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Deems If yea asgiect
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It only see kidny medicine bee
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Kidney'
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The Old Bachelor says:
Don't care how stout you
are --
There's a Semi -ready type
for you -
We fit the hard to fit -and
tie physique type patterns
are faultless.
Note too that the graceful
lines and the keenest craft of
fashion are incorporated in
the Semi -ready Coag.
If you like "something dif-
ferent" it can be made to your
Special Order right away -
in a week.
Semi -ready means real
money -saving and the higher
form of clothes service.
McLEAN BROS.
GODERiCH
ONTARIO
Headquarters for
Hot Point
Ileating Goods
Electric Wiring, Sup-
plies, Fixtures, etc.
Flashlight Batteries
W. J., HUDDmt,T
nes• s•eatee•.
frift
LUXURIES
are of many kinds, hut we make a
ittinry out of • necessity.
iN BATH ROOM
we nee tbe greatest promotion to
install roily the latest tied md mo
BATH TUBS AND ALL
PLUMBINQ
from 484s snap le this trot (Anal*
able.
Retleinallegy mellinat.s ne p.w oe
asps& week.
FRED HUNT
11111111SILTIMMI R**T• OeMagaiClt
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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH : ONTARIO
ANNUAL MEETING
CHILDREN's A10 SOCI(TY W1ttt1S
UP YEAH'S BUSINESS
Provincial Superintendent Speaks -
The Purchase of a Shelter Urged
Society Will Ask bouncer fora lam-
ar Grant Next Year Uood Reports
Given by Officers
The annual meeting of the Howe
County Children's Aid and H +nr
ancien y was held in the court boll -r on
Monday Tart. An eeiden.•r of the
interest the I..ral rr.irlrut. are laking
in the work was m..nitrrta*t by the large
number who tunnel out mud r het rt.y
showed their opine. loll on of i he tub-
jret.
In the 'nurse of hi- i*trminctnt y re-
marks. the pre.•.dettt, Mr. .ramie Mit
ch.lt...lid: '•t'Ve eel/mune you herr
tonight. There wt'.1 hr laid before you
a review r -f the work done 1,y Ibis so-
ciety for the past year. The met its of
the work is weir known to you a1', and
the knowledge weh*vel o1 v.•ur hearty
eo epor*• ion *.ed eysnpahy gives u+
joy. The iesul:. mrr ruust.mtiehictrry
laud meat ble... d.- He tont• d hit. audi-
ence to keep an eye open for the dates
of the meetings and their at tandoori. at
the same. 'tire president hoped to
spend the t+•ut*ining vers- of his life
doing this work herrn*, of the greet
satisfaction and joy st sttorded heirs.
TRE.%SUHER S REPORT
Sheriff it eyu.dde, the ire*. u. lar. re-
ported that thea: hot horn a gratify-
ingiorr•eaae in the tonttibettkons of
1.43 ovet the p•evi:sus year. He re -
Hnetted that the mtir:eip.lilie. of
uron, as * whole. ill view of the hen-
rficisl •rsults attrtn.d by the . filcient
sect entry in the rescue work of chi, -
dive. did lo' take .e noose liberal view
of as-istiog the goof wink. He show-
ed that t of 26 •tiunicip.lit it. his the
county only .tic male di, rct emit ribu-
tion d• ►-i+•g the year. As this n.et•e-
sary ork hes he.n prreecntrd by vol -
un sohtribut' he hoped th.re,
would be smote I,hral respassr dur-
Iog the rouriug year from this
source.
He prevented his flnsnciel statement
wbich rhowod an expr•tditsoe of
1644 22. and t.e.iptu ..1 1102.83. le*ring
a *door, $8.125 on hand. The item-
ised stalr.menr 'sits follrws:-
Sm.-ripts-Balance on hand howl
1412, 18.70; Huron lodge. 1.0.0.P , K;
McKillop township. *Ill; Hallett
township. 43: Blyth s•rer;ch Children'.
Aid society, 4:30.415: Huron county. for
maintenance of wards, 148: Utiles ill)
township, 13; London Children'.. Aid
society. 161.21: Moues u.wnahll•. ll23:
Bruisers Wururn+ Institute, *10;
Ethel CO1.*di*n chit. Oki; 1'. 1). B.•urk,
('lintun. fit: Hsu. -et+ hraorh Phil-
dren'. Aid soci.ty. SSU; Huron roomy
councikgrant. 42)0; town of (lode -rich.
130: frieod of the society. $.'i0: tower
of Clinton, $10; \V. E. i il•.,t•. Lon-
don. 43 : e;o t.o i.•h to *u. -Ir %Iv ldren'e
Aid .oc r v. sa5.1r2: S..tor•h 1.1*nch
Children. Aid .oci. 1y, $35 73; \\'irg-
h•m hn*n.•r. (hil•hr'. Ar society.
448.23 fnta1.1653.8.5.
Exp.od.tor.. - C. nn+y *erre:sty
f•.1*nr. feta -t. Yew. 's •a Ary. 470: al4
noel report*. SA; printing *nd ofHre
supplies, 12t30; t.one por•atiun char•
gee for children, $1S.'i: county e.•. r. -
tnry'u postage, 114.75 ; med.cal fie-
44:
•e-
lls; We. is*1 oI.eI s in' f.,r woo 4 01 w-
eir. *211: 1•vrr'y. $3: .• i -to-. ICJ:
clothing fort hill. en. $34 1n ;int••u-
ante of ward., $05 72: ph.n r 4.a11-.
425.40; cate.uk.- . SI ; b.,.a ex.Mto:r•
loc. ; coon ty0..Iy'Pt. v.-.It.ty, *34.1,-
bslaoce on I•ati•t, *8.73. T.tmh *4",2.83.
In moving t h. adopt...r .•f • br, t .•r*-
nrera repot,. Mr 1'. meager. 11..'..
crown *ttorney.cmlled *'Irl.• ion 11. tl e
eel ..,le ..t the work of the ...-
Ci.iv. ••Tire. a i+ eon letter- invest loi lit'
Of 11104(I.52o1. even .•f v •:h lvtg-r'
amount. The coat of adniini.,rwto•ti.
of justice i. eery giver mod 11,i. work •
les.eus i h- c-•+1 . A few year. *gip , lie
coot of ud r.tion rwa cou.idel-
able tit •'O iI.c'i• n ooh j .vem1e ot-
fend.rs hot 1.1., se., these wr. s..' ,•
mingle e...• t.r tat 1md-r the j,lv.nit.
Offending.' act. rt foo• which r osis du•• in
* Jorge Ole. -urn t0 the w. -I k •'- he t -y
the Children'. Ai.. r•1de•The w•t-
►e*ty'- eep.wt ... ,q- -- n••.' n•}-
John P, lI.vk w.- r...fl, mei a.o.
adopts... In t•1 r -en• tog r , he ori i
•'The w••rk .•1 erre s -w -ie y 1n8" •1.e carr
year I.aN bee.* • Wile fly ..1i.l*e•Ors.
We fled * .l.el'er i•.t•••rot h•. twin
taken its the work of the sort/4y *,ret
rosoifset.ng 1 ..lf in a•. noes -est to *
greater knswledrre or the no le th-
soeiety i• dui••¢. T e w•.rk ha. 1*rn
shwcr..ful. With ply *...lar .noel prhlr
we ► ep••rt i het a 1.. ...'tet l has ro.
tiled in tuts oe .4nel • .nisi alp a *seeng e l
lbs eaa►+r it -baa I.,anu t -ti. ' . Tti[i. is ray,
more ►al l•ferr.m•v • h 1. wr M's..ti,hrr
that we h•v- I,*n.IL,I - •..• hardc••e•.
More wort. I -a• sae.. Heiler -token obi*
71.01 th.n 1* t: yrs e. h.ve e t
umd.rteten all the wort. the, 1• to Iw
don, in rat • h ...•••' ,•• lib, •furry-
nf the *r..• • th*• •he nor* '•NI' -es
hr over until the foe I -t-•tel- ,•ael•.vl
Th. need of a • 8.11. ern'- eh -Ir. r .- 1- -
Oonlitig more end ae.M 1•r.'.ring wsi
NM, a••••• .•n '
b:LECTIOK (W OFFICE/14
Th. f .11.•win•• •Tn • • w..- eke,rd t
- Hot orate tere.r 8. H •
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Judge Doyle; president. Mr. James
M.t.cbell; secretary, Rev. John Pol-
lock ; treasurer, Sheriff Reyolde.
The chief speaker was Mr. J. J. Kel-
so, proriQoiel wperiat.ndent. He
congratulated the society upon the
wort it was doing and spoke of the
progress it bad Wale ill the 21 years
of eta existence. He called the 0101-
dreu'. Ptot•ctior. net the hand meld of
the,goapel, for whru pleading and per-
suasion folie. the law steps is and com-
pels better condition. being given.
The b••use should be kers intact and
should be sanitary. The society
should *taud for a living wage. and
not citify a livinl wage but shorter
hours. 5\'r should have *tapestried
How A Clover Girl
Helped Her Motes
Dttt,o*AIHI, MAIN.
1 must tell you about my mother.
She thinks there is no other medicine,
as good as GIN PILLS, for Backache.
She tried a lot of other medicine for her
back. Sometimes she would get a little
better, and then be as had as ever.
Then a frierid advised me to get GiN
PILLS. Mother tried them and has
not been troubled with backache since.
EL*Axon lista.
Backache is the surest signet Kidney
Trouble -and GIN PILLS are the sanest
cure for weak, sick Kidneys. If you are
troubled with backache, don't hesitate
a ememte.t but get GIN PILLS and you
willget relief. If GIN PILLS do not
de all that we saythey will -let u.
Anew, and we wilcheerfully refund
you your money. 5oc. a boa. 6 for ,ts-,Sur
If your dealer dose not handle them,
write our for free sample box.
National Drug and Chemical Ce., ol
Canada, Limited, Toronto. : o.
"termai w New
Nems -lis Cried ort Asssemsi1 _
• cows.. ler I.sw.lb, e..s.t w Or erg
w Libel M grip .e44.1 Mee 4u,
weaeulecowineed
AY./. Revel EJweed
C..f. tMsi Cease*
kelt bele we seises bees.. Oa ere b
amm..i sonstae e.v.r• to and ra.••asw-
•. t r. -o . X &cc. owlets..
L . ll..tree. elle. Lr. Dr{rtol, Cy.
t1et.13....Royal Edward .. Nos-. 1
Nov. 1.. Royal reword Nov. to
Nov. It 'tarsi George ..Dee 3
4Mlr t. lar .rss*Yp arwt ' H. C.
D arla r. Cereal sew. Talars, Os,.
COAL
11.ving4p*rcbse•.I t In• busi-
• r« tor...etly • o •h,. ret tee
F'. 11..I. .- 11.'...'..'.s pow -
Coal, Wood
Little, Cement
Fire Brisk, Etc'.
AVe will ham t the S.•r.ntr•w
.aur Irh•rlt Valley (`owl• two
lm-• shill ase h••r•.•gn sd as
the hest. Ws * 1.11 t.. gee=
11.e pe •Id- . f Grrlenrh •nil
;vo-nosy he Ir+t Y
..,. ,lerli -MvuPIn
beer fn•o• .•1 or Mr. I1o1mae
r•. -•utile.- . roil why .0 hers
w 1.n oath nn. (AMA u, our
All o..1 ••• left trots. Jae.
y*...., it • el Nile .r, 1.r..n.Ptdy
ate►n.1.d s..-
McDoliagh&Gledhill
1'11••• a \o. ♦B
Tari+ at s; T. R . Nr . •n Weisel
Aye
•
y••ie ry•QT.r•-tg ^'11.1f1\
with ferry's berms hyen, Vittoria opts Morse seat wets
•
•
playground% M. weaker emphads
ed the weed tor socL1 metres for
7000/ pimp*.
OLEAN AMUSEMENTS
"Let to clsarrand purify the loaf/•
ing hail, the tbwatre. tie moose
elbows, for human patine doomed. sa-
tortalnmeut and that entertainment
ought to be the heist. There ought to
he In our community • ,ommittes to
study the need* of the community and
g ee that they are provided," be said.
EXECUTIVE MBETS
In the afternoon the executive met
in the office of Mr. Wm. Lane, in the
court douse, and thump present were,
Mr. Jame. Mitchell, iter. J. J. Kelso,
provincial secrets' 5-. of Toronto. Rev.
Uro. E. Roos. Rev. J. E. Ford. Dr. H.
i. ittrsne, Sheriff Reynolds, Mr. ti. M.
Elliott, Mr. Wm. Lane, Mr. W. K.
Kelly, Rev. Jahn Pollock and Mr. C.
Seager. Presideut MItcbell oreaided.
The report of 'the secretary was re-
reived and adopted. A ropy will he
(new*, dell to each muhleip*lll y in the
county.
BETTER HOME CONDITIONS
Mr. Kele b-ing asked to make a
few ',markt, stated that the last tires
he visited Ooderich was on the ocea-
.inn of a murder trial and in his opin-
ion a triode( this nature was most ex-
pensive to the (ounty. He believed
the eon ranged from 430.000 to 1100,-
000. "In the, particular rase," hes raid.
"the evidence went to show that the
murder arose from a neglected home."
Frons an economical standpoint, he
pointed out that an immense amount
of good by the Children's Aid society
was being done. It might justly be
said that the vet y fact that there bad
not been a single case of juvenile
crime before the courts of this county
in the last year was pet -baps due to
the Children s Aid society.'
The speaker did not approve of
sending away children to reformator-
ies units,it was the last resort. "Keep
'bent in their holies and improve
home cottditwns." be urged. "A go eat
deal can be done by bettering the
home.' the spe.trr continued. "The
eburebee. Mwrrolrot *mistier. togeth-
er with the aid moiety should work,
together for the uplift of the eommaw-
it "1 hope you get *shelter. If you had
one you would find that your contri-
butions would increwe considerably.
People them gee something they think
is practical and money would be left
in wills, etc., and given more freely,"
be declared.
Mr. O. M. Elliott, the count mere-
tary, presented his report which *bow-
ed : - Complaints investigated, 76:
number children affected, 179: letters
received, 487; letters seat out, 786:
meetings attended in the interest of
children. 30; visits made, 391; inter-
view., 4/31)4,Jlourt eke," attended. 21 ;
applicatbaefor children. Ai; children
made wattle of the moiety, 22'; wards
pinned or replaced. 30.
Next yser the society will sok for a
larger granrand a rnmtnittee compo. -
ed of Rev. deo. E. Rose: Meters. G. M.
Elliott, and C. Seager. K.C.. mod Sher-
iff Reynold* will wait on the county
Walk -Over quality is a
standard „of comparison for
shoe dealers everywhere -
Walk -Over shoes are ad-
mittedly the "Leaders of
the World."
Downing & MacVicar
Sole Agee* for Go4ridl
HAVE YOU
nnrJm w area his eraebrsae.t dor-
ies ter Volt sod w Inter amoeba ,r d. .
Poo w`blswliseIbtfeloorrym,,� ease sae
work the
vow
ire less We sew the Wei ti
Its basic- t►ay wtmkiy. tine .stat.
easl%A,_ tw,Maly.
•VE$ SOO A( ail
:: `�ream� in
me maim MOO WNW far
es m waist asimieremle. reliable etas
ter fll...4 r1.t mod
me �'45. N y.
PiIrkirLaA>r Ifl7pERT CO..
teseeee. the.
x. d -Free eesatu.ere en r%s..••.
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•I .
-49CowTHE COLBORNE STORE -ape
THE WINTER
We are rushing the biggest winter stock
this store has ever offered and at the lowest
CAMPAIGN prices that new and up to the moment merchan-
dise can possibly be sold for. We have hund-
reds and hundreds of dollars' worth of fall and
winter goods going at a good deal less than first prices.
Read an enumeration of some of them in the following items.
Dress Velvets
Still Velvet Suiting, to cords and brocades are
a novelty fur mite, dresses sod skirt.. We are
showleg some of the popular colors In two-tone
effects. They are tight for nobby wits ar.d
dresses
Coats
Our fall and winter Coats never were as satis-
factory as they have been this season. We have
now just wveoI.In left and we will oomutence to
clear them out at one-e-uarter off regular prices on
Saturday morning next. All these coats are thio
eeawn's make and some of the latest Rodgers de-
signs.
Furs
Now is a good time to select Fun. Our stock
is all new• having hosts ►ought for this year's
selling. N Furs carried from last 'season. We
tuy from the maketk. Hence the low price we
can sell new fresh Fars for. Give us a look if in
need.
Fancy Linens
Imported Battemburg Embroidery and
Crochet Linens in Mats, O.ntree, round and
square. In 3 row. Tray Cloths and Sideboard
Drapes. These are sgceptionally cheap. Made In
Japan. tut arrived here this week.
Suitings
(ler stook is loaded with esms of the vett nes.
est colon in bodtord% diagonals ad sera*, U. to
66 inches wide, So to eros a yam. Anyone
wanting an up -to -data milt should et tbew
Children's Bear Coats
I
Nieete.o only to NIL Colors, whits. red. gray'
and brown, amid in four Saes. We will put tkf,
lot on sale on Saturday atone -quarter to one-third
off our marked prime.
Corsets
for the holiday trade. Always wear D .\ .\ if t..0
want the beet. at from Sot: to Win.
Handkerchiefs
Two shipments of our Christmas H.D.F.B.
are here, wbbh put' us in a position to 811 orders
at all pekoes from a 5 Dent linen to some of the
Aiwa entbrridersd made. Extra Values this
year. Byes and folders for eachseinr them.
Hosiery and (cloves
Our stock of tows Reeds ie now at its best.
We bees the beet that gooey will buy at the
prices asked. Our Noehlage at iH cents rec-
ommend themselves Uel all buyer's
It will be easy to do your Christmas buying Ifyou some early.
An elegant showing this year.
J. H. COLBORNE
council at the January session in re-
gard to lithe matter.
DONATIONS
Towards the...no* of the Ineetinf
which was largely attended. the an-
nouncement was atade that a friend
of the society had bequeathed it 4230.
This w •. received with much rejoicing.
The d. trona received for November
were : A. M. Robertson, S5: Mies M.
J. Rs . min. il; Mrs. J. H.• Leech,
48: pt.,. Janie* Mitchell, 41; Mr. Wm.
McCrea' h. $1. Contributions of good
wearable clothing have recently been
reesiredfrom Mrs. F. R. Hodgens, Mrs.
Jubn sit -anon and Mrs. James Wil -
IOW
• During the general meeting in the
evening. Ma4sr Wilfrid Ackhurst
gave selections on the mandolin.
TEMPERANCE SERMON
Clinton ISusisets Man Speaks oa Condi-
t
noes in Tbat Town
Has local option proved a failure in
Clinton ? This was the subject of a
fine adder* given in the lnlerests of
temperance in the Victoria street
Methodist church on Sundry evening
by Mr. A. T. Cooper, of Clinton. Mr.
Cooper delivered his address after s
abort sermon fwd been given by the
pastor. Rev. J. E. Ford.
The speaker touched on general husi-
ne*e, education, real estate. pleasure,
growth of lbs cbun-he., and in fact
evil ything el.. which could affect tits
town a• is whole, and showed that the
sale of liquor tieing ptnbibfted was a
great improvement in every way
either than a detriment. 1a the first
plate he pointed to the rrtflatiate in-
stitute and *bowed that it Wed not
been affected in .my way. Then as
to the g.oersl mercantile bonne* of
the fowl.. be illustrated that the
merehaots were dopes a far Letter
trade now than they ever had done be-
fore. Orme* and other beeieess wen,
whom he could rely %poo. were the
authority for the reatement that
their bnairwes were better now,
Mae before Weal option came *to
force. The streaker t oght that the
ver y faet that there was err y few
vacant booms in the pias* was .1.0 a
Ha at
mrd thou- the
Argon.
' wow better in esvve%egy� way
and offered better eeeomodatioa to
the tr.velNrta paddle. Of eourns by
the prohibiting of liquor is had naked
the tease of the Sege a.hast peon
=2; a Ie lase of 1Mr thea were
moos farmers .omlmg to
• toss asd twist home ether that be-
fore. ••i'bs eery drunk 1 law its OB. -
toe was a man w d►M from Gode-
ricb and he wrest beak is eomtry
with a poli w said. Mr
Cooper had anth *Live information
from ministers sod eternities that
the chard*, were snaking itt'eater
peewees which Seed bias to m, "1
Heim that the her teem is one of the
worst seeasisa of the ahem* at the
present time." it wee Ida apish*
that the 'Hite whkhtd arises 1a
hockey between Omderleh Metas
Myo was doe to hotel taw
QM,m to the rink Oa then denature
too freely. Nowthes was glad to w
the erection of a ae sew rink, sad
ah m
he wars ono et a till.-
Ina estittlOillli hkttwwl1bo rmuld rather
see =weir:: ep a «sthe how
•
1s aweless- he herd tar the day
when the whole...stir will be bin
from the eines of liquor and so win 1t
for (:Arlt.
During the newtse the els* swag as
an anthem, 'Ail Han the Power of
Joe%•• Name." .
ENTER ANY DAY
AT THE
NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
owl's ..000. o's7Aaro
Iwdivid.tal Inn ruetion. Thin y -
three years of mentor Positions
gvara.teed W grodust.,. inform-
atlos Free.
C. A. FLExtwo. F. C. A.
Pti.cipal. U. D. Pi. iy.,
asevetat•y.
SHAW'S
SCHOO LS
mi ve .seer r ea
b
May
w ,.. w . mar '>•w.I T.t j:
t�Lrssi. llw a
The Largest Yet
That is what our Holiday trade will be.
if you make your election from
BROPHEY BRQ'S.
Stock of
FURNITURE
We have at present a full line of Leather
and Rexene Rockers and Students' Chairs -
the largest in years. Also a new line of Ratan
Rockers and Chairs, Couches, odd Parlor
Furnfture. etc. . . Any of these articles
would be a very acceptable Gift for anyone to re
ceive. . . Or perhaps you anticipate a nice
China Cabinet, Dining Table, or a set of
Leather Diner's. . . Or perhaps you have
been building on a nice Parlor Suite for your
wife : if so, we have them in Silks and Verona,
three and five -piece Suites. . . Odd Dressers
and Stands in /-cut Oak, Mahogany and
Empire finish -from the cheapest to the best al-
ways in stock. . . Our line of Fslt Mat-
tresses are in great -demand by the tired ones
who desire rest and comfort. . In fact. we
keep in `tock every line necessary to furnish the
home from cellar to garret.
Cail and inspect our stock. No troubl
ishow goods at the OLD RELIABLE
Brophey Bros
Uadertaksre aad Embalmers
MEM mad Day este ,.remptly mended M
Sten Phew 180 llsehlesus Mee
itonotmoga Meet
me' Huron Des8wapww' aetltoiatlie
held Shale am --04t• 4*. I .
tine sewed ehmmher wIsola', two siselese lhtw40pi
t.. 04 tl
The -
esteem of mgmbere t1
tweet parts el tM; ad�tirttwrwe these y'
aw4ik, ' std fir. JMOml. OF
fxI erred, who la nor rM 1 Me esus .t••w-
atve bask -epees is tA+ tewMy. wee
,.hosed .eer••taey-•ow. ewer. et at iv -
dent tithe t seaaM ♦griieedawe.l ad
IMO IA
!redWa4 lamas
p sediest, B. WE,
am
f
es1
--Jerk, r O.dehothers
orates east t et .4ses a
muted itis tellorwisa em
IMrilh. '