Greater Goderich, 1918-05-16, Page 2p
KODAK AS YOU GO
is a good motto for spring
Make snapshots of the
many pretty scenes.
Kodaks and Supplies
Developing and Printing
JAMES A. CAMPBELL
"Central Drug Store"
'Phone 90 Goderich, Ontario
White Sewing Machine for Sale. in
good condition. Apdly at
SIGNAL OR STAR OFFICI3.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
To ensure change of advertise-
ment for tomorrow's Daily, the
copy should be handed to the
printer THIS EVENING.
Send all copy for ads. to the
eignal Office.
FOOTWEAR
The- newest models of
Oxfords and Pumps are
now being shown in our
windows, and they repre-
sent the very best efforts
of r the successful Shoe
man ufacturers.
Each style is designee, to
include perfect comfort
as well:as good look.
The prices are most reas-
onable.
Geo. MacVicar
Greater Goderich
Meeting
c<,ulinucd
from
GREATER GODERICH, MAY 15, 1918
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biggestand best port on Lahe Huron. farm and ft,'le•r�. \\', e.11111 helpi;• °p rlrvt111on Ir) method, ni'ganizationigiving the Conservative leader a
Mr. Russell T. Bella?`. l,r,'sid, ni of down the .rd\r1- 1411 11tr. of lr:,.byl• � .and system, her painstaking pre -1 majority of 47. :lir Wilfrid Laurier
the Hamilton Board u- Trade, said he buying oto• 0v.11 a„'•,1-. _mads n.+„ le ill 'inflation
and unswerving deter- carried the Province= of Quebec by
ulnation to leave nothing to chance. a majority of 11, but Sir Robert
1^)orals. :1s the war goes on, and veil after Borden carried the Province of Orl-
in Ila111n ur lis II. said they yell is torn aide. there is iltselosed tario by a majority of 60. Tto
were aettin. ,.•I'tion'. on 1200 a.•r•'s 4 Paid' time fresh evidence of the other provinces, lumped together.
re a miles (101st the rite with the in- extraordinary network of silent gave the old Liberal chieftain a rr1a-
t,•nii,.0 "r divi•din tbi- Ire )oto lat< Preparation, of clogged persever- jority of 2. ft is therefore clear
anee . unanimity of purpose and than Sir Robert Borden's large nla-
i f 1:1 it,•)°••, :,11 ,.,kin.• tete r„n,•rnnterit unparalleled sacrifices. in these jority in 4911 carne from the elec-
t„ poll so r,=t11r11.,1soldiers then' with there are useful lessons for us also, tors of Ontario, tha West heine at
Iwo „r' Ito•,',' •'vii"rt he'n t'• twang and if we profit thereby as we that time very inadequately r'et)rt'-
sented. Laurier's followers from
Quebec numbered 38, and Borden's
27, of whom not more than 20 by
the widest stretch of imagination
could be described as Nationalists.
Several of them, indeed, not vera
long afterward repudiated Nation-
alism ; but if the whole score had
elected to shift their allegiance to
Sir Wilfrid Laurier at the session
of 4912 they would still have left
the Prime Minister with a majority
of 7, So much for a widely credited
political myth. The Nationalists
were never strong enough even to
hold the balance of power, let alone
furnish a large majority. It is high
time Canadian editors and political
orators brushed up their arithmetic.
--Saturday Night.
untitled land in Western Ontario
d he thought a move shr,uid he
made to get the Government to settle
returning soldiers on this land insteau
of .ending all to Northern 1ntario.
Here they would tlnd a ready market
toad have the advantages of being clear
centre, of civilization. .Mr. Bridge
quoted figures showing that in eanada
we had a very kw production in
sheep, cattle and swine, and no doubt
in other lines and touch more could
be done by intensive farming.
Goderich he pre,Iir'tr••) would put
this thing over and was hound to be-
come a big progressi\„ ell.. We roust
forget the all -for -nit) stuff and we
was burn ten miles away from the
boundary of Huron and 13101'•'. 1n his
opinion (0411 vvaa going to Ir• <lne 01
the ;,iPeal tartars in \\inniLr11 the vv,tr.
'rhe lines could sway b.o•k •n.1 r.rth
in a radius of tell or ;,;x,',•11 mil's fret'
a
tong lime.
In
'Hamilton they Itad .1 fanners'
section of the Board of Trade with 1I1
members and meetings for farmers.
Ile had known roderich fur pairs as
a plae'r of summer resort. 1li-. granrd-
fatlrer %vas one of the first settler, in
\\-Ingham. H,' himself wen! 111 school
in Clinton and ptaye,r lacrosse in all
the towns in this district and them
was no liner farming cal,ntry than in
Huron. We must have good roads.
If eioderich went after the highway
from 1loderich to Buffalo through
llieln It Vv:is ai,lxl'iling to think there
v.,+s enurh g.„,11 ian'i 4I0.allahle in
old iintirte. Ir•. K''lI'•a eeneluded
l,y wl I.in, the ,:u't' cad) Board of
'rratl• 1:•.,1
!11r, 11. is 1;anlr•1•'+Il, former president.
of the Beard of Trade, told
of lh,• diI1 ulti'•s in the past of hold-
ing tate Board 1.,_.•tber and appealed
to .111 to seize this opportunity to put
f',oderieb en the wrap. The difficulty
in the past wa" that things had not
would win more than we thought we. Hamilton, Hamilton would do its part. been carried on in a business way.
The stocks of the manufacturing 8r•(ore the rlesin.. ,.f the program by those who are now the strongest
were losing, and make Goderich the i supporters of Union Government_aty
countries, which-,Xe.Co^ az war, would atu•riff Re)not+. ruse 1.1 sa.y that (hale -
to much depleted after the \\ars During the elections of the early
rich owed , •Litt of gratitude to a winter it was uttered as a "tu quo -
There would be readjustment for a \•ouns plan who was formerly :t re:i- que” argument in answer to the re -
should, the commercial and indus-
trial future of the 1'nited Kingdom
will be assured.—Kelly's Monthly
Triple Review.
The Myth of Nationalist Assistance
Of many popular fables that have
taken hold of the Canadian public
perhaps non' is more baseless than
the story Ilial Sir Robert Borden
and the Conservative party were re-
turned to power in 1911 by the
Nationalist party of Quebec. This
was, indeed. the boast of the
Nationalists. and if speedily was ac-
cepted as gospel by Liberal news-
papers in all parts of Canada ; even
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JUST IN
An artistic line of new
STAND and
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SWING
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FRAMES
In Antique Gold, 'Mahogany
and Circassian Walnut. Very
appropriate for photographs.
Also two new shipments of
the latest designs in mould-
ings.
Bring in those pictures you
want framed, without delay.
We will frame them suitably
at,small cost.
SMITH'S ART STORE
East Street
c rt-
e war was oc” fro e that Bourn, sa was support-
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o
.after the r a h ha
few months PP
r and t, whom v r r In
dot hr, 1
and after that a real busy lime tele idehterl. for the gathering that night. -Ing Laurier ; and still one encount-
1 e
Canada. For )'rats h. had been bombarding
Our debt was piling rep and could Goderich residents with leltees and at
only he met by our production of last had got the hall moving. He call -
1,4 for three cheers for Billy Coutts.
and they were givnu with a vim.
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'Phone 198 "I
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THE WARM DAYS
BRING TO MIND
THE DELIGHT OF
EDWARDS'
ICE CREAM
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moireo.
FireCo is the name of the Range that is the
latest thing in Range construction. In this range
one bucket of coal will do your baking more satis-
factorily than two buckets in other ranges.
This is a strong assertion, but it has been
proved and you can prove it for yourself, and if
this Range does not do as represented it can be
returned.
Stop that awful waste of Fuel
CHAS. C. LEE
Phone 22.
HELP
GODERICH GROW
by using and recommending
to your friends
Bentrovato
Massage Cream
Once used will convince you
it is the best.
Sold by all Druggist,.
Boys' Suits
at about half present
day prices
Good strong tweeds in
double-breasted style,
bloomer pants, at
$5.00, $6.00 and $7.00
Walter C. Pridham
Phone 57
FOX PRODUCTIONS
O\[ING HERE
The Model Theatre an-
nounces for Fridays and Sat-
urdays, commencing May 1
and 18, Fox pictures and Fox
two -reel comedies.
Fox features and corned les
present such well•known and tal-
ented stares as Theda Bara,
William Farman, George Walsh,
Tom Mix, Hank Mann. Dustin
Narnum, June Caprice, Anuette
Kellerman, Virginia, Pearson,
Charles Arling and Gladys Brock-
well.
On Friday and Saturday this
week, see Gladys Brockwell
in "CONSCIENCE"
also CHARLES ARLING in a two -
reel comedy
"A Footlight Flame"
Nuff sed
,i MODEL THEATRE
NW/VW Ii
"lir. Lyons ruse again to suggest Mai
,olg1•!ph and itnderieh, whlch \vera
linked together in what he had des-
cribed as a marriage tie, should cele-
brate two
11 rRte the honeymoon, that the t )
Boards .•f Trade should visit rldh
others town during the summer and
what V\ A:, being done
The invitation was cordially- accept -
,1 to President Parsons r,n behalf of
111 ll,.artd and he then railed fur three
clu'• res ;and a tiger for the :nreess ...f
lh.• 111ov,,13writ in 1;,,derirh, and these
.ver,• : i\•'11 r..usingly.
kr\ li. a:. eller 11 prnnaun'ed tin'
hem -die -non and the National 'lrtlherli
sone-
W..
Ilne\\.' algid not unlit to mention It.
••xr,•Ilenre of the t10'nu pro%i,lyd t
the dinner nor the ,plen.iirt 11114,i.
ren'lt'+•d daring ow 1,�.1.�1n,.} h. 1
4 , i.•rl'll t) •••h' sl ;
Read the War Suttetins
Thelatest tat t.t afterno
un i\'ar lludl ti
n
will be received each day by this
'
pub -
ors itfrmmtime to time in Canadian hcation by special arrangement with
newspapers. 'Those who promul-, the Great Northwest Telegraph 1 .:
gate this story 11111$t have forgotten Editor Robertson of The Signal v til
the election returns of 1911, or are accompany the bulletrn each day vest::;
very poor arithmeticians. Certain- a War Summary.
ly they arra giving an entirely fie-
titinus importance to the National- Toronto is to raise Rs water rates,
ist contribution to Ste Robert (tor- That's reasonable. Its people,
den's first victory. being debarred from buying
A reference to the Parliamentary • whiskey, should he well able to pay
Companion for 1912 shows that in more for their water: Hanilton
the general elertions of the previous Spectator.
September. the people le of Canada
it is always safe to send a no -
elected 434 supporters of Borden minion Express Money Order. Five
and 87 supporters of Laurier, thus dollars costs three cents,
\\as
\fuel Maintain High 1'roductior►
(Inc pregnant 1,•:.011 of the wear
is that the strong ant potent in-
tdv 4t+111111 of 111.' Br'itisl, rharaeIoi
}v.•,! r 01,0 14 01Y ';11111
:1.0v:11.e1, tlr.• sadl.s-
IaUur'y solution of Lite 1 t'4Itllerns of
reennstrltrtion ; for all through the
long and dreary history of the war
there has been the story of British
rutpro\ Ir:,1 toll at,Jinat email. or-
t;anizalu,n. and , \etas have proven
only loll fully 111e costliness and
tardy fl`uili.,11 or :111 -. sterns of inl-
pr10\ wing. \\hen. 1lie war ends. 1110
rchllilltin_ 01 „lir
It. utl 11 broad :144•1 Iia -t--
1111151 (101)011, 1lp- 11141.1 404 1ralh'•
111.1 the development and extension
of profitable trade. 111 the Hays .•t
tierce eiimpelition which lie before
us. ran Dilly he attained by highly-
oreanizeel arran.40110uts through
whirl* producers at'd consumer. are
brought inlo quirk and certain re-
lation,.
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INTERESTING NEWS
— FROM -
WALKER'S TWO STORES
STORE No. 1
The Furniture Store
Space will not permit to
give you in detail our many
specials. We will quote
special prices all through this
ten-day campaign on
Linoleums, Oil Cloth, Congoleum
Rugs, Furniture Coverings, Cur-
tains, Cretonnes, draperies. Etc.
STORE No.
The Musk and China Store
1 only Dinner Set $1,1.00
1 only Dinner Set $17.00
1 only Dinner Set 826.50
1 only Dinner Set 825.00
A few bargains in the
Music Department
1 only square Piano by Marshall
& Wendel of New York SK:,.
1 new Piano, special value at SPA
'11
lilt easy ter•Ins
Often the
Cheapest W. WALKER 'Phones
Always Res. 197
the Best Undertake- Store 89 �!
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That industrial ail commercial
restoration is l,o..ihle !las ben
pro%rd to the hilt by the extraor- _
Binary resili'n•y of 1- I'itish irl-
4ltlstl'y in the Norlli. where. ,le.l,ite
tiover•nnrent restrictions and halldi-
ra11. necessary, pr'rhal;�, in time =
of war. lint intolerable in pearl' .
despite lahur shortage and .11111-
1111111 despite the prevailing; I1' -
eland• 441 Illtrllithin5, despite 1Nle =
embarrassments inseparable from =
war -time transport and transit on
land and sea, yet British maim-
factoring and 41ver-'as commerce ---
has
leas herrn carried on with t'onspicu- =
(4115 •1m'r.•s., to the trellmenlrlus ad- =
vantage of our financial situation.
what is the result 0f our "Stock-- ,_
taking;" tins 4•4,nnerl14111 '' liuv\ =
11:111ri. remark:tide continuity ot•,=
in,lnsto toeen possible in 1111.111=
lime, and in spite of such ferritic
GROCERIES
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Telephone 91
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in a roraltdartson won peace lines. •
lee the great disadvantage of the
latter. l4 a
Elie inevitable ronelusion is that ,<
111 111,1111111 pre-war Vines our 1)I )-
duralv0 energies in labor and brains
ware only vviokiug at halt' pressure.
all that nt lour national activities -
there was an enormous margin of
waste ; if suet) were not the case.
it wntlld have been a physical irt,
possibility to produce the rest:.:
of which we have seen such elu-
anent testimony ; tnese results cart
only hase been achieved by the"
utilization of great resources of alt-
o -LIMA rat 1 1
lt..rmltliArat11 ' abilit.' and lab
power hitherto lying dormant ie
neglected, What we must .1.
therefore. is to oppose with ev•-
tiiore of vigor we possess any
1r1•grade idea or movement l„ t
effect that when the war is of e:
the necessity for this sustained
0'1idl will have disappeared, for
such a feeling, if allowed to become,
prevalent, will surely mean a return 1
to the old pre -wear dead level of 1
low prod,ur111111 and diminished
wages. While we are consumed
with loathing and abhorrence on
the means adopted by Germany in
her persistent striving for world- I
power and commercial domination,
yet we cannot be so blind as not to
observe her outstanding zeal and
The Food:Controller
TELLS US
TO TELL YOU
to Eat More Vegetables
To help save the supply of wheat. Here are our reduced
prices :
Potatoes 25c per peck
Turnips 15c per peck
The Carrots quoted are specially good.
Carrots 25e per peck
Onions 4oc per peck
DEAN BROS.
Canada Food Control—License No. 8-4858.
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