The Signal, 1902-6-12, Page 6V!
4 Tioseo.r, June 19, 1909.
THE SIGNAL : GODERICH ONTARIO
Greet
Unload •
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Sale .. .
Sale starts Fri-
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two weeks ...
Profits wt considered.
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WINO to the unseasonable weather we
are overstocked and must unload our
Children's Clothing. Summer will soon be
here and we need the room for summer
goods. We will slash the knife into the
prices, and the mothers of Ooderich can get
• nice suit for their boys at primes far be-
low actual value. Our prices will range all
the way from $1.10 to $1.00, but worth
very much more than we are asking for thew.
t'ersoss going ou the exoursloa to Detroit will
want to be dressed la style Yea would Dot went
to go down there looking as it you Dame from away
beak. Come to us ead let as BI you out.
We have the most up to dale Use's t urolehtog
Iloode, and it you ate dressed with goods front our
store you will be to the hetsht of fashion. Shirts,
Collars, Ties, Belts, Hats, sic. We have the very
n ewest. See the new hag Pong Tie.
W. C. PRI DRAM
Mn.'. Clothier, Farnisbsr and Hatter. 91.: ea• u's 1Slock
Perfect Fitting Clothing Donee.
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u everlsaaD Electors,'. Lou. Kribs' „Standard,
MIRY THURSDAY MORNING nor "The Eye -Opener," could make a
ai D. sreslslt UCiaa>r
patch upon the tissue of falsehood
SODISRICH, THURSDAY. JUNE tat lee. and vituperation with which The Lib-
erator was filled weekly during the
campaign.
At first it seems strange that when
the supposedly goody -good element
goes into political or other reform
they out -Herod everything in their et -
forte to be radical. Bub CARIns NA-
TION is only an ordinarily good woman
gone mad on a fed. The Thirty
Years War and the butcheries of the
centuries on alleged religious grounds
were only the outpourings of the pent-
up venom of pious people in that day
and generation And the same thing
would occur tomorrow amongst the
self-styled social Reformers if the gos-
pel of common sense were not trium-
phant.
The recent election in West Huron
indicated how far some professedly
pions men were willing to go in de-
faming and bearing false witness
against their neighbors, and the lying
was not confined to the brethren who
sit in the back pews.
What is needed now is a thorough
awakening that will abolish the eye -
for an eye doctrine of the propagan-
dists and put in its stead the gospel
of peace once delivered to the saints,
that have been turned out in the last
twenty years The i tberator was easily
first, Neither " Facts for the Irish
THE AFTERMATH.
THE Mail and The World and the
lesser lights of the Tory party seem
to have a firm belief in the quotation,
"What fools these mortals be," if we
are to jutige by the aubulum which
they dish up daily to their subscribers.
They had so overwrought their
nerves and had become so convinced
of the idea that the Province was
theirs for the saying so, that the hard,
cold fact that WI11resv has been de-
feated does not enter into their cal-
culation, and they still sing the old
song, as if the battle had not been
lost by them and their party There
is such a thing as hoping against hope,
and that u the stage that the Tory
press and the Tory workers have now
reached. When they realize that four
years more of cold comfort in the
shade of opposition is their portion
their feelings may be still acute, but
they will be more nearly sane than at
present.
What is first needed by them is to
realize that the battle at the polls has
been fought and that, according to
Hie constitution, their figures are on
e wrong side of the ledger. The
recounts on both sides are now pro
ceeding, which is also in accord with
the constitution, and thus far there
seems to be no sign of a change from
the decisions made by the returning
officers. After the recounts the pro-
tests, of which it is possible the crop
will be fairly large on both sides, will
come to court, and after that a certain
number of bye -elections will probably
be held. It were useless to anticipate
the result of the bye -elections, but it
stands to reason that the party in
power will obtain its full share, and if
that be so the story is ended, and the
Opposition will have to preserve its
soul in patience until the next oppor-
tunity.
That is all there is to the matter,
and the sooner the Conservative news-
papers and politicians cease their hys-
teria the sooner will everybody get
down to business, and the work of
building up Ontario be proceeded
Mb.. The performance is over, the
canvass has been taken down, and the
political circus has passed on to the
next station.
rHE UNKINDEST CUT OF ALL
ADDRESSING the Hamilton Meth-
odist Conference the other day, Rev.
Dr. CAhrAN referred to the recent
elections in Ontario and said, " None
of us came out with much credit dur-
ing the last election. I do not really
know that we put up one straight
Prohibitionist that went forward un-
der that line," What an unkind
thing for Dr QAKMAN to say ! Has
he not heard of JAMES MITCHELL i
Is it possible that he does not know
of the noble fight which Mr. MIT-
CHELL made for the cause, dena-uncing
his erstwhile leader, Mr. WHITNEY,
for his stand on the question, cutting
himself loose from his anti prohibition
friends in the Conservative party,
making the liquor men quake in their
boots by his stern arraignment of
their traffic, printing the prohibition
pledge in large type in every issue of
bis paper, and soliciting votes only
upon the ground of his support of
prohibition i Has not Ur. CARMAN
heard of theme things? Mr. Tonn
ought to set his partner right with
the Doctor.
WHINE IM THE •LIBERATOR"7
Is The Liberator still in existence?
Since the election we have not aeon or
beard anything of it., and are rather
inclined to believe that it has gone
where the woodbine twineth
Of .11 the saarngy oampaign sheets
SNAP SHOTS.
—ST. Jolts went the whole hog in West
York.
—Four years more of Liberal government
in Ontario.
Dr. iistrris Neserrr is looming up large
iii the public eye.
—The Star last week evidently hail that
sore spot all over it.
— There is a terrible sameness about the
rwulta of the recounts.
— And the merry "Ha, Ha!" of the victor
is hear! in the land.
—That skirt dance through the constit
uency didn't make votes.
--We haven't heard anything about that
"Soak and Sponge" libel suit recently.
—The troek•coat campaign wun't a bowl-
ine euccen in West Huron, to any great ex
tent.
—J. P. WHITNEY'S letters may continue
to be addressed to the leader of the Opposi.
tion. --
— This ie coup -herb, aa the mad said when
he fount himself in the tureen on election
night.
— Of all sal words of tongue or pen
The saldeet are thews, "It Might Have
Been "
—Our esteemed local contemporary has
got its second wind and has began to
' holler" once more.
— Kind words will never die, 'tic said.
That's why the editor of the Signal is hay.
ing such a liye time.
--Now, good people, get ready to follow
these -prohibition candidate and his partner
in the referendum tight.
— The editor has received a letter from
Toronto, addressed to the "he. C. T. O.,
Orwlerteh." Thai frnm, eke;
--Prayers are good. but Providence
neurally sides with the big hattahons,if the
big battalions do good work.
—A lot of Literal temperance men got
their eyes opened on election night and
Mont be caught trapping again.
—If Hon O. W. Rome cannot retain office
with a majority at his hack how may
WHITS sr gain Aire hacked by a minority!
—A prominent prohibitionist remark e,
"We should have done better if bliss
Lama WIGGINS halt not peen in our
midst."
—South Huron has slijephd another cog,
but there is no reason why it should not be
in the Liberal columns before the House
facets.
--lion li. W. Rona will mil on Saturday
for Europe to attend the coronation caro
mony—that is if The Mail and The World
will allow him to go.
—Now that it is getting nearer to Demes
bar 4, nnr temporaries, friends appear to hems
slowed up in their efforts to banish the beer
wagon. Weke up, Brother Mt Nai ; put
on your watpatut, leathers and warhoop.
The way the Stets• prohibitionist is
loading the referendum cohorts to victory
reminds us of the beautiful lines from
`•[fold the tort:"
' See the mighty host advancing,
SATAN leading on."
WHA r 01 HERS ARE SAYING.
q A 1'1111• "r THE OLD BLOCK.
Klegatee Freeman: Mr. Si. O. Camtros,
who was 'looted to West Huron, has proven
himself a chip of the old block In su elec•'
Goa contest. He won agaiuet hot opposi-
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I'hose 8.
J. H. COLB ORNEJca$r oke
Dress Muslin..
Bleck, Colered. Black
and Whits and W hue la
prices, 8o, 9i, 103, 120,
141, 151, 17.,, 2 y01, ne.
26., 301. 351 and 50u
Tb. largest range of Drys
Hestia' over same In
Uoderich.
Lase Curtains.
600, 75o, 85e, 90.1, $1 00,
$1 25, $1.50, $1,75, $2.00,
$2.25. $2 50. $2.75.13 00.
Paraisola.
D'recl from the makers,
and at Bed took Prices :
boo. 754. $1 00, $1.26,
$1 50, 11.75. $1 90 $2 OU.
$2 25, 12.75, $300 and
$4.00, and Tatum right.
hart Wabta,
Is Black Satanua,$1,15,
$1.25, $1.50, $1 75, $2 00
sal 3460. Whlie WadsM
ant white floe Mashes,
851, $1.0U, $1.25, $1.75,
$200 acid 11225
Gingham.
♦ big reale aid all sew.
80, lou, 121o, 15e add
203.
Prin ta.
8000 yards, 6u, So, 10,
and 1d0. All new this
epilog,
White Skirts,
White Wallas,
WhIte Drawers,
Wats. nom.
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1 W. P. WESTOBY, Agent,
HAMILTON !WREST.OODSR IC H.
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