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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-11-6, Page 1 (2)e 1Ht'lu+nr lk t Jtl, 11r13 I%I(i Ci.EARINi BALI: REFOPF CHRISTMAS '1,114x I'..I (tin" to, 111l, a tt(. th,1 1 .,n many of lh,• h.., I.4',-• 4.4'114,4 thhe ,ale BOOKS A „41,•n.tld a..ort ui.•nt,.1 he)4' itd VIII 14 •..k , 26o 36c and 500 PO of thr-.r are the ot'gloat 31.25 rl al 111 011111 50 l leedition-, it ion , Corot url • Ili, 11..11.,w 4,1 Her Eland. MI 7N,. Man . 1•..i I 'plug, Fr uI , :A N',•II• "1wt" I'nw. 11 ,t• AI..116.44nr LOCAL TOWN TOPICS Mrn. It. T. Howard 1s visiting with flleldn .,t F'ulple WC... tit last 1I,. It. 11. Boebuler "I# . , .k .I•,tu(g with He1'In frtrud.. I.x•L wrek Mies F. McCormick, of Tr.,1 IA 1.1ge. visited the id lows Harris. Mr. tl SV Khynu•ndson, Philip. of Brantford. Err guest. of Mr.. Mary Simon. NI', 1leckie of Hunilton, spent 1ll'4I ''Poing da• ns the guest 1 Mrs. '1, 'lame Mt l'isten's, Ilnyne." of Toronto, I...t,ir A 1'11••l .lel( 1- 1(l. I rlatt•e. 111 t..w1 MI, Neel Mi•/e Gertrude F..1 IfdIA•London. ;,rut the TIIIIlk$g..;I.g A) " th tileil.4, 111 towel \ar George 1 4';ll,'k and Mr Hob- , rt tint ( try paid a flying vitt to lien- If'illrt , n Hnn(1ay Iaa( I M4.. F:Ihott, 441 Toronto, spent the ITlank.gtv:oK holidaya with her sis t,-4. \II, (' 11 Humber. \ll,. Alice Fraser. who has been c1 l :lg Mr. Walter Eldridge of Itun da,, lett urn.,t hour,• 4.1 !iloudx). ‘I 1-44 luta Wet (Nock Intel tamed a uunttwl I•P frtrod, 4't her h.nu4. on Al he. t eh ret till 1lunday evening I(al. krrhdr4t „K Vla, kr' u.• ..1 Hri nt- („td (ta' the nr.t .,f 1),• and ('x4.4..1 WIT Ing his.I.v In I,.alrttell -41, nu.1 \t•• II U I'rltl.•udrn of 141vlf., "1,411 the 'rhank,Itiving holt .1a)� '1111. '4' a1441 Mt, Itut•r•tt Red 1 twin The Colonial Book Store 1'„4411:1) I'...I. I'h ..�. 1,, 1:,, 1.•11 THE SIGNAL : GODRRICH ONTARIO I Fine Shoe The Ilartt Shoe is a •'tint•.. shoe. You ('am ser it reit the choice leather, in the(1r(•:..y finish, and in the ac- curate NOrkniatl.h11). 'You can feel it in the comfortable fit 111 t 1 \I ..,r ••, 1: •'nr(x Illanager .f 1hr \1„•11•.411 It..ad `,larelnn baM- SEASON'S FRUIT \icltl\ \I. Pelt hes. {'ears or 1'Iurlls 1.111 tt'tarl(i a -- 1 ( LIOTT , �Li/ Ili ((//%77_ h..1 1.14• 1 ('�I I \ 1 1 1 1 1 ,'A 1'I,A►�'O 11�()K •1'111. 110,111 I•.ne . • e, I 44 A I If nee •••• T•Ik Ih. . .4e 4'4 44'1 . •• i, • nee. (+nit• f(..( .r. •lightly need 1'01,14.• at harrow" prima Tile IIARTT BOOT& SHOE CO., LIMITED F14rdertctete N e (;mode's Best Sboematan 11 Mara CATTLE IMPORTED H. Beef le Ewa1 ia0e United States alelnestannyggimiN gusher+ and M.etke According to stateSieota mad. by local freight agents herr, there kiwi been a large eowber of cattle shipped from ()oderlob, and not (ioderich •Ione, but the whulq of the western division of the (,Mand Trunk and C. P R. to Buffalo within the past few weeks,. While some foul 'tone to To- ronto the vast majority of the traffic had ita dem lnatioo a. Buffalo. Mr. Hobert McLean .hipped four can of cattle to Buffalo ■ud Mr. J. T An- drews shipped several can from here. and also a number from Mc(iaw Sta- tion. One railw..y official estimated that three can each week were ahlp• ped from that point. From what the local freight men "ay a similar number of ears titled with rattle leave (lode - rich for Toronto and Buffet, weekly. SOUTH BRUCE 1S t,ERMAN Farmers Have Prospered in the Famous Old County of Bruce An analysis o! I he conditions s hich will influence the byre -election today for the now vacant fr,ielal seat of `south Bruce shows That one eery important element w be taken into accounL con- sists of the fad that South Bruer no • ' three-eighths ('Crider riding •• Of the revert township•. Patrick is 4111111 10 It• io per cent tiernun, Brant :ill per cent, 11ulro•, :>JI per cent end ' Greenock 'lam per cent 1n Kinloss there err perhaps :in Germans all told, ' and in Huron town"hips few more. 114 Elder.lie ue.l,o a few. In the towns 4)411 villages teonsider- Some New Coats 1'.,e rauwl by anything wrong is 4,.. ' 1..,... •,•..• .(„4.:n.. 1.I/lr.o. . , . I M. sett • ,4'5 ' •N.4.::: ^'•rt I ...1 r M hese?. Morse'• w indien Root Pine t 1\ 1 1: P 1.\ 1 1) 1 1 A i 1 1( r NORTHERN 81 SINESS COLLEGE ')... `+.err..•'• James F. Thomson Arent for FiRINT/.MAN A ('0 PIAN'°- .1a�. Cumming irillog. 1►ecor4tIng and N all paper tlnngin(I A rk 1.'n. •, is, end Weak -fence ,Inert St. T•tep••nn• tsanlsn &Jeri/4.• •..- _ F'nlllnu fink rind Scalp It( h 1 • 4 •4 .4 It • 1.. • I • , e ' I a • h4., ••r• h. t• „• ,n. ,L.,;441- ''4... --•1 f 4'.l• • (I..1r1 • ., . _1 , • r :4'I , •4'.:t. • . • . !(au, (-•• ,.•.: •n rnn,.r.r .. . •...1 h.,. 4'. the• •.•s•.4. • f I••-' , •rel. f ., r, r . ul11,h •t I• - e4 •)4n1,.4fr w wrote I• (,4...m (.11♦ •04-1.4 Nh.r4 .4 'h. •• all f• .r .4.. lhr h. • •, r. 1'.••l' •vol ...• 'an' Q r .f.. • 1 ea. .•( ' 'I. 1,4.' .• 4''•t •„l4. . U.S.,' I• 'h. d. .,,..,1 rvr!,m«I F• r .4'.r mod• 1' • (h• '..• ' h•. 4. (•144.4'"' 6,11 r..g ..41.nik h•.4. •1s,-•••. ^g road" 114.,ie4'Ir r •^w,1• hr The I' T It,,.th I 1 I F' •' R•i. t). Th. ' (.r4.-• .• only eye 4..n.• •1 4r,e .)neer .4'A •nnnr 4.r• where (. 11.1 („e,.1• as,• ••Ii F' Ft \t .Ql. • • . A ntr,orl• entry in r.ty,rt.d from alk meat It apt:arra Lhat nn. 4.v( the w1altbdest farmers in the town. •nip l Rldrrwl'• ngn.d neer h'. whole •+•t• to hi. family nn "ond•tkn that ' hey wr•,1M for the halanry of hie life ray t2 per week Inward• hi, maint.n •nee in the Hrne• euonty hones of ref rite H. t- ok vir,h/e r•r.IA.ne• there a fn•trogist •(n Ret hsi a tont happy In fact he promptly rsleed • mw ns A(.dln, that A. ronod not note. and gri ae he de.air.I. Ant.. Hk. all the nth.' In wares. meld not loam. the promises wltI►n.rt permission 4'1 1M keeper a. Reda that he le not at an hie nese n sesM.r, and be marmot endure the re- ✓ ersion version be le ender. 1 rets* r • 10••••• • .. ... •.+,1..1 11, .rt•rl(-l.',.,,.. : ,r ••,., ,r,•• •,. whl,m h. 9.. '. . .v sale•$ 1•r Itr'tne f.rm• h•.• t•, I r., en' rr•rs Th.. 1.,1,1,1:4'4 sr* m„•Err I .h. ,n• ^hre•v .1. 414. •4'1-t'h•"g ,• 1.44.1 f : A•••1 n„t the •••• .,miner •hit- 41 • .. . Berm•,. Ire h• .,•t nen (,..)•(;•1.. hair are. 011141 ,. H •,can t •I h•4.11 t h• hal•nee 1.1' 1'.1 aroong thelLothar•n. Meth...110e reptant.. end her pod .aunt minatlnn. In {w,l.t(r• the I..rnlan •1.,, err h.. not r'.•.rd •n Mo^ d •fd,n( 4'••(t'. mneh arenrri.n( to In 4••wival4'(,.r. n Th. Cat h.lie (ist•- msn• In r4."•rt .l.ctions ha••. it 1. thnn.h(, f*'',r' 1 Mr 11,•nnell• rh.ir 4.n religinni•r '.•ns•rr•'r•• It Is safe! that Mr Itrwtnelly g.011rant.wd 10 find It man wh., wMrid carry the riding if to. wet* 5...n the lr•.h Catholic Irn•Ioreblp,•t unrth•ee.t•rn (►ntarin H. rr•ndn. ' Mr ('arid' FI•yrwtd his faher's name. whirh i• a hrens.hok1 ward and hu e,nsin..e .one.«. M has 1.tt1. rams'n / • r,tpper,nr, that 1h• lierms.n ('at hnlien wi!l sot. (' ••t rry414v1. nn fhb oera•inn. hnwever H. hivsaalf u a Prosityter•an Tit• R..r•tr•il , l•m.et has al war. Neil ('an• sae (1•wn,'(anv and the P•relly (lvwn- p •.• t Th. •ler0i^n r*11 turn largely nn the nalit y of 'h. man• and h.,. the Ah.ral •andldata, Mr Renh.n Trnaa. has the ad.. , s.. •. h• h.• taken pains to meet pearl Wally •4.r••• • .n the ridingn rer•nn.J ranva.s► r. ( .r•gill ha• en heretofore env -nomad Muldn..• Mr Trn.tt ho. h►•n I. r.nntlee Ins, manyears ('ha.l•y •it• • lag. tnvn•tit. �tt0n but t.itne it gwe.rally rt (lvr M) to ') 4.•f • tlh.rnl m• t y Th..geenf•rt riesk tetrnerd r InAneer• with their employees lerarn.t r,e'pent-sty In 1011, however, and a Orme.e•4rir..ta)n.lty of 11 4.r►- solted, the t teal Clneseryst1vs tn.jer- ity foe the rldint Setae tat Mr Dew 04100110 MM, Mr. Rees" Oaraii. teat way'. tasjttr4ty In 11101 w I l Mr. essj•rity ler deet Yew Were who tw. Mer M: 1 seals Most Alts by 114 W a.reelli sneak of Shot riding wee emit' d 10M Mr. Donnelly hest Mr. A. W. Se Me. ?lase has a *Wady drier Itoble by 171 la this bye•alsetlee pre- dames. 1.40vr4I Iwrk ' th. ,says of th. In 4 •'. • • art ' . . , . 4 F'.. .4'ur a, •• Renner • 41 1 We have just passed into stock some very nobby Coats for ladies and girls. These are fresh from the factory and present some of the best styles of the sea- son. Not very many of them but enough to make the choosing good if you see them early. For Ladies' Coats tut in the new and popular styles in fancy curl cloth, tweeds and mixtures. Real stylish gar- ments made from Food materials. Man tailored in every case. The prices, $12.00, 15.00 and 16,50. For Girls:andlChildren Z here err some exceptionally natty little i;.ir- ments in this lot of children s Coats. They comm in some very pretty fancy materials in half dozen good styles. Sizes from 5 years up to 15. The priLes, $4.50, $5.00. $6.00 and $7.00. A Splendid Muskrat Coat We are particularly proud of the Muskrat t, 'at Ne hate this season at S5o.00. It is made of Lholce ,elected skins evenly marked, thickly furred, sof: pelt,. List in one bane:: styles ss a',,, - of �• .....1 thethe lana t of the gafinentshown for are this just nr;un.ht. wn satin and 11 i, commend thi, coat or walking and the .00. L 25o 400 50o and 75o 4 nr1•r-••a• •- •tee (vs, •1.00 31.26 Exceptional Values in Fall and 'Hinter Hosiery (1wrH ..• t ,• .•• ('(4114.' •41'14 •r.., All F'•.ry •t.,rklni .r...II .• th.....n1 s 4..••.1 end w• R Carer t.. the ees -,eQ In•. ,I•. tC• want to Special Sale of Samples Towels Fi(4. Ml7 •aletr,• MO, .4'4I ivd now. /,r0.,l, Soid ,►t, of e !yp! MMI,.11 brow (].O•,r,0 IA,, .,I • sI 1 less eke, ►ryolj, assert the stockings you buy i.rt• your /*Defection. Herr ,t(,• strongly recommend . - bnlere Hose. floe yuahfy 4111 •t per pair 26o an.l 300 Cuhmrr•e Hose, double stn,••• pair according to .Ire 26c • 45c an.l "Lille queen ti, , made in the f•n,.00• !'. hlldtrn • stocking in ('snarl , 1.0 25o 35o 1 of Plein l'uI'tn- . H •' grind wearers r.r411 h.. • 25n n -4.•.I (lama ('a.hm•-•o- If '' male. 1'. r 4.,l. 360 3 lair. ' $1.00 Il.4 -d 11.rir as, II:4. 4444 Ino•'i fine ribbed l ..h,,.' II • •erne, soft yet 4,4.y 0, 60a 4.v flue [Jame ('ashruri r 11 .. rue salUfaCti01 to the wralrr pair 1300 +r. 1 7bc •v S...ek• n,rarant.e.l 4..•r. \ ,mdetiul value at per (a1r .h.n.n heck. N'. nen ,r• I het make the mn.t of ... ,•. Valor• •re 444- at Ira.' , (.r ••r pair 260 26o in s Scotch Fingering lust .*rand up • big *hit -n • • .. from these makers Th. ran:• rant... of quality the w„r1,1 • • • 1\ .. 411.14 ply. •t per skein •.Li. 1 Oc . - vhet lard Plo« ' loud(. . t. • ng "Haldwin'.- I•nrine F''.... a( Wools and "Baldwin • \I..• n •k•m•. Full •h.r-k an -1 • I .. nants Linen Towelling 3 for 254.. n.lrrd end• iin.n T•,wrli.r:a • re in evh. Enda u the• t t M.ka •pl.odtd dish tow.'" a• Cool Night Bedding •ks ,.f thoroughly reliahl. 1', n Fla nnolo, t.. Ftlank.t. , f Q 51.15. •1.2t. 51.75 •' 11 GO '.wire filled with the purr.' and rorrred with ebfnti n. • 61.7a. 1111.00 sr,1 52.60 Rfd•rdnwn (;ore/,worn 4)44.41 w •. d•nl,.wn and roveserd with hand•"m•' "1 e1' •.,..n. at wt.00. 61.60 •, 18.00 New Velour and Plush Hats Th. Millinery Department 1. show "c • t,-.pt•on.11♦ handers. Valnnr and FMn•I, H. • for Matnrel•• They tire new rr.•.,io,1• •144.41 whi..h rMl will find very at tract is,• •net h.' • 'tee), trimmed in (rine •tyles t'nrne and w 'hen '1st •ird•y „r nett week HODGENS BROS.,I 1 •re different in that rhes, fin not I(r,pe, mire. 4'r» ranee n�.n/r•, nor dors rontlntte`i nee leased their e f.ct(venra• yon ran always depend eft thew *se. a he,= at y(mr Deng¢•.'a I's sireal al �arte(� a.s Ea Mite* Bartel mires kr CREAM Farmers haying Cev,e•n to .rill daring the fall sad wiser "loathe 4..n move ,a bet remelts Sy whipping In the Walkerton C r'eas« y AN repine* rosettes paid. ..d Hwy east rarefe5y weighed Sammi earthly esysa.efs Wrila t4. ds Is &a Walkertsu Creamery, t1ls11bartes. Sam Cady, Osriw ••pay pgu►16 Truk Rai' way hetereea Toomr,' �a Wo t rel. sed Tercet n and I w l her (' "4 110 sed &olid Tr+ ' =Mew In Oanada AIn• (.w11 oe 7Te.! Mnriereal and (thk•.W' : sl'^ M fuels Ontario palate. New Tart ..d Phlledetpeta. •i• !carats 'vocrrn ROADBEa an. «W PMp PULLMAN SLLUPU ,�- 44.1..• �■l t•.r1a.� �.rt1,2 ya -w i•/ss azr