HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-12-22, Page 3THE SIGNAL: GODER1UH ONTARIO
THE
ORIGINAL
AND
ONLY
GENUINE
THEY WON'T BREAK.
BEWAlt E
OF
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TIONS.
tiuLD ON
THE
MERITS Of.
IINARD'S
LINIMENT
BOOK IIIN ll 1 N (4
MAGAZINES,
P�.RIODICALS and
LlbRRARIES
surd or repaired.. _-
60L1) LETTXRINU
an LEATIIN:R GOODS
All orders promptly attended to on leaving
them at TH 1► aw N AL, Ouderleh.
A. E. TA Y LO K. tlyi rnlb
1- CIVIL ENGINEERING
AUUHAN M. RUMISK 1•B, t I V I1.
and Hydraulic a:narineer, .Ustarlo Land
Surveyor.
Unice- McLean Brock, Goderich, corner
Montreal .Uwt, Telephone 15:.
Photo by American Press Association.
THE rI.azrar.E COSSET -
gvery woman who does bee owe►
�ersework and every woman whe suf.
ewe from too, too solid flesh knews W
Iter regret how rarely corset steels
.break when ebe bends over. here is a,
corset which L warranted to with -
and
stpnd the most strenuous exercising
end hold its own unbeok_----•--"
The steels are mCi& elf some sort of
1 steel which rebounds with .v•
ery motion of the wearer. They are
*northing new and will be a comfo•':
to womankind. as they aro shapely
and there Is no outward appearance of
"common Neese." which marts so many
of the hygienic garments.
MEDICAL
R. W. F. tiALLUW. lilt. B.
A Typewriter irwd a Princess.
Times do change.
Even a dozen years ago tbe thought
of speutinn of a typewriter and a
uniosand reeldencu. hurl greet, Uoderich. erincese ell In 'one breath would hare
earth of Cutyaty heelt.try odic,. Telef.bone 1"1 seemed shockingly incongruous .
LEGAL
DROUftl•UU7'. HAI':f & KILLo1(.
r AN. t,a:osier...u1ldUre, totalities r•ublie.
py10rWd Ip the Ma, hunt Court. etc. Private
tunas to Irnd nt lowest rate. of Intoe',
Whole14.4 ..ale Square. lioderich. NF.
PltoUl•ilf(rr, K. 1 ., #L L'. 1SAY81.:
LI 1.LOKA N.
IIIU. CAMERON. K. C., BARRIS-
7 KK. wlu:nor. notary puWlc. UWors -
aluiltuu buret. t.cderlch, third dour from
Square.
'HARLEM DARRIROW. L.LB.. BAIL-
KwTkK, attorneys. sollottur. etc., Lode
r,rh. Moseyto lend at loom t r.is.. '
AUu. JOHM,'ION, BARRISTER
. .olleno. tunaunol,uu, uou!) public
1.105../ Mamlllu,.11ett, Omit rlch.001.
•
INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
Mc1KILLG? MUTUAL FIRM IN
n t h A? (' 11 l U. -)arm and twlat.ud
elupeny u,.urtd.
0iaoer.-J. ft. Mclw+rn. Pres., rleafurth 1'.0 :
Jan. Counoll), Vim -Pres., ',munch e. U ;
l bumw 14.. hays. bac.-"1 itu., bearoth P. U.
Lu.Otpw--Nw. *beset.). r calor th; John
U. Urleve, wlntprop • tseurae tars, seeiforte;
Jobe lteuneweu, hrodheeeu; Jau.tr avers,
li.et:hrto,l ; John Natt, nano►; Malcolm
Mc6wen, oauuu.ld.
Aaur.•: J. N, leas, Holte.vllle; 11. Shill h.
Ha tuck : Ja.. 1 UIIIWII,K.. arrnund, ill.. R
hits El). Seafoi. h. ru.., y hulu.le ,sun pay
an. e.. Weil., ..al pet into crud. recelptea M
'I ut.i 5. Divan., l li Otun, ui at it. h. (.std
rapes v. timeworn ewor eureet U0Mrlob. -
�LOOOD PRIVATR FUND$ TO
fsV VVV 1onn. Apuly w M. U. CAM-
.J.Y.:. Lw*tu.tat. h.mnt..0 .tract Unclench.
W • H. HOBEItTTI )N. .
INsURANcit AUSNT.
)INC AND UGH AIS«: hnlarh. 1..0adl.n and
A rater IUan.
IDLN 1',
DICKS PM AND t.MILOTelta' LIANn:
1'1 r : 1 be *,tear. A1o:idellt and UUalrl,tee
orpotaUun, limited. of London. hug.
IiD•'1J'I• ANnt•V1aANT►►boNI. : 'I be L.S.
I idelity and livarautee tAini is ny.
Unice at te.u..rhee. Isottheaal corner of Vie
■nd ht. 1,avida streets. 'Phone *:e
JOHN W. CRAiGIE, LIFE, FIRE
and accident IDauraute. Agent fur lemming
• aUWal and stuck Ouw1anle.. nww.nua 1n ru
nn.• shouted vu bee- plans mud rt luwnt rale.
-.a11 .t e/rnee. OOrner N est street and t%qu.re
ur .01045..4. J. la I;KAIUIY., UWet ice, Vut
rete .sane 25
MARRIAGE LICENSES
WAL'1'litt 4 1k4LLk, J. l'.,
UUD4K►t.l3. Vh /.
ISMACR OF MARRIAGE LICEN$(1i8.
VV!.ANE, ISSUER OF MAItRI-
• AIM li.s.rm. (iedertch. Out
SHAVING PARLOR
'REDFORD BLOCK BAKBMRMHOP-
D -1 his well-known and popular •rand
°nen' iW patmnI the best service in shaving
balrcuttlna, eta.. etc. ladled' antonymous
specWty. Only skilled hands employed.
lour patronage will be app•o.iated. H. H.
SOMA MMt, Proprietor.
ARCHITECTURE
ARTHUR J. BARCLAY. MEDAL
l.itil Royal !militate British Art haecis
nt.ldeor, Sault. house. Gwent. h. Plans, de
tail. and Mr ecincallon. prepared for residences
and public bmlding.. •:orrespondeuce in
Med.
AUCTIONEEEING
I IMAM AN It t'uD11Y, LlVhrt'IOUK
1 and general auctioneer. Offices un south
street. where he w111 he found at all times
when not crying Ake.. Terms reasonable sod
4'v ri y t dun wed to give you eaU.r.ctIoa.
Phone
IU$IC
/1ODBRICH OON8KRVATORY OF
11 MUSIC.•
J.H. posed« t,. L. I, Y. tEngWtdl, T. C.
Ill. (To*ontol, °Mantel i chneeh voles oal-
(.re,
(*monis!, And pinho, nor. counterpoint.
Or- A. Y. ('tons Matto. harmon, counter-
point.
t I
point. etc. MI.� ANIltawM kindergarten
and piano. Mien Haran -4'R .1111n. A. ii.
Uncap mandolin. miler And dancing. For
information Na to terms. etc., apply at
l'onMervaao.y.
W. J. MUIR & CO.
UNDERTAKERS
ANO EMB.(ILMERS
Ofan. PDniia we-. w.•t Aldo of Aquae.
Residence 'Phone lye south target
opmeat psepltal.1kod.d0h.Ont.
But not so now. Princesses are very
m0ch up to date. .
The) would every bit as eciwn bang
away no • typewriter la to laborious-
ly dips gold tipped q€Ih lino a to.tt:e
of ink and indite their thoughts with
laborious dignity.
No less a personage than Princess
Mary• the only daughter of the king
and queen of Creat Britain. has re-
nwtly learned to use a typewriter and
w111 assist fa typing some of her
father's more private correspondence.
The princes intends to learn et og-
Rphv Altai and is keenly looking for-
e/1rd to helping her mother.
bridge Prizes.
Silver tel. for running ribbons of
rarlous widths through lingerie mal --e
excellent •simple prizes for bridge or
euchre. 'ebere are usually four "lead-
ers," a•' the bodkins are called in each
set. and to little brocaded covers. as
they are. become attractive as well as
gleeful- Another pretty trifle that ev-
ery girl likes to have is a small hoase-
wife for her sewing bag. A tiny fancy
Emery cushion. a small pair of scis-
• sora. a ueedlecase and sometimes a
gay bit of wax -all mounted sad Join-
ed together -are desirable and not ex-
pensive.
So great is tbe fad for bridge scores
of various kinds that they are always
excellent prizes for men as well as
women. Most elaborate are -some of
the newest pads and books. being
hound In the gayest fashion and bus -
Ing small reminder.' of the trump so
arranged as to change It after each
hand. Pencils accompany them. and
the cases may be used again when the
original scores have been exhausted.
Smart School Blouse.
For school wear n plaid blouse Is al
wires good style worn with a dark
skirt. The material may be either silk
or one of tbe new worsted plaids tbat
are as soft and silky ns the latter fab-
ric.
ad
ric. These woolen pinlds come with
the name on them of the clan to wblch
A PALL «Loess
they belong. so tf one is of Scottie?'
descent they may sport their owu par-
ticular "plaldle."
The blouse Illustrated' bas a narrow
teal of navy blue *effete with slmu-
Sited buttonbnlea nod small Mittens
rovertd-leith the rank which also edges
wide eleerlder Walt. There 1N lit-
tie
IPtip change In the new shirt walats eg-
(•ept that most of them when not of
w'aeh stuff.. hare the long shoulder
effect and are often made in one with
the bn(1: . -iron
A Mind's All Right, But -
it IN all right for s woman t, hav• a
entad of tier own If Atte keeps it to hot -
WI' and lets the man tMnk his la the
only meetellty lo tha neighborhood
CONVIThere were Brill Thuntiug poisons.
CT A POET? I The Hunting Parson.
William Huck,. Claims to Have Writ
ten Hymn In Angli):an Hymnal.
%S111taul Huellr, now serving a sev-
en-year sententw iu Kingetou Pettit's.
tiery fur alleged blae•kuaul while ere
gaged n, the private detective boniness
im Mtrtuilwu. hue written the Anglican
Arc•hbIahep of Ottawa, eleinung aU•
thorahtp ui hymn 676. "Ju=1 for To-
lley," lh the, hoot; ui common 1+rails.
He say,
"111 July. 1876. 1 was addressing an
open -rat mee•tiug in Hyde Park. L''uri•
land. ivy subject brjug 'ltd lelity ver•
aria Cluistlanity.' During my remuarka
1 referred to the love of God as ex-
enfplifled in •.the provision He Mel
made for "nun', ..U . U infi-
del iq •the _audience interrupted due,
.asking why we prayed 14G(.d for
'daily_ bread: wily nut u -k for u year's
supply 1i1 -reply I "told u -tory of a
little girl. who 'Item bring- asked the
stifle quetttut..replied, ' lief ,fse we do
not want etude bread. we:ilia fresh
•bread: eueh' day.' 1.pau reaching m;
et:ule and thinking -8,000 :hr incident.
l (•uluisteeed u leaflet eutitie.l''Just for
To -Day, whier, 1 recited the following
Sunday ut au open -ear mert:ng to
Hyde Park. A gentienlau named
( ouflee;. Int Awtrahan, wh., was pre.-
a•nt. asked me- 'after the 'revering if I
would Mils t:*e verse printeu, offer-
ing to hw e.11.1.000- 'printed 1f I`wuitlti
.1•elri•e• w •t.- tt,.w to de, -(A A prihtor
nautili Frederick 'triawies • pritate l
turn*. ate: tl.y Idol ie au, -c
«fra
elnotlurr ;,Ji,lllr. acre p pr
itt,tilftt vrere-
1Ve bad one in our parish. who, how-
ever, had given it his profession and
was e*iid. only to put on a white tie,
when be was going to deal for r hone.
There was another near us who, when
sentiment gi ew atripter, was called to
account by tbeBiehop. "Mr. Blank.
1 have of a word to say manned your
tuinIetrations. lfut tbre is a tattling
' world and they tell me that you
hunt." "It is indeed a tattling world,
my Lord. The$. say your Lordship
goes to t be Queens belle." "It is true
tbat when 1 ani invited by Her Maj-
esty 1 do not think it prover to de-
eline. Brit 1 ani never in the room in
which the dewing iegoing on." "That
is just wy case, my l: td. I have only
e old titre, and 1 ani -never in thej•
d in which the hounds are."-(iold-
o Smith, in, "Memories of My
Horne," i.i the. Dreembrr Csnoelian
Magazine. '
Are bald Men the Happiest.?
A doctor state.etha t baldness sof • not
a disfigurement. ilut a positive charm
-to a pretty WOnlan•r eyes. Just.
when et man ie beginning to notice
with anxiety the evev.increasing peach
of t taldnees.ou his head. that rppprr srs l
to be the time. he• says. when he is
enter rig into the happiest period of
his rite. For be then et ids higher in
the opinion of the tate-
ever did 'store- His chat
goes a subtle and indeMn
•'lt is _diftbx ran
' 1 • ' "=.lilt i ti itl97?
1(r.000 were printed ' in
t,,. l«:: a Looe toy barna Was at.
.rc..cU.
:It hue :Coe -Leen published in see -
t e-.:1 rr1 Cod- 1:a1a•rs, l under.tand.
"The hyo.: G.ti in 'The- ,K*sok of
l' •Sul,'•:. t'a,.. iii; leaflet,
r to lt:iv
*,.e:t 11 it reit. In the original they
1. efi• e-3,. lrre,i a- 1u110 A•-:
rev thorn he •
after and
at.ge.
•Yrct rer-
an is Mn
"but tu'
is " disput-
sol w _bald-headed
well -lied bywod•rn," he say
my experincee - the fact
able.
A it Frosty.
"Sir; said the young tuan 114 he
tried the library for the purpose
LetViewing the father of then h• g
•'1 Jilin in love with your (1 igh
1;Ittve ylan any ol••leetieue to for fruit:'
eo-
to-
I.
'1 teuua.- and receive -my purling Aoul,
uou 11l..«•tat•:
:...i .1*.1•. ;1-to.-,hlt- I ,tie
• til 1.011..' 4. c4 55. .
•+--ie--r--t=.-?n.-i-F.+tFTit-titl._it-ner11.• _--
1- u, 1104 pray-
I;uI 1.3.4'1. a., , ;
140,1
Ju-• : •• ac.
+, w,l,- .-1.11•- .,. tie_ Or
. 1 buy. 14.111
`,.. .• .� •Aaiun lrOnl hr
, - _ n North O
d
Me,
incl,
.used
he-
!lad'
4
filen bead to low.
••1 u.'e !navy.- !l. replied. •'1V v. I'
wnuldo't weara ar,iefl . ►nit like tti
to dust fight. 1VI. mil. yon ill.
foosure. utter tailori -. iaug , Ne iv
A woman tea ,. ' Iola of /hinge ri
l404-lti i**.tiul a-�►-tN+trt- 1tWt�.r
wrong by reason.
•,1.1 It :: lav'or 1
it. the tact=
:cte _ with
Ujza'jti wtitl
nay In. giv
r{ i l an, confide
• •• : 11 111y vernre are e0r
.,1 a puler to th
:u••r Praier,' the truth..
-1 IN ackla,w
ou
as
tl
i1
Islet tot.' t,a- ecru
• •4•:.2.' .•f 'Just fur
,aU. 1 ut.::-'• : in 1 7c' with nay
l •t•,- 'it1: 11t•.i. .. '.
Theletter wvf- ierwarded to .1 Ed-
• l! ".1 .4 044., '1(.r.)1114., w•IN• acted es
r. eery of the ,•o1up111ft Pru cu111t11it-
• • :•1 i:;*• hvrl1114t! wilywill make an
,yulrc. 11.4g•uge the eonlposition aii-
,.cat- as 'ttnotlyn:(.u- :n the new-Angli-
n:l Iq nig. la,ok, is ha- often Leen at.
i uteri 1( the Right Rev.. Samuel
I•rrlone , _ a tiii.hop n, the Church
•f' Epglarei, who IL 3lead mime time.
1714,4:4, Hilly 'is- hoping that hie
• t(. author -hip may. assist in
+horteni,IF hie prison term, 'a- was
:he caw et a young English teeet in
.t. Paul: M11111.. t.emtentiary recently.
_Mr7-Hatl., Tiike On "1t:-,letM:-
11 Butler, lkomltiion Iron, &
• 3•! C4„ made some important re.
(arks at the Canadian Club 'in 8t.
John the -other might. Mr. , Butler
:hint(' that city• ought to be the model
.,ort of Airierlea. Fie ee,ys Montreal is
to be Canada's summer port. and 8t.
John the hnven•.,4d the winter merr-
ier. • He •w.mnlented on the. facilities
If 8t. Sohn -in the front row with
•he beet'of•ans town in the Dominion
to -day. Courtenay Bay on the east
if the harbi)r gave the ex -railroader
•n idea. Why (lose not enterprise get
• -nude and dredge the bay and knock
..„tow More wharves inti, shape? An -
Aber point o1 Mr. Butler's
"With proper freight handling me-
•'hanism between tbe -wharv* 'and
steamer-, your port. figuratively
Peaking. would -he bei. aft avrrage of
nbbut 25(1 of 31M miles inland." He
biked out a nl11.0 during his lecturer
•o the- club. and traced the future of
Rt. 'John, He reminded the diner*
'''•.t thev. would be sure' of ro in
tranl<ccmtinental roads John
...old be a big tcrmin int in five
Urs. He ale, rete teethe Hudie n
!;. y dream fast approaching reality.
lir. Butler set out le prove that if
1d -eon BRy aittf Strait,' .le -Traver
• tele. the $aritinie Province? will fin.t
1 much easier to ship their stuff up
i fort Nelson, aer . the Buy to
• d West. .end where aloes .It. John
.,me in if tide i" "o% Mt. Boder'.
.1 :swat•. "Rt..Jnhn ill the netuntl port
the Maritime Provinces."
.Portugal and" Ca -
Portugal's ' 4K.pul ' t ie 'given at •
fi
1 n.1 eros ' , into are area cif 35//400
r' tiara 31111e4, IN•itlpt a 11111P more tl'1!ttt
.illi that of Canada*- ps.stag#- "tamp
Prox�fh�pe tK Manitehfi. in trade Por•
'• girl fitlh.,,,,,,aawar helew cena,ln:\. Fier
. ,nhual torn* experts and irgports
4.nourltibg to le.s than 100.000,000 mi:•
;As.. A niilrei- living slightly •more
than a dollar. while Cmisile'• Ira +,
nrnnUnt' t•4' about 1640.0n1011'. P'.rtu•
qr•l'" .opplatidn i'• entirely Roman to
r''igir.•.. the.,Hgut , of 190P ahowini
o 'lc, 4/91 Protestant. and .Ml Jews.
1,' -Ian. is six ut the ,:ln4',4-:ae Na To.
1 1itbZ. a lw•1•allatio:i of 358,1im.
!.flect.d Olery. '.
Tii: relative importance of .plaeee is
soa,.•tiinee .m,nto"ingly elated: For in.
stance, I)r. A. e. Vogt was ones•naked
in New York if "Toronto were not
tl.e down where you changed enr- for
Cobalt."
A women innocently amused the in
of a resident of 81. Catharines by
raying about that picturesque rrppoct,
'Oh, 'ye. that s where not eutomoh'.le
broke down on tIM'wog trona Bridals I
to Toronto.'
4.
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$ 1000
" I wouldn't take a thousand
dollars for the good VINOL has
done me. I was told that Cod Liver
Oil was the medicine I needed for
my weakened condition and poor
blood. I could not take the greasy
mixture, and when our druggist told
me that VINOL contained not only
tonic iron but all the medicinal prop-
erties of Cod Liver 04 without the
grease or oil or bad taste, I made
up my mind that was the medicine
for me. I tried it. and to -day am
strong and well."
Mrs, J. T. SNVDER,
Greensboro, N. C.
W. guarsalaw tko gea.fasaesa of tke
above t*.Nss..lat. ,
We sell VINOL with the
understanding that if it does
not give the purchaser per-
fect saris_ factiurn
`oney without question.__
Will you Ply a bottle use
der ese conditions?
- 11. C hanlop, penguin,. (i, d.•,1 -1*.
Ji
dee
•
A Mystery.'"
my. a rely of Aevee },•'•h*, twee
in el 101 ore,. a word nl the
Bret reader•.• Hi. n,..thrr ed 1
mai ,aid..'•Jintn.y, what n,t- you think-
laMAMMAL-
about +•'
"4*, t hw said, "I'vw-t 'ink -
g how Adan. gut through the link
o.
rider with nobody 145 help.hiiiii -
ople who have 151 weaerw•igI esD
act r if it were le rut to b• IwW-
he•d I.
9kk 'a alwaya.1't 2,moan t.h.t a
had .*want her hu.hard sway
The Amberola
A new Edison Phonograph
The greatest of all sound reproducing in-
struments -as beautiful artistically as it
is wonderful, harmonious and natural
musically. It plays both Edison Standard
and Edison Amberol Records.
It comes in either Mahogany or Oak;
. has drawers for holding 100 Records. The
pace is $240.
There are Edison dealer, everywhere (a4' to 1N
n.ar.-t ar.l hear the )Aison I•honographlay
1.•h Pilon SLOW/not .ad r:dls,.n .lmbrol y.. •
..r,Ipn..t complete -Paulo's from your dealer or
tronaFwn.•m L'4,6engraphe, slain to SUAIM. Edison
"rands,,: Reeool..C.-. ' Edison .tmlrrol
(pyy ,oy,. a, *oma. tf.•. r-dlrm urate* „per.
M..:r.:,, rt.' . 10112.60. .
NAtIONAL PHON RAPH CO.
1M & Laken Ave.. Oran* N.1., U.S.A.
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS AND RECORDS SOLD $Y
JAS. F. THOMSON, Goderich
12 to 18 Ho!ars Ahead of the
MornM.orntitg Papers
Every issue of The Toronto Daily Star contains the day's
price quotations on the Graih and Live Stock Markets of
Toronto, Montreal, Buffalo, Chiclgo and other important centres
-the very same quotations that the morning papers will print
next day -1z to 18 hours later.
The Toronto Daily Star market reports are most accurate,
and getting them every day you are always able to catch the
market at its highest point and to sell your products at the
highest prices prevailing.
To be a daily and constant reader of the Toronto Star
market reports means money in your pocket -a live paper for
wideawake people.
TORONTO DAILY STAR
Clubbing
TAia )safer and the
Toronto Daily Star
Offer Jur one year for ,f'9.2o
$1.50
a Year
tl
THt RSDAT, Dat -saga 22, 1010 7
'm 54 MILI,AR'S SCOTCH STORE 'Pm" 54
We take the grdatest
pleasure in extending to
one and all our cordial
Wish that they may have
a (l)erry
Christmas
anZ)a
FappV
car -
L_
a®.1=1C
Coming events cast- their shadows before.
Our Annual Stocktaking Sale w i 1 1
commence Tuesday, January 3rd, 1911.
ane D. M!LLR & SON'r
inter SuitingsL
and OVERCOATS
A one +election Of
• fir•t-claw goods at
(HUGH DUNLOP'S
IA'EST STIlkLr
1'p.to-date Tailoring in
....ell our grrn.•ut.... .
4.
J. BROPHEY
OLDER/ON
THE ;LEADIN(,
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended 10
tt all hours, night or day.
1
When You g
Buy
a Ran e
uV Satisf•action Toy
IY
It is not necessary 'to buy a Range -
without absolute assurance that it will
prove'satisfactory in every way. You
nee n't take the dealer's word -for it.
You an get more substan..in} . assur-
ance t an. that.
J
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taw- - : r•
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Guaranteed
and the guarantee is backed by th
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no. introduction die ranks of the
most reputable stove manufacturers in
Canada. We have studied the stove.
business for twenty years, and so
successful has our study been that the
siov>•s we make are perfect enough to
guarantee. it will pay you to investi-
gate further.
Made by
THE MOFFAT STOVE COMPANY,
Limited
Weston, Ont.,
Winnipeg,
Calgary
FOR SALE 'N GODERiCH AT
FRED HUNT'S HARDWARE STORE
IIAMit.T('N STREET