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lets lienee 4jMeakaae• sellamb e/vsoe:
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(MUER Or btAaa1Aas LICENS.7e.
SHAVIRO PARLOR
BDFORD BLOCK IIASBERwelHinewn and alerlike 'MO
iIHOP. !
Maim tie bem a r -vie. to .
akavin
lleiia=-Lcisablatemeeree
Forty years in use, 20
years the standard.
pre-
scribed and recomended by
physicians. For Woman*
Ailments, Dr. !dart a l's
Pills, at your druggist.
PRACTICAL PRESENTS
FOR THE HOUSEWIFE
OM Fashioned Cross Stitch Used
For Making Charming Gills.
The recent revival of cross stitch
for needlework goes merrily on. slot
not the least attractive and muerte
meatus of employing this old ta.biooed
stltcb is in the ma•otacture of tueet
•Vir? TOW/EL IX CI.:r PYITCM.
towels for Christmas presents The
tlnet ration *bows a very dainty
model with quaint basket design car-
ried out In dull bine.. tans tied pink.
A tansy wort bag to creamy linen
with tittle flowers of cross' stltcb
across the lower eod of It for a border
and the owner's Initials In crop stitch
above would be an appreciative gift
for the housewife.
Not a White Elephant Gift.
One of the most useful presents for
a busy woman Is a /Imp!e mending
bag. A more elaborate present may
become a "white elephant" where an
everyday necesetty of this kind will
prove its worth repeatedly. A useful
weft for a busy mistress of a house-
hold is that of a cretogne pocket, sus-
pended from a folding wooden frame,
after the manner of a camp stool.
The frame can always be procured
easily and only requires sufficient cre-
tonne of a dainty pattern to form the
nucleus of an eminently serviceable
sewing kit. When not In nae it can be
folded up and placed in a corner,
wbile It has a distinct advantage over
the ordinary sewing bag. in that when
the frame is extended the whole of
the contents are vItible at once.
The cretonne should be ganged on to
the frame. with a beading of about an
tach extending above the rods, while
innsf pockets for the sewing addenda
can be added to snit individual taste.
The roved or square wooden boxes to
wblch crystallized fruits are bought
can be transformed into tbtngs of
beauty, with the help of a yard or so
of cretonne. Very fine cretonne should
be used, and this sbonld be pasted on
the box.
An Extremely Useful Offering.
The bou.ewffe who is careful of her
handsome mabogany dining table will
be charmed to rendre on Christmas
morning s set of linen table mats.
The number is only limited by the
•
ttwp ttatilRi MATe.
tb.eeVs gesseed f. Wt es a rate the
list e.sMsts .t • bop stmt fee the neat
platter sad fee of the protectors for
o w meet vSabb. dishes
Te slab these mats two pieces at
hsavy white Rasa ars required lar
e ach p•d. width 1. buttonholed teeth•
et except at es* sad. where so op.n-
keg b lett b wiMS te .Hp asbestos
mal cot a trite maw than th...F
r Is et9WOMItg. The elferese• In
sloe eK the Ilam and the asbestos Meta
Is ea/bred rte farm • herder, whirl' b
tars is mama w110 • row .f simithie
alit ltheg.
These Nb may he et aborted been.
Mt white I. • aster Metes totem este
know the eels, yellows .est .Antes
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so Trims /
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THE SIGNAL : i ODERI
CHRISTMASY TRIFLES.
!alto demeliedy Happy by Giving
Her a R.ti.ilet
livery Christmas needl.worter tbl-
year i. making • reticule \for sonic
cram body. There 1s a at pws.t for
these graceful hags, and styles Waage
from simple affairs of lioen ter use
with nett summer's frocks to the most
elaborate bags of satin and gold lap,
to be carried with opera and tbeatsr
costumes. Bucks a beg. if It U to be
successful must be tashlooed with the
very best of materials. sod a really
handsome bag of tkls sort may easily
cost 84 or :5 for the materials alone,
though the finlsbed model. In the
shop., especially the imported models,
are tremendously expensive. The
handsomest reticule. are made of
heavy, soft satin. veiled with gold
nor or metallic net and ornamented
with the tiny ribbo. Sowers which
may be bought all ready to apply.
liopise bap of satin. embroidered
with alb or chianti, and braided with
lead or saver seed. are very effective
also. and most dainty theater bags
tally be made et Dresden ribbon, lined
wttb sett, heavy satin In a delicate
pastel tlst The large reticule Is al-
ways perfectly at in shape and le
•wally is envelope style. wltb one
glee bottretnc over the other at the
Wp L thin strip of whalebone should
he Inserted inside the lining across
file see of sorb • reticule.
Qe•i l Effects In Pincushions.
♦ esarzeragly quaint little pincush-
ion cad eon tbat can easily be made
b the girl wbo ran handle • needle,
le the lerewmte cushion. Hunt up one
et yevr lost negkrted .mends. tbe
pees poeg bail. anti wttb watercolors
pont a weird looking face upon It
Tien take a piece of esteem tbe color
yen wtab to dress Brownie In and cut
it tee tortes Icing by three Inches
wide. Sew this tigbtly at each end to
form Kra that stand away from the
head and cattier the rest op behind to
snake the little baldbeade4 cap, tben
paint In a little fringe of hair to peep
ISO HANGING CUSHION.
out underneath tbe cap, wblcb will lye
prove tbe looks of Brownie.
A small, tight body is made out of
a ball of raw cotton. This is so coy- -
ered with sateen to match the cap and
sewed down fast In the back. Arms
and legs are made by covering wide
ribbon wino with pale pink satin rib-
bon.
bboa Thea are attached to the cotton
body before the dress is put on, and
they can be bent into any funny post-
ure yon wish. It Is cunning to have
Mr. Brownie look as If be were sitting
down In crosaleg fashion like a tiny
tailor.
In his two hands be bolds a bow
of narrow ribbon with a long loop at-
tached. This serves to hang the little
fellow up with If you wish to have
blm at the side of your dressing table.
No one wants to stick cold steel into
this deer little fellow. so at his back
you sew fast a long narrow cushion in
which you may run all the pins and
needles you wisb without marring the
quaint looks of your Utter friend.
Tbe doll cushion illustrated ts •
charming trifle made of ribbon and
cream satin touched up with water.
colors.
A Utility *guars.
11 you have a friend who lives is a
bearding hoose she will appreciate the
gift of a utility square.
This is simply a fifty-four inch
square of cbtna silk, cretonne, silts
las linen or any soft material that
*111 take little thorn to a rmltesse and
which U need to throw over a chair e•
which underclothing has been pot te
air when it is necessary to open the
door to admit a bellboy, maid or any
stranger she may knock
The edges of the square are either
Sabhed with a plain hems, hemstitched
nee flltaged. Triaged edges •re most 1
graceful. Tf plain material 1s chosen
a tower or ss.e attractive convention
.1 deign f• . br ldered 1n each con
ser.
Moiler. MAR
Women who makers Hide awn
sato w141 envoy baring ono of the sew
Mawr" sm
.sales!• rapt. web tb..t.nms enc
ebbed to a tereeneees Ambo berm The
monies,' yet i4i1med Is lee Ihlia need
tori, .-nrtied net In t1 •-gnllL1,
•news 50 if 017.
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Lumbago
1 i. Rheumatism dabs bates
The cause is Uric Add
la the blood. if tie kid -
airy did their went there
would be no Uric Add ad
0o Lembagw Make the
kidneys do their work. Tbe
sure. positive and • ay
cure for Lumbago is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
ONTARIO
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%il1t$.DAT. Novstlass 9B ills a
MARINE NOTEIs.
The steamer Rosedale, of the Inland
L%nee, which went egrnuod off De- 1
tour Light November 111h, was taken
off and left for Pert Arthur for re-
pairs. Her bottom was badly dem
aped.
Turret Crown to Be Quarantined.
Sault Ste. Marie, Nov. 25.-Di-aI4d
anti with sty nllpox ',beard, the steamer
Turret Crown is adrift at the ens'ern
end of Lake Sup -aloe Word was
sect here from Foil William to have
men handle the lines on her arrive
Saturday night, and police have been
on duty at the locks ever since to
prevent anyone fur rel coming ashore.
She was tact seen late Saturday night,
when she was logit sight of by her con -
bort in a enows(orm. She is hound for
Georgian Bay ports. where she will be
quarantined. A tar); Fan been sent to
her assistance.
New Government Dock Finished.
Autherstburp, Nov. 24. -The new
dock built at this port by the Canadian
Government has bee n completed, and
is said to be one of the bent docks on
he west lakes. It is of cement, rein-
forced with steel bait. ; ii 3110 feet long
by 75 feet wide, and tapers on the
south end. It is expected that the
Government patrol rate, the Lambton
and Vigilant, and the southwest shoal
lightship will tie Up to the new dock
for the winter.
Tbe Adventures of the Fleetwood.
The steamer Fleetwood has had en
evrntfulcaueer the last six weeks. On
the 21st of October she collided in the
Detroit River with the sand steamer
Pine Lake. The Piue Lake went
W the bottom., carrying the ahecls•
man with it, teecther meu,beiscf the
crew escaping.
It was from tbe tieck of the Fleet-
wood that Clarence holey, the second
cook, was washed oyertaoard a few
weeks ego, the body coming abbot*
above KrDtail.
Attention has again been directed to
the f,itelul vessel by an incident !«-
ported from Vl'indeor, in the following
despatch :
After an all-night vigil and a mad
race down the river the steamer
Fleetwood, which rammed and tank
the steamer Pine Lake just above
Belle isle some weeks ago, was over-
taken early yesterday and served with
an attachment in a suit for 121,250.
As the bort rounded the heed of Belle
Isle near the scene of the recent
accident, the tug, C. A. Lormsn, bear-
ing Deputy U. S. Marshal Lyon, ran
out from the shadows of the island
and signalled the Fleetwood to slacken
speed, The boat, however, continued
oD her way without noticing the
Lorman.
Refusing to be baffled the master
of the tog signalled for full .peed
ahead, and ran sltegeide the Fleet-
wood. Lyon shouted to one of the
crew to lower a ladder, but was re-
fused. Then followed a race between
tbe tug and the steamer. As the tug
tore alongside et full speed the Deputy
Marshal attempted to t•eaeh the top
of the steamer, which was high nut of
the water. Finding he could not
reach the bulwark of the boat, the
Government officer made a flying
leap, and succeeded in getting a firm
hold of the stanchions. Tnere he
hung .uapended for nears a minute
before he managed to clam to the
deck.
Once on deck he proceeded straight
to the captain and served the attach-
ment for the amount claimed bythe
C. H. Little Company for the vaue of
the Pine Lake lie then ordered the
captain to land at once, and as the
beat swung around near the Canadian
shore to msk* a landing the steerin
gear broke and the boat ran mgrnund.
She was there nearly four hours, and
then released herself and pulled into
the dock, where bonds were tarnished
for the amount of the attachment.
After taking coal 'and basing her
steering gear repaired, she proceeded
on her way.
YOU TAKE NO RISK.
Oar Reputatiea amid Massy Are Back of
This O.
We pay for all the medicine used
darker the trial, if one remedy fails to
completely relieve you of oonstipe-
ties. W take all the tisk. You to e
not obligated to win any way wh it •
ever, if your swept our offer. Cloud
there
anything marine more for you t b
why yon should bee-
irate
re►irate to put our claims to actual teat?
Tiles most eeientlIe msaonsa
treatment is Rezaf O+sa
Orderlies, which
are eaten like randy. They are very
pronounced. gentle and pleasant in
Goths. and ppoortttieularly agree.ible In
every way. They dm not cause diar-
rhoea, nausea, neenlenee, srlping or
..7i la�onvenik*oe whatever. Reran
Ord.rtles are particularly gond for
children. aged sad delicate perm
We urge you to try Met Orderlies
at our risk. Two .baa. 106. and bio.
Remember, you oni an Holten Item -
oars in this Inmeusity slaty et one
stns --The R.ttsfl Mars. H t; Den -
lop, Oodeeleh.
ii.Recall's
Patterns
D a t`'I I LLA R ci SON
`.4ewe'tY�;• 4
Perrin's
Gloves
Special Values in
Knitted Goods
Now that the winter weather has come
it brings a big demand for Knitted
Goods. We are prepared with the
best stock one Knitted Goods we have
ever shown.
Ladies' Sweater Coate, all styles. e11 colon. all pricer, from $1.50
re $10.00 each.
Misses' Kuitted Costa at popular prices.
Children's L•ittrd Coats. ail styles, from Sk each.
Boys extraIeavy Sweeten. cardinal and navy. Special Value -311x.
ilk and 75c each.
Honeycomb Shawls and Wraps
usilertai.ie than a riper Shawl foe the winter
K'het .. o,.. •
VIII y a.
Ali' IP -b H*,b ti
,.awt. Tarp sr, icardinal. grey, black acd
51.111 week.
th►er .t v4s ar 711r. $l.tl to Skov este.
Iffier. hard -knit N'cr.a Fasesea&oru. ale. t and white. 50c each
Special Values in Underwear
Ladies' minim
C. sett V. .i. mod Drover.- Tearnbull'. make Extra
special. She pie aarw.ent
L•iks ••rtes! Wool Vest. and Drawers. Turnbull '• stake. unakrink-
aiie. Spectra. peer' newest, Al. M.
ij.eial satins* is holies' rearte.ation.Muitp, in all weights. Perin t,
for one-piece suits. 9 LI;
�rtt
tflss-a 11r1.itted Underwear in all w.igbta. to suit all tastes.
Min's Tiger Brand U•derweer to all weights.$2 to .
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semen we lyse a lamer
dewed
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McCall Patterns
4991. Waist 4987, Skirt
Price, 15 cents each
LADIES' DRESS
Blankets and Comforters
Our stork of Blenkete is exceptionally well selected and never ave we given better value..
Out special Drumtochly Blanket, all wool. full
ge size. a dandy blanket. Per pail, $4.50.
Other nu�rd and equally good values, at $3.23.
$3.75. 14.50. $6.00 and $8.150 per pair.
We have a special line in cotton -filled Comforters.
covering of a nice qualitysateen, in neat, light
designs. Very special each. $2.95.
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Other lines iu Comforters., from $1.00 to 87.50 each
See our pure down -filled Comforters,
011113 BLANKRTS-just the thing to please the
little ones.
Teddy Bear Saxony Blankets, size 30 x 64. Per
pair, 11.511.
MCCALL'S PATTERNS AND PUBLICATIONS
CHRISTMAS STOCKS ARE NOW COMPLETE
Millar's .Scotch Store
Phone Si
COAL
Havingpurchased the huai-
neem formerly conducted by
F. Barlow Holmes, we pur-
pose dealing in
Coal, Wood
Lime, Cement
Fire Brick, Etc.
We will handle Scranton
and Lehigh Valley Coal, two
lines which are recognised as
the beet. We wish to give
the people of Goderich and
vicinity the h-st service pos-
sible, end shall be glad to
hear from all of Mr. Holmes'
customers and any others.
who wish anything in our
line-.
All orders left with Jae.
Yates, CV est rarest, promptly
attended to.
McDonagh&6ledhill
'Phone No. 7s •
Yards at 0 T. R.. Nelsoo Street
You'll
Never
Know
the many advantages
offered by this store until
you toy us.
We might tell you
a lot of reasons why;you
world lite to trade bete.
but you mist learn more
about the advantages
hiIn
e=
neared by an Ctlan
tion of our woods
we mould tell you in a
whole -page ad.
CALL AND
OST ACQUAINTED
We till everything
meg and hors wear.
Rig.valose-bw
and
ea� to ,youestme!
twee.
M. ROBINS
Smyth Side of Spear.
Open remising ant A p en
The Signal
TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS
to Jan 1st, 1914, for
$1.00
SCHOOL; SHOES
The time has come again to get
your boys and girls prepared for the
fall term at school.
They will need goo.! strong
serviceable Shoes -the kind that will
stand a severe test in any weather.
At our store you will find the most
complete stock of the class of Footwear
that will give satisfaction, at the lowest
prices possible.
Don't fail to call and see what
good Shoes should be.
Repairing
Downing 6' MacVicar
NORIA" SiDE OF MQUARr., GODERICH.
Ch= Toilet Preparations
The Na-Dru-Oo Toilet Neceresaries
are wieners -ever] one of them.
Na=Diu=Co NaeDruaCo
Tooth Paste Toilet Cream
Hardens the gums. Sweetens
the hs.►th. Preserves the teeth.
Good teeth Improve your ap-
pe*ranee. Two flavors -mint
and wintergreen. the totem.
A sweetly perfumed, •molli
sot skin -food. It render a t he
skin soft. smooth and white: un-
snrpasoed for tan and sunburn.
Mc sad floc jars.
Na-Dri>q Talcum Powder voo. better. fln..t.
Bast powder re
surgery and toilet nee. Two odo� RoyalbRoes
Viol., Tor ()color.-whito. flesh.
F. J. BUTLAND
Dispensing Druggist - - Ooderich
"The Store That Ptoses..
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