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THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITER, Publishers.
FARMERS
The farmer's wife will find a Savings Account
which includes her own as well as her husband's
name a decided convenience.
In case money is unexpectedly required during
her husband's absence, she can readily with-
draw the amount herself or issue a cheque
against the account.
She can pay her monthly accounts by cheque
and thus keep an accurate record of bills paid.
Our local Manager will be glad to open such no
account for you at any time.
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OF CANADA
BUS AND BAGGAGE SERVICE
Bus meets all trains Calls made for
passengers and beggagt to any part of
the town, Prompt senrce guaranteed.
Tailspinsa Sl Day ay chit
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Organ Factory Office
HOUSES—HOUSES
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Unlimited Quantity of
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at 63 per single cord, delivered,
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Hear the catchy music of The Land of
Promirr—"Tag Girls' Chortle" Forty
Years Ago," "A Pillar of coati," My
Funny Bone," "The Tinkle of Wed-
ding Bells," "Push the laughter But-
ton. "
Miss Ellen Mounteaalle Survives Her
Sister Daly Rix Days
Early Monday morning of last
week Miss Ellen Mountcastle, Clin-
ton, died, just six days after the
death of her sister, Miss Eliza. Miss
Mountcastle was a woman of great
charm of manner and a keen inte'-
lect. She had a well -stored mind.
keen perceptions, a kindly disposi-
tion, and a natural dignity which
marked her out as one among many.
She was a daughter of the late Sid-
ney H. Mountcastle, one of the earl-
iest settlers in Goderich township and
was born on the family homestead
on the Huron road on August 3rd,
1634. For many years the two sis-
ters lived alone in their home on
Huron street, Clinton, "The Wig-
wam" as it was called.
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CRAIGIE'S
INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE
Now Is The Time To
Secure a Home
Don't wait for the Spring rush
Call and see our listings
Beads Bought and Sold
J. W. CTaigie
Willoughby's Farm Agency,
the largest farm agency in Canada,
has sold through their local agent.
Mr. C. C. McNeil, the George
Ryan farm in Ashfield to Mr.
Charles Jones, of South Woodslee,
rhe purchaser gets perssession next
March. We have other good farms,
anging from .'0 to 100 and 200
Cres for sale. all close to railways
nd town markets. If you are look -
g for a farm we would be pleased
show these listings at any titne,
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(,)DER1U11, t i\'I'ARR.), TI1LI SDA1•, MAILI'II 2, 19'12
Getting Ready For First
ger that If the Semite goes too tar,
Session of New Parliament
then. sight be a demand fur Senate
reform which would have the etfeset
of a brake on some of the activities
there, but Government merasureegen.
eraily will have a haul ride iu the
I' per Chamber.
Ian Dunelm, Special Correspondent of The Signal, '
Prewenit ludkatioua do not lead to
Writes Entertainingly About Doings Duringpr.
the :t,tfun of a lengthy session.The Busy Period Prior To The Opening. I It will probably run for [terse months
month:,,, however. and ace Nome 1n-
rttawu, Marsch 1. The opeuingof 1101111.4.1101111.4. Spring Openings I11'"mil- Wtysting debates staged. the eig Show Is only a week hence an(1 Hurry lime and those who (iter
( to There an
a lot 'ot matters on which the new
things are beginning to look busy in the ...wilt' climbers are filling their (;overnm,.nt must declare itself, and
and about the Parliament Building.,.- windows with evening gowns to a1- mat of these are already being
Cabinet ('ounc!! is tatting daily. lure thoee, who from (•noire or ti -
wn•xtling with the hundred and one
one things which hare to be decided
before the opening of Parliament,
and already some of the outeidemem-
bers are drifting in and making their
reservations for rooms and and apart•
iraanl.11 out behind the green bathe
otter wle, must attend such fluwy doors wlih•h preserve the sanctity of
tunctt s( as "the opening" and the the meetings of Cabinet Cuunii1, but
LrrawIn itoom on the following there i, little gosalp as to the(;ov-
Saturday evening. ' ernment', intentions being carried
—o--- `•a Ioutridi• of those meetings..
From the political point of r1 w _ -rot iu,ctatter, ,there are plans afoot
ments, where they may take up tem- Ottawa L. an interesting spot at I for el...bringing down of a budget
poetry residence durin/ the eels -ion. present and will contlmle to be eo I slxsrh with its a000mpenying tax -
fu other word,. Ottawa is about to for three or four Months. Statesmen, anon propagate. but unless one
graduate from the role of en over- would-be statesmen and others who anew that such a thing were inert
growu tillage to that of natioual h*ve no claims to statawmanahip are table it (night come as a surprise
capital, and busin.wt ie looking up turning their eyes or their foot/Wee The answer {hes in the fact that 1lon.
for everybody in a nsequete. I the first time, and during the Heaslon W. e.. }fielding Is Minister of Finance
orek(ep•rs are beginning to an- the ir`t time, and during t session and it is strongly s,.ipe•t(d that
there will be many new na ea the '•S" In Mr. FleWinge tultials
ng- stands tor "secrecy". Certainly, that
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Ilatesard and many new vol
lug through the corridors and lo
of the Commons Chamber. It will
of interest, too, to watch the per-
formataert !In both that chamber and
the woei.auguet room where tbe
Semitone hold forth from their waits In
of plush --and perhaps this re'e('ywill
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Senate will grab most --el -end t
wdlines in the daily imperil. tbe Ito
—o-- laid down
ter as the t'ommo0 is son. them be artteil:ly known to the caoun-
the chief tntereat lies in the try. After ale, though such a couree
fact Mit a new piety Is in power. yet bs somewhat h* d on the mere news -
without a visor majority of the' paper me who\•
Use behln t. An sort., of plan. In iastreh 0T. I*•wx
-he afoot to`.force the 1'rogrea- the country In the
n behind the Government or ■ volley of ba,utug a
rrativs,, on this rote or 'feelers through the pr
11 addition there are In- ,changing the sunray ateo
hers whose erten%wilt—ref iclsm or atrprnletelen
•ping the Govern- expn•.wd.
ea is his middle name. and a clam is
noisy deride trim when It (vino•* to
forecasting his budget, and tbeGov.
ment is just about es talkative in
rd to its other policies as it io
e matter of taxation. There
many guessers between now
time they are announced in
but only when they are
u Parliament will any of
tint the corridors
it is better for
ng run than is
of of (altered
and then
Ing to the
ell ht
that, and
dtridual m
he worth wa
mint ism bolds . 7 seat% In the
House. but from ahs majority of
one the Sipealu'r in be chore!
Should the (bnservative and l'nt-
malvee vet.'- t"getb•e-- again 4
Premier King on any me'axu
a hull membership in attenda
would mean the defeat of the
ernment amt the forcing of anothe
election. .That po.sihility, however,
1. exceedingly remote. The Pro-
gr(•ssivt-o and the lbneervativee are
moat-unllkletymater1al - or "hen&
serous the floor" movement and the
Government will be certain, for a =
time at least, to Lay down a course C
which will hare as one of Its aims.
the attra,•ting of a certain number of
vote* from Mr. Crerat, and his fol-
lowing.
1JSREaERVZD/At'CTION HALE.
Mr. George Elliot*, of Clinton, has re-
ceived Instructions to sell the following
farm stock, Implements, etc., the property
of T. A. TACK, Lot (05, Huron Rd., at the
edge of erten, on
TDtY, MARCH 715, (911
commencing at one o'clock .harp, and
elft be held Indoors If necessary.
■•saes. -1 general purpose horse. If
years Md; 1 general purpose Ally. 1 years
old;,1 general purpose foal of tett. 1 dri,•
In colt 3 years old; 1 driver, young.
Itle.-1 6 -year-old Holstein. Just fresh.
1 /-yes-old Holstein, Just fresh, 1 5 -year
d Durham. Just fresh. 1 a-yearold Hol-
--riruan'WIpofl w ue soon; weet.iwttlaj r -old H•ul
C. C. McNEIL - stem, due In May; 1 f year-old Holsteins,
a m. Apr11; 1 4-year-e.le Jersey, Sae .n
SaabsIt. —s6eaish. Out,eh: 1 3-sfear-Ltd y(
1•ra- Au. ae 4 sr'l
' -year-old Jersey, due In March, 1 9 -
year -old Durham. due In March.
Has. -1 young Tamworth sow due In
March (first litter) ; 1 young Yorkshire
sows, due In April (drat Utter) - 1 young
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HAMILTON
ESTAnuSH=a
1872
INSTEAD o carrying he pro-
ceeds from Grain Tickets,
,Sales of Catt - Produce, etc., in
y;, (,pocket. deposit them in the
Bank (if Hamilton, where they
will be safe.
You can then issue cheques
to pay accounts, and your pass
book will afford you a complete
record of all your transactions.
BANK 0' HAMILTON
Goderich Branch- -' , MacKay. Manager
a
No Sutra To Small
We cottdlaUy irlvts 441 deposits and will
gladly extend ever! Ileo in crediting such
sums to your accountWe welcome de-
posits of even $1.00 ems, which, with
interest at 3% amnromd semi-annually,
totals $280.26 in five yt
Cary of ow tftee3ur• "t1{,
I„a wail} D•ttndx'" ltd „west
tlaa
UNION BANK OI..ANADA
Goderich Branch, F. Wooue,e, Managesrimmeamillmiw
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Yorkshire sow, due In March Ihrst-Rosi;
1 Young Yorkshire sows, due In March
(nc t 1ltterr.
P•ultey.—About lei young hens -and pul-
lets (taymgl.
Inpleme.ta.-1 Massey Harris hinder, 1
Deering mower In gnus shapP, 1 spring
tooth cultivator, 1 dice harrow, 1 two -
horse corn cultivator, 1 set bob sleighs, 1
set harrows, 1 Ram wagon and rack, 9 gra-
vel boxes, 1 fanning mill, 1 rutting tens, 1
nearly new, 1 open buggy. 1 set scales, -1
set slip re 1 large feed box, 1 has lurk, 1
set double harness, 1 set single harness, 1
I scumer nearly new. 1 hand scirmers, 9
ploughs, t pig crates. 1 water trough. 9
grind stones. ■ quantity of hay, ensilage.
and green feed, household furniture, some
wool, forks, chains, shovels, and other
articles too numerous to mention.
TERMS 1 sums of ern and under,
cash; over that amount A morons' reedit
on approvri Joint notes hlsrnonl of 5 Pc,
centstraight for rash nn credit amounts
Everything must go as the proprietor Is
leaving the farm.
OEO. ELLIOTT, T. A. TRICK. Auctioneers.
nearly new, 1 rubber -area buggy
AcCTIOA SALR OF FARM STUCK. 1M
PI.EMESTS. ETC.
MR. REO. FOWLER
wilt sell bypublle auction on e premis-
es, Lot 4, t5
Con. 7 Colborne Township, half -
mile east of Carlow on
TUESDAY, MARCH (1st, 1911
Commencing et 1:3(1 o'clock p. m. sharp:
Morsea.-1 team black matched drivers,
eerie 7 and a ears; t roan mare, It years
etre 1 aged driver; 1 gelding, rising t
years old
Catue—t cow, 6 years old, due April 1st;
1 mow, 7 years old, (Inc May 1st; I row, 4
years old, due to calve In June; I row. 7
Years old. with calf at foot; A fall valves;
1 Polled -Angus bull. a months old.
Paas. -1 pigs, weighing about 71 lbs.. 3
sows, due to titter about April 10t; In hens.
Inepleateets.-1 Deerlript (eider; 1 neer•.
Ing mower; 1 Deering hay rake. 1 11 -hoe
ler; 1 cultivator; 1 stork and hay rack.
combined; 1 rnn1 pert r: 1 wheel furrow;
I post grinder; t walking plough; 1 Ilan
Ilton riding pplough; 1 grindstone. 9 buggy
P010.: t rubber tired biggv; 1 waggon, 1
set waggon springs; 1 set 5141*., gas) I5•.
rapacity; 1 rune,, 1 robe, 1 Imperial Heal
Pt. 9 lantern
tlema "Orly Vew.-1 eat Adam.' sleighs,
.aval erearn separator; 1 Daisy churn,
1 Tudhope-AnMersnn manure spreader; I
Carona range.
Hareems.—, set Drams mounted team har-
ness; 1 set double drlving harness. 1 set
plough harness; 1 sets single harness;
quantity of hay and straw. numerous other
articles
Everything most be sold to me prorrle
for has rented the farm.
TERMS. -Hay and straw, sad all sum. of
Stn and under, rash; ever that amount 5
months' crMlt will b. given on furnishing
approved Mint notes. A discount of 5 per
rent. slowed for rash on eredlt amounts.
nes IOWI.F!t, T. ell'sDRI•,
rroprtebr. Aurtloneer.
(Continued on ,age 10
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Railway and other tic le(ewar will be
ean'fuhly thought out with a view of
meeting the wishes of .Tt-parrs wt the .
country as far as possible, for no- 1.q
body realize.. better than do the E.
members of the Cabinet Aunt how
precarloua la their hold on the House E
vote.. Once the support of the Pro-
gresaives Is lost the Government is
done for- but It should be remem-
bered that very few of the Progres-
sives are deadly anxious to rush
headlong Into another eampaign. For
one thing. they have no campaign
funds to draw upon whenever they
1'44.1 WI im•lind, and for another, they
would find other honest and sincere
farmrr-u Joking for the nomination
when they gut hack home. Such
things have happened before.
lion. T. A. ('rerar does not want to
be the official leader -•N -ilia _9p
tlon, preferring to sit la a place of
neutrality where he can support the
Government or oppose it as be sees
flt--and unlike!' prevent lndlratloneare
far astray be will be found sup -
potting Premier King more often
than he fights against him.. And
Miter, the Premier'* 9Rrongewt chanes
of retaining power lie in his keeping
the Iippon' ition divided he M moat
unlikely to start anything which
would foeter a Onnaervatire-Farmer
bonne entente.
lint the Prime Minister's d1ff1-
- fes--$..
(till through the Bona* thea Newton;
in fart they are hut beginning. Th -k
Is largely due to the feet that in
the Semite., which also must pnees
all initis before they become law,
there le a majority againet the Lib-
erals
AAerals of well over thirty, and that
majority will be nand for political
purposes. With such debaters a*
Mir (ienrge Foster there, and such pol-
iticlans as Hon. Jarmo Calder, one
ean Imagine how few Rllle will get
by which are likely to be helpful to
the !liberal cause In the country.
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