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THE BREATHE'ABLE TABLET
THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
Vutr-tide Erabtttlani ane Outlet -Billions
Many are the quaIut traditions' mas cake, or plum cake, eaten within
that have gathered about the testivl- I a certain period after Chrislmae, there
e
mo
t•
Iles ounc ted with Illirlstmtui. Very In sure to follow a happy
old indeed is the tradition that, at In the c`min year. J uslt who +woulouldd
midnight on Christmas Eve, cattle' happen
kneel In their stalls. anti to therm W rat thirteen Omer, or more,. tradition
Possibly he would pay
given at that time the gift of speech.does not say. J
4n Ireland there still perehet* a relief i for his temerity with et treat one un -
that
owalks though the land,( there- Hon, however. eemst- , lucky mouth of tto be thelamodetrain-
child
n
ea11d
fore lighted Candies are placed in the fr wofttheat belief
i fist 11 ttie eatingref
windows to shed light uponpath.good luck. Frumeuty la a
111 Germany this belief took a different scathe of K
form. Au extra chair was placed at kind of porridge made of wheat cooked
the table ready for the Christ -child If in milk. 'When raisins (plume)) were
he should honor the home by entering. added it was oft.0 called p
The Ceremony of the lighting of the ridge" and sproehll 1 evuish from
Yule -log is oue of the very old cus- which plum puddingware embodied
of Britain and naturally tradi- Some old superstitions
tions and superstitions have gathered In the following sayings:as some say.
bout It. The new lug must lot lighted ` gJ�neak Christmas
risttmass) ( maketh a fat
churchyard."
"If Christmas on a Sunday fall
,J► troublesome winter we shall ba,ve
all.
If Christmas on a Mouday be
Then a great winter we shall see"
CHRISTMAS CAROLS
with • bit of the last year a log kelbaro
for the purpose. The log must
all htIf
it goes out I
attend the house. While the log
bums the door must be watched that
no bearer of RI luck, a cross.eyed win
for example, may enter. It is impor-
tant, too, that the first ia'rrtu to cross
the threrlwld on Christmas morning
h" a dark -hatred man. Ile was
called a 1u.14 bird." The office of
"lucky -bird" often be:aWe iri4'sional I No eveut to the history of the world
and more than pne "lucky -bird' had i has produced a greater wealth of rung
several regular clients. 'The Wheel than has the nativity of our Lord. EMS -
passed, sometime.. from father to ton land Is particularly rich in Christtor
for generations. • hymur and (-units, for, In addition to
• Today, in our own land, It Is Dori tomo. writ,eu by her own poets, she
ommou to hear Quoted the super- has translated, end made her own by
h Wt du ion, game fruw other language*.
Within
U04 at for every piece of L r I a In meieval times, when few people
•'t� •+est-Y�►L .+h �Yvst�r �hs�w�y,` 1cuu.d read, when printing war up-
-
f7 K ii MiY' A r •ii w► •sit A e si .0 . know' . n h bo;),
r vtetiwere
min►t•Ie t p1S V1I O
incctrmmuu people, and
bevutu familia today,
I� � toe c u
I'e• �t mystery plays tar the tn*tructwa of
Ideal Christmas Gifts l ' J "`'rd mar
wane, used In sure plata, gradually
W,.p, I r. Some
of tnenI are
Flt +t{ ; very getout uud are never sung t ay,fg
( I n an cleverly ails nor yet in bowers
erials. In Children's Hats, Beret Tama and Baby n A Born would He nut be,
g nets, at greatly reduced prices.
Neither iu tootledor yet in tower*
fust seemly to *mei
IN SCARFS, COSTUME JEWELLERY. COR- But, at the i)* wereer* will
SAGE FLOWERS, AND NOVELTIES. Ittlhsepropitwixt ;n to fox andil,an oar
i . \j� /yRM Vcr �I
IN NEW HATS for the holiday season fn (' ar fur watauce thea farm a Cut entry
Velve , R bbo d blended metallic mat- it wiraele wry'
\ertuer las 4
arc cotcdiahy invited to inspect our stock • fti Jesus, this king, born He was.
Herrero Ile bring us
till:
X33 M. aC war Or the song culled 'The Angel of the
1♦ ingst.,li st r.• t
1Nrd,.. .511 .1 regia*:
Cattagmalwattaittalaxtiwizgmarhatitiaig I In Bethieurw, in" noble As Y Vr W'
u u eey said It wast,
Uf toe virgin Mary, toll of grace,
iianator muudl flatus eat.
-on Christina* night an angel it told
1'u toe eurDuerua ►eep►ug tueir fold.
That w Betaiebew wan beastse wold.l
aaivatur WUUdi hath* eat."
From da)r when feastiug and merri-
ment *ere ear prow.ueut w ChnalWaa
24 festivities we have, George Wither It
carol:
no now is come our juyfulet feast,
Let every man be ?Joy,
Jaen room *nu yvie leave is dreet,
IIPPO •
And every port Us y.
' Young wen au.l nta)da -and girles
Q
boy-es
/1� (Ave hie to nue another's joyes,
iS And )uu anon *nail by their uuyae
r ReC1/421011AttINEVNIEVERK ilter4KVICITUT
A Christmas Gift
v that will be appreciated
Send the home town paper to your friend at
CT
a distance, or to the boys and girls at school. It
C7 will be like a letter from home every week.
Perceive that they are merry."
and
lue carols Gnat nate ebuurad, how -
user, and teat have become a eery
A part of Curial ma* Jul, are Wusa UI&t
4.1.41.114.1.41.11 Cue *tut) et l,vd's [real lint
man
A` 'Curisuanr, awake, salute the happy
Wuru
The Signal to January 1st, 1931, Whe ay Saviour of the SSorl,.
tij The hest Sowell the angel did say
for
$2.O0 Ae Was to ctrtatu poor sbepi.erds in
11#1 )
h sent t once
heals u ibey lay;
1:7 las field* aurae they lay, keeping their
`Phone 35 and have the paper on
n 8 a•p,
Un w ht,cud winter's Dight that was w
��,t Jeep.
�ttNtr.eri.itif�,tiR7•,,vitp, \creed, Nowell, Nowell, Newel•,
����, ]aV Boni is the fining of laraeL"
'i'ue author...1p of the IyLer carol
�t7 1.s" is nukhowu, but It Is nue of the ear-
EUVIII°I� si •Mt+a s► i► Q� tl � " threat !and best loved of Christmas
Christmas Gift
We Three Kings of Orient Are"
r
and the pretty cltlld'r hymn by Luther
,;ales hats to the sixteenth centu ),
+ at -o of that era:
Away iu a manger,
So tr.b for a bed,,,
a the 1i tie. Turd Jesus
Suggestions
Our store is well stocked with a large as- b Glome hymns trat;,lat(d into English
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THE SIGNAL' p,
Goderich "Buy -at -Home" Directory
and Business Guide
Through the co-operation of the business men listed below, The Signal proposes to reproduce
articles in the endeavor to bring about a better business relationship between residents and
and thus to bring about a more prosperous and progressive community in which to live.
a series
merchants
of educational
in our town,
t
I. d etowu Itis sweet bead."
•;•sI•ltest You. Merry Gentlemen,
un! -novel-novel King Wim este*" are very.
..Id favorires dim -were sung, yearly. by
the waits 1(5 they visi.ed the :'great
bQ nous*' Christmas hristmas E e
t
and w11ul ,utesl t•ala' In
sortment of useful Christmas Gifts, in women s err ' u Tome Alt Yc Faraithfupal;' restimehot
ieautiful anent Night, holy Night,
patent kid and satin Pumps for every wear. Cj tafinl ir,,i, the isatin, and the very
111 Slippers
Bedroom Slippers for all,
PPfront the tiny tots to th.•
ip older members of Oh-
gr.
it - ftni-
ily.
TRAVELLING GOODS
Wt' have also
nlo't suitable
•tits in Travel-
ling GoodB—
t_adies'
liars' ing
ase.,
Club
Bags,
Suitcases, Tourobes, Boston
Bags, etc.
You arta invited to shop at
W. HERN'S SHOE
Mine 41kw /be S.1nare
.C' aritten by Joseph Mohr.
.l hymn well known in England but i
of ...found y used here is:
Sir amid the winter's snow,
,A Rant for us on earth erlow.
See the iamb of God appears,
I'romi'e I from eternal years.
ILttl, 11..11 e..r 114e -.e4 thorn!
Ilan. re4i.e•wpl1.n's happy dawn!
Sing through all Jerusalem,
Christ is burn in Bethlehem."
No 1'hri+t1111+ music• is f'omplete
that .1..es not 1nelude Charles Wesley's
'Hark, the herald augele sing
(nor) ,o the new-born King,"
and Montg mcry's
i,.' 'Angels, from tl.e 1elms of glory
Wing your flight oxer all the earth."
10 au American, Bishop Phillips
Brooks, we owe the very beautiful
hymn, "1► Little Town of Bethlehem:"
while from the pen of Hiss Emily El- i
11ott we have "There CH 1110 a Idttle'
Child .0 l firth," and.
. "Thou didst leave 'thy throne
And Thy kingly crown
When Thou earnest to earth for me."
A. CORNFIELD
Ready -to -Wear Clothing
Gents' Furnishings
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods
Ladies' Ready -to -Wear and
Millinery
Telephone 418
'$ sp Wiwi to in lintel h Des"
J. R. WHEELER
Furniture
Faseral Director sad Embalmer
Telephone: Store 335
Res. 355 w
W. C. Pridham & Son
GENTS' CLOTHING
and FURNISHINGS
The Store With tie stock"
Telephone 57
el
STORE
lira -Mewls
Campbell's Drug Store
Drugs, Patent Medicines
Toilet Articles
Victor Phoaograpbs .ail Records
Kodak* sad Developing
TELEPHONE 90
R. J. Howard
General Supply Store
ti.11tIi\\ARE, P.\I\7:-atol till,
At'TO ACCESSORIES
TELEPHONE 306 w
The Chillers minister 1n London, Dr.
W. Chen, tells amusing stories In per
feet English. One that he Is fond of
relating toneerna a well-known entlety
woman who alerted to patronize a
Chinese laundry recently established
Io Soho. One day she called In person
to lodge a mild complaint. and think -
Ing the owner knew only pidgin Eng
Ilah aIle t14d 11 on him.
"Me no Mee my washes• hlought
home Rllday." she said. "Why you no
hlingee washer Thnr,ettayr'
And the MIA VP Miamian replied:
"Madam, i regret 1t was not ennvenl-
en t."
"Every man has a black and white
side of life" Lord Dewar.
Broohey Bros.
FURNITURE and FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Telephone: Store 120; Res. 211
Keeping Up Appearances
\1'e 111,k.- it easier for
particular people
W. ACHESON & SON
-General Dry Goods and Reatly-lo- Wear
Rugs - Linoleums - Carpets
TELEPHONE 76
Cleveland's Bakery
TheCo-Operative Baker
Quality Bread, Cakes
and Pastry
Telephone 114
Geo. W. Baechler
PRO\'KION SHOP
Groceries, Meats, Fisk, Fruits
and Veg tables
"One Friend Tells Another"
—We do our own delivcring—
Phoae 368
HOLD TO YOUR COMMUNITY
On a blazing afternool' some thirty or forty yearn ago twe
men were working away at a little gravel pit 1n the West. One
made the long. tiresome tripe down the hill to the stream, carrying
hack buckets of water. The other washed the gravel, searching
eagerly for the glint of gold. At length the water-earrter threw
down the pall in disgust. Ills partner had the ins'Inetive faith that
gold was within reach. He pleaded for "Just one more bucket" of
water, but the other was obdurate. He did not have faith hi the pro-
Jet•t. it was the parting of the ways. The other partner took up the
work of being miner as well as water -carrier, with the result that
gold was found, yd independence established. One was a "shirker"
and lost, the other a "go-getter" and won. In your community it ie
may to pick one from the other. Which do you prefer? Your mer-
chant. the miner, and you the carrier. If you decide against him
both you and your community lose. So herein Iles the moral: hold
to your community and success 1s assured.
Frank H. Martin
Tailor and Halter Telephone 49 I
Miss L. E. Hogan
Confectionery and
Ice Cream
—Soda Fountain Service—
HUNT'S CHOCOLATES
TELEPHONE 393
Calvin Cutt
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Flour and Feed
Telephone 116
Jas. C. Carrie
Hardware, Paints, etc.
Fast' ide of Sgn*re
PHONES 501, 363
H. C. Dunlop, Phm. B.
"THE REXALL DRUG STORE'
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet
Articles, Kodak*, Statieaery,
Confectionery
United Cigar Store Agency
TELEPHONE No. 1
F. H. WOOD
FORD SALES AND SERVICE
NEW CARS USED CARS
THE FASTEST SELLING CAR 1N THE WORLD AND THE MOST
ECONOMICAL TO OWN AND OPERATE. FORD PAR IS CuST LESS
TELEPHI)NE 403
Western Canada Flour
Mills Co., Ltd.,
HEARTILY ENDORSE THIS
Buy - at - Home
CAMPAIGN
Support Local Merchants and
Help Our Town Grow
This Week's Special Write -Up
M. N. At/MINS
Hiss Maklns in•Ites the people of Geslerieti and •leinity to
tall at the I'niversal Millinery and 1;ift 51`01, north stile of .he
Square, In their 1'hrfstmas shopping expeditions, to see the many
articles suitable for Christmas giving. Besides millinery, there are
lingerie, neckwear. leather goods, chins. linens and a great variety
, f artlelee of fancywork, all at prices for the modest purse. in
millinery. Miss Makin,. keeps ahreast of the latest fashion, and
Indies who contemplate 1,1)It , something crew In this line for the
holidays will find very attractive models from whleh 111 make their
selection.
Allison & Heitman
FRFkII ANi) ('1'REI)
*Meats
11EsT lll'A1,1'rti'
TFLFPHONE No. 2
Babbette Gift Shoppe
Stamped Goods, Hand Embroidery
China and Pottery '
GIFTN FOR ALL OCCASIONS
Phone 567
East Street Footwear and
Repair Shop
For Quality and Comfort in
Footwear and Repairing
WM. AHL, Proprietor
Opposite Knox Church Phone 5051
Goderich Fruit Market
Quality Fruit and Vegetables
Flt{'�Il ItAil.ti'
Ceras East Street and Smears
PHONE 479
U.ittnal Milliut7 aril 6if1 Sloop
Up-to-tl>.-muwte Millinery, Lingerie,
Neckwear sad Julian Sale Leather
Goods. Gifts for all occaeieaa
A rt Needlework, Linens and China
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL
M. N. MAKINS
Norah S,d. 4 Saar. G.aw,ch
F. E. Hibbert
Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS
R.liable Goods at Reesoaable Prices
TELEPHONE 66
W. C. SNAZEL
As has been announced in The Signal, W. 1' Sneed Intends
to devote his time to his targe business In pressing and cleaning
This means that a large and well -.elected stock of men'a wear
and furnishing,. must ie disposed of and ,0 accomplish this quickly
Mr. Snaael Is offering these entitle at bargain pri.•es. Pt la an oppor-
tunity to lay In a supply- of shirts, notice and o her articles of
wear.
Those looking for ('hristmasgifperson
g000da willho find
many
es him.
that will ie appreciated by the
e
E.C. Robertson
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS
"Qt'A1.17Y (i1Frs"
Royal Crown Derby China
TELEPHONE 136
Blackstone's
Furniture Exchange
Used and New Furniture
•'\VE sAVE YOU MONEY„
PHONE 249
W. C. Snazel
Gents'
� Furnishings
Suits .made -to -measure
CLEANING AND PRESSING
TELEPHONE 30
Smith's Art Store
Art Pictures, Picture Framing
English China
"GIFTS (1F (lt'ALITY.'
PHONE 198
Sturdy's Cash Grocery
Choice Groceries
Provisions, Fruits
"Everything,;oesl for the Table"
PHONE 299
British ''xchange Hotel
Huron Cafe in connection
1 k. al I'Iser
1 I. anal ,peep
Known to be clean and op -to -date
PHONE; 162
The SIGNAL
JOB DEPARTMENT
',quipped fur all kinds of
PRINTING
Telephone 35
D. M. O'Brien
FRESH AND CURED
MEATS and POULTRY
DELIVERY PHONE 31
Miller's Service S►ation
Goodyear Tires plus Service
Worth While
Oil Changed and Cars Greased
MARMON MOTOR CARS -
PHONE 259w
Wm. J. Clark
DE SOTO SIX
A CHRYSLER PRI II/IICS
Sal's and Service
Expert Repair* on All Makes
of Cara
L. J. Baker
HUDSON and ESSEX
SA I,Ei AND SERVICE
General Motors Trucks
Repairs on all mages of ears
PHONES 106-247
E. G. Smith
Baker and Confectioner
"The Better Itak..i Ilr.•ad'
WE DELIVER
PHONE 184
J. J. Hoggarth
GARAGE
Repairs nen all urak.•s
Gas, Oils, Tires, Accessories
TELEPHONE 427
MacEWAN & TEBBUTT
CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE
SALES AND SERVICE
Gas, Oils, Tires and Accessories
T.leepkose 234
Repairs *salt makes of cars
F. M. McArthur
Electrical Contractor
FIXTURES and SUPPLIES
NEXT POST OFFICE PHONE 82
Wesley M. McLean
FLOUR, FEED, SEEDS
Groceries and Produce,
Har and Straw
Agent Brantford Roofing. Phone 350
M. R. MacVicar
High -Class Millinery
Hats, Corsage, Flowers
Scarfs and Novelties
RINt;-ToiN rtKF;I'T
NASH "400"
(,ends the World in Motor Car
Value
The only (tar of all the new ears
with every new 1929 refinement
SALES - SERVICE - STORAGE
Huron Motor
Sales
Phone 83 - H. C. Young
South Street