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A STOCK REPLETE II
frith correct wear for feet
Our Shoe Stork is e.•ntpl••t••
with the seasou•1 creetinos.
Frei y desirable s•ylr to high
Ind low shoes tor both maim and
women. Our litre of Oxfords. in
the moat deviraLle •esker•• and
leather. will Interest and please
•note. Ample'provitioti has leen
made also for the tots and near
tots.
SHARMAN
THE SHOE MAN
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It as simple as it i, fascinating.
Keel.k offers th t ple.snte. of
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Free instruction ober' GIN, given.
(het Tone work searched by an expert -
R. R. Sallows
Reduce our
EXPENSES
.gym
In view of the bard times an-
ticipated during the coming
winter it policy for everyone
to 'educe expensed to a mini-
mum. One of the principal items
to he considered is for cost of
fuel And a "
SAVING OF 20%
in that direction is worthy it
consideration.
The Peerless Cornea Hinge
can effect that saving. The epee -
'ally constructed fire ttoz, Im•
proved system of dampen and
many other patented devices
make the Corona one of the
most economical ranges on the
market.
Calla my warerooms and in-
spect these rssges for yourself.
1 also have for sale seine heat
ers at greatly reduced prices and
a number of cads of geed bard
wood.
ROBERT WILSON
• Homilies tNueM•
CIDER VINEGAR 11
TRY OUR •
Absolutely pun : , better sod
cheaper than any other. We
are proparing to do custom work
Making Cider and will Oen h...
Sweet Cider foe ease.
D. F. tIAMLINK
NAVAL MAGGOTS
IN DISTANT WATTS
Comma% Sash German Merobaid
Ceutee ,4tts, Cruiser nMabled
--Owlet 1a North Sea
There las sot been • gun fired to
the North Sea for days. so tar as flee
Bring public karma, bet the Ad
nlraity Issued Sunday night bulletins
of important eneounters la tuo4
waters. 8yceem.es sad misfortunes
were both chronicled Impartially"
The Admiralty report ears that
sines ile outbreak of the war the
British light cruiser Pegasus. under
command ct Jabs A. Inglis. had _bon
working from Zanzibar. and had ren-
dered very useful services. including
the destructlo0 d Dar-es-Salaam, a
seaport t0 German Hast Africa. the
sinking of the German gunboat Mows,
and a floating drylock.
"!Early this morning." continues tbe
statement, "she was attacked by the
Koenigsberg, while anchored in Zan-
zthar harbor cleaning boilers and re -
machinery. The Pegasus.
thus taken at a disadvantage, was
completely disabled atter suffering •
lose of twenty-five killed and forty
wounded.
The Admiralty report eontlnues:
'The British auxiliary cruiser Car-
maela, Captain Noel Grant. Royal
Navy. went into action oft the east
coast of South America with a Ger-
man armed merchant cruiser sup-
posed to to the Cap Trafalgar or
Berlin. mounting eight 4 -inch guns
and pompon's. The action lasted one
hour and tcrty-five minutes, when the
German ?hip capsized and sank, her
survivors being rescued by an empty
collier. The ('armanta is a converted
Cunard liner.
RUSSIANS HOLDING FIRM
THE bill:AL OODERIOH ONTARIO
German Advance Stocked and Huge
Muscovite Armies Advancing .
A commun.catle•n leaned by the Rus-
sian Chief of t'.e General Staff qp
Friday said: `
"On the trent in eastern Prassia
otic armies v..f Gen. Itennenkampt de
finitely stooped. on.September 17. the
offensive Tn.reme.tt of the Germans.
At several points the Germans are
falling be -el; at:d shifting to new
positions.
-On the ' ostrian trent the dttrsu.it
of the eaetny continues. The Rus -
stens r.re approach:ng the defensive
positions of Sicnawa. Jaru.lav •ud
Prsemysl (Galicia)."
The Ru:•Sian army now in Galicia
will be left there to complete its
work. for. neeo-Jing to a Rome de -
"'patch. an army of 1'00.000 Russian•
is marchlr,-; Into Central Poland, fol-
lowed by anothc r army of 2.nO,.,O4.e.
while a third astir, also aggregating
2,000,000 strong_ is coming from more
distant regions and will reach tho
front in Octcbcr. There already SP.
Skid to be a million Russians in Gal-
icia and a half -=million in East Prussia.
While these nl:mbers seem enormous.
they are considered probably a fair
estimate of what Russia soon will
have available for beginning her war.
it is said she will soon hare 7,00e),01tt
men on the more.
WD le continuing the offensive In
Galicia, Russia is standing on the deo
festive on the East Prussian fron-
tier. her army having been driven
back by the Germans. This army,
bowever, is said to be intact.
GERMANS FLEE BEFORE LAPS
Mlkede's Forces Conducting Active
Operations in East
it 1e ometally announced that the
Japanese expeditionary land forces
attacked the Germans thirty miles
north of Kfao-Chau bad defeated them
on September 18: The Germans are
said to have abandoned a fortified
position and fled in disorder.
-The Japanese Imperial troops. co
oper.Ung with the Japanese fleet,
landed at Lao -Shan Bay, September
18, according to. en ofcial announce-
ment_
The cavalry on September 17 cap-
tured KisoChau station and seized
• train.
BALTIC all BAWL*
Russian and German Fleets Clashed
In Naval Fight
News has reached Stockholp that
the expected Sante is battle has
tumor .0.0 0,• • - ;;11, .1a reported- that a
number of Ruasiaa warships hate
arrived at Helatngfors to • damaged
condition. A treat weather of wound-
ed were Masted and taken to the Mar-
ginate.
o►pltate. Terrltle cannonading bad been
beard to the neighborhood of the
Aland bleeds • day or two previous-
ly.
rev musly. 1t 1s believed that the Rankin
iivlsSrs have ben 'imaged with the
german fleet near Soraksls.
MORTGASORS PROTECTe
Owirle Ow+rnt %Swt Meese te Provo*
Ponslesww la Donate CMM
TABLE
SAIff
t,�PWG
t11uasoAY, ltttrrtmness f1,1814 7
25 Cents'
will pay for THE SIGNAL to
end of the present year.
ft Will. BE LONG ONE
K IbM•Mrs Vls:ve as f_xpres'ed In
News s1 Lords -Britain C.ontid_nt
Speaking la the florae of !r -•t4
last Thursday. i•':cld Marshal h;•rl
Klitcbener said there were already in
Prance rather more than six div!s one
ei Hellish troops and two divisions
d caval..-. which were being main
tatned at t'•-ir full ,'r.0::'. Thin'
mesas n • ' .1 fon e o re r. • u I. u
nes. h'•r;her rcr:.'ar t .eis1oos and
addlth••!:•t cavalry were being oe
' salted !,--,m units Cr., '9 from over-
seas
venseas garr'so'ts, w".I. t. ': are now be
ing occupied by terrltorL:'t: ant volun
Seers. .
Ref(rring to the . t " new ar:nl, e,
the $eer-'tary said t:'t. t est t;l risi •a
were no: being mal• •• • .1 at the train
ing quartets. Me;t . Indian d1.1
Mons w.re on tl;clr
chener r;tokr in the !. • tit
terms regarding fair .lobo
British Commander-in-ChitI. u'tu, 1.•
said, han met every difficulty present
eel by the efu:atlon in a manner tha,
proved his worth as a fiddler.
On the subject of r.•crultins, Rar1
Kitchener said: "A country wb:cb
pride■ Itself en outdoor . port a- do P -t
Britain should have no difficulty In
finding men cspable of making oM
cera. Whl'^ Brit tin has rood ground
for quiet conederce. it should to borne
the in mind that the struggle 1n bound
to be a long one, and it behooves us
t0 develcp tamed forces to carry en
and bring the mighty conflict to a
succein't:i , . s;on It will he necess
nary, tc c:1 • . , 'c-ep the atvny at
its full etre' :.t t. maintain a steady
flow of reitfere:n'nts."
s THE SIGNAL1
CLUBBING
LIST
f
1914
The Duane Os.el.a elft las ss
sostsed Its 4eee» to adopt at the
.est seesld5 a partial fens of mstw-
tlmrl.m to protect progeny -Swages
from first usher. fl.m.etal 414
soler arlele&hem rebs war Mean
tie pre'vs t Il��smm MMN•R up
Tparmesan
e is enables will .p-
qty sty to psyseeta se prteri al,
sell will b made retreestive by Mils -
Utica neat *melee, which sows that
th. rename» 1..410.47 affords'. la
making Lows this fact the Govern-
ment sok vis NrIpee end the NON
pMenlon M 9191111.10 gene sof it.
Lest -0d. 1H. C. Lowther, et the
Sees. Guards, mad 1 M1y ntpdry
seorstary is ohm Debi) of C.tttleng:t
0011.w.. lei blies vaeee•ed In a
r Ptie` ms.
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe $3.75
The: Signal and Daily Globe to persons with
rural postal boxes the price is. • - 3.50
The Signal and DailyMail and Empire, 3.75
The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire to : j
persons with rural postal boxes the price is 3.50
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald
and Weekly Star 1.85
The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe1.85
The Signal and Weekly Suss (Toronto) 1.75
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star =.25
The Signal and Toronto Daily World 3.25
The Signal and Toronto Daily News 2.3o
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and
Empire t.6o
The Signal and Farmer's Advocate .2.35
The Signal and Canadian Farm • r.85
The Signal and Farm and Dairy
New 1.60
Renewal. . . . 1.85
The Signal and The Country Gentleman 3.25
The Signal and Canadian Poultry News.... 1.35
The Signal and Grain Growers' Guide 1.50
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free
Press .. 1,60
The Signal and London Daily Advertiser... 2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser 1.6o
The Signal and London Daily Free Press •
- Morning Edition • 3.50
Evening Edition 2.90
The Signal and Montreal Weekly Witness1.85
The Signal and World Wide 2.25
The Signal and Presbyterian • • ' .. 2.25
The Signal and Westminster 2.25
The Signal, Presbyterian and Westminster 3.25
The Signal and Catholic Register
New 1.7o
Renewal 1.85
The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)3.4o
The Signal and McLean's Magazine2.25
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto)1.75
The Signal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) 1.5o
prices are for addresses lo Canada or Orem rain
The Signal and Lippincott's Magazine 3.25
The Signal and Woman's Home Cowpaaion
(New ioili)
TborSigaal anti T) SStarl3a E eningPgst 5o
The Signal and The Ladies' Home Journal. 3.00
lm.....1 sg 1 -..tags to CanMisa st'pscrlbe.-
The above publications ,nay be obtained by Sig-
nal subscribers in any combination, the pr.t:e for any
publication being the figure given above less $i.00
representing the price of The Signal. For instance :
The signal sed The Family Hasid and WONT
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AS
Tb. FarmerMs
. eses M ;B Ism pas) ... �i•Ig
sssr
-making the price of the three papers $3.20.
TM Mogi sod The eil/ Sue79
The Thema Doig SerW ( ag Me *IAN .:.fit
-the three papers for $3.00.
1f the publication you want
us know. We can supply al
Canadian publication.
Send subscriptions through
postoffice or express order (not
h.«
inot in ab)ive list, let
gt any weU-koo�lfn
local agent or by
by bank cheque) to
A. E. BRADWIN
PUSLITIVE1 Tit! STRN1L
Goderich Ontario
GERMAI:S DESi.IOY CATLEURAL
The Westmint'.r Abbey o/ the Fratieh
Notion %la -steely Ruined
The Freoc . P1.- .- •r of the Interior
announced tur.eiiy :gat the l'ath.w':al
at Rheims l::.l III .•n destroyed. and
that all tbe other historic and p.•bli,
'buildings of that city had been de.
stroyed or seriously damaged. The
Government, he said. had dctid(d to
address a note of ptote•st to all tha
powers.
Official advices stated that the city
or Rheims was in flames followtu
the bombardment by the German ar-
tillery, and that there appeared to be
little hope of raving the city from
destruction.
r The Cathedral of Rheims was one
of the greatest monuments 'of the
Middle ages. Upon the site on which
K stood Clovis, King of the Franks,
was baptized a Christian. In the
great cathedral.. built between 1211.
' and 1331 the Kings of France were
crowned for almost six centuries. It
was the Westminster Abbey of the
?Tench nation.
ARRESTED AN EDITOR
He Criticized Arrangements at the
iSig Camp-WIII Claim Damages
After spending three hours unde
guard at Fort Osborne 'Barracks. Win
alpeg, Koos. Magee. editor of The
i Winnipeg Saturday Poet. wbo war
Itaken into custody on order .from lb:
• Militia Department for publishing an
article criticizing Col. Sam llugbea.
Minister of Militia. and the anis. e
i menta at Valcartter for the despalcb
of Canadian expeditionary forces, wan
imet freeafter signing a paper that
he would not make say farther refer
o nce to Valcanter (amp for the time
l being. The arrest was wide at ibe
instigation of Major ii.a*less. teebaree
of the mtlttary district. 1n tb rb-
' mace of Col. Steele and Major Ret-
eben. Adjutant at Valcart:er.
Mr. Magee threatens an artioe for
beery damages and aware oat a war
fast for the arrest of Major lawless.
which, however. could not ke served
as the oMeer bad left for Vateartter.
OORPEUSATION BOARD
Fall Weather Wearables
AS leading men's outfitters our stock is
now complete in every line. Here are
only a few of the many useful articles
which every man and boy will find essen-
tial.
SHIRTS - - r
The celebtat••.1 W. G. R. brant!.
GLOVES
Perrin's are the Leet. We love a full lin, of t li••M.
SWEATER COATS
In ',minted colors.
HATS
All the newest idea. in contrast bands.
SOCKS
The beery all -wool Ranson Nock is very popular. Tilley sell at
:6c, 3iic and blk, according to weight.
McLean Bros:
The Square, Godencb
SS:11-i!EADY TAILORING
Areata ler Carhartt Ov.:al_s, Stanfield's Underwear. Fitwe.l Hats,
Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs
Final Appelntnteate Snag Executive
Selly up to Full Strength
71. anaosecemest of the appo4at-
meat of Ile two remands. asssbers
e f • the Worhmee's ('.ompeseatlon
Hoard seem• to set at rest any doubt
about the operatt'* of the mew law
text Jaaury. Mr. Aiai. W. Wright
rf Niaga arms the labs sad Tomas
✓ appalsted as Vis. -Chairman. mad
kr. O. . L Klsgatos of the Dates'
14x4 0.mwy. TsreNw r armed as
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fie fonsead an41`'land as Dean
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R has bees decided to rain torth-
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b s11, whit the 31.11 tats 1a the
pelmet e.ittllgs.t. The .mooed eon
dos.st 1s a 40 ready to son for the
et (mauler by November 1.
Ne.. Nude SUd Sywtd
The nag en Friday attaek.d lin
' users e r tbp Nemo Role Mil win•b
thug gags epee the Metals Serbs. A
NS its. aimed, bees passed. however,
whisk will delay the rotting Mee
eglrutsw ef the meson• M at le•ot
a year.
Tr0slig Slip Pesnilemd
The Brtti.b training ship
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A "Helping • Hand" Extended to the
IiilddleNELd Woman
TDB= HOases a time is every woman' e
life when she undergoes as t
change. This fa a critical It is
a time�w.bee w as woneeds fall. health
Pre your own sake you
�: 1d aadelpale this.
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
Th. Westin mod-
leaf
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esnsdad Ica De.
IiimoofCommon
Sonia Meshes,
Su -
has beta redast•snded for ever forty years as a
Wale for memos. It is helpful 1a the ague/laa-
tioo or um( ciroslatioa of the blood and in rise -
the action et the bowels. lternmengin
mad hew spirits disappear. Hsppiaem sad oar- .
Midmost take their place.
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