The Signal, 1915-11-11, Page 6r
• TattedMAY, Nova:ass 11, 1915
i
Fall Styles m
FOOTWEAR
The dainty -clad feet, trio. newt•
stylish. is the outcome of ce '-
fully selected theses.
our 'bowing the sew fall
sty lee evicted, i most faabio -
able so -'del. an , array
of
(rale- et) Hoopes tied ef-
fect O. et . .tt only vested
hot • eapeterythitig the style
jud 1Mve, at the lowest
UFESUOY BU$$ERS
They are
ere
k
bout caul ethe Iwo! rub-
ber footwear
KkPA LINO
Geo. MacVicar
North wide of Square
IiODEKI(711
NEWGAT,E
STREET LIVERY
Having peirrh•sed the
livery IN,.inesa of Wm.
Knoz, 1 stn improving
the equipment. and in
tend to ptusvie
1 0004 Ytt ryes
IPrompt = ervice and
Up-to-date Rigs
All orders will receive
prompt and careful at-
tention.
TKR-KFH0Kx No. 1T.i for
a good turnout.
R. ' STOWE
•
BURR'S SELF CONTROL
Aa in.,den! Thee Proved His Peeled
Camesaad el His Peellege.
Aaroo BOIT was by Wen and trite
tag a man of extzaosdla•r1 ecu ova
trot. Ile allowed ao drtasmrteews M
Wow btv of his 'shoes
As aosedote told by Rates Cheer M
Richard H. Dasa, recorded b Ms
Dana's "Diary," W eetrate. the Wren
acv which sited Barr set greatly le
corralling himself.
Several yore atter the Mats el
AbaaidOe EIamLLtos. tailed b Dem le
a duel. Barr Hated Beetos. and Mt
Devereux •f Meier paid blas sans lib
tentioess. The Harr was takes to Ma
Boar Atheneum, wb.,s. while the
two men were wanting thtotlh tits
gallery of sculptor% Mr. 1)Naeerm
happeoed te catch sight et a bag N
11amllton.
The tbosgbt lambed across )ir, Dr-
ereaax's tend that Burr mlgbt set core
to be eosA'outed with the sight of the
features of the man be had mala Bol
no. Burr was undisturbed. He ase
espied the bent. and. attboogb Mr
UeTereux had fnstlaeUvely tensed
away, he walked up to tt and said L
a food Woe.
"Ah, Dere is Hammon.^
Then, paeans his fingers along tee
tate lines K the face, be added
'There wast the poetry?'
ILmlltoe's contemporaries gave ale
credit for pomaru"ng a poetic mind.
QUEER LEGAL FICTION.
THE SIGNAL GODERICHL ONTARIO
THE JOT Of BEING
ALIVE AND WELL
wMsrd T. Wahl' ffy "Fr.M o4lese'
The Vamatwe Fruit filetlkese
It Makes atspewy, In Leaden. Nos
Pariah of Every British •cataria
Every sailor, from the admiral to the
newest joined seaman, on board MOM
warships is marded as Dabodag te
the perbtb of Stepney, In Lorne. 11
doesn't matter 1n the slightest wase
the ship 1s, the Ballon who scan 1t al
come from the same pariah—/usury
This queer legal fiction dates beet
to the time of Charles IL L thew
days ewer% wortloynta aa/ to live i•
the, pariah where be was bora sad be
weld not leave 11 wfttowt amain( ewe
responsible sureties to vouch Ler hb
booestr.
Tbh, of roarer, became rather pea-
ding
s,rung In the case of peep s bora at nes.
for they bad no parish. To let owes
the dlmcolty the aettboeAtks mutat tart
all born at sea would be regarded as
being born 1a the parish of fltrgsey.
though why they should cheer that
parish and no other is Met 1n the duet
K ottldal records.
To this day the bishop of Stepney be
godfather of all dBdrea born at sea.
whits all marriages soasnbed ea the
ocean are roemded as though they bad
taken — 1n $t—L..4 AS-
O'Brien—"Com" home n' take
supper aid me, Flannigan.' Plumb
gran —"Shure it's put Ser *upperti
and it's furious yer wife U be."
(1Bries__•71s.L's just it: abe can't
RA the two aw us
C,rimer—"Nie found eipnothing i
bettor, n
Lite man 14 pock handkerchief and • re-
reipte4 bill The l;nhbiag inquicer—
"A r es)pted bill. Theo 'taunt my
husband !"
"Have you ever thought seriouety
of mat rialto,. sir T' ..Indeed. I have :
ever since tat, ceremony."
Newspaper advertising is the least
expensive and most productive of all
forma of advertising.
VIRGINIA FARMER
Mastered To Health By Tinel
Atlee. Va. — I was weak, rundown,
mo appetite, my blood was poor. I coo
ld
tot sleep nights and was rapidlylos-
ing flesh. but I ants farmer and ad to
work. Medicines had failed to belep me
oath I took Vint. After taking three
betties my appetite is fine, I deep well,
my blood is good and I am well again.„
—ORLANDO R' BOaggY.
envie our toil, iotls •� Ones
d Ina
tonic without otic
come we•k,run-down esr�smsi I
toughs, colds aid broaden&
II. t . 1)sul.q.u• Itruggiat, Ooderich
CENTRAL
STRATVORD. ONT..
O,.tar.o's Sett Business College.
our Ia.rncter.:,re eaprrl•n. ed. 1•apill
a ..t indls 4deal attention and graduate- as.
placed in p.dt,oa-. We are messing aP
141011111411110 we ,•+.nand meet. ltladent. may
este, at a,y 11m, l4nd fur not fm• rua-
o..e..ntire ff,tktere.t•WWI
-
1). A. McLACHLAN. Prtnelpd.
ewers.
Wail Pockets to dat Gent
HOW
Roeboo, P.Q. March .'id, 1915.
"I have received the most wonderful
benefit from taking 'Frult.a-tives'. I
suffered fur years fr.sm Rheumatism
and change of life, and 1 took every
remedy oleeinal.l••, without any good
results. I 'earl of 'Fruit a -Lives' and
gave it a trial t d it wee the only
prldiii'rMat real,did " x/. Now
I am entirely well ; the 1tt.eematism
has disappeared and the terrible pains
in my body are an gone. I am exceed-
ingly ,rralrjsl1. Irutl-•-fires' f„r such
relief, and I hope that othere who
suffer from such ili,tressine !liveries
wile try 'Fruit -a -nee' and get well".
NI.tI)AMli 1:4.UF: P.(K'iiON.
The marvellous work that 'Fruit-a-
tives' is doing, in overcooling disease
and healing the sick, it sinning the
admiration of t houvn 1t anti thousands.
50c. a box, 6 for *^.:A, trial size, 25e.
At all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit -a -tidy Limited. Ottawa.
A tonvesient gift which will be wel-
comed by either men or women 1s a
group of wall pockets for tan closet
A strip of denim or cretonne is crit
as long as the maker may choose
and bound with tape. Etrtpa of the
material. ranging In width and length
are bound with the tape and a deep
box plait Is laid In each one.
These pieces are stitched along
three sides to the p:a1n strip to torn[
pockets, u shown In the picture
above. The pockets bold slippers.
shoes, rubbers. hosiery. corsets or
small articles for the laundry. Pock-
ets made to extend the length of the
closet door will bold everything whicb
English as like Is Spoke. I visually finds a place on the floor.
The professor who in his address on
the correct pronunciation of E..ngtlsb
said he preferred "cirri" to "often" is
on the winning side No "pronouncing
dictionary" with a reputation to lose
ever sounds the "t" in the middle of
such words as Christmas, mistletoe,
ostler, often or chestnut. Good actors.
oboes duty it es to speak "trippingly
on the tongue," can cite authority to
rapport their pronunciation of han'ker-
chief and We'n'sday. And no one who
knows his way about In the elocution-
ary Odd pays any regard to the spell-
ing of such words as "extraordinary."
—London Chronicle.
A Ibsberkabs. Dinner $.ever'•.
The rem•rkabe dinner morellos made
by Josiah Wedgwood for the Rutt�rs
sesprom. Catherine IS, to 1174 esweiebs
et 902 paces. sad on wit pier is
palated a different view. The Indy Is
K a pale betmete a elks, and Oa
risme ars palsied fa s OS ninny
'pupa% As the a rviee was tablas
to be used at the palace et Is (ire-
nonIDletre (amides Metre piece Olt
of frop3, elm* IdUtlt OA lead a
green frog wf In • shield IM r ea
The 'dews represent ll4tltlsh misses
castles, abbeys, parts, belly's. bees.
Ste. Severalpiano are decorated Ida
vt'w• of Hampstead. and there w
custard cepa with news et Bltlnase
and mance boats with the sonar% et
Windsor pert In many ewes the
views ars the oily 1>inetha mem*
left of the old b '°dla(A Amrgstl•ar
there are 1.262 Tues painted en Ma
1162 pieces.
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
MW STOP CATARR1I1
recite Hew To Oyes Clogged Nor
and Sad Beed-Cetda.
Early Closing Seberne•
She—Papa days that when coming to
see me you must not come In a street
car any mora He—Really! Dose 'be
expect me to walk all this Witham?
Bbe--Of coarse not. He gays all he
asks is that you will come to a car-
riage bird by the boar.—lire York
Weekly.
e
Ir
Diseasesof the Nerves
Are Due to Polr Blood and
Only Curable Through
• the Blood.
There is an excellent re•soo why
Dr. Williams' Pink Pain beep cured the
moat severe cases of neuralgia. sciatica
and other couiplainta in the grouts
known as disorders of the nerves. This
group also Includes nervousness and
excitability. Each of thee' complaints
exists because the nerves are not get-
ting • proper nourishment from the
blood. The reason, wby Dr. Williams
Pink Pill. curee nervous disorders is
because they make Use ricb, red
dl for upon which the nerves depe
trooper tone. Ic ie thus seen that Dr.
VS fibers' Pink Pills cure nervous die
orders hecanse they go to the root of
the trouble,in the hlood,•od while they
are doing this they strengthen and
tot the whole syrtem against dis-
ease.
ieease. Among the many who bays
found relief from pain through thia
great medicine ie Miss Ethel Smith.
.soling near Bnrtnrd, Ont., who nays :
"hour years ago 1 was mewed with a
great pain in my right leg, between
the hip and knee. It became so bad
!hat I got no rest, day or night, and
often cried with the pain The doctor
-aid the trouble was rhenmatistn of
,h• sciatic nerve. Liniments were
need until they actually took the skin
raft. and still the pain grew worse and
worse. Then all the other nerves in the
limb seemed to be affected, end It kept
joking and twitching until it would
have to he held to keep it still. Then
he doctor put the lime, in a papier
nsarhe came. Isal it was net long until
the trouble Amen in my other limb
and it had to bre treated In the Wane
way. 1 lay in that enredition for three
years with my whole nervous system
hadly shattered that It would make
m- seers= of aoytene walked acto,es
he ewe. Then my throat become
pwrtlalty pa...lysed sod I could erarce-
Iv weak During this time i had
twee attended by three different doe-
r. res, wbq did all in their power. but
•
walk
ee hog. iadiFt l would Thin my father derides
he able to
t . g.t see Dr. Williams' Pink Pi11s,
Itelor• 1 had used them long I felt
1Mo helloing tree. This an enrnuraged
••• 'bal 1w of the pills were even-
int..d in a few months 1 was ahs
in malt a mile each day get
' ,null. 1 toed in .11 eight or
r. y boa.+ of the p,Il• and 1' ) 44
three years of doctoring bei riot
able to dee. 1 am as w. 11 sa ever
• a, hi my life and have had no re, new
I ,.•e Loiter. My fasnUy sari friends
&bin% my core was a •irate, Bred we
Ova all kb, credit to Dr. Williams Two oilier pipes may be susp.ed.ewrier, o[
rink rile I (cont "'sad'.
ab tact b rtsv Ovetefel.eirtba t.
T."' con get thee. pills tbrnn h •w r(bbea sad tae tttt•n
..s..leeioe deader or by mail. poet pa. hicrw smoke te'Stec wi l like a reek
: b' coots a boa or six hoses for /8.M I whlli bolds a 04eaL ptM or at. N
•.00 The Dr. Williams' Medieieo Oa., toes offer Ms fti.ml.
Brockville, Ont.
Hew to Treat a Ries Werth
In the hese of a wound teem a rise
bullet don't go paobb1g tat the beOd.
bot remove from the aortae, K Oa
wound all shreds of clothing and ethos
matter which the billet may bar ear
Had Into the feat. Tide smut be w
sewed very thoroughly. and a attslin•
el knife or admeres .horrid be meas
lively to open the wooed aid pe it
den. When this M doss Meet Ow
wound with your iodine or leeldeRYs
Solution. Ties des ft with game tined
bandage.
In the case of wounds truss stmt
diet the wound should be wombed with
a solution of alum. and thea pigeon et
gem* or clean doth wrung omt of Int
water should be applied every ample
K boort—Oaung.
Daraiog Bag of
TEN SAYS OF
Extraordinary Hardware Values
I
WHICH YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO MISS
If in need of a Range, remember
customers today than ever before. Built
We have a number of second-hand
there are more satisfied PANDORA
to satisfy and last.
Ranges, which we will sell cheap.
I'l.bott-6andte round
polot 8HOVELB.Joviee
best make.
Regula 8
9l. •le5 C
2 MORTAR HOES
Sale 42c
Ranter 75c
5 MANURE DRAGS,
Regular t0)c
Sale 39c
12 HAY FORKS. differ-
ent length boodle., :t
�roogs. Regular
st)c and ?5c. Mali S3c
4 HAY FORKS, c
19
2 proop. Sale .7a.
1 ROOT or COKE
FORK. Reg
alar fKi- Sale ielta
5GARDEN RAKES, 12
tooth malleahle. 2OC
Regular 35c. Sale
5 SCYTHE SNATHKN
Regular.
egulsr $1flit.
ama,
Sle
it's -inch DAiSY POST
HOLE AUGER, com-
monly known as the
best two man auger.
Regular C )
34.50. Sale 53.3
1 HAY or STRA W
KNIFE. Reg-
ular $1.(1. Bale C
6 MOP STICKS.
Regular lac. Bate 9C
1 FROST FENCE
LOCKING TOOL.
$4. . 8.3.
Leaf nerd In England.
It to perhaps worth recalling that
the art of baking loaves of bread wee
introduced into Europe quite late to
L iston. Flat cakes were baked even
1n the earliest time% bat as late as the
beginning of the nineteenth erten
loaf bread was comparatively me-
known in many parts of the continent.
Is 1412, for Instance. when an Roy
Itsh captain ordered leaves to the vale/
K M in Gothenburg the baker nllpe,
bated fur payment M advance en the
greuo•l that lee would sever be ases be
ss t them to the city 11 they were Ma
ea Ids bands—London Spectator.
Y.s feel flee is a few momenta Your
Meld is bead or e -stare% will be gave.
iur clogged nostrils will tepee. The air 1
of your herd will char sad
1 low else breathe freely. No more dull-
VSs, beele e, no hawking, am8t.g. 1
Meteor dimbarges or dryness; as strut
*leg fee breath at night. i
Ten your dreWst yno wast a masa
�setM of Ellyn Cream Sala. Apply •
d1eY
of this Magnet. aatientie err•eset
r year sir
asebrils, M� ps hoed bbvv.pe
wiry
Owl
r sol relief •rims IIldif•ate•tlf.
tie swell's, hilliteret reuseeis
Iis feel whet every
maiWE ase m t ret 4,11. shamillIb,Joni interebte.
Two squares angered stikalene are
placed face to face and machine -
stitched together In a felled seam. One
corner 1s then cut off and the bag and
corner piece turned right side out.
The edger. made by cutting off the
corner. are folded over a small em-
broidery hoop and sewed down. The
bag is suspsaded by means of • fold
of the nikatene, with edges machine -
stitched together and ends sewed to
such side of the opening.
Tho corner that was cat away is
scatted with cotton or sawdust and
bound with tape. making a cushion for
claming needles, A little piece of
tape Is sewed to one edge of It and 10
tie bag. attaching It to the opening.
This provide. a receptacle for hosiery
that needs darning.
Caney eseltt
'1 My. Pandy, ares." said AWL
banding hack his friend's pbeeapapl.
-when ye had these photo, takes. wby
dittos ye wafer
"And those pictures watts' sal 9t •
lssor replied Snotty. "Ars ye e's igy
weer—Woman's Holme OempaSMs
Weis% f
peens—Beer notice how Mktg • were
man M In coning to the pole!? past
--Ds, See mean when shies Ming a
story or sharpening • lead pe1sh1--,
Tanker. eta tonnes.
Mal. ft you e}e anything. walk •time
eel talk to ethersfro est bele yeeN
self b tat etoerea—itgateetea
Bubble Pipes That All Enjoy
0 LA W N RAKES. Neth
on both sides.
Regular SUr. Snls C
1 FOLDING CIATHEE
HORSE. Reg -
7C
ular 91.25. dale
BOLTS
are always bandy to
have on band. We will
make you up an assort-
ment as follows :
12, lit inch by ons incl[
to Dia inches 12c
long....... ..
12, 316 inch by one inch
to az inches 1 Qom.
long Qom•
12, 3,8 inch by one lash
to ten inched 24
long
This is a chance to get
cheap Bolts.
3 l'URTAIN STRLT-
CHERH. Rat- 97C
ular 91.3.1. Hale
HPVNIOES! SPONGES!
the real unbleached
sponse, just the thing
to washtghue anto or
40ctotwiggy.
Re5c. Choicer &4C
AXE HANDLES1 i[,.t�.•
2 for .�11
4 tet mete of BRICK
T 0 W EIS Regular
$1.21I to =18ale 99c
1 nal, MASON'S HAM-
MER. 10 pounds 88c
M •i Wt.
1 WOOD JOINTBR
PLANE Rea C `
alar 91.23. Sale 65C I
2 LATH HATI'HE111.
Regular
• • $1 O5 i
3 PLUMBER'S GIM-
LETS. Regular
3Sc. Bale 1
ZC
6 PERFECTION
FOLDING SAW
VISES. Regular Q 7
31.25. 8aleeacb(J C
NASH FASTENERS.
Old and new bowies can I
have every window fit-
ted with window locks.
No. 1794 kck is one of
the best and latest
style. Price So each.
Sale price 80o dos.
DSAS EASY RAT
T1tAPP. Regular
1b' stab. Male C
N. Ma ELECTRIC
MTROKE DOOR BhLL.
old copper finish. Reg-
ular 1.50.
1.1.51.15
SCREEN DOOR BIN -
01:8. You know now
whether your old Hin•
Res are played out. Oet
a new pair at per Qom.
pair, tulle ....amt.
Many • Meme can use
MAK HAT aod, COAT
• HOOKS. Now le your
ebance by get-
ting 3 doz for
These are commonly
sold at l5c • dos.
Look over aria list and
save money on yoor
Christmas Shopping.
Ladies' Hind Id frove,
black barks and beveled
slate. Regular We
and ,.ie tach cb5c
1 !SILVER PIE KNIFE
Regular
egu hal. $1.79
1 Case SOUP SPOONS
R egS. bale 1.28
lisle .,,D•JJ VV
1 Caw FRUIT KNIV ES
Itegular eA
96.5A1. Sala 54.1
1 Case COFFEE
NPOONM.
Reg. 93. Sale $2,15
IMILVERUAKK D180
Regular
$6.,x
ALL CL'T GLASS
rixes at two-tbirds
regular pike.
Large essortxaeot d
GLOVES and MITTS
at cur prices.
SCISSORS of all die.
criptloOs et the follow.
Inc cut to ices :
:,c line. 11116
:rbc " 22e
41 -le " 28o
:etc aao
HM " 40o
3c " 50o
POCKET KNIVES. 2
doz. 2 -blade 1;nglish
Pocket Knives. Reg
ular 145ie values. 5 Q c
Special QV
These are not all the Specials we are running. You will have to tell your
neighbors of THIS SALE and come and get your wants tilled as quickly as`spos-
sible, as these values will soon be picked up.
SALE STARTS FRIDAY, NOV. 5th.
The Howell Hardware Co., Limited �
sweelmenlimilmmilommossemenesta
TURRET CHIEF MAKES MONEY.
Steamer Well Knows in Godencb Is
Carrying Cootrabaod Goods.
Ten wears ago • fleet of Teasels of
the whale -back type were brought to
Canada from tbe
lolland db for or
type °�
oe the upper
vessel, however, did not meet with
any great degree of soccer. and no
effort was made by Canadian Teasel
owners, when occasion demanded the
building of new vessels, to build on
similar lines. The result was that
the "wbale-hacks" continually found
their way into the bands of new
owner..
While tbey were a failure in Cnada
it would appear from • recent pur-
chase they were more suited for me-
dics in Btitaio than on this side of the
Atlantic. The Tomei which figured in
the transaction was the steamer Tur-
ret Chief, which w god no aLake
e
Huron about • year
•bardoned hj her former owners, the
Canadian Northern Railway, and
taken over by the Canadian Under-
writers Association, which concern
subaequentiy disposed of her at • valu-
ation of 9A,614), to Mr. A. B. Mackay of
Hamilton.
Following the purchase of the vessel
from the underwriters, Mr. Mackay
bad tbe vessel raised and taken to
the shipyards of the Atherican Ship-
building Company at Lorain, where
she was 1e^-oost,ueted for the ri.ky
career of • carrier of war munitions
and contraband. She was equipped
with bow and stern chaser guns. After
bring released by the shipbuiklen she
was loaded with grain at Toledo, and (
upon ber snivel at Montreal she
loaded an additional cargo of estates- '
band of war for the British isles.
it was intended tbat the Turret
Chief should be used exclusively for
the eartyiog of grain between Canada
and the British Isles, but upon her,
arrival in the old country with her
Initial cargo *be was promptly parr-'
:bawd by a company n( British cart - ;
alien and retained for settee on the
other side of the Allem te. it was
stated yesterday that as areault of the
tranesetlon the O•e.diae caplIalieta
wade • handsome profit epos • newel
which, under °riflery cooditino% bad
been practically relegated to the swap
bey. It le said that the Csnadi•n
owners realised • relit of between
1111000 and 980.000.
original the Turret Chief
;:la
*elf adapted to the purpose to
widen she le to be devoted. 11e boll
structure of the boat is of • peculiar
type that distinguished a line of Cana
diva boats to which she belonged
before she was porcbased for the earl
trade. Below the waterline the Tur-
ret Chief was of construction similar
to that of the general run of lake
freighters, except that the boiler and
palling machinery were located
amidships. Above the waterlios bar
side plates, instead of bring carried
perpendicular) to the main deck, turn
sharply inward at the water line and
are horizontal on each side for approx-
imately half the width of the treewl,
then are turned perpendicular again
and carried upward t) meet tbe
narrowed meiu deck.
When loaded with • cargo of 1511,-
(s)o bushels of grain the Turret Chief
virtually becomes a semi-auhmarine,
with notbing shove the water except
upper superstructures At her cabins
and the smokestack amidships Bow -
on or *tern -on, the vessel will present
only • narrow target for submarine
destroyer. —Toronto Oinhe
MELODY DEAFNESS.
Ts Thew Whe Ar. Afflicted With It
Movie Is Simply tars.
Every o•e has beard of color blind-
sers, but few people are aware that
then is sock a malady as tune drat- I
oss. It prevents those affected from
appreciating music. which to the melo
dy deaf 1s nothing but noise.
The toot Intelligent people often waf-
ter in this way. Empress Catherine
of Rosie used to declare that for her
mean was a nerve trying din. sod Iia-
peaeoe L hated any tom of melody.
Victor Hugo had to be coaxed by the
composer wbo pat Isis famous Ones to
nada "Are not ear rotas," be used
to say, -sufficiently barvoniow to
stand without the assistance a dim -
amiable niters r
Doctors My that the power to spare -
elide music depends upon a perfect
eemblesties et the serve and brain.
lama peepWs nerves readily carry ma -
Oral sounds to the mind. while In oth-
ers serves impede their passage to the
Meta ala
Geed mwecteas aro mere idles Stets
Oso mods Rohm W pewits& them
with INAS lrsloollead tarry
eAertl tr
Ike balm That is
wb geld aseddun run meinerbe a
tune after -sig ft played ever IBM
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