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The Signal, 1921-2-24, Page 6oso An= No mollik, -T11tsnday, Ft-brwtry 24. 1n'11. THE SIGNAL GODEEIOH. ONT. Its velvety lather cleans and refreshes every in his skin. It makes him Leel lit all ovgc.- He •' looks " the difference. It is delightand in- vigorating to wash with Lifebuoy. The "health" odour in'Lifebuoy is not a perfume -not the odour of -a medicine -but a pure hygienic odour - that tells you instantly why Lifebuoy purifies and protects why it improves your skis. Llfebuoy "smells clean " It is as pure as soap an be made. The velvety smoothness of a wash with Lifebuoy is a delight which is denied to those who use only ordtaary soaps. Try a calm 4 Woanroy to -day. You con flet Fa -et any pwoar% drug or dapertmenr more, Have you tried Arithmetic, accxding lo' the average small boy. was simply invented in order to -leve teachers a good escose for punish ing their unhappy pupils. And, certainly, little Tommy ::tmtth fount H the unpleas- ant (eater• of his young life. "Now, T11mm Smith." said the school teacher one mornerg. during the usual hours of t ,rture. "what is the hal( of eight T" "Which w teacher ?" asked the 'youngster, caul Aly. "Which way !" ia3 the teacher, "what do mean . 'Well. on top orway , teacher?" e said Tommy. \ � "Who t difference does t make?" "Why," Tommy explai with a. pit y - ng air, "half off the op of eight is nought, but half of it deways is three." MOCK PARLIAMENT F AT AUBURN. Report of Proeeedhlgs at Recent Ses- sion of the Nouse. • 1 B the Official Press Reporter.l Iiir11ameot ast4•nlhlel nt the third sitting of the first session on Friday. F'1•brmr•y 4111, with a Iargw majority of the members IMrupyiug their sets. S • terry important ortant legislation was intrlMlned. and alining the private area. ir.. p :OW.1 the following were thoroughly 41e44114sl A 11riv,110 bill was introduced by air. C. M. $trsuglun,, wemlwr from 1'ook'N Hill. sr.aaltI by .lr. 1t. D. Munro. meg11•r from Moinro's 1'or rs. tient It he a auisieuwuwr shuttle by a flu• of out more thwenty-flee cents, or impris line 11 the ticket seller's cop, or 1, at the discretion of the Serg -a t- ms. to eat peanuts and OW or pini . or cause to 14• thrown or 1114001, shed or husk's, on the floor of the lloirse• w illy the Legislature Is in .4ssiuq, Inuring the int 1uctiot of the Pea- nut hill by the on. member from 1'lwok's Hi11, the lea er of the 4*pposi- tion rose to a quo. lou of privilege involving the moral right of _,j (r. Mulleins et to oven r "s .eat in the House. some of M $ allglan's re- marks during it pre 01 sitting of Parliament. In which nsiatel on (wing provided with lu sition r•- gardiug• the whrreal401t+ 0 . rig4t light centres of the c ifv churn. hsicflgr given rise to doubt iu t mind of the lender of the' Opposition. Ao a result, Mr. 'A. Holltilisan. second' by Mr. 0. E. Errntt, hon. .enter •m Stock Yards, moved that a (bunds' ,n lW npp/111teel to investigate the Pa liameulary character of the hon. mem- Iwr f l'.rk's Hill. This motion, however. was defeated. TIII• leader of the Opposition brought in a hill. w'hiclt ens seconded hy Mr, It. .1. Itnw. Minister of Education. that there always be in the House a supply of fresh,drinking water. The/Premier. who considers water shnnln he used as an exterior cleanser only( immediately morel an amend- ment. which was w4bndel by lir.. A. mitt'. member from Cores and Perl- a gs, that members tw Jirovidel with itch Iwverlges as they persolafly pre- fer. within the limit of the -law. 'The lender of the Opposition, who, secretly, held the snore views as the Premier witti regard to the proper use of water. at otter rescinded his orit}innl 111111011M "ill favor of the amendment. whil•I+ ens p445s11 1, a unanimous vote amid 101111 clwl.rs. The only measure of a fImmncial na- ture was tntrtwlu011 hy Mr. Nelson Hill. m1•mlwr from the (Bright 4.lghts 'r esnn di.1rr, ss. nnd11 b y Mr. E. Itolwrt Minister of Finance. that emit and every member make a gift of ten cent* at each and every sitting of the House and that the moneys .o received be applied to the financial Inilget, any surplus to he glven to the Chinese Fit mine Relief Fund. l'onslderee *le excitement was caused by paw of the member( questioning the art'aracy of a statetncut made by the Secretary of state. telling him that hr shuu111 "go house and study his Ir'ilh- me.tic." "the 111441.0. Ino ever, In re- sponse to a lou uadt by tie.. Prem- ier and W001111111 by Alec leader of the Opposition, shoutsi, by a .standing v.,t.•. their conditions- In the integrity of the Secretary of Slate. and 111 the Areur- aey pf his statements. Premier Itolwrts n. seconded by the Minister of Finance. brought in a 1:overtuueat measure. reading :1s fol- lows: That the following clause be added to the lmnNgratbul .let : " 4I. 1•l:ul.r 111 this Act shall be cinstrueol so as to .More any loyal British subJe•; 1 141 any RICH, RED BLOOD ' Pale Cheeks and Bloodless Lips Are a Danger Signal. ' To be pale is no long -r the fashion ; to be languid is an affliction. Today the most winsome girl is the one with the pink tinge of health in her cheeks, lips naturally red, and eyes sparkling with hie. Aod to this a quick. active step and everyone can tell the girl whose veins are lull of the pure, rich blood of health. How different she appears (rum her ailing sisters, whose aching limbs and weak backs make them pale and dejected. Amenia is the cause of so muds suffering among garb and women that it cannot be 1114 widely known that Dr. Williams' P.nk Pills have -transformed thousands of delicate. anaemic invalids' into happy, healthy women, 'fhe,e pills help to put rich. red blood into the veins, and this blood reaches every part of the body. giving strength. ray cheeks and bright- en place of weakness, prostrating adacbes and a wretched state of hall - he th- Mia. Edna E. Weaver, R N. No. 1. t ppewa, Ont.. says : "1 was very muc rundown, weak, nervous and trou • with pains . an the side. I tried differen rneelcints but witt.out any benefit til 1 began tee use of Dr. Williams' ' nk Pntd. Udder the use of this medi s ' l gained strength. had better a• • e. slept better and the pain in my sloe d ppeared. My health has since rental -, exceUent and 1 advise anyone troubled with anaemia. or weak ness. t, give Dr. Williams' Pink Pills a fair trial." Try Dr. Williams' ' nk Pills for anae- mia, rheumatism. rico Igia and nervous. peas. Build up your • ood and note how the purer and richer • • fights y..ur battles against disease. T e Dr. Williams' Punt Yells ae a tonic it you re not in the best physical condition a • cultivate a resistance that with the • • - ance of ordinary rules of health will eep you well and strong. Get a hex an the nearest drug store and begin t • treat- ment now. or send to the Dr. hams. Medicine Co.. Brockville, Ont.. a . the pills wed be sent you postpaid at 50 c is a box or sixboxes for 11.50. MEANS HEALTH. i alliktlear"'tor Ito<;y -TRISISEW ASWAN Great Bargains, in Ladies' Suits, Ladies' Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists, Sweaters, Hosiery, Gloves and other articles of Women's and Children's Wear Two lots of Children's Coats and Sweaters selling at HALF-PRICE Keep in touch with, us ,as there are new lines arriving every day If you believe in saving a dollar, don't buy anything anywhere, at any price, until you see our large stock at sacrificed prices. Don't miss this opportunity; if you do, blame yourself. Come in and inspect OPEN EVENINGS but the most favored), class of immi- grants because of hlm'rit.e or religi!nl." Premier Itol4•et5011: It is only u nuatt(•r of a few years ago that Ortent- al• were allowed to 101411110 immigrants. Now they are sent mirk and India has developed a 'writers unrest. Now. there ore s•vwru1 oI.Jod10ns made to admit- ting Orientals into this euunCI•y. They are admitted to this country under great restrictions; after arriving hell• they ecru have to report to the pollee. Now these men are more than evil- en- titled 114 toe udmltter1 at the pneseut time, beettuse they have taken the jr share 111 the de(ewee of the Brit st Empire in the late great war. They were tried 1111 the Western front. but it was found that they would not be 0111•- eessful there. They had not Yen used to trench wlltfalr. The climate was not what they had leen used to. 1t would try the very utmost Serve oft 1114.45.•1 this country. who erre used to these t11mulit' 1.01111 iuus. They fought in \lesopetamht. and did credit to them- selves. These were no menu fighting men. They were goof! enough to tight for the itritish Empire. e•. but they are not good enough tu'Ii*e li,•re. It is true their standard of morality may differ from ours. What right have we to say to other rations that ours is right? The Anglo-Saxons are in a hopeless minority, lint what right has that [Minority to may that the majority shilll not come into this country? There is in different counties. at the present 1(1110, a wry for farm laborers'. There i. a scarcity of farm laborers. There are still large areas of idle (ant laud. Would it not Ile• better to fill those sec- tions with British subjects. rather than bring in Italians? The 111'14107 is by instinct an agricultural laborer. He has been brought up to lire on the land. I would not say he is ae•u$t0mel III 11111'11 work as we have. but wherever we get a man Who hail leen 11x111 to farming he will adapt tinsel( to farm- ing more quickly than any city man. They have met no encouragement from 1115 Majesty's Government to go out on the laud. but los t'0Iwen segregated in the large wirer'. /There are a few. Hiud0ls in British ' Columbia and the same p,liey has been Largely followed with them to go out moil mix with the Anglo- Saxon. That their literal standard is different from ours we all know, lout If they get ant and mingle with. the P00I'Ie of Got( (1.outry, you are Lound to have a survival of the fittest,. 1f we can't stand the test there Is 'some- thing wriugr -with cur t•hillzatton. Their families ere not permitted t, ewer this . m,ntry at the present time. It is tetter to admit these with their families than many who have horn admitted. The Hi11d10 Is very proud of his ap- pearance. extre•uwly 511, • and pwr11ap0 after all you w0t1141 not find sit very 11101.11 llifferene In the Minks) and the .►liglo-Saxon. I. bare no doubt that the time is net tar distant when we shall have the Chinese and other (Orientals. We shall have to retnetnImar that these pople are in a majority in the, world. The only reason we have not been for•til to admit these people 11. 110111 1140 they have not the organiza- tion. As -soon as (9,ha gets the or- ganization they win say, ..-We are; ming In." Wouldn't it be tetter to I . ver the Hind/wr., eomc in and have th it goodwill? 1 conclusion, might 1 eon these thin to your attention: The prevent - Ing u ny loyal British subject is an Iujnstie The (British Empire is ode posts! t1 r 1011101011 on .11101 11.0. TMs Set w111 11 t•nept to 141J114 that stale of ern irs, nd i think 744(1 '1100111 carry this t tnimonsly. It is an im- portant mlatte•. The Goverhnwnt is sympathetic No ar+ls labor 111111 every objection to the dry 141 these British subjects comes a est entirely from the Labor nuions t Lay and you can easily sae• they f the 1 Io,r 1111114)1.1 4-141. not eoIuts•t1• with them. on the s,•,.1' of wages. The retool is oat the labor - 111R man has ...evil. Stich n er:a of pros- pwrlty that Ile is nimble, at len*. illiuq. •to adjust hinis•1 to more simple methods of living. Ti 'sr loyal 1trl1ish subjects most Is• ado test in order tint our children's chlldn• may live here In pence and prosperity • 011 that 1111)w• raves may know that 1.1 ht and not might may govern the itriti. Empire. air... Houston. member from Pough- keepsie: Are not all loyal citizens allowed to 'Came In to nor IMminion free? There is an set to that effect no1w. 'reinier It14owrtso11: All loyal sob - pct. 111.1• 11141 *1141W151 111 (Ater this air. \ Asoul( h : 1 understanil that It does not ;Hoar any loyal citizen. Mr..;. Houston: The Hendon, owing to his peculiarities, cannot work with men of other nations. Ile must pre - pore his own food. his manner of liv- ing 111111 inn •r of thought and life are different from ours, his rAligious be- liefs sire different front ours. This question affects British 4'Olumbin I ouch more than It does the rest of Cornell. The hon. member .ald- the 1 11indoo on the Wosterl front was not 11 nwces4. Would he be any better here than there? Owing to that reason alone. 1 do not think lie would 1w a Nn'(es1 In Canada. It becomes a emit - petition of races. WC get in a certain number of iumllgrents, w•1• raise their standard of living, or they lower aur standard of living. if through organ- isation they demand a wage to kec•p'np that standard. then the employes- 'of labor brings In another clams of still lower standards and we Oust those men we have brought In. They cost us at the rate of flue collars per heed. Today we, have over two million of those men In the United States, driven ont of this country M anbatltuting a lower elase. and It ham coat us about tt•u million dollars for that alone. Why. then. waste onr n ;7 and the artiste of good men, raising their 'stan- dard, tlwn driving them out? Our white men would not want to Ih•e In the name voinIit(n11N as the 11110190. I11 11m15 we had 45 111niloos in 4'onada. In 115)6 we had 378, In 1907 we had 21.24, in 11511tt we had 21415. We hint0 hod nothing to speak of since 1110s. it ens at flint time they applintel n cnmmisslon, they found they had no act, em registration keeping the Ilind(a nal. Premier Robertson: He stated that immigrant* east nm at the rate of five dollar per head. i think he (11(1 not Wake that quite e1.111'. Tlut statement , would not crier to !Hoodoos. but to Ilrieutals such as Chinese. It Is a well-known fact that a illi tax of $l:al Is eo1104ed from the filthiest.. I hate', no doubt he referred to Month:ruus 1rolu the British Isles. 1 think th••. Plass oI llumign,1nrs we 11111% 11 • .111 111 t ION (solllltry 11111 110t IWy' a IMIII, til\ It was the European immigrant. We 1110 toot drive any 1h•fetal. out. Mr. Houston: 1 think the header tot 111s Majesty's Gtrerlllneut i. I/w,kii to (In 11(1115 of l,Iruil(. and not to 11,' 1100110 of Canada. N'e want the peace 111111 WY need the wave. I think we would have less trouble now if we I exclude() the Hind.fl than if W0 (4(4.11 114• door. and let him in and then drive bitu out. ru'u few years If we let 111.•' I1fud14, Into this country 1n wilt out- vote the white people ill Ilrlll.h e'ol- uul1,1:1 and we will lose It•jtfsh Col- umbia. 1f 1t 1i the wish of the Got • ernml•nt to sa"ilp`h little 11141114 there. then allow the hll11d•11 to tome In. So far. of all the immigrants we have had. only eighteen per cent. have taken up land In this country. All over a/1Ve•r- tlailg Inas been for agriculture. It slows that we don't get the agricul- tural class to come en the laud in 4'an- ada. Immigration Is not only to re - inform aur pwpllatlon. 1t will be a menace to our prevent population in It very few years, and we will WV the 1111111411 °Informing the white people. The 11.11154• was now adjourtleil 00 a motion by Mr. 4). E. I- rratt. wrvmdell by the Premier, the next sitting to he on Friday. 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