The Signal, 1897-12-16, Page 44 Thumper, Dec. 16, 1897.
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HOLIDAY ADVERTISING.
THIS is the season of the year when
everybody waste to know whore the heat
value for money can be lied.
The advertising pe.gea of Tits Rion AL are
• capital directory for the people of God. -
rich and the adjoining diotribt to study.
• A porous,' of the ten pages this week will
be particularly interesting end instructive
to intending purehaeers.
FOR RECIPROCAL TRADE.
WHERE are the newspapers that a
few short years ago worked overtime
in advocacy of reciprocity, and whioh
oontended for the freest trade and most
open market for the Oenedien produc-
er t With the exception of that grand
old champion of honest trade, The
Hamilton Times, we fail to find one
Of our Liberal oontemporaries that has
not orewled under the barn, so that the
echo of its past utterances would not
reach it in its retreat.
Why should this be the creel
Canada has not floated from her old
moorings, nor ham the Canadian pro -
darter become We anxious for tariff
reform simply bemuse there ham been
e ebance of Government M Ottawa.
The neoessity for wider and better
markets for Canadian produce is as
apparent today as, 11 was when the
Tories were " bleeding t;e white" with
e tariff that remains practically un-
altered, although two sessions under
Liberal rule have been held.
Can it be true that the lkrmer no
longer feels the pinok of high duties
upon his coal oil, his cradle, his coffin,
die., as Wy were told by our leaders in
the olden time ; that the working man
is not anxious to have the coal duties
done away with ; and that, the " last
vestige of protection " should not be
removed.
At the last election was it not the
magic word " Reciprocity, " that was
used on every platform to ooglute
with in behalf of Liberal candidates,
and did not some of the speakers go
farther and boldly advocate " free
trade as it is in England 1" Why,
then, is it that the Lioeral press is
now dumb on this great question, and
why do we no longer hear from the
lips of our leaders praises of free
trade with our nearest and best
markets 1
Instead of that we read day by day
of that economic phantom, preferen-
tial trade with Britain -that aforetime
was jeeringly left to the advocacy of
such visionaries as PARKIN, DeitisoN
and CAs'rsxL Hopauta-as being the
ne plus ultra of true trade relation-
ship, and men who claim to be Liberal
leaders are now eager to advocate
what they formerly scouted as a mild
form of lunacy in economies.
There iamething wren in th
Polit}ll! t>It- toff why Ub4rate of
note -hseireeeemEroeieey'
TIP
HERE AND THERE
THE NEWS, of Toronto, is a shouting
preferential tr.de journal. Whether the al-
leged editor of that deleetahle sheet knows
what prefereutial trade really Rteans or uot,
we don't know, but we do know that he
knows mighty little about anything. He is
the young man who some yearn ago engaged a
room outside of the once building, re that
he ooukl have a place •' to do his thinking
in," and the ,beet which he edit., is the one
to which Editor GAKe Nea, tit The Hamil-
ton Times, referred at the Iset meeting of
the Prow Aseociation, as being ".white
paper made dirty by ink." It is also the
eerrsationel sheet which recently twnufao-
ttired the alleged oonfe.aion of the boy, Ai..
i.L•oN, who is now under oondentnation for
the murder of Mrs. Otter We merely make
this reference to the Toronto literary scav-
enger to show that no reliance can be
placed upon any utterance it may give our
tiny subject, at any time and udder ell con-
ditions. It is a journalistic fakir, first. last,
and always ; characterless in the extreme ;
mendacious to the outside limit : and shal-
low as a fool's brain can make it.. But
pehaw ! What's the use of wonting good
space advertising this Toronto literary ya-
hoo, when holiday rai,Iertiaements are
crowding our columns? So long, sonny,
we'll see you later.
. •
--If the Hon Gnome' Rohs could hear the
oemi es
his remarks discouraging reciprocity with
the States, he would not feel like 6ehing
for plaudits from PARKIN, hurrahs from
Ht,PKINm, or drumhead applause from Dam.
soy. Toronto may still feel like howling
for preferential trade, but the great country
outside of that city is se closely. bound to
the spirit of reciprocal trade as it ever was,
and the recanting of one or" two so-called
leaden has not dampened tbe ardor of
those who formerly advocated the freest
trade and the best markets. Simply be.
cause the MCKINLIY'$ and the Discusr'a
riser m the ether aide today, is net
retain Why the -great heart of hire-hs.e'ian
te !fir Is..eNw we
theta. The independent we are the chaps
who will hold the next elections in the hol-
low el their tend, and upon them will de-
pend to • great extent the personnel of the
text Legislature. The poltio.sl back as s
factor iu nleotioua is fast getting to the cud
of the tether.
' 1 r
SNAP SHOTS.
-The Vicar of Bray sunless--
Prutcipte i}atNT still lives
-It begins to look as if the Looa1
elections would be on by the middle of Feb-
ruary ---a good time for sending valentines.
--8r. JOHN now says that he is not
so much apposed to the Humber piggery,
es lie is to the hoggishness of the craps that
defend • t.
-The speeches at banquets iu favor
of preferential trade are of the bottle -nosed
variety, and are usually made by bottle.
ended wen.
-The *ppointment of Mr. ALLAN,
M. P. fur Ease', to the collectorship at
Windsor, is not in accordance with Mr.
If ulook's reselution of 1896.
-Some so-called Liberal leaders in
Ontario ate now yellingfor the 04 Flag
and an appropriation. We used to laugh
at the Torirn .when t4teY Aid ie
-The .tta ubtheou Lead ate reit.,
neat to a Mita" ex 1 Wilsrks
quite a� r one •rets
trade or reciprocity in tariff."
-What Canada wants ie Recitero.
ei t y - Reel raocrry-RECIPROCITY, and
will get it on right litres if our statesmen
don't degenerate into mere politicians.
-M. R. -Cowes, M. P., the lawyer
who, it is alleged, hypnotized a Windsor
jury into giving a 82,500 verdict, by winking
at them, is said to have had his winking
patters developed after the bar was removed
from the Howse of Commons.
-Breslin t Brussels oboes* hotaylmedfill
- of the October make to Mr. CisRk. Od
es 8 °eels
SCc,.°SPUREsq�
FOR
TABLE , BUTTER , CHEESE AND
GENERAL USE.
PACKED IN NEAT AND ATTRACTIVE
PACKAGES OF THE VERY BEST QUALITY
SOLE MAKERS
THE_NORTM AMERICAN ChENICALC0.U?1ITED
GODERICH ONT. '.""'
GODERICH BARGAIN CENTRE!
BIGSALE
LADIES' MANTLES
O4KKENOING FRIDAY, OV. 19th.
Eery Jacket Reduced!
SEE OUR JACKETS
GET OUR PR'CES
Extra heavy Flannelette, twill, at
Extra value in Grey Flannels, at
Extra value in Grey Cotton, at
Extra value in Grey Cotton, at
Extra value in Table Linen, at
Battu value in Tweed Drees
Goods, at 19c
-gram valve in Ladies' Vests, at 20c
Istln value in Ladies' Cash-
mere Gloves,. at 15c
value iee' Cash-
mere Hos, at 15c
5c
9c
3c
5c
60
We have received extra" Mire in
Silks, which we are selling at a Bar-
gain. Call and see them.
Men's Fur Overcoats, away down in
prices.
See the Shirts and Drawers we are
selling for 25c. each.
COMPARE PRICES COMPARE QUALITY,
JAMES ROBINSON
TWO DOORS MIST t1! MAIIIIL!O1t. T.
all their pat processions..of tariff re-
i°orm, and c7enonnii idle"tin`s' tori i
doctrine of the Befor'm party. What
is sadly aleit the present junc-
ture is a man like Gsoaos BROWN, to
rise up and put the whip to half-
hearted ones, end either bring them
into line or drive them outside the
breastworks.
Liberalism and freedom in tariff, in
education and in everything else con-
ducive to the welfare of the people
should always go togetber,,and when
public men advocate" anything differ-
ent they are not true Liberals, al-
though they may put forth all manner
of claims to that effect.
For years it hen been the bosat of
the rank and file of the Liberal party
that they were more independent than
the rank and file of the Tories, and
that their newspapers were more out-
spoken when the leaders stepped aside
rom the path of rectitude. It is to
be regretted that even that small con-
solation may no longer be vouchsaved
to them, for thus far no protest
against the trade heresy of the Lib-
eral leaden has been made by the
rank and file, and with one or two
!suites s i�riesPl�igi. the press has
been mute on the subject.
The Republicans will not always
rule across the line, and it is to be
hoped that in the interval between
the present time and November, 1900,
the Iiberal statesmen will endeavor
to perfect a system of improved trade
between Canada and its nearest
neighbor, whereby the commercial war
whioh has existed for so many years
will be brought to a close. It is time
the prohibitory tariff barrier wee re-
moved, and the man who does not
use hie heat tdforta to have it removed
is a traitor Ito the best interests of
ane&
lotions. As well aught we believe that be-
pnofeasioiis in favor et reciprocity, the
votersin the backtownshipsnest ekes d
necessity, " jump, Jim Crow," in their WIC
opinions. And any of the followers of Hort,
G. W. Roes who advocate his heresy during
the next few months will find heavy .led -
ding when election day comes around. The
rural districts have not gone quite so crazy
on this jubilee output of preferential trade
as most people imagine.
• • •
--A great deal isbeing spoken on plat-
forms and printed in newspapers about the
good times which this country is now hav-
ing. Speaking of things as we see them up
in this neck of the wood., we don't fiod any
very great improvement in the condition of
our frienfis, heighbors, and countrymen.
True, the grain orop was somewhat heavier
than last year, and s better price was real-
ized, but the fruit crop went to pieces and
pork went to sero, so that after all, the av•
erage sum handle 1 by the farmers over
th3 country we` not a great deal in excess
of the previous lean year. Whatever was
ohtained wan aoonped by the loan societies
an,l hanks, or " salted down," and the gen.
eral impression is that seven such years as
we have jest had would not do mole than
lift the average man's name from off the
grindstone. For political purposes it may
be all right to shout " Donee Wheat !" and
" Preferential Trade !" but iron a utilitari-
an standpoint "there is nothin' to it," as
the late Juin, HI NE' Ppm weed say.
Although there will not be so many Pat-
ron candidates in the field et the next pro.
vincial election, there i. stip a goody por-
tion of the electorate who hold to very in-
dependent politico! views, end theme inde-
pendent voters are spread all over the pro-
vince). At the la.t election, Grit and Tory
broke away fromparty affiliation, and after
having voted on independent linen They dia-
witaned that the reentry did not go to enmesh
because of their motion. Today they leve
the experience of the past, and their love
for the old parties hes not ineressed to any
groat extent. They have breathed the
breath of independence, and have got away
from the party Dollar without laving es-
p*riennsd hardships -theei,eceleeo or roused
ill to the a ecntry, and in man, Sarah it win
be difficult to take their independence from
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS
APeeSlir. "-"`.StalsetMr'uster
Its still is now hooted as far as Lha seemed
story, and the oarpent.rs are hard at work
framing the third and the root. The build•
daft will be oomplatad early in 98.
Lite *co 8esrHtan.-Thin change of
business Ad was too later for this tune. lo
It they tell as not to kink because oar lamps
won't burn or the chimney, smoke op,
se they have received a oar load of
American Wets White oil.
MrnsioN BAND, -The Ubristmsm meeting
of the McGillivray Mission Bawd will he
held in the feature room of Knox obnrob,
next Saturday afternoon, oommeaoing at
4 o'olook. A rood program by the members
Is beim prepared, and all are most medially
invited-
to attend.
A floor) BALs. -Reale Connolly has sold
the November malts of the HoIroesville and
Sammerhlll ohms* faetori.e, about 640
boxes in all, at 81e, a better prise by (a per
Ib than obtained for the last shipment. Th.
purchasers were Ballastia. k Go., who have
thus secured tbe whole season's output of
thew two fsotories,
A. F. Ain A. M. -At the menhir meeting
of Maitland L+oige, No. 33, A F. and A. M.,
held ne Tuesday em ainv, the following
e ars sleeted offloer, foe 1898: W. M., Gee.
Porter : g. W , Rd. Beek. J. W., J. D. Tye ;
nhapleia, T. Huoketep : worstery, Rcae
RaMsll ; treasurer, k Dowering ; tyler, Js.
Hays
Tee Harnnsos Oo -Waists tor tb
ooml.g year are now is the finishing room
at the works of the Henderson Bieyol* tea
tory. and Ire fire will be reedy es ship all
orders by Feb. let. The maseeer says the
wheal they will mad meta 1898, will be m-
ooed to non* on trio oeptlaest, and that he
quality, style, and finish, mast sell ft.
.i1 L1mo -here !-
1
How we welcome its mirth and gladneeKits feasting and
rejoicing. Hapoieet time of all the year' Let us increase
your joy by making it easy to choose your Gift Goods.
Read over our list, and call to see them. Choose early :
They are going fast.
Cut Glass Perfumes
The mea: reflood and dainty : the sorest to please of all gifts.
We have the best goods of all the leading makers -Canadian,
American and foreign -Taylor, Seeley, Rieksecker, Roger & Gallet and
others.
Beautiful new satin -lined cases of unique form. - Interesting
Novelties ; Large Stock ; Splendid Assortment
Small packages, suitable for gifts, at 25c. ; Beauties at $1.00, 81.50.
$2.00, and on up to $6.00.
We can suit all pockets, large or small.
We have the Finest Sachet Powders
in 10, 15 and 25 cent packages and in bulk. Some lovely and lasting
odors.
`' Toilet Cases
A nice assortment -Comb, Brneh end Mirror Cases, Shaving Cases, Cuff
and Collar Cases, Manicure Sets, Gents Travelling Cases.
These are the latest styles in Celluloid, Aluminum, Leather, Wood
l llttell'l, e?tt.. '-Prict'a'wery
Tits Ire rrlpo F'ACrosr.•-stook taking
was measly completed at this setabl1h•
meet, sad the balance sheat is Det ea un-
favorable one. The taotory hands are work -
hag fail time to ell orders, and Reedit are he -
Ise finished at each a rate as es keep the
shipping banns en the rush all the Une.
The prineipal line msaefaotnr.d these days
1. bioyele hes., aed as bite styles tweed OSA
seem to have caught the pahlio, there in
every proeowet of • busy winter. The fete
tory will start 98 with •sod anew. as
sassy orders me sow se hard.
Home or Rorvott.-Mee. Rask et dab -
field, wee *donated to the Roe.* lees week;
she was sofferleq Severely from potassuolg
N the time, and Is set bettor yet
liedfficb, cT Wewadaeh. who left 11001.1 time
.Re, has r estssd. A al. lamas .seed
R*gl.ses. sdmimed eons time age from
Stephen, died es Monday. H. was paralysed
at the Nese el ►Y miry sail tea peeraisally
Wet tdpisw over afaee he was Sweet 70'
yews .f see. end was buried s• the pew
mimes, 1.y. R. Usmem elad.t4Kg I ibis
In PURSES and WALLETS we have some very fine lines, suit-
able for gifts, at 75e. to 22.00. New and beautiful designs. One of
the most useful of gifts. Ordinaryjines from 5c. up.
Presents for Gentlemen
" It.'s so hard to find a present for a g"rttleman," is a common
remark. Well, we have aimed to rake it easy, by providing
the following lines
GIFT PIPES of new and beautiful designs, some of them adorned
with coin silver mountings, in nice cases for the pocket, prices
from 11.00 to 24.00. One of these would be sure to please a
smoker. Other pipes, suitable for gifts, at 40 and 50 cents,
without cases.
PRETTY CIGAR CASES, 75c. to $1.50; Smoker's Sets; Cigars, by
- the box, and other lines.
GENTS' TRAVELLING OASES in leather -a, a lei did .gift -from
21.00 up. Razors, Straps, Shrew Mugs, Hair Brushes, Hand
Mirrors, Wallets, etc.
OTHER LINES too numerous tamention. Prices to suit yon.
For your Christmas Cookery use our FLAVORING ESSENCES,
extra strong -Banana, Peach, Pear, Lemtm,•Vanills, etc., etc.
Call and see the goods ; we would be plea/0(14o shrew them.
C. G000E
ttnrom nom .
I
sakes 21 deetbs, Th..orbs d�nitals
1s new 78 It is an open a.oret Ma before
lees the azoollenb emi.tont, Mies Hodges{
w111 leave to .tart housekeeping in her own
behalf New KIa.
Yea Honore Minmti. Cowvawrtow.-Th.
He... Medical Ooneention met is the sem.
oil .hamber of the Sews hall 8sateeta, ea
Wednesday attar:wee of lest weak. Th.
preeidAsir
ant, Dr. McKay, oceupi.d 1M r
Tbaro Pere mosses. Drs
Roberteee sad Hawk, of Stretford Ober
Peal, Rehrlesvills • Dr Woad Mlteb.t 1
Dr. Ran. Masahertor I Dr. Shaw (Alai* 1
Dr. Taytw, °white% and Des
B.tbsee Surreys. and Mool..a et
tees. Dr. T ler et (;iodsrieb, este deettN
SA ee .1 the Mahe* sl
shad fee the0slae4. Medi.nl
fer the .un .s yew, tett die
eettersise rte Yet at-pDpeellles would be
=! fr ssa Neese M the «aed lemur of Dr
R.hw� rill. et sevaaf.r4. fee .est ewes h.
baring • als,aanMreRdy witbdwwe iti
beer of Dr. Taylor e1 QedorW. wbe
be .looted by seetwlatess.
O. E L. (1.
:IollewlN are the tipples ler the Mt-
young pestle's aooioties white meet
dsuhyl the weak :
lleAb•m Metbodiet ehereh R iii aEQ=o.
TrMay wash ate -eaten
amm of 1 8bb4r M Sharm D • w-
�. (Lila of Obrist.) ' i w M-
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VIZ
ebereh Y. P. S Gt f meet. se
TMtsrt+y a esiaR, Tb sepia ler Dee. 21ib
"Oar saw. anti hew be let rid et them.
,,lake 13 i 23 30. goatskin 106.
Ear DusesNMliesal-._hWbth t:b. ysay
ar dot he the (Atari►." Preis 199 t
et4982.
All ate cordially lavtted to *tend these
inseelmo, which are bead he the boseeseid•
d 1be diSuest ammonia *ushers des
M aft sooffi hs are Ysvt$ed bile peeklf ,
PIIS TOPICS Of 1
important Events in Few
For Busy people.
Via Busy World's Happening*
Compiled and Pat Kato Hs
Attractive Shape For the ■
Our Paper -A Solid Mears
In reragr'aphed Information.
THE EIKE *0000D.
A 9600,000 fire occurred in
street, Philadelphia, Sunday nigl
YOLITI04+CANADIAN
Mr. McDonald, a Patron met
abet week iutsodnoe into the Logi
bill providing that civil servants
be exempt from garnishee.
ROI CI Dnit-
M. Rempler, who had charm
Panama scandal, killed himself
den attack of insanity, by throw
self from the window of the
Justice.
FOIL MIN OF WAIL,
Prince Henry of Prussia, who
appointed to the pemmand of t
German squadron on the coast
Ell limit Pekin, where the Chi
peter will receive him as an
unusual honor.
MUNICIPAL MATTI
The Nitansee-Falls elections
run on the issue of Niagara
veloped by Canadians for
A Roseland, B.C., bylaw to
to be applied towards current ex
a sewerage system, has been q
The statement by County
Cochrane that the Wentwo
Mice owes the county 8588 on
year's account doesn't tally ani
ares of the Deputy Registrar
etetigetton will be held.
THE AOItICVLTVEAL WO
A. W Maybes of Toronto
ed for John McDonald et St.
heifer which woo the epeoial ju
-t eV in goad as the Fat Stock S
.3an.
saesersbdesies samples
d e ben varieties et seed
take tb.appiieettea at orae to
teal Experimental Farm, Ot
letters addressed to the Centra
Ottawa may be sent free of pool
the samples, weighing a pounds
heart tree ie• tb..appua.atl4.
mall.
The distribution will beg
December.
i?'OISTI:
Jacob 8ehaeter, the billiard p
the record of the three-onahio
America Friday night, by
of 10 potnee in an exhibition
Caton.
A tekrgram from Kingston lbs
day says: F. O. )Men, Ca
king. suede a Mintier on a
Nov. lb, in 0 hours 9 minutes,
beet record made in America
The big schooner yacht (1,
George 1. Watson, which L
Henderson's yard, is for Mr
OrrSwing member of Perri
Ayrburgs, and not for the Priii,
as =pealed.
THE DEAD.
Yrs. Warren, 78 yews, di..
Newark, Ont, and two hour,.
aged husband, 87, diad andel,
chair.
1 John. Dickenson, head at th,
mond importing house in Ne'
on the Neese of apoplexy at
don, L.L
D. W. Powers, the banker
the famous Powers block ant:
M Roobe.Ier, lf. Y., died Sate
lug. He was 79 years of age.
Riccherd Stevenson, a
br of Zone Township, was f
dead within a few yards of his
where be lived alone. The
contribute Nome revenue to
as he has no reiettvee in this
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