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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1928-11-1, Page 2‘f I--'1'Ant'aA■y• November 1, MR. i ,I of tile"(Blear South are the year part of - the United States. and that the loyalty J1�C•f 1Q�i1 I of the Suutheruer+stn the Democratic ESTABLISHED 1848 party is being lit rattled by the ••Ioltt IptpDEKICII CANADA l of a "wet" eaudtdate for President. Member• f Canadian Weekly News - 1141e Pr14idcut: howe"er, eau wake n" papers Association ehafiae In the ltrs'hlUitbit law. and Published every Thursday morning. lntlltous of dry'IMw.a•rats will vote for liab•criptlon price 12.00 per year Smith. while millions of wet Releddl•1 atrlctJy In advance. cane 11111 vote for Hoover. TILE SIGNAL PKINTING CO. LTD* The issues wldeh we have ux•11tI(4 Telephone SS , • Osderich, Ont. are nut the only ones which are W. H. Rohe/110a. laditor and ]tanager tiding the {orgies lu the tl;aul. • teat welsh will he ,oin1Udrd nc\ Tuesday,' but p•rha111. sufli.•Irut I, been indicated to whew to what •'' tent 1'nited States petit lent banes .t - between the two great parties compare', wird thoxP of our own country. Thursday, November .1, UNCLE SAM'S POLITICS 1't:e United Stats ekvt.4 Its 1'reA- dent every fouttt. year, ou the drat Tuesday after the drat afouday iu No- vember. 'thus suction day cannot be mirlier than the 2nd of the mouth nor later than the Sth. The question 1* pmetimes heard: How lin the politi- cal parties lu the states correspond with those iu Canada? Which Is the Liberal and which is the Cuuaer tall "e party'' There la uo exact comport - 114.:11, µfn. yet the qt e s[lu l'c o us up au ill - t terestiug examination of Uncle Sanies polities. • The Civil \\'a4' 44f the INis left au lollies lupus'+ upon Lulled ,States i which hie uut yet worn off. Fur two decades after that sanguinary !outdid IDrream NOTES - Western "%chea1 1s pouring through i Hurou'a Golden Cate In it great flood. - • • • THE SIGNAL, 'GODERICH, ONT. _ and at Ottawa, and declared to tbe newspaper hien who, met hint: "Wei return with a greater'prlde lu the Di►. minion titan ewer before, and we are satlsfle,l that 'opportunity Ilea more to our way than IA the }yaw with ant urger country under the sud." lirdr., would have s 444 •t of enc. -cgs prospect Bruce county If its 1 tine of big city control of the hig cities. • • 111, wuu Ierfn! ;;as lwliiF lierfrmnrrt----44( throughout the length a much better 144 its fight it.. ItsturP• were WA to the t ' interests Is .% BRITISH JIKE AT TIIE LEAGUE OF N.\TIONS P11I: 1\41t1,11 t'EDES1'111.tN: ••1 hole• they suspend your Berner this time. you big stiff." MARS +the r, 441 lust : tti.u't Make e Thelugh; why. I own Dally Express, Loudon. tI- ' is a land ..f goof 1.1 eat .appetites, • Whateyer the'rd-4111 ••f tilt 1'rrsidru- tial Alt•4'tlou may be. 14.vtrruur :41111th • 11na w141e the ea 1111.34:11 41 livelier one u t114' 1 11tiwl 1 tr�.p.nui.•al (rats tent, hat been /.4•1/1/ --f _,yyelrs_litatr+_ y nlut?_-:4.1r-. � and breadth of •• • _t,Y_Iieyuhlic•a11 arty. represeott11t :I •1. ,Y victorious Northern cause, crus 11rud• In the saddle, Grover Clevel?t141, to ISM, being tl.e first Dcwu.•r.1t 1.4 la. elected President after the mor. Cleveland there 110• Leen oxly nuc Deura'ratie President. \1'o..lrow \\'il attn. Roth - these mw1 .44•.11pi1•11 ter White House for twit term'. . While the North during all tin••+' y4'.ir• ha- beeu strongly It0lalldl'n11. the 5.11!tern Itttlte.: Lave been Well more-1r•tetctn 1h.u)o;raatic. 11(441 In e4ery ete•t:ott tt.4 support of the ••Solid 4.1114 t:•t- lstW aiceu to the :1I/Ai•i:ue f,•' ;hr Presidency. A .-oto-,,4-1-..».77 -nilZfl 114' 111,1.10 between the so,. son. 0,( 1:.e 111110 i . .'t r almost -olid (tnet.er the tabet..1 I•"Hy of 1. „f ,our:e 1...4 cuu,liti•. - L. 11:1- •,.'l.tatr 'y are aisil.etet,'. _\ party lour; i:. power :e1..- 1ue.un-t'rcaihe. .•d r.;. ,4i•.. 4•' it,tet•'-:s• Ui•iiffer'la or loud a t,• - g,..•4',; reform-. olid 1t.-- atrinr'd'i:-at part! h 11 4.••t es•need 411' ...I.:4...11101. .e• 40f ii- 1..114 1.11.: ••nly t y 1•roker. trtrur.•of.i he• It n1_.1 1.4' t(rtrn•.1 1141 arty I 44,.•4 1 litrv'. t',q4-,•; �, ..: i4 (• ,1.•,-. were• it net that :!•••re i- 1... era. rndr••nl',4 ;- In the o+lt,: 4'y . It. ic; it .1.11' •• said that 1'1111. - State.. 1111.•State•. •,• it- great :.•1 .444 4llx•t. in Inanv 11:1)s. 4"-'Is•litleail)- •••.e of the Most consere.ttite Iwlluu- Ila _Citri-fru dom. 'flit' Iteprblic.ile.1•:1rty is 41.• party of_ high protection. white 4L.- lieues•rati.: party 'has 11r' '4-*)e.t ••• '• ur less 044tideteiviy a .tariff framed iu interest of the retro iter'. In the 11.0410111 conte -t: Immense, the Ism.'-: Brat- have preen Ised not to tit -curb 1 17e'1 tariff pi 1114• .ujury of •441) iu11urlry. ani1 while \Ir. Homer - Mull other Bel -----. ed:livens are still toin>• to scare 111*. *otera Ly holding 44114 the bogey uf1 tariff rsluetiou- by the Itemocrats should they why -tidy elrrtlen, 110' • Ugnuc-ratic INId-I'°. fool, 4:1rertwr' Smith do4yu. are 11.scring the pro- tected interests that they have ut'-' •--4bi■a . fear„ ' In ?twit at4itnde 4444 the tariff the Rrptablicnt - may be rem - pared with Dar Conservatives of (Am- ada. end the ts•m...rats with the 1.1b-1 *rale of this country. There la another striking similarity between the Canadian Llberuts and the United States Dewuerate. A: the Lib- erals did in the rase t*f -Sir Wilfrid Laurier. the Democrats have 141.1411), uplifted the banner Iof religious lot•: 'ranee and have nominated a Roman'', Catholic as their national le'1der. j There are bolters, of cunrse-thrxls-I ands, perhaps :millions. of term -4814 the candidacy of Governor $tnilh is giving the people of the United State.' an opportunity of showing the degree of their devotion to that clause. of 'ffielr, eonetltntion 11ilt-h declares that mo '4'4 tot 1,.111 be rcgo4 ('(lirst- a gnaliflcatioii .(while ultra•,„ -- Historically. the par It Sjt•e 1' "States rights" party of t)' I'u II i State*. while the Liberals are the "Provincial rights" marts of 1'nnnd* but tele, while 1t dells w•Ith n fnnda-' mental distinction of ir.lrtiet+, 1s a rather academic mnttt'r outside the! scope of this article. Contrary to the condition in ('sn-4 oda, the farming States of :h' II'e*t halve given their sllpllnrt mainly to the protectionist Republicans. \Beller this is a matter of *Pnlinleut nrl1in-I citing in the Civil War :period. or not.' we do nM know. At any bete. will,.. the farmers of the Canadian Weal have clearly *een their interest in op posing high tariffs. the termer* of the Western States, while freetlentl) di-. affected and prone to forming nt parties. and liate■Ing to Impractical sebemfs !pr the alleviation of their condition, have been a enhmtantlal pr••4, of the penteetionlstoystem .rrfrrrn•'Pcfor4ftila,. line. With their I tattle tehetnes like that of A,4' MI Mary -Haagen ln/.ia.ire, (14'4 n ,4041r 1•• be n41fortunet; In the ednatterst.1f lend Priddy and p' fur tI the t re" Prohibition to an Ila le Int 4)1 {l tl" en( contose. and. a rtdr- wohi • hltlon en1'a lines eyrie+' both portio- n Is oa1A that lite 1tetntsratle 54:4r.• - 't. in'sat e 4-4444 "pm' noimiell, 1111! 'his 111(4 at lea.: 11.re.• 444••1.-' f•- i1.M•-►t .1 ..u. *ntomn entitl up his 4utsi,4' wort'; tut he dura 1140: ave/I 114411' winter can (lune until the end 4.f 'Novemla'r at the earliest. . • • • Mr. Maclenxte King has returned to intuit 1 after au abseil.* of two months in Europe. durlug yy'lli.h Dear he rcpre- 'euted l'a1wda at sesslo11s or the 1A111lte T.tf Natitnr. - end-- perforated THOUSANDS OF MOTHERS USE NO OTHER MEDICINE Baby's Own Tablets Are the Ideal Remedy for Babies • and Young Childuwthl en rs 4'auudiwl eare noted for the care they gee their little one* -the health of the baby Is most jealously guarded suit the mother is alwsye ou 111 r. and Mrs. Peter Fr41yue tele - elandlookout fur a emetic a aleieh is eat- orated their gulden wetI,IIg 'Tuesday *Mut anti at the saws time at41atlutrly mfr. 'r111usau+Is 40f mothers ha Slick u remedy in globs',. Own ve ./f last week. Since their marriage' f I I fifty years ago they have been real- Taldels anti mange of them use uothlua' deals• of Exeter. Mr. Frryue cone' elm for the ailments 44f their little din,te.t a harnesltuaking busbies: u11111 s. Among thew is Mrs. Huw'ard a teem years ago. tt'wit he retired. Four King. of 'rrur.l, N.S., who aayw:--"I daughters and 444x• soil are living and 4''s Own 44'14 4„ .•Mud the uwitter, caw ',trona') rtvvpwux•ud ita(y all "veer pt'@ Tablets to mothers ut voting thUdrt'u gars wi4h 41,0w. hew I lett Reginald 444 I know Of nothing to e4tual t The funeral of the ' for little ones." Elliott. who died at 'Distill.. October 114410'.. (lion T.1I.Irts letrr still by' Reit. talk plat* 1n Exeter ..n the 2•211.1wt.li. i11` deu'rrs 441 b4' ml xt '.:1 .*uta no yeas vsau:tacted under ales ale. :, (Moi fropt Thr 11r_ \ 11"1". t4' Il- auspice:. The 440c1.1.4.41 Wo: the sou 0 44f -. Elliott t It. V. aul. \i r 1 late 1 I 1 •o tin. ..•'c a out. t 1 rfue 1'.•.. ltrv. l 111 . --- -- Exeter and 1141e engaged with 111• agog -A g+aal kici:er ha*, more (Heed- ..r. --aur:. thank for runny year. -- _--_ _--- t' a gridiron than on the ,:i:Ituold. -' The South Heron plowing ,atatch 41,11;1•11 'rivar<. _ I:el11 1/etuta•r Sltla on the farm of Ed The subtle delicacy In everything Japanese ap- pears also In the captivating i first -crop of r incom- parable ee first -crop teas.Y used In this new Japan =teen tea. LADA!' w 1! Fresh tram the Gardens rXETEK I'In• • Itt.•rd S , . :ly ii iota Iakr other titlkiul tingle! Ile "vas wnnub --_ -- - - • ' .wt 41410.1', where I!e 1:1 tided, i t1'ulker. testi and, a'half tulles .*Muth ,f Exeter 011 the Loudon road, 11•:1• 1% VII 111te11(lel1 and 111114'11 Interest w•as 0111.1w41 to the various contests. Now that thtelltles on the highways are falling off somewhat, the iI' $ra 'r./1l Cs x1111111 to open 1111. Cath- arine. Standen -Li. Put Y ad. ha The 1 Bloat est Colds ds Rub well over throat and chest sc s t APOR!~ ■ V� J.4R 1I MnUON JARS USED YEARLY A NEW NASH DEALER FOR GODERICH "400" Advanced Six 7 -Passenger Sedan e4nnouncin g HURON MOTOR SALES Nash Dealers to view a representative showing of the great - New Nash "400" The World's New and Finer Motor Car Come and examine in detail the many sensational features of the "400" -their strikingly beautiful new Salon bodies . .. the great new Twin -Ignition high - compression Motor ... the new Nash system of spring suspension combined with hydraulic shock absorbers ... the new -type steering mechanism .. . Bijur centralized chassis lubrication ... and many other important engineering advantages. It is a genuine privilege and pleasure to announce that Huron Motor Sales have assumed N 'representa- tion in Goderich. We feel that the Breay Nash Motors, Ltd., wholesale distributors, and Nash owners in this section are for- tunate in having the Nash franchise entrusted to a con- cern of such unusual ability and excellent reputation. South Street is The new Nash home at amply provided with modern and efficient service equipment; and owners in this section are assured of a high standard of car maintenance. You are cordially invited to visit these headquarters Three Series -Four Wheelbase Lengths -16 Enclosed Models ,, 1�1 BREAY Leads t'he�+W�Irl:'11�F FBM ,\h.rit 50 7(MI hal•. of *pelt*: n qunn)*4'uit posts, and mina *fir: 1ee. Ulf wilI be anld, without re Its the proprietor t* giving no ng. FIRMS play. grain, end all *elms f %T0 and tinter, ea*h; over tent inlonut ft month: credit will be given ism tarnishing approved joint note*. .1 di*ennnt at the mite of 6 per cent. ts'r nnnnm allow AltM1 cash on credit elf I4nndny ntnntmts f11 the morning t:EtrR4:I: (' fi'•aMAN, a Rev. R. R.' PJOprlrt.,r nc1•upy the .I, T A01'NPRY A SON. Anetloneerm. ./1441111g 4'Y'1 fanning mill: diafha, fora.. .-(shovels,; turnip drill: Fara! car, 1tr14t. Farm Mmpri*in¢ frllv2 nrr/.s of loam' Grain -.\bent bushela Data; 200- (1411 Mal mesh storing creek at hock of Mi*hel* barley : a gnanifty of hay. 111x1 farm: h s fenerA : at dlfeh/.4'l about 2 acres of t.. Im4a• hoot house on farm: R mile• to Luck - OW flan gime time irarld Hamilton n • t i, mtloo 10 :.ane* : near thatch I no 811111- 41 sums of 4410 and earth: over that mmonn. sir .nth*' credit on approved joint note s. with *iv per 4r40. per nnnnm Interest. Having pttrchnamll n rrnrerr 1.771*lnr* It Hanover. 1 nm gnittine farming. Terme of sole of fnrm 11911 Fu/. mai*. known at date of *411-. App A YS-R,..K arenas, as, n. • AYS-RC,AYS ta., N.A Hamilton Rt., tiodericn LNSURANCE. LOANS. LTC. McKii,LOP MUTUAL FIRS Ir- SCRANCE CO. -Farm and 1M bitted town property Imenrod. Ofilceri-Jae. (snotty, Pres., Go& retch P. 0.; Jas. Evans, Vice -Prue. Beechwood P. 0.; D. F. McGregor. See.-Treas., Sea forth P. O. Dlreetora-A. Broadfoot, R. S- 1 No. 8• Seatorth ; John G. Grieve. No. j 4, Walton; William Rinn, R. R. No. 2 Seatorth : Jahn B/.nnewle•. Brod hagen ; Gen yc(arin/.y. R. R. No. 1l SPaforth ; Robert Ferri* Airlock, Murray Glhaon Rrneeflell ; Jame Svana. Beecham -A; Jame'•• ('.onnolly, Go4erlrb. AgontS--J. W. Yen. Goderieb Ales. i.eitch. R. R No. 1, Cllntoa i 1 John Murray. Reafnrth : 0 ninety*. Seaforth. Policy holders ran make 11I 1 payments and fret their cards receipt - re of R. J. Mnrriah's Clothing Store. CNt.tea ; R. A. Cett's Orncery. EIW - s,nn strost, (UpAetich. or J. 0 Sete Proprietor. .\nctlettkfts. HENRY Peninetor. • Anctlnneer. " f•e.nl Store. Reynold. \ulnen R. R. A. will offer fur tole 2 tow'*, r1•iag ' Par* 011, ntppo*hl to be in calf : 4 on main rend : all nnewly seeded rec- 2 steers, .I sept 17 acre* : ore treif/.4's rising 2 year/ old; aboet 'S acres. Lnph: barn, 411a/n. riming 2 year* old, 1 There will 1*' no reserve, a* pro- modelled twel80 year* agn: litter ear - riming fertilise. rler: venter howl* anti well: stable*. prTFR is giving np 1A1m' cement fnllnd4tinn' *Ppnr*anr bowie. TERMS. -All end Ali hay, moth; and flint cement: ,%rlcine *heal. Ifrt4e: new of 410 and under. he' M 4KlT 111try hmise Vut6n. Bowie 2isll7. 7 'lien o twelve menthe' �'(W will l t . pit 4j nlnt roams with }tear and *eft water tied ripen on fn yet oITlr1*1 1 on `Hdlg In rahinet : Melt kitchen 1211i credit Tour plat' cent. eft for yeah • faftw ; hens/. remodelled twelve years rrwllt mm�n11Ints. PON, agn i1.1,R. T. Gi'NT1R1f dl • JMTN PURViS .1011\ II \t NP ITOGA\ t'4' inc h t pro t4 410 tri* n. infs. 1 4,4 is t lot st i Ina