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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1912-2-22, Page 2a TlrvaimAT. r atw.at EL 1912 iimat UULitKMJW UM AR1O PUB !SHED EVERY THURSDAY Pv THE SIG NA MINTING CO. Limits Call Nu, 1i. Terme of a....er,etien : 5Lee per annum In Misuses. Big months, eco ; the months, tlaa le United Staten aebsorrberv, IgLic a year rloUy in wan. eubsori berm o fall to receive Tue Sias •i. regularly by will confer a aver by ac- quainting us the act at as early a date a. Possible. When a cleanse of adder, Is desired, both de sr(' ib. uew .d4rese should be given. A.vertisit.g Rates : leg•I and other similar advertaeemeutr. Inc pet line for ant insertion and le per line for each subsequent Lsertton. Measured by a nonpareil soda, twelve lines to an loch. Hnrinaw ands of si ■ nes and under, $S Pe Year. Advertisements of Lost, Found, Strayed, Si nation vacant, Situations Wanted, Houses fo dale ar to 11 nI, Farms for Hake or to Rent, kraals* for Bale. otc, not exceeding COI linea Mc each tnseruou : al for ant month, MO for each subsequent month. Layer advertise menta in oroporUoo. .1nn0uneemenLY in ordinary rseding type ten cents per line. No notice les than 160. Army special notice, the object of which is the Peoratur benefit of any individual or w.aci- ales. to be considered .n advertisement and chanted accordingly. Hates for display and contract advertiser cams will be given on application. Address all ammo unioattone to THE BILIN,• L PRI N 11 NU CO., Limited Deft** Oat 0001CRica, THURSDAY. rm. 11. lige SOUTH RENFREW. The election in South Renfrew takes place on Tbur.day and hefort this paper is in the hands of its readers the result will have been decided. Confidence is expressed on both eider,, but it is based on widely different grounds. The Government supporters are making great use of the appeal to cupidity. "We are in power," they say in effect ; "elect our nominee, Dr. Malooey, gild the Government will spend money in the riding on road im- provemeot and in other ways. Elect Mr. Graham. the Opposition candidate, and yott may expect nothing but the coli shoulder.' it is reported. 101, that a groat died of scary is al-; ready tn circuist' in the riding for the persuasion of the electors in a mare direct way. It is charged also that threats are being made to office -hold- en in the riding that if they and their relatives do not vote for Dr. Maloney they will lose their positions. On the other hand the supporter of Mc. Graham expect the majority of the electors to stand by the agreement whereby Mr. McGarry (Conservative) was to be returned unopposed for the Provincial House and Mr.(iraham (Lib- eral) was to reoeive the Federal neat by acclamation. Though the agree- ment has been broken, at the behest. it seems, of North Renfrew men chiefly, and with the connivance of Hon. Frank Cochrane sod Hon. J. D. Reid. it iethe rank and file of thetive party will resent the breach of good faith sod that many of them will at least refrain from voting. To their credit be it said, the Conservative newspapers in the riding, with one exception -The Arnprior Chronicle - refuse to countenance the opposition to Mr. Graham, and The Renfrew Journal particularly is putting up a 'rtrone fight for fair play to the Op- position candidate. The result of the polling on Thurs- day will show whether the electors of South Renfrew are more readily moved by the smell of the "neshpot." than by a desire to see good faith maintained in political as well as in private life. EDITORIAL NOTES. Remedy for the high cost of living : Keep your own hens and sell the eggs don't eat them. Ring George has given the varter to Sir Edward Grey, and the Radicals say they are going to give him the mitten. Sir Wilfrid Laurier has taken n band in the South Renfrew fight, ad- dressing meetings at Rganville and Arnprior. He was received with great enthusiasm. Why. of course 1 Germany gives up the straggle to rival the British navy wben lbw bears wbat Mr. Boomers is going to let Mr. Borden do to help the mother country. The papers are publishing the pic- tare of an old man who ham been gravedigger for the town of Har•riaton for foxy yearn. Another illuetratlon of the Old adage: Reap digging in and you'll get your name up. The Nationalist Post master General apps e.tly bee started in to give Ft'lweb name. to Ontario towns. The peopir d Blind River have been in- formed nkat their town i* hereafter to be eat Riv{ne a rAvwtrgis.. A. H. Clarks K. ('.. M. P. for SI..:, will reernve .Iww•tiy to . Re M ode of the prnmIneat of las Gnatbwestewn peninsula and Ise he greatly mimed In pnNeMal and lav dream. Re hue not derNd be .91 mike lel* seat ar tenet THE SIGNAL: GOIMIZIOH ONTARIO This will depend largely upon the wishes of his constituents, and we iutagioe they will desire to retahlua AA their representative as powlble. Sir James Whitney has Ydiretalied the Opposition in regard to one plank in the Liberal platform -that is, the one calling for en eight-hour day for men engaged in mining. The Picot: ier has introduced a bill to give effect to this principle. Torruto Saturday Night has been -.trine up the situat.ioa at Ottawa and remark,. : "!f there is anything you want at Ottawa just make a noise like A Nationalist, end you are In & fair way of having it presented to you on it silver salver -you to keep the Wild geese have been seen Hying north. Is this because the weather down south is an cold that the birds think to escape it by Hying north. or is it that, being geese, they make the mistake of thinking the mikler spell of Iasi week meant the close ap- proach of spring' Pet -Imps our Lorh- aleh cnrrespnnlent ran explain. The city council of Toronto on Monday adopted a resolutlitn calling for Inc.! option in regard to the ,taxa- tion of improvements. The dame day two Conservative aldermen in the silty of London gave expreeeion to opinions in favor of the abolition of the tax nn improvements. Sir James Whitney mny find it necessary to change his ground on this question very shortly. The kind of rampaign that is tieing put up against Hon. Gen. P. Graham in Scutt Renfrew is indicated by the following despatches that appear in. two of the Toranto Conservative dailies: The New. :-"Rural postal delivery, t� inter.stte them (the electors), and they are mating to realize that they will be more likely to receive consider- ation of their went. at the hands of sttliovernment if tile's send to Ole •st.np+reer of that Government thaw if they ehnn.. *o send a repre- sentative (meowed to the Government. New Conservative member. orf Parlia- ment who nested nisi Liber els in Sep- Vmber ace enntinnaliy in the riding, telling the country people what ad- ventures they have slrearly hewn ahie to secure for their c,'nstituente." The World :-"The Conservative party went into tbe ugh• determined to win, and they have strained every nerve in the expo...Winn of doing so.' They have spienlid nrgsnizs*inn, lib- eral funds, and are harked hy the Fed- eral Government. The big guns of the party have been beerrt in favor of Dr. Maloney, and no effort will he maned in winning the tricket Thuisday. The chief feat am, of'the fight is the amount of money being spent. There is no real large ie.uw hetnr•e the .lecrnr ste, for it wits fought out on Septemb•'r 21. Rut it has been stated tn vonr eor•teepondent en the hew authority that the votes ere be- ing Mild Inc $1011 eneh, and neither side will he in a position to protest when the pill is deciered It is r.okoned that this single election alone will cost in the neighhnrhond of 8100,000. The elecb.rate are no the lookout to make the hest of their privilege to vote." SORES FROM ELBOW TO FINGERS. Zan-Buk Worked a Miracle of Healing -Rev. Gentleman Pally Corroborates. Mies Kite L. Dnlliv.r, of Oaledonie, Queens Co., N. H , says : "i must add mv tewtimnnv tn the value of Zorn- Buk Ulcer,' and sorest hrnke nut po mv Arm. and although i tried to hal them hy ming various preparations, nothing seemed to do me any good. The en,.•s .peead until from fingers to elbow was on. mess of ulceration. "I had five diff tent doctors, and faithfully civ, ied net their instruc- tione. I drank pint after pint of blood medicines,. tr'ed salve after retire. and lotion after lotion ; but it war of on avail "My Either then took me thirty miles to w•,i a well-known doctor. He photographed the arm end hand. Thie, photogimph was pent to a New York ho.pirnl to the *m.r aliet.; but they sent word they could do not bins further Inc me, and 1 waa in despair. '(inc day a friend asked me if I had tried 7.am Buk. 1 saki i had not, but 1 got s box right away. That fleet box did me more gond then all the medieine I had tried up to that time, so 1 mistimes(' the treatment.. Ejer7 box healed the *ores more and *ore until, to make e long Maley short, Zam-But healed all the sores cnm- pletily. Evsryhody in this place know. of my case and that it is Zam- Buk alone whish mired me " Minister . eorroboratee.-The Rev. W. R M. Perker, of Caledonia Mies Drawer's wer's minister, writes: 'his be to der ify that the teetimonlal of Miss ilnllivi r le correct as far es my knowl- edge go.a. 1 have known her Inc a lyear end a halt, and her cure effected ey Zane -RIM Is r.maska;.le," Wherever there Is uleeea►inn. blood- pnlsnv, POMP, roll creeks, @b•comes, rets, hums, hubris, nam any skin in- jure or dis►asr, tbet. Zam-Ruk ahnulel F e applied. it to mien a nine eerie for piles All dv"ggfeta and storm c.i1 at tit►c per hex. or poet -free from Zem- iinkOToimeen, fns price. Refuse chant t ann. d harmful imit ,tions and elite solutes. U. S. Market for Caladium Hay. Brmsrda. F h. 214. - Pb,atere .11 thvnugb this inwriet s' •• swllrg haled bay to Amai•'.n keret ie very large Tor ie Tne n4 itis ac. fathered en hy heroes r hs. are ng toe diseriet and peyleg high pries. and ae feat as they can men." it tr•wv are rnshtag It aroma the line. Many faemers are arwwmf in other dlatelete begrime hay from farmers and sta.illot it to tib. Areariemi bruyr% aid are making a seat pat, FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES. The Seam Latibtta. et. MOOS !hart The British faiande lie in "'the same 1st muds ai the Province of Saskest,be- wan, Dsumark, the Netherlands, Bel- gium and the northern part of Mani- toba. Bdiuburrh, Sootland, is farther north than any settled parts of Sae- katobew*•. Chrlstiana, the cappital of Norway, and Ht. Petersburg, Relief*, are in the sixtieth parallel of north latitude. the northern boundary of Saskatchewan. Toronto's Beam. Ottawa Free Preset. 1t is a curiqus thing, but it is true, that Toronto, which ie most excited abnut the regularity of marriage in the Province of Quebec. is the place in Oanade. where there ion more Irregu- larity of marriage than anywhere else. There are more divorces from Toronto than from all the rest of Canada., and there are more cases of bigamy in Toronto thaw in *11Canada. Some of those who Ore seeking to foment discord on the marriage ques- tion ueertion might tied better employment nearer home. Friendly Rivalry. Ottawa Free Press. The constituency of Medicine Hat. Alberta, provided a spectacle at Ottawa yesterday probably unequalled in the history of Canada, when the defeated candidate tor the constitu- ency and the successful member were joint hosts at a luncheon. It Would be well if there were more of such camaraderie in both political and private life. The defeated candidate was ('. A. Magrath and the successful member was the lion. W. A. Bu- chinan, son of the Rev. Wm. Bu- chanan of Bradford. Read "Pickw.c : Papers." et Niche at, F:,ery one of you ought to know the ••Pickwick Papers," even though you -hould never turn another page of Diekene. which would be a vast pity. But this hook, at least, you should read, tot the love and the fun. and the pathos, and the make-believe, the reality and the adventuring spirit of Dickens are crowded into its nages., which are as cramfull of everlasting youth as the sun is of shining. You can't forget it, any more than you can forget you have bands and feet ; and in a ws you aren't complete unless you do know it. Something is mini- um out of your miod that ought to be there. Hot Meet of Them Never Happened. Niagara Falls Journal. "I am an old man and have had many troubles, hut most of them never happened," a quaint philoso- pher once observed very truthfully. Id or young, ask yourself frantly, bow many of our troubles ever bap - How many bri have you n m alared about which you never bad to cross at all? This ie worth thinking about. Of course there are tr•nubles which do happen, but the majority of the worries of life are needless. And even when everything is dark witbout if there be a ligbtand a fora* within many of the sharpest shafts, of misfortune are blunted and fail to penetrate the armor of the soul. Of course dull fatalism is no better than doubt and deepair; but a serene cheerfulness nfteti disarms disaster and robs the cruelest torment of its sting. Punishment Preventive. Montreal Star. The much abused "jury" has re- rently vindicated in an English trial. A man, who became afflicted with bad eyesight std so lost his position. killed bis child in his despondency. He pleaded "guilty," and explained that he feared that hie own character was inherited hy the child. The judge insisted that he was insane. But the jury judged him sane and found him gutty. He will probably not be hanged ; but the impression will not go abroad that despondent men are at liberty to adorn their funeral pyres with their helpless. families. Surely the jury was right in this case. We are all too fund of finding excuses for the living when we recognize that the dead cannot be restored. We should tbink, however, of the living who may be protected from similar peril. Pun- ishment is preventive -not revenge- ful. Sheep Industry and Prntectio6. Weekly Hun. One member of the sheep breeders' organizations which met in Toronto last week is orf the opinion that the chief essential to tbe promotion of sheep buch.ndry in Canada is the adoption of a prohibitory tariff on .11 kinds of imports provided from foreign or Australian sheep. The facts in regard to the United States no the one hand and to Gnat Retest!' on the other scarcely sustain the belief entertained by the member in question. in the United States sheep husbandry, like all other lime. of pp.•oduction, is protected. The Bei- tieh market, on the other hand, is freely open to wool and mutton In all forms as well al to all other lines of live stock and products of the some `!till the British sheep industry seems to be in a more prosperous condition than is the like indusin the. United States. The area of Great Retain is only equal that of the one' State of Michignn ; and yet (frost Britain has well over half -00 per cent --of the nnmher of sheep tri be founi in the whole sat the United State& Mons - over. the etteep industry is programing in (creat Britain, while It is retrograd- ing In the United States. American official figures show nearly 7,000.000 lee..heep in tbe Unit.,18tates in 1910 than there were in 1908. BLIND RIVER iN FRENCH. Postmaster -General Chartres Mame 1 Place to Riviera a rAe.gle. Blind River. Ont. Feb. 21) -On Bab nrday afternoon last. Mr. Fred. Thompson. the prat -roaster beam, was greatly onirprlrsd to receive a scum monirotiom from Bt>Itu. Mr. Pelletier, .Pn.tmaater-Oesenal at otbwq iN• forming him thea the same et bin town. blind Weer. bad losssn Ri vier* a 1' A ad to rssd hack alt the hank boa mosey ambers Me.. to AP printed with the new same. which goes rte miters on the first of Morrb Mit. The. .1. of thetows. s w. eltwiw�lil818 �i sit bees heard Yob1Y is ma rl�rrla stills toeight. °I WORK HARD FOR MC LIVING um NEED 6p PIIS 154 &.cane$ Sr., STArLzToa, N.Y. \Vil1 you kindly inform we if you r Gin Pills ars sold in Now York City ? 1 learned about them last \summer. My, daughter went to Kingston. Ont.. and spent the summer them. She got some of your Gin Pills and sent them to me and I tried them and found them tote the beat medicine that I ever used for Kidney and Bladder Trouble. Oh 1 they did the so much good and I am so much better I hope you can fix it so I can get Gin Pills in New York". CHARLES COLLINS. Sold everywhere in Canada at $oa a box, 6 for $3.50. Sample free if you write National Drug and Chemical Co. of Canada, Limited. Dept. A Toronto. If yon need a gentle laxative or some- thing to stir up the liver, take National Lazy Liver Pills, arc, a box. 106 CENTRAL Business College STRATFORD, ONT. Stands to the front as the hest school of Its kind In the Province. Oar ooars•e .re Moos el 1b• seta. bu.lous col - tubbed las a sw s * Vasa work. ham tires trained meinaortissoll sad ss& for la�py for se Moto: meets a� M• i•saa yea rotora*aton at.e yeas. 6d our d•• D. A. MCLACHLAN, Principal. �d�'1f."a+ 0 L ate A Qa -� W6 ARE AGENTS PpR THi3 Empire and Good Cheer Ranges By purchasing either of these types of stoves you secure an ideal cook- ing range. Come in and see them. W. R. PINDER Plumbing, Heating. Electric Fixtures and Metal Work Hamilton Street (ioderlch 1 CANADIAN {QAC1rlc To WINNIPEG AND VANCOUVER Daily TransoontioenW Service vis the All Canadian Route. Standard and Tourist Sleepers. To CHICAGO Three trains dail , excellent service, making nos at Detroit, for FLORIDA and at Chicago for CALIFORNIA AND PACIFIC WANT POtNTH For reservations and informa- tion apply to JOS. KIDD, Agent, Ooderich. Money or Bust EXTRA SPECIAL FOR THIS SALE I1EN'S OVERCOATS Men's Overcoats to $5.95 be cleared at....... MEN'S SUITS ITS Men's Suits to be cleared at MEN'S SHIRTS Men's Shirts, regular L+�`, $1.00 to $1.M0. for .. 6.3 Met's Shirts, regular �8 qC $1.00, for. a� Men's Shirts, regular 3(1. 76c, for..... Jul. MEN'S AND BOYS' CAPS Boys' Ceps to be cleared 14 Men's Caps to be cleared 25e at Jl. M. ROBINS THE SQUARE Ginghams and Embroideries W. are showing hundred. of pitman of new bright Sento Gingbanae. Oswbtica and Print+l is cheek*. plaids. and *ones neat dots, sprays, Agur.. sad stripes. In ovary ooseeivaMs and effect at 124. and 1 Dress Embroideries Thirty pieces of 42 -loch -wide Stiles $robroid.ry, hemstitched and walloped edge, dainty and beautiful work In a variety of deeigus. Special February price par yard •M Swiss Allover*, flouncing. end narrow edam, over two hundred new pieces .howiugon our ooentors at tempting priors. Damask Table Cloths • Extra heavy all pure Moen Iris Damask Table tLotbti In goodsigns and bordered all atound. aim x 214 yards. Sprlal Sala p s1.110 Pillow Cottony, extra heavy, circular b',ngiiah Pillow Cottons, 40 to 60 inches wide, new value., ,orrsot prices Corse. " A La Gram." the Comet of gwalk; .nsd merit This noseet cnntains every point of merit ooetsis.d 'n the Mels..( prior Parisian ooreets. The starek/in every pair M of tbe very quality trod on the latest spring owrl.ls far 1111 We are show- ing all the new styles in every sir% sad we gwarswres 01. wear and fit in every detail. sa peepaM s1.Nt $1.7a. es.M sod *WOO Kid awes mil Mitts Men's lined KM (Bemaet 8111116111b eels tib* alosissee. all $1.W for.... ,..... .s1•oe Ladies' Tan wnol-lleod 1[li Meer sod MI • + .t a►k regular 81.00 and 81.11, at oar Children's M iIIL solg lag 11-. IS per pair .. DIM* MR Z1 inches wide Jepai one nag t• nada &r ms. is ,lwwsg swum phi", Mui► se at per yard ...•...w New Dress Ta1.sa Moe tai 1Pidlhals is fps at per yard .-.•.••.... ...».• tSi*ao seal melee old lumba. W. ACHESON tf SON Individuality Garments produced by Martin Bros. are distinctively individ- ual. They're different. It isn't just fancy. You find out when you wear them. MARTIN BRgS. Tailors Hot Water Bottles Every home should have a Hot Water Bottle, as it is the most useful article in the home -- especially when sickness comes. We have them at all prices. Call and see them at The Goderich tPleaw;e F. J. Butland's • • strong protest will be made against any such change, es it is directly con- trarythe wish to es pf the people bare, and as far ,s can be learned they have not been consulted in the matter in any way. The parish priest is a con- firmed Nationalist and it is likely that he used his influence with our Na- tionalist Postmaster -Ge ural to have the change made. Mr. W. R.. Smythe, M P., may be asked if be is letting Mr. Bouraaea run things in Algoma. ELECTION IN TWO YEARS. Redistribution Slay Be Followed by Appeal to the Peep*. Ottawa, Feb. 20. -The obaoees are good for a general election within two Then is a growing belief that the Borden Ministry is going to follow redistribution with an appeal to the people. Redistribution will take place next .melon, en that an eiectiot: could be bold is the spring of 19131 The determination of the Govern- ment not to finally deal with any of the big questioae bas gives rias to the belief that as elestion in eoeparstivay imeimet. The tea1 tinsels was given &hat belief by the form in which lbs rawhides by the ext onion of the Mesiaabe beaNderie bee been give. note* et. Thera le no mention in it at Idiom the line M to bs ran between Oster% sad Manitoba. With Fide palliest ase way and Bowsaw somber oft the Naval goes- tbs, with the dowels as the iodgw putlllns in dNBsmat dimities over the me tomer std wheel gstMbsa, there One alae sees to be • mere likely "woo sea_ IDM* SONIso mist an a asap MGM Isrsiatsly after redid, - Paradise Lost. -Whom." asked abs leMe le puffrage ornMr. "would ma be today were it sot 4 womb r Maw a moment, and looked towed ih. hall. "I repeat." An said. "where would roam he Miry It sot tsar mea r t "MeV be In tib. Gambill of Rolm meat - g arswss,td a vole. Rom \\111--.).— � +_ Mira 5t I 1 .1 4 1 or Jr alts ✓ . ....-..„„... 01 r tiilll, 411 1 i I � i �_ Which is hes THERE'S so mistakioi the expression of a man wase faros is well "iatroveil." He leeks as prosperom as bt jerk. It isn't the alae of a pied that counts most, nor its actual dollars-and-eeab value. It's rather that "well -kept," thrifty appearance; the appearance that makes you think of fat stock, and well -Beed belts, and comfortable, contented living. Neat, permanent improvements go further in giving a farm this appearance than any other feature. Concrete Is TheIdeal Material tar arch unersvereata It t. IMAM. bsrsrattlag wrtb tib o nVelledt-p in the cewates mootoit It to de, ---actual` moats ft efrea(por. Cesare,* sever needs raptor -arm riff la kilt nest Neer Imp.rvemeata caa bs added veer otter yper with 1•s expesw Mae would be required to tato w.oya *Weselee In repair. 1 Oaaeseta wait.. feedlttg lbw% Mtr7-barsa Me -houses, r+oet-n•IIara wall.asebeg, tunes pests Mloa--wbbb of abase Mea yeler farm need esaet! Whatever yes want t. builds WE boot to bslId It et emerate. Do you want b k,sw mare about ebb subject of permaa*tt tars` improvaentet Thou wilt* tet veer copy of "What The Fanner Can Do With Coeeret& h•. a 1a•tb of eM bosoe, asiMul bora saw raroaro tuna rMl ea "waft tasaa$J to pool «►taaap•. Pultitttr.d M tar at stet. *oey, It to wow bolas setrwd fret to all forms,o who grtts for N. Address Caeai Comsat Cee, 144, IV.rmel Same til1L, MstasfeL ieavlrwaR Y estleet be majored by a trent. load K IlSft>•lag. Ag t--tastMA al •t 11 r. VEND Mt •YOUR SOON.