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THE SIGNAL,
4,11116,81 unai
Established 1845
GOUEKICH : CANADA
Bamber of l'anrdlan Weekly News-
papers Aasociadsn
Published every Thursday morning,,
autecriptlou price $2.00 per year
strictly In advance.
T1ILr SIGNAL PRINTING CO.. LTD.
Telephone 35 : Goderirlt, Ont. '
R' 11 Robertson. N:dltor and Manager
Thursday, February It. 1113e0.
EDITORIAL NOTES
something to put the finery road in
better condition. It is not much en-
couragement to the munk•itrilltiea on
tele ride of the finery to improve
their sections of the Blue Nater High-
way to know that tourists coming
north will have to pass over ten miles
of rough red ultutstt at the begin-
ning of their acquaintance wlth the
highway.
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The MUvertou Sum blinds an its
,r,ush:total lu Toronto's insistent do.
mend far higher protections for 1'an'ad•
12111 ludurtemii ,.rid the action of the
Toronto lsatrd of trlatcatiuu. W acct tt-!
Ing a tender for Indhuaa stone for the'
Perhaps that iotutd of au approach-oustruotion of a new school, In prefer
iug election that Mr. Bennett hears 1+,
Ilonce to Canadian .tune which Is of
the echo of 116 it speeches. better quality but somewhat higher In
• • • peke.- Thr.-aetdou of the Toronto an-
( . Dein -IIIc big; time -Mee. The Stn points out, hits n
!,nseieit leagues -- are - sntltwuelug ettuwlian ('DIU•era, huts .Canadian nth-
their schedules for the playing ants- or a blow. and sends out over a mil
on of 19130. lion dollars to aid in ,building up the
• • • Industries of another euuutry. But
GODERICH, ONT.
Of Interest to the Busy Farmer
Furnished by the Ontario Department of Agriculture
Uniform Price and Quality
Prof. Il. 11. peau' of 0. A. 1'. has
,some timely advice fur diatrlbutors of
wllk and other rHiry products. Ile de-
clares That intik and milk products of
goal quality pri aided at a fair and un-
iform p ce throughout the year wad
satisfy the consuming public better
than vvtrlutlons lu quality and price.
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suggests; the following 111dN In this
direetiou: 1►ayllght nod no "moon -
Oahe' delivery, the use of mono -ser•
vk.' bottles for milk, cartons for
pound print butter, sell varieties, of
rhea a like cottage and thus use
profitably the skim -milk, the "zone"
system to save duplication of milk
routes, and courteous consideration of
customers by all drivers and aultsmeu.
by foreign competitors will become
still more serious.
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Ontario Makes Ready
Hon. John S. Marini is chairman
of a committee Just named to see
that lhttarho la represented at Ihe
World's Grade Show It Regina in
103'2 by her outsla,.ding grain pro-
ducers. Special ribbons will lit• aware
.yl at all fairs in the t'rovluer' fait
htgh-class exhibits and all et111bitors
will be given every consideration.
l'he committee will build up a Ilst of
men who have dome well at leading
shows in the past and aid ,.there who
Appear to have a datum it.
eo,ngM'I It ion with the 1*'.t of ether
countries. At the Chicago show 011 -
Another sign u { R
--- Carlo annexed 30
Macy outside editors are probably! has not The Slut already noticed that
embarrassed by the fact that Mr.
Brown. of Stratford, didn't come from
Toronto.-Telegram.
But isn't it the fact that one of the
signs of Mr. Brown's degeneracy dur-
•w•ar that he s nt
iug recent years pe
so much of his time iu Toronto?
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The death trf lion. 1'. C. Larkin,
Canada's high eommiseluuer at Lon-
don, remover a faithful and valued
public servant. He took his pub! C
duties seriously and combined dignity
and Industry In advaueing the in-
terests of his uative country overseas.
The Ottawa (overnment will have' no
slight task W finding a matt to 1s II
Ills plater tteeeptably.
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The Globe quoted The Winnipeg
Free Press to the effw t that, other
parts of the tvnntry being lukewarm
or antagonistic, it rests with Ontario
to take the lead in promoting the St.
Lawrence +leeway prrJett. The (tube.
however, is unable to discover any en-
tbuslasm for the protect in this Prov-
iuce, except perhaps In Toronto. This
Is just t The Signal her been try-
ing in le way to tell The
Clobe hew lent -year or-toss-but-4t-wonl4
not listen. -
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The figure: of the -popular vote"
east at the last Provincial general
election have twee published. They in-
dicate that., although the Literals
won fewer seats than in 11r20, They
lolled a much larger aggregate vote
than in the preview* election. The
Conservatives. who wen eighty per
tent. of the seats, polled Ices than
sixty per cent. of flit• aggregate vote.
In fact, there were about 50,000 fewer
Conservative vote: polled in 1029
than in 1920. As they say in sporting
circles. Ferguson -got the breaks."
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Hon. Peter Heenan told a deputa-
tion representing a number of °uterio
titles that waited upon him at Ot-
tawa on Monday that the situ's should
look after their -own unemployment
situation. In periods of activity the
industrial centres drain the country-
sides of labor. offering wages with
which the farmers cannot hope to
eompete. When it period of slackness
,•Dasa they ask the Government. rep
resenting the taxpayer+ of the whole
Country, to help them out. If the big
industries must lune the sten when
they want them, it is not nureasdnable
SCHOOL REPORTS
S. S. N0. 3, WEST WAWANOSII
Following is the report for ,January
of S. S. 3, Wert Wawanosh:
Jr. IV. -Jean 1'urdon Kt. Robert
McAllister 72.
Sr. 111.-11a Fowler 74, Joe Furuu
57, Ernest Ihtrniu 50, Elwood Fowler
43*.
t)7. 11. -Helen Duruiu S3, Hrleu
Fowler 4i3. -
Sr. 1.--l•)lwer ,Foran.
Jr. I. -Harold Irwle, Leo Foran. •
Norman Fortin.
Fowler,
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Primer
-Roy ! W
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Those marked • missed nue ,.r more
examination*.
Number on roll. 13; aterage attend -1
ante. 12.
(LADY'S A. Iti0(IINN, Teactie .
1'. S. N. NO, I, COLBORNE
Followlug I+ the January mimosa for
'1'. S. 4. Xu. 1, Colborne:
V.- Kathleen Williams laloseull. • LANN)S, Nt'b, 3. -Mr, Sidney Ferguson
Sr, IV. --Eileen Feagan 75 per lent.. on, of London.. ;Went the week -end
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No other Orange. Polcee
can equal this In favour
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ORANGE
PEKOE
BLEND A
tie
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'Fresh from the gardens'
LANES
\1'U r Rut et ge i. with 11 areute
swords, uud the Keith leagan 7., L •
Winter Care of Pis Department will try to beat this ht, 111. Blenders lcyuu 01 per eel"' Mrs. Frank Johnston has gone to
The main factors in theg+uea'ssfut record and bring home some of the Kenneth N'tlliams 5.1*.pe'tertar,ugh hi attend the funeral 01
rrariug of pigs during the whiter C.100,Otx) offered in prizes. :\ sub -cone Jr. ILL- \1'lauifreti Watson t ", Is't' her brother, wbo died last week.
tutIs ll 11'illi w I'" ('urdou wit
y 11.- Ke uta 111 Kt u r ail pr
winter feeding should be farrowed the very hest seed acnllablr.
Olivet
oath* are: mittt'e' has ai.+o tarso appointed to r(•ut., Mr. Rud Mrs. S. Campell spent
1. Earl • litters. figs intended for ser that prospective exhibitors t+er'ure !laws Suf. Menson Kerr 30•. , Friday with the hour's brother
at
ceu6, 7
Ute greatest clamor for protection
comes from l i tl forh 1 dttstrl Yt tistl have ehown that leu win Ran (`• Arnohl 1 w
2. Clean yard. a grad clover Held per ca rat more butler and eggs s implied the chair. Miss Jean Cameron
or yard with clover sal is Ideal for per capita ttiau the people u[ any sero William,' 58. W
h • :kers ,tore lessen. Miss Mary
I'h.Ills Kerr 54.
poeegrle who hove the least I. -Dort- Wint:tuts Su per cent., El-. The League weetteg on Thur ay
leer. This gives thew time for u g 1 Canadians Milk Drinkers Arnohl 75. Mar rvenlog ane eery well attended. The
w,uv r eau on tome a e's start before e'ukl weather. - - a es un e t
%i en they are buying? garet Mt -Knight 75, Jac'. Wilson 7;t, peeskeut, Mis. Myrtle Johnston, 00•
thew to run in. Avoid all old yards other country, A recent survey shows Sr. Primer -Gins!: Harry Feagau,, read the 1
•ttr'rtI the t t i . tied Mr.
not later than the month of .eptent•
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The Minim* fall fair, known as the
Norfolk County Fair. held up as the
model of a weeusstul small town ex-
hibition, has falleu upon evil days. In
face- of en Ludebtednest of $13,000.
the proposal was made that the
wound take over the grounds and
buildings and itsstone the debt; but
this tile county council refuted to do.
The fair heard thereupon resolved to
go into liquidation, which would mean
the abandonment of an institution
which has been in existence for eighty-
five years. It is to be hoped that
some solution of the problem will be
reached that will permit of the con-
tinuance of the annual lair, which
has been one of Norfolk county's
proud Wants and without doubt a
valuable asset to the county and tits -
and wallows. that tone of the favorite Leverages of Law renter Williams. Elmer Me N bio Sint dist p
t. 1 3. ('lean and dry sleeping quarters. Inc people of Canada is milk. Tu rat nay. Fair: Ruby Wilson. Helen Free. Tatenor gave it short talk.
These should be eutirely free from Isfy this demand for fresh milk alone. • Jr. Primer -Lois Moore. Mr. and Mrs. Cameron Hatted
over 4.82a,000 gallons per year, or There marked t ) have keen absent friends at St. Helens on Sunday last.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Phillips visited
the Latter's brother. Mr Dynes Camp-
bell, on Sunday.
Nurse Madeline Johnstone is home
again for a few day..
draughts, .but prot-Idtdi wish veutll
ation. about one pint per head of population for one or more exams.
4. Suitable ration:. From weaning per day Is required. TIAs should serve GRACE BLAKE, Teacher.
until four mouths of age, the follow- to give some idea of the prominence - -'
lag ration will be satisfactory : 200 which dairying has attained. The
PARAMOUNT
pounds of finely ground oats, 201 total value of Canadian dairy pro-
pounds of middlings, 50 pounds or ducts exceeds 2.50 mllllous anumall 1 .\ltA-I -
\ sit' -NT Feb. 3. -Miss Ititr-
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wheat bran, 50 pounds of barley or - -- ,.Dorothy Wraith of Langside spent the
corn, 15 pounds each of linseed oil Change Weed set Brgutstiotas weekend with Mr, and Mrs. A. Stein.
meal and tankage, 5 pouruda of bone The lion. John S Martin nus nuc kir. and Mn. Jock Henderson were
char and 3 pounds of cult. This should mounted changes in the regulutiuu> o.' at tome t., ,t few of t,'nder elg►tbore
alwitve le fed as n warm slop mixed the Ontario W,s-d Act to be c{tective. at hum'trM t fewevea awl a very en
aith skim milk or buttermilk. As the J
pigs get older inerense the proportion
of barley or corn. Be very careful
nut to overfeed; every tueal should be
all cleaned up quickly and more
looked for. A supply of alfalfa or
;clover hay should be on haud at
all times. and a few mangeis or
apples given daily-. Keep all pens
Wet. - clean and supply drinking water
Cinquefoils Ipote'titilla sp.,. field t 'il u
i,eppergruws tlepldium Campestre), 'lay Inas. A varier) program ells est-
The Renal) Bull sticktlee'd llappuia asomata). Bus -I tierd out, including a splendid report
In a recent nddrs on the scrub elan tits lee (.talaoia kali). wild bat- of the L.F.W.O. eonventkon at Tomei-
bull and Its effect on the dairy 1u- to, given by Mrs. WIII Gardiner. It
dustry, W. E. Thompson, Pres a (hurdeum Jubatuml. was decided to hold a valentine social
of the Ontario Cattle Breeders' Municipal councils are encouraged In the community hall on February!
Assotiatiou, claimed that a scrub to appoint men (-noble of giving loth. The hostess served a dainty
sire wits a liability to the breeder- leadeNhlp in an educational way. dosed
The good- purebred sire was the Recd problems are not simple and the I
1 g{ al one to head a hen. since best men :available are essential if
this year.
Road superintendents or foeamen
will not be eligible for appolutmeut
ar weed inspectors. The reason tot
ibis regulation 1s that the weed Ri-
spee-tor must report on the enforce-
ment of lice Act with respect to roads.
To simplify enforcement of the Act
the following less Important weer!* in
Ontario have let•n removed from the
I Joyable time was spent.
Mr. Albert Cook visited friends It
Ile•nfryn last week.
I . Mr. McQuillin and Myrtle attended'
the funeral of the infant child of )jr.!
and Mrs. Alex. Purvis on Tuesday.
The stork was quite btu•y last week,
leaving baby bsoy+ at Harold Stanley's
and D. McQuillin's. Congratulation+..-
I A very pleusaut afternoon was spent
noxious list
each day. tet the home of Mrs. MacGilI on Tues-
of the newspaper; wax sarcas-
tic over the statement of the railway
beads that the lack •'f grain traffic
luring the Inst four or five months
has cut down their it ersting profits.
Did not these saute railway- heads
claim that they were carrying wheat
at Less than coat? But is there any
IncnnMi.+tenet' fu the two statements:'
Overhead charges remain much the
i.iseetar--w414etier----there- is grain to .be
handled or not. 1'nlerse the railways
are to nhnndon the prairie country
alt.ogetber-whlch of course Is out of
the question -station masters must be
lucid %testier buslue'++ is hrbsk or
'duck. trtacks must be kept in safe
condition. interest must be paid on
money spent for roll'ng stock whether
It is in use or not. 1! these newspaper
editors would put on their thinking
caps, they might come to the conclu-
sion that, after all. there is /tome
pn,•tlbllity that the men who run the
railways know what they are talk-
ing about.
ASHFIELD
\SIIFIEI.0 TOWNSHIP. Feb.:t. -
The meeting of the Ktntail Women's
institute will be held at the brine of
Mn. Charlie Robb on Thursday. Feb-
runry ft. 1t is hoped all members will
be prement.
A surprise party was held lust Wed-
nesday at the home of Miss Anna
to ask them to provide in slack thee. May MacDonald, before her return to rents, Mr. and Mrs. Colling. Ripley.
for those who tire nnemployetp. Detroit on Friday last. A eery pleasruary meeting itt the home of Nits- M. W
it evening was spent by the large C. McKenzie. Mr. Angus McDonald, of Bindlose
gable ring M:emtdecF. Alberta. who has been visiting here,
A Petition was presented at 1111- The roads are now in floe Mhnld• for took ti trip to Niagara ;u,t1 %111 visit
The many- friends of Mr. A. Beckett
Th lleut ley
" (progress is to be made. It Is nut sof- •
grwith a registered sire there are ticlent for a council to appoint a man
In ther chances of getting resul d and instruct him to wait for cum-
in the way o[ grade oto the reed Plain" before takingaction.
than when a or tutrrlur breed lel
Is used. The purebred• has a long tine •- A estt of Vales »s
of descent of the one breed.. Mr. During lira au Increasing Interest
giveThoat un declared that a cow mart was shown by experimenters itt the
give at least 0,000 pounds of milk to work of the Oxtariu Agricultural
bey for her keep. Metter breeding and and Experimental Colon. According
better feeding are necessary to profit. to the secretary's report a total of
Rbfr returns In his opinion. to
farmers received material fur
The Export M- arket co-operative experiments. A steady
W. A. Wilson, agricultural pro- increase in Chir regard has leen re-
corded. the last five years showing an
'Increase of 39 per cent. iu the number
of experimenters over the previous
five yearn. Last year material was dis-
tributed for • total of 47 distinct co-
operative experiments. including var-
iety testa with field crops, dates and
rates of *ceding. methods of seeding.
mixtures of grain for grain produc-
tion and for forage production. thin-
ning plants at diftereht distances
apart In the rows. and fertilizer ex-
periments. The Union has ticen a most
potent factor lu the improvement of
field crops in the i'rovinte for the
past fifty years by supplying farmers
with the very best .sired itt .elcterl
varieties and encuurnging the dls-
trtbirflon of tithe material to the
farmers,
ducts representative for Canada in
Greet Britain, who bits leen pending
some months In ('Runde, addressing
agricultural organizations and serviee
clubs. emphasizes the Importance of a
steady volume of export in order to
hold the market.
The limit In consumption has 1.7
1141 means been reached, he deelar,•y.
Canada'. postilion In the world is be-
coming
•-coating increasingly more dependent
upon her ability to hold her own in
world competition. in reference to
Canada's exporta of agricultural pro-
duce Mr. Wilson points out that
these have shown a marke-d tendency
' to decrease lu receut years: Calces
Canada can maintain a policy of imp -
plying a reasonable volume for export
to the British Isles, the inroads mutt
meeting of the Lambeon (sanity coun- 1
ell last week asking that n tarred tour-
face 1e placed nn to th tulles of the
Blue Water Iligha,ty pa -sing through
the Pinery. We lutve not learned 1
what action w•av taken on the peti-
tion, but if the petitioners hack Up'
their demand the l.umbton county;
:nhthoritie- ,,in h❑I.'Ic fail to do
w111 to glad to hear that after being
confined to his bed for the past few
weeks he is improving al well as could
Is, expected.
We rt•gr,•t - t. report that lir. -Fred
linspreypor had the tulstt,.lune to fall
end dish eate his right shoulder. pr.
Si•atp+on etas itt attenehuce.
Mrs. Benjamin 1+ not keeping as well S'I'. IIN:LN:NS, Feb. 3. -Mrs Wilkin-
son err MAN' friends would like. sou is In Toronto this week. Maoris and
The 1'.F'.1\'n will hold their Fele Murray are visiting with their grau,l-
sleighing. A few-leighhig 1,,uit1"; blend. tot Ihtmlltou.
would not he amiss. , Miss 4 ;Iailys llodgien. of Luckuow,
There are still quite a nnmb.•r con- was a week -end visitor with Mr. and!
fined to their homer with moan•. 2 Mrs, D. Tlai.i,
We regret to relent the srrion+
ST. HELENS
Health in Modern Industry
Modern Industry lays great stress on health- physical and mental
fitness of the worker.
One might eeally Infer from the pictures that they were taken la
a city hospital As a matter of fact they show A part of the medical
r inment on the ninth floor of the Bell Telephone Company's now headquarters hutldin-. \btntrc..l
haven hundrsw end fifty employees consulted the medical department during the past month This ser-
vice 1s a part of the o ompany'a territory -wide health program. This program includes free medical
rvantinatsnu. visiting not se. health courses, first aid and accident prevention
news of Mr. George Webb. Mr. Webb
het been confined to heti •:ace Now
Year's with heart trouble, and on deri-
day deal pneumonia eel h1 mot the
doctors give little hope of kis recov-
ery. Ills dnttghters. Misses Gladys and
Caroline, of Fort William. are "o
their way home.
Death of H. McFarlane.-Ther fou
era! of Mr. Hamish McFarlane, et
near Bluevale. was held tr th,
United chutsrh, lucknow, to Greenhill
eemetery nn Saturday. Mr. McFarlane
underwent an operation It Kitchener
hospital on Tngwley of last ttcek nn
died on 11'ednesday. Ile lived %.111 1,,
parents in this vicinity- fur over fon.
years and 1% AN a general fusorite
old and young. Tlw sympathy of th
eommuuity goes out to the parents.
'.1r. and Mrs. James McFarlane, and
family,
ZAM•BUK
H ERBALOI -
• MEDICINAL SOAP
( yaps 0 e.+IAttwl Le 41.4 t ••, '
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0,,.••,••sc, Mod, so/ Com lir
A Friend to Women
Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound
LYDIA g PINEItAM IKZDICIMZ gO.
Lee ta.e..,
.d CM•wrg, OM., Cards.
Notice to Water
Takers
The Nater and light (0111 -
mission is pleaset1 to announce
a reduction of one dollar per
annum on house water rates
from January 1st. Owing to
the large number of taker,
this reduction meant) con-
siderable lets revenue, and
consumers are asked to co -
.operate in the economical
operation of the plant by see-
ing that the water is not
wasted and that all leaky taps
or services are fixed at once.
1. L. Knox, W. T. Murney,
Sec' y. Chairman
Bedroom Suites
We have a varied assortment
of Bedroom Suites on hand in
walnut and walnut finish.
Now is the time to buy that
Chesterfield Suite and enjoy it
these long evenings, as you
listen to your radio program.
J. R. WHEELER
FURNITURE DEALER Sad
FUNERAL DIRECTOR
Phones Store aa:o, Res. 366w
Hamilton Street Gdssie--fir ll51.
/ That Fellow Feeling !
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A SIMPLE TREATMENT
FOR CHILDREN'S COLDS
told in the head Is eery common.
at this the" of the year, especially 111
the very young. Neglect of a cold 1s,
panne to lend to serious curine-
quence+. Tit relieve -all congettloe
of the -ystem is the first step in
treating a cold. whether In intents
or adults. For the very young.
Baby's Gen Tehlet+ are the mew
means of doing t1,1s, ('011 tit itt 1 ng Ito
nen-tithe or other harmful drugs
they soothe the child's frettnIness,
relieve Its sufferings and maitre come
vale+truer.
ltaby's Own Tablets are without
NH equal for relieving indlgeetlon.•
constipation and colic. They check
diarrhoea, break tip cotda and simple
fevers; protmde health -giving .deep
and make the dreaded teething per.
kid easy. The 'rablet• are floe one
medicine that a mother can give her
little ones with perfect salety, as
they are enaranteed to he free trots
Injurious d•rnp. ' They are *old by
all medicine dealers or by mall at 25
cents a los from The Dr WIIltem+
Mel ('o, •prockvllle, Outiiir.
Y
OU are all wrapped up in the merchandise that
fills your store. You enthuse over the quality of
this article and that line.
goods attractively, too.
All you need now is to
transmit your enthusiasm
to the buying public of
your commodity ---and your
goods will move out and
the profits roll in.
ADVERTISE
1- or advertising makes the
customer feel as you do
about the goods you have
to sell. Every time you
talk to prospective buyers
through an advertisement
in The Signal, you are increasing the fellow -feeling that
brings business to your store.
You probably display the
Try Our
Job Department
WE PRINT
BOOKLETS of all Kinds
PAMPHLETS
FINANCIAL REPORTS
CHURCH REPORTS
LODGE STATIONERY
BLANK FORMS
DODGERS
POST CARDS
CIRCULARS
SHIPPING TAGS
MEMORIAL CARDS
TICKETS BLOTTERS
OFFICE STATIONERY
Letter Heads
Bill Heads
Statements
Envelopes, Etc., Etc.
An Advertisement is an Invitation
THE SIGNAL
Telephone 35
Goderich, Ont.
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