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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-12-17, Page 15IWAlsl, OF 1MITA- TIONe ULD ON THE EXITS Oe MiRD'S INIIFNT DING S add repaired. BR (30008 M ea Mena !FORD. RAN A St 'TARIFA dost tram Ilasl- rater. J. L `abash Jk It. N(JTAI;l Hamittos 8.rest. �0., BARRi& =Mot FUNDS TO to M. O. cab stent. Gleteosts CZ AGLYT. Csa.al.a sad runs' Ware ea& OereaMe Dome : 'Thai' Cl soft same 'noes tia AL FIRS 1N Fenn .ad Wawa nes, aast.rtk f .0.: . , Meas sa P. a r, esel .rte t Jens =Rim. Oaa.taa1S la . Jas. Sows. Marlowe ; Ma elm t..vtlis ; R. ,� Sselarth ; LIM J.P.. SLICNIMIMIK TARMI. els MUIR or moo THE SIGN 41 • rfVT►RRTfH ; ON'rAR10 TMUIMD•lf. Dw la>raza 17, 1914 1• • flat .44 Take One Tonight _It you fall MMti. '•headachy': andy.- for that's a sign your liver is out of erdsr, color feel is at digeslosr tt' it ata, a in the stomach s sour, feruisated maw, ing the system. Just take a le sof Client s Satomach and Liver Tablets - they tasks the liver do its work they cieaner and swimmeMr'�tons bw"spasm asil hal Ass she m.reia.At :drs�iw ta ..il fres Qeaahaslsia hlsdieisy Ces.peay. Terease 14 CHAMBEPLAIN'S TABLETS THE SIGPIAL'S CLUBBING LIST /9/4•/5 The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe $3 75 The Signal and Daily Globe to persons with rural postal boxes . 3.5., The Signal and DailyMail alai Empire .... 3.75 The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire to persons with rural postal boxes .. ...... The Signal and Montreal Family Herald and Weekly Star 1.S5 The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe1.85 The Signal and Weekly Sun (Toronto). 1.85 The Signal and Toronto Daily Star2.8o The Signal and Toronto Daily World 3.25 The Signal and Toronto Daily News 2.80 The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail and Empire The Signal and Farmer's Advocate... The Signal and Canadian Farm The -Signal and Farm and Dairy New i .6o Renewal. 1.85 The Signal and The Country Gtntleman 3.25 The Signal and Canadian Poultry News1.35 The Signal and Grain Growers' Guide 1.5o The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free Press r.6o The Signal and London Daily Advertisera.'go The Signal and London Weekiy Advertiser 1.6o The Signal and London DailyFree Press Mot ing dition 3.5o 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 1.70 Renewal 1.85 The Signal and Saturday Night (Toronto)3.40 The Signal and McLean's Magazine 2.25 The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto)1.75 The Sinal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) I. ,o prices are for nddreeee. in Caned' or Great Britain. 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 The Signal and The Youth's Companion (Boston) 3.10 The Signal and The Scottish American (New York) 3.25 Including pos..age to Canadian .Itbecriberr. The above publications may be obtained by Sig- nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any publication being the figure given above less $t.00 representing the price of The Signal. For instance : The Signal dad The Family :Herald add Weekly Star $1.85 The Panner's Advocate (Skis less js.col.... ..... 1.35 i3eaea -making the price of the three papers $3.20. The Signa[ aald The Weekly Sim $1-85 The Tweets Daily Star 42.s. less Stool ... s.do 9165 3.50 1.6o 2.35 I.85 -the three papers for $3.65. if 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 TUE. SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED Goderich Ontario L!f You Suffer From Hot flashes or dizziness, faint- ing spells, hysteria, headache, neTvonsness-ail are symptoms and are not beyond relief. This a is for You! *num gmbrimmml ATTACI OF AIDS GAINS MORE GROUND Germane Hard Pressed and Probably Preparing to Withdraw to Newly Fortified Line In S.igiwa The French Government's official re Pert ou Monday cunt/deed the moot important nese that has been 'testa out tor several weeks. They showed. &Witte cautious phrasing, that the gambrel offensive movement by the aides la g.ttiog results all along the Wattle front Tbe three features that stand out moat prominently are that the French and British have succeeded to pushing forward the wedge • they had drives tato the German line southeast of Ypres. that the Germans hare ap parently been forced to withdraw their heavy artillery farther north• sard on the heights of the Meuse. thereby weakening their position at SL Mlhiel, and that the French have advanced their whole line in Alsace. The superiority of the allies iu artillery and infantry, so positively asserted by recent oflclal reports. was again manifested Sunday, when the French and british dealt stagger- ing blows to the German forces 1n Flanders, in Artois, betweenthe Oise and the Aisne, and in the Argonne. The outstanding features of the de- tailed reports wens the r ictories galu- (id at the Yser and at the kilo fe of the old ba'tle line. Hammered nlgbt and day by the heavy guns of the French and Eng- lish corps, and constantly assailed by infantry. the Germans have been forced to evscuate the positions they held on the west bank of the Titer. a withdrawal which can have no other effect than to weaken their position farther sou h in the region of Ypres. 'Isere L credible unofficial news which states that the Germans are so bard pressed that their withdrawal to the newly prepared fortified ilne from Antwerp through Brussels and to Na- mur and Liege cannot possibly be tong delayed. JEALOUS MAN SHOT TO KILL Toronto Real Estate Dealer Murdered a Married Woman Because she repulsed his advances, Gay Argles, a real estate man, on Friday night 'bot and killed Mrs. Edith McFarland at the home of her mother, 423 Crawford Street, Toronto. He then turned the revolver on him- self and Inflicted a fatal wound. The direct cause of the tragedy was the refusal of Mn. McFarland to re- main in the house with Argles and disappoint her four-year-old . son, "Bud." whom We had promised to take to a ChMstmas entertainment. Agrles was a roomer at the Cres - f• rd Street house which is owned by Mn. McFarland'. mother. Mri1. Eliza- beth Hall. Since McFarland lett to accept a position in Buffalo, several weeks ago, t rgles had attempted in vain to force his attentions upon the wife. 1 RUSSIANS ON OFFENSIVE 3 In East Prussia the Russians are said to have resumed the offensive on the River Angerspp, 340 miles from Berlin. In North Poland they have driven the Germans from Presanysz, 320 miles from Berlin. back toward the frontier. In Central Poland they are progressing against German at- tacks around Lowics 280 miles from Berlin. South of Cracow, 335 miles from Berlin, the tattle with the Aus- trians and Germans still proceeds. SUDS ATTACH ON DOVER Two or Three Gorman Submarines Believed to Have Seen Sunk Half a dozen German submarines made an attempt early Thursday morning to enter the admfrslty har- bor at Dover, England, and for half an hour the batteries kept up a furlous fusillade. firing at least 200 shots. it Is reported that two or three of the ■ubmarinee ware sunk. but no confirmation of title can be obtained. Tbe attempt was made under cover of early morning darkness and dar- ing a heavy rainstorm. The first alarm was given by the firing of a naval gun, and won all the batteries were In action. The Admiralty said that It bad not received confirmation of the reported attack but permitted the report to be published. Red Cross (Metal Dead 1 Lieut. E. W. Parker. assistant com- ' mWioner of the Canadian Rad Crass j to Ragland. died d m poo eds o. Les. I doe on Sunday. Lieut. Parker was connected with the Bank of Montreal, and was at one time in the bank's service at Brantford. Lady Drum - mood. widow of the late prealdent oe the Bank of Montreal is a sister of the deceased Drs Pierce's Favorite Prescription b dressed te re�mei sew sad mem* reaves Nr AMIS.esi art bee the Mee .t shed gel Misty.Mise�� tnhi/ Mhos hem mid dragglels Ise ever M y+w le a lel hem, se ..etiwW , It tee am be Is diger er ane�gkeared him, ed ddby t Y Mersa. is. D. SNM 11 eimsrel~e dorm se Md ked by mei se merge of iiia hl arra& Mem sack healed mar dealt es w _dais abs train Midas +sea se.•...sriIMIMAMAIIMP ti`'s' w•«,1.wosamammo Gorman Professore. Quits Kr Bruno Tapper, one of the three German teachers to whom the Beard of Governors M the University of Toronto gave "leave of absence" oa hill salary. has resigned from the university stall. Limit. -General Mr James Wolfe Kerrey has beet appotsted Chaff of the Imperial (Neoral Staff, Is sussed sloe to the late General Str Charles Douglas. Ssveaty4K more Canadian serves are rewired lamediatsly at the ?r'•sat w ti. Ws- ole. ide..tial Nudes at Vyres.war 11s1va e(rwd to raise a reglrsK 0 ANY DYSPEPTIC CAN BET ELL By Tilt "Fr to -tins Says Capt. Sou 11 Life is very mieeraNs w those who suffer with Indigrodea, Dyspersia, Sour Stcxnach sad Biliousness. Tiiis letter from Captain Swan (one of the best known skippers on the Great lakes) tells bow to get quick relief from Stomach Trouble. Pont Bt'aw KCl„ ONT., M+. kb, 1)13. "A swan has a poor chance of li. iug and enjoying life when he cannot eat. That was what was wrong with :ne. Loss of appetite and indigestion was brought on by Coastipatwn. I have had trouble with these diseases for years. I lost a great deal of flesh and suffered constantly. For the last couple of years, I bare taken '•hruit- a-tives" and have been so pleased with the results that 1 have recommended them on many occasions to friends and acquaintances. I am sure that "Fruit- a.ttves" have helped me greatly. By following the diet rules and taking ' , bruit -mires" according to directions, any person with Dyspepsia will get beArd`" Ii. SWAN "Fruit-a-live."aresold by all dealers at hoc. • box 6 for 1112.5o, or trial size 35C. or sent postpaid on receipt of price by Fruit -a -t vee Limited. Ottawa. =1=3. A good many years ago the mlaal n. arias in Labrsdor began to make nae of white turnips at Christmas time. Maybe our brethren in their Orst Ms tempts to grow .ometbtttg on this bleak coast were gladly surprised at the heartiness and tbs returns this vegeta- ble yielded. and in order to make the most of It sod with an eye to benefit- ing the Eskimos they reserved a gaga - My of these nice large -turnips for Christmas. Then on Christmas eve. during one of the most Impressive sere - Ices of the year. these same turnips were served with o small Ugbted car die sink to the middle. and adds child In the community, from the Infant in arms to the boy or girt of fourteen. re- ceived one of them es a Christmas gift White tnrnlps aro classed at bones among the inferior or common fiesta of the Oe1d. bet this 1s by no measa the cane In Labrador. Most of these people of the far nortb Lure never seen an apple or an orange or pian. and as Obey cannot think of these fruits by comparison the turnip occupies the highest rung of the ladder in their air- time boa o-timatloa You ought to see one opt thee* Eaklmo toys or girls bite into a turnip. writes Cbrietian Scbmltt in the Christian Herald. 1t 1s enungb to make one'' mooch water. At Christmas l have seen mon than once tot all the turnip disappear, bat the candle ado. Legend o1 Christmas W'w.tlta fa sword and sash and .sarNlt coat thee a Christmas dee Thema Crests weer awe hears sass A seMter rale away. the weld. him WNW the testas swveti A leans said le'vety teat&. M Mky pati dad Bewtes ream 01 velvet er.en errant With macre es the Metes* wase The sleuth' wont slowly by TW ease seen the Christmas bene Were paling to the sky, • walking In the lees, weed. 1 hush the maiden blued With dowse as share as rids .weds Aad searlet berries srewseL She leaned amitnet an an..at .ale Aad wets* wreath te wear Of Marlen barns, Mehl .n0 sae, And see it en her heir And. le. the Marls Spon her reeds' Ware M.rrgsd to wert.e, tea, Aa4 fantod t• th. sods a Wawa% Of misstate* atm vr.w' t►1i.n r -..t and Near th. celeste... sena She eel see► wN .nd hill the '1.rrleis mNl l.te e h ere 18 re. rig M. pNr.r .11/,, 41111 11111 Isar is Ins r-.v.I. Hula. Dv were, mirth .,•,r re.11. 111 ew051 ane ewerl.l 0111 .Mersa 0.85,4 the win,., -Nlnn. n .1n. Ia L.aerN.% NOW A DEEP SEATED GOUOH And Sore Lun9s Were Over- come by Vmol-Mr. Hill- man's Statement of Facts Follows: Camden. N. J. -" I had a deep seated ' comet, a run- oww enemy ant m lungs were awfully weak and bore. Iyant an electrician by occapstion and my trough kept me awake nights so i thought at times 1 would have to give up I tried everything everybody auggested and had taken so much medicine i was dis- gusted. One evening i reed about Vinol and decide( to give It a trial. Soon I noticed an improvement 1 kept oa taking it and today i are a well man. Tire sore- ness is all gone from my brigs. i do not have any cough and have gained Afteen pounds in weight and I am tell= friends that Vhsol did it." - FtAlrt HILLMAN, Camden, N. J. it is the curative, tisane in- fluence of ends' Elvers aided by the Mood- ie/Aims.de properties of tonic Iswa. eentalrted M Vfioltint matte it se noses ensi in Mr. Rilhaea s ease. W e ask every person M *1. vieinigff aufferhe trent weak hags, tannic entre M try a bottle ef Vhar es eel guarantee as fails le ram your ewsy K N. C , P .I, Rdpn..lr.! ,L.rt.e1-1 h n t ro. =MOT DEAD AT NIS DESK tittle. Grand Truett Tsleprap eve Nwdered at Whitby Jwtctiee Witham Store. eight operator at the dread Trunk 'tetra at W11thr Auction. was shot sad killed early last /Why morales wile ea duty is M Dice. The murderer .soaped without being sera. Stows. who was 112 years of age, himself gare the alarm. "Bead down the Cider of Polios; I've been shat," he said, win he W rung op the tal.ptote central. "Who did it". coatis' asked. 1 don't know," h. replied, 'but get the Chief.' When ('lief McGrotty arrivd at the 'tats he found Stow lytag oa the floor quite deed. The desk telepheae which he had been using was hang- ing down from the desk as It had taped from his hands Everything else was In order in the Dace. The sash drawer had not been touched. There had been a good many traaps abut the station Lately and this led Chief McGrotty to telephone the Tor- onto police to watch a freight trait that had gone through Whitby Juar- tton shortly atter the murder. This led to the arrest of Cecil and Albert Connors, brothers aged 17 dad 21 who ea1d they had come from Oshawa. it L not believed, however, that they bad anything to do with tit shooting. USED NOUSE AS FORT Farmer Near Bowmanvlll. Objected to Notice of Eviction Angered at receiving a notice of eviction from his house, Austin Mc- Donald. aDonald, a farmer living near Bowmaa- vUle, locked himself in with a Win- chester rifle and a store of ammu- nitioa, provisions and water sufficient to withstand a siege, and resisted so strenuously that a squad of special constables were forced to surround the premises and exchange several fusilades of rifle shots before be sur- rendered Sunday morning. Joseph Wright, owner of the house, Wright's son and Chief of Police Jar- vis narrowly escaped injury from the enraged man's bullets. McDonald gave up after some thirty shots bad been exchanged. TURES SURRENDER TO INDIA British Force Cats Control of Terri- tory at Head of Persian Gulf It is officially announced that Subht Bey. late Governor if Basra, Asiatic Turkey, commander of the Turkish forces at Kurna, last week surrender- ed With his troops to the Indian ex- peditionary force which is operating at the head of the Persian Gulf. Kurna subsequently was occupied by the British, who are now in com- plete control of the country from the Junction of the Tigris and Eutfbrates Rivers to the sea which is the richest part of the fertile delta. • The British losses during the whole of the operations amounted to one British officer killed and three wound- ed, with 40 Indians of the rank and Ole killed And 120 wounded. CHRISTIANS IN Plan, Turks Threaten Maasaere If Allies Land at illeirout St : louts nelis comes from Beirout, the chief seaport of northern Syria. The Turks, fearing that the Allies, who have a strong fleet on the Syrian seaboard, would land and occupy the city. have abandoned Beirout and fled ' the interior, taking with them Christians as hostages, whom they threaten with reprisals if Beirou• L occupied. The position of the mis- sionaries and of Europeans generally in Syria le hazardous. FOUR FELL TO DEATH Quadruple Tragedy at Cookeville -Scaffolding Gave Way Dropping seventy -flue .eet to the ground when the nesffold upon which they were working collapsed, four men were killed amoet Instantly at the National Brick Works, near Cooks- ; vine on Saturday. A fifth bad a min- culous serape, and owes his life to the fact that he by chance grasped a rope and slid down to the ground. The dead are: Andy Webster, aged Seventeen, Cookeville; H. M`Reapa, aged twenty-three, Toronto; J. Boller, Toronto and G. Warner, Tomato. CANADIANS FOR )!'RANGE Seven Hundred Engineer. Likely to Cross Channel to Build Hospitals The Canadian Engineers, number ing seven buadred. may abort* go to France to erect hospitals and Mbar bulldings. Rir John Jack.o.. a great army contractor, asked the: they be sent. One despatch say. tkq 1ar0 received definite orders to depart from the training camp at Salisbury Plains. The Princess Patricia Chtnadiaa Light infantry r.glment expecte to leave Winchester any day for the front. Premier Flemming Resigns Hoe. J. K. Flemming has rastgd as Premier of New Brunswick and Lieutenant -Governor Wood las sated on Hon. George J. Clarke, Attorsay- 0..rml, to fordo a sew dovereasst. Kaiser Getting better The Kaiser who has bast Bi is Der - Ha M said to be reoovet'fng sad beam to get back to the front wflhla a twat A traveller. of eettaowe etas, own terlawsty dfsapeear.A Fres __ shlan w got of a Wabash dtr 1=C=0=2101=====11 II Christmas Nc�volt�o.coveltie s We have a full line of Christ- mas Novelties. Everything suitable for hen's wear. A few suggestions for buyers: 11 Scarfs, Suspenders, Ties, U ion bre 11 a s, Combination Sets, Braces and Garters, H ole11 proof Hosiery, Gloves, Shirts, Seaters, Caps. In fact, everything to be found in an up-to-date Gent.' Furnishing House. Buy Him His Gift at This Store McLEAN BROS. The Square, Godencb SEMI -READY TAILORING Agents for Carhartt Overalls, SteoSeId's Underwear, Pintail Hata, Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs a0=0= 0 Christmas Suggestions BOOTS 2terry 'krlst- SHOES RUBBERS mss *appal ?few 7(ear House Slippers www We have THE HARTT SHOE Canada's Best Shoe Repairing Neatly and"Promptly Done. Workmanship Guaranteed. J. M. 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