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CIVIL ENGINEERING
1/AUGHAN M. ROBERTS, CIVIL
1 and Hydraulic Engineer. Ontario Land
dirveyer.
(lett•-lict e+sn Block, Ood.rlca. corner
Mo•trerl street, Telephone Ir.
MEDICAL
DR. W. F. °ALLOW. M. B.
fourth
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woe and threat why. Howe stuaeoe
w Trek Oph/barri- sl Aunt institute,
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LEGAL
DROUDFOOT, HAYS & KILLOR-
AN. barristers .oildtoes, notaries public
pensions
in Ur Maritime Lean. eta Private
tams ta aced at lower( razes of interest
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weskit. au.ora.ys..ohetter, etc. bode
rook. flosses 10 baa at Mama rates.
LI O. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER
• e.ticitar, mrrMrwer. votary public
owes Marti ev suns HedorMa 1Jo4
INSURANCE, LOANS, ETC.
1,1 c&iLLC P MUTUAL F1R$ IN
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fin• *. aHamilton
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
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hempsolelsa. ,
'•1 Am rbiaking of galas tf, ! oropre
on a thrust nuts."
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that leech mwey '
I baeea'te bel, yogi ace. it doesn t
tit 5S7thisg to think of going."
Muir & Hohmneier
LMIIALMLRI AND
'NNIRAA. DI EOTOR1
THE SIGNAL : GU
ERICH ONTARlu
LIBERAL PLATFORM.
Castle tied front ; swe t l
Agriculture.
Ws believe that the people of On
tart s view with grave concern the
serious decline in the rural population
of this Province. as disclosed by the
recent census, and we propose the im-
mediate appointment of a Royal Com-
mie/don lu inquire into the causer
thereof, and to suggest measures
which lu the opinion of the Commis-
sino should be taken 1.0 prevent any
further decline and promote the gen-
eral atr•iculturel interests of the Prov-
ince. `The Commission should be
specially instructed to consider and re-
port upon adequate technical instruc-
tion in farming in our rural schools,
and special technical education io
fruit -growing Marlette
In the meantime we mottoes) to
adopt measures:
To bring about the active immigra-
tion into this Province of suitable
people for settlement and employment
upon our faxen land ; to induce land -
seeking farmers to remain in the Prov-
ince by locating in New Ontario in-
stead of emigrating to Western Can-
ada
To secure the building of a good
roads system throughout Ontario by
an issue of Provincial bond, or by
other as.iatance on an adequate scale,
thereby facilitating traffic and insur-
ing quick delivery of farm and garden
products.
To extend in every feasible way pub-
lic light, plower and telephone services
to the farms of the Province.
To provide for the establishment of
suitable demonstration farms through-
out Ontario ; to promote Ontario',
apple and general fruit growing indus-
try- by establishing demonstration or-
chard,, and to advertise widely tbe
important and growing apple industry
by holding an annual Prov igrin I
Apple Show.
T;, appoint a sufficient number of
Provincial inspectors with authority
u, statup out the evils arising (nut
noxious weeds, insect pests and die -
eases of orchard trees.
To snake Guelph Agricultural Col-
lege more useful by enlarging its
sphere ot experimental work, especi-
ally in stoct-breeding.
Tautioa.
Social justice demands the removal
of existing inequalities in taxation,
and we propose the amendment of the
Assessment Act to permit municipali-
ties to exempt improvements from
taxation either in whole or io par:.
To provide that the property ot rail-
way and other public utility corpora.
tions shall contribute to the revenues
of municipalities and of tbe Province
on a basis of arse.ement and taxation
in every respect equal to the assess -
moot and taxation of the property of
private citizens.
Social and Industrial Betterment
The betterment of the social and in-
dustrial condition of the masses of
the people shall be one of our supreme
concerns.
The evils of intemperance constitute
a grave social peril. During the ensu-
ing Parliamentary term we will con-
sider the best form of legislation to
deal effectively with these evils, and
the ele-Lon will have .an opportunity
of passing upon our proposals .a the
following general election.
We will immediately abolish the
three-fifths vote in local option con-
tests and substitute a simple majority.
During the continuance of the
license system we will secure the re-
moval of its administration from poli-
tical influence.
We promise the passage of a meas-
ure to provide for compensation of
workmen injured in our industries,
and to their dependents where such
injuries result in death, modelled alter
the recent legislation in Great Britain.
and to insure in all cases the payment
of such compensation.
Special investigation and supervi-
sion by the Province of matters affect-
ing the health and well-being of indus-
trial workers and communities; en-
couragement of town planning and
the prevention of the growth of coo-
gestedateat; the suppression oftub-
erculosis and the avoidance of occupa-
tional diseases.
Education.
1f the youth of this Province are to
receive an education to fit them for
citizenship, a more progressive and
adequate educational n p o I i c v is
urgently needed. We propose :
To promote • more co-operative rela-
tion between the primary schools, the
high schools and the universities ; more
liberal grantm in aid of primary educa-
tion; the promotion of industrial train-
ing and technical instruction in urban
and rural communities : (he restora-
tion of model schools, with a view to
Increase the supply and efficiency of
teachers.
To provide through adequate train-
ing schools sufficient supply of
competent teachprs, and thus insure
under proper rIgulations that the
pupils in every school in the Province
shall receive a thorough English edu-
cation.
Public Ownership and Conservation.
We believe in and will support the
public ownership and operation of
public utilities, and especially the util-
ization of water•powers throughout the
Province Inc the generation and dis-
tribution of electricity; mho the ac-
quisition and operation of telephone
Imes.
A scientific policy of forestry, in-
cluding the necessary -reforestation of
suitable Crown laorta: the conserve -
tion of our timber resources by the
revesting in the Crown of berths con-
taining young pine timber : ali ade-
gynete system of fire ranging to protect
(Ireton timber ; the aide of Crown
timber by pnblie a,tetion rater than
by private sale or tender ; assistance
finaeeiall upon the principle adopted
in nig to drainage. to musielp ata•
ties that desire to purchase and re-
forest the thos.anis of acres of waste
land now existing said which impress*
yearly in many poetises ot the
I'rosinee
We mndemn the aliiegaties by the
Whitney Government of millions of
serer of the public domain by way of
land grants u, railway corporations
O1ilarro Railway .tsd M*sie,Pai Board
There should he .n ealsrg.wteet of
the powers sed reorgenhstane of the
Ontario Railway and Meeis1ps1 ROOM'
so as to reader it an lahastatW sad
effective tr pupal iu the pubiio iti-
tsr'sst,
It will be du bon of combat at 4U
times by legislative enactment and
adlalsiatrative action such trusty,
mergers and other combinations of
capital as stile cowpetitioo, increa.e
the cost of living and impair political
lodependence.
We will abolish the right of the
Government to deny access to the
courts to those who claim to have
suffered wrong or damage through
the lotion of the Government or any
('orumission appointed thereunder.
Civil Service Reform.
The spoils and patronage systems
are inimical to the highe.t efficiency
of the civil service and to the best in-
terests of the country. We propose
the creation of a Civil Service Com-
mission, and that appointments and
promotions in the service shall he by
merit after competitive examination.
Electoral Reform.
We will pn,hibit t.uder adequate
penalties all Cul potations over wbich
the Province bar jurisdiction from
making campaign rontrIMttion.: re-
quire the publication of all e.mpaegn
coatiibutions to 4 -., rid ul.t., and pulnt-
cat orgaoizatiour ; and provide tor the
appointment of a public prosecutor re
in England, whose duty it shall be to
intervene iu coute.ted elections to see
that all who are guilty of electoral
fraud or tun-uption are duly prose-
cuted.
1 shall take an eat ly opportunity of
discwsiog before the electors the
policies herein outlined. and 1 appeal
to all who believe in these policies' to
give to the Liberal candidates through-
out this Prov wee their cordial sup-
port.
Your. respectfully,
Nr•.0TON W. ROIWELL
No Money in Hods.
With the hea.lir.g "The Price Paid"
The Belleville Ontario of .scent date
acyl : "A leading taru,er called at our
office and showed us a roll of hills
amounting to $515 which, he informed
us. was the pay went be had received
for a shipment of hogs. We ex-
pressed the opinion that this must
have been a vet y satisfacu,ry return
tor his tuve,tment and bis reason's
work. Oo the contrary he iojormed
us tbat he had kept accouuc of every-
thing and without making any aUow-
ance for labor or Dost of pens and
equipment the actual outlay bad been
firS21, 01 $108 more than he had re-
ceived from the sale. The present
local price for live hogs is gam a hun-
dred pounds. harmers who have kepi.
careful account of the coat of feeding
and production maintain that, at
present prices for feel and labor, live
pork cannot be profitably grown for
leas than $8.00 per hundredweight.
On Buffalo market yesterday the price
for mixed hogs was given at $7.00, or
$1.23 higher than the price at Belle-
ville. The pork -raisers who rejected
reciprocity will now have the eaiistac-
Lion of knowing that they have not
only saved Canada and the flag but
they have ale saved Mayotte. We do
not kuow that thus particular farmer
felt that his attachment to Great
Britain was streugthened by the tact
that be was compelled to sell at a loss
in order that Flavelle might continue
ttohave the opportunity to add to his
If • woman comes of very old fam-
ily she way excuse her age on the
grounds that it was inherited.
A GREAT DISCOVERY.
Certain Ingredients That Really Promote
Hair Growth when Properly Combined
Resorcin is one of the most effective
germ destroyers ever discovered by
science and in cot_nection with Beta
Napthol, which tr both germicidal and
antiseptic, a coutbrnetiun in formed
which destroys the germs whHh rob
the hair of us natural nourishment.
and also create ra than, healthy condi-
tion of the scalp, which prevents the
develepment of new germs..
Pilocarpin, although not a euloring-
matteror dye, is a well.nown Mate
clientfor restoring the hair t it, oat
ural color when the lose 01 the hair
has been caused by a disease of the
scalp.
Thee% i ngredieu u in proper cow bins-
tioo, with alcohol added aeastimulsnt
and for its well-defloed nourishing pro-
perties, perfect perhaps the moat effec-
tive remedy that rs known for scalp
and hair troubles.
We have a remedy which is chiefly
composed of these iogtedientn in com-
bination with other extremely invalu-
able medicinal agents. Weuarant.e
it to positively cure dandruffand to
grow hair e: en though the scalp in
spots is hare of Bair. if there is any
vitality left io the roots at will pos-
itively cure baldneeb or we will refund
your money. if tbe scalp hag a glazed,
rimy appearance it's an indication
that baldness is permanent, but in
other instances we believe baldness is
curable.
We want everyone troubled with
scalp disease or low tit hair to ti Rex -
all "it1" Hair Tonic. If it does not
core dandruff and grow hair to the
satisfaction of the user we will with-
out question or quibble return every
cent paid us for it. We print Lb..
guarantee on every bottle. It has
effected a positive cure in 113 , of caves
where put Ina practical test.
Hezall •St1" Hair Tonic i, entirely
unlike and we think in ev.•ry psriii-
ular better than anything else ee
know of for the purpose for which it
is prescribed. We urge you to try
this preparation at our entire tisk.
Oertaioly we know of no better sloe„
ante. u, give yon. Remember you
caa obtain ltezall Remedies In finds.
rich owlat our store -The Metall
Store. H. C. Dunlop, smith .id,. of
Square. Goiter h. _ - -
MARV YORK LOAN
CHECKS STiLL OUT.
Ad Themes& of mph Have Nevar
Patio Their Chia.
Toronto. Ont., IIov. 4.-14 ane had
• eseck for arm. would you grey It
ensued in your pocket Inc two years
without ambles it 1
Of the dlvideed checks seat out by
the York Onosty Loam and�1ys
On IOWoboeko y no Noveseher 1. IOW
11111.0011 have never he.
embed. They late
lbs liquid ter 1)1. afaatiionalng
Ove thirty
tyat a rate , about twenty- 1
five or thirty a e rate aboutotalling 1QWOMJN
but it is regarded as likely fiat 025,000
worth of the first dividend checks will
never be cashed. .
may
This is one of the problems facing ther these unmeshed ceecks pWhat w ill become of the reunev rep -
AVOID
liquidator, •tong with the other mob-
lem as to what shall Ire done with the
$00,who have00 belonging put
the 1claim people
OPI3RATIONSwho never put iu a claim to the
liquidator. These are shareholders
who have not sect in their passbooks,
nor sent their addresses to the liquid-
ator.
Send Them In.
"Send io your new address and get
your dividend," is (be advice of the
York Loan liquidator. People are do -
ire/ this right along. and a dozen or
fifteen cheeks go out every week.
The first dividend was paid on No-
vember 1, 1916; the second dividend
wUl, aeec.nling to present.calculatione,
be dated January 1, 1912. There is at
present 47110.000 in the bank for the
purpose of dividend, and the liquid-
ators count 00 getting the additional
1150,01.10 required Inc a 2.5 per cent.
dividend by the end of the year. That
will make a total payment since liquid-
*ti.m of Sri errata yon the dollar. The
r1,.••‘. w111 I.r ..Dt...:m u. 111}(,Otal ad-
dr,.,as all over the world, and the
postage hill'alone will he $l.*,0110.
There will be a third and final div -
Mend, Mut what this will be is uncer-
tain. ''be 11185,000 of unclaimed bat -
sec's and uncashed cbecks may be
divided among the othersbareholders,
though special !egtrlation will prole
ably he necessary for that. Then
there is a tract of land in the West
Bloor rtt est dist' ict which in not sold
yet, and whit. will increase in value
if the Humber Valley scheme. in
which Mr. Smith is interested, is car-
ried through.
Stopped.
Vi.itor : "Last time i was here
your Board 0f Trade was booming the
town. Didn't they keep it up Y'
Uncle Eben : "Nope' W.- called
them off pretty quick First thing we
knew, there was a lot of people coining
into town that we d ilu't know at all.
-Puck
AVOID HARSH DRUGS.
Many Cathartics Tend to Cause Injury
to the Bowels.
If you are subject to constipa-
tion you should avoid strong drugs
and cathartics. Tbey only give
tewporar y relief and their reaction
is barmlul and sometimes more
u,n0ying than constipation. They
1 no way effect a cure and
,eir tendency is to weaken the
t.lready weak organs with which they
come in ccntact.
We honestly believe that we have
the best const rpotion t resat went ever
devised. Our 'Rath in it is so strong
that lee sell 11 on the positive guar-
antee that it shall not cost the user a
ceot if It does not give entire satisfac-
tion and completely remedy constipa-
tion. This pi eparation is.called Rez-
sll Otderlies. "l bele are prompt, sooth-
ing and most effective in action. They
are made of a recent chemical discov-
ery. Their priuctpal ingredient is
oda lees, tart r less and colorless. Com-
bined with ie her well-known ingre-
dients, long established for their use-
fulness in toe treatment of constipa-
tion, it forms a tablet which is eaten
just like candy. They may he
taken at any time, either day or night,
without tear of their reusing any in-
conveuience whatever. Tbey do not
gripe, purge, nor cause nausea. They
act without causingµny pain or excel.
sive looseness of the bowels. ' They are
ideal for children, weak, delicate" per -
sour. and aged people as well as for
the most hearty person.
They come iu three size packages, 12
tablets, 10 cents : 36 tablets, :M cents ;
BU tablets, 50 cents. Remember you
can obtain them only at our store -
The Rezai Store. H. C. Dunlop,
"south side of /equate, Goderich.
' A Very Inconvenient Scripture.
This is orae of Toronto Saturday
Night's stories: Some years ago the
Synod of Huron was gravely con-
sidering the report of a committee on
temperance, the late Bishop Bald-
win presiding. 'l'be report was non-
committal, and after a few ardent pro-
hibitionists had spoken the debate
grew dull and weal 'some. Cleat ly the
Synod eco quite prepared to agree
that strong drink was raging end wine
a mocker, in spite tit a certain minority
inclined to follow 1 iwcthy. Scripture
was quoted and misquoted, until even
the B.shop grew weary,but ass prohi-
bitionist he did not want to close the
discussion too soon.
Finally, there rose up a sturdy lay-
man, noted Inc his deliberate speech
and Scotch accent. "Me Lor -rd," he
began, "we have heard many 'wrap -
tures and many opinions, but so far
no one has referred to the 104th Pwhn•
wherein we are reminded of all tbe
good things of the earth : The grass
for the cattle, the wine to wake glad
the heart of man. the springs of
water -here the speaker paused, hitt
continued with much gravity -"the
springs of wa,er. wherein the wild
as -e. quench ihri. thrret."
Their wa• a shout of laughter,
under cover of which the speaker sat
down. The Bishop decided that it
was a good opportunity to cline the
de`•ate.
A Surprise in Store.
S.. ,..I -rah-rrtl,cr. 10 Alt.. Fa•noly
Rema .4 anti tt eek !star • in this dta-
tr' 11tvr te.-.-ivel heir copy of the
ifol pi•-mium picture entitled
'.Home AganA copy ha. •'s..
eeeche.I
Idiot . dice. 1_ ce:twinly sur-
ptee" site le' Lute ever given by t hat
swat paper before. How .uch a beau -
til nl work of art, all ready for fra.n.
ing, can be Included with much a great
family paper for the small sum of one
dollar .ear is a mystery. 'The
Famed Herald and Weekly Star'
add thousands of sew subscribers
this season. They well deserve it, torso
escb vales hes aver before bass given.
There M a sig surprise le eters for
those who receive the picture "Home
A. H. Mwsgro - . Rsoorwingesd.
WhRbsm. Nov a. M a as=
that war �riy wended and esd.d
&hemp!".
owing to the failure of the
pe
as to a' pear, Mr. A. 11. Mar
mem I. P. II . of North Hltsloe, was
WSW otB .sd today. '117. m-et1wp
cry short time.
By taking L.ydia.�.�E�. Pi■idun's
ComThe followingpound from Mrs.
Orville Rock '
prove how unwise
it is for women to submit to the
dangers of a surgical operation when
it may be avoided by taking Lydia'
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
She was four weeks in the hospital
amid came home suffering worse '
than before..
Here la her own statement
Paw Paw, Mich. -"Two years ago
I sena severely with a dis-
ment. I could
t be on my feet for
long time. My
physician trested
for seven months !
tbout much relief
d at last sent me
to Ann Arbor for
au operation. I was
therefoar weeksand
came home suffering
worse than before. n � My mother advised
meB. Pinkham's Vegetable Coompo nd
II
and I did. Today I am well and strong
and do all myown housework. I owe
my health Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound and advise my
Mends who are afflicted with any
female complaint to mi'
vrLLE Roc=, B. Ii. No. 5.Paw Paw
Michigan -
If you are ill do not drag along until
an operation is necessary, but at ones
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
For thirty years it has been the stan-
dard remedy for women's ills, and has
poeftively restored the health of thou-
sands of women. Why don't you try HP
Pat's Inspection.
The commanding officer of a corps
was much troubled about the per-
sistent untidiness of one of bis men.
Reptimand and punishment were un-
availing. The than was incorrigible.
A brilliant idea struck tee colonel:
"Why not march hien up and down
the whole line of the regiment, and
shame him into decency It was
done. The untidy' warrior war ordered
to exhibit himself. and march up and
down the entire regiment, and the
men told to have a good look at him.
The unabashed Pat halted, saluted the
colonel, and said in the hearing of the
whole corps. with the utmost sang
froid: "Dhirtiest regiment I iver in-
spected. eorr !"
SIMPLE REMEDY
For Backache and'Kidney Trouble.
The simplest and most effective rem-
edy for sick kidneys is Booth's Kidney
Pills. If their is weakness, conges-
tion, inflammation or soreness, Booth's
Kidney Pilo quickly relieve it. They
gently stimu-
late, tone and
strengthen sick
kidneys, drive
away backache,
rheumatic pain
and dizziness, I
clear up *no
regulate t h e
,urine and re-
store • perfect
filtering of the
blood. Best of
all this relief is permanent.
All druggists sell and guarantee
Booth's Kidney Pills. 50c. box. Money
back if they fall to relieve. Write to
the R. T. Booth Co., Ltd., Fort Erie,
Ont., fora tree trial.
Guaranteed and *old in Goderich by
E. R. Wigle.
Jiooth's
Gi et
ills
TINIYMDAT. NovEnDss 2, 1611 S
The Family's
Underwear
It will be • pleasure to select your Fall and Winter
Underwear from our extensive stock. which includes only
the best numbers from the leading Canadian and Old
Country mills.
WOMEN'S UNDERWEAR
Turnbull's' Natural Wool Vests and Drawers. This is a
ssplendid line and one of our best sellers Per $1 •/11(1
at meat . \lillll
"Turnbull's Cee -Tee" Ladies' Vests and Drawers, made
from selected Australian Iambs' wool, guaranteed f1 e5o
unshrinkahle. Per garment. Jl/
Velvet Brand Ladies' Wool Vests and Drawer,., in white
and natural w,a,I, with a little cotton. Per garment, 50c
ladies' Combinations in white and natural, Peerless,.
Turnbull and Wolsey Brands. Per garment, as low
00
as ... •
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
We make a special feature of Children's Underwear.
Children's all -wool Vests and Drawers, white and natural,
Turnbull.. wake, guaranteed unshriukable, to tit all 35e
ogee. Per garuient, as low as . . .........
Tmnbull's cotton and wool mixed, splendid wearing -a
sig seller. Vests and Drawers. Per garment, as low 5c
as
Extra flne quality infants' Vests, made from best "I5C
cu•hutere wool. Per garment, as low as
•'Baby Buntin" Sleepers. heavy fleece -lined. with Q(>,C
feet t•. fit all ages. Per suit ............. V.
Childu•eu's natural wool Sleepers. Per suit 41.00
MEN'S AND BOYS' UNDERWEAR
!ten's natural wool Shirts and Drawers, Turnbull's Cee -
Tee Shirt: and Drawer*, wade from selected Australian
lam' wool, extra warm, guaranteed unshrinkahle. $7.75
Per garment
Men's Tiger Brand Underwear, guaranteed unshrink- 5(��.,
able. Per garment ♦Jill
Boys' Uaderwear. all -wool and fleece -lined, extra good
qualitiee, at reasonable prices.
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IN THREE DAYS
With No Hypodermic Injections, Absolutely
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ALL PATIENTS admitted far. TREATMENT mode' contract
that it bas to be satisfactory or fee paid is refunded. the Gatlin
Treatment for the L•quor Habit is being strongly recommended
by the medical profession. THE HOME TREATMENT is just
as effective if simple directions are followed. Call, write or
'phone for booklet and copies of lontzact. Strictly confidential.
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