HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1903-3-19, Page 64 Troamoon, Iltiaroh 19, 1903.
TH E SIGNAL : GODERI('
201h Century Brand Clothing
Is bound to win, can't help it, once p opts know what the 20th Century
brand of clothing really is You cau't.compare it.with the onliulry Rerady•to-
Wear dlothing, it's not in that cleat ; coitlpire it weir with high class ordered
'work. This maker's Roods are made from tine ii»portwd wors'e•l and tweeds,
first-class linings aro used, out in the latest Amer': m steles, the firma gusran
tee `nos with every gement. Prices for this high class clothing range frotu
CO 00 to $16.00. •
Betides keeping a sock of the sbove.good4, apN:i►lonleesfor this maker's
good" are tskeu, over 200 'samples of the latest goods to choosgtfrow.
ss We cin fit you no rostter whae. your 'tape is. -
investigate our dale's foe THE 20th CENTURY-•JIRAN!".
Our Men's Working Siirts
As advertised in last week's Slgaol. have been selling well; people wbo have
seen them admit they are the beet for the money they have ever seen. These
shirts aro all American mike, "lade of goal strong Ilsaterial. all seams double
stitch, some are double front and back, good full (lies.
OUR PRICE FOR THESE SHIRTS I8 ONLY 50o.
We want you to :sea these shirts: If you do we are sure to have
your future trade for WORKING MEN'S SHIRTS
PERFECT FITTING
CLOTHING HOUSE.
W. .c. PRID
LEIv'ES 1_..L.r1' El 1ElR. le XI 1BEIER. HALT IE
i, ht' i�lt�il
ss •IrelWMeaa
EVERY Ti►URSDAY MORNING
int
• VANATTER k ROBERTSON.
YODEnteil. TIIUM!)tY. MAR III It IIM1I
SALUTATION.
This week we present to the readers
of Tus 811:NAL LIIC first issue under
the stew proprietorship. In doing so
it teems titling that we slrould 'like
some statement of the Minis and
purposes w'hic'h we intend to hod in
%ice in the conduct of the palter.
Our first duty is to ,turn to our
sul,e riIwrl sullicient value for their
investment in news and such general
. info/motion ss it is within the
provinee of a weekly newspaper to.
protide. We will apply ourselves to
this end and trust that' we shall lie
able to furnish n news service which
will felly satisfy our obligation in
this floret Beyond this lie those
responsibilities, e4Hupn•hensive and
not easily to be defined, which a
newspaper is gummier(' to take upon
itself in It t•apacity as a semi-public
institution To do what iu hint lies
for the aelvanceinent of thio interests,
material awl other, of the .1lulruunity
in which his paler is pubiehed ; to
supply it medium through which. the
voile of the people may lee plainly
hosed: to discuss public questions with
sineelity of .purpose and with an eye
single to the publk• weal -these are
"bigot' which the newspaper
publisher might cheerfully' assume ;
and n141 gal we would avoid) p:INlli1114,
, desiring rattier to be judged by our
p'rforinen.es, we have no intention of
• ahirk1ug any of the eespollsibilit les
properly devolving upon us We
hope that under our management THE
SI1:NA1. wili pro%e itself useful: of use
tv its leaders, of use to our town and
to the other communities which nakeb
up its constituency, of use, tney wee
say, to our country.
thiuk, and the newspaper is the nat-
ural instrument for the setting forth
of such ideas as an, worthy of being
added. to the general store of intelli-
eenor. THE SLIP AL will gladly give
space to oounuuuications upon ques-
tions of general public interest.
lu
conch's' , we would express
our pleasure and gratitude iu ..•ceiving
from our friends s, Many and so
hearty gt.od wishes for success ill the
talek we have undertaken. May the
is fishes 144• amply fulfilled '
. EDITORIAL NOTES.
Ooflrio politics just et peter lit have
a deci 1. dIy •' U.mny " tl ever,
in politics Tut: SIGNAL has 'seen
independently Liberal : we purpose it
Nhell reuulin so. The idA.l of italc
pelldeal.e in jour dead has been
noticeably growing of recent years' in
Caned*, and 1t is a N hole•wnne sign
True, then; have been for many years
in this country journals which have
Made a show of inndIepNnl(Ienc,.insipid,
purposeless things of 1FLP "if,'r'fiui'r
and "on the other hand"_stile--of
this sort of "independence" the less
the 'better. Of imilleas0rebly greater
usefulness, to our mind, is the journal
which, believing in certain lines of
policy, espouses the CAUSE of that
party through which it reaannebly
hopes its aims rosy be. Achieved : not
yielding a slavish allegiance, nor
denying some virtue in the opposite
party, but. supporting its own party
waisnly when it. is Tight and taking
the part of it candid friend when it
g .•s wrong. In this spirit THE
tiioNA1. purposed to continue, pre-
fer)'ing principle to party, diw•uitsing
tueINut•(•s rather than men, but honest-
ly and fairly advocating the coulee of
Lil,ersli,neso long ex it believes' .much
a Course to Ire in the (lest interests of
the people whouu'it wishes to nerve.
There is inn respeely in which, with
1he e1( operation of pulrlir spirited
citiren4 the .alai* of the leverage
newspaper to its const it iienr may 114
greatly increased. This is 1 the
presentation of the vie%s of Hien .*ho
are sell gnnlilir•d to iefnrni amt alt imp
their fellows, Not manly will Ire found
willing to :ehnit that the brains of t
1'nlllllllnli4 y are in lwwrseasion of the
newspaper eelitalrs, yet to thein is left
almost eselu44ively the di'cimxion of
matter. %hieh are of ingot 1 and
('oneern to all 111 common Why
should this 1e• so? Orem Iw•nefitle
should flow from the emanon inter•
change of opinion among iw4tpl.• alto
The m' miter for Manitoulin by
been but a shoat time Ie fore the poli-
tleal foot lights, hut he is hustling the
•):d actors already end has proved
himself an adept in' liking a double
rJle.
No'uuttrr sheet Due Ivey plink of
III" Uanmy chargee, there is no doubt
that public aeutimi•nt doutsnds a
chi• ge for the 'steer in political
'mamas in O"urea Neitlu'rp►rty is
in a p es:lion to cut stones at the
other.
There should be no delay in the
appointment ore street inspector for
the town. The mels need attention
in0nediately, lied a good tnwu should
Ise placed 111 charge of them es quickly
as pea/iblr. We notiee that the Huron
rose! is in espe.•4,11y 11x.1 lotldit' .
The distance at which the empire of
the Cror lags behind in the-nlnn•h of
political all' soden progress is strik-
ingly indiestad by the decree which
has just I14e11 issued to the Beeman
p44)p1e Freedom of religion is pro-
cl(iuled, provision is "Inde for the
estalrliehulent of a terteiu measure of
lord self -goer •nt, and the system
of forced Itljnr among the p•miantry is
to he ab elishl'd. Insurance Companies,.
11 there are any in Itussia, will now be
in a position to abate, somewhat the
premiums upon risks o1'► ---the! Czar's
life.
That was a naive remark marts by
one of the manufacturers at the meet.
ing in Toronto .sat week to the effect
that the Manufacturers' A'so*'iation
WWI ir. favor of A tariff prefereuie to
(Irma. Itritain. "Nee are in favor of
anything to promote Imperial feeling.
Iiut we want the tariff raised, so that
when the preference is granted to
British goods we will have More pro -
ion " menu-
.
lecturersees that hie goods aro exclud-
ed from Canada by a ta,'ifl• framed in
behalf of the monopolists, he is to be
ronsolI•d by the fact that the duties
against United States goods are higher
still John Bull is not quite asimple-
ton; neither is the Canadian consumer.
IRON BED
Just arrived, a fine assortment of IRON BEDS for
spring trade,
Also a number of ASH EXTENSION TABLES,
exceptionally good values.
We have a large assortment of DINING ROOM CH,
from 58c each and upwards. Come in and
examine them.
Pvture FraTing, Repairing and Upholstering prorr
attended to.
BECKETT & STAUH'
UNDERTAKERS AND EMBALMERS.
Night ane day calls promptly attended to. Night
store, West site of the Square. 'Phone 8
CURRENT OPINION. •
Th. npsc. Nes Changed Its Mind.
!lain lit. iti S1w4•tlit"1' : 11•.• have H nice
IIA of choice paragraphs about Mr.
'Gamey. written a little' while ago.
Which We offer for wale to Grit news-
paper'. at bargain rate..
Adding to the Vocabulary.
"don Advertiser : Lord Avelau'y,
III .uigIlsh scientist, has e • I N new
won , which p11,1116.4. to find a t rllpan-
ent )h v' i11 the English language..
ti! e akin 4 the scenery in the north
aif Englain he said that rocks were
1 "clam 'byre." We have "any-
where.- dnat .where." and why
not •'elan.. wheel "Y It is shorter and
Ilor• (44I"" ice t 1" iltmany lames.'
lewd Ave1Hu•y 11as (wady given to
seisms the words 1)041 tc and p11wr
Whir. .
)ter. to Attract Indust
(halt Herein."• : New
71)1• what ever)' Ill tee t11N'tl
'lnd all lice town. arc after
The uii*iillfactllr'1' hl these U
is Int hitching I ' 'If to n cm
'tv of all.slacks. fie wants le,
1116 simulates. with men of his kind :
t , f.4.1 That his lines 11:14'1' been cast in
1delut places. The fowl that .•x-
iawlillhx sign* of prlgri"..' that 11wrk1.
healthy. desist 111111 ),(Isy. 1. a 1.r)4(-(• that
will in the future attract uu footle.
04x. If such a place is in addition ag-
gr4dive in mashing itscl( into with...
1t i. 1101111)1 n1( .11..11441 111 jig s.
Good ad Porridge.
Ottawa 4'itizl'n : It Windt' went that
the 'stun"' for III14akfilst locwl. haul
4, ell er•ateel I,t' the fart that 111111 aara-
tive1• (ea. e. 1411:. 1)n this sidle of the
.111x11111' know how to cook porridge
properly. TUI. may he a surprising
statement when the simplicity ref the
dish is 49,II,1der41. halt it 1s a fart that
HI Ilill1.411111s of the hest 111(41144 it i.
1111poossi1111e ill 0147/111 INat11.141I 1MWrit 1ge
prgw•rly ce14rk.41. Tail• American name
of •• 4411" mor• accurately deseri114•s
the /fish which 1. 14014'141 as pit -ridge.
and h ie I1( rt lore like pairrialge than
half- oke.. dough i. like bread. The
ingredients .11 1N,rridg/•are few and
simple. but 1here is a knack in lulaking
,Lad c.slking Which is n. diMeadt 1.. Me-
gane ile the art of milking ,a word cup
of Vinare. It is lot as a sided it lite for
4...ii'idge Mlt its milistitiote for the
ordinary .1,11)11 V.•114ikld , N(11'1114(1• 11111t
th,' /iu11I-l'INlkld Ineakfi/At foods have
liven 1•441(1 Yf41. TO that extent they are
an luh•antagl•. but they will never
e1111af the •origitlal lac 11 Staple all il'1P of
diet, when the latter Ie prgwrly
VIM Ikea,.
dusu•ies
"lode.
'111.
'.
The opening of the I)olninion
l'arlienuent has been completely over-
shadowed in public interest by the
startling demelopmentN et Toronto.
The speech from the Throne indicated
the inte•'tint' of the Oovernroent to
deal during th.' present session with
several matters of iulpnrtence A
conunissiml of experienerd men will he
appointed to report upon the question
of trnnaportetion and railway faciliti•"a,
imperially in refelenee to the require-
ments' for the forwarding of the grain
pmlucts,of the West. A rndistribu•
tion bill will be intmlucell, ahem hills
%11)1 resprt to the creation of a rail-
way .nI11uiseio11, Hie amendment of
the patent laws, the 11itlt.j* Act,
Chinese, immigration, the moronis-
m(' of the Marine And Fisheries
Delia' tmeta, the settlement of railway
Ilihor disputes end various other
subjects. Irl his speech ie thedelved/son
the Iuldn•ws in rept' to the speech from
the Throne Sir Vi'ilfrid I.surierdplight•
ed the house bey hia strength rued
vigor Hr 4401.)' for over an hour
and finished withoo' any evidence of
fatigue. Mr. tion 1, the Opposition
leader, and Mr. ',nnk, his Quebec
1IIe11IPnallt, 111 grin .111n terms express
lel their plesanre at •ILP Premier's
restoration to health.
THE NEW SENA.
Thomas Coffer, of London. 1
Chamber at Otte
Ott.Iwa, Match 11. '1
gentlemen have leen
Senate : In Ontario -
Ft'*..4 ek N'rwd, Smith's
:1(111. F. ('11• •: I'111
1o111dr 111. ssliec•ld1 the
telemuhue:.1: K. Kerr,
the late Hon. A. T. W
M otja --Rufus (Write --
succeeds the late Sestet
The appy minttnen t of '
of 14111(111". to the Thal
excetalingly gratifying
and ,w111itvisa in 11
Senator l'lfey is a
owning and publishil
Il4s'orl. Ile was 11411'11
c1(uut'4 I.' -rick. 1r•1
of October, 1841, an
country with his part
very young. Iled1•rvl
in the Iowa! mows
London. andill Itf4
Cathodic Ht'clnd, w'
dialed w•11I1 great au
"The St. Caths
11t the •'(jallle•n
eleven utiles frau
situates hehistori.
lV.•11." 11 Witte
well are s114 0, are
En11gw• is the slab
Sprintg in Pru irs
specific for .Iti'h
4114(11. gout, neural
.kill Iliw4lwt.s. HIM
insist ration, 1rrasa
pie.
-The Welland
enlat'glrl, is thea p
which thew• wale
rutllfot•txble *114
folllld t1111• at 1/a
For iltkslrated
hate apply lo'
ticket agent. tins
t,, J. I). \Iclhns
,agent. Tan11141).
011
li
Iteeve S161'1111
s1114, woe the. g1(
La wee' .11 11.11
the Il(19'11
Farmer" hist Rode ,114':o_Iow-unThm..4 ���ae
chi V. of bio• 1) iI, t.
COUNTY GRANT OPPOSED.
Objection to Aiding a Private Enterprise with
Public Monet.
The
(..11..wing Iett/•r 11114.•x1141 111 (4
"•lent nl0nlw•t' of The Ilruss•I, Pied:
DEAR tion. 1 not 4441 a 1.•4tot• 111The
Pawl a shawl t' • mei. over the .i41111 -
tine el Ih•. McNaaghten. giedeg a
nnuiew'hnt rII*V'4oloril nrtildl• nnrut
the 1''' '• hospital in Clinton. Al-
though the Doe -tool '. story 1. alit 10
.• 1•
1'11•(11xngge•HIted 11npur4wIINlp I "nlv
wish. as 7. ratepayer, to confine itiyw•If
Wont. f,,atllr' routain.d in 111s letter.
viz... flop adv.1•(Icy of a comity giant
for the MOintrnance .f it 1.rtvite
instil Illicit,. What has the hls.pit.141
dune tai justify such Tan expenditure of
iodine no1114y? It is entirely it private
e•nterpri5(-. origini1.41 :solely and e1111-
fillet.41 rxrlusivrh' for the thiamin!
benefit of Dr. 1. .lust 114oratto •
larg.• lit i.'A 101/1 (owns punt bully support
haispitalm is alp tenon why the county.
of Veer" should A,1r�N111 this oar.
the reptile, or w•oull wet maul two .'r
three 1114)1(1. 1,114 .If tiee I we•lity 111.•11-
11,,11.4I for 1In' benefit e,f the purl' and
girl• (111 (icxl and nu41i1•HI Uealnl.•nt
With levant fair t he ljollinal14lll of $2.41
per week IAA is done in city 111spitaIN),
then I could e.4• wale erg cut in
favot'1(f n grant. hat instead of that
the ilia es. airlieliiig lir report, 4Vl•lI
rxe.44) those of the in -Waite w•Hr1x of
the city !hospital. Should Mr. McLean,
of The M1•nfot'th Expositor, who alar
11)1v114•ntt•x n
11111M y grant, chemise 1.
IN4pllealh H legacy no one, outside his
redid ionahip, would fair a ininmenl
nbj.et. (h' If w • grilteful patient,
w•hai hail no relative/. should leave to
the hospital all he had. so long as no
bur influence wax exerted. the
public would have, no cause for e
plaint. Int to lime ruble lIUmey for
then renewer Won 41 Ile eminently
Ahaenn�. .lust as *a Mid* 4Birilkl it.
IN• to give H nulnieilNal INanty to any
griever, blteher or linker who chassises'
f1(.wtal)llNh a Inkiness to pr, to his
own personal inte11•«1x. • 11r. (40,111
I•Vidently )NNeee•e114•i1 an exaggerated
Mee as le. the iinlwmtallee aif him
hospital. am he has alre(uly asked end
reveille' form the lhnuiniot, (f1(vera+,1 TLi. engine i, not an experiment. Every one is fully g to d. A few simple
nl/'nt the large Inihling that wtood1 in,triktems ore a I that is necessary to en$hle any man of ordinary Inte:Iiq u.n to run it.
0 well the Kite of the nw l(e o1NNtolat (Moe starer•' e11 the attente'n it need. is oiling. It 19 easy to alert it and stop it. We
1,4intutt• and not a Mirk of w'hieh wive wonl.l he eteeesi ie send you entre descriptive rra:ing matter about thi. engine
115(41 for any pulrhie pupae. He has
nlle1lptell to obtain other pile'.
lege. and peri nioitrs on the etrerngth
of It. So 1t ie !mote within probability
that lie. or P41 nr for him. Inas
apply for n ...amity grant. Private
hospitals are of no advantage to the
pro eseion, and 111)114«• who es: ill hook
on all aides of the qu(Ation not an
iced gond earn to the pnlrlie.
Shnudd sash All Hpppliestioll Iwe Hittite. I
trust that you as Rearden will we that
the e,Nnnll will reject /huphatlrnlh-
any such mlnps(11 and that will Ir.
according to The 4'lint.n New Ern.
"Kyrle -eel." Respect :tiler YInn1.,
It ATKr.t Y * N.
"PERFECT"
Gasoline Engin
-w' nar►d swe.a.-
ia��� iM-
Weal -appointed Hacks and reliable Drivers In ellarea of the 'Doses.
which will meet all trains and steamboat.
All calls attended to promptly !roue hotels and pi -taste houses
T. GUNDRY
TELEPHONE 60 W. H. OUNDRY
It Pays
to Paint.
There it nothing that adds to the selling value or
the renting value of a house like good paint -there
i<
jla)nothis. tng that 4:.. i home more homelike than
good paint.
W T:
It pays dui :c b_!ter the paint, the bbetterit
THE
SHL, :+t71I-WILLIAM$
PAINT
Type of 9 to 50 Horse P wer Stationary Eng Ina.
IT WILL THEN
Saw your wood, Grind your grain,
Pump your water, Shell yo r corn,
Run your cream separator, Cut your ensilage.
Thresh your grain, Ansi pay for itself in a year.
Some of the Uses to Which these Stationary
Engines Have Been Put :
Electric Light Plants, Machine Shops, Wood Working
Machinery, Flour Mills, Bakeries, Pumping
Stations, Printing Offices, Dairies and
Creameries, Grain Elevators.
Cost of Operating, I to I jc per hour per h.p.
Requires no attention after starting. No wood to burn, no
danger from fire, no .ovate ,Ito draw.
Settlers' Trains to Canadian Northwest
For 'lir convenience of settlers who
d. -sir' to travel with their effect*, the
(icnn.1 'monk will )1111 'spade' (rains
Which Will leave the Union Station,
T1.11.11140, every Tnewlm• daring March
noel Aptid, at h p.m. 'rale' th,v1•lling
without litre stork shred) tok.• the • htr.1,..).'n'a ears not gnartntees:
Irwin hotting 'h)fnlltoat 1:Li gest". hale No Trouble for Them to H
1•'. F Iwwrrnee, ticket agent, (hide- twin eM1''ntmellt, Mut we first "I
rich. for psrlhldMi sad ticket", 1 Ilan acwines'.
Marine Fillies foto I to 14 h.p., according to site or dimensions of
boat or launch.
call at the VIC(ORIA-ST. MAI 11INI Wiroks end kir. Strachan wdl grove yen all
the information Iee,e,bl'•
JAS. A. ST RAC H A N
All NINis of 14' war end Itlwrksmith Work door (l, shortest .1,t1. All 141zee of Pipe
Flange, Thr'vwhng, lathe, Planer sand Vico Work doll..
ALL THIS USEFUL BRkNC11.43 aro taught in the
ere
Into, Lal after w roc r.' n, th,' mallow) it wi,l 1,r
old Any Position I4'• wi,l Ihem if pnw.11dn, to n►,.
nye 111.'61 lo ma'nlw:n Lbw h.g1 repots ion this.r,MwA
3. W. WESTERNER, Principal,
pays 11 the beg( -"el b' -e-•1.. r.+
it e. on far -plus id
talc tedbeclnse i; -1 1, + long, and hook. w I we11, as
long as it Li ta. lc i r no paint like it for beauty
an:lt? sbll
auyr foe rel satisfaction.
For Sale by
N. D. ROUG V I E,
GODEilICH.
ParnellDean's Bread
Gives strength to the weak and health
to the sick, and helps the healthy and
strong to retain their health and
strength.
All who eat our br. al like it. They like it hatauae It is
tasty. They like it hriett 1e it U never dry and chaffy. There
is a uniform goodie -re a re v. evarying quality shout our bread
that is not found in any other bread that's made -not even the
breed lhaes made At home hr the best home cooks.
This superiority is due to it oomhin'lion of circumstantiate
governing the making and hiking, chief of which are the *killed
use of the boat materials and our own pree.s of mixing.
For Sale by
W. P. WESTOBY
HAMILTON ST. -
OODRR/OH.