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THE SrGNALS
CLUBBING
LIST
1915
The Signal and Toronto Daily Globe $3.75
The Signal and Daily Mail and Empire 3.75
The Signal and Montreal Family Herald
and Weekly Star .... 1.85
The Signal and Saturday Illustrated Globe. 1.85
The Signa) and Weekly Sun (Toronto) 1.85
The Signal and Toronto Daily Star 2.80
The Signal and Toronto Daily World 3.25
The Signal and Toronto Daily News 2.80
The Signal and Toronto Weekly Mail .and
Empire 1.6o
2.35
1.85
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 Gentleman 3.25
The Signal and Canadian Poultry News1.35
The Signal and Grain Growers' Guide I.50
The Signal and Winnipeg Weekly Free
Press I.6o
The Signal and iso Daily Advertiser2.90
The Signal and London Weekly Advertiser i.6o
The Signal and LondonDaily 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)3.40
The Signal and McLean s Magazine 2.25
The Signal and Home Journal (Toronto)1.75
The Signal and Canada Monthly (Winnipeg) 1.50
Thum prices -are for addresses to Odds or Great Britain
The Signal and Woman's Home Companion
(New York) 2.75
The Signal and The Saturday Evening Post 2.50
The Signal and The Ladies' Home Journal. 3.00
The Signal and The Youth's Companion
(Boston) 3. to
The Signal and The Scottish ▪ American
(New York) 3.25
including postage to Canadian subscribers.
The above publications may be obtained by Sig-
nal subscribers in any combination, the price for any
publication being the figure given above less $f.00
representing the price of The Signal. For instance :
The Signal ad The Family Raid .ad Weekly
Star e.
115
The Farms a Aborts (ia.33less ;i.eo) Lye
$so
-making the price of the three papers $3.20.
Th. Siena d The Weekly Sus $1.115
TM Toronto Daily Star ($a M iess:t.•e)
13.65
-the three papers for $3.65.
if the publication you want isnot 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
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED
Gcderich Ontario
niet UAW ..:llID.Q. !
Pres Mlonffs W.tae, i.m.sid
tib Imperial in !a7•
la • send It Is • highly Attlee
tides that the prodded, et the Is
Periel Bank should come to Peng
Howland. Tie bank Freddy owes
Ile elided* to the e.er{y sad laae-
el.l ability et kis father, tie tote
L S. Howlaal. 1t was be who tteas-
tilgA N kamash'tt b 187i1. afar ewe
W Man vast la tral ea- ,
fret idea Setienat ca
in
• wbe a he tem•laed a 1*a nese
death -soda yearn. 'tin sin'
altwas
Ube and junior on
t'1 stag. ail •r alahas
tlW altbw dlrVe.etl7oe ear tall
wlu tin asaa4•m.at of 'be testi
Use. It pl�e largely Hit laQ•wlaad's_
thema
aid Howland should i be Its pees-
tt agree
Th• Howland fames have had -
de *
long aa4 honorable ooanestton with
Tweed. Tie preceding ',dread
-that to whkb H. S. Howland d-
ie Canada freer Nov
Yeti 8t•t• fronts the •4441• si tb)1
fast dada. They were et lceeltsd
&••alat, though lose settled 1, Adolf-
lea.
doPlea. laded. a Howland had edge
ever ea the Mayflower, though t{` ill
uabntood that be was not the fat-
Ida
obHear of the Toronto braaeh of t�}
family. At any rate, the Howland/
made homes for themselves in N
lluglaad, where there are still plenty
et the name.
The tour members of the tamB7
who frogged the border from Neff
York were William 1'., H. 8., Pel
gh
Dad P. A. Howland. They opt
to Brampton. but shortly atter sou
ether places of abode. William P
H.wl•M bought * Mar mill at Lam'
ton, said to have been the mad at
esawla York Cotta 1 sed H. 8. New
berg.
ts1.i & business
to
Ibus. will viler to I�bR10
t►••. vll(rt to I et�ate aaa
Lambtoa the fortusus of t3• ittant
were for some years kasoelat•d.
Both William P. Howland ad hie
brother. H. 8. Howlaa4, removed tt♦
Toronto a good many years age, the
termer to eater the wholesale
buddies.ry, grain and feed buddies.aa
latter to establish the wit
hardware business which still dare
ids nam•. W nliam P. Howland wail
• w of considerable promised*
politically. He represented Wast
York at Confederation and became •
member of the Government at Otte-
wa. The following year he vs. nue-
.& Lieutenant -Governor of Ontario,
and held utiles Y- such amyl 1874.
Two of his sons, W. H. Howland sed
0. A. Howland, served terms .4
Imagers of Toledo. and the latter
also was elected to the Legislature.
P•lsg Howland himself was tho
p•ooad son of the late H. S. Hon*
taa4, and was hors wills the nide
was living at Steinberg. HL ilrst
work atter leaving school was as a
dark 1n the new Imperial Bank. After
that he became sasoelated with the
hardware busine.s, in which he lis
sun ••gaged. He nae served kid
term as president of the Board of
Tad and hu been president of the
• Hardware A.•odstISR
both positions calling for the exer-
cise
soh
else speed admlalstrative abtllt7.
Hs le a loan wk. differs &pprnd.
ably from the ordinary type of busi-
ness .an. Then is a mortals culture
and roaseme.t, both et laded and
moaner, about hiss. that is mere ;a&
*ally sasociated
OdessIties 0persoe•4
ph
eostds
*1 man. His
his habits 'modest, sad lila
ply qt1relj anassumtag. Withal M
is extremely well read and thorough*
b posted oa cors than Aaantlsl *ad
Weak Heart 'N,
ih.. tdr from weak hearts. 'Mss
�
say egrlwsliort Ass breath on exertion.
s�[k�t aialsover ��ottetghgeirW 'us beside
MAIM
the b.srtt is not er Mai
by bees sola builds- sin to too ea petit.... and
��s�s helot or poor appetite because of weakened
s. U4 ~easel. 1010. is • Amb .ad snared.. ebeald b• take which farm
Dr. Pierro 's Golden Medical Discovery,
urAist meet&-- se densiden areeeMs ole aleskeL
beeps de 10 tin busses quem in tea est 1 msas1Mare .1 ria. rad Most lb
driessad d heerl41011 owl
m
aseitsrrM prdemsa711.mtMMn+rmelP
t S. 10 s.ssesee Horganewnmtsamtfissserateeb&1s�.lie area.
&gnus" e - pimple. the "Sbeevery" Is retra++.g .d doilies
air BMW w relief. •t sss*r bete ares or sed Se
apasmisAe cif r OmslAmres'.1- -' /Weal IrARsi K P.
YOU CAN BOOM ANY DAT
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
wen mac. esstAns0
Owed oa0netsper bathos ad st
anseand; egips0 saw
sewpder• pectose y
hut Peed.
OO.•rM.-s bee
A. saals.al
0. A. /figs.
CENTIAL
A POSITIVE CURE
FOR RHEUMATI$M
I'llsls reds 41 People Have
" Fruit-•uu-dyes " Their
Only Help
HEAD THIS LETTER
>h.et.a.aismt of Sunday 3Aeel hu'
Teter Teas Hew He Cured I1tewX
d tasedfs RL•&matiem After Seller.
ins for Years.
53 DOvO000*T ROAD, Ott., tet. tuts.
"Por a tong time, I have thought of
writing you regarding what I term a
moat remarkable ars effected by your
remedy "Pruitra-trues". I suffered from
Rheumatism, especially in my bands.
I haveape t a lot of money without
any good results. I havetaken "Nrnit-
a-tivcs" for 18 months now, and am
pleased to tell you that I am cured.
All the enlargement bar not left my
hands mad perhaps never will, but the
soreness is .11 limn and I can do any
kind of work. I have gained 33 pounds
in t8 mantis".
R. A. WAUGH
RNeasaatises 1. so longer the dreaded
disease it Dace wan. ahennatism is
so longer one of the 'incurable
diseases '. "Prnit-a-fives" has proved
its marvellous powers over Rheu-
matism, Sciatia, Lumbago -hi fact,
over all such diseases which arias from
some derangement of stomach, bowels,
tielseysor skin.
"Frait-a-tiv*e" bold by all dealers
at sec. s box, 6 for 42.50, trial sire,
25c. or sent postpaid on receipt of
price by Pndt-a-tives Limited, Ottawa.
EXPERIENCE.
rpo pre mad to Mem
A. A seen .ad le Mop►
A wain le r .a•MmA
A ewes rebore Its dew
l: le
the methe ds%
Ad liars what yes line.
la Ile .nasal of herd sear
alt maw Nmtdea
:ea M7 I. added
doodad .r. seta
Apeelated by Ilse Ntired 1. It
dream
Te asap w le ea
Tea lain r the ssmssa
whether ee ea
Set. tempt. es 1 mmatta.i
the day Is nee.
B elem lea taws ended
It men yen • Sae
Asa little It matters.
Although yam may my
!es esemet .lewd 4.
'fns pens yea mast pap.
' 1. seen the Med
Tee get fa tads ..bees
Weir body and rayed.
errs dada cheer 10
Hesrthesa ngs .we .nests
Mama
� schwasool Iad et Mee dad .,
A sad Sidi.
-I don't believe in sigma"
"I do."
'Tot • fact?'
Ti.;"for a fact"
Aa, for instead?
"Seeing a creditor over my
shoulder is sure edited* that 1
about to be aneoyed."
The Mir..!•.
1. "1 sadsrsts*d ells Brown 1s stub
!marded in faith"
"Yes, Indeed. and in every other
way."
"Glad to bear u"
"8M is to Tears younger than ata
was Ave years ago."
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1 For One Week
Finding • Spider.
When Mfa,k Twain, in his only
d..ys, was editor of • Missouri paper,
a .uperslitit.us subscriber wrote to
Hui saying that he bad found a spider
in his paper, and asking him whether
that was a sign of good or bad. The
humorist wrote him th's answer and
printed it :
"Old Subscriber: Finding a spider
iu jour paper was neither good luck
nor had luck for you. The spider
was merely looking over our paper
to see which merchant is not elver-'
tieing, w that he can go to that store '
spin his web across the door and lead
a life of undisturbed peace ever atter•
trard."-Exchange.
ONE LUCKY TRIAL
With Dodd's Kiddy Pills made Joh&
Perm • New Mad.
Cape Des Rosters, Gaspe Co., Q••.-
Feby. tat -I8peoi.l)-Aa.,og the
.cores in this neighborhood who are
living proofs,. that Dodd's Kideey
Pills will cute kidney innate of any
stages i. Mr. John P.-rree, who gives
the following expel Isom :-
"'Three years ago l was laid up for
• year with intestinal troubles caused
from la grippe. I tried all kinds of
'indictee but 1 got no better. I was
• aoour*ged. 1 received one of your
alumnae. and studied it and decided
o titwo boxes t,f your Dodd's Kid-
r.•y P1Ils. M cure was perfect and
Irvin Outdoes.
"What is your f iesd'e b'.."'
"He is a critic."
"I have a Mood I would like to bed
kim meet"
"What does be dor
"He L an umpire."
Quite Modern.
'What are you dohtgr
°Wales; for my ship to corse M."
'Too are wafting • lore way la's
the odd."
"1714 is an airship."
Too Good to Keep.
i "What ars you promoting?'
t 'last a gold mine."
"Any gold in ler
'Think rd be selling stock in tit If
there were?'
fiwe will sell W.G.R. Shirts 0
:regular $I.28 and $I.50
lines at
1
11
�9
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McLEAN BROS.
The Square, Godench
SEMI -READY TAILORING
Agents for Carbartt Overalls, Stanfield'. Underwear, Pitwell Hats, flare
Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs
likr =1=10=10=1
Dieepointing.
"8bs is writing an ode to Paw"
'That sounds good. What pear
"Pan. the god of nature."
"Oh, dacha 1 thought it was the
frying pan."
thieruideaL
"Why dos he oow eat brealdagtr
"To get his m000y's worth."
"Dee't *adeeeta.d."
"Boards at the botal, Americas
eoaaereial eesdlUo•s. 1 peewee'nt. it is with great pleasure plan."
that i write you these few lines."
, - - Youthful ManHeetaWn.
A Summer Joke. ' 'Thy say be is in lave witi his
"My :awn mower is DJ dull it won't Irmo
CUL anything,".aid Mr. Cros.lot•• i mob, Weil, give him timer
"Pawl." Mabee be• Clanada.
Thu all 1t the "Pe• -lo," 'Ker
these wbo are peeved," the llttn
newspaper evolved from the Land
coneelouanesa of the Ind Field Com -
Salisbury Plat It's • breezy i ht red early to the m .r ming as
"Never mind," replied the nervous
Canadian Engineers at Lark neighbor. "You keep running it late.'
pry n. .l nog e '
height little paper stylograpbed on a u-ual, and pretty soon the grass will 1
sheet of large notepaper else. The rnrl up and die tor lack of deep."-
Utle, in Old English letters, takes iiia.bington Star.
pearly the upper half of the Sree
page, and underneath 1s a good 11-
tustratlen of • real "peeve.," the
spiked and hooked pole used by tie
engineers In removing obstruction.
-Germans not meant
The inside of toe paper Is divided
tato tour columns, and Illustratiose
called "1Rxtractp from Division Or-
den" portray Serge Itoblns .uu Capt.
called "Extracts from Division Or-
ders" portray Bengt. Robins and Capt.
Smith at their wort, to the ribald de-
light of W beholders.
The "Births. Deaths and Mar-
mages" column is set forth as fol-
lows: -
Btrtbs.-We bays not had any
berth. sine* leaving the s. s. Zeeland.
Deaths.--8*e Slek Horse Thee!
report.
Marriages. -Full pantalets aftw 1
Christmas.
'1'be amuse of the "Peevle's" edilsr
does not appear, nut the announce-
ment 1s mare that the paper is the
.ucceesor of the Sbam News, and
that to sew title 1s puroty Canadian.
The Sham News is raid to bays been
the hianest priced newspaper In the
world. as tett copies sold for fit'.
e.eb. and twenty copies brougbt an
average price of 110 each.
KIDNEY HEADACHE.
is caused trout the blood being thick -
r ned with uric acid poisons circulating
in the head. Auti Uric Pills cure all
festa.ut kidney trouble. They are so
good .end so sure C'. L C.wl is guar an.
tees them. Be sure you get Anti -Uric
Pills. B. V. Marion pQo every bur.
Sold duly at C. L. Conlin' drug store.
M.1.1-" 8o ytii and Jack don't
. peak. • What's the t r..uhle ?" Mar-
ten-- "Wo had a dreadful quarrel
about which loved the other the
most."
Wadded Uncover iodise Graves.
I Two kegs em .8.11.. many of lb.m
the last rowaru. It is claimed, of cop -
• aced Inuians vitro roamed the
Slam Ilton d,.utct ages ago, nave dee
gatbsred by life wOrkmea *abased Is
•oa•truetlag .De west *.d soeerag•
disposal worse is tier say, sa4 as
S WIM es la pant is completed tb y
will be borne Is front of eke bails -
hs; Tales of the laborers eat Mete
dialog es unman tow of all kids
bed bead rw.:bias tb• City Hall fel
E motes peas. and the other day de
of the ferrules r•Wf1•d te the bead.
d the department that altogether
twisty er'miV-ev• skulls bad bene
discovered. drain Commlesloner WIIa-
Oeh also deeiate4 that some of them
be bad se. • mad •nmistahable ago
d ladle° . arfare, several pessse.leg
Urge Iedvutrttose wain• ypsr•.td
had bran , :•.•d tq t►lews "rim tome -
Meas. A rrow bead• wed also ems&
4
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
A dlsbonest Dun has to be clever.
A bero Is often • hero because Alt
and by foree of exterior Mrcumstanoes.
A gamblers chane* Is always a peer
Ora
!bey were talking of the war.
"What an age we are living in, to he
surer said one. "Ye•, the other.
rrplt.d, "it is the Galati sauce
ase."
Frenchman-." Y. n are funny P•1:1 -
yon Kngleesb. You tidos strong
Abney ; you put water in It tomato
.1 week ; you put auger in It to make
it -west; you pat lemon in It to
in the it sour; then you say 'bete'•
to you; and drink it yourself."
GI LLETT'S LYE
EATS DIRT"
A, toot and his money 1. a combine -
Rd you doo't meet every day.
it woo ds't M
so bad 11 a made
salary would Piave
tbe same upward
tendency that 81s
eipeow do.
Home women
,nak• their own
drease.. but did
you ever see •
luno wbo mad*
his own pante/
Tin beet way
t0 treat some pe0
pie 1. to forget
them and the
place they ama
from.
Host girls are .o busy being roman -
tie tat tbey can't and time to be Inst
natural.
He b certatnly a clever mac whit,
can fool himself when be b watekd•g.
A telephone man Is one wbo bow*
how to put up • good neeof talk.
A meddler 1e a n•ttllal born beta
tsnporstUy ant of a jot
Keep • rand ■ppetit• .ad yea wee%
lased to keep • Omelettes.
Th. .►crowd 4eby a the feuds 111
Nevar wakened op tow 1f its Iles
ane downs elder
No sate as was ever able to des
u p W .weer lar•. rt from Us knowledge
of its •who drier.
•
•
Trusteeships Often You m
Last Through have every confidcn,
in the friend whom y c.
appoint as the origins,
S trustee, but you have
no voice in the selei
tion of his successor..
This strong Trust Company is permanent and fulfils its duties
far more effectively than is possible in the case of a private exert:
tor. It is ever on the watch in the interests of its clients anal
through its 011cer. and Management it feels the pulse of the final
tial world as no private individual can..
Call or write for full information.
Many Lifetime
THE LONDON & WESTERN TRUSTS CO. LIMITER
382 RICHMOND STREET, LONIX)N, ONT.
-: :c-). GIBBONS, [.C. Primmest JOHN S. MOORS. Mm
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LONDON CONSERVATORY OF IMUSIC
:-AN U-:-
SCNWL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED
UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLARSHIP AND PRIZES.
Write for Particulars
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UNPRECEDENTED OF AND PRIZES.
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LOTTIE ARMSTRONG, F. LINFORTH WILLGOOSE,
Registrar. Mus. Bac. I Deodm) Principal.
Address: -354-6 Dundas St., London, Ont.
JOB AND COMMERCIAL
Printing? r
the �tgnal
TIGHT MONEY PRICES
THERE will be a couple of months of severe
v • ter weather yet and we have a few
heati , stoves which tt a will sell at greatly
reduc • ► triers.
1 No. 2e Crown Brilliant Heater was $40.00, now $33.00
1 No. 26 Crown Brilliant Beater, with oven, was 43.00, now 36.60
1 No. 28 Crown Brilliant heater, with oven, was 45.011, now 37.60
2114.08. now 24.00
15.01, now 12.00
10.611, now 13.00
111.00, now 16.60
111.00, now 6.00
1 No. lel Royal Oak was
2 No. 17 Special Oak ...were
1 Whiner •- was
1 3 -in -1 No. 240 was
1 No. 13 Specisl ask was
We have also some spler.did values in second -band heaters
which are in good repair. We get them from houses where we in•
stall furnaces. In second-hand tenger we have 2 Imperial Oxfords,
1 Busy Pearl, 1 Home Treasure. 2 Crown Hurons, 1 Domestic
Souvenir, and one Original woad hive. These ranges are in good
repair and at bat gain priers.
Do you want to have • good second -band furnace Installed in
your house? We have a No. 21 Kelvey with capacity of 16,000 to
40,04) cubic feet, that we will guarantee to be in A 1 order. If you
are anticipating putting in a heating job this will be a soap for you.
in Shelf and Heavy Hardware our stock is up to the minute.
Gee us a call for anything you want In Hardware.
Do not forget that we handle the hest white ash Srranton Coal.
This is the heat grade of coal mined and costs ran more than cheaper
grades 01 coal. All coal is weigher[ on the market wane. We Apo
have a quantity of Hard and Soft Wood.
Our 'Decilitre, Uepattnient win never more complete. Gee is •
rah when you moire soy electrical work or inaterlal.
We glee prompt attention to Plumbing, Heating, Stove Pinker,
Bleetric Wiring, Tin•ntitbing, Arc. All work fully guaranteed.
CHAS. C. LEE
PHONES: Store 22, House 112
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