The Signal, 1921-1-27, Page 8t
Thur -Sac, January _i, 1021
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"Tie Mysteries. Rifer"
Uy Zane Grey
"Pm Valley of Sleet Men"
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"The Top of the World"
by Ethel 11. Dell
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Canadian Almanacs for 1921,
price this year, $3.50,
BENEFITS FROM THE 1`
FARMERS' ORGANIZATION.
t An Able Address by Bev. K. F. Keimed)
of Re,uuttI r.
At a public meeting held at Itenmil-
� ler on Yriday evening, January 21st,
under the auspice's of the Colborne
Farmers' flub, an address was given
by Rev. 11 F. Kenuely, it.it., of Den-
stiller, who spoke as follows:
I was just detatting In my lOW11 11111141
whether 1 should call you memtwrs of
the I:.F.O. or members of the P.P.l',11.,
People's Progressive Party of Ontario,
for 1 feel that. with all the facilities and
advantages that the farmers have 10
this I'i'ovince, they ought to he .the
most `progressive people in the world.
;('nit 1 believe the time la very near at
hand,when they will have the splendid
opportunity thr•onghout the whole 1Mm-
ihnl of shooing 10 the world what
wonderful developments In political
and .ax•ia1 reform, in Indust rial acrd
1100n'v•ia,l pursuits, and In ethicalion,tl
real. mom,' arhievemcnta, this a tintry
of ours hstcap:41de of performing.
- 1 am glad to hare this privilege of
addressing this gathering tonight and
feel very grateful to your president for
the kind Invitation given to me to take
pert in this evenings program. A few
years ago when 1 was preach-
ing one Sunday In a cer-
tain small town in the southern
part of this Province, they had a semi-
pilw orgaa In the church. They had a
young fellow engaged to pomp the or-
gan by means of a lever at the rear of
the instrument. Sometimes he would
quit pumping when 11e thought they
were near, the end of a hymn and the
power would nun down iiefore the close
--mush to the embarrassment of the
organist and ,t Ike amusement of the
audience. Well, on this particular Sun-
day, the orgautist wnntel to make a good
showing, so she wrote on a card, "Yon
blow away untll 1 glee you the signal
to stop." She gave the card to nae of
the ()Herr, of the church to give to the
boy. The officer. however, ntisluider-
stood her and gave the card to me. So
tonight, if 1 speak too long and you
wish me to stop, i will expect you to
give nweasne signal to that effect.
'111e subject that I ant to speak on
tonit(lit is not one of my ow•n dowsing, Is•t ns 1400k briefly at
but was suggested to nip ' by yews
e - end then 11414:11,:
done.
worthy pre,ide•nt, namely : "What are 1. What are the social benefits of
the edaatiunal ienefita to be derite(I
bes member cot the ('Iub7
front Iwing a wither of the Farmers',
In the Soviet realm) of life we mllat
club?" necessarily get away from the indivl-
NOW, 1 do not know very biliabout
dual unit :w,1 think of the homy or
your basal organization hem,re. neither
family group; where the social 'level•
of Its past nor what you are planning n anent romro(pue es. 'Chen 1114' Kron{r
for ght future, I and so what f may way fug of the linen t+,t gives ns the ennmun-
lonfgbt will be along the IInP of the 1 ity group, with f w corresponding wld
ideal, h vosomething t0 be aimed at. ening of the aortal, life. in this parti-
1 have in my mind tonight, not this
color rase the FVrmer Club might
or that nrg;utizntfon, hut rnilor +a well represent the_ axial life of the
whole group 11' Farmers' Clubs. all whole Ionaunnity, for we are dealing
M ue
related ,c•r and .711114091 with a rural and not urban problem.
together with a common nim an(4d(1 a Then there comes the ever -widening
common purpose. ,IVP might tall it pn ,,ss of assUetM(hlg 011e community
tlw Farmers' Organization of Ontario. ry0�
with another or ore ('lois with another.
or giving it an even wider sweep ere
i iwlieve the Club will help break up
might call it the 1'nlhwl Farmers ofsocial inequalities. .11ist as an indivi-
('anad,e to
111141 i do not think the idealthud gets selfish. or a family, so with
will be attained 111 Its cnmUlerenea community It is ners14ary we 141101114
HYDRO
ELECTRIC
If you ever used an
Electric Iron you would
not want to be without it.
It is both economical and
labor- saving.
Our Electric Washers
will do your washing at a
minimum expense.
Hydro Lamps always in stock
Svc our (1I.14lay at
The Hydro Store
North Side of Square
Ever ything you need
for Fancy Work may 'be
found here.
Call and see the marry
beautiful and wait, ar-
tiiclel we haveinstock.
fll<fl NAL
OODIllRION, OMT.
_ n.. -4v.
Aad
Taldag "FR
MM. M. J. Gone(
3928 Union St., Vancouver, B.C,
"I suffered with all the symptoms
of Female Trouble, with chronic Con-
stipation and constant headaches.
1 ked paint. low 'losers in the back and
tides of the body. I tried various
remedies without relief, and then put
myself under a doctor's care and he
advised me to have as operation. I
refused.
Then, I started taking 'Fruit -a -
tires' ; and from the outset, I felt
better, and skis 'medicine pat coatpieudy
relieved me of all my misery and
suffering. My weight was only 143
pounds and now it ia 168 pounds. f
era free of pain and headaches and the
terrible Constipation ; and what saved
me from misery is the splendid fruit
medicine, 'Fruit+ -fives'."
MRS. M. J. GOBSR.
50e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.
At all dealer* or sent postpaid by
Fruit a -five• limited Ottawa. Ont.
each of these
until we have a world-wide organ' 441-
1 1011 of the tillers of the soil. wttl the
common aim of Making ntrul life I•tsre-
where A happy a 11 contented fe and
with the common pnrpsop of Witting
such an in nence in room e'. troth -
and pol11l s and social eth . that they
may be de to bring arae t a more tol-
enible condition of a airs in every
walk of IIfe.
Considering this ailsomething of the
ideal which farmer in all parts 4)1' the
country are boo- ng forward t0, and
also realizing at whatever may tw
fl1.111e4P41 4111 a atiuuwide or worldwide
scale must 1 planned and worked out
in each 1144 organization Ills an indiv-
idual 11111 , the mos ion norruws down
to the n e, 11'Ity should 1 be n member
of thl. Club? or What are the l t'n4'flts
to 1 derite4? Some of you, no doubt,
air ndy are thinking of financial iwn-
e s. Pm not going to speak of these,
would rather ant even'thiuk of them,
for 1 dm 1101 know• whether there lw
not or not. 11111 1 do not rare.
If 1 thought that the filling of your
own pocketbooks' was the only or even
chief 4.•nefit 1 w011141 .not hare ern
141der4wl it worth awhile to waste an
ening here with you.
Itut there are e«4m
really worth while and wItielt, when
looked at from the right angle. posses.'
M world of good. Amt the benefits i
am aloud to mention are all really
el uta t t te.
1 will summarize them under the
following 114.114114: 111 *octal: (2) poll,-
the i1 ; CO e merrla1 use tndustri14l ;
(41 intellectual; (5) moral or aesthetic.
get away from individual self and r*tl-
bt' we 115e for others. Ain, when'.
mine, hitt rather it PlataIlee•s and ex-
alts respectability. Christ pit the
stamp o/ dignity upon labor. It
is ha 'h the thought that those
who have the white delit•atc hands of
idleness are the real gentlemen. There
is the thought in the world that the
man who, tolls on the farm is wwially
inferior to the man who inn eat bread
ultimo, earning it. There are others
again who think that farm life haus no
i 1 MII drudger
{wrsul identities himself with any Ulu!)
or association that holds ideas and
plans in crnimon with other similar
organiraltioua, he at once Identifies
himself with a whole\group In $7m-
pllthy. milepost. and c0'e,p'rnt1or1. and
this in the very nature of the care must
Is• a great .wo•1a1 benefit.
Tlwn 1 410 not know nnything tetter
than the inHueucv of the Fanners'
Club 1(11011 life in general, to Impress
upon the narrow-mimlel people of this
world that labor and toil are no bar-
riers to reespctability, whether it be
in the field, or shop, or factory. or
THE COLBORNE STORE
Big Reductions in Ready=to=Wear
Winter Coats
Every Winter Coat that has been left in stock
will be sold at a reduction of 50 per cent. Just one-
half price for Coats.
We do not carry merchandise from one season
to another and to clear out the remainder of the Coats
they have been reduced to half-price. Every Coat
must be sold.
C4-hildren's cloth Coats reduced to half-price.
Ladies' cloth Coats reduced 50 per cent.
Ladies' plush Coats reduced 50 per cent.
Do not delay. They must be sold and the
sooner you make your choice the better selection you
will have. They come in all sizes and every wanted
color with big collar trimmed with fur or cloth.
Come while they last at this very low price.
Dresses
Every Dress in the store is reduced 25 per cent.
and some are reduced 35 per cent.
This is an opportunity to buy ready-made
dresses in the very newest designs at a great reduction.
Serge Dresses in many qualities, all reduced 25
per cent.
Silk Dresses all reduced 25 per cent. They
come in all wanted shades in taffeta, duchess and com-
binations with georgette crepe.
Every Dress a real bargain.
Sweater Coats
All Sweater Coats have been cut 50 per cent.
You can buy any Sweater in the store at a reduction of
50 per cent. The styles are the newest and the colors
the prettiest. They come in all sizes for misses and
ladies. This is the season for Sweater C ) ats. Why
not buy while they are so cheap
Pullovers in every wanted shade and size at
one-half price. Just the thing for skating. Be sure
and see these values.
Dress Goods all reduced 20 per cent.
All Cashmere diose and Underwear reduced in price.
J. & CO.
H. COLBORNE
THE HOUSE OF_.RELIABILITY
■
their difficulties and differenees In a
brotherly fashion And I t,elieve this
should be the aim of every Farmers'
Club. not so nuicl, to turn the world
upside dow11, leaving the farmer on
top ural the rest of the world beneath.
Tout rather to give a 14111111TP 414+11 (0
every class. This 0 one greet propa-
ganda that should b,4 earried on by
your organisation, namely, to remedy
all aerial wrtmgs, thrnttglwat every
class, and proclaim that wen should
brother; be the world over.
2.1 want to touch brienfon the
political benefits of being a memtwr
of the Farinera' Club,
The 1'.F.O. Ix bee'oming a .strong
political factor. It baa already dealt
a deathblow to party polities. The
terms Tory and tirtt domot. mean as
:muesli as they used to 1n the estimation
of the younger.generatton of men and
some)). Many an old politician Is
moving out o(dhe party 'maim -as and
niovIng into a manhood that is (le'atinel
to keep pace with the demands of thin
age. We must work for the R444o1 of all
men regardless of class or party. You
have the power In your hands of curb-
ing the power of -the' capitalist and
making it impossible for the profiteer
and the graafter,and the patronage
fiend to ply his dishonest business.
It is not for me to make continent
upon tlw differences than sem to be
arising between your honorable Prem-
ier. Mr. Drury, arsl the aw'retary of
the 1•.1'.(1., Mr. Morrison. Whether
yon shall continue to be the ruling
er so 7• power, mr merely hmld the halanee of
all leg -work and arm work and that i can see one great opportunity
thPre 1s no 11"34 -Work about it. Of before von. and that is to legislate in
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urBigae
Das been All unprecedented success, we have dole big
business, And had ho. s of well -satisfied customers, and every
one is agreed that "eS rman's.$ale" hart been tide
BEST EVER
To shoo' our appreciation of the confidence placed in
us by the general nubile, we have decided 10 1'01111 1111e 011r
bargain -giving till the end of this week.
This will be positively your last ('hanee to STOCK UP
with. (Outwear which you will eventually need, at prit'ex far
below those whirls will prevail for sotne time to come,
HARMAN'S-
The
Leading Shoe Man
Ni�womumuuumtunnuumummmoiramnuiai
mom
1 charms that t s
•power,
course, these words are too idle and
false to refute. 1 would, however.
just make this observation, that the
man who boasts be lows all his work
with his head should be reminded that
such n sane, uptight. honorable and
unprejudiced manner an to win the
admiration and eo-operation of an Pv-
er-Inerssing following. if this he your
gloricros fntnre, then rout will have no
NEW ISSUE
Province of Ontai io
6 Pei- Cent. 20 Year Bonds
Price, $98.29 To yield 6.15 Per Cent.
Bond prices are advancing and this issue will doubtless he absorbed in 48 hours.
$16,000,000 Province of Ontario iwne4in December was oversubscribed in 3 days.
$2,000,000 Province of Alberta issued on a 6.20 basis was oversubscribed in 244-
hours in January.
$1,750,000 Province of New Brttnswirk i,sued a few days ago were oversubscrib-
ed in 24 hours.
I am reserving a large block of the new issue for 0oderich at Issue Prices. To
insure delivery wire or phone your instructions now.
PHONE
316
T. R. NARMSON
Ince and Bond Broker
P.O. BOX
214
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the woodpecker uses thesame bistro- regrets that 7'011 ever ventured rpm a tl at wmdd matPrlally further the enc- I Mrs. Kennedy and Miss Lucy Feagan
ment and is the biggest knocker in the t I hlt'e Weme
sue -
Yes, there is work t0 be done on the i an organization that hvs maade itself im' • tine coin• [ tl •use nlzation dthat th 011 oom-
farm and plenty of It, and you may fir the la•tterw(•nt of life in gen- p bjw9iona1)b duel 111
to the (invernmen a u � h0fh Gan( leelectlons and Stanley Rny-
of the tact that•ylnt 1449• Identified with weight and impression. An ore/Masi_ errs of the Club it passed on. And every
t 1 l t of Raol in mt•tialwr ghoudd feel that the 'olcetws tier resited the I'. F.O. poem.
mllti(•nl career and you will 1w mond 'u
Itefre4h-
body can do a wont o r n u menta were attetwardM served and the
bunny all
chatting up n at Ria large gathering • red thoroughly
manure of all e•th1 and o dlvtdif effort rather rhan ed antisflel with the evening's program.
features). But the greatest moral loess � the officers. It un14Plfl14hnexx prevailed
Ptlt is the (•0ns•ionsue14r atm way have the nK•ndwr would find that, not only i The next meeting will he held in the
of belonging to an organization that did he benefit soc(fally. polltlally and township hall, when a debate will be
financially, but the whole community a feature of the entertainment.
M14 such a w•nn,N•rfnl future before It. +
a future pregnant with golden op1o'r- W011111 1w ts•raefltted. No method.cruld
ft -11 o
get leg -weary and arm -weary and Holy- erol.
ds• brain -wears tam, hot in the m11141 of
1111 this work there should be elven
ample opportunity to develop those
finer traits of eharscter, (hos- tow
social qualities of sympathy, friendli-
ness, kindness, goodwill and brotherli-
ness e� It t Which 110 man or tu*
n s w 1
can live his or her Iwst• and for the
hick of which this old world goes weep annt+t result SR not only establishing
hug
ronamunities all linkod Sup into one a false and reasonable prier to the
barge brotherhood. and riot only show consumer. A reasonable tariff find a
the brotherly spirit toward .('melt other fair amount of fro trade 1. another
ns farmers but toward every other thing. sem 410111)1, that you w111 he given
class of pYop14', merelrunts, me•hantrs, the opportunity to bring about and
manufacturers, etc. 1 think the Farm- whi''li will be Twee Bary iefore the
ern' Chitin thronghont the eotlntry wilt Fetylenr tool selling eondltl0n14 rot thin
help very march In breaking eMwa eoiintry will toe established on a fair
aortal prnJmllee' that are keeping 1)14x141.1
people *part. The intelle'ehlal benefits ore of great
Away down In old Virginia there
wan an Md man whose son* had beat
gone for mans yearn. (bre had gene
west, and another had gone north, and
this old father was taken very 111. A
telegram ego gent toihe boys to crime
home. After a separation of nearly
thirty years they net In the darkness
of the night, took their seats In an
old stage -coach and role nearly fifteen
mile+ and did not knew each other
until, when the day began to break,
:44. What art the eommerrhll use 1n-
dnslrlal Iwwc•flts? f am not thinking of
any selfish benefit to the individual;
but 1 ant thinking of the present In-
equalities of prices. 1 believe 1f the
farmers through their organizations
P could
e front they cut
'4. Y In w' al
united would 1
pot forth such a fremltdon14 effort that
1 s11on11 like to think of the farming • fair prey to the producer but 14114p
Importance. Farming 1s las-outing more
and rnnre a scientific proes.. relntr- liff4•r+•ut classes of fatmt
Ing the n (i'(0 atiln of the very belt tbe Ash ami narrow, the self-routid4 nt
i1 (fit a+n,t eclwrleticc. arab diffident, the broad-minded and
As on or securintong
experts
have the
opportunity of 'trnring experts to ler- practical, the Club on the elm spit
titre 011 fanning. sto, k•ral'ing, fruit- their Isle e+m dept'
growing. etc. and many splendid dem- objective of the members. The mater-
114tn4tlons rat the various phases of Iainstlletlor-oniMerei l 14Immmof the or -
(14.1.1 Itnsh»Indry 4an 144' ''cured by an g*nlhan had the ihait met with
mr erresue nn'
ed by Tthe i whichivid (•01110 not he Obtain -and he hoped more energy wool)) be
ed by (M' individual or the unorgan- 11(1nt tui the fuhtrP onr the ideals
they got n good square hank at e14eh !Tell c(Immnnit}.
other And realized they were brothers. We now ,sone to the lost relax* of enumerated by fir. Kennelly. Moth by
Some of these days the Intoning man benefits greenling to the ebl•odfl(•11tion the ('Inh herr and by nhlvventral
f tralwor-
and the capIfallat will get a good women 1 Rare in the rrmmemrment Of this ganlzatl0n. The co-operative or -
look at each other and find that they Addr•x14. namely. the moral or aesthotle pled noft w s ngred A high-claw'
1a" members. ,iTige'
Gtr brothers and they will mettle their benefit*. a14 oec11411y the tlarsbnldtr , �hmnld •'11
farina'
111 a brotherly spall The Let me homy in brief that with the their Produce rn-(Pe1'1ttvelf• New,
farmer will gut n genu ,the look 14t farmers thoroughly organized eon adoptthrousenlough asaiatance had Meow ,given by
the mannf14c(nrer and the merchant not this r0alatry. they ran !FW, A ma'nila's, t0 either the +►IIP' manager
same of these 4 :174. and they will eome policy of s44.1a1 and moral reform• and
together In a sa•lal «147 Nail 'settle the stnmping 0mt of 1lnlster lilt. and or prrridrnL F:rerynne had some Ideas
Mottles of playing a large part In r." 1w a, optwl eters If rnn'iderwl necessary
adjusting all the social, pdith("1, 111-i whereby the ienefits could lop 4ontine)
1 ideals
r broad Id
' IK the ++I the member And if the
wrongs t ftp
r ol•a1! t R
du+trlAl and
III
ail thus, heiphat tm wake this tWtion_;.aendrai •d by Air. KPnragly were t44rt
of our one 'mi the foremost nations 1 sumclout to Indl14P me'mber'hlp an ap-
of the wol•1t1. p'111 sen xelfNlt motlacs wotdd amt tenrl
to securing the proper kind of mem•
Comments by Mr. Kernichan•
bet -ship.
1
wild that with his five years practl(al
Mr. .1. N. Kernighan. who followel.1
(ex•..erleure with the . F*irntwg Club 1
be (amid agree with all of Mr. Ken-
n, 11y.e eleal'. The 191111s. were, how -
PA or. not pa11aceet for all 11114 ural or
haunt nry• but it rightly used could
remove a great many of the d14Ab111t14s
of the forming profession. Ont of
rY the
Why the Vigil?
"For twenty years." .says A P011tPm-
paR4try, "the xuperinfendent of Soot-
Ia1141 Yard has been watching the King"'
11'e hasten to add that during all that
.lime his Majesty has never done any-
thing to excite snapielon.-Punch.
A short time ago the retail price of
Red Rose Tea (Crimson Label) was re-
duced 10 cents a pound.
Whenever conditions permit, the price
will again be reduced, but never to such
an extent as to lower the quality.
You will always find the quality of
Red Rose Tea all you expect it to be -
the same good tea for over 25 years. .
T. H. ESTABROOKS CO., Ltd.
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