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HURON POULTRY SHOW
Li:,t ot Winners at the AnnualLEXhibition held
This Week.
Flack l:r•,.hme• 1.4 lieu, Jo... Ilowv-
rie, 4;.,dencil
I.s11KshYus hla.•k; Int cock. 1 and
2 lien, and 1.1 pnllrt. 31141. Ilow•ri..
4)I 111 Huck tharretl,--1 and 2
loose., 1, 2 (Int 3 hen. 1 alto 2 cockerel,
y1� 2 3 and / pullet e191 1st pen, ll. J.
.pp/a,t, •ioderictl: Sal cockerel and 311'
�IllIet. 1heantowtl Bros.. Uoderh•h.
r Oiyineuth ,partridge -1st cock. 1st
Niru, Frank Jeffrey. Goderich.
i}'lywou411 Hook to -- rvx'k,
iel lien. 1 and 2 cock/TelIn41 1st pul-
let. Wm. 11. Doak,
l.
/,et t.taa 1\'yardottr--1. 2 :191 3
ca k: 12 and 3 her. 1 and Y c/a -keret.
ce4'14erel. 1. 2 and 3 pullet.: triter( h
lir•bat11. Mitchell.
Partridge at'y14odollr--let hen. 1 and
2 eoeI.rel, 1 and 2 pullet. Shearduvn
Krim.
Golden I.:1•.41 1l>atnlutteM-1. 2 and 3
cock. I. 2 and 3 ben, 1. 2 and 3 cock-
erel. 1, 2 and 3 pullet, M. E. Ly ilburu-
er, r:..k•rich. . .
i1•her Laced Wyandultr.-':Irl cock.,
2, G 141141 Mb hen. 3r.1 r,.4keree. 2n' put.
let, St. e.. I. lnburner:' let rock. 1st
heti, 1, Y and i cockerel and fat pullet.
Jno. Huwrir.
Silver Pencilled. N'yatdottl.---I bud 2
oa•kn. 1, 2 and 3 tun. 1. 2 and 3 cock-
erel. 1. 2 and 3 pullet. Steffen a1 6re-
haul Mth•hrIl.
111114 W'yaudottes-1.t cock. Int hen,
flit cockerel and 1-1 pullet, lent. Doak:
S etw•k. 2 hen. 3 pullet. Y. Wooleolube.
10h1.1.' I.laO' Bede S. 1L'--2 and 3
cock, 3 and 1 hen. H. P. Laellhr.ok.
tl,akricll: 1st rock. 1 and 2 ben. 1. ,2
and 3 4...4.1.s•.•,, 1 and a plillrl: Jm4.
Ince. Lanyon.
lth.41k Islaitd Kris H. 1.i '1.t Pork.
1 and 2 her. 2nA r,)4•kt-rel. 3 and i pul-
let, H••wgarlh h 'Nicholson. 4i.Ylrrirh'.
y and 3 ...wk. 3 and i ben.. 1st cockerel,
1 std 2 pullet. H. P. I.asllbrooke.
Ltihurps. Hruwu S. l:. -1.1 cock,
hit hen: I. 2 tend 3 riw•kerel, 3nl pullet,
Jou. Howryr: ?nil e..•k, 2 and 3 hen. illi
cockerel. 1 and t i4.4lI . Lr.1ir Mntt.m.'
It. It. No. 3. Mitchu11: ::t -.I 1 -•N -k. F.
%indit.mdse. 4.1441•'ric11. '
Ieghurne. fjtr,%^u It. U.• -1st ...wk.
Jno. Hol►rir.
Legliunl., White S. 4 --I01 cock.
1st hen. 1. 2 and .3 enekercl, 1. 2 aid :1
441)11.1 and tet 1"'11, 300. Nidi-. I:.wlr-
rrh.
1errhoros, Hilff-1st ruck. 1.t let,, 1
and 2 ,•,wise•,, 1 and 2 yulb l: lLeslie
• Nuttou.
Vatdu.ians--1M1 •Fork. 1 and Y lien.
`1st 4a'ker•I, 1 .not 2 pallet. Jne.. Now -
1‘..t -lack
flt9•k Spanish -1. 2 ant? :1 heti. lid
takerel. Jno. !towels.
�H urea.. Meek (S. 4:.1-1.t cockerel.
I Acid 2 pullet. S heard'wr Woe.
Jerk s -Iso hen. Jno. Hoesrie.
urpifpitm'i Huff -let rack. Inst hen.
1 slid :t rlrkerel, f and 2 pullet. Leslie
MiLtun: Ytie) r..ek, 1. 3 and 1 hen. ltd
ca k. rel ant , 3M pnllrt. Trio.. Bowler.
rfrodenrl.. \
4)rpinMtol.. White- 1st rock, 1 and 2
• heti, 1 and :t risk keret, 1 :.rel 2 pillet.
I1n11gar114 d1.Ikuito4-.m: 2nd cork. :t and
hen, end eakkerel :t and 1 pullet and
1.1 perk M. F:. Lyntruer. ,
•us$ax. Hell -1st el ` . 1st hen. 1 and
rosier•,. 1 and Y pit t, Thee. Rew-
ire
and
- 1,2
w - r k
sneers. 1 t
' sell I
Flo.
hen, H.• n. Lashbronh.
liemlirits. Stark -1. 2 a
Y ,.nil :I e,.ekerel. 1, '2 and 3
4., 114•1i.ay, .7.ak•rtch.
- Ilamhuries Sifter pencilled - t,
3iheo, 1.1 pldlrt. W'm. Carter, 1
horn.
Ilamhuras, r:uld,•n pencil!.
cockerel, 1.4 millet. Wm. Garter.
llamberg.. Siker ep.ligleti-1st cork
I. '-' awl 3 hen. 1. Y and 3 .cockerel ai•
Ind pulkL W''n. Corder: 2 and 3 rock.
4111 hen. 1. 3 and 4 pullet, Jno, W'rhl..
.otrrii1 -
Iland,iiras, 4.n141••n Spangled -1st
eiw•k, 1. 2 all' 3 loll. I. 2 and 3 cock -
ere?. 1. 2 and :1 pnllrt. Wm Garter.
I',t I:141110.--44( noel, arc here. 1.t
cockerel and let pullet, Frank Jeffrey :
1. an.) 2 heti. Jno. \l.•hh.
'Mite. 1st hen. 4l. .I. Shaw.
Ilreaitiental R*nlam•
1
orbit, Hur--1st ruck and 1.1 I'en.
Jolla Webb.
I:..•hin, Yuark - 1.1 cork, 2 and 3 hell
awl 'Ind pullet, Al. F:. Iq'wburuer: 2111
c..•►, hit bell and 3rd pullet, jig..
Webb; tat cockerel rad tat pullet. WW
}p, 11nak.
Cochin, 11'IiitP-Jet corkers.' and tel
pullet. Wil. Garter.
Light Brahma. -1 and 2 co•►. fel
ben, 1st cockerel and 1 and Y pullet,
N'm. rter: 3r1 cock. MO ilea and
3rd mallet, Jno. Webb.
Game Ilardams
Black Breasted Iced .1•t r.w'kutel rod
114 pullet. VIlIl. H: IMwk'". •
Bourn {lucks -1St drake and 101 du
Frank' Jeffrey.
Indian 'twiner. fawn and white --let
'Mike and 1st duck, Leslie Sloane': Ind
duck. John It,,wrie.
(3'ines• 4iersr--1141 , gander 3191 VI
moose, G..1. Stints.
lNseen•
Feilibacks-tet pair. Jno. Webb.
Fan Tails -let pair, hullo Hunter,
Goderich: Ind pair. Jno. Webb.
yn,w Ilonlere--1st pair. 'Colin Hun-
ter.
Fly int Homers -1st pair, Win. 1Str-
ler; 2m1 pair. 4:.11111 Hunter; 3rd pair,
Jno. Webb.
Jacobins --1St pair. 3110. W4 4b: 2nd
pair. S. G. Melia). •
Tumbler-. iuuffe.l--1st pair, 1:14111
Hunter: Yid pair, Jnu. Webb.
1:1. un-le•KM,rt T IIs r:- Is' pair. Jtu..
Howrie. `
Trumpeters---Ist and 2nd pair, Galin
Hinder. .
Rabbit •.
Whit* P011s11 --114 pafr,
1)1mem,
THE SIGNAL
ALL HOME BY AUGUST.
Canadian Troops to Be Returned from
Overseas.
Ottawa, Jan. 5. -It is stated in militia
circle's here that the end of August next
will see the return to Canada of the last
units of the military forces of Canada
now oversew in Europe. For the present
there w ill be no speeding up to the return
of troops beyond .the numbers already
arranged fur -20,000 in January, increas-
mg to 30,000 in February. but in the
spring and summer months the number
Morn not to Cana la will rise to 45,000
M. 1:. I.y 114.
spotuhiy.
UNIUN BANK OF CANADA
IS RAPIDLY EXPANDING
ITS DEPOSITS.
Continued Growth of Assets and • Very
Satisfactory Profit Showing Mark the
Annual Statement Just Issued.
With mcrearwd deposits and a substan-
Mary's Thanks.
When little Mary fractured one of the
noes governing table belies/kir she was re -
from the family beard and made
to est her dinner at a little table in a
corner. Her presence a as tint red by the
other members of the family.
After a period of silence the family
heard her giving thanks. "l thank Thee,
Lord, for preparing for me a table in the
presence of mine enemies."
And that was the last time that Mary
ate away from the family table. w
tial Increase In current loans in Canada.
the Union Bank of Canada. which has The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.. of
ntic iewed its annual statem' nt Brock%ill. Ont.. will award a prize of 125
$25.00 for a Letter.
CAN YOU WRITE
Thirteen Prizes
Av. arded in a Letter \
Writing Competition. •'
Some years ago Dr. Williams' Medicine
Co.. of Om
..offered O., offered a series
of prizes to residents of Ontario for the
best letters describing cures wrought by
the use of Dr. N illiams' Pink Pills for
Pale People. • Hundreds of letters were
submfted in this competition. and yet nights. Ort oar prier. aid
there mut have been thousands of other trriu4. - Large stack of thanks. (Mire
users of the pills who did not avail them- supplies. yln.I,- GuaM. rh. _Jas. F.
selves of the opportunity to win a prize. Tlao*asela
To all these another letter -writing con- -- - ---
petition is offered. Thousands of cures DONT Ul' @Y D A R K N E S 8.
through the use o(Dr. Williams' Pink Pit s Have your h tar wired for ,dretrk•-
have never been reported. These will ity Rad •104• a to elate. Ort our
furnish the material for the letters to be eetimiters. W furnish everything
written in this contest. There is no de- but Hie Jnire. .segs 'line of fix -
'nand upon the imagination; every letter tI'1.,•. oil hard. ww it,. it. It wilt
must deal with facts and facts only. be done right.- . Tait,
THE PRIZES:
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The Signal `BU
Y_AT=H0ME' Campaigll
Read these articles with care. They may present something you hadn't thought of before. Patronise the people
whose ads lire here. They are your neighbors and will treat you right. The money you spend with them stays in cir-
�t culation in Goderich and neighborhood.
sett
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OODBUICS. ONT.
IF YOU BUY OUT OF TOWN AND I BUY OUT OF TOWN, WHAT WILL BECOME OF OUt l?
The Dollar You Spend in Goderich will ''Come Nome to Boost"
101" WILL ALWAYS FIND IT TO
your advantage. when you want
1)rygoreis. to 1'n1ult UM. Our Mtn
is to curry a jull 110e of goods that
will pry 1 you that you tau
always.' bur what yea ,waut right
Isere fu Goderfch. No nest to Rut
tint of town. as our privets are lower
than city prhrs. We curry every-
thing to be found In n Hrst-1•Iass
1)rygnods Store. Huy at h . sty
so 414/11141 7011 help to make (;,s$Prlch
it mood tow et to lire In. -J. H. ('ol-
borae.
MAKE 01 R STORE %OU"R STORE,
Yon will Hud 4,,•re all kinds of I'„rr
i11114." and kiedIviue., al.,, fu11
lila•+ of Toilet Articles, ,)rug Sun-
dries, and I'hutotrn{dtic 1;19011s.
I'ri1e* right. Huy et home .-
4,,ameitelFs Drug Sten.
H.A%
howl
of 1
wiut0
'YOe A 1'ICTROLA IN '01'41
1f nor. you are lining a lot
t eitrrtainuielt dews lung
dated November 300. is certainly doing
its lull share in the support of Canadian
commercial and financial a•aivity. This
expansion is the most striking feature of
thepxesent statement, if we except the
very satisfactory growth in profits. and
the fact that their pseuds, not being cut
into by any appxopna a -
tions for deprecia-
tionscontingencies as during the las
'cowedfor the best letter 'cowed on or befog,
the 20th day of February. 1919. from
residents of Ontario,on the,ublect: "Why
I Recommend Ili. Williams' Pink Pills-"
A prize of 110 sill be awarded for the
second best letter receivad: a prize of 15
fox the third best letter, and ten prizes of
S2 each (a the next best ten letters -
101" CAN GET KET911 SATISFAC-
tion and a lower mit • on printing
in total Mau you 1•x11 11ij 1.01111111g 10
his let us
ire city. If you doubt
have a talk with your., I(csldes,
when you have yeadone,
print(ug dot •
in town. the printer's wukt•s are
stent In towu.-The Signal sting
('o.. Limited.
THE CONDITIONS. .111.14T STOP AND THINK BF.FO
three years, were available not alone for you wend out of town for Harness
payment of the usual 9 p. c. dividend of The cure a benefit irAm the •
tate of Dr, and then don't do 1(. You wily fie
1450 000 but for the putting of 1200.000 Williams' Pink Pills described in the letter ,our peers mush lower. barge .tint
into the rest account and the totting off may- be In the writer's own call*. or one „f Ilobrs. Alai., 't", liege. asdcTrunks.
that has come under his ox her personal };v0rythb uuikate, ll 44(e. yo41 alre
o(175.0g0 from vo u eaof b 'g g
The growth very in volume of bssittha observation- what you are getting. -A, J. Palle
while *4884 very satisfactory . was less than More than one cure may be described ridge
it ht therw,se hale been owing to in the letter. but every statement must be _ - of
mug ° r (iteral) y and absolutely true.
Vie (act that
the date torch payment just
Every letter must he signed by the full WE ARE ALWAYS THF. FIIC'T TO
Victory tart balance -sheet
ns occurred Just dGpdul the latest creations In
before 1414. balance -sheet was struck, and name and correct address Of the person !Attlee" ' Hat41 1191 Millinery. We
the w'.thrlrawais for this purpose cut into sending it. If it describes the cure of keep vii Hats nt turllil altp the
some {etsat other than the writer of the latest fashions. Large Abair of
triIutned Lints alai %hopes. Roy at
hung•. It pays. -Miss M. IIs Mae -
Vicar.
the savings deposits considerably In letter, it must also be signed by the per -
led this class hofive's wasdollyactually. soil whose cure is described as a guarantee
ees by mare plan fathe Ens was
than it was in 1917, but the toes wan of the truth of the statement made.
much more than pmpensated by the The writer of each letter must state the
growth of to nofinterest-bearing de- name and date of the paper in which he
posits. witch rose nearly 14 1-2 millions. or she saw this announcement.
Total public tiabilities (excluding ac- Fine writing will not win the prize um
mod case to describe.
ibe.
_ less on have
cepxanrrs, dividends due and un>peci a g The you
of the recommendation and
not the style of the letter will be the basis
of the award.
it is understand that the Dr. Williams'
Medicine Co. shall have the right to pub-
lish any letter enteted in this contest if
they desire to do so, whether It wins a
prize or not.
The coldest will close on February 20th.
1919, and the prizes will be awarded as
soon as passible thereafter. Do not delay.
if you know of a cure write your letter
NOW. Observe the above conditions
carefully or your letter may be thrown
out.
Address all letters as follows:
The Dr. Williams' Medicine Co.,
Brockville, Ont.
3 Igen. 1. fled liabilities) were 1141,553,127 against
u11r1, a 14:12.162.445 a year ago.
Against these public liabilities the.
and Bank still held 572.368.327 of liquid as-
s- sets, in spite of a reduction in this class of
assets amounting to nearly five millions
during the year. This liquid reserve is
at the rate of over 51 per cent_ of pubhc
liabilities. and cotleists largely' ot Govern-
ment securities (Canadian 512.527.93S.
British ani other 115.720.338. Dominion
rote* 515.113.307, deposit in Central Gold
Reserve 17.800,000, Canadian call loans
16.506,729 and foreign call loans $3.3/49,-
150.
Tetat asset!; were 515:3.1x1,451. against
5143,411.927 in 1917 and 1109. 2244 in
191ti. It is this volume of busi s.
the tact that a considerable pro ion of
It is now in the form of active assets
which accounts for the high profit earning
capacity of the Bank. The policy of ag-
gressiveness. enterprise. originality and
expansionewhich has marked the conduct
of the l'nion Hank of Canada for several
yams past is now bearing very satisfac-
tory fruit in the shape of growth and
profits. and promises to do 90 even more
extensively in the future '
GRAIN ELEVATOR FOR ONTARIO.
remark, " We often have accidents. Toronto Wants Dominion Government to
but I've ramped se ter" He MU*
thought PIE would be nett. Yet he Locate It la That City.
was ! His talnry was only a alight
one and he neglected it. it began
to tester. Then blood-potsoningset
to and developed so quickly that he
had to have lits arm amputated.
How about you ? you may be
next ! You can sategnard yourself
aeatost the result of accidents, as
inlay other people have esne, hf
keeping 7.arn-But always handy.
Mies S. A.. Wernicke of Hilton,
R.('.. accidentally ran a needle so
tar Into her anger that It pierced
the (sone. She writes. " My hand
became so stiff and swop en that i
could rot use it. I nate ally tried
every remedy I knew of, I tit 1t only
sot worse. Blood-polaon ng devel-
oped and extended rig! up my
arm. Tlu pain was Intense, and 1
eertatol thol.e'ht I would lose my
arm. which was in • terribly In-
flamed and swollen states and liter-
ally
nterally covered wlth lamps. A friend
advised see to tie Zam Bull, which
i tit', and It was not ions before
the pain grew lees. With persever-
ance t!te tetammatlea vas all
draws met, the swelling end lamps
4lsappeared, awl eay arm wsa sees
suite well again"
ram -Fink Is also beet ter eczema
sad *11 skis troubles, ulcers. res -
■fag sores and pills All stores, toe.
A ,factory worker was heard to
Toronto, .Ian. W. -Efforts are to be
maie to have the Dominion Government
erect a large leiminal grain elevator, with
a minimum capa.ity of one million bush-
els. in (Stam. A deputstein is to go to
Ottawa next Tuesday morning and put
forward the claims of this Province. 1t
will include representatives if the grain
section of the Board of Trade. the United
Farmers of l.ntario. and the Toronto
Harbor Commission. and will be headed
by the Provincial Minister of Agriculture.
lion. George S. Henry.
At the present time the Domin-
ion Government is operating similar
elevators in other Provinces. It is con-
tended bt Ontario grain men that there
is urgent need of such a building In this
part of the Dominion. They point out
that of any large amount of grain ,* pur-
chased in the Province there a no place
where it can be shipped and clearers.
While all the delegates will urge the
necessity of such an elevator being pro-
vided eoewhere in the Province. the
Toronto representatives will point out
to Hon. A. K. MacLean, acting Minister
of Trade and Commerce. and Hon. T. A.
Crerar, Minister of Agricultu.e, who will
receive the deputatictri. the advantages of
locating the elevatox in this city. The
Harbor ('ommtission representatives will
emphasize the suitahtlity of Toronto for
the purpose. and suggret a site situated
on their property. It is felt that to be of
greatest atrvlce an elevator should be
accessible not alone by all the ra)trasds
in the Province. Mut also by lake vessels.
Every ordinarily unused nook and
corner ot the firm should d brought to
growing feed for stock next string.
Letter Contest Department.
Ample.
Heck -Does your wife understand any
language except English '
Peck -No; she can do all the talking
that's neceioary in that.
WHEN IOU BUY DRUGS PURITY
slnudd Le the first eon*lderatiou.
11'.• handle a full line of hove l/rugs.
Mw1i011es. Toilet 2rtkhM,' and
everything that is mold in a first-
class Drug Stare. (load slender.
Buy a1 home. --E. IC N7gee%
Sign in front of country church: "Do
not hitch here." Nothing for couples
desiring to get married to do but go else-
where.
YOU SHOULD BE AS LOYAL TO YOUR COMMUNITY
AS TO YOURSELF.
The Ootlerieh concern: listed below. conscious of the
fact that tho.uw►uds of dollars are being sent out of this
territory for merchandise that can be bought at house. 121414
launched a campaign in the hope that it will create u
stronger feeling of community interest -a sentiment Most
vital for the prosperity of the entire community. In bold
'type, you therefore read the slogan that they -propose to
p14opttlarize-"BUY IN TOUR HOME TOWN."
It is the purpose of the progressive concerts+ ,whose
names appear on this page to present arguments of such
convincing nature that the people of this community will
respond thereto with the result that they will make a solemn
pledge to first endeavor to get what they need from home
merchants before sending, their money out of town.
The time for consideration of this question could not
be more opportune than the present. "Preparedness," the
h atchword of .Canada. should begin at home and can be
exemplified in no more far reselling manner than by real
co-operation lir this vitally important "BUY AT HOME"
movement:' It is a thought that should be taken to heart
and given consideration by every person who earns 'their
living in, or owes their success to this community.
This campaign is launched in the firm belief that th1-
people of this community will follow the dictates of their
good sense, and^bring she "BUY AT BOMB CAMPAIGN"
to an actuality that will be of vast benefit to the rlttirc'
territory.
This movement ix no selfish propaganda of this paper
and of these progr4siv'e conceals who have combined in co-
operative community appeal. They urge that yollread the
ieilme'sage they will give you each trekit tbrottgh the sol -
is of The Signal. They invite you ti) give careful con -
side tion to the facts which 1111 bf present . 7o tsty.
this In tier over with your friebds anti luleighb rs. Resttifs
are sure O follow I- '' • •
The h n resolve to "BUY AT BONI" will not Only
help the ret •I merchants, but the manufacturer and jobber.
the farmer a 'acent to our town, and it will also help in
Iy
• or indirectly,
' ct
Il
'herd
Ire
'
will eft
every line
of bu
oness. It
benefit every indi 'dual of this section.
WC WILI. FINI) 501 ('AN ALN'AUS
save money I. doing your trading
he Groceries. 1)ryg,wwla and general '
)ler'haudlse with us. Our priers
tire au 01+r1 lesson In buying at
ls*,
home ri,•ry time. J. J. 11eEwPkt - ft •
LADIES OF GOI)ERICH ANI) ,'ICI• L:
XIII'.- If you are interested la
rlaluty art 109939 you w•111 41191 d)1Ir
more Iw•nd.plarters In (*I,'rich. s'
Our Iles of •rt goods are eareftdll
w'Ic•twL N'.• do hrttwtiicblug attd
car null palrrknlar people. -Smith's ..C1'41Art Saw*.
MAIL OR- DER HOUSER DO N41T
parrlcnlurly hart our bushes-. Lot
44r are I11 1419' wlth a111- 111.,1.• 111:11
110110. ...,r (ON 11 nod aur merchants -
For tine ('"ufevtinnery told Lee
Cream you will tlnd the pure thing
at our story. -c. BlatkahlSr.
101' WILL FIND BY 111.11S •
your Floor soil Fled it u- '•'4t
u III 4.• *yell pleu...1 ltll 0111' 4)41` .at
doing Juane... 47,..1 stock at rizlit
bele•. 1tl• Iwo lei a in 1, 1.11'1_ ..1
holo•. 11 will 111.11.'ns all. I Wean
2 lye,
(' O N141' L T 10111 ('.1T.1LOGI. F:.
tiles ir,ustllt us Nisi lade tilt. .11%'c1i4
is IInrnrs. 91 INA Hor..• 1;...1..:
Trunks. (tags. 111.rw• Illiulket s. ur
anything fur the stable. W.. 1. ill
not la. ut.lers.dd I.y any mail order
h.otar.-H. .f. Fisher.
OF COURSE IOU %%A -NT F.4KHION-
able Hate 141441 Mlllltlery. %fell. wr
are right up to date In NII tl.• Ipirs[
designs 14191 OW 'WS. ui.l if we
haven't what y191 want in .t.. k we
will make H up 'for you. '1'0 nw .
NINA buy tuf hutfn•. 2111*. ll. E..
Cameron.
WE ARE B1'ILDING I P .► 21I E.
htwlte•s lu Hoots nod 4140.•. 1.y
giving you 11 .4(111 r• 410111 L'iz liar
of I11.110"' Show-. All 1b.• !:III+i
product. of Ili.. hest factories In
4'alwd14. Buy at 1 . Gee. Mae-
.
5-'klar.
BEWARE OF ('.1T,1LOGl E FI•RNI-
tan•: it all Looks alike In pictures..
Ityttor feade.ritMenge. -;flY emery a:l
fo14 Ilise 1Y y riifl.re for " .'cery
room in the luxtu', at pri.rs that
viii heat any mail onset hru+•.-
W. Walker.
JUST EXAMiI,''E OUR LINE 02"
.4'Iothltlg 111441 get our prllr's fleet.
11141 line of file (clothing for nen
awl Myers. Also nifty line of helve •
etc. 4)1r
Furnishings. flirt.. raps.
VIII* Mnc1• Ila.otey by tending h.•r•.-
0. G. Newton.
MAKE OUR GARAGE YOUR GAR-
agr. If yn11r auto is wick we 11111
doctor it quick. Null line of nees-
wirlto and tines on hand. 111 coarse
yea, 1:ilow we !inutile the Ford. the
rote*r.:d car. 1:44 to your order
for Spaying. -P. J. MarEwan.
A WORD ABOUT BUSING 011:0-
lrrteil 41114 of town. .hist get our
priers drat alai your moo0y w111
stay here to kelp hnlld up our own
town. Think flits over rind buy at
114)111e ('v4r)- time. -J. H. Pips.
Massey -Harris
Shop
-FOR --
BINDERS. MO'.k ERS AND
LTIVATORS.
DBLCO-t4OHT PLANTS.
BUCKEYE 'CURATORS.
GRAY AND McLAUGHLIN
CARRIAGF,S.
OAS ENGINES.
WIRE FENCE.
OLD HOMESTEAD
FERTILIZER.
Robert Wilson
Hamilton St. Goderich
WE HANDLE A mu. LiNE OF
all kinli& of Hooke. Stationary.
4)Aide :'applies. 41•h1o1 Hacks are
n specialty with us. ,,Pave your
order n'Itb us for your favorite
magazine. We are at your service.
Buy at h04a4.--Gee. Porter.
GET IN TOIY'H WITH ('8. WE
(-eery a fig pine of household articles
Hint 44-111 woe yon many u dollar.
All kinds of small ware. Fancy
1:414)1141, 2n11'I(1es. ('111 a1141 Ret
alrpaafutwl.-- Parsons' Fair.
Ol"R LONG ANi) CONTINUOUS
h11slr44.41. In Goderich shonW be 11111•
ciuring lestimony that Ton can rely
011 every dollar's worth of flryg4wdw
we sell. That Is the way We have
Omit tip onr Targe trod". See us
Hent amt keep yoI'r motley al 1,0m0.
-1). Millar 2 Sock
JUST PICK OUT ANT ARTICLE IN
your 1wtalogiu'. then Iwe 4141. We
will not only d4.)m)Pte in prick's, but
will save you nlnley 111 hardware,
Stuyes, Tools. Boat Supplies, etc.
Try UK amt ...e. -Chas. C. Lee.
I)ON"T BE A RAINBOW CHASER.
5Ylwn it i. (7r,4rrlPe you are Lnylug
we want you to know we can 1.111
any shall order horn*. Any at home
and make this a live town. It w111
help Ito all.-Ikan Bras.
WAR CLOUDS ARE PARTED.
Now let 1114 1111 boost for a bigger and
letter Gnerlch. We can 1L, It lir
all of its buying onr supplies at
limine. It will help won41'rtully.
44e IDM for Hardware. Stoves alai
I'tnmhing•--Fred Haat.
ALL WE ASK iS A COMPARISON
of one the of Furniture with (ften.
Get our priers,. then drug your con-
clusions. Itlg stock to ebonies from.
(hlr 1'ndertnkIng 1t041.rtulent IM
complete. IW at home. --Brepbey
Bas.
MAKE UP THAT ORDER OF G41ti•
.cries, bring it 0, us and we w-111 do
letter for you than au)' outof-tow-o
11011.0. Try our Teas ar91 Coffer.
Viol will like our way of doing Poet-
n.'ss.-J111hn Spahr.
WHAT IS MORE PIEASING THAN
14, hate ;your photo to send to your
f ember ('time he and sit for your
p o. If we make it we kunw your
frlet a ,will .rime tw1 amt get t1e1r1
taken. We du onr le+t t0 plosive
you.- R. Satllow%
1'01' WILli ALWA144 FIND GOOD
values In Hants HMI sb,ptw in onr
store. NO 110041 (0 send nut of town.
If we haven't (th latest et 714. they
are not in ('ensile. 14.. your trad-
ing at home. -Wm. Sharman.
STOl. LOOK. LISTEN( BEFORE
you hyy,y a Stave or ally Mud of
Hanlw-R1.1•. Yon will M.I 1)111 ;whim
wleide lot lower than ',out-of-town
prIevir Give w a chance- end and
be eoi rIw1r1.--l'..1. Hamer.
ARE 50(' NOT PROUD OF
Square, 7011 1'hleen of Gods"
1)f tours* you are. IVell,-dhl
ever atop to think what the ►aqua
wut88d look Tike If everybody did h4
for her) buying out of town and the
.toren were all (domed 'I 13uy ■t
home and help keep tip tie appear -
awe of the Mau. -Thr faaL
HERE i8 OUR TROI'BLF WHEN
we Imre to repair shoddy lentlwr
s11nt•s with paper wiles. When 1111411.11
r'nm4 from m1r ►1901 dealers we do
not 1u1re thls 4ro,ble. Nye do 1111
kir111w o1 shoe repalrfng and we. do 1t
right. --Samuel Smith.
THE 1110I.LAIC IOU 4PENI) A1'
home Stays here a1141 ton are
to get 18 hock text lWy. If roil "I'114
H nit 1.2 town 11 IM gone foreler.
/1st our prkl's ..n (/nweries a1441 ware
moue, lir buying Myr'.-J. 11. Leat*,.
HOW MUCH WOULD 5OU TARiE
for that photo of 11lo1her. tir fattier, }�•
or 1I1U11 r 344,111 pat off getting
your Nadal/rnph taken. 1t i+ la
duty as 141.11 ns 11 plwaon'. Nye 11..
9p -to -date work. --J. T. Fels
THE QUESTION OF WINING AT
home mil be volved by gettIi.g our
prices" fleet. We .'tin rom4iet.' with
anyone anywhere. Make. nM breve
iL WP handle n .,full line of Fancy -
nest Gelwrel l;r.wrrk'M.-Rabertsas
2 Male. ,
1RT 61/008 ARE IN A CLASS BT
thetoselref.. We curry a full line
le Art and Filmy Goods, N,,'Plthw.
etc. All dnlit)' sal will please
aurora. who L Illtl'te,ted hi Mich-
ela... septets. Try us std he pleased.
-M. N4ile
A WORD TO HOU"SI(WiVES. JUST ,
,.imply Insl.f un liming your bread
orders 14.1184' from I • halu•rles.
Every loaf of 41111 Of tuvn bread you
t Snot harte aur lo)1'u that watch.
our hoilc-11111.11 pr.11lM.--
i. Sniffle
CONDITIONS IN OLD COUNTRY.
Upheaval Coming. Says Nippon Soldier -
Standard of Living Is Low.
Kippen. Ian. tr. --An interesting and
informative insight into conditions in
England is furnisher) in a letter from
Quartermaster Bert Faskin, of the Cana-
dian Forestry Corp.. in England. in a
letter to his parents here. Quarter
master Peskin is a graduate of Tomnto
University. Part of the letter follow
"Capt. Fmgland. s Knox College man
who roomed there in 1915, was up to
camp about the Khaki University work,
and explaining the Canadian Govern-
ment's band neopleiti(W. Many of the
boys who never con*idered fanning be-
fore are going to try their luck at it.
We had a long talk atter his meeting
was over upon the Changing of the hays
views on account of their experience over
here. It dtnitld make a tremendous dif-
ference
if-fere ce when they get back home. Besides
the abnormal life in the army, the every,
da life. the sights. the customs. and
tet 0f cnnvenatinti are entirely dif-
ferent fern tlinr we were aocumomed to
in Canadafrom the teacher'. point of
t,ew, history will be a more real and a
more vital subject than it ever was before.
as well as hose personal. •
'Then in peihcs, 1 think Most
thoughtful Canadians hang their head. in
silent shame. We haven't a Bob Ragars
in Lloyd George's Cabinet. i had been
to the gallery of the Ontario and Domi-
nican houses and also to Westminster. end
the general tones of the latter, even when
the Irish members were on the floor. were
on a much higher level than that at
home.
Ott the other hand. Canada is leagues
ahead of this country with regard to the
standard of living 04 the working people.
I have peen here in Mansfield a mother
give her baby girl of three years a QIg(Ple
of pennies to go to a fish and chip Mop
for her supper, while she her/elf went to
the nearest 'pub' for a couple of 'jars'
ora pint. Mansfield with a population
of say .35,000 has a hundred 'beta.' or
salon, besides the hotels, and every
night there are more women than men in
them. Every night in November one
could see a row of baby carriages lured
up outside the 'pubs.' while the mothers
were guzzling inside in the warm foul
air.
( *scold say that leas than thirty per
cent. of the people are churchgoer}.
Loyd Geary hes hit on the main causes
First. bad hotline. in going anywhere
through the industrial parts of 'England,
one posses miles of houses exactly alike,
all built care up to the street. 90 the
children hive no place to play except on
the streets. The monotony of these
streets is enough to kill the soul of the
best *pint.
"Second, !duration. To gain an en-
trance to a grammar school means either
of two things. Either one must be com-
paratively wealthy. or the child must be
the first in his Claes. High or dammar
schools aren't free. so the poor in Eng-
land haven't an equal chance with the
rich.
"Third, the land question. As long as
the feudal s .tem of land inure exists,
English farm labxers never will be any-
thing else than what they are tnday,
dull. hack -bent clodhoppers.
'Unless one really experiences it by a
visit to this land, one cannot form a real
conception of what is involved in the
distinct clans differences. The upper
classe& i e , the rest lawlownere and
pacers, the middle dames and the laboring
classes are as distinct as white, red and
black
"It is only to he hoped when the up
brava) in this triunity comes, and it is
hound to conte. it .81 not he of a salt-
guinary natilre.' But the John McLan,
Ramsay McDonald and Pnilip Snowden
group are a danger to the future well-
being of the country. When we get
back. England won't be a faraway land.
to us. in which We have only a puling
interest. it will be Iikra second home,
where we *hall watch th4 housecleaning
with intercs• ."
Raise two crops of pigs a year. it M
the common practice in the Kestern and
Central States arid might well be a more
common prat' ice in Canada.
The hog is the cheapest pr. duces of
animal fats. Ikm't send It to market !
thin condition; it doesn't pap.
There is an estimated decrease of 28.-
000.000 head of cattle in the principal
countries of Europe. Years must elapse
before European beef and dairy prxhic-
t.icu is back nomal.
Canada hasto learrned the lemon that
mixed farming is permanent farming and
that without plenty of live stock a fans
gets poor., every year.
Shipments n( Tref to Europe and i' the
conditions over there now pertaining are
Ikftted y by refrigerator d4Sce on tM•
I• 'Aonls more tonne bees nes ivfg-
ibfe more heel win be.hipped.
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