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A REAL BOOK SALE
A splendid chance to mecum full leather bound books, spec-
ially suitable for Christmas Rifts. at greatly reduced prices.
(kid v✓luiw. of Kipling. MacMillan's limp leather pocket
edition regular $1.50,, sale price $1.00 per volume.
(kid volumes and a few complete eels Thackeray, Rwkin.
Dickens, Scott, George Klliott, and other., full morocco bound,
splendidly illustrated, regular $1 00 and III 25 per volume. sale
price t1 c per volume.
1 complete set Shakespeare, :f0 volumes. pocket edition, cloth,
eiuu,ilar in size to the famous Temple edition, special $3.11) per set
(exactly l& per volume!•
2 complete seta Dickeos, Oxford Indian paper edition, silk
wwn. liutp leather, 17 volumes. regular $2I.00 per set. sale price
fw l i i t).
Complete seta Burns, Burroughs, Will Caritou end others,
off
A her of odd volumes. holed, limp leather, Shakespeare's
flays, Tennyron'r and Longfellow'. Poems, regular $1.00 per
volume. sale price 9irc each.
I lens of odd volumes, small classics, regular 25c and 35c
npectal 15e per volume.
Chu istwas editions of the foil iwing books. "Autocrat of the.
Breakfast Tab/e.' "Braoehridite Hall." "Lucile,' •'Lady of Ithe
Lake," etc., nicely boxed in holly ,blues, with spray of holly
mounted on cover, regular 50c, sale price Tic each.
Not dozens. but hundreds. 1.1 goys' and Girl: bloke, et j and
oft.
��Tie Goaericb Book and Stationer' Ce.,
GEORGE PORTER
Keep your money in Canada
by purchasing Na-Dru-Co. Goods
-MADE IN CANADA'
When you putchase good. Made
to Canada by a Canadian Com-
pany. Canadians get the good,.
('anadianR keep the money in
culation. Canadian lahor is
e.oployed and ('snadians are not
.'ailed upon to bupp,.rt the fatr-
rl,es of the unemployed.
ti'hrn you put chase Foreign
Made Goods l'auadians get only
the go,.d,., l'Anadiane do not get
the money for circulation. For-
eigners get the uumey and For-
etell 13.1tlo i- enti toyed.
Sliow ' our willingness to help general husines, conditions and
keep Canadian workmen employed by purchatsing Na-Dru-Co.
Goods MADE IN CANADA by a purely Canadian Company.
A COMPLETE STOCK of THESE SUPPLIES ALWAYS stn HAND
C. L. COULTIS
DRUGGIST and CHEMIST
No,th Side of Square
Telephone No. 1p
CI
Notice to the Farmers!
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GRAIN ELEVATOR.
and CHOPPING MILL
We are pow prepared to buy
all kinda.of (:rain at our elevsi-•
1..,, north of MacEwan'e .coal
yards. Goderich, end will pay the
hrtlher•t prices at all times.
CHOPPING
We beg to announce also
that we have installed an up-to-
date Chopping Mill in connec-
tion With our grain business and
ere now ready to attend to the
wants of the farmers in this line.
We shall be glad to chop or roll
gran any Jay in the week, and
if you will give us a trial we
trust that good work will merit
y,oir continued patronage.
J. E. BAECHLER �
J3j We have sold other remedies for
skin trouble, but none that we could
personally recommend as we can the
G16 -ARKS
PORK st BEANS
with
2-7-14.
Only the
highest grade
of beans used. •
Delicious
and appetising
seasoning.
Sold everywhere. •
1esidoa-Clah'.'•
W CLARK Lint,trd
Montreal
Skin on Fire?
cel wash, the well-
known
d p Ec-
zema.
Just the mild, simple
known 1),I) D. Prescription for
an the itchis gone.
Candy Excellence 1
the finest cane sugar,
the richest cream.
the purrd fruit flavors,
the highe.t grade of nuts
PLUS
e- �tiert blending.
- careful packing.
-prompt delivery
wake- all candies wild by
Pure ire- h ,1e1i.'unry,
the candles par excellence.
J. A. Campbell, Pim. B.
Central Drag Store, Oederkb
Corner North Street and Square
Phones :-Busines t 90
Residence 328'
°VIER se YEARS'
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D.D.D. Prescription
J. A. ('AMBPELL. Druggist.
No increase in price. Notwitbstand
ing heavy increase in cost of import-
ant ingredients price remains the
Trtiseler-s Art Photos make most
acceptable Christmas rememrhrances.
Don't delay leaving your order for
photos. so that we can give your work
our hest attention. Now is the time
to come. A Targe new stock of folders
end mounting. just in at Tag
Httnrrrtt-'Trrmo. 14-2t
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How's This?
M e offer tit. Hundred boiler. R.watd ter
' any omen( i alms rh that asaat b• eared by
I Ralf. inleFFIF rare.
F. J. t'tf try k en.. Te1Ma o.
We the utrderserned have know. F. J.
l � (tae .noreble the la -t s fa daasd l Maoism*totra.eme-
e him
tion. and flnareta.ty aids to sorry out a.1
ob.tatuona made by Menem.
Nallots at. RANI( OF COMM ea Tided*, O.
HMI'- Catarrh t ,ars 1. takes istar.sly. aet-
tar direetJJDrat hes.
upon the kis.d and mime ear -
fere. of
�esmta per Dottie. !aM Waal
Take Hall', Family i'R4 for coestt.at
PERSONAL MENTION
-Mia Irene Pridham was hoses
from Exeter for the week-rwd.
Mow Peat! Bradford was the guest
of Mre. Roy Willisat Dungannon
aver Sunday.
-Mr. Wilson Wylie left on Satur-
day for an ettended visit at his par -
mid home in Durham.
-Mr. V. H Holmes. who baa bens
in the 0. P R. oflieea at At Theism.
returned home last week.
-Privates Silk, Wells and Ward.
who are stat Toned at Loudon. weirs
•isltnn at their homes in Ooderieb
over Sunday
-Mn. Hollinger. forme•rl MM ida
Bates. of Geode lei, now of Toronto,
will leave for her ►gene tble week after
a visit with friends in tows.
-Naas Ohriatahel And.r.on, of Ot-
tawas/her epsnding a few weeks with
relatives at TTivertom, i. egala eteldug
in toeing. Ne guest of Mn. ( Row.) I.
-Mass Hissed Saito, or Maniple,
who meet the Ia•t two weeks vWtt.g
amoral! !Jude'tch eelsrives and friends,
left yesterday for London, where she
will visit with friends
-Mr. Levitz. of the Canadian
Clothiers' store, was in Torooto on
Tuewdaoot and nude large portholes,
• Rportholes,s for the carr, yigg un of the
bus nese of the rompaay.11
-Mrs. Chas Darrow is a patient at
Alexandra hospital. having under-
gone an operation for appendicitis.
Her friends are gratified to learn that
e lse ie progressing very satisfactorily.
-Attar spending' a week with
friends in Toronto. Mire Lizzie Stew-
art. Trafalgar street, has gone on an
extended visit to Ottumwa. lows,
Chicago, end other United States
cities.
-Fred Davis returned on Monday
from his big farm at Irrieana, Alberta,
and will probably be in town most of
the winter. ?dr. Davis' farming
operaUone have been quite suceeseful
this year. He is wintering a large
number of live stock. about I,ttt) head
in all.
- -Mr. l'. R. Schultze, of Maltford, has
returned from Detroit, where be at-
tenied the funeral of hie niece, Mre.
P. A. Ackerman. During his stay he
was the guest of hie sister and also
renewed his arquaintence with bis old
friends. Mr. Ralph Beckley and Mr.
C. H. Cook.
-Mr. A. C. Felts,who bas been with
the American Road Machine Co. bete
the last year, leaves shortly for Lima,
Ohio, his former home. Mr. and Mn.
Feltz and their family have made
man- warns friends in (ioderich, an¢
their departure will be greatly regret-
ted. They have enjoyed their stayin
Godetich so much that they decare
(Meir intention of revisiting the town
in the summer seasons.
RUPTU
(s;g DArILs AT BOTT0111)
J. Y. Egan, Specialist of Toronto
Wonderful Method Retains Redetuele
Without Knife. Onag.r .e Pala.
Old .tyle truss torture ism longer ..e.B.ar�
Gaffing. slipping trusses, barbarous ��
treating rupbblarre duce awn wttb by tit. wesdse-
sal loventton of a specla(ht wen has deemed
arty years to the, one .ty.y. Tbs ash,
DIAN t1I1tAT*IS" is la tended tepee harm! its
list, rest and security Mama spares . It
M�tooppee all trrttauon, restores rupture is ammo
position. and old trusses ars Moms awn
Multitudes of cured Viten. Mots. sadr
teselty. Greatest nieces. where ethers fall
Nothing complicated, no pain -lest s amoral
roma ie method at small cost.
Immediate relief guaranteed. No fame
mil order Iles. Safer to patronise a rCLaad1111
personally. Do not delay; tear of eoapss mow.
Few Rupture Coupon.
This roc upon presentation to .1. Y.
1llgati,list, 14 Nast Ling Pt, Tomato,
w6be 1-4117131t the towns below, entitle.
bearer 1.t free consultation and szamfaatfss
sof samples. Ask at boll ofdre. Note date,
Goderich, Bedford Hotel
WEDNESDAY, (AU Day and Night),
Doe Day Only, NOVEMBER $5th
SCHOOL REPORT'tf.
No. 3. ASRFIELD
5etb and 4th classes -Belle Macken-
zie 19.2, Idel Grillo 170. Lotter Macken-
zie 153, Isabelle McDonald 124, Berta
Beckett 65. Will Johnston 51, Will
M^Donald 28.
3rd class -Lily Mckenzie 111, Mary
?debtor 10) John McKay it!. Richard
West fila, Will Benjamin :fit, tr)tanley
Drennan 24.
2nd and 1st classes -Evalyn Burton
ell. Harold Collinson 114. Katharine
McDonald 90.
J. G. YELL.AND, Teacher.
WATCH FOR THE FROLIQUBS
OF 1914,
A Neighbor Told
Hint To Take
GinPills
rpn vvetssestvrs
1 f you want to know whet Gdtt Pitts
alit do for you, just drop a line to
Mr D. A. Yorke, at Bedrock, Ont.
tie will tell you what Gin Pills did
Lor him, atter he had mitered with
I�t.fne trrxt►le kw Us ream Hare
is itts tetter r
•-1 ..4 -rya as akwt tf years west
..► K.4.sy.. 1 mad gar .wens, .
tw1• n... The yen swat aN tar...,'
•sv tech as/ drM►r• sad Uwe
Menders a my Iwo. Mrs 1 .nidi
on dans for a wham. 1 c.Jd an
tiir�• resod w m.... laurs enSt an
1 w
A as psis was on
r..�� a nsmid tnn so tabs
N tit 1 d d.. awl sr. hem
!nand �Ihabeas ern table, fy
mfir lose tad!► Ii4 all to OIN PILLS
reit a.. mesh Meir ',m.4.
r Heti' D. A. TONS.
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nor a ho‘, a for 1114 IIlk thrid i. the
L.' uedertbe aamw" (NNO" Pills.
Trial tr.-softest if yea write s
Mati..al It Chemical Co.
a Cascada, . Toewto
IORIOREO BY
COI$IJPATIOI
Palli-
ng
ng Iamb ad Olgulem
ST. howvAcs Da SRAvwlwa, QOM.
Peb. yrd- opt4.
"It 4 a pleasure tome to inform you
that after sufieriag from Chromic
Coustipatios for h years, 1 have been
cured by "Pruita-rives". While I
was a stsdeat at Berthiar College I
became so 111 1 was forced to leave the
the college. Severe pain across the
intestines costiaually tortured tae and
it came to a point wbem I could mot
stoop down at all, and my Digestion
because paralysed. sows tame advised
me t0 take "Pratt +dives" and at Once
1 felt a greet improvement. After I
had taken tour or five boars. I metaled
that 1 was completely cared and what
made me gtadalso, waa that they
were acting gently, musts( mo pain
whatever to the bowels. AU these who
suffer with Chronic Constipation
should follow my example and take
"• Fruit -a -fives" for they ant the
medicine that cares".
MAGIAIAM PAQUIN
Fruit -fives" aresrold by all dealers
et"sac. a box, 6 for ela.po, trial size,
rec. or sent pont on reedptof prion
by Pruit-a-tives iaif.s/ Ottawa.
LOCALTOPICS Mt BRIEF.
A repeat performance of the •'Con-
oert of the Nations" is to be given in
nig
$nosht. church lecture room on Friday
The receipts of the home-made bak-
ing sale held by the ('oiled Patriotic
Society of Oodench township last
Saturday amounted to $17J16.
A fine specimen of deer arrived in
(3oderich by express on Tuesday even-
ing. It was shot t t one of the party
of hunters who left herr for Muskoka
la -t week.
A meeting of the %V C.T.C. will
Ire held on Monday, Nuvrwher lkird,
at 3 p.m. Mrs. J. B. Marshall will
speak on "Systematic Giving," and
Mrs. Aitt.en will speak on "Min al Re -
toren." Visitors will be welcomed.
Rev. W. K. Hager was in Sesforth
on Sunday teat and occupied the pul-
pit of the Methodist church there, ex-
changing with Ker. A. W. Barker,
who was the special Sunday school
anniveisuaty preacher in North street
church.
The Signal would like to secure cor-
respondents in any .parts of the die -
Diet not alreaay represented in its
columna. Conapondents' stationery
will be sent to persons who will under-
take to send us the news of their lo-
cality.
Graham Rose, roti of Hes. Geo. E.
Rose, was uufortunatu enough to
break' Its arm while training in the
gymnasium at the G.C.I. last Thurs-
day. A year ego almost to a day this
young lad broke hie other arm while
similarly engaged.
Messrs. W. R. Pinder, 1.. M. Mabee
and H. J. Fishes• retroed home Tues-
day eveuing from a three weeks' bunt-
ing trip ID Northern Ontario. They
secured their full complepment of deet.
Mr. Herb. Smith. formerly of town,
also was a memher of their patty.
Dr. Leonard, of Toronto. who is tak-
ing over Dr. Sale's practice while he is
at the front, comes with the hest of
recommendations from the staff of the
Royal Collage of Dental Surgeons as
regards proficiency in his profession.
Dr. Leonard take* charge at once.
While rabbit hunting last week near
Black'. Point a party of three man-
aged to tree a coon, which they shot
and brought back to town. Master
Coon, which was a very fine specimen.
was on view in C. C. Lee's hardware
store window last Saturday and Sun-
day. and has since been soot to 1)e-
troi1t.
)r- Charles vale, wbo recently vol-
unteered for the *mood Canadian coo •
dement and is now etatiooed at Lon-
don. will go to the front as captain of
F company, lath Battalion. He is
not going in the capacity of dental
surgeon as was report 'the bat-
atloo of which Dr. Sale has been
asetted captain will probably. remain
in London until Christina*.
Farmersin the vicinity of Goderieh
re complaining of the conduct of
unters, wbo they say tramp over
heir fields with little regard to the
ght. of the owners. A Goderich
t sh
ownip fanner had a valuabab
le ort -
urn calf woe rigid so badly by bun -
en' dcgs that its value is greatly !esa-
ead, if not quit. destroyed. Not
only farmers' live stock. but human
ifs also, is said to be in danger from
careless sportsmen-
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PUBLISHING THE SCRIPTURES.
British ..d Pereira Bible Society 1z Do-
ing s Gnat Work.
Canaaasen. are at work this week
in an effort to raise funds for the Up-
per Canada Bible /society. ,They pope
to raise at haat $310!'. Mr J. H,
Million iR the local president of this
.nese!, and will gladly tetvive con-
tributions. It may be worthy of men-
tion that the parrot society, the
British and Foreign ableStariety had
its origin during the Napoleonic war.
In the a course of hie sermon at Knox
awash ew1 hooday nosebag Rev. Geo_
E.Rnas gave some htereeting- stadia -
tics relating to the week of the H• dsb
and Foreign Bible elnelety, of which
the Upper Canada Bible Society is an
auxiliary.
Whets the Moeiety was foubded in
I1s1i the Bible was published in thirty.
Ave living language.. Mince that time
the Moeiety has issued Yl8,O00.000
erodes of the Scriptures in 455 langu-
t)se hundred yews ago the 8111111
TVA . a sealed hook to four o !sof minty
Ave of the eartb's inhaMt eats. Now
it is an open book Whim out of every
Ave.
p10L. o.p
Loot year the Society lot K,000,..
latl.g the tlaLtBssiparea sat missy
aT' orgaslradon of eh. WeirMMdepesd.
,Bible ret upon
%yf re
p MistIland Scrip-
twatlrpine of the
The work of the Sodatyis
nasalis 1. very eatosrwe.
HODGENS BROS.' STORE NEWS
This is One of the
NEW COATS
THIS cut illustrates one of the New Coats for
ladies which we have just received this
week. It is one of the most popular styles that
have been developed this season. It is dressy,
comfortable and has good style. We show it in
a number of cloths both in plain colors and fancy
plaids, but not more than one or two garments of
any one pattern. This is a stylish, up-to-date
garment. Three qualities at
$10.00, $11.25 and $12.75
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Dainty White Waists at
$1.15, $1.50 and $2.00
We have just received from, the waken, this
week, tome of the very latest styles In White
Wash Waists. These are new designs that are
shown mos for the first time sod are very attrac-
tive styles indeed. The materials ate crepes, vest-
ing, and pique. We show them in three distinct
styles in a good range of sizes. At $200
each.. *1.15. 101.54).
and 00
Splendid Values in
Flannelette
Our fall shipment of English Flannelette just
Passed into stock and we are showing values that
are not bettered in the trade.
High-grade English Flannelette, in white 15c
at 110. 1 tic and
High-grade English Flannelettes, in fast
colored stripes, at... 124o, lis and
Suits at $12.25
Original Prices 320.00 and 323.00
1T is clearing time for the Suits, and Saturday morning we
put on sale handsome tailored Suits for ladies at this ab-
surdly low price. The materials are serges, repps and broad-
cloths. The qualities are high-grade, both materials and work-
manship being the best. The coats are silk -lined. Black and
colors. Regular values up to $25.00. It is clearing time for
the Suits. All this season's styles. Choice of this lot only 312.25
Persian Lamb Throw $19.00
Black Persian Leash Scarf, 4 inches wide and
45 inches long. Beautiful gloa.y curl, trimmed
with heavy black silk fringe. R-gttlar value
MOH. Saturday and Monday. $10.00
Large Bolster or Pillow Muff to match. Made
of high-grade skins- Pull site. silk lining and
down bed. Saturday and Monday $1111.0o
This Week's Specials
Watch this corner from week
to week for,. values that will save
you money.
Trimmed Hata 32.65
Forty ladies' Trammed Hats, velvets, lefts
and combinations. Trimmed in the beet styles
with only good trimmings. Actually worth
up to $..00. Saturday Special choice 1112.119111
N ool Gloves 2Sc
New \Voolleo Gloves, just received- A
splendid aasnrttnent of plain colors and fancy.
Saturday Special per pair... .... .. , *So
Special Sale of Persian
Lamb and Mink Furs
on Salfirday
This hale will last for one weep only. Satur-
day we more a special sal. of Persian Lamb and
Mink Fun. Our reason for it is simply that we
hare been sucewaful is securing $ very band'some
lot of these two furs at prices lbat place ns in a
position to offer exceptional values. The enllrc-
tion smheaces both MuA& and Neck P1..m in the
Iatest and most approved styles of the rearm.
Like all our furs these are "Quality Furs," other-
wise we woukt not sell them at any price. We
guarantee them all unreservedly. The prices will
be attractive enough to make it worth your while
coming to see them if you have the slightest
thought of buying either of !bees beautiful high-
grade fun this Beason. The eircumstanoes that
make this sale posuihie are ezreptiot al and we
cannot repeat the offer after *ext week. We
have some of the handsomest pieces of fine Per-
sian Lamb and Mink that it hes ever hems our pri-
vilege to show and we strongly advise a selection
front this beautiful lo: of Fun
50c Vests 39c
Ladies' Plush Yeats. Our standa,d :Ac qual-
ity maker's seconds. Saturday and Monday per
garment :filo
Don't forget
We Re -Dover Umbrellas.
We Upholster Furniture.
And do troth weft.
!••time
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ZZ-IZZZZ III:ZIIIZIIiyIT
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BRIOH-rs
ISEASE
le the deadrre•t and most
painful malady to which
mankind is.uerect. Dodd's
Kidney Pia. w•tll cure any
Cabe of 1kig a's t ineiso,
They have never failed in
one alright cam. They asik
the only remedy that en.
has cured it. and they are
the only remedy that can
There are Mutation, of
Dodd'. Kidney .---q�
hoe and name-butPit la3ta-
tions are dasgernu.. Th.
origisaf .rad chid
core for
DODDS
KIDNEY
PILLS
Dsds
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s.rioie. Primal Cosiness.
Locknow. Nov. 15. --James John.l
ston now lies in a precarious condition
at the home of his brother William as
a result of an explosion and are on
Saturday night that nearly oust lie
Ifves of himself. wife .red Glx-earuathe-
old hats. About 11.30 he attempted
to kindle a Are in his kitchen range.
The fire was burning slow)) and be at-
tempted to hasten it with kerosene.
Takla, a fo.r.gallon nae he poured
some on the blear. The can slipped
.ed the entire contents 1.11 into the
Are. immediately there was an ex-
pkwlon pond the whole room tom soon
a maw Of flames. Hie clothing aba.e.
:canstoe ran Into the yard .ad en-
deavored to pot out the An by rolling
os the ironed. But for the prompt
assistance of John C. Murdoch, a
leeigbbee. be doubtless would ham
been burst to death. As it i. ertmatio and Gordon, who were Balled
and who Rest aid and aftw•-
wards dressed 1.h, Auras, are unable to
say bow badly' the man 1s injured and
what are l& chane.s for recovery.
Hie wife was badly horsed about the
Sate and seri. as .be rusbed late an
=glom to sawn their six -
homed it wag .armed ont
the thew and wtolue.
The by traps!` mea. taym. little
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elm
Turner's
hums
Invalii
Port
Mary it (or
ptirfllyt.
Sake "
sill g eraem