The Signal, 1920-5-20, Page 31
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TH SIGNAL : - GODZRIafl, oWr.
Thursday, May 90, 1900.-3
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MINARD'S
King of Pain
LINIMENT
Yessaouth Nora Scotia
MEDICAL.
T R. GEO. HEILEMANN, OS1E0-
PATH. inert/dist m women's and chttdren'
diseases. acute. cis( mc and her sou. dweasel. eye
ger nose and throat, parnal dearness, lumbago
rbneuaw
t,e conditns. Adenoids removed
▪ the- S..--4 is- t loom• ,fie
Hssreya. Thursday. and Satudays,any evening
by aMssauyent
DENTISTRY.
pit. H. G. MACDONELL-HONOR
Graduate teonto University Graduate
al College of atal Surgeons.
aaoearur to the lade adapt side (ltbcot corner
aeeereand Nest street, (rodent b.
• AUCTIONEER.
THOMAS GCNURY,
AucTlu'. Ek.
Mea 1. GoMtch. MI instrtwtieae by tea. or
dlra1�Gaice will be *n meow eowto
mama= Weeeisne
LEGAL. .
G. LAMERON, K. C.. BARRIS-
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Madtoo tin ,t.r GWu,. h thud door from
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Ltt. YAkk1S1 F:k, SOLICITOR, NOTAIllit
YLbLIL, LTC.
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GatlinKb. Telet,hwr as.
meal Estate, Lona and Imunnce.
P HUIDECO , KILLCRAN & CCOKE
B ARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES
PUBLIC:, ETC.
Ossa cm the :r,uare,.ewodsdoor from Rated
on Street. Godersh.
Prorate funds to Ilan at lowest rata.
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H. J 1) Cuuaa.
11IIARLES GARROW, LL. B., BAR.
a4.RIb111,R. at wino. so/tutor, etc.. Godermb
., based at lowest rales.
SEAGER. BARRISTER. SOL-
l1a 1C.:11014. nougt tabic and conveyancer.Oleo-Court Novae. Godench. us.l'ln
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INSURANCE LOANS ETC.
McKiLLOP MUTUAL. FIRE INSUR-
AycE CO -tum and twisted tows prop-
eet/ insured.
Oboes-Ja, CunooilY, Pres, Godench P. O.
1.s. Bvasa. Vors-Pres., Beechwood P.la;Jimmies
aHaya. See.•Tren. Seaturth P.O.
Directors— ll. F. I.tc4reges. k, k. No. a, Sea-
erth. John G. Geieee, No. 4. Naiton; Wilhagt!
Rano,, It. K. No. Z. Sealorth; John benneuiea,
Brodha{en: Geo. Mctjrtner k. k. No. S, Sea -
astir. Hobert 'retina Hewlett: Malcolm Mc -
II wen. Clinton, James Egan. Beechwood, James
Connolly, Godericb.
A1enis: J. W. Yeo. Godet.ch; Alex. Leitch.
R. R. No 1, C hnton. N ahem Chesney, Seafortb
R H,nehky, beaturth. I'ohcr-boldeta can pay all
ad at
s Form, and tettheiri, r.. Cs ClintonR` H. Cuutt�s
G▪ rote'', Kingston
ng
Grocer'', Ken non erect. Goder,ch, or J. N.
Re.d's General Store. bayheid.
Brophe3 Bros.
tae Leading
Funeral Directors
sad Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
at all hours, night or day.
GODERICH
When a man is prosperous. he at-
tes hs uccess tohe hits the bumps he says it's is own hard
THE WEEK AT THE CAPITAL.
By lan Dunrlm.
Ottawa, May 17. -Looking tanned and
the very picture pf health, Sir Rogert
Borden is back in the capital and has
already begun to gather up the loose ends
of work which was awaiting him. 11
appearance are any criterion, be is tit to
resume work, and persons who see him
daily say he is as well as he looks. Just
how far that resumption will be carried
out, however, remains to be seen.
When the Prime Minister went away
some four months ago, he intimated that
his return to office would depend upon
the veteran parliamentarian, Sir George I SHE HAD SUFFERED THE LATE CHAS. F. BIELM.%N.,
Foster. FOR ELE1 EN 1 EARS.
NW Sir George Get 11
This daddy of the Unionists has shown Only Weighed lbw Hundred Puuruls-
a wonderful rejuvenation both in and out Elijah sinew' Praiaea Tanlae fur
of the House during the most recent Restoring Wife's Health.
absence of the chief, and, while there are
other claims for tete leadership wh.ch are -As long as 1 •live 1 will praise Tanlac
bound to be pressed strongly both in and for what it has done for my wire,' said
out of court, there is the ever-present Eu1.ih Mitchell, Oyster Road, Joddere,
danger o! a split in the ranks should the ttautax county, Nova Scotia, Canada,
choice fall on someone who will not be recently. Contuiuing, Mr. Mitchell said:
acceptable to all parts of the machine. ' For the past eleven years my wife
Sir George has succeeded in healing many has been in extremely poor health,
near -breaks and is being strongly• urged Everything- she ate disagreed with her
as the man for the job of holding together and she siWered terribly with indigestion.
what is left until the people are consulted She would bloat badly with gas after every
and say whether or not they will return meal and compl inti of a heavy feeling
this crowd or another. ood
Mutation for Increased Production.
Honorable Simon Fraser Tolmie, Minis-
ter of Agriculture. is one member of the
his health after a stay in the South. The Cabinet who is the right man in the right
only statement that he has thus far made place, judging by his love fur agriculture.
When the House took up consideration of
with regard to his intentions was to the his estimates he read the members a lesson
effect that he was "back to work." on the merits of the humble cow which
Whatever plans he may have up his had the city men gasping for breath.
sleeve in regard to the future he is keep- Cows of the scrub variety and of the
ing them pretty much to himself, and =15,000 kind were equally familiar to him
and as he knocked the one and praised
will ikely do so until towards the end of the other he gave p.enty of evidence of
the month, when he may take the Union- being closely In touch with agncpllure, in
iso members into his confidence and lay awerell its brawhatnches.was neeEducationtiesucceand ed, exaasmplehded, e
the whole situation before them at a told the House how much more profitable
party caucus. at would be to the country d the farmers
Time for a Showdown. were taught to do things properly. The
Now that the Premier is back in Ottawa,
there is a slight tendency to demand a
showdown. During the last few months
Patty_ has bet:aheld together largely
by a feeling of loyalty to the absent, but
that gripping force has been somewhat
shattered. On the surtace there as little
to indicate that the Premier will not gel that a proptr education of the farmers all person, and she says she feels better in
back into harness and the whole Unionist over the Dominion, which should result every way than she has in yet rs She
just like her f had fornted into a lump,
and she would have the worst sort of
cramping pains. Sne was bothered with
constipation s0 bad she had to always be
taking some sort of laxative and at times
suffered with intense headaches. She
was so nervous the least little noise out of
the ordinary would completely upset her
and she would tremble all over and be-
come weak after the least li'tle excite-
ment, and was so restless at night she
could get but little sleep. Sate had fallen
off from 140 to 100 pounds. and was in
such a weak condition and so badly run-
down she was about as near a physical
wreck as anyone ever Lets to be and live,.
She would very often have to give up
entirely and go to bed and at one time
was confined to her bed fur four months-.
"She had taken many different meds
cines but none of them seemed to do her
arts and agricriltuie estimates call a particle of good. Well --I • had been
for $3,903,000, In addition to reading so much in the Halifax newspaRee
$1.100,000 which is authorized by of the good Tanlac was doing otheis t�Iah
statute. This is for experimental 1 got her some, and while she has only
farms, entomology, development of the4. taken five booties tt is ,imply remar
Head of the White Star Line. Whose
Name Is Familiar in (.uderkh.
Charles F. Bie!man, whose death is
announced, was nut only one of the best-
known dozens of Detroit, but was widely
knoan throughout the Central Wes!. He
'was general manager of the White Star
Line of steamships, and was a former
president of the Detroit Board of Com-
merce. He was city councilman at the
time of his death, besides being the vice-
president of the Federal State Bank arid a
memher of many clubs. The thousands
of pleasure -seekers who visit Tashmou
Park every season will have occasion to
remember Chas. F. 'Sidman. for it was
'through his foregght that this popular
outing place was diode possible.
The property of the tate Charles F.
Bielman was almost -entirely lett 'to his
widow, Katherine Bielman, with the
exception of $1,000 to Mrs. Sophia
Sphinks,$2 000 to the Little Sisters cf the
Poor, and 200 shares of White Star Lute
stock to Charles F. Bielman, jr., who was
alsoiven his father's automobile and the
mail boat bearing the sons name. -Great
Lakes Weekly.
'14'I gorry, I'm tired'"`said the hurl and
after the ' day's work. There you go!
You're tired! Here 1 be a-Etandin' over
a hot stove all day. an' you're, worki in
a nice, cool sewer." -Good Morning.
Impossible.
ad where a prominent doctor ex • s
wearing tight shots will aftett
girl's brains ;
tt{at-
dairying and similar industries, and other how it has built her up.
works which the Department proper, s "She is gaining in weight and strength For gals hat have brains do not purchase
for the year. Dr. Tolmie told the House every day and looks like a different tig h shoes.
machine : un smoothly as ever. but behind in increased production in every section can eat anything she wants and never
the scenes there are signs of hurrying and of agriculture, would be worth $.50h.519.• suffer any bad after-effects. Her nerves
scurrying to take advantage of this or 748 to the country. Phis was estimated are getting in fine ccnditicn and she can
that situation, and all this leads many 'to on the basis of so many more bushels of sleep as peaceful as a child all nicht long.
think that other things are on the tapes, grain or potatoes, so many more pounds She never comp'ains of a pain of any t
The return of the Premier has not of beef, pork or mutton. and so many kind any more and has not had a headache
poured oil on the turbulent seas of gossip. eggs which could be produced under since she started taking Tenlac. i gas
Rather it has "riled" them anew and better cond tions than thoee now in badly worried over her condition. and 1 Expert A
there are all manner of guesses as to vogue.- cannot tell you how thankful we both are
what will happen and who will be the An Increase of fifty bushels per acre in for the good Tanlac has done her," ' The curate prided him
leader should Sir Robert step aside mud Canada's tato yield would mean more T,minc IS sold in Gtalrrich etc E. R. torical powers.He was
hand the reins of office to another. In the
A este of Energy.
• Mr. Bats-"
show your wile
your house."
• Meek-Nadi
She knows."
ought to brace up and
is running things at
t isn't necessary.
than $38, 000 to the country, while
tet
hope of holding together all the present the additional increase of five or ten
adherents, it is thought by many that Sir bushels of wheat, oats or barley would
Robert may stick until the end of the bring that total to $233,211,082 for
session. or. if he goes, then the mantle- potaloesand grain.
may fall temporarily op the shoulders of
OVER -ACIDITY
.! obs Omni r upset maw a
Nights mei. II Prem memsebbriesid-
dieembed. glee M se blase
KI4IOIDS
on the eoago. slue retains and or
lay n.kea►mg coop- The purity steel
gsodner of Llwe1i pwarasld by
scorT & Books
tahaJW OV SCOTT'S Raf Jl
Raincoats
for men ata ' ;/
remarkable price
MN's Tweed Raincoats. The
coat is cut in the single-
breasted style, .a loose
belt with buckle._ Sizes
34to42 at
$12.45 and $16.45
Wigle and theleading druggist to
every (ul. u.
Improvement of seed, cultivation, ler- r
tihzers-all had their value to the coun-
try, said Dr. Tolmie, who also impressed
upon the House the value of proper
gration. Men should be induce) to come
to Canada who would make good as
farmers, but this country did not want
more of the snap -box orator type. There
was less unrest among the farmers than
in any other clan in Canada. said the
Minister, but there was need for stabliz- t
I anion of the industry. The House was
duly impresssd by the battalionaf figures
hurled at it, and accepted the estimates
of what improved conditions would mean
to the farmers of Canada.
Thr Budget This Week.
The budget is promised for Tuesday
From time to{� time Sir George Faster has I
whispered tette the badger would be down
on this or that day. A short time ago he
announced that rt would be down Mon-
day,
day, having been held back a few days to
give Sir Robert the opportunity of casting
his eye over it. Then he ode what he
said would be the final statement in this
ee.
f on his orescribing the
downward path of the sin and used
the metaphor of a ship drifting and going
to pieces on the rocks. A sailor in the
audience was deeply interested.
"The waves dash over her!" bellowed
egard, and told the House that Tuesday the curate. -Her sails are Spices -H-er
next was the great day.. From then on, yards are gone ! Her masts are shivered
and for three weeks or so to come, it it, Her helm is useless ! She is driving
r T,t: ,*ems no ,I+ope•. Can
nabs dot tj . ?" �
1 he tailor rose`iticavahis seat,her his eyesAwrild
with excitement.
"Let go the anchor. 'ye lubber !" be
shouted.
anticipated, there Will be talk cn top of
other talk. The members on the front
benches. together with those farther
back, will want to say their say on the
budget. The Liberals whisper confid en -
rally that there will likely be splits in the
Government ranks. ani Government,''
supporters aver that the Liberals from I`•,
Ontario are not in accord with the views'
o. those from Quebec.
Mackenzie King has a difi'icu t task
ahead. The platform laid down by the
National Progressive patty presages a
ow -tariff amendment from Mr. Crerar or
one of his follower!, and the Liberal 1
platf ,rm as laid down is sufficiently like
that of the farmers to create an interesting I
s matron.
Apart from any danger of a split within
his own ranks, and there have been
prominent Liberals going here and there '
about the cr-nittry preparing the people
1.
Purity ! Purity! Purity!
The one dominating note that runs all through
the making of Sunlight Soap is Purity. The
$5,000 Guarantee you get with every single
bar is not a mere advertifement. It marks
a standard set for the buyers who select the
choice Sunlight Soap materials -for the soap
boiler -for the expert chemists -for the girls,
even who wrap and pack Sunlight.
Insist on •• the Soap you ask fore
--- -- for a move toward "mild protection,"
whatever that may mean. King faces the
n danger t 1 alienating the farmers' affec-
tions, if such things exist for him, and
BY. Da. VALENTIN& More. disrupting a near -union between the two •
sections now in Opposition. Whatever •
the outcome, there will be oceans of talk,
for the great and wouldbe great :rust all
advance their views on such a subject,
Strong Wome
flea's Fawn Raincoats. Made
in single-breasted style,
double -stitched seams.
Sizes 34 to 46 at
$7.45
M. Robins
South Side Square - Goderkti
(yPEN. EVENINGS
Go to Church Sunday, May 23
Go to Hs Boot Shop
for utiafaefn in Footwear.
Go to Hern's for Trunks
Club Bags, Suitcases and other
travelling goods
Go to Hern's to get your boots repaired.
Mr. Jack Hall does it and does it right.
AAP HERN'S BOOT SHOPz
Women
and men too
-are just as
strong and
healthy as
their blood.
Vigor and
health come
with good
blood. Without good red blood a
woman has a weak heart and poor
nerves. '
In the spring is the best time to
take stock of one's eonditioei. If
the blood is thin and watery, face
pale or pimply, if one is tired and
listless, generally weak. a Spring
Tonic should be taken. An old-
fashioned herbal remedy that was
used by nearly everybody 50 years
ago is still safe and sane because it
contains no alcohol or narcotic. It
is made of roots and herbs and
called Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery. If druggists do not
keep it in tablet form, send 50 cents
for a vial to Dr. Pierce's Invalids'
Hotel in Buffalo. N. Y.
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Franehlse Not ]•et Settled.
in the meantime the Franchise Batt
not likely to be disposed of. It has'nos
reached the stage where comparatively
few contention s clauses r. main to be
disposed of. The lists clause, on which
the Liberals are staging a healthy fight,
was before the committee for some time,
and the net result ori Wednesday nh
was an evidence of blocking tactics which.
appeared when the Minister sought to
hurry the clause through. There are
several amendmentscertain, in this clau$s
and there is no hope of passing it on
Monday afternoon, which will be the
only free time before the budget is brought
down.
Liberal members from this or that
section of the country urged the Govern-
ment to accept the system as it worked in
their districts, but Hon. Hugh Guthrie
held firm. Mackenzie King suggested a
conference between the Minister and the
Liberals, when an attempt would be
made to fit the clause to the needs of the
various Provinces. That conference is to
be held before the bill comes up again.
Much Wotit Vet to fan -Dines' -
There is yet a lot of work ahead of the
Commons. In addition to the budgo
debate, which will last anywhere from that
we, ks to a month, there are most of the
estimates to be put through. and also
whafev.•r legislation may he based on the
report of the special committee nn pen-
sions. The order pater already contains
a lot of legislation. se me of it important,
in i he form of res- lutions on which bills
will later be based. so there is work ahead
to keep the legislators busy Inc porno
time. 'The chief Government whip talks
of getting home by the end of June -
here's hoping
PUT CREAM IN NOSE
AND STOP CATARRH
TsIH Hew To Opoa Nos-
tril. sad Fad Herod- o1Jg.
Yon feel Ane in a few momenta Yoar
told in head or catarrh will be goes.
Your clogged nostrils will epee. The aft
pismire of icier bead will clear and
you eau breaths freely.No more dull -
sena headache; no wking, snnIisig,
mucous disobarges er dryness; no strtsg'
gling Inc breath at night.
a Tell your druggist you want a Ma
battle of Ely's Crean Balm. • Apply a
Henle of this fragrant, antiseptic, enami
in year nostrils, let It prmetrwtw through
ge
every air passaof the head ; moths
sad heal tea swollen, inflamed memos
a ethraea, and relief Domes instantly
e it he lest what every *MA and eatarrls
'wf seer Hoed& Dont May Muffed -up
sad miserable. R
Stomach
Disorders
There are no remedies- or med-
ictnea.so effective for the treatment
for the various Stomach Disorders
as Hacking's Heart and Nerve
Remedy and Hacking's Kidney and
Liver Pills. This we know, from the
exper:enc. we have had from these
preparations and from the know-
ledge we have ot the action and
medicinal effect of the different
drugs and herbs fist Into eke
ocrmrww on of tthese twrotgo'woodertul
roamedfeS.
The Appetite May be either exag-
gerated. peverted, dimkniehed or en-
tirely lost, Lbws preparations will
resume tt. The °audkton may be
either Acute or Chronic or the
Nerves supplying the Stomach may
be defscttve or there may be Gas on
the Stomach due to Fermentation or
Decomposition of Foods; no matter
what the trouble may be this treat-
ment will tone up the organs of the
entire syahem and bring back tie
giorkins good bealth that yon so
mach desire.
Pain after Eating, Vomiting. Grad-
ual Loss of Flesh and Strength.
Dyspepsia and Anaemia are some of
the Symptoms of Stomseit Disorders
that quk'kly dieapprar when you use
Hacking's. in order to reffect a cure.
however, patience 1s as essential as
the right remedy and anyone who
has been ailing for any length of
time. should not ex'pec't to be erred
In a few demo. Roy 6 boxes of Hack-
ing's Heart and Nerve Remedy and
3 of Hacking's Kidney and Liver
P ills and give them a good trial. Re
auto to get Hackings.
R. Tait
Electrical Contractor
Wiring of all kinds up to date
for Teleuhones, Horglar Alarms,
Police Patrol and Firs. Alarms
Systems.
Prlvato HrAid••ncesand P,usinr'ss
Places -a specialty.
All Work Gurr nteod.
Electric rrrma. Toaster. (irllit.
Fans. Vacuum Cleaners, Washing
Machines, PlasheIghte a n d
Batteries of all kinds always on
hand.
Ring rip M1 or 193 and have ns
give you an estimate on yonr
wiring. it will be done ght.
Robt. Tait
Wes Street : Nest Poetofftee
-" " Phones -Shop 12, House 191
VISIERass
LIVER BROTHERS LIMITED, TORONTO ss
Cori !-
"What time does the tie come in here.
Mr. Fisherman
"Why, you young rascal, 've told you
three or four times already. five fifty-
five."
Little Max-"1'es. 1 know. but do so
like to see your whiskers waggle. Mr.
Fisherman, when you say 'five
five.' "
Hopeless.
-When 1 grow up, and marry. mother.
*III 1 have a husband like papa :"'
"1 hope so, dear," said mother.
"And If 1 don't marry, will 1 be like
Aunt Sue 7"
"1 hope so."
•'Graciou, "' said the girl as she turned
away. "w hat a he I'm in !"
C. C. M. Prices Only Half Those
of Twenty -Five Years Ago
Twenty-five years ago
$100 to $isQ was paid will-
-- igigirfar a bicycle. .
ose days, riders
took pride in their mounts.
They carefully examined
specifications and equip-
ment before buying.
Then came the slump!
People became careless.
Any kind of a bicycle
was thought good enough.
Price - cheapness -vas
the main consideration.
The Bicycle of Quality
Has Come Back
To -day the bicycle -the
bicycle of quality - has
come back.
Riders are again taking
pride in their mounts and
showing discrimination in
their buying.
They ate demanding
bicycles built of the high -
eat grade materials, -
a11 parts accurately made. •
They are demanding
'bearings that will not only
•. run perfectly when new,
but that will confine', tie
run easily.
They are insisting .s -bi-
cycles that are not - only
easy and comfortable to
ride, but with a quality of
materials that assures safe-
ty in riding.
They are demanding bi-
cycles that will retain the
bright lustre of the show-
room product.
In other words, Canadian
riders are insisting on
C. C. M. Bicycles - the
Standard of Canada -used
and sought for by Bicycle
Riders in all overseas Bri-
tish possessions. ,
C. C. M. Bicycles are
sold at prices consistent
with C. C. M. quality.
To pay leas is to risk -
disappointment.
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