The Signal, 1912-12-12, Page 24
THE SIGNAL Go -ERICH : ONTAitl
Lumbago
is Rheumatism sft'he hack.
The cause is Uric Acid
in the blood. If the kid-
oeys did their wort there
would be no Uric Acid and
no Lumbago. Male the
kidneys do their work. The
sure, positive and only
cure far Lumbago is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
You'il
Never
Know
the many advantages
offered by thio store until
you try us.
tV'e might tell you
a lot of rea.ona why you
would like to trade here.
but you can learn more
about the advantages
bene offered by an inspec-
tion, of our goods than
we could tell you in a
whole -page
CALL: AND'
(i ET ACQUAINTED
We sell everything
men and 1 oys wear.
Big values -low prices -
and a constant, earnest
endeavor to please you ---
t ry us.
M. ROBINS
South Side of Square
Open evenings until f) p. ut.
CANADIAN
NACIric
GUELPH
AND RETURN
SINGLE FARE
from all stations in Ontario, Sher-
bot
herbot Lake. Igen rew and west, but
not west of Arilda, account
ONTARIO PROVINCIAL FAIR
December, 9, 121, 11, 12
Return iiurit December 14
C. po R. agent. from Jos. Kidd,
•gees
ICE
CREAM
1'he most delicious ilavors,with
the feet and purest Cream, wry -
at the BALMORAL CAF.. Or-
ders by telephone for Ice Cream
in bulk or in bricks attended to
promptly. Telephone b4.
Fr E. BURDETTE
Cutters
and Sleighs
Now is the time to
look up your Cutter
and Sleigh for the
winter. We have
them -all kinds and
all prices.
A SANTA CLAUS
FROM THE SEA
NAN and Jaok and little black
Topsy rubbed their eyes and
stared about them. A big
wave bad landed them high
and dry on a sandy Island_
"All shipwrecks ars horrid," said
Jack. "But I think I can nod some-
thing to eat and
if you are cold,
why, you and Top-
sy can Ile down
and let me cover
you with warm
sand, and then
I'll go and look
about.
"Now, goodby,^
said Jack. "I'm
going to look for
food." And he
marched off like
a man, with his
bands to his pock-
ets
"Topsy." said
Nan after be bad
g o n a, "do yon
know it v the
day before Christmas and we won't
get a single present tomorrow?"
But Topsy was not despondent.
"What's de mattah avid Mara Santa
Claus?" she demanded. "Ain' he corr-
in' to dis Calan'? Dat's what I auk."
"Why, Topsy," explained little Nan
patiently, "how could he? His rein-
deer couldn't cross the water."
"Let him come In a boatden. Data
what I say. Let him come iq a boat,"
said Topsy fiercely.
"Oh," said Nan, "but I am afraid he
can't"
Suddenly Topsy sat op and pointed
a skinny black !roger toward the sea
"It's a°boat" she said. "a little boat.
and It's coming here."
Nearer and nearer came the little
boat, and presently Topsy shrieked:
"It's Marge Santa Clans. Miss Nannie,
it's Marge Banta Clans, and he's cont.
in' straight to die yer falan'. Didn't I
tole yer? Didn't I tole yer he'd comer
The man in the boat bad a nice
white beard. He had on a red sweater
and wore a soft hat palled well down
over his ears. As hs climbed oat of
the boat they saw that he was very
round and fat and had a lolly red face.
When he bad polled the boat up out
of the water he leaned over and picked
up a great bag and slung It over his
shoulder and came trotting up the
beach.
"It truly is Banta." said Nan breath-
lessly, "and he Is coming straight to-
ward us. I am going to run right
down and meet him."
Away she sped, her golden curls fly-
ing behind her, and when she reached
the old man she slipped her hand into
his coofldiogly.
"I'm awfully glad yon came, Banta."
she said. "We were so frightened and
lonely, and maybe you can tell us what
to do"
The old man stood still and stared at
her. Then be chuckled.
"Well, well!" his said. "Where did
you come from/-
Just
rom7"Just then Jack came running down
the beach.
"It's Santa Clans," called Nan as
soon as be was within hearing.
But Jack was older than Topsy and
Nan, and be had his doubts. "Are you
really Banta Clans?" he asked gravely.
The old man winked. "Don't 1 look
like bimr he said.
"Yea," said Jack, "you do."
"Ain't 1 got a pack on my back?' he
asked.
"Yes," said Jack. but it looks like
potatoes and not toya."
Theo the old man lased down and
whispered in his ear: "That's la' what
it ts, but if them
little dears wants
to think I'm Ban-
ta, why, let 'em
think it. It won't
hart anybody, will
Itr
"No," said Jack.
"It won't."
"Well, then,"
said he ont land,
"that being do
Med. we will go
and have din-
ner."
Dinnerr said
Jack, in surprise.
"Why, where de
You ever
"1 ollow me,"
mil the man. and
they trotted gayly
after him
"ni AWPVLLY GLAD
You cams."
Kitchen Stoves
and Ranges
ROBERT WILSON
Dream. little child!' The shadows fall.
Over the land the mystic veil
That hides the morrow from our 'Yee
Is swaying in the starlight pale.
Dream. little child! 'Tis Christmas eve.
Dream while the magic hours glide by.
Each wind that blows the snowflakes wild
Is laden with sweet mystery.
Dream. little child! The glowing coals
Are painting pictures on the wall
Out from the quivering shadows there
You almost hear the thrilling call
Of "Merry Christmas, little maid!
I hope i've brought your heart's desire.'!,
And Santa's shadow just above
Grows lifelike by the leaping tire.
Dream. little child! The Christmas air
Is glowing with your visions bright.
And all the joys tomorrow holds
Are shining on the page of night.
Dream. little child! And may the years
To you their richest treasures leave.
And may all happy dreams prove real
That come to you this Christmas eve!
Christmas Mornin
NW WM
is fiat Cured by Viso!.
DMpm wee Deneb for a istht
'rhea MO mMak how distressing tt
mast be w haw • Dough bade on for
three a.rrn
Mrs, limb Pet/arose, of 11 Newell
Streak, 1tb N. Y., says: "I had
a len which settled into
a ehreaM which kept me
awake fully three montha
sad ardt rl the time became city
rest wee so much. The dual
of sod liver and iron rem-
edy, rat my cough ls gone
1 can ear g pod night's rest, and
I bat ash r In every way."
It is Mils e abfned action of the
madicleai ffiements. Dods' liven, aided
by the kbsdinaking and strength.
creatlag p egerties of tonic iron which
mates thud so efficient in curio/
chronic saeglta, colds and bronchitis
-at the kiwis time building ap the
weakened` ran -down system.
Try a bottle of Vinol, with the an-
deretasdyig that your money will
be rammed it it dos not help you.
H. C. Dunlop. Druggist. Oodercib.
Behind in One Respect.
A number of clergymen were dis-
cussing tt_e character of a venerable
woman whom they esteemed Lo be wise
in her generation, but is young mesh
whs., was pseeen t said it struck hi m that
she showed great lack of wisdom in
one respect. "What is that, pray ?"
inquired an elderly gentleman.
'',Why," said the young man, "she
Always puts out her tube to catch soft
water when it's raining bard." And
s'tence fell upon the assembly.
GOOD HEALTH
Vim and Vrtahty
Are assured 11 you will cleanse your
stomach of undigested trod and foul
stases ; the ,:cess bile frotn the liver
and the waste welter from the
intestines and bowels by the use of
FIG PILLS
the great fruit, kidney, Byer. stomach
and bowel remedy.
At all dealers 25 and 50 rent boxes
or mailed by The Fig Pill Co., St.
Thomas, tint.
Good Fruit.
"1 wonder what that elan is doing
up that telegraph pole ?" said 31rs.
daub .
Why, he must be after fruit 1"
replied her husband.
"But whet kind of fruit can he get
up there ?"
'Electric currents, of course !"
CURED HIS GRAVEL.
Dodd's Kidney Pills a Sure R r for
the Terrible Disease.
West Gravelbourg, Sask., t, . Orb.
-(Special.) - Alexander McCarter,
p,etmalter, one of the beat -known
Alen in this part of Canada, has been
etrred of gravel by Dodd's Kidney
Pills. Speaking of bis cure, Mr. Me -
Carter says :
I was down with rheumatism and
gravel, and could not do much work,
when a neighbor came along who
bed been troubled in the same way.
He advised me to try Dodd's Kidney
Pills, which 1 did. 1 bought two
boxes and used them according to
directions, and was solar able to go to
work."
Those terrible operations for Gravel
should now be • thing of the past.
Dodd'. Kidney Pills always cure it.
it's a kidney disease.
Riches have wings, and sometimes
they fly away of Jthemselves, some-
times they must be set flying to bring
in more. -Bacon.
TR0TTfD eATLT
.rTe.
Away among the sand hills tkq
came soddenly upon a tittle hour
Within was a glowing Sr., sod • greet
pot was babbling as the stove, and
each e• the lite folks her s bot bowl
of so,., ad a big place of tread, and
whoa they had aalshed their sys
drooped. "New hang up y.sr st ^ctlagu." said
their heir: "tied fa M heel "
8.4 the old Misr f o:al this/ to
1111 these stecklsgs woe s woodier. Dee
there was a gimlet seats, west Ila see
▪ s pair et Mimes shoes ser Peek
asd a Japanese dell ase refer. Thea
he Pled se the 1 51N ith Iassddel
shells aced with Me b, lass st debt
Belt sad snob tides. as mime sl!
Seel •151* 4elo ass u,ersfsg es a
west The sha/eea were delighted
will OM MOM nese sataewsrd Raft
spina them over Mrs mlalsa/ 11114
pa Oes. se 1♦e me 1118 1114. -
Rona
asset b towYOB it NOM of
Is we alliin, OWES
saw Rubs Rim 1_
Med. M- elem.II - sio
ribs possilspin
w1 fat bow Wistm `ea
Crib weed/ -p--1 immour
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The Met elwilImia
aet�a. Il nal ea 1111-•10 1l1ffig •
1s. .r >~ Re wase este Ws w
Ohdimes as semis die _eche r w
swig Me Mere le the mads elf the
enieemed Mesa the Orr
Thewrwles elf wOeM r g1lBnlm 1111 -
Maw Rs awn Nes hit way dint.
pis M•sli nes 111 a g•1ra- OW*
Men's_Presents
Naturally you would buy M.a's
Presents at the Mews More
Ours is the mens stt re—filled with requirements
for men, Our stere is crowded with suitable
Christmas Preset: for men and boys. Here is a
partial list :
Neck Scarfs
Neckties
Gloves
Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Cuff Oaks
Tie Was
Suspenders
Umbrellas
Fur -lined Coats
Bath
>Drsssiag Gowns
Smokiest Jackets
Coat Sweaters
Jerseys
Underwear
Waterproofs
Fur Caps
Fur -tithed Gloves
Ete.
If it is • Suit or Overcoat, buy
it in the 20th Century Brand
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
Bath Century Clothing, King Hata, Stanaeid•s Underwear
SELECTING THE CHRISTMAS
KODAK
ISA VERY
SIMPLE
MATTER AT
OUR STUDIO
Our stock is complete, from the little one
dollar Brownie to the most expensive speLhtl
Kodak, and we can explain clearly and
simply their various points of excellence.
Let us ass"st you in selecting the camera best
suited to the person for whom you are buying.
Should you Avant to talk it over with the
family, we will gladly give you free booklets
which will help you in deciding.
R. R. SALLOW
Goderich : Corner Montreal St. and Square
FIRE ! FIRE ! FIRS !
$8,000 worth
of DryGoods, Boots and Shoes
and Men's Clothing, slightly
damaged by smoke and water,
to be sold at sacrifice prices
at this great sale, now goi$g
on, and to be continued until
everything is sold. Come
early and often.
THI8 18 YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE BARGAINS
BROWN e? PATHENICK
THt SOUARt OODRICH
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