The Signal, 1915-12-16, Page 141! 'Testi enat Decurses 16, 1916
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THE SIGNAL : GODRBICIR ONTARIO
eSB
is the work that we are
ir.terested in.
FURNACES
repaired by us are as good as
new.
A good stock of supplies on
hand.
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.Fed Hunt
Hamilton Short Phan.
Lee
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1,1dcEwan Estate
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Any quantity best all Maple
Slabs. Mixed Wood, Hemlock
and Kindling (Cedar or Pine.)
TELBPi3UN> residence vas er a
tGood horses
Prompt Service and
Up-to-date Rigs
NEW6ATE
STREET LIVERY
Having purnhased the
livery business of Wm.
Knox, 1 am ,improving
the equipanent and in-
tend to protide
All ;orders will receive
pr(.mpt and careful at-
tention.
TKLEPNONP. No. 173 for
a good turnout.
h • R. WO W E
Got Cold?
Von shone! Lid Nature to throw it
off promptly. To 1..'.een the cough,
relieve the lungs and heal lbs in-
btmed throat tissues, try the old
reliable
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
tt .. Osock echo( •rad w••y
.s•cs we K... • 6.ttl•
iw•r•dm Lod All
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ANDUN61IIQ
THE
o
HE CANADIAN head oG�nttlip ion
lee,
the system behte any
was established Long
dreamed of wheat harvestson
wast prairies that onlya few
of the ea
rs
ego were the hunting grounds
bufiaio runners. 1t was to Fott William
the mouth of the Kaministiques River
bat the trippers and cnureurs de 1a.as
„figo the great fur -trading com!unies
t down thou years catch of
try, and it was these that tiny met.
F
conclave and ccleerati.i.t, tine
datives of the corporations which
they served. In the memory of pions
yet much past middle age ti.: old
was Wading on the over beaks.
fwbik it is only a years 'nicettshi last
uild
yet the stone bingswas
to make roost for the sprerhng
red; that now orpr
its site.
When the inrush of settlement- beg
� began
go show the latent pomssi ctxie* 01
y. and
was a �t bred the trail
thn trappers. the judgment of the
-
it n.en who planned t tint lint
i i that region. the Cana1ixr Pacific
pilway. selected as their bike terminal
'th • that pee experien : 'ark shown
Ito be aloog the hoe of lens: reneance
An 1 thus the City cf F ort
taWil!itre had
ifs beahlaio,;
fort
of the Hudson's Bay Company. plains
Thirty years ago
Nem still on their tree as an important
• source of grata supply. and it was in
1813:i that the first indication was given
of their fertility, the first warning of
'that farilities woul.l years
needed for
crops handling the cps y
crop that averaged over 33 b e handling
to
o
4he acre swamped hhe 1(nlwng
machinery of that day'.'
!Company s mngk, million -bushel cle-
tor was hastily supplementers by a
:huge flat warehouse. but all that cuukl
be done hardly mined to lessen the
blockade. ' lite necessity ft.; additional
storage, facilities rat the terminal was
serclruzeol and. within two year' it
fwd tiara (nm a Tingle million to over
fire and a bait million
M the pRhtotal
that terms insignificant
t of
the further growth that has 'once taken
. piece but which wa4 fairly•adequate for
tux; crops that foliawed 18134. And it
is to be noted that since thatdate;
largely owinz to the progressive
adopted by the Canadian Paafic
way Company. the terminal storage has
Borst' than kept pace with the crop de-
velopment. s.3 lydl tt,e' tt'mrsportat
inter' i will not grain he ca•eght nap-
ping.The pioneer company sot an
esampe of preparedness that has been
imitated by ail who ham tciULowei them.
No letter indiatioi could be Rained
el the repel development of the areas
under snip to the three prairie provinces.
and of the sal: more rapid increase
the ab•l•t to handle these crop . win
the bare More' for the years since 1900,
when with two and a half million acres
resin to wheat. and another million
to
ohad :-ti ail eerie' the take ports
a ftora•e capacity of five and a hal(
mil'ioa lushes. For the nest five-year
periods, the increase in ares under cul•
tivitiee was as fellows: 19JG-under
wheat. 3,911.`1D) acres, and all grain-.
GJYt9.4)) acres: 191'J—under wheat.
9,301.00) acres. eel (Taint 14.616.t100
acres 1913—tinder wheat. 11.63).)0.)
acres. all grains. 17.914.1X) acres. erring
an increar. in the fifteen years. of abyit
live -tall in the crop acreage. Meaa-
while, however. the increase in the
etorate capacity d the elevators at
. the heal of the lakes had iarreased
• toadies; 1905-46.561,00) hiaheis
There seems to he quite a differencebetween haring a word with a friend
and having words with him.
Noise men are bran gnat, and some
aniuite grtstneve. hot you can never -
make A man believe he has arest.ness A TRIBUTE TO CANADA
thine upon him.
the incomparable clean-
ser. I.UX is the pure se-
senee of Ane soap, in hakes
It dissolves readily in hot
water - makes a cream -like
lather which cannot injure
fine fabrics or dainty hands.
Just try LUX. is
Wes' t 1 OC.
ShriekWeislases
1) Loedh3g grain freighter. (2) Elevator grain carrier.
(3) 0. P. R. elevators at !ort William—capacity 3,750,000
bushels. (4) On the way to the elevators. (5) Inspecting
grain in cars.(6) Government inspectors at work.
to this••5hr Citsm'+li' d all ib: inter J the terminal elevator'. and discharged
elevators 124,ri3.t100 bushels. and f' into to the i erne time each ids Load
and
will be seen that the dangerpoint
the grain traffic. as far a3 a blockade 13 will 1: t`cur and telted sato the
concerned., has shifted from the head nam(: he a small
o ntcd fon the pompe
ship -
of the lakes eisewhrr r v u, the per.
:.retinals on the. AtlenL.' seaac.ud. or a large corporation de.afng in grain
where the grain a transhipped to ocean by the Mullion bushels. that all this
si.ing vessels. can be accomplished to the complete
Scored and efficiency are the pre- satisfacti:ia of the grain trade is a tes-
requtsites of this service. From the timony to
the the excellence the service
whenthe first .tendered Ytion coetpan-
orginrung of crop reaches
of the new reaches rite tread of the les. who control the largest of the ter -
lakes. until the early,. tart of L)rcemter, rhinal elevators. In which machinery has
c
mous lake navigation VMie+. an mor- ncen devised by which, from the time
Vein
mous stream o .sin is great flowing t leaves the car
ctgtsin�ratsed by re -
the hold
from all the ramifications ,s.branchA1 the the vessel
is
Imp of the west. which converge at volving chains of buckets.
mous transngf fired
Winnipeg. whence it pliers down the to bine along
narrow spout of the funnel to its outlet zontal belts. cleaned. neighed and de -
:it Fort William and Port Arthur. The iivered. without being touched by tM
Canadian Pacific. the oldest e_t ablisted hard of man. except
and by far the largest carrier 01 grain. 'itrow•n! of a switch or the pulling of a
f.ranr! it neceuary t i doublz-track its lever is concerned. The sampling and
Winnipeg-F•ert William line more years gatli'tg of ail grains is under the control
ago. so that now tour Bohee of steel cos- of tlx government. through the boat
neer the prim: capital with the Leke of graft comnvtioners
Superior parts.A •y -stem has been town she the
c gr of tbin usineslay mom
lxisimilar
il p t rdcr wt u .from Lena to 3 OY) rail -
m 'ort towards transportation. To
them is entrusted the work of maintain-
ing the ie.h s.andar1 of Canadian
;Jan. :...l . J 7 ::' is theu task accom-
1:110 -.725.700.4)) tr .'thdS: 1315 — i cars can be *b czbed without the seat -
43785.1)0) lis. Thus. white the blence of hurry. 'shish means that over
used five -fold. the 'tear two millixt best -ell can be delivered
caitaaty was M alibi -acreage hoer A i daily at Fort William. unto:dei thrpu: i
multipNed
RUN-DOWN WOMAN
sada 6treag By Our Visual
Tort 1*.dwercl. N.Y. - " f was in a ren-
ewers. nervous and weak condition, so I
easy not do the housework for my lite*
family of three i had taken rod liver
ail sswalsiess and other remedies witti-
est bswsdt A friend told me about
Vino. 1 treed it and it Norm built up my
strewth and made me a well woman so
1 sew de ell of cosy he .work. " - Mn.
Dusan Outman. ourwa m�nodelicious eed
liver and Woo took for all rarrdowa,
weak and debilitated sesddtlasa
fildiMj► Wbpli tRe der4Ar
is o..:.1nC
The Western Heilv•b Aerrrs.a'..
published at Chiesgo, in ao editors.)
art kir •sys : '
('•neda's war Ivan of Styt,te"Mull w..
aub.eritwd twirls over, and .0 mete+1
money was forthcoming from each of
the the prnvi n••e- th•t lM iner. h•• hewn
m deglla),100.0011n.t.•ad of hell that
am amt. Thiel lbws the loyal Dominion
� swiftly ad p' tweet, to the nee setttae
and 'hart i' n• of a seat war. and thea
does she ri s to 'he orradcm at the
call of Ow Motlter'1•nd
Re -rifle, las become a •rind Mad me
IIn ().nada. Pr.'m the best .mind of
Ow trumpet summoning ante -bodied
Canadians to the coin, ar this p.osi'
over the herder hew* t•e.,. giving their
a1) with a g.saroMty that will Iry she
stove .They sea
[bin, t'00
b•o dv 1.enrhr thon•anda of tulle.
• •.y and boped for the best li'a iy
of It,.,. wets fated to hear the wore'
frog.. OM War Office. A • home now
hatt.lu.ne were dtflled and f.nwarded
t OLP the places of the faller, and
anwhtle, the fathers and mother.•.
i t•r. and wives in t'anada t..t•Ied
themselves with relief tasks. Today
hum r..a't to roast Canada 1. a vas.
woo labop, turning out n. t only war ,
tumuli .n• hut a myriad of ►hinge
needed in mains and hostii'.ie behind
the ever -lengthening firing line.
The K•Iwr ti.. taro praising his
I f dol well the rev y things
that the governrlw'nt grade.
given Fort M ilham. will establish
the price of that particular shipment
en the livid it market.
In solving the many problem that
have arisen during the growth. to its
present pr tions. of the gran trade
..f the Canadial west. the Canadian
f'r:it: Railway Company has ekeiri
no insignificant put. (Tuning and opef-
atine the first t.:rmi.nal elevators at the
• -ter
-r>
;:he port% It wait the pioneer
in steel
eel
.sstrarttoi. and to -dal open
r.remt tine: elevator in the work'.
!evato (l." vita a cies:ity of
j. j,00) bintheei K1d r on: roof. and
las alga the esatuple 1,s. the grain
Towle in rqu;ppitz its ho'J:et wit'i the
most modern i --es to: cdeaein . t!ry-
Iinl and Iradlsa3 tom'. in
lioe!tital elevator: that have proved
u::1,a boas W the tartare oL the Irmo'
Goderich An Important Point.
Million-buabel elevator of the (,oderieb Elevator A Transit Co. at Oode-
ricb. This elevator has handled this year, to date, 5,576,690 bushels of grain.
This is exclusive of the grain received by the Western Canada Flour Bills
Co. During the month of November alone $831,737 bushels of wheat, Ei3,fi711
bashele of oats, 106,400 bushels of barley and 39,930 bushels of flax arrived at
this port from the bead of the lakes. in the list of grain -receiving porta in
Canada ()oderieb stands fourth, its volume of business being exceeded only
by Port McNicolt, Tiffin and Port Colborne.
Aden] ie from the pslaee of their
King and the met of their borne Per -
loon:A rat. had grown up to govern
them.rlvr and to develop individ-
ualism of cnodoet and ledepesdeece
of ihonght The (iermane were fed
on Npai tan food ; theb-
ina militarism, thrived on bi+imaner
and whote.om.r nnnriehm•nt
d�fact that Canada's sons and
tm have answered the stern hall
of dirty as quickly as the Germans who
were trained with 'The Day" always
in prnspeet, is the finest wtributenhe�
Canadian manhood and
their mo.t ardent admirers mold dr
poop • 01 ni PO
...dog done In ('•neda. Gelman effl.•i- sire.
limey, he reports, bas been w in/betel The ('.nsdian war loan e a mag -
V all Basks. But the 'Niton. had lidos it Iestiesonfal of pwitehUsm. Sot
bees drilled to obey 111. it a will of It 1. not so m.gnifleewt sr the enlist
weir dovernmesr. and t olr aptitude .n..'t of a quarter of a million }oust
in even, A.part•wewt w.. not remark- is is Ceeada without thought ns.
able. The Caeca sae, stp•rated by the eue.crip'ion. Wlten II Sal 11•
11 has .d)s :"-Ji Aiwb ,,r, „
t .A J�trt wr+
.+y...wrt eta.; taebrla air bsia . "O." s .1 It+ icy i e. ads I.. snore . 0U *di --- ss w s .
t .r
etossiderl this etdpendous evidence of I
loyalty, he most realise that 'The
Day" le as far off as ever.
HAVE YOU BEN SICK?
Then you realise t tetter weakness
that rob* ambition, stroys appetite,
Ind makes work a 1.
To restore that strengt a04.biminathat
is so essential, nothing liar ever equaled
pared with Sc'off's RevelaMwi, he -
muse is strength - snrtaioung nourish -
mem Inrignrates the blood to distribute
seem thrnnghoit the tidy while its tonic
vides sharpens the appetite and restores
bsslth is s satanl p doors,
way.
11 you are res
overworked or lack strength, get tesll'e
la"lsios
'restoc Mame.y. t any
see.
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Made in Canada r'by Lavas.
Bent hoes Limited.
MANNER OF GIVING PRESENTS
Simple Little Embellishments Such M
Ribbons. Seals and Holly Count
for Much.
At no time does the manner of dee
Ing a thing count for so much as
the time of Christmas giving;
while In a few instances there
those who overdo the outward em
Iishment of gifts. sone of as now 1
to offer the simplest iittle oat
brance unless wrapped in epottest'
per, tied with gay ribbons and adorn
with bright seals expressing merry
greetings.
And this is as it should be for the
holiday season gains a great deal or
cheeriness and zest from the multi-
plicity of beribboned white parcels
whisking to and pro, and we do not re-
gret the passing of the yellow paper
bundle of our grandmothers day.
lint the attractive aprearance of the
Vitt it 'MA lost OAK coyote: w • Must .be .. ^v`. enol ,u-cvt.
careful of the bow and when and
where of presenting it.
The time that custom more and
more sets apart for the exebanging of
gifts among Mends is Christmas eve,
any time from dusk to midnight. but
Christmas day itself Is sacred to pre-
senting gifts within the family circle.
Some families put all the gifts In
the library or living room. In separate
piles, and then. atter a deliberate
breakfast. they all walk In and open
the packages In the presence of each
other.
Never give a gift In person 11 you
can contrive to send It or put 1t where
it will be found awaiting the recipient
when he or she Is alone, for when re-
ceived In this way the gift makes its
strongest appeal to one's appreciation.
In giving money. even to near rela-
tives. the utmost care should be taken
to give It In the most delicate way
possible: especially if you know the
money 1s needed.
One of the cleverest ways Is to take
a tiny Japanese umbrella. place the
money in a paper bag and. after roll-
ing and tying the bag around the up -
p r part of the handle underneath.
close the umbrella over it and 11e with
narrow ribbon.
Another good way 1s to present an
attractive little booklet with a check
or a greenback for a bookmark. writ -
Ing on the flyleaf. "note page 14. •
Turning to op, what Is noted. thn
fresh new paper money 1s seen and
the recipient appreciates the manner
cep its rresentatlon no less than the
material teen,' t.
A Supsrftucus Question.
"in that new servant eitl,w said Mr.
Testy. as be discovered the sugar is
lits eat shaker, "it we...e to me you
have found the possessor of stub it
n Its unadulterated do ih a obtained May i ask where y
bee 1"
Wby." replied Mrs. TestZ, "at the
Intellfgewee ofise, of eoerse•
Why is Oawads like oourtelt 1p1
"Hecause it medium on the United
awes "
No tnat1s by B tt*ay M
shore 1s one wsBM �eas dad
Bosh. good to bloc.
"1 know a mars who lens the power
of estiwt all verses. show W
hands." "'W M r M f 117 gams
deal** ; -
..i •deo htrJ.a -Ys. ,ors m eit•.•i�• dry . • v.)v•t at )tan esu ',Opt of +ntrtiestmno ■.n' to 0'00.i.-
11. a *•..elft 4.441 rain.' •i '.e• t' * •• Jadt nolnlgn .,l1 M sow AH Meal, �, i
H a,ythl f>i al►asss ins +
1Tiil1411 d
"11's a poor rule that won't work
both ways." "Weil. try telling a
mother that she looks ro like ber
daughter that you cannot tell them
apart. And then try it on the daugh-
ter."
Big Drop in Prices of
FUR (, A W'.1 I `"i`I
M aria are pm Ole se
q Y
ef...'. +ea be`
pee
► ram le
eery Suer .tY Y
gree pee rare leel wets
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e3* Or saw VCR. 17 CA
RADA 111•••• Das Ye terse.
nee Ora ..er..••t. -e warty
ii In
n to ..t ire
es•re ... b-•e•r.•e•. fere
vel.e••.ts•r r., Woo cad n.
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•• rw b a.11 ewtr•. 44 .
a�w=..•0.1111 DP Sawa
Tropp.. r were
stash woo ser err r
e "onelfaPrest..
.soot . d li.,.r trerfel yr�t
ey floc t�y-tr►nl.. ud
Meet nine
.Www cwt•.. ...•
5— re masa
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}t
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ere ere- h e
err er
rare w at aweak reward a K
lir Mr/ t. lard* le the tangp eiwy pillow
auto, Waal et. 300 gala W pave d ammo'
maw Ira aviaiiw Via 5-- 3035 ..r + .a. ••�t-
at5M4. $Js
alt last Nge
rea.wr trYA• r .e5 was a e�rlrl eeatA7r
m "Y3. 1, 100 a e e0a setter
lie OW Pa Seple Ira. mils aura NWT
was.t rection 1N e•e. ►w Oaar.ea 4 lerlw
W. Per Al Osr..ry Cymgao
se ser wart NOT rise t0•MT LN
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