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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-12-25, Page 8• 1'NursafAY, 1)v Ts. 11014 Christmas Shopping A few days yet for Christmas . shopping. and • few more ( . haler gilts to *elect from, having just arrived at the last moment, nuked at price. w as not tJ cat ry over. Steelier/ Silver Deposit Creator and 'ug -,t., reeds' $l. :, per pair. Pierced Silver Nut bowls, $5.(111 and *1.1B. Pierced Bronze Nut and Fruit Ita.ket•. special $t50. Chippendale Photo Frames. ex- tra special IUc. 1) 'Wight On" by Pauline E. John- r=tnn, with hill page photo ot authoress. price 2.-.c each. By special arrangement the pro- . -red, of the latter are to he con- tributed to the memorial fund of 1-.. Pauline Johnston, the Indian Poets•, The Colonial Book Store tilt!). PORTER. Prop. /ioderich Poor Blood is Responsible for Much sickness and suffer- ing because its quality deter - MCI , our resistive power. With poor blood we are lan- guid, susceptible to colds, lack natural energy and ambition, and the gradual decline of strength makes prompt and careful treatment necessary. Drugs or alcohol cannot make blood and must be avoided. Soma's EMULSION is nature's grandest blood -maker because of its wholesome medicsl,nourishment, so carefully predigested that it assimi- 4a t e s wi'hout taxing digestion and quickly increases the red corpuscles of the blood, strengthens the organs and tissues and upbuilds the whole system. Absolutely nothing compares with Sco'rn's Ebert -stoat to purify and en- rich the blood to overcome or avoid anaemia. It is totally free' from al- cohol or opiates and your health de- mands the 1 urity of Scores. Scutt & Boerne, Toronto.. .ntnno. LOCALS -- PERSONALS —Mr. James Ttonom Elgin avenue. is seriously ill. I--Miss Lorena Bradwln visited her graedpaswu Iasi week in Blyth. —Mr. N. L. Davis 'testa few days last week with his parents in Mitebell. - -Mr. (ieoigs Garrick of t be C.P.K. made •'bort visit to Guelph last week- end. —Mrs. Wnr. Tighe. Britannia road, is visiting her son, Mr. Edward Tigbe, at halt. —Mr. %V,n. Proudfooh jr., was in Toronto on business during the early part of last week. —Miss Pearl Clarke has returned home from a two months' visit to Kin- cardine and Clintoo. —)lies Mora /logiend. ut Auburn, is visiting Mrs. Juan tfalliday. Vic- toria street. for a feu days. — Miss Mary E. Blake and Miss Alice t'orbrtt, of ttullett. are guests of Mrs. John McIntosh, West street. —Misr Eflsateth l'ux, of Kelso, North Dakota. is visiting her 'triter, Mrs. Alex. ('lark, Pine street. —While to town. inspector J. L. Hughes, ot Toronto. was the guest ot Principal and Mrs. J. P. Hume. Mr. David Marks. of the Bell Telephone Company, pen the wrek- ,•nd with his parents in Stratford. Mrs. (Het.) 1. W. Kilpatrick and daughter, of Be.Igravr, were guests last were: et the home of Mr. John Koux. Carry Hide. of Liberty. Bar- katchewlu- . is in town visiting his grandmother, Mrs. H. Hale. Park street. — Mr. J. B. Mackenzie. ot Acton. was in town last week attebding the fun- �ral of his aunt, the late yin. George Morris. -Mt. Preston Strang, who has been alteuaing the college ot Pharmacy at T•,ronto. is in town for the l'btirtmaa holidays. lir. V. F. Callow ir to be congrat ulated 'n improving bit ter.drnce. with adding a pretty gla-* flout in hrs new porch. —1 has. t:. Compton. City Editor of ibe Signal. lett yesterday for Kingr- ton, truer' he will spend Christmas rrith his parents. Y e.. r —Mr -s Mamie Fd.tel. of Vatchell. Ont.. is home for Chri.taras with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Postel, St. Pat tick .trent. —Mi. Harry Colborne. *Po bas been a.sociatetl with a surveying parts` this auk . has twenme a member of the 1 ost office staff. - Jouo Mclsor has at rived home from the we -t. urgers hr has rpeut the last three y-eii-e. He was engaged to the real estate busine►. there. —Miss Blanrbe Knox, who spent the past sit months with her sitter, Mrs. eller.) 1. W. Kilpatrick. at Hel- per', ret urned honer last week. —Mr. Frank Fosiei. of Vsrsity, To- ronto. is spending the Chritta a. seas- on with his parents. Mt. and Mr,. Adam Foster. St. Patrick .trent. :Misr Ella Goldthoil has returned from Marshvillr; whr-.-,.be was teach- ing, and after New Year's will take a p»ition on the Central school staff. —Mts. Albert A. Cox ana son• w'ii- lttrd. of Mintier. Nom.. are visiting at the h of the lady's parents, Mr. and MtsRobeet Elliott. Pictcn street. —Mt.. Ed: Ingrate. of Edmonton. Alberta. and niece. Miss Lulu Myut rinds. of Keewatin, ate visiting rela- tives and friends in tow n and vicinity. —Mr. 'Wm. Marlton, the wel4known local boat builder, will I.ueld et tug this THE SIGITAL : GOUERICR ONTARIO Bros Carty Bksioess Ilea's Isssciatioo PAPERS ON PROIIIBITION No. 8 A Riddle for Prohibitionists We have a question to ask Prohibitionists this week which will require their best intellect to answer. They claim an attempt (AT THE BEST ONLY AN ATTEMPT) to stop the drinkingof alcoholic`beverages by a law ; is at least more ef- fectual than a well -administrated license law. they please therefore tell us how it is, that both IN THE UNITED STATES AND 'CANADA where Prohibitionists have been striv- ing with all their power for years to bring liquor- drinking into disfavor, where they are YEAR BY YEAR INCREASING -THE AREA in which prohibitory legislation holds sway ; that YEAR BY YEAR THE PRODUCTION AND CON- SUMPTION OF ALCOHOLIC BEVER- AGES INCREASE. WHEREAS in Europe generally, where there is LITTLE OR' NO PROHIBITORY LEGISLATION, they are DECISIVELY REDUCING THE NATIONAL CONSUMP- TION OF INTOXICANTS year by year. 'THESE ARE FACTS, (not opinions), but SOLID. IRREFUTABLE, DRY, GOVERN- MENTAL RETURN -S. One more question ? Why cannot our op- ponents act like men We concede, willingly. they have acted hitherto in all sincerity, to the best of their information and belief. At least the - hulk ot them have. Now that EXPERIENCE has shown their- EFFECTS to have been FUTILE and misguided, why not acknowledge, their error manfully? Join in with us, and let us' ADMINISTER TO THE BEST OF OUR UNITED ABILITY THE WISEST LI- CENSE LAW THAT CAN BE FRAMED ide A Week's Selling of Ladies' and Misses! Coats at $10.00 'Ea& ERE•is good news if ou have still your Winter Coat to buy. A lot of ex- actly 21 to sell -the last week of 1913, at $5.0o to $8.00_ under actual value. No need to give the why and the wherefor or the special reason that makes this unusual bargain possible. It is enough to say that if you come here Saturday, December 27th, or any day next week, as long as there are any of these Coats left, you can buy a $15 to $18 Coat for a $to bill. The materials are new, stylish and up-to-date, mostly rough weaves so much in demand this season. Every style is absolutely correct and the workmanship of a high order. Misses' and ladies' sizes. just 21 in the lot to sell Regular values $i5, $16.5o to Si'. Choice of the lot, commencing Saturday. at 1J43 COAL 5. J. YOUNG Having l•urrh used the busi- ness foeueerlc conducted by F. Harlow Holmes• we pur- pose dealing in Coal. Wood Lime, Cement Fire Brick, Etc. We will handle Kerantun and Lehigh Valley Coal. two lines which are recognized as the best. We wish to giv the people of Godsrich and vicinity the test service pos- sible, and shall tie glad to hear from all of Mr. Holmes customers and any others who wish anything in our lines. All orders left with Jas. Yates. W est street. p■omptly. attended trot.---- - -'- $KE OUR FINE DISPLAY OF Christmas Chinaware AND Fancy Crockery A large and varied assortment of goods suitable for holiday gifts at low prices. Our stock of steeple and fancy groceries is now complete for the festive sea son. Special for Saturday CURED MEATH and SAUS- AGES Respectfully. Huron County Business Men's Association JOHN RANSFOHP. President Wu. JACK`, )N, Secretary coming winter. He is having the lumb-r peeper:el at the present time for bis new craft. —Mrs. Charles Fairbairn, of Regina. who had been visiting her parents, Mr. and Mt... John Graham, Huron toad, for several month,. left on Tues- day for her home. —Mr. John 1). Howell, travelling representative for for morning edition of the London Advertiser, was w town last week conducting business in the interests of that paper. —Much synrpsthy is extended to Mn. C. Beck, of Toronto, who was called sere by the death of her sister. Mn. George Morri-, and her btother- iu-law. Mr. Wm. Holland. —On Satutdar afternoon Mie. Edith WViggggitngentert•iued all the te-eche'-s of (I -Aerial at her horse do Nest street. Mrs. Percy Naftel Send Miss Victoria Miners were guests of honor. —Thr urauv blends of His Honor Judge Holt are very glad to ser { im around again after his ilineo.. He was shit en he. nut a week ago Wednesday after being confined to the house for a few dal.. BUSINESS AND ° SHORTHAND ° &Meets taught by expert instructors a PRETTY IS AS PRETTY DOES . $I0.00 A MILLINERY SPECIAL TOO 5.00 Trimmed Hats at $2.65 Our milliners have prepared a special lot of Trimmed Hats to sell with the Coats. These Hats are all new shapes, part of a big purchase from an over- stocked wholesaler. The trimmings are ribbons and mounts bought' the same way. They have been trimmed in the best style our milliners know how and are exceptionally attractive in every way. The actual value of the Hats and the regular price for shape and trimming would be at least $5.00. For a week's big selling to wind up 191; we offer you your choice of 25 or 30, commencing Satur- day, at each $2.65 Hodgens Bros. DIRECT IMPORTERS, GODERICH The January number of the Ladies' Home Journal is now on sale. It Is an exeeption- alty attractive New Year's Issue. 15c the copy McDonasii6ledkiU 'Phone No. 7111 Yards at G. T. R., Nelson Streit S. J. Young MAPLE LEAN GROCERY Phone :12 Hamilton Street Y MC A.111.1112. LONDON. ONfT. andante aorioWd to positions. Ceases is ssesiaa boss Sept Ca Mgi. aria Pass any nsss. • t W WYltatt Jcigeitb�lrw�usar A lr s1r SIN J MOM E. R. WIQLE •This familiar saying is tnost applicable to Shoes! A Shoe may be very pretty. very stylish. heel and toe c...-.- t. material and finish of the hest. but if it erriarysrgbe trot. if a Ott% tr. tight, or eves loo large, It west do! Inner of Marriage L asses %V1t,l.E t1 PHARMACY t i nderic h. Outsells Right hen is where the Moe dealer came• In. if anxious to please he will ted • perfect et. so that xrmtsrt will go baud 1a hand with the correct appear- ance oe your footwear. AIl)DtfCA7 SUAT101T nets -moat AlRrttrr riot. DORrRWEND Of TORONTO IS' COMING T. 1M Hotel Bedford, Goderich. Ota Wednesday, Massey Tt►, lligh Cot of (6)iviog Solved Sharia the Sive Rao What Is better for a ('.retests prvs.at than Electrical goods P They will appreei•u them. A sive dining -room, pvMr, ball or bedroom Fixture. Aa Rleetrie iron. Towage, Percolator. Chafing Dish. eta. A Flashlight Battery always Ie meta around the hotter. Throe goods make sensible gifts. Rewtemhee the prices are low arid vain* high. W. J. HUDDART ( .cal Contractor North St. (.r • 3X1) Look for Sit Open Evenings `w'tw.dkelp GOOD PLUMBING iS NOT A LUXURY 1t M aa Omelets ets neo.sslty, 11 you would meet* tab the tall enjoyment a< iielewgg. We eam install every pl.rtsa . ItrReei. or ettrreet faulty plumbing. Our workmen are very proAeMnt std win mom year very little leeow- vsd.miee in repair work. Uh aU yes ave say pinaidoe to ba d.sm yes will save time amid nwiery l•y ata age to it at sees. FRED HUNT 1913awarreowiruseoeunce CHRISTMAS NEW YEAR'S ILXOURpON ?ARILS telt to '.pass hair na lbs boot of Ladies and tie - rams wise have lost their hair. By hie natural hair estrtruct wsieh are k over she world. MIRY WOMAN ANO MAN ems be main to look yorsnRsr and haus the t■MArd ro Cas to Ib. bond, widen twan. NSALTM. AND 0000 APPILARANOL So. kis T. .. .amit mins s, tims Mulichas, WaysMt , P0.,. widows, Pull Vino. Ousels. Mb. rt Prwilealt.ert.taiiele:al&s lyra •INOLE PARC PARC AND ONIL-TMIRU Dore.w.s d Madliary Patent ,la w Jos slut trona n*ma Ms A ?he r.IAlte' It M aa, sen ells pm 1.4 MOM. w 0110• T. lART R► HER VERDICT— 'The Sirestost lift et UI' No Nicer Christmas P't+esent could be se- lected then A FIVE -POUND BOX Ors Cwioe CGS Elegant Exterior WirierDelicious Amu OS� askingrni P. DOINSZT111Thay.