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THE SIGNAL GODERION, ONTARIO
Now is the Um to keep your
feet dry mad wens. The only
way to do that is to have good
meekest& Rubbers.
Our pi torn this seams ars se
follows
Idea's plebe Rubbers, aura 6
Boys' plaio Rubber., sisals I to s.
orttbef plain "'abbot...Mem II to
.mit's omens plate Croquet. Rubbers,
Misepre plain Croquet Rubbers,
ObildrEtt's plain Croquet Rub --
her, shoes 3 to 101, at rsc. itec, sec
lAfebuoy Heavy Rubbers ar•
the heat and the palm most
Geo. MacVicar
North side of Square
OODERICH
KILLED IN ACTION.
Pis. J. H. Lewis • Ihrithardmiew of Mr
MI Symonds.
The'llrantford Espositor of the 17th
ism& had the follow's.. whisk will be
of especial interest hese from the fact
that Mr. firma& la • tomer Bode -
rich seen :
The moue of Pte. James Mearry
Loma late ol 60 Duke Meet. In tilm
latset to be loscribed apes the WM*
roll or Brant sonaly's OM&
word was received Mkt atomism hem
Ottawa the4 be had been killed cm the
Mold of battle oft Ocitober W. while
The late Pte. James
fold mammy la the Mb
No. 661611. was employed at
at the those that Major Nerwenan's sem-
patty was organised. he having basa
Bora, Hamilton. though his borne ad
60 Duke 'meet was MiU hie week-ond
headquarters. Ile enlisted with thot
company. and left with the 19th Bat-
talion last spring for England, going
over to France about two months ago.
His lather, on his departure, removed
to live with bis daughter. Mrs. Eli
Itiymonds, 70 Chatham street, wod it
was bete that the news was received
this morning. Mrs. Simonds was
gteatly stricken by tbe sad news of her
leother's death.
The late Pte. James Lome Wks •
Brauiford troy, living here the greater
part of his lire. He learned his trade
as • cigartnaker with T. J. Fakir and
Company, of this city. iie wa4 a
single man, • member of Ow Liberal
Club, Harmony Lodge, I. 0.0. F., and
the First Septet% chords.
His father and wham. residing at 76
Chatham street. are the only surviv•
ins :datives. They feel the loss very
keenly, as Lowe. was • splendid type
of young manhood around the home.
NEW6ATE
STREET LIVERY
Having put chased the
livery business of Wm.
Kilos, I arn improving
the equipment and in-
tend to provele
Good Horses
Prompt Service and
Up-to-date Rigs
All orders will reoeive
prompt and careful at-
TKI.K1.110NR No. 173 for
• good turnout.
is the work that we are
interested in.
FURNACES
repaired by us are as good
new.
A good stock of supplies
hand.
Fred Hunt
as
on
TOOK THE ADVICE
OF KIS FRIEND
Ts* Papers' 'troubles la Forel,
Lamle Are Warty ,
We hove to pay a lot for tobacco,
but. at slay rate. It is of the best. That
Is more than can be said for Frame.
There tobacco is • GiOraffilflat
nuompoly. and a very profitable ore.
The State hey* two pounds of tobacee
for 36 mats. and tarns tt into fifty
packets of cigarettes. White are
wbrdesdilp tor $6.76.
The Preach Government also whim
• monopoly of matches. It mils MOS
milikins a year, and mikes a cool tea
*Hilton dollars profit. They Ere very
bad matches. too. Ask anyone team
the front, and he will tell you all &host
Betting at races pays the French
poor rate. All betting is done by the
part mutuel, and a percentage is held
by the State. Again. • lax onatheatre
Uckets pays for all the hospitals,
Both France and Belgium lev-f a
tax on posters and advertising sign-
boards. la Belgium the tax is. or was,
one cent a month for a poster 24) Mit-
es by 13 inciters and is collected in
the form of a stamp. which must be
displayed oa the poster.
Hand organs in France pay $20 •
year, while pianos also pay • tax. $2
for an upright piano, and $4 for a
A woman may not wear men's cloth.
ins in public in England. In France
she may, 11 she ts prepared to pay for
the privilege. The license to do so
costs 110.
Two years ago the United States
put a tax on bachelors. Unmarried
men of over thirty have to pay a
larger income tax than the Benedict'.
About the same time the French
Budget Committee also decided in
favor of a sur -tax of twenty per cent.
on bachelors over thirty years of age.
In Roumania there is a tax on mar-
riage, and one on divorces, graduated
according to the husband*- fortune.
All bicycles are also taxed in Rou-
mania. the fee being $4 yearly.
The tax which in America is higher
than ln any other country hi the
world is that on saloons. These
licenses are very high. In Great
Britain they vary from $72, up to 8300
a year. In Massachusetts you cannot
itell liquor unless you pay at least
81.600 a year. Down in Louisiana, it
is $3400, and there are places where
It rises to 810.000.
Japan in 1909 pi a tax on foreign-
ers living in the country. and then
found treat difficulty in cc:Meeting it.
But Japan is at present one of the
nose heavily taxed countries on earth.
light -wheeled chairs aged s..) much for
travelling --pays $2.60 a month for his
license. and seldom' makes more than
$15 in that time.
If we ever had any doubt about
Germany's intentions. her war tax of
1913 ought to bare put an end to them.
She raised a nee per cent. lery on
the income of people with $2.000 a
year or less, and twenty-tIve on any
Income over 87.600. The Krupp* alone
veld • contribution of 82.200,000. Ger-
many is, we believe, the oily country
where cats are taxed. In Munich and
• few other towns each cat owner
must 'pay 91.26 a year.
RHEUMATISM WEATHER THIS.
But Dedts Kidney Pills Always Help
22.—(Speciall —In these days of sud-
den changes of temperature known to
so many suffering people as rheuma•
tient weather the experience of Mr.
Peter P. Pattereon, well known here.
is of widesept rad interest. He is cured
end he knows the cure. It was Dodd's
Kidney Pills.
'•My trouble came through a cold
and strain," Mr. Pattern:in atates. "1
had hsadache, backache and rheuma-
tism. My sleep was broken and unre-
freshing. I had a bitter taste in my
mouth in the morning, and 1 petspired
freely with the slightest exertion. I
was often dizzy. 1 was troubled with
heart flutterings. I was nervous and
my skin tithed aod burned at night.
After using ttodd's Kidney Pills I
recommend them to everyone who
wants to be cured. Ain seventy-oue
rears of age."
1111PtillOil Street Phone 136
1 RAM IS TURNING
GRAY, USE SAGE TEA
Don't look old' Try Grandmother's
recipe to darkeu and beautify
faded, lifeless hair.
RED CROSS NOTES.
The following bulletin is issued from
the Canadian Red Cross headquarters :
It is • diMcult matter to keep the
troops at the frost constantly supplied
with recent Canadian news- It has
been impossible to devise any moment
for the official distributioe of Canadian
papers on a large *cals. Tbe following
letter, however, from Lady Mabelle
who is in "TIM OtIlles Shop,'
Egerton, siegitter of Lord Rummy.
Hese Douche attOti,Fwance, indicate.*
that the seeding of Canadian papers to
points where Canadian troops are
pamiog through would be one way out
of the difEcultY• •
Lady Egerton says : "I receive •
large 11U111 twr of Canadian papers each
week which are very much appreci-
ated by the men who pass through
this coffee shop. Some of them have
Diver seen Canadian papers elsewhere.
It would be • convenience if Pacb bundle
wars marked pato the area the papers
come from. The Ottawa papers are
mai ked outride, but not the other.. I
get comparatively few Ontario pipers
and the men from Ontario are much
disappoieted. Froin British Columbia
I get a meat many. Sometimes when
I have beard of a large Canadian con-
tingent going through the junction
outride- here I have sent papers out to
meet them."
The best way to ensure that the
Canadian soldier gets his home papers
is for relatives or ftiends to send in-
dividual packets through the mall. Fail
ing that, it might be a good idea to'
each, community to appoint is news-
paper committee to look after its men
in this respect. Thi. is a small matter
which if propetly attended to would
greatly thereat/4e the soldier's comfort.
Bundles of newspapers sent to the Red
Crow' along %till other literature go
to the hospital. and do trot reach the
men in the field. The prevision of
newspapers feer the troop* in the field
is beyond the proper scope of Ned
There is a radical distinction in the
method of welch essing mail to tbe sick
and wounded and those on active tier;
Addreesea fe.r sick anti wounded,
AIN) for men on active servi-e.
Adders** for sick and wounded :
Itar.k Name
No Battalion cireedifte..
(litre Information lirpartment,
Cansdirin Red Cross,
14-16 Cocksper Street,
Address for men on active service :
to) RegitnentAl number
Id) Company, Squadron listtety or
other unit.
FirstIkerr ft/condi Canadian eon -
111 Brig*
tingenti
110 littlish Expeditions, y Form.
Army Poet Office,
London. England.
That beautiful, ma Movie cif Aar*,
stoney hair ma only he had to mewing
• voltam of Sem Tim and Sulphur.
Year hair your sham 11 makes or
mars taw face. When it fades. twill
gray. sertakiell and looks dry, wispy and
ocritaty, joist an applinatioa or two of
Begs sad (telpher enhances its appear --
sass a hundredfold
Dm% bother to prepare the Male . yea
esa pt from any dreg Mont • 60 oat
IMOD 61 "Wyrea's Sage mad Sulphur
(impound: ready to ufee. This ran
always he depended upon to bring bask
lie natural color, thielowes sad Ileatre
se yew hair mei moose &admit,' Aar
ma* Bahama sad falling hair.
NO "may airbstila lell it hes
or soft wl ft and draw
the hair, tatrieg OOP Man
811.4.111 •• • tine; morning the gray
beautifulfy dark
MR. L. LAIIRIlt
Mt Champlain St., Monboal.
"I have been restored to health by
taking 'Eruit-a-tives'. For two years,
I was a miserable sufferer irons Rises -
avail six and Stomach Trouble. I became
very weak, hail frequent dizzy spells
and alien I took food, felt wretched
and sleepy. I suffered from Rheuma-
tism dreadfully, mita ferias in my data
axd POWs sod may heads matins.
A friend 'advised me to try 'Frult-a-
tires' and from the outset, they did me
good. After I had started the second
box, I felt I was getting well aod I
persevered in the treatment. I can
truthfully say that 'Frult-a-tives'is the
only medicine that helped me.
LOUIS LABRIE.
"FRITIT•A-TIVES" is the famous
soedicire made from frail juices.
At all dealers or sent on receipt of pried
by Fruit-btives Limited, Ottawa.
This is an incident witnes-ed only
the day before the laid great attack in
France by an officer who uow lies
wounded in London. -
A board was hoisted in the German
trencher, bearing the lORCI iption—
"THE ENGLISH ARE POOLS."
No one wasted • bullet on such poor
abuse. The board went down and
reappeared with the addition —
"TH E FRENCH ARE FOOLS."
It was Ignored by the Bliti.h. Then
the boatd came up again with A third
line—
"WE ARE FOOLS
A lively intermt was mow awakened
in the hoard. -On ifs hist appearance
it Frore the ineoription—
Worn Worried
Women.
Her Many Duties Affect
Her Health and Often
5he Breaks Down
it II little wonder that there are
merry time in a womair'e life when she
heels in despair. There is no nine -
hour day tor the buoy housewife.
Thete are a hundred things about the
home to keep tor busy from the time
she aziees until it is again bed -time.
What is the result ? Often her nerves
tiadw•y. her good looks suffer. her
become" thin. her digestion is
dt.turbed and her aystern threatened
with e complete breskdown. Every
woman should do all possible to pro-
tect her health •nd goud look., and
these is one way in which she min do
this, and that is by taking Dr. Wit.
ham' Pink These actually
make 'sew, rich hiood, strengthen
every nerve and evety organ, bring
the glow of health to the cheeks and
brightness to the eye. These pills have
done more to make the lives of thous-
ands of women sunahiny than any-
thing else in the world. Mrs. Daniel
very much run down, my blood was
then and widely and I would faint at
the lease excitement . 1 suffered from
headaches and dizziness and often it
'weaned though there were clouds
before my eves. Finally I was forced
to go to bid with weediness. I doc-
tored for six weeks while in bed with-
out receivies soy benefit- Finally I
was induced to tette Dr. \Valium
Pink Pills, and when I had teken ten
oever felt better in my life. I con•
winced that whet, Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills did for me they will do for oth-
ers. and I warmly recommend them
to ell week wernen.-
You can get Dr. Willierns' Pink Pills
from any medicine dealer or by snail
at Cal cents a bolt or six Nix,* for $2.50
from The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co..
Brockville. Ont
orl
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THE MAN
tenet
i Quick Sale of Hour
by Telephone!
inland Facts
Finland an area of 144.249
square mile,. of which creleireventh is
eater on account of the Innumerable
lakes in the interior At Om end ot
1914 its pomilstion arnoeanted to 1.106,
700. divided among eight Lana. or
Governments Of the population of ofilnono of moeboiro too. 14 boody to.
Orand Duchy. Wel OMR ono -sixth cow obey saw. ts. smog on robe
Ilve la the cities. of which throe ars otornech. liver sad bowels Is prompt
oaly fifteen heaving more than LIM M-
bahataets Heleingtors. the WWI
pa, Me • popflallos of 164001
Twenty-five more thorping day be-
fore Christmas. Doeit wait until the
last day.
Leek Motherl If tongue Is *MIA
cleanse tittle bOwtila with "Cali-
fornia Syrup of Flee."
Mothers ean rest easy after Pr*,
"California Syrup of Flga." bereanne la
a tow home all the etompadom waste.
Dont bile aad termentlaig feed patty
moves out of the bowels. siad yea barn
a well. playtel AIM spats.
Rick eltiltirea neadal be emoted to
take this harmless -trio wisku...-
and sere
Ask Your droggist for a Newt hob
costal*. directions for babies, children
a an wpm sad tor grown us*
WORLD WIDE ON THE WAR.
A hat box of strong cardboard and
some red. White and green water -color
paints are recuired to make this doll's
house. A view of it is given in the
picture above, also a picture of the
roof and of the front and one side.
The roof and chimneys are to.be made
separately.
Two large, square openings are cut
out at the front and above them an
oblong is cut on three sides. Bent
outward thls forms an awning that is
painted in red and white 'tripes. A
door is cut In the side and panels and
doorknobs painted on it Openings
are cut in the roof to hold the chtm-
neys and it is painted in green squares
to simulate shingles
The house and chimneys are !mint-
ed red lined with white to eimulate
bricks. White paper pasted over the
windows will look like a shade. After
the parts are made they a -c fab
tened together with paper fasteners.
This opiendid weekly publication is
perfot m mit an unusually important
service to Canada during this greateat
of rill international wars of the world's
history. "World Wide" selects and
mamma to Its readers every Saturday
the ablest articles by the ablest we i ter s
in Itrita'n and America on the war
situation and its consequence& It thus
reflects the current thought of both
hemispheres in those critical times
Eminent men and women all over
the country acknowledge its great
worth. Who can afford to be without
••Altncist every article in almost
every illetle you feel you mould like to
pot •way among your treasures, or
send to some ft iend.'
Subscription rate $1.60 per annum,
or on trial for three months for nnly
26 centa. Mend to JOHN DOUG&LL
& SON, publishers, "Witness"
IflacEcuan Estate
Exclusiv.e agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Any pmetity best all Maple
Mahe% Wood, Hemlock
and Ladling Mader or Pimp.)
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rwordeore TS Of
Easily Made Animal Toys
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A DEALER called the Belgian Relief Com-
mission by Long Distance Telephone
and in five minutes sold 2.000 barrels of flour
for delivery to a relief ship about to sail.
There is no agency that can put the
business man in a position to 'etre the
opportunity like the Long Distance Telephone.
By its aid he often can make his own
Apply the telephone to ode business ;
study ways and means of reducins expense
with the help of Lcng Distance!
Beery Bell Telephone ts
a 1.01t0 Distance Blot Ion
The Bell Telephone Co.
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DO IT NOW!
Don't Wait-Pbone Robert Tait
AND
HAVE YOUR HOtiSE WIRED BEFORE
THE WINTER RUSH BEGINS, AND
MOM Obib THE RUSH 111111111=
All wiriag does by tbs- boost
41 All work guaranteed.
'I Electric repairing of all kinds
promptly attended to, at rea-
.onable prices.
r We carry a complete and up-
to-date line of Electric Fixtures
and Supplies at all times.
Animals. that please the little ones.
are made of canton flannel or plush.
and stuffed with sawdust. Pins with
black heads. beads, or regulation arti-
ficial eyes are used. and bits of
lamb's wool or fur provide the re-
quired hair. A dog and pony are pic-
tured here, made of white canton flan-
nel, also outlines of patterns for cut-
ting them. Each animal is made of
three pieces: the two sides ar.d a
piece to be sewed underneath. This
last aas a slit In it for turtling the
figure right -side out after the pleces
aro machine stitched together. After
it if stuffed this opening is sewed ner
Altnost any animal may be made in
this way.
Bungalow Made of Cardboard
iluagalows aad other toy houses are
made of heavy cardboard hoses. The
picture whom the roof. chisthery, treat
mit co4 side of the Mininlaw Warn
that •te put together, atm the fla-
Wired hems.
The wisdom are cut out sad pieta
white writiag paper pasted dm the
opeelsgs on the insider The wflidloW
gaper sad lathes are painted no this.
boo -I are ein on three skim and
pliaa• knobs painted on then.
Doorsteps. whitlow home and flowerer
shiners. etc- are all panted cm UM
Sat surface.
The Miami M made *overstay,
matted rod. and Itasl with whites
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ROBERT TAIT
Electrician
ELECTRIC' RAYGES and 11E.47ERS .4 SPECIALTY
Office 82—JUST PHONE—House 193
Prepare for Winter
Here are some values you will do well to act
quickly and receive. These special prices are good
Eight Days ally, from November lgtli to November 276
Regnlar 11.50 line of Unlined
Gloves. Sale Price — The
Regular 40c line unlined split
back Mitts. sale Price 32e
Six Ottawa Chief Ax‘. as-
sorted weights and 6ndled
etlithOlete. Regular 11 25.
Sale
One Art Countess Basehurner
Heater. Extra value at $32.54
Four Wood Stores. Brand -
One 6 -hole Steel Range with
warming closet. Extra value
Two Belle Oak Heaters, with
feeders. 14 -inch pot. This is
an extra good heater. Spec-
ially priced at -- 81.7s
For a range, it will always pay you to buy a
"PAlsMORA." LonOst service, easy to operate,
most ple4sing results.
Cow Chains, Stable Forks and Shovels a nd full lint
of Fall requirements.
Howell Hardware Co., Limited
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