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THE SIGNAL
Thursday, November 10, 1021.
THE LIBERAL LEADER
lir. Mackenzie King. the Liberal
leader. has been holding n series of
splendid meetings throughout ttn444rt..,
atwl haves this .ve•k 011 a Western
tour. lie Is easily the best platform
speaker of the the' leaders. and
wherever he goes lie leave. the im-
pression of ability, sincerity. abiding
faith in the people. and visorless tight
trig qualitlea.
He tear* aside the euutouneg•: under
which 11r. Meialen would .'conceal the
record of his Coveu•uuleiu--the pi... -
fence that the one l$sne is protertiin
or free trade. 4n4 this 4111006ou he
gives forth 'Ito otas'rt 4144 .011114. 4;04'-
ernme44t advoi\ot es'are fotid of dosIril..,
I FRAGRANCE 1
1
-The aroma of
LAD
TEA
betokens the perfection of the leaf.
Famous for 30 years, Salada never
varies the excellence of its quality.
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tariff lye4isiou• obis h t� 11,•• ").ada hail 741111• to the United States for
vast sums of Money. Last year 67.144
The nwuufaetnrers ..f 4':411:44114 pros- per rent. of 4'amadiau bonds issuer)
p•rel under Littera] lid miniVol nu 4.ai,a wen• wd.1 I4 the 1•nitel states. The
from1s:al t.. 1911. as never b•f..re. fact that we_ ire la'avy debtors tit the
They will have prosperity aKi4:t under states is the grea4te41 factor In the ett•
Ing I1r. King 'As ;•wohbliug" son tbt'. l.il.rrnl tporernul'Ilt, change shunt4.n. \ot oudy do we
tariff 'nue-lion. Iii reality there i.. Pace 4o M.101, Iarge• sums of m0ney
1othlne ••wobbly" atom lir King, on ih..'4 Mr. \l.•igh.•u intend 10 in0rea.4',, aen.ss the line in payment of interest'
the tariff Or :114y other )sons, a• any._the tariff or docs he not 7 The p.•gde shpyear, sharp'. each yr, but further vast
soe will testify whu 11`s 11e44r41 him 41 4 entitled to ei reply. The ....t of sunsrt must he pail for exchange This
*p,ak• . lie states ill tnuti.4 41:.44 4e living is high enough now without aur condition has arisen .ince 1!111. under
term• that "the Liberal, pima does not incr,•ase, 4'on•rrv:4tire rule.
mane) 1• 'r free trade." . it '*\ 1nds. he
ays for a tariff ftymcl., n n the If a 711 per sent. tariff t Iloe. thigh •1'he Farmer) Sun Is having Nome
totem" o1 mon*'p'Ih'. (ridges.' 4;uthrie's- dgtin•• 4 is enough for the -tan at the expel).* of sane. of the
trnMts and m,-rp•r+. hart ii the tnt4 TP1'is tiuunrfai•tnrers of agrlenitural envie- leading -protectionists of the ctluntry.
of the ....tunnel people --n h4riR Hikt.• meet.. why give :ht t0 414 per cent. pr. It .:v••s the name« of a Arose or more
t..•tlon to other maiinfaeturer«'? ""of �pr'minent men. mostly of the city
w111 *duet., the high c+st .'t tiring and
bring comfort into the homes of the .
people. "No legitimate industry mak-
ing a fait profit mad have any fear of na
of Toronto. who drive automobiles
't take it for granted that Your made in the f'nited Stet's. Thetis
is on the voters list for the corn-'nren Include leaders in the Om/Whin
the LIbMr41 tariff policy,- Is h1.. de- i1lg cheilion because you voted before. llannfaetur'r..' Association aid pro -
The on way to iw'.ur•r is to examilre teetionb't politicians w•ho are on record
the list 4 444. your; polling division. • a+ favoring l.asiatiin to penalise the
people for pitying other than Canadian
We nod( bat Mrs. W. II. Fergri- panda. They shout ter "no truck or
trade with the Yankees." but ..pend
their own many for Yankee products.
The Sun stalls also that the mann-
tarn-rent of Canada buy a large pro-
portion of their Bre i,.nranee from
i'nitid )hates companies and gives
the figuree to prove it.
The teal Issue. Mr. King asserts. Is
that of n.4ponsible representative ta4v-
ernmeut in Canada.' lie asks his audi-
enrne if any 'wenn will- say that lie
Or alio. dln•etly or indirectly. hat had
son. formerly 't prontitwit member ill
the North Huron Liberal - aslx'lation.
any 4aie a Ii tis• eleviKlon of Mr. is giving •pl.•ndid a.,ilstanee In tl►r
lieighen to the Premiership. and he Liberal .a444paign in Prince1?drdanl
fluft yet to recelie an affirmative reply. county.
Tet Mr. lfeighen and his t:.nernmPnt
-ba\ve been spending the moneyl of the Toronto i;l4lae : A correspondent
. making appointments to Judge aide If It Is torr Haat the three party
Deop
ships
orders -I
and to the Senate. Isening islwere lo
. were 114 the same year
it 1 g the
finietlon.
ever RIn e. re
eniment sieneil office.
On the rail» y question Mr. King while lir. King and lir. Meighei were
mac . one mtrrpg°
•/.overuureut and in • the mature 1'rovinet. t 4 mt.%rio 1.
of ' generail'*
' R4141 I1eIOAg_ to , the' same- church.. the}
r Itolert lie nli n's (:„v.Preehyterinn. It. • i* true. exeeptlnt�
that M'ri'rernr was born in 11476,
ftkiaee the to Ing over 'of. 2t►1M4t born In 14t7a.
\ miles of rallwn.y. Rh their two bur-
\ den of debt wit t consulting the •
i 1 of n to tl►e c me _4astal' rats on letters to
•
people-In
R In contrast w• h .Sir ilfrid The 1etawa Government has in-
'
a41rer's practcr R Creat Britain. It cart* now four
p pie_ on questions of s. tmportanre.,
.1 1*e
cents to mend a, letter o )
t)seat Briteie: -
eit Pts.uk loud IIrt1A tq Nay fo
while letters .-
eont
The dee
.4 est wit
In the err
chase Parliament was not even a arlla
•
to1411- -Manta toed.
were melted throng
If a Liberal Government hat) dom. this
t proper dieentsein and.
whet a howl there would Kaye been
of' the Grand Trunk. r-
.1 over the discrimination agninst the
eontenipt for the people shown by Mr.
Ildeentetion regarding the expo
of the vast imme of publie
ithieh Ko yearly to the nntional
wart It ham been t
with the Government ratty -aye,
greatt.r pert of $100010.000 of inteir-.;
„l1141-A31,911-__Oro_Gorernment rail.'
wive was Mattel thrIlligh Mit` 1.0•11111•Y.
gm-, of the tilreetoiet of which wen-
direetore of the Government railvi-nym
Thie fa highly improper Anti opported
to the public Intered.
1C1Tift O&M lila oppfedttlid-hi-liC
op• posel tO the handing otter of the
and he also WrItt 011110.0(1 tO 110 Gov-
ernment'it taking over the 4'. P. R.
COmpetition between the two systems
---the pulite-lye/weed spite's and the
hese 111111 101 of *Turin. good railway
adminietration in this country.
Mr. King has mole a lifelong study
of foetal conditions. anti lila aim to. a
The twits
limes to
it are quite
itt,7 on farm p
the tariff ontiw
In. the death of Lady Laurier Can -
held in affectionate regard from coaat
to vomit. Her life 'was bound up in
that of her distinguished husband. and
though she !sought no honors for her-
oelf Ate ithered fully in the homage of
of a -heat acme.' the line
faiL In tialte_eft the 'Font-
respect and lore that Wast paid to Sir
Wilfrid Laurier throughout the fifty
yearm of , their happy life together.
fir a provision of her will the late
_Liberal thieftains hoar At,7421.Mwd Is
left for- the. uee of sitereag ve re.
leaders. It will lie a tine insiplratin,it
to Mr. Kik SIIP11 to his .ueressoni of
the future to live In euch an historic
_.. GODH1oa. oI
DUNGANNON FIRE
FIGHTERS GIVE
Answer Call Over Three Niles
Away and Have Fire Out
In Twelve Minutes
For speed and prompt service 1)11111(811-
min tire brigatie takes a phew alone with
the faei brieades of the city.
This was tlemoustrateit on Tunitlay of
late week %lien the niessime axe tele-
phoned that Congram's house on
the lth eonceseitin of Aslitield was on tire
anti help was needed if „the home erre to
be saved. Within taelve minuet.
non Mei travelled the three anti ti -half
miles Mi the &vile of the tin. 11•41
but their help was not required.
Tlit• lire starteti along the ridge board
anti is beht.veti to havt• been canoed by
spark frtnit the chiuiney. A 11411 wind
was blinving at the time and if much
snore • had elapsed beton. IwIp lied
arrived it etiuki liavt• been very difficult
144 handle.
To all rural daellere it is a eonifort
know that Biggs' gomi rttlItill sperm, the
autornobile and the tt•leplione all are.
factors of reel importaiwe in the promo-
ity life. topeciallly in times of danger or
DUNGANNON
(Intended log last seek.)
lleons. Charles Elliott and Ralph
Dirtier left today on a deer -limiting trip
to tlw North country. --
Mr. and Mrs. D. O. Biekle, of Ilaniii-
ton. are visiting in the village.
lir. David Girvin met with all aecident
anti 14 confined to the teem.. lie efts as-
sistingibiti son Ernest st the farm %hen
he fell hurting his knee.
Mr. Ed. Carter left on Tneaday for his
home at the Soo. lie was accompanied
by Ins mother who %ill make her home
with her son.
Mr. Franklin Thompeon. of London,
who bad been %rating his Another re-
turned ori Tuesday to London. Mrv.
Hugh Glenn accompanied him to London
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Tohinps
LEERURN
(Intended foe last week).
was solemnized on Wedneelay, Novem-
ber 2. at the home of lir. and Mrs. Percy
Stewart, when one of their twin daugh-
„tem Etta Clark, became tbe bride of
Samuel Lloyd, eon of Mr. and Mrs. A.W.
Young, of Nile. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. James Ilantilton, B. A.,
in the presence of tome thirty guests.
The bride who was unattended as given
tlw bride of Morgan Agnew. The erre-
amity ream perforneal by Rev. S. A. Mee -
Alter a short wedding trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Agnew returned to Clinton,
wlwre they sere met by a number of
Mrs. Couch has gone to Kitchener to
visit her atm, sod will later go ou to
Toronto, where die will emend thO winter.
in merrier. by her father. Slw wee
goaned in pit= blue Latin and carried
, white carnation... The wedding march
Was pla ed by the bride's eousin, Miss
included a clock, presented to the groom
by the boys' Bible class of Carlow church,
pi which he le a member. and a bealatiful
le
eetting. The Glebe suggeste that Mr.
' aak -.tome gracions lady" to share
this'Imme with him. Thole who•heeM
the Liberal leader speak at Seaforth
last summer Wrill refill a • remark
which owonwil to. Indicate gild' the elling in a out of rein.deer cloth with
"ghlelous lady" wag already picked henna veltet hat. On their return they
Koos church November 24th. 3-t
y and a rocker from the young
Hallowe'en party at the home of M
John Farrish. The young couple left
trip to Detroit amid ale were of n
not need to be told that a
it.li 44 Shell in the export
f tie use to them. They
tut to trat nri
1, will take up their restidence on the
otit. Probably "the happy event"
follow shortly after Mr King's *rem.- co
'don to the l'remiership in ti , few
ts for a reduction in
good* they, have40
' The Retail.
. diellever in the virtue of the -Iteeall."
role ins,. not want to beeome the re -
The• Government 1411
tee publishes tin aPP..11 I
IIP 1,1114111-
m. referenee to'
CIM•41 41 women id the
in 191 1, wh 11 only a alert nu
women vvere allowed to .,rote.
women who we e digfrattelitgetl by
iletghen 1111T re not forgotten'
however. Their o irtimity realm
!he afFroot will Cour m le...ember 11411,
nab
the .4 that
rity
politleal leader Is to improve! the 4`011-
4fltrOOPI of the matom of the people.
Tlwre le abundant opportunity for
each xerrlee ill remota. end it la lint
too much to hope OHO the (timing In-
fo office within the next few week. of
a Government headed by the IvrHIlant
Ifiberel leader will neher In a new end
better era in this fountry of ours.
EDITORIAL NOTES
le yotir name on the voter.' Het ?
Canada wants a now deal. and will
g et ft ow the lith of Deromber.
They call R the "National Liberal
, end Cioseerrative" party ; hut do you
satire that Contservativea get all the
job* 7
Dont be f rightened by the "tree
trade" bogey. 'Me 'Thera' party dont
not staid tor tree trade. it Mends for
pregentatice of her it mitts In the
whielt the' men have
made the Itritigh Commote4 the model
tleret and the %lord Silt` Will 110 glad
tO 1.0011 II at Any time If a bare major-
ity of till` party respon.itile for her
ion demand. her reaignatinn.
liking at tlu• North Shuns. Farm -
'hat yon neol It man WIPO
'4111101. t lie prinelplee •t his
tirgit 41 a 114,11 stantle for. whose
life is ie and who 11:14 a NH*.
1..4110 Of .100l. 11 Oil reinforced
steel nt th: And even after Mira..
meti that he ...lents the neeill. I
foie they --el I tt on title
batie : int If I am elected and
ft eonventi. composed of one deli. -
gate for I. .11 ten men/bent in
on the next train to hem) it n.
be silimerved that Mc -
ill regents thr. mandate
' IITHI
•
atiott rimy le• tome, in r !maimed
boron; Imes horn' the Unit 1 .Stetes
Before 1111 1 canals borro I very
little from the States. but min their
year. under Tory adminlstratien, Can-
Stops Hair Coming Out :
Thickens, Beautifies.
Good reliable household remedien are
necemeary to good health. For asthma,
Raz -Mali le tlw beat known remedy. Fot
rheumatism, de., Templeton's Rheuma-
tic Capeulem are etandaret Sold locally
t stay
the eeternte of ili-inthea Grey gen.
entity. hut from "farm a labor or -
canine its" Not a q art of the
Opt -Nino may belong vitt r form
this Anal) organlrite minority ay
Moo her at ny t to resign
seat
The Illohe he behind the ago
tint II (Imre* ere that ft metland
of l'a rife mentery Aontrol to crude
and PM CAlltillill041 'tti etre wittiest
of to the general body of the Memory
people The "Resell," at utlitiest by
Mimi Itel'hail, is not sir ment by
the people. btu governroen of the
people, by organised minoritleo oper-
ating 'INS MI tIONOVI doors. It ?ennot
late. The fa I' fltWirg. thommeiree. will
epeettfly dieeever that it 1. the very
CLINTON
Last Stindity afternoon the war me -
mortal tablet wei-unveileti at the poet -
office. llajor-General Pallet, D. S. (4..
Speaker. The band, bugle heind,
high s..hool coil and veteran.. peraded
rent* hurl a bottle of "lianderino"
et any drog store After one applies -
bolt you tan not find a particle of
dandruff or a falling hair. liesi.las,
weary heir shows new life, vigor, bright-
ness, more color and abundance.
Al..x. Mein yre, manager of the Wing -
ham brawl of the Clinton Knitting
Mills, rett ied to the bead office lag
A. See y has wild his lionise on Mary
street t Ezra Pickard. who will take
possess on about the middle of the month.
ton, II.. vimit her thee /Ow vvill
be nt m•veral weeks.
. Penni chinch, Stratford, was the
• -of a pretty wedding when Mum
netts May B4 ntley, of Clinton, became
Ice creamt may come and ice (-rearm
may go, but Blackatone's goes on forever
SSE TR BEMIRES
AND DARKENS HAIR
SCHOOL OF COMMERCE, Clinton, Ontario
Being unab'e at present to open a Goderich Branch have arranged a time table
that students from Goderich may attend all classes, coming down in the afternoon
and returning on evening train. Classes held 2:50 to 8:40 p.m. You will be com•
plytog with the Adolescent Act by attending the School of Commtrce. For courses
rnd terms, Phone 198 or write,
Silk Dresses of the Smartest Sort
Just arrived,- eautiful shades of browns„ watermelon
pinks and poetic etc., trimmed with all the\ new silvery
materials. Sizes 34 tO 42 and prices range $18.00, $20.00.
FUR TRIMMED COATS
Every Coat in our halter clam garments
is original and different/entirely from any
other coat, fur trimmed,/silk lined or fancy
brocade lined and the niaterial of each gar-
ment of all wool velours or in a dozen of the
different new soft cloths: colors -browns,
beavers, blues, etc. prices ranging
UNDERWEAR
Penman's "99" Combinations for men
and women, at per garment, special
PP
Combinations for boys,
at per garment
PAO
Stanfield's extra heavy rib anshrinkable
wove, 36 to 42, men's shirts and drawers,
at per garment
51.75
PENMAN"
Caskmere float., newly priced. Wo-
men's e fashioned, 81/2 to 10, at per
pair .
75c AND 51.00
RUGS
British Wilton Rugs at new prices; .
new patterns. ne_w_stoek.
21/4 x 3 yards, at each special Sago -
3 x 3 yards, at each epeetal W.00
3 x 31/2 yards, at each speeial $45.00
3 x 4 yards, at each special $55.00
SILK LININGS
Skinner's guaranteed for two Reason's
satin lining, 40 in. wide, in 'black, browns,
fawns, grey, for coat linings or furs, at per
yard, special
SATIN DUCHESS -a-
Yard wide in extra heavy Silk Char,
rueuse, deepest lustre. Reg,ular $3.00;. Kt
per yard
5225
PILLOW COTTONS REDUCED
Heavy circular, best quality, 40-42-44
at per yard
SHEETING
40 inch, best quality, purest ,t,o.k, very
heavy, for pillow Mips, sheets or general
household wear. Sold a year annat 60e,
at per yard
25c
GOSSARD CORSETS
The moat popular Cornet in the world
probably today for careful dressers. They
Iiiiilirfitivil-iind-terer lone their-iftiape till
worn out. Priee
W. Acheson Son
Don't Stay Gray! It Darkens
So Naturally that No-
body can Tell.
Tou can turn gray, faded hair beau-
tifully dark and luatrous almost ores
night tf you'll get a bottle of "Wyatt's
Sage and Sulphur Compound" at say
drug store. Millions of bottles of this
old famous Rape Tsa Seeps, Improlood
by the addition of other ingredients.
ars sniff annually, says a welt -known
dregrist ham because 14 darkens the
hair so naturally and event", that ao
one can tell it has been appliedi.
Those whose hair la turning 'ray or
becoming faded have a surprise await-
ing them, homage after one or two
applications die gray hair vanishes
This Is ttie ago of youth. Gray-
haired. unattractive folks surenS
Ininted *round, so get quay witli
iWyeth's nage and Sulphur Compound
to-nieht and you'll bit delighted wtth
your dark. handsome hair and your
youthful i as within • few
days
See that yow nett order hl Bleckstone'a
Phone 24d. gauenThdoist:n:vpinatraertoTend lear
ties of d
011E101 Willeriess Is Sporn!!
Paradise
The two hundred and seventy
miles of canoeing down the Nisei -
smug* River between walls of dense
fosests. slipping into one exquisite
lake after another and making 35
portage', is accounted the acme of
mit-door pleasure by those who
hove heen so fortunate as to have
traveled this Ontario water trail.
The start is usually made from
Biseotasing. 8 miler. west of Sud-
bury, where outfits and g-tede. ean
be obtained. This route passes
through Risco and Spanish Lakes.
then into Spanish River where one
ift likely to tee a dozen moose in
the course nf a day's journeying.
Spanish and Canoe Lakes and Dee-
sauga Lake. the salve, ef Missis-
smogs River, ip reached. From here
ilie travel be all down stream
through wildly beautiful scenery.
Tall spires of pines reach heaven-
ward above the solid wall of forme
that lines either bank. Moo**. deer
and other wild animals often
ern.rge from the dense womb; to
me; at the pasting ttraniptre.
are seldorn molested and are
quite fearless and present eplendid
targets for the tamers. Excellent
'tithing is at hand the whole dis-
tate* speckled trout, Inke trout,
baaq, pike and--,musktes' are so
without getting • bite. Pretty
Ilmiproota to nom their silver offer-
ings into tbe Mississauga and to
eoax the travelen to leave the big
-iver and seek the hidden charms ef
the hinterland. The side trips often
lead to "raters over which white
own have never fished.
The majority of the porter's are
just long enough to *give you •
ehence to get the kinks out of your
calves and are a pleasure rather
than a hardehin. The portage at
Aubrey Gorge ',Horde • wonderful
tbat of the river surging sad
ter irIleg through • quarter -mile
rge and then martin • 101 foot
so over a din. It to as one aad
s half hours to sheet the Toetp-
mile Rapids, which hi done with. se
re effort than reelinieg in the
an*" anal using the paddle sew and
then to keep it hi the ehanseL This
portage around Khwiassegaa Tun-
nel is made by teens over • geed
road that parallels, tbe narrow est
in the solid reek tiyeegb which tho
river Aura. its way fee three
The Teets really Oak It IV
adios Comp Club SWIM
hoot above flowiterby, fetal'
tor it is • dB minute motes rya •
railway at Thossilwit 4'