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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1920-4-22, Page 3• THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE THE WEEK AT THE CAPITAL *1 &Bpi 25 .r Lie ITxp -MOUT m C.CIDlaaitt BEWARR OF IMITATIONS 14011) ON Till MERITS OF MINARD'S LINIMENT IGy lou l)undm. Ottawa, April 17.- %VIII" sleeve.: rolled up, as it ....rt., Parliament has gull 110W11 to r-ul work. t;nue' are (he days of nun-ruuleillone weaeuree which could lw hurriedly skippetl tllmugh,-and the real hard stud fast fighting questions are rolling *p 0114' after 11w illm r. lin tar It has se•wel, in wane regards, a sort•of mutual back- slratehhlg 11PMeen I:uvt•ruweut 111141 mpposition, and with nearly two months of the erosion gone' one is apt to hook hark and w her what' Iwo been accomplished. It moist lw re- member.l that only a couple of the •1Iteat haus 41011w•m 'of the Franchise II have passel: practically parte of the Important .•,.tlulates lot re heel den with. aid the Midget speech has not , t (011111 fr the lips of Sir Henry )taylult. I'la% est orate still gullies the ship of state, 'bile the sk}pp•r enjoys the tweezes of wilder .lose, awl s4wta a mesas -neer ow amt then with t` to the officers and crew. •u Is out expected back ore weeks, and town I actions are nil-. ess•nlrer to fly 111 on. J, A. l'al(1rr, a little !Hese. heli he went MEDICAL.. DR. GEO. HEILEMANN, OSTEO- il ?ATH, spectator to women's and children' themes, acute, chrome and DV,* WO diseases. eye ▪ nose and throat, partial dealnem. lumbago sad rheumatic condittpns. Adenoids removed without the knife. (Mice at rlatdence, corner Yalaon and St. Andrew's *traria. t home o/bce Monday., Tberadayaand Satudayo,goy evmmg by spporotaaeot. DENTISTRY. ItR. H. G..bMACDONELL.-HONOR Graduate Toronto University. Graduate a1 College of Dental Surgeons. Seacer s to the late Malty Saie. Ohms comer S quare and west tercel,(.oders b. AucnoMEER. ?THOMAS GUNDRY', 1 AUCTIONEER. B M 17,Godertch. /i'I iruaruci00s by mad o, tet at SgnalUawt ads be 4-14.mV11> site -1,41)d to satltldence telephone 11v. LEGAL., M G. CAMERON, K. C.. BARRIS- R. w ssa• TEbn cur. notary pabh . Ubcs ligisrdtoe Sunt, (.udetah, shad door from fewiseb luau funds to luau at lowest ton- • • sA1tit�:H SOUCITLsyittoL *Y PUflLIC, ETC. Oec.-Stet ng: Back bkta.1.ablaaaStreet Our Wb. Telephone se. -_ Reel Owe, Loans and Ia await.. PROLDFCUT, KILLORAN & (COKE waltaiSTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC. ETC. Dike on the :NAM e, .440014 idem( 1100 Hamel se Motet, Gude-rub. �- lands to krona( swat rates.' K. G.. J+L..Kllue,ar H. J. D. Coosa. carry -on Wort $Ir Itola'rt Bort11 for two or three Iris movements 11 certain. Tia• hast from the Soutll was what iw lark again 111c,k hale and hearty than ,t way. N'Iwther lir . ha wont from the hinder to has out yet been statist. prolably 1• • at the next e the meantime there has been of gossip. ?ss $IcIAL - GODERION, Old?. to the darkness 01 the middl • ages "when bis return and will lay down for their I BROWN WAS FAST Ithe statutesrecugnlzed wig lien and dealt suidlu *w a policy on Wife.' othe'g 11111\G J1UN'N HILL j with them and the penalty was death." w*tU•rN, Whether lw mill Ile• slnnlg "We'll have to k.ok into this." re- euough to regain his hold tut the helm About to quit Work But Taker Tan- marked Chief Ju 1 ce 51ertdititsas the remains to he wen.- There la a feel- lac .,.1 s..Is Fine Now.cowl reselvtd judkmrut on th stated hoc that .,c;se submitted un tehatl tit Mics Ma►gie that -cense of the word, but, sin tow ••l teed my wife one day that if I didn't Faolleck, the Huru i county woman, who other hard, the question arises of who find sca'ething pretty soon to help me 1 was convicted by Judge pitksol at will step forth *s a leader strews would lust have to quit work." saw Gudcnch on a cheap of paaetrsing witch- e•uough to hold tow party ,together. Bertram t'rown, (amil atiy. known to his paft aid sorcery at her brother a home From time to tuts there are slight friendeas "Bett," who 16 tmpluyed by Kau Blyth, Ont. Sentence was postponed evidences of this wrwher or that thrPierce-. -.only Company, and reaides petroirg the decision of the appellate mtrattllllg at the leash. f Thr tiov,flvulent ua•udwrs• du rot think alike on tariff tatters. Neitllcr are they united in regard to several of per the past two yeah 1 have suffered !)cath however, l o the level -dons of the Fraw•hi.e lull. lint they are willing to smooth 'over Nose of their difficulties if they 'eau secure other wive inures. 1)11 the whole, the feeling within the Govern - writ rank. is none tos, confident of holding out, but neither 1: them any great rush on the part of the l.11ieral Opposition to tory the /:nvertaweut to the country. if it could .1.. s.. Fight Over F tamblee Bt1I. 'In view of the p,resenl )imrtuluty. It IN interesting to Irate' the att1111(1e of riiriolis sections of tbe-' Hons.. uu the Franchise Dili, at present - the motet pains they would almost draw me double important measure before, the Hotter. and su. h a burning sensation that it ell like there -was a coal of tire in my stom- ach. 1 would have such severe attacks of heartburn they, would ne. rly drive me wild. 1 would Dave bJm ing hezdaches and would sometimes bee e w dizzy 1 would just have to catch hold of some- thing to keep irum taking. I was ex- tremely nervous and could get but little sleep. l would roll and toss Prem olit side of the bed to the other all night long at 4(i Maynard street. Halifax, N.S . while division as to the correctness u Judge describing his, condition before taking Dickson's decitiui. Miss Pullock's fate Tanlac. Continuing he said: now rests with the appellate division. • r is not the punishment from the worst sort of stomach trouble, provided for the offeice by the Canadian and finally became so weak ana felt so .aminal code today, one year's lty.i prison tired all the time that 1 ct uld hardly get )fent rn Ue maximum p about. 1 had no appetite to speak of row appeared h r bliss 1'ulkeck and eE. and could not rat the least thing without gayly, K. C., our the Crown. simply being it dost,, and for a lung -Has 1111., woman been communicating time 1 could not even do Lin; at breakfast With the devil -or .,.recon. else ? and would go for weeks wuhoot eating a queried sir. Vitlkam, single mouthful in the morning, for 1 , Mr.Garruwexplained that under section knew if I did I would suffer from it all oar 44, of tee t.rimwal Ct.de it -had been long. What little I did manage to rat charged war Miss Politick "by skill or would sour and ferment and I would knowledge in any occult or craft science bloat terribly and my heart would poop pretet:ds 10 tell where arty goods lost or irate dreadfully. 1 also had such cramping stolen may be fvuiid•" Mr. Gamow told of the interview be- tween miss Pollock and the seeker of vanished oats. "How much did all this cost ?" asked Sir William. "Fifty cents," returned Mr. Garrow. "And they were periectly satisfied. They telt that they got their money's worth." Mr. Gamow asked whether it would be an offence 11 the things stolen had been . lletated thiough occult science. He urged. that there was co prtteu e, the woman • wan absolutely sin. e. "What ditlrrencd can that make ?" askt[I Sir \11111am. "'Pretend' here means putting herself turward as being able to do tans. It doesn t mean pretending k_nowm: that shetan't d Mr. Gamow declared that the man who' had consulted Miss Pollock had nut been , deceived at ail. Chief Justice Meredith: "We ought , not to strain the law to protect Giese people who take money ,ur nothing." Justice Magee r the y eyes in ther the mere shut t inq,u mood white imparting the information prom the spit its indicated practice of any occult science. Justice Ferguson: "I don't think she coy stomach. troubles, I have a fine pretended to any science at all. out in - appetite and never suffer any had elks( is spirauun." from anything I eat. My nerves are Justice tide 'asked where the line was in ouch good condition 1 can sleep as to be drawn between this and Mime - sound as a Ing all night long and always telling. get up feeling greatly re.reshed. 1 am Mr. Gayly:•'11 don't know what 'occult regaining my, lost weight and strength oe crafty science' nwa'ns,but 1 know the yid my work is a pleasure to me. 1 have intention of the statute, which is to pre• not had a headache isnce I began taking vent this sort ' f thing." Tanlac and never become dizzy and 1 think Tanlac is the greatest medicine A report ort general trade co- nditions ever put on sale in Canada and 1 aro wren out t.y the Federal Rvscon Board nalwaysolea mmendin¢ it whenrver'I fee • att Washington, says manufacturers hold an opportunity." the view that the peak of high pt ices has Tuilar is odd m 1:,111''ri,•h nwid K beerireachef and Bre-expecting a gradual - \1'iglr arlct -the I1iu1 elrtrllLlat la recession. In New et* City as in ether -- - everl: town. big centres. retail buy rs are :hosing signs of a rebellion against high prices - particularly as•re);ards boots, and shoes. Thursday, April 2" 1W.() -:t " Undergrad " Qa4I. w The Gee -eminent has expressed a will- inglle•NN to wake all, reasonable o eon- e•uNsious to les opponents. 111 order to ma leo chi. •14111 .Clair to'' all. 7;he lib- erals, therefore. have adioptrvl 41 give and oak. attltwkr, w herriy they 'have secured s•vr1111 elutllgr4 ill nil r clauses. stat am getting nit •tlt{y 1'11 Their attitude at pot r•ntly lural% that a eheeeins ae 1"118 Hi the I :rrvt•ruuig►t shuWN r W ret mler't wtlliligiess to nisi then) halt-w•ay they 1 and would get up In the morning 1om- 1 pletely 'reed cut. 1 also suffered J 1 1'11 11 t1.very way, dl t It will I will keep their criticism within reason. In 1 *1414' shoots. and to that w'14 they holo constipation and was simply in a bad fix and for two months before i to we err adt'aIItrgree n t w u whirl, ai..e Will $lr Robert ('tors. Back ? $ir•Rohert,' it is eonnde•itty wttt colt the flock together anon -le GARROW. LL. 0 , BAR- ...... etc., Goder N:h 7 ER, artwuay, .e.lr.lw, ned .1 lowest rates. l SEAGER, BARRISTER. SOL- . 11,17C0(, merry, putpleee.end cuaveeyyancer. ur e-CotHMI*.{{.atoede 00-121 IIISU CB, 160.115 &TC. 1ICKILLOP M 'TUAI, f RE INStIR- .i ANCE Co. -Farm and notated town trop - arty -ensured. Pity. (,odereahP. U Oicera-Jas. Connolly, jati Evans. Vice -Pres., lboachwood P. U.. Thomas L HAY% Sec.-Treas.. Seallrth P.0 No. 1. Sea - petit. D V. ' Mei:,ttn. 44. 44 petit, John G. Grieve, No. 4. Nanton; William Sk. KNo2. Seaford). John Bennewleo, gen.rMcCartney oeeI'yHlidr; Mohm Mc - Ru• es. Claim; James Evans, Beechwood. James CennollY, Godetten. God1YKh: Aka. Leetch, A�eriu. J. W. Yen. L. R. No 1, Clinton; wdleala;Chdney.Sealorth, L . HlnchieY. Seaforth. ' • -boldos can pa) at payarn• and get their - rea,Pted at R. i• Marrsh's Clothing Store. ; . H. Cott s Grocery, Kmfslon street. tr1a11a't e' J. H, Red's Genet al Store, `' a started taking Tanlac there was hardly a they ,•,l11{d Ielt fo1Yw thnmch. the minute when 1 Was (ere firm pain and I s11. fight ata roti•. -Them, will 1w r 1 was so weak I could hardly stand to my ,,--_ fight. Inlw'ry1'r. and 111; real one, -whru the House gots along' to the clauses feet �yj talking to a friend pt providing for ,the making of the lists ),int and 'telling him how bad 1 felt. of voters. The followers of Mackenzie when he told me how much good Tanlac 11 tnotr s to sw in Utew• clause s a has dorsi him and advised me (0 go right I we,a,w Tle'y .omen oro osier down to the drug store and get a bottle, 'elft or ten n man e•Id1Rl vote as he felt sure it would do me good also. 'Blit or tn) ('ei(Iuti t by simply %Yell. I took his advice and 1 hadn't • from one to another and ink- taken but a few doses when 1 could notice oath 111 each, , • it wasebt Iping me. 1 have taken six 'atiatpti- tan.let'estl4cs.---4+r►- 1* betties altogether and I am entirely over 1, stalrrll' a tight mi clause g (1outrlbntions tet ha11di- be r puniest, unless hi - malt Wel i- pilltWel iniettnrs alone. Ire+ prof,•ssel 110 4e1 In drive *ghiust their nus In the West. pmt _ea/Lra)4% its ter - low 1(1I to the table fond by the nlw"I 10 protide M. Deeded Protection tit Keep your body well au tlsll nourished and strong and reit th there is little danger. It's ' r?W r tl- essential that you keep up nen, forldl your resistance. There ate , 4111((•41 twat eorpurateel thousands of families who Tla' cress -bei would not dream of being t e•iarw• a ser uryralllar without the protection that - 4 thel?a- a.l,aalaeiis' SCOTT'S 1 tit iu ronstitu.•IM getIwring of a res 1l#' or which It .1-. for candidates ex{a•u. The Fainters' Organ': 1I. H. Gonad. A),NIIlthrtil 1111141 haying been raked stitnrls•y, toy means elf The right idea is toI ImIf toot sow to support his told o1 this ri his con - every dollar or war ran - MOD w -as enabled to give a ami start in the fall with Scott's Emulsion and be-pro- tected epootected for a strenuous winter. It's Scott's Elslsdslsa you alt tsr. & aswaa. teras. Oat. 10.10 Raincoats for men at a remarkable price Mei s Tweed RaMmitu coat is cut inithe single- breasted style, aloose- beelt with bucks - 34 to 42 at $12.45 and $16 °Ott IY''tit skiff and sma • -- t li <Mate. Them was e t war r11uu(th I - f it ine I*Ir{le'elt el a "he.'n• ,Iita'rt 1 with one another in denunciation of 1rT rbc !look. Sl r. (MuhlwruT7f Our'411rh a plan. surety chi+ .roti a yeas etas told "f all agreeturut w'11Mh he anddanger. they urged. .t mai an. ...lit signed wherel'y a cotumirtee at h, 110 Ottawa 10 r'IIrPs•11t 1111 4 Hili la and W11,1 checking his actions herr, a1)41. f ' not one e11.sl1 1141s•y or a group lar that 'he failed to hew to the Blit', (1(11111 ea coistittu-ney. John 111•+1 1114.110.41 11 him 10 ae•puit. while forty Jwr tent. was 'fraud of the worst kind. to go out of his ,---'tors ''011111 detuan I lits re- ming farmers and ru11w•t "their hunt'.et slgm+rtion. a Mars when thiiy did not know whom "Horrible," wee the chums from the th'y might be ea11w1 spoon he sop{sort. ('sovernweut IN•tlrl(rm. Tum Tweed le r. (could diwttird the people were l(.'alsaryl•- John (test 1 ihltrertu i and tors of 11laehila• {.(.litic. *154 sick of J. A. Ilexsmith (Petri-11.mrl E.) vied sends g "rubber sunup" tnOttawn. They anted their 1(5.11 repress' tatives hem nee were willing to pay their share hu. 0 rd g411 Ing them el. Icel. This Mas ,Itis Idea of pore pulitten. Campaign lb 'undo. •'A huller IwD thou pale," deck Dr. .1. W. I'.lwarels 1Frontetsel afl4 a certain se• nun of the Government. Notches roared` approval. A. it. M4' )Lester 1 Itroitai, from the Liberal ranks. mover an amendment which would allow only' \in dividuals to suh- s•rilsr t0 Iarty or crouol1(111tes' funds *1111 limit 111(1141(111x1 subscriptions to 1111.11)0. After a couple of hours de - tette. Hun. Hugel Guthrie puncture( the whole bubble by declaring that what Mr. Its/Master .ought In him i.uu•11dmleit had been haw for years. *tool was already provided for In the hill. wilt, thea.xeeption of the 110.(4*) limit. Publication of funds and de- tails of suhs•rlptione wen' ail provided for. The chins' finally wowed with- out amendment. J. H. Burnham. a thoughtful though at times rather erratic nieidier from Pt•terlsiro, precipitated another debntr oar ca1111Nliglt funds on s whit to reao- luttoni w filch gave holo a ('11*n•e 10 sw-Illg 1 11 axe against Iter. Ben Spence, the Y.M.('.A. and w•veral other organ - teatime. Thera wits est interest delate. in which much ground welt ert•en•11. lack and forth and sideways'. but that was 111N(1I1 all that came of the resolption. In the SpringTime Any fool knows enough to carry an umbrella irks it rains, but the wise man is he who carries ne when it is only CfOliar. Any man will send for a doctor when he gets bedfast, but the wiser one is he who adopts proper measure& before his ills During a hard Mei s Fawn Raincoats. Made in single-breasted style, double -stitched seams. Sizes 34 to 46 at $7.45 • Tie Leading Fusers! Directors asd Embalmers Ogen carefully f fit orad to at all hours, nigbt ,_become serious. winter or the following spring one feels run-down, tired out, weak and nervous. Probably you have suffered from a cold, the Grip or flu, which has left you thin, weak f and pale. This is the time to put .your system in order. TtTs Lime for house-cleaning. A good, old-faabioned alterative "id temperance tole Ts one made' of wild roots and barks, without the uae of alcohol, and called DrPierce's Golden Medical Discovery, in tablet or iiquig form. This is rick Nature's tion., which, restores the tone of the stomach, activity of the liver and steadiness to the nerves, strengthening the whole ystem. First put up by Dr. Pierce over 50 years ago, now procurable .Robins SaatI Side Square Fortunately, few people are mind reders. OPEN EVENINGS at any drug store; or send 10 cents to Dr. Pierce's Laboratory, Bridge - burg, Ont., for trial package. r- ,l'neertnin• Folio, --\\'Ion ore you to' be mar- ried? - • t • M.nil --Tic dressmaker km -n t cidel yet.-Itoeton Transcript. sSNcE 61870mcoli 30 POPpl COUGHS Differences in taste - are not more varied than differences in physical structure. The tendencies and,. typpee of men arepictured in the .Semi - ready physique type _sysstem - where allowance is made or- ` tinct typrg., with 14 variatjons fr each type. It covers the man'who says '1 -can't be Tttted,for fie care- In areIn colours, in textures, in styles and in propor- tions this eolle tion of SemiTeady tailored elothes has the a !vantage of the worth price -label -in -the - pocket, a value based on the cost of the fabric - always. McLEAN BROS. HEADQUARTERS FOR SEMI -READY OUR 1 Touch up Your Furniture and Floors Furniture that is scratched and scarred is an eyesore. 11 the surface is spoiled, the article is considered use- less. This is not so. Save the surface and you save a11. The (:•T.R. Agreement Up .Again. _- 11:414..mtstnke often has great c•on- wenier(ee. in the agreement for the aeptisitlon of the Grand Truk system there were a couple of errors. As a result the hill la again before Partin - Meld and a great deal of old ground Its% been 4'0%'4're1 In debase thereon. The legality of the shareholders meet- ing 111111 of the Government's egrt.- Inent hos leen raised. x1111 Hon. Mnc- k''nzic King drew from the Minister of Railways the admission that If it were not for theme two errors the agreement rebuild have gone Into effect without any fm•ther palaver. The shareholders, said Mr. King, had each heen given a ropy of the agreement with the Government. but Parliament W1114 11 4141 to ratify nn agreement al- ready signed and which it had never had n cite t• to dts•1l44 prgN•rly. This; he protest.d, we. laid in prin- (•Iph, and the MONO went over all the grminil covered In the debate of last session beton. the hill had proceeded very far. irr. Reid teas nnd.r Iwasy torr, hitt him head Sholthlerm are ae•ll"tomel so 11141 v loads 81)41 he carer up %lalling. There was te) 1111141- tl0i of the final result. therefore th.• load on the Minister's mind wax not so heavy a% It might otlwrwlsr• hare 1114.11. 1 Attractive Spring Footwear Our Spring Footwear comprises a shim iig of the IntP"t de'tcns from the best makers.. You will nil our pares Right, el nsisteut with Quality. W11 Invite your ins1N'rtion. , Wonwn's Pumps. Colonials and (,*fords. ranging from 12.75 to If 10.00. Women's fine illgh Boots from $4.ss to 113.10. For Men's Fine Boots and (!*fools WP beep the most iip-tn-date In s.tyde, gnallty and price. Remember this le where you get Quality 111 Repair Work. • 111111 Slogs n Is -"All -este' HaMl,/artisn" HERN'S BOOT SHOP "CARRY ON"! If Constipated, Bilious I or Headachy, take "Cascarets" Feel grandi Ho efficient! Don s tay sick, bilious, headacl] constipated. Re- move the liver and bowel emotes which is keepingyour head dizzy. your tongue 1 coated, ur breath bad and your atom• aeh soar. Why not get a small box of Casear.ta and enjoy the nicest, gentlest laxative -cathartic yogi ewer experienced? (laaearets sewer gripe, sicken or ineon- veni.aee ons lilts Smits, Oil, Calomel or harsh pills. Caaeer.ts bet.g sunshine to ' dowdy minds sad ball -sick bodies. They work while you Oar. 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