .ice Hat ter t" learn of his suCcens when the elec- tion comes on. and fresh Eggs. GUY BROS. BIG MINSTRELS 30. PEc)11t_t_ to Everything heft Lar.F.to cat.. S The Expert 1.19nCert Jno. W. Vanatter . ti,. ra 11 i..• 111,.. h ?'it .r,. r• -t 1;?r••g,1.nn street A huge garden beet; weighing eight i.ouuds, we. shown The Signal this Morning. It measured tifteelli inches .a length. and was twenty-two in••hes .n cri•cnmference at. the top. - It wag ' grown by Mrs. X. Bee•rhler in her gar- den -on t'awhria 1•• ed. %n eftntt is being Made by repre- sentatives of the city of 'London for i this improveiiient of -the train service `on the London. Huron at Bruce rail- way branch. London wants -to have an earlier train going north from Iwatdon its far as %%Ingham. The Myth Standard has. been lour- • hissed by J. H. Elliott. rat;, of The '1'hetwalon A,dv.u•ate. The paper had been-condueted tor eons time by W. H. Kerr ar..t hi-' sur. J: k. Kerr. who wilt •:W giye..liielt entire attention to 'I'b ' 1. jt+.s-1. 1'o:t and The Clinton • Great Big Book Sale • 20, Prices 50c 35c BOOkS ng C. J. HARPER PLUMBING AND HEATING - ••-Ju t .Around the Corner" and R Mrs. (iib.r.on t. vt+lting trend 1ttrBensall xtte ter, Mr..lits. R. Baker, Il ofSmitKih.ngston,. is visiting hero L. Mine Gr Law.on. of Dunlop. left on Mou• day on an extended visit to Vancouver. John R. Beattie. of Strattord, strent Thanks- giving at hi: home on tile Bayfield road. • Ml+a Susie May Beattie vldted friends in London and Sr. Thoma= over Thank -giving - Mrs. Long and daughter. Aleta. of i.ondor. .pent Thanksgiving with Mo. Sallow.. Bruce .troet. Mi +. John DeGruchy. of Delaware oyenue., Toronto. to th:• Arte -t qt. Mrs. Jas. Wilson, "North street. Mil. Bruce and Mi- Gwendolin Colborne re• turned this w'.•k to Washington. D. C. atter. ,]Hndlogali?7R"iir,I,db3 M$ fib OWn. Ine4r WC. t.rcen. of tlarnia, paid..-bifet ridt Monday and Tuesday of thia week to hi. parent., M. and fir.. Andrew Breen. of Loyal. Mr. • Dr.h )I.•Phatl. M+ ills. oat., who ha- been +pending the last two -week- with her brother,F. J. Rutland. return. home ,Satur- day. W. More.and. "ter and baby. of New York City who were here to attend tit: - funeral of Mr. Mun•lend's mother at Dungan nod. spent a few day+ In town and left. on Saturday en route to their home? Mr.. John A. i:e.on and the Mis+e• Ashman have gone to Toronto. It is likely that they well make theirpermanent re.idence in the city. Their many Mends herr and the town. - people generally will regret their departure. but wUl hope to -re them often in lloderlc: during the sun.r.,er +ea..on.. r:. R. Elliott, .on of Mr. and Mr...O. M. Elliott, of town. w•IM 1. iu trio third year at the School of PracCrtl Science. Toronto. wt.+ rine of four who won the . -up in the annual eight - mile rroa.+.eountry rasce tast'txrturday. which wtotive. of the differentparticipated of the 1_ nl er.ity.- Ile ale etre of four to run for the intercollegiate. championship at King+ton next Saturday. . Narcisse M. Cantin. he of St. Joseph. was in town on Monday looking the picture of pro+ parity . Al • is aow•-connectetl with a large amu+enregt +'a.een, at Montreal. known a. the King Edward Park Company. Limited. This company ha. a large r.•erent ion resort on St. Joseph Island, near the city. of Montreal, and Mr. Cantin .ecus to be well plea.ed with the pro:l.er to. ROAS.-- At t'yorsem River. Man.. on October to Mr. and Mr+. Arthur Ross. fformetly peak HI tei ten on wants mai.* of the excellent ritork done- by Harty Wash- ington. a Godet•ich boy. in the decor- ating at a leading drygoodn steno in that city. Mr. Weshington developed saw MLitt mote and aptitude in window - while he was with Hodgens Wei. here.. and lie aftet.wards took a • mese in the Koester school for de,cor- ii..oee art at Chicago, end indirinet from t he comments of the Centreville papera hi. is evidently meking good use of his -kill and training. CREY WOLF • will. give lin , ifenty Books CHURCH NO ES. .Tornnto. will 'occupy the pulpit of Knox rhumb- next Suriday.• 25t; 1,:ccupy the pulpit of the Baptist chtil•ch, next Soinday, morning and evening, ' On Sunday morning a live-seirrite -ermonette will be preached to the children before the regular .sernion at Not th street, Methodist church. North street Methodist clfureh board made donation to ova phi the Canipbellton Methodist church. which was burned in the. recent great con- flagration at that iolace. Mr. Preston. a tenor soloist of Gray en horst, sang very acceptably at the mot ning and evening service.* -M North street Methodiat -church last '41.1tItiay. Howard Runsell. of Toronto, also sang at the evening aervice. The Ladies' Aid Society of North street M et huniist chinch was- "at home- too the comp egation on Wed - twain y evening. It was a social event, without charge, at which new fi iendships wrre made and old one* reenent Next Motiday Evening the Young Slom's Christian As- pociationi. The address will be ilinstritted with with lir. hooligan s tine strre- DON' T BE AFRAID ()petted a new held. Ile teas tis things we did not. know before. Ills talk is -vital with the spitit ot ailventure. and, whether wave or.playttil; he wins toy his (an rect. neva and tooth." - New York Reserved Seat s -1-:r be •-for adulta. . 2,10 .for child!' en I with p.orentiet. l' se eewrved Seisti --Zile for adults, ric feor pupils Plan at IL _C. The Colonial Book Store PHONE 100., Goderich. .NEW GOODS See the fine suitings H, DUNLOP'S resesesesesesosisoNsellatirellte Quality Store Raisins Currants ana Peels Our new fruits have tirtived. They are opening up very choice. and the prices. are reasonable. Cleaned Cm rant s lbs., for...24. Mixed Peels per lh 214C Choicest. Layer Table Raisins , Coffee • clams tin', ersoies000nesersiesewesenseerteaSeteeaesofouesosoestes In -Later Gays. Nem Yonde.linua. An old "glad" of the sixties, Who happeuetl bee a crowd of new- stu. ner which appeereet to him to 1* quite unseemly, was heard to philosophize as followe,: __ and hi, tarautitu,Aocko_rni view. Andover unee.ye _uerrited_o_ =around hat. with tiobui: of mauve or blue. And fourteen ring. ituil the :even pin- t hat he got. at dear prep. •Wh001. W10. it. snake- eitorti. and 1 oay. '•011 Lord. • vino: e% er that big foul w lion I see a yolit II *Ph hi. turned down and ft cigarette ot mit' in hi. face, And a loud cheek coat font a honeevioth vest. and a bait -men wide *hoe An:1 hooch of hair that hide:, hi. ear+. atml a line of ocnoeiew drool, *re 1 ever that big a fool!' Mrs. A. Duff showed The Signal the other day some welldeveloped straw- riem which she picked in her gar- den on Friday, the *.leth of October. A (Amelia' invitation is extended to all the young men of Knox chnrch to attend a itieeting at 10 a. tn. next Sun- day in the basement of the rhur An important topic is to be dise sed NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Nov. tOth. and it, is urged that all who an will As all know there rages around the Representative -Wantea---steaca--arening. !- Bible a conflict . of opinion as to ha 1 ton, Toronto Club:tont. at Home -- Canadian Northern mode of production and method of interpretation. But conflict of mind Stenniohip• . la is only an incident in an honesesearch .i Free Trip-Eamlly Herald & Weekly Star. alter truth. Nobody need he fright - Montreal ened as to the final results. Dr. Dote s gall of Ninth street Methodist choirch voter.- List court - I.. L. Knox. i Nothing 014 or Shdlyworn-J. S. Davey thinks the time now ripe foi the pul- pit to instruct its people and bald- i -Found-The Signal steady the ahip of faith in turbulent Prince George Rotel, Toronto -a. B. Thaw. evenings -he will preach on such sub- Guy Bro.. stiostreis- Goderich 0pera House,. 1 iOetil as •• What the Bible Is par." Underwear -.D. Millar& Son 143 •• Meaning if Inspiret ion," "The Pro. Big Book efele--13110-TPOrter Son Um Oift Harveet Walter H, Harrhion 10 What Muldoon Sayo-Walter C. Pridham... Annual Cleneral Meeting -Andrew Porter1 Bracelet Lo+t-Mlos Young. Sheppordton: A Little Talk About Ono:elves- J. ff. Col - Servant Vl'antcd-Mro. Gamble Prescriptions -F..1. Bonen dIrfarb STONE ROOT COMPOUND sold.. We know what's 'in it and can cheerfully recommend it. .11,/:. aVhern Via.IY doctor .eliagne ea your Adm. nd pie w .drtept. are Always nessl and bi serve sae with f ammo ias or h. will Owe Yee estire ere it will filled i,t lied bete Mee tuistalo we would he gl...i Rid Sold and guaranteed by r.- w A BIG OCK A GO0b SJOCK HERE TODAY WALTERS Colborne. on sunday. Noce harle+ A. Walter.. aged 094 years nd 2 MILLIAN -In 0:borne.' on May. No vember Nth. Minnie Mel -the loved wife of George Million, aged 1 ear.. In month. and 12 d tys. AUC N SALE There'is a 'whole store --and a big store .at that ---full of t horoughly, -able merchandise all teady for you to dr;:w. on for. your Fall and XVinter 1)1. —Goods needs. It is merchandise,of quality, ,merchan-dise with our guarantee, nterchandisp ,thitt is riglk in style and reAdy to ba. the)big store today. price that We_ sell no others. Not a garthent that we cannot back with .our positive guarantee is ever allowed. a place in our Fur Pepartment. You can buy your furs here in perfect safety,. for those we• sell are good inside and out. Western Sable fluffs -and -Neck • Pi we .are right in Mosala November .21. Auction sale of k amt Implements. commencing at 1 shatp ; the property of Wm. H. 1 114.• concesetom 't Wet Wawanosh. stoma, Dcxnitr. auctioneer 1 estanierit Was Formed.- The first of -.thee* subjects will be treated OD Sunday evening next. At the meeting Iron Thursday even - agreed to hold an organization meet- ing -on Fs iday (tomorrow) evening in the same plaee to make final arrange - menta for a teacher -training class. The following points are to be sub- mitted for appt : (1)A union does,' C. A. rooms (1) after prayer -meeting on Wedoeselay night., if the churches Handsome Winter M. inery New for eturtlay. Hats t I,. Ai.e fie from the, we . They lain nut he vt.t.y Its; vo. either, fur we Ideas ed who oltseelee.'s ramie of artlopl, fit lenm than fifty tamps cm the doll.. These we are-liaving tfilininet •,.• for poi Sat mita*. Every Aare. new and et otriVet si Vie. .00 Marmet fluffs and Ne Pieces $5.0) to *20.00 Persia9vt,aImb fluffs and Neck Pieces ink Muffs and Neck Pieces $35.00 • Belgian Hare Muffs and Neck Pieces A splendid assortment of high-class black furs in wolf, fox, lynx, etc. All guaranteed qual- ities. All at exceedingly close prices. Some Good . Black Beavers We have joist _opened Alpines.' od Mack beaver Hats. All the hot. ntylea. NII two) alike. The price are very reasonable: The 37ic Underwear A Big Stork Ho no Bros . , 111 TeIle Wanted -J. U.Meitwid. Crewe. netIon sniper Mitch Cows -S. E. Brady Boarder. Wanted —The signal ()Moe. 1 Amnon sale of He Steers sad Cows-- 1 g. eistsre satisfaction. We isa it pose. Include a pound goney .on ney, p.r section ..139e OPPles New Season's Milliner MISS CAMERON o lo aid a large , long Apples. ONG 1 lynx secured choke, aeleetioe) of the very test styles in Millinery and will be pleased to show them to the ladies etreet. The most approved effects in shapes and tfim- minga for the seanon are &seemed to Mins Cameron's; customers The Iftaie. are invited to cell at their con - MISS CAMERON, - Hamilton Street. Goelerit.h How's This? We ofrer one hundred r1011ar. rewsrrt for any ease of rotarrh that cannot be enred by Hall Catarrh ( ore We. the wedereigned. have known Cheney for the last fifteen year,, and believe him perfects, honorable in an invent.. trap, actiona end rnanrially able to carry rant any obligation. made by hio firm. Wholeaale Drnsyrieta. Toledo. 0. ing directly linen the blood and 111T14111111 our fares of the ayvteny oent f re.. Pyle., 75 rent. per lw. tiok1 by all dm, Take Hall'. Varnily Mlle for nenatIpatIon. New Net Waists SOIlle very pretty Net Waists right from the factory thin week. Good quality ecru net over 'strong Japan nicelytrimmed with in- sert• and medallionm. Willett' that, have genet ntyle and will wear well, at each *SLOW *L28 and 14.00 We are selling Underwear . Mie Per g;11111eilt. jai the best value we et 41 I iffered our custom - res. ,This Underwear (andel not bonght today to Nell at this price. Tt Was contracted for nt the end of last winter season. ' Made froin fine soft yarna. thoroughly w4oven, fine rib, CITAM only, properly shaped. We have it in sizes, both veetre and driewters. Price per germ en t 3721c Nemo Corset:I' We are sole agents in Ooderich for tic popular and high -08,4n Arherican Comet. range of mite,' in the beet style in carried in ens I. all the time. Any other !style made by tte Cornet Co_ New Vora, ran he had from tie on two, j or three days' notice.