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Te1epb:ne 35 : Goderlcll, Ont.
Thursday, December '-?4(h, 1908
bird was killed by the impact. Now
some enterprising press correspondent
will be sending fu a story of mice
nibbling at the bag of flour painted
'on the Big Mill chimney.
THE POWER OONTRAOTB
The Globe and Mail came out the
other day with a leading editorial cult, but there was nut unanimity and
advising Premier Hepburn to honor
the power coutracts which were set
aatde-"repudiated" is the word com-
aoal, used -by set of the Ontario
Legislature. The Globe and Mail de•
dares that the honor of the Province
a involved, but weakens this state -
meat by advocating, not the restora-
tion of the old contreets. but the mak-
ing of new ones, to a a{drit of Rice
sad take betweeu the power companies
and the Province
• • •
Pickpockets have been reaping a
Harvest at the poolifical meetings In
Plat lturtl11ga. Their activity is;
la•rhato Just a reminder teat prople'r i
pocket's are affdr•led by the kind of
goveruwell t they get.-Kinett rdlue
News. '
la •ole Nees animating that pock-
ets were out worth picking until the
(present Guveruwent cntae In?
Iloxing 1)ay is taking hold In On-
tiitio. A large number of towur in' arwId se Mrs. Clew, and 1 was going
the Province are making It. a holldaf to tell her that rho, „um pick Out
this year. Soave of the merchants in auwething ror the alfa and 1 would
Bottle up for it, Then I got that sort
of ■ fuuny feetlul( inside ole Now it
was a [bought that to -ebb' the wife
would like something that' was more
et u Chrtst*tasry uature... something
maybe dnlaty Ilke.
hied across to the nt•w store then.
It's run by a young couple from the
city. Real amort Inside 1t la toe/
black and ebite In jagged ....Ours, with
glass handles on the door, and a lot
of tlaiuty pink uuderthings showing
tip in easea
1 I got inside the door all right, hal-
e ing a mite guilty. There was n few
of the town's wuckey-moans strutting
around with little pooches on string*
and trying to look luterested. I got
Phil Ostler of Lazy Meadows
By HARRY J. BOYLE
BUYING PRESENTS
Nell, by the time you read tide,
Christmas s111 likely be over /11111 you
w 111 be thinking that you likely ate too
much or aowethiug. Itut all lu all you
Iliad u good tiles• and /brae is au deuf-
Ing the fuel Down herr at Lazy
Newdow's, we oto hace a Wight) flue
Ilium., but the maim trial au4 tribula-
tion of the: 44/111uu is my going out to
buy pr•,w•nls.
j 'Tula year' 1 weut up as usual to
:Clem Illggivai drygo.als shore. 1
rx usual to see if 1
Goderich were prepared to follow
Mr. Hepburn replied heatedly to this
editorial, referring to 0* recent
change In the ownership of The Globe
and more than lualnuating that The
Globe and Mail was influenced In Its
fhf proposal was dropped. Aa a rule
comparatively little burtnee4 Is done
on the day after Christmas, but this
year that day lappeutl to be a Satur-
day,
atreday, and the Saturday busluttss !s al-
ways considerable.
• • •
A writer in Toronto Saturday Night
wakes a curious misstatement. Writ
lug of tlw marriage of the presen
royal pair be says, "On that day th
new King became the first British
prince to marry a British woman In a
space of two and one-half centuries.
Hr has forgotten, evidently, the pres-
ent Queen mother, 1l10 war cert.•tuly
a British woman wta•n elle married the
"right -about-face•' Ly it• present ea; rinea-'who later hcvalbe King Georg.
vtronmeu( of money. 1_. possibly he meant to use the
This. of course, The Globe and Mall word ••tr,wnlirrer;" but the $eottl-.ta
dented, and the power contracts lava people might claim that the Lids
again suddenly beeome a first-claasttillzalath Bowes -Lyon belonged W as
toe in Ontario politica. Mr. Rowe. proud a family as any -of the ueb!lity
the Conservative leader, while he as- tenth of e' Tweed
galls the Government upon Its course
in the matter. is very indefinite clout
fu the doorway started to -take off
wy cap and then staged through to We sea' iia • recent I. vee of The
the (girl Patella. Advot'ate where the claim was
A girl (noes up to Wit. with •sweet
' little smirk that elbowed through a„lot made that Jim Hueter, the popular
lit paint and O di . "Something fm^red14e c'dttor-and inou
nucer .41t--T
you: air ?".....••lea. 1 thought titittt la, ti:vening Tek•gram, was a lathe of t9 m
I think owl I would like, to buy
some_P bale Ont We felt quit a ming!
°a�`' �� -0� i► iE
WESTFIELD titetict(tVetetetCKNENPVCCULAMENNEttrt4V4VIINIKKKAPVCRINEKtttetete4
WEWTFFIh gt, Dee. R1. -Mr. David
Snell, of Alberta, is visiting hie daugh-
ter, •-Yrs. Wm. Rodger, and his amt.
Mr: Gordon Snell.
Mr. Walter Maslen unit his wife wo
toren to Toronto on Friday eight. a r
r Mr. Win. McDowell, Mr. Norman Me -
Dowell. Mrs. Norman Mr1A.well nod
Mier Mildred Thonlluu were ',undo!' ed
v1411ors last week. nq
Mr .lien McGill. Jr., is Inoue from v4
I..'nd.n. Il,ftersity for the Christmas
hol Ids y s.
]teas lienee It•rlmoud. of Linwood.
Is spending the holidays at luwe with
her mother and '.Ir. It. It. Itedinond-r
Miss COleua ?'lark. of Port Dal-
housie, (s %isitii* at the house •f her
Mater, Mrs. Marvin McI)owML
Mr. Warren Stamford, of London
•l'Idveralty. Is visiting his parents% Mr..
and Mrs. '?'lamas !Samford. NI
Mr. Hugh Blair has purchased the s'('
form of the late Itola•rt Harrison.
The Nhrlstmaa eoneert, held In the
baseuaent of th• ehurcb on Friday
night, was well attender!. the sehool
room being packers. The Luw•ment
was decorated with rad and gram
streamers' with evergreens and silver
tinsel, colored IcicleM and red ('hriat•
(Das bells. The program. which was
well given. Included readings, :solos,
quartettes. instrumental music and
dtaloguter. At the close of the pro-
gram over two huudred hags of candy.
nuts and orange* were dlateibutt•d.
GODERICH BIB HOME TOW'.
(Marton Echo)
FANCY PLAID BLANKETS
Satin bound (part wool) in gold, mauve, blue rise. Size
72 x 80. Each
MEN'S SHIRTS BATH TOWELS
\tat stripes and t•hct•kn iu EIIgli.h broad,-
cloth.
road,
cloth..Bluea, greys and browns. Collar at
cached.. ( Sizes 1:1 to MIL!. 1$aell $1.35
MEN'S ALL -WOOL SOCK$
!''anlus liritwh Richmond make. An im-
mense choice in very new patterns. Splive,1
heels and toes. Sizes 11) to 12'. 50c
Per pair
MEN'S PYJAMAS
Made of guaranteed English Pyjama than
nelette, neat stripes, blue, pink, mauve.
Sizes 32 to 44. Suit
HANDKERCHIEFS
$1.95
1(1) dozen handl-embroidered finest cambric.
Daintily worked in litany neat and.pleasing
pattern., all neatly boxed. Christ- 25c
111/1S Special. 3 for
$1.95
Imr n' !'anon Jacquard Bath Twat,. Double -
warp, fancy weaves, iu blues, gold, mauve,e,
rose, ete. Size about 24 x 38. Daint- $1 '25
ily boxed in pairs •
BARRYMOOR RUGS
deep pile Axminster Rugs.
ngs for alfyr'Frilu�m or sur-
ly reduced for Christmas.
$9.95
rgtirld," pure white wool
edea or blue
Sa•aulless heavy
Designs and colorings
roundings. Special
Size 4' 6"x 7' 6"
Size 6' 9" x 9'..
Size 9' x 9' ...
Size 9' x 12'..'
BLANKETS
largest size, "Mo
with borders, rainbow,
Size 72 x 86. Special. Each
$18.95
$2/5.0000
$30.00
W.A7CHESON & SON
• J. _
Itelnr for mrtwlfe." .That atarttd tt lot jealousy fur the nelgMa►rlug town,
Ia temple of these female salesmen jus Jim is Ute` fantrlte Nnaourter of I - AUBURN Viand asked them to n•na•mtar his IJl('BXSB PLATE COLORS
awa,pd de•wu on me and started to a targe circle of radio fats, *lid we ,derw,r. whom hr rteuwlut•D.h'll cert'
thought it quite a dlstlnctlou to he. , btghly Mr lfilahtwan leaven tills License plate color tomblaatluts
batik• off the list of thing+[ that 1 AI'ltl'R, Ike: Ll. Mr. J. lt.' chosen for the Provinces of Canada for
If It ode
to .Soho hfs as r native soa. f iia v! InA rant dile w>ttk -
Iwewk to cake his homr�yalth his 1937 are as follows:
•
There la a' suggestion *hie the l
• • • relllf amazing the nuwlwr of smart However.vrr, we ace in the Inst' mark s aro"' ° A r 1 daughter,, Mn Yrfglu uuof It }t h, and
things that i could buy. It made me ;Issue of The Adrts•ate Hosie holes+ ael+ealt 1\ilb friends In the vicinity. Miss ]tat NII( ??sate atter the (9lrlrt-
1 its de w'e give la•Io lit .t se uhh, lit llueea'r I'nl 11,,,. rush of mail.
. could buy for my latter hn to live at the home
what he would do If he were in ot8(e. , speed Ilmlt tor automobiles In Ontnno
There Is a good tk•tll_to he said on should by Increased to tlfty mite•. per
both stiletto( thi+Qucall..d .J Ibe tow- i hour. Nobody pap. An) attention t'•
er contracts. lin one hand. It is! the present speed limit of thirty -410e
argued, thatthe,tulles, It 1f with wine of that stuff. -.why, she Huron:1,. Mfs• Il.rtwn MuRr
blush right through my whiskers: the dastwe W t groua .er11RF• la sp•n11111tl ale hnudays myth
way they talked? to me about *11 them Mr_ Ihttrter'r note to the pa1ar:club.Alr prrr•ts.. ]lr.trud ](n. 1'. .\senile.
his explrnatlua and you w111-s(r
"uuuanti,.nalr{e things." ouch as PJ Mr. and "Mrs. t:w.rxe It. rd:r are
jamas and 1lathrd,M's....and dainty 'Brutes can elate' w near khishlFr to t rislting friend. Tin Detn.lt„-over
silks. Yes I could just imagine "Maw hue litter all :--1 Scotsman and from vhdilsa
t for l,r.aher, ]Ir 4;. -,.rpt' N'Igbtwaf
f )1'• st1M Id.
Thr reNrnl •.4,111• w••n c'an't praetlaw
British Columbia --Black oD [•ream.
Alberta -Blatt on orange.
Saakatehewan-Black on white.
Manitoba- Whit 041 green.
Ontario -White on military scarlet.
Quebec --White on brown.
New Brunswick -White on black.
with much force, s said In advexaey u the idgt Mrs Irl for
Province must keep faith, must Lofior 1 t.hange. But would drivers i.uy en) Editor Pais,.y .t.lttaat iwh•t they low., h i+ that they're al- Nova Scot la -Lemon yellow o■
[could call me a slily old fool, and Timmlus, wh•n• "'he will Awed for ! ways oto bust r r bong -- 14,,. Angeles Wiwi..
Rs contrrets. On the other hand., na.tle attrution to th! fifty -mile re Ru ,tell mc• that 1 just bought It to get a ?Jeer eHr. In your i•«Ile of N.r J p'"''
cewM•r 'th fou •hada Ihtlr store In l'brlatn.as kolldclys Ivrlt). her druglr1 Timer.
P. K. Island -Bark on melte.
Mr. Hepburn declares the contracts I lotion? Better leave the Ilmlt as 11 dance to talk to all abuse
pretty , ter, Mrs. Comte. Thompson.
-some of them. at ;mat -were In ui- - • regard to my work 011 the air. I ease- •
Posta .• hours Ili-LANburt for I•T r
iq is. •
Xu doubt It la eery generally Ms- girls. made ndlnhe, 1 the remarks fon ����.�a�,.R� �s,.��,. �s,� �s,���,.�s,.��s,.��s,�tty.
toes and were rntruplly obtained. Is regarded: but all the came tlw deicer Somehow I knew that T. either had 1 bristnitte IMy ,tool NrK Ytwr s 1►ay ' 1(niter( fit ZaDaXI It)a�(Iw(lflt�tlaJ•f
going at forty -Ace, fifty or awry. miler ; to art out nt that place or elm• 4 were and the, rylrtt In a hick Iger •^• •-
• St not the duty of the Government to w•t-re mad,', but 1 must (1441 Jou right will la• from Il a.m. t1 _ p nt.•' and
mead lista to 7, theto a fellow away cu►a few hots. f never lyceal in ?'nisi arnicas win . 1..-f malas usual.
that they must come to the Govern- of els bead ural he would better he: without selling him --something I Ir, sad 1 am not the lain of Mr. pu.t rTheite Swirls,- w•h.w,l of Knox ?'res- 1
went with clean bands when they a.k careful and not have an accident, as '••Something tw-pyjama" pertaps a Mnr. Jsmert-Hunter. i was
Isvru In byt.rian chunk will hold Its I% list•
for the fulfillment of c•untn-tel wadywe here lovely bath- Alwrderfl:'$eotland, and came In (Isis'nal+ ,.a•Ial on ]Inodsy .l (44.nt• De -
1 be would he In trouble from the tact I dip T country In early Ilfe, elaIwIng Gtaler•
I robes chi* is kmeclslly reduced for Irk, la 7s•� urlgbborlae ennuiy of ...ember a►th
with them. [bat be was eldllbAralelf ciolatiDg the'
It is said that poor widows who par-' law. - 9 ICbr11Rm•a yereaps- silk. stockings Iltrun, as mJ borne town. Closing Exeetfatwr-The Auburn
1. know she would like this via our ' .hucrt ' o use elaset ea held their closing
chaser! land* o[ the power eompadi/s •• easy payment plan this would.b�;theI exercises nn Wednesday afternoon
are suffering because of their depre- i The SinleO • Reformer incites child- asvery [aIle for a .Christmas d :be, the
i I NITBU STATICS Or1N1UV
and Thursday evening. The girls
elation in • valeta' But what 4R tbe ren to Iranemlt letters to Santa ('lstm 1 got over near the deorwar. and i (('hritlan Science Monitor. Boehm) euN•rtulnerl the Nadirs of the village
workmen w'hcste Jobs may be In dao- I through its c,lum.,., anti the result„Is waited until i got the little girl look-' Now (MAI file tumult and tlw shout- a1I11 e.n18ivally tn) serving afternoon
1 k has "sine- exhibit
s scat I 'started going out that big what dlerl ANA). It may Iw possible to the ladies legit a pit•asaut ■fterna,n.
*revolving door. That would have Met► examine n q.• pion tr.rpwntlf asked On Tim rola y PcprlIog the M.J J and
Nal w piece dell cake or come nga *11 right It it were not -for -the- fart' In the test vex.1: How hes- i.twast4'n--mss•.-Hermes held :rinsing exer.•Iptar -
the purple who will have to pay m11 good to eat where he eau get It for
that 1 went out the wnmg able of the ,ylsll.rtoiou rR.r ler! Antall..\narrisa., '- l•oO.r-u I. • of a tourer, (cul daure. r
(knot more in light and power antra? his midright lunch, which maggesta 'door about the time that a big tallow tattoo•? (The Program opened with a churns by
Do they bare to suffer because of roe• that the old gentleman le in great was ('uming In. Smack: 1 sat down First. It should 14. said that d;.•erte the buy.; and girl.' cla•.w4, a .. to by
then as bard as i possibly could on .lterrwrd Shaw's genius for mlauuder- Ruth 4tra:nghan. an address by Mr.
that hard Boor.
;standing the United States was never ion McLeod. count} agricultural re"
Buy, did 1 ever get up In a hurry more fully exhibited than In his ns- , presentative a violin mid° by Evelyn
per if the contracts are ftltttted` ind wattle god "copy;' 'Many of the eblid- ing the Other way.'lien jurat a quick out over a king's ,Ieparttag lea '11a,r work wap on ex , and
the increased anal of tower prereab ,p,l, inform Santa that (bey are leav-
ing development? Jud what of something -else..
baa
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tracts with which they had "thine dauger of a fit of Indigestion -for of
to do, even of the extterier of which , coupe the piece of cake or whatever
' tfey Ahad no knowledge? i it Ia has to be out of the way the and /tramper out of that place? Just sumptlon that Americana would be Mullan. a duet by Eleanor Wilson
The arpfament 1. not by any mean+,next morning. A letter like the fol made s meek around to the hack of affronted by British refusal to *o.rgN and Aubrey Toll. readinlf of the elaAm
all on em4• aide; and if Mr. Ilepburn lowing *evidence, if any were needed, that place as quick as I could and a parrl(•ular American womnn na paper by Margaret F'rrguau 11, a auto
could go to the people on this single that the small boy la the supreme ' then came In around to the rear of the Queen. The I.t'opie of the 1'nitt'b by Edith Nolte. an action pa•m°read
iaaae we believe he would be over -'egoist: • ahect and beck op to Clem Hlltgfaa' (States may easily go astray to 'these, Eleanor. Wilson and acted by
whelml i sustained. We Just do 1 St Williams, Out, More. Went In then and looked up labyrinth of British (onatitut{noel ens. I Lloyd Miller and George 4tnughau;
1111,8, Mr.. Clem and told her and that !toms; there Is much that they (10 not ,t .kit by the boys: a duet by Mar
not seat' the voters of Ontario volun
Mar -
tartly going to the polls to peddle
themselves with a burden of millions
of dollar* in order to "keep filth" :n
a matter in which their peraoral bon-
e, la not Involved.
Mr. Hepburn say* tbe door Is open
toe the representatives of the power
rompanie. to enter upon negotiations
for ewe contract'. The romp*ulea
would be well advised to make the
best use of the Invitation to lay their
cards nal the table and seek agree-
ments with the Government which will
be fair both to' themselves and to tbe
peoplo of the I'rovfnee.
EDITORIAL *VFW
A merry Christmas to one and all:
• • •
The Saltford Sage says he doesn't
want anything special for ('hristm.ls,
except his buttons sewed on and 11is
socks darned.
• • •
Santa ('taus Is being sadly ocet-
worked these days. Rut then he has
all the long year hefiieen OOP Christ-
mas season and another In whoeh U,
-rest np ,
• • ••
a
-. Nowwe wonder if Queen Elizabeth
gives King George a *ee'ond helping
of plum pudd,ng on Christmas Day,
or if be has to "take care of his
health:;
• 1 •
Spain be+ been hal-in{a pretty dis-
mal time for some . moot sar but _It's
torte, that 1e getting It In�If+` asd[
i is week. " • -
•
to HltIe 'e Germany,, they 'say, the
ipprnpriate. (*riotmps pralin s this
kyear are (1'tt lw'Imet for dad and
• maks ks o
fpr and the -child-
ren- Wouldn't yam -like to live In
elasllaDd?
• a„,_ •
Congratulations to Robert' Oockbnrn
Hays of town npd (Yank Einetnnd of
(111eton neon their being named Al
K Cnurrael (loth gentlemen are
h ighly esteemed ih and out of their
*r'ofea minn.
• •
',11"1 An Atlantic wfor tells of a bird
ihat sew rlgi•t at 1 sheaf 1f w beat
anted on a able's ftniwl. no donht
(y,aglaing lj the real thing. The
srh ' 1.14,,.."
tI�IFir.- wltaltttria..
Ileo. 11, settled my Ritts problem. but evcry
Dear Santa- time i think of going into that other
I am six years old on Ike. 19th. place my Lace gets to burning nnder
I go to school add do my work every my whiskers.
day. I am a worker. I have n"i
fully Noose about the nuances of Brit- Isoret Feelittrot and Charlie Milian.
Ise mesial and political thinking. But,Mr. 3aleleod then caller) on Mrs. Macs
tt may .afely'tw'taid quit they quicke.onald, wain presented Ruth Straugh-
ly recognized what was wren( with etre 'an with a prix' for proflcieneY in
picture of Mrs. Simpson as the surras- her work MIs,* Seot4 Inatructreos
little Scotch dealer puDDJ will you BE CAREFUL, BOYS( elle of Queen Marl• 1 I foods and natrition,-then presented
bring him a bone and come dog I110- AitunlIy. Amerfcanr appeared murk Eleanor Wilson ,with a prise fur pro -
cults. I want a Huger nail Me, a more interested In King Edward than &Ipncy In cooking. Mr. Richmond
Ford tractor, a tricycle, aedamp truck. I Den'[ Forget lour Hygiene When In their ran countrywoman. And so presente* Lorne Bunking with first
n p•ir.of rubber boots just to my knees, You Salute the Lady far from resentment. there was a re -'prise for judging and George Strangb-
a egmb,• a d Inking cup (red•). a jack- Toronto, inc. 21. -If anyone wants
knife with two sharp Wades, as eke tles anyone else under the naivete -
"lc train, a goat._la-hill, ••e)• Tbato-Sa
aom•MPi 1 toe tee Christmas. It's 0.E. with To-
ts all for e. 'BrIag•1Mddy ionto department of health. Ur. Gor-
vesting sympathy. chiefly at fleet for „gig flr,t prize for the written exam -
the Ring but later and fundamentally [nation. Lunch waw then werTM by the
for taw British peope and their free Siris ata! a dame was .'njnyed
institutions. On many who had never Hogan's orchestra In charge.
and mother knives ad71 forks anll Jean don P. Jackson, its head, assured ffr appreciated the strength of democracy
sowe•perfume. day. In Britain nr the equal rank of the' WHITECHURCH
Dominion•. the unquestioned domin-
ante of Parliament and the eo-opera-
(Ion of the whole Commonwealth made' W1IITECIry wit, Dec. 22. --Mr.
a deep Impression. indeed. 11t the John McLean Apert etre week -end In
*Prop that understanding hes been In- Toronto.
�teased, It should be said that the An- Mrs. MPBrIen has Leen 111 during the
g in -Saxon rousfns have been hronght week -end.
nearer by tel* trial of British heart*, Mr. Archie Altehees,n it la.,: up with
ID which to an amazing extent Amer- a bruisankle, a horhaving kicked
leans shared,.'him oned FYldny mnruios.e.
l.. Mary Welt, of ?Whitby, In
WHY THE NEWSPAPER HAS I mpending a few weeks with her par -
IT ALL OVER THE RADIO wits, Mr. and Yrs. Fred I►acicka,n, ale-.
fore leaving at New Year's to take a
1'Jbeition in the Albany General hos- .-
('. McIntyre, to Printer and Publisher pltal, New York.
You can't put a radio broadeiAt in I Mr. })sra We•Ilwood spent a few
your pocket and read it at your leis -'days last week at Stratford.
Ott. 1 Mrs. Jas. Robinson, Mr. and Mrs.
You can't *ave a„rllpping from a I Henry Metier and Mr. and Mrs. .1 b.
audio broadest. Beecroft Motored to (Tinton r.n friday
You can't .kip 1t in •n radio 4road• (tae visit with Florence 14*-irnft at the
i•attt.. YontIon't shut off the beautd hospital there.
hints and 01Th to the hpee atlf *mare.; Mre. (train, of 7,t•tland, has stent the
You ean't stop Ila(ening to answer Mat few • *tyke At the home of her -
That 'phew and go hack to the radio daughter, Mrs. 710-• ()Ermine of
without 'missing .n ar hong. !i'urnlerry.
Yon can't Alm 4 news M six ' Mr. ('Age. (ioyeau. who has been lir-
minnter with your fumed and enffee in
few• morning and get an Idea what w
going on arofint thn world.
You emll't get n line of the *to'k
market when yen Bate only three min -
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1.4)11*. .
'Of roairse: ye new}pnp'r bas liml-
M. .41•
tation. also. Yen fatalput among tend
(1an(r-ltnd 'Primo htun jokes la yoer
ndllietpnper end get paid for ,them at
high nates,
You esti) get your ellent. to 'weer t
IIs yMlr rhrnld'I.ion eve} parson In was called fhrward and 111s. ]forte!
• Your best friend. "But we do advise that lar,ple
DostlYean Stewart. should not kiss on tie Iliac," 1e said,
- cautioning: "A khw on the clack le
Mother bile, is grandmother much bealthler-and safer."
asleep? Asked if 0 were true 1,000.000
Bobble- a, mother dear, all ex- germs might be exchanged In ■ kiss,
rept her no . Dr. Jackson replied: 'el'erbapa-Do-
body cam tell bow many. Of course
not one Isar cent. of them might be
effective."
Stern Mletrese (to pretty maidt-
You are discharged, Elsie. for allow -
Ing my husband to klam you. Whet
sort of reference do you expect froi
me after that? n saes..,
Pretty Maid (sweetly) -Well. you
might at least say that 1 tried to
please everyone, madam:
When a nation devalues. Its (n any
to win foreign trade, It 1s like a check-
er placer saying: -Well, i've decided
to call all ..f my mon kings ••-• Tulsa
Word.
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' The Natal Day
el\ Margaret A. Baldwin
Agaitt the choirs In anthems praise;
The Chrlattnaa chilies in rhythm ring.
t
• Wille. rhlldrenb color. round the world
Extol In Omni', the infant King.
The Holy ('hold of slates* birth,
incarnate-1fi 4:f woman born,
To whom thew 'Dean from star
(lave precious gifts on f brlatmns morn
The `infant Ring to manhood grew ,
The world'. Lest gift (rmn'li,.aren naive.
Mankind 11e told wh•rejer Ile went
of (:eel's most %matron'', 1irine love.
The oars that In the heavens .hone ,
Upon the bribe In swaddling clothes
Have through the ogee vigil kept'
Until the world NM message know.. '
To he the Christ to earth He tame:
His follower') In all the world
Until HP comes to 1* tie-Er/is
Will keep the Chrfstisn'r flag unfurled
Again the children rends sink
in Peery Iasd and evrry st.te:
Agrin Inv. token gifts are made
Tide natal day to eeMhrate
Ing at the home of Mr. .tl.lfn Portion,.
Mrs. Purdonehle nitre. and ]Ir. Alex.
Co'Dlter motal'ed to Leamington and I
% hidsor last week. ,]erg.. Puritan
hroughtte.'k her little son. Itfllie, who
had been vielting with Ilia grand-
mother and other relatives there for
14* pant few weeks.
Farewell PreatntatNnf-At a meet -
log held In the United claret herr on
letntnrlay night a ahilrt program wail
given and then Mot May Wlghtman
tk'rwmmnnitt \\11', ('All regal. •
You csIt't tell tour readers nt px-
aetly'wbat.tltne they arr. knIng to read
yonf tea•.Vs1A•r or not at all nod
ass make them like 11.__
rine never nM1er*tRnd• the rent
meaning of stamina nntll he whnelu•e.
n woman talking over the telephone.
Friend Ilow long hate you ieen'
,working for this flrm?
Zion E'er .Into the holm threat-
ened to aro me.
Watt read a alert adds'••. Anel miss
4nde Carrick presented her with a
leather leta-i'ak. Miss Wlghtman
thanked the young people/and the
choir for their kind -mere. Mr. Wteht•
roan then watt ea 11441 to the front alai
Mr Mac Rose 'yoke to them of what
Mr. Wlghtman tied meant to the
t'hnrch and the rommnnity and laked
him to accept their gifts of remem-
hranre. a fancy chain and a purket
knife, which warp presented by Mr .1
it
Beecroft. Mr Wlghtman thanked
tlie gethertng for their thou,$htfhlnepe
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A Merry Christmas
'(Ve take this opportunity of extending to our
patrons alt41 friends our best wishes for the
Christmas season.
FRANK H. MARTIN
Telephone 317
TAILOR
Goderich
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This
Christmas Season
We will have a choice
Mock of Seasonable Cut
Flowers, also a good stock
of Flowering Plants such
as Poinsettias, Cyclamen,
Azalias, Begonias, ete.
CHRIST>rAZ WREATHE
for Memorial and Ilome
Decoration at reason-
able prices.
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We telegraph Flowers to any part of the World -
GEORGE STEWART
PHONE 105
1GODERICH
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The Signal Calendar
for 1937
The Signal's 1937 ('ah'iid fare" at hand, and
long as the supply lasts one will he given to each
sutpreriber paying in advance for the coming year.
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An
RENEW NOW AND MAKE SURE OF
YOUR CALENDAR. u.
i'IensP r14 not Ask for n ('nlen lar If roar .uhaerlpllnn is not paid -
The Signal is $1.60 a year in advance; $2.00 to - e
.+.f
IInitad ttatw addrsaag. ' .., �,•,', ;;
VIENEWIMer
The Signal Minting Co., Ltd.,
izigalve , • Goderich 4*r
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