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THUR8DA'. SEPTEMBER 11 1918
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Remember the fall fair comes week
after Dent.
The Dominion war loan iv a good
and sate iovesatuena.
The ring of stool and fire is closing
ir. on Germany end bar allies.
What does (ioderich intend to do
•Ix ut securing a boat service for the t
.erases of 1917? Now is the time to't
set. not next Juue.
Cua.ervatit• party \elf as swiftly or
surely se The London Free Prase is
trading the Burden Government out
of office Bow will The L.nduo
Free Press and other authors of Con-
ger eativr di.aeter fed," a.k. The Tele-
gram, ••when the r joining •dbrrrats
of • triumphant Lauri.rhos ride down
the streets in triuulph over tb• ruins
of (`on•ettatil, strw•gtb in L. -:d..1.
and other cons" itteroci &that bare been
turned uver to Laurier with the help
of Mai ir-(ienrral Sir New Hughe-
K.C.B.. The London Free Press, 110 u.
C'uluoel J. N'r►l.y Allison and the
Shell Committee a" 1sn't it a happy
family
According to an .salvsis made by
The Two/Ito Mail &ad Empire of the
vote in the recent Provincial elections
in Nova Scotia, the vote for the thirty
Liberals elected totalled 4d,S41. and
the vote for the thirteen Conservatives
elected totalled 4.1,073. That is, 50 S
per cent. of the vote returned thirty
Liber ale and 111.: per cent. of the vote'
returned thirteen Conservatives. Sim-
ilarly peculiar results have been noted
in connection, with other el.L-tions ; in
Met, under the present system of else
Goo. it le quite possible that. either
thtough an accidental arrangement of
the constituencies, or by a deliberate
gerrymander, a minority of voter.
may elect a Majority of representa-
tives. Pryportional tepreseutatioo is
advocated as a remedy and ieould I.
much fairer then the system now in
vogue: but somehow or other it has
not yet been taken into public favor
as • practical measure
The Brown -Elwood Commission in
Saskatchewan has reported on charges
against several members of the Legis-
lature which have been the subject of
investigation for some time Seven
members were charged with receiving
bribes to oppose the Government's'
abolish -the -bar legietation. Four of
hese members are found innocent,
wo guilty. and the Cuwmir.ion could
We were glad to have the boys of I
t`te Info will us during the week and I
hoot they will be •bre to come again'
before the long trip overseas
Bradstreet(' have comp.l:d statistics
that show tbat eighty-four per cent.
of business failure* are among. non -
advertiser,. Probably the other six-
teen per cent. didn't change their ads.
The trial of three members of the
l..e Conservative l:..y •rnu..•ut of I
Manitoba, on charge* of graft, ended'
in • di -agreement of for jury. It tel
reported that mine of t1.e jurymrn1
were for a couv,ction, and three for ac- I
.t untit
The playing of the "named bands of
the oversea, battalions at the Toronto
Exhibition wan, say. The Star,
"•rwethmg to hear ar.d ,wwetho K
that will be remembered &ad talked
about in the long yeses to come." The
reader will kindly nuke a note of the
fact test the beet of these bands -that
of the 161st Hurons -is to I lay at the
Goderich Exhibition week alter neat.
Toronto has sent fully thirty thous-
aad men to the troot or to the mil-
itary Camps since th.• last awu.ment
of the city was owe. 1 -et the decline I
in population in the IPId 17aseeeement
i.•ued on Saturday i+only 3,17+. It is
a r -markable showing. -(.lobe
Not quite •o remukable, though, -
when nae rewetubers that a great
want' of the till►lel weu who Pell -ted
et Toronto were from outset • fort :l y,
Toronto hair dune well u. .upply.og
mss and wonrv, but no( a whit better
than wany other Ogees in the Piov-
ince.
7he'threaten.d railway sulk'. in the
Cnited i t'tea, which was •rested by
dreatic Iegiaetion enacted by l'..c-
grew. way bar- the ,mutt of brinsitg
public . wuersbip of railways t . the
tote as an issue in rational politics
in Great Britain the railways are at
preo.rt under Governor, nt control, as
a war measure, and it is predicted
iD some goart-n that after the wet is
over they will be taken over perwan-
rotly by the Government. In Canada
there may be in the neer future a
great extension of the railway mile-
age under (ioverooeot control through
failure , f the Grand Trunk Pacific
sod the Canadian Northern to meet
their obligations. Various roads lead
to the same goal .
Mr John Kennedy (Orillia'e old
tripod John) soya the present sy.tem
of collecting taxes is legali,ed robbery.
John i. • single -taper -or be thinks he
is. I -oder Jobs'. pet system where
would the farmer, who owns nowt • t
the land, come in i--(hiIIt Packet.
We d. not know John Kennedy,
hut if The Packet's conception of
the queening of the single tax to
summed up in the query that concludes
Our paragraph we should say that it
ought to go W school t bins for •
while. Mingle taxers do Dot advocate
• tan on land &ryas, but on land
value.. and when it ie borne in mind
that many • block of city Mad is valued
as high .. • whote township in the
oouetrydi.triets it is readily seen tbat,
if a•ybody is to kgs by the adoption
of the single ta,z, it w,11 not be Use
farm.,
Tb. London Fre. Pomo ways to
read T1s. Toronto T•Mgram out of the
Coeservative party, and the Tanen*
paper rotors@ Omit 'ells. Fres Prase
assinot read The Td•graa out of the
THE SIGNAL. GODERiCA i INTARTI
Sabecriptions for
WAR LOAN
DOMINION OF CANADA
viaLoINW PRAaTIOALLY
5.35 %
As with the previous Loan we predictgr
a eat success
for this issue. During this period of stress our Government
weeds oar help and counts upon our patriotism. Bet a chance
is given investors of placing their money in securities of the
highest grade, upon terns the liberality of which will, perhaps,
not be fully realised anti! the return of normal times.
If this Lean were issued to yield di:, instead of about
5.35 the price would be 105.41, instead of 97.50. A 4t. yised
(the basis on which Donsinion Government bonds sold ao recently
as 1914) would mean a price of 111 for the present tease.
We will forward your application, procure yore, allotment
and render other services free of charge to you.
To ensitrs allotment applitatiou shoal be mads at aura
A. E. AMES & CO.
53 KING STREET WEST
Toronto. Canada
Investment
Bankers
Established
1889
ire ...el "We ...ewer s••r t.t.e..1 minder fres .e est se heedJ
Dominion of Canada Loan Da* 1931
MJrSSR3 A. t AMES & CO..
u Kiwi St. west, Toronto, Ca.a4a.
Dear Sirs:
!kneel, •sitAerve you to ,star sig reb.en'ptoow fbr t ..._._
Data
of Caird& Lame tis accordance with 1411. farina of the O111.ia1 Preepacttss,
Navas at Jill
..,tese Maw
Stripa addles (or P.O. Boss
Pleas
Promise.,
iEE
WAR LOAN
DOMINION OF CANADA
Issue of $100,000,000 5', Bonds Maturing 1st October, 1931.
PAYABLE AT PAR AT
OTTAWA. HALIFAX. ST. JOHN, CHARLOTTETOWN, IdOttiTIREAL, TORONTO. ' WINNIPLO,
REGINA. CALGARY, VICTORIA.
INTEREST PAYABLE HALF -YEARLY, 1st APRIL. 1st OCTOBER.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE. IN GOLD.
'ISSUE PRICE 971
A FULL HALF -YEAR'S INTEREST WILL BE PAID ON 1st APRIL, 1917.
THE PROCEEDS OF THE LOAN WILL BE USED FOR WAR PURPOSES ONLY.
-TRE MiNISTER OF FINANCE offers herewith, On behalf of
the Government, the above named Bonds for subscription
at 974, payable as follows: -
0 per cent on application;
30 " " 16th October. 1916;
30 " " kith November, 1916;
2; } " " 15th December, 1916.
The total allotment of bonds of -this issue will 1* limited
to one hundred million dollars exclusive of the amount
(if any) paid for by the 'surrender of bonds as the equiva-
lent of cash under the terms of the War Loan prospectus
of 22nd November, 1915.
The instalments may be paid in full on the 16th day
of October, 1916. or on any instalment due date thereafter.
under discount at the rate of four per cent per annum.
All payments are tr► l.e made to a chartered bank for the
credit of the Minister of Finance. Failure to pay any
instalment when due will render previous payments liable
to forfeiture and the allotment to cancellation.
8ubscnptions, accompanied by a depoest of ten per cent
of the amount subecritxd, must be forwarded through
the medium of a chartered bank. Any branch in Canada
of any chartered bank will receive subscriptions and issue
provisional r'eeipte.
Thu loan is authorized under Act of the Parliameot of
Canada, and both principal and interest will be a charge
IS upon the Consolidated Revenue Fund.
= Forms of application bay be obtained from any branch
IN in Canada of any chartered hank and at the office of any
Assistant Receiver General in Canada.
S ubecnptions must be for even hundreds of dollars.
In came of partial allotment,. the surplus deposit will be
applied towards payment of the amount due on the October
instalment.
Scrip certificates, non-negotiable or payable to bearer in
accordance with this choice of the applicant for registered
or bearer bones, will be issued, after allotment, in exchange
for the provisional receipts.
Whoa the scrip certificate* have been din full and
pyim at endorsed thereon bq the hen ' receiving the
sassy, they may t* exehanged for bonds, prepared,
with emporia attached. payable to bearer or registered as
pi
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to principal, or for fully registered bonds, when prepared,
without coupons, in accordance with the application.
Dt•hvery of scrip certificates and of bonds will be mad-•
through the chartered banks.
The issue will be exempt from taxes -including any
income tax-impoeed in pursuance of legislation enacted
by the Parliament of Canada.
Thelards with coupons will be issued in denominations
of $100. $500. $1.000. - Fully registered lands without
coupons ail! be irs'ued in denominations of $1,000, $5,000
or any authorized multiple of $5,000.
The hotels will he paid at maturity at par at the office
of the Mir.ister of Finance and Receiver (:eneral at Ottawa,
or at the otftce of the Ae.ittsnt lteeeiver General at Halifax,
St. John, Charlottetown, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg.
Regina, Calgary, or Victoria.
The interest on the fully registered bonds will be paid
by cheque, whish will he remitted by poet. Interest on
bond' with coupons will be paid on surrender of coupons.
Roth cheques and coupons will be payable free of exchange
at any branch in Canada of any chartered bank.
Subject to the payment of twenty-five rent. for each
new bond sawed, holders of fully registered bonds without
coupons will have the nght to convert into bonds of the
denonunstioa of $1,000 with coupons, and holders of bonds
with coupons will have the nght to convert into fully
regi.tered bond, of suthonsed denomination, without
coupons at any time on application to the Minister of
Finance.
The books of the loan will be kept at the Department
of Finance, Ottawa. 1
Application will be made in due bower for the listing of
the issue on the Montreal and Toronto Stock Exchanges.
Recognised bowl and stock broker, will be allowed a
commission of one-quarter of one per cent on allotments
made in respect of applications beating their stamp,
provided, however, that no cornmiswon will be allowed
in respect of the amount of any allotment' paid for by the
surrender of hoods noised under the War 4,omtt Peaepsct
of 22nd November. 1915. No eommis►oo will C aI
in respect of applications en forms which have not bells
pnnted by the King's Printer.
Subscription Lists will close on or before 23rd September, 1914.
DaFaaTIOINT O• Fuweca, O YrrA w a, September 12th, 191$
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W. A CHESON & SON
SALE of SILKS
wE place on sale a large purchase of
Natural Chantung Silks, 34 to 36 inches
wide, heavy quality and will wash and wear
to satisfaction. Regular 5oc, at per yard
39C
Blach Satin Duchesse Dress Silks, 36 inches
wide, heavy quality, beautiful sheen, our
colored -edge woven quality. Today's market
value is $1.75 at, per yard
$I.35
Yard wide. in browns. blues,
mauves, blacks, greens and greys.
Serviceable and handsome for suits, waists and dresses
At per yard $1,35
Dress Serges 20 pieces old stock, old dye, all
pure wool navy Dress Serges, 42
inches wide. These Serges were bought nearly two
years ago but are crisp and beautiful. 1Vorth today
11.25. At per yard 85C
Flannelettes 1000 yards of 36 -inch best quality
plain white Flannelettes. Worth
22c. At per yard '15c
12 inch heavy, plain bleached sheeting.
Sheeting
On sale at 25C
36 -inch L'asdsle Carnbrics. At per yard 15c
36 -inch extra heavy English White Cotton. fine and
free from dressing. At 12 1-2c
Silk Poplins
W. A Ct1 ESON & SON •
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DOMINION
OF CANADA
WarLoan
The Sterling Bank
of Canada has re-
ceived forms of ap-
plication for t h e
new war loan and
will handle same
for the public until
the 23rd day of
September. Infor-
mation supplied
upon application.
Goderich Branch
C. L. JACKSON. Manager
not - - nares is the case of one ruemtpr.
Two other members were noir• or lose
mixed up with the eztortbro "t munry
L$� frgnt applicants foe Iign .r Bermes,
The evidence swore! that the li .vern-
ameet had incurred the vindictive hos-
tility of the 1 icier people ►.y i•s anti -
boor Ie`i.letaua. It i• in'.' a-'ing 10
Oodeorieh nn ply t i km's' has one
member of the ('omno•+i••n that hee,.I
a these charges I . a former soil., iib hely.
Mr Justice K, L Els,r.d. of the S0-1
prem. ('curt of Saskatchewan, 1. a
member of the 1. rio•r well-kouwr:'
Elwood family of li•rderich and i. •
nephew of Mn. Holt.
1
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
A Comsat
Leaden Opiates.
Any fool -eves • German fool -can
be stubborn in folly. Example - Ver-
dun. The Kngli.h know how to drop
folly 1 lee • hot potato. Esample : I
Oallrpol, -
Perhaps 1t Was a Sacker,
tatrebeer
A Peterborough amow.
nglert.oasts that
he baited his book with a cigarette
and landed • fine fish. in Pieties to
the finny triter, la us charitably con-
lude that the captive w&• • boll -bead.
1a a Class by Himself.
0..101 lteertr7.
The
Peeditrnn people
y g spade�eprofit of •
mi
And the w• es poet year.
g naw are from $.5 • day
ep, with assn of lbw sees sten ebur- t
Ie is the profi
profits. P� s>ry ha • bit
of a loon al stosipie gears, but at mak-
ieg wee rare sod esemey. Sed keeping
hie al an well housed and wild. he has
saeesd • etandiag er bi. owe
L'•yd Georges Pa t.
Terfpre Pew.
Ole the day of rrettteesent when
towsa are wade with fierneany it will
l be • seed thing fee Era
erect- the world over that • man like
Lloyd Omega ,s Brit..h War Minister,
Ile will be for .et 1;n.[ . thing• is
the iatrre.t. of r;uv. •. dr prr.pl..
rather than nut or c. n -i lent,om fog
lbe intents. end ambttwu■ of various
royal 1.,ni1...,
A Reaaoaaa:e succubus.
.s..too 11 bi,g-
) The Premie- oftOtt ario ham premised
t he (Inion of Municipahtiee • rep re -
Imutative on the Hydro -Electric (tom
(i-• on when • one irct- occurs,
Why not rake s waren , ? The At-
1o"iley-Oen.r,l could very well gyve
wiry ,n (ay. r , r one whe ha., the Cute
to serve the Cotunii.eion and would
know solisethreg abut what it ie
d ant. Or Cour+P, Le would Inge
sown)* y.ar,'ao l this is something
not pleasant In conten:p:ate.
flrtwh Far!sre."
N0.treel Woof
There i. one of the New 5',.rk
papers which ran Seldom mer to the
war without speaking or "Britten
failure," "British plunder," or "tint -
nib delay." This has mo ved • cor,es-
pondnt to wine inproteat to another
paper, The New York trues, adding :
'The saddest part of ell this i. that
She thick-headed British don't seer' to
realize that they are ratline down on
the jolt They ju.t go pl.dding ,lore.
eon t•oiling the son., furnishing an
•rmv of fe.ur or five million or wt,
!endow their hard -tis tiing perrnere a
few hundred ni4Lon• now end then.
starting up Syr or *ix thoosan,-I (nc-
14.rire .n that they a, .1 ih.ir allies
shall have Oros'y .,f cenno'b and
*bell., aryl seizing a no re detail of a
mol' .t,u..r.• M e. .01 o:rrqusn rnhsn-
iee .- &1( the while keeping the wheels
of rnmueevee meeiog e , that our dear
old Carted States can build no its for-
ma trtd• to the ex,ent of gev..r•(
hundred milliomm by virtue of Brit ah
• shopping Cerrauly't'a parinu. autos of
Orson.' Yee. isn1' awful ? ANA
then, •gala, the St it Navy
ha. gone on trapping and destroying
'sermon •uhmarrrlee 1.11 Dnw nee
hsrdly dares ret ism no.. not ••1 b•e-
rsr, nev.r re•bvng that their wort
was goit.eutrt41 . •u. tr-ea,,.,. Previ-
a nt tV•I.nn arm proter•int( ,helights"
•I .hese Psis and non•:om„.teu4, with
Dula ir..sD tt'whington
ate Ras Te W K. r ipo ere.
Leedom T
le the rem lance ,,t Prance you
may meet at iiny eolrove, Tarr* are tame
back � tqu n rmn �a► h-
1 there, brown men and bronze, be -
ea .l1 the Engl,ih and French eel -
may. A while ago a long column
swagg a{oeg is. toed to the Luso of •
irdody swag is tine to t►• ssareho.g
feet. The time you weuM know, hot
the wools wesuid be sew to you, or at
levet seem se
H. fro• le w• lei ilpirere,
Ha tiro tta•m.0
Hs ro• to wa lei Tiipirere.
KI take kotiro.
E soba ptkaUN
Hei toss• rehtta krona
He wNes raw* Tipielre
aha.
On the emdwr".Wo of the uremia *have
is • load wham the trees sayer teem
yellow -whore ohs seams 1s • ear
division of the year, with • esoeta ems
a bah'&
i. • 1•od of aid &sheers- It
riv-
ers awl ter h a/a"R full broad ouoise leave. Is the moth
hose ars greet weeestain., with their
sapsalm
earthed ar Mmoo ew sod
rden amegries ww• the am
ts
Mt peaks. le t ist.ririav these
Iwag • rims N •biivleow warriors who
(owlet a'trevst Debt easiest MI6*
rouge. Nue Noe Z eland hes B►iabh
a. Suppe: sod tic pi- it of the dart -
stowed eight.,& who f., k up w
raipmt tea ,.d4ssms has tepee to
tm the Maori ssauaksn,