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THE SIGNAL
GODERICH, ONT.
2 -Thursday, Apra Nth, 1908
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Tbursday, April 16th. 1938
you Coma to- welting it correctly? it
wan awed as g spelling test recently
with studeuts of the Toronto Nbrmal
School and tbe College of Education.
Ninety-six Normal School students had
203 mietakes, an average -et ovetrilS0
and thirteen College „ pf Education
etudents had 4hArty-sld mistakes, an
average of ocirly three.
You have t go away for a while
iirtues of your own
TO SPEND SEVENTY-FIVE
ON RELIEF AND E
The Provincial Legislature concluded
the business of tbe session on Tburs-
day last and adjourned for another
year. The outstanding features of
the session were the budget, including
the provision of an Income tax, and
the school tax legislation. Mr Hep-
burn was able to show eome progress;
towards falfilimeut of his promise to
thengh this involves a new Provincial
tax on incomes the prospect of a stop
to tbe process of debt 'screen will be
received With approval by the people
----WPITerif the school UK -hi
ner as to assure the separate schools
ot a larger preportion it the total
levy wa, the cause of the sharpest
division of the session. In eome quar-
ters there is strong, if not bitter, dim-
appeonak.of tbs. ineastre.. anti -Atoms -of
the womb= toOk -their politicalllYes
in their hands in supporting ft. Thire
were three "bolters" on the Gevern-
- scent side of the House, the memhers Goderich
and Fort William voting with the Con-lifornia tell of
for North Wellington. Rainy River
eservative Opposition against it. The climate. the
, the beauty of
• bill was carried, however. by a large ; amazing
to eintredate
home. Editor
. `dent of The Signal) 1 Mr. Meighen Mild the conservative
Marys, has ju ad this fact broug
home to him a a dye weeke motor Ottawa, April 13. --Parliament took Senators 'would ao, %..te It down, be -
trip through the:tufted States to Call- Easter recess on Wednesday until cause the Govensniont was committed
torrid and retains, stun named, and bad a mandate to on-
to the ettahliahment of the commie -
Ile Sa W m•ny won- April 20 with only a small part of its
derse-bet-imelanke that be visited few eted after two months' sl: -
Milts Reports are beard 'that the genate
14080.-41a..ggl „cotoPere with MAIM With the result that nearly every-
one expecte the scission to run dose ke Conservative majority inteade to toodi-
ern Ontario as an agricultural district-.
prime minister mar. fy considerable,. Qovernment bills re -
He wondera if aby place on the globe Dominion pay.
c,„binet min- larding abollt* of the C.N.R. trus-
t -an compare witb tits pert of our own kende King and other
ProvinCe. Many internees have
latent must be through and ready to tional Harbors Board and re -organ -
asked the sanaa• queetion and almost
participeje in Ithe Canadian Legion isation of the *oink of Canada. A
invariably have eotne to the conclusion
pilgrimage to Vitny in July, when. it merry battle my etym.. Mr. Meigh-
en takes the quesidered Position that
that, acre for acre, thlre is nothing
is hoped, His Majesty King Edward
• • • VIII will unveil Canada's war mem A- - -
considered legislation from the Com -
res, La.+ area-eassathille' 111.
Ottawa Government Tackling Canada's Nod
Big Way -What Will the Conaorvetive Be
merit Ideasures7-Budget Possibilities
Takes Recess until April 20 ,
Home, Special Cerrespond vitals of lednindal or political inn,"
BONS
OYMENT
ng Problem in a
Do with GOVOIS-
asserted the ti,as not go "to the
" RUG SPECIALS "
SIZES. Also Borderlem Rugs, first qualit
superior anywhere
oriel tbere.
Ira a side wager that rnanardell:thi Discussion on Canada's most per- mcm
IncLident II , committees' are
British war digit wishes at timer that slecut and most perplexing problem- king InactuYitilla loatote tbe q los of
the impossible could happen and tbat relief and unemployment--occupled tbe interest rates. particularly die szorbi-
a squadron of fighting airman coati
half -week before the recess.
attention of the House during the teat rates chow by wee empinies
The under Inederal darter, amt IMP tail
operation of the _Grovenammillatil-
Employment Commlitilol got through tie. Art with a view to the
sod the commission will likely Ae rates and lowering the maxim of
King announced the Government wit'. - Y nit e.
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Italian bom
few black
Italians were
is the -11111r ty years ago. it
possible that they have improved so
much under Mur of P.S3Ctinft that
they are reel/ worthy of the decora-
tions which they are winning in
Africa? Their `righting" against an un-
arnaell Ing.jg hp lutilereus as was Don
except to the" on the ground below.
piderbet wads these
heft about hi Oil a
their (*Edam
▪ impasah
majority.
Tbe reports that the three "bolter
were to be "read oat of tb-e-t bera
party" because of their action may,
perhaps, be dismissed as newepaperlwhite race
without de
talk. While the meaaure can be !tool -
such matters
•rose out of the pact of ,Confedera- hanwn
fled as clarifying a situation which
tion, there was room for serious dif- The northern
such as mak
ference of opinion regarding it.
tbe three members In question be-
lieved that they represented the con-
science of their constituencies In vot-
ing as they did DO fault can be found
with them by a party which believes
as a fundamental principle in the re-
cognition of differences of opinion.
It is much to be hoped that the se-
ttee of the Legislature will be re -
Math as town •
bring down emergency "Mil:nate& run- Brithb Finemes
ning 75 million dollars, or more, for Premier T. D. Pattulle of British
relief and employment. Columbia has been here for' private
This total, which indicates the gra- discussions with Mr Dunalag touch -
wit', of the sitnatIon and the magni- Ing $3.500,000 maturities of that
tude of the problem, will include Province due se May 15, Mr. Pattui-
around 25 million dollars of grants -in- 10 is ,Agported to he aglinst concur -
aid -40.11e 1Teediums-toe- direct r0111.-1t'U the lams .0tint.4/ piste, but it
to help them assist the municipalities; Would appear,- after the situation
possibly lef million dollars to Fomplete whirh deretellot if' Mkt*, ea APHI
bonding. and works started by the
125.00
W. ACHESON & SON
I. no Federal assistance will be forth -
or% to Southern Call- Previous Bennett regime. many of them coming unless be dtlell subecribe to i
Mrs. E._ Smith and cnildren and Mita
Elide Webster, all of Toronto; Mies
Dorothy Webster and Mies Doreen. of
Carlow, are spending holidays at the
home of Mrs. John Webster.
Junetion: is with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Webster, for the holkilair
MA FEKING April 14. -Mr. gai
3Irc. Painter Kilpatrick, Toronto, are
spending the Easter holidays with
their parents hire and at Bennsiller.
Mr. and Mrs Geo. Swan and MIMI
EMI. St. Helens, were Sunday visitors
at Mr. Jos. Webster's.
tdatefferre and irtat nu/ -- BIM of
week. Brantford- etc eigendlag the Easter
Jirmory joilt1 ; and the! that ides. Thee sill tell. Neely Todd, of London. firligNi
Mr. and Mr. Herb. McQuillIn. Sam
lbalance embracing construction ot 1 Canadian Legion representatives , at the home of big primate, Mr._ and 1
and Carman. lacknow, spent Sunday
• Pe°Ple' 1 highways to open up mining areas or have been endow Isefore the speciallMrs. D. Todd. ii
witb Mr. ami Ara Hugh dense
he country and the Mr. Hyde has a. ateliers Mr. Cecil
Miss Bernice Black, of the Nether':
' to tempt tourist traffic. reforestation. I peeetens committee that the Govern -
of a land which less elimination of railway grade cross- Went place the age for special assist.; , Uyde and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Ilyde .
... _ _II•niversity, spent the week -end at her
year. ago was an int& development and coneervation of 'Ince to war veterans, under the reor- and family' of Kineartlint'
The one great natural resources, droughadiarnaf area vieleouarkia gentled Vetere's'. Allowance Board, ai I heMrs. J. B. Rutherford has erne nee ,
r Miss W. D. Rutherterdsi home here.
Miss Jean Anderson. of Stratford
uneaswered, Can
e there permanently public works.
Is the Problem Inieluisle?
ration? Experts on
...Mr. King warned the House that 1
that this will not be trade and industry cannot be revived
!fraught down _mtp-h before April 30. boye, Is •t hie old home. ,
hundred YOU.- the unemployment problem appears in-!
than one hu
miestion Is
In /similar t
rapidly dev
floss, only ta
the climate
to be the fate
ern California
Those who
fifty years of saa. instead of eixty, as d=g;
he a good thieg to take such men off Was Irene Woods 01-Wit-YOEMC-171-a—nya with h4.1. parent,.
the labor matrbet st the earlier age. Mendinit holidays with beflauthets. Mr. and Mrs. B. 9tethere aadi
ad Mrs Robinson Woods. f II f Arthur spent part of the
Mr. Charles McQuillin, of glandes -1 y' °
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e of the white race. soluble and the only alternative would
tap the majority ot the be for Parliament to continue to vote
buge sums of money for relief. Can -
ye taken up their abode
tem in days past, have arde is already facing the need of de-
ciding how much the national debt can
eldendld be increased without Impairing the
The TarittAilliard has still to report
its finding% eller int extended inquir- wich, is visiting her father, Mr. John ,
lee on tariffs touching automobiles. Mr. •nd Mrs. McKenzie Webb and ,
en/online. textiles and furniture. At
tended the funeral at Guelph of their '
are that the forcrnment In the budget
nish as the effects of natural flow of business. he added. i will lower ettlating tariffs on autouso- i rela "VP' M"' jiirk Houle. I
me apparent. Is this 1 Finance Minister Dunning pictured 1 hues i,... 1 f i ,,,,,, ist Mr and Mrs. W. Jansen have re-
f ahlte men in South- , Canada's chief need as confidence. 1 and 'as"wse'll-'6,,,,,,,-"'...„,ar,mh. utilei:;:hme::: turned home from Kitchener. where
"I /or peopie •re noted for their ability i •""r-- '-` ---- "'- Ithey made • visit with friends
terrace on boa sad steel products. - !
and probably lexti.es. Tariffs on cut The W 11.8. held their monthly .
flower* and patatoes may be Int -reamed
hat, the balance in
Aft° ertrest.MTIS United States trade
it plachs IWO. Two
list. No redaction
Oily time w
"--i- - • to tribe out for themselves," bar, ob-
er not yet read "The , R. J. Deschman. Liberal. HorAh
I, Huron. decrying pessimism. eabl
King's Grace. by John Bucban, our
finestiff which edr, would be well looked With contideace 40 Ryeturn
Inselve administrations at Toronto fOr 11°.t''''' to get - - ---- -- —lb"'
It is a reasoned, unimpassioned sum- billion -dollar level. Advising sdber- '''"'" "'' •.
la looked ror in thia hatiget on the one
many years. The alternative would ence to orthodox financing. Mr. Desch- n., ...... .s...,,,, tss ss ... r . th. , Dr. W. V. Johnetosk of Locknow, who
mary of the leading events of th ,
' man warned that attempts to turn the ' ee- v- `--- -- - ---- • --- nn- gave au Inspiring adder*. on "Tbe
Educative Training of Our Young and
Older 'People." The Scripture. lesson
was read by Mr W. A Miller. Mr.
Keel Dwain closed the meeting with
prayer.
meeting on Wedneeday at the home
of lira D. Phillips.
The Mission Band will meet next
Ttetwasi*.IITI:hish see their
epeeist epeaker on Sunday evening
be an agitation which wenld wren.
tuate religious difference. In a n -it reign of King George and coutaltoi
Rank of Canada into a money factory
that could only be deplored . many shrewd, eveu profound Omens- meant nothing but inflation.
tions on events of tbe mose stIrr.h.t 011 the other hand, Mayor D. G Mc -
time In the Empire's history. t I oos, Liberal, Vanconver-Burrard,
...cemnly warned the Government that
lacks the gloomy pemlinism %bleb ha.
the municipalities and Provincer could
marked the wildest, of so many Eng -
no longer continue to carry the relief
lish authors during the led few years. load they have been, because so many
The writer does tat 11•01ge le the of them are on the verge of bankruptcy.
cheap criticism of IntliffIlt nitthority The Government has been receiving
am et aocient wish* has mast Protege Ithout the fifteen Per
bola sr, freely indulged th by writers eent. cut on April grants-in-aid to the
4st lesser note, not does he &hit over
the Obvious faults of people or things. This &mite the fact that the reduced
His faith in the future of the Bettie& grant la fifty per cent. higber than
people La profound, being based fiSok. IfirP11 by the Bennett Government last
April, whereas the relief rolls show
about five pet cent. fewer on rellef in
the Dominion.
The &sate Opposition
come tax schedules are likely to remain
unchanged, unless it be some Increase
in the higher brackets only; and It'is
thought tbe sales tax will he an-
thanged at six per cent., tbough some
talk has been heard It may be raised
one per cent Some items n the list
of exemptions under the sale. tax
may be withdrawn
Rome criticiam has been heard of
the Government's steles in appointing
Madame IL 8, Deland, widow of •
former Liberal Cabinet Oldster
Senator. ast hostilas kg the lom-
at of megahera their wimp eat -tow-
lie% wane la Ottawa. activi-
ties this meson have bees amiewhat
curtailed became of ofielsal imams(
for the late King George.
Ilea. Ernest !update, Minister of
Jostle& Is on a Wier omen voyage to
Fraser. while near other Mahal"
EDITORIAL NOTES
The Baltford Rage opines that the
horrors of war are rivalled oals by
•
And mow Ur. Absehart is te stye
every Mime M Alberta a job winds
two adellbe At NI per month?
It le mid that the revenue from
maple syrup last year amounted to
some SAA00.000 cona4a. mars ly ou the wild ground af historical
seigbty sweet money. achievement. while tbe British people
Of every dollar of revenue it col- • • •
Iota the Canadian Government vowel Sooe the Queen Mary will start on
Wee ems torte meta to peplogsg. osiber ere voyage &crows tire Atlentic.
Rbe or Slay sot win back the: blue
Senate Opposition Leader Meighen will risk their Mess or the United
said some caustic things about the States turns, the MOM
helm bill "Futility Is written
across every tine of this aeries se pose.
n austawg to think about.
• • • iribbon of the Atlattic for British skip- ern eve. this comodsdee." be geld.
building, but it is safe to say thit bee !The bill contained "the tentage of fol -
and was "tilled with statutory hot
socomt of the last war. That la I
fate will not be that of the Titanic IY"
air " he added. He believed an ex -
dime New Jersey precincts -lib -1a for
siglettba sent out columns of matter
ch• ief figure out of GM way. the patine ; the Queen Mary is believed to be no ,
the appointment of a
tbe tartest. the largest. the safest ves-IlteentaPlished 111
lesion of new ma. While he
which foundered lug ritalti-fmtr aminaties of the unemployment preb-
her day was puppared to be everything !parliamentarians of the Renate would
be f ore value than what could be
• , set afloat. Nothiag less than an lee- iefimm
will quickly turn to same other SW
• • • I berg could have sank ber, but her very I —
consumption of 400 eggs per capita, I ficers just a trifle careless Tbe maw I UV. Se R. McClung Advocates a
Canaidtans, gem an ...me =mid sine and preetamed safety made her of- R...,
are the greatest egg -eaters in the ter of the Queen Mary will not be I •
world. The Toronto Star's punster careless' and there will be no icebergs
TOO 111111
MaeGregor sod limpborsou decided
to become teetotallers. bat MacGregor
thought It would be beet if they had
one bottle of whiskey to pet In the
cupboard. in ease of
After three days, Maepherson eouid
stand it so longer end be mid: "Mac -
"Too late. Macpherson, I was verra
sick mewl' all day yesterday!"
Luster holidays with lir. and Mrs. a.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Altos and fane
lly, of London, spent the weeksegth
visiting relatives bore.
Miss Pearl Irvine, of !Albion, spent
the week -end at her home here.
Miss Olive Anderson is visiting
friend. ln London.
Mr •nd Mrs. thmere Phillips spent
Sunday with Mr. Jos. Alton. Godeekb.
Mr, Clifford Kelley. at St. Andes -
tine, spent last weei with hie Mothers
Mr. Finlay Shackleton, of Arthur.
is visiting his parents, Mr. •nri Mrs.
Norman Shackleton.
Miss Grace Blake. of Arkona, is
spending the Raider vacation with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Blake.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Twamiey and
children. of Chatham, spent a few
days this week with the former's
hall orb Friday *voting.
The If.P.S. are having a social in the
Bey! I can
breathe now!"
just a few deeps of VIcks Ta-tees-wei tip
dears stuffiness. brings prewipt read -
Used in time. hsilas Prwrwat Cab'
VICKS
LEEBURN
LEADURN. April 14. -Mrs. A.
Chemist and daughter Willena. of
Lisitiew, who were on their way home
en at rich on Thursday aad motet
• few days with Mrs. A. Mutton and
Mr. and Mrs. H. Clutton. returning
to Lackfiew on Monday.
Master Earl Bogie. of Ooderieb.
apent tbeholiday at tbe home of his
grandparents. Mr. aod Mrs. J. D. Tar -
We are hearing the Mow of the
threshing machibe again. Emirs.
Hugh and Wm. Chieboim are agate
busy cutting up their logs. .
Rev. Father Harry Ohishalli."Wallr
London, visited biz parental ben lad
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Potter, from
Clinton, and the fonaees dater, Mrs.
Kemp, from Mitchell, called on Mr.
and Mrs. JOS Cook en Saturday for
a short time.
Masten' Don and Keith Mason, of
Torontth are spending their Easter
holidays at tbe home of their grand-
mother.
Miss Ruth Shaw Is km triiirtrii;
ronto for her Easter holiday,.
Mr.. A. Chinon •nd Mrs. H. Chlittall
motored. to Stratford islet Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb. Cook and daugh-
ter Isabel, from near Woodstock, mo-
tored uri to pee the former'm parents
Proper Observance of Good Fnday
will surely not mime the opportunity in her path. Theme are now watched
of attributing to this fact the well-
known benergy Canadian -ii.
Newspapera ha VP been featuring pic-
ture, of the anti war parade in London
and shepherded by veissele of the! and other relatives on Sunday. We
Ameriellti eontrtguard and the work IP Editor The Signal. it is Iniquity, e% en the solemn meeting."'
i are glad to report that Mr. Jos. Cook I
body of MPII that ne vessel has been I privilege through your PaPer of draw- OW often it may bat just tins, but A I Ntalre again.
Yes. it Is so, if it iD only outward. All
no efficiently dent by that spkmdi•I Dear leir,--thay I loe granted the . i has Improved and ht able to he down- ;
the contrary Mrs. Max Locke and son Lloyd, froth 1
nth to the attention of the people Of Plead not for snch, God forbid. On I
Injured by ice on the North Atlantic
.1 this community something thin I be- I *IC If there he 11° 1 Beech•ille, and Mr and Mrs. 'Pierson 1
lieve to he very. Important? And at outward obeer‘aece is there an inner? and children, front Listowel, were at
the onteet may I also state that I do I know that It /11 pOOSI hie that an In- their parents' home here for Mester I
not want to he misunderstood as be- ner commemoratiets may he a "carry snnday. Mr. Wes Moore •nd broth-
lievins this community to be "sinners ovvr" for onc. sad perhapa for two, ! er Joe also were here end at their
above ali men" in this matter/ generitiens, hot I am positive that It brother's at Nile for Easter. •
- I am thinking of our observance of There was a good attendance at the
yew not continue for ail time. Tb•
*ether similar scenes la Germany. Nor vouches comes out of Alton and just Good Friday, tbe anniversary of the Apestle Jaime was right. it Is neves- Easter lerVICP on Sunday. The paw
in Italy. either, come to think of it. about takes first piece among jua ma- (fay that God In Child Jesuit died upon WI to show our Stith by our works; tor's subject was "The Power of an
son's crop. A farmer near Alton the cruel croee of Calvary to redeem Endless Life." The choir gang ma
Beverly Raster WWI that Anthony heard some wild reels from one of sinful man. Good Falday-the day "Pre(' at ou 6; War.__ m meeting Piaster 'hymn Next Stanchly Mr. Pottle -
Idea inherits. In some measure, the the ram fent" mad, looking out the of Mir POOttleipatioti -WWI WP a Chns- roy is beginning • eeriest of sermons
eta lanes time tbe tragedy of th•
In which women and men representing
Titanic.
an anti -war organization carried pia- -- --
earth, whirls reed. "Germany offers
peace. Iet us accept peace." TM'
A nature story, for die truth of
papers d4ti not show any pictures de- I which The i „weal. swine
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terrible temper which kept Ma father
oat of public life. }IP has it well
under control, bet, according to Mr.
Baxter, be lost it on one oceaftioe
when talking to Mussolini. An accur-
ate report ot that Intefriew ought to
make most Interesting reading. Wren
to kaow that II Dare heard the an-
vorelented troth at least once ix a
window, SSW his tabby perched on
the hack of a big Jackrabbit. Tatthy's
claws managed to keep her aboard.
Gan country, a Christian community, a
predominantly Nonconformist people,
and as such boasting of onr adrance
but that was not what she Rant . ID the Christian religion. and we par -
Rhe %ante!! to get a and didn't know ado on "bosrd" walke we deck our -
how to do it. me jerk. too, Ras selves, out In the finest pnint, powder
up against something be knew nothing and clothes, we go TI•ItIng. we go non.
shout and was frantically bouncing deylng- all !hie on the day that Christ
about the yard. trytag to dislodge the died on Calrary's cross for our attire -
+noodling ereature *bleb had climbed tIon Yes, and moreoct•r. we house -
aboard. hut me,•y•ie claws dug deeper clean. we heat rims, RP rake lawns,
and deeper Finsiir n desperate buck did we work enr gardens en this holy day.
tear the cat troop esd the jack headed Is this tbe measure of our thanks to
Almighty God for His love? I wonder,
dld I hear the Master's voice ogee
again saying. "Wbei, creed ye not
watch with Me one honr?"
I know thet someone may (plots
Isaiah and eict, "The new moram and
sabhatlia, I cannot, away with SIM"
for a nearby salts.. 'all oat.
Aarannwi Perth". net a"mber' relieved eat •-srrid tate tbe bare. n
suppneed that tabby thought she bad
a large and sacore meal In proineet
when she tackled the illek• 0.17 hod
that she Alai attempted more than she
was swill for
mewed cobbler *Ulla fa a cemetery
atheirleg the symmetry et his nns-Ws
e alidee with unparalleled eestacy
ma Boo this trantemes up • l000ly
• 411 a Alia 410t. bow mar mold
may rat. ta. fie last Good Friday
that our Noneoaformist churches of
Goderieft are closed. Can we not unite
on this day and numbly and in all sin-
eerity and trutilfalmes come together
foe the whole titres hours that our
with the purpose of helping his heer-
era to ilve in fuller co-operation with
Gad by reason of • better knowledge
of His laws.
teacber, Mr. David Anderson.
took pupil, to the Mentes) In (kid-
prich last Wedneatiay afternoon to see
night is Montreal ter hr. "II orle-ha“ church hamment. Rev D Pomeroy
hearth and for tbe tbestre Ca° Ire Ras leader. Mies Evelyn Gorton gave
do any tem on this day for Cbrist tb• ow topic which wan Oft the 23rd
ReviourT Psalm. Arrangements were made for
study at two beam It w•s also ar•
Yours elements!, ranged for the peeler to give a Wenn)
S. 11. Merl/CMG. at the church Os Thursday evening.
a lunch to be served in/TRIM%
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