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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1915-12-9, Page 6E , Da( tunas g, Ula Purity! Purity!Purity! The one dominating note that runs all through the making of Sunlight Soap is Purity. The $5,000 Guar- antee you get with every single bar is not a mere advertisement. It marks a standard set for the buyers who select the choice Sunlight Soap materials—for the soap boiler—for the expert chemists—for the girls, even, who wrap and pack Sunlight. All are mindful of the Guarantee —it is a source of gratification to all the Sunlight workers. Su.� i ht a i 55% - 4 oap 7 1THE TOWN mUNQL EMPLOYMENT TO IDE SWJAID FOR RETURNED SOLDIERS. Recruiting fee Now Huron floatation Discussed—Arrsvaftes ,f 1914 Taxes Capt. John McDonald'• Request for Grant Voted to Him in 191 1 —Other Matters Oa fore air. Count tl at Its Regular Meeting. boat the matter was sew bereave alai about/ se be • oemmiMte and they �a� to thet Bases Oeteusillor Wilma moved is uummibieseespiesset that the temiliw he ailier While thought Kwee a dmattar ter twit yeeee anew ea M Mal with. Cie to a the anteminsot R res •esus that It wee a lot e!t}allk furor eweommeediae t The Somme a' .0 bar at ..oswsW be pail sad nkat f�a+mmbbe paid os the Ills great .t the petals library }, 1 . God. bele Mfg. Co.. rregrheiastt-- ing that the emsocid •py°lot valu.tem 'Wien the plant and reported that they W frond It wasyet complete aged reeminiarded toot the appointing of valuators be left over until the o•mp•ay seines the council that its plant le comfrl.te aced as operstioa and that the mealtimes of the bylaw have hew complied with. The ieport wee adopted. Oowaeilk'e McClinton istroduc.d the matter el doting vomMbiee definite with reseed to amassing recruiting in the new Huron Battalion. Other members of the council took part In the disee.sioa and it appeared that an unfavorable impression was abroad as to the recruiting officer ha appointed. inta it was rumoured tile[ he rs- tion of going forward foe active see- vice. ervice. Some of the councillors were of the opinion that Pte. Geo. Thompson should have been giros the position of reeruitio oMcer. the t•noKr Wigle introduced matter of finding empiormeet for reterned.aoldiers. While the need fcr employment was not immediate. the Mayor shared the opinion that the ratter should be looked into and the council bold itself prepared to meet any need which might arise. The nutter was sent to the special COM - The regular meeting of the town .pem.i1 was b.ld os Friday *realm. With the e=r.ptioo of Lieut Proud foot all the ..embers were present. Reports from the trea,uter, the street Inspector. the cemetery sexton aad the tau collector were protested and v.ri- °wily dealt with • Mayer Heid stated be was in receipt of a large amount of eorre.posdese• from the Reeves of the various m ral- cipalities of Huron county relating to he the formation of tsew Huroa Bat- lalion. the irl and any councillor nes or other Dorso e at it at behove. liberty peewee A request from the Heti T.hpboas CO- for p.romMaios to erect five poles os SO tiewge s Crescentw reals as. on motion, granted, the poke at the pleasure of the council. Mr. John Newcombe applied for permission to store &btog nets in the town freight sheds at the harbor. Be was willing to pay for t. a privilege. The matter w.. sent to the barba committee with power to act. A tender from Mr P. R. Elliott of $15 for rectal of ware town lots near Victoria school was the subject of much discussion and the cause of a division in the council. Councillors mitten to report. le wanted ma• Moser and 1'altridge were of the spin- Councillor R int pat fir* to roan& awry erased 1914 Moa. O-Btatar Clamp - WI w• ppages �ytst�.the eatt end said the anger' a few alspaw Maar) lid take stop be mimes payment. L...ow NOM to be paid M the Whin lid Orme fus& mita mush time es the dMwtsren ase sold was earned. Maya Maid pea Med a peewee from O.pt. lobo Melds Old fora great d UM whisk was voted him is 1911 be the purchase el .04th.e beet. he tiaviag lost W r Lake Berea. The minute boot woe marebed and It wee & we that web a great was nether - Mai to be used is f1MM peeroleass esb000.r. 1t.ev that O&M. Me - Donald has F.ar.8 a Sables boat sad some of !.►m eoandllere were sot sew that the provisions of the dame ones lag the grant had been mot. Tis whettet was seat to the leases com- mittee to report. Bylaw No 1d, to borrow WOW by the isms of anteater,. far the Caia- diss patriotic food .ad the Sickish Bed Ores 1wsd. wee gives the serer ssry somber e l r sdiw9s and firmed. lis council thea adjoin -std. 1 LONDON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC SCHOOL OF ELOCUTION, LIMITED UNPRECEDENTED OFFER OF SCHOLAR6HIP AND PRIZES. Write for Particular" LOTTIE ARMSTRONG. F. LINFORTH WILLGOOSE, Registrar. Mas. Bac. IDcnelml ?riscipst. [iddress:_354-6 Dundas St., London, Ont. 1 REO CROSS NOTES. Anyone who wishes to pia ea idea of the expenses which the Red CMOs baa t0 meet sbosld commit the leas- era' ase,era' report of any hospital. A first -clam modern hospital respires elaborate ssisetISc apparatus of all kinds. In all its •ppoiuttneota it seeds the beet that mosey can buy or elm its wort is • failure. The fret that the new general hospital in Toronto. with accowtnodati,n fora few thour •ad patients, cost is the neighborhood of ild.M000 will sire some idea of tbe task of the Canadian Red Cross, which has to provide fur tens of tboosanda of patients. Perhaps a Loge put of the general public is of the Impression that Rad Craws work is only hurried relief work. requiting is the way of equipment only a few yards of handsome, a parcel of *pilots, a few stretchers, bearers and motor ambulances. The equip• shoot of firs ' .id is. it is true, note tabor- ets., but it .Mould be remembered that eo.veyiog the wounded trout the firing line is costly for beginning of Red Cross .tensity. The wounded .+Wier has to be nursed hack to health His iojuri, are such as to need lbs utmost polo .ible pnfeetion of surgery. Toe Red Cross ^aoDot provide proper medical attestiJD except with all the apparat- us of s perfectly appointed bo.pital. YOU cannot cur. wounded .gluier• any q..re .ibespiy than you On .cure say other chi.' of men. False medical economy means thousands of avoid- able deaths. - In the rear of the coloesel armlet sow locked in terrible combat, thous- andsof hospitals are oseded, each with M pet fret equipment. The expenseof the is enormous, bat it is certain. .l..rre an thing., that the wounded needier has is mom Aerie mese, meow form of tuitional or individual wealth. The Red Crus must bre supported and m.untainrd in the greatest, polo sitiie.tate of efficiency. Ln eveys.e alto is disposed to make n low anti - mate of its financial needs make seems .aquiries as to the coat of tunnies am bospital, and then multiply that seem by 10,000 or more. H. will then have a striking sritb- reeti l pros of. the gigantic financial burden of the Rd Otosapoeiety. Th. Train Oe Lux. of Canada -- ..,,.,-._....••t•••-••••••••C•••••••••••t••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Chants of Liberty • • IV • •• • • • • •• •• •• i • •• •• •• •• •• •• • This book sells at :ents a copy. It is offered free of charge to • all Signal subscribers whr jay their subscription for 1916 in advance. •• •• • • Subscribers remitting for 1916 will kindly state which they • want- National Songs or the Calendar. • • The Signal is the same price as heretofore—$lino a year when • paid in advance. Let us have your subscription early and • make' sure of on�ee of the premiums which we offer this year. •• • • In remitting subsce :rs will please not send bank cheques, • • • • • but either money c rs or postal notes.• • PnntmgCo:'ted•1 The Sal• • • The Signal offers readers a neatly -bound. musical folio of sixteen pages entitled "National Songs of the Allies," giving the words and music of the British, French, Russian, Belgian, Serbian and Japanese national songs, in addition to the Canadian patriotic songs, "The Maple Leaf" and "0 Canada." The National Songs of the Allies are all set to piano music, with the words both in the original language and in English, making a, very desirable collection. If the subscriber prefers, he (or she) may instead of National Songs have a pretty 1916 Calendar. • • •• •• • •• • •• • ThiDrive.Isoft THE BIG SELLING -OUT The Grand Trunk's ioternatbnal Limited, the premier trsio of Canada. is endorsed by everybody who has ever had the experience of riding on it . It leaves Toronto .1 O.W p. m. .very day the year, Arriving at London tt.Sa • m I p.m., Detroit ria Eft p.m. and Chicago !t.ID a.m. following morning. Best electric li jhted rquipsoeni, including Pullman t Nervation library and Puli- man desiring -room compartment ,leeping cars and high-grade cloches to Chicago, diniaq-car Tenant•. to Lon- don and parlor library car Toronto to Detroit. Morning train leaves Tiwoot>, AOl a M. daily. arrives London 1l.ttfi Detroit 1 45 p.m. aid Obiea90 11 10 p.m. Parlor cote ear and first-c1•as oacbee on this train. Ar additional Vesture in confection with the expellent service offered by the Oracd Trunk Railway is the last train out of Toronto in the everting at 11.1• p.m.. &slitting Detroit a.3) a m • • • •• •• •• • • •• •• •• • • • •• •• •• • •• • and Chicago 3.90 p.m. dilly, assuring important connections with principal trains for Western States. Slectric- lighted Pullman bleeping ears V• De twit and Chicago. Double track all the way. Berth reerrvatinns and full informa- tion ea application to (bead Trask ticket *Deets. • 1/10••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••0114 Aching Hearts. - .M1 seems gayety at a ball. Yet I suppose many a lady who is dancing bete tonight has • heart that is aeh- Tos. or • couple of earns. —Louis - vis OourierJnuraal. The dietinguiwbed-look in* lady step- ped from the train, and was Making for the station exit whoa a polite pewter rushed after 8... touched hie .spy and 'relabeled : -Hansa., Miss rt •'Tee. very' .b. netek-witd.dl7 , OWL as she yawed as with • thea taflla smile. a YOUR MILD II osoY► sir OOIsrit tb Lea Ikaaert .as i�e 011811. WI Moe fal Mar liviaa Sampala at Pim" beasera a _— bows all the eieflpad•tlp mesas. war bee ttal Armeatl-s land wady asoesS oat at wk- bawls. sea fen bare a wax ,1lwfttl heti/ t ldlrwiw tame- M timed M W- tlMa barmier "bei ren -Dawe• btl■Isww Ott twatlawai leap a hirer 8. awes law Isom as •sues as *a pYew„ b,, *.ren ase boweb 1a P ant ma a ro h Irr .e.. tor a slime ba. 11 . of -c taf.rel. Orme el PM.- wblab eilishiess 1 baberto of • Nam ma Sit areampaaa LE IS IN FULL SWING Each day since opening day of the sale the store has been crowded with customers who have taken loads of Hardware which they needed. By looking ahead they have saved themselves many dollars. There are hundreds of dollars worth of the beat Hardware not touched yet, but of course the very thing you want may go at any minute. We advise you "NOT TO DELAY." The time in which we want to close up is getting short and Christmas is near, so come along. This IsYOU R Opportunity EVERYTHING IS BEING SOLD AT Marvellous Prices [HERE ARE SOME SAMPLES : 6 assorted Snaps ... 5c 1Oc 34c 15C-lii,9jg T9 -...e.,4,4 ra ... ;r 6Sc Dog Collars . $lo.00 Scythe Grinder,with scythe carrier, and two emery stones +.. . • - - Grindstones, worth &oc to goc • - 25c arc Blectric-light Bulbs. • . ..,tae-... .-• .10c 5t: Mouse Traps, 2 for ' Sc 6 lbs. Cut Nails IOc 3 -pint Granite lea Pot. 18c 4 -blade. buck -hone. brass -lined Pocket Knives ....35c $1.59 53.00 $2.00 Snowshoe' $..00 •. .. $3.25 ._ .i .... , .52.59 Beat [sake, Wine sad outer 1 only Cistern Pump 65c Ladies Mirror.... ........ • •.• 4oc Window Screen job Potato Sprayers Smokeless Powder. per lb. Sc Window Locks 52.00 18c 34c 51.00 25c 27c 34c 40c 4C 1 Express Wagon, regular 53.00 35c Shaving Brushes 5oc Spirit Stoves 1 Detroit, 2 -burner, Vapor Stove.... 56.00 i,po lbs. Binder Twine :13.00 We have eight excellent values in second-hand Stoves i -ton Scale 519.00 1 CIA.* Root Fork 14 -inch Horse Rasp, English make Si oo Brick Trowels..... . 52.50 dozen Table Knives 5oc child's Knife, Fork and Spoon 20C Nut -Cr ickers 15c 6oc package Weatherstrip.... ... 42c All -white Nevada Teaspoons, dozen 51.45 ... . "38c 42c 51.80 3 2c 38c 5oc Sponges 35C 6 Granite Tea Kettles, extra good valueiIt-$4.5o.89c 53.90 Inc 67c IOc IOc Sale price S5.00 Clothes Wringers........ Dog Muzzles, each 3 95c large galvanized -iron Snow Shovels 6 lbs. Paris White, for whitewashing 6 lbs. Copperas tor (this is.teelisat for dieiafseti0D) We have several lines of good Barn Door Hangers and Track, at bargain prices. Also T and Strap Hinges, Buttc, Screws, Bolts, Nails,etc. Paints, Varnishes, Finishing Material, Wall Finishes, etc. All at cut prices. Look ahead and buy your spring requirements now and save money. Remember we have given notice to the owner of the premises that we Intend vacating December 31st. 1913. Sale continues in full swing each evening. liowell hardware co. 'Plume 57