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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1934-6-14, Page 5�../0 -lee." - r i ; ..ilkf:'��wY•.!M°�.4' * ' • •. - Ta'klries at fa■pbdl'a Drog Store Helena Rubinstein's Special Offer Rouge and Pau Powder $2.90 for $1.00 Beloano—lta$k, Almond Oil, Cleansing Cream, Satin Tis- sue Cream, Skin Firm, Face Ylrm ?r ah. seer. Du Barry Toiletries in Face Powder, Cleansing Cream, Tissue Cream, Rouge, Lip- stick, Freshener, Etc. PRINCESS PAT Runge, Faoe Powder, Hand Lotlons, Creams, Lipstick, Mascara, Eye Shadow CAMPBELL'S DRUG STORE Phone 90 22 The Square 1 • 1 C. A. ROBERTSON Liberal Candidate in Huron -Bruce TO THE ELECTORS OF HURON -BRUCE RIDING The electoral district of Huron -Bruce consists of the old N'ort'h Htfron riding minus the town of Goderich, and in addition the four south townships of Bruce with the villages contained therein. In the short interval allowed, it has been im- possible to see all the electors, but I have made an effort to meet those in the part of the riding friends w o to rr��,,e, to the apparent neglect of my gave been MD faithful on two previous occasions. To all the electors I -make this appeal. The debt of the Province is $600,000,000- Ten years ago it was $300,000,000, an increase of $300, - ns an increase is interest of 5 r Dent. that Ma gw� Dm d► Yttterst and interest rates reduced or debt must be stop we, will be unable to carry the load. . It can be done by a change of Government. The Henry Government bond issues atiWper cent. and 6 per cent. interest established a pro- hibitive rate for other borrowings, stifling industry, mercantile life, building and farm activities. A chahge of Government will mean cheaper money and renewal of activity In 1933 the Government collected over $20,000,- 000 in cold cash from the motorists of the Province for road construction, besides $2,300,000 from the counties and cities as their share of constnletion 'of Pros -in -Gild highways. The Government paid back in cash to the eountiesand townships a little over $3,129,000, be- sides $9,000,000 interest on our road debt. -What became of the other $10,000,0001 A change of Government will stop reckless ex- penditure and impose taxation only sufficient to r-- meet road expenditure and interest on the road debt of $188,000,000, a_ _. debt -Winch -very few people knew existed. The administrative east' pf Government at Queen's Park is out of all sense or reason. Great . oeenomiea can and will be -'effected without im- pairing any of the services. The Civil Service list can be reduced. Wi have tern Cabinet Ministers, _eleven Deputy Ministers, ten Commissions and numerous Boards, besides superintendents, chair- men and expert advisors a staff sufficient to govern the whole Dominion. This can be simplified by a change of Govern- ment. Hydro, our greatest asset, was trade possible by the credit of the Provinee. A more equitable distribution of costs should obtain, thus making the service within the reach of all and helping to build up local industry-. Again a chives/ of Government would help. If the farming industry is to be saved, lower interest rates muiif be swell through -the Agrieul- _. tural Development Board, thus bringing payments on a par with the price Cf -firm commodities. The cost of administration of justice and law enforeement Through the Province has inereased tremendously during the last ten years, and Muni- cipalities and County Councils have been forced to bear the burden with little or no mean* of redress. The country is overrun with officials. A pew Government can give you lower taxation and cessation of debt inereaele by economy of ad- ministration and effieient nranagenlent. Hydro esti-in-11W iu to the people_at a att1'e egiritabte iiiirffilrlittnote mart- more efficient for flie'rver-'- day life of the people. A real Minister of Education should he in charge. These are just a few things upon whieh we ask pity support on fhb 19th of .lune. It is your tight as well u mine. Sincerely yours, C. A. Robertson I& THE SIGNAL• - GODERICH, ONT. Arm in Sling with Neuritis A Tory Roarback Mr. Bullantyne's opponents In this "The Warden agreed with Reeve election are w desperately anxious to Henderson that nothing wouldtnat be this courefind some flaw In his splendid record gained by pur1942111 at the county cope' that they have Le, going bark tor Ave, six and even harked back to a report in The Signal ten year*' The peyaheets of all of the June session of 1931, and have committegg Our 1131, however, were garbled i' to suk their purpose. produced. 4911111 snowed that every - This to the version as quoted by the thing was la order and that the totals Oonservaave campaign advertisement: were about half tbose ut former years." *melaSotheFurther—"When the expeuees of the county councillors ($10 per meet- four dslleat lw ib4r-' - ing instead of the anthorlaed $6), remise at Toronto ($111.00) were Reeve McNabb related that tf the rand out, It was stated that the amount offenders were anybody eine but was just half that or two years ago -ctwa $ Iba..KVYbl4 use for the ....me number of delegates. In Jail. "rbZI pkysheets o3—wed-- eede.eea Reeve McKlbbon said there was alnico tui 1961 were found to be no use digging this stuff up. reasonab" le and to comply with the Many of the offenders were nu bylaw. longer In council, some were dead. The point of this Is that Reeve Bat - "Even It you put them in jail, lantyne in 1931 was chairman of the what would be gained? bet them good roads ceMttafaslon. Reeve J. W. have R." Beattie of Seaterth was Warden that Reeve Ballantyne said. He year, and when be and Reeve Italian - had been surprised at the size of Use realised that members bad been some cheque' he had received to former years. Ile said be did not know what some of them were for, or how hey were computed. "But we took them and we hada good time," he laughed, and the coun- cil laughed with him. It is wonderful what can be done by a little skilful garbling. No one reading the toll account of the county /saki at **higher rate than was author- ised they had the per diem allowance reduced to $5. Two years Later Mr. Ballantyne him- self was Warden, and when some mem- bers of lbs couxncll were- leetine4 to wink at irregularities In the treas- urer's book he insisted upon an 1n- ve(.tlgation, and stood to his guns throughout months of the most try - Thursday, June 14th, 19e4-1 A "Wkeu of gratification" this wo- man eaya she is giving when she writes of her relief from neuritis: "Fur twelve months I have had neuritis In my arm, and up till the last two weeks have had to carry 1t In a sling. Since then I have aban- doned my sling, am able to sleep un- disturbed, and can perform household Lxt .poel'.Jtulallc,..1-. -%9M me bare done. These beneelta 1 bare re' celved from Kruachen Salts. This lute all happened to two weeks, and 1 am optimistic enough to think that ja anntLwi., t.,r 1 .1 . I aU salol . good-bye to neuritis once and for all. Call this a teatimoulal It you choose —to me It is a token of gratification." —(Mrs.) N. E. L. Neuritis is a result of impurities in the blood. And it Is impure blood, elrculatin; all over the system and setting up inflammation in the tlseuea, that causes those excruciating pains. Krusehee Salts can be safely trusted to set the matter right. Because Kruschen contains just what Nature I needs to persuade your Internal or- gana heel- tato a healthy, normal COD- ' oo-' SPECIAL! DRESSES and MUITl MASTER-CLF.ANLD TAILOR-PKEt4f4ED —111..AK10 SISTER OF DKA CLEANING— ALTERING — REYtIKING GET OCR PRICES ON RI CLEANING J. A. NIVINS Agent, ?bone 13. Called for and delhered. East Street and Square C CAI'IIAL I tLATRJ4.1hooe 47 Now l'la)iag Ede a et Everett Horton. In "The t'oor IUait." MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY-- An unnaual and thrilling adventure in the Polar regions. council proceedings 1n The Signal of Iagjerlod that has fallen to the lot of that date (June 11, 1931) would take any Warden of Huron county. Every - from It that Mr. Betlantyne was a de. one knows the outcome—aud the coun- Ilnquent. Quite the contrary. The ty owes it to Jim 1htb'autyne more discuselon and Reeve McKlbbons re' marks referred to paysheeta of "Ale, six and teen ten years beck." -lfle- report says: than to anyone else that the clean-up was effected and county affairs were pieced on the present satisfactory _•_ ch LWOW'Committee PORT ALBERT Port Albert United church lawn so- cial Friday, June 2'2nd. Program will consist of a play by Holmeeville young people, entitled "Bashful Mr. Hobbs." Het ween acts Whlteehurch orchestra Will give selection. Miss Helen An- derson will be elocutionist. Supper served 0 to 8. Admission 95c, child- ren 2ik. CARLOW Dant Miss Iiia,—Announcement is made of a ga an party to take on the grounlie of Mr. and Mrs. Mel- vin Tyndall, Carlow, on Wednesday evening of next week, under the au- spices of the Ladles' Ail of Smith's Hill Presbyterian church. Supper will be served from :, to 14 o'clock, after Which a splendid program will be giv- en, inclu.ling Instrumental and vocal music, comedy numbers, etc. Admis- sion 4tic, children 20c. There should be a Targe turnout for this event, which wet be one of the best of the Meow "S. O. S. ICEBERG" Starring ROD LA ROCQIIE and ERNEST IIDET the world's gr at.w dar,slevil aviator. :Mee what lapis-tt3 wla'u live desperate men toil a beautiful (vitiated woman a re marooned on a berg Till ItSDAY, F1tll)A): and SATURDAY— The genius that produced "King Henry VIII" flares forth again In the cettiisted special production NILE NILE, June 12.—The W.M.S. met at fthe home of Mrs Jas_. Tabb last Wed- nesday;'ti7tl a spud attendance. The afternoon was spent in quilting, after which a short meeting was held. Mrs. W. Watson gave a report of the W. L1.S. convention held at Clinton re- cently. The roll call was answered serious as was thoughtat first.. We hope for Beta's recovery very soon. Mrs. Ce, -11 Griffin of Detroit Is speod- ing a while wttb her slater, Mrs. Jas. by a verse of Scripture. Lunch was served by ?urs. John Tabb td Mlas� Minnie Tabb.- --- - _- On Friday eeening-tbe Y.P.R. he'd - McPhee presiding. Phyllis Kerr read the Scripture lestson and Orval Mc- Phee gate the devotional topic. A splendid paper on "Citizenship' was given by Myrtle McPhee and the cur- • Wallace. She was deeompanletl here rent events by Gordon Swift'. Ar - by her brother, Mr.' Thos. Joy, and raugcwente were made for the next Miss Marguerite R.N., who meetptg to be he'd at the lake on Fri - returned to Detrott next day. day evening of this week. Atter en- joying several games the meeting was HOLMLLE HOLstasvi d. kdeue sktj13—Mr. Wil-• frit' Jervis has jd the Clinton here rail- way section Crew .d alli moved to Cltntoa and are occupying KINGSBRJDGE brought to a close by all repeating the Mizpah benediction. A very pleu.ant afternoon was spent at the home of Mrs. Jas. Tabb on Monday. June 11, 'when relatives num- bering about thirty gathered- to stele - belie her eighty-third birthday. Re - firs * e- ffy'e 40 Mv • 1a11ss:�ere re nt from Lueknow, Mof r. an•1 Mrs. Will lierhei -ILoore• Dungannon, Goderich, Dublin, and field and their guest. ilia.. Swann, were Flint. Mich. guests at the parsonage on Sunday. Rev, W. G. and Mr+. Shaw attended Address by Miss Swarm.—The W.M. the graduation of th,vlr daughter Eve - S. held their thankotferlug service In lye last week In Toronto. Stirs Eve - the Cnited church on Sunday morning, lyn has aceepttsl a position an dietl- with Miss Swann of iseshw•an, China, ti:,n in Victoria hospital, London. We as their .pectal speaker. MISS Swann wish her much success M her new is an evangefstic worker, and gave a - work. clear talk on the W rk which has en- I Miss Orat Tinnigan of Putnam spent gaged her time fitiver thirty yeap. Sunday et the home of her parents, I The Chok ang irr 8.o-Ilir and Mrs. W. Finnigan. rheas ACe astra theSunday - . sc hoot session a rens on tem- peranee ,vas siren by Lorne Jervis, 'Ilan was made In the 'mime of G, -`I," and dwelling on the KINISS d6IJ;DE. June 18.—There thought of 1. -eping oureetTts pare,. was a large attendance at the Holy Church Norkers Meet.—The W.M.S. Ausliellluxiielitmiti.nndLwla. kj(1 met for_. Nteit--.June benediction was given by Rev. L. P. meeting at tate home of Mrs, et. about of Goderleh, assisted by ltev. ter, with antt thirty IAdles In attend - Father Gaffney of St. Augustine and ante. Mr.. Geo. Mair, 4th vice-Prest- Rev. Father Paquette of Wingham, dent, prepared the meeting and Mrs. while Rev. , Dy. Flannery of London W. Teo presided. Splendid latpers gave a very fine talk. Atter the ser- on stewardship al t1 temperanc, were vide several from the different par- well given by Mr.. E. Yeo and Mrs. laties remained among their_ _Ala�4�frew srtha, the Scripture lesson bridge friends for the erening. - war rend by Mrs. W. Glenn. and tate Tie weekend vteltors to Kingsbridge� roll was galled by Mrs. Walter. A Playlet 'The Gift of Life," was given using the ver Included Dire. Sarah Griffin end Mrs. R. McKinnon of Parkhill. link Kil- llam, Miss (dell Griffin, Mr. and Dirs. Jack ()-Malley Mr. Flank Mcslarth and Mise McManita of Detroit. ed Mrs. A. Hebert and little son Eu- gene returnlast evening after a three weokn visit among their friends in Springfield,Mase by thlrt-n young women. After the business and closing' exertises the Ladle,' t met et with the pr,••ident r 1n the chair. Arrangements - „ere made for having the primary Sunday echoolro 11 redecorated. Mrs. A; Itond gave a report on the getting.oat of the Indies' Aid rook book which is We regret very much the ambient now for sale. The committees of the tlfikit_ beton _Rets, daughter of Mr I w Anar wore read out, 'The meeting and- MP. Jas. Wallace, Siete],a (toiled with the Mizpah benediction. I batarday, bat we are glad to know 1 Mrs. Walter and Mrs. Will Mulholland the Hiurtee are not liable to---be-*a serveda-dalnty supper, on long tables.1 AN EXAMPLE TO KEEP T H E ROYAL BANK OF CANADA "Catherine the Great" -1 In.111re flint )u.etitit-. all nr nnii--ti it nt. Featuring Douglas Fairbanks Jr. and Elisabeth Bergner Matinees 1Ct.luc.clay and Saturday at 3 p.m. ('(.ming--lalmuud Lowe, in -Let's Fall in Love." THE GODERICH HES 'YOLKS -- me MINER DOES1T WAIT UNTIL COLD WEATHER TO D4O YOUR COAL 'fou SHOULDN'T WAIT UNTiL v'( WTWR TO BUY 11' Suppose the miner did wait until winter to dig your coal Suppose we waited to buy It. There'd come a cold, frosty morn- - Ing when you'd nee•t coal and couldn't get It. Then you'd sue us for negligence, and we'd sue the miner for negligence. But—the miner's done hit Job. We've done ours; the roan's here, . and cheaper than to t!r winter. ' Now you do yours. - _. C ALL -T- I♦- WE NOW CARRY GENUINE SCOTCH ANTHRACITE J. B. MUSTARD COAL CO. PHONE 98 GO1CH OHO -,ANidOE3NCEMENT The Pavilion, Goderich - OPEN Saturday — Tuesday -Thursday JUNE 16 MUSIC BY Farr and 8 men If you heard them last Sat prday you will be back. If you did not—well, ask some one who was there and—we will be seeing you—sure. They are a real dance band and very popular, as their offers of engagements fol lowing their appearance herr last Saturday proved. ELECTION__ NIGHT DANCE Official election returns special direct wire for tario and Saskatchewan. by On Dancing and AGAIN. DANCE TO RUSS - BARRECA Tony Tctri-2' AND HIS it -WEN AND HIS NINE -PIECE BAND—direct from C.N.R. passenger boats, Toronto This is one of the Dominion's leading Dance Bands For this season and for the past two years they have been engaged by the C. N. Railways playing on C. N. passenger -bestir-out -at ronto. At considerable extra ex- pense we were fortunate enough through' Gene Fritz - ley to secure them for ONE NIGHT ONLY Admission Only and Always Ten cents before ten and 15c after ten Meets-. Me at the Pav ! Saturday . Tuesday - Thursday