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ESTABLISHED 1848
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TRE SIGNAL PRLNTLNG CO., LTD.
Telspbone 33 • : Goderid►, Ont.
W. 11. Robertson. Editor and Manager
Thur -day. March 13, 1924
EDITORIAL NOTES
Canadian• flour was exported to
forty-uine different countries lust
year.
• • •
The I'a1utrst(n curling club pared
td to church last Sunday. It won't
hurt ,ten a curler to go to church once
in a w tole••
•••
Advertising is the breath of life to
any bnsille.s- *'41'e•p.t bnrglury, eouo-
terfetlting. and a few thing. like
that.
• • •
Saskatchena11 is to have a pdebisa'Ite
en tiv liquor quent hot on July '1st.
The eont-i- t w(l1-4*-4.4 twawu 14... present
Act and a system of Government sale.
THE SIGNAL,
Your Guarantee
PI
is the name
It insures tea that is fresh,
fragrant and pure - Try it.
ban wheat and flour impolrl.d Into HOW VARIOUS PARTIES
the Il*fted States. The duty on wheat LINE UP ON REFERENDUM
14 raised from :tl► to 42 rents a binihel,
and the duty un flour Is Increases' from
7S cent, to $1.04 a hundred pounds. At
the same time the duty 3111 frau and
,,hover i, cut In half. from 1:1 per
rent. to 7!7 per, emit. ad valorem. The
l'r.eildeut la trying to eo11ciBate the
farmers of the Northwest, ,the inten-
tion being to keep out Canadian wheat
but to allow the entry 1K Canadian
millfeds for, the hefted Stater farm -
ens cattle. Canadian wheat export. rs
are out mud, perturbed over the new•
r411111Llun: they .sly that the 1'tlitrl
Staten millers have to n-*' a certain
amount of Canadian wheat any Wily.
• • •
rt. COiatkdga, and tie tam/ are . 30 ate
the. rival eandtitafes for the Presidency
nest fall, printers erne.. 41)e 11141- will
bare to put hi a R•stl si4t•k, 441.4,'x.
• • •
France• is in dire tretressi over the
Lalling of the franc. \V thitut an up-
staneting franc she could not maintain
ber claim to the oee•rlordship lit
Europese.
• •_ •
Prof.,
-.r 1a•ar.4
•1. 3.41141 h1 a word
fur free speech. '"1'It•re• Is no better 1
y t.p nna n
talk." Thank%, prdife•s"or. What about
the Ldp*?
• • •
The• rush of Immigration from 4:r•at
Itrltain and Europe is commencing. it
is estimated flint nine thousand im-
migrants will arrive at 111311fax this
mouth ti .*'tale In Canada. with more
thousands to come h1 intreeedinir
mont Ire.
• • •
.41dg gold dI..eo vey rues been made
fire mile*. from Iww'halsh. We might
Liberal leader Sinclair States that
Government Is Making No Move
Towards Economy
- GODERICB, ONT.
uollnis.I decision, that he "never would
e naeatt"•lo watch a muv.•.
The U. T. A. d.•luttl• 1111 'Thursday, of
course, filled the dally 'wipers pod
aroused the g.meral interest of the
country in the limerament s • to
take unto the l'.ehiurt .cele derision
Its to how a referendum question is
to be submittal to the country. A
little Interpretation of the flue:
parties' attltudeve, howvto, Is en-
lightening.
n-
1Ightte•11iug.
The 1'.nservativew unite 111 saying
that th.' Government has n mandate
to take a referendum. although *hes
eke not unite in approving of the pain- 1
.•Isle of the 0. T. A. lin the grounds
of aceyttulnh• 1.1 the prinelple of -Gov-
ernment reapons1h111ty" they detu)lnd
the sole say els to tqe date and the.
fora lit Die referendum.
Th.. I'rogre•cdrrs, o11 the w'hnle•,
hostile to 1311)' refe•Irudum being.
en at all, and rather bitterly
'k-
.•el.e
the 4..rrrnment 1.1 "playing dill's"
with the "wept." Mr, I►ohe )- moved
the six mouths' hoist tv ch would
meas no possibility of referet*lum.
The Liberals 4314*' the are not afraid
to trust the people a a referendum
and are wIllir►g tl t they shall herr
1'I*It11N1' 1. March 10. --Even though tis' opportunity .f expressing their
the temperance debate was eoterel In- wish.... • itut t .y protest against the
to with zest on Thursday' it did not -blank ehequ sought by the Cabinet
take the attention away from Pro- to I.gittlat the. referendum. V11111•
vtla•hal Mauves. A $1.3,(114,8.14,4,) deficit no pronto ement was made, it 1e an -
and a probable pending.*1.44(4,e,1w4,) de- ticlpat they will vote against the
ficin for the current year still twin- six t nth( hoist --because Ilu•y art.
111 1111.111 a 3118.+4..(( outstanding Raper- not ,pw)wd to to referendum -and them
noire i11 hast week's discussions In the r. e• 11:411inst the hill because of Its
satisfactory feature's.
L.)'tislattire.
There was not mueh *alae.• for the
late Brune Goveruwrut 111 the star Effective Publicity
and any increase iu wheat prices] on the budget of the 1.3114.3111 teed.•r.
across ibe• line ST111-TaegltLKe - 4444:4-00.61-W i'' ----- - t'.. who, -n t let wait -mere enieghterred - or,
''anadiar heat In foreign mark -Isom.' allowance -Tor Conservative tarty glu)izlttlon nuw•adIv4, the. hell Tel
i wI ulthu"tasm. accepted as fact the broad 1lrunu• 1" I1 I,an�l finds that it pays to
eta. The trout of teas new duties will sheet le that 4mntarlo'.. fivatt ial pos. :.'I*"rtis•. The aminal rt.
1 t 1 Port of the
118 tell�e� of lax administrators attention
s t ad-
dresses y11I'h0V(ils. demonstrationsgh the
11ext•ftwr years, In has deliverance Iw•for' pnblir 3..oI3.'s atnl b)• iucit11tinu.�
to the H.'use• he wasted n4, breath. ou to nor ricks Il IM. we• hN t.• ensu biases-)
the old Administration, which the ('ora- "ns- pail r of t)lheg ftp• )albite Ifrwly
Y••rk World rails 's .rnis•imts and ear of our service ,rollems: 'There is evl•
tended fraud." Nays The World; w•n'ativew hold wlwLly nsstwansihlr for I
enw111!ous•, and, xppoan'ntly, aecpf.rl deur Iwatefir from tbv frank ma re -
"That howling farce of •fiNding the thy' viewpoint of , niuly political ex- meats. Iwtth in taus n':1t nuelrr•rtnnding
farmer' by a protective tariff that •rte that. !Ise a 11011 04.1111 force till (8n- °f tel.•plieuu• son ice ;aid 111 mar.• e(•
j,rute'ta tlie-utiter fellow. but not him. t,rkt. the followers of the old thou- Iar•tlye use thereof. This natty rr•43•
era WWII! It dead and gone. porn• of the pull!, is h.'lpfid and en-
Cmir1gi11i and' i, nmol "'Pi."'iat..1 ..
lt%tt the new Administration elid trot
1lt on the Tutted States. eonsume•rs
of bread and ut14'r wheat products.
As for the 1'uit..l States farmers, (fry
aro to be the rirthus of wheat The New
lass been ',toyed to crowded hug
many year It now slpaW1
of to-ing It. 3)111.114'."
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The town 144(1111 0 • or
6)' the people u[ the to u. rrfuia•s ter not measure up to their election pro111-
.'.•wpbs- eritiriam and advice. lar. Sin -
chair t 14 the Treasury benches bint*t-
carry sett -fir 4.rdrr-f the Prodneial iM•s of ewuup.tuy. Pert ps there nal,
tier Aldan *Iitn thin aOCnu lamming Got -
Board of'I1.•alth.th the miniripality .'rnm.',t, he .aid, but the pw.rwenal
install'a water •raw* system. The travelling ors (K the Ministerst
cuuncll tak.•s the lwsitl.M that. whf1,' .had ill awed '11 an Aiurmiug nue dor•
a wnterwurks plant would ie a .le-ir- Mg the past era! mouths. Work- '
Nide improvement. the town lit the hag tl14• stall:tl.e. lilt by 11144nibs. 114•
Liles cal loader fu nd that the /ba -
'd the outfhu►_.uf
cunnetiun at a
prevent tins.. is not 311.41 143.aitiun to ,,,ryAtlrs•xjiiielilu•r
I bear the expense. nse. It is further *'shut- Iethlf.' funds b1 tht
;-011 out that there has toren no slake rate oto $:pal n moat
nese In the town to warrant the actiolt In filet th.' .rrelwln
'rurin.!aLligai *,_au:horltl..._ ,!e..h.s.rt •.r.•ryxiiiu�
The •touslcipn11ty 14 liable to n fine (fI elatr's addraws. and, alt
er*1 promises hail been 111 • de by the
lia*ernitl.'nt for a11 era ..f evgpgn?y
he asked the Cabinet tit sh w what
one-Ttpm
Int the other hand. spiecific In
were already promised, notably
salary for a Le'giwlatk,• secretary
Northern 1811tar1,,. an aalvi.•,ry e
mitten on road.. and the Iron twuut
It waned to hint that the 4'an.erva.-
tiv.'s were starting just where the I'.
F. (1'43 left off. a situation which left
the Liberal party In Ontario the only
ane• with a true reword of srol►oup-.
The aynendm.•ld o(A. Relnn,.'r, 1.110
prat member for Rumell, demanding a
Gorernmeatt e•owtmr -Which would_ ed -i
feet a billowing of - tlfe #wdget--melf
,year. was. of course, .molts" tinder hv,
the rotes of a preponderant Gov(
meat majnrlty. Probably It. bol ('tjin-
s•rvative sympathizers on the 11.11.411"
to the right of Mr. Speaker. for roue
ler Ferguson felt ealkst -1111431
to Issue from his place on t 1• floor
an official call to the fuithfn to unite•
itanittst-the--".mhtir den t--ltnn'ant--
meat with the "Inciting langtaafe."
Ne;v'rtheless the Liberals, tett that tin"
*savant went 1x111.e441e1 ie yiewltdtit
-
of the electorate throe limit the .•oun-
try. that there should he no piling 1111
of Intor*•tet-iw•aring debt to meet current
deficits.
.\Ithongh It passel by o!most on -
noticed In the ;Inst of more 1111nwr11/1-
t,ly Interesting thing-•. the Liberals
made an important declaration from
the *Mwp int of the rural family.
whet" throng!' Grit'. leader tlte'y de-
clared theins'Ive1 In favor .41 the Pro-
vin.r's •Hering the eonntlw of their
per . 41184e• on r'rovinciatl
Ts. lir. Sinclair thought the
ler -did not properly appreilate
tax burden being Iwlrn.' by the
icral taxpayer in the country on ac -
M110 111 theme rn.tly t)..**. ..tgli 1I r.'..
and hopdel' he won't' r,ver-.• tis an -
explain that Lochalsh Is this cane is,
not the nwitropol b of the $kuttl44h set -
tIem.•ntl of Ashfleht and -Huron - town" ,
I
+d111ra, hitt a place somewhere up In
Northern (interlo. Anyway. wherever
it is. We hope the leo•Iwlshers may
make -millions out of t3).' discovery. -
• • •
Spwwker Thompson hat + Riven his
riling In the 1.:•girlature on [lie point
raked by Mr. Doherty. a.. to "recog-
nition- of the 3'r..gresive grout►. "Af-
ter halving given the matter leery care-
ful consideration." Bald the Breaker,
h.• had decided to "recognize the innt-
orable member for East Kent 4 Mr.
fhthertyt a! lewder . f an (opposition-
gronp_of fifteen or more members of
the legislature within the meaning
nd for the purpose mentioned in'the
I• i•lative• .1sr•mhly Act." Mr. speak-
er otimated further that it was not
with i hi•.. pw,.ra'r- t.f. --upas-.a•U:+ar-
Ihvagn wire or' the l•ilw•ral group pre -
co 'Wi
re"co'Wi i. n.' over the other and he de-
clined to kr- aw.e.-1[iteeettkm in the
w :ntiug ar ugemellM: lir. NIM•Ialr'a
group sits it r.r the !Hawker than
Mr, l'oherty1s, al will •-'ntinue 10 dN
s1'. \Ic+..n. Sit lair and ik.lw•rty. as
(opposition leafier w•i'I each draw
$1.a4,s in addition a tie, regular w'*t
43iounl infhminity.
- - __ -_- • •
in t3*.' Federal ilou lit Ottawa
bite debate on the outdrew.
c Idea pier'
_Mrs_
oltflt gen•
$100 a day for failure• to comply wiilt
the order, but rather then webmit n
aea}e.rili` of ti..
cit. Includii1g the Mayor, have re'
signed. and the peeiple lire nut like!/
to elect anybody who will obey the
mandate from Toronto. The Pro-
vincial health authorities should be
told by the Government 1...call off
their dog. The people of Forest harp
same right to say what they shall do
with their own money. and they sire
more interested In their Ilan health
than anybody at Toronto can he. There
has been for some time a movement
in Furlst. fostered by the lw•al news-
paper. The Free prima, for the estab-
lishing of a waterworks system. aid
no doubt in gots' tinsel It world have
!Well brought 144 s1teee'43 without out -
Ade int.'refer11,.• The ottirinls ut Tor-
enito, however. could n..1 keep their
hands off.---aa4--ll+e•-twv,l•l•./.f- Foeesl.-r
who evidently have a proper spirit,
resent the interference. This .came
1'rvrincial hoard of Health has trade
Itself odk ions In similar fashion at
a number of placer In the Province the
lost few years. The people of On-
tario are long-suffering. bat there
he a point. beyond `which they w•111 not
tolerate a bureaucracy.
in rel? 111
the starch from the Thro
1n pr,gre•ss. The leaders of
p ective parties Lave -spoken. .3
tweak-herwh•rr ere at it now. and
of special Interest Is 'wing said.
print worthy of .nustdera•tion has ht
brought out in e,tmet'tion with the
tariff ebsneey* said-14-.ho.la. watt.
tion. From the language meal in they
address from the Throne It was taker[
that the (idretntn*111 proposed to make
drastic reductions in the duties on ag-
ttenitnral Implements. and from the
filet that many of thew* ducks-. ns-•
already conslde•rahiy power than the av-
erage duty It was roehtileal that the
- proposed reductions wo111d Ione* i(•nlh•
wipe them out. Then the gnestlon
arose. shy should any oar Industry be
singled out in this way? The Wert*
en*ers. who elderly are pressing
for tariff re•luwtk.n', • r e
OA 131 to favor, 311411e*4 of the total *h-
\*licit of the ditties on ngrieultural Imo
p1'•nleuts, q Towering of the duties up.
on thew and a nunrher of other ar-
tieles,-snc), as boils and shoes, whk'h
Grp of general use. This would look
le+`.\like au unfair •1I..rimhintbn
against a particular industry. The
Government will not declare Ica In-
tention until the Midget le intrdueed.
• • •
ander *pedal powers gives ■ by
set 01 IYmptr, ss. tTr•s,ii.:,, r', Into
• Dr'UI•.4:11, u 111 ••.t-. ! dl'!irt oil 1'anad•
('ONTEMPORAR1 OPINION
1.a)ing (.olden Eggs
Torn,lim .sled..
It I. expo.'?el that ()Mario , will
prwlaee $2,1100,013* wvwrt1, of gold per
month this year. It is a tot of wealth.
Still. the hens of 1'maNdn prthk'erl
34..0041,04,1 worth of eggs last year.
A Wail frau the City
Toronto 'rel rata .
awls to Ming adyerti+'el •s a 1 I
eN try for 'fruit growers. 1' nada
is h. •nmhlg,1* still worm.' emu* ry for
fruit eaters olio would like to par-•
take o one of their- own 'a►eftian
apples a a lower price hon five
coots per . unites-" Spy.
la I4, Nara
1'e-trollq . dyeHj43e•r•Tnplc
We lnale•rltanr that several 11nlmnr-
rir.l women of 141 boilable ages are
serion•ly lw/*Me'pn phih►g the Royal
Canadian Mounted 1 lice fore... The
motto of that hutch pl lsrtzel len.)
or stalwarts)`: "\l's- .3 apt till lhlr
ata n."
il• They ti,t Any More . Garay!
1'u11IIltlw•tww1 Bulletin
(heat are the Itlrs of . '. t* 313.1
land( for example>\thcre are 11.3 4•43 re
takers in the school(•. There are Mar
sari. isn't that nlrr\
Scottish Faro Labontrs Coming
Farmers In this district who ret.:lre
help are Invited to send their names to
title office at ooce, al a number of
young Rc(NN•a 1.41.111 '11''r.•r- ..re ego
•te.t,d to arrlr.• herr at 011 ,.arty 13 e
1.103 W431111111 1011 In the surrounding
too *whips. it
1
SILK
MIA Canton (rt'3*'. re Silk. Frei'. mukr.
Extra heavy 'twilit 38 and 40 fu. -.1w $325
Regular $4.00. At ' 'r yard wide.
French 1're•pte ie 1.14.11,'•, haul unit of .exquisite
quality. ,111 '►, Nary,, Drowns. Mantes utast ("rev
At per y t - 82.50 and t2
•
Iliac French Silk 1'allctte, heat qualite :4. i11cLes
S/1 mph. mailed to atiy address, if usable
call. Regular value $2.50. At per yard $1.75
1
•
Natural Pongee Silk.:13 and 34 inchy.i wide.
'Sliciul per ',mrd
95e anti $125
WASH GINGHAMS
82 im•he" wi,k• in ch.s•ks and 1'!;i. -l- Et,l
new color effect and style. At poor yard 30e 35c
FLOOR OILCLOTH
N.•*v Pattern.. and improved, pointy. Floral \Coto)
and Tpa1'
'rite patterns. 'r ru ning 'yard•
1 'turd wide .. .•.,/
11/4 yards nide.
1
Marls wide
i yards wl
.55c
.82c
......,.. $1.10
$1.38
WOMEN'S NEW SPRING COATS
'111 materials .bu•c❑ 1..r thu new start stylar.
Ili ltlew" ,'ollas, Flu,.) sleeves. l'atc4 pwxkrts,
etc !4'•l i;;halul-U'1,,. at melt
310.00. 111.00. $111/1 had t18.W
FINE BROWN HOLLAND
:'2 Indies obit.. Ll• 111,1+ warranted .111 Pure
linen for Curtains, Shirts. 1•remiemt, '%Val.ts. Send
for supple, Regular fie• At per yard ...39c
\,•ILo Vella and vents -time Silk Crepes \t
per yard ...822.23 and 53 50
"MARVEL" ' SILK HOSIERY -
Thr net,' Silk Stockings are a13 In and values are
better 1 I evt.r,before. 1:I:*.k, Suede, Platinum.
Silber. 1,111.131111 3Vhhe 31.31, 81.73, I2.N, 52.50
1'1i.:,ln•w pyramid lir pw,.;:t,d •ldfa'e'al heel nn
Mack uI'I White.
LINOLEUM
..r J y:,r I- wi.l.•. \
l•'It' 4,1 instil). N.
carob ........ ... ..
I •1-i..'
.95c
/W. Acheson & Son
Re-upw'uing H•4,illitfes.
"1'43. Mew 11141 thaw• prohistorie
monsters took
"1 fly _1411'1 rem, tuber that.
sonny sk your 'wailer."
Less Than it Sounds ---
t lank -Perkin*
(lank -Perkin* owns lauds as far .1-
31.1 sate 'r€- - Tvark .
bat l'rrkltts i- terrible .•,r Iat rhvlfur--How .41W 41.ru
actreics to ekl Nisch wu1.1er
tut uri.•f i1141ie� .tile strus of
1i.'--3\'141►? 411, you 131413 )3i..* all- I,it.',.,•r- i tool her 1 was
Iq- wouh) pike for her birthday?
sl o• - Not Io lie reminded 1.1 it ' • ns- 'low( Iva salary •
a 'rank-- Tee.
tea r• sigh.ost.
aughing With th
.amommsnansr
Joyousness of Spring
TI I E SUN is steadily- driving Old Winter northward, and 'it «'iii not he long
till P sway. a ring holds undisputed swa . Throughout our Stora• the newFrocks,
Blouses, I\4 illinery and Fabrics gleam with the joyousness and warmth of the
coming Spring, and all our goods are Moder:Itch priced.
In goods by the yard we announce this week a shi
NEW VOILES
ent of
THE MANNISH TAILORED SUIT
Fashion �►s especial emphasis on the Mannish Tailored Model for Ladies --
and Misses, the -novelty costumes and boyish type suit. These Suits. which
are positively the very latest, are fashioned in Tweeds, Tricotine, Pencil
Stripes and P•'set Twills, - ------
in
-- -
RT SPRING COATS
Coats of disti
models, made of the
Velours, Duvetyne, •
tityle and finest tailoring, in dressy and sports
n a newest fabrics; Plaids Overchecked, Tweeds,
'11, Tricotine and Marvella.
SPRING DRESSES AND GOWNS
A charming assortment, ahs modest prices, as varied as they are
modish. Tailored models, boyishrode and also stylish brocaded, beaded
or draped, in silk -faced Canton Crepe odels.
ter every mea
Ci meatb and
feel& and aids digestion.
Relieves 'bat over-
eaten feeling and aefd
month.
its I -a -s -t -i -o -d flavor
satisfies the craving for
sweets.
Wrigley's Is doable
value fn the benefit .N
pleasure ft provides.
Sealed in its Atria,
Package.
SPRING MILLINERY
The finishing touch to the Spring costume -%ane of our chic model Hats.
The shapes most popular this season are small and with little or no brim;
the trimmings are of floral and beaded designs.
LADIES' AND MISSES' SKIRTS
of Wool Crepe wi Camisoles.
A. COR IELD
LADIES' AND GENTS' FURNISHINGS
WEST SIDE SQUARE
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