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2—Tburedoy. March 3, 1921.
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The Fragrance of
• Thursday, March 3, 1931.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
March came in like a Iamb.
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Aceording to Government statistics,
lite average value of farm tenth in
Ontario. Including buildingi. is ETU au
The Rockefeller family fit giving
toveral infinite. for the relief 'Id alb, -
tress in Europe and China. This is
oue teay of making the carefree
Motorist INontribute to the. relief fund.
The Provincial Goveruwent -WA
Wined 4eS.330,4100 under the Housing
Act. and there are no arrears in re-
payments. lu two parrs 2.334 house%
have been built u er the provielohe
of the Act.
March the date of the
deutial inauguration at Waeltingtoti
Was row Wilson' steps out ; Warden
Harding steps in. We trust that
under the new Presidency the rnited
at es ti lid Canada Will continue to be
good neighbor*.
On two successive days lad lweek•
two fonder members of the Cnioniet•
Government site tared want . of edIlfl-
think dissolution and the'elivtion of
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rny cliange in Hydro methods that
would reduce [leer handbell) over the
01117 expeet deids1011:.. tor he made that
Are not dictated lay the vales.
It is good news to tlit• 4mblic that
travel. The latI11.1* r,b.ol. in 'lama.
in 'this a II Itotthetintlit.
names of fornier ratoideM. to whom
ito4tat lama should be NI.Iit '? 4 If are
__, betting the other felbaw 1141 4t ?
An school ?superintendent
thinks steel expressions as.-ifi. &ea"
and "It is tne"' laliatild be allowed.'
tis 111:ly be all right fad a chap who
et care %%limber le• talk. right ot
:Lot but it won't 441-17ii Wail's:414mA
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The fort -1) German Ilisinatek.
the Jargest sate in the earls', is to
he detained 11 Ma jedie. anal '11 .bs
France. The world 11,44 aiver in
the lialfootitury.
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rrotn Tree Giolle's Sword of
five years apt--; rebritary%le, Pete :
"nor ans. in ammal meeting. defea
rr.14~141401 W140 belleVo the
neer-a-By ad' an WaiTeleeetent party In
'We oil know elle( hatatetesi tit OH.'
Patr1111S industry:'
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Anticipates Its exquisite flavour.
Send us a postal for a free sample. Please state the
price you now pay and whether Black, Careen or Mixed
Address Salado., toronto. 5722
differs:Ia. The President chooses Mel
Cabinet front men outside of Cotigregg'
and may. and fromietaly does. ?delete
men who hair never held. public office.
The United States Caleuet taut re -
preseptative of the people and le not
responsible to Congress : it is repre-
sentative 4,f the Preahlenee wishes and
relionsible to the Presi.lent:
may re •e• menile)r4 anal re-appoiut
others 4,1 be almost -4, wItismit refer-
ence to the• the .people or ot
Cottgress regarding the appoitittnente.
In this and other reepects the l'rela
latent is much more of tin autocrytt
than any person in the British velem
of government.
The ameation of the embargo ou
Canadian live\eattle 14 'being heittedly
(11S4114.441 'in tfie Old Country. The
British ferment are in favor of the
eontinuance of the embargo, as it re-
lieves them to Some extent of the route:
petition of Canada's herds. On the
other hand. the luau -atrial chow?.
want the restrictions retuoved,:"belleva
ing that this would sive theui cheaper
meat.- In Canada. too, there 14 a Arr-
a-Mut- of tspinion.i :The orthodox view
among farmers has been that the 42tn-
tire 'stock Maw:tit nria that it' Amid
be removes!. Another view ix that' the
r44111.1Vtli 11144 embargo would not un-
likely result in complia-ationg tvith the
United States. aw Britain would prole
Ably 1.011111114P11 Its wake' upon Canada's
State. softie. anal the United States
mialit. in All. 1.11.111. retaliate atgainst
(*lineal*. Hon. Manning Puberty. Min-
ister of AgrienIture for /Ida rill, 114
leaving, this Week for Engiend to make
another effort for the removal of the
sealbaripe
_,"Ile patriotic enough td he a pro-
be patriorie," has hesei adopted los
By Ian Dunelns
Ottawa, Fel) as.—The debate on the
address in reply to the speech from the
Throne rolls onward, ever ouward, ap-
Patently gathering momentum as „ It
progreeses awl finding no lark of
proaelies which should see the end of
it. there are more ond more speakers
with their 110/44,111,1 fuli of IlearY
thoughts; which they—simply have to
tauload. Thus It bs likely that Weal -
he did not r»Ilv went OW. Howevetr.
neisday, or even Thursday or later.. will
to. It la characteristic a, a' prwei there was la*t yeir. *nil they were
charge?' against the opposition than
!Haim to an exclusive quality of crenw summetja Amendment.
patrtotteni. Am well might one seq. As WPIA PX110eIltil. the Liberate hare
"Ile patriotie enough to be a fertner,"
support of the National Progres
or: "lie patriotic enough to he a Pres-
byterian." or,s"lie,patriotie enough to
be .a prohibitheniet." rroteetioulem
not patriotiam, and a protectionist is
not neeesearily patriotee\ Then. are
United litotes cltizeus owning factories
del* becan4e Hwy believe they ean get
more moiwy out of the l'anaillan,
they contd. 'There are l'anadian pro-
tea -Otani -its who would lesiva. Canada iti
twenty-four hours if tbey bad au op -
manually 'of improving their fortune',
roll around before the omntbum talk -
test Is ruled and the Huu+r NettlesMISER BRONCHITIS
dowu to the f:teruer business of the
session. 'Not. that there 44 any leggin"
of Iutrrest—far from it. ur first the
Opposition and l Glen the Government
throws a new hone of coateutlon into
the ring and then both Niles get shoot
It anal growl their growls. At present
the thief toile of contention Is Mac-
keieale King's motion to rote 'no eon -
Menet)" In the Government. 'Che alts•
position speaker', have hammered
hotly and heavily to drive louts their
point that the country is Alek of the
t-Moulst•('ons,•rrtitive - administration.
and. If they have fiat entirely su(rirvl•
ed In emivineiug their opponents that
much le the atom', they have certainly
convinerl tv ule:elve' that the panacea
for alt elle that the country is heir to
le to 1* hound in the whirlpool of a
general 1‘11.1.t 11111.
The Partin tary Gladiators.
Things vet -livened up considerably
(luring recent days. The sweeties of
the leaders of the (levernment and the
Opposition brought no surprises. Hon.
lir. King' natal to the Government.
"You hare no mandate from the planate
pie
and you are usurpers. (let onl!"
And the !'rime Minister let it be
known by ail end sundry that as far
as )w wee eoneernel the words "get
out" were not in his, ra•abulary., He
'and him followers intended to ;tick
until the 'hitter end. no matter how
bitter It might. la ..lmrause of their
sticking: And again they charged the
Opposition- Mader with • kidding the
troops by c tiling for au election when
IN EXILE
Thousands Liberated
Whatl have you Rot heard the jay
fol Udlapt Bronchitis has been w-
iled—kicked right out of society --
and 100,000 Canadians liberated from
the bondage of this disease. Every
trios of broaohlal trouble is blown to
atoms bythe world'. most etl'setive
disease-estroyer, Buckley's Bronoht-
tis Mixture. No wonder people are
rejoicing( No longer do they dread
the efeota of Dough., ooldst asthma,
ate., and so anxious are they that
others should beaett also, huadrede
of letters have been written
lag the merits of this wonderful
aaalott. remedy. Here le mato lettart—ii
To Whom it may Ooneern: "This la
to certify that 1 had base .afast
for over three weeks with bronehl
and was advised to try Buokl.y
Bronchitis Mixture. I purchased a
bottle and after the third dose I re-
solved relief, and before the bottle
was finished. I was perfectly well.
In making the above assertion I have
no hesitation in saying it le the beat
remedy I ever came la contact with
for heavy oolds and bronehitia. "—
(Signed), Mrs. M. Harding, e/o Dust-
less Brush Co., Toronto. The original
of this testimonial may be aeon at
W. H. Buckley, Limited, 142 Mutual
Bt., Toronto. this mixture, proven is
thousands of Canadian household.,
will give you, sure relief. It cannot
fail. Seventy -Ave cents is Use pries
that stands between you and the road
to health. Take no substitute--tnaist
on the bottle with the "Satisfaction
guaranteed, or money refunded."
Ask your druggist. 19
SOLD IN 1:0BEKI('H BY
J. A. CAMPBELL
For a long time the Agrarians main-
tained a seamy enemy, ars-ening the
arrlral of their chief. but at last the
eat is out of the bag, and Mr. Creme.
In no uncertalti rattan./ li•e4 announced
where he stabile anal incidentally
where the balance of the Agrarians
sta nal. In rega to the King att1141'it
Went. They are -going ft) vote for ie.
not north -131111'1y heenvise they like the-
tititliet terms of it. but !wean+ 1. is tha
better of two alternatives. to r!wir way
'at kl
They could not justify theinsalve• if
'they voted 411/141114 Mr. King' Otel
tlw Enited State* or slime other ing over sinee they emerged from their
anal began to lw CPA,. ill OP
the hest poliei for Canada': -a ugly a
free raider .a reveller -for -tariff
not lif sham) Ita4 tiny mon ?poly
im1111 fra nentlY put forwent Hy pro-
tect ad* 610 teeter glowed llama
pa city of r 11 orgument anal a desire
during the next year .or,two; ktt the A reolistalltrat; bila la the hand -
14) tap, In ligironm reasinti
engineers. ean maale at fearful and
ratIca toll Mlles. al pesseion. woman -fill tiring ; anal the. Pro:c....-
to reekoned with. • nil Tile other
IIAIPI, spljir• of the Western fanner
ruanil,ers undontseally do not want an
eleet ion thruet mon that'll at, the tires -
vett morneut -srheieitr rho,- ro- n-4 for.
removed front riw thoughts of rhe itov-
and. tas be perfe4-tly frank. 110.(0111.4..111
*fly what Might b.• 'their hat If- they
were roomettes' to wait until 19,23 for
Gi‘rbread
that delights
/the kiddies !
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Pie
.ives tad that they- a-gonait afford to
take any clutters on the generosity of
the Government or its election man-
agers. While the Weet will probably
gain more eeatq. there eould be a
eut fanners anal au in -
would make the farmers wonder_ where
their streugth had gone to. And Mr.
Creror el hie follower*. realizing
PerfeCtly well that they fare the
danger sat going itio against a ?stacked
the prineiple that "a seat in the Hamer
beene." they are 'going to stick with
the King banal -wagon and take their
..11411.,Pi new slionid an election he
brought about thereby.
Cremes Flue Specs*.
to Iteer,:fr Mr. 4 aatrar. The Fit Mt
' ere ott richt until he 4141111P„, 11.111,110 of
: their' making a ripple in the /*NIS of
verlessity. awl everyone wit. eager to
-e- who the Oralts Growers' leader
woold ,,:y. Awl It wa,1 worth waiting
for, for when he dial get the Hoer Mr.
1"rcrar .. made what many PeoPle
thought wati net only the best *peed,
of the debate lima far. but the beet ..
..nitoriviti Bights 41,1' holey. fair he le
not 'given to:Such thinly,. but iii. talked
whether or not ene was In entire !sym-
pathy with 111,1 ideas and ideals It was
tos,4isary to atienit that what Mr.
14) trite. ;He flayed the Government,
land )prasentalay talk. of rerleion was
paaal Mille sties.* from the Threw. fro
' thy M1114.11014. I,f protection. W114. III hia
; toe! an attempt to befool the people.
Either is tarifi' WA!. fair rerenne otalt WAX
for prota.;1' . and there was no nse
whieli would Resist aarimiltill'P Wag II
Joker. shiee proteetlen could never be
of raine to an industry mote of the
products of whieh were Kuhl outside of
markets 'rather than at home.
Mr. Crerar raised n lot of Oppesi-
talottrarerre whim he urged the norerro.-
: five years. 111111 fled) I 1141 Met the great-
; 4.41 Illi4:11:11. tile Gorernment hid made
I was Allen It accepted the saft of five
I warships from Great Britain. In re -
i;bird to railways, he stiggested, the alle
pointinent of it Parliamentary eommit-
tee to dismiss the whole matter oat-
' of file hoard of dlreentre with tOW-
lit:dim' el the Niels to bring them
edo al to A proper basis anal /squeeze-
t'lle rater mit.
.t Lit Eseltethent.' .
areatly to the steep of Parliamentary
lite, If they ndd nothing to Da dig -
lariats: eanw during a sweet' toy G. 11.
xiebotam 5.iiironnt E.1. Mr. Nichol -
:on Intl alsint used tip all the oppro.
itchier in l'arlianientary hammer In
:Ittenutthig to describe what were -his
sad f4»aitigs tiovird lion. Mackenzie
K lug. a tol. AM! feeling tie. 1 be ha all,...
. ,vsitti 1 Ii.,,get Hero. A, he declared that .
to lie: Mr. King In a pi..itroin vriiieli
is :Fuld bring him iti contaet with ra-
!Meted teen wrath, ho• int hiwnit In the
have to lore for hitt. Nicholson, wile
before the Spenker called mem Mr,
Niadieb.tan 14, withdraw his words). Ile
tild stt. hot continued to _!.•xpress the t..:
Is-rs. l'afarill of 1.'1.14), broke In with a
challenge to the ' member for .tlgomn .
tq !WPM Jiine in the corridors artal Mee
bfkigiaa order mit of near times end -
Mr. Melielecon completed his 'sweet
A rms. reserves having to he sent. It
was ate exalting episode In a Islay
eventful day and week In the Annals
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New Linoleums
• and oil Cloths
a British Linoleum, 4 yards wide, in a splendid choice
a of patterns—scroll,, block and neat floral patters. Quality
a is exceptionally good. At per square yard $1.39
Oil Cloths in„widths 1,72 and 241 yards, new patterns.
At per square yard, 73a
a LACE CURTAINS
50 pairs white Nottingham 1.aee,Curtain , 2 yalace.ms
a long. in a (*Move of patterns and good .quality of
a Regular $2.71, at per pair $1.26
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Heavy pile, new British Hugs in select patterns :
Size 4', ft. x 6 ft., $22.00. Size 4% ft. x 7% ft, $24.00
Size 6% tt. x 9 ft.. $35.00. Size 9ft. x 10ft., $80.00.
. Size a ft. x 12 ft., $36.00.
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500 i•aeda yard -wide White Cotton, warranted ll abso-
a lutely pure. good weight. formerly 60e, at per yard.... 260
GOSSARD CORSETS
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shoring we hate, all sizes and for all figures. o The Corset
p that never biles its shape. Price $3.00, $4.00, $5.00 and cp.
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a 56'inches wide, finest quality French ail. sol Trieo-
a tine clothsfor suits, dresses, or skirts, black and navy blue.
Regular value $6.75. at per yard. special •$4.60
AXMINSTER RUGS REDUCED
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WHITE COTTON
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Acheson & Son
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711e EAS:FIRSTaav
ntelf anxious to 4117.4;ryelit the nil tr
port, The. pelaple. ;however. 11 judge
Siren Isefa.re tbe 'hilt I 4,4 lion la!,
Me -44r, l'er -"II 11110 G111114
11/11S 1•1t.11 Ian fr..111 what '
the asoninioa•onere 11 Mei. .itel the!
people e ill not be 1.56.1.1 tittles-, the
empitwered to linfeh.trte-are 41f mat
mei future, 110 timber belainging o
this week thaefirtit
-firtit4inteni the Isle* tpu
te one vete onas bylaw. instead of al-
lowing 11114 it VW!' In every ward
linty fevered On" bill. but it WA?, 40.4
fealed. The 4.214,1ug law in frith!,
matter is tiolleeione sts!
in one ward ,,1111,1 WIII IltIre Dilly one
rote. Mettler non may Piave A prop- I
erty of 'nett, ...aliment In three or
three or blur Neliepl. The sritrripl
he changed.
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Be a Successful Cook!
In Canada. as In other IlrItIsh (Imo,
tries, merniser. or the tiding rehired
moat be members' of the Pnrligment
elected by the people. In tire United
Otitis tbe Cabinet system quite
IS
bi 1004
VERY N than. realizes that one
.1-.4 of tile ,crets of successfUl
'cooking 'Win ffieN.iortening used.
Discriminating etAcs use' EASI-'
FIRST. It is a wholesome
.Fliortening, always of the,same high
ctiality. Everything cooked Or baked
wi'.11 it. is light, dainty, appetizing
and easily digested. It is very econ-
.otnical—to hily and to use, for three-
g.es as far' as a pound of many other
_eu,oliing fats.
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Here is a Splendid Ginger-
bread Recipe
X cup EAST Pi R ST
cup brown sugar
g cup sour milk
ei teaspoon baking powder,
54 teaspoon salt
1 eggs
2 C11111
t tablespoon ginger
le teaspoon soda
Cream EASTFIRST and brown sugar,
40.1 molasses and eel' beaten eggs. Add
sour milk, then the sifted flour, malt, bak-
ing powder anal ginger. Beat thoroughly
and add the baking soda, dissolved in a
little sweet milk. Pour into • greased
shallow pan and bake as minutes in a
slow oven.
rour grocer will nob, you —hut get EIS! FIRST—Ains you're sure
eff rooks. Sold In cartons and tio‘
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Gunns Limited
. -riiti West Toronto
tili 4r'
Writ, sa-day for •
cop, of Grans Proved
Reterle Booklet.
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-School of Commerce -
Clinton and Goderich,
OFFERS THE FOLLOWING COURSES -
Business Stenographic
. Secretarial Civil Service
Teachers' Training Course
TIE FOLLOWING A OVA STAGES :
Highly Qualified Tesching Staff
Actual Business System of llorstkeeping
Credential Typewriting Tests
Positions Guaranteed
Vocational Training School
or this district, hy Government appointment. and toulgr in-
spection by Soldiers' Civil Be.establishinent Department.
For Term,. etc . write
B. .1., M. Accts.. Com. Specialist.
Principal Vice -Principal
Phone 198, Clinton
Winter Term begins Monday, January 3rd,., 1921
EAS I FIRST
Boots and Shoes
FOR" two weeks commencing February 12th to Feb.
26th inclusive, the greatest bargains in Footwiar#
can be obtained at MacVicar's Shoe Store. We are
taking our loss and it will be to your 'advantage, as you
will be able to buy vfhat you require at grteatly reduced
prices. The manufacturers -up to the 'present time are
not making the reductions that are being made by us
in this sale. All of the goods that are on sale are the
very best quality and cannot be replaced at the latices
we are offering them to you for. Our profits have
never been large. as we have always tried to give our
customers exceptional values on a very small margin.
Do not miss this sale if you need footwear.
Bring us your Shoe Repairing and have it done rigbt.
0E0. MacV1CAR
NORTH SIDIF. OF' SQUARE
Punctuality la the parent of imetbed.
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