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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-11-20, Page 3ORM NIL IND ONLY SENOINE BEWARE OF IMITA- TIONS SOLD ON THE MERITS OF IINIRD'S MIEN T Bo 0 KB1 NDIN G MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS and LIBRARIES bound or repaired. Li01, LETTERING .,e n LEATHER GOODS All order* ti ___ es Sarin/ • at TB sl_i_ A. E. TAYLOR. itrawnroan. THE 13IGNAL JODERICH ONTARIO iBERMANY FEELS SECURE, ■EDICAL DE. W. F. (MALLOW. M. B. (Mos ahs rerdsaes. serif ateedemboa rtes. earth os ed red ae/�ate 20 1i1It. F. J. R. FORSTER-EYE, SAB. Mass er York k Ophta sic ssaand throat �d Clara Ar..i ger. N. sail�aewc 1�srrpjNttal 04.Wen Ile)1oro, and Moorefield Ire lasdoa. hake d. UAW. U S. Watseka Staest. dtnttord. caveat* Yuma Church. Horn O. .11 ta.. 1 to / R m•• T tog p. to. Telephone nitri• GEU. ANL) M. E. WHITING • BL[.gMAx4N. esteovstta..pect.u.t.i. oesM. eat ch dr.D'. dtesaw+. *tote. ANO/de sad swveu. dl.ordeia eye, w ear. no ad threat. 1:eawIt.tacrake n tree. Nutth .acct tale's Isar beat tee tgoars. 67 3 sea.. LEGAL YIt0ULULAJit. 'uT. HAYS & KIL AN. barrister., solicitere. notarte.ppublIc. euctun at 1a the Maratha. Casa, OA. rnratae (end• 10 Wad et lowest ester of Interest. Are. brit side rigeaa's. ( W. recut.UPUOT, K. C.. B. C. HAYd. J. �. lil LLOO.A31. alG. CAMERON. H. C.. HARRIS . TER. solicitor. notary pubbe. Officer s.ot:toa dtso.t. Oeederaea. Gard Oesr fro 7.s.ra. I,IiAHLlfti tIARROW, LL.B., BAK KlaTYlt. attorney, .abettor. eta.. Godes. rich. Mary to land at lowest rates. AUCTIONEER. 'ItllUliAS OUNDRY 11 Al CrluSle R Hoa I. Uedarls& ALL f.MlMtMas b .sail ren at &goal office will bwy wlr -- j ended to. ttedasoce ersom ie i SULZER VINDICATED Weakening of North Sea meet Spells Prtowdty Refatlees With Britain The new German battleships Kaiser cad Koenig 1lbert and the cruiser Stresslearg have been ordered to start early neat month on a cruise to South American waters and the Garman West African coast The German newspapers lay stress oa the fact tht t this Is the first time that battleships have been detached from the North Sea fisc' since the n aval rivalry between England and Osrmaay became keen. If the cruise Involves any other policy titan that of making t .e crews of the warships more efficient, and giving German colonists an opportunity to gaze on the big ships. it Is not yet apparent. The Infringemeut oat the German prtnclple of concentrating her naval strength In the North Sea s regarded as testimony of improved relations with England. TO AID MILITANTS Gallant Knight and Soldier Offers His , Club and Organizing Ability 1 After cleverly) dodging a large force of police Miss Sylvia Pankhurst was enabled to announce at the Bow Baths, 1n the east end of London, the for- mation of a volunteer corps, organized under command of Captain Sir Fran. els Vane, a Boer War veteran. for the I protectress of militant eu/regettes and labor unionists. Sir Francis explained that be proposed to establish a labor training corps. Waving aloft a huge knotted club he said he was prepared to use that weapon wherever he saw women Injured. and In labor disputes, I or wherever the oppressed needed aid. Ela. Pankhurst said the play was based on the Ulster model. THREE KILLED, KD , IN WRECK Rear -end Collision on Grand Trunk West of Lamson A rear -end collision between Wyom- lag and Wanstead. on the Grand Trunk Railway. had terrible results. three men being trapped In a wrecked caboose and either burned alive or killed and cremated. Those killed were Conductor William Moffat, Brake- man A. J. Holleran and Brakeman W. Stapleton, all of Senile. Brakeman Ryckman and Engineer Hall. both of Loadon. were seriously injured. Today he an eat three square meals and 'sometimes ono "gems" because Chamberlain's Tablets cured Stomach Troubles and gave him a good digestion. You try them. 25c. a bottle. All tDruggists and Dealers or by 3 Ch sk.rl•:a abash. C. Tas.M Goners! Dias Stabbed General Felix Dia& the higlUve candidate for the presidency of Mex - loo. was stablibd in the nook in a fight at Havana. Gala with aym- p•thisers with the (krrsas& rebel movement. Pedro Guerra. ense of the Carranzatstas, wbo attacked the risx- can fugitive. was shot by • rwwolvsr bullet and 1s expected to die. Re said Diaz fired the shot. WHEPE.TO FIND THIS GIRL MRS. 6EEMER AGQUITTE D Jury at Woodstock Se4Nvsd Her (Rory of Husband's Death It took the jury at the Oxford As- sisi* last Friday but seventy minutes le decide that Mrs. Grace *ismer +ran Innocent of the oharge of poisoning her husband. Frederick Beamer. a far- mer of (trusts). Continued cheers from the crowd la the court -rood greeted the verdict of Not guilty." The judge's charge, although impar- tial. was somewhat in the woman's favor. Mrs. Roemer left Woodstock for her home lu Drumbo shortly atter being given her liberty Although the evidence against her seemed damning. Mrs. Deemer told a straightforward story on the witness stand which convinced the jury of her innocence. John Mason. the neigh- bor's farm hand who testified at the preliminary 'Taal that he saw Mrs. Beamer empty white powder from a bottle marked poison into her hus- band's medicine. repeated his evi- dence, which was somewhat discount- ed by further testimony that went to show Mason had a reputation for un- truthfulness and had been twice con- victed of theft in England. That Beemer died from strychnine poisoning there can be n8 doubt, as several expert testified to finding the drug both .n fisc stomach and liver. SUFFRAGISTS SEEK PEACE Government Believed to be Consider- ing r- Treaty With Women Efforts are being made to Induce the British Government to come to an agreement with the suffragist. whereby a meature for the enfran- chisement of women &n be made a section of the official program of the Liberal party now In power. Some of the suffragist leaders ad-' mit that this movement has obtained considerable headway, and several conferences have been held with Pre - mer Asquith's advisers. The above rictrn a (1 MIse Ruth Re••• tor of Nr'v York is taken teem life and is on the I.bel end (-artou .•(rvt.ry ger.nine Bottle of Sage.ne bait t..uic. It is a guetent. a of quality and ez- crlleoee and we urge .Aur peer, n. t•, be ware to look for his label. Sea. ins is go.tanteed to stop the hair fent Janine our, to tire dandruff in te.. weeks and to bring life end twenty in- t0 runt •e, unattractive ham. S_ng.•i, Willits our ahs natural hrautiee tit the I hair end make.. It 1 ice in calor. saw. is not a dye. It. ie not sticky or stefts. v and is saintly prrftiutrd. Mr. F. J. But land i• assent in God. veil for, Sigeine.' A large nettle ata n.ndrrete price ..warte you there. Other ,totes :1nn't have it. INSURANCE. LOANS, ETC. Elected to the State Assembly -Tam. PRIVATE FUNDS Tui many Lost New York right Mme Apay to IL 0. Cars — William Sulzer, the devised (lover• `tt"�• banister. B*mlltoD.rrwt. Oedema. of New York State. was elected Assembl by a small $20,000 IL ROBERTSON. 1Net:RANC1C AOYN't i tka ALSO LmSISSINa : Br itOS. C, DL adZ sew Mle Ar.as. .tl":1Unr<NW n .aT.iAND art.OTaaa' IdsMt. ITT : 'sae V * OMAOOraeOt and Uuarauw. terpuratloa. unmet. rt Lancia°, heart. F'euauve urs ULaeu;Tak b0111141. ler Le. r:co Wetly sed burws tasepeny intros u r.sadhw .os. nurtbt corner of VIA,' :att. and Nr. 1rsTW . .tteet•. 'Phone lir. UcK1LLOP MUTUAL VIRE iA an. dUKANCY CU.—berm and wastes m -055 morass setred- Umanu—Ja . B. Massa. Proc. dth .atorY.U.. . rias ' ewe -rte... temente P. u.. dso. lean lsars,ewe-rte...-Treat., reatsera Y. u. bu sst —D. Y. McGregor. neatsttta ; Jen.. flare..• Wraa sp; W mime R..h 1.C..l.rt—. twos siactrem laadar a aCas; Jacovow-. Bwe►owa Jen; Je*au, Mm nark's& ; aWo, Malan. araret .M. Aost:J. Ws . 5su Yelsrvlllo; R ahI. Ratrock; .WIllam Cheese',ttealorth; e. alt,rbley, deaaar.e. taaaeyauW.ae are p...)t.......rht. s.w Met Yrs card. 11eeWteet . K J. Moedak. Clotas. lad wasutlatea. west h. h. 1 Ott . u r.es.t) . andetaa ..evert. Oesenoe. slausel WCEIIS>is 111 ALTKK E N. YLLY,i Ja. P.. 1 YIN/IttM.M. ile _ IS/Oi1f;.O1g.KAE1 IX.. Wawa. Wawa. . a ivaLO i 1- to the State Y majority in leer week's elections. He ran as a Progressive a: d looks on his victory as • vindication. Tom- many sufferer a disastrous defeat In New York City where John Purroy Mitchell. the Fusion nominee. was elected mayor by a huge majority. Mr.. Hitched is only 34 years old. Captain Leslie Wilson. the t'nlonist Candidate was elected by a big ma- - oorlty In the bye -election in Reading, England. Nine saddle horses were burned to death' in a fire that destroyed the stable and gymnasium of the Appleby School near Oakville. Canada's revenue for October was 814.225.598, s decrease of $533,348 as compared with the same month In 1912. The town hall at Oakville was de- stroyed by fire, the loss amounting Ontario Girl Drops From View to_ Mystery surrounds the disappear- -- ante In Montreal of Miss Margaret Fraser, daughter of the late Donald Freer of Guelph. The girl left ber place of employment at 257 Bishop Street nearly two weeks ago leaving all her Delon. _mg's behind her. Mtes Fraser's :elattves near Harrlston. Ont.. are offering a reward for in- formation that will lead to the dis- covery of r whereabouts. • Ontario Storni-ewer Rain and snow in Northern Ontario sad districts north and south of the great lakes wrough: havoc with the systems of communication on Steady. •tn nn0. CRISIS IS REACHED ehmeta's Defiance Will Mean Prompt Aettn, Perhaps Armed Intervention Latest despatches from Washington indicate that President Wilson is in- clined to accede to the request of General Carranxa. leader of the Con- stitutionalists in Mexico. to lift the embargo on munitions of war, Car- mine having declared that he could easily lead his forces to victory over Huerta's army under such conditions. President Wilson and Secretary Bryan now know that President Muerte will not relinquish the Presi- dency of Mexico. and it is hardly go- ing too tar to say that the expected crisis in the Mexican situation is at band. It le gathered that President Wilsonhas reached the conclusion that the situation can be met by con- centrated action by foreign govern- ments with armed intervention as a Met resort. Tulegkosq and teisgrNb. eedp58..- + • •. 5 ii - . _. Fort Maes is ail-d/aeetl.hw la .refers Ontario and train sob zard were �di Or badly hampered A blizzarda•swept uNDITOEDELiO K 1AKBIA8HON. wsstorn Oatrlo sad fifty .tesmers stood116 best awing. was stormbound at different palet oi ea Lake Superior. M. M. !lett Quick and Permanent Strength 1f you are rsa down oe tired nut. f you take sold.aa8y.have ao appetite, tie losing Sash or hew ogler emilacS el lowered vitality. try err Maelciod's I' m Rearivatar seder me e - o•rand the pries !am If the Ittail weedy s to give satin satiefaetioa. tMa teen A the serene '7'•tom •ale t11.ns bar gelid and Or- yanu visits One briar • bottle. by MacLeod Medicine Co. idmf•1. Ong. For sale by R. R. Brophey Bros. OOD MOH sad embalmers al Gabs,tan. eagdW/ shy. M 1a.rs. Mad King Deposed The lessee Klug Otte of Having was deposed last week from tie tbrs•c of the iClagdess err Bavaria which la las oce.Hed few 17 years wtthoet bolas aware et bis pasha.•. sad Prlaee-Regeet Ledw1S peeelatmed bfaself Slag 1a kis place la persttanee et the previsions of a new law. Menke KIS* Petaaewase Walter Koklte•aa. a mealec. es Med a Detroit Mies 01081sa and pew chimed "that le had hoes seat by God M kill all sstion- Whoa as attempt was made to detail k1m ter maids& ensilages Heldman .bat Felnlimea W. J. thew diad .ad MOW wended A. J. Madan/ m- obs" est. j Hearty ase thousand tramps ea route to Oatarao, were tweed Melt at herder nista *stag the pest *es NW, &eeoedies to a Prsvlad l Pollee report_ jle•. C. J. Doherty. M1MeMr et feign. last week gen •a efaphatfe Hiatal to 1 . espsrta that be M ahead „sign sad seemed .r MAN 1f11y4dt11 a. Adel Jossio. ttegtdel rMNla. tate Jaw asehaed at this "Obeli mtrd r .t Rkv. 1l-4. (Mile Send Mt 1+11r. Are year beads dap/tifR isles fir sere P Have yew "add aria” which epee sad Meed wise die ads le Brews light? Have pee • said sere. haw bite, ddlblehs, or • 'red' plena, wash es tame maks it .gens for yea le go sleet year bossebead dudes t If se. !am-igwk wm gi.. yew meg. sad will beg the 10se-daasaged akin Aeolis the sere platm d idea gess-Beck's rich beats/ smears wig abed lass be wewads. end the .alat- t1tg. endboa giddy. baitT eft Podkot. aye t ait were es owe and sashed Malik IMO Woe M pas *ma .sae wwr. �se 7 ad es they walla inn and ben as I bade tried boa I fussed ~awed hem raythiss 4 ION I bk. 11 rrimied whin aa Me W Mi ems, .seeress the lafammalttas, ani in a very sheet time habil tats basses. • NRS. POTTS, ARTIST, DEAD SM Was a Clever Worker In Wax - Soy Hero. Lost Life Timothy Mellon. of Aldborough township, Elgin County. died last week in his 103rd year. He was born In County Donegal, Ireland, and amts to Canada when he was twenty year* old. Sidney Smith, an eleven -year-old South Porcupine boy, lost his own life In saving Mina liogg, aged 12, tram drowning. They were skating err thin Ice. Dr. Charles Stuart Murray. well known as an artist, sportsman and business man died in Toronto, aged U. He was a member of the Murray - Kay firm. Mrs Stanley Potts who made all the wax replleas of fruit and vege- tables In the museum of the Ontario Agricultural College, died in Los Angeles last week. The body of Mrs. Wm. Bock of St. Catharines was found In the hydraulic raceway Into which she is supposed to have stumbled. Supposedly basins= fallen in a faint. Frank Henderson. an East Missouri farmer was drowned In a small creek near his home. John Renshaw, Grand Trunk station 'agent at Blair. near Galt committed suicide for some unknown reason by drinking carbolic acid. Dr. L. C. Prevost. a leading Ottawa physician died of tuberculosis at Saranac Lake. N. Y., aged 62 years. Dr. Alfred Russel Wallace. one of the most noted of English scientists. died In his 91st year. GANIBLZ AT LIBERTY Jury Disagreed and the Union Official WN Allowed Sail After remaining out for five hours, Use Whitby jury on the ase of Stead M. Gamble. accused of attempting to 1 destroy a rope and thus endanger the lives of no.--unton workmen. reported to Mr. Justice Britton that they ware' J. resit en. agreemeat_. Thal whi sere thereupo. dlssieen stars Oade was liberated oa ball. Re may he tried again next *tortes. GmbH, on lbw witness *tat admitted several visits to the bridge gases camp at DMte, but daabd ltavfa. ever neer Isadhe lc acid or ever baying tt Rio rd set Mow It power to corrode Sopa Salt Term Men Set Gees Fres Aasesb Palo wbo last Mark not and killed Yd•saaas Perste and As- kant Strange! et Iillagare ilhok wsa Mpitend et the Weiland anise oa a ebarps of terser. He- admitted shoot- ing the saes bet essvIneed the jury est be shot is .31t -410o. Sag Ovalle We Fee Wieser Tie report that the Goveram.t dredge Pert Heins is • wreak at km Mater ~ere 1e ludas. Bay. fa desW by the steamer la charge of the Port Nelson baster west.. The dredge to Sleet sad safe, 1. syn - Mss. Walls A.pdtt.d gra Eva Milli w amettted .f tis Maris et merdera1 bee tataat SatHbter by' a -tlltaelpes Ivry. Yletor hrpt. 1s .abs ss.teae..f death for 1 this tttlgrser or the Want. r Thirty poltroons reined to ride .b stribe•breakers cis the ladies agate street ears fast wast degas • gear et tae service that tree' seer —br eswerhl days Then wen Nr darwdsr la the streets. ricCaII's Patterns McCall Patterer 5374, Wti_t 55_7, Price, , scats c...-. Winter Weather Requirements The cold weather came all in a night and many were not prepared with their winter wants. Never before has our store been so well able to supply these wants for every member of the family. Warm winter weight Dress Goods for the children's school wear in serviceable Tweeds, Serges, Whipcords, Shepherd's Checks, Tartans, etc. Per yard from., 25C Children's Overstockings • made from best grade English yarn in scarlet and cardinal, all sizes, per pair 4Oc to 50c infants' Overalls, Leggings, Bootakins, in white and cardinal, in a great variety of styles. Per pair from 25C A full range of the best lines of Goderich Knit Hosiery for boys' wear now in *stock. We call special attention to our extra heavy double knee winter Hose for boys' hard wear. Per pair 50C Underwear a Specialty We are the recognized headquarters for women's and children's Underwear, as only the best brands are stocked and no seconds or inferior grades are eve.r put into stock. Woolen's natural wool Shirts, Turnbull'■ make. Per pair *1.00 D uvet s in Same make, op. it or closed etylee. Per pair. ...... .... ... a ................... 101.00 7%rnhull's extra quality, all -wool women'! Vest and Drawer's, guaranteed unshriokablr. White, :ler garment .. arra arra 81 .80 Children's all wool, cotton and wool Vests and Drawers, T ilstei l's, at all price; according to size and Quality. Girls,' black Drawers, per pait from .. . •••• x00 Fall range of men's and tovl.'.Undetuuear in .11 qualities. Furs Furs Furs Special showing of the new Furs in the season's most approved styles, bought direct from the leading fur houses of Canada at close prices and every piece is guaranteed. Special values in girls' white Thihet sets at $5.00, $5.50 ,to $7.50 Children's Coats Children's Coats Exceptionally good values in children's Coats in the styles that the children like, made of the beet cloths to stand hard wear. To fit all ages. Priced at $3 50 to $I2.5* See our special values in children's Hudson Bay Coats. McCall's Patterns and Publications for December now in stock. 7L1 r R . i. i1 � v, M Ifar S Scotch Store , 56 Sank"tjeiaJJTGr Sifttesse d - Wllliam Maclntyre, former amount -1 ant of the Bank of Nova Bootle at St. John. N. B.. pleaded guilty to stealing 110.000 of the bank's funds and was sentenced to two years In Dorchester Penitentiary at hard labor. Macintyre .was ted In Toronto. Another Step In Thaw Case The Governor of New' Hampshire has honored the requisition of the State of New York for the extradition of Harry Thaw, and the case 1s now transferred automatically to the Federal courts. A HOUSEWIFE IS JUDGED BY HER KITCHEN. FOR A BRIGHT STOVE AND A BRIGHT REPUTATION. USE BLACK KNIGHT. A PASTEI THC F F DALLEY 6.LTD. I No DUST NOWASTC HAMILTON.ONT. No RUST Get these dainty aluminum Jelly Moulcls FREE THIS trance to get • complete set of six different aluminum jelly moulds free will he eagerly grasped by tap -to -date hostesses. ;First : because the molde are made of aluminum, recognized to be the world's best material for cooking utensils. Second : because the moulds are in the fashionable individual sixes and every one a different shape. Rut this offer is only good for a tort time. lt's simply our quick way of introducing Shirrif's Jelly. We give you the moulds as an inducement to try Lgirrift'e Jelly at once. Just go to your grocer and purchase three pack- a:res. He will give you three moulds free. Or six moulds—the complete set -with six packages. Six packages simply provide • nice assortment of flavors, enabling you to provide a variety or desserts. Can be served plain, with whipped cream, or in combination with fresh or canned fruits. Your grocer is probably displaying Shirrirs Jelly and the m Ids in his window. Call or phone him t once. Don't miss this opportunity to add these six dainty and stylishly designed jelly moulds to your Collection of alumi- num ware, • tot. a package. 3 for asc. 6 for Soc. 5 1o7 iniffi JeUy.