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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1920-12-2, Page 4t • • 6 -numbly, Deeember 2, 192). • 4. , .„... / • THE SIGNAL OPIT ;11t44'' 1 r.r -•,••••• • Silffness b seenie,ing tee quickly keea,ei. mein ielesee seem! lam.aisi. Give* Great Mn A 11 C.a., :5 P.oit .nt . unit, M. 1,..bandh... tiled Aro • Una. .41. any with ..011 reaults Fn.& of rm. our .t 14x rtmoria• t.on 4.1 tell rre tit. VV.‘“ sae. - II El Mn chew trenstno. Ion 01. Th.1. On. -4 • 1 mIlmkj rem mucksith.h.r40.n nt). fa, last monter. • to try Alin•M • *as 444.ed immedtately hi. .0 •ppl..4.11011. 1 prty.a.rid in yon. .1 ster it h. ent.nl• Tlos wintry 1.01 go oct w.thoJt itIS op triN 4,1 44 41•••••••414 ,Afinanf • L..n.nt 'Han 1.44 qv -ser! l. 541 aftql vt!tvra t. 1.11•611, It MINARD'S King of Pain LINIMENT Yarmouth :s SC tali THOMAS GUNDRY. ACCTIONEER. BOX 67, Goderich. All instroetlons by mail or left at Signal office will be promptly attended to. Residence tele- phone 119. ,Il 6/ CAMERON. K. C.. BARRIS- , awe JEER. Solicitor, noteey publle. Oth Hamilton aitreet, Goderiele. third • from remmtree-Trust funds- to n at lowest retell._ C. HATS 11AltRISTER. NO• TAlti.- 14111.1C. ETC. • Offiee--Sterling Bank Bleck. Ham- ilton Street. tioderiels. -Telephone eel. Real Estate. Loans, M1141 Insurance.. 1. PIII1ilerWeateTreillaLOICAN-&-c001-El AllItISTEItS. SOLICITORS, NO- TARfhiS PI BLit , ETC. Office en the Sminre, seemid door from Hamilton Street. Goileriels. Private flLflhis to lion at lowest rates. W. Proud*. K. C., J. L. Killer:i,,. STUDENTS' RESIDENCES . pliAlt-LES (lAltlitIW. 1.1.. 11.. Mill - MISTER. ettorney, notiettor. etc.. • Oederichldaney lonnad at lowtmg rates. r $EAGER. BA !STEIL SOL- ICIT(011. notary public and eim- Buyer. Office -Court House. (',,,i1_ 09-12 When I was a S tudent at the Valveraity of To - Matt, teirty years ago. I lived. trout start to f la seventeen dif- ferent boarding houses. As far as 1 am aware these bowies have nut. or not yet. been Marked with tab- lets. Hut they are all suet tote tound to the vicinity of Of :detail' and Darcy, and St Patrick Streets. Anyon• who doubts the truth of what I have to say may go and look at them. I was not alone th the nomadic life that I led. There were hun- dreds of ua drift- ; Ing about In tets tash8o 1 from one Melancholy habi- tation to another. Wo lived ass rule two or three in a house, sometimes alone. We dined In STEPHEN 1LEACOCK„ the basement. We Canada's Great Humorist, Professor of Political always bad beef. Economy at McGill University. on the table. They used to have a brand of soda biacults in those days he Toronto boarding houses that I have not seen since. They were baker than dog biscuits but with not so much snap. My contemporaries will aR remember them. A great many of the leading barristers and prof. -.di mea of Toronto were fed on them. In the life we led we had practically no opportunitles for sasociadaft en a large scale. no common rooms, no reading rooms, nothing. We sever sae the magaxines.--personally I didn't even know the names of theta. The only Interchange of ideas we ever got was by going over to. the Caer Howell Hotel on University Avenue and interchanging them there_ I mention these melancholy details not for their own sake bat gearely to emphaeize the point that when I speak of studentsdornaltories. amid the larger life which they offer. I speak of what I know. If we had bad at Teronto. when I was it student. the Lind of dame-, torles and dormitory life that they have at Harvard. I don't think I would ever have graduated. I'd have it'en there Mill. The trouble la that the Uweveratties on OUT Continent ate • 'By Stephen LeItelle114' • THOS. memILLAITH TARIFF VIEWS. ,.......- Presented before Tariff Com:1164os IldeedniLialiendost. rThe. Federal Tariff rotnnitiolon. which hes been touting tlw Ihiluittion, held a sitting at Loudon to Monday. Front Tie Toronto State)) report of the Proetwilinge eite take the followitis: Throughout the WhOIN tour of the Tariff Contudesion HO more capable and Intelligent farmer airtime§ have appeared than Mr. Thomas McMillan, of eleatortlt and 11r. Hatolil Currie.. of letrathroy. Mr. IleMilhot who un- surreamfully contrasted South Heron lu 11917. has kali read and thought deeply upon our MC (((((( aide 01111 *Whit ,1101111.11.1, al Ild he presented au . able and well-phrueed memorial to the Coimulesion. After etuphaeixing the ewentlitl stability of rural tivilixation in tittles of unreet. he otid "right down at the foundittlat of ()tar Caundien teatime/ life Is the fartner-basie and vital -and upon him. hie industry and 111,4 dependability. rests tlw hope of the country. The national life of Cate tide may lw liketied to a tree of which the route atilt trunkrepresent agri- culture and int branch -tea the other In. dustriee.' which hinge and depend nem agrleulture. Its et,(444nt condition in normal times Is the great luirometer ef the trade of the vonutry. and Just as aerieulture thotriehee .0 will it set and 11111 Illtaill in ()Wrath 011 the other industritet which hinge and th.Penti UP' MI it." . • Hew Tariff Raises Priests. waking up to theltea of what • University should mean. They wet% very largely. instaut d and o-ganired with the idea that a university was a place where young inn were sent to absorb the contents of books; and to listen to lectures in th classrooma The student was pictured as a pallid ;creature, burning what was called the "midnight oil," his wan face bent over his desk. If you anted to do something for him you gave him a book; if you wanted to something really Ilkeston his behalf you gave hint a whole basketful of t m. If you wanted to go shill farther and be a •real benefactor to the Colle„ at large. you endowed a competitive scholar- ship and set two or more II'd stedents working themselves to death to get it That as 1 see it was abou the idea and theory of ethe Canadian Un1- vers!ties as they used to be. In the tourer 04' time antrthrough the plain teach= of circumstances, we lia% been gettine; away from that idea. We are beginning to toe that the text uk and the cies* room are but a part of the student's life. If they are ta en by themielves. in undiluted doses, - they probably do mite harm than x . They not only injure the students' health but they ler.pairlds mind. Tru education cannot be achieved atter thls fashion. by *bevelling laInfordi n: The most that this can ever give h, ertrItIon and pedantrynever c ity and genuine acquirement The typical product of it is the colle3e p ant possessed of astornack-full of fact but with a ruled the size of a peen and the outlook of a child. - Tbe real Di sedan of education .consista t _the derivation_ of thaword___ Implies) In bringing out of the mind the capacity that is in_iti____L that Horace ,sald. o tn saylag it over Again. orth P. 0. . • Since the melanehely days of jvhieb I speak. • have bad the experiertee F. .51eGregor. R. ft. - '01 licarlY a quarter of a century of post graduate' ork itild of university (din G. Grieco, .'Ne. teaehing. It. is a noble profession, and. with th continued aid of Ul• tuna. it it. mi.- _. -Governors of McGill University. I hope to -have a Er of a mutat-te- epee**, -- firm,. of it at least. before 4 hang by my mortar board stud xi into the arms at p .y it. R. No. 3, 'the trustees of the Carnegie Pension PtInd. But as a college teacher r rh,. Ha Hoek : have long since realized that the most that the teacher, s such. can do mon; Jame* for the student is a very limited matter. The real thing or the student • ficthe life and.enriermment tharsurrounds him. Alt that h realty learn, be learns. In a senseby the pctive operation of his own. inte ect and not Goderielt : es the passive rertp.ent of leetures. And for this active ope tion what -.Clinton: • be needs-rut:lir Is the ronttnueo and Int:mate "contact with h fellows. yill11e..4 Students must live together and eat toeether. talk and smoke ogether, ii iiii.,_ Experience shows that. .that is Low their minds natty "erow. A d they I.- re_ must live together In a rational and comfortable way They must c t In a Iiing , big dining room or hall. with nak heams across the ceiling. and the tied .rs. . glass in the windows and with a shield or tablet Lere and there upon the I. to- remind them het3veen times of the men who went befo: elthr m_anil le narne worthy of the memory of the college if a student is to get from b -Others whal it ought to give him, a college dormitory with the llfe to common that It brings, is his atssotiffeTlItht - A um'(crsItY thiriliffir ft to bpm la cheating him ' - If I were founding a terevcreity.--attill say It with all the seiriousneoit whteb 1 am rapanin dust think Or. that). I would-4mnd first a smoking then seism 1 bad a little more n-bney In hand 1 wofild ?mind • dor- • y; then after that. or mere voperly with that, a decept reading room library ' After -teat tf.1 s111 I had meaty over that I coulJn't use. I ire% profesoor and get some text books: • re conducting a campaien.-just now to raise. or, PR Ere milltoll CROWE,. ETC. - P MUTUAL FIRE -INSI:it- II 1. - - alai Isola tell ode 11.1Irt91. as. Connolly. yreg.. (lode. ANI• • town tree_ Dfilbers- -AiaLE On belielf of the 'formers of the ta 114 Mr. . roots( any antipathy te,indmitrial effort. but it iInscoewas it iontrilttatoxr. totbtppevenue of m I ilneet 9resod PPUIntliP1 1111110 price twee 11144, Inflated by eU*.ttiie iIut1r. He cited !alt the Mei:ince of ' lighting plaints uti ft which there Is a duty of thirty -dee per vele. The result •was that the type -of by the American fernier at $441. had coat Mr.' itellillau $483..at (tittle. UI the articles he nettled w of the raw material of the to /140141.14Y uIglit. 01141 W1844 will 1041. 1111' l'011113 bell* tilted by tuer liuroulault Presideut (1. A. ewton rave a resutee of the year'a trais.elet lone, lit)lutt stream oir ellaartand ilso--onia-41141-11ints' As. t euelation in the city that hall rental*. .. ed ie exist, -ii.'.' 4,11.1 Mlles, operation during- the whole _period of the war. part Seeretury Floody read au intereediug er slid and detatbs1 aceount of tbe Atsmovia- It was a reamouable request lutt Hume tion'm melvitiel) IurIiIg the year. engaged !a .etnaila's greatest tudiestry Captain Prondfoet. treasurer, meortsel should he allowed their'• raw meter- the reeelpts fer the year to he $179.62. lab) either free or at the lowest paw mud expenditure 8122.12. Perlh of Depopulatlea. eller 61 as follows: llon. pries - •The election of offiswiet for the eu- 114 10 of duty. it ww. right that manta„41tweee, hientm. Sir John WiiitS011. 11011. Stoll- ' $11171liti have their raw materials f”ree.' *tor Proudfoot and -11. A. Newton: pneddent. Fred W. 'Hodgson; but why shot.ItI they be privileged in preshlent. Mrs. It. King; chapinin. !W.V. J. A. Itobluson: seeretery. E. FIotMIy: evert•tary. Mies New• ton 1 reasu err. I 'algal!' 1'$:oedema : auttitore.:/. Itoberhion and R. A. $hep - 111r4.• E.iS. Staulairy. It. I14(1[11('(, .Mujor fleck. was in the highest 11111011111 interest L. S. Scott, .1. Mertiat. Itee! Vine - that it id Id be returneej end tliel'1“1111' Meedantee Martin. leer - Whiner 'redressed tll filVOr of rural life. The eonerete suggestions for re- form whteh he semen -tett • ,were the plank.. In the Fanners' phitturin this neetrill? Mr. -ifeMillau then enlarged upon the snielet•t of rural depopulation 141 thdaelo and etreweel its 'obvious perlbt. It was s misfortune for a country to have Its people\ huddled Weenier in large (entree of populittiou and ate the tariff etImulated this tendency. it gueon. Morris!). %Vermeil. Scott. Flood,' al tad Cobblediek.. • Rev. J. A. •IIM,lnson. fivrtuerly its Vtla 114P of St. Paiirs irlintott, and came more the 1 olnUlls$1011 hall to 44844t 24 very intereeing 111141 inetructive Ihden to thou. whireee. partially renditimeett. but Mr. McMillan istrswered a eerie* of inner partii•ularty at a _nature vali•ulet- questions telt by eir Henry Itrayton oil to stimulate action .,ii the higher • uhout wages NMI values of land S.ery plane of nobler attlott$ Ili life, and a Intelligently. He pointiel outoliatithe hearty vote of• Menke wile given him inflation of wimpy wive land a `fictitious et Its close. and possibly temporary value And *aat• ftev. Thos. Neal. president of the 'stied tlie Minister of Finance that he ?reroute ConferetteeNtif the Methodirt ehureh: Rev. W. Vineland. the recent- ly luidoeted. • fission i•Itureli. and 11r. E. S. Casvrell. • assistant librafrian of Tossoste. Aden gave brief addresses. niter 44-111011 re. freshurents mere- eertedand the bet; 11t.141. of the teeming wits ,,qtent 10 tree- -awl -easy social inter•-hotnOl. - That (Mot .11•1•41P9'tioll MIN P11144'44 0114 a stew IVa,... or lite was quite aimeirent., and. it 14 1111.1)* lie a WWI' wore Pt -t' futttr helium- that eritiehmi- tariff Privileges (timid ever I* killed. --P,,ople." g401. "uuty submit to an 'idle -glee for a time, but even without further proywa Son the, dissatisfaction doiriete forth keine* The termer wee handicapped lo 1 iIl Puha need .priees which he had to pity '0! 1110 Imiehinery and equipment owing• o the tariff, sand h- gave a long list f farm uud 14 HILMON OLD BOSS or TOWS/INTO. Flourishing Organisation Has did Prospects for the IFItture. The annual eseeting of the 11 Ohl Hoye' Aiesoeiatiets of Toronto Mail In room 13, of the Y.M.C.A: build Asthma Positive relief la mar% renewed health oertain. RAZ -MAN Rasters* normal br th- % lag. stops mucus -ea - lags In the Orono tubes, elves long Welk of quiet •laeo. A health -building remedy, put up in capsules, easily swallowed, prep( ribed by doctors, sold by druggists, II 00a box. Ask our merest agent or write tJa 101 a Isle trial pa, kage. Templetaas. 142 King West. Toroato, Agents --Dunlop's Drug Stag% tent 118 tha lucs I ree among the many Mummies,' city Iti the future eteti than It oi 11. thi• past. IiEW TERM FROM NOV. 1ST CENTRAL STRATFORD. ONT.. -- The leading cemmerrial school of West.•rti '.0111111er4ial„ Short ha lid a HAI T.111:01 ph 1 rt silents. liraduatett .it pest - thine. Students May enter at any Otoe. Get OU free estalogue. • p, A. 1.ACIILA N, Principe'. NM, -A See -Treat*. No. 3. Seafortli: 4. Vi'aiten: Willie Seafusth: Jena, 41(444.!,: Geo. Ili -Cart Son fortb : litthert 1 Ma leolm )1( -Ewen. EVH11444 Iteeriewrinit, Agents : J. AT. Teo. Alex. •Leitett. It ' 11, No. ChAsn:ty. Sedforth: ley. Sea forth. .I'oliey.holders all payments tind fret their ea celpteil at ft. J.. itorrisies (Io Stare. Clinton: It. Curt's Gr.* Kl.ntesic,n_.strews. t;thierieh. or T. el(Ts Itetlt•TII 1 Store. lei yfield. - -Bropheylkos. The Leading Funeral_DirPr.tors andE'unbalmers Orders ea rcfully 81 atl nt ..•••••• attended to It or (lay. 1;1 11,111,C1 "DANDERIfit" Csir1s1 Save Your Hair! Make It Abundantl 10 and would w. ofzi "Gifts That Diamonds P7arls, Jewelry, Silverware Watches and Clikkii7 For Ladies: and it e rimy ttt Oleo. nt Us whoare hi the ratrtnititzt-thw- la LOS- ins14er60• etifisaitsIde iihat it fa that we mean to do with tt *sea we have it. To my mind the greaten of all our Devlin is the buildtne ef.vellen dormitories to supid), to our students a Wider college Ufa Then Rk Nut igive them now There la 'no nobler object of benefaceen t.itn Oil, There is no Items way 'to .perpetuate an honoured name or to etior'sh tte lamer7 nt ow, who le lost than that the same aad inepeory sho•lst he !swelled, MR deep In stone, over the gate -way of a Collate Dormitoty at 1102111. Those' thildren. Mtitnimr:- land my !svelte and.ptill.7 Whatever for, Willie?" • \ • -ten thnt ;she rgairtrk ft"--- • 'T. -- irk - \ is. tald ba4 44 Int 11)0 11147 If only auntie *mild kiek - tastdretr-Fistittletrith Semis man. One I/ran-hark. A ,Reitttsmn came senth 4, nave a look at Lendetit 11! spent a • few ny. and sped hatir to d In ttd. (in the !leer nigittrof tint- ridurn his 1101e villnge wilds all hie friends RittilerVit 4.1111411 ltitii to hoer him (minion of the town who*' *Mita Rf481. •'111 V Pft with gold" . Ile told the tnle ns only Sent eon-- • eltort and eandlIti, without_ ling: then a friend 7Nri No,pooti•••' st- • lately After a `Thinderine" miss- , your hair f 11'W life, lestre and womiyoue beauty. Appearing twice as heave and plentifel. because NIA hair seems to fluff and thieken. Dont yeur hair stay lifeJees colorless pinin or scraggly. 7,-m, toe want loto 4 loug, strong, beautiful hair. A t*n-reat hot tle of • delight( el arlanderine” freshens yonrseeip cheek, idsmireff and falfht• har This stint- . elating "beauty tnni" gives to Oda. dull. fading /tat, that vonteleiTIWISFt now and abundant thickness -All druggietal ' nfirl "Moo long wtir ye In Lunrion lbw gi tber. Joek?" . Ilthout a week," I4O41k44 the'4100- plied man. -What did ye think o' the tounl- rHoot'.. nmn, It wur all rieht In Its WI)-! imnnon's a fine wee train Del'. but if Is Ileh a long we fra altreaterw" --Anegegg the Heights. Ile: "Yes, 1 cvetAinly like gond f,est.and min ninety% leek forward to the next meal." She- Why dont Foe tnlk of 'high- er Kling" 9*v lw * while*" • (IP : "Mit. my tlear,,tvhat is higher thin fond?" -Life. For Gentlemen: Onyx and Pearl Rings lieddets Brooches Writ Watches Usotiseirea,--1Vir- Signet and Stone -Set Rings Cuff Links \ Tie Pins Watches, all grades and sizes ttrItish.eniumbia general •dee- onna-were held on Wednesda7. turns al pri.ent received are indecisive, but the IAberals appear to t* leading. In Front -Rank Cod-liver ciii stands Ifirst on the list of fats, in the ease with hich it is assimilated. explains why is SCOTT'S EMULSION of supr-efined me- • dicinal cod-liver oil eis sci helpful to those of any age who are run- down in 1 anvone Tewnitfo 440 tier.Y..., " A • 0****••••••••441,41;0,,,.....tearaomdion. 4...-.01.,""4.0•••.••••••••••••~4111111111041111110001ffIre 14 1,4 41, 4111, .0.1411141100111......,_,,,,,, _Int:. •..r• •-• e_ee For the Home: A Tiffany Never -Wind Clock We Guarantee this Clock to Run 12 Months on 1 Ilittorc--- • N Silverware Cut Glass Flatware in the Holmes and Edwards Pattern, Jamestown and DeSancy We also carry "Old Colon -y," "1847 Rogers" and" CommTirtu Plate in the Adams Pattern E. C. Robertson Widehnsaker and Jeweler Cdr. East Street and Square