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THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
Our 1902
Model.
The new Shirts show decided im-
provements over the old Dues. You
will saint to discard sows of the old
ones when you study the 1902 model.
Quiet, good taste, beauty of material,
breadth, ampleness and betwty of
stitching—all distinguish the new at
rivals. All the way from....
50c to $ 1.75.
Boys' Shirt Waists.
We have secured just what many mothers were asking for last summer,
and what certainly is going to be very popular this season, namely, Shirt
Waists for the boys. They are made of very nobby patterns, iu blues and
Oaks, in American cawbrics and English Madras goals. We have them for
boys of all ages from 6 to 15 years. Price. , , ,
75c and 90c.
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— Boys' Clothing.
Our sales of boys Clothing have been very large. The reason doubtless
is because we have 'nth • large range of the newest styles at the right prices.
The blouse suit and the Norfolk suite are the most popular this year. We
invite your inspection. !toys' Knickers for 50c, worth 75c to $1.00.
W. O. PR/DRAM.
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EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
Et .. feenawe.N1 '
I00MRICL TBUUUDLT. MAT U. INI.
FACING BOTH WAYS.
THE "two faoed" candidate iu West
Huron is having anything but a
pleasant time trying to square himself
with his friends on both sides of the
fence—the prohibitionists and the
•Otis. For his prohibition friends he
has a nice little friendly document
from a Methodist preacher who for-
merly resided in (:xderich, which
states that "prohibition is dearer
to me than party," and from Ates.
W. WRIGHT, the Conservative organ-
izer he shows the antis a letter from
which can easily be road, "party is
dearet to me than prohibition."
When it is rememt ered that this is
the same AMC W. WRIGHT who, in
past years, stool shoulder to shoulder
with E. Klan DODDS in fighting
against the Dunkin Act and the Scott
Act from one end of Ontario to
the other oar temperance friends
will be able to appreciate the joke
that the "two-faced" candidate has put
op on them.
THE MAJOR IS ALL RIGHT.
OUIt esteemed local contemporary
says :
Tnr 9tuvAL is busy painting Maier
BECK u a very held man. All of which
means that he was once, if not twice,
elected by the votes of the people."
To which Tits SIGNAL mildly re-
marks that no effort has been made to
paint the gallant Major a bad man.
Hes a little off-color posing as a pro-
hibitionist companion to JAM/18 MIT
Cu&Lig but otherwise he is a jolly
RNA fellow. By tbs ay, we don't
see Oct whether the gen Major is
good or bad has anything do with
the claim made hy The Star that "he
was once, if not twice elected.' Our
esteemed contemporary's d actions
are rather far fetched.
THE GAR DENOF CANADA.
A WELL-KNOWN politician
stated that wherever be went be way
always told by local enthusiasts that
he war in "the Garden of Ontario
And they were right, only they might
have better called it "the Garden of
°►nada," for Ontario, the old
Province, is one vast fruit belt
Of course some portions of it are more
favorable than others for certain kinds
of fruit. This county, for instance, is
pre eminently an apple, pear and plum
district. Nowhere on God's green
footstool can these three fruits be
raised to more perfection ; and what a
noble trio they make
In the county of Huron (here are
14 1213 acres in orchard and garden,
besides 190 acres in grapes—fruit
that would not nerd to hide if cont
pared with those historic clusters of
Nichol. We have nearly half • mil -
lou apple trees In thls county, jsnd
most of thein are of besring xgn.
nforfunatily all these were
lotted with judgment, and many of
them are practically worthless for
oominercial purposes. But there is
no reason why another half million of
apple trees, judiciously chosen, may
not be pianted, and these would bring
a rich return when they came into
bearing. There is no danger of an
orchard of good apples being other
than a paying investment. There is
room for more good trees.
Test summer l'rof. John Macoun
of the Geological Survey, walked over
a large portion of western Ontario,
with his peck on his back, collecting
botanical specimens and examining
the coentry rvgarling its fruit -pro
clueing capacity.
Nothing better indicates the cli
matte conditions of a region than
its wild plant life, and Prof. Ma-
t -eon, after gathering 1,400 .'peri
meas between Niagara and Owen
ISound, says he found nothing to in-
dicate • laok of warmth and every.
thing proved the assertion that the
whole district was suitable for the -
cultivation of fruit, ranging from
small fruits to cherries, plums, ap
pies, pears, peaches and grape.. He
not only found these fruits growing
but found nature endorsing by her
own unguided efforts the claim of
this whole region to be regarded as
• fruit country. The country bor-
dering ou Lake St, Clair, Lake
Huron and part of the Georgian
Bay will do,thinks play a largepart
to the production of apples for ex-
port. On this point he says:
"The sod in most places ie of the right
kind, teing largely mixed with lime, and
th• (Innate being cooler than that an
Lake Erie, the fruit will be later in
ripening and hence will keep better , .
Bete,. en (lo.lerieb and Southampton the
forest everywhere proved the estimate
I had formed of it on the lower part of
Lake Huru) hull good. The same terms
may be applied to the lower part of the
Bruce peninsula, and the country between
Southampton and Owen Sound. Instead
the whole district extending almost "to
Collingwooil. may be included in the
future apple -growing area of Western
Ontario."
SNAP SHOTS•
— WILLIAM ('aMrICLL denies tint he
tcuk Candidate MITI naLL to his bosom.
Well, we don't blame you, R IL[.taa.
—It seems a fair argument that the party
which saral New Ontario to the Prorince
should be kept in power to prosecute the
work of development.
— Mr. MITtvsu. posing in the l.egi.lature
as a prohibitionist among a party of auti•
prohib tioniste wou'd be a good deal like
a pumpkin on a crab apple tree
--The prohibition and the Conservative
organization► in West Huron are not work-
ing together, though they are both working
for one min. They wouldn't mix very
well, you know.
— Neither Mr. Mlrcesu nor his paper.
The Star, has yet discovered that Mr.
Whirnrr is opposed to prohibition. The
"wicked partner" must be keeping the nazi•
didate in the dark.
—When Candidate iferce LL's paper
prince a bat of the things Mr WHITAcr
wou'd do if he got into power it always
smite;to say that he would give prohibition
the cold shoulder.
—A Huron Old Boy, 8 1 WASHINGTON,
K C , is contesting West Hassilton is Ike
Liberal interests, and he is waking the
Torr 01.1 Boys of the Ambitiess City get
their pit at.
— The 8 wants an honest fight. Well,
that'* map tl it has to do is to keep ice
own fellows straight. The Liberate are
playing fair ; they haven't even put up a
two faced candidate.
— The Tory c•meseets who are at work
on the conreuion 'coeds and sidelines in the
interest.' of Mr, Mrrcristt. must chuckle to
themselves over the idea that they are lab-
oring in the cause of prohibition.
—One of the humors of the West Huron
campaign in to be discovered in the names
of the men who are working for the "pro
hibition" candidate in West Huron. The
names are lumbar enough, but not just in
connection with probibition.
—Tin Star braces IVHIT+ev and MIT -
encu, as its candidates tor the Premiership
and the repreaentatir of Whet Huron, re
spectively. Prohibitionists can finely see
hy this time that a vote for MITruat.i. means
• v,M-Ie, chs bower inteweeiec.-fee wleiesis
Wivw,ev stands.
— The Star says that West Huron has
not in the past hail • clean record in ales•
metter. Ilam our e.mL... reify-
denly been brought to repentance for the
tactics which elected .1 C l'Arrrtwts in
West Huron some years ago
—They nmst be herd to anit, indeed, who
are not satisfied with what the Conserv
tires offer them in West Huron if you
want prohibition, vote for Mrs MITCH gLI..
the prohibition candidate; it you don't
want prohibition, vote for Mr. tarn Hat,.
the Wuttnsy candidate.
— An error crept into Tes MP+NAL, beat
week in the statement that "the temper•
anter eanlodate in West Huron has got one
good word to may Inc MA , the former
Tory chief and present temperance randi•
date in Norte Toronto." "Ont" shonld be
"not." Yr. Mirtntrt.i. has no bee for any-
one who is not running on the Whitney
ticket.
—Several strangers are in West Huron
in Roan interests. Our friends ennead
watch them ver, elneely.—Oeelsrirh afar.
The only arranger" we know of in West
Hums at present are Mr. Nrceou. , Mr.
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of The Star to state that they are here in
the interests of Mr. Rose, gaud that they
require watching.
—The Star is • kweer kuss. It says
there is "conclusive evtdeuos" that "the
machine" is already in this riding. and the
"oonc'usive evidence" appears to be that
three member* of the "pug' have "already
appeared in the southern part of West
i•ambtuu " But, then, of couree, the editor
of The Star doesn't find it hard to imagine
• Ewa in two places at once ; he has • sort
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