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THE SIGNAL -
GODERIOH, , ONT.
The Carpets You Throw Away!
They are the ones we want to have for you.
No ',titter how old, how dirty, how dilapi.
dated, by our pat.*; they can be woven into
Velvety
Reversible Rugs
that are good enough for the most
elaborate home.
You won't realize how good these
rugs really are until you see their
beauty and (vel their softness under
your feet.
Siad .s Ibis .henries -est with our
mow e.4 Wrest for • fry Loynd
*KA fi.0 iapewatlee.
Tie a rope around the old carpet and
send it to
The Canada Rug Co.
NI Carling Street. London, Canada
Bac' Better Baking
-ba •
PURITY
FLOUR
HIGH PA-1E4T-- -
QUALITY •
Mo
A dependable
Hour for all your
baking.
r read
and
Better E"read.
Vattern Canada Fleur Millis Co., united
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puarry Mout
*SU*
PURITY FFC00
ss.
r
y not put a Vi rola in
our home this Chri mas?
The musical instrument that e ery one
can play ; that every one can affor
It's remarkable variety of music and e ertain-
ment gives pleasure to every one, ttfnd its won
tone is a delight every day in the year.
"His Master's Voice" Records make ideal gi
New records out I st of each month.
Come in today and hear this wonderful instrument and
-Wild out about our easy term"
Ifeintzman & Co. Pians, Christmas
Cards, 'Folders, Toy Books, Leather
Purses and Handbags', Fancy Stationery,
Art Pictures,
James F. Thomson
The Music Store
NILE:.
Moeda}. Nov. 213)•
Mrs. Wilson has had the pleasure
of a visit f Sir. and Mr,. Jaeobw►n
and fatally, of htabo. Sirs. Jar.doa.n
is Mrs, leVilgni. daughter and Is eu-
joying this visit to h..Wr•, fhr• first lu
eleven years.
yr. and Mrs. Dodds and family are
getting iiet-ly settled in their home.
Nally changes Iia taken place *Ince
they lett here, but their return is a
pleasure to all concerned. Mrs. tt-tu.
l;ral:uu i• also all addition to Nile,
to whew we extend a very cordial
welcome.
Mr. and Mrs. Chesney McPhee are
here :ld will soot 1e moving into
the:t• new home. ('lues. Is bo 1 to
wake• gtawl.
The wonders and friends of Nile
k:pw •rt la Inague welt to Sloven Piton
last Tuesday and hold a League meet-
ing. At the end of the program the
young pe,ple of S iteppardton enter-
telnel with toffee and ether refresh-
ments.
Rev. Ii. itoyle au
'following is his program for the Dee
ember, s•rvites: /
14x. 54"I, It right to,ltineY'
Ihs. 12 ---'Prohibition and Mr.
liprack l i u."
i)et. 19 -"Family Day -Family
Religion."
Ike. 211 - "('liri.t was, -
la it to be expected that soon the
Shepgalydto11 v.ntig people will return
the visit of \ilr Epaorth laminar?
TI ItEltl CS.
l't►1.It)HN1:.
large Shipments. --The ('ollaorne
Farmers' flub is .hipping five ear -
load. frau) 11c•/;aw station this -week
-two of apples. two Of live stock, and
one of potatoes. These are going to
the Farwrr.' l'u-c.lwrative Co. -at Tar-
anto.
Send The Signal for a ('l,risttu.as
present to au abkent friend.- 1t will he
a pprecllt Md.
Lt'OKN"W.
Tuesday. Nov. Set.
Fur the •cud ;ewe in tour w••nttw,
J. Garnet Ar strong is laid ip with a
broken arum, s staluel w e chrauking
his car. The h test fr turn is much
worse than the st. a,th Lahey being
snapped and vomit through the skin.
A trench Illo
riidfro.
rived, and and 1'
in front •
two c
it captured by the
the Germans hits ar-
'Writ pi cel oil the lawu
the town
on.
and McQnillatr. w1
n about a yeaX age.
ck to his farm.
"John 1:aeruhy ha. moved to
lately oelipitd by Robert He
has Bold his farm to Herb Jet
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Stewart°
removed to Lueknow from Stratford. Jean Mathlereon 43, Lorraine Ford.'n
Miss Winnie Gordon has retur• l 36, •f.elta Curry 32. (;lady; Allen 2x.
Allan McLean 24, William Itrindlev
24. 'Velma Young 19. •Ileatrlce Welsh
11, *Clarence Welsh 1. i>.onald Marten,
rtram Barwick.
Senior JV.
onors.-()race $enley 52. Reggie
Bel Si. T.illlin Garrh•k 7s. Edna Hunt
77, 1 'clef Rath 77.
Pa a.
Filming
Mance e
Grindral
*Jean i'Ind
Elsie 1l.orga
R
all, beside the
, -moiled to
1s.. wend
THE MISERY OF ,M.,W.�. ,
• kfH BACKACHE
Removed by Lydia E. Pink-
bam's Vegetable Compound.
Meeford, Ont.- 'I took Lydia E.
Ptnkham's Ve table Compound fur
backache, and I also
had a female weak-
ness. 1 felt dizzy
and nervous, and
was without energy
I had to force myself
to do my work, and
was always tired.
Saw a Pinkham ad-
vertisement which
induced me to take
the Vegetable Com-
pound, and my back
gradually stopped
ac mg and felt lighter in spirits. 1
am recommending the Ve table Com-
11
complain as did." -M p.oaaa Bacon,
Meaford, Ont.
Woman's Precious Gift
The one which she should most zeal-
ously guard is her health, but she often
segiecta to do so in season until surM
ailment peculiar to her sex has fastened
itself upon her. When so affected
women may rely upon Lydia E. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound, a remedy
that has been wonderfully successful in
restoring health to suffering women.
If you have the slightest doubt that
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pond will help you, write to Lydia E.
Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential),
Lynn. Maas-, for advice. Your letter
will be opened, read and answered by a
,woman. and beltin strict confidence,
1'I('TOR1.1 SCHOOL,
The following is fhr standing of the
pupils in the Junior and Senior Fourth
classes of Victoria shod for the
month of Novender. Those marked
with an asterisk t • 1 missal .one or
mere examhlatiens. The figtires in-
dicate p•reentag.•.
Junior int'.
Honors. - liar n.•ritr Si'ronl si.
Tnuu•. Gibson s1. Jhetdrunt ('alt so,
Margaret Relditt t), Noriue Dunlop
79. Vera Copp 7s.
P.Iss.-Panlina Hnnfalry 72. Win-
nifrel Shephard 111;. Edith Hunner (GI,
Delight Match 65. Joe Laturridge 64.
Tum Grey e0,
Below lass. - lathes Anstay 57,
Erie Winter 56. Leslie Evans 511,
Marie )tell 55, Ethel Jiallungh 54.
the farm Sybil Proctor 52, *Jessie Stowe 51,
ry. and *Jerk Allen 50, •Harry Johnston 404.
tillan. tFrel Grigg, 47, •H.'len Johnston 40,
'iave Eiwoal Sirens 46, Della Randall 45,
home after spending a month w•i
Turouto friends. • - -
The Sentinel tells of a great circle
of removals which Is going on is
I.u.•know. To begin with„the Sentinel
office has been moved from Mr. Allies
budding, corner of Campbell and Inglis
streets, to the room In the Joynt
Mock uatik recently occupied by Sil-
verwood;, and Net opposite J. G.
Arnstroag'e drag store. Ritverwnnda
business, now in charge of Mr. Ernie
Altehison, in now in the old W. J.
Taylor store, receutly vacated by
I)rhlkwelter & ('ousina, who will now
-toe found In the old Sentinel stand.
Mr. W. J. MacMillan, who was In
charge of Silverwooda business. has
'ought ant Mc('ltre's gnaery and
1 •h parlor. and in eseoeiation with
his brother-in-law, Mr. L. R. Taylor,
will carry on that line of business, be- 54. Irene Jofuston s.3,
sides handling cream and produce. :1, Willie Furth 53.
After 1)e•.wler 1st, the postotBce will 51, Roy Longmire 30. •T.
be in the Graham (dock, one- Klock i ale 40, •Elsie Cockfield
(test of the Cain House. About the Bannister 47, •Elwood Th
beginning of the year there .will be hazel Hawkins 44. •Rne.eel
Ihrer• other noovings: The f.uckuow, 30 _ Mary_ Forder 3",,' •F.
Hardware ('n. will more to the store1 Armstrong 17.
now occupied by John;ton Bros., Turn- 1
iture dealers, who will move Into the Christmas irroeting Bards at
Anderson block recently purchased by I Signal. Haul -one designs.
them. 'They will occupy the room ,
-Adeline Nivina 7:1 George
73. Olive Whitely 73. Reggie
'. Frust Ttowra 70. Florence
s *Marguerite Chapm-ut 45.
61. ilcsrotlay Mulhough 03,
63. Mabel Garrick (10,
Alice ()ram 110 Charles Harrison t10.
Relow' Fass. Marion Marney' :,lot,
Wellington 1A,na t on 5)4. Evelyn Cur-
rie. r.4 Verna 1t ,airs .".i. Thomas
Sundry 57, •Annie Huffman 57. Dor-
othy Revcraft 36, gerwon Smith 55.
•IsaheI Bissett :4, can Bloomfield
Jean McKenzie
nail Marriott
Ilw•l MrKen-
•MatHIM
,pont 45,
oomfield
where Mr. N. D. Mackenzie is now
conducting a grocery, and Mr. Mac-
kenzie. we twderatatwl, will- more to
the corner store in the Murray )dock,
just west of the ('ain House. About
the same time, or a little later, T. W.
stmith will more hie automobile ro-
t sirs to his new garage, corner of
l', uphill and Inglis streets, •
A itness Testifies
SHE WEAK AND NERVOUS
Brampto '....-"About five years ago
I began aurte ' . it with woman's trouble. I
became ail run-down
weak and nervous. el
wee ea completely
down and out that I
mould not do any-
hing, could acarmly
s.. myself. I had
t doctor and took
of medicine but
without getting bet:
tat a alt 1 began
taking a , Pierce,'s
Favorite Preaerip-
tion and 'a Golden
Ste heal ' ..very.
It wan only ner4a-
esry for me to take about thus Ix,ttl when
I was coin:31,44y rearmost to health lad
strength and 1 have been in better th
than I ewer was before. i have had no
for medicine aims-, tut should I need it,
would take thole name remedies, knowing
them to be eart+lent."-Mild. HARRY
KNIGHT, Jessie St.
OWES HER LIFE
PR Saskatchewan, Alta.: -"It r wl•h
great pleasure that i write the following and
I hope it will help the many. suderwa who
do not know the good ISr. Pierre's medi-
cines would do them if they would,try them.
"In regard to my ron,litinn, 1 will say
that I nr4Tetrd fmm childhood from a very
weak back: I had the misfortune of having
spinal meningitis when I was one year old
and until I was 13 I did not err a well day,
but a eery kind lady told my mother about
Dr. Pier e'a Favorite Proscription and she
got a bottle to try it. It did ors so much
g,Md that mother eat mr 6 laottlee. Iteeent-
ly i happened with a rear aerident sad hurt
my bark br..flv. My doetor gave ars up
and said I would not live, but 1 e1.111 stick to
Dr. Pierini a Favorite Prescription and to
my surprise in three weeks 1 was out of bad
and better. 1 owe my life to it and nothing
slew, and shalt pvat he without its "
"If any miffeher wished to write I will
answer with p'easunl"-MRS. NOW..
B.0 TfOLOMEW.
Quality is the corner -stone on which the
sulci;. of Life-Bnny Rubbers has been built.
- No matter how difficult it may be to get the
proper materials'or skilled labor, there has been
• no sacrifice of quality or workmanship in order
resp to give the people Rubber footwear that will fit
all sizes arid shapes of shoes and better -wearing
Rubbers than any yet been put on the market.
Life -Buoys always give sptisfaction and the
ilrices are moat reasonable.
Overgaiters'and Felt Slippers are now in
stock,
REPAIRING
(7E0. MacVICAR
Read the Ads., and "beat the N. C. L
T1s
PERFECT GOT.
There's no gift like a good
portrait -nothing so distinct-
ive, so enduring, and so
sure to please.
An appointment now will
assure you "personality por-
traits" for giftgiving time.
J. T. Fell
1
Trimmed Hats
$6,75
These Hats.are fresh, new
and extremely smart and are
selected from our regular
stock.
SpeciaYlly reduced for Friday
and Saturday at
$6.75
Miss M. R. MacVicar
Kingston street, Goderich - 1
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DECORAT ING
AND
Decorating Materials
Wall Papers; Paints, etc.
We sell you the materials, or
take the contract of decorating
your home, store or office.
Estimates cheerfully given
GLASS
Window Glass, Plate Glass
Mirrors, etc.
We can supply yonr wants in
any kind of Glass
J. CUTHBERTSON
North side West st. Phone 354
HEARTBURN
or balminess after meals an
mast annoying manifestations
of acid -dyspepsia.
Iti•nofflS
pleasant to take, k Jleatr�e
atciditp anted elp estore
MADE SY 5OUTT a DOWNS
N
M=
Off $c017's naaatat
BRITISH WAR KELM' FUND.
The following toutributtona to the
Brltlal War Relief Fund have been
receive) up to lieewlwtr 1st by the
treasurer, A. M. Robertson:
General !trough • ('twpter,
l.U.D.E $
Iluron• Lodge. No. 112, 1.t).0.k'. 25.00
Goderlch Township l'ouutry
R'ctwetl's Po 1(1.00
Ahwsiek Clspterlut, 1.0.1141. .. 25.00
Knox church culls' tlun 113.20
St. George's church collection 107.20
ludividual nubecrlptions (825.
825, $10. 910I- ,,, 70.00
8375.4()
Remitted to Canadian Red ('roar
Society, Toronto, $a25. This fund is
for relief In European countries, and
especially for the 11.(100,000 war or-
phans of Central Europe. The Fawlne
Fuad for China lx spar le. The Cau-
adlan Presbyterian and Acgltesn
churches sire n•tviviug contributions
for•thls 1
s uta a' the amine districts.
THE ONTARIO TEMPERANCE ACT
1N Ht'RON,
Some Information .tbout the New Law
Now'inFusee.
On 11'ellws.lay last. December 14,
tete (hltario Temp•rautw Art came 'In-
to full operation hi the vanity of Hur-
on. nonliving the Canada Temiwri.ne,'
Art, hitherto Ito fano Mut reeetttly
a(Iap•uded by onler-In-l'oanell.
Tlw U.T.A. Is nitwit more nMtrictlre
In its provisions regarding the use
tlst may be made of intoxicating
liquor than was the C.T.A., and It
behovell all persons eoucerned to make
themselves nequaintel with the pres-
ent law, as we are given to understand
that, hesides the Mel pollee and con-
stables and other'otfc•ials who are re--
qulred to enforce the Act -under
heavy penalties for geglect or default
to do so -Provincial ogees are being
appointed for the same plrpoae, and
that the intention is to enforce It
strictly.
lulutlgst the tunny provisions Of the
O.T.A. now in fore here, it 1)1 dt•-
dared to he Illegal for any person to
"have. keep or give." or even to drink,
intoxicating liquor In any place other
than the "private dwelling house"
where the person resides. Amongst
the plans' which are dcrlarel not to
he "private dwelling lionises,- nal w
illegal to hare, keep, gine or drink in-
toxicating liquor lr them, is Included
any public plate mach ■s the street
or highway, or any place of hustn ens
(other than a physician's, druggist's,
or veterinary surgeon's), or any club
room, or any boarding or lodging
boas,. (where there are more than
three Is.artlere r.r kslgcr.t, .or In any
hotel or place of public entertainment.
or any roam; connected w-It'h or form -
Ing part of any of the places above
referred to.
'The penalties for inTringement of the
Act are very serious tines as well as
Imprisonment.
THE STRENGTH OF THE FARIOSR
Recent even' s have clearly demonstrated
the power of organised agriculture. Are
you doing your bit ? Are you re ding
1 he Farmers' Sun, the organ of the
Ontario farmers f No other publication
fights the farmers' cause with the same
vigor. No other paper offers its'readers
as great valise individually or as business
farmers. Its market reports are worth
many times the subscription price. 1 he
twice -a week service of 1 he Farmers' Sun
coots more than twice the wbacriptitn,
price of 81.50. Are you doing your bit to
strengthen the movement ? 1 he most
effective wt y to do this is t y ready g
The Farmers' Sun and by getting your
neighbors to subscribe. The greater
The; Sun's circuhtion the greater the:
growth of the movement. The
strength of the movement is what lou
n eke it. Let ili heti and tfielpropp i time r
is now. Send your rubecripti..n, only
81.50. twice a -week. one year.. Th.
Fat meta' Sun, Toronto.
EXPORTS�\,OF PURE-BRED
STOCK -
•a
•
i'r�g or purebred stock to
the We: t , 1 ,y he conzidercd a corn.
p:erati.vely ,,. ve Industry, for 1t is not
long' siru•e the days when quantity
mas the 01 , uppermost to a ranch-
ecs cl.r,d and quality in hie animals
re•rei'red very little consideration.
This was In the epoch of the buge
ranches, hub with settlement and the
intr'Oductom of other and more inten-
✓ ye meth(, ;i of agricultural stock
raising, mush attention has bees paid
to 'the qu.u.ty of the animal raised
with the rr'•ult that the stock of the
western provinces Is becoming
known wherever Interest is taken In
the maintenance of herds of prime
quality • In the western provinces
breeders have always' had the active
co-operation of the various govern-
enta who by an aggressive cam -
hen of propaganda, the lastlhntlon
work or re:p'rlmental farms and
Int Ilgent distribution of high-grede
atiIm In ,n the stock raising dlstrlcts
haves sen to elevate the quality of
the ant aI bred and eliminate those
et low g e
The rma is of this intelligent co-
operation ar becoming more evident
day. rnbred 'stock farms
are now as co on throughout the
West aa were th ranches of the ole
days, and the dr'nlend for their pro -
dud 1s inerneeing. d covering g
large ares. F.acbar many ani-
mals are purrdaaed by American
termer* at the anneal sides through-
•eut the west and huge Oka' realiz-
ed. Australians ars enthusiastic
user Canadian purebred cattle. Re-
Foaatly • herd of Holsteins were ship-
gies to the Antipodes as an osiperi-
Metst, and so groat was the de d
that they aosld )same been sold
SAL1S 1 KIDNEYS
-OR BLADDER BOTIER
ilanalssi Whisk Limp sad mama
terltat;i-g . '-aplwY
t° hr
nifty sad Bladder maws' molt
tree uris..1d, Mix s noted authority.
Mrs kidneys filter this add from the
blood and pass it a to the bladder, wbm
it often remains to irritate and Ledaney
esoeing a herniag, midis/ sensation, ow
up as lrritataton a abs n.k cI
t . bf.ddir, oNigteg to essk r.14d
two or three tames the night.
The sufferer is in eo dread, tb
water paew•aometimw with a saline
sensation sad is very profuse; spas.
L difficulty f• avoiding it
became they eu't control whistles.
While it L eatrsmely sramoyleg and som&
times vimpafatut, chic L really one od
the most simple amass to overmans.
Oct about four Oaaeas of Jad Baits
from your pbar.ad4t and take a table.
spoonful fa a glass of water before
break/sat,'autism this for two or three
days. The will neutralise the adds in
the urine so it ao longer is a souses ad
Irritation to the bladder and urinary or-
gans which tbeb set normally solo.
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmleeei,
aad, is made from the acid of grapesand
lemon juies, combined with litad
is used by thousands of folks who are
subject to urinary disorders caned y
aria said irritation. Jad Ralte le spice -
'did for kidneys and causes so bad
elects whatever.
Hers you Dave a pleasant. agreement
liaw ages quickly relieves
DRIIZ SOT TEA
FOR A BAD t'lOLD
. 1
Eget a small package of Hamburg
Breast Tea at any pharmacy. Take a
tablespoonful of the tea. put a cup of
boiling water upon It, pour through ft
sieve and drink a teacup full at any
ties during the day or before retiring.
It is the most effective way to break a
cold and cure grip, as it opens thus
pores of the skin, relieving congestion.
Also loosens the bowels, thou driving a.
cold from the system.
Try It the neat time you suffer from
a cold or the grip. it is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safe*
and harmless.
RUB BACKACHE IIID
LUMBA1O RANI OUT
lab Psia aid Sti>)laees away vita
a ;null b t i of old hoasst -
aR Jacobs Oil
When your back is sore and Isms or-
sciatica
rsciatica or rbeumatiatn Iran
you stiffened tipdon't suffer S ('tet a
8s cent Scottie of void, boseet "St. Jacobs
at aay drug store, pour a little
in your band and rub at right into
the pais or ache, and by the time yon
elaliab Afty, the soreness and lamenene
Don't stay crippled! This monthieg.
ponetratag oil navels to be fwd Cale
OW& It hires the ache and pain right
out of your back and ends the misery.
It is magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skis.
Nothing el. Mops lumbago, Deistic&
sad lame back misery so promptly!
FIX STOMACH
RIGHT UP
"Pipe's-Dispepsin" *1 once
ends Indigestion, Gases,
. Sourness, Acidity
You don't want a slow remedy when
your stomerh is bad -or stn dneertaia
one -or a harmful one-yo'r stomach ,
is too valuable; you mustn't injure ih
with drastic druga. -
When your meals don't fit and you
feel uncomfortable, when you belch
fas, acids or raise sour, undigested,
ood. When you feel lumps of indiges-
tion pain, heartburn or headache, from
acidity, just eat a tablet of Pape's Dia -
pepsin and the stomach distress is goes.
Millions of people know the magle of
Pape's Diapepsin as an antacid. They
know that indigestion and disordered
stomach are so needless. The relref
alines quickly, no disappointment, aid'
they cat so little too,
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
(2) The children help to rear t
Albertan Prat es.
he stock on the radries.
(1) Some fine cattle graze on
eral times over. The outlook for
export in this direction Is so bright
that a further herd of twenty-four
head Asa been shipped from Vancou-
ver, and It is confidently exported a
regular export buslnc-a In Canadian
purebred stock wt1l be maintained
with Australia.
Holstein stock was first introduced
into Canada from rriglaird, and now
It is found necessary to Introduce
fresh blood for the revival et British
stock. Canada, where the breed has
arrived at such a ht`b state of per-
fection, has been ebolsn for this im-
portant re -ripply and a special dis-
pensation will be granted 10 hermit
r
the introduction. aae gcvereti1
does not permit me en nrnof live cat+
tie tato the country. �
British Columbia leas a)eo snflp11ed
the Hawaiian Island with ,1te flrrt
purebred stock when. r ^heh3 wh'lo
ago, a 'consignment of Holsteins as!
Jerseys wort to the stockniro of
Kahalul. Island of Maui. ' A Oteari,
realisation of the importance of h1[h
quality. have In tact with Intell!ge
breeding and the active co-operatlo
of the Dominion and Provincial Oov4
ernmenta, raised the Caned:an pure'
bred standard, until tt his t{hrotig1
its own mellows created the gen.,
oral demand which exista at sreseat.
Accept "California" Syrup of iflga<
only --look for the name California oto
the package, then you are arra year
hind la having the hest and moat
rmlesa physic for the little stomach,
II r and bowels. Children ,love MI
frn taste. Fnll direction* tin each '
bottl Yon gnat tory "('alffornia."
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