The Signal, 1910-12-29, Page 2' 4=THLRsspaY.Alkc'ssIHER 29, 1910
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OUDERICH. THURSDAY. DEC. oaf. 19inr.
NEW 'LEANS RESOLUTIONS.
i t i- gape the fa •bion to luuile at the
eid-tashioned...jdera of making New
l'ent-a rt.. tions, yet tit% any gocNY
ever been accomplished in this .wortd-
except as the 1.• -tilt ,,t a welt•rnadeaod
welt -kept resolution, made at some
time. by someone 9 -and the New
Yew is at good a time as any to make
sensiblenxolutions- In ;i sermon. re-
eeotly, Prc.feesor Law rn.ide u state-
ment which every youth and •every
man, yes. and every maiden and every
woman, might frame into a worthy
New 'Vent's restitution. He said that
the [test rontributign any urau could
make toward ibe • upliftuig of his
country wee his own reformation into
e worthy citizen -and tbar, if he did
tint make that contribution, suyth'
she he might do would be "'WARM(
We are greatly concerned -Steno the
foreigner, crowding" foto our land.
%Ve feta lest ,61(y may not become
, Roti Cs ane. If every Canadian
irnuldnnly set the example of in
d fry. respect for bow. and patriotism,
the newcomers would speedily leans
to irritate the example. and we sbnitld
have a wonderful country.
I.00 d citizenship. mean* more than
amassing wealth, erecting fine bowies
or big factories'; it includes more than
seeking for the most desirable,.Alces.in
civic or k'rovinnial or Federal govern-
meut. it means, first. the develop-
ment of upright character. then suit-
able education. then unselfishness in
',Meg oar's lime,. one's position, one's
influence in whatever line of work for
the country should commend itself,
riot is most lucrative. most honorable,
m most agreeable. but rather as most
necessary for the common weal.
THE FARMERS' DEPUTATION.
The voice of Canadian agriculture
has n beard with no Irncet•tain
lid at Ottawa. The questions .tp-
- on (illicit the farmers presented their
views to 'life Government Include a
number with which the psnpie of this
Prot ince ale largely unfamiliar, ruches
the proposal for the establishment of
a chilled meat trade ; but undoubtedly
the anent moving power of the deliga-
tion, the subject to .vhicb the mem•
hero of the delegation themeelvra at-
tached the greatest importance. was
the tariff queetinn. Theiy platform in
regard to this gtleS JOn was presented
in the foUwfio tetpn
11, Reciprocal free trade between
the United StMew and Canada in all
horticultural, agricultural and aninutl
products,spraying materials- ft•i t 11-
izers,.lue), illoonmating and lubricx4
ing oils, rement, fleh and lumber.
•21 Reciprocal free trede between
the two countries in all agricultural
implements, machinery, cubicles and
parts thereof.
i) A itnmediate lowering e6}he
dot on all British imports o- one-
half thetee _charged undo the gen-
erat tariff. -whatever • may he.
ttwa�eees given to
! Ti oca1 trade
(creat Brit-
_ t•nv trade
tilted $t1at�e-
relations be ,ftettd
sin. j \
(4)such reduction of thel•atnRin-
mg preferential tariff as will insure
Thr establishment of complete fro
trade between the Dominion and
the Mother Country within ten yea
01 That tte farmeis of this ooy rtry
are willing to face direct tax on, in
such form as may he sable, to
make up the reverin under the
new tar=iff relit tfoliar
Much • pl?tf6rm must appeal not
.,nly tonere but too the great body
of ronsume•rs throughout the country.
The fifth claim* shows that the leaders
of the farmers movement are not
lurking iu statesmanlike foretighi
and that they not only 4,oe in what
dir.'rtion their proposals lead hut Ni
prepared t_o`'rcrept their full ahem of
responsibility for the changed condi-
tinne whish they will bring N*Nnat„
Thatthis view if not ennflned to any
class or seethse le strongly indicated
hy the (•ouuuent of the editor of the G. Ct. I. EXAMINATIONS.
financial section of tb*t metropolitan The following are the results in the
-publication, Toronto Sate day Night. alder of merit of the examinations
Stating the proposalsof the fainters, held lit the various fortys of the 1.. C.
oldie wilier adds: I. duriog the fall term.
Whoa neo ens' Wtx
ada has a program of such straight ary Ith.
economics been presented to the (inc- Fon 01 ONE.
eminent by a deputation of such .%lartiie Down
'Never before in the history of Can. I inesday, Jame
power as we are given to understand Evelyn Pollock.
the farmer.' drlegstien will br. Fur Rubt. Uhuwt....-
tltrr, it is douhtf 11 it the wisest states- Terence Kidd ..
....: 7325
man, having the prt•fuanent interests 'l'hue. :1111hon
�1
t Iv►x lx hu ...
f the comer) at heart ,old not for t ! an
inte,iet
tit specific industries, could 16thrl Nairn ••
s:lggrat any improverurut on the pro: liladya McDowall ..
posals as stated in the above list." \lay Rngetson .. .
So unyualitled an endoraation. from Elva Kearney.
Joy Shaw. • .
Hitch a source. ib significant oft the at- Cockburn Have
t dude which a great tatty of 'eplight- Agnes \IciMnaid
enol public opinion will take 1n this 44:,1174.41%,"
Margaret
matter. ' It is nota gneatiVn of Rri''t ;lfargnret. hruoal•,1
versus West. Itis not. n question of Evelyn McLean
farmers versus other classes of the Ca- frau Young
na.liran people. • Organized agriculture lei's Kugeniun
has taken the' lead in a
broad, Pat"' Harold Currie
1 (brace Thotnx*
otic moveritenothat will couuusnd the ('hes. 'Kidd
respect of all riedirw and all seetiouy, Ar1ie'Mathew)u.,,... .._.....
It to in ON light. no doubt, that it Jian Putt .:......... _.
Mary I►widson..•_,.....,'.
witt he reisiderd by the Government. 4sntirt McLennan
- -.1I Inaba Carey. - EDITORIAL: ,NOTES. • FtvaBeck_.
Nary Young.;....
ft. happy New Yeaa to all, Greer %Vrllr...
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Mart the ttew vea eiseight bye -..)ting
for the hest mon on the tuonicipal hal- Nina Matheson - 511
for. Uresis ,tlel,ean . ... s.,... .... 48
JOY. lit•iftlo .. 18
Every -qualified notepayer •ehuul.I Garnet Trethrwry................. 40
Wake it a pujM. to east it 1461114, on oho' (.ave" Kllwtt Li
leave ht law, ' l..tis C•hallenger.... ........ ..... 432
Jri•nir 3l*rgtris....._ .... 42
Perhaps the item res.dution Lisele- 1Ju sir Foster
42
Jecetc Porter Il •
H.411:111 me' Le for the matin{. year is - CON MM. R,'1.1 L II)RM.
In keep its onto• out sit the pr.•.s des- Cel' • Robinson.
Ieltehcs..-r Mai .. . Lacey . ....
T _..- - Ida . et ie..
-Scollandelectssevento -twit Liberals 'lime %Vise.....
and - eleven Tun-etvaOv.w to the Iris %Vacnock..,.
I4ritti.h !louse. of 4'utuln,au$. .Sold Chien. Vti.i. ! .
S1'(atia ba'nol 1u bo lin.wla•at.'n by the Karts en si Ilse iaq
Kathleen Sutbetliend ' ..
Cords. _ Sadie Wilson
- .._ .. Mattel \laskell ,
E:ul (*ley says thee (litiariu, chit- Lorne Yoteng
darn 4sorite of theta. at lest, twee' no Hazel, Macdonald nSitty afi
mann.rs. Well. -we anus +anus l'hit•A.LClareultt' 1►unkeceldilr• 37
dere that herr manners• pli ttiv ,tfi. Margaret Duff . 55
there. and pretty had Mounter •. toe. Oliver Goldthorpe
Herrete Smil .
The (sabre. orgre,�s:tpalhans to ate Lnwt•encSwilry- -.
terve rotation iu--f hThhrereir 11ns octal deal- Et Ie subjects Pr .
subjects
in.*. shaft deli. The wdvLee is gourd. Beatrice Wella a S8
'%n h already rwrtolcl•d to save the Mary Hurley 84
(..aura Bates
Ernest i'..rter...... •
(Ire(t4,n Burd-its
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54
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of an an►omohile for the coming
year by- keeping iii touch with the
good fellows who adreoly own there.
The l'nion Hank tit Canada Ilea en-
twined the l'nit•41 Empire Bank of
('auada, and the -result is fu
strengthen what was already 0,1,• of
the str.mgest Unofficial institutions Of
('embeds. The announceutent will be
of interest to ;hoer who hRV(' bitaineen
• sm)RM Two. . •
Ford King.. . ..... ..... .......• 84
Florence tywith,.-. • 77
TeAa Cowan .... 75
Jos. Finleon • 74
Amy %Valk 73
Olive \tcMurchy ,..... 71
Jar. McClinton. .81
Muriel J ohnaten .................. 07
George Case 67
May Ri•an 481
Victor Newell.. 115
Gladys McLean.... 05
mintier/elwith the i`niort Bank Jessie .lohneton . _...... •
Mat
through he branch in lilatericb. Margie
Hallman.
r'gie Adawn...
Hector' \1c Kat n•
Reports (hill the Old ('Donley state Elesno.r H..yle..........
t hat -tile- rtrfonl»tr; ser ilia iett*Recfi Pearl Urennau
with Mr. Halftone,: leadeireht but Ruth Young . o .
p � Uunrxn Matheson
the. gw•stiun is, who is to take his
plans' Is the Birmingham intrigue
still et work be plan' a Cbaniberjain
at the head of the Un' ist•perty7
Austen ('hattiber4ain hoar Rs good a
chance of fetes eding Mr. Balfour as
any other -Man in sight.
The Ihn,iniou Bailie -sty 0.,unnriasion
has ordered a r1I Ict' of express
rates. the suls/tihttion of a new fere'
of rnnttlic•t and a number of oth.•r
change•+ to 1 he' teletions het worn • the
expte.N esnnpNanies and their fuls\orn-
"es. the changes being in fat -4r tit the
rust •rs. TI. • I),mi'•iiin railway
..ionrrs sire .on,1 ' g their
record of Rosati -et• -ice to the people of
t'attNtbl.
The I.rnldon Free Press co ntpdaius
that the Lifter tla of Quebec.: arc saying
impolite things *bond the Nationalists.
ft in quite likely, howrcer,.that the
majority of 'Ontario people; • while
they nnithl stop short, of encouraging
mud -slinging, are vastly better pleased
with the attitude of the Quebec Lib-
erals than with the affiance let
the Quelwc Conservative, the
Nationalists, If Quel - ie going
wrong on the navy tom ion, what is
the Poneert;dti +sty ,loing to set it
right i This is is question tb+ab ought -
to give some re concern to 'rhe Free
Press.
"0 Glad Young Year."
Thy feet are light upon the morning hills.
glad young )err
What do•t thou bring to man. or Miss, or taus;
•ir IOy, or hope, or fear,
Ogled young )ear!
A gay voles floated from tue./ sky
Like a Child's laugh," - t
troW
et, 1 know not. 1 "'
Thy (ace 1. hid.though thy stets are Ilght.
O blithe •• . • poor'
1. 1111 • .ort lhnn
A inns, art deer
(► (l . young year '
A voice replied -krone out the antet hom..1 -ke
"1 .bas my face 10go man. no. sot 1
in a twelvemonth thoe *LE beni.. d
Thee a7ieft-area yin. !
Thos wilt base gone where (motel*, r dea.t.
Ere then. what cheer 1 w-aat i.kpopc
speak thou. O year
A deep voice echoed from the farolr.ay
'Ask me not thou I Mortal. Dori knows not 1'
"-� Jolla (' at. Don..
Home Conn:ng.
After a tramp. ora ride, or work in
the open. one enmea home goal and
hungry. Nothing is more substantial
and appetizing than a piping hot dish
of (dark's York and Beans, \%'n,.
Clerk, Mfr., .Iontresl.
not passing fair.
Mat jars Aitken
Mar y ('lark
(:emgt• McEwen
Hoe and Robet t..yon .......... «. ,
Cora Allen
Hedge Glen
Allen.' Clark ..
Jamie McKenzie
eirepheu Wilkes ....;;* ..
W.n•thy Ryan.:.
Glen Mann .
Elva Johnson
Cora Washington
Uneworth Jones
Hi/by NI tither.
Aubrey Walter:
MIDDLE .t FORM.
Earl 1'31iott.
Jnaie Medd .
Gladys Levy
Margaret Garvey
Edna Stirling.
Minnie Shackleton
Edna McEwen
Stella Norrish
Jenny** 'tuff
Margaret ..alt=
Mae McManus
May Cameroon...
Howard Jon,.
Itichard
Leila . gan
actor
ahel Young
Robert Carey
Edna Sands.
Isabnson......... •. ,
Elba McLean.. ,
(irate McLean ........... .. .
Flossie Elliott
E11ts-Britnienmbe ........
Wee Smale
NtDnLtt
Mary Tom.:...
Pearl McKe • .
Eva Vo Iles ... ......... .:.: ft5
Edge3 Rwarts
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Case.... iM.
elect Pridham -,p
Janie Stothers 5o
Vera iturn ID••••. 55
Harry 4.30141,011111- 66
Eleanor MOPS
Retie %V ow
1)urnin Philips....
Hoy Medd
Jowle Dalton...,
Sora smith
Lawrence (trey . 43
Erie Hawkins 42
Pearl McNally
Florence Young
John Inoder
48
47
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46
41
40
t•PPRf 1•iOff -PART nett.
Benaa•n Long ... 118
%Vm. Bisset til
Fergus N1eNaught pt{
(trace Warnock .......... 16
P.t RT Two--w•INNe•K OPTION.
Thos. Elliott ...... .. 71
Hoy Walter..: t- Ap
Archie Tom,::_ nip
P.i,•RT TWO -1tnutA,,K .JPTIOtt.
Irene l'ridhanr 144
law tl'elsh 75
Maresrrt Ripon 71
Three subjects:
Beatrice' P,ridhaes .. 101
Agnes Hantlltpe.•.• ..........•Al
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TO ENFORCE THE ACT. i
Regulate
��A 0A -awl
To theK liter of The Stgnai.
At the last tneetng of' the Citia,;•nj
League it was resolved that the ment-
he's co-operate with the parents and
police authorities in enforcitig the
Act respecting the use of Ipbaeco by
minors, which ia'pl int$l below.
It was considered fair to alt the pat-
ties concerned .10 give public notice
that we ate deternime•tt, m the inter -
eats of the boys of our town, to use
the weans provided by the said Act W
stamp out a Practice which is destroy-
ing tbx,physit•al and genial vigor of
the tunny Minors in (.odirricb now
using tobacco. Thr use of tobacco is
retarding the prole esti anat. wide* min -
Mg the untie. itutu,m tit a number tit
boys attending schools. as well KS of
many not attending school.
J. Eu)IN Tori,
Inspector of Schools.
Chapter 211,.1t. 8, 0., 18117. • .
An Act l'eepeeting the Vale of 'Pubecco
.by editions.
• HerMejrety, by :md with the ad-
vice and roruent of the legislative
Assembly of Ontario, enact,. as fol-
lows : -
1, Any pa•rsou elm either directly
or indirectly sellout. giver. ur furnisher
to a minor udder rigbTiten yearn .4
Cage, clgaretter, cigars ur to nacco in
any form. shall un summary couvic-
'tion thereof beton e a j ort ice -of the peace,
he subject In a penalty of not h•rs'
than *tit. or more than 5511, with ger
without come of prosecution, or to im-
prisonment, 'wttp or without hard
Tabor. tor any to., w nut exceeding
thirty days; ur to loth tine with or
without cwt. and iwpriennment to the
said aurount and for the said trent. in
he discertiou ut the convicting marls
trate. And in case of a fine. or a tine
and Costs feting awarded. and of thei
waver not being upon ('onviction fottb•,
with paid. the it's -tier may commit the
offender to the (-owrnost goal. thele to
be imprisoned for any tette not ex -
ceding thirty ds. +, unkesr the fine
end casts ate importer paid.
2. Tbis Act shall not apply to a sale
te the minor for his parrot ur gdard
bun uudrr a wilitten 'nllueet t,r ander
of the patient or guarAb«n.
3. A person w ho sppearr to the
megistl ate to be under eighteen- vetoes t
of age, shall be presumed to be under i
that age unless It is shown by evidence
that be is in tact ot er that age.
Cooper's Warehouse.
A cat of the hest patent n
1 n flour. stool
choice family flour : it ear of bran plod
shorts, oleo haled hay and et raw std
1111 kinds of feed nli I make is
specialty of chicken teed. All kinds;
.t grain bought and sold at the welt-!
house. One cent per bushel allowed
above market price on all grain taken'
grit: in trade. Prices guar•otetd. i
Goode delllyrren to all parts of the
town roan' Cortes:li v Wertetiter•s t 1
"I have been troubled prith
constipation for several years,
and have tried a great many
kinds of pills, as well as medicine
I' from the doctor., . Nothing
seemed to .helg,me until I be-
gan taking Dr. Miles''Nerve and
Liver Pills. I found. the little
pills very effective,. and I am
thankful ,that at last I have a
reliable remedy."
MRS: F. M. PUNKIN,
LeRoy, Ills.
Dr. Miles'
Nerve and Liv .r Pilla
simply cause the bowels to move
in -a normal manner, and with-
out the tiripinglffects of cathar-
tics and. purgatives. That's t>I'hy
they are so universally- used by
women and children. The
1liiiger they are taken the less
are needed Natural conditions • -•
gradually being restored.
PfIce 2Sc at your druggist. Me shoal.
supply You. 1f ire dere net, send who
•
to ue, we forward prepal0-
DR.'MILES MEDICAL CO.. 'TeeelrM.
He who sarrrnd,rs when he is
wraag is Wier, ti• who surrenders
when be is right -i+marrieds- blithe.
too. is wise_ _
-�t�litleami
WINTER TERM
IRK
CENTRAL &SNESS COLLEGE
ov rosovn.
BEGINS JANUARY 3rd
Tl'e business world' as never crowd.•.1
with eonu.wtent help. If you
"''• IL„t•.-' training and graduste Gom
our school. we guarantee to place yo,
in a po.itlnn Or refund t OUT tri
lion. De+rything i- In your taper.
Scrod for new catalogue toddy and learn
mote about our plan. ,o bell), you.
CENTRAL BUSINESS POJ.LEOE.
w . H. Shaw. !tire -,dent.
"The School or thorough Tra,mng.•-
ominimmgi111HIMINIEN0
Hamilton street. (ioderiob. 2t. } __-
Clark's Concentrated Soups.
Every housewife knows the trouhlel
of preparing the complicated soups
that people like nowaila e. By using
Clark's Coneentratet1 Soups, Chateau
Brand. one can inexpensively and
without trouble serve ons of the elan.
orate *naps evade hy good chefs.
Wm. ('lark, Mfr., Montreal. �
When a woman holds n stn• 1110
hollow of her hand she n prim off
y kind of talk on 1 ' j
ia1 fame _Nieto as long ss the
pos>1esnor feaent.
NIater Tcru from Janurj Irl
CENTRAL
ST1tATY0140. ONT.
The great p-actical training school of
A•tern Ontario. Our a,nr.e- are practical.
our teachers are experienced in.tructor•.
The demand upon u. for help during the
fall trent was seven time. the-uppiy. Otir
ornetuatee are In demand a. Rualne,«
lege teacher, Our gradual!. succeed,
Three dei+'tment. •'ntneeerri.l. Shot-_ _.�.
hood and Telegraphy, ,:et our tree rata
Short -
loose tit once.
hand
A. N -Lilt ALAN,
• Pei lir iph 1.
. W. ACHESON V: SON
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After the Holiday, Clearing Sale of Ladies'
Coats and Furs
Ladies' long .'oats, all thin reason's style's,. about
thirty to choose from ; formerly priced at $7.10,
to *18.011. On s a 1 e •50 to $10.00
Ladies' Ma.rutot and Mink Scarfs snitThrows. 41q.*40and
$12
I0
, ltleartng.:- .... $7.75 $8
and .75
sJaMe fluffs, .15.00, for. $1 1.60
.flasks 'Sable Boas. $33.4$I, for...........:...:
Grey LA.hb Capp, 23.51,, for .. 2.25
Black Coney Boas aryl Neapi., 61.(0) and 115.011, fin. . 2. 7.111
Men's first quality black Gelloway ('.4,11 !'oats witb
Winn collar. regular *3211) and $55J0. tor.. • '27.00
Men's Alaska Braver Coats. =•.t.00. for...... . .... 43.00
Ladies' Meet Hochman Lamb coats. hendsottely
One only. (ur-lined. with ottereollar: $011.110, for . 327:,.00.OO
satin -fiord and beatltitut skins, E.`.3 (0), for.... • *5.00
*8)tM►. for .:.... ..
- -INSPECTION INVITED
W. ACH iSON ce SON
WHEN YOU THINK: OF MOM ETH INt.
PARTICULARLY NICE IN A....
Suit or Overcoat
MARTIN'S
OF COURSE
TAILORING EXCLUSIVELY
•
'find advancing years bring an Increasing 1 • cy
need is
"NA -DRU -CO" Laxatives
Entirely different from common es. Pleasant to take, mild and paaniesa.
A tablet (or lest) at bed -ti regulates the bowels perfectly. Increasing
doses never needed, mpounded, kke all the 125 NA-)R'J-CO p►e-
partitions, by expo emists. Money back if not stfbdactewy
st�.r�s box, 1t your demist st has not N
uCi y. decked thew,,
send 25c. and we wfft tial 1hwc.
NATIONAL DRUG • CHEMICAL COMPANY
OF CANADA, LIMITED. MONTREAL. 22
to constipntiun• The_corrective t
The artl$ts who make
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have 8pe(It the best part of their lives in perfect-
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• Each is a specialist and all are among the best
that the field of opera, music hall, concert,
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Every owner of an -
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every month, have you heard
this month's selections ?
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JAS, F. THOMSON, Goderieh
,Seasonable Goods
lour stock includes everything in
EBONY MIRRORS
HAiR BRUSHES
MILITARY BRUSHES
MANICURE SETS PERFUMES, PIPES
CIGARS TOBACCO POUCHES, Etr
A nire line Of CHOCOLATES in fancy packages.
It C. DUNLOP, The Druggist,
South Side Square
Goderich.
THANKS
to our customers, and the public
generally, for th 'r liberal patron-
age during the pas year.
The year has n a very
successful one, and 'we a looking
forward with bright prospects for
the year 1911.
We hope, by fair dealing and
keeping good reliable goods, to
retain all our old customers and
add many new ones.
WISHING ALL
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a bapp , anb prosperous
%esv Lear
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
Men's Clothier and Furnisher