HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-2-26, Page 3THE
OdilN&L
AND
ONLY
`ENGINE
IMITA- .
PIONS
SOLD ON
THE
MERITS OF
/MAID'S
LINIMENT
BOOKBINDING
MAGAZINES,
PERIODICALS and
LIBRARIES
bound or repaired.
11111.1) LETTERING
on LEATHER GOODS
All order* prone tri attended 1 on latrine
hem at 1'H a{U.
A. K. TAYIJtR, t•i'raavet N,.
Oederlek.
iitDICAT.
DR. W. F. UALL.OW . M. B.
, .me. and residence. Noels Arose, tlodaeieh.
of e'u•nty katMo ry etnlee. Telephone 111.
ilk. F. J. R. FORSTER-EVE, EAR,
1 masa and thrall only. Hew surkoon•
\r,. York Upt.'tulm,ir ,rd Aural Ir.nlutr.
antral %arid., Ler. Nose and 1 hnat'itas.p.lal.
,.a Iden
Num...and adeno•Jtte�l�l0s Eye H eolud. .
ter don, a:.alaa,d. "hese. .T Ii. W.trrlon Street, '
*gradate. opposite Kiley llesch. • lie•ww•tk
0 .. a,.•1 to p. u'.. 7 to s p. et. Telephone
j�K1 (iftt:V. Alto awl, E 1VHITIXG
I.
1 w1l1LILNA, ostrop•M...tr,i..il.t.ln
..,Noes • and c ►Mara •• 1...,-e.. acute,
• staiic (11 -..rd. -n. tyre. oar. now
i..t, 1p,. lu•,lrt i..trl r!.• u.n..t 1. a . ..tju Irn�
,..1
Monk •tr.'s thl••t livor 1ruw the saaant..1
C. ALHRIGII 1', U.t'., t'HIRII-
1. pr.rtur. .pane and neer .►•e;ali.t. CAI
tete 1. TM. satins dist one. without l b
-orknife. Ynrrc.mono ion. 1.8 n. textic
„hen [Mak of 1 wino roe. Mere e i 1 and
,n- ',illi. l
GRAVE PROBLEM
AN INTERESTING DISCOURSE ON
DEPOPULATION
Mr. Wm. Lane Laments That Many
People Are Leaving the Farms -
Thinks Rural Schools and County
Ministers Are Not Preventi.g It -
Mr. Keith Revell Also (nein, Goon
Address
The depopulation of rural commun-
ities w'as the subject of a tine address
delivered by ]Ir. Wm. Lane in the
iateini'M of Knox church teeduesday
night of last week. As the tvsult
of his address a discusalnu rennet'
in which '1r. hest* Revell. 1►r. R
1. Strang and Rev. (ie., E. floss took
part. Mr. Lstnr lamented the tact
that this fair cuuut. of Huron
was deeteasiug to latpulstitti. H.
stated that the Rist decree... w.,a too•
Geed stout :15 years ago and t I sat 11 a ron
had lost about Moo people.
Tbr call of the west we. largely re-
sponsible for this docrease and also
large rides hof attracted the young
men from the land. Ile co/Heodrd
that if fernaer.l made ,tht•it children
tcx1 dependent optic thrid the fact that
a young moor sea. (1epeudrut ulu.lt his
father even for Ln, pocket money,
sound 1111, •. ,tftrr he wins Inari i.vt, was
not conducive to marriage :and :hie
might 1s• attributed to tx.y, tint stay-
ing on the (:oats.
N.s'r i'1' -Til I):%TF:
1l. considered tura! eehools .were putt
ceinducted up to date and tbere ate too
many subjects taught in thele. "(t is
siut`It nonsense to ask a young slip of
a gaol to teach agrio sh are 11.',11 a text
tw,ok Ile .:rut.
In • oICIusion he .tatest that C%•t1.3.
teenier is .sthi.• sh'uLJ Lr don,. 10 in.
duce the boys and girt• to stay oh the
land. coutridl i 1 our}' would and did
not 11x-1 the pinch of the cost of liv-
ing as til• people in the situs felt it.
NOT
Mr. Keith -Bovril spt.ke•and' threw
cnneideiyltl. I'gjttdtµia1W wbyuct•v Ile
held trust the world did what it waw,
taught to du: People bad been taught'
rrofr..inn1, bu•inea„e•s, etc , while,
Relent -Rut -id peor� do4 heel not been tak-
en up. He tl Wet weasel • should
teach rhiblreu to h.ve Asti,.... and to
tudy the beautiful.
1)t'. Il. t. Si rang aRirturd that tea, (i -
tors wile not resp rn.ilde fur people
leaving the land. In nutu.•rous cava•s
e had known of teachers rending
bildren back house and tell.iug thew
bey would be better on the farm than
off it.
Ree. GOO. 1,. Ras- 'pl.•sided :.nd
ti' dist carica meas interesting.
LEGAL
LJI:oUUF'lx)T, LLA VS s KtLLIJ4t
t\, barn -ten, solicliors, n•'tarlea bile.,
eru:un to the Jrarituui. Luna, uta Private
fund+ to lead at luee.t rate. of tu4rest.
)a.4 .yds square. O'Jerich. AV.
,•a:•,UOVl$)T. l:. (:.. It. 1' 11 tYtt, J. L.
1.11 LORAN W. Pi4Ul'It11 s,I'. Jr.
G. CAMERON. K. C., 9ARR!S-
it ..0 :tm duvet. U,.4srsck. std door fro u
..,.t.te-
'.HARLEM t4AKRUK • LL.H., SAK-
N1MT1GIt, attorney, solicitor, att., Oode
r., Money Inhibit at loai.L rawest
AUCTIONEER.
'I'Ht)MA`; GLINDRY
A V cTtUM EEB
tie, 477.lioderlch. All utstructitln. by mail I
. r �eft rt Slauai um.r will lar pIVmMlY al 1
1, 11 10. He.ldetw. tehpauna 119
ii
INSURANCE, LOANS. ETC.
$ellL 000 PRIVATE FUNDS TO
loan. Apply to M. O. CAM..
-.HON, lianiater Hamilton street GoderIcb.
W R. ROBERTSON,
INIUIIANCE AGENT.
al kr Ash LIonI9r.',o • Nrnt,.b, Csoadlao and 1
American.
1 ,mKYT1 SI;k(ra AND ILYrtri• I' LIAN:'.
Iry : 1he Litman Accident sod Ultarwstee
• orporatton, Limited. of London, 1.nr.
► 1,,.I./TT AND 1JrAa*71r*tk Ht1.De : lar 1.9.
fidelity and t)nanuttertumpsay.
eaaiee et e. a.•ee, •artaaa.t -Near of Vets
•i • • and St. *avid'. Mesa P\osr 171
,itKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE IV
a e tJ k A x c E C O. -latae and two:s're
u ,every saond.•
Shtl,ers-J. H. HoL.an. Pre. , Seaton* P.t
1.- 1 onnotly, Vlo►Pre,t. Uodert.:b P. e
Chou,.. L hays Des-1nr`, e.afortk P. 0
Int .-cion.-1'. F. McGregor. eentarth : Jobe
U. to sere. W lalhrgr; N imam Kinn. l oortaa•••
John Heonnwak., Woonar;en, James Aram,
/heehawed : Hobert ►'rrtN. Warier& : Malestm
txe Ota: 4. W.
YIsie. Holmo.tti11.' h.Ym1:S-
H.rinck. N71}to,u ►'horny, .ywteu•h • 1.. ;
bl... Ales, 13e•totth I ley -sold.... eY pry
H us sod ret ►Jostz ,*M. mslptN at
J. 310irrkib's Ica lag 11011ea.ullat.n, or at k
Y eau's
unveil*. tininess sweet. leers!,..
MARRIAGE LICENSES
ALTRI► li�o . P..
a
I:t14tJER OP MARRlAOL I.LCL.-r:s.
Brophey Bros.
000EgIOH
The
Funeral Widen
sad Embalmers
Orders carefully Weeded to
at all boww, slot tear ally.
'PRE RtONAL : GODER Ir,Fr : ONTARIO
ANYONE
CAN
DYE
=NCR CLOTHES
WiTH
BYO -LA
The flee that colors ANY KUIID
et both Perfectly, with the
aAM( ova.
Ma earn. 04•18.1.a. Clam
ioi...rt''= ?..r. 5...for.
Y.rrwl
TELLS OP GOOD OLD DAYS
Mullett Township Clerk Writes of His
Early Experience
\lr. Jame, Campbell, the veteran
and respected cirri. of Mullett town-
ship, in at ,ecru► letter to the Toronto
Globe, Elves tbc following inle:eating
incidents : --
An incInent occurred on my farm
today that gave we the idea of telling
rover of in/ experiences as at tars,.,.
Ten years of my early rile in Catlada
were spent hehind the nouhtrr of a
general store in the country nit (sr
from for city u( Tor o but getting
tired of rtor.•kerping 1 decided to torn
a fanner and go west. The g g
west of those nays meant, n0 more
than gating up to Lake Huron or
thereabout.. in 14117 I purchased a
:w•aere faun nictitate. in the centre of
the now tit .t-slrw.town=hipof Mullett,
having between 40 and .alt acres cleared
th. reof, Mit with no buildingsexccp:A
small frame 'sett • gr, still .'alnding. for
which 1 pint •,•-+arty $2'Ou, ►.►eyingg
down E12*u1 and ti.ar owing the *8110
(eine 31r. Jel.kies. of the Huron red,
he being about the only farmer in the
(iodet•1ch dist re.' having 44444 (IP)" to
lend at that tout-: How Adis/41A
with the talars is of to.hty win, ..Inti»►
every erne -td- rhr•ru co rid' feud a"um;
sunt like that n, - n day's hot ice. 1
started in on ley 11111? Iiu,m deter' to aUCEerd utld clear at Irma
*WO& year. and that by !average of
the years I snc,'eedett In doing and
more for a 'bomber of vert'-. or •0
hang anyway .,- I kept segula account
of. Those wet r. the drt'. of. stutdl
things. and we were contented three -
with. Very tot uuately $ dropped
into a tine Heighten -hood. wltha Yen k-
abitensen iu (tout of Ire and a Yotk-
shhentrn to the lett 0f mss, by whose
advice in a furca way i profited not a
little. The incident of today was the.
shooting of an old tar is, borne at the
yeoM, and sin 'mouth,+. A
few years ago 1 had our shot et" the
saute age and some few years before
that 1 had another shot at. :71 )ears
old, and that 5415. was never shod but
onee-• that was at timer years old. Itut
what luny 1.r cunsideteil tenuukabie
in my falmiug career to the fact that
' in an tbosr N1 con.ecnrice years on the
farm I did not lime by lira►* or acci-
dent a single hor,.e or cow, steer or
heifer. or even n grown up pig. Of
coulee the rtea-k'kept wits not lltrge
hut always sufficient for the size of
•. i the tarns •
nom of. dt
GEORGE CASE
A n ex -l'o I testier. s t tidier, t who rescued
bi- pet trona drowning last June. He
is a son of Dr. Case of Uuu11anaon.
NiIRVOUS WOMEN
Can Fund a Cure to dJodd's Kidney Pills
Verner. tint., f'rl,.. tet--,vp..cisll.
"1 sin very content. 151.(1.1"4 Kidney TUPFORD
Pills bate mad. mss well '' These are
the words n( Slad.iu.• Eugene Perre- %.ho wan t-rwnrd, d for twat ery at
mull, a highly respected lady of this the High richt ul ,v,o-Pet nit Monday
place, and mother of a Loge atnily. night last.
For twenty years she we.. :t sufferer. -- - ---- -
THOMAS
But• let her tell her own stat}.
•'1 was always tired and net eons,
yThe following captains will take
1
she states. "1 felt heavy ,int! sleep
after nw'.l.. My limbs were heavy
and i hada dragging sena, tion acro..
mjiois>4Mce akin isaL:t :.%eliPralrj N
at t. i had a bitter taste in my
mouth, especially in the morning. In
twenty years i hardly knew what it
was to have a well moment. Chen 1
commenced to tier Dodd • Kidney
Pills. Six boson sural m.•.
Caota,ns Appointed
THE WORLD'S BEST DOCTORS
HEARTILY ENDORSE
KEPHALDOL
Here are a few opinion. expressed
b prominent Brit lab said European
�.4eian. who have tented Ke bal-
de .ri the great pain reliever, which has
lost hewintroduced into weeds.
llrearr n l are evtraeta from lettere ow Abe
in nor home office. whose genuin
near i.jrwnta.d by a 111101110,00•'Keialdol 111101110,00 I have kLI/Ethe above
drug very awful in aNblsting pain
dire to rations eav se% tied that with.
out mental or cardiac deperesaion."
"Kephald„ l has Riven aatiefactory
results in neuralgia and.cdatiea."
"1 found Kephalebl meet efficacious
in facial neuralgia."
"1 have found your preparation
Ke�pehaplpd�ol obampiem fox headache and
fail* Ir one of the beat remedies in
rsC�le la grippe •and most tsrful In
sear of rheumatic origin.'
Wherever 1 have used KephaWol 1
have found it •,atiafaetory, eappl.NF
in elms,. rheumatism."
list a I. lsa/oakt K mb
itM► R LMeer alsoMontreal.
command of the .teener- of the
Northern Nat Igo ti,•n flet, sailing
7rss :1s1Wia rimt•e•Art ar sod`
Duluth. The flagship Nreronic will he
rnutmanded by the admiral of the
fleet, l:apL R. D. Foote. The steamer
Hamonic will he taken over by ('apt. A.
G Campbell, of the steamer Hur,nio,
while Capt. Wright, of the Sammie,
will he promoted to the tiureinic.
The list of junior officers:teed engin
eery for the brows have not AS yet been
given out, with the, exception of Chief
Engineer Brishin, who will take
Charge of the engines of the Nominee.
Whooping Cough
stammer Me/ AJTItt1A COMM
Gull. CAMEO CALM
ansate..• es»
A rear,. eat. nae r.•*M ar.eme.e r.. 1-..-
144.1 tr...h..a ....Oar Ane.. VArAn..e
riw+,a. r..•.., ,,,As .Iw'b.+dea C. ay.l MOW ..a.,..
ae••ewe04 Co.* M ser.. 1,1.. elXVII M Mann
1,.sem A.tiw.a. roe sir monism/ has sni8 4 •awe.
/w•,a..d -,t• ••e., seem.. 1g1......1.ki. aa•v;
_,_• N. row Meat .ed •asps haeme tamarey
ries,. .�r44a I1
is I...wab fie sails,s was
mens. cen•.... Shed s•.• ..I Aso `.*kale less,....
ATLI. **USS1S?t7.
ART PT)CliTHM/RT
TA ML•.. -11.• irrreal.d
Nowise.
Of raw,
;. ala a...
pa
ews Ce.
M Cunha& IL. LT.
Ll, -5
WOMEN WANT VOTES
DEPUTATION FROM W.C.T.U. SEEK
HELP FROM COUNCIL
Ask That Franchise be Extended to
Married Women in Municipal Mat-
ters -Council Will Ask Commis-
sion to Retain ►steam Plant --Mar-
ket Question Comes Up.
Never before did the olive branch
(burls* to such an exteot'and such au
atau spbere of joviality prevail, as at
tbesliest meeting of the town council
on Friday evening. .ill the council-
lors, including the mayor. wore rod
ing faces uud with gond humor rapidly
transacted the badness arid 11.e meet-
ing was over shortly before 10 o'clock.
As usual Mayor lleid wrestled and
with the exception of t'ouncsllur Nisie
all the members were pi client. In
view of Reeve Robert Elliott rrslgt/itlg
recently his chair was tvcan't.
1{egat•ding a petition to have a
sewer laid on Britannia loaf, the
clerk reported that it had n..1. !tern
teigned by two-thirds. The Irport was
ordered tiled.
EXTiiIN11 FltINt'HISE
A deputation trues the I. -anal
T.1', was prrserit.aklig th+.t a rrrolu-
lion be forwarded 10 the 1• god -.Lure
1uiluesting that the hnnchi.u- w natal-
ripe' al
1 u.4tlri. lir eXtr nda•d [u wattled
W 0wl•U.
bluyor Reid asked it the couuril had
sufficient information it, deal with
the quertiou immediately,
Councillor Morriss thought it would
be a good thing to deaf with the mat-
ter at once.
Councillor Proodfout said the awe',
lion spoke for itself.
It wets Ntlatly n fere ed to the 'special
committee with power «, act aid the
council asked the cutnwltMc ti [beet
iwwedirtrly alter the council adjourn-
ed. TIue, committee [net and ptased
the, rsn.olution.
The sexton of the cemetery,• Mr.
LVIu. Aaluue, was present and laird
that a Lith be btnll un bis pee -woes in
nedeerbat he could keep it 111.)1 ••-: }i ,
talyRaeh sbbeir• reties• i.► talerv. B,445 •
soaIter, arse termieu t.' theid proi•tI 1
eo►owittees..
.APPt1T•:D FOR .TLD
In Iradlu,; his rep,,tt of the Spt•r:i,sI
cuisirwlte.r l'ounculea• NcCl�pton.Wt-
et! that sever..l had apph.4 to tun
town tut aid. One elderly e•stllrle salt-
ed fur material to make baskets. The
committee also 4rp4tltd 6J.41 the
Medical health officer take sau.ples of
water null have it lnalyZrsi. 'Bone
The retort .it the nuance committee
was read ai,d adopted. It review:1mnd-
ed that 110 ac ion be taken iu resit, d 4r
an application from Police Se' grout W.
Meter to hoer Aft silht-r)-rateretetnd'
shat each cunatatfe du duty alterr.atel y
for one month. GODERICH
Councillor Laitbwaite was nt t testis -
tied
day with high'
gd ty al;e oaten Irking monthly nurse "iarkc,ts
day andur�h' duty al.cruatrly. He �
would hereto:e. ruuve• lbw the Write(
bet refeir,d w the Sp. cel committee.
It was referred to the Special ial commit.
ter.
The report of the Public Wolk*
committee was adopted.
l'uuuctllor Laltbwaitt: moved and
the deputy terve et-cm/deo, .hat the
clef k be instructed to nut te y the %Vater
and Light committee to have t he police -
11101'1 Clock repaired.
Tavwndv Fun. a!, 1014 $
decal l's
Patterns
M I LLAR ►' SON
McCall Patterer
5717• Waist 5701, Skirt
Prce, it cents each
egrrin
(Moves
few spring !Soods
NEW goods arriving every day
this week. Shipments in-
clude New Silks, New Dress
Goods, New Wash MaterialsINW
,
New Waists, New Frillings,
New Neckwear, New Laces
and New Embroideries.
dad
Special line of Meek and solaced Ihrcheee Toilette Silk.
This silk err exceptional value and will give excellent wear, foil
:111 inches wide, black Slid all wanted colors. Per yard... $1.00
Superior gelidity black i)nche-.s Paflette Silk. A hand -
tome rm silk. beautiful *right tioi.b, Alt inches with. Per geed
1.50
Speei.) showing of new Trimming Silks in the sessum'•
lturat aplobv.-d designs ir. dre'.drn and chinrse patterns, .cit-
able fur liirlles, Vesta and Collars. From per yard_ Tao so 2.75
,.Jpeial line of'(olored datin Underskirts
Special little e.f Women'. Underskirt. of excellent iiis it v
iwporttd amain in e11 the new spring coloi.ng... Each . .. *2.25
Weal,' 9atterns and 9ublicatjons
Everybody hut'. tilctlall'• Patterns not Leeause they err
Mcea1Cs but because they are the hest paper Patterns wade.
lareel Vow and fele one `Orders
Mince the imuuturatiou of the 1',tree; Post 11 has penile 1 of great a ,.t't.nience M our oltt-of-
town r•.ntrseue• •. Those p u•tiea wh•r hive ruttd ,delivery r.an Monte their orter in the foe emboli!
and it aillbe.de:trve..tl-toe•same rite pennon. - o
Perrin's Gloves
56 Mi11ar's Scotch
MARKET Qt ESTION
As ch.ais malt of :he Mai ket com-
mutae Couto:1110r Morris s .rd that
the cut:ditiou of the scales and other
tuarkrt equipment was in a.poor atate.
Mayor held said thus 1 be old cuunc
hail rns-mit, ted the \lark t ct•uuuitt.•1-
t.o have a Wit ket ht.,Itliw.h;d and tL-
in-esentc....ocil wculd expert. bion to
carry OUL 11 .0. CuWIi,at.it.
Ile prus.11.el to ea 1 h.. rou►mittec
thgelIll l and have the 1,.4'Lrr looked
into 1,1 01114'. -
NN()W PIt0BLE\I
Councillor Morris a )wpIained that
the snow was not so well eh.,v, fled in
his locality a. in ether p.rls of the
town. The deputy scene' slated that
he thought the plowing wee vet y aril
dont. hist be wuu'd look into the
matte'.
(hi IsAW1.1 if Ctruicillors Proudf.a.t
and F:Ilion, Mr. H. J. A. MaiEano
was appointed to the collegiate board.
The deputy terve biougbt up the
matter of having an old boy r're-union
next summer but nu action war taken.
RETAIN -TEAM PLANT
l'ounritlor, Psotrdfont sal Elliott
mover a re, .lut,.0 that the Water
and 1.igtt dannlittee Isasked to re-
tain the old at. aur plant asap auxiliary
to the hydro
Mavor It, id explained that even if
the plant on. retained, only part of
the town could be lighted; it.
Orn.-,:tb a Fi4TditfK iir•LA ,ui(tt (b
was better than none.
The matter of settling the aceount
fcr damages sustained by Mn. F. J.
1'ridbam Tart fall cause up. Mayor
Iteid was empowered to have the
matter settled.
RENOT.t'TfONB OF SYMPATHY
In view ori the harbor improvements
which the town and county hate
asked the gorrsnntent to take up,
adjoining muni, .palities have paired
resolution. of .ympatby. These herr
been received and Mayor Reid etn-
nounced that the public were e.1 liberty
to call and inspect them at the office
of the town clerk, if they lo desired.
•
1914
Kayser Gloves
Store
56
Public Horse Markets will he 4, '.1 In
GODERICH
WEDNESDAY. MANCH 4th
WEDNESI AY, APR', 1st
Each sale day weans s hug husineas.
Farmer.. set Your hoe es of all kinds ready
Buyers, he uta band and yuu will
he ship to g.•t the bets
PUSLIC AUCTION at 2.30 p.ra.
EACH SALE DAY
1e.. W.F.CLAIIK. y . J 131E-14e'uNV(.LCY.
ee-idcut Secretary
NZ*
CArt?.,SORES.
Lrs41 k
sail tam and yes
�1e tIr
relied
rm
skis the ineaells(
Mop asps. It arms tike
latus/ Wilk it Ian/ el pro.
ttaalevis *slew iiia ell kilos
pwween Ie. 16 `P`P"'" 8.1
.e
Iht deb
Regie heist ammoAsa hell
ap ham tairlbi awls
agrl
Ihr :m/ 1
Mr ral+ deike
era w
Otis lass.. •
.1:Z!..T....e.1.1
IT'S WASTING
DOLLARS
to eulpl • .. }xx , p:umb • . in i• ade-
quate w • e pip.• ill
►de-quatea•..Irpip.•nt yen, t: h,.l,.ink
; ran these ti- e • ,nore d , s,taige , 1, a a, I be price'
of
i VERY BEST PLUMING
Perhaps yon have Gaon .• gime ro sites
money on pltlusbil g ate at • mall ..Iran
through at the fraternity. Let ua
show that there are acnes teal plumb-
..ra in the bweises'.
FRED HUNT
HAMILTON STREET GODERICH
PHONE 135
i
MacEwan's
COAL
Best Scranton Hard
Coal -all sizes.
r . Cannel Coal for open
grates- -the highest
quality of Coal that
can be bought for
the purpose.
Empire Dome s t i c
Lump • Coal most
sa tisfactory Soft Coal
for ranges, box stoves
:and fireplaces.
Standard Chestnut
and Furnace Coke.
All kinds of Hard-
wood and Kindling.
Peter MacEwan Estate
Telephone Se
IIsAWS an
and AXES
Chopping Axes :
A good Axe is not a common article, but we
do not only recommend our axes o you but we will
guarantee them. Our prices s4ge from 75c to
1,25
Cross -cut Saws :--
We handle the celebrated Maple Leaf line. All
these saws are made of razor steel and are guaran-
teed to hold a keener cutting edge and wear longer
than any other saw manufactured. A good stock
on hand.
Buck Saws :-
High quality blade with strong frame .50
Maple Leaf blade warranted $i.00
Our sale of Mitts and Gloves is still on. We
have a good assortment left and we are selling them
all at h off regular price.
Our Prices are Right.
7 t•
Howell Hardware Co,
L.
THE BEST PLACE TO BUY HARDWARE -
1
o.