The Signal, 1921-9-1, Page 2.•.
111-Mbureday. September 1, 11r21.
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'Thursday. Septeluh?Y 1, 1112L
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THE LITE SIR SAM HUGHES. i
Sir Sew Hugheo;* death al't's onl
room!renl the obituary of oni•uf l tuna's
greatest soldiers rend renowned', (Ott -
/Woo His exceptional ability. caul tel
with ■ winning IwrtaIlality. weer: 1
seruuleutal, in gtIUIng -the• oontldence
of the t. ttntry as it, whole. Fate evi-
dently decrtati that he should Ise it
lewder awl t.tu`h-gm•utlY when the
great wear broke out; with Iltt.wilitary
exlerlenee Ile wet practically the only' that urdiu.
ma 11 . capable of nu rw.°intiall the 'thot•ollghly
nnwrrous ut..taeb•+ Which hail 10 he Artier thio_.•
faced. 'Thin he ac•owplf+dual iu a fort• Ain surrey to -e It
wake
mouldy: with inferior equiptuwlt whet •tl►dities ,.';.ii1st
country: t.ntry: wealthier In riches m,•utlil, of ,.nual 1
at11 exlerieuty, faile.1 to do in tw'ke .het I.gain ig 11011un 1111E real
11 1
the time. rlit t 1■• on:Welled.
Sir saw WA. a lolls -ark of strength 11.lr.N.•tai, tuexorablc. and
pull wooithst.tinUtlg adverse-.crlti:i,w 4.ofun.o. t e.. o11n y it
outelofttr.
burled front all flanks he l.Nlnlga,.tItI has to la• wet by fresh bo
admhti.n•rwl his dillies during the • Thus a tes oboe or toe. perwanrut
--;mel+t rritienl flute in the history of dc.h,unt _.m.1s .tet up. with It:
Almada. He achieval thoor11mo+t•-laa,.Traes. which soul.* Irooki: w
1 avoided,
possible task set Ida and lu a remark• 1
ai)1y tahnrmt• t- t1tier fatuuua "red! Mean gerd,t of w
ipateh" division ors A engaging the Huns, Coulllu•ating on the re.
,'management of The Signal
at
.a
THS SIGNAL GODEIIO$ ONT.
Everybody Enjoys
a fine cup of Tea.
1
IF YOU DRINK JAPANS
TRY
"SALADA" GREEN TEA
Infinitely Superior to
the best of Japasa.
ry wuul il)I +five•„uutina: I:
tuwninil. iu tlilt. aulong
t f.tilt to make proper
riven:. In flair
good .Melee,
.re the very fulHla-
1kkw•p ine. And
toyer by it. In
tate of affairs
l iepret•tat dol►
f it 1 a ext t
r sinking
emir. it
ow• tuft.
pita l
and
in
to Brn,.
Is the
awl
ul i,
E
Z��A sue
is truly delicious at all
times. 30 years' re-
putation for fine teas.
'1 -Santa New belies, '.,,'at 1' Mardi
Gras of Thursday sight 11 ++o she
worse Amite to so dons'.
"Redia dwell yhvtl aell npWrtsulity
thlr titan to indulge is our .+I,itiw.,
t'Idts, the pintoes were too full
stetter Wel: next tme." `
I
PAL. FAIRS.
.\teens ---Silt 110 to .,
It:lyfeld-heels` -7 to
Myth -Sept. LJ to St
ltrunaells-Sept. 15 to 1e:.
Dungannon -tot. 6 to 7.
t:xetrCll`at
Cowrie -Oct. f urrie-(1ct. 1.
Ifarrtttitll•-Merl'►' =i to :k1.
Kineardlne-'eta' 13 to lit.
Kirkton-(k•t. 6 to; 7.
IJ,Aowel-Seep' -'T to 2` 10 t.+
Londou (Western Fair) Sept
17.
J.itjknow--Sept. "al to :10• _
('110et5 OF OW HOME o 5 -
MEEK. hlL.
llcerton-Seta. "•t to 10.
Miteheil--(rpt _til 1 -
In a letter to Mr. \\ H. Robertson. Palmerston--tk't. i
Ripley-nopt. 2; to Lest.
of Thr Signal I'riutluh (b.. Mr. \\'. J. r to xi.
1'.aswore of t'hicago users : St. Starve-saleft to 7•S
•'Its,•► on the jolt again, atter n most Seaforth--4" t
pleasallt ct.+it to the ()id Rothe Town. Tewrcrater-.flet. 4 to 5. to
1 ..or Irl Toronto ((Om Nat.) Aug.
'old Homr Meek' win etipo
the meiuory of the Oid Boy, alder oi'
of Cools -rich a, Dire of the iu . 1
rhle out tug, it has ever been their lot
to parthipate in. t;.rlerlch looked its
►est the hum.•, and lawns are brrlufl-
fol I. so mini- twee ,cultetantiul briek
zed
'ug down platers or shells hive entirelyI hours to Fort Ntl,um• c
1 disappeared. rIt old Central school has . nipeg, 6l hours In lalgaty. 88 hours to
angel its ap,lrarrlx. considerably Vathoouver. A bus.-.ess day saved on
there and hates[ of trsncot►tinental pourne' tilt• train cardia
u ►ghtly s
lint -class sleeping cu passengers only.
,you filer Ire11.ifu1 tree. soil Sewer ,Vancouver I.. spree • leaves Toronto 10
Viet. i+l s. hood L a h t, spntl 1 p m. daily, stops 31 and Parse connects for all
the principal pod Passengers for
Western Canada welt find this a most
0oavenient train. Equipment consists of
first-class coaches, standard and tnu•ist
sleepers, dining. compartment observation
and colonist cars.
For tickets and fall information apply
to joaeph Kidd, toe n pu senger agent.
Goderich. 33 -If
10.
tugbam eel'► ;; 2I
Zurich --Sept 21 le
Canadian Factlk '•adbl le filly Sen•ke.
Teswte-ll iionipr't'` aneenrer.
rr,Lleuees ha•e Ieeu erected within' "Trans-CanadaLlmacd" all sleeping car
the last ire y.s+es and itny old tumid. -- 'a leaves Toto+t) It a. m, daily -25
3^ tours to W1n-
St. Julien. se•Is i'u,t s:I%' : Mr. Mclpta
Sir Soul Ilke most great men: wile I yon1138 1. ,.tu of the inti lh,
loom Iefon- th:• public eye. wade a Mrs. JI •Vttarrie .,f this locality
few uureleutJtg enemies 11111 now theme well and
favorale bly
ao known a►w.til ►* '
In tVmpmlur with his many admirers Post ilowhore hr spent his apprentit.
ship years +dud afterward held frosts
think only of the great au.l lasting
its,.
/rue.. -a
+ 'Yrs y
'onto postal of this w Sototo
•Ipal here ao dust hr might
on le .lone in the way of
shad grounds.
ate the tuelnlwrs of the
Iffereut mom tares on their good
eellent orrlugewrltt-
our-reeeptiun, our
rtatnwent. Those
I.rt•yI1lHNltttt (881
ite sight of
sir gathered
the harbor
I f rlends
veers.
imago.
he
ant a
our pet
W.• VI 1104
Iw:ultifying
1 eotigrat
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Illished for tete defence 'in the West awl Was propnotor of Ilw1 a 6,and
fork lw•.aeaom ;Kiper nt Victoria Harbor. Ow., for a, the weer madeat (Nailed* a1Hl (wy less the seine of few years. By these exlwrt.•uee. he even and one .•u
the n west 11 mei wu. h h1 uph•old', has find n eery piraetica1 n.gnalntmlxe toroth in on the
the dr tr tlon the country.
i with- all p1tii of nowstIstr x'r wttla*t ever fo t tier pert
°Mar ohould stand lite' in g.sni ahead IL} I;w Ihau: ria, a Ir"
- new post in the it8111ty 1ow'll. H.•
Can'
along the •i tet+ aMl a
111- 1
Y Reach Kincardine Yet. has nisei IH. n interested in cllnrt h. set one.
year is 4414.1 Kincardine Reporter.
tilt slay ..110(1 and y.'t.t'.A. work and w.t seal i1
(Iodech tax rate the+ will he able to relater vaiwable n+sl+t- r. ('••x "f
milts., Pshaw. Kincardine has that beat epee in wany ways. The Post will
by 6 i mills. Goderich is too slaw far BL1 c.outinin• to Iw hltrr.•:,r•sl in his pro-
[lt0i$ and we exp. -.•t he will slake good
uu 'sn+tntn the f:11r raphe of The *113
Dale { l`nal. 11r+. a1,4Jlrlrrir ens a former
• * Hamttton slwvintor. l 1(;,wlerk•hite who will no 1101110 1.• glad
Tlie idea of "Millar limy" 14 nil exeel- j to le 1.III t to the 01.1 teen. We are
Stant 0W from every polio °t view. It 1 *orry that owing to iwar health. Fall -
not merely affords the PNlbll" a cltatH.Aerts,n. finds (t. neswo+ttrc to
of w•euring goods nt 11a17tniu 1'e I vacate the wlIt.irlal (loth.. w•hi •h he
but it given that fillip to business, tut ruled...) attic. If e.....1 wishes will
whieb Is on essential to Iwalthy pros-, hlsten his return to 0111 time vigor he
rwsr. large 3"."an• (111""of its shonid soon 1e 'a' tit It a fiddle. -
his way. anal the menial are *Mewl W. with 'Thr• moot pro-leri1y t1IH1¢r-
nabled. 10 oboe anew °niers, which l u.. moomelugenleat Mrs. Robert
mob •.tlastlitts to trade- Foi.t44fvrr .tai slot. Tacnus Brown• of
a ailvsntagef,Utr+ • iirttss •Is. awl ens, •rtotari•ie. Grey
1ith.•Ir
'blM I ,tRawh1!. i1r•esleters IIINI brother 10
e
to welenm.•
whom tlwy Ila
-One mall. a
Introduced 111mset.
had worklol for in.
fifty ye+irs ago: he
Gtrferleh •for fifty y
mighty glad he, had Wu
Hitne Week.
y'Un 11C...- 'of pruti
t ttie� ell•' ::tiller
Advertise in 'The STgai'd_ -tt7aya.
a rr
ttunieipal Beekiteemtma. • • as
( l lttttwa Journal.)
to sine lotluesswan would keep
Cs Hwould
Coote is al Way that they
�... v show either his 10w+e4 or his
pta a would want to know the
1. • A monk•ipwilty should le just ;
.ir.us of being properly Dfurw.sl
,ail to its °penitta . M'
tete it. ample _round for th sill
�
Trotting and peeing isle.•, will occu-
py four days at the l'.N.E. this year.
Septemlwr :i, tl. T. N.
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Forty -flee hands from Helit.tx "to
•a neon ver It:lse applied for lnforma-
�+� reiardlu« the_ • 6Hl competitions
s
f the (3JIadi:tu Nn forty x 1 1 on.
,, we :111.1
cher a little over
d not been In
s hit wn+
ed for 111d
WHEN USING
WILSON'S
it FLYPADS
READ DIRECTIONS
CAREFULLY A4"
FOLLOW T.•r.
ExAC1t'
fniti _ t--._ -
• SCHOOL FAIRS. s _ ,
The foUowin are the dates of the
seha►I Lairs to I. held In Distort county
during the Moira of Septe~ :
September 7 -Ethel. '
September s_\\'roxeter.
September a-llelgrave.
September l:-Whootiot.ea.
September l:.-('rwllto.
September 14-Crajfd Bend.
September 17.-IM4bwood.
September 1i-%urkdf--
September 17 -Porter's MIL
September Its•-•• it.b Hill.
September }a t Corners.
September 21-s - lens.
September 26-Forlwh•h.
September 2r -t i on itnrnl.
Seltemtwr 29-e'IibtOP Town. .
SON Fire DT** at Blyth.
. Birth, ,Assn -t .e. it tt , (Siwe' were
greatly alarmed oboe ttwy were ar°us-
e+rt out of tlta•ir lues* eD Frid*T at 12
0 cl,•k mWDt$iit by the l of file
lire alarm The fire was ygnil to
1a• 1n the ata'•:•• Of ,3i ix olrlh. and
Iwfore it wan ,lis.ikerell 1t leal such a
tk4Adway that :tlthuurt t11P Ore omen r'e`
sp.»Hl d v. .*art the eoold only
r 1 t m ,s pp n. The loos sett 12'
It -
p t Of Fly Killers SOC I tt;114v° WI be insnrtne••
per Packet a ug ' The/Ca•utdisn Ree-keeLers have
Grocers and General Stores � r° put ��eYy�lt
HANDSOME COATS'of SOFT BOLIVIA and
VELOUR with RICH FUR COLLARS
-....�, X35.00 -+
Sumptuous looking Coats of splendid fine wool Bolivia at this price are sur-
prising. Styles are very new. some have fancy braiding opt bell cuffs and skirt and
all round string belts. large fur collars and silk lined. No two coats alike. Coats that
ate all exclusive for this district. Prices $25, $30, $35, and $39.60'
CHAMBRAY GINGHAMS
' 3'' -33 inch wide, superior quality, in
five colors, suitable to the making of every
conceivable kind of Dress and Wrapper as well
as Bungalow Aprons, Rompers, etc. �� e ad-
vise early selection, specially priced. 3�c
per yard
FLANNELETTES
Yard wide, best plain
formerly 60c, at per yard
FACTORY COTTON
Good heavy weight, 35 inch,
at per yard
15c
SILK HOSE
Venus quality, heavy pure silk, jersey
elastic tops, double soles and heels,
formerly sold at $2.75, all sizes...
$1.95
white, nom. GOSSARD CORSETS
2.71. All sizes in every popular style. They
lace in front. The Corset that never loses its
shaple till worn out. Priced 52.50, ;3.00,
SHEETINGS 5a so, 55.00. sa•O0 AND VP. .
GOSSARD BRASSIERE, all styles, alt
72 inch, best plain per yard.. 55c sizes,
� `7so 51.00AND 5E .as.
Sheeting formerly 90c, at yard... JJI. �.,
.1
k t all Druggists,
Successful WomanFarmer in British Columbia
A
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(t)- Lillooet country,_ showing Mrs. Foster's ranch in
foreground. (2! Mrs. Foster, of Lillooet, B.C.
At Lillooet, about thirty m:les duce to an hotel; besides these there
west of Ashcroft and north of Lyt- are a couple of work -horses, pigs
ton, right in the middle of the dry and chickens. Every scrap of feed
t In British Columbia where irri- used for the stock is produced on
belt
is the magic wand that turns the ranch itself.
the desert into a fertile garden,' Mrs. Foster has worked down to
there is a little 32 -acre farm owned a fine point just exactly how touch
jlnd soleiy managed by a woman. snare It is necessary to devote to
It catches tate eye by its appear- alfalfa, grain and hay in order to
anee of orderly prosperity, its shady do this and nothing is bought in the
orchard, well -hoed gardens, the way of feed except perhaps clam-
leekness of the milk -cows grazing shell for the chickens. The crop and
�r1 the higher paddocks and the vivid the animals balance each other and
gz'een of its alfalfa fields stands out no overweight is allowed on either
In strong relief against the vast side.
barren slopes of the surround. This farmer is also a first class
eouutry, sun -baked, covered with gardener, both In theory arid in prac-
ge brush and little else. tice, and has sweet cprn earlier and
Weary as she is with a life -time's over • longer period than anyone
stork of fifty-three yearg•behind her, else in British Columbia. She de-
ptre. Foster still carries on - as votes about a quarter of an acre of
faithfully and as thor.ugbly as she well adapted land to her early spring
did twenty years ago. With the garden with a�P�
kelp of an Indian who comes is to 1
ds the ploughing -and give a hand
with the haying and harvesting, she
and a niece, who sometimes stays
with her, manage the whole work of
the farm alone.
Mrs. Foster gets more out of her
fermis* than any other farmer In
Every inch of ground
b termed account on • methodical
p die aystass; the vegetable
tlfggal emetic are made to re -
so mei other's mutual benefit
bots to eta ped of their owner
P11vreon
1Rsu ail Ste: data D a
�da1a
n and another piece
colder aspect to her ate scanned
mer
Planting; so by a carefully p
system of sowing in succession she
has a plentiful supply of fresh vege-
tables to sell to the hotels and also
to ship to other points.
Lil:ooet is never troubled by late
frosts so her tomatoes ars savly and
these she sells by the bueketfnl and
last year shipped 100 boxes to tie
coast. The oreherd containsevery
sort of tree -fruit, including
talian
intones, hes and aprieota of which
latter Mrs. Foster has two bile Ned
(now In bearing) gtt►wn
sown a sine. she came to tbo place
Last year ahs ship -
nine yearn ago.
away 700 boxes of fail And win-
ter apples.
There are some healthy looking
hedges of grape vines which boar
pro uaediy and plenty of raspberries
and other small fruits. but her
speciality is melons for which she
is famous. There are rows and rows
of these, canteloupes, musk and
water melons for all of which she
finds a ready market. pier four bee-
hives are partly the reason why her
fruit is so snceesaful.
Andsso we take off oar hats to
this woman who is "carrying on" so
wiselyand so well to our country's
benefit. -H. G. -W.
e, tenlate
it a l amid iaa National. lithibltion
I year.
CZEMA
10a are Da
expanalogis-
ing whoa
)7oe use 1x.
Cr'yaa'niot-
ment for Eei & one Atka Irrita-
tions. It renews at once and ratio -
ally heals' tie skin. $asePetition
•ti x tills
t)Iuuneat tree 0 yopostage. NO,. a
paper and send f .stamp for Bate. a to.,box ; all dealers or Edmansoa,
- Umlt.•.1. Toronto.
ELLIOTT
Yonge and Charles Su.
Toronto
this when
Is a 'school w th a spar i re mrd
super,olat of train, g iere
(Meer ranks •maws the hest on 'he con-
tinent. Write today for catalogue. Enter at
any hme. W.1 ELLIOTT. Pnnetpel
Kodak while ySS go then get year
Developing sad Printing done Irk
R. R. SALLOWS
W. Acheson & Son
Fall Term from September 6th
CENTRAL
T?Ono. ONT..
zest and best Commercial
Western Ontario. A school
u get thorough courses under
ced instructors in Commer-
cia , Sh ltd and Telegraphy de-
partmeut3, raduates assisted to
position,. 1 study courses can be
arranged. ' our free catalogue.
11 .\ HCLACHLAN. PrecIpeL�
Welcome
e. 'Goderich Exhibition
JUST RECEIVED A
SHIPMENT OF -
Men's All -wool
Sweater
oats,
pullovers
and
V44ecks
GENUINE ASPIRIN
HAS "BAYER CROSS"-
..
Tablets without "Bayer C�tll�
are not Aspirin at all
cot genuine "Payer Tablets of ♦spirts"
to a "Rayer" package, plainly barked
with the safety Bayer Cress."
Th. "Payer Cron is your only way
of ksowing that you are gettingenuine.
nfor
Aspirin. preeeribed byphysicians
nineteen years and proved safes by ma -
Ida,
lion. for Headaehe. Nerundfl and for
Rheumatism, Lumbago. Saari is,
Pain generally. Made h Canada.
Handy tin boles of It tablets -also
lar!or sired "Sayer" packages-
Aspirin
acks es -Aspirin is the trade ma (e re of
in Canada), et Bayer ibacti
k(oaoaeetioaddmster of Ela1
Wthat Aspirin
Willie it is well Immo
public
Bayer manufacture, t th t As the
t Tableof
Bayier C Nedra,. aisat i L W. will be stampei
with their immoral bade mark,
the
aR7er cresik
Very latest, col-
ors and all styles.
These Sweater
Coats were bought
at the very lowest
market price 'and
will be sold at the
very lowest market
price.
Before buying
your Sweater come
in and look these
over.
IT WILL PAY YOU
TO BUY NOW
M. ROBIN S
Open Evenings
-School of CommerceClinton ad Goderich, Oot.
-
Owing to change in G. T. It. toopobk. t will
be necessary for us to re -open
H
BRANCH. ,Students preferring to attend there'
p5 range do so. - - -
sn u 4 and PRACTICAL
Stenographic
Civil Service
ers' Course
asthma posttivetr
Aad Rheumatic
or Teac
•land will arrange for students wishing
SPECIAL COURSES
this dlvtrict in which F.
AL -TRAIN=
CtAL ORADM_
BLISS of ACT-
This
OR
This is the school
lesmber et d
b�► se
KKP P1NO
e BUSINESS. - o.Ivy the NEW
GOLD MEDAL bait + ibp n *weeded
we d d ( O
YORK OFFICE of the a
FOt'R SPECiAL CER Irlf ATF.'( have been ewer,l•d
by the EDUCATIONAL DEPARTMENT of the Under-
wood T7. ,wrbter (b.
There Is a well paid place waiting In the loudness world
.t for you if you will fit yourself for it. Think it over.
Fall term opens Sept. 6, 1921
For further informaton Phone 1144, Clinton. or write
B. R. WARD,M. A. STONE.1st,
B. A.. M_Principal Coin. Sp,ePrincipal
xxx)cicxxxmoclasc
New Automobile Paint Shop Opened
I have opened an Automobile Paint Shop and am prepared
to handle all Cclasses� Cars USfor paORnPHONE and thing
AL
Have you got your Anti -Glare lens as required for all
automobiles ? I handle the
MCKEE LENS
which has been approved by the Government
IMt us show yea its good points over other makes
JOHN CUTHBERTSON
Decorator West Street opposite Masonic Hall
Phone 354 P' O. Box 549
Free 'Shaves for 30 Days
Come in today and we will give you
a Valet Auto Strop Safety Rater.
Shave yonrwelf every day for a
month. if you are not matiilal
bring It Lark. You are under 11
PP
If it. 1. as good
say. keep it. if you don't like it
bring it hack. Don't delay. A
tiem°nttretIOn will intermit you-
r trial will convince yea.
Rum, strop and !Iliad's is assert -
meat of eases, SSA tfls sat- Other
sets up to $16.50
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