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THIE 51011FICANCE. '41
4'ionkAllitinetkinim .
The Forced 'Resignation of Secretary
for, India
Britain bus another Politival in
*i* in the forced resignation.
mending Ufa Montague it out
the Cabinot.
* • it
Site Arthur Balfour Pleads for Con-
Fdjnb. Montague, secretary of tinued Support of Lloyd George
znirdlitotIontaLoflolilloltio
ev4ldi Time and cireumetanee corn. bine in
lin
curious wart to reacit appointed ends.
t' minute. MontAgue authorized
ling tee Make public come contene
time (t the government of India in
fame 0 great cOrkeessions to Tar.
loge. nese were proposed on the
emitted that they would hove goat
allketein eettling the agitetion. in Ie.
elia, They included • seek nmaZint;
inoteosals as the evacuation by the
RAW- aud oilles of Constautinople,
restoration of Thrace to Tutitey,
tlie **mender by the Greeks of sow,
rot and the regions held by them in
Western Asiu Minor, and the reeog-
Aeon a the authority a the.Turkish
Here its Sn. Arthur Valtour, Knight
of the Garterereaching a goodly age
"Itlistex," pleading betore mem.
!tors of a staunch Conservetive Club,
for continued support of Premier
Lloyd George, On many occasions
in the past hfr. Balfour, as he was
then, though he Imo always stood as
aneexcellent type of the English aria -
Octet, has, been 'strongly steepooed to
the Lloyd George of humble origin
end tedical viewe. He was probably
amoug.tbe first to recognize eigns of
poitwiI1 gcidu in thn maii ht has
•loyally supported during thtt leer few
BOW over the Holy Places of the treitig year& Ilitneelf recently hon-
- • thwistiens. in . -Palestine mid Of -th0. °red by theeltiog- he noW comes to
Ilkielentstin Arabia. In other words defense of the leader of the Coalition
dee zurrender to the Torlt of ell his government veleeee rsoffition is threat -
firmer power with full liberty to go coed by elements Within t'ne Con*
°I14 Ute eb$Pter* Ttl°v4 bility of Lloyd George resigning as
Irltb 11*e'Haer'ell 41141 e4ertle0°8 tion Itself. There has been te.possie
dithet lose. ttny, time in de. premier stud forming a new party et
n e re ons
ling o to folio* Itini; net scone to
'fume passed with a recognition of
the impossibility of the Conservativo
eection 'which ;vented charge, find -
big at mon of big enough calibre at
this. tiele to lead A popular fight 4-
, gablet Lloyd George. The Pz.einihr
is still tt tremendous power in Great
Britaite A dramatic stroke like that
of challenging bio opponents .within
own party to fight in the open*
luld rallying to himself the units that
are loyal, would be one that would
a pcul to himself and to a great mass
O people.- Sir Arthur Balfour's
peeeh seems to ,have smoothed out
4 some of the misunderstandings, and
• toopoeary political Peace,loeMe on
the herizon. The speech in. many
Particulars was a strong plot for
Coalition, in these times, as against
,atraight party. government. It was
also "a eulogy of the Premier and his
aceomplisltmente and the great work
that he is still engaged in. Ott the
day that it was made the government
forces were heartened by the results
of the Wolverhatineton by-election,
thn Codlition retaining the seat a-
gainst Wong attack by the Labor.
itea. Sir Robert Baird the suoeess.
ful candidate polled 10,790 votes a-
gainst 13,/90 for A. G. Walkden.
CoRm icKs
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Yoo orittaborryi
*So th* ar*
Swot i§
d tor fo
value their
MCCORMICK'S
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Skaters Entoying a Waltreenebers of the TorottoSkating Club „
• phetographed as they waltz on the ice at thew leupont brreet.
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THURSDAY, imam nu, no.
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400,,
The victor follows hia father whose .newed immigration, -That ifietitee .. ',.... A.'. eneht hero Newfaundland to
death calmed tbe vacancy. Ti io to eon, -although notpublicly owned, is Labrador has just been made in an
he noted that there was no Liberal so much a part toad an asset of Can- .-eleasto U,' atelor Sidney Cot -
candidate in the field. This seems to side that no. orte.feels like a mi ere ton. He had been making mail
be another proof of tx tacit arraneo- propagandist, in referring to it. If carrying flights on portions of the
ment between the Ineepe,ndeat`Liber- its directing heads see that immigra- N'ewfoundland coast and recently ,
.als and the Labor party to keep taint tion activity is etbout due forte re- flew aorosa the Straits of Belle Isle,
candidates out of the field so faros newel under proper' conditions, the matting di Bettie Harbor, Labrador.
they can agree that the various rid- country eau begin to sit up and take It is of interest to note that he did
ings naturaily offer better opportun- notice. Sonia moo have the faculty this in spite of ,adverse weather gone
ities foroither one of their respect-, a sob* a littlefarther than others. ditions, and that Om tunable. was
ive parties. A practical part of the C. P. R. talk testae during a blizzard. -Then he
el t 0on this matter, ise"the proposition to went northward along the Labrador
The Health of the BritisbePremier set, aside sonte /00,000 acres of its coast to the Hudson Bay Peat' at
Of more iMportance at this time selected lands in Western Canada,' Cartwrghte - Hitherto - Labrador
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than the polincal situation he the be divided Into continuous groups oi folks have depended on communioae
health of elle•Belem/ premier, De. eight farmse and' to *settle on these tion by mail via steamers from teue-
spatches assure as that lie low again unetionthers of the Royal Irish Constao bee. Major Cotton has opened. up
been laid on, arid that bis ilinesa, u ry, now beim disbanded in Sou new possibilities for them. On 'the
which. took the form ol, bronchial cae tbern Island. Men with some pre- same day that news of his achieve.,
teethe while not dangerous was sap, vious experience in agriculture, ply• tient was received, London announe-
tou4 enolgh. stvorai med„um wally and mentally fit, and with suf-ed that the plans for an express air -
of pronunenco in•the OM Land are Admit capital to make 4 Start; veoeld olane, S,,sendoe to be run during the
work is beihg. thrust upon tbe waling to the cAsual observer. that if the been completed. This will carry spe.
given the otioiee., It -would seinn night 'between London and Paris bad.
warniiigP 'the public that . too much be
h„,,, Canadian National Railways are. to mai parcels and letters that are too
spho°inuelfIglise treett,IfileerrActimeeie.rteen'Irtet; be made a success, colohization and late Jr the regular mans, Trips
- ituraigrotion plans will have 'WI bt will be made continuously an an an..
Ottenteoceasions of We Whet" 011ie" adapted bY them, on a proper scale lictinced.sebedule and no difficulty is
• intment
Ian orBeast, External or internd
,ke Cieo.11;Pundle Son 0.24it
• Windsor. Olt
4.710111Ckalerhg3.117 it, we will send
ItUridieNNmeSuchLinitnent
prepaid to your aodrea 011.10
Money hack] not sativied
oes of a more, or less th.reatening
ebeeedor huveutttadted him, ne us also. Mile the yobbo has not id' aoticipated 1;; keeping up the she.
But the etrong can attentpt
- and . ----- desirable results, they have .probably first attempts will beemade this Ma -
way$ baud that such piano have had dule. It is, else probable that the
broad ahouldered eonerallv
two geoe eu.sics, also reached the copviction that pri- mer to establish te passenger service,
etlecehtillenedhitehle!e vete enteepriee should not always be via the air- route. between Europe •
tarillm
are on the eve of a renewal of memo lerial navioution in the next few
the leader and the reaper. If we and New York. The possibilities of
gration the country Should get dir- Years, are almost ' staggering.
ect us well is indirect benefits.* *
Jamaica" Gires Preference to Cana.
&an and British Goods
Germany
Germane Will 'Take Part in Interna-
tional Banking Consortium
With the passing of time less is
heard in the British Empire -about First Woman to Sit in House of
refusal to trade with Germany. Ec- Lords -
murk Principles eartiot be too long Lady Rhonddais the first woman
flouted 11 there is to be restoration to have the privelege of sitting in the
of conditions where Germany can b House of Lords. , The venunittee
forced to go .on with the payment of dealing . with these niattere decided
indemnities. It will be no surprise that she was fully entitled to a Place
therefore to read that a number of in that historic assemblage. Infer-
Germanfinanciers anticipate taking entially this decision establishes the
a huge Share in the International claim of twenty-four peeresses in
'Banking Consortium, recently organ- thole own right to sit in the House.
ized, i Louden. As stated oil pre- it is believed in Britain that 31 nunt-
vious occasions the aim is to raise, her of them will do so. Lady Men-
the sure of twenty Indium pounds dda based her client on the facts.that
sterling to be used in the restoration Oat patent creating. the title for the
-The Legislature of Sanntipo has le-
dopted the principle of the tariff bill
giving preference to Canadian and
British goods. To goods •itnported
from Canade_tlie' preference is twen- -
tetelive per eente as le also the ease
to those from Britain. But Empire
manufactured cotton piece „goods get
a preference of fifty ver cent.
plaeing the same 'wherever poshible.
Some of these are at the head of pure
bred herds and for little more than
beef prices', should be secured in a
community for use on grade herds.
where thew Influence would be avail-
able
Merchants, tradesmen, and others,
are being urged to reduce prices to
stimulate business. Governments,
Municipal, Provincial and Federal
are urging a general resumption oi
business to improve financial eoedi-
tions. , The Breeders of Huron
are willing to do the stone with
farmers Of the coutity*and have at
present, a large number of bulls of
good breeding and individuality.
S. B. STOTHEIIS,
Department of Agriculture Clinton
*
The Lecture Was Out a Place
Keen observers in Europe will npt
be surprised at the refusal of ethe
tinitea States to participate in the
of the industry and trade of Europe. father, contained a Provielen (ustial- Economic Conference to bereet at Ge -
Paris bean tbnt the British and ly referred to as a epeeial remainder) noa on April 10. The Waeleington
Getman governments have decided to by whieh in default of male issue the government might, however, have o -
stand unreserveditt at the back 'of title was to. pass to has daughter. mitted its lecture to the other 1)0. -W --
their nationals who take part in this Lord Rhaddse wilt, be remembered ors 'ea to their duty in the matter.
gigantic plap. Italy is- also ready to for his great work as British 'food To preach' to other what they should,
do her aliare, •
tiled while there is Some controller ire war tittle. s Lady .1thon- do to help themselves arid neighbor -
criticism. certain Freech newspae Ado also made a -claim to a seat in hig coutriea and to refusee to' do
pers, that eountry oda take its shoe the Lords. op the Special act of 1919 aoything yourself does not appear to
• of the plan. Belgium which at first which provide:; that neither sex nor be sound policy.
• emitainea n cen sharemarriage shall'aisqualify any 'Jerson • •
in pleett a the ten per cent. allotted from the exercise of eudittal office LIVE STOCK IMPROVEMENT
to it at the London matte/1g which or post. While there are a number At this time of year /114113/ ftIrmero
eobfirmed thl h001-0, is now said to of newspapers mei people in Britain are considering this question, pee -
be entrustiber its part entirely to prie who do not like this turn of affairs,, sibly more seriously than at any othe
vete &ameba interests of its tours. most of thein take it philosopblealler, er time of year. It is practically es -
try'; That ,ie a detail that matters homing to the view that with Vernon tabliehed that in order to be suecess-
little. -Whitt is of .vital concern is to the Bongo of Commons it Will. a ful farmers, we must be business like
that the big powers aorosi the Wat., certainty that, zOnte of them would and raise the -best type, of hotees,
ter have still enough ''eoetfurellee in find their way into the Lords. Of sheep" poultry and cattle, to get our
themselves despite their huge war course the huntoriats have found lots farming operations to show a profit in
burdens,.to agree upon a plan of vast of fun M the new development.• dollars and code, or gee the most
proportumn for then._ oven oatiafaction out of life on the farm.
t1031. Staggering Possibilities of Aerial We wish to draw the attention of
Navigation; the farmers to the fact' that thio time
Progresstve Hold Balance of Pewee
in Perliantent Now .in Session The airplane and the airship con- of year, 1$ possibly the )*rt which
e to annihilate dist:woe. The ftoor of
ine°u1;reecuatettIetlle-htreadro.c11 atlinseenwseinh
sire
• '
. etock improvemeat we can
N[AEr LOST HER •
good..--altbougit sometimes, too dear.
ways eay that the best is none too
However, do riot let un leak. for a
bull with the idea that the cheapest
one is the one most suitedto our
needs, as 4 poor sire is never an as..
set. Ile is always a liability.... 111
other' words, when,. trotking out Iron
inventory at the' end of the year, a
poor bull sbould always he entered
asa costly lklbilitv.
In these cite:; of reduced pikes, in-
telliteeute fonoera are nimiug tIl. se-
thAbekt that is available, Tho
itror QiZ montio 1 11181 to devote num siting the most worrying, la the
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0 me spoon:ft ti) '111 tau- man welt poor cattle, poor bog% poor
thee who wee etooly dynitga eheep, etc. To hold our markets, to
oesraide -discaee. loot being well-off make new markets, to, make farming
▪ eotitalust afford the eervieee (. .1b as remunerntive co it should be, Me
rar".`, CO I hatl to be with het day must 1.cep better atoele
turf nielit. In convereetion with et farmer the
She r.39 la..women and it t0111 other day, he told us that he watt
fel my atrenspli to lift 'her. Realle- 'counting next year a dead loss from
hag that, che had not long tottiee, site the reittle end or his operations, in
eaturally nanted n':"obit-her ell that he had used an inferior sire i11.
tito time auk' any spat() time witiolt 1920. In order to incurr "against a
t could smovik front nry hOugeWorL repetitjoit of this condition he 111-
111) 13:1'.Foto' month; :leo vested be A new bull. There are
,l+ho (lira and alt hour after th0 to- many of who if we would be bon.
Inpral I %Tint- into a dead faint; The eat. touid tell the aame story.
-a dy 311331 UtilgIrwt I'VT01;riniaadliCillota4111,;, a beef raisiug eectioe, which we can
Huron County has a reputation es
io rietiwbihinmitealoneee ttoltaitItedt. locu1
ll:1.1.treateetn(ttli t(Ttiaarffitenreerstotoloiene.s thtfaattsythoof etalteueok-
iin
• 1:lW1 teva nuAl (Limos fo? the county are not as good as they
emu° day. For a while.oer &slot were thirty or forty years ago. If
tniall 130313.3 13! menet net7
The Real. Cost of A Gorden
Isn't Reckoned inDoUars and coot* •
volt rtv mon toe to Geti. That's tho iitst cost. You plant It la the
pound mut spend -your week /on it. Than the CC0141 CLO, It best
reeults don't come the eectis are ot loath. That's] Irby you ehoulO
tatottO to bny
DOMINION SEEDS
"rested and Trasted"
'nor
er;mc' up-c.very nun Of them, We b07t) ttstea them all, and
feu= titera to have high geminating tiewev, Intim they tete Sohl.
1131;12 IltAty•inp. Genital Amulet. Oenkt tees -011e nettle tool tuldrese,
awl yeti 6.rtraCC It by 'return
SPECIAL
15 pr tintaiscouat
en. Flower etteel.Veectebie
Sectin Fehrtam- and
Midre:44 Davathnent, 1).
f)oininion :Seeds._Ltd.
Establishol 1864
•119 Dtudast 9 Market Square
• Liotitlort Canada
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Canada' a Parliament is now in ses-
'seen under conditione• that have not
had a parallele.eince Confederation,
When a coalition brought about the
union that wee the foundation of the
Dominion we know today. This , is
not the place for any discussion of
party polities. put thd!events of the
session of parliament will be watch-
ed with tonsiderabld interest owing
chiefly to the fact that tht three par-
. ty 'seatem le represented in the Cont.
moue on a larger and nacre clearly
defined scale than we have known it.
Though there is a straight patty goy-
ernment, that of the Liberals, in
power,the Progressives, LI new Oe-
mi
ent n Dominion politica, really
holds the balance. To the political
students who heretofore have had
little but the two party ;;::atom to
keep watch upon iu Canada,:the cie
tuation is one of fascinating interest.
The greet notes of the peeple mny
nothave either tibiae Or Sadie/knelt to
give much thought to the groupings
la the Contmers or the nessibilitiee
of theta. They will continue, as in
the paot. to judge Parliament more
its effect moon their ouot intereete
rather than, upon any manipulation
of political followings.. The Como,
vativeealthough the emalleet group
131 the 1Cornmerse will const!tute the
oilleial opeoeitioa, the Progreasieee
having declined.-
* *
Immigration Aetivity Due for a Re-
:IOW:1i
.4111te Saints of lutleris are stilZ
creaking but thry are beginning to
work with ecos attienese. TWO is the
opt WL'y in whieh one eotomentater
deeeribee the indications of better
conditions in the indueteist world.
rehere aro eerhin signs which rlikvat3
regard ae wottile-0 conthlMe. ttne
of there lo the increasing tontabui
refeeences 10 tizo neere,eity of a r.
,,,,.,'3.1 :,-.,.8-,1 1'L- Thil 10 a
A Sure Relisttor Woman's Disorders-10*e hutment ai
Orange Lily 'Is. a certain relief for all dissrilisa of %semen. 11 ts applied
eeettily and It Overfeed lato suffering tissue. its wssts router
expltA__$1144:ng immediate undid and phylleal
teleitta the eiescle feel
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carM:.ta0t0 (3,5, ft.L3 1t1
, f-folo
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LttiM, Mete of ter
toe, ffii) h3t,
• vsires% ..,ottriArit ter eat
meeifhe-triiite-ont. A Ileti'Telet Tresiernt, cneeett fee deee..everth 'Mee
-*Ohl" sent Fon b a31, tettiserites unto ill End roo her addrmks
fP, seeree eel eittele -Mite lettelA W. L.V.k, Weettee, Oat
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toeineitio to show. Wetzel.. t.s;cere:o.
teal Ci'zitc313 Cita ii.Mliirfanon
3311;e7ely Ircsttili•tei until j
P.,1Cnt of all wha v. -ant
'113.4 1!. 1$ £U i ciao forAg.-;.3
tirre Itoil!cv EAsno of peieercee he werb!
fanA that the r,trlatt-s v1' T1 trznr)
with remirapCvn of bereletotee n
eeentrilee UR, 6%-t3 after rnoibtit?
(10.1InCV.,.wete throe .of better'
• There .is therefeor eoeteeleing etetee
then nIttP dreier for bee.nree to 1,e
wit by ltote who Teed that t!!,:,
bran* of tilt ertatatiaa Pocitir. Ra4,
at.ss. talVing et the need fee? c 31•eo et 11W-feet:IVO
NuRsiNG,
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Aloe -mote TiUd 11nr,-..4-.:11 1i nulinr..;
tiirtniali bet the terala and the
nees hod 031(1vliattO tim...4,1.
-1,Vorzytroulee bad lei% ino 31
pite-eOeal. 1woe ezt wealI
eettlan't 117t uor Ifetele'to my montly.
leer two V:0-1.4..1 bed to be ccd.
1 rivilusilly got hut
1'rtr,inZ5", Ottt 0711031.
f rllooa
eet0 3319)1;;,.11s. 4i,a/, 6 teeene tlett from tune to lime therc-are
f.artz1,2: s.res lot,'OVCr4. CCOlt14 that 113310 Nine!
ecet to the Meek, whielz nada to.
rOttritleLl ft3131%1„ 33 14tr.; ee they,
acto ciao ism! ileparivnent 'Of
41..ei3itrA;ul1u3Lte 1.1 L1351211.1 that 319 snsuy
'of tlik,7.e prawn elrea leo tolaineel 109
1:1 b331tiL' orel willieg asszet in
that be true, there is a grave eesport-
eibility resting on the shoulders 0
the yOttnger..gcneration,
A common mistake mode by the
average farmer, 'when looking for a
sire, is that lie inCiat5 on a yotang
one, which in every caw, is an n8 -
tried one. ili thin ease ho 144Y be
,dependin;-; on the young animal's
pc,d7patt.„, Along thin lino we might
teeeeelo 1.Q) Cza{,, vete
e tee. "Jim1 reete
eteehe tee() iT":2',,16 not an? 1.),Tv
C%,1 n
1(9/1.91 3,'3%' titn(, 314
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CLITEZ'4,,1 hte teee•-•-a £.301 1 tod-v
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