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Home My WebLink AboutThe Signal, 1919-12-11, Page 14et Thnr,.d,iv 1M .•n t:• t!119. ' " rNII a UIIIUIIIII a MUNI a s 111111W111 Minn a IU01111 Smith's Art Store N 1♦ , N EEE eh yip •• .. ` - , .. • has a splendid assortment of Christmas Gifts suitable for everyone. BEAUTIFUL AIT PICTURES ENGLJSR CHINA in Royal Doulton Aynslcy, \Vedgwood and Minton DAINTY JAPANESE GOODS EMRROWDERED CUSHIONS AND RUNNERS LEATHER GOODS Ladies' Strap Purses, Tray riling Cases, Playing Cards in cases, etc. 011, LADIES' FANCY COMBS and other hnes taw numerous to mention. Jed come in and we will be pleased to show yes all our pretty &imp. East St. Phone 198 Smith's Art Store Every [light 1 ramp a mmIUIIUII ■NININN * N'NTM ix r MARTIN'S CLOTHES Are superb in style, they hug the neck, fit with comfort, and because of the best tailoring and finest materials —wear long. F. H. MARTI Y9 Tailor Goderich - - — Ontario is ortb1gIpNUN4M111NIUIlU0M111111111111111NItWINI111110 UIIUNIAiInb a PI THE LAST 'CALL s es 1 a Just a final word bdore Christmas Our Christmas Oranges are here. We have them all prices, Soc to $i.00 per dozen. MIX NUTS Almonds, Walnuts. 8ra7il, Hickory and Peanuts Mated 40c a pons THE CHRISTMAS PUDDING We have all th`e necessaries to make it complete. FOR DESSERT Table Raisins, $Sc a pkg. Table Figs, 40c a Ii. MIX CANDY Boti Bons in boxes E ` F We wish everybody a Metrry Christmas MMW MMMI MOM § ROBERTSON & MAIR F" 'Phone 164 'I >rIPMMIU NNTINUIIIM IINIgIgp IIMIUUIMTINUMETTN Save Fuel and Food EGGO Baking Powder -O Baking Powder Co., Lhalad Hamilton, Canada rsiNrwgaet, rR w wears a....s5 • IIIRIVTMAa costes but Mee a year. Chrktmme roses but one. • year.' shouted the aro area as they hurried dews stain ea Clair. MSS amoral ng. Their daddy asd mother tele lowed sad Mar Nog tee, - - "Clrlstmas eeet•a but once a year!" From the stairs they mould see the library with the aria Just started. There was • big tree all trimmed! Aod under sad @rotted 1t then were Just the thisga they alt had been wsltlag ter, and a Int of Mier tress they had evicted. Oh. bow beautiful It wasIt looked to the children as if It cosida't he real •ad It seemed to them as If they must be dreamlag—as tf all this wo.- d.rtal room, filed with preaeats and sleeking@ sad everythlag else that was Ise, could not bo real atter all. Bat they had thought this way on ether Christmas days mad they bad sot been dreaming ow other Christ- mas miming,. To be sure they dream- ed of Chrtstnias before c'brlstmaa Mile but they didn't dream of •my- th's( seedy so wonderful as Christ- mas always was. There were tour ebll'tALees and Betty and Robbie end Mlle, There, le the tester of the library, was the big tree. It was covered with candles and though It was daylight the roadie, were !lighted and des^ shades palled down sou to make tel tree took Its very beat. Aad too. It easel se vary bright at that hour. for they were always up very very early am Chestiest morels,. They began to see the things en the tree they had a.ked Santa Clans for. and then they looked to see If be had takes the motes they had wrltt.s fur him wishing him a Merry Christ- WIS. sure enough! He had taken them. They wondered If he had been pleased ANNOUNCEMENT We are pleased to be aide to inform the public that we are now in a position to supply any quantity of hard coal in all sires. Also any quantity of soft coal for domestic use. We Irish to extend thanks to our customers, who hater been t-ery patient during the stress of the coal shortage, and now that it has been relieved we will give our old-time service and prompt delivery. The Saults Coal Co Phone No. 75 H. J, Saults' residence W. W. Sault.' residence No. 246 No. 202 'Chrlatnw Comes Or Ono§ a Year!' asd they hoped very mach that he had. All Hese thoughts west througb their salads very quietly and thee they began to say, "Ali," @ad "ted," sad "ln't It wonderful." and "Lookr 'Well," asld their daddy. not ul Mt dew. sad leen at all our presents" The eat dews es Ike door. Aad each one took a stecklsg which had bee. beagles 1. treat of the m..tel piece. avert' atecklag was well f11ed. Aad esti stotklag start amt queerly - se that lie IN could guess what was r It. What a guessing match there was bebre they emptied the Mockl.ge— Juit to keep the surprise a little leer er. ter they had as Idea that Santa Masa wasted them to be as surprised as possible And wham they did ,ascus what was Is sole se the Meetings It mesa sorb teat After the stockings bad bees looked at asd the oranges and apples had roiled oat of the toes. the presents were takes frets tb. tree. Tie molly eases avid easily aelm•la add the decorations were kept on. ter the ready would be esten later its and the deeerstte.s would be kept through He Christman .easea. There were meay presents .rnued the foot of the tree. Aad now theyi tree that they weren't really dreams big. They wen malty. reedy allre. sod this was rHJly. really Cloisters Ie rytbl.g &bout 1t was real and Melr permute were real and they Were wide awake and beginning to fool boagr/. for they' hadn't waited have breakfast fret They ate le.- tes wedertr swages •.d 'arbor emu to daddy: 'Dear ms, I wt* I could rind big Mire .eraser Ulm Matta Class does. Mee a better drover than 1 ear Aad their daddy laughed gad veld. "Rees a smart .Id renew. erg bard So rat ahead et him. Aad eras If we teat dad such peed .nages we get !hear eery year tbr.se% Ile refe- ree r 'Vs's the dearest seal is all the w.sid•' said Limy. '1sacept the tam- -men wS.dertld.' said Betty. "and eb ear d.ftl. le se .doublethe gave sr Jest t1. Wad 1 sated for.- 'Re's or."9 e u a weeder." said Rohr. sad MIMn together. sad How every..• Met Ma .r her Mea,. e.d M ceded AH ted Mar 4-1014111, Mall mg one* 111100rns gamma but sass a 'seer ONCE our news�l•pers were divided into three clasaes 'Grit "- Tory" and "Inde- • pendent." In the case •of" 'Cflt" And "Tory" papers, if you knew what the party • policy was, you always knew what they were go- ing to say. The "Independent" paper usually died. Then came The Toronto Star with its .Ingan. " Newspaper, Not An (Irgan." That slogan used to cause smile•.. lint, as the years pas..ed, its significance was apprse' eiated. The Star does not Care touch about who wins elections. It rare. a great deal about wtinnigg cess.. And it is a ntiteworthi\ thing shoot the .•auaps advocated by The Star, that most of them have been adoptees and incorporated into the laws of the community. Herr is a paper that, if it i, giv- ing a Government general support, does not wait to see what that Government is going to say (it do on any particular issue, before et- presxing itself. The anxiety is sometimes on the part of the (hot• eminent, to know what The Star is going to say. In buying The Star tenth may be Burr you are getting exactly what 6te phrase says—" A Newspaper, Nnt An Organ." You are getting a live paper full of news, full of ideas, entertaining, informing, stimulating- in short you are get- ting CANADA'S GREATEST NEWSPAPER Whereother pia Darr content with merely` recording then news, The Star eh itches that news in brilliant style, so that the reader gets the Upon -interest side of every story and understant s the inner ineaning of things that would otherwise be oi►.weure. The Star is aa tench a "Wr *n'a" paper as a man's . , Women like it, not merely for the Departmen which are devoted ezelusively to women's inteaeabs -hwt.. also for its t and entertaining way of presenting a11'the news. ' ' \ The Star 'is always in the forefront f regressive ' tiiorlratents-- supreme in .pods—a believer in the ulivills ee of �bitwso—i—r—a live newspaper full of news and full of interestingillustrations. Three' months' trial subscription will put you on friendly ries with this grrat- My of daily papers—and will cost ]ot�olit] $1.$; for 6 mouths' sebseription-p.00 for a year To Publishers. Toronto Star. Toronto:ti Naar Hirst i1.awe entev a..a .irMCrlbat N The Twemb Mer fed' mune 49 dor furs$ I • ?Van'. gm" i addfellt-- •101 - r which please find ee'loned stamps or `L. ...,,...... �... .... ........ plew its plainly, end 'say uilrsingv Mr.. Mrs, Mks, Or Nov r Mlam .IS. Merle's Aid -tea. All simmer of sneer trades Isar - OA la Paris. Oae was in as lustros- tor et owls, earlier of canaries. U ear has a parrot that is to be tutored. N W may at oar *Vela He services et as Isatr.stor for It. Some et these Weisberg tabs birds here to beard add 1s.trsel, bat It tit* owner pre- fers. orb a teacher will erne to the house. errata.' with him a wa11- tralned alagar or talker, as the case may be. to be pmt is the Cage with the pupil. Other Parl•1•aa dseste thesatlt/r to the rabies of bird feed. At ear time the iabatitaste et a eertalu quarter were alerted by •• 1•e. - 'amble trv/taU.a et the skim. All u p sad dews ore attest people were scratchier theeaselves term atorshg to elgbt, rad ibis ladled till the dwellers la that quarter looted al- most lite a crews of Wpers. r. - sir the autb.rtiles lasted fate tie matter sad d.ewrrad that the M- isr et a orris Mam'aelle Mlles wees the tare of the dl�eulty. Me was a resile • f amu, or, more strictly apostles, a rarer et mate' eggs for the tatters] of Tres pheseaats when tbo pollee visited her tstabllgba.eet the, e.e.uateamel a woman 511 years ofd. of a most torblddlag aspect. tier face and heads were aa eompletely fanned as It they had undergone dressing by a skilful currier. The work had bee■ dose by the bites of the eats. Wirt the attacks of whkh she had pro- tected the rest et her parer by wear - lag a dere cult et leather. Thus preteeted, she slept la perteet secur- ity, aurre.aded by .arta fell of her lively merebaadlse. The vale of the pollee seemed tie her ea outrage. bet, say what eta Weald, M.m'Mle Marie was sews - pelted to tramper( her Marilee es- taWiahmeet est .t the city. It ap- peared ♦peared that ahe had eererrepeadsmla is maay part. of Prato amid mosiirla daily ee0Msrmaata. tom was proud .t her briars er prolfmados, as atm called It, add triad a ready gkarhet for all the eggs she oriel termer. iheriers R is a blvd ,Mag es Wises le Aalatmaa add si ret N mom • Is a Mood Mai M be alk M SOD OM Brig d re basal, Alla baa awe, srtirld wMlat MImp show faMtl 111111111 l a ow ---+r p.baevlbe for 'The Slp•1 New Girls! Your hair needs a little "Danderine"--that's all! When it becomes lifeless, thin or loses its lustre; when ugly dandruff ppears, or your hair falls out, a 35 -cent bottle of deHghtful, dependable "Danderine" from any store, will save your hair, also double it's beauty. You ten have nice, thick hair, toe, •