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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-11-13, Page 7Ok? We ALL GHT" THY &[JN SRUCEPIELD Mr. John H. Mustard 1. building sheds ales* to the railway track to MY sod end o.ssesL. ?he poldie library board have per- cales'shoat 11190 worth of we books, and they wnl be oo the shelve@ this wee. All the latest fiction has been Wight, beset** books in scieece, tra- vel, etc. The village is very quiet. as the farmers are taking every opportunity to Salah up their tall work. There • lot to do yet. wed it winter sets In now there would he • lot left undone. Anniversary services will be held In the Presbyterian church ou December 7th. r. 1 Problems of the Fruit Grower COLLEG E AT HOME t:.� ..rad. of an u r Vr' r to tow••b raphe.-.buoktact every terms. t Huai set slit in 1.d .very sssebn at o.1 r �.e. Yee �a� Iv▪ es .r you .o W. titettttssa ea,a*s- tred. Latter college oar lay. terser.. u41 tn•cruetloo. les tw o.. I eh.r . rho*, /ran .xp.r trainer+ In ('ands Wren soilage•. Spode' co rag for 1.5 0." Alllt.+ted with (bsn.rotal Glues tog, A,eoc...t;o. of C.nadt. Summer lebnnl .at ransom.. Sp�ttoa Fhvioe.. l 01. 1•. Loudhxm. Clinton Business College Gr 9torr.,.r B. F. W•ao 1`re.ldeet. i'rtoeto.l. \sem GALL ON PINDER f., Plumbing. Heating. Wiring. at. 1 ,ill kinds of Metal Work. Always in Stock HRANTFORD ROOFINO METAL ROOFING, all kinds .EWER TiLE GARDEN HOSE and NOZ- ZLES G I L STOVES GRANITEWARE and TIN- WARE. Get our prices. They are *1- rr tys right. 000%isteot with good u.tierial and honest work. W. R. Pinder Hstttigs IN, eodericb• the select stand- ng Coin - I ( committee of te Hones of Mobs on agricultui a and colonization a few months alto, it came out to evidence that many apple grower. were lest year unable to secure mors than Irum 75 cent. to 111 per barrel on the tree and in some districts build - reds of barrels of good fruit were allowed W fall to the ground and rqt because no profitable market could be fouod for it. It came out also that in the western provinces consumers were required to pay 'oral $5 to $5.50 per barrel for good fruit. Mi. J. A. ilia lick, d-liry and cold storage com- missioner, in giving evidence on this queeio0 pointed out that about $1.71 per barrel was received in the Lake Ontario and Lake Erie dis- tricts by the members of co-operative associations while independent grow- ers received about$1 per barrel. The commissioner in referring to Lha dis- crepancy betweeu the first imd final prices of apples estimated tbst the unavoidalfle expenses amounted to about $.&..'.t per barrel made up ea follows :—barrel, 45 cents ; picking. 17 centr ; management expenses or coni mission w a local buyer, 19 creta ; . freight to Winnipeg, Oneonta ; broker's u.mwiseIon, 12 teats ; and retailer's pont, SUceota per bsrtei, - The question of marketing was but ousel auaay-dealt with Ira the +Deitei committee w::o had as witnesses be- sides the dairy and cold scorer) corn- , Messrs. Daniel lohn*tos, i S. Forest ; 13. Chute, B -r -wick ; W. S. Foggo, Vernon, and Jamie HsrdweU, Ottawa. As evidence of the value to the grower of co-operation Mr. Johnston ►ostansed the case of a woman who was offered. by a local buyer. $12h for ber crop for which she te,sived through a co-operative association sues. Mr. Chute who represented 1500 farmers. as manager of the Coifed Fruit Companies of Nova Sadie, ex- plained that througb his organization 5000 tons ut fertiliser bad been Nought !rens the manufacturers for the mem- bers who had benefitted to the extent of about $15,1x10 on purchases of fer- tilisers, spraying machines and mater- ials, farm implements, seeds and other requirements. Equally interestt'og evidence was elven by the other witoes*ee, all of which appears in a pampbet of 116 rages that has been printed for public distribution by the publications branch of the depertsnsat of agriculture at Ottawa. During a sitting 4132 I A DVESTlaatrINT) License and Regulation of the Liquor Business Better Than the Scott Act The members of the Huron County Business Men's Association before or- ganising to oppose the Scott Act in this county considered the situation as it is at the present time, and as It is likely to be under the operation of the proposed law, if 1t sbould carry. Leder the license system, hotels and shops are licenced to sell liquors. These licenses are issued by the gov- ernment. Inspectors and commi**ton- era are appointed by the government whose duty it is to see that only fit and proper men get licenses, at.d that they live up to the law after they get thern.Theae inspectnrsand commission- ers are well-known and responsible men to the counties in which they live and represent the government, and are men of high character. We frankly admit that mistakes may be end are occas- ionally made by these inspectors and commissioner,. and that uddesireble men are vometimea granted licenses and possibly are permitted to continue In the business far oo long. Many of the men. hose•. . who ars Oren licenses by these • ....els are good men sad live up Lo th• ..w ; and we con- tend that it is • necessary to vote good men out o. *senses to get rid of • few bad m •n v ..o are in the business. That ieetbed mould not be applied to any other line of businw, and It is un- j!ust and unfair to apply it only to the Norm heroine -in. • No ttsiatinR pe son would advocate doing away with all banking business because now and then a beaker commits robbery. No seosibk man would suggest getting rid of all physicians becwee some doctor. are convicted of malpractice. No r•easooable than or woman would join In a movement to prohibit all preachers from preaching because now and then Isom* stray from the straight and narrow path of rectitude. To do these thiogs would be unreason- able and wrong, but is not equally so the proposition to vote all the good men who are In the liquor business out of ir. in order to get rid of the bad men who are in the business The inspectors and commissioners are con- stantly dropping the undesirable license holden out at a rate that l+ rapidly reducing their number. Let us enumerate some of the things a law -observing hotel -keeper and shop- keeper does. He doss not open In the morning until the law says he may, at eight o'clock. He closes in the evening when the law says be must—in villages and townships at ten o'clock, and in towns and cities at eleven o'clock. He closes in the evening at seven o'clock oo Saturdays and keeps closed until eight o'clock Monday morning. He does not sell to a boy under twenty-one years of age. Ile does not sell to a known drunk- ard. He does not sell to an intoxicated person.. These are not all the thing. the law - observing liquor dealer scrupulously does, but eoougb bas been motioned to indicate to the tbinking mind the kind of orderly drinking place it is possible to have, and the kind the law says we must base. Let that law, we say, be rigidly enforced, for in our opinion it could not be enforced too rigidly. it might not be inadvisable to bring pressure to bear upon these commissioners to pierehre every pre- cauUoo In their pottier to avoid grant- ing licensee to an but those who will keep strictly to the law. and if a bold- er of a license breaks the law his ten- ure of his license ought to be serhlusly imperilled, if not forfeited. It Is unneoeuea+y to Iodulge in spec- ulation aa to what prohibition doe. for a community. Many places have fair- ly tiled it and turnedfrom —awy T. Swans' 'Bis, Livery u4 lack Stables MolrrwZAL STssErr Jc*T ort TBE SQUARE BUSES MOST ALL TRAINS AND : PASSENGER : BOATS Passengers called for in any part of the town for all trains at 0. T. R. or C. P. R. depots. Prompt .ervion and careful atten- Our Livery and Hack service will be found up- to-date in every respect. Your patrosageeolicitedL T. SWARTS Phone 107 Montreal Street —e .-at SHOE STYLE Nat Eatravagaace 1 Tirlak of a litrarely Fool Bo rale in an Usabapely Bboa I 'T {WIOULD BE A SHAME! Seen !limes ore net te be treed Here 1 Teas are Perfectly Justi- fied la BUYING STYLISH SIOES COUPLED WiTY COMPORT AMD MARV ICI. Mass reined Reeessably. As Oats ars Prise 1 W. SHARMAN L : (N)DER[OH 0 IllmeiM MNection After 4r lutes of maUa I had bassi ems lest flay It w• !orae* fiats there were quite a number of e4alY T oweers wb•, Utrough oar ap- ?og the value d the act, or \ Leek of ietorseation did out have their stallions presented for ln- ep�etW. when the inspectors were ue Z.C- t•usates in the fallA eueeiswni- ary impaction was held In April to lo- t stallions owoad by such awn. pada the isepectioa very tbor- oegb. but, besides causistt additional e=prose. It in some cases caused some coo- n MAFEKINMen & Mr. and MeJ. Rllpetrick called ea Mewl/ 1ri.ade on Sunday last. Mie. Shads. Jamieson of Laurier, ie eOwing to ar the Aun.form (on Bundy a evening. the shore\ service wag wita- dee wat Blokes A very mei air? 0o MSuuoday vy wiod storm passed last. *crass Deer this partet daataag a to fencer and Ire*•. Some of lbs youo4 men who were salllog on their t Orly on Sutoday eveales did sot return bowie a • k delay Is having the ..rid- an Monday morales/ of DuR- meet certificates issued. To overcoats Mr. Oliver Goldthorpe,* Don- ate necessity of a wooed inspection gamma, aocvwepasied by Miss of Ku Lang- ! !or the season of 1914 It was decided ford and Mir Hasty' spy tat a meeting of the stallion enrolment board held in the secretary's office.Parliament building-, Toronto, o0 September 22nd that there would only b., one inspection of Manion, which dining the year ending July Slat. inspection will commence •hoot.Febru- ary 17th, 19tors 14. The Inspecwin visit each stallion owner et his stable. to provided that be makes application for inspectionthe secretary,Mr. R. W .Wade. on or before Feuary 1st, 1914. NEGLECT To cleanse the system of undigested food, foul gases, excess bile of the liver and waste matter in tbe bowels will impair your health. The best system regulator 1. FIG PILLS. At all deal- ers 96 and 50 cents or The Fig Pill Co.. St. Tbom's, Ont. Sold in Oode- rich by E. R. Wigle. druggist. A WONDERFUL DISCOVERY An eminent scientist the otber day rove his upinino tbat the most won- derful discovery of recent pears was the discovery of Zeal -Bak. Just think! As Donn as a single thin layer of 7an*-Buk is applied to • wound or a sore, such injery is insured against blood poison! Not one species of rnictohe has been found that Zam-Buk does not kill! Tben again. As soon as Zam-Bok is applied to a sore or • cut, or Lo skin disease, it stops the smarting. That is why children ere such friends of Zam-Buk. They care nothing for the science of the -thing. All they know is that bun -Birk stops their pain. Mothers should never forget ibis. Again. As soon as Zam-Buk is ap- plied to a wound or to a diapered part. tbe cells beneath the skin's sur- face are so stimulated that new, healthy tissue le quickly formed. This forming of fresh. healthy tissue from below is Zam-auk's secret of bealiog. The tissue thus formed is worked up It Other to the surface and literally casts o are still giving it a fair trial. the dummied tissue above It. This is peopla of this county want to know the truth about It. As an earn- est of our good faith, we suggest that the advocates of the Stott Act name a gentlemen, and this association .tame one, and Obit the two visit certain places agreed upon and ruake a quiet Invest igation of coeditione, the results of wtech will be published over their signatures In the press, for the met of lbs vole'', In this county. and thus in some degree as 1•edat eaglet them in making np their ruled. as to hew they should cast their votes. This association offers W pay ~- half of the expeeeee incurred by the 'enthuses in making fibse iaysdlgs- tioo, desiring •hove alt to eseerteia the actual truth In regard to this mime time Respectfully. HURON COUNTY BUSINESS YEN'@ ASSOCIATION STRENGTH FOR OLD PEOPLE at Mr. John Blake s- Some of the high school students of tbia burg were unable to meat' Luck - now on Monday mornowing R the state of the roads. eENMILLER The service if the Metbodlst church next Sunday will be held in the after - soon at three o'clock. Rev. A. T. ?limb. of the Evangelical church, is ib. preacher. A special offering is to be taken for the Temperance and Moral Reform fund. Sunday sebool meets at two o'clock. Mr. A. Heddle has recovered con- siderablyfrom his serious sickness. lyes. ttraugban is reported es being 111 in bed. The furious wind and snow storm that raged on Sunday eveaiog put some of the roads in bad shape. Tte .now drifted badly ora the way to town. Les* damage was done by the high wind than was expected. The service at the church was abandoned as a result of the wild nigbt. Mr. Will Miley is away on a week's visit to Wiogham_ WESTFIELD A Simple Remedy Which Favors Longevity. You act as though yon just won- dered bow you ars going to gat through this trying season and do your work. You may be overworked or hams bad a bad cold which has lett you without strength, ambition or much Interest to life; la fact you are all rundown. Let us tell you that Vino', our den - mos sod liver and Iron tonic, is just the remedy you need to rebuild sweat- ing tissues and replace w.akaes* with strength. A prominent Boston lawyer says: "My mother, who is 76 years el age. owes bar good health to Vivol as since taking It she can walk farther eat do more than she hsa for years. i ee0Ner it • weaderfal blood making and strength creating Ureic We have such faith in Vlnol that if it does not quickly bulk* you up. rector. your stre.gtk and make you feel well again, we will return your mosey. Try Visol cm our guarantee. H. 0. Dunlop, Drugg • Nodericb. Oot Mr. John Wigbtmen and Mr. Charles WIgbtmanconvention stb lLay- melee Miesiosary Godwrieb on Friday last. Mise Bina Kirk and Mise •Maryy Townsend, of Londesboro. Mrs. J. L McDowell last Wednesday and Thursday. Mr. Robert McDowell spent over Sunday et his borne in Uoderich. Mise Lilian Clerk. S'. He Mc- Dowell, her sister. Dowell, os Nuuday. Visitors et the' borne of Reeve Campbell on Thursday Wt were Mr. and Mrs Jansee Elsley and Mr. and Mrs. D. McCallum, of Hullett ; Robert Hoover and miss Lixaie Hoover, of Brussels. The &melon sale of the estate of the late Harvey McDowell, held last Thursday, was largely at- tended, everything selling high. The sats emoented to over 631100. Mr. T. H. Taylor fie purcb for tbe the farm r•f Mr. Ed. sum of $9500. The funeral of Mr. George Woods took place on Monday of this week, Rev. R. A. Miller took charge of the funeral service and burial took place at Weetlield cemetery. ?lvamoay. Nov. 1$. NY 1 Clothing for Men and Boys This is our specialty, and we believe we have the best selection of Men's and Boys' Garments in the county. Just now we are selling a good many Hats. We have them in great variety, stiff and soft styles, and! -n please the most fastidious taste. . complete line of Ger ' Furnishings. McLEAN BROS. The Square, Goderich SEMI READY TAILORING *gists it' Csrbartt Overalls, St•nfield's Underwear, Fitwell Hats, Arrow Brand Collars and Cuffs. No more trouble with the Salt, when you fill up the shakers with "Regal" Salt "Regal" Salt never tits damp — never clogs the shaker. It is u Uwe finest grain ,tit o1 the famous Windsor Table .1 ii 5.1 blooded 111 1111 131 with leu than it env percent Magnesium Ie' Carbonate. TABLE 1o* ! A Your Grocer's. why Zam-Buk cures are t.ermaneor- Only the other day Mr. Marsh. of 101 Delortmler Ave.. Montreal, called up- on the Zam Hak Co. and told them that for over tw.oty-flue years be had been a martyr to stemma. Hie beads were at one time eo covered with noes* that bad �was sleep le gloves.. Foury age- s Introddded "to blew and in a few woonths It three years after Today—over his cure [a dieea** be bad for twenty-five years --be Is .till cured, wad bas had no trace of any retsrn of the eczema 1 All droggbts sen Zam-Buk at We. Sows ed this adv d rtf nteial box if t and a lc.. stamp Ito W k retiree Toronto. rn Ad- dress Zo-Bs* —The auditor -general warred sever- al cabinet ministers in regard to ex- Jots Rmiliaowo. W. JAcemoir, peoditures. 1 President. Reeretary. 01114 T / AU Growing Children stns des omtla■S eta wisbo owit liar �swda. Their _a`rwtm��t Inessablbbirhml>/ 11 __ b rmt�tli$ Brink Ilwtf wheel *tars, •11� • wII ecta/l�, o1;1� ;le, rssit g~mss elle rlr lid rola M draiglhg IItorro /agorMeesoadis*. work r am .. vie lienar sa'pstlls►tlltlsa St .MIs eh. bsaf111.satee •vas sumtfas sages mug lensilino. No tllrlsl es false la is leers i■tlliitise int anti► sell elroglk food Tools and flacflines are Necessary to get Oood Results No matter what you do, you must have good Tools and Machines to carry on your work. Good Tools and Ma- chines are essential to good workmanship. We have tools of all kinds tor farmers, carpenters, gardeners, for every per- son• TOOL 5 OF ALL KIN i'WAREi- FoR'P YE We aim to carry all goods that properly can be listed under the head of hardware. if you dont see whatyou want, ask f- or. If we do not carry it in stock, we will get it for you. mastrrrae• With this early fall of snow, it looks as though we are going to have a long winter. Now is the time to get your stove and enjoy the comforts of a home. 'We have a large assortment to choose from. Just arrived a large assortment of heavy Mitts and loves at price?to suit every person. We have a fine assortment of Library, Hall and Stand Lamps to choose from. Special sale this week of Washing Machines : Easy Washer, was $S.00, now $4.00 Champion High Speed, was $lo.00, now New Century, was $10.00, now Pastime, was $ l o.00, now Rotary Vacum, was $lo.00, now $8.00 c$8.50 $ea o0 $8.00 Do you want a snap on an up-to-date Gasoline Engine? We have a new 4% horse power National Gasoline Engine, fully guaranteed, for... $I25.00 Tungsten Lamps. 25 and 4o Watt Lamps 40C 6o Watt Lamps . , ... 43C Let us figure on your Plilmbing. Heating. Troughing, Electric Wiring. All work promptly attended to And fully guaranteed. CHAS. C. LEE PHONE :—Store 22 House 122.