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s SIGxaL
QODUICEr ONT.
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ESTABLISHED 1848
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THE SIGNAL PRINTLNG COMPANY. LIMITED
Athol ellcQuarrle, Managing Editor
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Telephone 35
Godsrle4 O.
TEVRSDAT. JUNE 3. 1122.
♦ VOICE FROM THE PAST fresh buttet,''Ja. ; eggs.. per doseu, IMI.
to Th4d.; My. 7(l..
1tr�gh4be,ivutt,eay of II[r. James. The polttkaai sc,•011omist "'wildsmite
Mitchell, of the Provladrl Arebires,*oyer a reference ye an article In the
current Ilieekweed's- Magazine, which
"shows up In the most vivid light the
fallacies of Frew Trade" (in Great
Britain) : and the smile might be re-
newed over another editorial reuurk.
with reference to a dropsical of reci-
procity with the l'ulted Staten, "an
arrangement which, ,with the pruipect
of obtaiding 1 -prference in the Brit-
ish markets. we shalt consIder 1t our
duty to oppose." Canada did hive en
experience .of reciprocity with the
Stales i fiew years afterwards. but the
preference in the British markets has
remained ceinslstently Illusive.
tine Is astonhdtel to ,we that a Cau-
adleu paper of so curly a date was
giving serial publit'stiott to Charles
1)icicenr "!ilea► House." Literary re -
vont,' inform us that it was only in
Match. ltii:, that the first chapters of
"Bleak House" were published in the
Old l'ountr)•, and here is Thr Hamil-
ton Spectator of May d, in the same
Pity, publlshlug the fifth chapter of
the story. Tbet was surely a stroke
of enterprise.
Typographically this early -copy of
Tlw ectator Is admirable. Ut course.'
the bigSphe tliuKs of the- present der are
noticeably lacking. bur.the- type_b;-
i quite as handsome. if not nsore so. as
that of the machine -set uewspit;iera of
today.
N1ay.
This Issue of The Weekly Spectator
4,102404s an animnement that the
first manlier of The Daily Spsseetor
was to lin' published on the following
we have had the opportunity ot per-
using an old copy of The Weekly
Spet'tator, of Hamilton. of date May
lsa2. The spe•tal interest la thIa
papal for a Huron resident lies in a
ituntfier ofIsles referring to a bye -
election abot*o take plate in this
c'onpty, In whkh the Hon. Malcolm
Cameron was to be the Reform candi-
date and Mr.. George Brown. jr., the
Conservative candidate. The Hon.
alalolm Cameron was the father ot
the lute Hon. M. C. Cameron, later
member fur Won Huron. and the
gratulfnther of Mr. M. ti. l'ameron.
now of Gesilericb, who has maintained
the tradltbna of his family
and was for`two terms the represent-
ative of R'est', Huron in the Legis-
lature. The Cousers+ative candidate
must not he confu,.ed with the Hon.
George 'Brown. the famous editor of
The Globe, who was a 'prominent lead-
er of the.Retorm party. Judging from
the articles in this issue of The Spec-
tator, Including several reprinted from
THE FIELDING BUDGET other journals. the eleetiou was -one
which engaged widespread attention.
The great test 'which confronted -Nie 1Lta►"ter or-Finauiv in treatise Tha'e is -towel►-ot-t..r,.n.sa eepeyally
his first budget under the new regime was to bridge the great gulf between for •a journalist. In flee manner and
revenue and expenditure. Year atter year under the late Government vast style of the various articles, not only
sums had been &AA to the public debt. the smallest addition *ince the first these dealing with the bye -election.
of the war years being rade last year. when the debt was increased by over put also those dealing with other mat.
06,000,000. Under the circumstances little could be done for the relief of tors. Those tt•ere.the days when every
the taxpayers, but Mr. Fielding has met a difficult situation by presenting a town of any hum:w mu'e had ite_tival
budget which promises to produce an increased revenue with a minimum of editors. who were eternally harping
disturbance to trade and a very slight pinch on the pocket of the average uu each utker's foibles, and „Cumin.
Even Mr. Fielding, skillet financier tis be is. cannot draw money ton a Journalistic feud raged between
from the clouds, and the man who pays a bit more for his luxurious auto-
mobile, or the man who has 10 put ei.4 in stamps 00 a $10.000 cheque,'wllt
have the satisfaction of knowing that he is helping Mr., Fielding to keep
Canada out of a financial morass. and woollens,
The reductions in the tariff on hoots : *hoes. eotteast
agricultural Implements and some other art ill he a retnIn.ler -to the
farmers :end u' the dwellers in town ra Liberal Government
intends' to give relief from tariff exa(TtOTta as t'dtrnmstances permit.
The Increase In the preference to Great Brits serve a twofold purpose :
it will demonstrate W the Mother Country r -free traeie policy 5. an
1\1 Rude `Rural `1 hymen
Dy 'S -k .Ad.,aa
l�
' Monday. The Daily Spectator Is still
.the respectiveeditors of The Spectabundantly
being Pula -hell and is our of the best -
evident
The Caned a. --This is abundantly know•u journals of the Province.
evident from the amount of space
avid *bee+
-iileaw
amt iOIttim'-Tia
so tar
Britain will
that he
instrument of goodwill. and it '}'11L.gtte oar neighbor* to the South. who are
raising their tariff wall. to rstand that Canada's trade favors are for
Canada's business friends. 1
When the public retell meets the pulite. expenditure. the country.wtU
look to the Government to more subetanthtl reductions In taxation. and in
the meantime Canadians i1l .-hare in the hops` expressed by Mr. Fielding
that times are oft the me d : "already the sun of letter times is beginning
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giveu in this single issue of The $pet'-
deur to references of .a like nature
lu tlu' rival sheet. The Canadian had
accused The Spectator. of "mincing,
shuttling. and sbatu-work.' iu Waco of
'•commOu some sad eomason honesty,-
and
onesty "and The Spectator comes back with
an accusation .d ".sneering. and qulb-
Ming and twisting. and el.sdgitig.' at
various other phrases which were not
mended' to convey compliments.
to shine.
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EDITORIAL NOTES
Let everybody re a pleasant smile for toe L"
The holes nu .the Siq»a'T!@ • rondw•n}` the
gratification of motnriata:' Thank*: Mr. Minister .of 1'ubUc Works 1
Lion. }inward Ferguson promises to •prodn+•t' a tempx'ratts•e policy that
will be .atlsfactory all around. nut did not -the 1%u. Howard promise t0
t.,eomel"sly s hide i
tater. sting -So-flute (lint -ariui•J-Y per • e.'ut. of the de astated ,faro
landa...of_France have Igen' rechutmett t.. cultivation.' The sea
remain longer in the hearts o1 the people than upon their au s.
Shifting The ittaMe
"Your adcertioeine(tt describes this
as all wool. It it nearly all totton."
"•Yen, yyat'a the w..rs of the news-
yapera. You can h:anttv believe a
word they ssy."
Nor Is tlw rival ,Altar me sole tar-
get 'for The ispeitator's shafts. Ise..
ferric to the city council. the editor
remarks "There are' some people in
incapable i,f giving an
Canada still buys much more front the United States than she sells to
that country. hut the ('anadian dollar i• practi.'ally at par in the 'Stated.
Arguments founded upon the "halanc•e .d trade" theory are ftp in the air.
that iaely
opinion l.n any subject -there -an.
others so controlled by bigotry suet
prehtdiees-Yhat their advice would Is;
wort►dew- 'w.hUe the -very few whom
we e,tteem ltnow ae well enough to re-
tain their opinion of oar labors until
Iris r..n 6.6-x041-- it+ a
du
r-isstww-;-T1-11:4
be
pmareutiy. us to which was giving ih.•
fair, �rreports of the ,.ouncf pw.wee.l-
1 Ings. ;We are reminded,'- Weidaa-
tar0y. of wine incidents sonde t•rI
'w'ith oar reporting of the proceerhtgs
of the town council of G der145. o
flowerer, there is much of a more
genera eref nes
...piper Ibis n••.piper -ot
seventy years ago. There is a column
or so of telegraphic news; but the
news from Europe. which occupies
nearly two columns. was brought
ai•rose by steamer. and Is Introlud
by the, rather discouraging statement
that "thea intelligent•* be ;hie steamer
tot ttrtat_ lmrarr1Lxeir
t
summary is unusually btliet _.--- _----:
The 'gold -mining excitement of the
members of.the Legt•latur.. it is reported. are again to treat them-
selves a iwasu.- u&jti00. Tho session lea- [teen. a long nue, but we do not
know t1� anytasiy owlarwsll•Ie for that _.eieNpt � ttttl
i- ._ stators themseives.
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No great amount ora eful hn'Mti'-s has t.en -done, and the proposed bonus
looks a good owl like a premium •c+ hot air.
tr-tg n'tt-titr
•n
.Il-sptitwo lowers,. alk-
Canada
p
A drive In the country at chi- time of the year is the best tonic for the
winter -wearied emit N:I1ure is at tiertorelleet ami best, and the soft, fresh
green.' of the trees. the tly;orous y"unit growths in the fields. the lambs and
duckling. and other so.i„g errinnrat-of the farmsteads --all the spri
sights and 'it .nulls and =awls ..nubiu.• to revive the jaded spirit. Take a
drive in the country, dear rMll••r.
We are pleased to see theft`
was propowed I.1 • Tbs.-signal so
:sogact system for the carrying .
"the contract system is stiita
Waders are made by men of expx'rien
carrier in the country any more Chau to
nd adhered to." Under the
sthe .xpenee Involved In the untie
UNt s "steady job" to tender for a mall ro
vette to the service required. ,% better plan
Brophey Bros.
THE LE.ADING
FUNERAI. IIIRECTORS
AND EMBALMERS •
Orden carefully attended to at
all -hour., night or day.
I GetTt1-RICH
Beads in Great Variety
Keep The Have flowers Ifloaming
The rose has rets the violet blues
and other flowers have other hues.
When all a11lt tut la storm and gloom.
I love the brightness ot a roam ilt by
a recd geranium bloom. Sweet smuttier
seines and brings some phlox some
Bouncing itetts and twllyha'ka. The
rose bi rel and on Its heed fall gently
rain and dew, no home, though neat.
1s quite complete without s bush or
two. The rose is red the violet blue
whenever snrlug t'ome.s lack : he
starves his soul who does not have
geese flowers 'round Ids attack. The
farmer tills on vales and hills tool
crops his fathers knew. but let him
raise by walks and ways his mother's
posies too. We give Dime prelate who
spends his 'days with reties not with
Mammon. and with her grain from
(till affil !lain pans fat the porker's
ham on: but let him steal an lour to
feel the hove of gentle Fi.ra- ulion wttehis
knees to [dant Sweet pea
or
Sister Lora.
i Beautiful indestructilile Fends,
!ivory, Jet. Amber. Ruby, Jade.
!Blur, Amethyst, Piak• Silver, Gold
Just the touch you need with
'Vous summer gown
H. 410.e is advocating a change which
,v, namely, the abolition of the
rural mails. .1s The (iloDa mit
r large poldie works. for which
It is ndl applicable to a mall -
postman. A fair rate should
t system,'men who do not
are tempted by the profi-
t a price entirely blade -
he to fix the rate of
tfterseration and insist upon g,N,d vers -kit by the
rs.
Tx Municipal Act ham been amended to provide t a municipality
°1st Ad its annual elections on the first Monday of Deeesab"rine election
,,f
11'' t'"' Monday of January. Any council desirous of changing t
dates r., do eO by passing a bylaw to that effect not later than the lat of
N'"""'.This; nmerel men t in the result of an agitation due to the tact
th.: tteOyristmas holiday time was not considered a good time for election
camQuetp�'Holding olding 11.e elections at the first of December will have the
si:ntal• , reducing the pr• +sure of the bonds! week, awash it our
opinion • '',I better time for the polling would b•' at the end of January,
Riving fit' �-i for Ili«• preseutatton to the electors of s d°anci�� s�tr
a� Re sh�Ilser 31st. However. almost any ch D the town council
,rt G oke to set• no, m'.•essary bylaw pt
ssed
Got No Sleep
But now the neuritis has gone.
tile pains have ceased. the nervous
system is restored and the waster
of this letter pays a grateful tribute
to the medicine which made him
well.
Mr. John Woodward, P.T.O.,
Lucan, Ont.. write.:
-It gives me much pieawret to recon•
mead Dr. Chase's medicines. especially
the Nerve Food. I was a sulerer from
neuritis for several years. and utrd all
ktsds of remedies, yr never seemed is
.Ott any better. At last my carves read.
\whole system see -ed to give way
through not hesng able to get ashy ret
or sleep at msg#et for pate. which mostly
yyd to take mem all parts of the limbs
sad feet. My nerves would twitch till
my whole ho.,y would seem o jerk right
up as 1 lav in bed. Almost at the
point of despair. 1 decided 1 would get
Dr. Chase's Nerve Fool. which I did.
and after taking twenty bons I belseve
myself almost normal again. I also keep
a boa of Dr. Chow's Kidney -Liver Pills
oa hand. and for the past year I seem
to enjoy my usual health.-
Dr.
ealth"Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. 50e
a box. all dealers. or Edmanson.
Bates & Co.. Limited. Toronto.
So Shy 1 Up popped one baud -stud only one.
They were having a botany lesson, "Well, Johnny ?" asked the teacher.
and the children were asked by their "!'lase, alga," replied Tommy,
teacher if they knew what made the "they blush to think how greeu they
le•at'ea turn red it the autumn. have leen all the summer."
IDs DONT MISS THIS GLORIOUS ONCE -a -YEAR
Round -Trip Excursion
Goderich to Detroit
ON THS PALATIAL STEAMER GREYHOUND
Tuesday, June 13, at 9.30'a.m.
$3.00
Round
Trip
Leaving Goderich at 9.30 a.m., June 13,
the Steamer Greyhound reaches Port
Huron at L30 p.m. and Detroit at 5.30
p.m. To enjoy the sights of Detroit you
will have until Thursday, June 15th, at
1.00 p.m., when the Steamer leaves the
Griswold St. wharf for the return trip
to Goidelic!).
$2.00
One
Way
The Last Trip to Detroit Leaves Goderich
on Friday, June 16th, at 9.30 a.m.
Motor Ras Service -To Kincardine and intermediate points. Mac-
Ewan's Motor Bus Service will be in operation between Goderich
and Kincardine. leaving Godetich on the arrival of the Greyhound
and arriving in Kincardine two hours later: Returning will leave
Kincardine Tuesday, Juni 13 and Friday, June 16 at 7.00 a.m.,
reaching Goderich wharf 9.00 a m. -
Fare =1.50 each way. Space may be reserved at \!'lute Star
Line Ticket Office. Detroit.
Automobiles -Take squirmy along -any tnakt'- 4 .tttl tach way, released
Moonlight, Monday Night, .Tune -1 2th
Don't fail to enjoy the three-hour Moonlight Trip out of
Goderich on Monday Evening. June 12th, under the aus-
pices of the 33rd Regiment Band.
MUSIC AND DANCING ABOARD
Adults 50c Children't:�-:4 25c
Lady Dainty Cap Shape :■■ ■*$$$a RM$ ■/■%�i�>••!!a//>r1 ti>••/////■$$
Hair Nets/
144
Best Net on the market. Large , Prices on Rug sNet, sinle mesh, 10c or 3 forRemarkable
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Double mesh, 15c or 2 for 25c. ■ ■
Von can't beat these nets. Try ■ ■
bent an4 be convinced. .
One Is rt•fle•ted In long news articles Smith'
Art Store
ti
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Phone 198 ■ season.
l About -20 Wilton Rugs and Brussels f u!Il
Mtgs. S e are new
■ -odd samples and very handsome - and a few from last ■
!wl learing at 1) ess 1an manufacturer
on' California and Australia.
An extract front The *dew. York East street
Herald is as follows :
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