The Signal, 1915-12-23, Page 6TRE
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• A BIG QRIVE IN PAINT Vostra-1;:t%7 be"•
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• season of theyear to gall paint, but when you take -
It may be the wrong •
1. into consideration the following 'facts it w111 pay you to save money by buying -
'• paint NOW. In all probability your house should be painted. We must turn -
• our large stock of paints into cash, along with everything else. •
r Linseed •
Oil is costing one-third more today than it did a year ago. •
t• Zinc is costing double what it did a year ago.
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Bros. Hl h standard Paint has d )
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Lead is up 25 per cent. the past two years. advanced only lac
Retail price on Lowe s it not �
per gallon, thus making the price i$2. per gallon.
ng, as oils and lead kareasonable
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:to expect a considerable rise p
• Iro higher, on account of the cost of raw materials.
• In spite of these facts we are actually selling out our stock of Paints at the
• following reduced prices : All Maple Leaf lines at $2.00 per gallon. All High- •
• standard Paints, excepting Star colors : gallons, $2.15 ; half -gallons, $1.10 ; •I
• quarter -gallons, 6oc ; pints, 35c ; half-pints, 20C. . •
• It pay's to paint because—•
• 1st—Your hould�6r barn will last much longer when well painted. •
• end—YotU f rm will sell at least to% better if buildings are well painted. •
• ui_.today you don't want to sell, tomorrow you do. Conditions have •
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• 4th—Ninety per cent. of all buildings sadly need painting. How about -
• yours
most t gsdvi was mot ad beoebehl •eRsarse-
nen. %r tyre Is so doubt that a
large
NmY.f way would be and n have written. lir we se est.
•ase of Weediest t a•d under cover of the street Lights.
Lb ts sleet the Meador t lb* to Ciel within other walla where Ruled
tyle hogs sad a •aT IO see gathered to lime or hear some-
bsishtr rd � break occur be -
ea thi•s et what others base awe in
*ad Austria d lectures. Or we
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.... IMUCHTALK ABOUTIT
�SS1N6 THE Ni6HTS I
1RrM COUNTY COUNWL'u REFUSAL OF
w. are too nisch '•door& RECRUITINGiORANT.
whoa eight oases we tun ap the --
lamp and sit within its excluding —
etrcts to read what other indoor men
- . Entire Method oe Conducting Recruit-
ing Gernpaigns in the Counties
May Be Necessary—Not Many
Available Men in the Cities.
• STOVES RANGES HEATERS •
b 1 we at r at Dresemt giving in there 1
twos the lis 8 • aims std plays an
this Lida want' have res sit cm a eluded porch with treat about. Huron county bas come in fora Rood
IMK Yy sMr'tMe]; l Iloj night is
deal of notoriety through � peas
a groat
the veal
Ws. 11 would beat W r Brett sg, ss that the vast ens rc1 of the county council for the drill would taster *Pim ealy coolness and a breeze. Th•'tars for the recruiting of the Pilo Ratted
Thus dam oomtnm•t have been wade
our
_.MsiR sap to enlist. Z !. not get much chance
at as �'a oderslanding o[ the
CONSUMPTION
for t art w who memos bene- we keep the universe away from our without a proprr u
coil it would he of treat physical , for pettiness shoat ion, but t t_e elr.wsetamoem are
itis [. oma town is °nisi to with a souls. Such living makes traced vel) Wm ly Iu-tie followlag de
foa of a Utile ower S IDU there of tb• spirit. These scandalizing. gore I much which appeared in tiaterday's
• Home Guard of ovine Ii00 'Ming little villages always live as- Buthlo 1louriev : will
county ba seat armed. and man of der roofs and behind blinds and cur -1 Loodun.Onr., Dec. 111 —"They county battalion a was folioed their
T e0 up and down our co e.siotts t ik-
lhe __ambers emlet•d, thele traislag tains u U In ambush, that each la- i Ing the fats bands who contribute to
prstv Moet useful in Heir eternal _want
might lie in wall against the the mooing power of the Patine. and
duties. Sure) a town like Goderih Ratios of the other. Almost all they will let the crowds of shiftless and
hind in this matter, rhes 1 ed V worthless men continue to hillier i•
rhos ld sot be are of floe. who wrote the Bible l
and
altos to
we .railer there lb* cider," shouted peeve Leckie of
difficulties to be overcome, with the flat -roofed loan.s and went up on tee Brussels at • meeting of
Huronfinancial aid
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co-operation of some of our infftaeotlal•botese{op when day was done so that council called to confider
citizens these could be easily a �a the wheeling planets and the whole to lb. 181+1 Battalion. now recruiting
The chief difficulty i as the etc.. boat of the stars were their familiars. In that scoot And toflueoced pert
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The
for drill purpose*. 1T by
the determined t t and of the
but if the Guard was formed into 11 was in that light that they thought •
hisses n[ Bremen, the members of the
and the exhibition ball at the of and bra destiny- In the mod cw nail waled swami ■ny financial
it ghigh seed for one platoon and contoston of change we noel the cont'ibutiom whatever to the recruit -
the high school gyutnaelnt� for ars in fund, 'f Huron's own battalion.
TOV lines should be set lone y • another sufficient room
We wean it sites we say that the se urs build. No doubt the owners of the
d second -nand lines on which we can save you money. above mentioned places would be will-
ma
evenings maitre of
pal of old sol-
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sumo ��rpoa� �F�RiiE�Eipp
r/T►t11 r At�10
OV* TarA
KI OMNI GIME
«Comas. amass
ben 14 Crtpa� ►rrwRt iL
in the Province and these see now
being shamed from their isaetivity by
the relentless pursuing of the recrult-
ts�[ *Moors. wbo are oestrous ly
adopting some mei ankles w •
Use uncourageous ass fed seller Mill.
1f a time limit fortbe enlistment of a
.toted -number is set in ()Asada as in
Rnelead, will the option of compul-
sory service. it is more than likely
that the Weise It of i twee coming fur -
ward will be, as to England, the mar-
ried or 0.
patent,
influences—the moon etching �urom oouul 1. the only one is
pattern. on inke sad roadway. the i Western Ontario which lou refused
night gleaming of the riven, the sot WM W.slant-e el any kind or degree to the
tan beauty of tee Milky Way. the overseas force for t he rye, u ng' o
steadfastness of the North Star. Night which it bas ,been suede reepo
Matt to tree us from the littleness Its refusal to set apart 'few-tnou.aad
• coet.idrred. \�'e meek of both new mn seco • Reg; to allow the use of them for at
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Several excellent Grindstones to be sold at Ilk each. wet �• night a week to the sum-
• t0 save money on Hardware tlCi. • in� who would widintr gid drills.
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This i our opportunity h
• i gs the fair grounds could
Remember we are clearing out our extra Hardware
stock at marvellous cut drill in.In the
• ices Lots of goods being sold away below cost• instructors 1b<ro �, lou
• S !s y time and services to tette n
•• Ot course. expenses would have to be
• Pbose 6. • test, bat we believe our town council
• would aka a grant towards the
approval of the citizen,. Possibly
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approval their e of your readers Oeouldng l s pply
this
other suggestions and therefore we
suggest ' public meetiog our Maor and
town
having
council tail ll • •
for its object the reformation
n of ars
the
Oodericb Hoax which ar
sure will sleet with a hearty from the mum of Oodericb, and nspothere
is no reason why we should not have
'Home Oud second to none in the
Domioion. ar
QQ for taking uD eo much
of your valuable space, but believing
the object will meet writb the approval
of your rs•ders, we are, Yours, rte..
Honig 6CARDS.
THE HOWELL HARDWARE CO., LIMITED
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• entitled ``National Songs of the Allies," giving the words and
• music of the British, French, Russian, Belgian, Serbian and
• Japanese national songs, in addition to the Canadian patriotic
• songs, "The Maple Leaf" and "0 Canada."
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• The National Songs of the Allies are all set to piano music',
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• making a very desirable collection.
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i Songs have a pretty 1916 Calendar.
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d the day's doings and lift the heart of the new blatancy is likely to lead
to the things ttist are above and be to wore radical
c•ioo etor throughout
at shout the
Mad our deed—Colliers. are now pointing to the pt-.osdeet
formed by Huron and to the state-
ment of Reeve Leckie. with the result
that reform both to the method of
recruiting end to the fluancing of the
g.eruiting campaigns may be brought
about.
The 181st Huron Battalion is only
, l one of many county uni'e which have
been authorised recently sad are
expected to be mobilized and at full
establrvbmeet before spring. The
campaign to secure the necessary men
started about two weeks ago. The
Government does not allow a generous
sum for recruiting. A newly -author-
ised battalion a allowed t131u to cover
the expenses of the recruiting cam-
p•igo. This was mote than enough
when the war was young end Canada
was replete with the kind of material
needed for (verreas unite. But it Is
far too small now that there are few
men to respond to the call While it
was reasonable for the Government to
suppose for the first contingent all
that was nece.sar y was to open an
Office at any centre and put a r.crvit-
iog sergeabt in charge. in coder toI
croft -
obtain aiJ the needed men, it is un• II
reasonable to think eseb a miracle
sea now he wrought. But the grant
for the purpose of aa.i•tiog in the call
▪ toe men remmea at 8300. 1t takes ten
times this sum to make a noise tow&
enough for the available recruits to
bear in the majority of counties.
Accordingly the officers of teeth new
battalion are compelled to request
from their county municipal
n clip l body
o syr
51,000, 51.000. or >tdor
Prod aimed M ons of the "cowboys' sues they believe will be levuired for
of the '..ovist-! There are few! the promeutiaa of the recruiti•g sem-
p•{go is their county. lierut.•Cal.
players who eta more completely t`, riho tad Mayor Raid of Godetib
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Character and Clothes
Family Affair.
"So my daughter bas consented to
become your wife. Have you flied
the dayof the wedding 1"
I will ease that to her."
"Will you have a church ora pri-
vat. wedding ?
"Her mothers decide that."
" What have you to live on r
"I will leave that entirely to you."...
Yale Record.
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• change themselves by drew than le• appeared betties the Huron county
• In a drew salt be looks the polish ng body and put their appeal
IR peebeedy. terms. Tb.y re-
• .d tengentleman
ml u1 in every detail Dat i p141 .4 the (r}o.ernment does not sup-
• in mlaata. with the aid •t illy them with funds for publicity.
• khat'., a sombrero, a red bandana aidbrslereado*, automobile hire cr any
haadkerthief. a flannel shirt and a of the numerous aIle that are made
Mittal of cartridges. be an trans -
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a score of officers are ..gaged
la a bunt for men 'in the nooks sod
tors himself tato a regular cowboy corners of the count. They asked
of the rang& He has prayed eow- for e1,5i00. Reeve Leckie was chair -
boy characters 1. many of the bops WAS
h the request was referred. He
lar pictures brought lm a reoommeedatiOS that the
'� amount redo alb0 h lasted
THE KING LEAVES TOWN precipitated.. hours. Finally Reeve Lecke
himself moved in open council the
whole matter be stuck out and by a
narrow margin the awemdmeot ear-
` i rigid.
It is certainly not because Huron
county it poor or stingy the money
was not 'reacted to the recruiting fund
of the 181st B.ttalicn. A private sub-
set iption
ub-setiplion which has been started will
soon put all the money Heat a neeee-
wy into the Mods of the alcove.
Henn countycouncil already gives
P1.000 a montto the Canadian patri-
otic fund, the largest sum for this pur-
pose now being •ontributed by any
county In the Province.
Hat the council leas now gone on
record ae opposed to helping the re-
cruiting sergeants go "op and down
the ooetoeesions" in search of men for
the army. Th. sambas* of the wom-
en are mainly farmers or ex -farmers,
forts he has been wearing u the morn- and
1 their honest belief 10.1 tooeing
lmii and suites. It may N laddataUy re-
cruited the chanewear* /bat action will
remarked, be has had on alma seven M taken to prevent the exodus, not
ise
,yesti I only by Huron minty but by comities
Vestal= In the luggage room teres all over and by the Dominion Govern-
atttrnt. It is a step nearer rweseripltoo,
A Feminine Solution.
yrs, Youngwed—Wall, dear. I've
found a flat and tie eats go right past
the door.
Youoiwed—Won't the noise of the
electrics disturb yout rest, my love
Mrs. roue/feted-0h, the landlord
ensured the that I wouldn't mind it
alter the first two nights. and you
know, dear, we can sleep the first two
nights at mother's.—Boston Tran-
.cript.
Inquisitive Old Petty (discussing the
Mons viaioni—"And you are positive
you saw the angels. Were they close
to your Tommy—"Obis ! Wby, • pal
o' mine wot was with me spotted an
aunt of his among 'ens"
"Look here," said Mr. Fattbedde.
angrily. •'I am not going to stand
the sort of thing any longer. That
brother of Touts called me a fool today,
and in public, too." ''Chat's just like
Tom," replied his wife. "His always
blurting out faml) secrets."
Choice Cut Flowers
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Royalty
Halt put noon at the Palace. There
1s a bray stir In all the chief depart-
ments of the Housebotd this morning.
for the King and Queen are to lave
Inaba to a couple of hours' time [or
the country. where they will both take
a few days' rest. The King has fia-
tsb•d a long sad teras.s nosing'•
work. sadtng wttb a half loses later-
view
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view with Lord Kitchener. wbo bas
Peet takes leavi of Hes Majesty.
Lama Is to be served at ase o'ctoek.
sed the Klieg hurries to his room to
Mange tate tweeds from the khaki ant-
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TheltSigiial Printing Co., limited, Goderich, Ontario
mum servants are Miry getting the
Hord and Howeehotd luggage together.
Tb. luggage is taken to the station h
tee or two of the Royal motor lassoes
widows- In pose* flat the luggage r
always stat o. by a trait some boors
1• advance or the Koval trala. bet now-
sieyt with curtailed railway facilities,
Ma luggage 1. taken 1n the steno trots
M flat by which the Klap travels.
Leash 1. a Ught meal as 1t always Is
wham the Ring Is eavtag Leedom.
bon roast beef. sole& some fiwll and
imam and cotes Y Mutt 1s • the
Mime. bat In point of tact the Kate
lend easMats of notltsg bet trait sad
teats sad a few bioeetta, sad a sup
et safes 1. n few ammo' the Rola
Party are gathered together to tie
eetee•ce ball. As the 'leg
est of ibe Puttee feed. es odic
Swat to the teleghene sad a maple
Apt gfinelea hater they ham at w eta- ,:add eases s sa sailor pbydeal
lhot die KW a ami W way to halts. TMf us ssMrwolell otwea-
rgll. amid two mambo ager the ti.s. i w81 *t them for the siriOs-
Es.
�- Ws to whht► they min+ wiltimig 1
tK the Deal ttamfr the info Mror� sqt� 'tham� iesn�� y edam bet
1t� M 1lgade to nen ibletille
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which does not mean that John iib
who is a tarter becomes a farmer for
the state, and William Joves who le a
machinist becomes a,machinist for the
state. 'there al • mor. and more advo-
cates Of compulsory ravine as the
weeks go by.
It is a mistakes ides to 'oppose. in
most of the rosuties at ksak that the
cities are full of indolent y.aaf( men
who do not heed their comedy's all.
There are cities le Ov tarso 'bat hey,
bee. stripped of eery gnenr
man, that have stint beedeeds r
best iadestrial worker, to the frost
sod now are seise a disadvantage to
=gars
get alO.s with melee
and
who an unlit M mWslleMf •emplo and
ees
who ars auttdmisd le .MrW per-
mits. i. ether Ales the great per
=ter.tti�a awaof Ric mss ars sot dobe.'
ee Wend their ssad
M
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physical debet. 1%s asset hospitals
are Ned with yang semi who have
offend their melon tither as oaken
Is the rash amid who ban. been
AND
is for Christmas
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Having purebased Ir
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Prompt Service and
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