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THE dlUEAL : GODRRUCH ONTARIO
Jelly Moulds FREE
These wands are made of aluminum, which every well -
Waned woman knows is the world's best material for cooking
rastsils. They are also in the fashionable individual sires.
Every up-to-date hostess will want a set. And can have a set FREE.
Sibt diffenput artistic designs
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JIM Ira to your grocer and yar-
dman* three packages of Shirrifra
Jelly r.wd•r. This grocer will
SM. yes three .f these jelly No aids
extra charge. Or he will
3r:. sin different asodds with
sin package. Six packages are
jest a trios ►saortrent of lavers -
ala ailment demon. Aod six
digmrv.t a.eeNs giros you the
opportunity to nave tis different de-
signs of baetifirl individual ;ethos.
This FREE GIFT is merely
ow peek way of ietrodu.iag
Shirrdr Jelly - this •dessert de-
tioious. In other cities wbere we
have tried ibis plan it has proved •
huge success. It wiIJ surely re.
peat bare. But the eller is limited.
Only good for a abort time.
Your grocer is probably
playing Sbirrie's Jelly and the
moulds in his window to -day. CaU
or phone hint at once. 10 cents a
package. 3 for 26 cents. 6 Ior 60
cent. Especially delicious when
served in combination with fresh or
canoed fruits. cos
Murrtfh
THE SIGNAL'S
CLUBBING
LIST
1914
The Signal and Toronto Weeldy Globe$1,60
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe 4.50
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
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate . .
The Signal and Canadian Farm •
The Signal and Farm and Dairy
New r.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
Preis 1.6o
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser 1.6o
The Signal and London DailyFree Press
Morning Edition 3.50
Evening Edition 2.90
The Signal and Montreal Daily Witness3.50
The Signal and LI .ntreal Weekiy WitnessI. q5
1.85
1.75
2.25
3.25
2.30
1.6o
2.35
1.85
The Signal and, World Wide
The Signal and Presbyterian
The Signal and Westminster
2.25
...•2.25
2.25
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster 3.23
The Signal and Catholic Register
New 1.70
Renewal 1.85
The Signal and Saturday Night (Torolttco),.40
The Signal and McLeaa's Magazine 2.25
▪ Tete Sgfeta►l seal Rothe ;or _rnal (-l'oroitto) • , • 1.75
The Signal and Canada Monthly (tVinnipetr) t.so
pries are L,- .1 Ir.•..r.. u O.n 4.14 t,r (I•ra: Hritain
The Signal and Lippincott's Magazine ,;.25
The Signal and Woman's Hcxne Companion
(New York) 2.75
The Signal and The Saturday Evening Post 2. so
The Signal anis The Ladies' Home Journal. 3.00
itlolading postage to Canadian subscribers.
The above publications may be obtained by Sig-
nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $1.00
vaPOWSII0s ad Thr Weedy of G Signal. For a
ib
'hanti
The Pewees Advocaat Geis bee Steel =Leg
Saes
--making the price of the three papers $2.05.
The siignat sod The Weekly ser. of
s
The Toren, Daily Sts I>E, ss Ices stead . seie
The Weekly Gabe Sete less ;,,thee sees... 6e
t 1t --•the four papers for $ t6o.
If she publi..+tion you want is not in above list, let
s know. We can supply almost any well-known
eauadfan publication.
Send aU scriptions through local agent or by
• pnsentice oe express order (not by bank cheque) to
[ A. E. BRADWIN
PHSLISNSR Tat SIGNAL
Gedericfr Ontario
DINT IN sign ! ---- --
HINDUS CAN ENTER a C
Anne% 1. Net Peereed
Witter Situation
Asquith's speech at the
the Natiesal !Abend Feder -
W an white was entrieli
• it was ezp.ot•* to
throw t at the 6uestba of bow tar
the a0tiatlote tor • aettlemeat et
bole tele Dy agreement had b.ea •eo
e estn1. dlsappolated thus. who were
•aagyia• Wot a peaceful thaw
`t abod be d•o•tvtag myself," h•
said, 1t 1 said tact I saw at Oh
moistest • prospect of agreement
But 1 meant odour waft those wive
fray tam. has been or is being wast*"
Ta. Prt..d.sI.. rd tet
chore was nu founilatice dor the sent•
meat that on this or w otter natter
the Os & t was divided. With reseed
to a imesibk settlement by amsass%
he held tt should b• carried ea bwss4
the resole of el.oto,al or ParBiMner
tarp vWsaltudes. otherwise the Mph
Ineetloa would Habitue to De the
botbell of part/ letilice. ti) to. taint,
taury of both Woad and the United
ntgdoen as a whale.
it was 1n this spirit, .ol4 Mr. Le -
Vthat he tools upon himself to
s not a conferrer d Patty
err. but a free and tn-
rs•
•of views .ogg..tloes.
hiarso roam to Bagalr rsiputipg
toc•ptaac. et.tis* levitation by
tap leaders of the t>gpdNoa,
There was no wooed wWwer. he
deine.4. for the leased mads by the
Oa[+aevWvee for a general .leeteoa.
Th. Government was d.ea.mas.d to
Env. hoee rule to erelong a.4 tte�aa.s
Itot pang to be Mg1t1wQ or .rrvstol
107 Memaces or chit war.
The Primo Mtat.Nr also dfaa„o1at,
fel those who had been a�.otty
Ioao prono+tneemwt
levee��••oot of a crne* ot the w
d.
1Paedkitr. for arnameets. H. sad
every one ut 5.ts colleagues in the
go'vornm.at, he .ala, lamented as
Much e• any man in the u..mibly
the huge diversifies all over the weld
of 'tetanal wealth Into poebrodeettq
ohannals, but tie Dilakt/-'s were
charged with a seisms trait, end 1n
its .ps tormano. 1t was their duty to
Sic hrtaian a vildLnt watch on what the
Peet of the nations were , doleg and
le oo•.tantly ready.
O.NAD♦'8 OLDEST IA' WYER
Mr Aentlllue Irving Panel Away -
Old Tupper F.u.d iibed
11r A.m111us Irving. treaegrer of the
Lt+w Society of Upper Canada, Can-
Foldest lawyer aadsalaat Mason,
on Thursday at We Toronto
w He wan 61 years old.
Norman Blamer*. a well known real
senate agent ot Montr.s1. was tn.taAt-
•killlr
ed by falling to theatre,
wtndow of h1. omee. Be' .
er was accidentally killed forty -
firs years ago in thalami' tanner.
Thoma. L L/ndop. a, resident of 9t.
Thomas for sizty-alx pears, died eller
a long Illness. aged 14 years.
Ron. Jules E. lama. eft-?udgs of tae Four days' Wawa.r court of 7.0tit toed at
Ms City In s ?Ota year altar
Four days' Wawa.
Obrl.toeher Sawyer, of Dorset, was
two lined dead m the lake shore after
two day.' abases fres lids home. He
less ah. or the oldest tad best known
mad , teepee= et the Hunevtll•
t M
ifaa V-Uan.e, ons of the Malt -
Iwo or tae Hamtltee hardware Arm
bi Wood. Valleno. & 0... died brat
Maida/.
kr. G. H. Mel* ,rt. aa -MZ. for
Mstth Perth. sod termer Demmer Spee►
1r le the Hoes. of OosaMs. died et
se Marys, on Monday.
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tlederleh Mestere Dead Sellers
Dederick was f' aournlag on tkr
=on of the tlnsnal of !N I
Weed .amen Oho were I
ng the big storm and
were !untied fn 2fa�sd
ry. lour were from t5. etalM-
br Osrnttiers and ate from the Me-
llen. Daring the !unseal all the.
Mora wore closed with desire Meade
►ad
ell civic Aag. As ' -4 at
The lIrd Mglm•nthl Batd
bsnola
presmston.
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Mysterious Dlagemeares.es
Professor G. Y. Chews. Me !Ma[ tar
tiereStseea's Bsome ay, ler elle
artery
a award of See iss
oovry of Prvetrasop . lt. Iznik who,
ityst•rtoualy disar.( lest west
peller reetieem beat ten
Wasti
aRaon. i roll. r Olsen Asitsfa o
wvetaer�tllaw of the anent'
woo ry m the way fres
Ohio, to 7bnetw whither hie trig
eeS
been called by her moan is 11M6sa '
Nth* Cn1vbtions es Oek1011Meeg
As tb. er'eeelt of the sweet et two.
sspottrtaettnanwest to Od aI ts6ei the
her he-
wgreauthorities
w1r'. Haid again 6 rlttta-
a1 .rigged beers et "Med
la that trews. Ile bled
�:ee� 'e» Meg t. �' 6a'
wad tl♦a6 nee tat 1h♦
wen est•fMM.
Pipeeig iers eear6.d says
w1Raa.. DeaaCam aged twang K
1seat. •..sestand
ha4 d JeseOk severe
., 1
iS
Mead, orae less ....I. t, lateen ty'
a bolts threat whim 45. tee were,
Me upon by two u•haowa siimmerkee-
a•ar Lyses Part to the Moa ee
Sandwick. Their asamtl..te weds, r
their .•cap.
SI: rears Per Petr4.ld.
Rohn (Medea. the yMmstg
Iewasblp terser, who hl0ed
thetas • Agit Seeded galla is a
ahem of seansitionner lit fledegeh
wed wee seelebeed le de years fa the.
ltlas.se■ NtltaWary.
homesWhile
Pram ef. esy� >aasvfae•a Jr6a•
eat .men .bot b ogee •
pep lames Woo •Yeshse Ise solasad t�
seSo
c. d. Sam Munn 1rlaMM' et
�O-•ma+ a j
e
Cblet Justice Heater sit British
Colombia has Teo a sweeping d•-
cistoa eu•etemning as Illegal all the
/'ederel orders 1• Council which have
hitherto kept Hledud out of British
Columbia. Tito only grounds oa which
a Hindu may bow be secluded are
tease of Idiocy. disease, crime, or
mendicancymerely grunteds which
apply amine British -born uitiseas en-
tering Cassells& eastern ports. There
la now nothing to prevent entire ship
iaab of Hindus eateries British
otataaalw.
DAol$G BAD WINTI E
bloomy Outlook In West According
to Labor 0415.1.1
Seventeen thousand three hundred
ass ars out of .aptoyment to Wta-
n!ese, according to a statement mad.
by W. Hammond. past pr.sld.st of
the Balldies Trades Council. to a labor
1ata.rtaghi. arrived at ale figures
by a coastdersUaa of ods untoeleta
pow td1e. He says 21.000 w111 b. 1d1.
by Christmas.
There ars to WfFalpg over We.
ten 'Atomised trade volunists. Over
Arty par cent of these are Idle, Mr,
iiemaond said. Vater are stalely
XX5.1skilled in the beading trades.
. Hammond further .sited that
several Western cities are feeding
their unemployed leader mwictpal or•
notable *smog thew being
over and Brendon.
BATTLESHIP LAUNCHED
The Warrens can Stere C riewe t Peel
to Take Her Around tee World
Th. British super -Dreadnought bat-
tleship Waraplte," so Improvement on
the Queen Elisabeth, was launched at
M^0*port. England. Elbe is to D.
Istria entirely by oil engines. and has
a for the storage ot 4.006
of liquid fuel, su.kilent to enable
to go around the wore .
m
The sram•nt of the Winplte will
=1of alght 111 -tach guns led
1 mitt -airship ens. 86. was
laid down on October 11, 1312, and her
Si{tnogted Dost when completed is
,ase
m GUN I►oa ♦ILMIN
Deadly Quick -firer Tried Out by Avis -
tor at Ilsley
A new automatic machine gun for
air craft was given exhaustive tests
at Bliley le the. presence of • d1••
Unguished gathering of British army
odious and foreign military attaches.
The new gun resembles • large Mk'
la appearance , wjlghs only twenty -
Devon pounds and b capable of Hiring
eight hundred rounds a minute. With
the gun mounted on a Grahame -White
aeroplane, Lieutenant Stelltngwell
scorrd eleven hits to fourteen shots,
from an altitude of 600 feet, on a
target of twenty feet e : re.
Oenenl Booth's Trip [need
A drunken man waa the last to
shake the hand of Oeoral Bramwell
Booth as the S•lvatloe had left New
York tor England. The General had
• reunion witb his brother Ballington
from whom .be has been atreag.d for
many yam, the result of the con-
toreno, between the two laden be-
ing an agreement that the Volunteers
of America and the Salvation Array
work head to hand for the salvation
of ata. Ts. two oreanina tis. , bow -
over, will not consolidate.
Viceroy Making Trouble
la a speech at Madras, Barn H
Pto•roy of India. d•sotleaN
• lloeth African laws and expensed
gapth/ with passive rw•Istases o0
�e part of the Mans in Natal. H.
else deaaad•d en impartial Inquiry
$5. th. "invidious aad unjust laws."
jnadoa reg r4. the Vle.roy'a weeds
es uateetoaab ledismetlon aad fears
Oat the ladle= fe ♦trios will be ..-
eesra/ed to vfolwt mistimes.
Meter ..e M Cltsrn jlatn
l.ChayMlst . Somatota.y coma,.
1/sI11s Oaatiktee has approved the
and dwMded to an fee•
r d•NSsa for a aso�ssastl
M OaasStal , wets to M
Awesseleentfier Dm* Palk
'` Nina to bolted
ter James Tahoe a Nage
Mr Aimee Whiney% medical
demi bey* MstaMel that he asst Wm
F oog p1.t• goat ea the one snags at
�aga�Isg Ills formerstsad he
1Seretr has tett7'dye
j�la�srtfM�Whet Mkept seen*. He will
thaw•w,y f some thaw f
e so he those!! a
wend de
Urinary 1a Maw'. booth
erred elm meetly
team the W=
isallesly
.M Masai pa•baar is the
As laveselwtles 1. tang
meethe Often
was the Henan ispaed mere
i1. boas telt Lisasw. who wee
'WOW et
•Ittaaa. et Lea= ba.Nu.tted
asia. Adams aosit ppeesented him
a Mlnr tasl�W eawd.is5.s
at over a tbwpad Idlers te
66 ole Heels* 0 the polo
*Marten basdr,4 Grand Truett
ars le reeelve sebetaatfal
to their eateries as tete
st chs aMw Waves iodine
kftilliZiMR sad , Itta
eke Uttar refelad
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IhtNES FOR BEGGAR,
Nor a Neapolitan Get S2dMM For ;
Solving • Riddle.
"On May 1s1 every year I have a
golden head." For forty years the
worthy people of Naples, including
the molt learned of learned folic.
endeavored to solve the riddle of
this enigmatic inscription on a
marble column, which an eccenMe
Frenchman at the beginning of too
nioeteenth century had erected is
one of the chief streets of the city.
On May 1st for a number of years
after the erection of the column
people came and peered at it, think-
ing that its head would at least he
covered with gold, but no miraeI
happened, and at lot the people.
got tired of puzzling over the riddle
and came to the conclusion that it
was but a joke on the part of the
Frenchman.
Then it occurred to the authorities
that probably the Frenchman had
buried the treasure under the col. '
nen. They had it taken down. but
nodiiog but earth was found and
n. ee umn was re -erected.
Then came a happy idea on the
part of Annibale Tooci, a beggar as
lazy and as ragged as only Neapoli-
tan beggars can be, who early one
scorning pawed the column and
Mood and stared at the inscription.
It was a lovely Bummer morning,
mad the sun, in • cloudless sky, ease
• hong shadow of tete column on the
M"I h ie it!" said the
H. told nobody that he HH.yed
ho had found the solution of a
ay4•zy which had puzzled men for
so manyeats, but on the following
Arlt of May he came to the spot
wall a pick and shovel. H. waited
email the dock of the neighboring
of Ban Vito struck ds,
beganhe to dig et the *see
initiated by the end of the column's
shadow. He had not dug very deep
Wore be came on $ leather satchel
of French workmanship, which be
quickly seised, concealed beneath
his shirt, and retired to • lonely
oourtyard to examine. Bresthlesely
he opened the satchel and found
within the sum of $16,000. After all,
the inscription was true, and the
eccentric Frenchman had not lied.
Although a beggar, Annib0U
Toed was • prudent man. He wen.
away tea tl•.atna, ►•ugy„ e. small
6qa, and i sed on his property.
aletvatipg his own vines and olives,
Mali' his death a t - veers ago.
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Dlrect.- From
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Save $5 to $40
on any bed you buy
Woes st leer teem yam AM graft Mae devre„
eewrsee the peals or .wesessWawa as
sea pea M 4 eemeer es. l'o'g aad Mallen ant
O.► woos erseeliaie beam the fariaq is pear leo•
sat fawn an a etrotw .t ser wAW ssmp.t. at lower mime
Mom Ir Wm arra bevies illseurbers la eeriest lets.
We Allow
30
Tri�ys
W r1"• Miry dais' trial at ear
arta,, rest bar. if foe w art
there ibb eatkaea realm u.
■eel st ear .rp.,r• sod we Mara
pools ..mer
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neriine
sari �a�� ebs.ttu. ot lama sed w-
eir• eaa.aw. out is atdar a. 5 5. 0. I Y
tea Priam
s a moon gam an we Mor
the ewesad • •oar Ttal'a int PliMeArte M-
irot flew nese. Merle low
ga ear Maw new
for tr.ralae r ear elm era e,
whisk to 'Z vie Z"'` en
all hot Ili
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rut ..Nae h edam rove varve. of air .easw-
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