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Slippers for the New Year
What better remembrance can you give
your friends than a pair of dainty Slippers
You not only offer them many days of
comfort and satisfaction, but also teach them
that Slippers are sources of pleasure and con-
tentment. Every morning through all the
year they will think kindly of you.
This season we are showing the largest'
ariety of colors and sty les at the most reason-
able prices.
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customers for past favors
and of extending to one
and all our best wishes
for a most -)appy aha
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THE SIGNAL : GODIRICH : ONTARIO
ILKAL TC/PICS.
■ .� � r n r� .lab err
.w.. L .de tee=a.
aeasta- s. Oaata rel auoa
Th. Collegiate leUtote win reop.o
a Monday. Jaottary Nb. and will
euattow In sessles all day.
Iambi es gigSl.ekat a• a delic-
ious Ise amen e[es..uM• puffyI in
le
bulk or fanny Woks. ion. M0.
Almost CbepWit 0. D. a, fait •
nowledgee the vesslpt uf SE gaols how
Mia. Erere HUMS aid Mr. Alex. Hume
tor the Hetero relief food.
At the Harristoi winter fair in •
clam of forty-four Rhode l.ksnd reds
Henry P. Lasbbrook. of Ood.rieh, was
awarded four firsts. three seconds, one
third bud two special prises oe sight
birds.
A patriotic concert under the direc-
tion of Mrs. Arthur Curzon will be
held in No. 1 reboot -house, liodericb
township. on Fridayevening. Janu-
ar Sib, for the benet of the Belgian
relief fund.
The concert to be given by the
Stewart Orchestra on the 22nd of
January promises to be one of the
most popular events of the season.
pynt ci•.s talent has -teen secured.
Further particulars will be given next
week.
Citizens desiring to become mem-
bers of the Canadian Club of Ooderich
and to attend the luncheon for Presi-
dent Falconer at 1 o'clock p.m. Mon-
day next may secure tickets from the
vecretary, Mr. James L Killoran, or
front members of the Club.
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THE FURNITURE MAN
wishes
one and all
a
Happy New Year
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Tnonao.T, Darkerma 11. 1914
A Special Opportunity.
Have yon ever hoard d Listowel
Buinees usage t It you lave not 11
most be our fault. Now we are ttfsiag
(r�Lourselves to tbe readers
of The Owing to the tact that we do as we
my, sod that our graduates euoesed,
the Listowel Digitises. Odle*, bas
Overly doubled twit's in attead•nes
and graduates in ibe peat four years.
This Is the Int Ume we bare over pub-
lisbed so sdv.rtimenent in We paper,
and as yuu intend taking up special
studies to better your position we
offer you NOW your opportunity.
To every render of iht.e paper who
registers in our cleanse and becomes a
student of the L B. C. for tbe opening
of tbe New Year's term on Monday.
January 4tb, we will give a sioioe of
the following :-
Three months' Course in any Depart
moot. MS 00, or,
Your months' Course in any Depart-
ment, 9:15.00.
This offer is only for advertising
purposes mod will .,sly he bold npen
for two week. from date of this paper,
and i. only stood to re.identy of poet -
office disu lots anywhere in Ontario
except tbowe mentioned below. vis.:
Listowel, AUwsod, D .negal, Newry,
Ethel, Milverton, Brunner, Britton.
Newton, Millbank, Herron. Moorefi.M.
Palrnerstoo, Han igloo,Clifford, Ford-
wich, °orris• Ay7ton, rew. Alefeldt,
Cowanstown, Waller•e, Trowbridge
Moie.woiih. Hoare n, Kurtsvtfle,
Hotbesy, Burne and Freeborn.
EDWIN O. MATTHEWS,
Principal.
The serial evening wh'ch the
Oodericb branch of the Women's In-
stitute had planned for has been post-
poned until • later date. The regular
monthly meeting will be beid at the
borne of Mrs. Cleo. Bisset, East West,
on TburwIay, January %h. at 8 o'clock
p.m. A full attendance is desired for
some special business.
A GRATEFUL LETTER.
L' Anso a V alleauu, GaspeCo.,
Qu the
Dec. `tith.-(8pr Tbit
deadly Bright's disease, the moat fatal
form of kidney dresee, can be cured
by Dodd's Kidney Pills after all other
means have taped has again been
proved in tilt: case of Mr. Joan B.
TIMID. of this place. lo order that
other sufferers may benefit by hi. ex-
rience, Mr. Tapp bee elven the
blltmtion
Mier Mary E. Vaostone, of Ben- following •twtameot for p
miller, was the fortunate winner of "I am happy to tell you that four
the Singes sewksg „raohine offered by boxes of Dudd's Kidney Pill have
MIL L B. Tall* to the person mak- made toe well. For more than a year
ing the closest guess of the number of I suffered from kidney disease and
beans there were in • glass Jar di.- rbrum•ti•u which developed into
played In the window. Tho judges Bright's d wase. Before using Dodd's
said there were 31St beans in the jar Kidney Pills I tried many other medi-
and Miss Vanstone'u guess wan 6180, ' cines, without a cure. I am today
The guesser ranged from 500 to 1,91111 -'strong, robust, and In excellent health.
110tt, ! Kiodly insert Obis letter in your al -
Mrs. (Dr.) Hunter has received s ruaa•c, as it may encourage some
ff t ke Dodds Kidney
Pill."
letter from Mr. Rector Prud'homme. other •u riser to •
honorary treasurer of the Belgian
relief tund, at Montreal. thanking her
for • contribution of $51.81. ihepee-'
coeds of the children's bazaar recently
held in the Temperance Hall. The
letter stater that the money will be,
used to purchase wheat, which is be-
ing urgently appealed tor by the Bel-
gian Minister and is the thing most
needed in Belgium at present.
Canadian Club Luncheon.
On Monday next, January 4, Presi-
dent Falconer of Toronto University
copses to Goderieb as the guest of our!
Oaoadian Club• A midday luncheon
at 1 o'clock will beheld by the mem-'
bers of the Club in the Masonic Tem-
ple, at which the distinguished guest
will deliver an addreae. in the even-
ing at $ p. ni., in the court house, a
public meeting will be held wbicb will
be free and will be open for ladies.'
Through the efforts of the Club and 1
e.pecielly its prepidemt, Rev. J. B.
Fotberingbato, who arranged for the I
visit of President Falconer, an oppor-
%uoity is given the people of Oodericb
and vicinity to bear one of Canada's
noted men.
It b hoped President Falconer will
meet with the alumni of Toronto Uoi- I
verity resident in Oodericb in the
afternor.o.
Presentation to Miss Challenger.
N
PKRI ONAL fdlgNT1O.
-Mr. U. M. 111111e44 event the holidayan
with friends at Lenders.
Herb erb M..del Detroit, .peat
Cbri.tns•s with friends is towu.
-Mrs Dot Bovair spent the Cbriet.
Inas holidays at Stratford and Duedas,
-Mr. Karl Elliott, of Molesworth
spent the Christmas vacation with his
parents here.
-Mr.m
Will it. No, of Lowell,
paps d a visit to bis &later, Mrs.
J. H. Millan, this week.
-Wm. Clark, of Welland, .pent the
Christmas holiday with his parents
hers and friends in Colborne.
-Mr. Campbell Stevenson. of Avon -
beak, spent the Christmas holidays at
tbe boats of Rev. Jas. Hamilton
--Mr. Wm. Burley, of Detroit,
visited his mother. Mrs. John Burley.
(Iambi is road, during the holiday.
-Mr. and Mrs. HarryCuff, of
Brantford, and dauxhter arion were
among the Christmas vi.itors in town.
-%ui ich Herald :-Mrs. F. Hess, sr.,
has returned from an extended visit
with her daughter Mrs. O. A. Bi.set,
Ooderieb.
-Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Campbell left
this morning for Mount.hnrg• where
they will 'pond New Year's n t' h Mr.
Campbell's parents.
-Mr. Jas. Tutt rat.* ne.l to his
hoose at Parry Sound rot The.day
after .pending four w.-rk, with his
&inter, Mt s. Ellen 1.:ij,r-, Bioce
street.
- Mr. Waller Sharman har t elm rued
from Detroit, where he .petit . mvntb
visitiug relatives. Mrs. Sharma° is
row there and will rru.a::t fo.' tome
weeks.
- James O'Grady. "f Stratford,
and anise Annie 0'G*-...: , ..f Toronto,
sprat the Christ m•° t -ot. with their
slater, Mrs. D. V. O Bri, n, Elgin
avenue.
-Mrs. Burdette and daughter, Max-
ine, left last week to join Mr. Bur-
dette
urdente at Detroit, where the will make
tbeir home in future. Goderieb is
sorry to Ince these good citizens, but
wishes them stsecese and happiness in
their new location.
- Mr. and Mrs. Adam Koenig, Paris. '
Ont., announce the engagement of
their only daughter, Charlotte Mil-
dred, to Mr. James Cecil Carrie, son
-,f the late Rev. James Carrie and of
Mrs. Carrie, Oodei icb, tbe man iage to
take place in January.
The Listowel Standard of Last week '
has s full repot t of a presentation by
t1`e resideuts of school section No. 2,
Wallace township. to Mier A. K. Chal-
lenger, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Challenger, of Oodericb. Mier Cbal-
lenger ts leaving the section after
teaching there several years, and the
regret made evident upon her depar-
ture shows how highly abets esteemed
in the community. She was pre-
eroted by that people of the section .
with an addre•e expressing feelings of
the very highest respect and affection,
the address tieing aeenmpanied by •
silver tea Pet and • silk umbrella with
engraved monogram The pupils alto
preempted her w th gift.. The St an-
dard concludes Le report with these
words: "Miss Cbillegger has been
teaching In the Portion over fnnryears,
during which time rhe bit won tbe
esteem and goodwill of everyone with
whom she bee met, and ber drgptt ut e
from the section is deeply regretted by
all. Mb* takes with her the very best
wishes for a happy and prosperous
future." Miss Cball.nger is now st
the home of ber parents. KIgir
avenue.
WEALTH OF HAIR
Parisian Sage Makes Thin
Lifeless Hair Soft
and Abundant
Beautiful hair. think, soft. fluffy,
Iu-trous, and free from daredi tiff. is
owe of women'. greatest char me vi t
so many bats streaked, thin and life-
less bair and think there la no r' nerdy.
Pretty hair is largely a ,.natter of care.
Frrq.wnt ap,•Itcatien. of Parlol.n
Sage well rubb d Gino the scalp 1e aft
that is Deeded -it acts Irk. R.ag.e.
it tostgait.--ere. •Velire
h0. nr►.
d wi b ie the tet. of only will
the bilis herons.. .nit, fl•.ffy, radiant
with ON and really ereddy beset fill,
tont •11 dandruff di re. felines
hak prod Ite(.iog seslp reeve -your
bed feels fine.
All deamigios..r11 a lar*a brittle of
Parietals Sag.yfoe fifty mess. dot It
teens ii,iLl ials, He will reload the
money If you are .4 wti.fi•e 1. .
Dublin grout.
Eagll.b Tout let (-swirliest Dublin
stews with evident app.+ciuInn I -
$ALLOW COMPLEXION.Rosily, this r *pleaded sluff. They
ii {t b boob meat and drink
Itsdiea•es Mdiste•tion. reeetipation net Ise/tire
tblerruptdrsg)-"$bore,
liver t rn.hle. F10 PILLS will mu- an' kk • might yew are, err t an' if you
late your system and WM up thi4tatspleaty av It it'll felon yo lode -
serve forerun es &bat oe sea sleep and i loge nae."
enjoy Iffy. A-14,4611
l�.1P11t� . and A
lhofl rim
11 a 1 Sven 1M thirsty Amp trim to dodge
eh t.g.I is laber tear d Jostler.
AT EN "T'S
Ash the our INvl:
wbtsb
anti be feet f r...
1M a MANION.
-- Yw.rMdr 9'.. $ewtrdal.
r,
V war (hla mind full of the r eerwlt i -g
poslarst-"Wilt 'boo take this wo-
w se M tb wedded wMtbthree
.-r the
years ter the duration of tie war r
Lade W IIWletbo ban ea inyaleing
wain/) -'•Pa$. ars.miI mew really bora
r-ee .wA equal? We !lute' -•_•Tree
hut • wealw a' y • 1 thaw,, •• lay.
'Children,' said • teacher to bis
poprle. "you should be able to do any-
thing/ equally well with Mihaly basil.
With • tittle practice you will end It
jt.t as easy fn do anything with owe
hand se it Is with the other.' "le it r
inquired tun urshis et the foot of tbe
class. •'Let's see you put your left
band in the right -bend pocket of your
trouser~."
The
MAPLE LEAF
GROCERY
NEW YEAR'S
GREETINGS
TO
ALL
THE
READERS
OF
THE
SIGNAL.
MAY
THE
COMING
YEAR
BAE
PROSPEROUS
ONE
FOR
ALL.
S. J. Young
Hamilton Street Ooderich
l'Unlion
I lotilklaga
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Saab y heti aid
Save jtag !Myra
Mau tis the cheques or c.ah
you receive, vitt your Paz.*
book. which vs will rettnn
with the D.poalt credited. Theo you can pay your bills by cheques.
which we will honor, or If you want the cash yourself. send us a
cheque In your own favor and we will forward the moos, by rettri
matt
Drop 1n and talk to the Manager about It.
Goderich Branch—F. WOOLLCOM BE, Manager.
-WingbamAdvance:--0. M. Elliott
county secretary of the Children's Aid,
was in town on Tuesday on his us m-
elon of brightening the lives of chil-
dren. He visited some needy cases
while here and used his usual good din-
•eretion in the matter. This noble
work should be better supported by
our county and municipal councils. I
CHRISTMAS VISITORS IN TOWN.'
Miss Florence McDonald, of Detroit.
Mr. Russell Fox, of Dunnville.
Misses Vera and Frances Wiggins,
of Detroit.
Mies Florence Mandel, of Detroit.
Misses Alice and Ota Bates, of Tor-
onto.
Mr. 'Kill Bisset, of the 0. A. C.,
Guelph
Mr. 'John McLeod, cat Sault Ste.
MatMr.ie.
Riley Bradford, front London
Nor mal School.
Mr Reg. Platt, of Toronto.
Mr. George McLeod, of Elkhart, In-
dlane.
Mr. Herb. Materiel, of Detroit.
Mr. Earl Elliott, of Muleswortb.
Mr. R•g. Smith, of Toronto.
Mr. Worthy Ryan, of Toronto Uni-
versity.
Miss Lottie Polley, of Alvinatou.
Mr. Fred Jobnstoo, of Wingbatn.
Mr. Norman Lewis, of Ottawa.
Mr. Harry Wiggins, of Toronto.
Miss Minnie Campbell, of Sarnia.
Miss Annie Campbell, of Toronto.
Miss Cora Blair, of Peterboro.
Mr. Roy Naegle. of London.
Mr. Austin Chisholm, of Ottawa.
Mr. Roy McLean, of Stratford.
Mr. Harry Ticbborne, of St. Marys.
The Misses Lily and May Boyd and
M. sirs. Grout and Kenneth Florid, of
Toronto.
Mr. A. E. Cook, of Tut onto.
Miss Catberioe Finn,of Mountslurg.
Miss Maud Bisset, of New York.
Miss Maud Watson, of Toronto.
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Cut Out the
Hard Work
And let a Gasoline En-
gine do 11 /or you
Easy to npsrat.• priontly
sal., power always than
Jt•rr whys It is wanted.
•+•► Oall la aha let tie~Ane
you :he Ensue.s working
and see for yowl/elf bow
simple and eflferttve they
are.
Root Palpate. Straw Cut-
ters, Oriedere, RoWw Cnt.h-
o.rs, Pumps. Seal.., Cream
Sept ra tore.
Aperient Corona Ranges
and Heaters.
Robert Wilson
'JII.eMlhe Jd,ert
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Let KODAK Answer that
New Year's Problem
No. 1 KODAK Jr. A new model that will
delight your boy --or girl ---or any grown -up --
thin, compact, equipped with all the Kodak re-
.inetnents-it offers an ideal New Year's. sugges-
tion.
Every purchaser of a. Camera will be given a
year's subscription FREE to Kodakery, a mag -
aline for amateur;.
R. R. SALLOWS
F. W. Robinson, A.R.C.O.
TKA(•}ER ttF•
Piaaeterie, Organ ad Stogie&
StMla ever Th.sasi s Mask Steri
uootemicH a?1T11t1..
CHURCH CHIMES.
A especial address on tutees -mien
will he given in the Baptist church on
Sunday morning. Special prayer will
be offered by several leaders. In the
afternoon the Sunday school will re-
sume its meetings at 3 o'clock.
In Knox church next Sunday. laps
tial services morning and evening will
he conducted by Rev. tiro. E. Hos. of
confession and supplication on behalf
of the Empire and the conmuotoation
of peace. Every member of the con-
gregation is expected Lo attend.
The sereixs at Victoria street
Mrth..di.t church next Sunday will
be in accordance with the call for a
general da of confession and inter-
cession. 'The Sunday school wi'l be
re -opened, and the annual meeting of
the adult Bible class Inc organisatiow
will he held Sunday afternoon.
Rey. W. K. Hager will preach at
both 'services in No.tb street Metho-
dist church n.-xt Sunday. Morniig
sub) et : "Toou wilt k.•ep hint in per -
feet peace whose mind is srayed on
Thee because be tru.teth in liter.
Trott 1 t Use lin d forever, for in IM
Lord is overlies ing .tr.meth.' Evert-
ing en' )reel : 'Ileum( a Vieth St r t lit
ie."
t.00ERICM MARKETS.
A Pontine For Fall and Winter
w. bap a emend bu•ios.. oropa.it Ion for
• reliable snrreelio ..le.ma.. for Chi.. 11.
trkt to..etlft al' Uew,.mall fruit.. Power.
leg shrubs. et. I'sy we kly, outfit 1r,.,
ear -101v. territory.
OVUM 000 AC*U
of fruit and oruateee.al .lurk ender emit t -
ration. We tell tirougb oar r.k...nse dir-
e ct
ilaeat to Ofte ooseamer sad roateat.e delivery
d frrti, AirAyrreds tr..ra Our attendee
are valuable by rea.oe r1 the &undos we
g ive sad the volume of batters done. Rr-
[abltaaed Zn year.. Write PELHAM NURS-
ERY Oe.. Toronto. Own.
PAL Hand.,nne eatatogue oil retriea
AV: k foeat o-Nur*
Lia. wishing Nur
Dpl
1 whew. run boil
i (tear, per MO
1 h..,bask
e to Int bur.•.
n-. t y. per cwt.
tier. pun ens
1 tree, .� osa
Tett'nie►r, tree. x
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t- to .w
to
M to
3M to 10
.at.
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..... Ale to ban
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w. Iw, per tea.
wen&,war •r'
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par dee
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(flytem4 bs4+eM►�[Lwr Meet. &tris to
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It is our sin-
cere wish
that'd all may
enjoy a!
Happy
Prosperous
Year.
and
New
J. H. McClinton
ROOTS AND BMWs
Come in Out of the Wet
It is easier
TO KEEP DRY
under
\Vet Conditions,
than
TO KEEP WET
under
Dry Conditions'.
Wihrotu large stock ot
Light and Heavy Rub=
bets, Cloth Overshoes
and Arctics,
we are prepared 1.3 RIpply ynu
With Just what you may need ie a.erp
your feet dry, warm and cnmfer:abe.
SHARMAN
TBK SHOP MAN
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Stewart Orchestra
of twelve members i• open for
engagement for conceit, social or
few ival rventP. (1,0(1 mtreic,
Whole prow anr or ished it
desired. NT,
Manager, Gnderi••h.
Nervous ..
Emoional
Dizzy
Depressed
0.. AAs.. Cse•aiv« ✓
ceder$•-, c ,*..site
A' baro mae.w�.r
-I wed at r fie year Veer
wee 9—., r.edlrl AS, kw
IwWebwk
bin
MN eseehease In ber. lbs.*
read and mewl for 21 years .
lebreibtaile el
Pre.ertett.a,
eedinve Ereamed5Mltb
rani I steed N. h eventb. +.s
i.aes•e
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WOMEN who are restless with
eoustantCha"se of )Pe`Aif-Ort '• Wi pt.-
hses.," who are abnormally exettabie er wive
experience fainting or. diary spells, or war+eul
headache and wakefulness are usually sufferers
who ma be helped
DR. PIERCE'S
Favorite Prescription
i. w soothing. eon ..a womanly • sr
is the soothing. cordial and womanly that
brings about an Invigorating atlas W the o.gvene
system. Overcomes the weakness and the *eg-
ging` pains whkb resemble the pains of rhos -
madam. Thoaeands of women in the part tarty
years can bear witness to its benefits.
�Toow dealer l• ,.•dries raiR M a
n s.rd et e�
fir a tr tablet dd tor yew
_ttilFlvred �rle •e•as'ee�aaa
of Ma Swesi DrAMrvse ♦ .t rheaeln. . aT tsesbr' W
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