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LOCAL TOPICS
Hockey Meeting.
A eteeties of those interested in
b-ekey is Balled toe Monday evening
next, at 8 oclock, at the town council
chambers.
County Council Nest Week.
The county council will meet on
Tuesday next for the last session of
the year. (hie of the important items
of business will be the appointment of
a successor to the late Robert Match
as keeper of the county house of
refuge. There will prohahly hi an
application before the council for as-
sistance swards the recruiting of the
new Huron battalion for overseas ser-
vice.
Section 141 Holds (food.
Rev. E G. Powell. of Clinton, was
in town on Saturday. Rufen .ng to
the newspaper reports of . owe recent
liquor eases. be stated that there was
a wrong impression with regard to
section 111 of the Ontario license Act
(the clause which makes drunken
sees in a nubile place an .•Renee.
This clause. he pointed mit, still bokis
good: in fart. it bas not so lar been
the subject of appeal.
Th. County Judgeship.
The Toronto News announces the
resignation of Judge Ikn•le, senior
judge of Hilton county. The an-
nottnren\eet has given rise to mush
a_
To the
Man Who Buys
Chocolates
w Gartong's G.B. Choco-
lates are a guarantee
a excelerx quality in
attractive, up-to-date
.
We have a fresh stock
t t a variety of fle-
a.. that give sn lrn-
ustaliy large choice.
T. J. SALKELD
Balmoral Cafe Phone 64
REGIS__
YOUP OAS
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conlectnre as to the filling of the va-
can.:y, tet no -information seems to
be available on this point. It is under-
stood that Judge Doyle, though still
vigorous in mind and bo.ty and ca-
pable of rendering further goo.l tier -
vice on the bench. has reached the
statutory age limit for judges.
Liquor Cases.
A rh•ante against Mrs. Johnston,
proprietre.r of the l'olborne hotel, of
selling intoxicating liquor wee beard
by Polk. Magistrate Kelly on Satur-
day. In the course of the evidence it
wits stated that Andrew Calder is the
lessee of the bar and the barn, .nd
Calder adwi.ts.d, atter eecurirg the
pr..teetime of the magistrate. that be
bad sold uhiskey within the past
three months. The case upon which
the cb+.rge was laid was not proved
and Mrs. Johnston was acquitted.
Crown Attotney Meager pro/tended
And Mr. J. L. Killotao defended.
The hearing of es charge against
(Tare Swart' of bringing liquor into
Huron county was adjourned for one
week
Mr. Saunders at Windsor.
\Vint•or Record (Nov. 3ti : Mr.
&kxander maunders, president of the
Guteerirh Organ Co.. Goderich, was
nne of the epakere at the Board of
Trade lunrheon Thursday. He had
not visited tVindror in twenty-Hve year.
and was amazed at the progress mar's.
it was a vision of future greatness. he
said. There were three factors, he
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is in our windows
ILThiS Week
H. C. DUNLOP.
The Rexall Store
E Sesamith. Mgr. GODERIC'H
sen esiel.
akA-w ren 1/11 ' • "-,r •-arae"sr-o-,P -^-"-,,--410 - J..... Jam..
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WOULD YOU LIKE A SINGER
intw 11e
harm* sess.d411.a.m..k
sd.y
None
longw theta.and, t►,
Com-
edies people tsplindenri am sewage .[
A quiet numb wedding took
early Wediesdey rsorwien of
w• ei
ma. Oconee. church, where
VW Lemma third dares►tr of Mee.
ltldwnrel Merkel'. of Warm me. sod Bo-
ws 4 Thomas Watson, son of Mr. end
1. It. Winans, of U,rderieh, were tur-
ned is maerbfte by Rev. J. B. Pother-
Mgham. in the preemies of immediate
retatle.a The beide wore her travel -
/Mg wait of may Maw seep with bat
to mash and erred • bouquet of
WNarf-N .tarsadsoirlide with
maMw gg ,
hair The young couple
left on the O. T.B. 'morning
[Godo. sad Detroit. sail as their re-
turn will reside in Uoderksh. The
Signal jolts with their essay trends
lin fishing thus• long sad bappy life
At the Harbor.
Arrivals at the bat bog this week are
the steamers Urabam, ort Sunday, with
98.0U0 bushels of wheat sad 36,0110
beehsie of oat*: the Yockton, Oe
Moodsy, with 90,000 bushels of wheat:
the Marinas, on Tuesday. with 41,0W
bushels of bare and 76,000 bushels of
wheat : the Midland King. on Wed-
nesday, vetch 30O,000 bushel• ut wheat
of velour grade.. All of Ibe.s boats
(Recharged their cargoes at the Gode-
rleh elevator.
The Mesmer Doric arrived oro Wed-
nesday with a full imago of grain fur
the Big Mill.
The steamer United Lumbermen,
with the barge Jennette, sheltered
ser. from Monday until Wednesday.
These boats were loaded with lumber
from Bent( Inlet to Tonawanda.
Changes at Telephone Office.
A change has taken place this week
in connection with the management of
the local office of the Bell Telephone
Go. Mr. Ileo. Porter, who has been
the manager here practically ever
since the Bell Company opened boli•
pees in (iodericb, and under whole
capatle supervision the hu.iness has
grown to it. present dimensions. is re-
tiring, the Company recognizing his
long-coatlnued and efficient services
by granting him a retiring allowance.
Mr. A. H. McLachlin, who has been
Use acting manager for several years.
is returning to Stratford, and the office
byre will now he in charge of Mr. i4ay
Rombell, of Clinton, who teas former-
ly roonected with the staff byre and is
well known in Godesie-h. Mr. D.
Marks, el the plant department, takes
Mr. Ruunbali'e place in a similar catmi-
nt y et Clinton. •
The Late Mrs. Griffin.
Mrs. G. A. Griffin. whose death, fol-
lowing an extended illness. occurred
at Tercet.) on November 24th, as re-
corded in last week's Signal. was born
at Li.deey about tartness msec= ages -
Her father, the late !1r Porte, died
ssgo.noqq b ars ago, and her another tsar-
tiel,Mr. J. J. Wright. of Goderieb,
now deceased Be.i.ies her mother
and bur husband. Mr. Geist ge A. Grif-
fla. of Toronto, the deceased laves
two saes -Campbell, ref the Army Ser-
vice Oarpr. now at Sb6encliffe. Bog, -
land. and Jack, of Torooto-and two
daughters, Nora, attending Toronto
University, and Jean, also of Toronto
A sister, Mrs. Shaw, resides at Guelph.
The remains were taken to Guelph fur
hurial, the funeral taking place ala
Friday lost. The funeral service was
r•,nducted at St. George's church by
Ven: Archdeacon I/avid.00, after
which for interment took place in St-
George's
LGeorge's cemetet y.
A Double Presentation.
The meinhers of the local staff of
the Bell Telephone Co. a sembled at
the home of Miss Nona Craig. on Tetra-
d evening. in hrdrr to express their
regret at the departure of their late
manager. Mr. A. H. McLacbfin, wh,
MOTHER SUPERIOR
:aye Vivol Creates Strengtk
R,'sary Hill Home, Hawthorne, N.T.
-"I have used Piaci for many run-
down, weak or emaciated patients with
bench t. One young woman was so weak
and ill she 'maid hardly creep to my done
for aid. 1 supplied Vinol to her Liberally
and to a moots 1 hardly recogpizedher.
She Swas strong, ber charming tad
her cheeks rounded oot-"-Molina M.
ALPHONSA LATHROP, 0. S. D.,
Ws guarantee V inol to sharpen the ap-
petite. aid digestion sena the blood
and create strength.
H. C. Dunlop, Druggist, Galeriek
BUY -Rubbers
Rubbers- RUBBERSYOUR NOW !
$1,500 STOCK OF RUBBERS
Is Being SLAUGHTERED at Manufacturers' Prices
The season of the year and the weather now demand you to buy
WATERPROOF FOOTWEAR
- Read the following prices and note savings
Ladies'
Rubbers, best Miter
make. Reviler p
()Dr price 6
9per
pair.,
A aavi ng of 16c,
Men's
Rubbers. finest qual-
ity, 98C.
Regular 11.10 qual-
ity for 89c.
A saving of tic.
Boys'
Rubber., best Boy
Scout and bt i n e r
make. Regular Attic.
Our . le price 69C
per Pair.
Misses'
Rubber. best Miner
make.nlnr 70r.
On sale .7C per
A saving of Vic.
CHILDREN'S, RUBBERS 5.1c. On Bale 43c per pair
Just
Arrived
Lumbermen's Rubbers in all styles
Just
Arrived
COME AND GET THE BARGAINS
O_h`' ea -. Walters 8 Co.
Gola
Shoe Repairing.
T.kpbeee Ifs. 2(11.
Beet Side Sisals Dui Store.
S.eceseers to
J. H. Walesa
Teen Cash
SEWING MACHINE for CHRISTMAS?
A $48.00 one or an ELECTRIC MOTOR will be
gi\en away ABSOLUTELY FREE Christmas live.
Whoctrr comes nearest guessing the number of Bullets in
the jar will get it.
Every 26.: purebaee giver your' gluts.
Get as usury es poeubie and nate sure.
Perfectly welcome to impost the Jar.
Sale of Children's Furs this week at a Big Discount.
Christmas Novelties of all kinds in Work Begs Landp, Landry BaCor-
set Begs, Nigbtgows Caere, Handkerchief Caries, Skirt Caen,
Waist Cases sad other thsoge too etamaroae to meaMM..
Come In and Ret ideas for Christer,
(Offer far One Week -Everyone buying $2 worth of floods will re-
ceive
esoeive a 'L-ic Book on
ruche ngrk Embroidery, Tatting, etc.
Choice of sax Hooks, all
MRS. L. B. TAPE --- SINGER STORI:
SQUAR E
baa bees transferred to Mtratfnrd, lhr
the Gari val of Mr. McLmcbfin the fol-
lowing address was presented to him.
accompanied by a handsome afire'
ring :
Dear f,ised.- A. re bare teamed 15..t ,.a
ar w the eve et roar depsltere tram mor
loam. no. the mssabeeatmf lbs dale( LSM emrw
take ebb o.Vmtaaity •f .rfeera„a'vac sl.'
cern regret at rear removal berths roar a.
seciatlw with as, bath it isobar mil weirdly
ws have always teased ye mesh niters•* sed
agreeable. 1s megrim yy,'s, rillambi wqh
est ace
/mead ▪ tr well as • Madamee fee s amorrtat.. YW}s .
ark mea to accept tbL lig^ t r.a$ as • email
teke. of .demo and •ppser illam We caret
Yea will ease It eat for it. tedr Mak grata. rather M the weird w bkh Vromet• Me subs,
W0,aleetre.t that tomew sew eseessaseat
w futare will bald :salt the ►s4 fox yrs la
the way e( baaelowe..u.er•-. aa41Pn.-p.rit).
Mr. D. P. Nark., of the plant de-
partment, who haa been toaruterred
to Clinton, was made the recipient of
a Na -loos- tiepin. pease'. Met.aehlin
and Masks replied in ere 7 ,•urtshlie
terms. 'h he tenons ter oft evening
WAS spent .n mu -re and dancing. at
the c.,ocio'ion is which all j.,.nrd in
.inning "Fur They Are Jolty Good
Fellows."
Conscription Discussed.
The Canadian Club had its first
monthly sleeting of the season on
Tuesday evening. The suhjret of
't;onseription' was up for discussion.
Dr. W. F. G allow and Rev. J B
Fotberiogbam opened the discussion,
the former advocating, the latter op-
posing conscription. Others wbo
•poke were Messrs. J. E. Tom. Geo,
Porter. Jos. Kidd. R. J. .4 heron,
Wm. Lone, Dr. W. J. R. Holmes,
Dr. H. terrain. Mayne Beret, Cisme.
harrow. Ww. Campbell sad W. H.
Robertsow. 13.- would tab. twVsewtteR
to give • resume of the pants
advanced by the various s',seakers, brit
the limitations of space forhid. On
the whole, cooscripti rep was not in
favor, brit a Dumber of, the speaker,
expressed • desire for some system
that would put in the lighting ranks
those young men who an hanging
about doing nothing in particular.
Mr. Thos. McGllieudtly, of Toronto.
was a visitor and on the invitation of
the chairman addressed the Club
briefly. Mr. J. I.. Killoran acted as
chairman.
Death of Miss Ann McLeod.
In toe posing of Ann McLeod, who
died at her house here on (e'ridsy, No-
vember ]'Jt:th, one of those choice
souls whose chief thought was for
others went to is 'resod. For her
death had nn terrors and was but the
vie ' 01- life immortal. She waw a native
of (iodericb township, being the
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Robert McLeod. She resided on the
family homestead, near Hoimesville,
until about eight years Ag., a hen she
i emoved to (iodrrich to seep house
for her brothers. She bed been in
poor health for the pant tour months,
but ha.t not tern confined to bar mom
until quite lee.utly. Her sufferings
were borne with • patience and re Ig'
D ation which bs ee testimony to her
strong Christian faith She was,' n,n-
sistent..ember of North attest Metho-
dist church and wax alai a member of
Hdweer, kCowneilol ('itoten Friends.
Mbe is survived by one sister. Mrs.
Alfred Tebbutt, of Gadetich township.
and three brother+, Jobn and W illiAau.
of Goderich• and Ang,s, of Clinton.
The tonere! took pore nn Monday and ,
was very Largely attended. friends be-
ing present twin the toen'bir. from
Holmesville and Clinton. es e,.•I1 aA
seamy townsp.opk. If -v. SS'. K Hager
rooductrd the services anal the pall-
bearers were Messrs. :t. J. Cooper. FAA -
word Aetero.n. J •hes sturdy allot John
Tiffin, of Gcderi-b, end Tho', lValter
and Wm. Johnston. of li.rderich towC-
.hip The internment tow place .at
Maitland cerue:ery.
Patriotic Fund Executive.
The •ietutire of the Huron ennnty
branch of the ('anarlien Pat ?Mile Fun•i '
held • sesei,•n of read y three horns on
Msturday les' and dealt with s large
eecumplation of lai.ine..-. $renal
romsuunicatinne fro es the rent r.iI exe-
cutive at Ottawa were pared r.poo
the most important tit whist was a
new set of regulations adapted at •
recent tsl.rtfag. These sawn nosy of
the applications sow ...s.ird N the
county. and the entire ssbdsie of al-
lowances will he revised in a.serdenee
therewith at the nett meting of the
local armmitt.e. All sew applications,
and then were afteea received at the
areeti.g on 9aterday, will be rated
.see►s I'i to the new regulations.
OOAAilaeiisall notilatioo of two wounded
soldiers discharged from service were
reed, relating to .e, t: H. Thompson,
of (ladericb, sad Pte. Slater, of Sea -
forth, and 18.loc.l branch is expected
to endeavor to procure suitable em-
ployment for these omen as soon as
tbey are it for it.
Two families have peen given trens-
eortatine back to Englatnd, and two
families transferred to the care of
other branches owing tc their removal
from this (county. The total member
of families now on the allowance list
for this county is ninety, and the
amount to pay these for the month
ending November 15. f..r which re-
quisition war wade to (Mows, is
11.31).
The next meeting of the branch will
be held on some day while the county
council u io +es.ion, so aa to &how the
members of that body, who are es -
officio members of the executive, to
confer personally with the officers and
see for themselves how the business is
befog trorreated.
1 Why It is bark.
Dr. Jackson ie often asked why
Roman Meal le dark in color ew.rrrlred
with other breakfast foods. It is bme
meet" 15. asauit►vtta neseirlaut- the
grains are not removed when snaking
this cereal food
t)r. Jarkso.'s Roman Meal consists
of the whole grain., the dark parte 1M
well se the light. It is the vias
nourishing food known to .eie.e..
Gomm. teed to relieve constipation, or
your moery hack.
Do not stir atter making R.>maa
Meal poraedge or you spoil it.
like and rilc at grocer+.
Try the ready -cooked Roman Meal
nuggets. Yew may .often o hem with
boiling water, drain and add milk, or
serve with hot milk or cream.
Ned* by Roman Meal t'o-, Toronto,
Headgnartrrs tor pure home-made
taffies-Blackstone's, phone :'NI.
11 'beet lfannah, charsr'er imper-
sonator. will le with the Forest City
Male Quartette at Victoria street
Methodist -church on December 11th.
Cf him The L,ndon Free Pre.+ aye :
"He scored • triumph. His character
conceptions were cleverly executed
throughout. and while beinging out
all the humor of his lighter and ensue.
ing recitations, yet Mr. Hannah was
equally ,ff,rtive when more of the
tragic and dramatic was required of
him.
Winter Teens Opens January 3rd
TORONTO, n\ T. 1. r se itaisnt .s. "Canada'.
thth-rival.. Cenimi.rclal 'tubed.- rM lwd►w•-
nem 1. ab.ha:ell 11-o- 1..e, Write t Mir fur
stir eata1rtw, gat.. new.
The Fernier's Weekly Sun i• not a
party hack. It drab with all public
questions fearlessly and it deals with
these questions ft the .taudp.rint of
what it cor..iders the first interests ot
the farm, believing that the interests
of the farm are identii 11 wi'h the in-
terests of the country as a whole. A
journal of this class should here •
place in eery farm home. Viol can
get it in combination with The Signal
at 81.73a year.
1f it'. quality you're seeking visit
Ssikeld'r. We sell the higte.t quality
lee cream and mire?' i•.nery. Just try
them and sure as lata y•ru'll order
runreat an ratty oriel Order+ de-
livered. Phone tit.
CRAY HAIR BEcoMES
DARK, THICK, GLOSSY
Look years youngest Try Crandon's
recipe of Sage and Sulphur
and nobody will know.
Ahmed 'Terye.r knows that floe, Thr
and Sulphur. properly compounded.
brie. hock the natural color wad lustre
M she lair wMn faded. streamed er grey :
ales ends daadrnR, itching eea:p sad
tier 1.11iag lair. Yearn ago Ow .nty
wry lis gut !Lb mixture will to woke it
at kernu wink is mosey and troa:ble-
Cana4fa'a t..ading School of east rima
nese re opens fee enrolment foe
the Winter Term on Monday,
Jan. 3, 1816. at
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGEI
,)W EN 110C'1t11to`tT
L'neseMNd memo er digits. *oleo,
gmtaarr and Ty, -orae . ':8 ei per
bs.t l.siase« hes.m. wt. 4.1 sr, ens
tles*ealta eve.; -..s-e-day
t w*1 rr ? era t• berries. e. r' lit ty
le arm t... rr»
C. A. II.1.MI'O, f.t'.A., Pnn teal
.. 11. I I. K M 1 vet, esere.ar..
vNs i8 t ebse cry. M 'n all wi-
mgr c fns orY sloe
Nowadays we .staph ask at any .:rag
stn. Ise "Wyetk's Mine and Sulphur
C Moro will got a ar l
tree about Ce) amts. •
- twit std. famous recipe. lesaass w
we pseibly tell that con darkened
your Mk, deft it so naturally sad
Ye ddunes • am L
tft
Irani with It sad draw this t1roogk
year bail, telt* see small Nerd at a
tars by merahlg the gray hair diaap
petite. gid atter awetber rpetieatiun er
tyro, ?OW hair instar•e bran'.ifelly eat,
thin sod Mousy and you k' ' }yarn
algal
maim
OF CANADA
Co-operative
Saving
is facilitated and en-
couraged by the open-
ing of a Joint Savings
Account In the names
of Husband and Wife, Father and Son, Brother and
Sister, or any two or more members of the family.
Esther can deposit or withdraw money at will, and
the Interest accrues to the credit of both.
w
Ask the Manager for full particulars.
Goderich Branch -F. WOOLLCOMBE, Manager.
PERSONAL MENTION.
M4. J•e.ts w.*•, sf i_.sd"...prat 8s.day
Galt M••daf at Mr ksm. herr.
irr Hob. Clark has limed Mkt lOral •tae w
Eke Calm beak or is.tar risk.
Mtwm (lark aid Redd, of (a relax, vee
e.a.t• et Rev. J.11: aid Mr• reed over Sunday.
=Mr. Rabin leask.r len .s slat urday for New
T.rk, termed a few day. Uwe before .ainrg
her nsem.M far tae "Oster.
Mr. mead Davis hs. rermr,,ed from M. farm
at serum.•, AJbersa. He 5.-perte good ores+
a t Resp.. b
eoisdile. generally In time
•
W W,.r Homed : Mr. art n. Asea. 8ass-
dere, u/ Haearieb, are Me r4. er Hr. and
Rm. C. W l'adw•U. thielll•••II(• areae and
n n.. boulevard
Maars, Alas Ptrd a..1 1 bus- Jo& tri red
••e. et the Kees, a.d Wingka marble
~kik were N tree tk(• work norther a
n....mwt at the Mattl.•d cemetery la mam-
ury a( lar late'Mr...\. M Polley. ;Ir. bad 1e
• Rearm et Mr, Albeit iter•vo., of Jelin.
aid waited ptea.ure with budafe by making •
brotherly tan.
"Hie work is very pleasing and
without affectation. He was forced to
Answer loony recalls." This is what
The tat. Thomas Journal my* of Robert
Hannah, elate. Leiner. who will be at
Victoria street church, Thursday; De.
cember 9.
t
Next to an actual %tilt a port'-ait
sent to the folly at borne or these•
rrlatiae, who care most about y...
will be welcome 'nil Ki.e the Karat -
ret plrotorr.
'Make the aPlanntmrnt today,
The Sallows Studio
•
SMITH'S ART STORE
Extraordinary Offerings of Art Needlework
Special Reductions
i •
CUSHIONS
Hand embroidered in 'silk. oblong and square shapes, in floral,
conventional and croeR-stitch designs: Complete with
forms, $5 00, for
ma 1 •KAIFR
$3-1S
Embroidered in colored silk, on linen, oatmeal sloth and bur-
tap, tR,-h$, for --1e-.. _ .5*
"Il-inch brown linen and oatmeal Centres, embroidered in
colored silk, floral and conventional, $10.00, (or... *S/
::cinch red poppy Centre, t.mbroidered in silk, $15.00, for $1I
Embroidered Night Colin -s, Boudoir Caps, Tower, etc.
Everything in Christmas Novelties to work.
Hurry up! Christmas will soon be here.
THE
MODEL THEATRE
FORMERLY THE LYRIC
THE HOUSE OF REFINED PHOTO PLAYS
FEATURE PICTURES EVERY NIGHT
NEXT TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY, something •:ve ail
know about;
"SCANDAL"
in five parts.
Be sure and see the ntv.tery of "THE BI.aCK BOX.' solved on
Thursday night, December 9th. Inst episode.
"BROKEN COIN" and "EXPLOITS OF ELAINE" are
math thrilling serials.
ADMISSION 1Oc and Sc
IR -
011 OU are incited to attend ! the
!lilt; openng cl he Bowling Alleys
ill
iI
_
in the basement of the Pastinte
Billiard Parlor : . : •
There is no indoor game that equals
Bowling for Health,
Exercise, Recreation
"Bowl ing"
Tits Busy Man's Health Regulator
Q Bowlers never ;:et ,lmp.cn,lr itis Q Bowling. in un.urp.lwd
recreation. q Bnwitng cures stomach fag Q Bowling. n ten
strike in exercise is Bawling. the hest indoor enjoytncnt.
r
44.4 Aii1agr/lie!- One hour -e bowling. One hour at bowling,
(►a. beer. howli'.g Tin e..v pl.n Time well anent,'
' Relleves indigestion. Tn n•ske the w. rid An amusement
A beak kr man. innocent.
III I Cele 11is.g ad e.jsy yegnelf. F. H. WOOD, Prop.
..mss•._.._.