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LOCAL TOPICS 114 WRlg!,
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4 vine. Make Wr
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asobkt Loo at isuath'. Art Kora. I ant street, as
the re -alt � sill beat isf&ptory to all adoe.r`ned
5TGNAL: GODERI0 ONTA RIO
pose of doing some photographic work
for the "Farm and Ilttiry publictro.
e lion.
seised bet. w 01 not de. You want the best
teeectall)• eller at 0, a nutter of twasobal ap
pears' c. Willd,v...ed `pep to weer )meta¢
e'+y bine , '. nd 1. J. L'i id iu ..land- at the top
ut the t atlorItl p cr + (todcrloh.
Pester .sy Wks St. -Andrew's Day
and errs ice. were conducted in the
evening it. tit. (ieotge's and St. Retet'r
churches.
'The l,oetnfiey ll(tg was flying) es-
terda; tot St. Andrew's Day. But we
didu't heat t he bagpipes or see a kilted
ticot.allday .tug. •
POstmt+ster belt advises that all
parcels for Hrittsh ant foreign points
should he trailed Got later than 1)e•
ceinber :eh to each the Christmas
mails.
Mie: Rolston, ot Walkerton, has
been engaged as teacher in' the public
school, to tilt -the posittuti • tendered
vacant by 1' heitsigtit►tiol•gf Miss Rall.
The chane takes effect at the begin-
ning oI the new year.
Two sailor wh a gate lbe'names of
John Dolan and • te•wie .Foley were
arrested on Sunday.- and at reigned be-
fore Megis(iate Butler on Mond.)• on
a charge of,beini-drunk and diem.
duly. )'hey each pliid 85 and costs
for their Iitwity. •
• R. -It sodium.. ail' br'atr:.. •'ne't
,work flout SVedntwsTay until S.tur-
ae,- atteteliq.: the fat stock show at
Guelph. Me is attending for toe- pur•
Miss Iadfse 8 s kiunin presented •
d volume of her poems, "Golden Leaye�ss
to Mr. Frederic Villiers during his
' stay in (ioderich.
it is reported that in the course of at
few days A. S. Gledhill will open up a
general store in the vacant store 41,
the Opera House block.
lily Store
111 y,ir,.• Vitt 'ier.,',.
eluding Heed Itayts froth:
*IMO: tri, ti• 1 1 _. a n..
"1'iatehing Case- si 50
fr•otu. V
1 tnported'and Pierced
Brass .
1 t, di t- rind ('o polar Goods. Stet I-
.►v Silver aid I' ngfiah Phste
I bate. tl41 titular a:
.(her high -grade -China.
Iit'atch oar Special T
Prices range :or. , sec.
35c aad 55cc
as
l'hr), nt2
will be iuuc
than those m
Christiana.
See our 'nee
11. titer to make your
1 e. Those mule flew
more satisfactory.
de: pre •I.eforc
7erieS
(esker -i.., Muscatels,
Sultanas. •Currants, Pi
Peels, Shelled- Nuts etc,
allure assortment to ct
tel an
I +.
twee
ea
le satisfactiot'. • 11
n"l equal a`` 40c pet
T pound ' 4.!Rvnyenp;ed t•
_sup�reetit _
'.kadait !Cisco.,
lk,n .s had. per R.. lac
. Ciscoes, rib •. a. .191:
are ,
Wehave lust oopened .1 Part t-
ttnantitv,of fancy Clunaw'are, suit -
Able fou Christmas eels. Ito not
fail to see the. before pwerchas.rl
elsewhere •
moi• y
see our • Rai J #Mp''
.:tape.
Alexander Nichol, of Stu afford, bus
arrived in town and is preparing to
open a bowling alley in the store jn
the Opera House black foruterly occu.
pied by William Pule.
Next week will tee the oafs com-
pleted on the 0. T. R. station recently
destroyed by fire. A few slight
changes in the architectural style of
the•exteripr of the budding are being
made which will not alter ite appear-
ance to any great extent.
An interesting program is being
ppr.•pared by the lowlier Aid Society l,[
the Baptist church. to be given in con-
nection with the supper in the church
nest Thursday evenrog. The supper
wilthe served from 0 to 8 o'clocku
anal will be followed bythe conceit.
The inclement weather has put a
d+ntper on the work of rebuilding the
burned, portion of the Goderich organ
^factory. As touch material as passible
is being prepared so that in the event
ot flne weather setting in the work
way be potshot apead -its rapidly as
passible. !
Friends in town of Mrs. A. Egener,
Might Learn from the Public Scholl in
Methods of 1.i:eediiig an41 Teacher -
tot' g." That three addressee were
st helpful :alai instructive to Sun-
day school Workers w•as the opiuioa
of all thaw• u4Io attended the two
sesstous.
The pulpit of Knox church ►wa. (44.
cttptisl last Sabbath IT the newly-in-
ductcdpeter, tire. (cru. E. Rom. In
the morning he Peak for ho. text the
It(th verse of the Hast chapter of Ro-
inans : "For 1 aln not itahaued of the
Gospel of ('heist : for it Is the powei
of God unto eualvation to everyone
that belles•tth: to the dew Arat. foul
ido•oto-the ):reek." Thr new pastor
pledged himself to pieacb n pure (lo.-
pel and to gine :4hrist the ptt•i•uti-
nencr in all things. In the evening
his remarks wt•ttt to show that the de-
votional and practical aides of teligimt
tuttrt go together. lu his cluing
weeds he appealed ale) to the congrega-
tion for cot)per:at il4t in f la• great work
in connection with the church life of
the people. 11.• felt Ow t•twponsibility
Which had been placed upnfi him lett
was ita►w•inceel that it was Old Who
called hitt to come herr. lir ap-
pealed for the a onsea•rftof lives 44.
Uod, to wbirh .step weakl he found
the joy of arra ice. l.isrge tongrega-
til.ne were present on both occasions
to greet the re w pastor.
Frederic Villiers in Goderich•
111 spite of tate fact that Godericb
bad the privilege of hearing a lecture
by one of the newt noted war comes:
of Berlin. will be pleased. to leer' that pendents of the age, in the person of
-she is recovering nicely from the re- Frederic Villiers. the audience which
sults of an accident *hick befell her gathered its North street Methodist
s"iue weeks ago. She was an unfor- church fast Monday night was by no
Duette as to fall down the stairs at meaue a large nue. It is psosstble that
her borne. breaking bee, left arm in in the term '•lecture" there may be
two plru'es.. She :flub suffered serious enwrapped in, element 01 terrt,r for
iniuries to her body. some people, and this, or the fact that
That Hutt -miens- conte to the frnnt is the engagement was not advertised as
mice mote Amen by the fact that, at well as it might bave been. !nay uc-
teart three ministers bolding ihp)r- count for the poor attendance. By
tont charges in Toronto were horn In the photographic views and the
this county. Rev. R. J. Treleaven sketches of s a -nes on the battlefield
IMethodisti was baro iu t,'Ahfleld : thrown on the canvass by a stereo's -
Rev. '.1. • H. Hazelwood tMet 4rtdist). ticon, accompanied by- a running des -
was born in `Howick : and RA., J. criptive talk nom the speaker, the
Wilson ;Presbyterian) was tots!,, sin ' audience was given a vivid view of
West Watt at male '; was conditions which could not easily
' Attention is called to the arlvertiae-Ohave been more tiwpiesite. In his
,anent of The blullat `tote Company address. which lasted upwards of two
on page 2 of this issue. Readers es,f , hours, Mr. Villiers took bis heaters
The Signal will do well to. watch titin with him w th+ siege of Alexandria. to
space, a. there will' be something ll
the Soudan and leitchrurr's campaign
spe,ei:el interest. to them dulling the! when the death of General Gordon
Christmas shopping period- , Mi drat , was avenged : he touched tipon the
stoves and ranges are eold at Fred.' leer in Mor..cc• et the 'time of the
Hent s hardware *tote, Hamilton ottt break of the, Riff tribes, and filc-
h , i tered the ghastly {horrors which ac -
W e,. Jehustnu nin1n,nrrl in the 1 comtuanied the war between Russia
II'. 1 , 1'.., 't East ?inturlay a 44) attesw4I. and�m key, The undaunted courage
la. nt t n t- l•halge preferred by Mrs. • of t "Pace"' 'Mewl at the siege et
.tehu • flmt.u.ell. The hearing was Port Arthur ter the Russia -Japanese
...tic aunt Instil next ti,dorlay lifter- war of 11104 we. portt'uyed by a num-
.sm. a hen 11 will N. 114141 to m,iyata., her of photos and sketches showing
'1 a r ae.ei i- r eunsespiener•,of tet.• ilei- .the gradual advance of the Japanese
.liar t of IN. fic,ry rig mid ble..Iy t•ug army upon that ',citadel until its
eI i a an.. talked of in canna'o•tiaut capture. The herd -condition.. ander
p rf h a• rind. rsr,n 17011'. - • , which Tommy Atkins labored in
t rte Boer war 118 South Attica were
CHURCH NOTES 0 + et
I shown aad • glowing tribute was paid
• to the Canadian soldiers fur the •pl.•n.
den work which they accomplished in
:Set vices will he held as "Mil (ts'1 that Campaign. rhe lecture was con-
Victoh is street Methodist church neat eluded hp a tete words on Mr. Villiers
8.tt i&ly.' I(ey, par. Medd will peewit. personal r.cnliectioom oI et. late Maj-
Anniversary`�ervices were held at .sty King 1'dwatd Vil.. as he 4,pew
Victoria strett Methodist church on him in his (house life as Prince of
Sunday. The pe tor. Rev. 1)r. Meld. o Wales. George Cbalfen, during an in -
preaching to g+ •cnnglegtationa. A tertniseion, .ting A kill , which was very
special offering wast\ waked far to meet appropriate to the occasion. Mr.
Church expenses can 'thele was u .% illiere appeared het•e under the iois
liberal Iesponae. pierm of the Daughters of the Empire
At the morning; se ace in Knox ! - - - - -
church next Sahhath the acran.ant of ••y Free Haw Material Needed. •
the Lord's Supper will h dispensed.
In the evening the pastor, Rev. Geo., Facm.•nd Dan +.
E. Ross. will address his on an to The farmers of Canada pay a duh
-, the sailors aid ftsherreten who re now I averaging at'least 12 per cent., on ail
returning home. The pre -cam union . of their taw Iaaterial. The misname -
sae . ice a ill be held at 8 o'cloc tbia , tures gets hia raw material duty ft cr.
Friday taming. . r In ..cher words the farmers of Canada
Sunday school r.nniyermwry nervi ee are placed at a mut decided disaalvan-
e held in \drH1 street Methods tag* when cotnpel ing with ot her in-
sect
church on Sunday. Rev. Ile Rutledge.; duan les by our present tariff arrangr-
of Winghain. occupied the pulpit.:Id+ rots. Is • it any wonder tbnt the
deceasing his rronxrks especially to the t rad districts are being drained o.4
children at the morning service. His, bo h capital and labor?
That raw tuat
services were much ,,ppreciated bw' erial for use in any
ndustry should be admitted duty free
PHQItNE 43
s.
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OPERA HQUBE EILOOK
,GROCERY'
d;' • off SQrf1K. Kingston $f_
ErKrtbina .n-OrocerNf
F,n.h, Pure and COod
SCHNEIDER'S (BERLIN1
: GERMAN
Saiisages
Fresh Pork Sausage
Ruig Bologna
Fresh -Sausage ,.
Liam Sauaarc
Summer Sausage
Frankforts
Cured Meats `'
Cooked Ham
Sauerkraut 'and
�.. Lemburger Cheese
New Fruits
Cel` Spices
L I ' es
1 _ :
Cooking Apples
25c a peck
jams, Jellies
Marmalades
Pure Honey
and Syrups
Chace Teas ata Coffees
Hvatititu.rtet', for eIwdie• }suttee
tarns) fresh Fggs.
GUT
GLASS
FOR CHRIt4TMAS:
ttwfmumnie
t,
We carry only tile_ hest- and at
prices generally paid -lot inferior .
goods. Richness of design with
tine workn}art'llip ate cotnbined in
our.Owe:
1
IHave your selection laid aside
for'hristmas.
1Ierry Bowls at, each,...
Vanes at, each . , .
Water -Pitcher, atreach. .
Clean) and -Sugar at, pe
pair
Tntnblere at, emelt. _...
Napees at, per dozeen.
Spoon Trays at, cleft
Wstet Bottles at, each,:
.$ 4.80
4.50
7.00
5.00
1.25
15.00
. 3.00
. 5.00 1
This shipment was ordered e..,'.
pecially for Christmas trade.
Walter H. Harrison
C. P. R. watch Inspector.
Oa the Square.
Open evenings after December sib
S 1 until Christmas.
•
Winter Tern* Opens ,.ban. 3rd
Elliott Business College
Canada's High-class C o m m e r c i al
School. Absolutely superior insteuc-
tioo. Write today forlargecatalogue.
TORONTO, ONT. ---
CANDIES C'ANDIES
JNo. W. Yanatter
Opera HpusP Itlnr•t,
Plow 10 lilingrton Street
When demising shotes
home 'lade Candies. at
reasonehle prices, tt. II .
Out Candies are ,alwaym
fresh and pure. Choice
Oyster-. and Lunches
served et all hour•a. Pont
forget the place.
Ooderich Quick Lunch
Next Britise Exchange Motet.
the F• mgretation. Rev. Dr. Dougall is a dict' that meets with the sip-
,
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occupied Ur. Rtstledge's pulpit :It of all thinking men. To tax
WI Ingham.
prove! R
Row. A. K. Birks. president of the I the nutterials which are used in mance.
lecturing is to tax indtutr• prose.
pco•
Landon Conference, and pastor ,of mss, We all see this veru clearly
Askin street Methodist church, bon -when mien
the principle b. applied to ban
ts.
don, hareceived aro invitation to be.! industries. The mantitacturer•s have
corse pastor of the Methodist chureh done their hest to itnpress the fact
;it Dundee to succeed Rey, W. H. very.clearlw on our minds. • Rut when
H,u•rey. who has )teen .invited to A. -it-team to the -farmers' saw material
kin staeet church. Ree,, -Mr. Birks. they de not see this fact so clearly.
though not born in Huron. spent aIn fact, they immediately start to
Rend deal of his minist,•cial life here, Qreach nisi the prosperity of Canada r
bis wife using a daughter of the tate dep'nds on putting a goostiff tax on
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Elford, of Holmeeville. Rey. ]ldn) r, raw material used by the termer.
N,.rvey is a native of Huron, having What are the farmers' raw meter -
been ban in the township of Howick. 101. Y. Farm machinery is the most
Dr. Dougall has already ',remelted important item nn the list. On ma -
two sermons of the special series tele- chinery he has to pay a tax of 17t per
ting to the Bible. These two are, cents if he buys in a foreign countrt s,-
" Thu Purpose of the Bible" and "The
inapirntion of the Bible." The third
ot the series, to be delivered next Sun -
-_ . SINIMUND
Advjsin
THE CHRISTMAS SIGNAL
to .be issued December 15th, will be tip
best medium-_ for placing Christmas an-
•nouncenients before the people of Gudcrich
and vicinity. The edition this -year will be
the largest yet.,, - Advertisers should iiiake
early application for space.
CHRISTMAS CARDS
Each year sees an increase in the use
of individual Christmas Cards. T h e
Signal Job Department is turning •o u t
some handsome specimens. Orders should
be -in early to insure the best satisfaction. -f
TELEPHONE 35
THE SIGNAL
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IIA BIG MILLINERY WEEK II
COMMENCICOMMENCINGSATURDAY
E WEEK COMMENCING SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3rd, will be:
big one in the 'lillinelry Department. There are two reasons' for it :-
First. everv.trimmed. Hilt in the showroom goes on sale at exactly half-price :
second, we have been fortunate enough to secure a trayeller's full lot of sample
flats at a price that lets us sell $5.Oo and $6,00 Beavers at $2.5o each •
be pays this tax into the revenues of
the country. it he buys from n home
manufacturer the manufacturer gets
d,ay even -tug. will be "The Progress of the taxa Most of our common seeds
ftevehttirm,"- t --the• gradual unfolding. are subject to a tax of '111 to W; per
the evolatioo, of the great Riblicel
truths. The tnorniftl sermon will re-
late to one of Christ is parrables, " The
Christian Ideal of Duty.' 'Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock will be the
month)f union meeting for fellowship
in North street Methodist church.
At the Sunday scht.,l inetituti for
the (ieolerirh diet Het of the Methodist industries not so favored. If urban
chortle held in Vitamin street Meth.,- industries :ire given advantages not
dial church veeterlay afternoon nn(1 possessed by agriculture we may ee.
evening, specially notewrn•thy-pt wee. pect to see capital and labor drained
net'( given b' Bet, F,41', LItrtgferel, a Eruct the nits) districts to build tip
R. A., nt Moulton, and the seepel,rtV. our pities.
iter, W. (braway, 41 Nile. Hev. 11r•. And this in exactly the way in which
1a,ngfain1 .puke in the aftermem on our tariff 1. working. 'There a1'e "o'er
"The Aim and Purpose of the M,rdern tr2.00) fewer farmers in Ontario today
eit)nday School and its Piece in the then there were ten venom agn. The
('omu'unity a. an Educational In.titu. bible. problem has Income so aerim,s
lien," and In the evening his talk was that the Provincial (iovernnlents are
"n -char (:ts•nteat Misminnary Farre--- bringing out immigrant/a only on can•
tit( 1utwlev School," Itev. Mr. Can- ditinn that they will meek work In
wrty sttw,k'In the afternoon on "How rural dlstrtcts. rl'hie 0a startitlg at the
Can the Cradle Roll, Organized A. H. wrong end to solve the rural problem.
1'. and 11 Department. Cont.rihute Just so long ae our tArlff gives the city
In the Realizing of the Ideal -"All the capitalist and the city employe, such
metnlw+r,a of the rhurl•h i 1 the corn- an untalr adrepta.P I n attracting
ity in the Sunday school and 41 capital and labor am they now have
the meumber% of the Sunday school In\ will the country continue t•) he drained
the church I•" At the evening sea- i3t both.
Rion "The 'Wh •' 'On Whom' and A moot decided ea -4111(4'0n of the
'How' of ,Esontsgelisin in the $tmday tariff nn farm imple•nrnta and the
wheal," was the theme of his fd- complete removal et the tariff en seeds
(Irv'ss. Other gond addresses were de and fertilisers would piece agriculture
li.prod by Ile. I)nugall and A. M. on a stronger footing, without iojnm
Ib,h,•rtwcm. Dr. Drwugall spoke in Ing any, established industry.
the afternoon on a restate ion to this
effect that the forward movement for Th. Signal Appreciated in Minneapolis.
ndse.ions he introduced into the Meas
Vunday school, and In the evening A. A Minnfhee.dap rlishset•ibwritesp: '•1
M. Robertson, M. A., gave a twlk on
Pnjo ear old.euhome mr paer veru
"Some Things the Sunday lichee* much.'
cent. Compounded fertilizers are
dutiable ,.t In per cent.
When one industry hats advantages
that enable 0 to pay larger dfTidbrrda
and higher wages than others, it is Ali
axiom of political economy that cap-
ital and labor will flow into that
fat tared industry to the detriment of
.r•
A01117;
'ri'wr`P•ono 4 +t�'frrr^
Beaver Hats at 52.50
•
These are ell si•'tptes, all good shapes and
in good condition. The traveller wits flniehing
his winter trip. Bather than take his rumple.
phi. be sold them to 1» at a very liberal dis-
count. That is why we alae ableti, sell stylish
Nerve.. Hats Saturday
at e7lJ a $2.50piece
It really is about the hest millinery bargain
we ever offered you. - Less than a dozen ted.
sell.
THE TRIMMED HATS
For a partieuler reason we want to clear the
tables of all Trimmed Hats next week. To make
sure of doing it we make this unusual offer. There
will not ile one single, solitary Hat reserved. You
can take any Hnt on ante tables Saturday morning
or next week for
Just Half Regular Price
These are all new .hapese gond st le,. and there
are over forty for you to choose ,som. _
Those 50c Dress (foods That
j w Are Worth Up to $1.50
They, certainly went with a Mush last Saturday and
jj Mondsv. it is no wonder, for the real values are exactly as
Cwe gid, from 110e to $1.311 a yard. A wholesaler wanted to
clear his unshipped orders and odd lengths before stnc,kt*king
and sok) them t a its te good deal les than 50c "n the $1.00.
i' We could have put them in regular .tock and got a goa.1 ,hal
more for them than they are gelling at.Every hi
t of room in
the; big store is wanted right awayfor showing Christmas;
stocks, so we are hustling out this
g purchase at the very
little peke of
50c per yard
Thee are nn sale in the twseruent. 1t will pay sou to buy even
if you don't snake them un pot six .nontha.
`-J..._,._.._.,.J......-.._.,.-__ afar-A-.....A....J
t4: $10.00 and $14.90
A epeeial sale of ladies' (',oats all week at these
prices, Good Costa, stylish Coats, (',oath that will
wear. These et $10.110 can be had In hhsek or
colored beavers. diagonals and fancy tweeds.
Their Aetna' worth im from $I2.50 to $14.00. Those
at $14.111 can be had in block beavers and fancy
tweeds. Their actual worth is 1(1.1)41 to $19.00.
These are two coat bargains worth conaldering it
you will be buying a coat thin winter.
se
A Hosiery' Reminder
we want to remind your that,
the black cashmere Hose we arP
selling at three pairs for
are not beaten for value, any-
where. You cannot get afly
Letter dollar's worth of Hosiery.
Made from soft, strong, imported
casbwpte warns, seamless feet,
full length, two and one rib.
plain or fancy embroidered. Hoc
Stockings all over the land.
Ouowiin'f . p"`e-s $1�
r
Huckaback Towelling
shipment of fancy Hucka-
back Tnweeing •just at this
week. Widths for making guest
or ordinary towels. New designs
end decidedly good qualities.
Right from the bleachers in
Ireland. Eight. or ten patterns
to select from. 215c, 3(,c and btic
the yard.
See the New Christmas Fancy Work
An advanced display "f (Ihristmas Novelties now
being made. Dainty gifts that can be made from
ribbons, silks, alit eateens, etc., here all ready for
von to inspect, and worth meting it you have any
Christmas giving to do. We will sell them es
they are, or the materials for making and tell you
just how they are made and how much is required.
Ourstock of Pv'eything for making up holiday
gUt• was never quite so good as it is today.
OODZR/CM.