The Signal, 1915-4-22, Page 74
THE SV;"' A i. _ GODERICH INTARIO
TNOMIDAT. APRIL L' 1916 7
ECONOMICAL—Heats the house well
without burning all the coal you can buy.
Suns
Myrna
CieGives steady, even
heat on least fuel.
See Cie McClary dealer or write for booklet.
Sold by W. R. PINDER
DONT WAIT!
Do It Now
HAVE YOUR HOUSE WIRED BEFORE
THE SPRING RUSH BEGINS, AND
MIMINMREW AVOiD THE RUSI1
' All wiring done by the latest
Hydro -Electric rule:
• All work guaranteed.
• Electric repairing ot all kinds
promptly attended to, at rea-
.onable prices.
▪ We carry a complete and iup-
to-date line of Electric Fixtures
and ,Supplies at; all times.
ROBERT TAIT
Electrician
ELECTRIC R.4.YGES and HEATERS .4 SPECIALTY_
Office 82-4UST PHONE—House13
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Rpss Seswaek ase Luer Tablets.
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p.mkolala MLsifli.. C... Terme,
Caen Down.
The great specialist's patient. aft er
many weeks of treatment. had at last
been declared cured of an ••incurable"
dises.e, and with • grateful feeling be
asked the physinisn the amount of his
NIL 'rime &speeds. err> Jeer sir," said
the .peelalist."Whomever 1 treat a
man 1 .ways make it a point to deist -
mine hie occupation and how large a
family he has to support. Then 1 make
out soy loll secordingly. May 1 ask
what you do for a living?" "1 ani a
poet," replied the patient solefully.
"In that caw." raid the physician. "if
you will give me the money in mita
now, it will be a dollar and • half."
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Working, not waiting, will retake your
business prosper.
It is often a long, weary road to busi-
ness success, and the goal is seldom reached
by waiting for opportunity to c_ c to you!
Perhaps you have a plan in mind for
promoting business. Why not turn to your
Long Distance Telephone and test out the
possibilities of your pian? Your personal
appeal will go far towards making it a
success.
Put the power of your personality into
your efforts! It costs little to find out by
Long Distance Telephone how you can get
more business --the telephone may give you
just the help you need to pull prosperity
your way
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The 161 Telephone Co.
of Canada.
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GOVERMENT NAMES
NEW UCENSE BOARD
J. D. Flavus el Lindsay le chairman
of New C.mmlealon—Dutl.•
*tart In Few Warks
Tie Ontario Government announ:•d
ea Saturday night the appointment of
the pprovlaclal board of license tote-
missloners. who will henceforth ad-
minister the liquor license law In
Ontario, and w1!I have absolute- con-
trol of the regulation and restr cion
of the traffic- 4
The commissioners are as follows
Chairman—J. D. novelle of L!ndsay.
Vice-chairman—W. 8. Dingman of
Stratford.
Frederick Dane of Toronto.
George T. Smith of Hailcybury.
John A. Ayearat of Tor.,nto.
In making announcement of these
appointments the Government was
particular in stating that no ,appli-
cation had come from any of them,
but that eech was c^ossa in of
h is fitness for such a position. The
new olfcers are well known throagb.
out the province. and according to the
Premier's statement "were ptcktd for
qualifications, experlt nee and public
standing."
The appointments take effect on
May 5, and a proclamation has been
issued bringing the specie! act of last
session Into force at one.. This will
not Interfere with the workings of the
local boards for this year. and they
will accordingly issue the usual
licenses. but this will con- lade their
responsibilities. After May 6- the new
board will assume compete contro:.
The salaries to Le paid are as (o' -
lows: Chairman, $6.5(0; vice-chairman
jg,WO, the other membtrs race:; :u;
$4,1100 each.
The present license branch . organ-
isation will be taken over by the
board and re -shaped to t: .t tit new
conditions. Although no anuour.ce-
ment is made it is semi -official -7 In-
timated that the present chief licens
officer, Eudo Sahnders c.1 1 l .come
associated with the commission as
secretary or in sane capacity where
his exceptionally wide knowledge o:
the license laws and his long ex-
perience in administration will be of
the most service.
REBUKED TWO MEMBERS
Premier Borden Promises Prosecution
of All Who Defrauded Government
As the outcome of the investigations
of Public Accounts Committee at Ot-
tawa
Etawa the Dominion Gov'erument -has
decided that henceforth the centre' of
the purchase of all war supplies «hart
be placed in the hands ofy a single
commissioner or perhaps a commis-
sion of three men.
The Premier, speaking just before
the prorogation of Parliament, dealt
impressively with the cases of Mr.
Garland, the t'onaervative member for
Carleton: and Mr. Foster, the Con-
servative member for Kings. N.3.,
who' figured largely in the invest!•
Rations of the . ommittee. He said
a was his painful duty to say to th
Hale and country that their conduct
merited :Led met with Ws grave uis-
a:'protal. ire rt•v:ewed the two cases
••. which tie se n:ejttte-s were in-
- ed. and as:d that their sta:e-
lo. ate were not satisfactory.
sir Robert. In the course of a long
and ct'efully-prepared address. an-
:.o.:nced :ac d. t rmL'tat on of th.,
Govern:, • it to !o:!cw up the work ..f
the T C AC( Ones
r. rt'int on in the civil four',
(rr all moa -•y of which the Dominic..
Go. taera:nt had be. n d�'taudcd, a':1
ems.. i:c c':raiaa'ly a1 pers;: ,s wt..)
a.. d. ! a:.0 d t,.e G, ezt:ment.
-.r a.-,.1:rid Laurier bi way o: tom -
1,t Laid t::at the 1 rime Mtnieter
rias very severe its metn.t out Lave.
punishments to 0-.v'ure horse traders
in Nova Scotia wile had tut the t.ov-
ernment in a hole by telling the truth
to the Public Accounts t'..mm*t're.
but be- .:as far more ;xarded when Le
came to- discuss offences by people
higher up and asso fetid with him
.silt eal!y. !owev.r. S:r Wilfrid
.iopeJ for Scud results.
SAFEGUARDING THE VOTE
Six ticrutinee-s to go Overseas to Take
the Soldiers' Ballots
The official prorogation of Parlia-
ment was J.layed for three hours last
Thursday w :!le the Senate considered
:he hill 'to g:.e votes to soldiers on
•ct1rc service. The measure finally
.gas passed. however, after two amend-
-.pets bad Lan added In the Upper
louse. One of these provided for the
appointment .:f six scrutineers. three
1 y the Prime Minister and three by
:he leerier o: the .Oppcs!tion with
:thorlty to go overseas and appoint
..••pity ecrut neers at the front. The
second amendment provided that the
measure should not come Into effect
o far as .sting ot:talde of ('anadi
1, concerned except upon the certifi-
cate of Lord Kitchener that the law
would not interfere with military
emclency.
This latter provision t' d not suit
the Premier and his co agues. but
a compromise was reach. I providing
teat Intlteed of Lord 1(1tth•ater. the
consent of the King in ('otmc9 should
be secured.
Germany's Insuflnd Dais
tae Rome correspendrnt of Tie
Ttjd newspaper of Amst. rdam says
the German Embassy In Risme has
asked the Belgian Government through
Me Belgian Legation to the Quirtts&
whetter 1n the event of the German
MAtm evacuating Belgian terries",
llsiglee would continue neutral dim
Ing the rem•Iader of the war. The
oorl. po.deat adds that ileiglem'.
Waver 1s masons.
IhIN Magi wee Mel sod two
ether Maass mauled le as eh
Meeks whirs wrested a been r
.sMkstetr. The appla.tve was d►
Phretuly parses a plesss eed.wm
7fe Od+•ses re stew Ming Was
IOW 'RaiM le eat• egret es mom
OWES HER LIFE TO
other points assembled at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Shaver to show Weir:
love and regard by heart first congratu-
lations and good wishes. During the
evening while the friends lingered
«Fail, fivis„ I►bout Le festive hoard, • couple of
fifty years and in expressing the
wishes (bat the remaining Dost might.
be spent in well-earned rest anti happi-
ness. with the hope of a glorious
lrwoslatloo. It was much commented
upon that while aims hours of sadues.
bad come thraugh the lose of friend.
yet in the family itself no break had
curve in all the years. There are two
sons --Herbert H., of Hamilton, and
Albert M., who represents !be third
generation on "Rosedale Farm": and
three daughters -Mrs. (Rev.) W. X
Hayward, of Toronto ; hint ( Dr.) J. R.
Smith. of Grimsby, and Mrs. F. W
Reinke, of Hamilton.
Mrs. Name is an aunt of Miry
Minnie Harris• of town.
CSN 110 Staid) Tre*le
Issischos
TALWISISTow, Oren, JUN x icth. tgte
•'I really believe that I owe my life
to '•Praia.-.-tives". Ever since child-
hood, I have been under the care of
physicians and have been paying
doctor's bills. I was so sick and worn
out that people es the street often
asked me if I thought I could get
along without help. The same old
Stomach Trouble and distresaiog
Headaches nearly drove me wild.
Sometime ago, I got s box of "Prud-
e -dyes" and the fret box did me good.
My hn.band was ted and advi-
sed a continuation of r use.
Today, I am feeling fine, and a
physician meeting me on the street,
noticed my improved appearance sad
asked the reams. I replied 'I aim
NktagPrint-a-fives" Hemel
1 Fruit -a -fives are =akin you look so
well, go ahead and take Men. Teey
are doing more for you than I cam"..
Yea H. & WILLIAYB.
Pruit-s-tives " are sold by all
dealer s at 5oca box. 6 for Iles°, trial
sift isc. or sent postpaid on receipt of
price by Print -a -uvea Limited, Ottawa.
.sOurs were spent iu nvie•.ving the
A little girl,wae teaching her little
brother the Lord'. Prayer the other
night, and when she had said, "Give
us this day our daily bread," he sud-
denly called out, "Pray for syrup, too,
aisles': pray for syrup. too...
ST. AUGUSTINitn.
TrEtwDAv, Atril 13.
Nirr*W.-Mr. and Mrs. John Shan.
ahan, of Clinton, visited their daughter,
Mrs. J. W. Boyle. this week '
Mimes Mee Redmond and A. Brophy
have returned to lioderich eft
and Mrs. John Elliott visited at Wu,,
McAllister's last Thursday Mr.
Gilbert Greaves is on the sick list thio
M. G. CAMERON AT LONDON. week Mr. and Mrs. Hugh King
visited at John Redmond's on Sunday.
Mie. Lottie and Mr. Victor
Johnston have returned to \Vingharu.
Miss L. Welsh returned home on
Tuesday after visiting her friend. Mies
B. McAllister.
"The War and Canadian Patriotism"
Subject of Fine Address.
IFrun. The London Free I're..,, April 1-o
"War and Canadian Patriotism," an
address delivered to the Canadian Club
last evening by '1. (i. Cameron, K.C.,
of liodericb, proved to be a rousing
recruiting speech which Mr. Cameron
himself prefaced by the remark that
it might be more effective before a
mired audience, jt dealt, however.
with the Dominion's place in the
Selling Electrical Supplies.
('ollingwood Bulletin : In St. Mary.
the water and light commission realise
McLEAN BROS.
Semi -Ready Tailors
•NOW IS THE TIME
to order your new Spring
Suit. We have a large var-
iety to choose from and can
fit anyone from a two=vear-
old boy to the largest man.
McLEAN BROS.
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the unreasonableness of crushing out other apparatus that will conflict with
the local dealers in electrical supplies, that supplied by the commission.
hence have reached an agreement with They are to have a margin of '3J per
deceit. The merchants agree to "eery vent. for handling the goods. e
a
sufficient stock to supply .the de- agreement is to continue for a term of
:wands of the existing trade. provide- three months from date, after which
eptly displayed in, sbow windows and time it nuty he cancelled by either
stores ; and advertise extensively- in party without notice. This Ml.1111.161
the local press. They agree to sell no like good business.
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struggle for freedom against Prumialt •
militarism. with an eloquence which
won the speaker frequent and hearty
applause. President B. C. McCann'
was in the chair.
"This war is not merely one agues
but of ideals as. well." said Mr. Lamer- ,
on. "It is the principle of liberty on
one sideand dominance on the other.
It is whether might is to be regarded
as the moat potent (actor or democe
racy shall prevail.
"Now. what shaft Canada's attitude
be Britain's sovereignty over Canada
u not constitutional hut of the heart.
The law does not compel a man to
leave these shores to tight for any-
body, not even Britain. No force can
molest him in the quiet ot his home,
unless it be his own conscience. But ' •
there is a responsibility. With Ger-
many victorious in Europe Canada
would, no doubt, be attacked and sub-
ject to the outrage and pillage that
prevailed in little Belgium. The na-
tional existence of Canada is at stake.
"Why do w- hesitate % The war has
only begun. Yet there does not seem
to be an anxiety—to put it mildly—on
the part of Canadians to offer them-
selves. to their country and go where
: CANADIAN STEEL WIRE FENCING 11
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We have just received a carload of CANADIAN Farm Fence,. Hog Fence 0
and Poultry Fence. This Fencing is of the very hest wire and heavily galvanized. $
We bought this Fencing before the 7 war tax was put on, and we are going to •
give you the benefit of it while it lasts. .. •
7, No. 9 and 1'2 wires, 26 inches High, stays 12 inches.apart. '22c a rod -- ` •
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No. 9
No. 9 Coiled Spring Steel Wire
2x:. inch Barbed Wire at
2xt1 inch " at
16 " " 2Mc a ref
'22 " 32c a roll
• 22 ' ` 27c a rod
- - - - i.calb.
l3.00 per pout of w rod's
$3.15 -per spool of NI rods, •
• If you require Fencing now is the time to buy if you want to save money.
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danger is. Of coprse we are not wait- • •
log for • repetition of what has taken •
place in Belgium. Bleeding, weeping
Belgium loots out ever the sea to the
western hemisphere arid warns us of
what our fate may be if we tail to do
our duty. Did there ever exist • bar-
barian horde capable of more refined
cruelty than was practised in that
peaceful and Iovefy Land by the
Germane Don't let it he said that
we propose to remain quiescent until
the Germans invade thew shores.
•'1. our patriotism purely k -el in its
character % it cannot be doubted that
a man would tight to the last on his
own soil. hut we should desire to were
wherever the cry of mirroring huruan-
ity is hesrd. 1 mos safely ray we are
not willing that deeds committed in
the name of the King of Heaven, but
only properly *tit deniable to the
king of hell, should be condoned or
forgiven.
"The days of Canadian chivalry
have not depute.] W Are proving
that Canada bleeds men as brave as •
ever trod the soil. Native-born lana- .
diens, however, have not up to A re-
cent time volunteered as freely as ex- j •
pected. The call is not less distinctly
beard than at the commencement of •
the war, hut on the cont,ary more •
argent. it is not, however. a were •,
question of men at the front.
it is beyond the region of d,scu.- •
cion that those who remain at home
are just as powerful • factor in their •
various spheres. Three who do not go
to war are just as brave as those who
do. They give their loved ones and
possess the spirit nt the true soldier.
Think how they sutler !
"ie it necessary to emphasize •ire
fart that the enemy is the meet for- •
midable Britain ever enuagwf % The
war is ter from being over. The (ler-
twins are still nearer Paris than ee
are to Goderich, say. An alarm has
been sounded that should awoken to
action the moot callous and unoose
corned in this fair land. And when
Prnssiao militarism fails the people
of that nation will he treed from the
spell under whkeh they have Iona la-
bored and demncrncy will rale. The
twentieth century must be devoted to
the higher nnnoerns of life, the amel-
ioration of the elseeea, and those
things which really matter when the
last analysis is made. Then thee* will
be reason to expert unlver.sl peace."
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Golden Wedding.
Fifty years apo at ('ransford, 1.
Ashfield township, two young people
commenced a united Mie that all the
time eines ha, bees .pent on the
bome.Mai lectern as "Rosedale Farm." •
{e Ammeter township, 7. coot rata-
Mg Wseti.. were Jet -oh A. Shaver and
Mies Nary A. Harris, and the offleIat •
Ing siw*feias wag file lot. Rev. Wm. •
Dryers, who panted table reward saes.
Mae year. ego in Narseee at the tips I.
ads el debt tear. The only penes •
present et the coeds. wedding who
.s iered the bride sed vomit et Nty
years ago wee Dee eI fie 4idasesid..
• skew of the bride, Mrs. Wm.
fINaeer, of Aeeester. On Monday,
Illereb MIR, some misty relatives mad
Moeda t..m Aae.eter, aren
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caM..11l t HaYtoar fbroate sad
A roof is not a thing to be chosen lightly,
You are bound to choose ,petal as sure pro-
tection from lightning and fire. But how,
can you tell which is best ?
Let us tell you how we test The galvanising which forms the
PRESTON Safe -lock SHINGLE,.
Admit we have as much at stake
ea you. W think we have more.
Our whole future depends un the
Iron we put on your and your
neighbors' barns. The 11t• of
our business. la the farmers'
good-willft our own teat 1s
wvrre. It i* our own way of
insuring our business against
failure.
protection from rust and ruin. we
put to the Britiah Government
tests—add tests. This is harder
on galvanizing than the storms.
the wind. the heat, the frost of
twenty years.
But, when we send .,01 PRES-
TON Sate -Lock SHINGLES we
know that they mal gtvs the best
sen n.. bring new friends and
new business.
PRESTON
Safe -tock
SH 1 NGLE S
Manufactured by THE METAL SHINGLE a SIDING CO.. Limited. Preston.
A RIG ROOK
FOR FARMN.Ms
-Better Rsddtni, " Note to woe metal to the best
•dt•awtage on the feria Itow't bell/ before gee
see 1t Ark for o FREE. copy.
Are you going to use FERTiLIZER 7 If Lit call and get our prices, whi, h are quite interesting.
A carload of PORTLAND CE.ME.NT is jest in. if you require any, stet it off the car and save
the cost of extra teaminv.
it will soon be tie.. I, ' • tnsying. Do not forget that we have a wap for you in LIME. SVLPMVR
at se.00 per 1.r'rel.
Are you going to lave any PLUMBING dome? We have two practical plumbere and guarantee
every job we do: and what ie more, we invite inspection and test All work pro.sptly attended to •ed
Cully guaranteed. The same aslpltes to Heating, Electric Wiri ig and Steam Pitting.
Have you enough COAL to carry you through to the warm weather' We have just received
several re llos& of freshly mined Scranton Coal anti can give prompt wombs to orders Al Coal
weighed os markt scales.
MAPLE. SLABS. MIXED WOOD AND KINDLING.
CHAS. C. LEE Phones: HOSE 12
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