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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1919-4-3, Page 3TES . SIOxu _. OODUIIOH.ONT. Thursday, April 3, 1919.-3 ORI AND ONLY GENUINE BEWARE OF 4 IMITATIONS fi SOEI) ON 8Ei 'rr `St MEXITS OF THE. 25 et.s.tdfiliq lotFtrr�' MINARD'S Ter cmctwins a'; L d/n li ►SINIMENT M DICAL. THE WEEK IN THE LEGISLATURE. The Legislature has commenced to wake up. and during the past week con- siderable progress has been made wOh the work of the session. A great many im- portant matters, however, remain to be dealt with before prorogation. Thirteen bills now appear upon the "IT HAS NO IsQUAL,'• SAYS ED. HOPPER. No Modic:as Did Him A•y Good Till He Took Tanlac. "Tanlac has convinced me th it it has no equal for people in the cnditi m I was in, for It has made me feel like a different person." said Edward Hopper, of 2002 St. Claire avenue. Toronto. Ont• "Por four years," he continued, "1 suffered from an awful case of stomach trouble. My appetite faded and the little cell down hurt vine. I felt like there 1 Iu1 order paper ready for third reading. The I was a lump right in the pit of my stomach Government manages to reduce the num- ber of questions outstanding from time to time, but the Opposition is in an inquisi- tive mor d and continuous:y plies the Government with further interrogate ns. Two important motionsrmanating from the Liberal side of the House will come up for diecusuun during the ensuing week, one by Mr. Parliament of I'rintie Edward demanding a commission to study the reasons for the decline in rural popula- tion, which has been outstanding for some time, and the other by Col. Atkin- son of North Norfolk in reeard to the necessities of the present readjustment penod succeeding the war. Mr. Atkin- son travesties upon the Government the . Hensall by A. M. E. Hemphill, m Blyth necessity for passing legislation to pro -by White City Drug Store, in Wroxeter vide for such matters as a fair wage, fair by J N. Allem, in Londesborob by' .John 11R. GEO. HEILEMANN, °STEO- !•ATH, pec dsrases. acute. thrunsc and nervous des s diens, lumbago •sr, now and throat. tied rbruma1. coodlUons. Adenoids removed without the kruk. °Mice at redetice, cornet Ndeos and St Andrews street.. At home othce Siooday.. Thursdays and SatudaYs: any evening IS appointment. DENTISTRY. a - nit. H. G. MAcDONELL.—HONOR Graduate oneer IY. Graduate Reid College tit DrnlISu Successor to the late Stays SateOffices cursor Souse and West drat. Gudetw"h. AUCTIONEER. THOMAS GU�NDRN �EER. and was constantly belching up soul, un- digested (cod. 1 would get so dizzy that I would almost fall. 1 had dull headaches and telt unfit for work. 1 felt I was get- ting worse and don't believe I could have kept up much longer. have taken four bottles of Tanlac now. and am feeling fine. My appetite is great. and 1 haven't been troubled with indigo tion or gas since I started taking • Tanlac. AI1 that bloated ll the dizziness hasleft rues andI aasially feel like a different person. Tanlac is sold in Goderlch by E. R. Wigle, in Seaforth by C. Aberhart, in Wingham by J. Walton McKibbon. in prices fur the products of the farm, • en- couraging men to go back to the lard, pensions for widows with dependent chil- dren, the suppression of feeblemindedness and social diseases, and making a close ` study of all matters relating to the health I J. H. Simpst'n, in Gorrte -. • and welfare of the people of the Province strong, and in Fordwich by H. Sansom. (including unemployment) with a view to! ADVT. the enlargement of the comfott and hap- piness of the people. - Early in the week the Prime Minister announced the appointment of Sir Wil- toOntario. investigate the charges made by Mr. H. H. Dewar[, M. 1'. P. for South-West th the enforce Rea S7, Godericb. All IrtrM Ilona t.y mail Or lett at Signal Once vial be promptly atltoded to rl�tnee telephone Ile. LEOAL. O. Lourdsberry, _ in Exeter ) Howey. in Brucelield Ly Peter Bowey, in Dashwood by Titin Orme, diEhnffer,ton by Crediton by J. W. S. R. Holmes, in Sheppardton by �• G. CAMERON, K. C.. BARRIS- TI:R, solicitor. notary,. war Office Street, Godea4 thud door Irwin irlItust Nada t0 ken al lowest race. s C. Rs BARinS71.' hO1.ICITOR, NOTARY PUBLIC, lilt:. Oeae- Sterling:Bank' Ilk th. t.sa.ilton Street Gd•rsck. Telepb one w.. Rear Estate. Loan and Insurance. WEATHER FORE('ASTS. May Be Able to Tell What Kind of Coming. "It 15 x most cotupll'X prohl,tu, null, while we hops' for x wlltitlou. I cannot Toronto. ►n connection with go Iwy 1 enyIng that we will likely ment of the liquor law in the Province, go aide sato to forecast what khul of anti particularly in regard to the allega• it winter we goi11R to have. what - be ons against the conduct of uflicers of the icer we may are able to do about other Government O�tttt the Horner liquor case. 'seasons.' sons.' declared Sir Freleriek tltu- Mr. Peter Wllitee K. C , has been ap {w rt In the eturmr of anreraddress to the pointed to assist the Chief Justice in the Royal Ash•ulwuufrsl Soviet y 011 conduct of the investigation. hie. 1 Weather ('uitrots." ehauges In the Aytarst has been suspended pending the 'Weal Weather of the seasons are probably investigation, and one of the results of i the character of a seas in re poditnrY the charges has been the resignation of I and outcome solott of fora ere cemperti the Geo. E. Morrison. a Provincial license in. speaker brit, and these currents are spector.b The Govrrwhlrnt is referring I•Ilxiigtrl, hi ell probability. ler the air the public accounts which Mr. Deward.t I movements in the mob -tropics. "1f women investigated to the pubic ace until this 1s shown to I4• ilw came, there is committee. I stroua reawrt to hope that out very Subsequent Mr. the appointmenthle the loug heave we will 1e elite to say In Of Otoner, raisproed the I ns I November or Dertemlt'r what the char - inthe ute. as raised s: (I)n questions I meter of the rest of Ile winter br • to in the u•e. follows: (1) Whether I the appo ntment of Sir William Meredith hoe.•• Sir Frederick road. as a cbmmissit ner would come before the I III commenting his address, sir House as a motion for consideration; (2) Frederick remarked that the pi -olden) whether counsel. who may call witnesses. had long renutinel unsolved why the °orresponding seasons in different wpb obes allowed and e h atrg rewire the years $1 Id he w1 different. } N.vpt commission; upon whether hearing before the oommisian; l3) whether the scope our pulsations every few y1•ar+. the climate for the part two or three the corn considered deby the Government:rs has hien sno4)e thoiI o nd years Lad retia fuel tar fullyher theedbyI s e.owrin- changed. The winter+ of the hist two whether the commissioner's powers an- i years had Iwr•n extremely coil, and the wider of 1!117-l$ had 14•,11 the Coldest. except for 't'It6: tui the history Of Weletrologieml olrsersotion in Toront,,. The present white'. the speaker raid. Was the wens) u111deft ill the history of the Toronto o111t.'. it the whiter of 11117 -lit nu arts of high pressure. very nitwit higher thin ordinary, prevailed over the Yukon : and turthem Siberia, canning the pn•ptnolenaae• of tulrtherly winds. • This year. Sir Frederick de•hind. there Ittitl been nn such areas of high pre•ssurt•, and all storms had partaken of the chat muter of summer. rather i elms winter, storms. Sir Frederick referred to the vaifae of tieing able to fore•t at the seasons. When w,' knew what was 1• fug. he said. it would be possible (u tell the farmer what kind of (cop to gt•ow-. PROUDFOOT. KILLORAN & COOKE. oleic an investigation men the aim ms BARRISTERS SOLICITORS, NOTARIESI trat:on of the C. T. A. and the enforce- N PUBLIC.ETC• i ment of the law and matters arising out yw.er os the tyri.rt, Nt(nd 'dour tonal. Hal" 1 of , r relating to the conduct of the liquor es Street. Godertcb. Private lands to toes at low rales.) W. Pheot,s•oor, K C. J. L.,Ka.Wa ,' H. J. D. Coosa. .. CHARLES GARROW, LLB.. BAR- 14..11:15T AR- / R15T1N. eitornay..Wtcita, etc., (odsn(b. aasnsy loaned at lowest rats. ( SEAGER, BAKRiSTER, SOL- /. 16ITOR. aotery. public and conveyancer. fie•_ Court Hours. Gods rch. 1N-12mg INSURANCE. LOANS. ETC. bicKILI OP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR- ANCE CO.- Farm and isolated tees prop - Mir inured. nolty, Pres. Gtrderich P. O Uawus-Jai• Con bwoud P.U.:'floeess Jas, Iran. Vice -1 get,/leer E. Har•. Sec. -Tres. SealoP.O. firectun-D. F. jetSealant'e, R, R. No. S, Sea- orth. John G. Grieve, No. 4, ►SenWilliam Ruin. R. No. 2, SeateJohn tb; Brodha{en; Geo. cCartne k. tenNoS. See- not,. ercool, Robert Ferris, Ewen. Clinton;; Jams Keane, Beec4 ..idJulies Connolly. (,oderecb. Agents. J. W. Yeo Gode ch; Alex. Leitch. R. R. No I. Clinton; Yeo, Chesney. S'eeloyr�t� poloist. l . and gelor hs cards remised .1 °R 1 }1en•n'• Clothing Store. Clinton. R. H. Citi a Grocery, Kingston stat, (:odench, 1r J. H• Red's General Stere. IrayMld_ branch of the dt pertinent. The reply of the Premier was that the Government is issuing the commission it- self and that no other counsel would be ap- pointed except Mr. Peter White to as sist the commission. . The commis- sion would only investigate the matters specifically charged by Mr. IJewart, and the public accounts committee would be an avenue whereby Mr. l.ewart could secure whatever mfotmation he sought relating• to the accounts. Mr. Dewart supported Mr. Proudfoot in his demand for representation by counsel. but it is unlikely tnat this will be granted. A bill to regulate the rale of shares, bonds, etc.. has been introduced by the Attorney General. The bill appoints a commissioner to examine into the kind of shat'es which promoters desire to place upon the market. 1t is expected. how- ever, that this bill will fall through on account of the opposition which etas de- veloped to it throughout the country. The Attorney -General said that the principle of "blue-sky" Iegiglation had been endorsed by a great number of competent judges, but when it came to drafting a bill the difficulties had been found almost insurmountable. iIUSIC' 1SABEL R. SCOTT, TEACHER OF Voice. Piano and Organ Pupils prepared tett C•aaerrator7 examinations. A Y ■t M . P. CURRIES, Britannia toed. FREDERIC T. EGENER, Mus, Bac. SINGING PIA RTE PIPE ORGAN Studio, over Dunlops Dru g Store Brophe) Bros. 1 ne Leading Funeral Directors and Embalmers Orden carefully ttendedda� at all hours. night tn GODS/1,10U1 END STOMACH TROUBLE. • • GASES OR DYSPEPSIA TERRIBLE AGONY FROM RHEUMATISM. NOTES The Government has at last accepted the argument of Liberal members to re- gard to permitting women to take seats in the Legislature if elected. and also permitting them to be elected to munici- oaI office. At the lime of the passing of the Franchise Act of 1917 giving women the right to vote .in O,.tario 1 mvincial elections the Literals emphasized the logic of foliosing this up by permitting these new voters to represent the people if so desired. The Liberals could not suppress their mirth at this fresh evi- dence of the Government's pettiness in voting down Liberal proposals and after- wards adopting them as their own. The Government also introduced a bill to enable farmers' wives to become mem- bers of school boards. Estimateg to the tune of over $3,000,- 000 were passed during the week. Two intert sting items were *10,000 for medi- cal and dental inspection in public and separate schools, and $214,000 for techoi cal education. The items were closely criticized, but went through without any particular friction. Mr. Proudfoot, the Liberal leader, again opposed the double salary for J. A. Ellis in connection with the new housing scheme. Mr. Ellis already receives a salary as member of the Ontario Railway and Municipal Board. A change in the truancy laws will be effected by means of a new -bill respect- ing school attendance, under which authority to app int truant officers is transferred from the police commissioners to the school boards. ' Hen. Dr. Cody, Minister of Education. is ill. and the leg�iss1letion regarding con- eolidated rural schools was brought in by the Minister of Lands. Forests and Mines. The bill is not compulsory in any way, but grants local option to rural achoOls in the matter of consolidation. A grant of $100,0110 has been voted for meeting the problem of transportation of pupils. An interesting bill has for its object the development of cntntllunity halls and athletic grounds in the rural districts of the Province. The Government will make a grant of 'went) Ave per cent. of the coat of constructing a re mmunity hal up to a maximum of $2;000. 'Papa's Olapepsln" makes sick, sour, gassy stomachs aunty feel fine in Ave minute*. if what ynn just ate is souring nn your stomach or lies like • lump of Iced. or you belch t sr and eruetate emir, asdigeated fond, or have a feeling of diryineaa, heartburn, fullness, nausea, lad t•de in month and stomach -head. ache, you can get relief In Ave minutes by nentreliatag acidity. Pot an end to spelt .tomer b diatreaa now by getting a large fifty -cent case of Pape'° Diapep•1n from any drag store. 9 You realise le Are minutes haw needlres It Is to wffer from Indlgeettoe. dysp7rda or oily atom rich disorder caused by fond fereseatation alae to excessive acid is stnmatb. • :l Sufferer Shows How Complete Relief Was Obtained. ithe•nw+tlsm is a trouble extt.-ttu•Iy difficult to get rid of. 1f a tendels•y to rheumatism Is establlshwl in the ,yer(ent 1t nlakem Itself manifest Ly a return of the acute pants with every spell of had weather. This Is why sn many people think the trouble Is due to void or Stamp. The feet is known. however. to tuedkvl men, that with the tippet. rinee of Own mit tIsm there is a rapid Ihinniug of the 11114141, nod that the rheumatic lsdsmm ale only expelled from the system when the IIIittI is restore) to its normal iyidi- tiun. Tits Mentis that to drive rhen- mntisnl from the myttetll It mast be treated through the )lost, nod for this purpose no !other meliehw has I41'11 sir s11eemaful as 1)r. Willhtn+ Pink Pills. These pills renew and enrich the blood, thus driving out the rhe amntie poison, easing the aching. painful. swollen ),)teles. and restoring the Viet int to general gash health. .ttnnng the rheumatic sufferer. who luaye been curvlby the time of this medicine 1s Mrm. Wm. Johnston, elta t ha in. tint., who sacs: "?ktnm yell 114 ago. while Ilting In Minim For- est. 1 wits stricken with inflammatory rh,inuntkm, from which 1 suffered terrible agony. Neither the doctor who attended nit. nor the r•tllelil'+ 1 tried gats,• more than n lit 11e relief for a Ilene, and att n emu mull e. 1 grew very weak /411/1 wits 101 the verge of nervoum prostration. At this stagy nn made xdviw'd rare to try 11r. Wil- liams' Plink I'llis, as they had cured him of a srrere titlark of rheumatism 1 took Ills advice Mai faithfully used the pills for /several month.. when 1 i found myself fully restornl at health with every vestige o the rlienntnti-ur and every symptoni of the Herr.• trnttlie• glum 1 Imre had iu retort' of Whet trouble star, and feel very grntefnl for what 10 ))'l)))ame l'lnk I'llls (11.1 for tie." 1)r. Williams )'Ink fills awn Iw• oar (a I lied through any medicine dealer. or tui)' 1.' had by mall,at no .ruts a I411N or mix Iwtxes for *2.t,0 fermi The lir. 1Y111inmi Medicine Co., Hnw•Ireille, Ont. Ever notice what a lot of friends your rat min have y (iorerinlewt Land M ItIeolent Selrente. ala speaking of the (iooermitent InfwI watt lenient w•Ileme for ret/Heller) tni- dlerr the other day Mr Strathern, ngrtcniturgi repr•s'utiitive. «mid: "A honor (lf N1an In swllllers Is all rtgh( end will work out fine in many cairee, tent what 1 would like to see would be Farming Is Big Business Farming is "big business" of the biggest kind. Canadian farms yielded $650,000,000 in exports of agrit'tiltural products last year—nearly $100,000,000 greater than the manufactured exports for the same period. This, in ad- dition to the huge amount of food consumed at home. The modern farmer equips himself not -only with the latest information as to his "trade," but with a broad grasp of world's affairs. His place of business must be made worth living in, not only for himself, but for his wife and children, for they are his partners, in a sense, which holds good in no other "business concern." The most valuable information to him, therefore, is that which tells of prices for his products. The Toronto Daily Star prints information daily, clearly and accurately. The market reports are from Toronto, Chicago, and Winnipeg, and cover cattle, grain, dairy products, vegetables, hides, and wool. In addition The Toronto Daily Star carries daily the news of the world for that day—presented by an im- pressive array of special correspondents. Home news, too, bright, crisp, well-written. Big events writ- ten about in a big way, and printed 90 that "grandma can read it." The Toronto Daily Star Is Useful and Interesting to Farmers There is a real department for "Mrs. Farmer," a Woman's Page, which reflects things which women are inter- ested in from Woman's standpoint. There are elean "comics" for young and old, bedtime stories for little Folks, and dltasmaifng hints for the mothers. The Toronto Daily Star is a safe and profitable visitor to invite into any home. 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Tlnit would mean 1111 over the Prot Ince nu overage of stunt $til) per year for a tom -I Ire) -acre tern. There would be prniticnlly lm object hill to mach a scheme. It would 1 be a m•etgnitlon of the s'rsle• given by the retnrnel men and would atlntet the right sort of mon to the land, the men who rently wislt to tarn and who meson to stick to it," Mr, tltMlwra, and Miler representa- tli'ra, who were ea)))rl Into commits tion with tint 1)el,Rtteent a couple of week', Ran. nbjeitetd to the terms of the Klan wine adw.nced It the prnmord Mll pawn. By it s termer *odd Mt obliged to repay, from a (Ine- s_ hnnlh•el.,,o•y,, farm. thorlsstwt d,11 tit at the cull of titre years. This night It` done should crops be gaol and eyries rernnln high. hitt should it Will loom x tin of 111111 lurk, shon111 111• 1111 V misfortune with him live stock or hen, rt fallnre or partial failure of crop, thin ntlght (mere n serlotls hardship or an hipnstlbllity 'I'Iw probability Is that the bill will be amended bet' oil. Being brought down. lt'hittever 1s done for the soldiers rt1 111 be of a pnlctieml rtatnre. The ecenlptoll firm taxation looks Bawl to n+. Shit we 11" not think ft world I4• enough. It should he nulpdenn'ntel Icy a Iwnnl. Of a 1,,n either without interest or very easy terms.—Clinton Nies- ((1+'111' i 1 5:,1311.011 IN PRI /ES Are Offered 1 his hear far the Best Diary Kept In Ili. Chase's (' a Ic nota r•.Ulaalrat• it will he or Interest to many of mfr readers to know that the chary 1• petition In connection with 1)r. Thaw•'', Alm•t1:"• W111 le• n'+nnteil this year with MOM vahlslrle• prism MOM were error offered lettere. 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