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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-12-11, Page 5WHY KEEP 01 COUGHING I,• ion ki►Is.*1V1B1wN 10 you radial the danger into, "cK1)lected cough? Then why dont yos get rid of ttf \'e*, you ere shake it oil, even though It lure stack to you for a long time, If ou go about k right. Keep ort in the fresh air as much as c„ot can, build up your strength with plenty of wWssems food, and take Na -Uro -Co Ilyrap of Linseed, Licorice .n.1 Chloredy** This reignite household remedy has brvkek up thousands of haekinR,ler- ss,tent comet* which weft just as troublesome as yours. and what it has ,loos for somas, others it will do for you. Na Un -Ce Syrup of Linseed, licorice and Chitin:A is certain* absolutely oto harmful drugs and or can beiven safely to children. an well u adults. \•.our physician or druggist can confirm thin statement, for we are ready to send them on request a complete list of all the ingredients. Int up re arc. and ye. bottles by the National Drug and Chemical Co. of t'adada. Limited. 357 { FARM MACHINERY Robert. Wilton, Massey -Harris Agent. hoe w full line of Faro; Machinery always on hand. We have we thinks the cheapest nod beet Caroline Engines on the Market. Also sone beautiful Steel Renge. from Tudhnpe and And- erson of 0t4111*.. 'Just,tbe thing fora tamer's kitchen. .3% e have in stock Cutlers Horse Blanket. • Pumps Cream Separators M{Ikiog Machines Driving Harness And one hundred and one other thing*. Cum* in trod see us at the Massey -Harris Shop Hamilton Street 11 Phone 107 Mootre*l Street T. Swarts' 'Bus, Livery and flack Stables MONTREAL *maw JosT oar THE SQUARE 0 Cf viinISIS MEET ALL TRAINS ANI) :: PASSRNGER : BOATS Passengers called for in toy part of the town for all trains at C. T. R. or C. P. R. depots. Prompt .ervics and careful attan- ■ . Our Livery and Hack service will be found up- to-date ID every respect. Your patrooage solicited. T. MARTS THE SIGNAL GODERTCH ONTARIO BOURASSA AND FALLON MEET tread the reeposdbillty for the, er gt , rrele eoaand ,.o ape mbsssd Deoealrehas moa and lino•..;& Federation warrof d Tberoagkly Discussed The banquet of lit. Andrew's enciety bald Friday bight. November :bob, fu the Tecumseh Louse, loudou, t•rougbt together two of the best motors in s Oho Dominion, Henri Bouraa, the Nationalist leader, and bishop Fallon, of London. Contrary toexert:tattoos. there was n0 clash between the two os bilingualism, r queadon both men Ibiok strongly about. Mr. Bourse's is in favor of having French taught itsthe public scbools of Canada, while Blshop Fallon bolds to the ophoton tbat Hagfish, the premier language nos, should slways take precedence. immediately tollowing the toast to the titer, M r. Bourses* esu introduced. Ktapoodiug to the toast, ...The Em- pire. be said : ''To say that all is well in every part of the empire would be rather far fetched. Of the various trouble* and cares which engross the minds of rotate', and thinkers In the various lit Wish po s.eesloo•, they of the United Kingdo•as have their ample share. They may be forgiven if they think of saving the •tete front Its penia within ✓ ather Glen encourage paulotic col- onials to rush to their ..us and help thew and from dangers far more di.- tsot than real. Tile Irish wreathu, social unrest in England, perilous economic advent neer, class hawed, p•uperirw.sue among the leer wallet's which the British statesmen have to look after, and. seemingly. to settle in a vet y abort time. Moreover, they cannot dlaistetest tbeinselvrs from causes of troubles arising in the other motions of the empire. He referred especially to the problem of India because, he mid, it. way prove nus be the stumbling block of the us pire. "rhe peo k of ludic sae bound to migrate to growlig numbers every year. They Love been educated in the idea that their British citizen►hip car ties with it equality of t ;gut. in every land over which floats the Union Jack. They tberetore seek .better in other British t'oasersion. where the white inbaldtants are deeply imbued with the conviction, right or wrong. that they cannot twist the competition of Hindu labor. •'Th• most dangerous disease from which the Biitisb empire is stuttering et the present time, be concluded, **is the unceasing effort of the imper- ialists to change the basis of the em- pire, to abandon the long enduring principle of decentralizatitu and to in- duce the various ..elf -governing por- tions of the emplle to assume uew burdens and reu,ponsihilities, out of proportion with the powers of govern - tarot which they powwows." Rt. Rev. }bebop Fallon, tespobding to -Canada," afterdtcleiing that nu one fu Canada or the United States now thought of annexation of this country to the republic, said : "My f wefathers, refu.mg to go to hell, went to Connaught. but I have no means of determining whether the U dash of the wne,tbe strain of the Nor - town, the blood of the Milesian, or the bone of the Firbaig predominates over Use Celtic element in me. Nor em 1 losing any tint. on the problem.' WhatI do know is that the Irian people who want to the United States displayed a remarkable readiness to co-operate in the eatablisbwrnt of • new and great nation, while toeing no particle of the love they lose for the land of their fatbete.m "1 aprepared to admit that there may be • not iocon.iderable number of war people whose mluds are open on the question of Canadian indeper.d- rncr, and 1 aro quite ready to express any entire belief in tbeir boossty and -ibc.Nty. Independence, likewise, is en attractive catch -word, and quits in hartnony with the spirit of the age, which groans at the thought of obedi- ence, .. Ubfortunatefy, most catch- words are unmeaniug shams or mis- chievous deceits. Canadian iodepend- ence, to nay wind. is both one and the other. The independence of a nation of ten millions, side by side with an- other of a hundred millions, can be no better than a hAlow mockery. tr i 1 • COLLEG E AT HO M E Meli ants* ate u eassr vs..sMltn. !s moor {"seMat at eel• 5... e if - w rrK M Cried'fTIrtrears R� a.r tilt= trainers Ie ve• osHw• MUMMA a 1 lidwss- tore fIumaNIP tkrMel at fhrse tea mousers Cilium Bodo= WUegs Coto Sr'o17M R /•, W ..n esed est, Pr1•eIe.) GRA47 Tl5 NI, .11t ta, CALIFORNIA FLORIDA SUNNY SOI�U,T. H brio ail% a worlds. ois Daljp %a`Is Trask Ratite til`wmInzat".3 Ossa• Mmr.blp Tieka. os WO ara til deans►18 Tacna/AY. Dec. it. 1913 IS eneedImMIN Lease j,xpires Forced.to M2ve to a body where all the parts of the • espies would have their ;per tepee, sen n portion the burdens u 'ON t •'Tbe position of Ireland alone octal not be bettered. Otte rules Use em- pire today ; and those who admit it are Dot boasting about it. But It l• not extravagant, prediction w hazard the goose that the very deeossdaate of those whocriUofee the Irish dictator* of todaywill glory in the part to bo played by the chillrrn of th.e. dicta- tors in the empire of tomorrow. "You tell me that this .-hems of Imperial federating i. an idle dream. 1�•t rise ser : Then Is en empire greater even than that tit Britain; it f. an empire of which I ass Ili ewise a citizen : it le the empire gelled the Catholic cbarrb. It is, of sort... eresntlally, a dl•ine of gaoles. bot It is also a human polity. As the bssessele Goo of truth aniongat mon. It digs 10 make this world the bwbit.atios .f Poetic* aed hoboes.. Thar. ls M prioclple that it empbadse metro strongly than the responelhility 6s1 it. ,nemb•i • toward. that lees favored p tie inns oft he full. "Much of Its ate moth reels on tin• foci that each Catholic helps to beat the burdens of the urilver•al chinch. Prayer, sympathy and support go out tinm every Catholic heart tied alesy Catholic hand is. the afflicted Catholic of every s ace and clime. B.tt the Cath- olic cbureh bas no admiration for the tramp. Ile evades responsibility, be shone sacrifice and It seems to one, that a people wises refuse to take op the cross of respon•il4lky or to bear a .bare In carrying the burdens of man- kind comae petilouoly neer intoning the contempt that justly falls ou the tramp fraternity." ppo tion t ergs denld share b►D "But the worst 1 bave to say of Canadian independence is that. in the inevitable day tt wi11 pace Canada in a false position. i ray 'the ieevitable day,' for the enemy will come. Wheth- er from the snowy steppes of Russia, or the flowery kingdom of Japao, whether from Chloe. shaking off its slumbers and real.sing its giant streogth. or from the Imperial ambi- tions of the German nation, I know not. But in that day the fete of even an independent Canada will hang in Um balance, and she may suffer for baying failed to face her b'gher de. - tiny. "For there is a higher. a holler and a nobler destiny than Canadian na- tional indep.odewrr. Within the Motile of tin. *hold -wide B1itf.b Bemire we have oar heonteito .;ossae wbo any day may be set upon, t belt bodise wounded. and the more preeknss inheritance of their civil liberties compromised. Are the ad- voeites of Canadian Independence ppte- pated to justify the failure of their =tan play the part of the good tan in sueh ci,cumetaooee, on the plea that they have great posses - slow and must seeds develop their natural reso.ress f "1f antt.z*dos is ondedrable and in- dependeuee is either fatuous In itself or false to the higher and holier dee- dsi of our native land. ten thein re- ntal= early some scheme for slaking petslansat the bonds that timer bind together the scattered portioned the British spire, and tbtouab whish we say hcbsossbly discb*rge oboee obligor - time that are common t.. nu .11. If you eased federate the empire tw- osome then "either ma yfederate lyou ts Canis e Canaa are da eves under independeroor There Mao greater nn likens" taken aa a whole. hateress Australia 'err 7waM.i. on the nes hand, .ad Canada on the other. there there le between our emitters sad our QOnt�aprognoses. and Quebec..or between ••WItb God, all Wage are patte11m1. : so are they with ages .f goal will vibe sores Him sno ll altly and une..klage y 1. spirit sod In troth. Yen ni.y telt mother. this N reU los, poi voli- tiss. Weil. If you will ahem use to separate my duty (*God teas sly of tis enol.. that 1 sheltveryirs .ad pretests them aid na.. 1 will ags.o that enlIgleet Mod /kiss sate be ••► se+s tme The Sageine Girl 1s always noticeable ivecatose of her Bair. Srgeine is the life of coarse, dry. unattractive hair and brings beauty into the Bair by supplying the coven - tial qualities that have been rubbed from the hair by dandruff and other diem•.s of the aeslp. Mageine is the only dteasing of its kind rend ie free Moto the ditiagreeable ode, etc , so common in hair tonics. \Vr g tee Hageine and F. J. Rutland gays : 1f B.sgeine wontatop itching of the scalp sod stop hair falling or will not beautify the Bair biting the bottle back nerd get roue money. Re sun to go to F. J. Buttoner., for Sagejne--other stores can't supply you. -The Swedish steamer Malmherg••t foundered off Norway and forty-six was e drowned. The importation of firearms into Iceland bar been forbidden by Royal procla mat ion. -Yr.6slweline Pankhurst is re- ported erported to he in a state of collapse fa Exeter jail, haying gone on a hunger and thirst sttill e. -Premier Asquith, at Manchester, announced acceptance of Sty Edward ('argon's proposals for compromise as regards Ulster. -Jim Larkin, the Trader of the Duk - lin strikers, refused to address a tweet- ing at Grimsby becasse the chairman, the Sod/dist Marklew, divorced bi. wife • year age. swam tett seeh.edm eofslY1 llslpelfd ••••••••••••••••0 Home Buttermaking Market reports Invariably quote creamery butter higher %ban awry butter w hich Is the designation Rivet, to that which ia mule oa the farm. It is unfortunate that circumstances at times make it {mpracticable for dairy tanners to patronize a creamery. When this con he done, not only are the profit., as • tale increased. but mush bard work is taken away from the t>•erburdeoed s•sbsss of theism. R Then Is no gond reason why huller etude in $ house dairy should not hem fine as that nude in the creamery where comas produced under •11 boas - nee of conditions has to he mode tip. All that is oeoe•sary7 is s he earl ying ort of a well established 'yet moo ln feeding the cows, caring for the milk and cream and the chornlot and pot. Ung op of the butter. In order to teach the proper method 01 carvvltrt out these various operations. there has been prepared. 'soder the direction of the chitty and cold storage commis- sioner at Ottawa. a twlletla entitled. "Bntterwak{tag on the Farm.- written by Mr. George H. Bart, chief atm[ the oalry dividers. This work, which may be .scored free from the publhatbsa Manch of the department of (detentions. ea - plains the erwsmo* defects of dairy hotter as well .s the oonditloem that aro ne meary to produce floe Remotes Dream. It then deals with cburnlog. washes.. salting. wonting end p••klntl butter. and considers the modern aee- estssy'streets and their owe. These are shown In dear Ill'sstratloe. This bulletin, ',bleb la Pio. 17 of the dairy and told storage mete", ess- eludes with the fellowtag minor es.ndat loos : "Keep good owe. feed them litrerally, keep them soslfnrt- .bile and demi whine I. the stable, skim a rich erases and keep It soot. oboes at • temp .apses that will glen. Saltygraasls let the better • use .i.�� pose water Om wishing butter not. more shoo three degrees adder .r warmer than Hee bs'Jtsr.silb. Put the bbisit euup Is mink dim peebeipee, sal heap iandysgatt n ties sbeei the airy .esti .i01 sues tire." i THE GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE of Men's and Boys' Clothing, Gents' Furnishings, Boots and Shoes The reason for this big Slaughter Sale :-Our present store has been rented and we are forced to vacate these premises by January 1st. Help us to move, and save money. Men's Overcoats Made in (tn..t•le Anil .inelr.hres•ted eon vertltd., style with belted b.ck in beautiful soft, worm blanket cloths .ml two-eds, black utelwu, akmo.a few chinchillas. 11111.00 to 122 1f0, Removal Sale 1114 tri *16.0010$:),IM). '• " $1035 913 00 tn 910.110, 99.75 810.00 t o 913.58), • •' 88.73 910 00 " •• 96.50 Men's Suits Mena Suite in all -wool serge•. tweeds an.l worsted., plain and fancy striped, made in the latest at), los and well tailuted with patent harlel pocket.. $20.00 to 9222011, Removal Sete 914.65 816.(81 to *18.051, •• '• 911.75 *1:1 8) to *11(85. " " 1114.91) 1110 0) to 913.00, •' 97.45 Socks Lama wool arta ribbed sock., Removal Sale 19c. Heavy wont Socks, grey and brown 33c, Removal lisle 19c. Suspenders Thirty dozen Lines Wood, Removal Sale 19c. 50e, Removal Sale ZIc. Arm Bands and Garters il.msoval Sale 196. High-class Clothing and Gents' Furnishings must be disposed , of. To attend this sale is just like finding money. Come prepared to get more fine clothing and furnish- ings for your dollars than you ever received before. Here are some of the prices that show you the saving you can make by attending this vaca- ting sale. Sweatercoats With and without collar.. All colon an1 cowhinatinn., pure wool Pod wonted, 9'2.50. Removal Sale 51.21 9:3.51.. •' 111.41111 $4 (MI, " 82.43 *1 00, " 93 95 Boys' Overcoats •10.00 to 812.00, Removal Sale 9fi.75 97.0d to 98.5*). " •• 114.51 NUM to • 94.01', •• •• 118.95 $3.(8)w 94011, " " 92.5') Boys' Suits 91) 685 to 910.581. Removal Sale 90 73 ad.(8) to 98.181, •' 94 2S 14.IM1 to $0.1111, " 93•y.'S 93.311 " '' 922.23 Men's Pants 94.081 to 95.00, Removal Sale 9.100 to 84.00. •' • • 92 ill) to 9:3.081, " " 91.73 to 92.00, 91.311 83.3.5 $2.00 81 111 91 '1H b1.19 Fleece Lined Underwear 7.1r. Removal Sale 40c Boys' Fleece Lined Heiioval 8.s1e, pier suit 65a Ties Lstest .elver, silk and knitted. 45c, Rec:nval Male tic otic, " " 29: 75c. ., " 4110 Soo Knitted Mufflers Silk, color' nth te, ten. grey, brown, green, navy, red and accordion effect.. Removal Sale. '25c up. Raincoats Ant. and regular shoulder style. all new shade-. 87.181. Removal Sale $1.13 *14.(85 to 910,111, Removal Sale 87.45 $10.00 to $14.00, " ea 45 910.00 " 111.45 Silk Handkerch'efs Nle. Removal Sale tic MEN'S SMART SHOES Tan and black $5.00, Removal `title 93 75. Men's Everyday Shoes Remevai Sale $2.43 rap. Men's Working Shoes Rs oval Sala SIMV rap. iG --- t • . ---- - . Dress Shirts Finest metier dress Shine, all sizes. as- sorted patterns. 75c. Removal Sale 45' 91.111, '• •' till 111.25. " •' We - 82.1111. " • 81.31 Working Shirts BI/bk, striped tan. grey. All sizes. Re►uoval dale, 4:3c up. Men's Wool Underwear 91.:41, Removal Nate A -r, 111.25. " " 7 do 81.00. 180c 200 Pairs Men's Gloves 92.30 v.Jn►, Reuii vel M-1.- 91 13 91 .2; • .115 SI 1st tC, Men's Wool Gloves 75e, Rrmov.l Sale 45e: i>U • " xic Men's Wool Gloves Sr. Rrmoeal Nate 19- 50k We bevy cleared n.annfactn.et'. stmeOes of lewder mitt. and glover \N'. w111 eNar theme under coat in our Removal Sale. • of You will save money by buying your Christmas presents here. Come and see our prices before buying elsewhere. CAUTION :-Make sure you get the right store, our store is on the Square next to the British Exchange Hotel, little above South street. WATCH FOR THE BIO SIGN. All Our Christmas Goods are Packed in Fancy Boxes. M. ROBINS OPEN EVENINGS TILL g P.M. ;ire Iaoree's .IaaLan Root PIU. .are ay t.... m satmante elhlth diseases bet whish S arise el.g o with bl■s _ fin. Pie se wee oe edia so rd e tM the sad Mritpee N•• t .1 � sThese oohs ata/ aim velli love Dooto*e Mlles HAVE YOU • ss .ad aldrr We tsaw w..we eta ts.aa in. er '7 ..d.. .. •l womb ss . lin. tf M . sostedee antiwar stwgt goo AC'alla soder tyer1ve •. Sumbl.b.d .r owl" arriA �w'm. ssA.e�Mw_M.S her ass. aro 7MM= T 0:0. xstolio. e.51 %.esMOM . 4 WINTER SESSION fir j‘arr141 IN/PINION COI!: „cr.,eped t 777 are IwNd la Sneodetss�l1m�aka��ih.lte d of InNiga messes tee It 9 Winter Term feam January 5th CENTRAL BUSINESS COLLEGE ORO. O0T. bra. in • Mot 0.4... -era *reveal.. We ees. ye tasrk .. tIre er tJasemerel.l. Herat and SAN, tM • st .er 010•114wke grew M .g knew aas s, ...Ade amain ego fee rat ser feu here vss.lw9 ear fine. •,ialerM Wylie Moe 1a et area b. A. ri•LAClt.Ab. r dlmip 1.