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THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONT.
Thuradmy. August 7. 19411
RH-iLECITION or MINISTERS
When a member of Parllameut is ap-
pointed
Government to any office
1 by
of emolument, such as the position of
a Cabinet Minister, he must under the
law go back to his constituents for re-
election. Thia Is awkward when a
change of Government tikes place, and
every member of the new Cabinet
must again seek election, and it is
proposed that the reetllreeietll -be skol_ -
lahed. In none of the comments en the
subject that we have seen. however,
is the matter dibeusact in the light of
the reason for the enactment of such
a law. There was a reasons. and a --very
good one, for the rule when It was es-
tabllahed..and we do not. know _that 1t
has altogether disappeared - The tale
had its origin in the 'e to emu"'
that a member of £.rliasuent, once
elected. would not sell- Oat ..[O some
other party thpnn diet width be bad
been elected to .uppotL
To illustrate: Suppose the result of
the recent general election had been
to leave the Government to • slight
minority, Mut before the Prime Minis-
ter had submitted his resignation he
bad learned that several membere elec-
ted as Conservatives or United Farm-
ers or independents were willing to
switch over to the Government side for
a consideration. The Prime Minister
might give Cabinet positions to three
or four of these members and thus be
enabled to carry on -if It were not for
this law providing that • newly -ap-
pointed Minister must go back to his
constituents for re-election. The law
is an effective bar against a corrupt
bargain of this kind. The member who
had sold out would not dare to submit
himself to Ills. constituents: or if he
should have the hardihood to do so
his constituents would have an oppor-
tunity •1 spoiling his eckeSR
It may be maid tat each circum-
stance* could awl -*r Sn thin ad-
vanced day. Are we e0/Itm of this?
At any rate, before the law a (hanged.
the reasonfor Its enactment- lSowld be
-raceirddrel.
will have • strong Oppodtion facing
them in the new House.
• • •
The problem of what In to he done
with' al ot'i'(illidll e-fte a 6s rWii:-+ra 4
settled. With timelier bet erop awe t0.4.
tvUW on the market. the question 15
becoming acute.
• • •
The aggregate wealth of Canada-, ex-
clusive of undeveloped natural re -
retirees. is estimated at Eri,940,1100,-
OMML-abut $2.9041 fur every than.
woman and chis[ in tlu.-•IAnuiuton.
Soule popple tomtit 1111vr more than
their fair share.
a
Will Mr. Bennett (1u as he threat-
ened and (Sneer all the treaties made
during recent years by the King Gov-
ernment
welch a
-Ircealite under r 1
ernment
bas been and le canjey\ng a splendid
trade? Or will Mr. Bennett forget all
all about his "blastiug" and Iw' glad
to. take advantage of the good work
dont-by his perdet•sssoral We. Admit.
1
allalissof
THE 'WHY' Or QUEBEC
The Province of Quelwc gave the
most astonishing reversal of form in
the recent election, rod the reasons
behind it are !ping much ds•n
i5Me(1.
!n The Ottawa Citizen Gordon Hender-
son, a lawyer of Ottawa, advances the
_following am the cruse( of the turn -
ever:
. 1. The ellminatlon of the Rt. Hon.
Arthur Metghwu an leader of the Con-
'----•ervatiee party and with him the con-
acription battle. fur which he waa no
more to blame. if blame there lw for
conscription. than the whole Union
Government. •
2. The unpopularity of the T•a•
(•hereon Government ' in refusing old
•sgrns•agasionso and the franchise fur
women.
17.e taking aft(, of .the Minis
ter of Femme's portfolio frofb gat
bee and giving it to the West and re-
Rtaclne the loss of a quebec Minister
With one w'Itholt portfolio.
4. The appointment of anti -Lender
i.therals to offleet. suc1r BM Senate and
tench. 1411(1 pltronoge. tartlrnlarly the
patronage given to Hun. New_, • o_w:
ell K ('
STRAY ITEMS
FROM THE
Weekly' Press' .
Straw for Paper
Many farmers •re at presenttf sv
baling and shipping
nt
southern counties to a paper will at
Trenton. Ont.. where' It will Ire mrnt-
faetured into paler. The prhw runs
abut $2.90 an acre net to the farmer
dud Ow quality was never better than
this year. • • •
Haw to Keep Coat
Motorists driving along (1w water-
front to Eswx (snooty one day last
week were thrilled 1'.') to are the
me that • two womeu
slight-
ly
ht-
ly over weight. to keep cool. They
placed two barrels on the front lawn,
turned the hose In them. then took a
seat in the barrel and all fern well. but
they found It * great deaf easier to
tgPt to
thisn--4•-4.14-42111-
R. C. WOULD GROW NORTH
- V fete nit --R:l .- Ksteaston ++t- - tL•
boundaries of British Columbia north
to the Acetic In the Yukon it being
urged by 1). 1t. Plunkett, M.P. for Vic-
toria, who declarer that Ire will make
formal- proposafj of this plan to the
House of Commons.
"(Ontario, Manitoba and Quebec- have
extended their territories to the north
and it Is time that we took'fir-ter
Yukon.' said Mr. Plunkett.
"Hntarlo has been made a oew pro-
vince by Its new northern territory,.
and ro has Quebec. You have heard a
good deal about the great development
of Manitoba's northland during the
past year. We of British Columbia are
just as capable of expansion as the
other proviwws. Our bouudary in the
north shoud fringe the Arctic Ocean
mud we Should make that our definite
goal."
B. The dedication of Itecklea N'il•
tnrnl'r' hot* to the Premier: in which
reflections were cant on the name of
Leerier.
6. The prombee of -:Bennett to pay
old age pensions alt of Dominion
treasury.
7. The p hltleind empire of some ex-
Cabinet Ministers who felt when they
were dropped wisdom wan droppig
with them.
8. The yelping about Premier Xing's
Sympathy with everything American,
which the yelper,' know not to be tette.
9. The' United States going to swal-
low ns rap. Quebec le anti -annexation,
not for tiny love of the mother country,
but for fear of losing language and
schools.
10. Fergtl.on s bitterest .school p l -
key In Ontario gained Bennett votes
In Qn. s'e-
11. Thinning budget Is too Imleriel-
lgtir.
12. New 'Llilitld fattier and unem-
ployment.
This may or may not 1* a correct
,r•trtement of the case. but at any rate
It Ir interesting. No doubt a variety
of.citu*fR egg operating. and no permit
can tell will, aocl1racy just a•hTT 6111e
or onnr bad the gre ti t effeet.
ZDITOEZAL NOTU
Fine har?Pa1 Telt tOPI
-,,• •
Are you inking 1n the ('hanthugla
program?
• • •
'I'k(i UMW% Vlrtorh -
OW* m i/_t nom week.
e• -err Ir' Canada's -.,"lis
MO (donned lb* aitntle of t•ItyhotMt
en Mlwlday of this week. Will It the
knows •a Ibbs Mineral City'
• • •
With Vr Ring, Mr iapstlnte Mr
Enter. Mt Waferden. Mr iClllott. bur
Voolot and other emerbere of the Mar
,haste King 1Dalleheat tl/ir,tn Parila-
Mr itasn•tt sad Me Ministers
lEDITORS' OPINION 11
Takes Ow Life
at Dungannon
Motor Derby at FaU Fairs
Various boards of directors of (all
fabs It reTyiZlltW atlnut for'nPw attrac-
tions and the Norfolk Fair at :jlmrne
has loft upon the "motor de1by" as In
keeping with the age and apdrlt he
times. The derby was inaugurated 1 st
year. -The main features of the per-
formance are auto polo. in which two
Wit ISMS compete, motor'YeIe racing
,rte Aybote***, yl,UlyiuL Horse racing,
by tl way. Is no long!, it 'featnle of
TOUGH E1.E(TION--- .
(Meaford Mirror)
It's a mighty hard campaign when
Agnes Wtcphail can only get 387
majority in Mouth Grey.
• • •
WHO CARES? -
I twee Somal Mint -Time t
Ilarenee i)errow. noted 'hit -ago
lawyer. has been in Toronto getting
some Information recanting IOntarios
liquor laws. HP ion of the c ohm that
Canada had no right til" assist the
United States In the Pn(onwment of
her prohibition law and •Iso feels
sorry for F:ngland. Who cam.. any-
way, what Darrow my* about these
thine' it ariames from Chicago.
• • • •
B&u .W LUCK NEXT TIME
(Clinton News -Record)
. We offer erntlolen•cw con-
frere, tiro. Itobsrsan of . Mel
Ich Signal. in failing of 41e•ttot. In
North Huron on Monday. We ('an only
.ay that he in not toy any mean. tlw
first good man defeated. And he should
know what a man ought to "if at first
he doesn't succeed." Here's to better
luck next time. It is long eine Huron
had a repre•entative of the press In
Parliament.
• • •
A MISTAKEN IDEA
(Amherstbure F:111,,Q/
It IS a mistaken idea that keeping
r thing out of a paper Is going to
hush It up. New•eptpers are not so
powerful that they hold In their hands
the difference between publicity and
silence. Very often when an event 15
not recorded In the papers just as
It took plates the reports that grin
circulation are apt to lw more harm-
( foil- df harm there is than n plain
penned statenwenl ririaagt._rsymniing
the Ie•rurreme.
•••
Aged Lady, Spt*U7 U nbalaaoed,
Oommlli Haab Act in Her
Ova Rome
The Melees body ..t Irs. Charlotte
Robb, aged aevsaty-t.ter, of Dungan-
non, was found to h.., row'', o11 TIurs-
day afternoon et last seek. she hat -
United church next Sunday, August
10: 'merrier at 10.30 o'clock. Rev. T. C.
Wllktnaon 1s taking his holidays.
Mr. and Yrs. Ewart McPherson held
• reception at their hove on Saturday
evening In honor of Mr. and Mn. Lee.
Mr. Alan Edward6 (2f .Torattit• and
Mr. and Mrs. French, Jr.. of Alma,
were the gusts of Mr. and Mrs. Frick
Todd during last week.
W H ITECHURCH
\\'HITEI'Ht'R('H, Aug. 4. -Mr. and
Mrs.. Will Conn rod Mr. Hardie Slmp-
soU nude a burin' • trip to Stratford
Ing taken her own. tit, by hanging- last Thursday.
Mr. Welsiey Lott, of Atwood, spent
The authorities w. -rt' immediately the weekend at his home here.
notifier and Dr. A. 1 it niter. crouer, Mr. Bert Kennedy and three chil-
dren. of Toronto. pre vlaittng with her
sister. Mrs, (.ane (;rain.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Ackley. of Toronto,
spent thg week -cwt with Mr. and Mn.
Frank Henry.
lire. Irvine. who has leen visiting
with Mrs.. WIII Conn returned with Mr.
Irvine and Jim to their home in Thed
cmductet •a invest lg+ttnon, at the
conclusion of which he .I.r•IIIer1 an in-
quest unnecerwry.
s
**loose
husband
The tete Moi d
. MII
Ti r Bol
pr 1IPPParef her sono.' nears ago. had
not leen in good health for store time.
Last Thursday she ass working In
the garden with her daughter. Mary fond on Monday.
Jane. sdddeuly *wire to enter the Mr. and Mrs. W. 14. ('urrte and son
hotter. Not retar -tow .ixtgthter fol. Bruce are rbilting tide week_ w1ih
W Id other ret -
lowed half an r"later, only to slater. Mrs. lance tin a
make Ow revolting discovery. The aged athes in Winglam.
lady had attached one coal of a rope Mrs. lieu Mc('lenaghan returned OD
around Let Yak - w o T{'gnding at a $aterday from bee- shit -with.
chair and to other lid of the rope In Fergus and Hamilton.
to two clothes books .a, the wall, kick- Mrs. J. W. Brown, of l'relglntcw
Ing away the ctulr on which she stool. Mines. ba visiting this week at the
It 1s stated by authirrities that the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mac Rosa.
late Mrs. Robb, ■ most .-.tiwable lady Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk. of Sea -
and In comtortatiw.*, tpstances, bar- forth. Mr. and Mao. Norman Kirk, of
bored imaginary gyit,nnces ;'u finau- Fort Wayne. Mich., mud Mr*. F. L.
dal matters. 1t Is 641 Hi sir sought to Creighton and three children. of De-
w _- get a cash advaneerort some lands and I trolt. spent Wedemday last at the
the program. _--- bad been told Oast the loads were home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Beecroft.
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
OPPOSES (BOXING BOt'T
e"MF gC T(Ie lfttnat • w3
Dear Sir.-ln your pater 1-rau
Item to the effect that we were to have
• boxing tournament staged here In
aid of the crippled children. Surely our
town will not eouutenance such a
thing. To say the beat that can be raid
for much ■ tournament there is noth-
ing In It that la elevating or had re-
finement for any who may attend. To
motor It will he demoralizing and de-
grading. To our boys cud girls as on-
lookers of much ■ display the tendency
can 1w only for evil. It Is the prize
tight In miniature and ought to 1e
banned from our eommuuity.
A FRIEND OF THE BOYS AND
G MIA".
shortlj to nature -when Alfett
olld ha re+ Re*. Mr. Watt will --preach to the
The 1•tlag et Muleteer the amount In full. l'nfortunately she United church here on Sunday next.
Mr. Victor Porteous. North Grey's interpreted the letter as Ieewrtug bv. Stanley Monist, of Hamilton, b
(few M.P., may he the youngest mem- holidaying with Mr. Jimmie Weir.
her of the House of Commons. He is
Only thirty-five years or age. He was
tarn in Derby township. Grey county,
on the farm which him grandfather
took from the Crown hack in 1850. He
Is married and has three children: two
daughters and a sun. He headed the
poll for eouuclllor in the munctlpal
elections in January. He is regarded
as an excellent farmer.
• • •
Cee of Cream Cana
('ream cans Supplied by dairies are
handy tblogs to bare !bout a farm,
but creameries are finding out that
they are being used for other things
besides cream. l (Ile creamery le prose-
cuting a farmer in Siwcs• county for
using one of Its cans as a receptacle
for gasoline and the same e.onpany b
pro o uting another creamery for put-
ting buttermilk in the cream cans. The
maglatrate said the prn,rr•ntious were
completely new to him and is taking
time to think things over. The use of
cream cane for other purp044ew than
for which they are intended.. -Jar -of
course, an offence.
• • •
Libel Action in Essex
An echo of the recant ele•tiOn las
sounded down in Ewe: Month. where
EceIes J. Gott, sweetest -Ill t'uuservative
tanIWate.laa lamed a writ for $100.-
000 against John H. Rodd, K.C.. of
Windsor. Liberal candidate tw (/sae*
West and one of the active supporters
of a t a
dictate In Eapwx South. a writ-ile-
clares that defendant had said that
plaintiff was preparing a "roorlsek"
dealgnel to play on the prejudices' of
the Boman ('etholl•e In that riding.
Mr. Risk1 In a statement lammed de-
clarer he la not retracting the state-
ments charged agalnot him and that
he has proof to supe rt his allega-
tions. And all the fight Is on.
• • •
Plea of Insanity
insanity to likely to ion the plea In
the defence of Robert Freeman, near
Llmtowel, who Is maid to have admin -
lettered poise to the young von of his
employer. No reason has been ad-
van•e(1 for the alleged melt met. Free-
man was arrested on July 12th after
the lav had taken violently 111 follow-
ing the eating lot ■ chocolate far givp6
him by Freeman. The latter ie .aid t
have confessed giving the chocolate
bar. ht which he had placed t ch-.
nine. to the youth. The conifees 1lf (M
secured by the Provincial pike fol-
lowing Ow arrret. -Thr laky im Gordon
news that she could not get the money
she sought land that the bonds were
worthless.
When the daughter • bide lthe dla-
eurery she ralpett •n alarm and kind
neighbors- gave what amistrme they
could and the local .hes tot was 141511ly
summoiwd. het the hut! had been dead
for ten or Mem minutes on his ■rrl-
rat. Deceased SSpsPsI her usual self on
the morning ad the tragedy. doing
54)104' shopping in the morning. Whin
she left her daughter to the garden
rhe told her not t• MUM I II longer than
half an hour.
The funeral of th.• late lits.
Rohl) took place last Sunday afternOes
and was very largely attended. The
Nervier Wap conduel,.l hj Rer. C._ C.
Keine Of'the 1'nitel church. n_ tee•
mails were interred in I)etngaasea
twnwtery. The people of the commun-
ity regret very mach the tragic death
of the elderly lady.
ST. HELENS
ST. HELENS. August 4. -Mr. and
Mrs. Snldon• er.. Mr sod Mrs. Fred
Muddon and son Kenneth. of Toronto, Mini Merle Gaunt 111111 Ru,'Srl, ac -
spent the holiday at the home ltd tati mnted by tlwir littletwphew, Har-
latter's tele. Yr. i) it. Murray- dd Wilkins. motored to Marton on
Sympathy Ir tit/tNlel to Mrs. ]•mus Sunday and vleltel with Mr. and Mn.
Derain In the i th of her brother. Wilkins.
Kr. Tisa f r, of The - WM steed. Pries Scent on* Oen. Me -
whereremain. Tlsektla► Medal the Mat ` rtt'h . nor of threw of the euro lwsIL but
where lnterme i •as-, de. It b 0111,
' r II J 11,,1 n ,Ap.. Iunclay, ,,.t «,.. JImdJJtr firm whom Ivy leaves are
5.14S13;:"- BGilpts7lt nn t `AfltaLfdAlp pdW (raykt•
Master Jobe Simpson, of London,
has leen holidaying with his uncle,
Mr. J. J. Metier.- -
Mr. sad Mrs. Harry Lee. of Toronto.
■re visiting at the latter's home with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alec Rin-
toul.
Mr. and Mrs. Dobbins. of Rochester,
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. .1.
Colter. and other relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs'. Wlghtmao spent Sun-
day with their daughter. Mrs. Jas.
Brigham. of Blyth.
The Lucknow Women's institute are
ting with the Wh Ite hurrh frrancb
herr on Friday and will /supply the
program. Every lady In the esommunity
jm cordially invited to attend this
teeming.
Mr. Jack Johnston was very badly
hurt one day Inst week, when he was
kicked by a hors•. He la Improving
nicely lures.
Mr. and Mrs. %Veld) and family. from
Paisley. were Sunday elslters with 1(r.
and Mrs. Johnston Conn.
Mrs. Toyuby Iamb and Miss Ruby
Kennedy. of Galprlch. visited one day
lad week with their parents, Mr. and
Mee. John Kemeny.
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ANOTHER OBJE('TOR
Editor Signal,-
By meant, or a paragraph in last
week's papers we learned that a box-
ing bout was to be staged in town 011
15th. From the' fact that the
proceeds were to be devoted to the
aid of the work among the crippled
children of Huron we draw the Infer-
ence tart If It did not originate with
the Lionsl'tub,-tbo bouts LilrIt least
their sanetien and approval. By their
Interest In the crippled children the
Lions certainly gut In right with the
general public and they proved them -
Delves amidst.willing to amidst. We were sorry,
therefore. to know that this method of
raising funds had herr adopted.
Against the art of self defence we Day
M
not ■ wool. fur It has often an found
convenient even for • prearher to
know 1)014 to defend hlunwlf against
some enraged bully •rn1 to deliver him•
welt from unreasonable and wicked
men. This. however. is entirely differ-
ent from eowmerciallzing a perform-
amw which has a brutalizing and de-
grading tendency, 1 present my protest
an • citizen and inopee It Ia not too late
for the differing sentiment among the
people to crystalize itself into an oop-
powlt1on which may lead to a reron-
Nlderatlon of the project. thus keeping
our town clear of this unwholesome
advertls•ment
J. 1:. FORD.
NOW WE SHALL SEE .Ixck1(n. 17 -year-old Son of Herbert
1 The Farmers' Suns Jackson. The origltal charge has been
1t est n(s to ue that the major eerylce t Is -doled to "admiulete't'fng Poison"
Mr. itenuet1 lona pledged himself to from attempted ranine.
perforin Is that of providing everyone' • • •
with work at ,ntftrientlp 111(11 wages Under the treading "Too Moth iron
to enable them to pay the higher pries
Heel" The Ripley- F:xprere attacks, the
farmer* •-Mrve 1.1 pmnniwrt kis Fruvitwellal iw*tro•-•'40r`...esen t>M
dTieli p its pfs. MP feflill" er pricer'
motorists to court end having thecal
to be dk'k,ly Intel If batter pricer' final bectins• they happened to leave
don't quickly tike oto hp and the tin -
their driver's Ilense at home. The Fx-
empivyed are Rnln' to he furiale it 511 pass says: ••Wet are Informed that
they get out of the new linter of thing's
*time pretty stiff fines have been hxnd-
IN the privilege of paying .f 111.. ed out In this district to routorltte were
pries for the herr n involves
ees of life. roetkln't 'unglmw their driver's licence
l'he tariff, whether It Involves. a'ditty (•turd when called newt by the traffic
on butter or any other commodity, is
an attempt to (Ix the price arbitrarily
at a high figure. inuring timer• of de-
pression such as trevnll at present, the
hlglwr the price the lower the demand.
Miss Agnes Maephail's majority in
t(twttwest Grey In lad week's election
was 219 am compared with 172St In
191M. -
As early as June 15th there were
over II,IMM1 requests from I'.S. citizens
for particulars of the forthcoming
Canadian National Exhibition.
DENTROi'1NG POISON iVY
('ultivatlun ba the limit effective
means for the eradication of prietn
ivy, obverses H. T. Gtos)w, Dominion
t.oanist. l•olsm Ivy grows generally
throughout Canada. and It /RUMPS VOW
,llrrable annoyance and laysveuience
to people wino are Sltseistible to the
poison nil which oomph from Iia leaves
and berry when Injure) toy contact. It
can be readily identified by its leaves
whirl' neer to threes after Ow ems -
U dater hese. oar day Iait week with hie.fda Mc- Wyly (says•-ttotheil. Thr use of salt.
home over the A....k-end and holiday. -Mr. Furl Cnrslon, of Stntthmy, la I Otiold. kens•ewe and cheap furl Dila are help
Mr. and Mrs. Irvine and Jim and fol lu killing the vine about camp
Abu: or Its roots may he dug or
pulled up- Many people are Immune
from tow effects of wham Ivy. but with
all 1t Is a plant which Is well to
avoid
Mr. erantoa .tad the misfortune to
have hie dwwt.l.•r bone broken tart
week. .
Mr. and Mrs John ('lark. the Mie• -
ea Annie and l'olena ('lark end Mr.
and Mrs. Iowan (lark attended the
marriage ed tiwdr .ought. Mime Jimmie
McKenzie. at Kininll en Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Refine ■ed )ire.
Koine. Nr.. of Hamilton. were holiday 11 r. en1 Mr.. Evans and Wilfred,
visitors with Sic and lin, ('m For-' Teri atwl Margaret, of Toronto. visited
heli. Mrs. Kelm•. or.. Its remaining' 1 .nen tow weeklrod with Mrs. Murray
while firs. ('nn t'orhan will return for lir. and biro. Robett Philip., of (lod-
a week's visit with her Irretber and t•rlli, rim" lad week with Mrs. W.
friend,' In Hamilton. R, Irarrk r.
Sir. and Mrs. W J. Fortino and Mia+ Mr. awe Mn. Wilmer Nlchol/stoi of
foaryrm ■ttealcl the marriage of the A%charm. spent Sunday with Mr. and
furnw•r's Iwpbew. Nr. Larne BMelmont-
on Mat. Jas. ttntheelanl.
MINI Mian Eva \\'kill. at I(elmon- ttn
Tuesday. .July 1.t Mr. 111111 Mrs. Con
Yttrium and \ltaiii,L,olohn attended the
reception in the ••veeleg.
Miss... Eliz,tledk. - and Marjorie
e'wwptbelt• - -i4-•Nlalis w.•r' vlaitors
with thelr'wtatttn: -Mrs. I:eo. S1wwYt!
11urin( last week.
lit. -and Mrr. Donald Clark. of. L)tt
•
fyywx. are sp•,aling their Maid -rya elth wear.
tiw•1r uwrdwr. lir>. P. Clerk.
Made of pure areem -
1.:. 7n warren snout bt4tol igy-
No cap- pp tad •a b..11
dean. wbolees a sea gill tit oeed.
M
lir. and Mrs. Vi III Conn spent Ituaday
with Mr. and Mrs. Randle Simpson. a
Tewswater.
Mrs. Taylor. of Harlo•k. visited last
week with 111w, Laidlaw amt Mrm. Mc-
Brlten.
Mr. and Ffrw: -WNd Reid sad Calvin
MMI Jetta. of Paris. are visiting with
his mother here.
Born --In Myth. tin Friday. August
1. IMO. to leis. Fane Brigham and the
SW ies...Jirkaheaa , a sou.,
Home freebiomuble women (rave two
wedding rias- one Of plain gold or
platinum Inc clay naw and soothe?
nil around w kk dds.00ds for evening
b wrapped and aselsd to heap k as
good as when it lames the factory.
WRIGLEY'S l• bound to be the beet
that men and machine and mower
tan make.
The delicious p•pperdot
favor freshens the t .seh
and aids dlgatdose
Ula'
lie T1iD
IT
MIuIOIvs
Sian
Notice
T b Water
*
The Water and Light Com-
mission is pleased to announec
a reduction of one dollar per
agnum on house watar rates
from January 1st. Owing to
the large number of takers
this redaction means con-
siderable leas 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 tyk
or services are fixed at onrly..
L. L Knox, W. T. Mum.",
Secy. CbaitMts.
Super Values
in New Furniture
BLAt 1bli 3
Furniture Exchange
-* 111 RI1a11 tJ esasrttir
A number of neighbor( and friend,"
attended the f a1 of the..late Mea.
![lfMitPlP 11'9 1n f orknow on Mon-
day. Mrs. Woods s as • former resident
of the 1)414 (1411 essitoa-
lar. xud Mrs. Those. Campbell and
danghter Jean, of Stanley township.
also Mae Helot i',taphell. of Fort Wil-
liam. were week -end vieltors with Mr.
ail Mac. Kub.ins.,,, Wn.ds.
Raw. John Watt. of I.me Branch.
nfflc•r, tl Rh they had purch•sd on twill 1111
11s• Pulpit In S1. lichens
In the regularw-ay and had changer
their cat er aomethimt end dirt not
happen to have It with them often
they erre unfortunate Mould: to Ion
High prints mean that thea. nnem /stopped her the traffic -cop.- If our in-
plapod moat use Sutwtituto, or go tt,rmntiun 1, correct and RP our t P
wlthont. The effect is to narrow the it Is- we >,rr of the opinion that the
market and insGmd orf --the farmers Ire- ,.pits - nmers that bon" In His matter ern
Ing helped they are worse aft than Ion- showing very poor judgment. We are
torp. No we think, really Iwlleve. till In ,f.to' to regpdating motoring as
Mr. Mennen ran dJ what he must now mai am prrs.rllde, and making the
at least mike it show of , lt*' rut nadw•eyt su • int wr Mlthmit that 11
ereryunoe Is curlottw to son how' lot 0'111 s motorist los +.s'nrtrl his artver'N
• • • permit and can Prove it. it Is too high -
THE RURAL ('Ht'R('H hand,rttn fine hind Isere. Ion h$Sn't
,,, If with him o1 all a'rasio011
1 FMrrmer'' 141144t ---
The rural chnrt•h In Ontario Pncengow Venice is 1)m111 on eighty Iolanda aad
the attention of the nnthurities of the has 4(111 bridges.
United ('hurch. The consolidation of
the 3101,401st. I'resbyterhnt and ('otic
gregattonal rhombi' ham not effected
shat w•Mw hoped to he *v ompllshed^
Thr rural church dwindles. its congre-
gational life. WO are told. loses ent1111m1
nam ars Its financial support draining
ft.) nisei( it.
Ask lm tornter years, rethilwll raUtray.
S4tllc4n-Inn em. airways aid 1WNMip
Tates will ion effective for the
Natio 1 Etl1UlTticrtn, To?
KNIFE TRICK COSTLY
unduly the Income 'rat the farmer, the µ'tselw11r,1. o ok1n. atlse - a local
burden devolves more and more on the tov wens „Hide 00 open a knife belong -
home imitation field.. That Is. the imp
•h dependp , more
and more to the rich of the cities. That
roan Iwo the Iwo- he could not opoPn
theott . tra s SO the
Ip1j`g oeoato daily se
a tinaki. Windage, , .
R.gina. heskatoon,
Riasaelmjamer and Vancouver.
lOttlweaT
Buffet Car
with Valet Services 9mdardSteep-
legiernes.
..kk a•m,,i ig. Cass.
Car and
■tdb4• lu•Mn tl+ lwa
RELATIVITY
WewHlver' "What M the diffe,euce ba-
twe en a flea and an elephant."
Tommy : "Well. an elephant can
Ism flea. bet a fie• can't have elp-
ROAD IS RENAMED
[wosltu.--Re.id.nts of the village of
insafol,1 nhjrdc•d to the name of
Asylum road and changed It to Hitch-
in road.
anadian
a-tional
TO IIVIIRYWHIIag IN CANADA
port of the rural chorcIng to It. H. Minnie enrol W. B. Cook the
p'tan men day,. 1n.fs•rvsol fie dannll. The
offend*. of course. the rural spirit of
independence. The United ('ha,ch has
too commissimml at work to find an
P7tptan•tion sad • splutlon. An ex plans
kve:we .IMetlrr. mina -bas Nag nte, •.pt..
,uttd In the record. of oars' • kon1
attendant*. Ff them aro few children.
three -arab Ise few young people to
hake-siprlgrvRations I 1Ifa. 'lithe/de•ttt•.
Three (•t\mmisplons will. no doeht. end
• sid,tlon. which It U to he hoped
ill
he whiter than that which commie,' In
mtes.ttres to keep the hoy on the farm.
The .Oi1ti0n b. we mhaild .•y, M
Thereon the •.►arca of Earth Indnntry.
To (het pod, for trade reaction, of
which everilMh0 rompletne. Is probably
w'nrking. It to working. at 111 events. to
11n poneltV•ttmt of the rowerd• of
Malay
their knife. The youth (not n dollar
when he failed. .o he elgnel a cum -
'Saint ageless• them. They were Jailed
1141 elsost e•s of obtaining money nnderN
!else prolHt*Wlk
(NDE 1111%/4DIPi(d
Yllt! "Ilgatirtb" .+lttt1 thetiglils of
What to hroadntt Piet between
ns two'.
What more for love to *peak - - when
ems ago
Our earla divined their mystic radio?
$eadhlt Or Ildenlnt In --- M mu or
land
Oh small. t•nng world for hearts that
u)der.tand
The Bank of Montreal is in con-
stant and helpful contact with
hundreds of thousands of cun-
t throughout Canada d
i otherof theles
cus-
tomers t rung out na a an
1N
n parts world.
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III ,"dol.:
IIIt 1I L1l il.ullil III ,1.1il iiiI I111I.
1p sl
i .001,
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-- LAURA SiMKO1f* ,
1
TOTAL ASSETS IN EXCESS OF :'00,000.000