HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1915-7-1, Page 9Catania M Al Right.
The 6tetttlk Msee.ty toile • story ed
a w eeetestly met. wbo at one time
had $ Wood faro la Brun. county, Mt
who west Wast with his oeigebose
ted did hiriy w01. but declares it M
tet the pities this Province 1a
and 1110 omen here end aserificsd it t.
mum sateen 1w ceder to mak. • quick
elle W {et awe y. Last year. (e toor-
moa with many usher•, be bad deity •
tale atop. but nothing to whet ha ex.
peeled ob.li be went out there It
Wee band to market, because be was
some agleam from an elevator or
doom • etatiou- Ooodltioes were not
the beat for bis t•mily, $cbool. and
olurebes were a loug way off. He
bed made the trip beck least for the
of seeing of the ten who had
his Ontario term was tinct of
hie bargshe sod wasted to sell hack
to him- H. was dis.pp d.i4 because
be eased not get the ofd pi ee back.
bet w has eon given up the me too of ouR orrAwAbat he ha • /aroter •gain is Ontario LE
ifs wonder is that anytime hew-
ing • Rood fermi in °markt was
ewer enticed to go West, and no
s.bt there ase buodreds thee. wbo BY H. F. GADSBY
tesesld now cunts back if obey had the
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TRE 8Ifl) A L : GOD&RICH ONTARIO
"What's In A Name"?
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Well, if the nano is
it means irreproachable
quality and value. 'VII
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oppoetuaI* y. Some of tbem wdL Toe
reaction that bo set in. std that will
°optinw, is hound. Tb. Mercury says,
to benefit Oot trio, and Oularto Loin
lands are about as solid an investment
as there is on obs market at the pre. -
set time.
Will yoti he pone for doer and
eves?" be timidly asked ••\o, Ruta
D O th that I am a saff,agette i can;
sever be your.. Hut you sway be-
come meow wbeo you will,' she re -
glad la • matter-o(d.et siert of way ,
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Ottawa. June 9►,—Politicians at the
Capita/ do ooh take much stock in a
despatch from Eaglaod hinting that
Sir Richard McBride may become
AR•ot-tieoeral for British Columbia in
London "if he is oot drawn into Fed-
eral retitle. in ibe meantime It is
within possibility that Sir Richard
may he Agent -Omens' for his native
Province in London. beca.u.e Sir Rich-
ard likes English ways and needs the
money• but the best bettors are wager-
ing tea to one against his beingdrawn
int t Peder sl politic.. Drawing Sir
Richard into Federal politics would be
drawing from the diweard, and that is
never satisfactory.
Sir Richard himself I. keen eooug
to be an Ottawa stateetnan, so lee
that he viers Otrsw• tbree times
Tear to interview Premier Burden and
honorable Hebert Rogers, Iwt t
chances are all against hint. Premir
Borden dots act forget that Sir Rob
and was at one time his rival for t
Conservative leadership and the Hon
orable Bub long ego neut., d hin out as
size I :cul lar sad a size ti bead. Sir Rich
and did very well as long as be ha 1'hi
own way in British C.,Iumbia, where
!tit was a favor i'e son• tut worn th
surplus of -promissory notes began t
wear through in spots and s reilwa
P olicy. ev idem ly conceived by Bindle
the Sailor, began t , bear herd o0
be people. and Attorney -Gene
bewser began to kick at doing alp tb
mei work and taking ell the blame
Sir Richard's glory faded rapidly.
Al prevent the Hntuh ('.lumbi,.
eVineton Churchill, the dirt British
stat.agi i to notice "the Beal of bigb
destiny oo his bnnw." Little did Mr.
Churcotll tbiak wbeo be said that tbe
seal was about to he shifted and that
the destiny wuold M transferred to
Loodoe to • shelf near hie own.
the whole. therefore. Sir Hie
chines, of being drawn into Fed
politics are negligible, unless ..f co
the Borden Government is food en
of discredit to link icseU up with
troubles in British Columbia jus
the presence of the Honoralee RA)
Rogers in the Dowinio0 ('.140.1 h
it up with the 'mod'.
RUSSIANS NOW PREQPARE
TO O FOES MOVE
Teutonic Allies Altempttrg an Ow
Med Sweep to Warsaw•—Other
Fronts Satisfactory
Lemdon, June 2l --Northeast of Len -
berg the Auetrt>Gerssan armies are
pressing forward toward the pcsi(tose
sstabllshed y the Rummies sootµ tar
River Bug. Owing to the stubborn
resistance et the Russian forces
against Von Macke•sen co the Dole. -
ler the Grand Duke Nicholas Ma had
ample time to reform kb lines and
Amer tip strong defences in this see -
1100. The Russians have defeated a
Teuton attempt to split their armies
by an attack 1n great force on the
Lemberg-Bresetaay lines. The Ger-
man movements all indicate a great
attempt to invest Warsaw and it Is
expected that the river Ran will be
the scene of the neat beevy lighting.
From three directions the Teutons are
aiming attacks against the Polish
capital. A mcvem�y t against ('holm.
in Important Rumba. fwtram south
Mat of Warsaw and due south of
Brest on the second line et reported
On
how Petrograd. bu tar this move
bard's
Hent has failed.
eral Italians Nearing Rlva
wee Ronne. Jun 29 --Italian Infantry
ougb forces, supported by their artll:ery
the have made further important advance.
t •t sn the ItaIo-Austrian front. South cit
heti Riva at the northern extr.mlte of
055 lake Gardls the Alpine troops. eght-
;ag through narrow passes. some of
which are banked by mountains 5.000
set high. have penetrated within six
Miles of Riva- As • result of en-
gagements to the Plkta sector the
tallaca along the i. o have forced
passage of tbe river between Sa-
raido and Gorizia and have entreneb-
ttd themselves on the eastern bank
'thin bailing distance of the Aus-
trians. Gen. ('adorn reperta that the
talians are maintaining their pose
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M•nitoha
b Toe Honorable Bob is not exactly a It
n discard. He is what the conjurors
• calla forced card. That is to say, be
forced himself. He saw it was time to
be get out of that pack in Manitoba To I
✓ give him credit. he did his est to a
- poste a new shuttle in Macitob• g
he unci he sold pull off a I►antinion
election. but before ` be could get w
a squared away the house of cards fell
- in on him. The evidence goes to chow 1
• that the Honorable Bab paid frttipuent 'docs everywhere and are advancing
vtxits to Dr. bitumen, the Con.erva- , steadily.
e tive organiser, wbose dart secret. re -
o French Air Ratd Succsastful
o tomer now i0 a safety deposit boa while 1 parts, June 29—Tnet(e baa beea ar-
ra their owner seeks peace and •curt at tillery fighting north of Souchea, at
d the battlefront in Flanders- it seeds Neuv11Ie and -Roc:'ntroari Between
that the chief maxim n' of undrite, Cowie -
cal statesmanship, "Don't write, Colue,'- the Oise and ,the Aisne the artillery
ground
e could not always be followed and some duel continues to our advantage. In
of the secrets had to 1'. hired G,\.tV, the Argonne and on the heights of the
Lactate these telegrams are hurtled. Meuse, at the Colow•e trenches, the
Zebulon Leah, K. C. h.... • disensr. Germans have renewed their attacks
;t
That Tired •FeelingM
hie tlr•!I fp►1101 that so often
tomes wills Sp hog weather is
Oil likely to result from the
wearing of winter shoe after
they have bre. -sited in .as
trout sny of the other mum.
to which it is usually ascribed.
g
Iw•gi-suture doesn't know where i
wands Sir Richard says it is dir
solved sad Bowser sacs it isn't On
top of alt that costes the affair of tee
two submarines io which Sir Ricbard
memo to hare played a lone band be-
-rause he liked the feel of reel money
The goo.' guessers are predi •ting that
it Rieherd's Government will be in
and lu• l if it isn't inve.t gates[ alone
t Bred both as president of the G. N w,
which bas • lively sense of &Mie , On the 2:th one of our aeroplanes was
and chief counsel for tee C.. N. R. b able successfully to drop eight Combe
o0 the Zeppelin hangar at ht ichs-
dane sad t a coma, thy( teltrpsrams paten. Motor trouble obliged the
mien than a month oW litter up the aviator to land during his return
office and *et -item with hnai0ese. journey. Fortunately he was able to
The Honorable Hetes tangential eon- reach Swiss territory.
oectioo with the Jlsnitolie rerelatiogs
`ring. the Barden Government in line I Seems Very Mysterious
it
Many Remedies are Suggested
but we believe you will food
A Pam of our Liebe,gtpliah,
Comfortable Spring Shoes It?ot
A Sure Cure.
lhe mine lines as the late Minitoba
iovern,u.ut is being investigated
Mow. There i• also, meat for inquiry
by Sr Charles Davidson in the split-
'be.i.te, ripe t of the submarine pur-
chase Ulrich h2. never been extmined
iw de(s•l. Wbieb 'means that British
mdiai• net only baa. her own
troebtes bot Sir Richard's too- t fact
Bich will naturalle have a chart .n-
g effort on his welcome home -
rbe Bid -Government overnment has hail:
enough trouble with spotted repute -
roe. withous• t' iara ng more hasking
Richert, McBride to acme in. Sir
ir-h.rd will he more safely an 1 c wt -
S H.A R M A N,t
TBR SHOE IAN ?Sir
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n eedy located as Agent -General iu
here he can chum with
FARE 1225 D!,T0 CLEVELAND
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TUESDAY—THURSDAY
SATURDAY
THE STEAMER "STATE OF OHIO"
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EXCURSION TO CLEVELAND—EVERY SATURDAY -
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100.0 P 10010p.Stora w11,M P. IL al brew tor art (,tar a• lecareer
Demi T. Pr rwre tolhomm asses •0.15. P . car e :a tc `+ ;w" ^" c n w0 it
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To the
North
Country
Water•Z y+ a ..
Yayaget"— -
Oa the Great
itrawl
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--with d the iwerial
sopeitmeats tassel an the I. qua arms
Liam. rt enjoyments of no
tees r sere rgereser M.soarer •.swat. w IiaaMr Itmina ease lamer tar
Leat beer ►fie mope* w Stew'. Webs Ile lar.Ara It.teremtt Stec.
see to want
To Dolma, Fart WUIIans, Port Arthur, SOo,
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NORTHERN NAVIGATION CO.
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Ontario
w h that amazing stair of &Mere to
which qtr Rodman,' If Agin signed I Montresl, ] nit 23—The drowning
what he 1555 1014 and tore up what he of a fourth soldier on duty on 1h_
didn't like and Ur- Mont ague was 1 w Lac,.ine Canal picket yesterday has
ai.•k t i ss, that bpi Department was aroused the military and civil authori-
eonductld honestly and the Hen. Mr• ties to Immediate action. The victim
t'oldwell instructed the Provincial ties
time was Pte. F. J. Rodney
architect to jockey the figures w (bat trtntroae years old. Na was a mew
; the rake-off would stand the test of • ber of the Irish -Canadian Ranger* -
royal commission- Speaking by and The gr''''' :wo drowniage were con -
large the warning is against discards, sidtred p:re!y accidental, but wben
one of which is the Hun. Dr, Mont• the third e-t.c occurred the nakiitary
argue. The I ate Min:.ttr' of Poetic ' authorltits commenced a careful in
Works for Manitoba was a hells,' hue- vestt-geticre a;ad the' will 1,e carred
amid t•. Federal polities °lo.g fief, -.vee farther- now that -the tourt:.
Sir Rodauo/ I H--..hlin rook him in- drow-neag has talon plat.
Tbe disease
mews t0 hove spread to
the minor oM
in various a
)'s• lee- ghastly die
ei
er
als and affected tbeut Furti:er Examples of "Kultur"
h
f i d
u ort Nary League has issued the 10114)1-
Horwood to Be -heater to herr his sp., I pendia removed Althon h his a Ing statement: "The s, arch of contra-
Rr•ee o t rare Prorinctal .\rh't Amatorda.... June 2.'—The •German
. moats was pretty bad it is not alleged bind carrying ships is in most cast s
(bac 6r bad deliberately storied it
aim/impossible. especially in the case et
r meth ober state documents in strained of thesize and speed of the•
his deg rttnent. Theo thecae was the Lusitania. There is. there tore, ou4
' curious case of Mr. Hook and Mr. Salt, one way to prerent the Iters of (:er
K name* naes for The Winnipeg Tele- man soldiers from t,;• ng threatened.
' grain to p!ay with now that r- is foot- and that is by sinking such ships with
loom and tongue -free. Mr. Salt went out warning What the American
to Denver in pursuit n( "health and capitaliata and ammuu:t:on makers
was followed by Mr. Hook bearing think of this must remain a Shatter
spriest to complete the cure. The idea of todiference to us."
was that Mr Salt should take his 1
time asa)ut O. A paternal govern
Stent was provldiog him web the
towns to stay away. It did not wish
to permanently injure his canatitutl..rt
by hurrying him back to give evidence
before a Royal ('ommiesioo- Beside.,
the scandal was too rotten to keep
anyhow and no amount of Salt would
cure it. Everybody knows what hap -
of pened Om ha felt that Hook.they The
highwaymen a
tbeir bit too. ao they gave Hook the
hack. They hooted the mons and
let Hoak go, also his gold ware and
trecrogis .mall change to carry him
along a day or two env joke was on
Solt, but tbe laugh was on Erma
Met bad • eerier of humor. Shoe.
Oettiaba robber. -in short, they gave
Stook the Ontabaha
Two other discards are giving the
Borden Oo•er0meot a great deal of
troubi.. Arthur De Witt Fost,r,M.P.,
ways be will run again and W F. tear -
hind. M. P., anaemic -se that he still
has the psttonage of Carleton county
Although Premier Borden hurled these
publicly and shed tears over them.
*bey insist on rising again. For an-
swer all Premier Borden can do is to
toter bewildered deputation. to tbe
burial service aa set down to Hansard.
H. F. 0.
SHE SUFFERED FOR NINE LONG
YEARS.
T1s. Dadd's Kidney PEO. Card Madams
s•1•ager's ltlt.mattem.
St. Anatole. Gloucester Oo , N� H„
Jane iRl- taps•i•I). --Cord of rt.._
heathen frame wide\ she had suffered
iee Now years, Iladama Piset• Nab
fir. a well-k.owa tiedre-
•pad M
tre.s.t of this placee tellies
bar Meads that she owes her wast
Nam cot health to D.dd', Kidney Pisa
'I want awveybody to ksow that 1
...d D.diCs [iiddeeeyy AIM for rhesr..
them sed that 1 am perfectly cared."
Madame foews Stella rBeMttestlem few sl..aeee.
1 aim W h.akaeha and centrage la r.
*.mala. 1 bed • Maar beste in my
1 woe itrea�st 015 the
b MN ag and
lo•. Dodd'. Elderly PIM eated
mmadebsdrboansetisse all my other trembles
He Should Have Added "Just Yet"
Amsterdam, June :9--A despa'ch
from Berlin says that during a cruet
visit of the Kaiser to the western
frost. in a neighborhood where many
of the German soldiers t ad been kill-
'bd. the Emperor alight,d from hes
horse and kneeled on the ground,
where he offered a prayer- Rising he
said "Oh God. 1 did not want this
WILT'
Ssbr..rin.s Again Busy
Land_n,Jane29—Tbe [►riti.h steam-
ship ladrant. 3,64O OMs. was punk
on Sunday Cy .t German robmarin, at
a print southwlest of Tu.kar, Ireland-
Tbe crew was •aro. The emelt
bark Dumfrieseh1re, 2.:CF tons.
which •si1•1 from Sean Francisco.
January for [tuliin with a cargo
of barley, was soak by • German sub-
marine. The crew wadi landed at
Milford H• en. Wales
Mose Successes in Africa
London, June 29 -A Germa■ fort
and wlrele,p Pita tion near Pukobs. on
the western shore of lake Victoria
Ayanna. G.e an East Africa- was die
.troyed by 4 British expedition from
Uganda. Baty boats, .i sol nos, neve
and valuate doeun. nos were tap
tared and two machine tali were
destroyed.
Towhee; Petty Reyes.
Amsterdam. Jane 2e--t•sas1a•tla.
*pie bas decided t• etp01 the .ecru
tarter* sad attarbm soothed to the
America. and Itallea •tntsmir. as a
mart of reprisal for the etpuleirle ol
Tartish timed• . from Leedom
Two Cherch salt. cewwww **rw
• " rIIn. Jose 2.—YMswws slates that
Me Bishop of Trieste baa ordered all
..peA.oua chart\ tells to M placed
at the impound of the war elai.try
TT►eer will be seed to help sweet tae
MOM for brass for us00ltio.s
Zeppelin Out Again
Am.(endam, liar 2/ -Two Teppe
hes peeled ever Wirth HollaM res
A omen ••Yam !time wbet be I brlday "WI "mania Site west •t
hastiest at mat11 after be Inquires it. fmal ops" •d at a by eltlt.dls.
Faeroes r,..Fecv 1, NM •
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You will soon be spending your vacation. Whither you ate
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this warm summer weather. Come and inspect
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Larne range 01 (luting Shirts, in. lading the "Sport" Shirt. A
new and nobby Shirt for outdoor life. Alpo fancy •tri pe,' and
plain cashuteresand cottons, soft collar., Price. •75c to :2,11.
Trousers
Plain white duck Traneers, all sizes pricey.
White create Serge Trouser*. plai• and stripe
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$1.25 ami 51,54
eRr, to. all pure
$S.N to V.I.
A varied range of Bathing Suits
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Maudie—"Mamuta, won't you please
ask Dr. Dote to look at my little
duckling } It is i11." Motber- "No,
no ; run away ! Dr. [)oce isn't a binl
doctor.•' Naudie—••W Well. papa mitt
[est night be was • quack doctor!"
'• W ben 1 Io.k ab tike cSsgregstioo.-
said • London weedier. "i say. • whet e
arc *be poor?' Whom 1 count the
offertory in the vestry. I say, 'where
are the rich
"Had 1 the wings of • bird--'• logon
the poet- ••You'd suffer,-" i0terruptee
the prosaic person. ••Your wife would
take them away tram you to trim a
het- '
A nogentit. ie a man who a. to
tell people wb.. the girl was tlAut be
NEW TERM OPENS enzereet :..-fore they are, able to re -
SEPTEMBER 1st •
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IFALL. TERM OPENS SEPT. ht
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THE NORTHERN
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IWARM WEATHER
SUGGESTIONS
Coal Oil
Stoves
Refrigerators
Screens
Hammocks
Art
Silver Ware
Cement
We handle three makes. the New Perfection ; the
Detroit, for either oil or gasoline ; the Clark Jewel.
Call and see them demonstrated and get our prices.
It is "a penny wise and a pound foolish” not to
have a good refrigerator. You lose more in pro-
duce in one season than would pay big interest on
the investment, to say nothing of having your food
kept sweet and fresh. Call and see our line of
Refrigerators.
Keep the flies out. They are big carriers of dis-
ease. CaII and see our large assortment of Screen
Doors and Windows ; prices and sizes to suit
every person.
In Hammocks we have a veryTarge range for your
choice ; prices from 52.0o to ,00.
June Weddings• are now on. You will want to get
something nice for your friend- Have you seen our
nice assortment of Depos-Art Silver Deposit Ware?
This Deposit on china is Sterling Silver. The
pieces consist of Tea Sets, Cocoa Sets, Salts and
Peppers, etc.
Are you going to do any building ? We have just
received another carload of Portland Cement. Call
and see us before purchasing.
Coal Now is the time to make arrangements for your
winter supply of Coal. Do not forget that we
handle Scranton Coal and that all our Coal is
weighed on the market scales. Chestnut Coal, 57.5o per ton during June ; Stove Coal. 57.5o Per
ton duri g June ; Egg Coal, 57.25 per ton during
June ; Sommer Wood, 52.25 per cord ; ;-ard Wood,
2.50 pet• cord.
FOR IYOVR PLVelOING, HEATING, LAVES . TROt•GHING. TINSMiTHING
AND • ELECTRIC it taim.G. GIVE Its A CALL- ALL W ORK PROMPTLY
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