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World's Basi Caste
Roser beim et the world's great-
est choir. It hi to the Cathedral et
Ahmaa4.r Nevski. la Petrograd. .a4
• attached to a convent erected to
Manor of the patron saint of Russia.
Id ssembere ere all monks. Whoa a
OM singer appears among the aovt-
tlalss of all Russia be is tient to tke
monastery of Alexander Nevski,
whore he la trained as carefully as
▪ opera Maser, sad remaining then
&slag nothing exoapt assistlag at the
oasis at mass In the awning and
vespers lm the aharnoos, until be
Maoism aged. when be retiree on a
passim The monks are all vegetar-
iaas. The rules of the Russian Ceurrah
tsrid them to shave, and their hair
is worn like a vogue's.
It In ttasoanoed that tbe ratan on
mosey orders to United
points are now the same ss of ben.flt
on those to Canadian points
Nutmegs as Medicine
A drowsy state after meals Is what
we should welcome. for 1t 1s the most
favorable condition for good dlges-
Uoa. Nutmegs may produce It be-
cause their effect hos W Menus, the
Sow of gastric labs. The nutmeg 1s
macho used by doctor as a remedy 1n
weak digestion. 11 ens has a keen
appetite be does not need natmaa.
tor appetite 1.. the moot powerful
sttmatant of the Sow of gastric laiea.
It the appetite is not good the egee-
tion will be feeble, sad then the ad-
dition of a little anthem will he lard
THE SIGNAL : GODIR►[OR ..ONTARIO
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Ontario'. Meer
are British G.ttevrbte's Met ads
It is only • utter of • few years
at moat until every Canadian Prestige.
compels to settlers to knuckle down
te the law of lair play In the matter
of Mesh and brash burning, writes
Robson Bla.k of the Caaadlat Fores-
try Aseoclat1oa. With the continued
Improvement in railway precautions
against forest Oras, the ettestdcs of
beans' with thebecomes
more and more argsa Rug.WfoSS
covering Ore pr.ventioa as lmpoesd
by the Dominion Railway Board apos
the steam roads have relieved than
of mock of their old repntotion ae
the chief camse of forest destructbs.
Is Ontario, 1t 1s an unquesticnsd tact
that of the scores of Ores la recent
Years. large and small. between Pem-
broke and North Bay, acre than
eighty per cent. have been due to
settlers. The railways h:.ve bees a
relatively unimportant factor la On-
tario's losses. Ontario now has no
permit system and is paying for the
absence of it In very large annual
sacrifices of timber.
The tendency of all the Provincial
Governments .;1. undoubtedly In the
direction of settlers' permit systema
British Columbia manages to enforce
fairly stringent regulations governing
the burning of brush and slash. with-
out much offence to the farming popu-
lation. ft is even said that the set-
tlers have accepted the law and its
administration as the only fair method
of overcoming a danger the conse-
quences of which they share In com-
mon with the lumbermen Quebec 1s
making an earnest effort to get
abreast of the necessity fo: Provincc-
wlde control of sl:-sh and brush firing.
Prosecutions of guilty parties are be-
coming more frequent and magis-
trates are Increasing the severity of
punishment. It may be that a larger
staff will be required effectually to
control the settlers from setting out
fires during the danger seasons. but
at least the dep.-rtment has shown
determination In the matter and will
grsduany overcome the hardships.
New Brunswick has taken steps
which may mean a Province -wide con-
trol of settlers fires A special regu-
lation of the Department of Lands
and Mines was put Into force blanket-
ing the settlements of Hagen and
Grimmer. in the county of Restt-
guoche, and lands 'adjacent thereto.
"Before any brush piles or slaah in
clearing lands car be burned." reads
the regulation. "a permit In writing
must first be obtained from the care-
taker of said settlements and due
notice must be served on the ad-
jacent land owner or occupic under
a penalty of not less tl an twenty
della-■ and not more than two hun-
dred dollar& The foregoing orde. was
Isaac j as a result of very serious fires
which occurred to Hazen and Grim-
mer districts. due to the unregulated
burning, of settlers slas:lings.
Enlisting !
When you put a telephone in your home
you enlist our staff of skilled workers in the
service of your wife and family.
To lighten the labors of the household.
to keep the family in touch with their friends
and to -protect them in emergencies., the tele-
phone is alert and ever ready, day and night.
A telephone in the home is a boon at any
time, but during the inclement fall and winter
weather it in invaluable.
Ask to -day for rales and information.
rapist in the great army of enthusiastic home -
telephone users.
Every Bell Telephone is
a Long Distance Station
The Bell Telephone Co.
OF CANADA.
DO IT NOW!
Don't Wait -Phone Robert Tait
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HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIRED BEFORE
THE WINTER RUSH BEGINS, AND
AVOID THE RUST{ ,
a' All wiring done by the latest
Hydro -Electric rule.
1 All work guaranteed.
4 Electric repairing of all kinds
promptly attended to, at rea-
sonable prices.
We carry a complete and up-
to-date line of Elebtric Fixtures
and Supplies at all times.
ROBERT TAIT
Eitel rieias
ELECTRIC RANGES and IlEATERS A SPECIALTY
Offal $2—JUST PHONE—House 193
Vt#ont�i IQOMtt1A
How They Cure
Purr whiz& Qum
"1 syeirr�ed tress glees, Treble tsr
sremelsad tried seremos monodiee
awediets.+' presorimier erlsemst poses.e
wine m are Wag cMvsic' Alter mai
abort GM Puts. •ad •• kis • well brow*
int thatsniper. .rube a elcMot.1 sorriest
be the Oro aegisgw1 ederid�ed treety Gia Plena
I have
sow is ins..~ef GistP k sod food
~et No more bad
boom-4in weighs -clear eyes- trwb
actor-msse uwalgtk sad •mow. T►b at
what Qin Por bare des for aw."
H. POWl3 HtRBERT.
Year dreRW was Gin Pius y.,. a boa
or .ix ba.. Sa.sa Write for tree swop:. to
National Dr k Chemical Co.
of Canada. Limited, Toronto.
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BUS SHAUN HONEY
Mow to Prevent War
Coloniser -Mistakes to Avoid
LOANS ON INSURANCE
Abuses of life Policies Denounced -
Wives Should Know First
Men are too rtad- y to sorrow on
their life Insurance policies. says an
expert. Too frequently they loot up-
on life insurance as their own pro
perty, and not as they should-$ con-
tract for the senefit of prospective
widows and orphans. The ordinary
wife works as hard for the mainten-
ance of a home as her husband. The
life ' ontract stould be looked upon
as ti e wife's property. and the bus.
band should not borrow moaef npo-t
It Women often strive to help pay
life insurance premiums and fail to
discover until their husbarda die that
possibly there is a worts.,on t:.e
policy.
Where a man borrows upon his
policy for the purpose of eay1n; pre-
miums he is to be excused. From
borrowing t, r any other purpose. tie
should be discouraged- Where he
does so for speculative purposes he
cheats his family. A man should nut
be permitted to borrow upon .Its
policy without the consent of the
beneficiary. Every woman col o is
striving that her hi-rband r.ay pay
premiums upon life insurance for the
ber.edt of herself and children. should
always know whether there L. a loan
on such a rniiry if she desires to be
certain to a Lal .:tent she Is pro-
tected
The purpose of every life insurance
company 1s to pay death claims and
protect families. Less than 1'. per
rest of loans made upon ponclea are
ever re..ald. The condition Is becom-
ing so serious that unless the public
awakens to the evil of the practice.
the pendnhm will swing back and in-
stead of having legislation compelling
legal reserve Itle a.uraeee companies
to lean to policyholders, they will be
torbWso to do so Daring the past
twiner years to' percentage et Adley
tease tie the reserves has Increased
from .proximgtol 8 li per toot a
Sera than 11 per .seat.
Among the
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pNwlse Shedd Net Damns am lha.
tits.rt ctrat..tl.n. Deanne hens.
ilt.P.-radl.th valuable Trine
& stem caimans ter • better
felimatmes el WWI larsit1 aa4 Me-
poetaow Masemhl attains is betas
made hl/ Bit Rrlaltaa Gupta. M.P., the
sun lades& member at the Brttish
Parliament Sir Krishaa writes as
Melva: There Is a tendency, tie'
rectally is self-goverslag celesiq, to
cast ail Indians la the same told with
the savage race& forgetting that Is -
Mas civilisation goes back to a aloe
when Greece was scarcely known and
Rose was not born. and when the
nations of Europe were steeped to
ignorance and barbarism, and that it
reached an eminence which has not
yet been surpassed. liegastheyea.
who was the Greek Ambassador at
the court of the illustrious Indian Em-
peror Claudia Gupta In the third cen-
tury before Christ, found that the
peo?le were pious. truthful. contented
anti thriving. and that the'relation be-
tween King and subject was that of
father and so.l.
The excellence of the Sanscrtt lan-
guage and literature 1s a matter of
, ommon kuowledee. and one has only
to refer to the Vedas, the great epics
and to various works on logic. thea
tory and philosophy. Sanacrit litera-
ture 13 also rich In drama and poetry
while 1te grammar is one of the most
scientific in the world. study of which
In Europe led to the foundation of
comparative philology.` As the inven-
tors of the numerical figures. which
were introduced into Europe by the
Arabs and I:y which the Mole world
reckons, and of the decimal system
based on these figures, the Hindus
became the greatest calculators of
antiquity. just as the Greeks were
the greatest geometricians. From the
very earliest times the iiindu sages
have concentrated their trained minds
to the consideration and solution of
the Inner problems of lite and to the
inculcation of a high sense of duty
When the honey flow is declining
or has ceased. bees will occasionally
start robbing from another colony.
The robber acts very much like hu-
mans on the same unlawful busttles&
It appears to hesitate before entering
the hive. If the guards are at the
entrance, watching. they will quick-
ly grasp the would-be niftier and
hustle it off the alighting board with
very little ceremony. Some bees will.
however. persist In robbing other
hives. Frequently the robbers run
riot. and a regular wrestling match
follows. When this state of unrest
exists. contract the entrance to on.
Inch. This will usually enable the
guards to handle the trouble, but it
the robbing has gone on for some time
and the Inmates have joined to and
gone off with the taieves, place some
hay at the contracted entrance. This
will contuse the bees and the robbing
will cease.
The beginner must not contse the
aurae bees washing baby bee on the
porch for robbing. Three or four bees
w111 engage In this operation of clean -
Ing the fluffy baby, and the affair will
have the appearance of .11 trying to
dismember it. One will feed It; an -
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Prepare for Winter
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Your New Overcoat
is waiting for you here.
Large stock in light and heavy
weights for You to choose from. Our
Overcoats are well designed and well
made of good materials. They are
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other tug at the wtngs. while a third performed without desire for reward.
is industriously trying to clean a leg. Great Religion
When through, baby bee will fan its Out of the four great world religions
wings, run round the alighting board India tee given to the world two --
its mew times, then fly, with its head Hinduism and Bnddalam. She has
towards the hive, taking its first ob-
servation of the surrounding_ -B.C.
Farm and Fruit Magazine.
JOB AND COMMERCIAL
tbe %tonal
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BILIODB 02 lOsr'vz
No Newt- than tarty -dee town Is
great Prorate have a pswhtbs ..
memo mem.
For Sick Headache, Sour Stomach,
Sluggish Liver and Bowels -They
work while you sleep.
Purred Tongs., Bad Test* indigee-
tlos, Ballow Skin and Miyneable Head-
eahsa come from a tarsi. liver and
clogged bowels, whbh Cause your
stomach to become tilled with undi-
gested food. which scours and ferments
like garbage 1n a swill barrel. That's
the first step to untold misery -Indi-
gestion, fou: g -ties, bad breath. yellow
skin. mental fears, everything that Is
horrible and nauseating. A Cascaret
tonight will give your constipated
bowels a thorough cleansing and
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep -a 10 -cent box
from your druggist will keep you feel-
ing good for month&
"School Days" Mean School Shoes
bean the birthplace of many religious
preachers and reformers who have
lett their mark for all time. In the
writings and te•chinss of the Rights
of India may be found some pa1WUvs
for the feverish pursuit of the near
urea of tbe flesh and some remedy for
the unrest and discontent which
tbreaten to break western poctety to
pieces.
The people of India undoubtedly
have fallen from their high estate.
put even In their present condlt(
they are not to be classed with the
savage races or treated as Inferiors.
Both in intellect and physique they
are able to hold their own with the
other subjects of his majesty, and
there need be no hesitation to accept
them as fellow citizens of the greatest
empire that ever came into being.
Coming to more material tests. the
value of the exports and Imports of
India Is a little less than a fourth of
the aggregate value of the exports of
the United Kingdom and Is far ahead
of that of any other part of the em-
pire. Most of the foreign trade of
India, especially In imports, is with
the United Kingdom. and the material
gain which thus accrues to this eosin -
try Is very much more than a neglig-
ible quantity, any diminution of which
would be seriously telt to the British
Isles.
headquarters for
chool
hoes 111
Our stock contains a large
assortment of Solid and Sub-
stantial Shoes for boys tnd
girls. +tilt for service. with
Atte regard to comfort and
appearance as well. No-
where will vests find a better
selection or better value.
bring the 3cb.1an Here!
Wm. Sharman
t;oraer East Str:et and Square
Goderich
Trained Our Great Men
India likewise 1s the training ground
of Britain's best soldiers and civilians.
The hero of Waterloo won his first
laurels on the India soil. and the late
Lord Roberts was pre-eminently an
Indian soldier. while It was to India
that Lord Kitchener perfected his
powers of organization. During the
many decades of peace which follow-
ed the Crimean war the only region
which afforded • practical training
ground for the British soldier was the
Indian frontier. 1t w111 thus be seen
how from every tolnt of view India
occupies a very important place to
the Empire.
The Wonderful Wristwatch
It is a marvel of minute workman-
ship Some of its screws are so small
that 130.000 go to the pound! The
pivot of the balance wheel has a dia-
meter measured by the two -hun-
dredth part of an Inch, and. more
marvellous rf111. In order that the
phot may have free play, the jewel
hole into which 1t fife 1s exactly one
five -thousandth part of Inch larger!
What do you think the jewels In
your wristwatch weigh' What le
called • pallet jewel weighs a round
when then are 150.000 of them. Tile
largest round hairspring stud In your
watch le fourhundredth• of an inch
1n diameter and nine -hundredths of
an Incl. In length
Tee did not r:•allze till now what
a marvellous piers of human Inger*
57 and skill you ...ere carrying abler
wit. you
We pay highesE
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.+ cies floe beers. i cards .
Pe.nees they boor ere per emb-
er* prices. pay mail a.d ..rreed
*bargee. charge Decommtaan..
gad treat oar shippers right.
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Make Preparation
FOR WINTER
If you want to save money on your CAA bills and at
the same time have the best results, buy the best
Range on the market—the HAPPY THOUGHT.
It will do more work on Tess fuel than any other range
on the market. Call and see our display of HAPPY
THOUGHTS before purchasing.
Also see our large assortment of Heating Stoves.
We havg a number of secondhand Ranges and Heaters. It
will pay you to call and see these splendid values.
We have two good secondhand Hot Air Furnaces. These
furnaces are in good repair. The reason we have them is that
we have installed the houses they were in with hot water.
CHARCOAL
Do you use Charcoal for lighting your fires? If not, you do
not know the great convenience you are missing. We have just
got in a carload. Try a sack or two, 1 c for unc or 2 for 2S4
TO HUNTERS
We have bought a Targe quantity of SmokeleKs Shells and
are therefore in a position to kat you have them at 75c per box.
ROOFING
Does your roof leak ? If so, we can furnish you with a one -
ply Felt Rooting at $1.Sti per alluarc. it k a tough, durable
roofing.
In ' f and Heavy Hardware our stock was never more
complete
Do forget that we are headquarters for Plumbing, Heat-
ing, Tir, hing and I?lectric Wiring. All work promptly at-
tended t - ily guaranteed.
COAL
Lea mus your orders for Hard and Soft Coal.
We handle the Scranton White Ash Coal.
Chestnut Coal $+.00 per ton
St, Coal $.Ori per ton
lig it 7.7b per tom
Ca Coal 8.00 per ton
Bit ..smith Coal 7.00 per ton
Solvay Nut Coke 7.00 per ton
Hard Wood 2.80 per cord
Soft Wood 2.r) per cl1rd
Chas. L. Lee
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