The Signal, 1915-12-16, Page 3mg SIGNAL GODERICH, ONTARIO
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« the Meals e1 the Land
The drat Nrerulsa wio wee dl
'agreed from W wits was Napoleon L
Me alaadoeted Joseph's' heaoharaals
in vomer 10 marry the Archduchess
*iris Lamina et Ausria. As there
was am real cease tt the diverge,
ei was pt forward ea behalf of the
ipseor that the msrram was gala
heated by a Republican priest only.
sol therefore it was set valid amani-
tas
m nitag to the laws of the [:Larch el
Rema.
The most selerbas Royal Wawa'
ere a nicest 'fattish Maw/ le that
ed George IV., who wasteC to gem rid
IS lou wits. Praow Oersiw, from
wham he had lived seprst.a ter
may years. A ere was betreamed
to Partissst for the purpose. sad
was streengvely eMaaad ea bsaslt of
the Queen by Lord Brougham gad
vans. Lard MaaaUoe of Great Brie
ala. What these two esea.et sold
against the Rag world be soma to
MB 'rams" ai.-,daa- .ata. sad
Ohm bybroduela age sateestal frogs
the wedge a weld the wool le wash -
N. As for slaughter heaves, they are
Wiest geld mines of wealth a the
medlar et b . rM.eta. Need. beam.
gule.e. brae. Wye. everything is
saved sad tread rm.d isle nbyseade
et vestal aetlolss by ok-ml al and
ether proeeessa Talking ed geld
whim gee of the meat important of
the chemical by-pesdeets et the
elaagbter hew is employed In amid
maag. This le eynalda of potassium
wale is used to take the mold get se
greyed parts
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Maley Poole Tabs Per Famous
Naga by Their ukase.. Themes
The aaeionecomeed that General
French's doable is to be [Dead in the
person et a trMt.maa of Armen -
times Is a malodor that few husees
lean have escaped boas s deshie.
There was the Parnas who was aa
exact doable el the ate Slag Z4ward.
pat them hundred weasel lab prima 1 end droned bad played the part to
se the Cwtagat. The SW was . pdent.tion .o lin maned the strew
lowed, bet public vakikeie wail as dal w -a seated everywhere as His
.seek .past It that W Government lfelmty.
ties{at it better to withdraw it lad omen is the mulled r.eemblaaa
the Rap's w616 wit rot taw" Det. between' Mr. J. r. /graham. of Ai.
Ism the whole scandal was a vela. Quells diedwee"' May. Nsw Tork. and Dr. Woodrow
The p••• d 5 few Wiliam. W is b
ouea. that former taowa our few a..Iw
eeo• bat the Rag his maid. as "Woodrow.- Carlosey
mover massa .srtr 1 b
omsslp,. Dr. Wileoaa'. pr, gaseor. exr
pwa Pena Wuu.m of Witless. Pr.olMat Taft, had a-Neatag like-
wise-
►a.se- a the pontos of s New Jgnef
Sack was the .grasp Rkwaaa N
twee* Sir Lawrence A1m.Tadema.
the ta.o.s artist. gad Omega Da
Mender, the author of "Trilby: that
the atter was seat into Sts of laugh-
ter by e lady who addressed him at
a dfaaer s. "int Lwcesee," sad
west on to ..sure him that .he could
not .aderstaDd people saying he sad
De Msarier were mach alike. "For.-
WWII' M �ytar.dnete west es she. 'it le simply ridiculous:
you're` not a bit eo."
Litt moray papa r«la. the seer- • The gstrage lirarl facial resent -
Waco
wealth that live to what are blare,betweea Rag Georg and the
knows se bp -weird& Take ekmp'. Cat et Raga has Mtge been am-
/.r essamie. The grease gad meassd area. who. the Hon. G. 1L
tall--g..'t'rel_!et .!L vo room. *baster for Tray sad con -
hem the father et Rag Charles et
wartassbeg, we gampefed. In lea.
W lypaen L. to marry the Princes
Cyeses Augusta of Mvatla The
marriage was celebrated bet the
yaw simple separated the very
gams day. gad Dever again saw seek
ether. is 1114 they were evened.
Mel the Peewee two years after
greedl.menial lfaadtim
. L. Zmer of
Saia
str. gad a 11a was orerwned
puma.. at lbDarf•
Railway Nursery
Twiars.T. Daeeneeme S. — SO
THZ wears little traveller arriving hi W big city .1 Moaned after a
yasraey across the country. acromgeeled by Its mother. Sada a real
heves of rest in the comfortable armory provided by Me Cassaba
Pads.. It is glad to lay its tired heed ea the soft pillow in ye 11Wo
tot or be gives a bath b W genial aaadsst w1. sally Waal a esi$ag
head in W are of the Utile saw to relieve the w pert 1 bar
ar
charge for a short wane. !eternities is provided
this tots There are nth sad Dogs and other little home comforts. which.
aeodieoe to w. aro thoroughly appreciated. It le here that W lithe ones
revoke a refreshhis wash and brash ■p. and U they are tired oat 1a. 'd •
take their midday nap while waiting for a e...ecta$ testa et ghee arrival •
ed W theirtreieter to tate them to tel boat. The latnidectfon of the
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creche W proved a great boos to travellers with --
evidence that W Comedies Pause ire 1. all its dealap tine welfare sad
comfort of W travelling pablle always at mast 't'as aeeampeaying
picture reanimate the tuldres's surgery .t wadssr Street station,
Mostreal. sad, while It has sever before bees Nougat ave pr.mlDeace 1t
plays • very immodest part a the every des IgM et the Candies
ramie a Camila.' has two deathbed a
taegaad. lir. Tom Hart, the veteran
ingather ter Morpeth. sad Dr. CIS
Lord Morley might have hes •1
Mrd, the wort k.owa Baptist minister.
twin Mother of sir Charles Marriott.
the lams« yellow. who dad goad
time ago. Sir a.oeg. Alexander has
e doable In Mr. .1. Thoro& well
knows in the London and military
world. while Mr. Frederick Dentes is
the "Uving image" of Mr. Jamez
Welch. ave has often payed big tarts
• Winter Term from Jim Bary S.
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Canada's that Business eolispe.
Me here tlrw dtMeat daraetreeata.
tnwetal. sbrtMoe sal Te1raDWr;
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tt 8 810 rareivtn1 at'p1 tone n
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record ll applhstlw0 tart
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In the selection of gifts and your friends w17 Nwusnbsr you 365 days m •
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Distinctive Stationery
YOUR WRITING PAPER
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This year there is a marked tendency in to all toward more serious think-
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Christmas Suggestions'
ELECTRIFY YOUR HOME
HEADQUARTERS
The Signal Printing Co., Limited, Goa«;ch, Ontario ••
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PORTABLES and
FIXTURES
$4.00 and up
emerm. FOR
ELECTRIC IRONS
TOASTERS
TOASTER STOVES
HEATING PADS
HOTWATER CUPS
BEDROOM HEATERS
All above appliances will be kept in repair,
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A complete line of Vacuum Cleaner, Fan.,
Portable Leaps. Cooking Ranges, Dorney. Shades.
Tungsten and Nitrogen Lamps.
A New Line of Flashlights and
Batteries on hand.
Take no chances around your barn with an oil lantern, but use an Electric Barn
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easily, and if knocked over in the barn will not set fare to anything.
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have a full line of them. Price $225 each.
A NEW STOCK OF ELECTRICAL FIXTURES JUST ARRIVED ---
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