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THE SIGNAL,
- GODERICH, ONT.
Thur -,lay. No' tuber 10, 1:•.1 .
Engraved Personal Greeting Cards
Have You Ordered Yours?
Our new creations are unusually attractive. Two large hook -
Of samples to ehoohe from at utoderate prices. Order now.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY SPECIAL
Neilson's Rosebuds, 39c lb.
Neilson's Bulk Chocolates, 49c lb.
lt,•g( llar Glie a IL
CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE
Phone 90 The Square. Goderich
Eastman Kodak. sod Film.
We have just opened up our
Christmas Cards -and
Calendars
and if we do say ee) oureelve;
We 11ave•tine mote artist ie liar
ever. ('orae in tlu•l )•t•ket
yours ?it•fore they are picked
• over.
1iav,•,1 tv ,i,l••rtui •li-play of
Pictures and Choice Gifts
for v ul tl 1- t hi 144 H..,-. 1'op
in
1111.1 +ere all our pretty Kift
-tigge-tions.
Eye,ip•etali4 HugIoon it here
this week only,.
Smiths Art and Gift Store
Phone 198 East Street
l sin le% are 0p1i. rtuuil l.•-: nen .•6111.-
(1 oli..
CHURCH NOTES
At the (1ot4'fkh Minket i tine h
nest Sunday the 6tartur'x ++ll•j•,'t.+
will he as follows: Morning. ••Power
for Obedience." Evening, "A Urea!
Revival?'
Rev. W. 1).
who for ruble months Wag ill Charge
of the .Leeburu and Union Prowl*,
teriuu •eiugreaatlons, has been ordained
and Inducted a" alluister of Knox
thumb. t8keIhurne.
The »ervir's In Knox et1t014•h next
Sabbath will be conducted by the
sinister. Snbje•ts of sermons: 11
11.01.. "J(+•ua l'r.wuel:" 7 p.m.. "The
Edits.. of Faith." Sabbath .ebool
and itible coxeses at 3 o'clock.
At the Victoria »triol Methodist
rl!ur•h the service•- nexr wla,lay.
nursing :1101 erenlng. w•I11 1»• C01141114 --
red by the pastor. Rev. J. V. Reines%
M. A. 1 it the evening of 1)4k -ember
t; the Sunday .e•11001 will hull it,
at.11081 4'hri,buut+ entertainment.
Saltation .►seri. Note.
A -wall boy. 1i•iug with hi. unci The n•rlt i1 eawynlgn fern( ate .
uud grandma, 110110141 on one O(x•tt•011 1'u1t. 1h, v1" cunolud,el Nuwl*y_,,i tet
'that the reguhtr black t» pl"'r -hale: I Thirteen .roft•..e• 1 it toner»Ion diuhtg
acus partly filled with rwl t»•tgwr.l the• raugalpftl.
This aroused uo little eotueru on the. Lieut. hitig.ktn, alotlg- -with the
WINTER FEEDING AND
CO-OPERAIIYE SEWN3
HOUSING FALL LITTERS'
. I' I"•situ t i tl 1•'711.11» Note)
What Ontario May Learn From 'Phe full -farrowed litter trust be
'
Ill/l11411.41 It WI fed under more nt 1!+.011
California Fruit lirowers Uri ifiehtt ..,udttiun• to th1.. • lin,,ltr
durlug the winter. The rapid4• .M -
Aa Inlmen»e Mange of Rttatners-'IDs %eloping Pigs demaiel ulip••ral
matter -Gtr the building of boor .1111
.cl., ute11 uud other. feels lu a
relatively concentrate •fore, and al.0
.,,Ian` turIu of atvuleuee h, 141"1-t 'lu
the normal fuuettoning cif the digew-
tlte' urgau+.
(Contributed' by Ontario Ureartiment of it i re ar• many mineral feria
Agric.e lure, Toronto.)
,(cuilabl. fn latch organk• 11114 iu"r
The California Fruit Growers' Ex- 181hiie forma uud thew Include chnr-
", n1v11, taukak'e: w'»sl a"hes.
la,ur blip k. y,mnng Ihw•"tuu .
oranges. lemons add grapefruit to un.11t••r ur ».111-. ,etc. 9'h•s•• mxy Iw
Market 141111 Growing - l)rganised
Effort Pa>s the PIoduler-Legume
Inoculation-'rhr New 1) A. u
No. 144 Ont.
change shipped 17,857.417 box,. of coal, tome •• e•arth�•
Gloves
Men's fine Cloves,
to
A large range
Neckwear --50c to
Men's silk and wool Hose in assorted
Hose --shades, from 75c to $ I ,50
B.• +l, n• ..0 1 ' ..,•' :• Ila w .•t the nruutt•rof bonbon. in the far. 1'l,r etefy
.ur -1+•ot !It'rr you aro entitled to a ¢'ur."
ranging from $1.00
$5.00
of Neckwear from
$1.50
W. C. SNAZEE
t1APE.RDASHFR AND DRY CLEANER
South Side et `,ware GODERII iI
45,:38 cars to points outside Call- (ea hi hopper-. or it finely ground. ---
fornla-; increased Its proportion of all may he 1144.'.1 to the weal ration at 1,,,tnluncr» bits,'
citrus fruit grown in the state trona the rate of a feu pound- leer Madrid ,tMllfy 141 cbvsr :p I•.
68.7 to 7-.8 per cent.; returned 856: "f tu.•ul, 1104 wane arse, -r. r, �1,,.•t. l
Tta,e•pl.ice may he ruppIIP(1 to the-horrly.
223,15U to Its members, lost through 'n.g: int the form ..f roots. " *mita- ----_
failure of costumers only 86.826.1Q4 1.s•s If r.+,t• are 1101 available. Th.• '•1 hot.. 1 ,;111 •.au,t .., 'ovr .1p
did all this buetness at a cost 01 1.61 I".'i.to.- give better result. when port in : •hive," -aid 'h.• :tarter
per cent. of the deUtered value and, '...sled 11114 mf.k'•d filth; weal. The to the
Including 2Is per ut.'''"'t• iwty to' pull»•d and unix.+1' with up.
coal year of the California -Fruit i tit'' >"O°^' r t''�' rho- "1 1
Growers' Exchange, 'whose products 1'11{».d. MODEL THEATR
.' weal r:itiig rotlll».+•el of „cell L'll
ars best known to Canadian tunruw• ,,.ort- of -low,. mid4lGtg,t uud. fim•I>
• e ce'
Such is th@ "cord for Its lar( Ilnaa- 'he uu.il ration q. 41r A'1 whole. but for
h be
Special Week -end Sale
on Saturday of
CHRYSANTHEMUMS
CFO. ATFWAPl. torr„
o"
port u[ the lad, and. turtling t. Irl"uMkr•ra from t'Itutai. I:x,{.•r 11114 Nea- r
t "II"wit next to l.tm at lire I forth: put on a musical pnwram„ut F �mm
11114... he +1.11 lou fonds tht LI t ram `
aloof
u ., • lot eat ! . s . rd l.,wil Monday night.' 1
any of that red pepper. Aunt Ilar- 1 .% prominent citizen presided. a rs b the brand "Sunkist." i
riot ; grandma .0117 + that rel I"'P:"'' ► scat mu•Ical trent is -planned eros y n,uug ,at+ i+ •uituhlr for 'pigs
kills ants."
Isumrnae'ttange of Business. . tau uud alike -half to three
MILLINERY
Friday and Saturday
All Hats
Reduced to Half Price
UNIVERSAL MILLINERY
Cor. East St. and Square,Goderich
Riker's Cod Liver Oil
and Tar, 50c
and
Bromide Quinine
Tablets, 25c.
will relieve that cold. We
recommend them.
We always keep a com-
plete stock of all leading
Cough Mixtures,
Cough Drops
and Throat Tablets
H. C. DUNLOP
The Rezall Drug Store
Phone No. 1 GODERICH
next 'Plnrwlay. November 'S7. at
I. nn. The Loral' officer+ ,and frietrle
will be wished' by visiting t>}ar.rt.
.t-Ideutlld time to mak-hotted.
Tho Y .i�ii 1'.+ells+ wi,rk is mak-
ing be+4way •.t tut-.t1ti fits young
peoprel will be hell weekly .1. 7-111
I,, 'iiueach meeting.:.
K _
ndsr meeting.: Sunday ++•ho"Y, 11,000 members The locals eacpi for the .milk at the rate of a t.o
11 a.w. ; snotty evening. 7 P.m. have their own 1 ::eking house' and 1 1"'r rent. •.t' 11it• noel ration lout ty{-
_ _ - are fully rrepunriute, financially and don, ; it, s -ti- u,""1 re -alto. For older
ARE ADS. READ? otherwise,
for their ,own local aetivi- 1
^
are
Tho CalltorGrunt-i•'Fruit Grunt -i•' til- utuutb+ of 1164• when supplewe;llei Week of Nov. 24tto Nov. 29`
change is the oldest and larliert of ,t Rh about :t 1+•r • , ui � ,,f Irlt,..•l 011 r
the California Co -up. istiver. lu the meal and .kith suilk. .t will dtftt•1'
last twenty yearn it ban returned to ..pard pig ,if tlont ase' will coaxun'e Mort):ty u
:Hid T, -,lay I
tut members 8546 Uo1,Vo1 iron, Use about '1 ,..mor of chi- tue11 nlixtIie,k :8Ti,:8r. AND HU.l.$$ F\1.
Let 'our ('hritdma. _ift to rola•
text. and friends - he .t p'.trait '44
the little one% in whom ti et are so
interested. le will be a{.pr••, ratrd. lb
,e•rore tileIw-t .retire a,.i 'all •t -
rent' to tktail .ane now 1" 'ore the
CHADMICK
rush.
rale o! their products It in a tiger- 711111 :• p,un•I+ of wink per day.C auk
ation of 208 local associations with arc or meat meal w "• ay 1mibstituttvl K., K. x.11 1 URS
'hr. a anal mixture eomposett
ort
nes They
' Y grout/tit Into 11, due- ground 0111•. 2 part.; -bort.. 1 part:-
--
ertC-- trlet exchanges. Each 'blatrict ex-. ,uid,lliug-• 1- Port Iran. 1 {rtrt : 1►Ir•
change btu one director on the board' le‘. 1 sash tri,? Alt -ice -ea- 4
of the Callfurnia Fruit Growers' E. Pt r c,•nt net. 1 rr-'Into. A
change. which owns the brand "Sun- int "1 n.•..I. " t:.tl. better tha❑
bust -
last" and acts a' the Ceutlsl Selling 1, -iugle meal. f,. .111:11 quantity of
Agency cur all the fruit. It has bust• j t-.ttt" May 6. 3.1.144t.. the .111 •11 ration
nese connections with 3,600 whole- atter Is
pJ W. are :t Ns 4 n11,4411,4 et
ambito, who serve 400,000 retahnrs., "g'' hitt, carefully avold overfaeliu_
who In turn serve 113,000,000 con.' 'ht how -Mg, 1110. 11111i11 ft•a'unw to
sumer' in Canada and the United lo-ep in mind are •J,:•UtIiner•e, suitable
tort 0f the printer. flannelett.' blink- States, rrutiIttlou aisl t►1„-iipplyluR of a
,•t+ were advertised In eh.. rttanl:lrl The Market I' tine Gtvwing. :'•awnial.h. drt • eq,i to berth. 1!
tit 81.47 per ptir In»teed"ref i_.t1S. Al- tai.e•I»•rth 1+ .iht..1.4 lu ai +duel' of
though the advertised rite' world The market demand fur Its Deo- Irnn2ht: hniWinc a -h0uld t» •n
!wail a direct lora of 61:soi per pair ale E1CD•nge.ucts is being Constantly Twenty-fivereastal by alai (hnll,l.in Nils Ih/rk! ,,(In1w1.'tp.rerI)'-rPldi1
NI- K,.33•.y deelded to fulliow hi. {
of +np}»,Ming M. adc'Mtish,g the orange growers of the State were laud cremes of th.• -tall• it en though
t.. the lea worst t.v, -coling then► ai faced with ' what they thought Mull I the -table is eon-ld• taldv wurtu•-.
81.17 per pair. The Mani; .so. w,•ro over -production. Since then prods♦ erup•-1 'warier+ are t0 tae avoid
I r:o• dig d.:w1 and Ms •clerks were
tion has quadrupled and the crop is i wL a-n.144•.•[ere:-.• 1- u" d.sirahle
' t•,-ir,s•t� 1 ud to antro.luee. ,bout to still consumed. Judicious adverttatng a+ proper lie. •ting..- W. .;: nun'mere.
tmer+ but to ..•II them 1! thr.. and merchandising methods baveP-A•tsll:tnt Au':: d llte,landman.-
•'r,.oreins"ltd. what war. ?he
.•- kept demand equal to or ahead ut I --- -
..,:s? • By •10.1O k'rirint mowing - hi" supply. ♦levy of four cents a box 1
CI3AN(:ING SEED GRAIN'--°
keto"u„p on oranges and 44a cults a box on
irked that they wer. all ••.61. Mr. and dealers service work is directed'
Here 1. a Merchant Who Sass They
.1.r' and Has the ['roof
tpelulroke standard:
lio the piddle refill the advertlae•
!its? 1f the t'emhroke piddle air
n,
:lr 1•+t hit skeptical shout. this
question they w'l11 le. Interested lit
Hie e•xpe•rtets- of It. J. K••neerly lust
week. Through a mistake, on the
Have Yon Tried It ?
The New Whole Wheat
Bread
A medicine for the sick.
A treat for the well.
A Bread with a natural
flavor.
Get a loaf at
The Goderich Home
Bakery
West Street 1
Phone 114
Ladies' Oxfords for Fall
Oxfords' are suitable footwear for fall wear and the most
satisfactory for wearing under goloshes, as they hold their shape
a id do not force the goloshes into unsightly shapes.
We have a large range in attraetive styles in patent, kid,
and calf. Get thein at
The
Square
Hern's Boot Shop Pi We
,.•k of Ithlrty noire wu+ 1x111 isin
ml chow• woo' euq,tin•d 1.t, r ::ere lemons pays tor It all. Advertising
4Exi"•lililt ii of il•rntn Note
K'nnetc «tat.+ that lr v,n:•l ,n -fpr cblefly to the retailer and consumer.] .t ,•,wtnuu flu. -titin .uk,i1 by f,I'ut
hare+ add ren talo" 111 chi+ prfr.•. " lu any crostrroadatlllase fa Ontario,i • r. i "Ilse- it pry, to , 1.:11i}6 veg.':"
where you could net buy an Ontario Ti.' future.'• iv tlwt alien, t1.' same
apple, you will and oranges constant.; ,...1 cul" 1.. 11 ivied on 110' -ante farm
"110li<e Home Soon, Mother,". ►Y displayed according to directions' for a few ti ars. It awy .1. t •rfor,ete
worked out by thus' wide -awaked in 1t ability i
that eon•• •gx•ratis,g a term (11::::111.1771
hn,. ser
Sammy is a kern little lad He Lower Freight Bates *centred.
I lard b}• rehttit.4t light nil .1.41:44
•.�k. tnm'h yuunaer that. he 111-nnly• ,, t >.,.;,r au arrangement was
1 Julien, --and he has much more win I 8 .t,h.111 els -,,.I tregn.•utl}) fern, w
dam than is usual at hrs age• nor made with the rattways by which. I r,,,,t, which i- pre+Ine•d en ,oil of
tato year. he worked In ■ foundry through the use of larger cars and s heavier chare•t•r. and vice ve•n,si,�
dltlpt • man'• work. His, rather quantity shipments, a lower freight sume all:N.ritie+ have ',eared at
i
worked hrrlde him and helped aim rate wan meowed On oranges The I {,
I the f4, that . dun a of -ergo i+ gees
metal, bre day Sammy cum I ner•esna , .
w a .ore aide but Mr people didn't 83,000,ODU a year to th@ or (41
grow -:t year after year in a di-trlet
worry mu..h. -tc11 br all right In
the mot7.InQ," tm,l er •.i �' g" u Ou •rr•w.ty le.,'nm4' wvIimIIt;
talo a rest.' Put lit. wsari all right 1 to 14 cents a box. The total cost of ty„ 1 'um] borer adapted to tM• ...il/
in the morning, nor the murales
atter. no, nor a week. after. It. war
•
s lit to ,roduce a pr.•fttahh•
Writes Sammy . growers 1n Southern California. , env. It Is also • common belief
ti ztn • study :,t rl..• mall.
In anaui k
marital' di•ee,r4
"W MEN 1.E.U�'F HOME"
"DIKt% ILt .i»"
t\ roNIll x141K['.NO .%%I) t1.NES
t 1, RES
ii, a -pail. -.Jit lit'....1 ,•,...;.: • , Have you seen the.;ssnrtment
"DI.1 r'r"' i _ of St:)via at
-Liu.. i'i..1 1',.v , •.,.n..;, i
"1)1 MB %NU i).‘F1' " Blackstone's Furniture Eltchange ?
rr: In-' Lo'l t.. • . If Vliu really . want- to 'save
• 'IIIRt.I't NI1.11►N money look these over
in.. 1.41:1. .. . ! . . ,.. ,
••L111'I: LLTTI'1t)•• --anything in -new or used Fur-
J\('h DEM1'tt.l I. niture at lo•vest prtct4.
"WEST 01 1lI1 WATCH HI t'hPT" Blackstl�ne•$ Furniture
-IFex ;1:W" Kr:ra, \o..;7'
rat :;...+ -1-,,..,1,,,.. 1'!� i,.:l I,: 11•. Exchan,e
. I :,mil„ ! , . ' h
Massif
for 1 I+1 1 \. 11 t'. 11 II isimminammer
• tit! I %1.1
master the ail of pouring ,m' 1.•n Of ':•
rt Th.'y argil.. that ...pr.' l
of h d 6d growers of the State. This worksti nluat .d n• i
i the organisaUon'r services, exclusive 1,.yttlition* .f that di -trio, h i- of
of advertising L 8.86 cents per bol to say that ninny- farmer'. lull'•• Vil-
thrn tint for a doctor, tri $m nine
denial". The d•vtor looked him river I or less than halt the amount of the tkusge.l. the+ ads ler r0 their fitulneL►t
several time• (licit 1•.nk him le a 1 reduotton. ! lw+. 1nrr+tigntl,n :end oDs4•rt.11b it
• .. Lair invest the 1p• ,
doth held out acme It'Pt If he nu
The oldest and best (o-oprrative '
h.• eure•'at ..firs. Marketing Association of California, rule a- to when -•e•d •honed . be
N•mmy M quite a favorite p In eliaulnel. It I. o""" trill' "'Main
�*1 1 t Co • ro - 1
atter a Quarter of a century of nuc- t , funks the
Uvea. He kp Pr the other patients In
■trading that the farmers' marketing
he en,. stories e. problems can only be solved through
pec where fo •Pen4 tela bnyh•t,tt1 oats. D ystride•. n erup"tm.1- tw .lit hndl;..-
he the fotka Illi l home swot." organised marketing effort by the I ngel ttlroygb lark "f moistnr•' -nr
he arae to hla last letter; • d 1.r farmers themselves. -R. 1). Col-
prnbabiy will 'be, for he 1s r klrt gaette, Professor of Marketing, U. A.1 l>• condition lit high ha- forte'
vpl•ndid prezre. s. p:rvvunh•r ripwnl.g, as to .curs.• Ale
The ltuaknke Hospital for Cor.- College, Guelph. I:miniatu grtlin t. is• tory tight and
.umptivee, the Haven el the r af- I rivoiltint1*a,r• ruder r• - u -h ,•ircpmsttnet•+. 11
is Phoned reductlun will effect a saving
Radio! Music!
Yes, I've fallen for it, --and fallen hard.
If you are tottering. too, just come in and find an
easy place to fall.
I was a trifle skeptical, too, until I heard
"Pagliacci" played two nights ago by a fine orchestra
in Pittsburg. The manufacturers can't keep up with
the demand, so we had better do our ordering now
for Christmas.
H. E JENNER
,6:,, 1" 'SW' .1.1t4 .111144
r
th it 11at. Roth mrdtes: men ■grand Eeort 1 a s the Producer. I I t ► I that it Ir not
lib et Sammy w u consumptive and I Otganlfed ri p•fsHd t , Ivy 'I.'" 71113 ,l 'iron
h•• neo. krik 11810111 ur n P e In•nnwtamr'+ may
strive ,
f 1 i 1 till d
ecu u experience,
s P emus- • b tage "f -led salla lira itaperoost'.
good with his pleasant ml's
huttlur s
and hisMt t : of French Vur ••vel t" Idle .el»Ilnl nl+---... For oil
d
•o
n
gra
poo
W. A. Ckarltm.. President, 2211 Gollep
Street. Toronto, Ontario.
dieted with tubercult.e., Is In a
large' measure replant upon public
generosity Mr its fund,' to carry on
Ina work.
Cootrtbutlnn. 11,117 he .int to Hon.
A Gift
inspired by sentiment and
thns expressive of the true
spirit of Christmas --your
photograph.
Slit now and avoid the holi-
day tush.
J. T. FELL
Phone 187 Gederieh
Legume Inoculation.
The popularity of the Bacteriology
Department of the Ootarfo Agricul-
tural College le attested by the fol- I.
lowing statements: During 1923 a
total of 4,327 cultures of legume
bacteria for seed inoculation were
prepared and sent out. Of this num-
ber alfalfa was most frequently ask-
ed for, with 1,883: Red clover, 1166;
sweet clover, 662; peas, 634; afsik
148; soy beans, 88, brans, 71; sweet
peas, 38; vetch, 81; white clover, 1.
The creamerymen and the cheese -
maker' asked for and were supplied
with 147 lactic starters, and 43 Bul-
garlcum cultures.
The multiplying influence of the
various bacteria sent from the Bac-
teriological Department during the
year bad a very noticeable influence
on legumes of the beide and the fin-
ished dairy Products of the factories.
•
would. ,f •oars••. 1w• folly to think
4.f using this grain for •.•el. • TM,
Letterheads
Envelopes
Billheads
And all kinds of Business
Stationery printed at The
Signal Office.
We will do a joh that will
do credit to your burinees.
Look over your stock of
Office Stationery and if it
requires replenishing call
us by telephone 35.
The Signal Printing Co.,
Limited
.a.ara,w•
Thor New Q. A. O. No. 144 Oat.
The O. Y1.1). No. 144 oat was ob-
tained from the Siberian variety
through nursery plant selectiog, This
oat, which matures about the same)
time as the Banner, has a spreading
head, white grain and lees than the
average per cent. of null found In
oats. The straw 1s strong and 1t has
proven to be an excellent yielder of
grain.
When tested on thirty-two [arms
situated In twenty-one different coun-
ties In Ontario la 1623, It out>lelded
the O. A. C. No. 71 by 6.7 bushels,
the O. ♦. C. No, 3 by 10.8, and the
Liberty Mulles* oat by 17.3 bushels
of grain per acre. lb triplicate plot
tests at the College In the average of
the last Ave years, It surpassed the.
O. A. O. No. 72 by 4.8 and the Banner
by 6.6 busbels of grain per acre.
During this five-year period the straw
of this variety lodged less than either
the O. L. C. No. 73 or Banner Oats.'
-beet. of Extension, O. A. College,
Guelph. •
M,wrPer, i+ an extreme euw•. The
problem to determine I- whether. 'n
tier normal eireutn,tan,e e. one ratty
,'xpr-t 11 larger crop from the u-,• or
feel grown elsewhere than int the
farm on which It is intended to he
Itwel. Without going Into detail, one
may safely follow the rule to change
seed only when seed mug he obtain.••I
which 'sweet.. a higher ,*Pgr,'t' of
development .nnd vigor than the
homegrown. Thi+ i- a..nmhng that
the home -grow. .,•ed bereave to a
.nitable cart. tv for the di-4rii•f and
le free from noxious im, urith•+, If
these latter pr6tiston+ are not e nn -
plied with. the seed, of ((tits..'', should
not be used under any ein•umotanela.
Farmer- who contemplate changing
their tetel and whose aee••l 1.. r•:tsd1-
ably good. at present; would 1.' well
adv' -ed +.1 pray some fleet eta:+
registered feed through the Can:titian
1444.41 (;rOw,•r'. Afsa i.ttlno M Ottawa
and test thte in comparison with
their own• Tht'• 1+ a relatit'ely in•
expensh'.' practice which might well
lie• ntinpte d terlodieully by every
former and with all elm.... of eropt.
-1.. H. Newman, Dotnintnn t'eremllst.
Grand lid cottager looted
Salt serves es a spite or eoadteseat 1 t •,nn•tdble Oliver hart little In •111e
which whets the appetite rad is- catty of clot*. bet by ptlsttmt effort
creases the palatability of toad tel he finally .rr'nnd nett ary t'vtdenee
I've .tock, 10 at•eure v'onvlvtiuu of the thieves.
SPECIAL SALE
of
HATS
of Exceptional Value
• For Friday and Satnrdaar, Nov. 21 and 22
L ad'icr ,Trimmed Hats at.. • .... - $5.00
Misses' Trimmed 1 late in Felt and Velvet at $2.00, '
$3.00 and $3.50•
Your Inspection Is Invited
Miss MacVicar
'Kingston Street . Goderich
a
The Management of
The James McManus Pasteurizing Plant
wish to unioguwr•r to their eu-tttnler' and: site getters! public that
they are own, carrying to -h (lett: rad (`r.,twiry Butter and
al+o Buttes►iik Lou flair regular milk t.lrlivt•ry rig- it all times.
Rutter, 4tilk and Buttermilk eau l e hall at tl0 plant on Erin
`limit s't ta;' little lw•tween it a. tn. unit h it, 111.
.;R. iIEND, Nov. ltd.--Attont
twenty e, e'. on the London side
of the sum•tn•i' 'oro her. hat • been
,•ut•red and hundreds. of dollar.'
worth of clothing, bedding and food
+tuffs stulrn. lel.t'otery of the r•b-
twry west mad. 'by a Londoner who
came to his ,cottage fur the week -Peal.
and (nc,•»flgatl•m show'P,i that rho
thieving had leen general.
count t'onietable W. It. (Ifever,
steamed by Provincial (Mime Albert
WttIteestde. of Hehwall, le at work on
the cave, and some tmptrtaat eller*
hare barn unearthed.
Mat fall tome of the eettag•s were
ntere,l and considerable ptoperty
n'ntnt'eil, but not tq the wholesale
extent of this ,rear. At that time
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Farmers, Attention !
Our winter stocks are now complete, and include good,
sound, solid -leather Work Boots, snag -proof Rubbers,
leather -top Rubbers, Felt Shoes, in fact, everything for
the. Farmer and all outdoor workers.
A CALL SOLICITED
SH MAN'S
The Leading hoe Store
N'. REG• SHARMAN GODERiCHJ
Thine 158
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