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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-10-29, Page 5WITH .very article we sell, we eodesvor to include satisfaction. if we don't give k, theo it knit a sale. That's the way we do business at this place. We don't de it merely to be generous, but because we be - Neve that such • policy in the loop run always wins. If you don't get what you want, come tack and "kick." You've • right to your money's worth and we want you to have It. - - EAST STREET 0 4RAOE, Ooderich, Out. MONUMENTS CHASTE AND ARTISTIC DESIGNS Best workmanship at J. DOIG'S, Clinton J. Doig imports direct, he is able to give quick delivery at close prices. Designs and prices on application. THE SIGN4L'S CLUBBING LIST 1914 The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe 33.75 The Signal and Daily Globe to persons with rural postal boxes the price is. 3.5o The Signal and DailyMail and Empire - .. . The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire to persons with rural postal boxes the price is 3.5o The Signal and Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star 1.85 The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe1.85 The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto) 1.75 The Signal and Toronto Daily Star2.25 The Signal and Toronto Daily World - 3.25 The Signal and Toronto Daily News 2.30 The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and Empire 1.6o The Signal and Farmer's Advocate 2.35 The Signal and Canadian Farm. 1.85 The Signal and Farm and Dairy New 1.6o Renewal ... 1.85 The Signal and The Country Gentleman 3.25 The Signal and Canadian Poultry News1.35 The Signal and Grain Growers' GuideI.5o The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free • Press .... 1.6o 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 Eerening 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 Renewa) x'85 The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)3.4o The Signal and McLean's Magazine 2.25 The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto)1.75 The Signal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) 1.5o These prices ere for addras.ei in Canada or Great Britain The Signal and Lippincott's Magazine 3.25 The Signal and Woman's Home Companion (New York) 2.75 The Signal and The Saturday Evening Post 2.5o The Signal and The Ladies' Home Journal. 3.00 Including postage to ('snadiui snbscrbe». The above publications may he obtained by Sig - 3.75 oaf agibsclrfbers irewtfyoteambinatie.r, lite police (ter any. publication being the figure given above less Sr:no representing the price of The Signal. For instance : Tie sigeai and The Family Herald and Weekly Sr Rs -s5 The Plaermar-o A&vw-W ($2.33 lees $II.eo).... 1.35 13. so --making the price of the three papers $3.20. The Signal and The Weekly see $i.7s Tbe Teroeb Day Star IIS as less =1-a/) . 1.23 $3.00 -the three papers for S3.00. 1f the publication you want is not in above list, let us know. We can supply almost any well-known Canadian publication. Send subscriptions through local agent or by postoffice or express order (not by bank cheque) to A. E. BRADWIN PUBLISHER THE SIGNAL Ontario Goderich TUE SIGNAL : GC DERICA _ : ONTARIO TiEtf>t/D*Y, O•rros/s a, 1914 • LOCALS - PERSONALS - - Mrd Holt is visiting for two weeks with Toronto friends. -Tbe tlnt snow of the season fell In Uodericb on Monday of this week. - Miss L. Millet lett yesterday for • visit with frieuds at Ottawa and Mon - Wool. -Mr. Albert 8traugban, of Okle- bows City. Oklahoma. is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. T. Goldthorpe. -Mrs. C. H. Rua r•turnsd home on M pod1 spent • couple of riseks Alli in south- ern Ontario towns. Acoosdiag to the Windsor Burn ing Record. Women are to doe recruited from the :fled regiment tip belp form the second ('auadian cootingeot. - Miss Agnes McDonald. who un- derwent an operation at the Alexan- dra hospital last week. is making satisfactory pro gree. towaids recov• cry. -Rev. Richard Marshall, who has been residing •t Uoderich, has remov- ed to Atwood. It will be • Oleomas for Mr Marshall to supply any church Blackstone'. or in the district as fur as his time and delivet,d. F. W. Rob sso•, A.R.C.O. rItatatillt.ftg Ptaeeterie, &sties Shoals ever Times/% Lek Stare ($)Dglttl'N UYTARhe -a Another Liquor Caws As we prophesied last week, some of the cit meths have been helping to swell the receipts at the police court : iJ0 end casts was the fine imposed by Police Magistrate Kelly for violation of the Intuor act. Otber cameo, which well 1•e denuded, will be brought On In a de) or so. Habitual drunks will soon be as *came as hen's teeth In Ooderich if the n,MKistrate continue. W keep his end up. - A concert .If the nations will be given in Knox church o■ Moodey. November ld. b Keep this date open. - Again the oyster season is here. 1f you want theta ett ictly fresh, go to phone 24i. Osdero 31 -if strength permit. -Maple Leaf chapter, I.0.D.E, wish to thank the management of the Lyric theatre. the Stewart orchestra and all to her citizens who se kindly helped to wake the p•trioti.• wandesille enter- tainment a a.Irress on Tuesday even- ing. -Tbe following, taken from the last issue of the Canadian Baptist, re - fere to a tesident of Uoderich : "At the home of the bride, Atwood, by Rev. J. M. Dingmau, of Mount Forest, Rev. Richard Marshall to Mts. K.' Switzer." -Reeve Elliott complains that the `farmers are leaving then apples cut in the wet. If they had them under cov- er he could keep his then working right along. He has pr. -ejecta of good ehipmunte but the supply of barrels is insufficient. -Pickled fish will be a staple article of diet in many Goderich homes this winter. 't'be perch which are being caught so plentifully now may be preserved by placing them in sealed jure filled with vinegar and scalded in • pan of toiling water. -Miss Anna Hsyn left on Thursday tor an extended visit with friends south. After spending some time in Woodstock she will probably visit Iles r.•it, Cleveland anal other cities acrrwe the Zine. Mils Mayo expecte to he away all winter. -Dr. W. F. Gallon, will give his sec- ond lecture on "First Aid to Injured.' in the court house on Monday after- noon next at four o'clock. The lect are Ai. 1 be the Nutt of a series for the pres- ent season under the auspices of the General Brough chapter, 1.0 D.E. =An oys'er supper will he given in the Oddfellowi hall on Thursday even- ing. November 5th, for the members of LO L. No. 115'2, their wives and fam- ilies. This ie an annual affair end h enjoyed by those who partici- pate to the good things provided. -Dr. (3 Heilemano leaves on Fri- day of this week for the osteopathic. cuovert,on at Toronto, where be will demonstrate the technique for the re- moval of adenoids, tbe openhtg of the eustachian tubers and the cleaning of for nasal pberynse in partial deafness. -A puhlir meeting will he held ir the council chamber on Monday No- vember 2nd, at eight p.m., to.wbich all will pay lir THE SiGNAL 20 Cents end of the present year. LYRIC = THEATRE T1IE KXCLCSIVK 1'I(Tt'HC HOCIK Showing only tbe very Iwet and up to -date pic- ture programmes. 6000 Feet of Motion Pictures each eight also the hest of music and e' aging with a Complete - Change - Every Night - Thurs. Nov. 5th Sixth installment of the greatest of all wet Ws, the Million Dollar Mystery DONT MISS IT Admission to alt performances, 10c and Sc cHtmctl c*s'MEs "tie Ye also Ready" will be the sub- ject of dlsooures in Knox obureh by v, Oso. 14. Ross uo Sunday evening. The morning theme will he "Thr Hopefulness of Christ Rev. J. K. Ford wee the special preacher at Ut. Methodist anniversary suvices held is Wyoming last Sunday. Rev. A- Brown, of Varna, occupied the pulpit in Victoria street church. A westing of the Ooderich minw- terial association will be held in the vestry of Koos church on Monday. November Lad. at two p.m. All resident ministers are requested tet be present. The sacrament of the Lord's 'supper will be administered in Victoria street Methodist church at the clove of the morning service on Sunday. The pas- tor, Rev. J. E. Ford, will preach et both services. Rev. W. K. Heger will preach at (both services in North street Metho- dist chutcb on Sunday. Moaning sub- ject : "Boldness in the Day ot Judg- ment," evening subject : -Thr Work of the God of Peace." Tbe agora - went of the Lord's Supper and the re- ception of oew members will be held at the clues of the morning service. Rev. F. K. Malott, of SL Matas, has received • unanimous call to become pester of the °rips& Methodist church and will likely accept. The church is • large one, having about 1100 mem- bers, .tyd an assistant pastor. Rey. Charles Marshall. the present pastor. has accepted • call to the St. Marys church and will assume hie duties there at the expiration of the four - ear term at Mr. Malott. -Th. Lamb of God" will be the sub- ject of • sermon by Rev Ww. 11. Wrighton in the Baptist church on Sunday night. Mr. Wrighton is giv- ing a series of expository sermons on the Epistle to the Ephesiatts on Sun- day mornings. These addressee deal with the higher life in Christ and point the way tegreaterapiritual attainment. They are especially ioterstting tothose seeking to live the christain life ac - rooting to New Testament standard. On Sunday evening last Rev. J. C. Tolwie, M.P.P., terminated his pas- torate of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church, Windsor. .addressing a very large congregation of adherents and church goers of other de • Lions. in accotd•nce with the chu.rh rules, next Sunday the })pulpit will be de- clartd vacant by Rev. J. Crawford. H.A , of Essex. and henceforth Mr. Toli,sie will be known as pastor emeri- tus, with a retiring allowance of itil)t) a yeer. workingmen and citizens generally are invited. The purpose of the uteeting will be to discuss the high cost of living around town and pro- pose weaeure• to meet it. -Mrs. George McMillan has return- ed from Detroit, where she went some time ago accompanied by her grand- daughter, Min Margaret Stewart The latter is suffering with rheuma- tism and went to Detroit tor the pur- pose of consulting a specialist and re- mained there for treatment. -The regular meeting of the Goderich branch ufthe Women's In- stitut . will be held at the home of Mrs. Amos Stewart on Thursday. November btb, at three o'clock. A demonstration on macaroni and cheese will be given. There will also be special husineas. -The Young People's l'nion of the Baptist church are holding • social evening on Friday of this week. A good programme has been prepared, including musical selections, matings, addresses et'.. after which refr'eeh- rgeets will be served. A silver collec- tion will be taken in aid of the young people's work. -The treasurer of the town relief fund wishes to acknowledge the re- ceipt. of $)let the proceed* of the Pa- triotic concert given under the suspire s of the Mapi. Leaf ehapt.r, 1.0.0.E . which was held in the Lyric theatre on Tuesday evening. This is a newt satisfactory amount and the Maple lama( chapter deserve the highest praise -Rev and Mn. Francis Swann an- nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter. Annabel, to Dr Wilbur K. Gavot - Thr interesting event to:.k plans at Medicine Hat. Alberta.on October 15th. Dr. Guest is a eon of the lat. Mee- ts Guest, of t3oderieh, and hath he ltn.ibis beide-'err r44.L aaudieate. The newly married a sple. will he ar- home after January lot at the West- minster apartments, Winnipeg. -A good attendance wan registered at Victoria street Methodist church on Fridayevening of last week, when the not l'anedlan Jubilee Singers were present and deligbta•d the au- dience with an entirely new pro- gramme of vocal and ina'rnm.ntal ..l.ctiono, as well as dialogue* and humorous orlectinns. The evenibg's entertainment was ouch as will main- tain the reputation of the performers as • high clew concert eompsny. --The Oedema of the Oo.i.,ich rol- l.giate Institute are feeling a title .disgruntled these day. over a • w rn.tbnd of to►ityg examination ' .k claw may now be called up to take en examination et any tits. upon any *object withoet prevlous notice. which gives no opportunity to "coast 1 as did the old ny.thnd Th.' new - method is o.rteinly an improvement. notwithstanding what the students think or .ay Tb. Clint on News -Record bas the following to say n1 ort• of our God.- rich young ladies: "Mies Emily MeCM- IQ•rtney , of Goderich. and Mr. CM- I ford Hint. of !ie•forth. students of lam Clinton achorl of a nomeree, bare bees awarded certiae•tes for penile. leans set typewriting by the edseatioo- i Good Morning We Are Introducing American Milk American t a•hmere American Cotton -Lisle HOSIERY They have stood the test. Give real foot comfort. No seams to rip. Never become loose or baggy. The shape is knit in --not pressed in. GUARANTEED for fineness, style. superiority of material and workmenatip. Absolutely 'atainlres. Will wear six months without holes, or new ober free. OUR SPECIAL. OFFER to every one sending us SLtl) in currency or postal note, to cover •dverti•ingt and shipping charges, we will scud post-paid, with written guarantee. hacked by a five million dollar company, either. 3 Pails of our 75c valise American Silk Hosiery or4 Pairs of oar 5oc voile American Cashmere Hosiery Of 4 Pain of our Sec value American Cotton -Lisle Hosiery or 6 Paired' Childree's Hosiery Give the color, sine. and wheth- er ladies' or gent's hosiery is de- sired. DONT 4U D.AY - Offer ex - pilaw whee a dealer in your lo- cslity is selected. 111 nlitINATIONAL WANT Ca. P.O. Box 244 DAYTON. OHIO, U.S.A. Pretty Church Wedding A very pretty wedding took place in St. George's church un Wednesdayafternoon, when Miss Kathetiue Jane Fox, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Fox. of Keays street, was united in maniage to Mr. Ernest 1,Vm. Fraser, second son of Mrs. Ada Fraser, of Vie tot is street. For • considerable time before the appointed hour friends of the contract- ing parties commenced to gather at the church so t ass by the time the bridal party arrived there was a good crowd present to witness the ceremony. The bride, who was tastefully gowned in white Swiss embroidered lawn, with a girdle of white crushed satin, covered with • tulle veil and cf4rryis a boyuet ot white rosea and maiden heir fern. entered the church leaning upon the arm of her father. The bridesmaids were the sisters of the bride, Alma Mary and Lillian Rose. They were also daintily gowned, the former in a suit of Alice blue bru_ade and the latter in Maize brocade, both wearing black velvet hate trimmed with wbiteosprey plumes. The bride- groom was supported by his brother. Mr. F. A. Preget, the ceremony being performed by Rev. J.B. Fotberinghem. While the bride and groom were in a1 tlspart meat orf the United Typs. t0 the writer °tympany. of Mew York, tMw 1 work b• hes peed W that parlament M Throats and Now Tort." Special Patriotic Records o0 the Victor Vietrola It'. a long, long way to Tipper- ary,""!soldiers of the King," "Bos of the OM Brigade,.' "Rue Rrittanni•," Y. Mar- iners of England." "0 Can- ada.- .. tand.rI 0' the Braes O' Mar," "British t'a"'airy March," 'The Dea.thleaa Army," "Red Walt. and Blue" "Veterans Song," •'Th. Yeo- men of England," "Private Tnnttuy Atkins.' J tat received a tine new •hip- m.ntof VICTOR V ItTrROLAM from R9►11) on to $i10.04 flu- 1.hed in Mahal/ant and Weal h• .rd flak, 1f you can mak• it convenient tart soil we will be pleaded to let you hear she new Rec,rd'a and M•ehisr. JAS. F. THOMSON musk 'Stationery Store agent for Heist:man • Oo-Ptasoe 1gA Valuable Feak re Na R Jt Amend' opened with the Union Bank of Canada in the names of two persons, b that If one dies the family funds are not tied up Just when they are likely to be most needed- The survtvor can withdraw the money without delay 01 formality. Think It over -then open a Joint Account. Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager. OF CANADA THE LATEST NEWS THE TWO BEST SOURCES AT A BARGAIN RATE THE WEEKLY MAIL AND EMPIRE AND THE SIGNAL THE TWO TOGETHER NOW TILL JAN. 1st, 1915, 35 Cents NOW TILL JAN. 1st, 1916, t$1.60 THE MAIL AND EMPIRE By Reason of Its Superior Cable Service, Has Earned the Title of "THE WAR PAPER" The Merits of Our Own Paper Are Too Well Known and Valued to Require Comment Order Early for the Bargain Rate Send all Subscriptions to office of The Signal, Goderich, Ont. Local Relief Work The regular meeting of the Local Re- lief executive war held nn Tuesday evening last, when a number of mat- ters were discussed, as follows : - 1. '(tickets for the pat riotic concert in Knox church next Thursday evening are to be placed with the membcre of the investigating committers of each ward, for sale in their respective, divi- sions. 2. A case of needed relief in Div. No. 7 war referred to the committee there to hr dealt with A. their judg- ment may warrant. 3. The meeting next Tuesday- even- ing will he a joint one of both 'he ex- ecutive and the whole investigating committee. the vestry signing the register the t. A notice inviting the delivery of occupants of the new. filed nut and 1 supplies to aid the work was ordered to be inserted in the local papers. It will he Lound in the advertising col tieing on page one. mood values In ladies' and misses' coatis from 11'350 tip. Latest styles, cape coats fr om $10.510 up and friar coats worth 310.00 for $H ;,0. Ladies winter Dreams from 43,00 up. worth $1.30. formed an avenue through which the young couple had to pass to reach the brougham which was waiting to take them back to the home of the bride, and on leaving the church they were oersted to a veritable avalanche of rice and confetti. On arriving at the home of the bride's parents the wedding party of 20 tot down to • moot bo,tntl- fol repast consisting of many nice P T DSAS, E•at street and Square. things which are bettet itnegined than described, MARRIED The bride's going away dress wash blue serge suit with black velvet hat. After a .bort honeynii on the happy couple will return and make their home in Goderich. The tine array of FRASER- FOx. - Is St. George's church, Goderich, on October :4th. by Rrv. J, Pl. Fotheringham. Mr. Ernest William Fraser, amend nos of Mix Ada Fraser, to Kath- erine Jane. atoned daughter . f Mr. J. A. Fox, all of Goderich. beautiful and useful wedding gifts, GUEST SWANN -At Medicine Hat, Albe.- which were displayed in the parlor of he hride'a home. testified to the es- and MrsFrancis Swann. Roth the bride to oa October 13tb, Ur. Wilbur C One*, to Miss Annabel Swann. o..tanghter of Rev. . teem iu which the young couple are held, rhe Signal joins with their many other friends in wishing much joy and h•ppinw to Mr. and Mrs. Fraser in tb,ir married life. • Death of Mrs. James Heale In the death of Mrs. James Heale, which occurred quite unexpectedly on Thursday morning last another of the (Ad residents of Gude'ich bas pus - 1.1 away. Mrs. Heale who was 73 H..ie. aid ;] year, pairs tt1.1 was spp*renlly in the hewt KILPATRICK. le (Allows, on tatober 2411. sod {zoom are terser rc-idents of (:ode rich, DIED GAIN. 1n Marquette, Michigan. nn October Dtb. Mr. J. It. Rain. tired et years. The funeral will take place from the family Name, BHtaaola road. on i,iday at 3344pp..m CROYJLIt In ltodert, h. on October -NM. Mary Per widow ..f rhe late Jacob Crod"r, of A,LpeiJ. ,,, ',e..;aa roar. tMJNA LI )SON - in:laltlord. on October Mt b. Mary A. McMillan, beloved wste of Mr. John Donald■os. aged 54 year. REALE.- In Dederick, on October Lind. Jaaet n Morvteee, widow of the into Jame, of hes h when she retired on Wed- Mr. Wm. Klloatrick, le Ile )ith year. The deneaesd 1a the tattier M Mr. Therese .4 ( klwiemssre.ar; om ` A.p h1aMast.'Immd... hoy who.. home j01RA7f. -tea trait. s• October 214, theiMr. Edward Sraugban _aged Ili year.. a sai&Q yyesing.he peace - tally awry during the night the Vie- t'm of hears trouble Thi, deceased lady was botn in tile/wow. Seotl•od, and at the age of ten crossed the At- leotic with her ptrenta, landing at New York. In the year litat she rams to Goderich and tire years later waw wearied to Mr. ♦tors Henle, of wloch union there was eight children, four of whom survive. They ate Ellen and 5100 Reward 5100 be readers el this paper will he rle•eed to that then ie at least on, a aaded dimwit seiswos bite lose able to care In all IM tsars, amid that. Is ratarh. Hall's tbtarrb Conk. rhe only neativo 4 -..re now known to i he vaso.^+1 noes. nay. 'st..rb being a cos .r'twrinnwl dint... require. a ewstltnttooal William, at home: Charles, super in- tnstwatl- Hall's gaturl lore Y takes in- Irudent of the Federal Publishing Co., isesally salon dkectl upon the blood and New York, and Joar h, re rrmenta- c'ro'p" .•rfaees of tM •tee, taereby k - P P .4,oying the tonn.tattoe of thin disease, and 1 ire of the Mutual Fire Insurance Co. giving the patient *trees' a by ►SIM DP tb. in Tort' Oto. Mr. Reale predeceased ' estemeken sod timbals( natant ►a its. verb, T e pro augers have ee msbA hl ka his wife b) six pears, missing away in ill Ivo Bowen utas ease ink f floe ee June, 111Mt. arse DeIW. Mr mer eaeo glia tt falls a ewe. Ilie funeral which ink place from mord far let of(eatlr'e"nl.ta th. familLtesidence, Elgin avenue Mead, d el.31 Diced eta 1300. o0., Teed°. 0. 19x1 tied Wel ley street, on Seturday 'fake rsraisilyPUN for oossupauos. atusirnoon, was largely attended. Rev. Geo. E. Row, the deceased lady's pas- ter, conducted the serviree, the pall- bearers being Capt Lawson. Capt. Mc- Arthur, Capt. Test Noway. Capt M. :dcl)onald, carton. J. C. Liaithweite and Mr. i). Rtoddart, In addition to the surviving menthe» of the tangly. who were all present at the fun. sal. Si-.. Farluhereon, of Walk.rtot., e sister of the d.i:eaa.d, with her grand daughter, Mn. Vogt, was also present. Mn. H. Mekensie, of Vancouver. and Mr. DooaM Morrison. of Pip.etone, Manitoba -aro sister and brother, re- ap.etivel to the deceased. inter - meat Mass in the family plot la ' eamstefy. Detroit Conservatory of Music rounded In 1471. Acknowledged by the leading musicians of Hurope Sud .tmerica to be one of the fore - moss institutions of its kind to America. Degrees of Bachelor of 'Mlimlc and Doctor of Music conrerr.d. Every tlntnch Taught, txt/ tt...roughly skilled Instructors". 1'ublh•School Maple and D,oir sr e. Acari• n.er Department r Pupil, reset veil daily, Year book on request: Addreee James H. Bell, Secretary. 1013:Woodward Ave , Detroit, Wen. A Naafis' Fer Fall gad WkiMt We have a round bu.rne.i nropogUos for a reliable energetic ,salesman for tbW dis- trict ro -e11 fruit tree., unall fruits ?lower- ing shrub.. etc. Pay weekly. on' At 'ere, exclnwivc territory. ours son Acura of fruit and ornamental stork under . ulU vstlon. We sell ibroaR h our •ate -men dir ort to the monomer and gusrantee delivery of fre'.h. algtt-grads true-. Our a. mole. are valuable hy rea.on of the arr.me we give and the volume of bowlines derlitit tabl,.bed T. years. Write PELNAM ERY Co„ Toronto. Owe P.H. Ilwrrdno.as catalogue on r a1l either to •i.pllea•t or thee wishing Mtge► err Stock After the Wa r Modems Is Canada w' t,nm. T. e meld for ws9-uwtnel nnnj' n,sr• ..s1 man ter heals.es *pi tr keener thu ever. The Wien me prw••►Itg .pew. ON. Mato *es d ear sabot& and be ready, A tow mato. win ao It. It will pay yes MAL Hue estal.fea wire hes k gliAwll gV/1!'1101/ 1KMOOLP. Tueob. Da Years R w. R. nip W , rvestaws. BUSINESS AND SHORTHAND S',bjecta taught by expert instructors ( at the Y. M. C. A. BLDG . LONDON. ONT. Students assisted to positions. Colk'ge is session from Sept. 1st. Cataloger: free. Enter any tune. J.W. Westervelt J. W. WsetAyelt. at. grid re' Princyal Individual Instruction Permits you to enter any day at THE NORTHERN BUSINESS COLLEGE OWES ROUND. ONTARIO it le rvrgrnl.ed ae the Most thorn ori practical bs drew. school 1. Canada. F.:pert In•tnrrtorw Our own three +tory 1'otlegc Ew.rd Every rra.laate ,rnan.nteed a pals+:,oe test oar sows., Hook. C. A. FLtst7n, F t". A., Principal. G. D. Fuca i eo. Me ail. Y SEG In all enuntrl.a As' foils., TOWS oVy.+TOR'/ ADVISER -wt. . •er,t rr. ••. MAll 10!ff A N d l' It ss. Oat Universe 51. • untrdat. 1 A D V BRT18B 114 THS SIGNAL.