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HOCKEY
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a feeling of security in your skates, your boots, etc. The
McPherson Hockey Boot has stood the test and proven sat-
isfactory under all conditions. We are agents for the Mc-
Pherson Lightning Hitch Hockey Boot.
We also carry all sizes in Skating Boots.
SNOWSHOEING
Get ready for the game. We have in stock all sizes
in buckskin Moccasins and oil -tan Sboepacks.
You can get no better shoe repairing done anywhere
than at
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Nest Telephose W H ERN Square
Office • The
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Having taken over the business of "The Peopk's
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that he is ready for
All Kinds of Repair Work
Being a first-class mechanic, who has served his time
'both as machinist and auto repairer, he
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Fru Air for all. Gasoline, guaranteed measure
Cars Stored for Winter at Reasonable Rates
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THE SIGNAL
oODERIOH, ONT.
THE WEEK AT THE CAPITAL BECAME SO THIN
IlyIan Dunelsn.
SHEo.3.-Tire holiday Ietla- WAS AFRAID
over, oralwe vankook
Ottawa, Jx
argy is about
jor thing,' brightening up from now
until the Iwgiuulug of the Herndon.
And after that time the members
themselves will is. flat there are few
dull melts until they are able to
collect their four thousand dollars in-
demnity and a free railway ticket
home. The l'hristwas x1111 New Year
holldayM are usually a dull tiwe pol-
Itically, arab this year wait no excep-
tion to the rule. Beyond the Chrlat-
maa box to C. W. Nichol, who' was
appointed iAeutenent-Governor of Bri-
tish Columbia, and the lame of the writ
for the Went Teterboro by-election,
there las been little to enliven things,
but from this tlrne on there should be
plenty of activity.
At the Parliament buildings the
workmen are rushing things to try
and have everything In order for the
opening. The Commons and Senate
chambers will be ready this year, the
finishing touche' having been put on
them during the recess. and the main
part of the interior work of the new
building la done, but there will be
work on the exterior, and some inter-
ior dungen, for a couple of seastfH
before everything la complete. The
famous Hall of Fame last session war
a Iwaverboard passage through the
building. This year It is much fur-
ther advanced, but there will be no
yelling on it. The lurndsome stone
pillars along the wall are dote, but
the architects had not time to get the
telling on, on have simply laid the
floor, and another aesaion must come
before the work there will be complete.
The handsome Peace Tgwer, the cor-
nerstone of whk•h was laid by the
Prince of Wales daring Ilia visit here,
has been built up to the height of the
/first
story and then a temporary roof
put on It. There will be no more work
on that for another year. Ier•auae It 1s
Intended to line the Interior of the
second chamber of the tower with stone
from France and Flanders.
May Cast Ten Millleos.
The building itself scams likely to
eoet nearly double what had been es-
timated. Instead of five mill►on dol-
lars the total outlay shows egnis of
being in the neighborhood of ten mil-
lions. for building costa have been going
up ever aince the work started and
the Government tears the burden of the
rising coats. Another factor In the in-
creaser' cores la that there have been
many changes made in the
Mdlding and a lot of build-
ing up and tearing down. The
aeupaney of the building for last MO.
"don added to the cost, for it meant
much lost of time la tearing down
o f replaced
olds ctc., which had can t 1
oraff
1aced
before the conatruction work could he
started again during the reeesa. And
of course, when the members got into
the building they Haw• some changes
neeestery, and many were made. The
architects had in some plaees, it sem-
ed. paid more attention to design and
beauty than to the prsetical needs. Aa as
•VRIJIT-A-TiVES' Made Her Well.
areas and Vigorous
MADAME ARTHUR •LAUCHC.
eb6 Cartier St.. Montreal.
"I suffered terribly from Cons-
tipation
oaxtipation and Dyspepsia for many years.
I felt pains after eating and had gar,
constant headache, and was unable
to sleep at night. I was getting so
thio that I was frightened and saw
several physicians who, however, did
not seem able to help me.
At last a frigid advised ase so pod
'Fruit -stirs: I did so and soon I
felt some relief. I continued with
'Fruit -a -fives' and in a short time,
the Constipation was banished, I felt
no more pains or headache or the
disagreeable sensations that follow
dyspepsia. Nov I an well, strong and
eigorotta'
Madame ARTHUR BEAUCIIER.
150e.a box, 6 for 32.60, trial size 25c.
At all dealers our from l ent-a-tives
Limited. Ottawa. Out.
corridor. The result Wald' that the
ar•hlte•ts had to call in workmen to
cut r door through two feet of aadld
maaoury to overcome this. The new
building is a magnificent place, but
there are wavy r•spe•te in which the
cost to the piddle could be reduced.
When an e4e•tiun campaign gets under
way there will, in all probability, be
charges from the opposition of ex-
travagance In regard to the new build-
ing, as several members are indicating
this already.
Fiscal Legislation.
The tariff cowmiaaion got down to
work here today. ou the clean-up sea -
'rhe enquiry has hardly pro-
cereled far enough at the time of writ-
ing to gather eclat strain the evldette
will take: but It la not expe•tel that
anything will Ica Drought out here to
materially change the report which the
eomwissionera must, by this time, have
fairly well decided lu their minds. On
that report It to expected that this
year's budget wilt be barged, for the
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Government could not afford any long-
er to hold fire on the tar-
iff revision which has been prom-
ised since the days when Sir
Thomas White was Finance Minister.
'However. while the ('i �btiet has not
rely got down to business ou fram-
Ing the budget, it Is not expected that
there Fill Iw any sweeping changes.
The Mildness profits tax is more than
likely to go and when the House and
Senate get 'down to a discussion of
what r•mains\of the luxury taxes.
there may be some alterations there.
but the Gorenime1 t has given no in-
t,1a in the lack of
instance of We there was (he Govern-
ment caucus, room. Under present
conditions, a full caucus of Government
members means an Ottendanee of about
1.10 men in a rooto for two or three
hours. , The famous room 16 in the
new building would doe like a Turkish
bath if flfty men gathered In it for a
discussion lasting that long. As a
consequence. - schen the Government
called a caucus last year, it was nee -
emery to take over the reading room
for half a day. 01(1411 to the dislike of
all the Opposition memters
who owr
were
shut out. Thla session the Government
will be able to use the railway 69111;_
mittee room, so it will not be quite so
lard. One prominent member of the
House, who has two secretaries. com-
phlined that he had no means of Com-
municating with 'his secretary with-
out walking out through the public
tJicatton yet of w•laa
the Ministerial minds.
The death of O. Glad member for +
Yamaska. opens up snot r seat in
the ('onemona, but it is not sly that
there well be any iniwediat action
towardd filling It. The constltue y In.
gnewtion s largely rural and the Gpv
ernntt•nt ill probably make a spirit
tight there. There has leen talk o
Senator lido din's resigning his seat in
the rpp-it-Ii it' tago down and con-
tent Tamaska, mit that is not likely to
he more than elk. While the Gov-
ernment might be willing, if I, doubt-
ful if the Senator komld Ise elected. and
the choke is likely ,to fall on someone
else. Hon. A. Sevigi+p would at heat
put up a Baal fight. *MI It would not to 1
surprising to ,'e him 1p the field. hut
it would seem more probable that the
selection would fall on ' Iliolalon, the
Conservative candidate in
test.
Valuable Records Destroyed,A •
Quite a live aeundal has arisen hrongh
the Wholesale destrueiion of H a•anls
and other °Mesal records which were
stored at the Minting Bureau ince
the fire of 1916. Many of these d •n-
tuents were saved from the 0141 ha d-
ingo and dated hack to the plays hero
( *it nfoile•ratIon.. but they hare all
elestroyel as junk.
ao with an
It a Mlea
rs that someone.
overgrown bump of efficiency, tame
alyng.und decidtrl_Ihtlt the _eItb recordsd
were simply taking up valuable space,
so he called in the Government waste-
paper contractor and told him to take
them all away ns waste paler. Thrix
waft done, and when the elitoriahe•om-
mlttee went up to get the records to
he last -con -
Thursday. January d If2l.-3
WTEM'/TS Ac
6CLDOi?'
am
DRESS a cut. burn or scald with
Zam-Buk and (eery smarting
pain r. i+opped, inflammation
disappears. Where skin is blis-
tered or broken. the Zam-Buk dress-
ing acts as a perfect antiseptic shield
over the flesh. It prevents disease
ire �: Aron or any tendency to fester
or become '• mattery.•'
Zam-Buk owes this marvellous heal-
ing and disease -dispelling power to
its refined herbal character ---its com-
plete freedom from the crude drugs
and animal fats found in ordinary
ointments. You will find Zam-Buk
equally valuable for healing sore
cracked hands. frost -bite and chil-
blains, and in winter eczema, ulcers,
scalp disease, pile., poisoned wands, abscesses.
and obstinate sores.
Consider how often you've wanted feat such
. safe. ever -ready skin remedy as Zan -tisk
Ther get a box to -day and lamp a always handy.
50 cents. mil dealers. l for $I.25.
FREE{
T. toot tats treat rssW sed
In steep t. Lw -sea Co.. Toronto.
!•wills boa maned err Mora
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distri to them among universities and
hlstori societies who wanted them,
they were all gone. Judge Snyder. of
Wentworth as Igen 11/Irue1 a'commis-
sloner to pro the whole affair and
see who is at t bottom of it. There
have been other tumors regsnling the
Printing Bureau of late. one of which
concerns the carting iw•ay of type met-
al ---several tons of it-aynd Its sale as
Junk also. The investigation will prob-
ably bring out some tntereeting facts
for the public to digest. '
Mr. Gauthier Is still on the utaide
of the Cabinet. and aeetus likely t re-
main cit the outside looking In. T re
wart a dcapatch from Montreal la
week saying that he had been sun uton
tel to (erase to 1e sworn 111pn Christ-
mas Eve. but Mr. Gauthier has thus
far only been sworn at, and that by
members In both the Conaervative
arad Literalranks.It Ica inter -
'
seting, to way the least, to hear what
.the rest of the French-speaking mem-
berd hare to say to Mr. Gauthier when
he comes into the House In February.
('ertalnly he will get the cold shoulder
unles+ he can show them that he was
{ not .tithe bottom of the whole thing.
A suspicion exists that many of the
q�•
press despatches were inspired by Gau-
thier himself, and If that should be
found to tw true, then he would be
read out of the party with short shrift.
However, It remains to be seen what
action will be taken when the House
meets.
The (late of opening the House has
not yet been set. The choke at present
seem,' to hinge on about February 17,
which is a Thursday,
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5 CENTS TO $1.00
Hardware Dept.
Hardware
Panel Saws , • ..... �•.
$1.00
Big assortment of Hammers
.49
Big variety Curtain Bods ' .10, .15, .29, .39, .49, .69
First -claps ......... ...... .:.. ... .. , , , ... :.. .98
Pliers
Nickel -plated Towel Bars
.29, .39
▪ ......98
.98
.98
.98
2for .15
• .59
Nickel -plated Toothbrush Holder
Nickel -plated Sponge Baskets
Nickel -plated Soap Dishes „.,r....�.-�.•:•.r
Carpet Tacks (boxes)
Weather Strip, 38 feet for
Tap Lifts
Leather Soles, all sires
1
.39
Large Assortment -of
Pictures and Photos
Pictures, and Picture Frames
Sterling Silver Photo Frames
.15, .29, .35, .49, .98
• .39, .49
Enamelware and Aluminum
Sugar llc a'lb.
Sauce Pans
Fry Pana
M41n4 Bowls
Week
Pale Blue
Pale
Enamelware
$1.00
), .79, $1.00
.69
.69, .79
.49, .59, .69
- .98
.98
29
.25-
ti25, .35, .39
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Big Assortmen of Aluminumware
.98
.98
.39
.35
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Blue Enamel Coffee Pots
Enamel Soap -Dishes -
Enamel Mugi
Enamel Pis ?kW
Sauce Pans
Kettles
Jelly Moulds
Pie Plates
Jelly Cake Plates
4
All sizes Pot Clovers .... e • . r
Drinking 1
Measurbig
.....• ...•49
.29, .39
.19, .39
.19
25
Groceries
Best Quality Black Tea,
Monarch Coffee
Best Quality Tomatoes
Campbell's Soups
British Columbia Salmon
Corn Flakes
Sunlight Soap
P. & G. White Naphtha Soap
2lbs. .60
lb..55
2 for 35
2 for 35
tin .15
.11
3 bars 25
11 bare $1.00
Patin Olive Soap ...........................'-r .T. .3 for .25
Gents' Furnishings
Silk Crochet Ties
Men's Hid Gloves, best make , ............
Men's A11 -wool Socks
Men's Colored Border Handkerchiefs
Men's Suspenders • `
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Men's Hose Supporters
Men's Leather Mitts . ...__
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Men's Leather Gloves
Men's and Boys' Moccasins
$1.00
$1.00
$1.00
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.25, .39, .49
.79, .98
$1.00
$1.00
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