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THE SIGNAL'S
CLUBBING
LIST
1914
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Globe$1.60
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald
and Weekly Star
The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto)
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star
The Signal and Toronto Daily World
The Signal and Toronto Daily News
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and
Empire 1 6o
The Signal i}11 Farmer's Advocate 2.35
The Signal and Canadian Farm. 1.85
The Signal and Farm and Dairy
New. f.6o
Renewal , , , . 1.85
The Signal and The Country Gentleman 3.25
The Signal and Canadian Poultry News1.35
The Signal and Grain Growers' Guide 1.5o
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free
Press 1.6o
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser i.60
The Signal an 1 London Daily Free Press
Morning. Edition 3.50
Evening Edition 2.90
The Signal and Montreal Daily Witness 3.50
The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness1 . s;
The Signal and World Wide
2.25
The Signal and Presbyterian • . • 2.2 5
The Signal and Westminster5
2.25
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster 3.25
The Signal and Catholic Register
New
1.70
4.50
1.85
1.75
2.25
3.25
2.30
Renewal 1.85
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)3.4o
The Signal and McLean's Magazine 1. 25
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto)1.75
The Si nal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) 1.5o
pric.•n *o' for ,t Hr. -trot in Usrn+da or threat Britain
The Signal and Lippincott's Maglzine 3.25
The Signal and Woman's Horne Companion --
(New York) 2.75
The Signal and The Saturday Evening Post 2.50
The Signal and The Ladies' Home Journal. 3.00
Incl ding postage to Canadian subscribers.
Theft bove publications may be obtained by Sig-
nal subiscrjbers in any combination, the price for any
publication -being the figure given above less $i.00
representing �thae 'price of The Signal. For instance :
The rn.r's Advocate ($..13 Iowaal The Weekly =r. col _f.33
TTbe rs
sass
--making the price of the three papers $2.0.
' Th. Sit sal sad Tb. Width s..
The Tereus Das Stec l I. as
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The Wee11y Moos1$i. �Iu.0 =Lel.. as r.40
-the four p ipers for $ 6o.
If the publication you %want is not in above list, let
us know. We can supply almost any well-known
Canadian publication.
Send subscriptions through local agent or by
postofffce or express order (not by bank cheque) to
$3 4.
ITS
TIM storm. : GODERICR ONTARIO
ET QUESTION
CTS ARE NOW EXCLP•
TIONALLY MOUNT
Interviews With Farmers ;Show That
They are Keenly Interested Curb
Market Suggested for a Starter
Market Can be Established With-
out One Dollar of Cost
The market question hes %,alined
another aspect. Now tiro it has not
with the approval of the Hoard of
Trade,tbe members of the coursed, and
has passed on to the committee, whit°
is deJhg with 1t at the present time,
everything seems fair in its path and
it looks as if Ooderich would lave a
mantel established here within • very
*bort Slue. However. the objection
has been raised tbattbe ferment would
not patronise It. The Signal believed
that they would, in spite of all that
suight be said sgelwat it and to substaa-
Nate las views got a number of farmers
to express their ()pinker on the matter.
Lest it Rhombi he misunderstood, The
Signal, al( hough it is very enthusiastic
in the est tbli.hment of a market, it
willing to publish just as many
opinic.n+against the market propoao-
tion ss for it, 1f they can be found.
Mo far It has been unable to fled them.
Hers is the county own of Huron
without • market place. Front the
time of the Roman empire until the
present time, the public forum lir
market place has always been the
rendezvous of nsercthants and the
centre around which the commerce
revolves.
The manufactures, favor the plan.
A good suggestion made to The Signal,
and one which it etaoogl euraa
dns, n
the establishing of a curb market. It
ons made by Mr. C. L. Moore,
manager of the American Road
Machine Company. "Give the farmers
a street. or part Of a street and Sire it
to them free, until it is seen how the
experiment works," he said. He
further went on to nay that a market
could be established without a dollar
of coat, meaning that a market day
could be arranged when the fanners
might offer their produce for sale in a
certain part of the town, without the
town erecting a building at. the present
time. He did not see why the farmers
could not hick up their rig. to the
sidewalk, unhitch their horses, and
thereby leaving a thoroughfare in the
centre of the street and also each side
for pedestrians. This was done In
other place*.
"Molt assuredly," raid Mr. Alex.
thunder•, president of the (*oder' Ar
Organ Company, when The Signal put
the question to him. "What has been
g .rad for other towns ought ro h. good
for Oo derieh. 1 mnder,tsn.t • • he
merchant+ in Unit fay lir .. ., y do
more business on a tuerket day than
on any other, and why not try it
here ?' be said.
A man who mixes with the rural
Inc., M nof Ode Tbborna Gundry, was trt or the ithed
if be thought the fanners would come
to a market. He stated that he
thought they would and was in (as or
of the scheme himself.
"Its something every owm should
have," remarked Mr. T. J. Richardson,
of Port Albert. He continued :
"There'e a lot of stuff in the country
11 we had a regular market daytodispose far
ve
• place to sell farm produce than to
take it around from house to house."
Mr. Richard Rthlin, who liven about
3f miles fr•o.n Dungannon, said that
he would patronize • market in Oode-
rich and thought, as it was a good
thing, his neighbors would also corse
to town with their produce.
"Why certainly, 1 would come,"
said Mr. Win. Stother., who lives
about If miles from Dungannon, when
asked by The Signal if be would pat-
ronise s tnar'ket, provided a good one
were established here. ire further
stated that there watt no inducement
for farmers to come now. "i have
taken potatoes to (iodericb and
mull not sell them and 1 knew all the
time these were people in Ooderich
who wanted potatoes. I think it
would be • good tbieg arid i am sun
other Tarsiers would attend it," he
concluded.
"Perusal it would not hetssfnt me
but perhepe it would all small truck
farmers." stated Mr. Isaac Hether-
ington, who resides about eight miles
Iron Dodeeich. This gentleman said
that be used the telephone to sell
his produce and therefore he did
not sell much of bit produOe
is Ooderkb but rather Instead In
his own home. Afterwards he de-
livered it in Iloilo ieb or wher-
ever it was sold. It was his opinion
that the people of tlaltford who west
In more extensively for truck farming
wools he benefitted by • market being
esttMiabed hose
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PUSLi$Nta TNa SIGNAL
Godericb Ontario
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Use Parisian Sage
No preparation has done en much to
stop falling hair : eradicate dan4ruf
and make women's bale hsauUfnl as
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it ie the only cert*in destroys of the
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hair trouble..
Parisian Sage le moot daintily per-
fumed. 1t is as Need/ peeparsfloe, not
re testy or greasy. it dor, not °metals
pepetsooIso9 sugar of lead or scripture or
t le a esagnlfieast dressing for
women who dealt* Inzertaat h stmns
hair that aumpeie ala.yat f.a .rad for
WS awl eifldrea eviblag am cos.
pit wiledose w g with terrible ee.lp Deb
ova Nr►t eelsumosN He hale to grow
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Aar • latex WOW .f P•rtsias haste
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smalls eessayassts .t all Mend
1aMw . lit. 1i. N We
Cittirk TN COST
Of GREAT STORM
At Least MI Lhrwse eve
Been L•ee-Myebsey N' 'Mae
Charter 8. Prise
The a5!bsr of lives test lo the wild
pies that swept the Brest Lakes mar
Myer be **earthly kaowa, but from
Um hest *tures obtalaa►le It Is esti-
mated that I64 sailors were drowsed.
while the meetly lova is estimated
at more thaa $1.1100.006. The property
loss Iacludee the score or more of
vessels drives oa the recta or shore
atad partially or totally destroyed.
The list of lost vessels and their
dead
apportlo.ed as follows:
Steamers
Elm. 34; liydrua, 24;
lassc M. Scott, 2*; Charles S. Prloe,
U; John A. M000ia, 24; Wexford,
*1; Regina, 34; Jams, Carruthers,
111; H. B. 8mitk, 24; Lealeld, 20; Not.
tiagbam, 2; United States Lightship
No. *3, t; tag Mills. 7; Blomberg,
Plymouth, 4. Total. 214.
Besides these a score or more of
vessels were either totally or par -
Bally destroyed withal* sou of lite.
IdeetNled Upturned Stat
Tie mystery of the vessel which
was floating bottom up eight miles
Qom Sarah fa lab Huron was
atolls* o* Saturday when Diver Baker
0* Detroit went down from the tug
sad Metalled t* as the Charles
Price of Cleveland. There L so
!MIK under the Price, as Capt. Thump -
MS of 11. Sport dragged his amber
Use maim steamer sad found
obstacle. The Plot appeared to
turned over Is turtle tasilos aad
a moment's entitles to the
;sawo. Diver Baker fogad so bodies.
pis says he believes there may be
Bars, but he could mot get Inside of
steamer to learn.
L all live Amalgam and three Cate adlaa beats were lost on Lake Huron.
�h.y are the J. A. McO.sa, -C. S.
I. M. Scott. Hydros,' AVOW'
Wexford and Carruthers.
The bodies found along the Can -
shore are as followers: Jr'e,
Carruthers, 11; ldestltsd, 10.
the
Wexford. 71 ldsstUSad, 1.
the MoGesn, 1: ldas*3 .4. 2 -
the the Argus, 10; identified, 4, with
nue unknown.
Colleetlry Ws* Iodise
The Lake Carriers' Association has
identification oases at Thed-
Goderich, and Kiocardiae, with
Onderlch as a caatlal bureau of In-
timation and ldentlsaatloa, under
:fas,olarge of two capable man, Cap -
!ski i Whitney, and Mr. 'garrison. T14
iamoclation arranged that all the '
bottles found along the shores of
Latbtoo county go to Sarnia, those
la Nitron to Ooderlch, and In Bruce I
Bounty to Kincardine.
At an Inquest held at Boderich on
three victims of the *Wean, the
chief witness, 0. L. Parsons, supsria-
twdest of the Dederick Elevator and
Transit company, said that he regard-
ed the Ooderich harbor as laadequate
aa • harbor of refuge, and *emphasised
the opinion that the fog horn in the
munkipai power hc.:a was 1n the
wrong location to carry sound, was
Inadequately equipped. and too weak
for its work en such r, wild night ad
that on which the .tor -..t raged. Mr.
Parsons said lights could not pene-
trate the darkness to any distance,
but su■ctent sound would serve as a
guide to craft on the lake.
Story of the Gale
Memorial services were held at
many lab pone on Sunday. At one
of these, in Toronto. Mr. James 8.
Potter, Superintendent ,of the Upper
Canada Tract Society's' • mission to
sailors. who was a passenger on the
Huronlc which ran alrotmd off White-
fish Point, told in graphic language
of the terrible force of the hurricane,
"1 never saw anything like K on any
ocean I ever sailed," said Mr. Potter.
What time we rounded White Irish
Light God only knows. Stow and
sleet blinded us. The decks and en-
gine room were solid ice. The ship
was an iceberg. The wind Mew 10
miles au hour and the snow sulking
the pitching -....l trot:. a. It struck.
The ship tossed and lurched and
creaked and trembled. It was a ter -
Able sea, a wicked sea, such as I
never saw before. Inside the skip
men were thrown abut ilk* toys end
furnittre was broken\ to bits. It was
tre04/adoe., terribi-. Ton isnot put
it tato words. Nothing could be seen,
but byand-bye there was a throb sal
then for hours 1n the wild darkne.s
we were pomaded and battered 1y
the wind and terrible sea, Setas
thought we had tried to cast amebae,
but it was mot tkat. A Divine Provi-
dence had. !rhea atm on a mud +seta
gravel bed •ttEld--ww•warw agnsfeng for
boors ere assistance came from de
Soo But so .leak was sprung. Tie
good ship did set male a Nat d
water
Miffs Were Wends
New Train to Whinsaeg
Tie popularity of Cauadian Pacific
Nervier. sad the excellence of that
road's eq t, las hien so greatly
t a dd
Is has bb en foun'nnelling eeess.salir to
pet tato servile au 'slimly new
tlewuglt Naodarl exSpprwoes train be -
twee. Tut LM,toand Winnipeg.
tboar+elas nn Sunday, October
Sib, tie "Date City Kxprem" leaves
Toronto u 13II p.o., (lar will run
daily ehe.esfter, rallying In Mosalpcc
et eight a.m. mooed morning. T .
train will ornnlat of the highest -Claes
modeem equipment : Compartment
library oboe. ation car, standard
sleeping cars, tourist sleeping ear,
dining` car, Orel -class coach and
oobofst car. This will be found the
meet convenient and hest train
between Toronto and Winnipeg on
account of the dayliebt by departure
from Toronto at an hour when the
Union station la not badly oo
and also on aoeeust of the only hour
of arrival at Wtuwipeg.
The present 'Vancouver Repress"
will continue to leave Torooto at 10.110
p.m. daily and will omelet of the mama
equipment asthe"OsteCityRepress."
This train is the beet to take for mints
weft of Winnipeg, but for Winnipeg
out east the "O*je City Repress" it
the -right train to have! by. guff
Fell particulars from any Canadian
Pacific *semi. or write M. O. Murphy,
district passenger agent, 'Forestry.
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