HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-5-20, Page 6THE SIGNAL f GODERICHt'ONTARIO
CONVENIENT—Burns coal, coke, or
wood. Large feed doors make firing easy.
d.bmarine warfare Declared 1 •cvib
ally Intl. -ran and Contrary to
German Principles
Washing:.t t. 'fay 11—The t :.:e.can note t• Ger tiny In the Luittunta
twee was transmitted to Ambassador
Gerard In Berlin last w.•ek to'
prompt delivery. Secretary Bryan',
statement is Ie:•gtby and abounds in
expressions of 1:10 regard for the
17 Water pan is a filled "high principles upcn which '.he :1:
;wrist German govenaneat las a.•
urnace without removing. ways acted." Accordingly 11 Colli ae
on Germany to d savow the action of
S>.z thelard dealer or write for booklet. Iia naval commanders in the Faiths.
e: tilcC Cushing GuldigLt and Lute:ants in-
cidents. All of tb se are formally
Sold by W. R. PINDER: Complained o' as infringements cf th
"sacred frees:oat of the seas" and tb-
rlghts of A..ertcan citizens to travel
' freely upon the b'.yh seas. The not.
Seasonable
Footwear
you cntue into tui. •tort• i1
1 o give you Shoes 01 ltubhrra
that will be •hetdutely cow-
fertable And will went to
you: sa t is tart ion We want
you to realize that your well.
fate is our first con,iderat ion
Our price. A:'• most reason
able.
1 REP.4IRING Winghem ..
— — reaanerts teat Germany moat ha held
MONEY FOK MISSIONS. to strict ac•ountabil.ty for all thee-
acts. affirms the pur•ose of the Unit.
Sams Contributed by Methodist Con- ed States gu.er int to protact its
greaauooa in Hums Canty, •travelling eta a t in indisputable
right. relec•, the rapidity of toe warn -
The :imolai report of the Cburcnsr y 'n, advt rt!:, t 1American merican papers
Society for the Methodist Church of end ass' 1t$ tae Inevitable Inhumanity
Caned.' shows that During the put .tf Germanys t.:e,thols of submartn •
Church year the total amount rebore' ttar[are.
for utissinnate purposes WAS gn;111,:11.17.
IreinR =•21..1 P4 less than the total ex-
penditure. The aruounta eontnbuted
to the fluid by the different churches
in Huron is as follows. Those pieces
mentioned as Mint I n»" r epresent a
single Church, those under "Cir cults"
two or three churches :
sera s:s.
Brussel. $ G1at
Clinton, tt'eeley
Ontario. r lad
Goderich, Notch 1l(J)
Victoria :01
Iseaforth 429
1185 .
Geo. MacVicar
Godet•ich
Auburn
Arbneld
Nueva le
lirnmtllrr
Belgrave
Sheth.
Bay field
Centralia.
Dungannon
Exeter. Main
James
k itueilk
Ethel
YorJwieh
[brand Bend..
Gorrie.
Hensen
Holnte*ville
Lnndelboro
Nile
Walton
Wroxeter
Varna
TORONTO'S GERMAN SPIES
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Three Most Important Arrests—St
Kitts Bars Oa'faln German Athletes
Toronto, ::a) la —"Two of tho
:levcrest Gernan splay in Canada"—
according to the statement of Mr.
A. J. Russell Snow, K.C.. Gegl:trar
t,• Alien Est tales—were arrested to
Toronto on ,Saturday and 'r.terned at
Bt•tnley Bariacks. The ..re Gustav
Kiefer. aged 2Z!,andtodfri d 'Moser
aged 25, of the firm of K.cfer. Moser
f♦ C9., lispert.re and exporters, 1
Rr-:ck a.en::-. Toronto. They are
• bathes of Karlerulte, Geri• tny, and
1.25► aa.e been :n Canada two years.
Zell They. both :.re •xi'erlenced dra•_eh's-
11C1 non; they are well educated. alert
4'31 and keen. will plenty of 5elf-ass.-r-
54 :ion. The production of Kiefer's
aotehook, bund on the grc :nd natl.
Elft Exhibition camp. an') conta!ni.,g tea-.
745 eral pages of carefully preparel ob-
I(tr6 servations and notes In German, re
413 tutted In it '-dtnte action. .ft 1.;
401 pro'able t!• ' .e military • a•:'''leCt .
' will conduct . roar •sea. d.h t t-ve.310
434 Ligation into :he edict end o, e-.
317 au.rns of tlx: L.:a ' :r- , '• Poth l
3115
been uncle: suspicion bees: se of
•, :,t:. st-a.. ge ac:i.,,a since Ja::u.ry.
George A. Hamm, con:mizalon
ib Agent, 7f Wilson avenue, a:;d forme:
n& Lieutenant in the German •41'11 J. was
e3a ! also interned Saturday. (; • ! as for
tome months barn under nb' rvatton
1141647 by the military authorities an,' police
and sae several tim;s fo:n3 hang -
$1 'ng around Exhibition camp under
COLICKY CHILDREN. be lera.pret't of selling yanaleaeen t• tae
Isoldiers. Fie has lately been :' yiag
l i n get a pts : tt to visit Niagara.
�Colicky children can be PromPtY This led to ..'s anent.
crated by Bab)'s Own •rableta, because Ithe merman Runneel
{beer rabic'', act directly 011 the ',tom- :'t, Ca'hitl.:ca. May 18— hires•
sett and bowels and cleanse theist of ora of the llartln Road Il . a hay
all impurities. Concerning them Nn. li•appoloted many Bcff'l , athletes
Jar. l'. `slater, Summerville, . ti l ay refusing tha entries of all run-
e t ttel : "1 have , used Btabyb Own iers of German birth or cxar.tctlon.
TahRte and •m glad tar say l have the ra a opal Lc raa on ilettr.a Day.
iounti them An excellent medicine for
done promptly, thoroughly and
reasonably. Well repair or renew
your roof, feat yo.r chimney top,
leaders, gutter. or entnie! in firrt-
cla•, c..ndilion.
FAMILY .
REPAIRING. TOO
It you want it'. Put a new copper
trrt'o,u ane the wt-hboiler. mend
ell kind. of leak, in (innate.
Fred Hunt
Ph.,„
Hamilton Siete!
which accurately weighs,
and automatically seals
Lantic Sugar in dust -tight,
germ -proof cartons.
By this method of packing
no hand touches the sugar
from the Refinery
to your pantry.
Look for the
Lantic Red Ball
on each package
colic and 10141 of deep.' The Tablets
are sold 1.y tuedictne deaters or by STRIKES WARNING NOTE
Mail at 25 cents • box from The Dr.
W illism. Medicine Co.. Brockville,
Out.
IesMts. (lir.) Hunter hu received from
her uepbew, espt. Dr. ('aweruli
w on (sou (sou of the tete Dr. John D. Wsl- sanding positions on which the ▪ of London) a letter ackoowletlging Turco -German forces can take 1ta
the receipt of a package sent from
stand before we are able to move
i
Stern Fighting Before Allies Open
the D:rdar.elles
London. May 1S—Aahrn'•ad Bart-
ett cables: "The first phage of the
7alllpoll fighting is over. The hattle
'or the possession of the heights of
Achl Tlaba has come to a clos
►chi Tiaba is the fiat of the con
Have beautiful
window decorations
Notting gives so much pleasure
u a well decorated window.
Your windows will be the envy
of your neighbors if you use the
—fee esneiss wed zfre ezies
Guaranteed not to sag
or tannish
There i. a Kirsch Flat Rod in a
r-eter to match your woodwork or
draperies. Every end eonedea a
writers geanoese tkst k wilt we
sag or tarnish.
Ire ea eats ea .M we esNweeles
Washer mire the Kikadi
Fief Red
1 ,.,,,1 d ... them
GFA. HOHMEIER
(ioderich containing gifts forwoundr
soldier... The letter is dated April
21st, in France: s Lr. Wilson.
"It is too bad," say
"that l had no Canadian patients at
the time, but I distributed toe tobacco
and cigarettes so kindly sent by the
good people of Goderich among the
British wounded. Tbey were very
pleased and grateful, poor chaps, and
tot some sat teem I ant afraid it will be
almost the lest smoke. It is wonder-
ful the effect of tobacco. The first
thing the wounded ask for is • 'fag,'
and they •coitally hear any peon as
long as the have something to smoke.
W ala you please thank for me person-
ally Mrs, Holt. Mas. Protdfoot, Misses
Bitot, Aueehrook, Proudfoot, Strang,
Roberts,
Mllytdb
who so generously sent gifts for
distribution ? i described to the men
the delightful little town on the shorn
of Lake Huron where 1 hive spent am
many hep;T days, and where my
thoughts often turn. They were
greatly interested, end deeply grateful,
and tory send with me our heartfelt
thanks.
"We ate very busyjust now, as the
result of the Neuve hg Ile fight, but
the men are in fine spirits ar.d ver
nptimre istir. Onotices a greet dif-
ference in the wounded nnw and after
the Wile of Ypres in October. i wish
i could tell you eeme of my esperi-
encw. but aril afraid the censor would
not be kind to the letter. 1 tam leav-
ing in a day or two for th • trenehmaeo
will soon be In the midst of it.
"Again our thanks to the good pm -
pie of Ooderkb."
Ladies and Gentlemen. '
If your hair 1• thin, faded or discol-
ored, or If you are held, if you would
makeoar appearance attractive and
youthful and benefit your health and
comfort. be ern you ors the Doren -
wend Co.'s wonderful display of qual-
ity hair goods at the Hotel Bedford,
litderleh, oe Monday. May Slot
Switches, braids, transforsnattoosa
pompadour*, w•5.Ii ta, ere., ee nmesr•
gnawed quality hair and worksaanahlp.
Aho Dn,rv'nwend art hair -toupees for
held .sen, including flan famous rani -
eery patent atrweturre. You are oe-
brrd a free demaestrstlon of say
Kyle. Remetmbet the date—Mo.dsy.
May *W.
which automatically packs Lantic Sugar
in white cotton and jute bags.
Wonderful machines weigh and stitch
tight each bag—no hand touching the
product.
These machines give an idea of the up-
to-date methods employed in our new
Model Refinery—where every step in
the process of manufacture is planned
to make—"Sugars of Extra Quality."
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MONTREAL. QUE. ST. JOHN, N. B.
hp the Gallipoli 'Peninsula and thus
;ommand the northern shore of the
Yarrows. There are . others Just as
formidable even if not more so. be-
hind It. and unless the enemy ■udden-
y loses heart all these positions must
!e taken hill by hUl and trench by
;much, before the army can open the
Yarrows gate to the fleet. Those wbo,
In their Ignorance of the true state
►t anairs on the Gallipoli Peninsula.
aspected speedy and triumphant sue
;oss will be disappointed."
SECOND DNVISION LANDS
UI Safely In England Sys Muslim
For Shornelllfs Training
Ottawa. May 1$—The Minister of
Militia. Malor!;eneral Sam Hughes,
announced last night that the second
lknadlan division has landed safely
as Ragland and bas gone to Shorn-
slIt.% where it will be temporarily
euartered prior to taking its place
with the first division on (he Flas-
Iers frost. The second contingent
says Gr I Hughes, 1n all but Bile
pefollce 1■ fully up to the standard
se the first.
Botha a Conqueror
Loadoa. May 11—An official state -
W et says that Windhoek. capital of
Dorman Soothweat Africa, was cap-
tured last week wttlout resistance by
Cates of South Africa forces under
Gisee .l Botha. General Botha has
lensed a proolamatloe at Windhoek
which says that. as the Commander
$t the German foram violated The
Rase Convention by poisoning the
wells. General Botha has reserved
Ike right to elect each roomfuls as
lie may deem acting.
Sr4tleh Seed«hip Lest
Lefties. May 11—T1e British bet.
Y.•hlg O.lfatb las been torpedoed
la the Desdaa.0 . with a loss ee t..
MVM.
Aaanme.mest of the loss M the
Bernd was made la the Hasse of
Uwsira Inst weak by Wheaten
p.rchul. Met Lord d the
continued froru page one.
muniatte he would make even less of
that eleven miles than the crow does
and then Premier Borden's peace of
mind would b. ,bettered.
The weight of evidence istbat Prem-
ier Borden s hiding place is somewhere
in the lowlands where he can let well
enough alone without observation
from those who would make it worse
by a general election. The call of the
wild is, of course, a mere 'mese, be-
cause Bob Rogers and Doctor Reid are
calling wildly enough to suit anybody
with en ear for (bet kind of music.
(letting next to nature M another pre-
text that won't wash, because there is
plenty of nature right at bone. Otta-
wa is now Clothed in the beauty of
spring. The grass and trees are as
green as a newly elected M. P., the
skies as blue as Famine' Minister
White's outlook. the mountains as
pus pie as • peroration by R. B. Ben-
nett The river sparkles like a ,liver
shield and Dinoy Murphy's horses
fiance upon the tide. The Belleau
Oass1 has been termed on again
Now that the warm weather has cone
the sunsets, always highly successful•
ran he viewed with comfort. The
m000ligbt is at its old work and the
Ottawa pacts are tuning up. The
Chateau Laurier bas spread its awn -
lege mad the nicest people in town are
tak eg tea on the terrace. In feet,
Ottawa is at her best.
A11 of which goes to show that it
wasn't nature that Presider Howden
wasted to get nest to, b a oeetain
dssss.t of human nate a Hist be
wasted to dodge, when he west deb -
leg. Tb. Premier leees41.4m the deb
how to rem the Donau* et Meade.
lie amts Memos b . die
ee
earthly .�.e nosmaim% IMO asses llemal
obis tbe
LaiLiserimengleirikediMes red sad
ditty ream MM._ owd
Osearls% bwith vrlth
things to tell.
Fishing is cart of Premier Borden's
philosophy—it is the outward and vie -
Agra of a lot of hard thinking. It
will br the Premier's fate, a• it is every
angler's. to have the biggest fish get
away, hut what Is his *Very beside Bob
Rogers', who had a general election
get away from him after be actnally
had it on the hook'!
Being • philosopher Premier Borden
noturally leaves a philosopher behind
bim to sit rw the Rd. Sir George Fos-
ter is the acting premier. 81r George
baa peered the dangerotr age. No
more nesse of traitors fcr him, no more
feverish testimonials from Bir Mac-
kenzie Rowell. Sir George ie now a
philoeopber pure end simple He
kooks back at politics over his shoulder.
He is as safe to leave behind am Sir
George Perley, who Is warming a
chair for somebody I. the High Com-
misaiooer'a office In London One
philosopher can trust another Sir
Robert Borden baa the greatest am -
Odom. in Sir(l Foster.
Meanwhile p�l measures B�
not neglected.
Dor-
den went fishing • great howl bad
come from Toronto against a general
election. it was felt In Ottawa that
Toronto couldn't be well, because
never before had *be said • word
agsinet a Oo.asrvatiee tioveresseet.
Peet expertise wan that Toronto
would swallow anything, en that them
signs of a weak stomach wen viewed
with alarm. Two days after Premier
B orden disappeared witebrod and reel
Bob Rogers wan ask gTand Toes to
hold out tromp"
was feeling her palms. The e.Mlt•
emsforegathered
at tea Limp IYmmatd
• sad the verdict was that Otta-
wa would have to go slow.
Bob lingers was particularly
alarmed. r mesas that Wi.
and ether Tarp rltles ars
the same and mom Im Mety t er
th/mmMss to take tba
std et gar itch Ito v
helm 1. rarer e, athis e. the /r
list at wee. H. F. G.
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