The Goderich Star, 1926-05-27, Page 211111 II - 1 1 I I 1 • . I 111 ,1111.....■ ,IIIA. n.. - -V■ 1 1
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Why be content with itrsfeltrior tea.
• Is .Canada Over -governed
it does seem, when we atop. to
think abort it, that Canadians are
uaduiy taxed for the support of
governmental institutions, and peri•
;Mica) appeals for unity and recur-
rent protests again .tax bills make
it• apparent that some sfmplificstion
of administrative services le the on-
ly' alternative to at whcieaale immi-
oration movement. Either we, must
hirer more Canadians to Moire our
entities or we shall have to make
the expenses leant. With •ene feder-
al government and nine dietinct pro-
vineial governments, each with a
viceroy and a government house
estafC„ a premier and cabinet, and
leitislature. and various government
departmental• fully staffed,Canada is
isupporting: an average of ono corn-
;plete administrative system for every
nine 1n ndred thousand people.
Forty-five .million people lit Great
',Britain are, looked after by a single
governmental system, .On the basis
of our figures, the United Kingdom
would be divided into fifty provinces*
each self-governing, and London
would have nine governments, t
,One pian in every thousand of the
population of this Dominion is a
legislator.. We have more than nine
hundred • fleeted representatives in'
the ten Cnnedisn ',tenements and
representatives appointed for life in
the Senate, snit the legislative coun-
eils of Quebec and Nava Scotia.
Coal Dictator for Drittitt
Great Britain hes preen so relieved
alt the termination of the general
strike that the original struggle
which le still going on between the
miners and the operators, has sunk
into n second prance in public opin-
ion. Nevertheless the situstion ie
still extremely serial s. Both sides
have rejected Premier Baldwin'* sol-
ution. The men refuse to accept a
cut, and it said their women folk
sire more siitermined than *the, men
about this,and the owners reject the
seggestion:fer reorganization of the
Industry. Public sympathy on be-
half of the miners is not as warm as
it once was and union men in other
trades are beginning to suffer be-
cause industryishampered by lack
of coal. When parliament meets on
June 1, it le said the Earl of Reading is s a ject nag
been, at Ieaat, ins)efinitely. lie works and perks .committees.
will bo mane coal dictator,; a neutral age of her advice and experience. postponed. The people, by a sum.. Moved by Councill' Lee, seconded s
power with authority to fix wages, if The new ruler is Nowsb Zada Hs mi tient majority, have recorded the fact
by. Reeve
gunning that whereas Petitions for road oil from Bayfield
niineirs and owners fail to agree in dulls, who has been carefully trained that they have little faith in the fu -
ways
Qritario Deputtmozit of high: road residents, GlouColbcester
street reel -
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meantime. s, • . . a in statescraft,by his mother and was tore of our town. ' ways h called for 'tenders fpr the 'danta and Gloucester Terlacc rest -
representatives
a .i iemlier of the Prince. of wales ambition of those in favor of construction of a concrete roadway dents'.were °reterretl to the public'
+"L G" F tri Lebo Part ? t ff during his tear of India.
The on the Huron road between Goderlch works committee.
have a eSm rehen-
Check That Coltish
At 'Once .
It You Wn't
Yee Witty $eSony
_.�_;Too:aresk ire s eann9t;bI plseed oa
Ther fart that on the lint Riga"; of a
Omsk er eold it should bo gotten rid
isstn.distelr, has tenure to- do so
atili ea* /Min of "uttering from swine
� a hiig trouble.
t
i • you'dont oke'
las nay be sorry !
inti a ale* aad`get rid of your mug):
car � 1►y isttt►t
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This p lost at tMe,.
iratiwi 1M 1 37.ran 'std Se .
eelratei , by all them who lime
casted tt,�bs the Wet msdieinta' u7
sea assetere for the relief of timer
amok aaa grids. r
!1w drn't .spsristsnt whin Jolt buy
at, sot b. suit pit the gerialasi
thatt ie pet op by The iiburi► ()r►
Lbsd'led. Totems. Ost. •
.'�,ee
f for
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Rheuinatice
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7 WIWINetes wee atilt
11,'+14 babies were hams in C;nada, THE
Toe�
outside of Reeser, for which me re -
is
are mailable. and this number
is :64 less than that in the *arse
Passes Resolution Asking for Paving of High -1
way frora Goderick to Clinton With
Cement This Year !
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�UNCIL 1
month of the preceding year., Dur-
ing list November 118 baits of twins
were born.
Mayor Makes Comments on Bylaw Vote I
New Lind at Cemetery to Be Secure, Surveys!
ed and Trees Set Out, as Available Lots
Will Probably Be Used This,Year.,
That fallowing report of the town former mayor and a ,eraser council
council incoming of May 7th., which that his proposed gift was transfer -
Wan crowded out at the time le now red towards the cost of a new muni•
published. .v � efpal building. Now that the mat -
The tax collector reported the fol- ter is closed it is only fitting that be
lowing collections Between April 29th should be officially thanked for a very
and May 2nd: 1923 taxes, 6500; splendid otter which 'sit has been
191"4 taxes $127.36; 1825 tames • found impossible to accept.
1541 .75, 1024road il, $119, 1825! A result of thisto it would
tread oil, $3.46; dog taxes, $2i d;. total. i appear that your council have keen
$1,194.215. -4 -Referred to the finance asked toexercisethevutin icon -
committee. . ' *my in all public business and T
ear -
AGAIN GERMAN CHANCELLOR
The cemetery sexton reported six would therefore *sic you to see that
Dr. Wilhelm Marx has accepted the burials and 2 lots selected in April-- : those instructions are carefully ear-
s;
Chancellorship from the hands of Referred to cemetery and parks tied gut. - d
committee. No doubt some bi erncaa has been
President Von Hindenburg, retain. The treasurer's statement of re- engendered during the course of the -
inpc both the Luther Cabinet and ceipts and expenditures far the campaign and we would like to ask
Luther policies. •
THURSDAY, **T nth. 1ws
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Men Who dear Black's Clothes
Whether." it is a Business Suit or a Golf Suit,
know that they are getting the right tut and
style,'the finest Tailoring and dependable ma-
terfals. ,
R NECKWEAR
The°latest creations in shower spots, coin
spots, checks and stripes, in all the shades of the
rainbow. .
UNDERWEAR
for the warmer weather, in all styles
THE H=GKOCK BELTI - A new and - popular
Belt for sport and summer wear, and all the lat-
est novelties in en's Wear. -
lr K AT YOUR HAT, everybody else does.
We handle the celebrated Horton, -,
W>l) lis3iusen and Brock
CHAS. B .:ACK s■
"The 'Mali's' and Boys' Store . Worth While"
North Side Square
• a month of April was referred to, the the council and all citizens to allow
• finance committee. harmony and good wilt again to pre -
Phone 219
Begata Abdicates A request from the chilef of police nail. forgetting the past, and con- -
A period of eighty years of femin- woe for uniforms and caps for Sergi. signing all hard feelings and unkind on •south aide of Agin avenue, erect -
rule an end in 1lhapal thoughts t the limbo of
forgotten ine comes to ' Ross and htmseif.---Referred to eye. oug o ..m orgo en
the most enlightened of the Indian clap committee. things. s of firame, also to erect gar -
stat by the bdkation of the Area- Th clerk d his rt of theIt was left with the mayor t age, estimated cost of work $1000.
ea, e c er ma . e a repo a r o An application from Mr. Thos. Ane
end Begum who, . at the age of sixty- voting on the town hall bylaw and name•a committee • to thank Mr. Mac. Marson for renewal of coal oil license,
eight, rine scoured the ronMent of the mayor mi►de a row comments Hay, and he named Councillors Lee, Mac -
with dement
usual rebate of $10 to him:•
Xing George to the placing upon the H. •g 'A `f t Millie and Craigie and at thean t
racer
is �F"orship sat evr home s , re-
wasved and referred to commit -
throne of her yatinger Man, over the may not be out of place in connect• quoit
.sora the eport,. rep, . . •
The Begum, her son, and, he a or t A letter from miss A. .M.„`'wib of.
hisdson, fsu , the p posed new . building. s?1 y ileo made a :stEatraent' : to
�g ave been in London �° in cohneotion with the a i ` o from to ,rgnwvl:reet f,'t _;back
hia. Change
in oth hfor the It pill now be generally admitted, i p v ng f the from Newgate street if the council
several months arranging Be. I think, that the council exoreised h ghway between Goderlch and Clio would assist was referred to the fire
change in the suee salon. The n wise judgment in giving the people ton and in order. to press for 'the committee.
gum succeeding a ts .ante to vote again. ren oat de_ f h h
•Ate
objects to a minor au E th
in
o t e w ole stretch between
her and int anxious to sec her heir o oaed to the ro oaition will now Goderich and . Clinton this year and A request from ee inion .for
established on the throne white she fly concede this because the pro to' have the read of concrete, too dol the removal of a trey in the. way of
11 ble to give him the advent- lowing resolution was adopted • his garage was referred to the pub -
For a arY...,, sa,
An aftermath o the atrt e a the site municipal building et epos
re re that Lloyd -George will throw ' Itcd Leis '� � � P towns' irr Chia -noun• posed to do this work in two sectfona;� for rZhitoval of a tree on`C�ayley at..
and whereas the Town of Goderlch was refer d to the tree
on •Coyle and •
in. his weight' with. the Tabor party. The first Iced ,Lake tragedy. in- to those .of l the various town enter- .
the bylaw was to h e P
h f k i i and Clinton; and whereas it is pre t A request from Mr. J. W. Priddle.
e e
e is saidseeking' a basiso vo ve where 1 a o inittees.
consolidated >i
town to lie b "it thin year; be le ,eesolved corner of Elgin: avenue and .Bennett 1' "
t e •ra Will appear. , • He agatna .
t Red Lakebc= hall.' that+the I'r:e meial Deportment - of•,:s-eet aegis referre4,to the water and Q
F 1 k thet'From t o editorial' The Toronto. P
on of the streamHighways be titioned to I t the light committee, and >i petition f:or;;.:lnerey or: K ski -to.-clear..at:.
den and Lord Oxford over their fare the con�itti l Pe e
L to be ki f 1 d the death of t+vo youthful tY and ad- tn`iends to old a Centennial Celebra Park c n' he
I rises would be
ion for street tight at t i . em ted. ption in 19 an Bair A etit uSer Coats
union and renew party naive in which English 'Writers, .'who• attempted, � a No mere villdgo 2� d desires this new road P
h word Labe 1 ill ' t the advice of all around diem ministered. has broken witib`Bari Grey of al a- to uta e 'p into
status of -the town hall proloesTon
was received and (Akita intimation
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ck File Rel
Vert only •mime by removing. the
cause—bad circulation.in the 'love
bowel,'' - Nothing ' but ari internal
remedy me bring quick, and sure re-
lief. They* . why ointrrsents end
operations fail: 'Dr... Leonhardt's
HEM -RAID banishes piles by •re-
moving the cause. Money refunded
if not satisfied by, H. C. Dunlop and
druggists everywhere.
ottaa . ' +neo. ,tis
O
p,. f
2 Dozen Men s.
h
' or experienced .Globe which, contributed very urge y tenders for 'a concrete road to a sewer on Lighthouse atreet.Yree re, manifestoeis in connection with the made it safe .oven f P to the defeat of the bylaw, :we can wa5�, acl extrk Sxvilt
atrika.• _, canoe men. •They' were Sydney have the work 'commenced at once (erred to the public works commit» g $
• Stebliin e. aged : 23, and. . Stanley quite readily understand the attitude and to complete the concrete road- tee. t 11
inn ed 20. •of�the Queen City. Toronto is out why, between Goderlch and Clinton A request for the removal of a tree Coats that have been old o
ag , to Real the trade and the industry
Chia Year.the cemetery was .sent to the_ si
Aecept- Soviet -1loney� -
The news that the Miners Feder-
ation ha staccepted. a gift of $1,260,+
000 from Moscow has- not improved
theirpositionwiththe bpi t
u
c s
rp
large.
Floe War in South .Africa
South Africa is divided into two.
camps just: now over the introduc-
tion of 'a -new flag which is said to
resemble the old republican flag of
the Boers. The Union Jack dpes not
appear upon it,,though it was Pro-
posed to, fly the two flags side 'by
aide. The controversy is: the most
of'every small° tolyl in the•• -province - . front for $3•$° n
t in Near Under the Sun Toamayor' aard•:it -Arai estimated- �srmetery-cemeteryand , ow clearing 'at
lea h !< 1 d
r Medical science was known and in anxious. to contro an .:secure the department would sane . f ro,000 a request '#or paymeCit of 300 to the .D - -
Modern as
'ble•f om ev
to ancient Egyptians, according to -all the business poser r err byhaving the whole' work done' in library -on 1926 asse*smeEt':Wad richt •
Our h t
records recently unearthed. Therthe one season. • .: to the finance committee with power
is reaeon to i�elieyc: that ,they were .aro- getting Chief Tait of the fire brigade was -A letter ,frotn ; Mesairs, Nays 'arid s
familiar with the localization' of portion of the buainesas. whieh the present on: request and the council 'Hays objected, on behalf of Smith's •
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brain functions,, tomething which has'have * right to expect front' our town went intosome mattdre of practice Art Store, to the condition of the
only recently been re -discovered by and from the- surrounding dusted— at fires with him. all sizes
the medical world. and all on account of the competjtion ' The following applications for they stable*, and stated fret unless '
they were moved within a resiMonable j( Jt1 t tri tri' f the car.,
$t 4
St e if
an s
e -section of Onterio. ^ mere
only a veryemail pro -
from Toxemia„�rhick le . opeitiy out to building permits were referred to. the time, they would be oblige, to enter q
life- of small •
To Rear Maritime Rights suck the• a boil every fire committee with power to set in action against the town as a nuts.
In June'.the members of the Royal town, and if The Globe can paralyze urgent canes and to report back the 'ante.: Referred to publics works com-
C4rttniisaion appointed. to inquire into and deaden the public spirit and the uisposition of each case: From mittee,
Maritime rights will begin to. fume- boniness enterpriase of Goderlch an Farrow, to take summer kitchen A request from Messrs. S. B. Coon
h It
serious South Africa has had to dead tion. The -place of the firs
with for several ' years. General ,has' not' yet been announced.
Smuts is leading the stack on the
t meeting other communities. nuc as ours,from house, ‘MOve to east aide. of lot. ak . 'Boit for 'information as to the
le considered to be' work well done making garage• from Thos Sturdy
bill to introduce the flag and . Labor, . Salmon's Long Trip.
to whose support the, Itertzog ov. ' A salmon recently caught by a
rrnment maintains. office, thritens British. Columbia fisherman near
to break its *Mince with the gots. Vancouver, bore. a tag which, it is
erument .on the issue. Wit does, the alleged, was placed upon young sal-
government will.fall, And a new poli. mon liberated in the Atlantic ocean
tical crisis will•have to he heed. by the b`ederal Fisheries department
--•- �»�-.r in an effort to trace the migratory
iiattation of .lrmantents travels of salmon.
The commission to discuss the ^---
limitation sof armaments now at Gen- Less l'olidaya •
Inca) Dreggiite Sell' Rheums on ova will have some extremely,, deli•, Quebee school children ado depriv-
Moiety -Back Plan • cite gbestions to deal with. Apgar- ed ' of holidays on Empire: Day and
entry Britain *rid the. United States Kings Birthday because they al-
If You moiler from torturing rhea- are the only powers sincerely seek. ready have too many holidays, se-
matic pilins, swollen, twisted joints, ins disarmament, The test of the cording to reports from that pro -
and ;suffer intensely because your , European states are' ,jealously watch- vince. While Empire Day is cele-
system is full of that dangerous 'poi- _ ?ng each, other. However, a crucial • brated in the schools of Great Bri-
time if some basis
son that makes thousands helpless of disarmstinent arrived,has and
'arrived at,
and kills thousands years before their,
time, then you need Rheum% end!
need it now.
etsrt taking it today. Rheutne
acts at once on kidneys, liver, stole-
seri and blood, and you can sincerely} Gr,rman
delegate to the Geneva C`d n-
exclaims: , "Good riddatnee . to had
rubbish ” ferenee. *suggested that Europe could
11any people, the most sskeptiiaal of soon disarm by applying the terms
skeptics right in this city and In the of the Versailles •Treaty to them -
country hereabouts. Mese the day *elves.
when H. C. Dunlop and n')'er drug.
rtiat;e offered 'Rheum* to the afiticted Birth Rate Drops
at a small price and maitranteed; The Canadian birth rate, at leant
Germany will ask to be relieved of
4he eonditione of the Treaty of Ver-
sailles on the ground- that her neigh -
hors tieelifa to put a halt to military
preparations. Count Bernatorf, the
money refunded -if not pntieeedi, Ifi.that of the English speaking Citi
you . have rheumatism freta .bottle of lens, continue/at to decline, seeordin
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Rheums today. to the records. in November last
. 11•...110 ...R.r..r
I 3 na itf'
Roofing
It Rolls. Tale stwtac t
1g1 t Weight • . - 35 lbs.
for Toronto, but it las surely rather a to erect garage on south side of
shameful interierenca, in local affairs Brock street; from Mrs. F. Bowra. st
for a great national newspaper. to. tear down present.barn and build
One /peculiar feature in connection a smaller barn - nearer rear of lot;
with' the •bylaw was tate fit that from Oswald Ginn,'to erect frame
some prominent people whose names garage on • south' side of Nelsen st..;'
titi hu bl
•wore on the first. pe an m Y frim John McDonald,. to make addi-
praying that your. council. again nub- tits to verandah on present dwelling-
mit .Loo question to a rote were. out nn north side of Park street; from
actively opposing the very bylaw ' B,-McMath, ,to re -roof dwelling on
which they sled your council again north • side of East street; from the
to submit, and one rennet help won- O'Loughlin•• Estate, to re -roof dwel-
dering why people flout and dishon- -ling on Napier street, and make oth-
er - their - own signatures. in this way, er repairs, bath and closet„ front
it only goes to show the difficulties . Chas. Nobbs, to re -roof wood shed
of ,our Council in deciding just what and paint house, on Victoria street;
the people really want. 'from A. W. Redden, to erect garage
One good purpose- will be served'at on' St. Andrew's street; from. Miss
any rate and, that is that the -town's . Whitely, to erect frame garage with
lain, it is not a holiday, as it is in finasnces have been assailed and at- cement foundation; from Mrs. Alex -
Canada, tacked front every quarter and again Davidson, to re -roof dwelling on fol
they bave been exadnined and croata borne street; from Max Clairmont
Battle of the Franc examined and; eritized and acrutiniz- to re -roof dwelling 'on south side of
. eo
The government of France -is con-
ed from every mile and no one can lighthouselighthousest.; and from P.Geo
ducting a "battle 'of the franc" anddeny, either those for .or against the Gould. to remodel present Gwe,
has declared its intention of throw-: bylaw, that the town's finances and - - -
I, reserves into an the town's credit are in better condi.
na the whole of its
effort to restore something of its tion than they have been for many
value. In three days of the "bat- yens, e
tie" the pound sterling has lost twen- Whether we are proud or ashamed
ty-eight points. in the market. 'The of our shabby public buildings and
effort strikes the casual observer as our meagre municipal smarmed*.
rather tardily tinted, and might have tion the people have decided that
come with better effect before the they are "good enough for Gode-
franc, was robbed of ma mttoh of its rich." If the poor old town shows ,
prestige. any sign of ambition, it is sternly
Y
and rudely frowned down and all our
pro -
Novelty Even in Strikes
little petty personal considerations
Something new its strikes has are marshalled out to defeat a rome to Paris, the city of novelties. ,feet for the general good of all the
where the barbers are "out" to people.
show that they have no ill -feeling . You will remember in my remarks
toward the nubile they are providing et our inaugrral meeting after the
shaves and haircuts in the cafes and defeat of tht bylaw at the municipal
boulevards, without charge. They elections when we thought the ques-
are not *verse to accepting tips, lion was definitely settled and dis-
however. i posed of. your council was asked to i
name a committee to thank 61r. Mac '
Tariff C'ha*ites Ray, formally. for his very generous
Changes, in the new tariff en. offer. Mr. MeeXay's original idea
nouneed by iron, J. A, Robb, include was to provide a community build
the admission into Canada without Ing 'there the your sten of the town
might 'congregate to comfort , and
where they Might have wholesome
reading and entertainment, and it.
was only by the special request of a�
duty of certain artso parts not man.
COMPETITIVE
�, . Mattered here. It Is specified that
ALITYQU, the 20 per rent. tarif on are ender
$1,200 will appty c,nly to new cars.
Medium Weight 45 lbs.
FINE QUALITY
Heavy Weight .» �"_ 55 lbs.
,'iltA nm QUALST Y
Extrst HeavyWeight 65 lbs.
stout FINE Guam . n
StrailltrdIlkaisealii ehai arstistlt wdr awes
Ne•I' rwwir.kdrd greys"
Your Heave Meilen* •c'ke t.—
, Among the standard- household
remedies thatshould slwayia be oa
Nand in your" hawmerlirine chest,
rem. is motet important than Dr.
Themes" F.cketrie 011. its manifold
neeftsineee in rriieving paints and
heating Meknes* is knee* by many
tkowssds tlrewugh...t the land. Al-
ways car I. 'Ilioinsa' Eclectric Oil
ter ,relier'iitg rheumatic and reeiatk
pain*, treating rare threat* and
ebeete. rs nen. bursts scald', tats.
bruise* end sprains.
CASTOR°Anndrea Ury
rik mum
CA O RIA,
4,1
oat
M. ROBINS a
THAT str is
• Against in fon if t e fiizA' i
est cut or scratch is neglected!
THAT blood -poison means pain—
.disablement—loss of work.
THAT am-Bukkills and excludes .
- poisonous .disease germs:
THAT, besides being highly antiseptic,
Zam-gripe can always be depended upon .
to soothe pain and 'grew new skin.
THAT no fatty or mineral ointment can ever
equal Zeal -1313k for skim troubles.
CompIet mazcular relaxation
essential for healthful sleep
s a "fvle if
Vases t"
At "rising time- comcs the test as
to whether' your night's sleep has given
you the renewed vigor and vitality so
necessary to the busy activities of this/
modern age.
If certain musillcs of the body- re-
main tense for lack of resting support
no amount of sleep will renew their
energy. For instance—if the muscles
enclosing the vital abdominal organs
are allotted to sag and assume unnat-
ural positions due to unproper mattress
support, they are under it strain, and
cannot relax. Sleep therefore, doesn't
rest this part of the body as well or
healthfully as it would if proper support
relieved the strain and allowed the
tense muscles to relax.
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The Marshall miring Mattress, built with
stony hundreds of highly resilient, indepcnd-•
*ntly working springs, fits the 'natural contour
of the body, giving even, gentle support to every
muscle. This kind of body support ensures
true muscular relaxation and health -building
sleep. It is this Marshall principal of new
steeping comfort that is changing the sleeping .
habits of generations.
.end far our' free iocJrki, "Perfect SSW
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