The Signal, 1915-7-8, Page 9NT
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MORT/MAN ONTARIO.
alledid bun Cobalt sod
1404hboeisg Peale
Mn. T. O. Tvethewey, d (liroaz I
lake P. 0. , Northern Oat ssik seeds
Se TM *Siad notea peroses.. of tie
Ci week which is Wog and by the I
(swat Society in Aar part of
Ontario. Th. lied Cress wotrkws iu
Godes kb .may be inlet steed In knowisw
What othss•A are ddsg for the sew
wood eerie. The tulle* iog is the
Greco for ()obeli
••With a grand total of aiming 3S. ono
•eparet• piece.. the Cobalt lt•d taro..
flocl.tyesterday easily eelaWhbed a
record for a Mad shipment . Eighty.
Mx cases of Roods, all in peeper coodi-
Mos for immediate deepsich to the
Ste T line, wet* went Out from the
arias of the Society on Alien-
ate Wort to for TommT. k ie
Istation. OUR OTFAWh LETTER
Owen whinier rue will b, forwarded Owenwithutw onlay toy will u on 5.M that
stage sot their journey to the (root.
vb. appal made by ib. Red Cres
Society for • itewrous contrilwtio. of BY H. P. GADSBY
sse.suaries tor Ibe brave men 'lighting
ter King and country. and for Ilttrrty °twines. July 8. _white the moans,.
THE SIGNAL : GOD11UCH ONTARIO
T01711110A1r. JOLT 1. »l6 O
.',Rsh and RefreshingII
10 LAD
D a'y
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is compose► clean, whole young
leaves. Picket. •fight, blended right and
packed right 1, rings the fragrance
of an Eastern g. .den to your table.,
=ZajO=m r • Will GIZILIIINIMIr
*std freedom, was r.epooJed b rnsg• tk,os and reerrmiaatioes u5. Zmbtalon
silt ently by the citizens of the silver
Aston latah, K.11; west 5.M burned
dmp
a, and their record sbipu-sit was, telegrams (unfree to excite moment
their answer to the call. at the capitol, they cause no surprise
"Seven branches and the patent so- It is coemeded that Mr. Leah 1. old
Mety contributed to the consignment. enough *ltd rich moues to have set
Bandages mode up the greater prepor- opinions. Tbeee +plutons. which have
don u5. 5.M m
rhiprut, and of thene
emu eteal atriums?
with advanc-
ush needed article* thew were 2i,tlbtt dt
•K•. r ruon
tad bum from We Lab_
seat out. to wdditios there were rq, nal party in tell and lauded him fair
proximately it,tiu/ surgical dressings. wed u
•,ims „was those who wire. Many of which were steel' zeds Nearly in rubes cls se* and thing. like that.
1)11) niybIbis aru erre Glen inlelrsdesi, It is considered only natural that
and socks and pillowslips made up vise
ttemalndrr ..f the abipe:eet. The Mr Lob 'should eot.rtais the view.
brooches cormfluting were tb..town. h<dew. Hee a cavpuratiie lawyer
Uoslagu, Penn Cruadian, Braver, ed rest reprte, the yYlydoeed guide,
Tlmiskatuinr. Guout Lake, al Irate 5.b pai.i philowp17 and tidw•iary
eta
104. !edits on the East side of Cobalt (t loud of the sthe G. d iatsreed
Lal., and tVe.1Cobalt. New Li.keerd retari••n. b. in_ the lie N. W. and the
Wain were also' represented. The N. K. b. int especially Intimate.
'Nkomo .sell s 'td power as be does,
shipment gives to Cobalt the prt ud Mr L ash teele uewt.lsss that public
branches of 5.'.e Canadian Rod Crop. �o who have theae matters at their
Society. the district loing a reeded disposal ars 100 consequently
table to he
esdy 5..y Tnrontc." gu,lty wed a.contreptly that Ary iefr-
Girouz Lake is credited with twelve rid of to rite contrary +e better yet
oases in (Lir ahiptneot. Soule newspapers are speaking of
his arbitrary action in the Winnipeg
boodle emended as eontempt of court,
but. Mr. Lash'a contempt noes draper
tban that. It is netuul that he should
have contempt of courts. beeauee be
! id (.ebbe. with courts enol familiarity
hreeds contempt, but that he should
havers 1e41 mad -fashioned, eighteenth
century . ootetupt foe the people need.
bemire/ out. Very tew ,nen. in
this democratic age and country can
aff nil i', utile.+, like Mr. Lash, they
b.apprtit i h• in the millionaire cies.
and even then they And it more profit-
' alar to k.•.p 1t tinder cover.
Mr. L•tan, according to The Mon-
treal S •r, is one of the twenty•tbree
Atlesrs oho are at the foundation of
Canadian finance. Consequently be is
a great Piller of the state, and pillars
of the at ate are not always as respect-
ful of the state as they might be. be-
cause, they 'Film bow the .uper.truct-
ore is built. Therefore when Mr. Lash
That Tired Feeling pointed ,pinks the Royal Commission ap-
by lb. people of Manitoba to
search out and punish graft as a mere
ioquiaitorirl body" he is speaking
from the heart. these are, without
doubt, the honest and deep-aeated eon-
. t ittions of King Zehulon and it seems
a great pity that •constitutional nlon-
archv has no greater reward in its
gift for • benevolent Canadian despot
than • knighthood. unless. of course.
Mr. Lash should remove to England,
where he would at once gtavirate to
Me proper place in the Hoarse a Lori..
Meanwhile -actions speak even louder
than word.. The burning o(tbe tele-
gram, by t!1e (Mci.ls of the 0. N. W.
Company. of which be is president,
and of which the l'. N. R. is practically
owner, is a plain announcement that
Mr. lash i e on the side of those in high ,
piens who are likely to be wronged
In- having the truth told. lo some re -
'Teets his motives are held to he laud-
able -he has sympathy with the tinder
dog as long as the soder dog in Man-
itoba is the tippet dog at Ottawa.
Wbat'a Inore. there may here been •
confusion of duties. The C. N. R. is
now the partner of the Nationalist -
Conservative t. tvernment wt Ottawa -
the partnership heing in the.. terms,
>Ht1,01A,t1 ti water for the people of
distinri ion of arond place awung the
The tired feeling that so often
comes with aiming weather is
as likely to result from the
wearing of winter shoes atter
they have heen ^s11ed in as
from any of the other cause
to which it is usually ascribed.
litany Remedies are Suggested
but we believe you will find
A Pair of our Light. Stylish.
Osrrfertabte Spring Shoos
A Sure Cure.
SHARMAN
THE SHOE MAN
A NEW ISSUE
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Telephone
Directory
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lame bags pe eared. sad diner sad rlryrs
toot .weengi be ea/arbd as w Leat N•Itager
at were.
Dam es. • tdsrase* r Thaw who have
A tri I row tbM i t be 5am w.w premise* d wwdws
Wbg oft gear
wow la wdbsw..7 t...
lie lel TeleplasseCe. of Caada
TO CLEVELAND
'VERY
THURSDAY
SATURDAY
QCUIDIO11 TOa�CLEVILAIO- VERT MTUEDAT
army mo Peg IftwOr.Me P. IL del t.
=ellndlyww4we 1116 Orli Lope Op ir Osim1 Orr Paw Saal erns
tee Prewar Ya.e*-. Galt. 0. W. riwww. Ow*dee *0- *0 snag era
Canada and 0E4 lel solid residuum
for Mackenzie at `fano. in return
for which Canada a vin the obliga-
tions of a railway ea any wbkb is
four hundred 'sailboat. dollars in
debt.
Keep track of this e* ction of
Mr. Lash'e with the C. N. a 'or it is
the coupling pin which bold,• train
or thought together. The Cr R. is
the partner of t be B nden (love •ent
and Mr. Lash is a director . 'he
C. N. It. He ie more than that- 1, t
its cbirt ,-easel and bead lobby.
Never were there such Inhbies as 'lees
ulon A. Lash swinge. He penetratess,
easily w.aere leaser men could not get
a perp. He rwhes its blithely where
even Sir Williams Mackenzie tears to
tread. To see his great mind and deft
band at work on Perlian.ent is both a
delight and a literal education Sir
\Vdliam may ern the ears in to draw
it away, but ire Zrb.tion that lands
the money.
N
The C. N. H. is a,psrtnce of the Bor-
den tiovernment-chat is to say, ebe
Government owus one-third of the
C. N. R. common stock and the
C.N. f:. owns %w. -thirds of'he(.nvert-
meot. The C. N. R. owns Z-bulun A.
Limb -that is to say, it owns him to
I. its manoeur.ing brain at the cap-.
it.l The C. N. R owns the O. N. %V.
and the l.. N. W. owns 'Luebulon A
Lash as ire pte.ilent. %Vbere the
ownership is ad e'oWWiaed and com-
mingled ie it any wonder that reasons
become entangled 'r Looking at 'it
from Mr. Lash's point 5.:t ‘few the
C. N. R. has every right to consider
itself an active, rather than a silent
partner, and consequeutly to allow the
officials of a suhoru.nate company to
overlook any telegram* which might
int ire the other member of the firm.
It is to be hoped that this explanation
will .&fence criticism of Mr. Lash, who.
in betting the famous order to born
telegram•, was inertly doing his full
duty t , all the psrttre watt whom and
about whcin be is cnr,cet ned. ..,
TEUIFIC'
IN0zINWEST
taeety OReestvs en Ids. Moselle•--
eueeiaae Caw Step Carey Freest
Withdrawing Temps
Paris. July i --Lovell ag the Fritsch
-reaches with a burr.cane of high es -
plosive shells, the Germans have
launched another violent cgenslve t■
the west. this tiale•ea the Marlene.
Heavy forces, saceplta forward to
the attack to Le Prete wools, have
stormed French positions eat=ading
over a front of more than 1,5.00 yards,
penetrating 416 yards late the maze
of trenches. South of Nor:oy, to the
Moselle, the C.rmsas also blew sip a
French blockhouse with Its (stirs
g*rrisoa near Haut d. Rh sept. The
attack, which was (made cu the see
tern border of lbw forest, wzs (se-
ceded by a cannonade of trcr..cndous
lob nslty and v:o!eace. Saug.:inary
fIgbt!ag matinees art d 5.b:' maze of
communlcat ng tretchts wtged with
heed teen:airs a -d tayoact.
Austrian Orensivs Fails
Rome. July C -In thz. regi-cn of the
Tyres there h::s b.a n a ecnti-.uance
of artillery actl,cle, wptortd by
small Italian det-cb'en.s pish:ng to-
ward the front. _:e Hensel :ort was
reached a number cf tames y:sterday.
Supported by continuous artillery ere,
the cnamy attempt•d to retake last
uight t:ruches en the nonbern slope
of "algrande, occupied by our Alpine
troops on July 2. Th's attack, ieke
those rreceding 11. was repulsed. Our
!ternary renewed yeetarday with
aicular violence ccunter-attacks
1 net several Innes rf pcsttlons con -
pt 1 by un on the Ca -so Plateau.
1n . a of the tlrr of n:ac±lina guns
ar d lllery, thcso con: ter attacks
wart• t tett' with heavy lose a. We
capt..r. t '0 prts_.nt n, t•. -o fi Id Can -
DC It. gen. -d t,uniticni "According
to ' r sere, rho Austn: n losses, es -
p., .any 1r. a:r i rtillc,-y tire, have
le. r. r, ri us '':u' 1 :st 1 w days.
Russians Detain :newly
1'. - - t-rnd. Ju, ---It a now plain
that t"e Ituas:aa. ;Saes .n the west
may count safely a tie great hulk of
Gk:ruany'■ (trees e\ .ot'g to be de-
tain. et
e-
tale.et on the Ru-si-oat for pros
ably s^veal months Inc. At pre
sent the Germans ha tra`ghtened
put their I n••, and a advancing
alorg a northward line, 'a is ova!
cne hundred and fifty ml1A lenelh,
and extends from the Rho, 'Md to
about a day's marchwest ot V4-
tula. Taken together with t. 'ke-
ratin operatiors In the Baltic , la-
ces. 11 is obi" sous that Germany 1, -
IDR to force a way into Russian .
rftory frcm !Eat Prussia and
Galicia. hehird the line of the Viet
Constantinople Preparing For End
Mitjfer0, July 6-A general land and
ilea attack r.=ainst the Dardanelles was
opened on Sunday by the allied forces.
Cynic* are pointing nut that Mr. Prerarat'.ets are being made in Con-
La,.u'. "'tilt" in bolding the aegisof a stantinople for a siege of the town.
the l.. N. %`. and the C. N. R. over which to ea ieeted soon. -useless..
the accused is directly opposed to that, terse„ ---those who ase unmble to
of the C. P. R . which handed over participate in the mane, de(epos of
without question all telegram., in- the city --hive been ordered to quit
criminating or otherwise, to the Royal the capital. All Christians also have
Commission. It is also oppcl•ee1 to the been ordered to evacuate Coastantis-
enlightened poli •y of Hon. Bob Bro..
err, whose organ, Toe V saioipeg Tele- epte. wbll,• the Mohammedans ac -
gram, ie now breathing tbreetenN gs teeny In the capital are to be sent
and .laughter against for sonnyto Asia Minor. Scutari, a city oa the
patties (Dob wont. '.he Commission Asiatic coast of the Bosphorus also
5.r hew to the line, let the at tteemen, has been evacuated by the col pope -
they old pals like Sir Itodwond tattoo. The Turks have mounted
Roblin or new cbuma lik. Dr.Mont sgue, guns at such positions as to be able
fell where they may The Honorable to destroy the great mosque sir flsdat
Bch was anppA.edly clear of these Sophia. as soon as the antes enter
Constantinople.
Manitoba Parliament buildings before
the trouble began and be calculates
that none of the Portland cemeot will
spatter on hire.
The Hoo. Mr. l'aldwell's telegram
that ••it means more to you than it
does to U. can be construed m( e
ways than one, but meanwhile it tells j
nothing. Nobody know• what secrets,
Dr. Simpson's strongboz holds. but
the Honorable Bob is iz Wioniprg tc
look alter Manitoba registration for
the Coseer•vatives, and as his visit
synchronizes,. so ,,tto speak• with the
opening of Dr. Simpson's box, no
doubt all will mod well. 1t is true that
another Royal Commission will in-
deaf, but the telegrams in that rase
have long ago he.n destroyed, and so
far as the G. N. W. is concerned lir.
Lash will not have to promulgate any
new rule assisting the dead past to
bury its dead.
While Mr. Lash claims to rise above
the both parties in his independent at-
titude toward the Ileal dipositioo of
telegrams, his policy brings him to
darer touch with the Manitoba scan-
dal than most public moralists of bis
statue• would care to go. However,
ter tb. pure all thirty. er• pure, and
while Bob Rogers may seem to bare
the edge on Mr. Luh just now es a
publk-.pit iced eitizen t mai is no doubt
that Mr. last's yoney will Justify it-
self In the long run. indeed, there Is
every chase* of the president of the
0. N. W. becoming a great public
b•asfaetor, because Ibis istoidens will
lead ultimately to Mir Wationalisttion
of the
4 to 100 OMNI slyest -
of
malegraphs aed people he the
matorof ch, cheapness and
.festive ••Wise• When that day
tames the telegraphs will no more be
seed to shelter crooks than His Melee-
s e mall M now. 1.Jd..telly "mien
of telegraph, will settle
..other grisva.os of long siandt.g-
the pleases of the asw.papsre
filthiest a sompa.y that cereal Idesn
bsieg l
this ..w.-ve.dl.g been.a noose 1M
Sumner Vacations,
A dellghtfel.hoe. vaeatMn oma
he at the of the Oe.-
.•elie.t Oew.t at Mbw Ln.dss. Watsh
H11. Dieeh Lased a.d iPlshrer Mani,
Z wham the following aureola/0s are
offered 2 Warm sea hatless sort
Whim and deep nes Wiles. Easy el
assesk ewe sir n ewe. hem Metetreat.
vis Yrs.d Weak and °Petrol Ver-
mont
ermont aaYwsy.. Write for ha.deome
•ostr.bsd bosaht so.tainiag hall la-
Drem4is to C. 1. sor.l.w, Dktr4.1
Pinine AgmOM. tattrk Rslt-
v.atigate t Agricultural College
German AIr Raid Minimized
Londe., July 6 -The Arttfah Admin
any announces that with regard to
the Berlin report of an air odd' on
Harwich the foliowtng ars the taste
of the Incident, width. otherwise, ;7s
hardly worth r'ecor'ding"' "Oa Baur-
day forenoon a German seaplane anf
aeroplane appeared oil Barwick-ytng
very high. Our aircraft tamedIsksiy
started 1n pursuit and drove them off.
Tbe hostile aircraft than dropped
their bombs Into the sea ad made
their escape. still lying at a [mat
"DM Awes Abe tphlrrtkhinsl saltsere le the tight ddl-
r •1116 yes
Jost as sem as she knew M was sees
Miler sae went era wed Most=
mare s.remsr weal."-florirh
'eithL"
Submarines Were wase
London J■1y ti -Th. big British Icer
oto Californian limped into queens-
rztartar yesterday a veritableut shambles atter hada( outran
p
Glenna submarine. Her wireless
apparatus. bet bridge and upper weeks
abet away, her tusaen ported Gad
her decks 'Stored with dead and dy-
bag• she accomplished the teat vastly
attempted by 3 In -fated Armed)$
a week Gip ; e - same_, iiaterg,
5..,.y-1►.• ii ;•t
r. Lesden'u Candid Opinion
Lssdw. July 1- me arsimsess 1%
seed to justify the sinking of the
laeitaais _ might equally wen be used
to Swift the attempt to murder Mr.
M.rtMa. There M go reason why
stellar attempts should at be node
epee the lite of President Wilson or
say other Americas who have flared
to uphold taternational law," says The
London "filar" la raps/ to Mr. Mast
eaa's attempted seseaalsatto.
Humeary WIN Mew be "Hairy"
Parc. July S-Begtaalty Bssday
Dent, rye Sour will not be Mail la
wheat Neer to the Hestartss capital.
sad the dally ratios for each pasts
will be teereseed tram 7 to Safi
senses, •ecord1S( to a d.epateh m
Mesa by the Haves News Mosey
meserlley from B'aspart by wee •r
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LONDON
ANOTHER GREAT ADVANCE
Income Doubled, -now $75.11110,
Another Large Addition to
Faculty and Equipment in
Arts and Medicine.
(irmitly increased Enrol-
ment in View.
NVrite for particular to :
E. E. Braithwaite. M.A., Ph. D.
President
NEW TERM OPENS
SEPTEMBER ht
st
THE NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Catalogue on request.
C. A. Ft.gwtao•F
O. D. FtinlINo, Secretary.
•'What does our party stand for Y'
asked the machine *enarnr ' Yen•
for one thing," repli.-1 a raucous voice
Irmo the rear of the ball. I'bilatiel-
phis Record.
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FALL TERM OMENS SEPT. 1st
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h.,r6.:fit..
£KNeh le Kentucky.
As layglish
Ikea lh {M ie y Mlb. w
tekvetited
~lees owlet t ezpressiene. Per to.
stems. after a1•ts= ride 5.M pfefesear
rgtprove.e ata e Md' yyeeVall .at r called owl a
mem. "Maass." said the protestor.
"out es get ossa* sena tweet bre 1
We'd Nib to bey sews of yes" '•Cs's
bread 1 Chin bred, did ye' soy r
mem .be skeekod to hascN, mot Mr
mn...r amiable “Wily, erns
y. If sa
bead'. e!1 ye' wast, envoi .lyht 1f*ri,, fns
times*" what 1 boat wet e•iki.•
elle se hull bet."
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Coal Oil
Stoves
Refrigerators
Screens
Hammocks
Art
Silver Ware
Cement
We handle three makes, the New Perfection ; the
Detroit, for either oil or gasoline ; the Clark Jewel.
Call and see them demonstrated and get our prices.
It is "a penny wise and a pound foolish" not to
have a good refrigerator: You lose more in pro-
duce in one season than would pay big interest on
the investment, to say nothing of having your food
kept sweet and fresh. Call and see our line of
Refrigerators.
Keep the flies out• They are big carriers of dis-
ease. Call and see our large assortment of Screen
Doors and Windows ; prices and sizes to suit
every person.
In Hammocks we have a very large range for your
choice ; prices from 22.00 to $8.00.
June Weddings are now on• You will want to get
something nice for your friend. Have you seen our
nice assortment of Depos-Art Silver Deposit Ware?
This Deposit on china is Sterling Silver. The
pieces consist of Tea Sets, Cocoa Sets, Salts and
Peppers, etc.
Are you going to do any building ? We have just
received another carload of Portland Cement. Call
and see us before purchasing.
Coal Now is the time to make arrangements for your
winter supply of Coal. Do not forget that we
handle Scranton Coal and that all our Coal is
weighed on the market scales. Chestnut Coal,
i7.so per ton during June ; Stove Coal, $7.50 per
ton during June • Egg Coal, 27.25 pet ton dunng
June ; Summer Wood, 22.25 per cord ; Hard Wood,
2.5o per cord.
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