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THE SIGNAL — ,GODERICH, ONT.
Jeatay, December 3e0, 1906
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Thursday, December :<.e
=UNICIPAL ELS
The Amherstb
a 'mistake
ago, ted
Jews
s
taws• Not oat of them trued when
(peabera at the neminadoa meet!
We them about the, -Improved
461111 condition offfit! town.
ttincardtse a4 taken
•
Qoderich's . , k by
wood!
e ho
elections In that
derward a month. It
at pa time that with tie
date away from the Christ- that
a
are.
he Ill And
ful as
f
officers tic
Clergyman Deplores Presence of
a 'Polish Jew" in the
Cabinet
'Toronto, Dec. 1. -Political history is
lu the waking In .the riding of East
Hastings, where ih a few days' time
the electors will chcxotw• a member to
repro ent the lull •lrltlxlateee. Til!
opposing fortes are making a deter
fo Wilson, when a
for the maidru names of the mothers .,teed bid for, victory -the dud the Lib.
otry Shows Its
Head in Hastings
town's safety deposit dos.-8eaforth �irngafa to, phet or the suit from n of a l
The Federal Parliament Is to con-
vene nu January 14th. It la taped
to have the work of the masks co.-
,
a, tied r.tepayers would take pleted by the end of A.infii tegi...
ter interest in the municipal members of the Governead flay at-
tetend the coronation ceremonies In
.t w but, says The Echo, It London. If prorogation isnot reached
work out that way, and now It
be generally conceded, we believe, that, before the coronation there will be
instead of forward, municipal elections an adjournment until the members
ldover until January- who go to England con return to Ot-
atW be taws for the remainder of the sea'
both nominations and actual elections "ion_
if any"
An election date well on in Jan-
u ary would allow of the' presentation
of a complete financial statement for
the year, instead of the Incomplete
statement which is the only thing pos
sidle with the early elec{lona.
Goderlch L trying the early dates the weekly press of Ontario and he is to be hops n s
this year for the brat time, and it can- who had not favorable. No right ttritkiug John 161. During the aerrier, a
interested many in his paperI person, whether he -be Liberal bolt! u- *ohsJoh ••Pear. Perfect Piece." baa` olio:
not be said that the change has led
no Interest whatever In the locality in
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
GOIDInliftliff TOWNSHIP, Dec. 1. -
The Dramatic Club meeting which
was to be held on Tuesday evening at
the home oa Mr. and Mrs. James
Young was postponed fur a week, ow-
ing to the heavy roads
Mr. Eric McAllister has returned
home after visiting with relatives in
t►etrolt. -.
The dame bald In the Orange hall'
last Friday evening twan well attended
in spite of the snowy weather. Music
was furnished by Mr. and Mrs. A.
McNevin. of Goderich, and Mr. Jas.
tloung.
Sleighs slid cutters are making their.
appearance quite early. It is with
difficulty the cars get through the
road in places where the snow is
driftttd.
Mrs. Wm. Wilson has been seriously ;
We hope for a speedy recovery.
f
Union Chaired Nates. -The Christ-
mas tree and concert will be held at
Union church on Wednesday evening.
December 23A ether collection will
be taken The regular meeting of
the Y.P.U. was held at the church on
Friday evening, with eleven present, I
Harold (ytrelner was in charge of the
Meeting, which was opened with the -i
hymn `Breathe on Me, Breath of
God" followed by the Lord's Prayer
In unison. The Scripture lesson (Exp.-
return a Conservative on December 9th. due Sul µ•ax read by John Harmer.
In saying this, the clergyman was The prayer from The I'athender was
well within his rights. But be went i read be K. Mcilwaln. The topic.
Mach farther. He attacked lion. ' "Mars 1.b1." was read by Maurice
t Wel- - V► Worsts the
fare, as a '•Pstlsb Jew"and deplored King" tin
was sung ■td the meeting
David Croll, Ontario �Iintlater o I Mcllwain. The hymh D•
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W. ACHESON &SON
• • • the fact that a Jew should be in the ?closed with the Mlspah Miction....._. I PIULMI R KING responsibility of the Liberal
After a long tight with failing Cabinet when there were so many Air (mere was a fair-sised congregation
from. fids when the pts,tor.l
!l The gentleman ec A. K.
of The Canadian Echo of Wiartoe, 1
t pen audience received this mlµ- tit+ only begotten ban. that whoere
was one of the brightest writers an erabte (tree of religious spleen, but It erer is.oe..eth in Him should not per-
il that the reaction was i h tett hate everlasting Life" (St.
lcrSaxooa to choose Union on 'Sunday. health, Edward A.Duncan• publlaDer + [
tl a who thus made an � R \ F Mcarhwse delivered
a
appeal to religious prejudice was a miorionary sermon from the text. "For
died last week. Until illness struck i lieu Mr.Price. There Is no record God go loved the world that be gave
hefrom his hand Mr.Duncan I of how the a
t• any greater interest in municipal
_ ' hu.oe-_ bar encd man
'We notice that a number of moa- . ltd the
ipallW,, i tuditlif leheter atm K► t ae.athtas
draw ti ttlia-jjort or the townspeople t which it was published. 'Sts pungent
T-r-ee�nMr
-_ it
servative or anything else, will con- by Harold Gardner.
done such an appeal to the baser
etitte
is of .mans and women. Mr. "rh rn are .sd'ijT fee a let of plat
w a rd+chl is stow- snort The a uoe is that t'> -
hins whTcb--i�7 be ecrattnised-isd cwt
fa -
Croll s political ste P eves
tleombets4t_ssm-
(Windsor Star) r Yet it
The stability of the Oansd{apollti-' 1919 that
cal system -as contrasted withaye• I
tents elsewhere -is Illustrated try the
Hon. J. 41. N)lliott'e remark at an Ob
taws gathering to the effect that Mr.
King has been leader of the Liberal
party for more than seventeen years.
In no other country, the Postmaster-
(:eteral pointed out, has anyone held
it party leadership so long in a period
of such trouhIous tithes.
Withteoests- o -interesting led him., e+foTT of ttte nallse•
parxjng taptdly, It ie bard to apDre-
leader, r Mr. King as Canada's "luckiest poUtI-
was in I clan." auk at the same time, called
ship seventeen year his old opponent• Mr. IdeMben. "the
he was chosen to suees.d uniuckiest." Ise this as It taay so
the Rt. Hon. 91r Wilfrid Lacier. can q°estloo the atrNlties of the
And he has had a large measure if present Prime Miniser. He is a
jsuccess, , having spent ent eiderabrs clever man µb0. In his ell's North,
more than batt of the seventeen lean aid to have deter.tnad to become
as tithe' of isle h Government and basing head of the Canadian Ooverameat and
lilt the party through no less than Ave to bare aha ped bis edaotloYl caper
election campaigns. itis greatest rr with that in mind )sew .en aim
verse carne in 1930; hie chief trlamph so high and of those who so aim, few
was in 1!►ta when be was returned he indeed reach the goeL
Ipower with the largest majority ever
given a party leader In the whole hte-
Mia Wawa to January let. INK
UR dg Sew eahaeteaelR
the- imam!----vetea.G _ t.
_ . cite' t5`it-Yt;-tqg-tea carsfed-� 1 . _ .z -2- --.
c °C were always- the mar o
two townships in this county, at.e► an criticised, but his religiousatlhing to iw•rr„It Free I're•
tss,
experience of We early elections arc' well worth reading.The bereaved
n
'Is his own burrito's* seri ha • tto
tiat to
reverting to the old dates. The 91g- tamely have the sincere sympathy of
do with the work he does as a public
Mr. Duncan's fellow -publishers. I servant It would b• tad enough Ito
nal b of opinion that the I,rgMlatare
— bare a layman make the remark••i
should make it permissible for muni-
cipalities to hold over the elections un -
TOWN MEN'S WAGES • I about a "Polish Jew." but to hate this
come from the lips of a man whose:
tit late in January or early in Feb- vows Wad Mm to spread the (lox{x1 of
when a financial statemen—
t to leer Mr. Edit or, -.i we fn your brotherly love, who ere Saviour war the
unary, paper Iran week where Ouunciilor
great Jew who gave Christianity to ;
December 31st of the (receding year' Hueklnn rayµ he ti going to try and the world, is a blow at' the principle
•woaid De available. get the town men's wages back to ot sof liberty and dem�x•racy.
As for the wealhgr-we believe mer hour. as it should - t in country of .cars. we mirk
municipal elections In Quebec are held bale been dropped to 30 centsourselves on equality of citlaens,hep, of
was supposed to have been lowered W I ted selves of all met tot worship as they
in February, and that Province eer ec•nte by Counctllbr Hocklns' tach ,Ree tit without Interference. Lir•
mince has not milder winters than I bar• Fred Seabrook, and when the i('troll is a Jew and a Canadian who
Ontario. And the weather we are teamsters asked for a few more cents (' giving the best that is him for
experiencing lust now is not much per cord for hauling the town's weed his fellow men. Ito political actions
Getter than the usual February in from the bush S"hrook's answer I My be wrong and there is no denying
was nothing dol That was his, to him to
weather. reply. a'taken Cciunci4lor ! l right of those opposed
piy. Now, it it en ierltlelxe Nm with all the energy at
Hncklns, as long to get that Ao
five cents their command. But to attack a man
BEER PARLORS NOT WANTED work as it does to fin per hour hack for the men on town t4etause he is a JJew,µ, and to deplore
n Ang lo -Ser son was no
d out where
the ' t
Premier Hepburn's attitude in the shortage went from the tae collectors chosen for a Cabinet position In his
the fact that •
,..eft tr nn
matter of the beverage rooms 1n Hor- oetce, majority of the men
on county continuos to be an ember. the old age Deflates.
EDWARD BRADLEY.
reasment to those who would like to
support him but who cannot *Morse Bennett Street' people. -The vert majority of Cot
t _
6e(lerfch. ayr •fives will be Just' as much din -
ISE BALLOT ON DAYT.Iiti UT gusted with this kind of thing as the
SAVING Liberals. Fortunately, such an at-
tack from a clergyman Is rare in Can-
ada. All intelligent. liberty-1°ring
stead, smacks of Naziism and has no
place in this country.
The Rev. Mr. Price has left a hal
taste in the menthe of decent -thinking
his course In this particular INS
No one who knows the history of Her-
on county can believe other than that
the people of this county do not want
theme dispensaries of beer. The lien-
Sir,
en To the Editor of The Signal. Canadians should make It their burst -
theme
Government respected the wishes
81r, -At the forthcoming election nem to see that such appeals to reli-
ef the people and refused to establish for Iheece a plebiscite will be sub Sloan prejudice and bigotry remain a
any liquor stores in the 'county, and milted on the question: "Are you in rarity.
tbousnods who voted for the Liberal favor of l'rovitx•e-wide Daylight Say- concerned.Sofaras the
by tion itself is
one ts
lion believed In Huron aa the tyst ciuld ing?" nsible for introducing feature. The separate school bill has
lbs that the county would As I was nempo become distorted out of all reeognf-
at least be no worse off, from a tem- this question to Connell a few words ire
aerance standpoint, from the advent I°f explanation May Ontario Mayor' tion and sue in Eastsbeen made 'Hastings. Itris notsdif-
At the meeting
of a Liberal Government. at Orillla last summer, the subject of limit to amuse the electorate on a
------- Is Atte of repeated court decisions I saving came in for consider- religious issue, but It. I.e a harder task
t ._ - �� a
he gem to +'hale . tine-.damage..d4ec by...,H L+
adverse to the stand which he takes able discussion,
Mr. Hepburn et111 refuses to give et- ''of the confusion caused by some munl-
tact to the law enacted by the votea'cip!lities' Daring it and other:' not.
of Huron and proles," It was decided to ask the urban coun-
ot the people elle of the Province for their opinion
to rely upon the decision of a county ba province -wide doyilght Rating. en he who lore cMidr*n will have had
Judge which is contrary to the twice (tat If the general feeling rias terror your hearts thrilled many times at
declared opinion of the Privy Council. I able the
aProvincial
IGtolnto elfatveinment c ould Oudr the work of the (.loon Club for
method of attracting political support.
TO LOVERS OF CHILDREN
At any rate, there is no law which ; be pe__-- -
obliges the Hepburn Government to Connell to devile. ed
to submit the matter
people, you will be asked
the
Tawe beer authorities in this county to vote on It next Monday.
contrary to the wishes of a large ma- IYon will note particularly that you
jority of the people of the county. are asked to vote on Province -'wide
Mr. Hepburn's course In the matter daylight osaviing r ngeand ald one. on Strong-
tlame
will inevitably make the question -An ' savingm i am in favor of daylight uv
lame in the next election, and it re- ly 1101%1:
ug i do nut favor
r It would bwise
quires no gift of prophecy to deter- to bate It for Goderrich alone, with
surrounding towns and villages on
Standard time.
- .Tie lack of uniformity In this Mat -
mine what the result will be in the
two Hurons.
The King Government is not alto'
gether blameless in the matter, either: ter is the only valid objection to IL,
and a Provincial edict making day-
p should not have da ofedolla - land
general would confer an
aetditure of thousands dollars it Inestimable boon on the vast majority
lawyers' fees and other expense,. Mt e[ town dwellers.
say nothing of the delay Involved.,te . The farmer is his awn bosh, and If
decide whether the Canada Temper- he wants to be out by sunrise he can
do so, regnrcltess of where the hands
lice Act. was orf was not more r Con.tric- of the clock are pointing The life
live than the Iwh le Liquor Cmc- of the town dweller Is governed- by
aro! Act. The whole thing could have the cioek, and In a country like this,
been determined in twenty-four hours; where the winters are orb long, We
rbye one of the proplent'are being
:newt
to
tslt aemeha hile of everystawe
I
tare When the phave lived under daylight saving both
fazed right and left for the costa of in England and In Winnipeg. and 1
government, unmec"sap expenses on'know its benefits and the pleasure of
eoneeessary "lowing' might well be the long light evenings for recreation
avoided. _ 'and relaxation after the day's work is
done.
ZDITOZ1rsL NOTES The only oleje"toda come from people
who stubbornly refuse to adapt them-
-, selves to changing conditions and wild
Ito far am we are concerned, we are fighting it all the tlrnr-flgitrinR
t mould prefer to have our January out "whet Is the right time or say-
January, Ing, "I can't get up we early," or "the
grsrthel 11!• I children won't go to bed." The thing
Christmas shoppers are advised to' to do Is to put the clock on and FOR-
GET iT and enjoy the leneflia of
send carefully the advertisements in work Anne In the cooler part of the
're. Antral mod petronine the home • day and a long light evening for what-
' x Merchant& • ever kind of sport
or relaxation yon
;� ,,ru,,, - •-. !- • • I tote beat.
° "., ' l "seater hieighen's I hope to we as overwhelming ver -
Fr '1'here r• a1u diet In h}o► Oil derlight saving. and
sataMt,hlrlg a, aeb/ feroing piper in trust that oil chinesis will mats e
"Dorsett.. . Haas's the Senator had paint of narking their MHot on this
*mat trouble ■bandit ' matter. Teem fitly,
OodsMt4 rsbQayefe are Monty fel- • R. T)U' hf.Ati 1IROWN.
7f -147404"
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crippled children. What a lovely sight
to see crooked limbs made straight,
eyes straightened, lameness corrected,
etc. Again when we turn- to the
Ohildren'a Aid Society that takes the
children from homes that hare broken
up and puts them in the Children's
Shelter and gives them the teat of
care under the very beet surroundings,
everything being done to advance them
physically and spiritually, our hearts
are -moved again.
These children are ambitious like
other children (one of the girls, was
In the recent 4.ioua ('tub play); some
of them are musical. One of the
girls, especially is talented on the
piano -but, ala,:'fie piano is no more.
7b there not someone who has an old
piano that is not in ISP that they would
donate to the Shelter. where it won
be so very, very melt npreeptiited?
14 -so please ..pkelfF' S1ra.Edwards, Na.
144.
Signed on behalf of the children,
CA'itl'ARiNF, B. LEWIS.
14 1s boped flint l'tem'er Als•rharts
word Is better than his hsnaiv. - ('bat -
ham News. -
"in my Judgment the teat majority
of crtminsl+ todutr are tial NMI that
way: !bey are made ttutt„paj by relit
tnaladjustneuts. J. S. bora swarth,
N.P.
Monuments j
To those contemplating
erecting a Monument, -
GET MY PRICES BEFORE
BUYING
('ethetery i.ehtrrine a epeMalty
- AA lVork`(atarSn(eed
Chains Marble and Granit. Webb
John Grant, Clinton. Ont.
Successor to Rall it Zapf*
rtliaolosse
For
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this winter...
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