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EDITORIAL NOTES
merry eihriste
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Itlght 11012. Sieh
fifty-four year, ••kl
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Don't fail t.• rad
ter of Tio; eia;ual'e
1f1i (fat of the greet t'auadian auto,
111 t•"•'•OWee 'w01 111tr,w1Uee a new
and anOteigtalta interest. 1t is not,,wc11
for yny eonllnuuity to have all its eggs'
in •ae basket.
The Wile et a Mas
Me•afur,' itlrror1
A man will go .out and huy half a
dozen cigars at ten agents ea,•h..lose
one of them and break two in his
pocket and Lurch it off. But let ills 1
'awn he inc•r•:used by illi cents and he
.-es nine moire? sleep and does
•slough ,rousing 10 I.b$tta•nr a war.
Tile* Ire regar.Ied as life's worst
e.ilame y
% 1'osItioi' or a Job?
i Acton. Free Press,
sli. tl,•w many o-. yen) expect positions
I:ific • you graduate • was the question ;
• a prominent- hanker to senior
t,i11g
was
se•lsie , ,»'reuse. nal studrut+ in a Sall Lake.
,,n ,iloudy )arta 1' 11 _!. ::.•)w...!:. \ewrly all raised
i :air h.lrds. Then the speaker added
panels for wireless sate, tad records
141•11.Xow L•t's w.• the h: one signified
those who BANTA CLAUS NOT ELL The population 14. consists that will never become scratchy.
the ep0alagOuly one sl[uified this I f tl •t1u►nislt U u
new .Itry. Lt tilts
THE SIGNAL,
7r.
? vODERICH, ONT.
1i 1.1T."IN % f'OIJTII•.lL LE.U)EKS PREPARE ECM ELECTION"
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The 1•o111ieal 1'wlr:Iri;w : "Neel), my scar. the question
do you prefer to havc'run Over you''.' )Nally F:x{.setae, I..o.luu.
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».... .•+urfrli/ `racer of rllt.•ry, ane
1• thru as Li ant parent as plate -glare.
It vagi tl.' roods in urilamental
tornte. 1t cau ruaily be colored, and
wan Iluwn designs In 1:111 anon tpr-
tfi.;e ttatrble•, hu• 1 venture
to picph..:y that the tuurt popular
will be the opaque designs to one
calor. These I.eik Ilk~ chine, but are
lighter, and feel like gutta-percha.
they' 'arc nut usually' moulded. .in-
stead, plass is reduced to u poMder
and rhap.d :•y hydraulic prraa. suck
articles as teacup.• can be wade
quickly gnat cheaply and are prao.2-
t'aliy .- ,'1'lartlta. - which hat
'rhe Ilrttt.ah company
paid the expensed of ibe years of rue
search Is buitdiutt t large factory
%upside Nultingl.am. thin In Vienna
th. y lay.• •a tactory lu full operation
alr••ady. This it concentrating on
• windowpanes and electrical goods.
and Itis enough orders on hand to
keep ' working full time for month/
ahead.
A• plass is larder than vulcanite.
but Vail be moulded as easily. we I12sy
expect unbreakable fountain -pens.
w .Irl••• e 1 seethes use in a most unezr
•v'a•.•1 a "r Je+••e•I a11t' o the ear
- -- ..... ..... sly there is a diger KNOWN IN COLOMBIA co Iaer•'r+ Molly mixed API' the pe•e•ted field has already been found.
:,.r t e•: w. ••n a L.siti,;u and r Jig). wF+ With it, leautlful dress materials
uuMc,• Indiums. T11! re- is that• roduced ata low cost. if
I000. • • • The Christian Ne•leethe Monitor. Tttr in Inllnslirig leiter Kraal.--
We
tearlw� lolei there are two distinct cit>.. the rich may b! p
the latter yuli - style and : needles bre arranged in patterns oa
•lu 111 have' gloats of tlw r t
- lover TIM our {erwlts white collars: • • then touched upon a place of
u' loan. has pi�cvuufort nti,I elle poor who Iva in the; a boar dipped
_•seers y an e - from .i tie- pattern ofu
There is a' c
for 1. prhat.. a rose on the ty{ilAt's, phew. Vr. J.-1. YerRu•r••u. who with sibly imagine .laboring, • a mains behind. On .hardening. the
• 1 Ills wife and child Is tit for very lose wugc^. :owl cith living' sewn all
•• desk: tb.•m :+ work any old dAer With ,..ts at least twice as 1 t'1 as 111ey • rc
W1�a►1•••g' worth of praiser the other- and perhaps a trace • • . at ,go a, '. 1 i . Mr. l'ergii.on.. a the fabric.
vele, fi .. position is more who is a graduate y( the tNitario Agri.- are at hoer coo .lot reel c Imagine
1 1d
.mer can 'weep':
rt h fret with %redia who Iter In e•on+itirrable
d d •d i averse) of plana
pr t' without g" u• P• 1rs *fins. (.inul. t
(hrtru►rs slr►rlt :cud tlw r. l • al,s for slewvtw rolled
.m u n ,1 the follow tug letter f most fusible conditions one vas pts an til. a colored drops r••
11 .m. e• with one 'Ilse I 1s• w' .rk
p, strut fordInd '
• h Being at peels nt ,
effect Is of opalescent brads
c .f ler It, t a Jaw . n•over a .
•u at our harbor. '•• spuration. !.slug).• a 1 that 41 tittle l hrlshuas er w..1 I was shown some charming Brest
fyutg lln•a+ud J•' :,,r rmani•nt : $ f••h• le test• i' only tem-' cultural eollcee. is one of threematerials produced ",muting" a
(;oderich i Ir may 1'r c"'u l pc i t r p•rlispe )tut whowent from Lensing, mien., at certainly le A testaend to '',••w• 1•'lla. ' thin colored film of by liquid gl&aS
throwing v
a»'i' {..easy'- a strppnC-sone awn
we have now lived atn.•.1 .i y-rnr
our cheeti in fere stel. to tie ,nosy. a ii one was . the issitiest of
to s the till agricultural
of on top of a fabric of different color.
• • • interested .[n a job. "T•au e•e.me and . t•„lumbi. to est -204'10i an agrk•ultura{ in Vegeta oust the great Mat.•. n+iiig feel- Sometimes powdered mica 4 dusted
1 country. The letter Is torr of the country is it. ni.lnellous over the design before
the finishing
wt
tine o- rise Ula l'ouut.ry tanks 1' eve rue after y.0 graduate. was the
rolle•ge. in that
hanker'+ eery *raiment If firers is oiattM rt ID.gwx lutetubet 'ILL_- rarely . it n,her leets c1 frost is - Proems,
roI embroidery.nJ Utah
.bCatlou at mum, ter •e _ - tartly known. mkt the 1 ..,,,,it dryssilk
waking gl'1 any nw.ral k1 this. no doubt it will bpi never exceed a temprature ••f 't,S• We -- - ---
cena to n •'atter. 1e it veining '^'r apparent to file tens of thousands t of Dear Folk
Item forgive or t.. be merged': enthnstnstic young folks worn they i merry' Christina. and a happy Nee hare no .seasons elxerpt til.• ::tiny tea- . pies !test Had ___.Appefes.
leans ore+, which 01.n1r in Felr'Ilry god gating and drineing competitloa•
• • • finish :who'd. aril nee wondering what were among the joys of bygone days
„r the world has to ogee. { While you might like a Christmas vemlerand `Vhllel we areae~ tin fe•w• In England. People were much mon
Canada* UO.I principal tied crop0- curd from iri'i*nu. it would die x12 im-
.ner a billion •1•'•- , ported At erie•p11 one. 1••0 dnstP.td WP miles from the erpiatur, til.- :•1••121 run- heft, feeders In those deya than they
11CSs are valued at A Nyle Month: Trip ditk►12 le brought nMwt 1•. the Eget sr• to day. Prises were awarded at
1 ill t+•1ow last year's .rot.T, • following truer was wibtidwit;are sending you a little• note, to wish that we are Icing of an ••attou of flair and similar places to the mea
etre. s �t1'1 )' yew
Jost Its merry n t'hristwas aril as
rain~ SgiNatchrwun lards am•.u: 1.1e entic in an OM Country paper: hal.py.a X 1' fit ern 1 gold• M► fret. Three boon• ol. ,Ior1►eAae•k who could dbpow of the greatest
with Ontario around. Sir. The f. In -I ltd reit train { u amount
1, L engraetd
ton; to ru..farictiers altituotil,sterstiief.,,r.int.117 from port Huron relines. and other trophel friers ereday that hi, lied norintention of re- r. e•
card saying
eve Year as n will rut s int.. I lasrtntlful
following • iucldrut may the +ams thing. of food to a given time.
pu,inteas••ud-rropieal climate when • ••lye' ail • eonteet of that sort was organ's-
• • • • re•r•,•Ia sone of your readers: On Wed -I
!While t'hrLsnuss Is yet a Tenth awn)• hnintin+ and o few nruiRr- re tonne. to a mining town to the forth of
rretuder hertrus•.ti intends to case', 11*. *0 11I+r o toot:,. was picker) up un wirer this re•l.•hrs vols you, a ill he en-
rhe tench 1.•twtr•n �bo, and'ian joviing your Christmas turkey. A yeati A from mor4 hours and we r r tP down Maglaad. One competitor, a giant
17111*! at Iris pi" t indefinitely. ` lie 1.11- ;inc. •»•ntalnint lwhgt ds treater a I •g•, ev,- were eating 1 hristritg- din- In tie vplley1 do a strict'• 1rnpie•a1 *oilier sex feet in height and broad
audience the
-- .- -- •• *Melt . - :_ •....1 1.r the -. - .,- ....nt ..Lor �-lutists elan• .411,11„
nuC. sasses. hamtnas. IQ pl•oport1*n. succeeded In disposing
tiring until h.. planer fir secondary
KNE EtiE I EtIE ' ME R't1E e
This Is the Store for
Santa Claus
T1) •:F:f
Doll Carriages, Kindergar-
ten Sets, New Mattresses,
Springs, Beds, Couches,
Dining Room Chairs, Rock-
ers, Davenports, Heaters,
Cook Stoves, Coagoleum
Rugs, Pianos, etc. 1
Drop in and sere. \1'e posi-
tively save you money
Blackstone's Furniture Exchange
"On the Broadway of Goderich''
I house. but this vele ver • �� if Its ;lire in if the +».entre wer•.:rvra'la"1• washed down with copious draughts
I'hri+tma
education were worked out (anon of .wrap currents This ea ere Iden
1
+ in a wavier „Haw;
a +•olnmI•la 1s a country of n,wtatns
e ewe
our we will le on board of ale. H. was unanimous y <�• are
• • • in tie seal•.) "tie had iw•u t Lr.'" , sill .1 ,wane place on the Pacide be -
:U01 tray,) i• indeed
dttflcu ' In order ed the wirers and was being trIum-
olerL.Anl on Mari' list in file re 1 $in to get to 1te,».est we trice ••iv I..urs phantly escorted home whe12 he turfs
A visitor from the l -tilted States tw'ewn the 1'nnrml .'anal and tf0n of thelvVt 'eiZn. {'sltr•h,,,,thlbuPe Fntn.•i+.•.. if they d., not work out. he train on', flys days by ~,ver boat., ed to his admirers and said: "Eh.
admitted to a Toronto ne•wepsper re t:+kru tear or sees,) h..uK by 12rmpinl•• ale only lads. say, don't nay nowt n' ;its to
were wee *it; prublthta be eating a native nitcnIalta•e twine to
r that the gels la that city trip. The tinder bra• requested to, re_ Christ -
turkey In Bogota. go uti' col ie-
my old woman. or she won't ale ne
They tell tux in Bogota tilt leis. R- I.a''k neer the old spouts's ,• +s ,-ailed no dinner!"
that btu• girls is 1'l :reel. terve the pater to _Washington -vr --
...1 1 the t}ttimi4o to itinsiave seas un the;
'!y�thiltg part'. whieh 1 nc•'r.Iingly *Vd.
•,, -flees. l'rrtsinty. 'Menet are a i' W, 1.. Kirk.
:Likak rich Or. In Toronto.
ehoreham4n- tea.
• • •
-tt� lave leen a thrifty *wen
•1
mired out the of Moing
tl pavane .tid lenetuler
!t e%ristalae coming rust tell day
w bat as excuse (al not sl1r.•a•l-
tnself In tlw way et :IR-git':,�
• • • •
to 1Ngna1 15 au horirsst to anmoyw•
l . in •ytte of the motteru Bic' tats
of transportation, saute Claw will
sake hie tMriatmas Eve trip tats •ease
Iu the old-fashioned way• Ls.ber end,
.7rancer and Vixen had the Net of the;
famous Irani are w as goes, ••xlditl•w
as ever.
Sunny Smith Fitt. Worthing -road.
mos is not vers intense y 04 ....fir7
here. and that :tante Claus flees net Pacific. -
get this far south. i think we will' We are looking forward •'• meeting
appreciate t•Ilrietmae more than pert Noll all before another 1'h: •'was and
atter hoverer had an u,,j..rtunity to wee !ruin that this one will !•• the mer-
.tny'a.trt. +telt as foottsill. that can how folk: in a country like this live. riot ever for you.
tes+h a Itt..leW !'ian to for quicker loll 111
feral 11ns its talking 'points .-1h-tr .i
Free 1'rer•s.
• • •
The coming session of the l'ruvilh•i:il,
hegblature is to open on W -.!i. sd iy.
7 sugary 30. Among rite k� isMtioni
• -deed will lie the adoesse Ireslug1
and a measure 1 - protide fur,
lag of muuk•ipelitees t.y the i'ro-'
seal foree opniol lh wird .••'inti,•.
'districts. -
♦ • •
else Terumo tiro, ll0a-Ls-of 14v4flty-
iu freighters. worth tt.l.ualrsutl.
,t ',tittering in •f•.r^uta hirinr ei,wl
Mrieb has the same• number of heats.
but tech valise in three or four tunes
that of the Toronto )leer. The ve••••elgt
berths) at Tun.nto are of the size that'
we used to "e' her• fifteen years
.10.
• I'hrl-hiss as ver know it w..111,1 .ere
tainly tr a Godsend 1.4 the multitudes
of port who inh-stat these .1nek-i*
• • •
Explaining 10 a newspaper reporter
Irby Ontario hay In•rn enjoying su,•b
mild wearier. the director of the eve -
tier berme at Toronto said it w;il
because wee 11:1VP. been getthig '• 1r
winds steadily from 11r• ',oath. N.,* !
he would g•• on rt. explain why salt.l•I
erly winds helve prevailed we role:'
get isoMewher in the 'snivels •for
format ion.
• • •
11'i11.am Pr55t.•:• 1 pro mi_ucpt u; -
wen of Stratford, w ...• death os»err •d
hist week. stent ar.niC '.f his boyhood
years In t:ewlerieh, 111- f:1'het 1a•ing 11.
Jame', Preston. who w-1< laistnr •,
North wtreet Methodic' 1hnreh in
'epee. Another son was the late T. 11
IPreet..ne whs. as a Iwbll.her for ma'
years of The Brantford i.\;..sitor w:r•
Otte of the eminent newl•1•., 1Iil ..r.
the Peelle:we
• • •
Tie closing days of til,dg:ltl•ln
111.• i.a4 were mill and ea:nit ..r
there fair! no losses Anel, n-
marked tbaelose of lIs seaat►s of 1927
We ►allele t)))ilt. t:lkttlj 11 penb,.l ••.
resat•• the weather in the first week ••.
I wn of Iss•e•n1lh1r la leas 4.'isterotta 11.11
that of earlier Months. Of .»rte-•
iMoeusler .•n He upper fakes is nlway•
0114, and "'n Must wanr►tl. the int!
Wes are in ')anger -f tieing frnru•e in
• • •
The opening M the l:eteral liob,,
plant at Regina was *11"
c si rt has
• great erlel.r sen in the c
w an capital last week and In ',emitted
as rommea•InR n new era 1n Wastes
('anada. Axricnlnt,• hall been and for
many year* will . ontlnDP to be rite
great 1121110011117 of the West. but the
eirtablIshini Of Manufacturing plants
Head
Mootteel
BANK OF MONTREAL
Estab'ished 1817
ASSETS and LIABILITIES
31st October, 1928
ASSETS
Cash on hand
Deposits with and notes of and cheques
on other Banks
Deposit in the Central Gold Reserves
Call and Short loans on Bonds, Deben•
tures and Stocks---17a,f 12.155.00
Dominion and Provincial Government
Securities 79.704.087.a0
Canadian Municipal Securities and
British, Foreign and Colonial Public
Securities other than Canadian . . 26•o54.892.93
Railway and other Bonds, Debentures 3,69-3.024-06and Stocks
Quick Assets . . $473,898,282.56
$ 91.987,065/12
67.346,958.25
25,000.000.00
Loans and Discounts and other Assets
Bank Premises
Liabilities of customers under letters of
credit (as per,contra) . . •
Total Assets .
LIABILITIES TO THE
Notes in circulation
Deposits
Letters of credit outstanding
Other liabilities .
Total Liabilities to Public .
Excess of As3ets over•Liabilitie
to Public
375.259.014.44
11400000.00
13.13!.126.61
1873,782,523.62
PUBLIC
46+967.574.00
7 3 3.489.179.93
▪ t3,115,116.62
17.144.688.33
=8 t 0.728,668.88
4 $63,055,854.74
Crushed Cont.
Coal crushed to the fineness of
toilet powder and used for firing
ships'- furnaces is claimed to make a
each~ of stn shilling, a Ion on coal,
while increasifc the boiler emeiency
viglteetl to Twenty per cent. -LOM
don Answers
OPERATED ON KING
Sir Heigh :11.111' I: _ y. foremost
surgeon et England, w' pert(ernlyd
the• eery delicate over,. on 1111 King
/;purge which lids brou¢ relief to Ills
Majesty. 111111 high 1101. •-nr his 1111l-
; mote rer•oeery.
PLASS
Is Perfectly '!'ranaparent, alit is Piot
(Baas--Prartlrall) 1 ntI•eaknb3
-�An Entirely Nee Peewee..
_Two British ehemt.ts i, ve prldUtl.
.ed a new kind of "glee They are
Prof. Bally, professor of .rmistry at
Liverpool 1'ntv,•rsity. and his son.
The new "glass" Is p1.c Wally ure-
breakable, writes a set'•n inc contri-
butor. i have thrown plY it with all
my n rength on a concrete floor with-
out doing any damage• It can be
broken by heavy blows w • h a sledge
hammer. but even then , will not
splinter; after several i.11ws it may
be cracked all over, but the pieces •
.still adh To.
Plass. as the new au11'rance is to
be called, is transpal, 1,r .0 the
healthy ultra -violet rays tti sunlight,
w1111e ordlnai y window-cass com-
pletely shuts them out. And It 1a
cheap. Glass •s which allow ultra-
violet rays ,o pass are ••zpensivie
while to• nt a large micron car with
unapllnt arable class may ,os. $200.
With piass the two advantages are
sombined gt. negligible .11,.1 coat
The material is made ny an euttre-
ly new process, two natural sub-
s sincere formaldehyde and urea, be-
ing
♦Inrt chemteally combined. A little
acetic seed 1s added as a cohdensing
agent. The materlals are thoroughly
nitzc•d with plenty >1 water. The
thin liquid Is then heated In a va-
cuum to drive off some of the water,
and a thick Syrup Is formed. This la
poured Into moulds and allowed to
set. in this state It ran be moulded
nr cut ..sally, and can be worked la
a lathe.
This soft solid Is baked for several
days In an electric ',yen . The tem-
perature Increases each day, but N
never above that of boiling water.
When cold the sheet 1a hard, but dull
In color 1. t •oLdt:.d tool. woo
"1
jahlkiVerd"
the onegift
Flowers are ;
acceptable to everyone ' ;
Not only do Flowers interpret tile thusia•+m of the
giver, hut they add a bright note to the -t meters spirit it-
self. Put beautiful Flowering Plants and Cut Flowers on
your gift list -and order early.
SEND FLOWER GIFT: OUT OF TOWN
We,1.•Iieer anywhen• by %tr.
We make choice Christmas and Memorial
Wreaths. Try one this season. ,
GEO. STEWART
t ioderieh, 4 lift. W
tecricl
fele{,hone 111.,
estinghouse
Batteryless Console
Not Oit[y-
OYOUSLY, old and young alike will welcome it -
jubilant to see it's a Westinghouse Masterpiece
-finest product of toe Radio Pioneers of the
world. There is a glamour and facination both
in giving and receiving the most advanced radio
instrument teat has ever been produced.
WESTINGFt0USE ENGINEFPS pronounce
this In•tn.ment the real.t•tinn of Radio
at its s Rest -.supreme ,n performence -
the reproduction < schion of Mny rodeo program
nista reproduetlon
on the air-
WESTINehtOUSa tyIERS .Mee their en-
thu•.•.m for it. er.tst•nA.ng •blllty to
senate nations -It• striking po.e< on
T isn't merely those who know radio who have
acclaimed the Westinghouse to he without a peer
re.k or Butene e..wu ."•-u• •Imree
ane pn4 operation •'t• beau.y d
dress .,h trouble-free wearer dpleasing the saner
ilt
but thousands of owners in every town, city and CRITIC -AL MUSICIANS pack up their ere.
myetiaed to
two radio
tuhl r,nn.mnet•
community across Canada. Ever since this model no,te In
note end pitch
came on the market there has been such a dc- in•s1og wok.i,it
gnit^heoitf tht WNW,nand that Westinghouse facilities, great as they
are, have been unable to supply sufficient seta
for every home that wants one.
S265.22 Complete with Tubes
FRANK McARTHUR
DISTAPWF FANS gloat ewer the menet
toning ef
,..In entwine ewer. with
on andBettery-
lees Radio
'
Better, -
lees .dlo afire.
West St., Goderich
Electrical Fixtures and Supplies, Phone 82
Next to Post Office
c,WHEN YOU BUY A WESTINGHOUSE YOU OWN THE WORLD'S MOST ADVANCED RADIO
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