The Signal, 1916-5-11, Page 2• Tsva.Lar Mat 11, 1916
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of rood Mill. New. Items should reach The
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among week.
THURSDAY. MAY 11. 1916
"AMERICANS ARE,WEICOME."
Toronto Glol.e.
ti
Atuerican- tourists need have no fear
of border annoyance when visiting
Canada during the coming sutumrr.
The war has limited the world'. Held
of summer recreation in many la-
mentable wage, and many in the
United 'ewes are turning to Canada
in search of needed relaxation with
pure air and pleasant climate. Fre-
quent ingllir it's as to b order restric-
tions show that the fear of unpleas-
antness and disagreeable interference
is likely to deprive the Usaninion of
tourist tiaflic and alio deprivesome of
our nrighlots of the pleasure of an
ideal summer outing. Theft dr of bor-
der annoyance is entirely gucundleee.
The possibility of conscription has
also been mentioned in some quarters,
but all wiskivings in this regard are
entirely groundless. Even if Canada
were to adopt conscription, which is
not even a remote possibility, Amer-
icans would be exe npt.
'It roust he remembered that feeling
is naturally strong in Canada. 'Amer-
icans who have been active or demon-
strative in aidirg the German cause
would find an steno-phese in the Do:-
minion
o=minion that would not make their
visit pleasant oredventageuu•. They,
would encountt r a reeling decidedly
hoetile, at.d might forget that what
could be done with impunity in their
own'countty would be a serious of-
fence and treated as such herr. Hut
the hulk of the American people will
tied Canada as free as their own coun-
try. and their good faith in visiting the
Dominion ace, pled a11.1 greeted with
eve r y porsible considr ration and coot -
tesy. •
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EDITORIAL' NOTES.,,
Thr t.tte of the steamer S. 11. Kirhv,
whi.•h broke in two while battling
with a Morin on l eke Superi'nr on
Moodily, tuay throw some light on
the disaster of N netuber, luta. Only
two men of the crew of twenty-two
un the Kirby are known to be saved.
The C. N. R. i* again dipping into
the public treasury, arid the (.rand
Trunk Pacific also is at the game. The
men in control of the C. N. it. are re -
timed to be aosong the wealthiest men
in Canada, and the people isi'e getting
very tired of their repeated calls fur
w+.ist•nce. Parliament at least ought
to make sure that in caring for the
fortunes of the C. N. 1l. it is not saving
the private fortunes of Mackenzie,
Munn and their wasoctates.
Mr Vail*re Nesbitt, K. ('.. who
blocked the Proudtoot charges at Tor-
onto, is trying to work the same trick
with the Kyte charges at Ottawa.
One little 'cheume which he tried to
work on the commissioners was to slate
that there were two men in the room
reporting the proceedings for the
benefit of Germany. Mr. Nrsh,tt'•
obvious duty -if he believed his own
statement -wee to have the two men
seized and interned ; but the commis-
sioners, who apnsrently know the
"big lawyer" pretty well, merely
laughed at him
Loyd Oeorge is reportedailsaying,
in hie .peireb in the Wit fait House of
l)ommnne in support of the contouls-
ory service measure, that '11 Great
Britain had s'.mmoned men to her
colon throughout the Empire in the
game proportion as France then would
have been twice as many men 1e tier -
view." This h an unwarranted •t4)(.-
west. and no doubt Yr Lloyd George
was challenged upon it, although the
edible report doe. not say so. Great
Britain bas no power to impose milit-
ary.sr,ie. "throughoutth.Reaptte--'
fe inetaaee, in Canada and Auslrelle
ANA Iles other self-gnvereleg 8emsfw.
legs; sad Mr Lloyd Geer. entail
h.ray hare assent to loc se& 1e,Na Is
TIM IdIGNAL : ut)LKR1CH ONTARtu
his calculations, Break Idritalo bas
done magnificently with the volun-
tary syMem, and it ought to be lett to
Lord Northcliffe and men of bis stamp
to throw dirt at their own door.
The Shell l'owwittee investigation
begin" to le interesting. After some
dull but useful spade -work, something
of the true inwardue6s of the opet*.
Gone of the Committer 14 now bring
revealed. 1Vhile a newly -hum oviird
United States • psny without any
u)•uufaeturive farilltles was given an
order for two and a half million fusee,
a well-established and reputable Cana-
dian cnnnpany, powwowing a large
plant, was tinned down fist when it
sought a contract. It was nine
months after the contract with the
Yankee company was entered into
before the that small delivery of fusee
was made. The trail of Allison ap-
pear. in the evidrtier, which bag al-
ready gone far enough to justify the
investigation And to call for explana-
tions from the responsible members of
the Coniuiittee.
The introduction of the bilingual
reboil question in the Federal House
is a Mistake. It will provide fresh
ammunition for that element in this
Province which tighta with the we,ap-
onte of racial and creed prejudice. end
it will rwlstrraes those in this Province
who seek a reasonable settlement of
the difficulty. It is not a religions
question ; it is not necessarily a racial
question. It is essentially a question
of proper administrative methods. If
we but a Minister of Education
capable of tskipg a statesmanlike view
of the situation and of enforcing prac-
tical measures along the right lines,
there should be no hilingoal scrim
question. Surely there is no nted of
making a national dispute out of A
situation that calls for the placing of
it few good school teachers where they
are most needed.
The Rebel.
Oh. I'm e, -o) of the war
1 p the hill to church,
1 .bould Ilke ;u be lite wind
In the -doer birch.
I .hould like to he the amain
Singing t0 the sea, v
or the -bub o .. of . w ih wings
Woven cation-ty.
Ora r.hbit in the brake,
Or aspeckled trout
In the green ural gloomy pool.
lazing it abo•a
Why .hould -ucb ►s 1 abide,
emu-tlt.g I ke s blade
In s mildewed-.-,bb.atd l oh.
Wherefore was I made
With -uch In-ty lively feet.
curb a Inas of ,ky.
If 1 may not run and I cap '
!f 1 mar rug ny t
1 ani cuica far away
Fw,u the church crowned ht❑ ;
W h. re the .u, f make.-Uestee roar.
Or the Iwo,. lie .tilt.
Fna,w, folio., folio. me'
Folk ih.t know. a. 1.
Hoe ;be joy of Henna carts
When the *lad noes by.
- Dari.
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Clever Asquith.
Montreal \tell.
When it come" to getting nut, of a
Vght c •rner, t'lrimier Asquith is first
end others are nowhere.
How Germany Loess.
Tcront, .t.. r.
in (;teat Britain and the United
States industries of which Germano
formerly had almost a monopoly ate
being developed. This t rade Germany
will never tecover. Once the industry
is established it will be Maintained.
Going and Coming,
Uualpb )t.-n•ur'y.
(Colonel Allison at Ottawa was •
good husinew man. it seems to make
nl, difference whether they wanted to
buy ammunition or sell it, the Colonel
was never far distant. He reminds
tis of the undertaker who also std a
fine line of baby buggies. He got
them going and coming•
The Irish Trouble.
Moidrenl Mail
Out of this incident, .Mr. John Red-"
mend emerges a stronger man before
Ireland and the Empire. and (heat
Britain emerges tetter 'fled and
prepared for the present task Ire-
land has had a boos cleaning and
.'nae of the wont neighbors of the
Irish peasants have moved.
Human Lives More Important.
The fel hug , Nee York.
Throe are those who are more con-
cerned over the fact that England
has delayed American trails than over
the fact that Germany has murdered
American citizens '!'hose who claim
that the wens should have precedence
over the lives of women and children
seer' to he strangely indifferent to the
fate of the mail that haa been diverted
hy penman submarines. Upon what
date will the mail hags lying In the
hold of the Lnsttania be forwarded to
their .ieu(Inatlon.
A Glaring Sin.
(
owe?, ne.od nem
%Ve often wonder why the Christian
pulpit has so little to say on the sub-
ject of hlsapMemy. ff then is one sin
in ('*nada tb-day that le mon preeisi.
Hit than any ether It le the an of tak-
ing the Or.rtor's name in vain, The
habit is largely coeflned to youngmee,
though many men well tap Inear,
are equally guilty. In fact the habit
of swearing is so oosmoe wltb some
men that they e*aeoareely utter three
words at a time without ea oath.
They prem to think that swearing le
eivesesery In twice to develop their
suenhond and that the more frequently
they ewe take the name of their Orest-
roe in vain the mote highly will their
aaeo;tates esteem these.
We en Owen Booed le .e wares
as r.gaeds the ale at blasphemy than
other tomes •h.ewaho.t the esohtep.
Mt It M bed e....e& to warmer fie
01riatMs parties d the nem Mlty
do gfvleg the matter their most serious
eoaelderatloa. If any ow doubts the
extent to , which the baIMI of ounitst
and swearing is prwcttsrd all be needs
to do is to eland fur a few iiiowcDts
00 any of the burets whew two er
three or probably her or five young
men are. congregated and he will 5004)
discover for hiwarlf tbet "the half hose
not been told hie." That soots should
have so little reverence an wpeet
for the Mater and Ruler of be unr•
velar as to acknowledge Ilia on)y iu
prttanil y hi a sad aelied tun on the
moral condition of the world to -Jay.
and one is almost inclined to doubt
whet her we can expect to have the
Sword 1,1 Divine Justice as our vin-
dicator in the pi recut war.
May Be Good Season Yet
The Week)). sun.
Frequently rains and cool weather
are holding back faros operations,
And seeding 41146 year will be late'
than usual. Prospects are encour tg-
ir1g, nevertheless. Parolees are wake
ing a ge(d ►tut de-pite the lack of
warmth; frequent retina are giving a
needed addition to the limited amount
of moisture shied in the sell Ia.t fall
and winter, and the holding track of
Idtrsom bode in orchards is reducing
the danger of damage to the fruit crop
by ftost. Th. probabilities are, too,
that when growth fairly does start
it will go on with • rush, and better a
fairly late spa tog with ou setback than
seeding in the first week of April and
sharp frosts at the end of the mouth.
S one of the b est harvests gathered in
this Province have followed a fairly
late seeding.
HOW AN AMERICAN SEES IT.
IMr. Booth Tarkineton, the well-
kuow-n American novelist, gives the
following brilliant suuuuary of the
diplowstic correspondence which pre-
ceded the war. 1
.1CHTRIA : ( Tal Serbia) You SCOUR -
(Del, get down on your knees and eat
Leh wouthfule of dirt ! Dr it in one
minute or I'll shoot !
RUISSIA : (lb Austria) I'll shoot if
you do, (Co Serbia) Eat all the dirt
you pouibly can ; do your best to
keep him flow ehuotiug. I don't wabt
to have ro*hoot.
Emit -Asti. FRANCE AND ITALY : (To
Austria) Please watt a minute. ( Co
Oenuany 1 Austria hi your brother; he
does exactly what you tell him to do.
Ask how to wait just a minute longer
before he shoots,. We eau arrange
this to satisfy Austria, if you'll get
him not to shoot,
GERMANY : No.
SERBIA (un.his knees and swallow-
ing) - Thur ! I've eaten nine mouth -
fele, and i will eat the tenth if you'll
give rue just a few secouds for diges-
tion.
AUSTRIA : No, your minute is up
and 1 shoot. ,
ENI;LANn AND FRANCS (imploring
Germany): Please stop him! You
are the only- one who can. IVou't you
say a wird to stop bre?
GERMANY: No.
RodeoA (beginning to load his old-
fashioned shot -tool : i hope you'll
stop hint. See heir, Austria, can't we
talk things ever and see if there isn't
a better way out
Al'wTBI.t : Pei haps we could if--
ligmMANY (Iiterluptiugl: Russia,
quit loading that get
Hum"rus: I cant wh51e firings are in
this 'shape. but I will quit loading At
ouce if Austria will pruutise out to
shoot Serbia.
(i1BMANY (interrupting) : I love
peace and 1 have dune more than mor-
tal may to preserve it. The sword is
fenced into my hande, evidently by
(..d, and I defend myself. !Draw.
two w.114 lied and loaned guns of a
rrlagniilcent new model and begins to
*boot, while France and England tun
homy to get their Kuu..I-The Metro-
politan 1 New York
WOMEN AN() THRIFT.
Cion the women of the land will
rest the gut -Meat burden of success in
the campaign lir thrift that has been
inaugurated. As heads of the lomat-
hold they are the chancellors of do-
mestic exchequers. It is for them to
bear in wind that expenditure upon
articled that are not actually needed
na not alone lessening their own ,e -
sources but also depriving the (•ountr•y
of something that might be more
profitably applied. The majority of
wen will agree that so far as the
household is concerned their women
are pretty thrifty. But stinginess,
pareiWOniouen0M, or• mi,ellinrse la
not thrift. The thrifty woman a•om-
Innes with a natural aptitude for
economy the whit of selection arid
utilzstion. She knows when to save
and when to spend. She knows what
is necessary and what. can be dune
without and sbe Makes the best nee of
everything Neither does .he do all
things herself. When help is at hand
.he utilizes it with discretion.
The great aid to thrift is thought -
Nine's. In fact. without that el. -
went thrift is utterly out of the ques-
tion. The thrifty woman, too, not
only exercises wisdom herself but sees
that her children do the same thing,
not by indulging there, but hy dele-
gating to then sundry offices of which
they are capable, by making them
self-reliant. But the woman cannot
do all these things by berselt. Sbe
meat enjoy the support, countenance
and influeoce of mankind. The greatest
enemy to thrift is the promiscuous
doling out of the money. It is not to
boys end girls • sign of good acture ;
it is death to the recipient. it poison.
their disposition a*d sows seeds of
weeds that can never lie eradicated.
For that sort of thing women are but
tittle responsible, but where their
efforts sbine le in allowing nothing to
go to waste, In melting rte of every-
thing, and in exercising ingenuity In
food, dress, household labor and the
bringing up of children. An incentive
to the accomplisblmeot of these things
Is a reflection ugt.on the times, upon
the needs and experiences of their
male relatives at the front, and upon
the fac: that every Dune, saved is a
contribution to tee welfare of the
country and perhaps to winning the
war.
the value of • man from his chin
flows to hie fest averages about one
dollar a day. The differess In the
sale of rose* is from the ehin up to
the tap of the heed : in fact, the real
Rales le earning power Is frosts the
Ilse up Meths tap of Mis head t tee se
marry nes the open. between the akin
sad nom overtime.
HOW
TO MAKE PROFITS
BUYING
MINING STOCKS
There are only two
SURE WAYS. ONE
Int) og a stock when it is selling far
below its intrinsic value and '
holding on to it for
further dividends.
THE OTHER
by buying stork in a proven com-
pany which is yarning and
paying handsome dividends
with actual values
behind it.
tiirod us a Fiat of the *tucks you hold
or contemplate busing. Our statis-
tical
tatictical department may be the means
of saving you Mone‘.
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Sena
Tonne
Plummer & Co.
BROKERS f1f1
If you want to care that akta div
ease of yours, you can only do s0
by using an ointment so refined as
to be capable of penetrating to the
toot of the disease. Zam-Buk is
capable of doing this, whereas or-
dinars,
ndinary •intmeats remain on the sur-
face skin.
Besides its wonderful power of
penetration. Zarn-But 1s such a
strong germicide that germs cannot
live where Zam-Buk is applied.
Thus, all germs, both on the surface
and In the underlying tlesues, are
destroyeed..T'ben the herbal casences,
of which Zam-Buk is composed. pro-
mote the growth of new tissue. and
• complete and permanent cure is
the result
Prove It tor yourself. Ali drug-
gists, 50c. boz, or Zam-Buk Co., To-
ronto. for price.
maitimetimetteseumweeptmomempreapow
PLUMBING
THAT PAYS
People say our
plumbing pays
them. Our work
is first-class.
Expense stops
tit' e.
No Repairs, for it's done
right-inthestart.
No Delays, for we aim to do
the work
promptly. Try
llS,
W. R. PINDER
Phone 135 Hamilton Street
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WILL HURON LUSE ITS BATTALION?
t'be Itibst Battalion still need. 25i)
men In make up its full strength.
Mobilization has been ordered for May
lith. If hy th it date there is no rea-
sonable prospect of the Hurow making
up the regt.iied number what will
happen to the battalion? 4•, far as
inuieatiius go it will be linked up with
some other or be used to make up
drafts for others. This is not pleasant
to contemplate. Huron county was
authorized to raise • battalion of 1,130
sten. For acme months recruiting lass
gone stradi'y on, but the result is
somewhat disappointing But the
chance to complete the battalion is
still here and tbere are men enough
'avail/ode within the border of the
county.
Biller county. our immediate neigh-
bor, has not only completed itot first
battalion hit has started soother sod
has over Sal enli.ted for that 'lb.
population of the two counties is prat.
tiredly the same, according to the
official census, iluron baring ..2,9Ki
and Bruce:eh:tbr, in Bruce there are
no large centres of population ; it has
not even • (ioderich or a Clinton or •
Wingbaat. Moreover, Bruce has over
111,0110 of German origin, compared
with Huron's 5,000. But Bruce bee
recruited 040r 11fJU more men then
Huron.
Explanations. many and retied, may
be offered for this striking difference
between the two counties in the mat-
ter of recruiting, het whatever may
he the reasons such are the facts.
Huron has as notch to gain or Ince as
Bruce. The demand for increased ag-
ricultural production falls on the one
ae on the other. The origin of the
population is nearly the dame sod one
would expect (be response to to of the
.setas kind. They ate both itch moun-
ds in land and men►.in • natio0al
CAW* one naturally loelee to ouch arse'
for gees* reams rens
Goderich, our roaoty town, has 16)
teen In the ranks of the county bat-
talion Fatty4)r fluty more than that
enlisted bet or mediae) or other rew-
ems were rejected. It was otiose*.
when recruiting began that (Coded*
and its tem eedleie aeighb et►ood asst/
figuis► ;SI leen. According to 1ha
mesas rot the tows there ate 4131
seough omen of moitary age to ooes-
piste the (pnoe. Many Wiwi goes to
Ober hatWlons In Stratford, Loado.,
MMAp► and Tomato, but this is erne
at the other parte of this county and
oleo of Bruer manly.
When tbe lest reer'altlag eats
was on may VOMI t I tared s4)
were given. As a whole the citizens
were • mpatbetio. No ons was dim
covered who expressed the hope that
the Berks►ane would win; all seemed
loyal and patriotic. Between seventy
and ninety said they were "consider-
ing." One or two could not leave
busineee. Four or five said '.others
would out let thew sign up. But the
time 115.. come for • decision to ►w
wade. It is the last call for liodericb
end its retuoty battalion.
%TiIl Huron lose its battalion: it
doomed* on the neat fortnight. Huron
gets its name trout the trite of lmdiate
who flourished in the district north of
its 8111/ years ago; they numbered, it is
raid, about AIM). Today there are s
few descendants down In ll.tehec, not
even using the English language.
Itsvisbed by the Iroquois in tritest
warfare and thinned out by disease,
they were deported to Quebec about
17111 Huron as an Indian name is
practically extinct. Are the Hurons
to he extinct alio as • fighting unit in
thio war?
Men are the need of the hour. The
heck of German strength is not broken.
The British Empire is still in peril. A
battalion missing may make the dif-
ference between defeat and victory.
For the honor of the roomy, for the
redeeming of a solemn pledge given,
for a cause sa1red in its origin and
just In Ire intention. let the situation
he faced eareeatlyy. Proud as we are
of all that bas been done, let us he
proud enough in Hutou to fi1i the
ranks of our own h sttalion and send it
101th a% a unit, besting nor name,
equipped gnu ready t) face the com-
mon fie.
HCROY WAR .tCXILIARY.
Canadian Pacific Great Lakes Steam-
ship Service.
Effective at once. Canadian Pacific
steamship Manitoba will sail frutu
Owen Sound, IL(s1 p.m. each Wednes-
day during the season of navigation,
tot Sault rite. Marie. Port Arthur and
Fort William. Connecting train
leaves Toronto 5.2S p.m. Full panic -
tilers, reservations, etc., from any
Canadian Pacific agent or W. B.
Howard, L`istrict Passenger -►rent,
Toronto.
Veracity.
A farmer in the country last autumn
gave a job to a seedy -looking indiyid.
ual wins had applied to him, and who
assured him that he never got tired.
When the employer went to the field
w here he had put the tramp to work
he found the latter lolling on his back
under 1t tree.
"What dor-- this mean asked the
ewp!oyer. "I thought you were a
man who never got tired.
"I don't.- c-ahuly replied the tramp
This doesn't tire me."- -Sacred Heart
Review.
Planting Weak Seed Corn.
Althcugb geed corn has tested fairly
well at the Ottawa Laboratory, corn -
growers whose seed has not been
tested would do well to take special
este this season that their seed is of
strong vitality. Owing to unfavor-
able ripening and harvest weather
some of last year's seed cern crop may
lie low in both percegtage and vigor
of gemination. This seed should not.
be planted until the soil is warm and
the weatherat its best to encourage
the growth of the young cern plant.
The rate of ceding may b, increased,
but no amount of fairly Wed( seed fs
likely to give a good stand of plants
unless the conditions of growth are
most favorable. -Seed Branch, Ottawa.
NEWGATE
STREET LiVERY
Having' purchased the
livery business of Wm.
Knox. 1 am improving
the equipment mod in-
tend to provide
Good Horses
Prompt Service and
Up-to-date Rigs
yt
Al! orders will receive
prompt and careful at-
tention.
TELEFHONK No. 173 for
a good turn',ut.
H. R. STOWE
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Our stock of Carpets is larger than it usually is at
this season owing to late.delivery and we re -marked
dozens of pieces for clearing price.
'I'AI'I'>lTRY 1'.tHl'ETS. 27 inches wide, heavy pile and in
splendid, neat, new pattern*, suital le for 21111' OM/1M hall
..r stair, at per yanl.. ., 00o, Ofio. 00o nod 700
UNION l'AHPETS, dol inches wide, reversible ..
1tio, 00o and OOo
tl.I-%VWL ('.tltl'h'N. yawl wide, at lt•r )vurt
OOo, (1400 Ana 51.00
BRUS.si:Ls ('Altt'El'M in new gatt.•rns, at per yard
800. 51.00 and 51.15
TAPESTRY, HRt'SSKLM and 1VI(.TON RUGS in every size,
trove slnalle+t size up G. 4 1l yards.
flrtge..liufttnl•h+. Hrad,•Mths. Worsteds., in all pure
wool and in no,. shads,. blurs, gnr•n., br.aus; rat pre
yarn SO* to 52.25
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A uraitnitice•nt selection 4.1 new Ihswa Silks in Taffetas, tl •
Duchess, P,lilo(tea, all robins and black, yard wide, at per
: yard ..... ....050, 51.00, 51.20, 51.00 amt 51.78 •
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strength is motor car safety—dura-
bility economy. And proved in actual
service, the Ford is the strongest of
motor cars. Many of the first Fords are
still in use. One hundred -thousand miles is
not at all a remarkable Ford performance. In
practically every country Fords have es-
tablished unusual records for endurance
and satisfying Service, under the most
trying conditions. Climate or roads hold
for it no terrors. It is the king of cross-
country cars. The Ford's world-wide re-
cord for economy and efficiency is in no
small part due to its unequalled strength.
W. E. KELLY
DEALER - - - ( )OERIC Si
Destroy Sweepings.
Sweepings from threehing floors
and granaries are fret uently d teed
in the barnyard and later brined to
the land with Ibis manure, The
sweepings from the floor and its cerv-
ices are usually foul with weed seeds.
Unier. the yard scrapings or manure,
is thoroughly' rotted w••.1 of these
weed seeds will retain their vitality
and pr(dure a vigorou. clop nt wet -ds.
Burning the sweepings wield be a
much eater method. If they contain
grain, boiling will Rake them a mite
teed for poultry or live •trek.—Seen
Branch, Ottawe, -
Loo -sided Flight.
Aloe (riding furiomily up)-(.eneral,
the enemy has captured our lett wing.
Whet 'hall we do ?
lieneral-Fly with the other.
Eftlrieocy mean. lemming Adequate
rewulu, 4)01 explaining why you did
not, 11. lbeans making caleulatione
instead of guessers. it weans snaking'
demonstrations instead of (Wet Mg
opinions.
GRAND TRUNK SYS EM
ARE YOU GOING
WEST ?
The Grand Trunk kailwav ti).teoll
wiil run
8omeseekers' Excursions
CACH TUESDAY
Marcs 7th to October 31st
ANCCU.IVE)
Tickets valid to return within two
months inclusive of date of sale.
WINNIPEG a.d return - USAIR
EDMONTON Sad return - $43.11
Proportionate low rales to other points
in Manitoba. Saskatchewan
and Alberta
netters and full 1,,formation on appl,....o'
Y. F. LAWRF:Yt ks 'IONS 1'ff,,\►'R
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GOVERNMENT OF
DOMINION OF CANADA
1t 5% ex BONDS
ONDS '
1 Du December 1, I!?5.
Dated December 1, 1915.
Semi-annual Interest payable June 1st and Dee.,n ler 1st
at any branch of any chartered bank M Caned(*.
Denominations: 3100, U00, 31,000.
FREE FROM DOMINION 0V CANADA TARE!
Pr co and DMa'lpthr, Circular Upon Application
Banda spill be dlisered, free of expense, et purchaser's bank.
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Batu"•
A. E. AMES IL CO.
IIIMO1 SANK S ILNNO, TORONTO
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