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OUR OTTAWA LEITER
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0 t►wa, Sept. CJI - As the Cone
veNv press seems io, lewd to
with the subject it may be as well
gio. • straight story of what the
wrestles party said for naval deft
wb,o it war out of oMee and whit
did when Rime in. Broadly almaki
Sir Robert eden, Sir George F..s
and their following In Parllaaleot
stinted and anemia heartily to
principle laid den at every Colon
Uoafeseoce siaree It#17, namely. t
while Canada la daughter is
m otbee's house .be is wtatress in
own. and that any system of Insect
Jefenoe in whine Canada hard • •
should keep that fart is tiled.
7 be qurstiou of 'level defers
which had received considerable
tenllo0 at tin Colonial Confers
was introduced to Canadian polis
by Sir Gorge Fo.ier iu Much, 1
when he moved a ress,lutiou W t
effect that Canada should no Luo
delay to assume her Moue of the
ispoo0idlity and financial burden •'
cadent to the suitable protection of h
exposed coast line and gtewt seaport
Bir Oeoep's resolution was • 1.1
vague, an die LV ilia id Laurier with
George. consent, and also with Lead
Borden's, Introduced one that wa
the meaning clearer. This moti
went on to saythat dub cootrlbutio
to the Imp•tial treasury were not
acoordatece with the ►pmt of ho
role and that the lest solution of t
questiou was the speedy °egetizati
of • Canadian naval seavies veld
wculd be built nn Imperial nav
Dudek and would at into the b g Hall
icg machine iu caro the integrny
honor of the Empire was awathtd.
To this tesolulion. whizb was pass
unanimously by the House of U..,
mons, Sir George Peeler said Awe
He particularly said Amen to S
Wllh;d's moat Its on tach contritit
Hoar. Sir George may be a s'aunt
Impel ialitt but he is .Iso • good Cats
di•n and any prol.osal to pay tax
and Int somebody she con t,ol th
money naturally made him but undo
the collar. Hee ot.jection to a fix.
moony contribution was tbat it look,
iks hiring somebody else to do ou
own job. Wbat be wanted was sum
hiog into which Canada would pu
her body, bootee, blood, mental posse
red national pride. In short, al
4rorge was all for • Canadian navy
111 on British line,, and capable
working together with Great Britain'
$vy in the defence of the Empire.
Bir Molest Borden translated $
eorge's opinions into words of four
yllablee and over, but substantial'
is views wet. the same -a more
,rce of our own. He was, so be said
ppoeed to cash contribution. for con
titutioual and political reasona, no
to nor whet the •trice Oaf (Abed
couldn't keep it op, and that it won
be the source of friction in the rtupir
and • bone of eoOteutiou in Csuaoi
ttic• and one way and another
thing all mound. He pointed ou
that cash contributions had not been
•pproved by the people of Australia,
who were setting us an example 1,
going in toe • local nav . For ail o
wbisb wad orf oil* r.aaone too
ssmerors to sneetioo ilir Robert was
strong for a local envy cm the Amstra-
iao plan; with the 'looney and the
ships under 000trol of our own
Ilaa..nt. Snob • system, co-ordin-
ating with the Imperial bevy, would
soder "a real service to the defemoe
the Empire sod would do our du;y
only to (Janda but to the Empire
a wbok." Incidentally Leader Bor-
en rzpe•essed a hope teat his friends
hind him would 'rise superior to
ly motives." They didn't, but
at may not have been 'bis fault.
ireumst•nees have f uenuy obliged
r Robert to drive with • slack rein.
Al all events, Sir Robert was en -
anemic for a Comedian navy in
arch, 1000, and for some months
ter. He saw in it "tbe use of our
wn material, the empiot moot of our
o people, the develupnxat and util-
ation of our own skill and resoutce-
Ineee, and above all the impressing
Poo the people • sense of responai-
lite for their share in international
airs.- That last phrase looks well
print but u • practical states.
an Mir Robert dwelt chiefly on the
boom • lue.1 navy would give to our
boom Iodustries. That idea was still
Dearing fruit In hie mind six months
ter when be took it as a text to his
o constituency of Halifax and
• their mouths water at tne pros -
of • revival of tie shipbuilding
wiry In Nov Scotia. A month
ter he told a Toronto audience that
was absurd to frank that Canada
uldn't build her own navy It is
ire true that Mir Robert recanted all
use statetzeots four years onw-
ards, but In tb• year ISUM be was
ire d tbodox. La fact, he remained
u long as his friend, would let him.
(ding only when the Natiolialbte
d others yosatim n {nauseates reti-
red it n.-lsngtte passible to "tier
perior to part m•tivee." There
be so doubt t Mfr Robert Roe -
bad the right views la 1i09 and
wrong owes la 161x1 lime bag
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li RIn Hobert Borden
o0Y, rad then
couldn't be doss in 1913. Is befog
this very minute at Montreal,
here a gee named Charles
web is banding eaboarlow for
British navy
The lsspsrial fsrsnee of August,
10, ■atiog on the barnnmlone oon-
ons of the Canadian Parliament.,
s sugg•sti•mo es to what form a
sdlan fleet omit should take. The
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THE SIGNAL : GflDERTCH : ONTARIO
AILING WOMEN
OF MIDDLE AGE
Mrs.DsoeatteTepi of Ilex Dis-
tressing Symptoms During
Change of 14. and How
She Found Relief.
Belleville, Nova Scotia. Can. -"Three
yearn ago 1 was suffering badly with
what the deters
called C h aeg • of
Life. 1 was so bad
that I had to stay in
bat Some friends
told me to take Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and
it helped me from
the first It is the
only medieln• I
took that did help
mewed I recommend
it You don't know bow thankful and
grateful I am. I give you permission
to publish what your good medicine has
done for me. "- Mrs. Slsox Dovcrrra,
Belleville, Yarmouth Co., Nova Scotia,
Canada.
Such warning symptoms u sense of
suffocation, hot flashes, headaches. back-
atbis,dread of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu-
larities, constipation, variable appetite,
weakness and inquietude, and dizziness,
are promptly heeded by intelligent wo-
men who are approaching the period in
life when woman's great change may
be expected.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com-
pound invigorates and strengthens the
female organism and builds up the weak-
ened nervous system. It has carried
many women safely through this crisis.
•
It yen want special advice write t•
Lydia E. Ptnkbam Irdieloe Co. (rosl-
deattal) Ly.., lass. Veer ratter wilt
be opened,. read sad answered by •
Woman. rad bald In strict e•sldeaee.
of cruiser Minded to as "tin pot" by
the Conservative pew. A vety handy
kind of tin pot. of which, if Canada
had had n auffhieot supply, as the
Laurier (4uvernment intended, there
would bate been no need to detach a
British *winds on t0 p.toul Ile Allan -
Ile, pratett trade rouges and Rua,.,
Canadian transport ships on thole
journey across the octan.
T., make a lung story .hors, Sir Wil-
frid Loftier int•rt ,ddueeJ the ,.v,l Sar.
*kb MIT en ,fanTtaiy 1'_'h. 19111. it
fu:luw.d the lines suggested by use Ad
mir,lty. 1t alto pIovidet{ iu C4•e o
emergency the Gower nmen t of eaned&
might place Lb. Canadion fl•.t unit or
any part thereof,• including( .hi
and men, at the dhow,' of His M.j-s-
ty for general service iu the R y..
Navy. Emergency was droned as
"war, invadcu, iwurrecUcn real or
apprehended." Asked what war the
1•ila referred to, Sir Wilfrid replied,
"War anywhere. When treat Bei
*in is a1 war, Canad• is at war. 1
(:real Britain, to which we re out Jett,
is at war with any nation, Canada be-
comes liable to invasion, 60 ('anetla is
at war."
During the debate, is Web was a loo
one, Leader Borden showed signs of a
dotage of les rt. He had a sort of platonic
affection for the abstract ides, but the
nearer the navy cave to being a fact
the les. be seemed to like it. So far
from "rising superior to party mo-
tives," he didn't last beyond the art
reading. When the fight on the se.
ond reading came on it was .ppare
that his opinions bad underguo•
chill. His enthusiasm for our native
industries was not as street as it was
ten month. before. He was doubtfu
whether the rhipt could' be!stilt in
Canada. In fact, douht coveted him
all over liken cloak. Which was only
n atural, because the doubts were nee-
resaty to influence the bye -eduction i
Drummond and Arthabiska and the
general thee! tun in 1911. The L.urier
navy was • floe chance to tell Qu.
that Lsiti irr was too 13, ,tish while tell-
ing Ontath, that he was tow French.
However end notwithstanding, the
Naval Service Act became law, the
Niobe and Rainbow were purchased as
• starter, and when the Laurier Gov-
ernment went out of office there were
tenders on the table for the construc-
tion of the remainder of the Canadian
navy, whieb tenders the incoming
powers threw in the waste basket.
n
They also proceeded to dish the Laur-
ier avy u she swam at that moment,
first plaelog the Niol,e on pelitleal pic-
nicsrrvioe and tben taking the ma-
chinery out of ler and putting it in a
shed.
After that they prioduced their
Dreadnought policy -out because it
was the best policy. but 'macaw' they
m
wanted enelhlog different, woe/-
thing of their own, something showy
and spectacular -%bat would affect the
rresew, of notorious National
. Pelletier, Named and Blondie 1
Premier Border's Cabinet. For that
policy and the great fight it eau
space lacks her•. but It is sufleiwt to
say that it was • polity of putting alk
the eitgs in one basket, said basket
tying i 1. Worth
rtes. At any rate it
would have left Canada quite asked,he
even more naked than rwoo with
tete Mole out of sommission and the
Rainbow, so to speak, on btE1 rations. Moeda naked •eda felt when bel
loom looin Europe may he Fitt
front what Sir Rlcbard Melts iJ- di
off his owa but. He psrebased • 6760,-
000 pair al m
enbariees for $1,130,00
he 1
and sent thill to Ottawa by the
west mail. bat's howRb
Sir /beamed
felt abest It, 11's an ill wind the
Wire t
s nobody geed. H. F. 0.
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real pbytddes• sf moa.-Roasawn.
1 MARKET QUOTATIONS
SEPTEMBER 27
Toronto Cattle Market
Mara choice ateerr 17.25 to $7.60
Botcher steers, good7.16 7.36
do. medium 6 M T.06
do. common 5.76 026
Heifers, good to choice7.00 7.36
do. medium 6 50 11.75
Butcher cows, choke6.00 0.60
da good 650 6.00
do. common 4.60 1.66
Botcher bulls, choice6.36 4.76
do. good bulls 5.60 6.00
do. medium. 5.00 6.60
do. rough bologna4 60 4.60
Feeders, 900 to 1,000 lbs6.75 7.00
do. bulls 4.60 1.60
Stockers, 700 to 000 Rm6.50 CM
do. med., 650 to 750 6 In 11.60
do, light, 600 to 660 6.00 6.60
Canners ... Z.76 4.66
Cutters 4.60 6.00
Milker:, choice, eaolt60.00 90.00
Springers 60.00 90.00
Calves, real, choice9.00 10.544
do. medium 7.00 8.00
du common .. 5.50 a 1100
Lambs. yearllnls 7.00 7.25
Spring lambs 8.25 3.70
Culled lambs 7.00 7.76
Buck Iambs 5.00 6.50
Ewes. light 6.60 6.00
Sheep, heavy and bucks 3.50 4.50
Hoge, off cars 9.65 9.90
dd. fed and watered9.50
do. f.o.b 9.15
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale prices to the
trade:
Etta --
Special (cartons) .27 to .29
Extras tselects) .27
No. 1 straight .net. -laid) .:4 .26
::o. 2 .17 .19
Butter --
Creamery prints, fresh
Creamery solids
Dairy printf
Bakers'
.29 .30
.27 .29
.25 .29
.23 .23
Cheese -Large, 14%c to 15c; twins,
14%c to 1614c.
Hoffey-Buckwheat, barre;s, 64%e to
7e; do. tins, 7c; strained clover honey,,
60 -Ib. tins, 101,4c; do. 10 -ib. tins, 11e;
do. 5-16. tins, 11 tic; comb honey, No.
1, per dozen, 52.40; do. No. 2 per
dozen, 52.
Poultry Livo Dressed
Old fowl. lb. .. Ile 15c 13e
Spring broilers 15c 16c
Old turkeys .. 13e 17c 17c 23c
Ducklings .... 11c 12c 17c 18c
Turkeys 21c 22c
Toronto Grain Markets
o Manitoba wheat -NO- 1 ],prfSesy,
new crop. $1, lake ports; Ni.,2 nor•
tbern, 98c, immediate shlpmtt;t.
American corn -No. 2 yel'ow, Ile.
track, lake porta
Canadian corn -No. 2 yellow, 79c.
Toronto.
Ontario cats -No. 2 white, ne-7
crop. 38c to 39c; No. 3 white, 37c to
31c.
Ontario wheat -No. 2, winter, sew,,,;
Dec to Ole; sprouted or enmity, 700
to 80c; wheat slightly tough, 110c t•.
Barley -Good 'malting barley, 52c tee
64c; feed I.arley, 430 to 46c.
Rye -No. 2, 85c.
Manitoba dour -First patens, to
lute. $6.75; second Latents, $5.25;
strong bakers', $5.15.
Odtarlo I:aur-sew, winter, 90 per
cent. rater.! $3.80.
M111feed-''car lots. delivered Mon-
treal frpig, Is; 'Tran, yet tun, 125;
shorts, per ton, .827; middlings, per
ton, 530; good Led doff:. per bag,
11.80.
East Suffato Cattle
Cattle -Receipts, 4,500 head; fairly
act1 c; prl:;:e cteers, 19 to $9.26; ship•
tS.25 to 56.90; butchers, $11.75 to
45.5u; heifers. $6 to 59; cow., $3.25
-0 37; bulls. 54.60 to 57.25; stockers
d realer•, $5.60 to 27; stock heifers, '
_, to 15.75; fresh cows and springers,
t're and !toady, 1(0 to 885.
Veale-Recetpts, 900 head; active
and steady' 94 to $12.:0.
Ko s -Re: :Ants, 14.500 head; ao
ice; heavy. strong; heavy, 88.60 to
•.74; mise.:, $6.30 to 58.85; Yorkers,.
°.1.) to $t'.:'0; pies, $8.75 to 98.90;
ru;:ghs, $0.&3 to 87; stage, $6 to $6.25.
-Sheep and lamb• -Receipts, 10,600'
"ecd; act(!•.•: lambs, $5 to 99.60; yer.r-
Ilogs, 54.50 to $7.60; wethers, 84.25 to
:vi,60; ewes, $3 to $6.7;; sheep, mixed.
$6,75 to St
Chicago Gaeta Market
Cattle - Receipts, 17.000; market
firm; native beef, $4 to $10.40; Wes -
:PM Otters, 56 60 to $6.15; en., and
t•.;fers. 6:.55 to $3.26; calves. $7.25
t0 011.
Hoge --Receipts, 31.000; market
flr:n; light. $7.60 to 58.60; mixed. 66 90
to $e.4(; heavy, $4.60 to 98.25; rough.
34 to 96.86; pigs, $4 to $8.10; bulk of
3. 7 13 to $8.36.
St cep -Receipts. 14,000; market
rem; Iambs, $5.75 to $9.10; wether•,
i..-60 to $6.50.
Dressed Meats
Toronto w holism*" houses a.e gnat.
Ing to the retail tAtde u follows:
Beef, htb limners ....$15.'o to 81. W
do. forequarter..... 0.60 10.14
doch,h•:o side.... 12.26 13.60
do. medium 9.75 19.24
do eommo-, ' 6.36 0.>K
Mutton. 11e -ht. cwt 12.50 14.66
rests, prima cwt. 13.60 16.66
Shop Mid 12.00 12.76
Heavy 9.21 10.66
Lambs. cwt.., 14.60 16.1
Toronto Wholesale Rost
Plums, COL. 11 -et. boleti .40 to $ Se
do. Gersfame . . .36 .86
PTI:41114U119. NI .14
11g1. b.kt .15 ,661
each . . N N
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bh•b•rrtes. 11 -qt. hitt. 1.26 1 10
Tatabieberrlee .N .N
('astaloep•s, caw .31 .46
Pearn. 11 -et bskt . .26 .0
O S-ot batt, .20 .1111
Apples, 11gt lskst. .15 .90
Baled May ausd Nero
MIeebaata are raw btyirg an tr.0k.
Terence. at the feNsin g pride:
Sated Nth Nor, $0n 1.91LN to $10.06
di. 14a 9 IS . N 14.66
Wed Oran 1.191 6.16
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Taverner, 8•rrsars.0 d. NMI a
More New Coats
JUST TO HAND
We have just received another shipment of ladies'
and misses' Coat.. After the busy selling of the last
few days, our sttt;k i, aurin most complete. Special
values in ladies' !:oats.
$io, $12.50, $15, $16.5o and $z8.00
Infants' white Bearskin Coats
These Coats are the best for iuiants, they are so comfortable
and are a'. good as new after repeated washings, all styles irons 6
mouths upwards, from $2.25 each.
Infants' and Children's Headwear, ,
Our stock of infants' and children's Bonnets, Hats and Cap
is complete, in Bearskin, Velvet, Felt and Plash, at keenest priceS
Blanket Cloths and Novelty Coatings
Our special Blanket Cloth for 9adits' and children's Coats,
in all plain colors and fancy checks, .6 inches wide, $1.50 yard.
Cream Polo Coating, 56 inches wide, $1.75 yard.
Novelty Coatings from $1.50 to $3.50 yard.
New Suiting: New Dress Gauls
Its Mks
Wool Blankets, Canadian and Scotch makes
Pand pinkst borders,quality
allc attch and old prices.
- 6OxSO Wool Blankets, ian Wool "Blankets, in
$3.75.
63xS1 Wool Blankets, 15.00. l;lxs4 \Vool Blankets, 116.50. 66x86 Wool Blankets, $7.75, Sial_
don celebrated Scotch Blankets. "made in Ayrshire on the "Banks of the Bonnie Doon," per
pair $7.50.
Hudson Bay Blankets Grey Wool Blankets
Turnbull's Underwear, for men, women and children
McCall' I'atterns McCall 's (htarter!s
eft Call's Magazine
-Make our store your store --
Phone 56 i lla r •
s Scotc/z' Store*
eeeeeiem.
Have you tried our
new Bread ?-
Cre -O-Malt
-the tastiest in town. Nice
soft Clint - doge -grained -
made from Meisel, man n's
Yeast., Everybody says it is
the best yet. Try b loaf.
There is thorough satisfaction
for thole who buy our Cakes
and Putty. If you do not know
bow good they are, we should
like you to try them.
Smith Bros.
DATES OF FALL FAIRS
--
Kis ktoo-Sept 10-Ocrt. I.
Brussels -Sept. 3 r-Oet. 1.
Lucknow_alept. Sir Oct. I.
Blyth -Oct 6-6.
Bayfield -Oct. 3 0.
Duorannon-Oct . 7-8
Homeseekers' Special Train Leaves
Toronto 10.46 p. m. Each Tuesday.
For' the accommodation of home -
meters and general toutiet traffic to
Western Canada, through train carry -
bog tourist sleepers and colonist ears
leaves Toronto 10.43 p. m. each Tues-
day until further notice, running
through to Winnipeg.
Attention is directed to the remark
ably low round-trip fares in c000ection
with hoseeeeeker, exc.rsions to
Western Canada via Canadian Pacific
Railway. Tickets ere on sale each
Tuesday until October 21;b. inclusive,
and ate good to rrturn within Iwo
month,. from date of sale.
Apply to any C. P. R ` 3gent for full
particulate or write H. (4. Murphy.
District Paseebger Agent, Toronto.
The surest way to he imposed upon
L to think oneself cleverer than other
people. --Ls R0.•befoucauld
Nothing brings people together more
closely than • common grief ; it is the
TOe 014 Reliable East St. Bakery great t-ond of sympathy. -(dobe.
Hold faitbfuloers and sincerity a..
that principles. Sincerity i• the way
of Heaven. -Contuciu•
The authors of a nut ion are like an
advanre guard, pt,metit of friend.bip'
and intimacy, who accustom other
lands to ideas and peoples otherwise
emote. -Arthur L. Maluuin,
Phone 184.
NEWGAT;E
STREET LIVERY
Having • purebaeed the
livery business of Wm.
Enos, 1 am improving
the equipment and in-
tend to provide
Good Horses
Prompt Service and
Up-to-date Rigo
A11 orders w111 neeive .
prompt and careful at.
10.1(00.
T=t.artto,ta No. 173 for
• good turnout.
tI. R. STOWE
Tired mother ( r.a lese'.8ad)-
"New yrs a% MIL rue you
tee amiss be wjjsdyf lilt.
end yaw slag w- /ey k It I Rhee to
coley babe out .1 your bead r
McLaughlin
Buggies
Call and inspect our new
stock of' the above high-
grade Buggies.
We have the latest 1915
designs to suit all re-
quirements.
McLaughlin
Carriage
Store
HAMILTON STREET
School
Shoes
The time is here again to
get your boys and girls pre-
pared for school.
They will need'good strong,
serviceable/ Shoes, the kind
that -rill stand the test in
any weather.
In this. line we have ex-
celled all past efforts and you
will find at your command
the most complete stock of
neat. reliable School Shoes at
the
Lowest Possible Prices
Our stock of Shoes for working-
men has been selected with the
great eat rare front the best
manufacturers and does not in-
clude anything that will not
give satisfaction.
RFI';tIi INO
Geo. MacVicar
North side of Square
Goderich
MacEwan Fatale
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
allld District.
Best Coal Mined.
Any gtaaatlty beat all Maple
globs, Mixed Wood, Memleek
and >tlatilea IOsdar .e MC)
TEL*PHUNtla, Mks 11$
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