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Tenteday f' ry %"3,
EDITORIAL NOT
The rise i t the price of wixat a,.ukl be
geed news for the farmers - if they had
any wheat left.
The OM Ceuu a tee-eketinns have
been going against Lloyd tioorge. Ilam
the wizard at Lot lost his power to
charm 'I
Then.. cannot be muchdemand for the
lurid dime novel these day& There are
surely enough murder stories in the daily
newspapers' to satisfy any appetite.
[Lunen county should be u stolid nit in
1ppxsition to any farther 1lydro schemes
until the present system of rates is
changed to one keg unfavorable to till-
part of the Proviuee.
1'-
The Dee of Ontario Towns
truest Fre Presse
The deplorable Girt *hat a majority
of tee ,.well teen in OutartO ar but
re not
making the progress they'
aro lu the doeu•grade to cxttuctiou.
1- ar .u -lug the attention of the eid-
er" of many of these town. and esteem
are .Ing looked into. lu most In-
state lie citizens of theme slowly dy-
ing towns"- juice only themeellvet
blame for their gradually growing.
worse conditions. letour situated!good
iu he
tun of Phorate,favorably
lest agrleultural and frult sections In
('aIm la should not make *e pro-
Kress,is our own fault. Too -much
trade that could las done at home with
benefit to the town is sent away to
build up other places at our expense.
The business men themselves are not
blantel.rw in this respect, which makes
It all the more lawcntable. Every
reshknt of Forme. whether In busi-
ness or not itt vitally Interested in the
progress" of the town. No matter how
untch the population may decline the
e,st of waiutaluing all our public in-
stitutions and our public works will
n•nutiu as high as ever, or, If any-
thing, will increase. Therefore des
cline in population means increr
per capita taxation and other
pen-ta+.
( 1tizeum who are Interested in Main-
taining the various town churches and
Sunday 1,eboola ; citizens who are in-
terested In the welfare and efficiency
of our high and public ,shoots , dile in argrwentutice llecelopment• since
urns who are tntereetei" 1n the upkeep the Interest In debating is retntorsytl
of our public literary, Our bands rebut by personal Interest In the subject.
our e.[netw end our pldewalks: site Should the members of any a 'bating
ho Hexed fire )tor i_eli{ou and ver•{ �{ttt �f
Dominion officials a1 Winds"+ are try-
ing to collect income tax on the incomes
of leaders in the rum -nu -ming business.
It's a rune situation ahen the authorities
give sheet recognition to an illegal busi-
ness.
'IRE SIGNAL
e
-- GODERIOE, 0111.
Over a Quarter of a Century,
of Public Service
Olt the highest order, stands
every pec et sold.
PP
LAD
behind
AIL
d l[•Mixed-Green-Sealed Packet Only.
Tuesday was St. Valentine's Day.
Somehow or other Valentine Day doesn't
seem to amount to as much ne it used to.
.. (•.Ilnt N3
News -Record.
Guess tap ell get ti feel that way monde
time or odes. '
TING
u). RTIFIOATE PRESENTED Sounded (lad.
The late George Loans Tucker. the
Mrs. Jaa. llluteh Made life Member movie pioneer, was noted for his fas-
et W. M.8. At Auburn tidious tastes. Mr. Tucker was lunching
one day iva Los Angeles restaurant, seal
Ating of Flip. .11. H. regular at a nearby table sat a movie kin whoa)
cherub,
o' the W. M. N. theh Knox abk manners left much to be desired.
ofM A am. D. was att at hose The !,tail ate his soup in a 'positing noisy
of Mrs. Jas. 1l. Howatt ou Thurexlre tnanuer. luting away; he leaned tow'anis
of lost week. A large wtwber were Mr. Tucker and said: " This is darn
present and a very profitable after-
noon pprod wap, (image." "It socials good,"
was Resent. After the regular Dlr• Tucker mage.l.
business was completed Mrs. Jae.
Mettle oke preeideat, pr seated a Order your nest lee cream at hilae k-
certificate of Life Mesuberlhlp to Mrs. stone's. Voll will appreciate oris the quality
lowed whsle the renewing addntta stoned 'xviee.
was read by Mrs. W. T. Riddell, were -
tory of the Sockety.
To Mlre. J. 1). Howatt :
The members of Knox church W. 11.
it. regret that you are loon to leave
our oommuutty. Your readiness to
artist at any and every tuucrlon iu
touneection with our church will cause
us to feel your hiss all the more keen-
ly atter you have left us. You have
never mhlrked any duty or respon-
sibility and have always beeu ready
to bear even wore than your .hare
of the burden.
We welsh you to know that you have
evade for yourself a sure place la our
ewes ter heart, affeetloua and ask you 10 ate
lions. popular vete' .rpt this certificate of Life Mewls•r-
1Ve. 11 fo Let of Proptlosi ship iu the Wowcu's Missionary So -
The following list of presttouiona 13. The 11jb!� aaRrage should Is' elety in the Presbyterian l'httr•h In
hag been wade out from questions of limited to those irY� can read and
more or item Interest to rite public at write.
e'anada. Our prayer is that God may
mo loag span• you and yours to enjoy the
the present time. The debating of 10. Price fighting ehotlld be pro towfurts of your new home and the
smelt questions' affords (wetter results billeted by law. res stustbllitl/s of your new sphere of
17. The tariff should Ir revises at influent* and 1n*y you one slay hear
the next sesstou of parliament. -Well (lone, good and faithful servant."
Ili High license 1* preferable to On lichen' of KIhn Church W. M. S.,
prohibition as a method of dealing Mrs. Edgar Lawson, president.
with Intemperatae.
Mrs. Jas lluteh, oke president.
10. Partisan polities should be rib- Mea A7. Room, treasurer.
Ininat d from muuklital elettitsl(s• Mrs. W. T. Riddell. secretttl.
.ldvertising In The Signal pays..
acus w stub final few question In this
loos other public servki's are a111i atS- Interest to their patrticuhar grou -It
hound to support the town business'
turn who have to bear the larger
stare of the leaden of taxation. AUY
increase in the business dour in town
helps to deeerease the rate of taxation
pr ertly edndagroa,Ih of theaiding
towil lero+-
The;' reeldenta of the surrounding
(enmity are likewise affected and ite
aWrested tamest as much as are the
citizen,' of the tuwd /rte, I t:.l to tbe best internee of the .nem-
4. 'File province Qr munkipelity
ehuuld provide work for all wilt) lean
not secure work Leer themselves.
5. Prohibition is cumlucive to tem -I
ts-ranee.
6. Religion should be taught iu the
public sellouts.
7. Commercial m•lprx'Ity between
('ands and the United States would
isenefit Canada.
s. Farmers are justified In organis-
ing themselves Into a new political
party.
0. The government should inaugur-
ate n system of mensual inspection for
the public w•hools.
M. The government . should enact
legislation for the erwpuleory arbitra-
tion of all labor disputes.
11. ltnnlclpal ownership of publk
utilities 1t desirable.
Margot represents Mr. Asquith's sus -
and matrimonial venture. Somehow orj
other we are-reininded of the remark of a
man of experience when he was told that
his neighbor, a widower, was abort to
take another partner : "Marrying again!
Why, that man doesn't dttwerve to have
last his lest wife."
r
will not be dilli alt for them to
kect pruporitioua w'uh such qualifies,- '20. Football is a hltulratae to DIM
thin ,_ f best iutereets of the high school
1. I'Marydrill Intionld-6e compel- conre•.
coq is the public sehoola. ' '1. Convict labor should be0tti-
2. Tariff should be falpoted for re -piked in improving public highways.
venue only. 22.The province of (Ontario)
3. The tendency of the people to shouldestablish a Nystem of tonsolt-
oeil (entratc in the titles 1s dctrlmen• dated ,+ehsools for rural communities).
23. The Government of the Domin-
ion of Varied* should not continue 'to
operate the \raerilroads.
JL ('ipltal punishment-boul.l be
alollshel.
_e. Metallized labor Is u greater
menace to the coUltti••uwealth tlmu or-
gautud capital.
26. A system of c
mbonld be adopted lu
27. There it need iii Camila for
the Zrogreeelve Pattie
l The boycott ig a prhx'r policy
for organised labor.
20. Labor saving machinteer has
been injurious to the laboring (lessee.
30. Intlians should no longer, be
treated as wards of the governs et.
31. The province of (OMarloy
Nhuuld provide for permanent compul-
sory segrcgatlon of the fe' bile-mintlel.
32. The elimination of profits of-
fers tee. beet solution of the liquor
If the business wen and other reel -
dent. of the toe and trading vkdnity
will give these important [natters
their e•arn-t consideration we venture
to say that business of the town and
the pgaulntlof n- well will slow au
metes-•. instead e.f the' gradual de-
cline which we are n.,w• unfortunately
facing.
Exeter has adopted the giant zinnia as
ire emblematic Clower. (ioderich trade,
in our opinien, a much better choice a
few yesrs age, in the pansy; but we do
not notice any n,• -re extensive cultivation
of the pansy its (,e"lerich since the choice
was made. The Horticultural Society
might include in its plots for the coming
mea -en an - etf'rt to bang this lovely
fioa.•r into greater pruminerlee.
•
+Fes Provincial convention of Leserals
at. Toronto Next week premises to tie a
- large and rep ee entatiee gatTieilij 'fife
conventiuu has leen called for the pur-
pose chiefly of .ele•tiug a leader to suc-
ceed Mr. Hartley Dlewart, but advantage
will probably h.• taken .•1 the +tsseulbling
Of e0 large n Lely t., lay 41o0%11 1010' lilies
of policy her the Provincial tk•kl. Mvinyl
Liberals.hate felt titin the right men for
the ktul• reitii' ire not ye/ !' sight, awl
Meat ohne ►r' -t t•oursee would be to persuade
111+ . Welfineton 1fay, the member for
11
Try this Friday and Saturday special.
igh trade Chocolates lanes at forty mut* a
pound at Blacks!•cur' West Street.
The Home Town Paper
W11..ii the events' shade is fallen' -at
Ito endin' o' the day,
Ate a feller ruts from labor smoktn'
at his pipe u' slay,
There's' nothln' dues him so renal
toed. be fortune up or dow:a.
As ilk little weekly paper from his
of home {Ott 11.
- Forth Perth.th.
r- alio has Coven the House
; x"
leader since dr. I)ewart'a resignation, to
continue in that pglmition. y
as
declines to act in any but a temporary
capacity ; but his abk speech in the Leg-
islature lest week has called renewed at-
tention to ids capabilities, and it is not
unlikely that the c+tlt 11ti'bn will ask him
to remain held,' present iseition.
If, it ain't a tb1ii of b eanry i. 11.
print ain't always clean,
let it straightens out his tcmeer.
•b.en a feeller's feelhi mean :
11 to.. the wrinkles off his rase nal
Irir.•t away 1h.• frown,
Tear Inlle weekly pater front its of
^'u,• town.
tl
,wr 1 l.W to revel the dailies ilie
Ste- ispeerm, too.
Au' at ,,y the yeller novels an' some
stile •
rash -don't you ?
tint were- p wanesome readlii that
Will -we •111117 a- frown, -
t want ter, good si' ,paper from my
el' it t. town.
)Ir. Welliilgtenl play last
week
1n the
me
his first addres. its the Leg'tet
opacity of acting Liberal kinder and
made a notable contribution to the de-
bate on the Address. While he had
Mae criticism for the manner se which
the Government had handled itydro
alairs. he made it plain that he had a
red deal of sympathy with sir. Drury's
- _lgggnttshwa on Hydro radial. and he
MAUI tapas the Government n, alert its
poser laws the Hydro -electric Commis-
sion, Mr whose course the Government
waw an the last retort respxmdblc to the
Province. He was dleestietled with the
huge expenditure upon the ('hippawa
power canal, and hinted that it might be
well to have tin inroallntosttl'e to axcrtain
where all the mossy vow ?Ir. Bay
trade soiree snggesti/M IDR the betictit eat,
agriculture. 11e tborghs the Goes
rnent might provide pat& grain It+ta
-- - latilities, gibing tartuggs the weans "f
bolding over their gra for a fai'orable
market. Ile advocate) also the ectal,-,
14hing of a system of farmers' banks' -
not large orltanisatlons, brit with a fairly
Snell capital, and locally managed, tgl.I, and
having as their object the granting of
kcal eyedits and the !oeter'lag of local in-
dustry, so that the money of the oonntry
people should not be Bent off to the cities
So be need in financing the big contents.
Mr. Hag 'a address has advattepd ilia yea.
apect of hie being asked to retain the
Liberal leadership in the Legislatore
mpulory voting
w nada.
LL'. chine*. Immigrants mlumhl he prblem.
admitted ou the same cuudltlons as :;rd. social fnnetionw which Involve
those from Central Europe. lavish exptenditure• are unjustitUtblc.
13. Women skittle receivethe saux • tn.. Ends
remuneration tis corn in t he teaching. M 1ta 11 :use t'nloui:al
profeegten. ---- - -
14. .fudges should be ele•tel by . Press limited 1
WINTER HARD ON BABY
1f you want your ship to come 1a
steer a straight courier, get your bear -
lugs on Prldhain the Tailor and yea
will be sure of a safe landing, up-te
date good, and a gummier° of perfect
.atisfa^tion. Nave $10.00 to $15.00 by
walking around tbe corner, North
street.
The winter season Is a hard one ou
the baby. Ile is more or lees confine)
to stuffy, badly ventilated rooms. It
is 50 often stormy that the mother
does not get halm out In the fresh air
as often as elle should. Ile caU•hee
metals which rack hes little system; his
stomach and bowels get out of order
and he Istowes pcetlmli and crow. To
guard against this t1ae mother should
keep n Ian of Baby's (hon Tablets In
the lsuusc. They regulate the stom-
ach and bowels, and break up colds.
They are sold by welk•lne dealers or
by mail at 23 lent+ a box from The
1)r. \VllLtws' Medicine Co., Brockville,
Out.
Buy Dominion Seeds
and Save Big Money
Dumlolun is rum., up Wu bas.'
tedr.l them all a 1 know linen) to hay.,
blah aeradoaUUS ower
We all nothlaa wlp,rut+ne.da guar
anteed to produce hty plant We.!trusts jug. u mut* labor. one au.1
moans to plant interior needs. 11 you
want a 100 per tout.. rep. now
DOMINION SEEDS
"T.d./ sad Trsest.d"
Frau memo Garden Almost. send ua
your DRUM and a.ldrr.a and se will own
Il to you at OIlCe.
PER CENT.
,I•E('IAL Dle•
count on flower
.11.1 yearn able
,.-e.1eturina
February ►red
March
Address Dept E
naris hist. UIN,te
E.uhibhod Itis
Ili Dundas strait
9 Mark. -t -bun•
MIN nitre
Rude Rural Rhymes
Name Vour Farm
full of crops Hod cows am! charm.
you ought to give name to R. like
And yet, I pray you, do not ehooste
the common names that other* use,
the "Hilltop Frame" and -Valley
Views." led, when you ...tamp the
same mome day. on cheese or prunes
or hops or hay. the Patent Office man
appears In l'odunk, Maine. John Henry
Squeerg has treed it nmpty-seven
yearg." So work your brains and let
them wander in search of new. names
here and yonder, through taks and
myths and old traditions that fit your
/arm a pd its conditions'. From. Pal-
egtine arid Greece and Rope, bring
Poetry and romance home. It you
have oakg try "Druid t;rove" or some
nest reference to Jove. If you ratite
mules, like my friend 91117 you might
do worae then "Balsam 11111." Teas
if the job Were wished on me to say
what each farm's name should be. my
choice would fit at any rate, but might
be too appropriate. For you arid I
and all men know some farms that
should be "Housewife's WOO". and
proud pogeemorm would not awallow my
"Hopeless 11111" or "Silpelimi Hollow."
i
how Gets It.
Clerk- • Lint in to oak you, air, it
you could Milt ay,lltt " Employer -e-
It isn'tpaydar" "I know it, sir; but
I thoafht -11Mtepsak to you to -day."
Ren, -go isk t ooto desk , and
don't we 7- ,lee raised it every week
you'vtb Sinttitt, as-wytar,
la This A Lessen For &Africk ?
()mita Packet
Midland ratepayers voted down a by•
law to mend 140,000, on improved fire
fightang equipment. Then lart week
Midland had a$200.000 fire, in which the
heston Company's riplasdid depart -
/20r More mu oompleagy demmyed.
Midland will probably be called
Will to _ pay for thaf lose In inannums
mass, Of courses if Midland ratepayer.
the W,000 it wouldn't have
tlar week's fire. But the ex-
_ nee maermsorTrvincia Midkind people
ulat,ot la to 1=1 messy on
than es ranee, And
ram. -74..o rosy bs same to heart by
*14 r!Mdlaneabons also. Can-
"' ie entratimly high.
It's time to set the
tailor. That nieans
us. Wel; fit you per-
fectly and make
clothes that will shOW
at a glance they were
made for yntt.
F. -H.
Tailor
Goderich
STOMACH ULCER
AND GALL STONES
Aft.. Sallieriag 2S Years, Completely
GOWNielli
MaPLEHCRST '0'
"4 am in mee'llith year. About 25
years ago, I began's hare trouble ,,ith
A Better Bid my Stomach. One oetor said I hal
"Yee." .4 -air -the smsdall-t. he Cancer; another sai Ulcer of the
eba-ing ARV. "I ean cure you." Vleell 9f the Liver an Inflanima-
Ma 8, faintly. Three years ago, I consuned one
. I of the best specialists in Iltintreal.
"Fite huniinel dollars."
stood at the taislaide of the sick Nit,.
”Wilitt will It met ?" 114'4 the .1.1, tion of the Gall Bladder.
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Ve-Lve aff the latest in
Beads and Bead
ecklaces
in
and
Sm
East St.'
and lengths. Every-
ugle and Seed Beads
for embroidering your
ring Gown
little, replied the purchaeing agent.
"I hail a better bid from the under-, tal, have an Ulcer cut 6ut of my
taker." I stomach and gall stones removed:I
was then 74 years old. I said "NO."
Then, I began to take "Fruit-a-titcs".
still take them occasionally, and I am
so much better that "my old fritads
often ask me what I have done to
myself to look so well. I am gaining
In weightand enjoying life very much"
At dealers or sent postpaid by F rait-
a-tivos Limited, Ottawa.
Cassis Peel&
"Vancouver Exprcia"
Panseatera for Wegtern Canada will
find the "Vancouver Expresg," leaving
Toronto 10 p.m. daily, ow most conven-
ient train, stopping at and connecting
for all principal points.
Emnipment centrists of fleet -class
coachen, up-to-date Standard and Tour-
ist Sleepers, C,ompartment Obaerva-
Oen. dining and colonist care.
d* along the line of the Canadian
PacifieTer't (Acts. reservations and full in-
filieteglIen aPPIY any Canadian Pacific
agent. or Canadian Pacific town offiee,
corner Weet street and Square. Gode-
Art Store
Phone 198
Your Dollars
Have More Cents
if you get yonr house-
hold effects at Iiiitotri
West street, (on the
Broadway of Goderich)
Special
Hockey Skates and Boots at
112.50 to 113.50
Wanted
Chairs of all kinds, also a
couple of Hall Racks and a
piano case organ, 6 octaves
Drop In; tMs Is your store.
For the Price of One
Hundred Pounds of Sugar
Two Years Ago
-Ion Can Buy To -day
300 lbs Of Sugar
Corntneal
bus of Potatoes
lor. cam. 4 Ointment ony rows Ton at ow*
...liforrt lasting bow*. SW a Wit
or /41martion, Rahn la On , UMW.
Or1707ta Banniple Rai free If yes weans tbla
PoPer aaa Whew* SUM te pay pomp.
A. J. LAITHWAITE
Eletrieal Contractor
Arid fie Illne Bird Wobble
Machinee Choke line of Electric-
al Fixtiires enrrierl in Mock.
014 Colborne Rotel Corner
Phone 251
10 loaves of Bread
2 lbs of Butter
'" Black Tea
AT
McEwen's Grocery Store
Phone 46 and we'll send them
About twenty pieces of 38 to 42. inches Wide.
Wooltex Suitings in checks, plaids and snipes, good
weight and excellent quality will wash and wear to no
end. Suitable for Dresves, Skirts, Kimonos, Waists,
Children's Wear, or Comforters, etc. Price has been
H ,,... $, .25 and $1.35. On sale for Februaryln ii
JUC
special, one table full choice, at per yard
DRAPERY CHINTZ
HThirty-six inches wide turkey Chintz in Paisley
patterns, also bird patterns and plain turkey red, 29c
iat per yard
New Ginghams in very fine quality, plain. checks
ii and plaids. A very large choice and excellent 9A
JVC
iiMEN'S FUR COATS
Alaska Beaver, very heavily furred soft select skins,
, x ing at one-third under present value, each
0 farmers' satin, quilted linedau. GsSizes 38 to 44, clear- $35
British Tapestry and -Brussels Rugs, select -pit -
x terns and heavy pile, some searnless and some one seam.
17.00
HOSIERY
Women's all -pure -wool fine rib Cashmere 75c
Hose, special 81,; to 10, per pair
GOSSARD CORSETS
New spring styles are now in. Values
than ever. The Corset that never loses $5
arendbetter
a up
W. ACHESON & SON
ackwaraareactingsmsarmaciaa
1 CORNFIELD'S BIG MID -WINTER
SA LE
DRAWS TO A CLOSE
Just Four Days More To Clear the Balance of Our Stook of Winter Goods
Exceptional Bargains In All Departments
Ladies' Skirts
For Men and Young Men
N'ily-b-lne suits, made of guaran.-----L Ladies' Skirts, in all -wool serge,
teed indigo all -wool English Serge, in black and navy, oa
tailored in the latest styles, priced to priced to clear from tO $4.39
clear the balance of our
stock at .. . Lames' Wool Wraps
aula I "Ladies' wool Wraps, in all shades,
regular S5.75 to $7.5o.
Clearing at
Men's all -wool Cotnbinations in
all sizes, the balance of them eq An
Penman's '95' Underwear Shirts
and Drawers, all sizes, to clear d„a
at per garment
A.
THE NEW STORE
Remember, we must clear all
our winter lines to make room
for spring goods
RNFIELD
WEST SIDE OF SQUARE