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THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED, Publishers,
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1926
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Are You
• Paying Interest
or Receiving It
rTHBRE is much more satisfaction in
11 receiving interest than in Paying it.
Build up your savings account at the
Bank `oaf Montreal and let compound in-
taeseha4 your own efforts to get ahead.
BANK OF
MONTREAL
Established 1817
' ital Aunts 1st excess oC i 7 o.eoo.000
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DID YOU EVER
STOP TO THINK ?
By
Edson R. Waye, Secretary
Shawnee. Okla., Board Of
Commerce.
FRANK C. MORTIMER. vice lean. 1-
.1.nt of tile (Telae[.' Bask of los Au -
vies, California, sayp:
That there la no clans in the citizen-
ship of shy nation which la entitled to
greater consideration than the farmer.
He cutu,titvtes the very fliers, of the
community 1n which he [went.
Front the earliest tiller of our own
to our pre•aeut-day farmer. he ll., ex-
ercised habits of thrift and frugality.
And ,great as 1m tine rattle of thrift
from *e point of ec000mks, yet its
valise Is not limited wholly to that
yield.
The training afforded by It. practice
calls for the eser•lse of qualities that
are predominantly moral in character.
h meas. sell -control. It mean* Rett-
arastery. Long ago the farmer learned
to forego immediate pleasure for the
sake of some •ere.elietant ta,wl.
Through hardship and toll. on 111e
frontier and the prairie. In the valleeye
and on tie- bllheldee:. he has Iuh*.red tio
supply the Immediate wants of 11114
household and loud for tbc• people* of
the earth. That which he has rCattor-
ed rill heaved ha.. become the founda-
tion of our wraith as a natio.. His
stoadinew, bdeetry and sobriety ore
poditb•al virtues whirh make for the
atabLWi--..and, portsewesete:wtf-:.ewe-
: ern mom t -
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ANHFLE1.D
AIIHFIF:1.1►, .',us,:. 30.-M.•- Lode
MacKenzie lift this, week f •r lbrt
UM rt. where she w 111 begin ler duties
as teacher lu the school there-.
Mr. Frank Washington, of Auburn,
visited at the home of Mr. unci Urs. A.
Beck tt one any Inst week.
i Mr. and )jr.. A. Thais in little
daughter, 14* -Il., visited at Ito Ir,tue
of Me. and Mr*. W. N. John-r-oa tidoweek. ,
Mr. end Mrs. Ilarold Masks of Au-
burn. and hiss 4. Ke•mptoa t -:'md at
the home of lir. and lits. W. 6enuptou
over the we, -end.
Mies 1140,4' returned to
Chicago on Saturday alter •;s-udiug
her tacaticn at her home at h.atail.
Mr. It Id MarFieutld•, Ot 11'ttlp)t
Iw':
.g• Mau., la visiting et the1•, me of
Mr. and lbs. M. C. MacKsntw
loss l.11l1an MacKenzie' lett tido
[perk for her -of -howl at (:rand Valley,
Ont.
Ib•v. Mr. Mercer. of Toronto. con-
ducted Nervier. he A,dlfleht 1't e.hy-
terian church on Sunday.The members of the Union tat -bail
team held a very ..e •ens1nl dance at
1.04•11/11,4hou Thurwley- evening last
and on report a splendid 11an-
WHITECHCRCH
SEVE1►TY • N !NTH YEAR NO. 35
Mail and Empire on the
Constitutional Issue in 1896
It 18' Intrrrsthtg to recoil.Note' 1'uu- r, -t}u at owe or 111drt the hotly,•. fie
w•reuth., treated the eloy,•nor•eleG-
eoai when d„asttlutkanml quosti.,1R
arose In. oilier days. Moony voters of
the present day *111 remeutt.e tl.e lu-
cid,'ut. of 1>,IMI, when. atter 1*4 Umep•-
1lsively defeated at the polio._ Cir
Marls 'rum' r. the 4'utaew•vati�•e
Prime M1,ieter. altompt*4 to make u
number cf important appointments to
01114.4. -Thn
e novo 1.6rtt
\I,crdwiu, r.tuscd to .eaction the ap-
pointment.. and Sir Charlet,Tuq.per
and the Conservative. tire.,; indulged In
hitt, F:
r eritio)isnt dJ Hi. -eetk•acy. It
fees rte Tupper r de :tired that Lord
Aberde a had a. ted 'as the strongest
partisan
,bete. Thr Mail and Empire said edi-
torially. in it. Issue et September ' 1,
1(41.4; ;
!I l.I'-noVER.NIR:NT IN CANADA
may Intervals
spoils In the Interv•
of a party. and rnny dost awp'r.i.w
atom one bntne•h of' the IA•itietlature
and up,u the Tido,beach. Tiis the new
prineipde-the• principle applicably to
canoe*: and to t'•aanda Gloom. Ilia
Flxecllcaey the (;ut.rnor-(lmuoral fell
tato,
It under rtrcuwol*ncte which I
.ore new to him. null no doubt twlt*v- ;
ir.� that his po.,it ion ens sound_
1t was. however, the arty of same
leaden She
pe-
1Niearl10 'pdu
',poop e dec(ril.e.
and to aster( our conetikotienalJ
rights, not merely in tiew , the
',resent case, hart in view of 11.. flirt
that 31101 is 41000 now he once. a pr'-
relent. and a preeedent lrfwmc•
.s a
law.
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Geo. Williams
Dealer in
DONIL IION. 111,01'LN('LtL.
)rt'rl('I?AL ANI) CORPO-
RATION BONDS
Fire, Life, Aee-Id,•nt, Autome
bile, and General lasvraloe
Agent
O@lw'• North Street. i'houe t.d.
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Sir. 1'hurI a Puppet's s1.'s•Il.4,n Hie\','IFI'1P'A•H( H1'(1. Aug- 30.-x)11 as,- gnr*liou of enur right to govern our -
multi of the anniversary sem,* in -, 1.v.. Iv matter- of purely Canadian -1st He1*, - United,'hunch• the after- ,.,,11,1rn nus a careful. constitutional
ogee-'1vIC* in the 1'nite,lt•hnnh h, 10 Aram/met. and. although the Spr3k*r
0a* Moira WO., a{garnrs 10 bore boonfu a -tat* of Iw•r-•
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FtI,I. FAiR DATER
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1 Gsderirh Sept. 141
Ex,ter
Sept. 21.3,2
Blyth Sept. 22-23
I Kincardine Sept. 21.24
1.neknow Sept. 23-24
:..Seafartl, Sept. 7.324
iia y91.;1.1 - Sept. *.b4-29It•ip•' min -, .
ltrnsisels Sept. 30 -Ort. 1
Zerich Sept. 30 (k t. 1
Foirdwtch (k•t. 2
W Ingham Oct. 7-s
Dungannon °O t. 12-13
11" 14i1...to- ,oro.. .or ptt�-
wt.eatt +0,4 week with Miss Alba FOX. K'..'J n. y should Iw taken in rain. it
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoary rod Mr. ' rens not dee. w'lmlt too strong. '4 Air
Frank Roo. ,pant the w•eek4'. 1 with t.ar:er is the British 4I.a.rt.•r W.
friend- at St. Marys. Are British suhiects, and we arr CO-
11E.
and Mrs. Jaw- Falcon`[ spent 1 deet, no matter who may be the• Gov -
Ft I,I.
ov-
Excelsior
Life Insurance Cornpaey
A Strong Canadian Company
Incorporated 1889
EIRE AND CASUALTY
INSURANCE •
The Mutual Life
Assurance Company of
Canada
Established 1869
114 ad tiff,,m,
\t aterka) ()tattoo
D. D. MOONEY, Agent.
pet %Amt. Phone 250
Goderich, Ontario.
ld N. Mase-DONA�-13-.
Ai tot 1&,x 2"3i
Res. $rue. Si. - Gdasieetf
y with M'rturd yea --dip rr tam roes,-Gonet•al for the time hieing, to 1
er.n. of Ashth•Id. precisely the same libeertiea s- rpper-
Mle. Jean ,fa*-KPnzle. of Lrngride, tail. to oe. frllew-citizens wake the
wp-nt the week -end! with Mb- clave di►,et rule o1 her Na,M'sty-
i'u r.'on.
Mr. an4 Mr.. %Vtll Faleoaer ret .l Er- fine Queen. 11 . ronaitnttnoI* sov-
nPst. of RhtecAk•, st.ent._Sutetay nigh ,'reign. follow, the reit(.- erolations of
)Ir. and lays. John Falconer. her advisers. no matter front what
sole• it.e.eadvise ra are drawn. She is
Mrs- .Wm.- Iteperoft and 1tr. aryl
2,62it rT3ii dr n open[
Sundae with Mr. and Yrs, Renlsn ' i'arty- interest.. She rei-elt'.e ao pm -
Appleby. of Turnberry. Ist+itions and ala information relative
Mr. and Mrs- alines,[ Rhorvr•••,d and "' the c(Gdtut of pwthll. utfaire from
. h!k1ren. of IletreAt. I Sin lb, week {w t.l.mi utUur than lluose who ure.l:.-i
\11n1sl,v. - A Mtnk.try otos, al lwdntel
-end with air, noel Mrs. -Fri•-- Mwtr. --4.7, filioner_ --Pi- tirifOrtu ` its functions
hrny' y ucomplen11tt1r:n
lees. Andrew Fox .pent .la./ wM k Itroil1. y:u1-ntd 'prnvitttt L1Itelyf-11tni*tryitre-Tih111e.
1.1.171111:4144444"44111r0:44 -et eat the home of rlIII,-T :1 ruf1 as, why t:.•irrmtlie
ep
Mr. Taylor. (0t1"Ps.h n 5. ,)me on (Athol* to meet Paella ,. ci or to site?
lLor.loy evening nnr1 pt4 ted bla + amide as soon as It has completed the
daughter. Mies Myra Taylor. with a I husilnea. It has on bond. The Queenmiser/Inner/11. shnwer. prior t0 when her Mlulste-e hate, a.•cording 10
marriage on W,alno1b,- to Mr. Perrle ( out rr.levt r [ interfere.
in -tin,•
Pennington. of Te•*water• ,'•nuutty. seen• intrrferrw ait15 [indene
Mater Jer Keilr. of set. .\teg11stire, l:14,:wirmik14.4'
-its-1u_1r1 e.uuw• dills shad
i- slmnddng hl. hnitelays with hl* ; 1 • the nl',1).:i n4h.Ghn'. It.nnls11 f
grandparents. Mr. and lir.. Jas. Cor -
nottp,t,S un in Oat minority. rhe does
not RAt that teing. a., r.ltng 10 the
thione n 1 -it r. "i 're fi a from oaf-
HELPN3 .Id •r � t;m ur,mority the_-) ate ort/y .
I "pruryen 1 11" sI�e d.ws r.t etel 1 , '
Purloin has arrived bone from a j tion. , , 1 'nicer. it.c tin. ns,
pleasant two. nwa.rb.' trip visiting rein- r. -11y. , .••u: --nut them iu,l:re,,
eft.•. iu the ',Vest nod at the Coast. , iy the ' iii r,y., tion ..f [intens, h !-
Mr. and Mrs. 4 .•'r*, clerk and ,-_face: N, r , • • . 1er Maj. ser ,•xpras*
_ _.31r. ---and Mrr. Wm r ,'1:tn. --snit) n� oh.. -1,
t1, .:- tll„' ',[e r ' y1
ehi'dt'ee. of Hamllt,n. n , , tl CUL',: -
nit nndllarP our .-.! to the tr.,»la.n, er�w•k 1.. -
spent a few ,Iayl w;•h t - forrner's i lung 11 :ince cnttjNI �Lth_ Ilia,. .1'
sister: Mr.. W. Mellon:''! Lnno \ note doxtriur. howev.•r, h., -
Mr. and lir•. Ch ko of Wood- Ia,•n , t-nn.ed. 1lid r this die.
lin *eu. N.Y.. and 410n .1(anette' trio• ter rix1N err- ri trte•Ie•d. We
ns,,• <is•ndlinpr their - at the, are 1.4.t glopet ltt_te.. cfJ.y a Cnmp.'rtr I
hum.• of lira W. (asirna•. frai.. ln. e: Tluc (urc.rre r c;e•t c r,I uuy
Mr:.Vrin ',1-,w.Tis dl - I . , boon at -rt np Ileo ort'. I " I,r iecnl govt rue 1
Fergus, 1s vi.iting itt h rcr n;• [beset, fit•.! n vhtui of t1q'
Mrs. Morrison. of Rite t. 'o. visited ,.,.s,4 exen•i..• Ter the rim. Fre•in, ler- I
with her uncle. Mr..J... 1l.:uuge. t rete. Hr nl:lyr. ,!our our [lou.
Miss Gladys Acv )trtrft , -, flntuhluy ' , , .:!., its tb,• , h;th, rte anryncstienod
by bolt for her school :u Fort Wil- , i_:.. eluose, 'u tb(e "'lit orf g, ._l
IfAm. 'r',.,; :he {o41- wheel -,-r tier -hall1
The Harris MTp*lon Ra: will ho',1
its regular muting on so:;day, ge{.-
(ADVERTi1]MENT) 1 1)%1;11TIS)M
ENT)xc,2sx xx s x MxXXX.c.
x.Conservatives,e
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Liberas and
t I•', ERTISEMENT a
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0 Progressive nominee for North Huron in this election
have benefitted by the legislation passed at the
last session of Parliament and supported by
J. W. KIND
0 WORK AND VOTE FOR
j.- W. KING
Pew Postage- Cheaper Automobiles
Reduced Income -Tax Better Trade Conditions
Debt Reduction _ _ _- _ More Employment
$400,000,000 Favorable Trade Balance
The Progressive Candidate
and thus help to secure further legislation for the
benefit of the, people
Cx Cxst 0C3CCO .x�CCOC t XXXXO iXXX
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a f 1iik. at R1nvnrdlne- a tristitrt,t4etad Mini*trt'. After an
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ST. HELENS. Aug. :•,r. .Vis. Mary' p•rsoual n 1, t t 114110 r. n.p; their
11smelt. a J'41,* -of .Il recd. • u. are bait- f-enllrttne4.- r the- ittf. r, -rs f i o
ilio at, ihie old )tome. - I
temhPP 4111.
Mks Vern W,ww1Y --r Mualay
fur Toronto. where, she it r.rels taking
u Jtnsilp•s. c•drurt•sv-
lir. and Mrs. Ni -!-t r 1' • I. -orf t -f
.ter _4wrlin
Mrs. John W*b.tcr i• flatting In
,itielph And Toronto.
Mrs. Jas. Douglass, of yt:b•helt. nu-
n I ...Rut* al Jur JrrAM.0 Mr. .t..it.
('nmero,,',,, for a few 41.1y. k •t went _._ -
t'alvin church Annie. roar -I. -The
•,n1gretrntinn of Collin .-1 o, -h hail In-
rerPatlug .ertle.•s last er.rr:S- the nee
rn*lnn of their annlver-art The dry
w -As Ideal and large4.e'gation*
11114.the ehur*-h, ho• ar,.rlitug Heal
evening. The pulpit vine harked with
beautiful Rla,ll,ltoe ttebtles and as-
ter.. At tkwntorMn! geftlee llftya_.
Jeanette Cameron 14ekwn..,l. of Wnowl-
ha,-r-n N.Y., WA 54 bnp$izr,l. The sp•-
odal mantic ht' the 'Ti*Ti w,i- we}f
rendrrri. A dem in the norde5 by
the Misses ('lark and in the et, 111115 A
bane solo by Mr. George - fnr!, were
splendid add}tions to the rti„ s• be-
ing appropriate M the normal, of the
day. The offerings of ahem CVO were
more Man anflk•ient to stet the
term* of all enrsemplated rr�u1nir..
!trencher for fnr the filly *4 *4 Rev. L
Lovell Murray. I1It., 44 -T -ewe
Murray 1Arrl.s info the pelt a plea. -
Ing preaeatre and a perrunna'-ry of rare
eluarm. which impress,', ono as a corn-
bfnittnn of alneerity. hntntlVy. 9114
.Ilmifr. fIs mrswag,'. ,tf •linen
1' r'" and "I> rlpl(ahlp" will. we be-
'Ilere. sot Rana i.e forgetti)a. 1)r-
Morray glue. tho impreaoisn that an
annlr,rsert should 1*' a tine of *pirl-
rn*1 .•n►Iehment and snek Jho ample[ to
mesio tt. Calvin congr'Ration Is
deeply trot fol to fir. 1Me►oly.
Sun Life Assurance
Co. of Canada
Ton carry Are intwrance on your
Dome but no insurance ou your
life. Your home can ea.11y 1.
duplicated but your life cannot
be restored to your family.
Be cen.latent and carry adequate
Life Insurance.
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
Goderich Phone 115
New York Stocks
-Our so•1't'ice• (•r.tnpri.es eur,-
staut daily quotations oto ail
principal and active stock
luted on New-Yneit*I tele-1,.\-
rh u.ge ,tett 111_11/111 it op .lsrjjy
,�p.inio1131nal varintiuMt! ,m the
iitark -I -
(hu New fork eorr'rpm-
I amt -as,• the it.-1l-knon'n tiro..
Vii•• -r .'hiuuns, u. ,'; \I.'I<i1,1unn
Huron Investments
Limited
(keel Dealers Stock 13roker-
General ln-urntive
Royal Bank Bldg.. Goderich, oat.
Phones: 430 and 445
Prieale wire ren rie'tions with ait
lending t*' -I and drain Exchangs
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Inserance Agency
Life (Sue Life), Accident Awl Aute -
Fn
Fnrwte awl Flee(.,.. and I..ds in lied-
. /rich and (Trinity for Sale.
} FARMS FOR SALE
1 11[(1 acre,•, rurally clay foam., wiry fencer[,
r well natered, g.os1 buildings, .erne 1111.-
1 ls•r. Buildings and timber on this farm
' waist to be worth more than is bring asked
for entire property: F*tate business. im-
portant to close. Price for quick, sake,
127t41.4o.
' 10) acres,- -choice t'eep'ee, w .OR:
I,41 **tees, *_'.410.€'. (N acre., 891..06.00;
4.; acre,,, *211ct.trla; etc.. etc.
I.drgewunttwr'..t farms listed to select
trout, also many h0usrs and 1004 in (+,slee-
ti4). -
A few small plamitlt close to town wittt
:ul met -marl buildings__...--.---
lttaeitlanith shop with small Tarn. at-
tached.
A good place to quickly locate any
property re.ptirnd.
entice dein: Wedpasdays and Satnr-
daya or ant day by 4 ectal r.,lue-t. Finery-
, • %ening after sox o'clock:
For all particulars see er s4 rite
J. W. ARMFiTRON ----
1 duce: 1'p.tnirs, next door 0. TherS. 1
4;ray ('o. sten..Sgnan•
1'- O. Itnv 99. (:nderirit. Ort
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STORE TO RENT
Situated 00 I tiivare
J. W. CRAIGIE
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0. Fe Carey & Son,
Limited.
Insurance and
Bond Brokers
West Street. Goderich,
Ontario. Phone 230.
nambirbf [`()coli
Houses for Sale
or Rent
F4tll - ,e.l, rte ` 111111.4' 011
P15;4011 . r. - t for vole. (;harden
rind- ga rant, -.
Al farm. new buret and
scati r bowls in stable, one-half
mile from 'tore, church and
'.hool, the* -v from chipping
(8)1111.
Alm) :I *H`re:t hind!, one 11111.'
frons town, good hiri ntid
honer*, fruit trees and he rrie4.
Alen 2(1 houses her rule or
rent.
Beautiful farm, 114 acres.
itriell tif'tltw;-ime miltto•atm ,
whorl], church, station Pre
15soo_u0__._ _.
Elevator sod A. W. Chase stock.
W. J. Powell
Auto, Life, Sick and
Accident Insurance.
Phone
Nelson Street, East
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