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A E. TAYLOR. STRATFORD.
MEDICAL
DK W. P. (TALLOW, M. B.
Office sad r'eidmhs, rierlk *tree(, Godorieb,
eartt. 1,t t 'musty lielsl.try silos. T.lepkooe 121.
I) , top:u. HEILEM.�y aOMFn-1-
1' , f H. speslahat la
don -,osis..• -acute, dueab. sad •sr,ous d4.
aeons r) los , and
r. car. nog a) krtt.
rlr � � �; ,• condi. loss- Jiw liMi6 M/eel. ibis u
tool from the resters. a.derie`
HR. F. J. K. FOKf�TrER-EYE, EAR.
PPGoo and throat Dalt. Hou.e ur}eoo,
.. York upbthatele sad Aural la.Ututt,
;Moot .tol-L. bar. Suseaod 1 knot Hop.t-I.
Made `.lusts, end d M00rr.fleld kir Hospital.
London. P ,.0Iond. (m00.13 s- Weber -10o Street.
4trsttara. uppraita Rana l'burch. Ho,.rw r,
e 1: ,,. w . 2 to t. p. in.. t to 1 p. m. Telepboue
W. H. AND MiNNIE M, UREKR,
tt . P. C.. CalinnesolOn, .pine and our",
-Nrrwli-t.. CkYYorectk• i. toe . •,cure that
.err- wutboet dregs or knife. Free rote uw,
tier. office weft head(.. Hank
•n: err. "'twee RN.
LEGAL
DI- ;uet 1400T, HAYS at KILL4il -
1 b.rrt (ars..oeators. not 1,i.. publle,
roc o..:n tea Martuuw Court, etc. Mnvatat
(sec• to tend et Wawa rats of lutere•.t.
'aka Ixt .t40 K 0010, l HAI. J. WI.
rit.,LU}1erT.
k4U) 4..t • W. MIWI'DIOJ Yr. Jr.
31- ti. CAMERON, K. C.. HARRIS
. That, .oltdtor. notary public. Uteoes-
::a, ..?trwt, tiuderick. Wild door fru
S, -Ane.
'HARLEM OARKOW. LL.B., RAK-
M.tr!TCIt. autwasy. nolle tor• etc., 0ode
is I Lona e ta Mad u bwral. ret*.
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AUCTIONEER..
GUMMY
GURY
1 AI. TI(VEZK
THE SIGNAL GODLRICH ONTARIO
In advocating technical educatiou,
1)r. F. W. Merchant, London, said
apeclallzatlon to manufacture has
made it almost lmpo.sibie for • youth
11, acquire the elements of a trade
e► a shop or tartory. There are at
the present tint. no adequately or -
'seized agencies to give the youth
a training In trade or In the elements
of technology. labor and capital are
agreed upon the nerd of such a train -
Ing. "Modern life has not yet accom-
modated Itoelf to the great revolu-
tion of our industrial system," he said.
"We believe that lila edualtatlon of
workers la a public necessity, and
that It should not he a private but
a public (unction, conducted by the
public, and the expense involved at
public cost. -
With regard to plana fur such a
training the speaker was of the
opinion tha' every public school
should be a prr-vocational school In
the rens.. that pupils will find In It
opportunities fur discovering their ape
titudes and will receive through it
such a grounding In the elements of
a general education that they 1.111 be
In a potation to take fuller advantage
of a later course In more direct pre-
paration for their vocations. He then
described the technical system as tt
works In European countries. where
In a good many instances there was
compulsory training. This he de-
clared to be necessary to intr,duce
Inco the country
Diplomat's Wire L.kes Tango
Ik„ •• . (is4erlc . All lest octfou. b4- coati
44-( .0 ttlss•a/ 110.-e will be promptly et
.fada-,! I . Iie.Hse-e teleptione IIS
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
$20,000
•
PRIVATE FUNDS TO
Imam. army to M. 0. CA.M
It.r•rl.Mr Hasa1too street. (indented
WR. ItOBBRTriON. ,.
IStlUILYVt'}: 1ORNT.
Isar ...L lr..HTNV444' 1lritr.b, l oodles and
America*.
S. -.or NT,wcaaa0h As. a.Yrt.OTaa0• Llaau.-
1Sur worst+ e,,~Limited. of LoadeAccident wodd Log. u 1.r
F.t . t Asp 0uaaarrT*& Donne :
r 1rt,tt and uuarantwI$U P°0T•
orae.. u issuance, I.ortMasa comer or 'im-
am ..rtl
au-ai....n0 et. Wtold..trest•. Phone 17s.
tl KlIJ.OP MUTUAL FIRE IN
all : C K A S l' K C U.-4 arm sad isolated
tee. , ruµrty 410441011.
.tfi r4 -•-J. H. Mstmam, Pre...Sea �t f 1.' u.,
1.- • "r.notty. Vio►s.
Pre,
barn.. }_ hors, nee. -1 mass.. tlesfurth P. u.
lht.a:on-It }, y,.•Gretft'r. aasturto;
Won/rye, W tnttirup ; M oases(ituu.. t:oor4wty,
Jor.n I4t, newest'. }4olM/en: Janne.'
N..,!sous: Robert }crow oarlock: ]taluulu.
N'de,ai., tJtuoeneld.
yen. Holme•v;Ue : IL esti. h
Ifsr,uck: w-111Mm t'heroes. ,,esfutth, a
Mn • nice. ',entail, 14irw-Mdse ,au p.}
a4 -+--.-s 1,1. Dad eel (noir Qatds ree.tpta"l .t
H. J. Aim nob • t'btklag Mont.( how". 1,r .t 44.
If. , a,_ . b,oreay. tLY.s.tee at rest. teodeues.
MARRIAGE IMMURES
1t'ALTRK F. KELLY, J. P..
IIUDiB1t . U. UST.
l:'TC[R OT IICARRIA(lF. I.1clanenit
E. R. WIQLE
Iln..a;.+'r
Inusr of Marriage Licenses
Wi(OLE'A PHARMACY
1 •„de.rkh, Ontario
wash e1. u ..:� i1. Haw
of paw sae Matt at It t,a-
Own a4- e• meow I. sae
last•.✓ -. &aka* aka* Imo-
+. swags 1 dear dew dab araeer ..atleea
.16 Wall admit Wawa wit a a
•••67es o. Wen\ ONIYa'-s
eA, ti to
�taaR aft 71wsa Osie
r entaw •�yMe�Qusbasi
JYiais 1 Aadel t�..s.Mew 8
• Je it
•re
Mare. ('odstantine ihtmba. wife of
the Anstrlan Ambataador to the
Tfn;ted State.. is one of the most
emhusiastir tangnisti to \Vashineton.
DEVELOPMENT OF A PARSON
The Remarkable C f a Notable
Baptist Minister
NF:W MASONIC TEMPLE. GODEKICH.
TEMPLE DEDICATED
NEW MASONIC HOME IS DEDI-
CATED BY GRAND MASTER
Large Number of Masons Here from
Other Places and About 260 Sit
Down to F.ne Banquet After Ceres-
" mons First Masonic Dedication in
History of Goderich Lodge
Thr Ret Walter Hobbs, who
died at the Middlesex }hospital. aged
70, had worked es an auxtdlar) post-
man, became a nand of Hope lecturer,
and. ,eventually, a ttaptl.t minister.
He ran away from hie home la
London strew. Islington, when he
was 14, and -for three weeks slept
under railway arch.. In drain pipes.
1n bakers' harrows, or in one of the
recesses on Loudon Bridge.
One morning he woo found a beep
In an rsx0JssShli a poltegmsp. who
took him home to his mother
•Heti career, briefly. WAS as boll era:
Worked four months In dra er's
'hop
Auxiliary postman ip1 Hollows
Postman at St. Martin's -le -Cf 1.
Student at Reptile Pastore' Ch's,
Raptlst pastor at Norwood.
Member of Lambeth Board se
;lusrdlans for it year.
Mr. Hobbs had an reciting et•
perlenee In lBK. when a roan. once
an Inmate of the workhouse, called at
hla reetdsieA at Norwood and ran off
,vitt two OtSrvrtat' banging in the
hall Mr. Hobbs gave chase and the
•trap turned, ewelo0sly aseaniting him,
and srlobed kis watch and chafe.
141* Boli elpeSS on the Lambeth Rowse
reclaim& the *(len watch with a gold
aria.
ld�t r ee01renlse reeeetly
bought CMM eon 1160 000 toms M
real Ler ae.aas-
4_I. ' ,etiMHag peel. for stn
tela ,Ienee p+• 1111. flits !steeled
Sparkling with dazzling brilliance,
the new Masonic ientple et (:oderich,
re-ently completed at ,t cost of $-ol►,-
issi, w:,« the Mer.•a fon 250 masons,
ti ho cute to 1 e .,n \Ve•drir.dry nigh tof
last week fir the d.dirutton ut the new
)Ian ' • house floe. vet ions parts of
western Onlstio. Thr most worship-
ful grand moister of the alasoeic grand
badge .f Canada, Mr. W. U. JIcI'her-
aao. K 1'.. M. P.1 of Tor mil and I.ev-
se el members c f the g, a141 lodge art end.
eel and coed, c:rd Ile ceremony. The
art* ninny was c..uieieoerd about MAI
And conclud..1 about 11) o'clock. Ad-
journment was then made tai the Men-
-cling canoe chub rooms while prep-
aration.. were made for the oat„tnet.
The Iuuuloetting hall was the scree
of splendor, •vbro ire' members pi the
(-left 'sat down to a sumptuous rued.
I'hr banquet being ..ver speeches of a
congratulatory nature followed :and
were listened to with A great deal of
iO4egret. Th.... who spoke were: --
The grand ,,last. r Mt.. V. U. 11t -
Ph,r•Mtn. Tot not. : IC. \V. Bro. A.'Cur-
r•n. Tnr•ota.; K. R'. Bre. Jelin 114,yd,
Coronet.: R. W. Il,. A. S. Mvlinn.
Stratton'; R. W. Ilo. Het-. D. \1a.
('ollinft. F:xet,-, : 1t.\V. Iirc. Sink h
Shaw, Stratford : Rev. J.ui,s Ahrey,
4).U.G.M.. (:canton ; Bio. Richard
Radcliffe. Oi-de1.ei. and others.
As the dedirat,i y f 't ion is pee -
formed hy the grand beige, and t.
some of the Inseeb-re of tree. lodge
weer unable t1,- he p.rsent, s, •
memberswho ate not menthe",
of the gran) ledge, limed pre
tend. The perforating grand lodge
was:- Mr. W. I). McPherson, K.l'
11.P.P. (:.11.. 'I'or.utn: R.W. Bto.
\V. T. White. .1.4.. M. T,.rint' ; R. %V.
Bro. Joseph Beek. DA: M., Tornio°:
R.W. tiro. lir. .1. W. Shaw, G.S.\V.,
Clinton,: K.\V. fire. John 'Boyd.
T'Ionto.: R.1\•. IIr.. A. A.
McLennan. 4,.S. U.. Seater' h ; W.
Bro. F. A. C.pue. G.J.D.. Stratford ;
%V. Bro. A. Neaten. A.O.S., Seat.'th
W. Bro. 1►r. l' E Ksl•. (:.T., God
rich: R.W. Bi.. A. ('uiran, (:,1). of
('.. Toronto: R.W. Iltu. Rev. W.D.
l'.•Iluu., U.0 Exeter : giAnd stewarde;
W. 141-0.,.1Vn. Iltilie. Dungannon :
\V Bro. K• ,lel irk 1 nua1F, l'itl.te :
1V.
Bro. Dr. li..C. Weir. Althorn : W.
Hr. Aire. Ro4..rison. I:oderi,h. and
W. Bra. Naar tlrthriiree'in. Nile:
\V.. Bro. ('hat ie• Ahet bare O.S.H.,
`..,firth: 1V. I1.0. Ur. \V. F. Clack,
ti.T., (.odrri, h : lite. J. II. Hunter.
(:aletieh : Bro. .4. L. (:allow.
(:.S of W.: Toronto; %V. lint, Alex.
St raitan (1.11.. end N'. Bro. 11. York,
B.
This seas the first es -lemony .f its
kind held here in the history of Mait-
land littler No. :<•;. and Also i1, the his-
tory of the town.
Ik•wdes Ute local lodge turning out
in full form. a barge riunalerof visitor,
were present. Simile of elle visitors,
van!. they ate local turn, ate members
4-f other Ittdge-.
Among the giallo Is from a distance
were: -J. 'V, Kitts. Philadelphia;
Charles 1. Lipp. Lowell, aln•sachu-
'tette ; R. R.' Wigle, \Viercn: A. C.
('. II.dd1", Part
/when. Lawrence
Lea mlrr• Toroele
'Iu.ky. North Da
. (',.Ilio-, Exeter
D. l).li, al., Oran
ten ; Chet les Ale I. ,i, Sesforth ;
Smith Shaw, SUstfied: P. W. Acott.
IL.'grave ; H. r. White. Toronto ; C.
A. Simmons, Toronto ; A. W. Davis.
Ka rat f, roil ; 1•'rank Adam.. Stratford:
P. W. Weir, Kirkaldie, Scotland ;
George Williams, Smelt Ste. Marie;
Wm. Phillips and Wm. Johnston,
Blyth ; IS. R. W•ti•oo Detroit ; Nel-
son Hell, Blyth; T. H. Trrtheway,
Fort William: I). Johnston, Preston :
J. Voung.on. Victoria Harbor; Chas.
Hacker, Stratford : Phoma. Stewart,
J. A. McTaggart, A. W. Beacom, J.
Stothers, James Barr, J. M. Hamilton,
J. G. Emigb, Angus McMillan and John
Knox, Blyth ; F. McLean, Stratford :
J. H. Pentland, Treswater : It. M. Mc-
• Kay and W. J. Sims. Myth.
Morning Star lodge. Callow ; (Tin-
ton lodge No. 84 and 1laitannia lodge
No. 170, Seafortb, weir all well repre-
sented.
eprosented.
The local committees at -e deserving
of considerable credit for the capable
way they entertained the visitors :and
conducted the banquet.
The banquet c.rmntittee was com-
posed of Bros. W. Jilllar, .lark Strai-
ton, O. C. Whitely. Joseph M,-Vicker,
Hairy Sturdy and Harry I•:iwards
Icatctrt).
Reception committee w:&.: Bros. R.
0. Reynolds. 0. 1. la*ieons, H. C.
Dunlop. K. J. Megaw James Conway
and Jack Straiton.
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM.,
Kroh►, St',*'f id :
Kowrn ;
Kentucky ; (4. H.
C. 4'. (tinnily.' 11•4
kute; Iter. U. \C
Rev, .,antes Mary
Town Council Will Discuss Subject at
Meeting Thts Week
At the next meeting of the town
council on Finlay night of this week a
most impnt taut wet, r, (hat of instal-
ling a the alarm rys,rin, will I1.- -
brought up by Conn \dyglt, who 10
els.) chairman of U1,• Fire col tier..
TXVIIIIIIAT. MAT 14„ 11114 •
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THESE
Perrin
filoves
Smart Nouse Dresses
Speciat .booting of smart and useful House Dresses that arc now so pop.
Slur, made of 4-.t' quality Print, in newest style., in light and dark color., sizes
4 to 42, :It t•:i. t Si.00 IO $2.75.
AI. it --a -
Scotch 0• eta ti-.
Children's Summer Dresses
of children's Print Dresses, eat in the latest styles from the hest quality of
. •es from a to 11 years, from 7;5 upwards.
Children's Rompers
fl„z „ 1 e rel infanta' garments,.onade from good quality- Scotch Print,. and Oat/steam,
from 5O u. 11'1. I • p
Children's Summer Iieadwear
The • W. oi' int 1 .tyle* in children's Headwear is here for your inspection. We has•r never
shown • item. • a.- a . „ , in silk, lawn, strew, etc., tit all pi ices
t
This ti •1 a
Colors, in hgbl .n.l-
Anderson's Kindergarten Galatea
p
g•rat demand for I•ulies' house drawees and children's wear. Ahealutcly fast
•1.1s, in fancy stripes and pl,iu culture, special per yard 'Jac.
For the Verandah •
ETeryth.ng het •• wanted to make the verandah the wort enjoyable piece around the house
Corm Matting- fen 1 e rr.rndah.. item. churches. etc. Heat giatity only stocked. 22 inches wide ISc,
27 inches wide 55 , :i1t inch... wade I15c, 45 inches wide efbc. All measurements taken and I*, 1 free of charge
and
Coco Mats
Super yowl ... %Vall last fns years.
Stu 111.27 1,.'1.4-5
Mire 1r4t:40 ,urates $1.23.
Bamboo Verandah Blinds
The very- beet Blind'. for the verandah,
keeps it cool and curufortAide. all sizes are now
in stock, at 4c per equate foot.-
Special
oot.-
R ial shuwi••g this week of Curtains, Curtain Materials, Jap flatting•. .lap Squares, Oilclo:ire
Li mien cat a,
McCALL PATTERNS
'Moe 56
"Make our Store -your Store" Mc('ALI. PATTERNS
MilIar's Scotch Store
'Phone 56
For some time be had been agitating
that the fire deperttient b- improved
and lest Friday Mr. H. l.. Haulch, ,f
the No, thorn Electiie Co.. was in taws
interviewing several mender. of the
Fite cont111it(ce in re:rl tone to having
an up-tcldale syalwu installed. in
conversation wish The Signal, he stat-
ed that the system he rep.es•-nted tea,
similar to those in use in large cities.
A number of hexes pieced in d.tl'rlrnt
parte of the town soul! -le connect...I
with the main striker or gong on top of
the court house. Thi- gong ,could act in
conj a inn. with the box- by wrens
of en electrical rumen'. I here would
also be two smeller gongs or halt., one
placed in the flr•e station and one le
the pp ping station at the deck.' Mr.
Batt ch st-ttetl.
Coen. %Viers. believes that four boxes
would be at preach sufficient. and ed' -
'locates placing thorn in the•f,ur qunr-
terxof the town--..ne 111 thetas( : one
in the west; rtn,ther in the •th and
a tomtit in the south. This would
divide the town into four sections for
tire put posts,
Each h .x is numbered :and when •n
astern) is rung, the gang strikes the
number of the b x. Thus those who
hear the alarm knew exactly i❑ what
direction the tire is eitustrtl.
• aft•. 1,)auleh also stated to The Signal
It hot. his system wits one that could he
enlarged at any time without discard-
ing or
iscnrd-ingor dtstoy.ng that part or pat to
already in use. 1L• estimmled that it
would clot $11011 for the installlwtiun
of such a'y stet11 as the Fir.' committee
hn04' under considei et ion at the pres-
ent time.
•
ABNORMAL EGGS
Mayor Reid Possesses Some Very
Obliging Hens
Everybuly like- Mayor Heid. He
is the general fie"rite around town,
and even hie teas, recognizing the
good work he had done (n connection
. with the Ontario West Shore railway,
: are laying hint ..bnormal egg.. The
• other day Hie \V"tehip went tc his
hen roust anti he was.urpri..•I1 to find
- that a small ,fin• tea pullet had laid
hint A couple of 1nr.n'. e4- egg'. ,lot,
strange Nt ears. Oreds..rxge. rete tiw.
, FEEB E �' t dal rise and it tbii: veuerr.t.ise the.
fLCDt.G ' chief megistrote that a• the editor. of
the local papers weer hungry looking
chop.. he would make rich a preen(
o1 an egg. One. wi• given to the Star
Are Told How to Regain , and the other tI The Kige.l.
Strength d Vigor. H 1th eggs m••ione.1 71 inch^. by St;
Inches and weighed 24 ounces. They
As one grows old the waste of the I were about the size of geese eggs.
system( becomes more rapid than re- Mr. Reid. howeve., steles that he got
art more .lowly and the treed from 11 r. Jantr. Si w, of
Mae effectively than yo ( ve
pair, the organa,
in nth, the dr- William street. Mr. `thaw has alwo
relation is poor. the blood thin and , been noted for keeping a tine strain el
1 digestion weakfowl but he he. not been *hie to ge
his hens to do hila such favors hy
Vino'. our dellrlotts cod ,her and
1ay' ing the fine eggs (bey lay for Ha.
�fmn tonic without oil le the Ideal dVorshlp
altfe° gthener and body-builder for old
The egg received at The Signal was
folks, for It contains the Tory elwmemt@ h
seeded to rebuild wasting tissues and
replace weakness with strength Vied
Elm fortifies the system Nosiest cold@
sad thee pretests pneemoela.
Yrs. Man Trey, of Columbus. Ca.,
says: "if people eery how the good
Thief deer old peepiw. 1 am sere Seo
voila be nnabM to amply the be-
amed
mend. 1 ..ever took anything 1wfere
that did me se much good al Sail.
it 1s the nose( Onto asd Arssgth
Mester 1 ever mead 1a my Hie'
H Wool rans to befld or the to Ise
ad people. and emote strength we
d refers year 0105•!•
WO. Da.lop, Druggist. tiodesieb,Ost.
Cooked after the ordinary fah ion and
it proo4ded the whole staff with prov-
isions for '24 day'. The alai, report
that the egg waft exeeptionally good
and they ars hoping that Mr. Reid's
pallet will lay him another egg 0l the
same dimension. and that It will find
Its way to The Signal office alb.
N
n9L1 ....tete boy a1 M7YIIRs IN-
sONIf. Arp rad*
4-
lam a
pm 10 p. *Aar tubi ..cele •
cart tos wafts, w meg
fe ,1.
massive Mad
smite= tv=re.Y r+.�e -
atm
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Thi �• - -��'-- �`�=�r,.
Telephone
Brings -Companionship
-
WHEN 1.\ il('r morning's work
--�-------,.a-..+-
el
.l
is (lent' anis lunch ills- t' ✓ ,/
p lsetl 0f. the housewife turns to the social side of AMID- �-.
1
housekei'ping she calls up her friends and brightens the 111
II
day b a personal el needlework -these a l'' 1 to
v n eat. Kinks. )';Inn nee(111 �� ►4-6 ihcg(. re � 6
p ..11 a •
sometimes diverting, but a woman era\es real companionship.
She longs to hear a living, laugh?ng, human v(iice---longs for
someone to talk to about the little,- intimate, personal things.
She talks and listens to the voice that talks to her about the
things she liked best. The telephone has banished' her loneliness.
Hare you a Telephone in your home'
The Bell Telephone Co. of Canada.
tl
-Pet county will sole on the
Scott act next Nuvetelwi.
-Port Elgin 1,11.'ler• ate ttlikiilg .I(
holding n io ling tem! cement this 1
,year.
-siK'. Seals ZtE shit -4 +iPagibe
readrnt of Milvestuh, h,., I.a•s.•t1 to
his eternal rest.
--Owing to a decre•50 in population
Harri•Gon will in future h..4- only
three lirrneed hotels.
- \VAlkerton street. will h.• oiled d ir•
ing the coniine s1.tn.ucr It will take
470*) gallon., of nil me seven rent• pet
ea I Ian.
FRECKLES
Now is the Tune to Get Ref of These
Ugly Spots
There's no longer the slightest need
of feeling ashamed of your freckle... ,u
the prescription othine double
strength --is guaannteed to temovsI
thew. homely spots.
Simply get an mince of ,thine- I
double .treingth-from any druggist
and apply • little of it night and
morning and you should Loon see that
even the worse freckle* have begun to
disappear. while the ligbter ones have
vanished entirely. It Is edlosn that
more than an ostaee Is seeded to el>!.
p.letel Blear e .itis ed gala . beam-
tfful eller C.
th
Be sale to sei (lair {hit lleable sbreestb
Wales as thle M soil eider Rmasetee
or seooey heck If it tails to nesotie
treekke. 1
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TO BUILDERS
Haying now installed a re -cut Band SaY',
are prepared t.' supply builders an.I the trade with
RECUT SIDING
in any quantities and of any material for buildings.
LUMBER OF ALL SIZES TO ORDER
A large stock of Lumber on hand of' standard
sizes.
Ontario White Pine Shingles and Lath.
We are prepared to do jobbing or custom work
on short notice.
Soft and Hardwood Slabs for sale by the cord.
The Paget Grain Door Co., Limited
GODERICH