The Signal, 1916-8-17, Page 2•
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THE SIUNAL PRINTING Cu., LTD.
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Tits awn at. leT►
out t M oat Nr to 'Itis the Rs�I tag. t► k
'Street. Uoderich Outero
w:-000
7t+Mlwhuas N
Jusatrrius, r ou..- -4. i Dollar and Mt,
et.t. per r . If paid moony 1n advance l)ue
will be eo sated : to *abaci -Ilse'. to the
State. the rite ie one Dollar and r'Vty
errata .triad, in adraime. itaborlher. who
:all to receive Tag DIUN.L regularly by trail
wWoaater a favor by ecemaiettest the publeb
K gethe tact at a.eul .o.te .. poiWe. When
t of adder.. la ssd.rtr d. both old ..d
t w now whiner .bw,fd tie siren. Remittance.
Ste
be beak draft. napes .e moan
•der. or real.tei.d letter.
nlalbmiiiesim at any taws.
- States for display and
afafaaat Meeh te will be mien on anvil-
oYf . t.aaaleatt Khat dame: sdvertemento.
— sesta per Uses hr stat tn...rt.roa and four
'Mb per Dos M est mihaequent Meer M o.
lllmaaated ht s teak Metal aaaparell —t wel r e
1/ata► salver seals of .tz hum
e�atrdorr,{eve -ayes,,., AdverW.-
Vm w. slit ass. aa1M. Meoae far O t t
to ft. oto Farr for teats er b Rest, Artie/s.
ter ruts. we..set ensedfafoybtlime, Tweedy
dee tent„ each 0301011100 : O.. hailer for dirt
swath. rift, Ceuta tor o►. bio r.ouent wootb.
Larger .drettlsemteet. in pro lion. An-
iwace:went• to ordtwary feaatug type. Ten
Cont. per line. No nonce Ice. than 1reoty-
dveCent.. Any .peetal native, Ibe object of
which!. the pecuniary beneet of any wdlrid
nal or .e.orlati.D. to be considered au ad. �r
U.ement and charged accordingly.
To l'uatasruwD•N7R-Tb. °Decoration of
our eubecrlbera sad readers h rnrdlwly Ito ot-
ed toward. tWtlug Ted tlteoa r. • weekly record
of .11 Weal. county aid 'harlot donor.. No cow
mankatton will be attended to uilw* at con-
tains the name end addle.. of the wetter, not
oeoeworlly for pubDcalio., but as Ori evtdeoc.e
of good faith. Now. it.mr should reach Trim
Smarm aloe 004 later IM. Wednesday sotto
of soca week.
THU/RSDAV, AUOURT 17, 1 11 16
SETTING THE SUN RIGHT.
The editor of The Weekly Sun fears
that single Calera are socialists in dis-
guise. and protease. to see no differ-
ence between land values and the
v.•.IUe. ear, of • bushel of wheat with
reference to the creatiou of these valuer,
by the community. He ot.ght to
change the name of his paper to The
•Veekly To ilight, for one is supposed
to see things clearly in the sun.
While it is true that the community
gives value to a bushel of wheat (that
is. if their were nobody wanting it.
it would have no valuri. it is ale° true
that if there were oobody wanting
wheat it would not be produced. This
cannot be said of land. The land is
here entirely withatit the effort of
pian : wan does not create the land as
11- way h• said to create the whiter.
suppose a wan duloped a cafl.wd of
wheat ou n vacant lot in the uutrk'rts
of a growing city. In a few years the
dean[ lot would 1.e mottle j,"Ihaps
thousands of dullers, while the carload
of wheat would have ling ago totted
and i's value would have utterly van-
ished, iu spite of the Inst of the
preaeoce of a Targe and the wing cow-
wunity. In the one ca.", the were
presence of the community give- value
to the land; in the other case, the
wheat is of no value mares tnan puts
is through the procebses which render
it ueelul to bins.
‘Vith the indtvidt..lietic trend 'of:
thought ot the editor of The Sun wet
have much in cowwou ; Lot indtvid--)
Indians canno' thrive p1ope'ly withuutl
a, basis of freedom, and their le
not (r"edou, where nue wan. or a
set of men, own* the land :and by this
mvnt•tship dominates his fellows. In:
finitely more .urutlias are made by
the irjute ice of our existing land laws
then would le wade by a general
ptraching and liereplanee of the doe.
ilex of the sint/loge%err. Tile trouble
with the editor of The Sun Itch.. by
the way, is Mr. Gordon t\'aldtou. who
is is emendate iu I lie pending Tot °too
bye election) is Ther, while tie believes
himself to Lr am advanced Littera!, he
is in habits of thought aro-..lack Con-
aeivative. F'ortumately he inherited,
or Requited ea,ly in life, some literal
pi inci(dr., hat he iefuses either to let
them grow 01 to It t himself grow out
of them The land Allem is cum-
plirated by the fact that land has been
isinght and sold like such connuo.liti.-s
as wheat and gr .set leo itud drygo ods,
and the pin cbaser ret a pie.•r of land may
have no idea at all of becoming an op-
pressor of hi. fellowmen or of further-
ing soy injustice; but this does out
alter the underlying, overwhelming
fact that the existing .yrtrw of teed
tenure tends to injustice end oppie.-
sion. Perhaps some day the editor of
The Sun. l v the grace of God. may see
the truth, and 'l he Sun will then *hind
with a new and more illuluinating
hr ightneas
acting Mini.Mr of Militia evidently
has other views.
Dr. Hasson, professor in Laval Uni-
versity. speaking of recruiting io Que-
bec, said that it must be remembered
that outside of the personal efforts of
Sir Wilfrid Laurier there had been
comparatively little leadership of the
reel sitting movement in Quebec. "And
1 say this ot Sir Wilfrid without patty
prejudice." added Dr. Masson, smiling.
"fur by upbtiuging and inclination 1
•w It Cotreeterttivtr."
The people of Mwthwesl Toronto -
Outer tit theta at least who ate •t all
interested to politics -aro having •
glorious time just now. Tn. bye -elec-
tion for the Provincial seat bas devel-
oped into • tough -and -tumble contest,
and there ha. 'ren • suceeasiou of up-
towli us meetings at which the midi -
riser has bad as much to ray its the
men on the platfo(ru. Sight or enore
prospective candidates were in sight,
but the official uowinationa narrowed
the Held to four --a Conservative who
declatrr himself not sati.fled with the
Hearst lio•ernwent's prohibitory
enactment hut who has been o cepted
as the Gevernwent candidate ; a Lib-
eral who is frankly opposed to prohib-
ition : soothe( Liberal who stands oo
Mr. Howell's platform but who chime
that prohibitiou is not now an issue
and a Social Democrat 1 whatever that
way be) who favors prohibition. It
will he seen that three of the caodi-
d•lm.. recognizing the large element
in the couruturnoy that is opposed to
prohibition, are lockicg for voter
among this section of the electorate,
while the fourth probably hopes to
consolidate the prohibition vete in his
favor. Other questions that are to the
front ate the nickel issue raised by The
Tnruntu Wield and the Government's
attitude towaids Hydro development.
�On the past record of the con.tituemcy
It locks like •n easy thing for the Goy -
eminent candidate ; but the Hearst
Government does not appear to be
I pat ticulit ly popul it es en among Con-
, servativef., •aid anything way happen.
ONE OF THE "BIKD-MEN.
Mr. Jas. Sinclair Is Trainmt foe Mili-
tary Aviauon Service.
I Mr. R. R. Mallows has rereivrd a
letter team Flight 8u1 -Lieut. Jss. L.
A. Sinclair, formerly of Gudericb. who
is in training in England for Aviation
I service, flow which The signal tp per -
1 looted to publish the following It.ter-
riting paragraphs
( V. hen 1 eoutwenced this letter I
thought i would be able to finish it
iwwedie:rle, but it is Slow 11 u'cloek
at night. Most of the day has teen
spent walking. IV. went to one ril-
llagr, had a twit around, then WI 10
; the melt one for lunch, rowiek back
to aneigblx,ring farwuouse tut tea.
I After tea we mot. red to another vol -
lege, and attended chinch service in a
I delight flit old church which was
ortgtnelly hail- about the eleventh
cel.t tit t . It WAN .ddrd to 6110111 17111
and is now in quits a substantial ton-
' moon Aod is very quaint. l: stands
by the site of an . old Roman camp,
uhete stone coffins of that age and
01 her ancient pieces of pottery. coins,
etc.. have leen dug up. The old IG,-
uosm n. .d lune through the village
and can vett' easily be distinguished
from aey of the others in the locality
It was very hot walking today, hu
the motor 'litre was very nice. "'h
roma', certainly does look hoe
Softie law would do very well now, a
tFings Are getting vet y dt v. 1 he cold
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Both of the l'. ti. Presidential candi-
dates ars running atter the women.
You see, neatly four million women
will have votes in the election next
November
Blase tumblers were flying ata Meet-
ing of the London city rouneil the
other night, two of the members using
these missiles to enforce their sagu-
mrnts. Alderur• .hind' a nnflne
themselves to throwing iovecti1M.
in the •tames of sir Mss Hugbee,
who has gone overview the Ottawa
Govsroment has *crewed up suf lei,ot
courage to stroke the name a Sir
Ram's friend, J. W. -ley Allison, from
tb* list of honorary colonels. 1t will
be remembered that even after the
diseeiosor.s before the Meredith -Duff
Dont sltafoo Sir Nan still declared his
..b. .bled oe.Menoe is Allison. The
THE SIGNAL : 3ODERICA (INTARI°
, good. conelderiog the •trenuou* time*
we Ore living in. Men areret•- scar.x,
as almost every avail*Ids wan bee
been called up for service. The girls
and women are doing vet y well and
can be found iu eu'11 strange places :
on the tutus and buses, in & _places
of
all kill's, and tit munition factorise
by the tbuusande. They are •leu driv-
iug big motor lorries and are rvrai em-
plc(yed lu the railway shops looking
afttier Li,
aloe of coons.
is very high sou at piesrut petrol is
potu* lo hr butted for its user.. las
the Targe oil tee balls and buses •t•
fewer um numb r •ud more people will
have to walk. Otherwise thitias Ap-
pear slosh normal.
Du you ever .ete Mt. Marshall. C. P.
anew, or .Mr. sthip,uao : 11 se, ee-
Member we to thea, soot tell thrill I'll
wit'e Ment. tide! .Don.
How is Verna ' I think you both
would enjoy a quiet walk here on
some cool evening. Slr'ling along
by the hrd .tutee where the bloa.t.ws
of tie wild news are now fal)i' g,
thr•,u.:b fields of scented clover tied
among sear tit et -intent poppies, Is in-
deed very delightful.
TO 11LCOGMIZE "STANDARD"
MOTELS.
Bet Provincial Lipase Board Makes Ez
caption of C. T. A. Counties.
The Provincial Lierus, Board i, to
recogntzecertaln Forel. In the Prov-
toes ail •'atandeed" hotels. '1'bis means
that the (leveller will he armoured •
certain degree of comfort. and it will
also mean that for hotel will be pre-
tec(ed ageiuet eowpeIition trout
p!aewe of the boarding hotter type and
will have aerie*a tights' not given to
other bottle for the sale of soft drink*,
cigere. cigarettes, etc.
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The qu.et ou has h eu asked why no
"atan.lard" hotels wet. to he hreuetd
flu Canticle Temppe'rance Act counties
'such u Huron, Perks and Peel. Vice-
' Chairman Dingman of the Provincial
Liceuee Board boo stated in reply to
this that it was through no lack to de-
sire on the pert of the commission,
I hut its legal advisers declared C. T. A.
territory was doubtful ground for the
operation of tbs. '•standard hotel" pro-
visions of the Or tat io •Truiper•nc.
Act. Mr. Dingman personally re -
The '`Nation of Shopkeepers.
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M4CEWin Estate
Exclusive agents for
SCRANTON
COAL
for Goderich
and District.
Best Coal Mined.
Any quantity beet all Maple
Blithe, Mixed Wood, Hemlock
and Kindling (Cedar or Pine.)
TELEPHONES, office i)1
residence 'la Or 68
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In a'1 count -tea A,k foe our I\VF.N.
TUlt3 AL VIIElt,whlch so:, La soot grew
MARION s MLAR:OX.
1184 University at. Mentr els
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ROBT. WILSON
Massey -Harris Agent
Hamilton St., Goderich
41=111m
7000 Rods of
STANDARD FENCE
must be sold by July 1st,
191(1. F\'e have two ear loads of
the hest fence that money can
buy and we have bought Imo
we can sell right. fall 1n 10,4(1
see our stock and get our
price Iwfore you buy your
[ant•*, \Ye nerd the money
and you need the fever,
Fara Machinery
We carry a full bur of Farm
M.chinery always on band.
Buggies and Carriages
\\'e have them, all shapes and
airier. A large assortment a -
ways oo out Hour.
1f you need • few tyre of Stat
FAMOUS (1 1. It HOME-
STEAD FFR1IL1ZER, we
have a carload just w,
Hard or Soft Wood delivered
to any part of town.
Phone No. 1b..
The Nov Army 1dol1voning the g.. Nis) : -.end the next arti -1-, Madam?"
Flout Lond•.n t 111111 0.
ASK AROUND YOU FOR :HE
PROOF
That Dodd's Kidney Pills Always Cure
Kidney Disease.
Lac B• uchette, Lee Sr. Jean, Que.-
Aug. Iith.-(Special.)-Mr. Arthur
t F'Irurie, well known and highly re.
e slect.-d herr, has ts.ued n .1F.rt. con-
. el... statement iu teg-ud to Dodd'.
s K.dnev Pills. IL is 6s follows
'•1 have found that D«ld'. Kidney
Pills are an excellent rrwedy and that
they cure kidney disease, rheutuatiew
and indigestion."
It you inquire sowing your neigh -
tens you will end mores of people who
hnvr found in Dodd'r Kidney Pills re-
lief from ,owe feral of kidney- trouble.
It may have been the dry. itching
.kin, dizziness, nervousness and
^billty to get refreshing sleep that
tuark the eat tier stage. of the weenie,
or it may be dialetre. dropsy, rheu-
matism, heart disease, or lima,. other
of the dangerous disea.,it that mark
its advanced stage.
cloudy weather of the last six week./
has ,et things hack nearly a mouth,
but the grips look very good, even at
that. itepo:ts ot host in the West
have been the weans of slightly in
creaetng the prices of wheat herr, but
we hope it will he of little coo•e-
q uen,ce.
You will see that my headquarters
at pteseut ate up to---. I came
away from the beauties of the south
coast :over few weeks ago and am
here t0 finish and olonld graduate to
a mouth of all goes well
1 have been Hying several different
types of machtncs and commence a
new type next week. I have been get-
ting oh all right and.enjoy our artial
pa+sages, espe.-ially *hen we go for •
c:o**-cnulltty Hight. W then Hod
out way flow tow piece L° Another,
and can do it as easily as nue can on a
motor on the land below providing the
visibility is fairly g.s.l end it is not
tow cloudy. It 1. a ..nuewhat differ-
ent proposition from t:ulway life and
i think is somewhat roots of a strain
on the nerves, espe.aally'When shrap-
nel iwgine to Hurst ter.„rod your tail.
NV. mid a visit imolai His Majesty
Klug George and Quern Mary with
their staff not long ago. They stayed
*limo • couple of hunts and made •
general inspection of the place, t.eew-
insty intersvting themselves in every-
thing. Some flying was done for their
benefit, hilt nobody saw me aloft
about that time.
Our photographer took a Octave' of
their arrival, in u& tee, ial r•*urra, from
aloft, at about WI feet. He had It de-
veloped, enlarged end printed, from
glut ter plate to ex 1u In *tartly twen-
ty minute.. which. judging by Ilse re -
suite, i tuought earl pretty quick
work.
You will be following the Allied ae-
tivities on all fronts with much inter-
est and it is gratifying to think that
at least we are taking soseboadw•y.
It is a bard and a long road to roe,
but die and most be ID. i..vitabie and
see til bops Mat the day is not far dis-
tant wben the barbarous enemy will
he driven into the e. This lost out-
rageis madd..IMt and It will do no
more than to 1 the determine-
(tof thisAllies.ver to rest nowt
Prussiiin utiliser** is ooze swirl y des.
fro
Tim Zappe have been paying ve •
visit of kite, hut have not bees able to
locate ue as yet. They will meet with
• warm rissig if May dn.
I met lash- &Alerts and m brother
Don in Leedom last week�.l and we
bed • great lira, t.getDer sealq
sore of the of the "village” .ed
t.lking over Oases at bowie,
('onilaion. In the country are very
e+amav assn-).
t"O.
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greeted thio a. he hod been 'Token or -
wtUteri to ue behalf of three rural
hotels desiring to take out "standard—
' hotel licensee, and doubtless there
were other.. But the C. T. A. brill"
Dominion leg.*lotion and carried by
the vote of the prupl. W.0• not to be
challenged by Provincial enactment
assuming to operate alongside. The
fact that nu "standard- betel licenses
will he itetue.l in there counties of
course need u, t prevent good temper-
: ince bark Irmo b-iug r. inducted i
these, but the special privileges else-
where offered to •'ataudatd" hotels
Could not three iwenjoyed.
Fronk E. MacDonald, one of the!
Best-known cigar and tohacro dealers
in Dotson, died at his honer in [bat
city following heat prostration. He
was born in t.,sierien forty-four years
84.. our for Ih% last quarter of a cen-
tury he had maide4 in Detr.•it. He is
survived by his widow an4 our daugh-
ter. Irene.
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SAVE
YOUR
MONEY
FOR THE
DOMINION WAR LOAN
TO BE ISSUED IN SEPTEMBER.
By purchasing a bond you will help
to WIN THE AR and obtain fir
yourself ani nt of the highest
els* yielding a most attractive rate
of Interest.
DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE
OTTAWA.
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.11 ASIAN
i Dille iij�'i'�`
A SHOWER of comfort
in warm Weather you
can take any tifne yon fes::
disposed when your bath-
room is fitted up in modern
style with a good shower
apparatus and bath - tub.
Let us put you in improve -d
sanitary plumbing worthy
of the times. If we du it.
it's done right.
Fred Hunt
HHAMILToN STREET 'PHONE 135
SUMMER SHOES
100If you would he well and
comfortable you nutlet have cool
summer footwear. We have
the latest in Oxfords and Pumps,
and our prices are motel reason-
able.
TsPais sail Downs; Shoes
are now in .tock. Thr tidiest,
nattiest. most wearable line of tb,
Lifeboov Rand in stork at the lowest
possible prices.
Geo. Mac Vicar
North fide Naar* OODRRI('H
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• great advance in prices, we quote these
• prices which are much below mill prices today.
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• Flannelettes
• 200 pieces '_'x to 30 -inch heavy white Flannelette, at
• per yard 1110
• 36 -inch heavy white Flannelette, at per yard, 12 I etc
• 36 -inch extra quality unbleached Flannelette, plain,
• suitable for sheeting, underclothing or Red Cross
• purposes. Worth 22c, at per yard ........ ,1st
• 36 -inch colored Flannelettes, pinks, blues, etc., in neat
• stripes. Worth 1+)c, at per yard 1 IC
• Sheeting
• 72 -inch plain bleached Sheeting, good weight and free
• from dressing, at per yard 2Sc
• Yard -wide Lonsdale Carnbrics, at old price 15c
• 40 -inch bleached Cotton, at per yard........... 1 5c
• 36 -inch best white Cottons, at per yard........ 12 1 -2c
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• Dress Silks
• Pard-wi.1e Taffeta Dress or Suiting Silks, cat per
• yar'l $1.50
• :36 -inch -wide hlac k Duchess Silks, extra a uality, old •
• dye. beautiful finish, at per yd./15c, $1.00, $1.23 •
� • Dress Poplins ••
• 3t1-inc:: French Jilt; Poplins, for coifs, skirts or dresses, •
• all colors and black, at. per yard . $1.35 •
• Knitting Yarn •
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• Canada handreds of spindles of Yarn. Compare •
• our quality and I"ices with anY. Fair ; _soldiers'
• sox.' u'1.14 d natural clean scoured' mill Yarn, •
_ or :; ply, at per Ib....• . 90c •
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Scotch F:nFrrinn i . ht grey knitting yarn, a; per •
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• Finestsuper Fingering. silver grey .knitting Yarn atIP
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Print. s'::1 Ginghams, a large choice, all at old
price-, 10c and 12 1.2c
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Butterick Patterns for September now in stock, also
Delineator on sale.
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GOOD EVERY
HOUR
`/t D1-oArve11
Tucketts
CLUB .
SPECIA
Ci ar
7 FOR 23o
F. H. WOOD
Tobacco, Citars, Pipes, etc.
Newt Davey s Jewettry Store
The Square--Goderich_
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°MADIi< N CANADA"
New Prices August 1,1916
The following prices for Ford cars will
he effective on and after Aug. 1, 1916 :
Chassis -
Runabout -
Touring Car
Coapelet
Town Car
.Sedan
$450.00
475.00
495.00
695.00
76x00
890.00
e 0. S. tone. oteTsin•to
Ther prices are positively- 'mannered against •ns- re-
mise -Hon before August I, 11117, but then is no guarantee
against an advance in price at any time.
f�AI• LY tEt - - M - 000 ai
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It