The Signal, 1914-4-16, Page 7BRONCHITIS CONQUERED
Royersford, Pa., Man Tail How.
At this season of year with such
sudden chanties. it Is so easy to take
cold, and almost before one is awr.re
them ra IuAemmation in the bronchial
obetr-a hard cough and unless
choked in time chronic pulmonary
troubles may result.
Townsend Young of Royersford,
fy, say!' "A severe broncklal trou-
t's contracted caused me much dltli-
cult• atom breatbiag. Illy chest felt
dogged up and there was consider-
able sureness. 1 tried different rem-
edies without MAP: but 1 am glad to
sty that Vino/ cured my bronchial
troutlo which had lasted for three
atentbs. My breathing Is all right
I,id the soreness entirely gone from
my rt -at."
Vino! contains the curative, healing
prtn•'pies of fresh coda' (hers (wtth-
ost nil) and tonic iron. We guaran.
tee it to Irt delicious to taste and to
satiety you with 1ts medicinal effects.
li t', Iruolup, Druggist, tiodetirh.Oot
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intent. h iia full line of Farm
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h+ve we thi::k the cheapest
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for a, rararet u kitchen.
11e have in stock
Cutters
Horse Blankets
Pumps
Cream Separators
Milking Machines
(hiving Harness
And one hendaed and one
other things. Coin* in and see
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Hamilton street
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THE SIGNAL ` liiODRRICR ONTARIO
Make The Teapot Test
SAYS PRE MIE R A SQUITH ' Put "sALADA" TEA '
► on freshly boded water -- kt stand for five
minutes --and you will have the most delicious
cup of tea you ever tasted.
in a warm teapot—pour
The British Prime Minister In His
Speech DI the Army and
Irish Home Rule
Premier Asquith who was oMix •d
to return to hle electors In nest t'Ifc•
for reelection, because of accepting
the portfolio of Secretary for 11'a:.
from which Col, Seely resigned, gave
his grit address is the bye -election, at
ladybank un Saturday.
1%'ltIi ut going Into the incidents of
recent chatters, be declared there het
baron genuine misunderstandings and
honest mistakes, but In Ills deliberate
opinion there had been nothing at any
stage or In any quarter which three
the least doubt upon the integrity u
honor of those Imtnedlatelly or direct
ly concerned. (Cheers). No one had
better reason than he to know the
zeal, devotlou to duty and sense of
responsibility pervading the military
SS well as the naval forces. The very
fact thut the army rested upon a
voluntary and not a mercenary basis
was the best safeguard for the main
tenance of the splendid untarnished
traditions of Its redoubtable past
(Cheers).
e Army and Navy Politics
"1 am certain," continued Mr. As-
quith, -'that they can be ennnted upon
from the highest to the lowest, with-
out exception. to undertake the duties
which they may be required to die-
t -barge. The army In tyle country Ii
not. I pray, to become a political in-
strument. It has no place and no voice
In framing our policy or monldtng"'our
laws. (Cheers.) Tne true doctrine of
army administratloh waw laid down
by the cider William Pitt, and is no
worse for having been laid down 170
years ago.- The Pratte Minister said
it was has duty in the post which he
had Mistimed, by searching personal
enquiry and with the co-operation up-
on which he could count, to nee that
the' army was fit, in ever -shifting con-
ditions, for its primary and elemen-
duty. ..t e. a.rmt waald hear
Inc of politics from him, and he
expected in return to bear nothing of
politico from the army. (Cheer
Turning to the question of Home Rule.
Yr. Asquith said that the bill, under
the Parliament Act. which was not
Intended to be a dead letter, was tar
'advanced on Its r.ad to the statute
,book. There was neither force nor
plausibility in the theory that the
electors were left In the dark regard -
lag the Government's Intention to
tithe up Home Rule. His supposed
silence on :hat topic was a favorite
theme with Mr. Bonar Law. Mr. As-
quith quoted the speech' which he de-
livered at St. Andrew's on December
1, 1910. in which he dealt ezclualvely
with Home Rule. That and other
speeches on the subject were a com•
plete justtflcatlon of the passage of
the bill under the Parliament Act.
Peace With Honor
"We believe that settlement by con-
sent is in the interests of the country
and of both great political parties,"
continued the Premier. "Those who
believe In Home Rule do not desire
to see the new system started under
the most unfavorat•it- 'onditlons and
amidst the clouds sod darkness of clrfl
turmoil. 1►t the other :rand, those to
whom Home Itule is repugnant cannot
face with equanimity the problems
which the government of Ireland pre-
sents, at by any misadventure now
the hopes and expectations of four-
fifths of the Irish people were to be
dashed to the ground." (Cheers.I
Mr. Asquith recapitulated his tempor-
ary exclusion plan.' and ohne admit -
Ung its disadvantages, said that it had
the great merit. at least. that. it got
rid of any question of coercion. it
gave the populations .concerned, the
inhlmediate arbitrament of the ballot.
"1 am anxious for peace, and I say
this for both sides. it must 1.t peace
with honor. 4Cheerw.) In any settle-
asent that Is to eine we mtut secure
the paring of a Ifome. Rule Bili cm the
statute book. We hope and think that
that is not Incompatible with careful
provisions to meet the convictions and
susceptibilities of . the minority. i
firmly believe that in time. and after
experience, there 1,111 be a conver-
gence of forces In the direction of a
complete Irish unity.' (Cheer
By a majority of SO an amend
"tent for the rejection of the
Home Rule Rill was defeate.t in the
House of Commons Monday. and with-
out division the btlt was elven. tor tbo
tblyd time, Its second reading In the
noose
HAS THE FLAVOR! THE FRAGRANCE! TN! DeuctousNeSS nae
that makes Ceylon Tea the beverage of delight:
In sealed lead packages ONLY.
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COUNTY==DISTRICT" .
i -
1 -line of the pioneers of Bruce cone-
- ty was removed !alit Tuesday by the
oeelb of Mrs. Neils. tihe Tawe to
(.'argil! vicinity about sixty years ago.
Lately mite had been suffering very
great pain. s., her death was a tenet
to her. She I four eons and one
daughter ut mourn her loss.
--Mr. W. Stoddard, eu eztetteive
hone buyer of New Yolk. abifated by
ML. T. J.tckeon, of the houndat-y mea
of Listowel, is pureha+ing hien*. f. r
the United States market. It se fifteen
years eine M:. e3taddarl's feet pur-
chasing tour in Listowel district. Hi.
former purchasing LP Ire Were semi -
auntie l fixe.iree.
-Mr. Harold McConnell. a ,tudencl
at the Ontario Agric.,ltnral rolletrr,
died in the Guelph general hospital
en Monday of last week. Pneumonia
was the canoe 01 death Deceased was
a eon of 'dr. Oliver McConnell, of
Brant township.
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Shoe Comfort in
NEW LASTS
IV, have ronfln.d our spring
toying to the manufa terees
who have Shown the afoot
unproveesnt in the making at
'b'k. The tomtit le. that we
are now showl•g the very latest
style,- Men* new Lasts and
Akapes, and ell .'nalurlve to
to comfort. becauws of the ear*
we oxer vise In Ntt hog i hs font.
SHAR MAN
THE SHOE MAN
Cut off Girls' Hair, locked One t+
and Strapped Other Severely
Damages of 1400 •Ithout coate were
awarded George Miller, of the Indian
reserve, against A Sidles. assistant
principal of the Mnkawk Institute.
Miller sued for $6,000. alleging that
ate hair of his two children. Rath and
Hazel. had frees eat off. after tb•y
bad ran as.ay are, so that they eoald
le easily Idestlged awls: that the
girls had been locked. ens In • dark
poli sad the other to the sickroom.
kyr three da;s aid fed on bread sad
water, attar • gamed attempt to sr
who. that Rath had Mees whipped
at tke bare bark with a r•wt♦id• strap;
sad that lbs health of the (Andrea
had suffered from had rood supplied.
e Lary awarded 9106 for Ruth's ear
t la the roll. aad thee for tate
wllppag she Ma
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Chores Agalnot • Premise
A. DtPZ. a ttfset�b11 01 ted Op,
a Passe ildward lied
bas glees seder ell' • tII
the Premise. M. 1.
rksmome. tlrseemb tan mosey et the
Bwpwrlasasdaat M Crown Dads a
.uses own tame Hrsseee d crews
Isiah 911 For Dinars m/N. aMat.
bag so 1109.011 sad taillas to secant
tar the bites.
Rete. Odea Monied . et-datsdYt d
at agetaelhsse. V earliest, R1 at Ms
=use eez01 rd, as w resat et
p itt bells MOM lir a Mee.
he "Coal
Oil"
Era I
The Farmers' Fuel and Power
Cheaper than Conl, Wood or Hydro
The int rod uetion of the new Perfection Oil Stove' and Heaters
ha'. so largely increased the consumption of oil by farmers and
others that many are now de.irous of purchadng
COAL OIL IN BARREL LOTS
To facilitate this we'are tusking arraogemeots with farmers to
supply them with
HIGH GRADE ROYALITE OIL
IN IRON BARRELS AT SPECIAL REDVCED PRICES
' The lmper, tl Oil Co. hese a refinery covering over 75 acfw as a
guarantee of the high grade quality of this nil. Its .lu,tlity is
known in every town in Ontario and you are taking no chances in
huying this oil. You can see both yttality of oil and herrels before
buying and you can refill the barrel when empty. Much anter than
buying en unknown grade of oil front strangers who are here today
and away tomorrow.
Have yin a NEW PERFECTION WiCK OIL STOVE in the
Kitchen? If not, inquire about it. It is worth while. We
handle it.
Do You Need
a manure or'fertilizer that would net only save your labor hill but
at the sanie time increase your crops and a manure that, while in-
creasing your yields, would build up your land ? This is tbp desire
of every farmer who has his farm at heart. NATI''N.AL FERT-
ILIZER will do this.
A Gold Mine on Your Farm
Within the next few years farm practice will he revolutionized.
Scientific knowledge is fee in advance of the hest farm practice.
%Vhen Prof. M,llardet, of Bordeaux, France, discovered that Sul-
phate of Copper and Lime in solution wain a protection against
grape rot. it wet common to swish the mixture on with a heather
,b,-oont. Now, the bright light of science has been turf:ed on and
there is probably no greeter field for profitable investigation than
in the protecticn of fruit and crops from the losses occasi.;ned by in-
fects and fungi pests, thrr.tieh the pretties of spraying.
The profits ar( so large .nil OA cost en small, that a bald state -
meet of the facts seeing fahnlous. Fancy the improveneoeit of a
crop of potatoes from a total lora to WO bushels per acre. at a cost
of $1.1,) to Sall).
(/f roetrse you doubt it.
That is what every person is likely to do who is notecgb•inted
with the (seta.
It is said that wild mustard is killed in the glowing grain at the
cost 0(1E1 cents per acre.
That the fruit crops will he improved t) per rent.
That the milk and butter yield will he improved one-third dur-
ing try -time
That huilsling• can M nese fire proof at one-half the former
poet and kept sanitary and (lee from disear., for a little ,tion- than
nothing
All with • SPRAMOTOR.
You will likely take a little firmer grip of your prcketboak.
smile and say, "That'. impooaihlr .
There never was anything quit. ... foolish in the world es the
man who saes, ''('hat's helpmeet nee. " There le untbiog intpo.rihle,
particularly the rise of the profits that will come to itteli.gent users
of tSpramotnre.
On two plots of ground of t,t4upa�l� six.', No. I plot, sp ayed.. pro-
d.trvad 4t•pquaes at crap slut .71t -4
!t`n. Y ftftr it rayed, pre t pound. o crop and 11'2 pound.
of ns uata rl.
On .pa) apple trees, •preyel, 1.3)) barrels of perfect fruit result-
e.l, netting $2, I'l.tsi: .while (ram tilt) similar trees, left • oseir.ye,l.
not barrels were picked, 11 per rent. only were lints, betting $ftt7.,
or a net pain in Arne of the .pramotor of $2.414,23.
This tells the story n( economy in spraying. The spraying
(wp+rnttt, pay. for itself many times over in this nine operallott and
turns Ings into profit. The spraying or fruit trees, if done with the
1.'rnnnmical toparstue, costs from ons to three rents per tree.
depending upon the size of the tree and the size of the sprayer.
Why seek newer climes to search for earthy fremitus, whir a
gold mine lie. at your very door?
in i+ the difference between hvhat your Ire's. Trop. and stook
bare fielded and what they can be induce: to yield under the
magi.' influence of the Spramntor.
Why notoin the army of Spramotorenthuaieste? It's to your
profit -the gold mine le your..
LIME SULPHUR. $4.150 per barrel. The required test is
3L Ours tests about :(3.
COAL WOOD COKE
All miens will receive prompt attention.
We have just received a Ora carload crt CEMENT.
CHAS. C. LEE
HARDWARE.. PLVM131NO, STEAM FITTING,
ELECTRIC WIRING.
PHONICS : STORE 22, HOUSE 112.
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TRVIMDDT, APRIL ltl, 1911 7
SHOT TWO BANDITS
Sank Robbers In New Haseiton, B.C..
Were Killed After Robbery
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Two bandits were killed at New
Haselton, B.C., in • battle between
try robbers and a big more of citizens
following the hold-up et the Union
Bank of Canada branch. Six men held
up the bank, and fourAot away with
$1,lue) in cash. Two men, armed with
Hate walked up the road, two others
appeared in the bush at the rear of
the bank. while the last two came
front another direction. The first two
jumped inside the door ut the bank,
and, with rifles raised, called out
"Hands up!" The other four appear-
ed almost at the same instant, taking
up positions outside the bank.
The only customer in the bank wee
Rain Gaslln, who had a stack of cur-
rency and postal orders In his lundsa
and less thau *5b in cash. While his
companion coveted the employes with
his rine, one robber sipped forward
and relieved Gaslln of his cash, also
reaching over the teller's dealt to his
drawer and taking all the currency
within reach. The robbers were not
more than halt a minute in the bank.
As they backed out the clerks began
to reach for their gens, and in reply
to this movement the robbers fired
several shots through counters and
walls- The shooting alarmed the town,
and several cowboys who happened to
be in a hardware store, got their guns
Into play at once. They were backed
up by eitizens, and within a few mom-
enta the ru.11ede was general. Shoot-
ing from rover, the posse did such
effective work that two of the robbers
fell dead in their tracks as they raced
along the' road towards the bush.
Neither of the dead bandits has been
Identlfl: d.
SENTENCED TO DEATH
Krafchenko Fcund Guilty of Killen{,
Bank Manager
On July 9, John Krafchenko 1s to
be hanged at Winnipeg for the mur-
der, on Derember 3 of last year, of
H. M. Arnold. Manager of the Bank
of Montreal at Plum Coulee, Man.
Hratchenko made a statement to the
court, in which he did not deny that
he had been concerned In the hold-up
at the bank. but to which he asserted
positively that he was not the man
who killed Arnold. Then ('hiet Jus-
tice Mather', Imposer' sentence. From
the moment of the reading of the in-
dictment to the last scene of a11, the
prisoner preserved tne► same steady
attitude, and he showed little or no
emotion. even when the death penalty
'was pronounced. 1'h.. trial opened on
March lb and end.d April 9.
FOUR GUNMEN DIED
New York Murderers Were Electro-
cuted Monday Morning
Harry Horowitz, Louis Rosenberg,
Prank Clroticl and Frank Seldenshner
have spent their last day on earth.
As the gunmen whose picturesque
aliases were flung across the continent
after the murder of the New York
rambler, Hermann Rosenthal, they
died at dawn on Monday morning In
the electric rhatr at Sing Sing Prison,
convicted of that murder. To rela-
tires who bade them good-bye on
Sunday and to their spiritual advisers
the four condemned men again de-
snared their innocence.
Mrs. Rosenberg, "Lefty Louie's"
blond young wife; Mrs. Horowitz, wife
of "Gyp the Blood"; Mr. and Mrs.
John Clroflci and Paul ('lrofici, rela-
tives of "Dago Frank"; Morris and
Joseph Seldenshner, brothers of
"Whitey Lewis," all spent the early
part of Sunday afternoon in a last
visit to the death cbamber.
LIMITING THE BAG
Hereafter a Sportsman Must Not Take
More Than 200 Birds
Limiting the bag of wild ducks in
one season 40 !M) herds was the de -
arrived at b. 'he Flsh and Game
Committee of the Legislature in regard
to the bill of 1)r. Anderson (South
Essex) who sought to limit the nem-
ber to 100. At the same time, Hoo.
J. O Resume, who presided, said he
would apply to the Federal Govern-
ment to prohibit the export of wild
toed oat .nf tinjai2flgut• .-�4.h�•
eon d9c•tare 1 'Th''lritentton of his bill
was to stop pot -hunters who go In for
the wholesale slaughter of the wild
dock on the St. Clair flats and at
Rontfeau Park on Lake Krle.
AN ARMY OF PEACE
Sir Edward Canon's Address to the
Ulster Volunteers.
S!: (Edward .'araon opened up a
week's campaign In Ulster by pre -
tontine colors to the South Antrim
Volunteers, attended by thousands of
spectators. among whom was Lord
Charles Bere ttnrd To the click of
numerous cameras and moveteR•
picture machines. he addressed Gee
men. In part, he said that they were
an army of peace, an army of the
King. Ile Invoked the spirit of the
defenders of Derry. which he said
was more potent than rifles or artll
eery in opposing the home rule bill
His whole tone was one of restraint,
although he spoke of lister as • nation
Twe Mere Seats
From Indkatloos gathered at the
Ant meetfag of the Select Committee
nt the Legislature to draft the
s. '.'dui'. ter (he red1striketlon bill,
t',. re w111 probably be a net gale of
two goats In the herr )fosse, brought
about by the slltwlnat)on of four pre
sent swarf std the r tten°• of six sew
rid' nos.
T*P Rlag of Sweden was serosa
fully operated on for'ineratkrw of the
etetaseh.
and. getting wet in the rain
is held as being responsible for
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them. Why not save this ex.
pense by l+uv;ng a Raincoat at
We have a choice lot of Spring
Flats and Caps to show you.
Drop in and inspect them.
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Yes! Caught with
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would be a shame
to scold them
when they like it
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-Mea. T. Pinkerton, one of ilia moat
respected resident. of Pinkerton, died
t Monday of last week in her 79th
year.
-Mr. O. %V. Aineley has purchased
the Donald estate of Blanshard, hav-
ing paid $5111111 tot one farm, ;31A1) for
another and $156 for a *operate parcel
of four acres.
--Mary Corelah. behoved wife of Mr.
James Rtsee il. of Hoosoldale. and one
o1 the early trete ler-, in dead at the age
of OH yr.rs. Deceased was very high-
ly respected and beloved by n :arse,
curie of admiring friends who lamella
bar death. Besides her husband, is
grown-up family are left to Ino tri the
lows of a loving wife and mother.
-After two weeks' dela% the Ju.lgee
of the Court of Appeal have et 1111
made puhlic their decision in th_' Con-
nor and Brant township case, wLieh
wee beard in Toronto tw., weeks ago.
They have dismiserd the appeal With
costa. This will be a hard blow toe
the township fathers In addition t this
$QUO.
A Carelessly Treated Cold
is the source of most sickness because drugea
alas, syrups and alcoholic nurtures are
uncertain and unsafe.
Scott's Emulsion has been relied upon tn.
physicians for forty years as the safe and seg .jhle
remedy to suppress the cold and build up tt .'
enfeebled forces to avert throat and lung trouble,
Den 't tolerate alcoholic omehetjtertes, bort tmn'wf
art the Osrsrils. *metra Emalhelle. plus bottle Ilmilieny
fists Stew then a cold. Strew eirowadoe bmp it. t u,;s