The Signal, 1909-12-30, Page 10•
1e , TUCIIIIDAYD,f7>rtllsft as MIMI
tri
NILE COLBORNE.
lumina•
l'Ilorrtxa MILL. -The McGaw
chopping mill u+ now in operation and
the proprietor. J. W. Priddle. an-
nounces that he it ready for all buei-
neee in him line. He has had • lose
experience in the milia business end
pat-
ron*.hopes to be able to satisfy a11 his pat-
ron*.
EBENEZER.
(,HRrA'CMAr TR ?lists
day evening lest when the waist
Christmas twee entertainment was
held. The program consisted of recita-
tions, songs. etc. A pleasant feature
of the occasion war the presentation
a M
to Misabel Bailie by her schotara
of a handeswe 5 o'clock tea set. 'lung
with a beautiful table cover.
liVEDYRauA Y, Der.:'.ith.
v„vaMetT.UNMSNT.-The usual Christ
Year tree entertainment in connection
with the Methodist church was held
as Wednesday- evening of last week,
wires w goodly' program
saof rungs, reci-
tatios. dialogues, etc.. war presented.
tieo. Ourrie made an excellent "Santa"
sesi dietrilulsd the prizes and Rift,
to the scholars and their friends.
The first week of the uew year will
be . eseeved as a week of prayer in the
Methodist church here.
here are ow exhibition at R. Men-
assist
cI1-
« s y store• specimens of marl found
in Wert N'awanoeb. It is said on th
gaol authority at the clay is of fair
'deity•
SHEPPAR D T ON
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UINIDAY. Dec.:'Btb.
(IRIti»TMA.• TRIM. -- The annual
Christmas tree and entertainment
was held in the Methodist church here
OD Tuesday ev g of last week, LO1a
YAL..tar+.-Mrs 'Thome.' hiti-
wllru the church wee filled by mem-
ber* of the Sunday school and conger- lows, we regret to stats•, lite been
veto'. and their friends. The pies-' under the dr.eter'e care during the
-pest-meek. bratty feat improving_ ram consisted' of recitations, die-
wonga• rte., given by members Ilre. ,Jas. dark has recut ter from
of the Sabbath school and a wlin solos eh&nau,.. f (indene ries enc isstmw
Bu-
b y Air Miters llesn,se . and Bogie with Loyal [slut da 1 bliss tiumwer-
and Will Sage. The looks which Y have gra
We ,,choler. re(•eiaea as prizes were to and Berkeley Rarto visit uier `alsieter. bless.
ne
sut.plewent,s by nunaeeuus other Henryobito ' k number of uew
good things its the shape of candies, al people en o ed a'pleasant even -
nett., ,•t'' Loyal PII o J.y
tog at. Hobert nu.tun s On Monday
KINGSBFROGE. eveuiug last, \till McPhee .furnishing
`'is(L...ut¢ie
TI'Its1 , 6ec, :'JRb, the bon; of
NEI, ••• P(rtNas.--Mind Coci1, Joy. of AMBERLEY.
belt„it. is visiting friends in feinted MoNUAY,,I)ec.27th.
and Iiitigeleidge Mise Alice Dal 7orri esus. , Service in the Metho-
toe will cuwusuce her . ditties u dist church next Sabbath evening will
le:.ch. t u..hv ,) n. school on Mon. � � 7 ti ch.ek Misr . Wittier Mc -
day et urns w k,...,.Miae+Pr All f,hrrs(ai is hums fur htT holidays
Amite and \'else Italtun are 1elon Albert l'autpltrll eft hist week to
ing (t lend. in (i Crich \ nut: vitt his friend its l'et oleo.... Albert
het •,fes.-yot a epept ear en eKWPlir��Ip•I1 'had the misfortune to let
oleta
))o) 'hl,•, time at the a l'onu'a>i o his trent tie aivav on hint on Alk way
.i.,,,, id't,.,,,,,,„„„, e•veuiult... ton, h r e f e i in (iuderech.. .. - itrow Riney Inst friday. Rol t got off
,,, t 1 I :ouust arrived home off .the 1
it is a s,nr ehotdJ,•r oht. Ilratl-
Tyle end Wm. Blue, are spent Christ-
ie, t_. sa.t,tg>• frovs Mil ukee on ♦iritingfriend+ in Tiverton and
.M
Mae-
/,,,...1.,s,"f Ica week oli I Underwent" 'Misr 11 rzel Bradley
Ker+•( 11 ' k ley is lit nater . f as ' poi•- I
,4.- Johu U'Uunnor has ' p(ir rape°t Clhriolcnaa with Mrs. Robert
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cb>•.e.I emir • new furniture. tv e I pr tilted e= Wilfrid Feeney is at
look, se at he menus I•usiiiese after the Press�t
busy breaking in hiadricer....
M1 . 1 Mrs. L. ti. Wildfang are vis-
as at T'eesw.atei and Klm-
Rory el.Jn
oeld left for
in Lothian thin- Week.--
ly Iso misted on the bnun-
arnen Steele left last Week
atter* and Leveller h• visit
W DAT Dec ;'.BL.b
Hotpot', Doc'.
zea. was .a
barge attendan:e et the church on Fri-
LOYAL.
TrgettAY. Dee, :itb.
ran SIGNAT, fi GODERICH( ONTARIO
11IE11E'S— E._MIEAD,
Ow Scheme Fee Madwg Namely We-
ssel Hanisseaa:,
A teas of science bar arisen to aa-
by
a- ..moo u St b sura r Yanthopi'•
souse* a dla(•t we wbkb If confirmed inquired a newspaper hed-line that I
tth experiment air place him stenos sow [scanty, writes John H. (:irdncr,
the multimillionaires and treat Ieue- Y.D., to Muzsey's. No hu-
faetors of the race. rays the New The answer is: "'Nobody.'
York Sen. He has discovered a bacU- man heart can be trained to
owner•o11.
to
les wbl'cb infected under the skis lona K 16 aes t will
ltpermit
p speed without sa-
ys guaranteed to make the most sit him to the danger of collapse
ex••
homely w(tsaaa beautiful in a few posing ' iidden deahe or without bang
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hours, even In a few !Mantes, under tug about conditions whithout or the
fav(iratofe circumstances. After this dev.,•lopnent of disease in later life.
we trust that uo carping critics will From the moment when we draw
throw bricks at science or tray It Is our first bre t bith rth
death, the
U O highly utilitarian and sociological. w.
draw out Ins blood chi, th
Tee process is simple. A Doreen the an heart has to pump and
notes that ber complexion is bad; tbat out the body le mutt do so s
wrinkles are appearing; that she looks night. yew iu'aud year out, danday1
and holidi.ys,'with never a letup.
luta tears and la" instead of fact bursting know of nothing else in .the world
tufo lean end lamenting the that that works without ever getting a
she V not a Venus she rises from the ,lay off. a few hours off. or a few dressing table, gm's to the expert and minutes off. except the heart;
has •hypodermic Injection under tbe yet. with the p eeible exception olttss
blade. ade. Her first dose will be stomach. no organ in the body se
12▪ 5.000,0Oo etapbylococcl and 5,000.000 badly treated.
twee tactllL it seems like a -large or- A German proverb says that a win-
der; but. In fact, they are all contained ing horse+is driven the hardest; this
of liquid. The bacilli is certainly true of the heart. Ever)
sa (rev drops time we.' get angry. laugh inordinate -
tart to work at nose on the pbago- ly, take stimulating toms pr drink;
cytts of the blood or some of those run to catch a car, get deeply in
billions of miserable whelps to the ~aoVe. -we -do wereeee -nein Other -
midst of us, and pretty soon tbe blush -things. ee eras en - ties poor old
of innocence mounts the cheek. wrio- heart., That inlispettsable orghan
ides disappear. beauty bas come, hap- itfil St. P ul' deltendnrio ndf• but there
tepees reilrns and lite Is worth living- is one thine that it cannot stand --e
second All this sounds very simple. R e have Marathon race.• - '
it only at hand as reported iii The' law 'wteuld not permit any one
the London newspnpere, where the to drive a horse :its suite. et top
most glowing accounts are given. \%C speed; or: 51 11 did, the human would
are weeks to believe. a njj�trioclpally cults}pse lung before tlw finish. Now,
because we wish to believe 1r. It in the matter of ford. ttrink, snot
seems entirely too peel to le true. but ooh'-rr if - thing's, alh i n leaatids +the ine
e greet
It It is the case what a lawn for men!
advantage over loan, in the that
hat
Yes. we mean mea Of course It who its body is horizontal while tract th as
make the women happy, and that Is
body hi perpendicular. It is much
Just the point. When rhe Mau comets • easier for a heart to pump all the
home tired from his office 'he -will not' blood horizontally than to force hall
have to listen to his wife complain of it directly. upward. as is the care
that she Is getting old find ugly and in man. .
that, she mtlst have money for ctotheee --- A-.listinimisl.ea colleague recently
and unguouts til destroy the ra'aa:cs art nen
irkf'it thatw aylarne who,a for O"the
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nine. Not at all. The bones[ workman elks,lay's newspaper, notoriety, exposer
will only 'peed to carry bee a few
'himself to to the dangersof of a Mnrathou
billion staphylococci and a hypedend, acss, dna zee. no sympathy. what-
eyrtnge• jab the wife of his Wenn, in ever natty happen to him. Doubtless
the bawl. and, punto, lose and-quiet•minty will share this sentiment;, tut
owns reign In the tamely Circle.
th.' treube•does not end' -with those
1\'e regret to state that we are not who suturally enter the races. The
coccus aaod acquainted
s• wOrL but we �hdnk tll.ylo �country'uze has It has taken posses itead all r
-highly of him on tie repulititat Wtf cur toys sod" young men, and
many are injuring their health in
are surprise(1 that he ho's't reached 'i.ffnrts to train.. for future Marathon
this country.' lint when he roues hE tory...
will receive a warns welcome. Bidden.
• tally a high tariff ought to be purer
him for revenue pure oks. here 1:'
%here the 1:11YerlllfOnt can get n large
income (}Ithout complaint • Any war
ruin will pay any Win that she has or
that slit. hasn't -ick enough of the
tteasts• to clear the omptealoo. And
no corporation tax wit be necessary.
DMUS OF THE MARATHON.
A *Me Which Is Working Much
Harm to Our Boys.
CANADIAN
rAi
holidays.. - - Mr, and -Mrs. Mlaurtcetre
Dalton„ of Winnipeg. are visiting , I
lowest ....JerrCIor e rated
fr(rnna _ a.t
ew,4.rc go in loch route tl,1 ti.e' will serf
few d.ve arc•' (y ory
young tidier. AA . d
. highly interested. `fur Fo.rt••1
his *pis, \ - •
Tl'1•:�hAY. Dee. 2Sth. I OCHALSel. • -
- l3c 'titter. IleientT.-The following. is! • ' '•Tt•a t'.v, Dec.:esth.
Si,' iirIPus M•h.Nd rep art for 1)eceiu•...KAI. PAR{tIliAru-. i MISS Sare
' tier•' V. -J„hn Webb, Nina Woods,McIo'tyre, of GOdiv n h, is at present the
N:Uu•fMcPhc•A.un, Edna Woods. IV• guemt of �lia�. Belle Mcl►unuld
-()Caro, rar M d Dune:. Campbell, or Lethbridge.Alta..
ler, Maui M,•Qitillin, Bert Tillery and Mies Hume Bose. of NwkAtche-
Jarues Smith. Sr, 111. --Hazel Andel - wan, arrived its this section hist Sat-
Winnie
at-
W;5nie Woods, Fanny Anderson. unbar to visit friends- Both were
Roy Al^Quillin, Ernest Haunt, Clara, pas'en urs un the Y:; 1'. H. r t's
g xpse
Woods. Ir. ill. -McKenzie Wel.b, which was partly'• dere; led near
Ewart M'Pbereon, Berl Cranston. l'hapleau bast Friday. They are to
(iordnn M1t^Pherson, Cecil J{�dr, Wil -I be congratulated on having- escaped
• freed Mcl1,,illin, Roy Smash, Beattie •,•sinus injuries, Mr. Campbell gelling
Off with slight cuts on the head ,and
Miss Rose with the heel of a shoe torn
away Miss Fanny McKenzie, teth
comeessien, and Mrs. Hold. Koss, of the
Gladys Wehh. John Gaunt, t,arlyle boundary, left *best \Vedbesday to
Mcl)op old, Willie Forster, Herbert
McQu71te, Majeska Gaunt. Sr. Pt. 11.
- Wilson Woods Verse Woods, Lorne
Woods, Eddie McQuilliu, Alex. Put-
. yet, Victoria Nivel.. Jr. Pt. 11. -\File
lie McQwiltfn. -Sr. 1't. 1: -Evan Mc-
_,Quilline Joseph Forster. Madeline
Gaunt. Jr. Pt. i. -Torrance Ander-
'`, on, M'stiley Todde Emma McQuillin,
•Lizzie Purvis, Jean McQuillin. Nuna-
heron roll, 61; average et tendance, 46.
ITIA N. DOR911S, Teacher. •
Werneest)ty, Dec. 29th.
A Su(•c.essettt. Evescr. -The Christ-
mas, tree held here on Christmas Eve
way a decided ,success, from both an
entertaining and a financial stand•
point. The entertainment, consisting
of drills, dialogues, recitations. solos,
choruses and instrumental music, was
well received by” one of the larges
crowds ever gathered together in our
opera hipline. Much credit is due to,
he children in the manner they acted
id performed their pieces. The tree
was a sight of dazzling beauty and
Planta Clans, who had come ell the way
from the North Pole. remarked that it
erste the most artieticslly his
s(,ruc hat he had seen in his travels,
Santa While here also settled the
(soba 1'eltry dispute by declaring
that ' ear had never COMP near the
Pole, 4 kept. the only -eating
Op and he had not regis-
tered at it, reas their 'Cook'
had just hilt thahmoruiog.'
111.1te Ari;.! THERE. -('hristmas Day
passed ver r) quietly Mise Louie
Mc(trostie, of Detroit. is home for the
holiday seaeoey Mrs. Hetheriug-
t••n awl her deughter,'Mita•,ltoxie, of
W inuipeg, ere 'isiting the old home -
tested.... ..ed ng bells ere ringing.
iohti Mcl;u and nephew Carl
spent Chri'lteas in ode:ich the guests
oFf
tbe former's sister. Mrs. Murray.
Miss Elizabeth Anderson enter -
busied the choir on Tuesday evening.
All septet an excellent time Mies
MAI y ['lark, of Westfield, Miss Lilian,
of I/.Chalsh, Miss lean. of Aodericb, ,$t'MPAY Semen. (;IteraTme TRRg.
wed John, of Toronto. spent Christ- -The Leehurn Sunday school eld its
mar under the parental rootMiss usual (%hrietmaa tree for the children.
carols were
?Lena D. Rutherford. at ser. of Holy the children end a march by the boys
rendered by
d Mie« o olier, M their
y
rood, are also holidaying at their re called the "Snow Hti,rad.” was very
sportive homes The large n well exenuted, the small boys using
her who attended the school examine their snow shovels in a very effective
Boil on the lit day if school came manner. The Minutes Hewett and Aline
home highly pleased with the time Clark gave a very good exhihidon of
spent with the teaches and obildree. club exercise and were encored by the
I)uruin Phillip+, May Ce ni�t� audience. The perfect time end
?tenth Smith of Goderich ('gllegtatA' graceful ease with which they anon
And Gertie Webb, of Wingham Col- their clubs showed good training and
tepiite. are all home for the holidays. a good ear for music. The Chief fest-
... Mt. mill Mrs. Henry Woods epeal•, tare of the pregr*Att was &antomime,
Sunday in W Ingham John A. , acted by the young laefiei of the
McDoneld, of Wingham• spent Christ-1church, dressed in white with golden
MAI at home W. terieher of hger. of e Brisk t h behind thewne on their erenesP sengwthile he' hymn,
(shoot,', f s medy 1
• *shoot, ywatsgesreit cis with Ntends ,'•OrowgHim Loaf of All.- Thin elan
in Iles vicinity. tlieigrtiuf ajr."was terrier, emit rerraerkehly well.
tet seen a few of the Riflet'Mb boys' The program altogether wets well car -
WOW to Lee -Anew to display their tied out and a gond crowd turned out
sA• keiw.oship stainst the boys there. 'ne see it. A silver eollectinn wee
Stook then We hiker a few swollen taken up in aid of the Sundry aohoot
h•.sds mo and. We keep, not learned Mr. liwtbilton gave s Scotch reading
the exert scorn, but we are led to un- is his usuel good stole which appealed
s.adiststand the margin was high ', all
retestt, dYrrytwit and humor. that cold lT
,wa.00ah.
ST. HELENS.
Smith, Andrew Gaunt, Jaynes Aitchi-
bon, Stewart McGuire. Sr. ll. -Delia
Cranston, Ethel Anderson. Gladys
Hyde, Junior ll. -Mary McQuillin,
visit filen& in tirnia and Rost Iluro°.
Nisp Lilian Clark his. resigned
the charge -of LoclriIah school and for
next term intends to take charge of
the school at Westfield. The: trustees
of Lochalsh sheet have not' tet se-
cured a teacher for next year
Mrs. Allen (Amer, n abd daughter. of
Calumet, are visiting at the parental
home of the hunter, Mr. and Mrs.
Angus McKay's ....Uunc. C. Mc-
Kenzie was visiting friends near
Kincardine last Matttrdayand Sunday.
THE LITE McLgoo.-The
death of Angus McLeod. of Saltford,
took piece in the Goderich hospital
last Tuesday of dropsy. The deceased
formerly lived on the north side of
the boundary, ' mite west of Loch-
alsh, and war chiefly'noted for great
physical strength. In our Celtic dis-
trict we have many big and strong
men, but "Big Angus, " as he was
familiarly called, probably xurpaseed
them all. and it could be truly said of
hies that. he was "giant of stature and
huge of term," having weighed in his
prime about 246 pounds. Another
charecteristic was ltls genial and
sunny temperament and as 1s often
the case with .unusually strong men
it required considerable provocation
to disturb his epuaolmity. He was
a man who would do no harm to
anyone, and we believe. according
to hitt light, he served his day
end generation well. The deceased
moved to Goderich some years ago
and resided there until his death. He
ix survived by his brothers Angus. of
Goderich, Norman, of Sbeppardton,
and John, of Lucknow. The remains
were interred in Lochalsh cemetery
last Friday in the presence of the old
neighbors and friends.
DUNLOP.
Tustel.AT, Dec. 213th.
The Misses Winnie and Ruth Shaw are
at, borne for the Obrietmas holidays.
A SPINSTER TEA.
Bachelor Muds Give Party For s Bride
to Be.
Several bachelor mai' -gave a unique
llttle entertainment , ntly as a fare
well to one of their nu , ber vlso m for s
about to relinquish ber
husband and bone of own. The
feet -lefty contained so man r novel lffe[
ttures that It may prove
other bachelor maids who wish foe
some novel way in which to ntertsir
Weir girl friends. The invite Ions re
quested each girl to bring wit , her tc
the party the picture of son mar
whom she was supposed to
x e re
fused, and after Ioocbeon each . hotc
was the object of a story: whicl 1tt
owner told with es mane embell h
ments u she saw fit. Favors co
Ing of tiny teakettles ODed with bac
etor buttons were placed at each glrl'r
place, and the luncheon table was dee
orated with the same blesstems
A guessing contest followed, 'chief
provoked much mirth. The girls were
provided with slips of paper and pen
ells and asked to guess the meaning
of a number of objects w•hleh were
brought in for their nspertlon.
The objects and their Interpretation,
were as follows: Cup and saucer, sl
ways in pairs; sugar kisses, sadly
missed; n bowl of mush with teaspoon
rourtshlp: spiced tongue. a cause 01
woe; a candy tweet. a leftover; several
little doth. tressed as boys. would they
were hese; objects of envy, preserve?
pears; a bottle of ginger ale. warrant
ed to pop: a hox of tea. a solace: ti
charlotte ruse, a popular maiden.
A woolly cat made atter the fashlor
of a Teddy bear was given to the Kir
whe guessed the greater number 01
objects. and the girls Onisbed the after
moon by taking out their thimbles asc
getting to work at several useful attl
lee which the Iiostess was preparins
'or the new menage'of-tblr bride to be
Zabione, an Italian Deiseet.
'this in one of the most famous dell
enters In Italy, but is seldom rade Ir
this ensnare, it 1s 'lade se follows
Vent together one whole egg sod th(
3011a of two other'; beat In half a cap
rat of angor and put In a saucellar
over bot water. stirring constantly
t:ntdnally add ball a cupful of sherry
continue stIrrtrlif ttmttt lite eggs tussis
en tkkken, tben IItUe by little pour It
it tablespoonful et lembn Joke ant
Ibe whites of two eggs bent" '10 I
..tiff meth: TKt not leave off xtirtlop
e:ntll tbe whole la smooth and thick
terve bot Is glasses.
No Lonpr Poular.
"The padded out shoulders that
have. been characteristic of the. ready -
t -wear clsithing." says an illustrator.
"went into the discard weeks ago and
now they are •Qupplying tate inspira-
tion for the. COMM In lh' soma w
the man with thick -mwclee and.l .-
ceps is no longer in demand enemy
the men who make the Rjetures for
the young girl's books. He's a back
number of the most decided type.
"The popular figure is slitn all the
way up. It is not narrow shouldered.
but of the measurement that the tail-
ors call natural, which means that the 1
shoulders seem littl breeder' than
they rustily are. There is no padding
in a coat; but the least it of lining
that carries the shoulder little out.
"Such is the shoulder tt le of the
resent year. The hulk th looked
Pike a champagne bottle turn upeide
down is a thing of the put. E n on
the beaches this summer the ewe
medium shogjder(d man is the al
thing in masculine beauty: -
"Tte' broad -shouldered idol of for-
mer years seems to realize this, for
he atte'mpte to snake himself look
narrower by the- cut of his bathing
suit. I••ttinpt the jersey run out to the
after..'
Diarie
and --
..Caudiaa A1®auc.•
A splendid assortment
of Canadian 1Nariee for
1910, both for pocket
and office. ranging in
price from 15c to 81.50.
Canadian Almanao-
for 1910
Fifty-third year of
publication. price 50c.
Fountain Pens
Special selling &gent
for %Vatermam's Ideal
Fountain. :Pens• $250
up. ' Hemet Fountain
Pens. $1 and $1.50. Beet
Fountain Pen made for
less than $2.50.
MAPLE LEAF GROCE
AND CHINA HALL
• PHON, ea.
HAMILTON ST:
We wish all our customers
a Happy and Prosperous Year in 1910
The COl on al
Book Store
GEORGE PORTER. Prop.
,Phone 1(a1, (i sierich
It le our purees.. to mike The Maple Leal lit oeer
hrighter wad letter thou ever, and 10 carry much
goods as will meet the wants of particular People.
Choice Teas and Coffees.
Everything in Groceries pure, fresh and good.
GOOD VEGETABLES Potatoes, Turnips, Carrots. Parsnips,
Beets, Cabbages and Unions.
Cooked and Cured Meats, Sausages, Poultry, Salt Fish. etc.
Plenty of "Turkeys for New Years.
Plenty of Choice Butter and Fresh Egxs\
MORRISH &VANATTER
Read The Signals Nei . _-Story Next Ween
IIA
II 9
1 1
Another David.
Rehire Davie Belase, had reached
he top rung in the theatrical ladder
in fact, when his • toot was on the
ti t step and' he was a small and
ob ure play producer in San Fran-
cis, he was one time rehearsing a
'mei rams. at'the old Alcazar theatre
The . y contained a few Biblical
Ines, the rest was .stirring west-
ern dra. a. The company rehearsing
was none tro intelligent and none too
fai;itliat it the -great literary works
of history. lodraloa was about all
Nuns 41 the understood. When the
hero .'ape to be quotation from the
Bible he .look • a little puzzled . and
turned lq a co panion to ask who
wrote that -part ith the quotation
marks around it
"Oh. Davi&+."
actor.
"Well, Retailer) al
ten writer," exclafine
.1isgust. "Somebody
him."
"Who'll Buy My Lr •der?"
plied the other
Lost Vest F.ereA.-
There• Is aotnethlog gnod to all West
era If 1t doesn't happen to be soot,
for my work today It Is gond for toms
other men's today and w111 emir arnunt
TOT mP tomorrow.-1)tekens.
Foe my party, i've never been able b
see what satisfaction people get nu
of being Itt mannered. It takes twin
me lone ns R does to be polite rand tri
tint newly an geed for the e"
afterward. -Ellen Wauow
ys was a rot
the hero, will,
ght to sb(
When lavender pillow* ate it io s
sunny apartment they are ct rur.ug
and the more they are shaken up the
mare fragrant they become.
Lavender was carte.' by the Ransone
hit andel*. At cutting -time p,•„p1•
travel from lung distances to inlet's,
the fragrance of the fields.
'1ti the eighteenth century lavender
water was the principal perfume of
the ladies of thst period. Then the
fashion changed. Chemically -prepared
pterfu'mee imported from the cumin•
eat became the mode, and "awe. t”
lavender -water became almost un
known, except in country cottages. A
Ludy who still cultivated the plant
and manufactured the scent. Wrote to
( ueen Victoria asking Het Majesty to
sr her great 11011Pnae to restore the
o English perfume to pepultr;t;,
end she acquiesced.
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The Child Viewpoint.
Here ire tea !Sunday retmol stnrie•:
"Why did Lot's wife look back e.
minister asked one day in the sd
dress at the [children's urate.. CO
went a little girl's hand, "Please, vhe
lost het 'at.'
Excellent was the reply of anotTtKt-
littJe girl when the class was bs(ng
questioned on the story of the proih,
gal son. "Now•, were they very glad
to see him? What did they do to
show how glad they were?' "They
had a Darty.`
New Year's rlessage
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Today we deviate from the usual course of store advertising, and
send this message of sincere thanks and hearty good wishes to all
who by their generous patronage have helped to make, this our
best year.
The year which has just closed, despite rather unf.-tv'orable
conditions during -its early months, has been the most successful
since we opened our doors in Goderich. Old customers have
favored us with increased' business, and new ones by the score have
joined the ratliks of our patrons. This tells us the pleasing story of
the public's grew ng appreciation -of our efforts to serve ahem best.
To say that we are thankful for this generous patronage given us,
is an inadequate expression of our feelings of thankfulness. For
the future in general, and for 1910 in particular, we will strive to
merit and retain the goodwill you have shown us and. the store.
1t is ourambition to make this store an ideal. shopping place, to
make it a credit to the town in which it stands. We will spare no
effort to improve it in every way, to better its service, to raise its
standard, and to make it more useful tortbe community to which it
belongs. It is our ambition to make it as nearly as possible a perfect
shopping place, and the plans we have for fglo will bring it
nearer that point than it has yet reached.
We ask that ach and every one of you accept our warmrst N!'v
Year's wishes for a full portion of prosperity, good health and
happiness.
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