The Signal, 1915-12-2, Page 10lacy t * t. Det tr>Itw. L 1115
fiol for Christmas
THE SIGNAL GODSRICH, ONTARIO
This establishment is already In full swing for
Christmas buying
This is to be • Book Christmas. and you will and oe our sbslves
and table. all the new as well as the old Books worth reading.
toduding:.es C. Loot, SLIM.
"The Oanadlaa (lomawowealtb.` by Aft
T. Far Oonatry." by Winston Churches. $1.ss net.
"Harding of Allenwood," by Haruki Bindless. $1 Elk
"Prelims of the Parsonage,." by Ethel Husstoet. 11.63.
"Moonbeams from • logger Lenacy.' by Stephen Leaco.A. il.ss.
Lost Prime,- Frames Hodgson �uraett
•oses oLike These." Nellie McClung. $1.00.
taooai of Calamity," Oweo Wieter, (roc.
" ly tsu.day, The Mao .ad Hu Message," 11.00,
as drama of other*. her edition, special 53c.
Beery mans' Library. feet
Children's Books
All the way from an *rustic Picture Book at tic, to Boy's Own
and Girl's Own Annual at 11.is0.
Volland's "Flower Children." "laird Childr, n. mac.. special 90o
Child's Own Annual 16c, Prise 500, Obs
tterbox Christmas Cards and Calendars
The demand for Christmas Cards is greater than ever this year.
W• have a full dock, ranging in prim, Christmas Poet Cards,
from to to tic each, dainty Christmas Folders, from Se to 35e each.
V.. 1* e coloring.
ol ri g ajing in prior from l5c trds, plate -wink. o We eacmany
of these in band o
An (massae stook
of peooisoo'+ Christmas '1'ag• �- � closefames, Cards. Tinsel Cord. Holly Ribbon, etc.. mid
Pr1"0'.
Calendars
••('aleodar of Dinners." •'Calendar "f lb-sr/arta'. "Oalsda' of
Salad... and -calendar of Luuchrous," all recipe. glow for this
year, menial
Other dainty little Calendars frim 15c each to 1l 2:..
y,,,, are .peclally invited sod ere heartily welcome to come and
go with abe utmost freedom in this store.
THE COLONIAL BOOK STORE
Geo. Porter
Christmas
BEFORE choosing
your Christmas pres-
ent Don't Fal to see
our splendid display of
useful articles.
&medial for Everyose
Bought before, such an
advance in cost, our
• s.
_paceare exceptional.,..
Come early and avoid disap-
pointment of getting what you
want.
C. L COOLTIS, PALS.
THE
Autsm IPT10!if DRUABttt•T
,. rHora 1N
000ER:CH TOWNSHIP.
Mari A OAKS. - The members of
the Patriotic Society Intend holding •
sale of fruit cake on Saturday, Detour-
1
ber 11th. Ali the members are re-
quested to take a eake. Fruit and
recipe will be supplied by the Society
on application at Mr. C. M. Robeit-
eon's grocery store.
AN ACKNOW u DOSIstrr.-The mem-
bers of the United Patriotic Society of
(ioderish tow nettle will have a sewing
at the h,me of We. David Rogers.
Taylors Corners, on Wednesday,
December &b. Man thanks are due
to those who w kindly responded to,
the call for fruit for the soldiers : 120
genu have been forwarded to the
Canadian Iced Croft Ingriety, Toronto.
'ow So/lowing letter . of acknowledge
gent was received by the
for the shipment of Christmas coas-
tforts, shirts, socks, et=. :
Dear Madam. -1 beg to aekoowl.)
edge receipt of shipment of supplies,
wbicb are now in transit to our Loo-
t don department for distribution. Od,
behalf of the Society 1 desire to tender
l our grateful thanks for the excellent
work already done, and YOU Coto
rest seemed that the artkira sent in
will he pmperly. used Yours truly-,
ST. AUGUSTiNS .
TUMIS AT, PIOv. M.
Bastes. -MM J. Bamford. of Oods-
rieb. 1s visiting friends V this vieMity
this weak Mies Henry M.amm r
ie visiting friends at Shakespeare
Quits a •usher of yetsag wo from
this ridolty attended the duos at
Auburn last
eePaige, eightasy Whg-
Isaas hay emise
bay la tiiU vioiahers !~ bties Boyle
bas rstaei.d home teem the test
look1.g hale and hrerty TM
r meeting d the St. Augustine
Woasa's Institute will be beds .t the
home of Mies Kay Ll.sban, orb sae-
ssssios, Wsst Wawasoeb, os Tuesday,
Desireshee 7th. at 1110v m. Members
will kindly note the oLaap-Tuesday
Instead of Wednesday.
D_a ldete ! tieWe*
Warr wee rejoysd- Wa"efw Va
Mete Obrrletiaa 1indeav** member.
wee, leveed. wee seam tea •awa•t
of lie being Miter • nasty eight
The you montes s sad years sen s
stores of Westfield shore my boM-
I. attb tat w Fiidng ay *vesting out.
'I,.7 so enjoy • limo time
�est�tll►*mmttrea Mn*e,l epos/tem
have hese limited to address Mess.
We are pl,sssd to report the
ly soother atack of pereammonla.
HOLM
eery UVILLI.
is
ee"aodabsest"tr to ole . is Y..tM"Tismstmet
s
dalf
♦sostos. IHosskrr R4 b tae fee �y{�
Iter rut a►.iwtt b lire dakt. Yaae•k.
wa.ti.t r'Tlarot. air.
WgolreaoAY, Dee. 1.
HocriseviLI.a HArrixIsos. - The
Out hoe hes baro fre.ht gravelled in
platlet this week. wbicb meetly Ma -
proves the roma for traecTh*
Methodist Sunday .shoot bas decided
to bold its annual Christmas enter-
tainment on Thursday, Dse.obr
lied. A capable oomeeittee has been
appointed and preparations are in full
swing for a splendid evening The
usefulness of the 'tramline engioe will
be tboruugbly demonstrated to the
farmers of tbu vieioity on Tbeireday
of this week at Mr. H. Oshafdeston's
barn ....The Gleaners' Misaien Circle
shipped a bots of dolls and Oheiatmae
booklets to the Indian children of
British Columbia this week.
LOTHIAN.
Tvttsn*Y. Nov. Ilk
[Armee Lot•At.a-Mrs. 0. McKen-
.is, et Bent' ek pry. wee the guest of
Mr. and Mrs Alex. Md.w • few
d.ye Mies Evelyn Weltl.tlies
.gent s pew days Hakim g at the hems
at bar MOO. Mr. Jack MacNamara.
Ll.tea Miss Iona Headmen.
was in W1.gbam last week I. charge
of an express aid telegraph Dees• • •
Mr. George Sandy was le Whib•m
hospital for .note time nad.e*sing
treatment for bus eyes.
THEY CURED ALL ,,OP lits
TROUBLES.
What Nova Scotia Farmer Says of Dodd's
Kidney Pirie.
Hillsdale, N.8.,Nov. 3k.h. -i ipeci,l),
-"1 can recommend Dodd's Kidney
Pills to everybody suffering from kia-
Dry disease.' These are the woids of
Mr. John A. Campbell, a well-known
and highly respected farmer livings
near here. Mr. Campbell suffered
front kidney disease for three months.
He used two boxes of Dodd'. Kidney
Pills -with the result that be says em-
phatically, "Dodd's Kidney Pills cured
me of all my troubles."
The kidneys are the organs that
strain all the impurities out of the
blood. When the kidneys are wrong
they tail to do their work and the
impurities remain In the Mood, the
circulation becomes clogged and the
net result is lassitude and weakness all
over the body. Dodd's Kidney Pills
correct all this and give new hie and
energy all over the body.
•• :1Oif. MARAHALL, (7burmAn 6fecu-
1 to Committee.
Brantford Roofing
m
Suitable for all kinds of build-
ings : houses, barns or sheds.
Crystal (in red or green),$3.:t0
per square.
No. 3 Asphalt Roofing,
per square.
No. 2 Asphalt Roofing, $3.00
per square.
No. 1 Asphalt;,Roofing. $2.27,
per square.
Mohawk. _Roofing, fit . + .per
squats.
W. R. FINDER
Phone
Hamilton Street
ateessrasse
CARLOW.
WEDNYtDAY, Dec. 1.
I Mr. Clarence Potter has returned
home after spending the summer in
1 the West.
Mr. Warner Walter has returned to
the West. This winter completes his
term of homesteading.
Our loal nierch*nta, Meters. Clark
& Clayton, are handling a carload of
flour, shorts end bran.
The vote on church union in Smith's
Hill Presbyterian congregation was -:•.!
for union And :0 against.
Mr. and Mn. Mercer spent the
week -end at the home of the lady's
parent., Mr. and Sirs. Levi.
Mr. Allan Breen has purchased the
home farm from hie father, Mr An-
drew Green. Mr. Green for some
rears past hae been connected with a
large bridge c.nstrcting firm at
/1 tabu, g.
Mr. R. D. Cameron. of Lucknow,
preached a very forceful sermon on
missions Iasi Sabbath in Smith's H 11
church. He put great emphasis on
the advisability of each member's con-
tributing to the church Heanor• :i% money Balm strait ly Tlid
through the duplex envelope system.
The concert given in Nn. R school on Bowery. Kens.-"The Grippe left tee
Friday evening by bliss Marlys Levy lea weak,')tervousrun-down condition.and her pupils was a decided success. I was too week toti
o my housework end
The pr.gram exceeded anything of mould not sleep. After t� dlffereet
its kind we hare heard for some time. medicines without benefit root restored
We feel sure that the whole section. tayhealth, •treogth and appetite. Vied
ARE WE NEARING THE ENO OF
THE AGE?
"YOUR NEIGHBORS."
Mmliai d iron pay 1.)
essay ea the spinal column sad wooed
up by eayitiet that it was sosarthies
up yam back, your bead set oa one
sad sad you sat o• the other. One
feels like eodor•iag the words of the
frith orator who melted his audience
to develop their backbone. and Wag
it to the (root
lbere i, also the dull. literal neigh-
bor. He is one who follows Instruc-
tions to the letter but cares aothlag
for t,he.pirit of teem. He will undo
his wort in the vet y doing of it. a
jryman w.. once approached. by a
lauwyer for the defence of an alleged
murderer. sod offered 010 to being in •
verdict of murder in the second de-
gree. The verdict was brought in all
right and the juryman stated bow
bard be had worked. All the others
were against him. It developed later
that the other@ had been for acquittal '
These dull people are like the soldier
who batted his company because they
were all out of step hut himself.
Then there is the dingy neighbor.
He is like the homer who would not
buy a -ream separator because be
thought he auuld skim his milk closer
by hand; be skimmed the pail three
times for the cream and then turned
It upside down to skim off more.
When be was appealed to to help keep
the wolf from the door of a family
who bad lost its breadwinner he .ai
be did not believe in the wolf business.
there was never any at his door. The
reply came that the wolf Would not
come near him for fear of being
Wooed. The stingy man is like the
one who fell into the late and when
hauled out by a newsboy handed the
lad ten teats. The boy heeded him
back five Dents change. remarking g.
he did e• tart it Owns all -tire job one
To tee Editor of The Sweat.
fain Ars,-To net a few amongst
as thieseumetio. *fait of..tgoige•risa worth.
at this moment. Why is it so There ls also the eheetlial- neighbor.
He is the friend out in the country to
whom the doctor recommends you
to go when you are nervous and run
down, for he, like the writer of the
Proverbs, knows that "a merry heart
is like mediciee." The fact of a man
toeing able to see the humorous side of
life even when in trouble does much
to prolong life. A man once swat -
full of meaning P Because prophetic
students of all schools. whether hu-
totice!, preterist er tuturist, agree
that this question will shortly be ful-
filled.
`shall we enumerate a few of the
shadows that indicate its nearness :'
(11 t:Videspread unbelief 121 indiffet-
ante ; (3) formalism ; (4) wickedness ;
(5) eminent men departing from the
Isith. Troubtous time. throughout
Ohrtetendom are only what, we ought
to expect in God's Word. So far
Trout making us doubt the truth of
Christianity. they help to confirm our
faith. Sorrowtul and melancholy as
the sight is, it we did not see it we
should not think the Bible true. The
grand purpose of the present dispense
tion is to gather out of the world an
elect people, not to convert all man-
kind. It sboukt not surprise us to
hear that the heathen are not all con -
vetted when missionaries preach, and
that believers are • little flock in any
congregation. it is precisely that suite
of things which distinguishes the end -
time. This ,is an 'age of election, net
universal conversion. We believe it
is for the happiness, comfort and
safety of ell Christians to expect as
little as possible from churches or gov-
erowents in this age, to bold them-
selves in readioesa for tremendous
convulsions and change of things sat-
tahliebed, and to expect their good
only from Christ's second advent.
RkADSN.
Laurier. O.tt , Nov..' V. 1015.
AFTER GRIPPE
An ever, pleasure and profit at pa,ent. as well as pupils. could not
Victoria street church next Thursday help feeling proud of their teacher.
mewling. Do not miss it.
1 ?mum TO CHEER THE RECIPIENTS
• Poi $U, -
.t R,stliik, Ivory Toilet Set, Ebony Toilet Set.
1 RIleffig's Chocolates, Manicure Bet, Perfume,
4 etc.
i FOR HIM, - •
t Kodak, Auto Strop Razor, Gillette Safety
li Razor, Military Brush Set, Collar and Cuff
Box. Pipe, etc.
• Also many other timely Gifts Thermos
Bottles.
Photograph
lrs
3 bums, Photograph
4 •den. Mouth Organ, Box of Cigars, Hot-water
,(ties, Photo Frames, Swan Fountain Pen.
la We are pleased to show Goods.
fllrnlciYiliiliiY�r>r1Jr>►lftaftlf>tlf>rf>i�NriliNrilifllrilf '
Useful Gift Suggestions IF
1 Jaines A. Campbell
PHM B
CLIi1TRAL DRVG STORM
(brner North (4t and Square. Doderieb
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is • grand every weak.
ferrous, rundown woman sbooM take
it" -Mrs. Gen. Tneutiy.
ills:, der deadens end lever and ism
tonYk eharpe+r a blood.
a buildide ges-
tion. eariehee the �tooa, *rid builds rip
mature' strength end energy.
Dunlop, Drugglet,(itderich
H . C.
lowed a fishbone and choked till he
was black in the fkce. His wife and
his mother-in-law each made a dials
for the door at the same time to go
for belp and met in collision. which
resulted in both taking a seat oc the
floor. The lodicrous situation appealed
to the mawso that he started to laugh
and the lehhone was released. A wife
was given a prescription to hare filled
for her sick husband. She hurried to
the druggist acid asked him to Ell it
for her Initnediately. The druggist
seeing that a tonic was prescribed in-
cited the lady to have •.oda and put
the tonic in the drink. When she
found whist bad happened she hturied
home disgusted and described what
had happened to the doctor and ber
husband. The sick man saw the ridic-
ulous side of the story and laughed so
heartily that the doctor declared it
was more of a tonic than was the
medicine. An old man war celebrating
bis one-hundredth birthday and was
receiving many congratulations when
one pee.ielst remarked that it was
not likely he would survive much
longer. "Oh, i don't know," replied
the centenarian. "I'm • whole lot
'trooper oo my legs then when 1
started the first hundred." The cheet-
ful. hopeful man is the one who is go-
ing to live longest -barring accident,.
Another neighbor is the to al and
helpful one. We don't like the man
who is alt "Mow," but neither do we
like the nee wbo 4- forever running
down his town and -saying it ie the
wont place on earth. lc tis. for his.
A pessimist is Hike • squeaky door, an
paying to everyone who is near it. A
little oil will remedy th•t door and a
little of the oil of kindness, comfort
and grace can cure half of the ills that
Bath is bels to. A naturalist in San
Francisco ones new a big grasshopper
lying deed on the said and be stopped,
wondering what it was doing away
frons vegetation. Suddenly the erase
hopper bptan to move and on closer
exatninatieso he found tbat two large
Mack ants were underneath earryiog
It to their fair, but on looking again
he demented d two more ante mated on
the carr: ear of LM grasshopper and
having • hood feed. What sort of as
Are some of you girls
WESTFIELD.
Thiene v, Nov. At
News or, Two West -Mr. Thos.
Requited has returned from New Ou-
twit), where be put in a month's duty
on pis farm then .. Mr. and Mn
W. 11 Campbell visited • couple of
days at the house of tette latter'' mister.
Mrs D M. Gordon, Lucknow, lest
week Mr. Frank Campbell, who
went to Toronto oe Monday morning,
returned today with his little daugh-
ter, Winoie, who underwent an oper-
ation there several weeks ago Mr.
John Harrison, of Goderirh visited e
eogple of days recently with his degas.
Mrs. W. H. Campbell..We are
pleessd to report the arrival f • baby
boy at the beam of Mr. Morels Me -
Dmitri! W. are also pleased to
bear that Mr. mad Mfrs. Hardest who
en
rectly moved from bare to Galt., are
the proud parents of another little
gi Squaw winter and .west In-
dian .career hese some mad goo*.
Tis* eeiow!that has some mew le nicely
real whiter'
.tie Westfield r
Liter-
ary nes1ty hasplmwsted fee somber
eoeeart on the 10th of Pass her
!Msec the teat ate was a riaeeasm 11 ie
hoped this ons will be Weber 0115....
A week ago (ant Friday stegbt the
ant. are , our?
eomplainiag to your mothers that she
N beginning to look dowdy acid ought
to spruce W a Mt, while you are let-
ting ber do all the work sad dcMae
to soil your Sae heads?
The imposter closed kis address with
an appeal 'to let hie talk m i the
mere aw aulgb 7 end 18:0 lot
the Great Master draw music from
their lives wind will attract •d not
typal whet the chords are .amok.
Mn. G. B. Ling meg vary sweetly,
"Mother Maebrem" and replied to an
swore wits "Bowels Mary of Argyle."
Rae. 0. M. licolumeemaked all bone
whe bad 'ekes In the promedlage
add helped te make the •
eimiem
Ike. M. Gasman. L (1., moved a
vote of N 101 speaker l •
Wel
Milo` 1 -weededy Wee"
10
otkorostoolosle manner.
Tb. /s,ade,diags wWe beam& to d
Ham by the stogieg of the hadred
AeaMoa.
QUALJTY FURS %
Coats Muffs Neck -pieces
STYLE -quality and fur -quality are combined in our Furs. Both must be
right or the garment cannot hnd a place in this stock. Fur prices are
lower than for many years and lower than are likely to prevail for some
•', ; time to come, as already this season the prices of skins have advanced in
many cases 25 per cent. to 5o per cent. Our present stocks were bought
when prices were at a low point and we are offering values today that can-
not be duplicated later on. We emphasize strongly both the style and the fur -
quality of every garment, whether it be a coat or a small article, and sell only Furs
that we can guarantee without any reservation. You are safe in doing your Fur -
buying here. Large assortments, assortments that are worthy of a store many times
the size of this, prices 25 at least less than former, and qualities that are beyond
doubt or question, are guaranteed to you in buying Furs from this stock.
Muskrat Coats, $43.5o, 145.00, $60.00 and 165.00.
Hudson Seal Coats, 1110.00 to 1I25.00.
Hudson Coney Coats, 175.00.
Persian Lamb Muffs and Neck -pieces, $7.50 to $93.00.
Black Wolf Mus and Neck -pieces, 113.50 to 125.00.
Black Fox Muffs and Neck -pieces, $30.00 to 145.00.
Alaska Sable Muffs and Neck -pieces, 110.00 to 150.00.
Grey Lamb Muffs and Neck -pieces, 15.00 to 110.00.
White Thibet Sets for children, Muff and Collar, complete, 1500.
Black Siberia Wolf Sets, 117.50 to 120.00.
Fur Trimmings by the yard, 1-2, inch to any width you want, in
all the popular Furs.
•
All Ready for Christmas
The store is rapidly donning its Christmas dram. Holiday stocks have been arriving
and as fast as they are received are spread out for your inspection. You will find many
serviceable and useful hints if you will visit the store any day from now oo. Never bas
the lawful and practical been se much in demand for Christmas giving as is the ase this
year acid we are prepared to meet the demand with • dock that will be a pleasure to
choose from.
Watson's Underwear
Watson's utne4Dalled Underwear is here today
in practically all lta good qualities. No Under-
wear made in Canada i. superior to this.
for wearing quality, fineness of texture. perfection
.7t Asia' and worknobenhip.. Fmp.m the all-eottpQ
to the finest cf wool or silk and wool mixture..
Wei- mut give you maims - tnday Haab oaaaob he -
equalled mice we hare to buy again.
Watson's Vests and Drawers, white
and natural, per garment 25c
Watson's unioo Vests and Drawers, t;A�.
white and natural, per garment ... .... JVD•
Watwo's onion Vests and Drawers, 75c
wperior quality, per garment
Watson's wool Vests and Drawers, Si0
per garment 1 •vv
Watson's floe white wool Vests ci • I 75
and Drawers. pet garment $1.23 11.50.
Watson's UDlmncots bin&Jolt Suits, 51.75
$1.26 to
Watson's fine wool cowbinatioIl $2.75
Snits, 11.50 to
Watson's Underwear for children, ell •ices,
several good qualities.
SALE OF TRIMMED HATS
ON SATURDAY
$2.45
Big selling of 7}ismad Male 8ataday. •.j.et-
ting-go-lime has come Ir, the Mllti.ery depart -
been; stat evwy-Hat-b sash. moral M einaimi.
Foe Saturday selling we,Mve peeked 30 nil+ stn-
cep`tloaally Madame sad esyliab Meek tfte
555.0415 new and best shapes. with lrimmlege t
Saturday takyouurr►ot ice for only to . . iet�
Seamus a all fin Nowise SVtits ler
Culottes Fancy work
Mein Sates. is all the a •.ted Andes tee
holiday fancy work new In 'sick. Our awmet-
ment 1. exceptionally large and oar vatta de-
cidedly good.
Heavy Sateen. rich main W. gmr tic
yard .. • o
Roar.. mai.. • bested *Doth'
blacks and calors. per ycad:..... ...
Hodgens Bros.
Direct Importers - Goderich. Ont.
Fullers s 1lpboloure4
New r the Sams Se use
Uphsleter4.g d•iac, We
M it sad de is mea.
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OCDERICH MARKETb.
T1u e.ay. Dee 2d.
Wheat. per boob .. t 10 to .M t• Sl
Mt .
.03
Oat.. per boob . 1
Marin per busk .45M u to 1.0
Pear. per bunk - S
/look oboes, per beth. :le* t• t. 311
e boar. matin. feet owl 173
te 311
rlsar. West. per overt t/00 1. WO
Brun. .per polos .. 11.M ie 1141
NeseBas. per Vee
wowpc. lour. MetesMe to tis
wood. t lead ... •• 6.1e u 171.w to 1N
Dotter. pee A. .sl to .73
Peg., egret. test dos. .... ,N te 1.0
etatesper was
Apples. ..rbomb .T'. ... uta CO
ta.tu.. Waste.' a riai, ester. we• to 0114
�, IbeteMr'. medium. " atm to lief
N.a willed, feet wts so to PH
rasa poser% ,toe u leis
e",, 7 O to 7.83 .73 to 1.10
01..0 p
01..0..
pen lb.11 to 411
Drab. seed,art�16 to sy
b 11 to o 11
t'b .k-, per lb .N to s b
Owe. per It11 t. A If
Turkeys. fist lb. ..... .r t. en
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OPENS UP NOSTRILS
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breath at sight; TM ssY!r.
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labs. hes yemr dru�sm grew-,
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Om. awrorlon Is y air Nr p_ m,p a tsootolls. It thhi
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Christmas Sueto11s
Just what you are looking for
No matter how small your allowance is
tor the purchasing of Christmas presents,
this store affords you a varied assortment
of low-priced, much -to -be -desired gift pieces.
At this season our stock is particularly
large, varied and well selected for Christ-
mas giving or for home furnishing. You
can select now with the assurance of get-
ting satisfactol y designs and reasonable
prices.
We will not be undersold by any Furni-
ture House in Ontario.
Agent for Nordheimer Pianos
We have Pianos from 3185.00
George Hohmeier
'Phone fit - Tile Furniture Man