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Ns Fear siLssgTour
nosey when Trate
if you carry it to the form of
Travellers' Cheques
issued by the Union Bank
of C.anada. No one can cash thent without your signature.
Issued in denominations of $10. $• 0. 3S0. $100 and Ste, with
value in foreign currencies plainly stated on the face. Accepted
at full value at hotsb. ticket offices and business places generally
throughout the world.
t.oderjlrh Branch—F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager.
GENTLEMEN
Overhauling
Vukanizing
Grinding
Now that the winter is herr let in
call your attention to the fact that our
work includes Automobile Overhaul-
ing, Vulcanizing Tires with a new
steam vulcanizer we have just installed
9kae sharpening and overhauling ,1
tiasoline Engines and Machinery.
Agents fuer Hudson Automobiles,
models ft ono $Ydt10 1114050.
EAST ST. GARAGE
PHONE 243
Next Town Hall
GODERICH
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FREE TO BOYS ANI) GIRLS
For Selling 40 sets of Our Christmas or Fancy
Postai Cards. 6 In a set for 10c.
FOR BOYS —Ever ready Flashlight. Nickle-plated Hockey
Skates. Tool Box with nine Tools. Mechanical
Train with Teoder. Coach and Track. and ruaoy others.
FOR GIRLS —::old -Plated Extension Bracelet. Sewing
Mactine complete. dainty Gun Mete! Womb.
"Lady Ann Doll Carriage and many others.
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS Moving Picture Machine
complete with films and
slides. !end us your name and address today, plainly written. and
cat-
�t eRot free premiusend cards rw for boysreturn mud.
and gills. withbig
sold, return us
the money and we will send premium post paid.
Toronto Novelties Co., Dept. 373, Toronto, Ont.
-Mr. G. S. Aadrswa. of the Mall loitered Hie Foot
rod Empire staff. was la town over I The mese frieods of Rev. J. B.
Vot seriesheas, rector of tit. Oeurge s
be sore y to boar that he
Sunday on _—_----
--Mr. Hobert Legg, .t Stratford,
wbo has been in town for the past six
weeks assisting Messrs. O'Brien k
Legg in the erection of an ahattoir,
lett for bis bocce on Friday nat.
-Suggestions ars already being
made for nett year's wardership. The
'signal lakes great pleasure in pro-
posing Mi. 11 C. Munnings, reeve at
(itwtericb, as a Ht and proper peplos
torr the position.
--Mrs. M. elweneos. Mee. R. M.
t'raigie and Mn. Funks attended the
Womru's Institute convection at Tor-
uato last week. the former as a dis-
ttict representative end the latter
two as delegates from the 'iodericb
h. each.
-The regular meeting of the Eureka
claw of icturia street Metbodl•t
church will be held at the home of
Mise Maud Millian, McDonald street,
on Monday evening, December tat.
A tell attendance is requested as there
is very important business to discuss.
-Mr. H. B. Boehmer has sold his
bat berm hopand tonsorial parlor in t.be
Bedford bock to Mr. Wm. I -mune,
wbo will conduct it in future. Mr.
Boehmer is uodecided es to where he
will locate. Mr. Lumhy has many
friend% here who all join in wishing
him every success in hie t•ushoees ven-
ture.
-On Saturday afternoon, while re-
turning frow an afternoon tee, Mrs.
F. J. Pridham fell on the sidewalk
near lbs corner of Wellington and St.
Patrick streets and cut her face
badly. There was a bole In the side-
wall: whi^h she stepped in and caused
ber to fan. Sbe is recovering from
the shock.
-The graduation class in connection
with the Ale andra hospital will meet
in the Oddfelfowa' halloo Friday even-
ing, December Sth, at eight o clock.
Tbree young ladies will receive di-
plomas and medals. and ter presenta-
tions will be made 1.. ,teal doctors
and the Daughters of Empire. A
suitable progr•awnie • be provided
and all citizens as • r, ally invited.
-Tbe regular roe•, '.ly meeting of
the Goderich hr •ich of the Woreen'e
lustitute will be held at the home of
Mrs. Footle, Mein avenue. on Thurs-
day. December ♦tb. et three o'clock.
Members are requested to bring fancy
work and have a social afternoon. A
report of the convention held in To-
ronto during last week will be given
by the delegates, Mn. R. S. °ewe&
and Mrs. Fowlle.
Up for Election
cuseps,
less boas laid up forthe most pert of
this week, owing to running a rusty
nail to hie foot last Saturday aftehe was r -
noon. abFarthis rin glad eervioee
able leWtsJcear the
p
over the bodies of the unidentified vie.
thus at Maitland cemetery y.
Early Morning Wedding
lit. George's church was the scene of
an interesting sweat on Wednesday
morning, when Mies Edith. se000d
daughter of Mr. and Mn. Wellington
Dint•moe', was united aro st�nton. to
Mr. Sydney K. Germy,
'ebe ceremony was performed by Res.
J. B. Fotberiugluuu and only immed-
iate friends Dud relatives were pree-
one. The happy couple left on the
7.2110.P.R. train for Toronto and other
points east. Mr. and in o
were unattended. They will mee
(irantOU.
Pleasant Gathering
The Arthur circle in connection with
the wiwion work of Knox church held
a very pleasant gathering at the home
of Mee. W. E. Kelly, Church street, on
T iesday evening last. A nice pro-
gramme was given and the folloaring.
ergots contributed :-Vocal solos. Mime
Mildred McColl, Miss Lottie McCreath.
Mise McCormick, Mess May Stridden;
piano dome, Mr. and Mn. J. B. Hue-
ter, Mr. Hunter and Miss Rata Clark:
piano solos. Miss Jessie Maunders.
Kefreebtnents were served in the Mid-
dle of the prol;ramtse.
Please Lange Audiences
'NUNNDAY. Nov. 11, 1013 a
Last Saturdaya voting man. John
F. White, of tep6eo township, ap-
peared before Judge Holt to elect and
his treat was set for December itith.
He was allowed out ou ;1000 hail.
The charge now etaniiop against him
is an offence under the Charlton act.
that of comtuitting an assault last
December on a young girl under 111
year of age.
Expected Home This Wee k
Dr. A. H. Macklin. who has been
spending cnniderable time abresd,
is expected to arrive in New York on
Friday of this week by the steamship
Bettie and will be in town ready to
commence his duties on Monday.
During his absence be has spent time*
months in the hospitals of Loodoo.
Berlin and Vienna. His many friends
bete will welcome his return.
Tbe recurs engagement of Perry's
Peerless Pisyeas et the Victoria Open
Houde for the entire week is an un-
usual treat for the theatregoe
of
Goderich. The eompas opened with
Agai
"Up nst 11" on Monday alight,
•'The veiling Salesman" on Tues-
day night, "The Royal Prisoner" last
night and will present "Wife io Name
Only," tonight. TOO much praise
cannot'be given to this first-class ag-
gregation. Witbout a doubt A
Royal Prisoner," as presented by Mr.
O. Herbert Perry, does not do only
him.elf credit but his whole company
and proves that be oan ld timewith
love for the good Iitdrama.
tale
The drama Itself is a pretty
of life to Russia and is highly educat-
ing and instructive. Tbe stage set-
tings were superb and the scenery
beautiful. A full Bee is carried by the
company.Dud, very touch
The acting is also g r7
' LOCALS --PERSONALS
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THE PLANS
tor good plastering differ from the or
�tinary kind. You tray not be able to
note the difference, but even- good
plumber knows.
OUR PLANS
include only materials that will give
lasting satisfaction and wotktnanvhip
that will prove durable.
No matter how important or how
unimportant the job may be. we nevet
dight any detail .1
PLUMBING WORK
-The Signal is a 10 -page paper this
week.
-tine the bylaw your heady sup-
port on teaturuay.
-Dr. Harold Taylor is home en A
Broke His Leg
While exercising his borne near bis
own residence oo Victoria street on
Moodily afternoon last, Mr. Wm.
Stothen had the tnisfortune to break
his leg. One of the lines of the harness
broke as he was driving along. He
got out to is it and in doing so
visit how the west. 1 tripped and fell fracturing his leg.
-Mr. F. J. Pridham is on a hush- Dr.,A. C. Hunter was called and at -
nese trip to Toronto. tended the injured men at his home.
•-Watch Ooderich grow -vote for He is now in a favorable way to re -
the bylaw on datutday.
coverv.
-Mr. G. McLean, 01 Sewfocth, was Town iter s Proceeds of Bonds
in town yesterday on business. P
-Suppurt tbe. bylww 00 Saturday The American Road Machine Co.
and then watch Goderich glow. bylaw ir free of several defects which
-Mrs. James Bucbacau spent a few developed in some of out iodustrial
days in the Queen City last week. Projects. The town keeps the pro-
-Hurou county council will meet coeds of the bonds in its own control
tr. the court hone" 00 TneedaY next. and pays theta out only as emoted by
and enured by firms �
PreLondon was in town yesterday. mortgage on actually existing prop -
-Mr, V. E. Elliott, of the leers the company
-Mee- l:. J. llayhoe. of Tulin". ie erty. Another very important pro -
.biting her rnotber, Mrs. Mooning,. vision is that the company must re-
-Miss Margatet McDougall. of Hen- pay a portion of the principal an -
sail, te visiting telatives in town this nasally, as well as of the interest, thus
week. reducing their liability each year.
-Mrs. .1 S. Platt. and daughter. Vote tor the bylaw on Saturday.
Oledys, speul a few days in '1'orontu Nuptial Knot Tied
Mat week.
I-Mils Verna McNally attended the The Presbyterian meow was the
mode/nee. At -dhows at Clinton oo scene of a quiet sod pretty wedding
iW,aineeday evening. early Wednesday morning. when Mies
-Vile Signal III0bUlelist will, he Margaret McIver. daughter of Mr.
fouuei inn page eight. Fle
rout it .ect and el Nouldelver: was married to
__ .. ,ler tending
FRED HUNT
Mr. John Vtoonaan, of the firm of
-hero. Walter Sha+m
,or a w an has return-essr
Ms. 'Yeoman it 'Young. Miss
rd }row Het roil, where .be has been lsabella McDonald was bridesmaid
HAMILTON STREET. GODERICH i visatiug ber daughter. Ctrs. Dr. Dug- and Mr. Ernest J. Young asserted the
gan. groom. After the ceremony the
PHONE 1 S -Mies Potts left this week for Wal -happy couple left on the interning
ton, where ohs w111 visit for a tow train for Detroit sod after • short
west• refute Ruing w rorooto to wedding trip Mr. and Mrs. Vroorssn
www
tes1Qt .1a J will reside on 13rlunnla road. Rev•
1 -Mr. J. L Mareacew>w of the tent r est. E. hoes perforated the gement,
l sditoriat.usff, wws•bee been in bows er•Temsort
for toe pest few days, has returned to
- - - ITurontu. o
-Mr. S. B. Long. of (iuolpb, who
has bees vesselsg Mr. Alex. Robert/toe
tar tent weeks. left tate less bows on
S. J. YOUNG
SEE OUR F1hE DISPLAY OF
Christmas
Chinaware
AND
Fancy Crockery
A and varied aewrtseest
of ealtebale for boliday
gifts low priest.
Our stock of staple and fancy
groesrtes Is sew eoesplste for
she festive .eesoa.
Special for Saturday
CURED MILTS and SACS-
AG1iS
Tessd•y.�a c •
-Mr. Ins Shot. est the Bank of
Most:eahis parent t Mr. sad Mrs.' W. L.ilting
Eliot.
Nei.oe street. lobo M bare with
-Mr. O. 1l. Perry.
Petry's Petries• Players. auested the
hand In the funeral uf the sRidsstMed
victims today. of the editeiia►
-Mr. R. K. Menne,
staff of tbe Mamie Star. was In tows
last week is cosnsetaato with the
great ,aarloe disaster. rint.tadeMt
-Mr. B. B. tktrter, supe
of the Union bank. Toronto, was in
time oo Wednesday soaking an official
vide to the local breach.
-Mr. F. C. (Wehrle. of the Asper -
leas Rood Mealtimeilw.,� ori ward
Moodily
on w bwss lsetrip
island nod memo points.
-Deputy Reeve Cls
Clark has great
tshows this shy
o
faith a s amte r«H es on the earner
of Newest* sad Visions streets.
-Miss Jowls Bell returned to Ossa
is* titer
Paint, Dsasdw eek with tnleiLse,
ea Jatwesoat hw*
eetre&
-Me. M. Y. se-si.P, ter
end venires eater et
Conte and see Mils Chrietmus
Novelties. such asHandkerchiefs
and Glove Cases. Bo dpe.
Umbrella Uwe., Knife. Fork
and Spoon Castes. Collar Beg.,
Ladies' Shirt -waist Cases. Shirt
Holders. and other articles to,)
numerous to mention.
These articles are all made
up, stamped for hand ed'ataroidery
and make the handaomeet gifts
passible.
A full range of stamped
goods, such as Waists, Night-
gowns*, Combinations, Coreet
Oovers. etc.. Centres. Tray
Cloths, Pincushions. Work Bags,
Lruodry Bags. Pillow 'dips.
Towel., Aprons, Collar and Cutf
Seta, etc.
All articles in Baby's Wear,
Newest Neckwear, Bows. (ousts
and Collie and Cuff Sets,
Ooimpes. Yokes. etc.
We are going to uffetfor the
next two weeks rive Sewing
Machiues.that,bave been slightly
used, at bargain prices. fall
at 000s sad ase them.
No trouble to show goods.
Mrs. L. B. Tape
Come In and See Them
Without doubt we now have the largt•nt
and finest assortment of watches, we eYef
had and can show you anything in South
Bend Watches from the thin',a Lalish
leb
Chesterfield to the sturdy
railroad grades.
You would enjoy owning one of these
fine South Bend tches, for they ere
such splendid time pen.
One -or custcw who bought a South
Bend \ ..tch of
Never ) ie."
And you will feel the saute towards ywte
after you have carried it awhile.
hall trained it "MT.
E i Southi Bend Watch , guaranteed
by both thejFactory andius .
You get a double guarantee with a South Bend
Watch, for the factory guarantees the watch to
be an accurate and reliable timepiece.
We guarantee every South Bend Watch to give
absolute satisfaction or your money back and
you know that we always live up to our guaran-
tee.
We could not afford to guarantee a watch in.
this manner unless we knew that it would
fulfil all requirements.
The South Bend Watcli
timed watch we know of.
is the most
ctoRely
It's the watch you know that keels accurate
time frozen in solid ice.
It's the kind of a watch you will be proud to
carry.
Come in and look them over.
J. S. DAVEY
GODERiCH
reminding one of "the old-time stock
companies. Nobody can help
but ad-
AAlen-
mire the par
Razamovski we beautifully portrstyed
by Mr. Dart Malloy. His portrayal is
natural and true to life. &tweet and
lovely is the simple and natural way
Mies Hazel Corinne takes the part of
the child Empress.
A special matinee was given yester-
day afternoon in aid of the Lakes
Disaster Fund when "Just Plain
Molly" was presented. A handsome
remount was realized for the fund.
CHURCH CHIMES
Next Sunday Rev. S. J. Allis, of
Clinton, and Rev. J. E. Fordwill
exebaoge pplpits.
Lsst Sunday woroing Miss Bailie
of Nile, addressed the congregation of 1
t.be°Victoria street Methodist. church
on the subject of Mislionr.
A week from next Sunday being the
anniversary ot the Sunday school of
North street Methodist church, Res.
Dr. Dougall, of St. Thomas, will he the
special preacher thereat both services.
Next Sunday evening, Ald. Harrison
who is superintendent of tbe Sunday
school of Rydenbasa street Methodist
church, Kingston. will occupy the pul-
pit in the Norte street Methodist
church sod speak on the value of
Suoday school work.
Rev. J. F. Dingman, of Mount. For-
est, will preach at both services on
Sunday at the Baptist churcb. Mrs.
Dingmad is also expected to be present
and will give a solo. The B.Y.P.U.
wilt bold a debate on Mond& evening.
All young people are invite
Last Sunday Rev. J. E. Ford, pastor
of Victoria street Methodist church.
organized his Bible class' under the
name of the Victoria Bible Claes.
There were about 24 members present.
Mr. Nydney Belcher is president and
Mr. Thomas Burrows is secretary.
Bishop' Williams, of the dtoeese of
Huton, will visit Rt. George's eburch
here neat Suoday and bold an oidina-
tinn. Rev. G. A. RcMotion. of
Daogeneoo, is the only candiitate.
This • • rathir *stilton Retial'ttme
from usual eustom and it is many
ears nee an iodination w.s head
ere, tiate sermon and music
will be given on that occasion
The service in Keen church Sunday
esereies next will he attended by the
goes of Scotland in eomssemoration
of It. Andrew's day, November 30tb.
DA. oleo. E. Ross will deliver a die.
err '•l;entfastffsr easetibatine
TVortif7 , ill the IRWI *" tie
diose will be " B•rtisnaeue. or tbe
Man Who Seized Hie Opportunity."
I t1 i An Steam le • veritable 'Seam gal
Nee. monis oaf werrer (ass Ekrirrats.eLLwls/
remenalis edam
No Railway Tracks on Streets
From the standpoint of those wbo
do not wish to see the streets of Gode-
rich encumbered with rwilwey'raeks,
tbe-pseseat Americas Reed Machine
Co. ptop union1. Fele to he preferred
to the plan of layl►ig tracks frost the
Grand Trunk yards to the Bast street
factory. With the heavy pert of tbeir
work transferred to the new site, a
railway siding thro+g\ St. David's'
ward will be easseemeney. Int tltw
people of the whole town come to the
rescue. relieve St. David's ward et ally
danger of railway siding., weed s1 the
same timey.retain� ftorrWbwbytesea
dial iodnotry.
Rat urday.
Young Lady Injured
Wille retnreing from ebureh last
Rnssdday morning with her weather and
father, Miss Mary !Awry. ot J ..*. da'
township, wet with a rather ftsf
as* stories. aeeldsnt en the -!lues.
Rona part of the harems reed nest the Ykitsvia broke whew
this sore wide\ bee father
weeing hesonwe loftentrwy gni linfere M
meld .owned et the rtlMstal again
sere* Mins Leggy below t
tory w *eh. lbw eMst d mooOda* sentlegoil all the aseistwase pew'
wise lives siege te the sows ad the sea
*hie sad the le jiisssd fila alter mesh-
HOT -POINT IRONS
purchased from in are guaranteed for ton years and
always were. You dont have to go Any further to ,
get bargains in Electrical Supplies, Fixtures, Tung-
sten Lamps, etc., and bargains that can't be iupli-
cated in this town.
We bave only one iron in the fire aid that's
Wiring and Electrical repairs, and we d•, them well.
Try us on your next job.
Rememher the place lover the Signal Office)
W. J. HUDDART
Electrical ContrActor Open Evenings
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MISS CAMPBELL'S MILLINERY
A MILLINERY SALE WITHOUT
PRECEDENT
Another sen+-tional selling event that emphasises the
leadership of this store, not only tint in presenting correct
styles, not only first in value -giving, out first in offering
seasonable utillinety at reduced prices. Then are fre,h.
new productions in the season's latest Paris and New York
styles.
in this sale we are e.ving the women of Goderich
practically at the heginning of the lemma an opportunity
which bas never before been offered until tar on in January
or in February.
Miss Campbell
Kingston Street
BORN 1
ft a ITR - At nadrRMb, on Mo rad ti. Arseesobiei
ASO, to Mr. red Mrs D. lt. Wmh he
a, • sen I
tee IAoeny 1Dhseetatl. Alerts, oo atoc
SALLOw0. At Coleridge
sober loth. to Mr. and Mrs. Charnel !allows.
a dasgt,te•.
WINTER TRIM OPENS JAN. -Sub
-1 .TT
PI''jy NIpa1 a l **SSW was tabs M nor
Thom who oonsnme
Our Confections
have pleasant eek because
they're the QUAUTY KIND
Ale ays fresh from the Verney,
noes wore swlisf story.
Please store this away in
your mind
T. L. ot1RDtlit
8shsMsl Cate TM •pt•^
'Thais 54
ANNOUNCEMENT
ART ( 'LA Mtn. -Miss Katrina and
Miss Jessie Fold are prepared to gide
leseune on Saturdays in fine arta -
charcoal. water colors, oib, rte. Ap•
plietinte kiedly snake an awesome's at
the Victoria 'street parsonage. Miss
Ford is • pendants in art of Alma
college, St. Thema., and boMs an art
specialist oertiMorte from the Depart-
ment of lidanatinn, Tritesto. Al I t
Tstonts. (Int. act, ea It. •tudeot■ the beet boo-
Bear sdecali•s and a•et, Nem wen essamtent. wed .odor tour
lame estnern.
DRANK
HALiIT
RQLIARLI HUME TEHATMINT
Thensande of wino, soothers sod de -
tern are estbosi•stle is their praise et
()11111 NX, bonuses 11 bas soured their
loved owe et the "deist haste and
1 tberele'vlo t happiness to their
ss
bo... flea given .acrMly. ON -
Milli coats osly it.00 pig bee. Ask
tar teas booklet. F. J.Itntlasd, Oede-
rieh.
Oar Fall and Winter stock of
Boots, Shoes
Rubbers and
Overshoes
14 now complete
Our stock was all bought
before the advance in prices
which enables us to give
you genuine bargains.
it will pay you to call
and inspect our footwear.
REPAIRING
Downing St MacVicar
THE
Star Theatre
Three Feature Pictures
every week. Four reels, over
four tbOYMnd feet Of pictur-
e. ee Movie each night.
•
Pleven chance terve
times a week. MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY and FRI-
DAY.
An excellent programme will
be presented.
A big show for • little
money.
ADMISSION 5c
J. A. CULVER,
pmprisenr.
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