HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-2-17, Page 3The Stamp Of
Edison's Genius
is clear and unmistakable.
It places Edison's Amber-
ola so far above "talking
machines" and ordinary
phonographs that there is
no comparison. You don't
have to be a musical expert
to realize that the Amber-
ola is the world's greatest
phonograph value. Any-
one who likes music cannot
fail to note the tremendous
difference.
EDISON'S NEW DIAMOND
AMBEROLA
bag such a purr, "mica! ow, that -
once you've heard it, no metallic
sounding phonograph or shrill
machine" will ever please you
again. The genuine Dianwod Posit
Rtfrodorsr does away with na-dles.
The practically indestructible in, -
ion/ Rentreis outlast ordinary fragile
records by many years!
New pur ewo irroo and learn
bow surprisingly easy it is to own
an A mberola, thanks to Mr. Edison.
NOW—can you refuse to visit i.tir
store and listen to the Amberolat
Come right away—don't forge-.
please.
D. W. HAMILTON, Agent
Auburn. Ontario, Phone
11 r 15 (Dungannon).
THE SIGNS!
A MIMI OF JON &
NERVOUS, IRRITABLE,
"B. of M." contributes' the following
to The Wilighanf.Advaue•-• !
Joe !Stalker le gone! The words are
hard. They almost knock one down.
Au old chum finds a star runi4, from
his sky of happy memory. ,
The iltat time we saw him WAN' in
the sehoolhouse on the sixth of East
Wawanosh. lie hail route over with
his teacher, Mr. SlIller, from the boun-
dary melioul east of Auburn. 11 iss
McGowan had been assistant there and
was just beginning to bundle our lag
school. The visitors were very wel-
come and greatly cheered the youtu...
lady teacher in her heavytask.
Joe was then a rustic youth, whose
long legs were just begInitIng • to
stretch, and ter days after we heard
much of his etatitling as a pupil. 'Iiit
he could not do we began -to think
were trifles. The writer had Iweli
tried out as a reciter, with "Bruer and
the Spidtg" as the selection, but we
never 11.1T4s1 tIll he atilt*. to render it
like Jim. t%as,,414111 to .10. We' wen. iu
the school quartette singing tenor, ye,
we piths, the hard luck of our hiss- ,
singer, hir Joe t.sik that p lift iii- 111,
ot her school. We were Wa twill ..•
meeting this 4loli44tli too In Hie ,
School. so we $aw. him between th .
lines In our algebei*s and euellirs.
oli. happy days of an lierole age ! .
Hut .we did not attend the same Vol- I
leglate Institute It was as yaintit
teachers we next eau*. together. Wt•
Ih) not reinenilwr anytht ng of that con-
vention in 4t04derieli exeept Joe, and a
dozen other good fellows. %1i. have
the photo yet which brings those
happy hours back. Joe was the life
of the bunch and a 1111 Illiaiiiim clew, ._
Mr r ry HS 41 Irk a nd (lean as. a ,,
whistle! ‘Vith us were John Weather. i
head and Jim Gordon, both of Ht.::
Helens, the foruier's noble and stream -
ens Ilfe burnt out many yearn ago, thc
Is tter now. a well-kIII1Wn physician
Ottawa. Fri.1 Blair, now a liarri-a..
itt Regina, MINI Pete Stewart, of 1'
Albert. are ,well remembered. Tlw
-Diehl boys,- two brother's who are'
•11011, Anglican clergymen, were world. !
nem. The rest hare !wen lost In this
ibusy world looe n
t are foWe
rgotten.
went from the emiventiou with nothing
ay
In the wof pr.ifessional help. bu
_t
we got it erbote lot of good cheer.
ituse4)2111 was then a live interest 11'1
'Minna. Moreover. seliool teaelier.!
take to the diamond like fish to water.
Thst was before .hw had gown in eir-
cumferetice, for he was a dashing
runner, sure catch at arid and engem.
at the l.at. Two famous inatebes
stand out In memory. In Andy M le-
i iloinfiirs th.lil ut Auburn. the Grits and
Tories played for loaves nod fishes.
1 that is for the price of it good emitter
1 to the chit'. It was Joe at first who
' dirt the slaughter and at the hat closed
out it victory. which wax a surprise
! and is. subjevt for chat In the Brit
camp for Many .1.1.1ym.
i The ether ra.tatile wino. WM!. 1411 the
I gridiron a t Brussels In a great field.
clay of Huron elltiov, Itelgreve raked
the ground for many miles and picked
up Joe who wns teaching near 64.
Helens. Doh Agnew and Potter were
also there. indeed more, than half the
team were !school inaetere. It was fast
tiODERICh. ONT.
AILING WOMEN
Tells How She Was Restored To Health Atte,
Suffering for More Than A You.
Iltureds,. February 17, 11121 :i
lug a ith us. Ile had many gifts In-
deed. N4.11 least WIIK that of inak•
lug friends and keeping it friendship
bright. 4Ir obi elnim lived too well
to ever 1 forgotten. Itut hit grave
14.44 tone ed the f teart.
SHEPPARDTON.
Ihilelldtd (COI last svireic I
WEDNESDAY, Feb. 9. 1
W dding bells are ringing.
A goodly num'aer of the Sheppardton
corygregat ion attended i he -1parterly
services at Nile on Sunday last.
'Mrs. 13u hanan is visiting friends in
Colborne township.
Mss Ethel Graham spent the a (Lek -end
a ith friend in Goderich and returned
' home Sunday.
Another Triampb for Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compoes4 / Mr. Andrew Bogie. of Sheppardton.
mach. a peasant trip to Goinch on
' Sunday. I
jogi Dimondalo, had
Inflammation and a displace-
ment and weakness, and it
bad been neglected so Ions
that it caused great pain, and
this affected my mind and
Do that 1 was very
irritable. 1 bad severepaine
every mooth. se that 1 was
often obliged to lie in bed for
two days at a time. 1 suf-
fered for more than a year
before my friends said,' Why
don't you try Lydia E. Pink-
haine Vegetable Compound?
So 1 purchased one bottle
after another until 1 had
taken ten bottles, then Lydia
E. Pinkham's SanativeWash.
I received so much benefit
from this treatment that I
am now able to do my own
work." -Mrs. W. D. Bari -rem
R. No. 2, Dimwits. Mich
bother lithigal Wm* says:
" I was bosbared for along
time with tenets troubles and
waa so nervous 1 felt almost
afraid at times. I also had •
pain in my right aide and
L4 was certainly in • bad way.
Lydia E.Pinkhans'eVatgetable
Compound bee relieved me of these nervous feelings and pains and OM much
better in every way. 1 don't know just bow many bottles 1 have taken. but
I took Otos. nearly • year and it has done me a world of good." --Mn. Jinn
GRAMIWIL R. No 8, Boz 61. Kalamazoo. Michigan.
Good beaith la • womane greatest wet. With it she may be the inspira-
tion el bee busband„ a happy mother. and the life of the booms. Without it
is Gaffers agonies herself, household duties are * burden, and bar family Is
made mime -able by her marlin**
1. 1* any wonder that them Women were noncoms and Irritable after suffer-
ing so wog from such deranged conditioner Such ailments act directly upon
the agrees, and it bas been said that a tares percentage of Dervoue proetra-
tiemnervousdeepondency, "the blues." and nervous irritabilty of women arias
tins same derangement of the female organism.
scriarsweenon who are In this condition would only profit by the experience of
and take Lydia E. Pinkbarne Vegetable Compound at once, much suf.
Grim end nohappinese would be averted, as everyone knows • nerrous, irrl-
=bawling mother makes the home unhappy and her condition irritates
and children.
Lydia H. Pinkbant's Private Text -Book tapes "Ailments Pecu-
liar be women". will be seat to you free upon request. Write
!Ida sk oonta
Ils Ilse Lydia 16.1Plakhani Bletorznation.lesin• Co., Lynn, Itamachusottn
balao valuabl
Mi -s Mary Burrows spent a few days •
in town thi% week.
• Miss Ida Sillib bas returned to Gode-
deli after spending the .week -end aith her
parents.
SOCIAL EVENING. -On Friday evening.
February 4th, Mr. and Nile. Thcmas
• Dougherty entertained a goodly number ;
of friends to a very pleasant evening
riven in tumor of Mr. Whittly Dough-
erty, who 'arrived home about Christmas
accomVsanied by his bride Despite un-
favorable weather, few failed to be
present. The evening was spent in Music
and dancing, which was thorou hly
enjoyed by all. About midnight
friends were served a sumptuous lunch
various delicacies, after which the mus
was continued until an early hour, a
the guetts to k leave of the host
tireless. The bride. an groom Our
laying rhoitly for their Western bo
company to pi iy again -l. e fini ms
••••lia,• ,.1 .ter .1141 ;Orrit. and
the home team with Dare Ross.
Grewer and other fine )layers, Nit WI'
Ir011 third in0111.y. it I•11 alien divid441,
peld the espetNeso I) a tine tlay'a /mart.
Nearly every summer it W.IK of
good fotrtone to meet our friend. •'I'I 11
we were biteR to the old times. th
old Daniell and events rattling rom
our tongues. A .ring or two. wl
dear old mother. wife aria An Join -
Milled from Selected Oats
of Sunny Alberta
SCHOOL REPORTS.
1'. S S. NO. 11, MULLET I A D EAST
WAWANOSH.
The following is the repo.: 1 U.S.S. No.
11. ilullett and East W *an ish, for
lanuary. Those marked absent 'men
one oi more ( xrminatit 0 : Sr. IV. Ipass
1160)-Nlaig iret Cowan 7 1 Jr IV (pass
660) -Ernest Gras' 66 Sr. III. (pass
6001 -John Denho'm 48. Jr. 111 (Pass
600) -Florence Wal r 6;42. Kenneth
Cowan 628, *Grace 'owan 539. 'Gordon
Jenkins 378. Jr. 11. (pass 5401 -Matilda
Mains 64$. jr. I B (pass 540) -Mary
Denholm 584. 13e Robert an 563. Best
mel'ers for the, month - Erne!' Gran.
Kenneth CowamFlorence Walper.Matilda
Maine. John Denho:m. Perfect attend-
ance -Margaret Cowan. John Denholm.
l'erfect tondact-Mary Denholm. Num-
b•r. on rol' ' 10; average attendance, 8
LILA M. 1 s ATT, Teacher. •
Rundle's
None -Such
Lini or ent
Rhe atism
AchesandPains
4f kurDealei
LIFE'S FINE RECORD.
„
G t Canadian corporation Eskers
Its Jubilee Year.
The Sun Life Assurance Company of
erraria ewers its jubilee year with a
proud record.
Twents years ago the total assurances
in force with the Sun Life of Canada were
abont 1 a'f the new business actually paid
for during the yi 1920. when the new
bu iness reached enormous amount of
one hundred and . millions • This great
Canadian corporation. aft
service In the assui in.( pub
today gle„ one of the larges
sneers ful life assurance C011)
world.
fifty te irs of Canada. as one of the outsta mg life
,laild9 out j assurance organizations of . world.
and most ! must take a prominent place. /One of our
and world-
s to Canada
ut also in the
nud, ie many other countries w ere it is doing
a reconl of stupendous a.hitvme t. It thinnest,
is plain y told in the figures contain 1 in The great strength f the Sun Life is
h r 000; while business in f wee of Sisal,-
toes in the Igreatest financial in.tnini
The story cl Cie growth of
Life of which all Canadian% are
wide in its operations: it giv
he Sul Presiiite.•nat only at home,
the fiftieth a,nu al rep irt which is evirie xed by its assets of over $114.000.-
fished in another part o t ne pa
this week. )000.000 attests its tremendous gro with in
It is interesting to note that this Cm size.
pany since it. inception in 1S71 h s paid
\out to its p(icv-holdere. or their benefici
aries, over one hundred milaon dollars.
the great benefit derived tr. m tie! Ms-
tribution of this Va-t imanurrt-rif money.
paid when money is m st needed, hardly
needs to be enlarged upon.
The Dominion of Carada ha% prreiticed
many institutions of which it ie justly
proud, and which do it honnr. and anumg
these the Sun Life Assurance Company of
ie preill st bathing sults are
fou d above lie sea level.
\ if
on I (III t likP a hook you
shut I can
up. This shows the advantage
On the ttarchitect the
of lovi pr,11,41.,,,kiii,ity of an arc
.., t
Et
largest/rd. i i he world is the room
for ini Ai en .
A
L. R. STEEL CO., Limited, 5c to $1.00 Store
IIIIIDNIT13111JAIIY SALE
alino ve Soap, 2 bars
L dry Soap, 2 bars
INFANTS' WEAR
Children's Sleeping Suits. Big value $1.00
annelette Nightgowns,/171 embroidered $1.00
Flannelette Petticoats $1.00
-SATURDAY SPECIALS -
Black Tea, Good Quality,
I7c Coffee,ifie ItrirThing in Tifis,
* BIG SHOWING OF SPRING MILLINERY
SPECIAL
_—ChidDrelaes, sailor coklars. Very special...
HOSIERY
Men's work $ks, dark grey, worsted, per pal .... 39c
Ladies' and ch dren's black lisle Hose, fine quality,
per pair
\ • 39c
15c
J1 -
27c Ib.
TOWELS
Turkish Towelling, good and heavy, red stripe, 35c yard.
Huck Towels, at _ 15c each
Big values in Wash Cloths 10c and 15c each
GLASSWARE --
Drinking Tumblers, heavy, good quality
Etched Tumblers, very special Saturday
We carry a big assortment of Glassware
5c each
10c each
ALUMINUM SPECIALS
Come in and look over our Toilet and Hardwar e Cotfnt.-._.rs; always something new. Big values
Box Paper, Writing Tablets, Envelopes, etc. Assorted prices.
in Stationery,
Hat Shapes
• a • • • It 11 •
15c to 79c
Straw Braid, latest colors .... . . • . 2 yards for 25e
Flowers and Sprays 39c
New patterns French Veiling's, assorted prices
Always a big assortment of Pictures, 15c to $100.
Come in
and have
1,,,.:
All the latest
_glatrunie m
Songs a,rt.
Cati
Hits —
them played. $1.00 elm)
L. R. STEEL CO., Limited, 5c to,ti.00 Stor
zit