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THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO., LIMITED, Publisher&
GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1926
A Gift that
Increases
ia Value
W1HAT DID YOU GIVE LAST CHRISTMAS?
Preammisa W Toys for the kiddies-moet of them broken by
Covers are now. 'Something useful " for the grown -up -now
provided kw worn out or iceritten. Cash to your employees --
Outset
Qk Osaka appreciated but soon spent. Other presents -hurriedly
• bought and perhaps admen. Are they remembered
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initial deposit. and urge them to.4d te
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REV. JEFFERSON
DISCUSSES NEW
LIQUOR POLICY
Sunday Evening Address by Pas -
Church hours' illness. Mr. Seutchtner speut
nearly all biotite in Stanley township.
lie was buru In Suesex. England, but
Victoria street church was well came out to his uncle In Canada when
filled oa Bunchy evening last when tbe he was a lad of fourteen, On grow -
pastor, Rev. Selby Jefferson, preached big to manhood he married Miss Ellen
on Govenimeot control. ,,,Realislug the Wanton and they lived for many years
danger, In dealing with a coutrover- on the Broneou line, until in 11)12 they
sial subject, of luting „pre„1,,„ left their farm to tbeir son. W. J.. and
stronger than be had Intended, be de- moved to Clinton. Mrs. Scotchmer
Med. cont nary to his custom. to write died in 1913 and Mr. Scotchmer had
and to read his sermon. The reading since lived with bis children. He was
of the sermon did not, however, de- a member of tbe Anglican church at
Bayfield. He leaves three daughters
tract from its effectiveeess.
snit five roma: Mrs. William Heard.
The text was taken from Kelber 1:8 Mni. James Porter. God-
-"The drinking was according to
posed for Thitario-inider Government
control. The drinking of today 1s
contrary to law. and the argument ad-
vanced is that it would be better in
every way to legalise the traffic. "How
we deal with the matter?" asked
the preacher. Silence has been coun-pitalt ,
netted, erpecially on the part of loin -
liters, who are urged to confine them-
, selves to preaching the Gospel. But It
1, matter concerning re vitally the well -
!being of thouaands comer4 close to
the central verities of our faith. be
said.
Difference of opinion is natural, is
proper.said the speaker. Wbat we
must do la to seek to understand the
problem; to understand the viewpoint
of opponents; to glee our opponents,
and particularly the Premier of this
Provinee. credit for honesty of belief;
to keep free from all bitter feeling;
to study the facts and then. forgetting
polities try to swine the eleetion
that the results shall make for the up-
buildiug of the Kingdom of G041.
Three points the preacher piestented
OBITUARY
Seotekmer.-One of Stanley town-
ship's oldest residents, in the person
of Alfred Scotcbmer. passed away Oc-
tober 17tb at the home of his sun at
Kitchener, In his eighty-seventh year.
He bad gone home with his son a
*twit before for a short visit, and hie
tor of Victoria Street death came unexpectedly after a few
ditifill
AM -Ansi &ma Pass lessee- or ease asa ssi..411 to
ii,f4 6 i.5. t' "'"t .1,- • ,, , . ef Garisiwee Geo. FAL gi
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GOVERIGUINT CONTROL dIstricts into neighboring. dry terri-
UNDER INVESTIGATION
tio persistently have the wets the
Unittol States put forward tbe rya -
tem of liquor control in certain Pro -
liner+ of Canada as a model that the!
Christian Science Monitor, one of Owl
Wailing newspapers In the United;
Motets pent an expert to make an in-,
I ti of the system, its opera- t
tiny.
It encoaragee bootlegging by sup -
Piling the bootlegger with his stock
and his market.
It furnishes hard liquor in unlimit-
ed quantities to anyone who will buy
and carry It away.
It big brought the liquor power
back into politko by making the state
the only customer for brewers and
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THE SIGNAL
SEVENTY•NINTit YEAR NO. 44
HOW HURON VOTED
IN LAST PLEBISCITE
Majority ef Nearly Twelve Thousand,
against GOVeTtl.bellt, Control
In the vote of t itoolwr 23. 1924.
when the Fermisou Government took
it plebiscite on the question of Govern-
ment control as a substitute for the
Ontario Teumersiese ACC. every muni7
riPalitS in this county pave a majority
In favor of the continuance of the-
0.T.A., the total majority fur the
couuty being 11.971). The municipali-
ties now cowpristol In the tidbit( of
North Huron gave a majority of 6.476.
and the municipalities now included in
South Huron gave a majority of 5,508.
In both ridings the vote was more
than three for the O.T.A. to one for
Government cotdrui. •
The vote toy municipalities was as
follows: '
NORTH HURON
O.T.A. G.C. Maj.
Aehlield 7141 21$ 573
law? This is. be aid, the wall erich • Mre. 'Myron Butler, Goderieh Colborne 3:04 65 473
townehipi John, Robert and %intern. _meat _wasesa,sh 841.4 121 543
of -itianiey laimeliiti; Alfred': lif*Cra11 ESP( Waste nosh -SST
Seek., and Fred of Kitchener. The Morris 7
eldest of the family. Mrs. A. Towns- Grey
heed, died hest rear. The remains Turnberry
were brought home for interment, the Haw"
funeral taking place from the home of Goderieb
W. J. Scutebnier, Bronson line, to Bay- Winghain
field cemetery. Bev. F. H. Paull con- Itlyth
90D' 12S tS32
630 133 497
1136 184 942
1141) 886 263
.432 2trz 570
274 71° 2IXI
ducted. tbe services at house anti Brunets ..... 3711 114 2611
oniveside and the pallbearers were wroz„.., 313- 33 138
four sous of the deceased, John, Ito-
bert. Fred and Will. • $885 2409 6476
Heary.-The death occurred at her SOUTM HURON
home on the sixth concession of Ash- O.T.A. G.C.
field on Friday morning. October 15th.
Goderich Township 645 126
of Lucinda Edge. beloved wife of •otantey 557 150
511 423
.105 335
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797 145
SO8 153
497 255
713 '-eal
65.3 300
762 Del
330 SI)
1:12 58
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S094 2591
Grow Henry. Deceased was born Har
sixty-eight years ago ot Glenellr firer meows
eounty. and was one of a family of six, 1-
shortie
three half-sisters still surviving. lens Tuekersmith
It. Edwards. of Durham; Mrs. It. Hatiot
I Tuft* and ilirs. Spencer. of Detroit. McKillop
1 The late Rev. Jos. Edge. who wan pow Clinton
tor of North street Methodist church. Seaforth
Goderich. over thirty years ago, was ,c4,
osteter
a brother. while the late Mrs. George Henson
distillers. Henry was a 'deter. She was married Bayfield
id ration: the first that the to her 110W bereft partner ta. it
anti the conditions I • for cons e
ki III% study was exhanselv, and it weal Preserve the Lead Mame use of •k•oholic Hquers for beverage years age She was a woman of quiet.
tin. wets that government COOtrol ot ' that In eome town. of ey pairs industrial eniciency; lt is a idly- sterling character. Relatives. from the
rt_:__Iitsiter would wire not hootleggint en- digging up and destroying the acrub MORE TREES GROWING
• • six
i Text ga 011
• le ' ed to teat out the argument's of 1 The New York Evening Post arS says purposes is all e420114411.1C eVII: It 110- unassuming manner. and pneettleted of
sical evil, even its moderate use af- distance oho were p
resuiflt for fecting the functions of the brain; it futie•rni. which was held on Sunday. ON WESTERN ,PRAIRIES 1
Is a racial ix4setat. doing untold injury ortolter 171h. were her oitrvivieg half- - \
to tarsal lite- sad in adults leading 0. sisters and Mrs.. (Rev.) Jos. Edge and Former Barren Arms Are Now Wen'.
ti dulled conscience and a growing daughter. also Mr. Percy Edge. of Tor- Wooded . • I
appetite. onto. Among the many beautiful IV 11111ipeg,. 414-1.. 13. -Mapping lite ;
clauses. brewers. distillers aud drink- congregation of Crewe United eiturt•Ii. ves. with the object Of ast•ertninItig the
spread of trees in the Prairie Provin-
Tht• eecond point was that all floral tributes was a crescent from the
CTI. as well as °there. profeesed them- interment took ,place in Dungannon :
rate at whieli that. spread goes MI, is
selves eager to do away with Millers cemetery. the eerviee being eemite•ted t I 4' (hi • latest activities 10 which
Ills. Government control is no new. by the pastor, Rev. Mr. fi ey es. of Dun- Prof. V. W. Jaekson. of the Manitoba 1
discovery. Primitive people. Indeed, gatiti(iti and Crewe 1-nited churches. .
kgrieultural I 'ollege. tied other 141)
xIIIII. -Let It 14 144114. Iota cetillitions he- -- therities on erbericulture, are now 441
came se intolerable that an attempt GREAT YEARS IN THE NATION'S sliced.
HISTORY
was made to extract the retail/ 's The mapping is liellig done III COO-
fangs by license. That proved itief- nestion with a ssstematte campaign to ;
have more of the prairie Co V 1. r 14 I e ith
testae and "high liCeIlse" WAX ado°. Interesting things hove happened in
voted. so that only mim of wealth ad 11,20. Coninuoider Byrd in a Firkki•r trees tilfill IN St present the C/1144. ft 11 (1
atanding would ),e able to own PR- nirplone circled' the ort *1 Pole. Pho- yet in Ito Way, illioler, with astrletil-
loons. Bright hopes were entertained tograph. taken in Euntlie were traits- •
titre devi•lopment.
•of the succese of this titan. but It was mitted-on radio waves to America. and With the exception of conitin ratty,.
found that it was pessible for young publialied in newspapers 41 few hours narrow stripe. of land aleng•the banks
men to learn to driuk 111 INilliti.1 I SR- later. -Gertrude Ederle. daughter of of !Ovens strenm. and lake..
loons, but to sink fri suet' a level that It New York !moiler. swam the Eng' , prairies were. treeless up to the last
they were a discredit to the business. Ilsh Channel nue hour faster, than any eentury. accenting to Pref. Jackson.
and thelrO hart to be eatooes of low, r flf r1"' five men who had swum It be* who (motes LaVerandrass the tbso
(141,4), to take care of the pneinet of the , fore her. . white man to 1.%Piere ‘St.t.si ern riin-
high-class bars. . Since high 'Menne 1s tt ItYthing Interesting going to low- ada. as being sitiatri•wd at the Is .Ii of
ilid not work someone had It new. a Pen in 1927" tidiest. on the Wt•stern IIIIIitiX. NoW
bright 1dea-take away all champ of For one thl'ng. the Youth's Com' this area is well treed.
private profit from the businests. ntol motion on April 16 will celi•brate OS So far the spread of the poelar bas
lct all CXeCSS Profit go Ili 1k community 1 4 UNI)11F:ierli MIMI'DAY' 1 hiring IM'ell the 11114.St retain rho ble to he noted,
1927. the Comennien will contain more pref. ,fnehtme !minis out. Al! throitzli
work. sehools. eollt•m•s, ete. This plan
WIIA tried in Norway and Sweden. but. interesting rending than ever !wren. -a
8 skatelo•wan -poplar islands" ere
Miring its emstory 4.11' successful life. • •
itirming and increasing- in 44(7.4'. 111(1 it
alas, appetite and greed for money
i (..'ensitter what you will get for *2.)0: ams•are that 1 111. poplar spreads. n11 the
brought defeat, there. Then govern -
.0 issue. containing' 9 book length more rapidly fix IleW NIA is itreioli
73sautsful Silverwan u
a Modern Nice:sit,
A. what better indication 01
taw and refinement thas a
satire ot Wei:rata
COMMUNITY PLATE
Ti Takinsen Ds Lame
ay mama of oar complete mocks
Ma store is fast becoming !mows
as headquarters for dtis ddighs•
ful ware.
E. C. ROBERTSON
Goderich Phone 136
Sun Life Assurance
Co. of Canada
Prosperous and progressive.
The Sun Life of Canada offers
safe investment and sure pro-
tection. Insure to -day.
H. R. LONG,
Maj.
519 District Agent
88 Goderich Phone 115
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Real Estate and lemma
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""- ' reduce Ocunkeuanss, aid bust- oak tree% that 'crow along the stret•ta.
tt nese by producing a *low source of- They say frankly that oaks are not
revenue for the governtuent. and pre- characterietie. that they do not sug-
si;
vent a return to the bar. Wbat goo- , gest the Far Routh as do palme. man -
• eminent control has resulted in was goers the mimes and tbe orange tree.
•••••, iminmartstet to an editorial as fol- This seems to ue a perfectly testa -
sr!
lows: mate bit of stage netting. ways The
ri It has steadily inereseed the volume °Mita Packet. Palma are certainly
of begitibutte sales of liquor since it more souisfilling than the familiar
ess was enact ed. oak. .We wish. Indeed. that other
It has glyen' the -Province of Quebec. communities would begin to reapply
_with a mmukation scarcely one-third "local cider." Mr. Taft said. after one
P"(bit f CW York. 1T40 drinking 'of hie swings around the circle, that
plauvs operating twelve hours a day. all American townie looked surprising -
It has greittly eneonraged the prac- ly and uninterestingly alike. Ne* Ir -
Gee public drinking among women. leans, has lost much of Its individual!.
It ha mit Ilitotlovernment into the t tr through the lack of preservation of
saloon business and rustle the bar- Its old buildings. San Fraocisco sof-
tender much ofn public function- ferisl a great low. of distinction
, ary the postmatitetstw an army of. through its earthquake and fire.
Town -boomers should go in With
It has th•velopeti the "tavern." town -planners in intelligent effort not.
lor. melds all j=leristics only (0 save but to restore the local
I. Ho --strifrott -tise-barilhaver which is one of any elty's moet
and brass rail. previous possessions. EVevii Theinuteas
it defeats loenl option by pertoitting thefts motor camper likes to find (Inc
legal exportation of liquor from wet platc different from another.
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GODERICH, ONTARIO
O. F. Carey
Limited.
Insurance and
Bond Brokers
West Street. Goderich,
Ontario. Phone 230.
INSURANCE
The Mutual Life
Assurance Company of
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Established 1869.
Fiend Office,
Waterloo, Ontario
D. D. MOONEY, Agent.
East Street. Phone 250
Goderich, Ontario.
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sent control was advocated. It %ail
serInIs. 260 short Atones by the most fer agricultnral purposee. It I. 4411Y I i•nnuitted Qinintltv rif
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tried in Russia and in Month Carolina.
popular anthore. mons than 100 special a matter of e few generatien. moil l Goon
at_tamemaer the, emt8.,, emt_an kind, treys. called the "Y.C. Lab." a 41(41- less stretch of prairie a any great 4-N- MIXED n041 D FOB SAI.F.
EgpeeIntly in South Carolina were iii. n Weekly P
artc44141101? for higenittos there will be no such thing'as tr
II es-
ougli-OTeri- ilemittment, mut-52-pmesto ,,,,,r. T.,„t. Imm,"tates. at $3 per single cord, delivered.
grit tehings. hoped from 111141mthod
of good things were to flow from the . THE Gols7gC11,staisrFACTCION11
dished and the profits acre not profit- (Foot of Anglesea It. Phone 611
extensive survey of current events, the way it adapts itself to the condi-
profits. But the high *20144-1were
for children. Also in 411111an While the 'poplar Is easily first 111
making it 144. 4for yon to f ()Hw oth'
e :
,OM.' Ilf the prairies. satisfactory re-
side. affairs of this tomy world. stilts are also being olonined with oak
What are we promised In the new Don't mime the greatest yea r of a nod A.IIII. Acorns W h HI linvi• been
policy of the Government? A musette.
great mao,azine. Subscribe now. mid sent to Red Deer, Alberta. 111 84' ger-
Ann is to he appointed to issue yearly re,,,,„/„.: initiated and the sapling% give promise
Theo. permit,. mas be suspended 9e .1... Tisoi•w1:0ilintilis92c.091814.4fiallion----7.2 Is" of developing into immix. trees. The
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seed. here also been planted in Al -
permits to persons over twenty-one.
cancelled Fir iMiT-in ---r-fitrvim-0.• rttv• - 2. The remain nat-'"-1-1•3"-• o t. berta end likewlee ftttiTiTltts . The
isensnries nre to be estwhilshed where Ail for onlv $2. preemie_ .1 these saplings is being
Minor will he S0111 III ereillol paiWee.
3, Or inelitile aferall'e MOIVIZIOP. stopple watches.
This IR all likt• South Carel II1/1, but it this mistittitc teithrity oti rah
s- ' .
. failed there to Curt) the evils of liquor. In. itoth pnbIleatIons, only '
I Slatieties are confusing, said the 12.:14t. Three Almele rules would do nwny
preacher. One man's set of figures voi-nirs ctomt,AsioN with most et' th•• level crosaing nevi1
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contradicts those of another man. He S N Depart.. Itottt011. MRSIII. dente. They ere: (11 'Soot. 121 Look.
(the speaker) preferred to accept the Subeeriptions reet•Ived at this Office (3) Lliden.-Peterlitiro' Examiner.
findings of the social sersice depart- s '
ment Of the tinted filiateh as Hume Wanted- to Play Fide ---
, who are not Peeking personni gain. In a !citron from a (Mi.. first form girl MOTHERS PRAISE
compiled from reliable sources by• men alome of tis elder people might take
Pritleh
of prohibition, $990.000 was emelt in great can. named a few fine aster, far BABY'S OWN TABLETS
Coinml•la. (living the last year in the public •hool who tkhad with
nleoholic liquor. People were horrl- the echool fair only to liner. them ' __
fled at the failure a prohibition and somewhat Wetted a day or twe -be-
inntlinted Government. "control, with fore the !Mow. 'Ourmising the keen Urfa L. M. Brown. Welton, N.S.,
the remit that last year British tileappointment to the little girl. her says: --"1 canner revommend Babys
Columbia 'Tent $15,000.001) In liquor. auntie sugaested a few Were from Own Tabletstoo highly. I have found
The third point he winittel to press her ovrn garden to brighten up the them involosble for the •Ilineflts of
upon his hearers was that paeh should hollglict• "nut that wonldn't be Oar- little ones." Mrs. Brown's testlmotiF
lip*, "What is to be. what should' be, Ing fair." responded the Mee tot. who IS the mime RP that of thousantis of
my nttltude on tho questionF' The refused the 'kindly offer. And it le Other ffinthet-W WhO 1111Ve 111141 the 'rah
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traffic is evil. no matter by wbom ad- nice to know 11151. though she did not lets. To use them OWe la a Imre guar -
ministered : to seek centrol le only win it prbte. tithe was rewarded by one antee that they will alwaye be keel In
to compromise with the evil. who had heard the story buying ber the home as long art there are imbles
A fine picture was drawn of the llowers.-Glencort Trnnserlpt. or young children to be eared for. The
Tablets ire n lexalive-mild but thor-
allied armlet Reeking to etem the ad-
vanee of enemy troops. Sometimes it REPORT OF HOG SHIPMENTS ongh in a etIon--which never full to
ORR 1140 p011ftiblf to hall them ' back, for week ending October 29, 111241: regulate the ritemneh and bowel.: re -
often .nat_rgetsillie to drive them hack. (10(1- Me- Ituron neve eonelipntion end Indigestion:
but the boy% held on. and never was *Pict flew County tweak t111 COM% 0)1.4 simple fevers' and
there a thought of compromise with Tspoit
ealt hogsheenn
the ononly. So. 4n this matter. it rib* smooth
wont& seem that there ehould• be one
Hea vies 26 164 1120 make the dreaded teething rewind
9 4a 521 rally. In feet you banieh all the min -
aim only. to teach the utmost measure
PtF. heavies 17 94 981 or Ms from which little ones suffer.
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0 06 The Tablets are mild by medicine deal -
nor give up the fight until the meet' ught, and teed1 • era or hy mail et 25 cents a het from
obtainable now and never to give way sanp hogs
'•'-. :4- 1:::T "4111. 14:1:•-amj. Medicine ('n..
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is conquered. 12 Rtmekville. Ont.
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Geo. Williams
Dealer In
DOME4i1.0N, PROVINCIAL
MUNICIPAL ANI) CORPO-
RATION BONUS
Fire, Life; Accident. Automo-
bile, and General ineurance
Agent
IOtlice, North Street. Phone 53.
Farms! Farms!
114 acres, greal brick home, good
barn, one mile to store, school,
church sad station. Price $5.000.
96 acres, an ideal farm, silts
water bowls in stable and new barn,
only one-quarter mile to echool,
ehurch and store. Price 97.250.
100 acne, close in, good building,
choice land.
100 acme, three nines to White-
sttion.T.(tios.is
OtIt' (41 tile ClIOS'S ..98
Several other good boys.
12 -acre thicken and truck farm
right in a good village, a*, new
brick boner, new barn grid large
orchard, all for $6,01)0.
A immixtr of good Houses for
nate or rent.
Also Assurance, Stocks and
Beads ter sale
W. J. Powell
Auto, Life, Sick and
Accident Insulance
Phone 292
Nelson Street, East
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for, /40.4 nften en better terms than it wsowsoo,w4s ,-
bought direct from the 'ostler. alrAtS4r'S'''':„Ot,,k •,' ,s.
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hors; well improted; go.xl %tiller .444(94)', sits
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1 J. W. ARMSTRONG. i'''''''4!';4'4" '''11:*.r
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The standard of this office is Service, as com-
plete in every detail as we can make it. Our office hai
been equipped with this end in view and an inquiry
directed to any member of the staff of five employed
by us will receive instant and courteous attention.
Huron Investments Limited
Bond Dealers Stock Brokers
General Insurance
Royal Bask Bldg., Wend', Ost. Phones: 430 and 44S
Private wire connections with all leading Stock and Grain Exchanges
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