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ARE THERE ANY
CANADIAN AUTHORS?
OH YES, INDEED!
Canada Has Been Slow In Realiz-
ing That We Have Many
Famous Authors
This is "Canadian Authors' Week."
"•1►h," Benue people will yawn politely.
"lord have we any ('anadlan autlk)r,l
Wt. haste been a woeful time awaken-
ing to the fact that ("amide has a
Ilti•ratnre and a greet and arcing
group M authors, poets and hlsterian,t.
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DIANO8 Tlj,}1;11 'APPI.y TO C. v.
HENRY, Musk Studio, north skis
of Square. tf
PUBLIC NOTICE.
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Cl)LDEN GATE
�s R.B.P., No. 1034.
Meets first Thursday of each month,
III Foresters' Hall. Visiting Sir
Knight* welcome.
J.- McSEVIN, R. 1I. MEW
ItegIsi rot r. 1V.1•.
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M O. CAMERON, K. C., BARRIS-
TER. Solkltor, notary public
Office Hamilton street. (.oderich, third
door from Square. Trust funds to
Man at lowest rat(:& -
PI;OT 3tF(N)T, KiLLOR N
Hl N.M Es,
BAIURISTEBS,. SOLICITORS,
TAMES PUBLIC, ETC.
Ofltee on the Square, second
front Hamlltou Street, Goderich.
Private funds to loan at lowest
rates.
W. Proudfoot, K. C., J. L. Killoran,
Dudley E. Holmes.
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door
THE SIGNAL
&1 for this week Canadians arer•ursed
to read and melee the works of fellow -
countrymen not'tlwt this should "be a
hardship !
The hest animal stunt•: In America
ire written by Ernest Thuw►wou•Seton,'
Charles (1. D. Roberts and W. A.
Fraser. Basil Klug, .Arthur Stringer,
Italph Connor and many others have
won reputations as novelists and are
prominent even in felted States. The
outstanding poem of the our in
'lenders nettle' was wr(teen by u Can.
adieu, Lieut. -lend. John Me4'rae. Can-
ada has many otter ports of decided
gentile, such as Bliss Carman. ltotwrt
W. Service and 11'm. Henry Drum-
mond. For fresh. really langh:ahle
Monitor Prote..Asrr Stephen I I smirk turd
Peter Don,vuu II' (►'D) are justly
famous,
For this reason Tawe SIgngl this
'Week is publishing a list' of the freaks
written by Ca 'Indian authors which
are at present in 'Goderich public
library. This Ilst Is Intended to give
Signal readers an idea as to the works
of these author+ which are arealable
to anyone.
Fiction
lta,lph Connor -The Sky !'!lot ; T
Foreigner; Meek Rock;
11. A. (lily--Chtt•f of tl
Glen of Iilgh .North; A 1'oa
ner; The FroiNrrswau; 1'u
1 Inters.
Marion Keith -Duncan Polite. 511 -er
Maple; In (inherit Glen: B. E. Knowles --They handicap; St.
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4'uthlaerte.
eir Gilbert Iharker--Thr' Battle of
the Strong: When Valmont! Came to
font lac: .t Romani* of the Snows :
Th.. Right of Way ; The Seats of the
Mighty ; Northern lights; 1'lerrt• and
Ills People: Th.' World for Siler:
Gumtk'r's Sou : Donovan Pasha.
Nea Me 4'hn _ The its...ma
1'haon•r; Meek Creek Stopping-Huuw•.
E\Lir McKowau--Janet of Kootenay:(fray on of Windermere.
Archie P. M.•Kisluliti=lt't tear .i the
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Wisp.Peter M'Arthnr -- The .Affable
Stranger; The 1101 ('ow: in Pa attires
(;resit.
Arthurlneverl•y Baxter-Theltlow-
W
or of ItuWMes; Tla• Parts Men Play.
CHARLES GAItItU . 1.1.. it., BAB- Wm. Kirby -Thr Bohlen lees.
ItlsT}:It, attorney, ',anchor. eto.,1 Agues Lapt-me uf• ' North :
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Ooderleb. Money loaned at lowest Ileads of the Empire; Fn'ebooters of
rate/. the Wilderness.
Itoht , J. f . Stead -Thy row Puncher.
✓ SE-1t;Eu. I:.skIt1.IfEH, 54)7. IMuuieon Greet; The Ilomnsteeade'rs_
{ti ICITOR, notary public and con- Arthur Stringer - The Prairie
reyaneer. pt&•e-Court House, God" Mother; The Door of Dread.
Ykh 00:12m Rola. Watson -The Girl of the II. K.
Valley ; My Brave and Gallant e:en-
e
ae Do,•tor.
lunges,
to of Ale
ler 'sled
INMURANCIG. LOANs, ETC. items o: itronta•r Thou. Hit Sea.
M- cK1LI.UP MUTUAL FIRE iNOL"R•'_ Auu 11'e+tlukc Neigh-.\ Slaclmru
Sphwicr.
ma AN('E CO. -Farm and Isolated • 1Vtlfrel T. Grenfell Labrador Days.
town property Insured.
Officers -Jas. Connolly, Pres., Gde- Pantry
rich 1'. 0.; Jas. Evans, Vice -,'res., ,.Wni. idenry Drummond --' 1'! Great
Iteechwood P. 0.; Thomas E. (lays,
Bet.. -Tress., Seafor'h P. U. • --"-
Dlrertors--1►. F. Me(Jregor, B R. I '
No. 3, Senforth; John (J. Grieve, Nu.l Rheumatism •
4, Waattle,; \1`flllam !Win, It. R No. _.
SPaforth: ,loin • lieu,ewies, (Brod. Or Neuralgia, Sciatica, Lumbago?
begets', Geo McCartney. H. R. No. 3,
Seaton!'; Itoh•rt Ferris, Ilarlo1k4
Malcolm McEwen. Clinton; Jamey
'.vans, Beechwood; James Connolly,
Goderich.
Agents : 1. W. Yeo. Goderich:
Alex. Lclteh. It. It. No. 1. Clinton; Rheumatic Capsules
Wtlllaw Chesney. Seetorth; E. Hinck-
IPy, Sesforth. Policy -holders can pay
all payments and get their cards ree-
celptel at It. J. Morrish's Clothing
Store, Clinton: R. N. Cutt's Grocery.
Kingeton street, Golerfeh, or J. H.
Reld's General Store. Hayfield.
The remedy is simple, incx;rcn-
Isive, easily taken and harmless.
Templeton's
.0•111••••••••e nminsammemants
Your druggist will supply you.
Write tor free trial to Temple -
ton's, 56 Colborne St., Toronto.
Sold by 11, C. Dunlop.
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inter Coats
Dreases
Ready-to-wear Millinery
Sweaters
Sweater, Coats
Scarfs
Tricolette Waists
Kerchiefs in Fancy Boxes
For Men, Young
Suits and Overcoats
Underwear
.Sweaters
Sweater Coats
Gloves
Ureas Shirts
Hats
Caps
Gloves •
.Silk Hosiery
Fancy Camisoles
Fancy String Beads
Hand Bags
Woollen Seta
Woollen Mitts
Men and Boys
Suspenders
Belts
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Kerchiefs in Fttncy Boxes a
Collars 1
Ties in Fancy Boxes 1
Garters
Cuff !,inks )♦
Armlets 1
"Wear Cornfield's Wear$
and Save Mony"1
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Fight, The Voyageur; The Habitant.
JuhulV Garvin, 11. A.--CanadianPoet►. ~�� -
J. W. Beltguugh. u Many Keys. •
Bliss 4'artuun-.1'tf Pipers of lean.
\VIIfrel l'awptlrll-Thr ('ollccted
Poems.
J. Ames, 11. 1h,llard-Irish Lyrics
and Ballads.
"Yukon 11111" -Derby Day In the
Yukon.
Chas. G. 1). Roberts -The Beek of
the Rose Pc Il'ws.
Robe. Norwood -The Piper and the
Berl; The man of Kerloth.
!'has. 3InIr-Te•aww•h; and Can-
adian Poems.
}:lois• Skimmings ---(:olden Len vett.
Harney Munro Thonms-Slugs of
en Airman, and tither !•'ewes.
Essay.
Thos. l►'lingan=}++Buys, Literary,
('ri4k a1 and Illsturlcul,
Literature
Stephen l.raca•k-Aie*dlau Adven-
tures with the Idle KWh; Sunshine
Sketches of it Little Town; Winsome
11'luufe; The Itthenr.dlenls In Amer-
ica : Moonlwauls from the urger
lathery ; Nonsense. Novels: Frenzied
}bt'on • Behind the Beyond.l.
Trevor H. I)avies-Spiritual Voice.;
Mnlern Literature.
tsode Alexander --Jessie Alexander's
1'la oral S,seet• fes.
l', •r Donovan t P. 11'Di-im,ler-
fectly 'roper.
Religion
Rev.. II 11 Me :Nell --World Power -
The F:mpi tilS',('hrist.
Bobt. 1.ats4 1), i).-4)ptlwism and
Other S*•rnions: The Grand Adventure.
John Melhmgall-Rural Life In Can-
ada.
BiegraPhy
Ralph t Connor --Thr Life of ..las.
ltol to rt sun.
\V. T. It. Preston -Thr Idle and
Tiples of i.0n1 St•etll.sow.
Peter MPArthur-Sir Wilfred Lior-
ler.
4). D. Skelton -life and Times of
Sir A. T. Galt.
Col. George ik'unison-ftv'olle•tiune
of a Pollee Magistrate.
(`has. It. heel -The }'lest Great
('anadian=Th• Story of Pierre he
Moyne -Steer 1)1bervillc.
History
.Cgm•s iaut-Thr (It nil ilan ('trttt-
monwealth.
M.V..llaarinenl-coeur leration and
Its Leaders. •
M. Fwlgar Teti Nerve of Upper Catt-
le
Wilfred Campbell -The Oxford Book
of ('anedlau Vera•.
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('. W. Pet tersnl-Wake T'1) Canada.
Emma l'urrie-1.a1'na 1451.111.
Robbie anti Ka tItt's a I.iaars-
Hunuors of '3i: t1 the 1ha3. of the
Canada 4'omla ity.
Justly'. Woo. Renwick Riddell -The
4'011.111 talon', of eauada to Its His-
tory noel l'raeti.a1 Workings: The
e'on.titntinns of Canada.
Sir chaos. 'hitewr. Bart -It.. ,llec•-_
ions of Sixty 1-e•Irs in' Ciinathi..
It. G. u Il•th-Tlfe Itom:1111, of
Western 41ivada.
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J. M. In•11ohn•---Picttreeint. ,pucks'.
J. 4). Miller The New .}:rad In ('an-
Ne•lliee Met'Inug-Tire' Ti'fuee and
nut : Nett rf titer. _
Limos*. -Stephen-The IMwn. of
1'a midis 11 Ill.tory.-
IA .l 1s•k, Stephen -The Mariner of
Sr 11.i lo.
1'/,11,y--1110 FotimIe r of NeW France.
M:arplle-The Jesuit Mi`elons.
\lnnnp'-Tit• • Me lit Del r- of Ohl
1 r.uice.
Chaim" is -Th.'' Great Intendant,
(Why- The Fighting Governor.
\Nissl --Th.' ,:Mat Fortress.
hmghty--The Acadian Exile.
Wood --'TIIe I'nssiuig of Nein France:
The Whining of ('a natle : The Father
of Itritish eattwilit.
Wit 1114V. 1\'m. -The 1 i -E. LovaI1.sts, •
1Vasl-The War, with the .Puled
Set Ire.
Marquiw-T1-ie `War inlet of the
Ottawas. -
Wtttrrl The War- Chief of the Six
Nation..
Raymond-Teei,msc'h.
leut-TLP Adventurers of England
lib The Hudsan Bay..
Rurpee--The Pathfinders of the
-;rept Plains.
T;Paeyk-The=. hr
Greet North.
\Void -The Red River Colony.
Irani -Pioneers of tete Pacific Coast;
The Cariboo Trnil.
Wallace-ifh. Family Compact.
1 reellt•s--4'he Patriots of
Grant --The Trifoliate of Soca Scotia:
Mae-piethan-The Winning of Popo-
tar Government.
('olgahonn-The Fathers of Canted
Petition.
Tope -The 7 of Sir John A.
Dd d.
Eike a bay et. Slr.
1.anrler,
Wood-- 11 Afloat.
Skelton*
Wilfred Grenfell -1'I nem of Tolay;
Tales of the Labrador; Tkown to the
Seen.
Agnes Teat- Complete of the
(treat Northwst; The Canadian Com-
monwealth.
Frank Yeigh-Throngh the HPnrt of
Canada.
Egerton R. Young -By Canoe and
Dog Train; Stories from indlan Wig -
WS ins.
Bertha Wright Ca rr-Ila rrls-The
Whitt. Chief of the ()ttua.
John MciMugall-Sado•, Sled and
Snowshoe.
Lawrence Burpce-•-strong the Can-
adIa Alp..
Agriculture
TTeliry 11'. Tenn -Canadian Dairying
Snelalogy
W. G. Smith --A Study In Canadian
immigration.
('rpt. Barton Dean -Mount's] Pollee
i,ife 1n ('analie.
Nellie Alerting -in PImee Tike
These.
F.. Panitne Johnston -Legends of
Vancouver.
Juvenile
1'. M. Montgomery -Ann of Green
Gable,; Ann of Avoulea ; Ann of the
- GODERICH, ONT.
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'19nlrslay, November 24, 1921.-3
1 Island; Chronicle. of Avoided : ltaiu- The hunter., hart• all returned trona MRS. DOYLE LIVED
low Valley
; Kilwru ) of
hard :Ontario, North.rn
the Orc
mrarw..
t them twins: -
The
Ing•Ttr Stury Ir 1'ae Gulden Road. lug aoptics of ho ON MILK AND BREAD
Mena Sheard -Thr Goldcu .1pelt•;
Tree.
Marshall Saunders-lteautitul .Ian.:
The 11'uudw•htg Dog; Bonnie fria,•
}'ether: Golden 'fickle.
('his. G. IS. ltolterts-=The Watchers
of the 'Trails; Nelellarrs I liknown:
Kings in }:ill. ; Thr !taunters of the
Silence; Children of the Wold.
Egerton Y g -Thr Battle of the
Bears.
EARLY GODERICH
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR A BAD COLD
Get a small istekage of Ilanlburg
Breast Tet at any pharmacy. Take a
tablespoonful of the tea, put a cup of
boiling water upon It. pour through a
steer and drink a teacup full at any
time during flit. day or bettor.. retiring.
It Is th.• •t effective way to break
)a cold and cure grip. as It opens the
wars of the skin. relieving congestion.
Also loosens the Is.wels, ,Dina driving
SETTLER FOUNDED a tvld from ystem.,
Try It elk• ut.tinxt• stime you suffer from
GALT NEWSPAPER a erld nr gri,,. ll Itk•x,lettkl4..
sand rutfrt.ly eo1:eG.11o. therefor• vtft.
pudh:tl'wless.
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Peter Jaffray, An English Editor, RUB BACKACHE AND
Lived In Goderich For Short
Time Before Going To Galt
The announcement of the celebration
of the seventy-fifth anniversary of The
,;alt Reporter recalls the fact that tl..•
founder, Mr. Peter Jeffrey, was an early
settler in Goderich.
Mr. Jaffrey was editor of The 5hrv'ws-
bury Chrouk•ke in Ent/late' before inuui-
gratin* to (!anada in the early forti.•s.
He travelled to (itsle•rich from Hamilton
by ox team and after remaining here for
Bente time hr and his four slims removed
to Dalt and purchased 'Tile Dumfries
Courier, changing the name to The Galt
Reporter. The first twit. of the neu
paper apptae.•aand on November 11, 11.411.
- Mr. Jaffrey was the grandfather of Mrs.
C..►. Nairn. of Goderich.
The Itlackstone-Rnekley orchestra
1s playing in Ripley on Friday night
and in Myth on Monday night.
LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT
Sub Pain and Stiffneu away with
a small bottle of old honest
St Jacobs oil
When your butt is sore and lame or
lumbago, sciatica or rbeuntatiam baa
i you stiffened up, don't suffer! Oat a
36 Dent bottle of old, honest "St. Jaooba
Oil" at any drug store, pour a little
in your hand and rub at right into
1 the pain or ache, and by the time you
count fifty, the serene.. end lemmata
is gone.
Don't stay crippled! This soothing•
penetrating oil needs to be used only
awe. It takei the ache and pain right
oat of your back aryl ends the misery.
II is magical, yet absolutely harmless
and doesn't burn the skin.
Nothing else Mops lumbago. sciatica
Sod lame back misery eo promptly!
Tanlac Restores Hamilton
Woman to Perfect Health --
Now Eats Anything.
"1 think it is enough to make anyone
Ilapp7 to enjoy the splendid health I do
now, ' said Ain. John Doyle, of 123 John
street, North llamilten, lent.
"Last winter 1 hal the 'flu,' and as 1
had already been in a badly ruudoN u
condition for several years it jets, ss•Ine 4
to wreck Any whole system. All through
the winter I was doer in hest half the
tune, instead of 'rutting better 1 seemed
to get norm.. My stomach was is, badly
upset that 1 had to lice entirely en lewd
and milk. If I ventured to eat anything
else tit all 1 w ou111 simply suffer agony. !g
'I would have terrible pans is lily wtu111-
ueh and woukl hlo11 up m, bad that 1
often felt as if i was eatffocatiug. My
ner't•s wen• worn to' a frank' and 1 had
frequent hekhaches. 1 went lobed tinct,
got up feeling eros) and all thneeth the
day harpy had the strength to de a
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"lint 1 ale s, glad I tried Tt ilae. be-
came- my suffering' is all over now. 1
just feel splendid. eat whatever I wish
and never have a touch of indigestion,
Alp nen.w are steady' and I am fire from
headache.., 1 sleep perfectly sound and
just feel 101 li stronger that the hour -
work sends easier than ever. My daugh-
ter has taken Tarlac ►+ins it restored my
health skald it has helped her just like at
did Iia. Tattle". 11111 certainly been 'a
blessing in our bone•.
Tanlier is odd by leading ,Iruggist
everyu hen•.
Rev. J. F. lteyeraft attended the
funeral of the bite Rev. ler. Sperling,
of First Methodist churek_Leintlou,
whk•h teak pleee in the Forest ('Ity
Yesterday.
FAVORITE"
For the stubborn coughs
and colds that distress child-
ren at this time of the year
mothers will find Peps a
soothing, effective remedy
As Peps tablets dissolve to
the mouth. the healing vaporn-
like stied sc.:ni< are brralhcJ
through the throat and tender eve
passages into the lungs. They gne
immediate relief.
Keep the youngsters healthy and
strong -chested then I Give them Peps
when they start out for school into
the raw morning air• again. when
they turn in for bed at night.
Pleasant to take Peps are ever 'the
children's favorite,' whilst they have
won the confidence of mother for
their unfal.ng effegeweness, and
freedom Iron harmful d•u s
All lnyeists ..5A stores sell I'll S
as i . J bozos for 11.1f or H,,,l 1:.
slang. for Tit At. telt KAGli a
PO, C. Dr►o.r1 Street. Toronto.
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