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zu wtaa+.ur. oufstaNd/sasr. teras y public
aw�r hsa,uLo..ama tastwwet tem.
INSUYA1WCt. LOANS. ETC.
UcalLIA•1' MUTUAL FIRS IN
iLL 4 U N A N l.s. U o. -►vat sed Masud
km a Amory mural.
lswar.-J. B. mMcI.. ,, Yr .,., 44,00,01 P.O.;
J.a ':aoedty. Vivo -flew. Uedrttoh 1'. 0.;
1boe,raL' Lays bso.-Ttea., mustard" P. 0.
lnteogtas-et . l.basq, eeaaoeth; Joh°
ti. brlev. Winthrop; W 111100a Rips. casrtaaos;
Jobs bwtanweee, wear Jetsam &vans.
Week weed ; Ju to *µI% basket : Mai/solar
yAgennts: J. N. 1Vo. fig i.viue; R.Bsslth.
(ianses; Jas. Lamminw ,LwtiiyU1s; Y
bloakby. soeforse. rue wentie /s. am ped
ameepwau. sue .at streemeamereseipsan at
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11. Limo. U a gisew as iMlaLek..
120.000 Amer'O. Wat-
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STRATFORD. ONT.
did
D A. MsL.aq.s.s.
Plinstant
TiMID.
I'Duketogo
7b Ms.doo
Aad Uva a lira serene attM slue:
But. Oh.
They have the revolution habit.
And I am timid as a rabbit)
lo 1 wits hardly southward lit
Until they calm themselves a bit
And learn to quit
Their reckless /booting
And highly sosaoosd revsIvtini
Hr tender skin
is for too thin
To act as backstop toe • ham
That makes as uaisvtted sum
1 do net care to M a mart
Tor eeckless esWsse ea a Mit
Or sem hem dad sr seared to Bath
Whir I w eat to take • eremite
Or alt or Mak m Mader gins
liaaaaaa tress • trlesety use
Thus sash' to seam 10 Irreales
To rya a mauve dew.
Te mw he ram se - fir
le eaeatrlea that a.s estehed.
Te M the work ort emeaesares
What thews • ma ea ism de mdse.
To tum a trim am has Ike .aur.
•ssarli as as the ■.care Bees%
at 411 maw Mak MU
Thee Batt ss hese •■ranee date
Aad teen mew .eat
TO name ewmt
T• teat ase me rsumesdal+a� sea. mat. es
Et
A broom se
The nesse as wham ober Baas/ wo
any le has elm ems wee meals
Than mom as ee • Mesar wet
Tem ameimme a sea ass
it tees Mei bee a same simai stet.
1 nay ss ores W req mama
last emu thea .aeras am damn
re weed MP els DOM nae beim
tlderewaas.
aim bare beard
et the was with
the hoer
"Why, yes."
"Well, be turned
out to be a rake."
R
seolgewasa
Te. Long About It.
A stuttering man went into a seed
store.
"H -h -ha -ba -have you g -g -g -got any
elrl-el-clover seed?" be asked.
"What's that?" asked the bard heart-
ed sinner behind the counter.
"I -I -1-I sa-sa-sa-said ba -ba -ba -Dave
You g -g -g -got -ha -ba -ha -have you g -g -g -
got a -a -a -any cl-cl-cl-clover se-se-se-
seedr
"We had some when you came into
the store, but it is all gone now. Why
didn't you speak about It sooner?"
Advios Fee Others.
"We shall have to take up a collec-
tion to send bet to the sanitarium."
"What's the matter with herr"
"Health broke down so aloe cannot
work at ber pectination."
"Aad what 1s her caltingr
"Wilting health hints for the maga-
zines."
Wanted to Know.
"What do you think about Jonesr
"What about him r"
'He lets his wife take In sewing to
.tipport him."
"The miserable dog! Has his wife
any unmarried 'titterer
Nothing to Hide.
"He tells his wife at night everything
he has done through the day."
"Doesn't skip an item,"
"Not one."
"Witt an uneventful life be most
I.ad r
Explained.
"What is meant by 'empty bonoriT -
"1 suppose they are those :bat have
ao effect on the grocer whoa yon try
to use thein to get him to maimed your
credit."
Cesepensatten.
Oh. art M ions'
But what of that
It It is also
Good and tats
K."
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
if you moat give advice give It for a
consideration Indeed of as a gratuity.
Charity coven a multitude of 'tan
bat 1t hardly ever smothers any.
Dort end faeht, but jird try at
Mee It
home men keep their sytapatNM b
amid sewage lest they make too great
• drum spas their porkatb•oka.
Pose hath bet victoria'. and tee
g rafter, get their casual rakes[.
Meese mes err. Merest trim ayaspa-
thy. others far the sake w tb.r jetla
A dog's bort Is worse than hte NMI
eispsetafy vitae be is erellea • sat
A ma• enjoys hes boyhood days mese
whir le Short lRf-dew
Owe Neel, may NOW Ma NIMH
MIK hat r these dare et OM sums•
dug• sal pi.m.o*N t add'e POW
• aMea, gR1msr..mrtl•r1f
rHE SIGNAL :GOI* RICH. ONTARIO
BATTLE STANDARDS.
S. Aneleet That Theo. tie. to Men-
tioned 1n the bible.
The custom of earrying Bap or stand-
ards In battle dates bed, et least to
1490 B. C. We and In Numbers 11, 2,
that "every man or the children of
Israel shall pitch by his own standard
with the esalga of Ws father's bowie."
Each standard of the twelve tribes thus
dlstingulabed was supposed to bah
been of a color to correspond with the
In Aaron's breastplate which
the name of that tribe. Under the
OM* tame banner are Included many
species, such as standard, enaign,
son. Sag. Sag. etc. These have been used
frost earliest times and in all countries
to direct movements of Keeps.
The earliest Roman standard wu
• beadle of straw died to the top of
a Wear. This was succeeded by ng-
eraa of aalmala, such as the hors* and
the boar, which soon gave place to the
eagle, the chief Roman ensign, after-
ward am umed by the German and
Preach emperors. By every warlike
people the Wooer ham been regarded
as as emblem of cant:met b000r. In de•
Maas etS wblcb each soldier was at all
tines ready to die. while banners and
imps takes from the enemy have al-
ways bees special trophies of victory
te wbieb places of honor In public
htttl» p have been assigned.
CULTIVATE MEMORY.
rt WIN Pwv. • Vdwhle Asset In Busi-
ness Affairs.
Memory Is an excellent quality, and
every easiness demands a special mem-
ory adapted to 1ta particular needs.
Take the doctor. for example. Hs
eras to know ■ Yuman body better than
Its very owner and must carry In his
Wed perhaps for years little points
that may be needed for future refer-
ence. Medics' memory is quite as Im-
portant as 'medical knowledge.
Every lawyer le obliged to know, as
a child knows its alphabet. the princi-
ples of law. and the judge must carry
Ws trained memory even further.
The editor or /subeditor engaged upon
a paper must remember the content.
of his ea for many months back- The
stockbroker must depend upon his
ttlaasory for wucb of the Informatioa
nes which he operates.
Naturally clergymen must allow their
mod to run upon religious mate
tem asd there are many divines wise
can literally repeat whole chapters
teem the scrltpares.
Seek profession, each business, has.
as* fora man wboae memory can be
erabsed for tho ooe parpaaa of sppiybg
it to the particular nastiest in which
he be engaged -Pearson' Weekly.
Even With the World
"A client of mine who. though ea
poseeaston of valuable properties. wag
sadly embatrraseed for• lack of ready
cash and somewhat pressed by his
creditors came to my office for consul-
tation the other day," saki a lawyer.
"He wanted me to advi.. bins as to
the bed course to pursue, and the drat
thing I did was to baul out my pencil
and dart In to figuring. After nam-
ing several large Items be brigbteoed
up and .ah 'Suppose we outspend
these calculations. After all, I am one
le each a bad soaps. As a matter of
sect, I believe I am square with the
world.'
"'How do you make that out? 1 in-
quired In some surprise.
'Weft, lt'a tab way,' be answered.
'1* thi7,king the thing over 1 have
laded the conclusion that there are
is* u many people that 1 don't owe
as that I do, and It mems that this
ought to make the balance about
right."-Baltlmots American.
Know H. Wee Beaten.
Roscoe Oonkling. recognlaed as era.
lite In constitutional matters, had sub-
mitted a quertion to the senate, taking
the afsrmativs of the proposition. The
following day (feaster Edmunds arose
and took the opposite view. Edmunds
win a g'r'eat friend and admirer et Al-
lan
len d Thurman of Ohio and et Joe
McDonald of Indiata.
'May i ask the senator from Termed
51 be baa conferred with the senator
tram Ohio es this matters Conklleg
asked. Edmrads replied that be had.
"Stay 1 further MIME* K tete manatee
from Indium was le the oglbnneer
eoattneed Cad ieg. "Se was." repaid
Edmunds.
'Then there fe am aired dee me to
make further argument" maid the Item
'York senators-Wasbbngtoa Post
Tia elms 'SS!
The letters "ms." are to be farad at
tb bsgtantng o5 ackoowledgatensand
ether legal documeote. tett sot ane a
a damn can t.11 yea what that cabal►
fie 'tib" le for. The abbreviation is a
aloetrsdMa et the Latin word "seal -
set" Which Y Mee a contraction. bay -
kg aflgfaatiy hem nektons as 'sable
State" aslant et whirr+, you wUl amen
(ins asses thee ems "a" The ward Ba -
ere era tea abbreviated deb is equip.
sleet ` the old >♦gaek "ee wit." as*
widely mood. the dura d snap slime
ONO to call peaks/Mr aikleelem r
what foHnws.
Tem A/sa1.
"tars abseil is tar /t1,,' sleeted cls
Mee gay.
"Tea" se.ww.4 Ma tlIMMe tmtr,
"tbe name who akin a harem• ttttr
N the Mimes* rheaddI t be seeprrd
it fie hlmma .tit. Mews Bites is the
game plesse-lrast11lp' 1a Seser
Whet laserem d She.
'7e yes est ted egrbies of ewe Mew
yen ea the me Were their egidgms
Ho ...r
'Vac f/0 seen - - B04os Eve a nigh
Ilan estse. r the mei et twrlr.
Estwa. , aseereelleiggiarteria
It
va•DAT. MAT M, 1912 i
P34°
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lit°3k61°
Seeing
this splendid
Lange places you
under no obliga-
tion to buy. We
guarantee the
.'Pandora" just as
willingly asMct lacy
people because we
know its perfec-
tions just as
may.
110
Mc_Clarys
e or wee 11 How. 11 Hard.
SPEED OF OSTRICHES
•
The astiliftest 5W Are Ch.....
Buyee. Ped M.nsg.ri.a
Io selecting ostriches for messeedm
or zoological gardens the nettled an
chosen, not because It wUl he memo
eery for them to run la their newt
quarters, but because swiftness is •
good Indication of health and nkM
nes.
A buying agent visited a pen at ale
triches lu Africa. At his call tare
beautiful birds came op to Isla 11••
Mg desirous of testicg their speed. its
arranged wltb the keeper !bat Set
sbould run a race. So be careened ohm
birds and •bowed them a Minitel e1
togs, of winch they are very ibb1.
The ostriches were held while the
visitor walked to a certain destamen,
At a signal they were net free and be-
gan to run for the ega- They came
bounding along at a terrine rats, tak-
ing twelve or fourteen Leet at a stride.
They ran neck and neck for more
than half the distance. their wings
working Mks arms and making a greet
sound Presently one drew abesd.
and, looking behind, as you may bate
noticed a boy lo a toot race do. to see
where bis rival was, and, fnding him
sten, the winner alarkened his pap
lad gently trotted up for the prise ell
'ie. -Exchange.
be
The "Anchor" Shot In Billiards.
The "anchor' or "cradle" idiot. as M
was caned before It was excluded
from all protest/Mona! billiard matches,
was made when two balls were jam-
med In one of the els pockets of the
regulation Engllsb bllllartl table so
that the player, by eztremely delicate
cue work, could keep them Were in-
defoltely and practically rho bis score
as high as be wanted to. BIIllardbb
quickly recognized tbat it was Doll
strictly sportsmanlike and therefore
abolished It In their contests- Frank
Ives stay properly be called the dis-
coverer of tbe shot. although be stum-
bled upon It by accident retiree 'baa
by careful comnutatlon of billiard an-
gles. In a matcb with John Roberta
In London for the world' champion-
ship be jammed two balls In obs o1
the pockets and held tbem there tnttt
be nn out toll won the tropby. Hie
rah of 2,540 points was a world's rec-
ord. -New York Times.
"Tit For Tat"
Professor Skeet to his etymological
dictionary explains the expression "Ht
for tat" as "blow for plow" and seri
that It b a corruption of tip for tap,
where tip U a alight tap. He refers to
Ballinger's worts. 1., 2143 (Parker so-
ciety). the translation of whkb is. I
believe, dated 1577. May I be permit-
ted to direct attention to tbe tad that
'tit for tat" had already appeared at
em earlier date In John Heywood's
"Proverbs," 1546?
Mese tit ter tat (auotk 1J Ise even bund is
set
M' tie flans bead asaya.t the goose lab.
1n a note It is stated that 'tit ter
tat" is simply a corruption for rant
pour tent HaIlIwN1-Philltppa' dktlem-
miry has "tint for tent tit for tat."--•
Leaden Notes and Qa.rima
A Diatom Vsrdlet.
`ies.' geld the oId traveisr. 'I was
em a jury osce. It was • ase dmmr trim/
I did• I want the fsliow Moped sod
get stalk oat against Um other elves
SOP ulna data. locoed up lo the jury
rens when they gave is. mod we
beeegkt M a vetrdki et est gritty, ass
thea / was ready to stab wad with
kik"
"What about?
"Dawe the mob bad Canoed Ds
primmer oe the very Graf day we were
Indeed cep."
Gelled Wen Paper,
A wail paperer advises to get a tilt
et cheap eett°s bettlmg for cteasdos
tailed well paper. With a piece of the
bedtime flu e+vw ti• mortar. of the ev
per lightly. Then with same mon bat.
Deg ge ever tbe paper with greater
promos. The made r soseslosse.
heap the paper leeks( wen (hie
Swatmsle AeoM be Oven oesan/om•np,
The Peer Peels.
Awist.M Rlrter-Masa%& peas !bale
• Dem oleo lose tY nus set a ere gem/
ye
olea
Wok be the pais
elk • lielkele 411110110P
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ILLAP
SON 110
New Curtains and Curtain materials
Our showing of Lace Curtains Aad Curtain Materials i., without • doubt.
the finest showing of these goods ever shown in Huron Oounty.
Nottingham Curtain. from, per pair, bite to ga.3tt
Swiss Curtains In white, ecru and Arab shades,
newest dodges, fruw, per pair, 52.25 to 117.50
Bungalow Nets-tbe most popular material of
the season, in white ecru, and Arab, from,
per yard , Bic
Scrims in newest weaves No better wearing
material than Scrim, all colors, per yard, 10c up
Fancy Nuttioitham Nets, exclusive designs,
very popular. from, per yard.. IPc to 73c
The handsome Scotch Madras Mullins in the
most captivating designs make haodsowe
drapes suitable for all rooms, trona, per
yard Bic
SCOTCH WOOL CARPETS
Scotch Wool Rugs imported erect front Ayershire, Scotland,
in the newest deaignr, in richest cotorioggss,, suitable for all
rooms, will give endless wear anti are notifiable. Sizer 2} r
3 yard.. 3 z 34 yards and 3 z 4 yards, From, $7
garb ..... ....
.50
SPECIAL VALUES IN SERGES
Sven& ail et 001 t1le.we to nary, black and t- d, for suits, 75c
skirts and '
ahildmo . west, 54 inch.. wide. Per yard,
CHILDREN'S READY-TO-WEAR
lg•wes . nog • much larger .aeortment this season than
ian°wiy is (%axes..'. It sady-so-w ar.
i•Mrt lungless Dee-ees le °ewes ktmono .heves, to 75c
dt .rim 4 to 12. From. saes
Cadlibssli Nate dying embroidered fawn faree.ea, ,wan-
ell75c
oly media is amorteet styles. to tit ogee 1 1. 14, from
Children's
Heady -to -wear — Con.
Infants' Lawn Robes
Infanta' Embroidered Cashmere
Robes
infants' Cashmere and Bedford
Oord Colt',
Infante' ,and Children's Pique
Coate and 1) ,-uses.
Special Values in
Children's Rompers
el large assortment + ( these
useful garments -just tit r tbing
for the children when playing
around the house. Per pair,
1100 and 75.o.
Infants' and Children's Head -
wear in all the smartest styles in
lawn, silk and straw -Bonnets
and Hata, Leather Tama and
Felt Hats.
McCall's Patterns. None other
quite so good.
MILLAR'S SCOTCH STORE ata
CtJWAN'5
PERFECTION.
COCOA
Is good for Growing Girls
and Bon—nod they like tt k
nourishes their kltie bodies and
makes them healthy and strong.
Cowan's COCoa, ea you get a brass your
grooa, is absolutely pure. Ib d.itious
thews obtained by the are of the iigbert
grade of Cocoa bears, .k,lhdiy Weeded.
Not its is added to impair the beahb-
Wildirs properties of the Gone.
175
Do You Use
Cowan's Cocoa?
Stabil
MONTREAL.
THE STANDARD 1• the National
Weekly Newspaper bf the Dominion
of Canada. It 1s national in all Its
alms.
It uses the moat expensive engrlf+Fe
Inge, procuring the
ill over the world.
Its articles are carefully. selected arse
;ts editorial policy ir thorougbly
independent,
A subscription to The Stafldard
casts $2.00 per year to any address 14
Canada or Great Britain.
TRY IT FOR 19121
photographs fro*
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PURIFIED Ms BLOOD
Dr. Mor'as's Indian Root Pills
Healed Mr. W11son's Sur..
Wham the sewers of the body-bnweia,
kidsefs and skin ductsget clogged up
Use ood quickly becomes impure .mitt+
he bl
hagsestly sores break oat over the body.
The way to Beal them, as Mr. Richard
W55 , who lives Dear toady*, Oat,
who: is be purify the blood. He
'Per sem time I bed been in a low,
d.pnasad eenditiaa. My appetite lett
ses mad I seen began to .artier trees MA -
Quite a sod Meldsas formed nbar d men ewer my I
Med m dicbe tar the blood .ad few
ssmmm��y Mode et efstaeste, but wllbmt
rtlisMry toslts. What was wagged
wad • clamming of the Mist
sod I leaked about in vale for some mei;
dee that amid DmDespalh Ni
At bad Lit. Monne Iodise hest Pi
were
sr etas m..ts aw-tisime 1
bine seer unless is
ti per
led a bunt W e mns wagh.sisi
abraye
a wsilisem . sod w Imbed
lgmma' >IfRoe se Os rearayist Pik dams
d�ildmaseat�eIlk aahhem bid by$
THE GODERICH GARAGE
TO
MOTORISTS
1 now have a full stock- of Motor Acce.enries, sac
as Spark Plugs, Wiring, Flesh Batteries, Battery
Connectors, Ammeters, Acetylene Burner, Gas Bags,
Generator Tubing, Carbide Tire Patches -no cement
patches; Tube Protectors, -'Rim (Jut Pitches, Quick
Repair Outfits, spare Tube Bags, Tire Envelopes, Inner
Tubes. Valve Parts, Tire Testers, Gasoline, Oils, Grease,
Linseed Soap for washing automobiles.
Anything not mentioned in the above list, please
ask for as I carry a complete stock and can furnish
supplies at remarkably low prices.
Yours truly,
JOHN G. KUN TZ
Kingston St. Goder)ch
Ja►inty But Durable
FOOTWEAR
NO MATTER WHERE YOUR
SHOPPING STARTS it always ends at
our store if you are looking for the season's
newest and most attractive shoes.
Pump styles, with and without straps,
made in Patent and Russia Tan leathers
will be the most popular.
The new patterns fit like a glove and
will not slip at the heel.
Come and try on a pair and see how
nice they look and feel on the feet.
Repairing
Downing & MacVicar
NORTH R11)R OF BQUARR, fODIPidB.
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