The Signal, 1924-2-21, Page 22 ---Thursday. February 21, 1924
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Thursday.-FebrOat'r ti;---i994-
system. Time and again in the
history of Anglo-Raxou politics wd
hose_ had.,mQre___than--t.ro pxtr•,te6.
and more thaw once We. Iiar.e &a
new party born to emb•"ly a w ..(-
form • • •1t see•ws to fie. t t to ab- Written for The Signal)
andon the Idea of t1 patty, n favor of
that of an Ilet•upettiutal/croup. which
elan not tiring forth fryi4 untllour whole Toronto. Feb. 1A. ,
I'artleme•ntary spate
to drop the subs
forret for the widow ur theoretical ...rowels and nn.njoytue•ut [Iodide. The
pessibillties, t Al: wan' reforms Infemale INdrtlon of the 11uellrm•r 1, ik-
this genera in we -must be prepared td Immensely faded. tired and loured.
to Mork th the trails already 1n while the wale portion seemed thank -
our ha S. two waft for the creation ful 1•r ead•Iwuse• the crush Inside for
of fie ,ones. • .. the chflliue's1 of the atmosplu•re put/
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THE SIGNAL,
Farmers, or Prognwstre, group as the
official tnipositlou. The Prugrewi%ea
naturally re•aent Mr. Fergiu11on's at -
Hittite and their leader, Mr. Doherty.
and his It,uttNwut. Mr. Raney, have
not hi•eu aloe to express that resod-
ane
ent. With his large and sutaa•rv-
lelit wajority the Presider. of e•OUrw•, in
" t'x•k of' the walk," hut it Is difficult
to discover any reasonable ground for
his refusal of recognition. The Pro-
gYrNsiv,•s hare more members than
the Liberals. and that ought to settle
11. There in no caste law in Ontar-
io debarring any citizen because he Al
does not wear the old party names. $
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- GODERICH, ONT.
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WithYour Skin?
Lights on the
11. Legislature
ie" rhnnged. N The .opening day wee charileterize't
•e of urrllwl re-' by bleaknee. outside and curious
!aide \., doubt the crush a a- a auseel
EDITORIAL NOTES by rile r,4nnl e'f Conservatism to pow.'i•
and the hooting of three times a'
•
many. ilaekets fur admisrlIou sit there
"The -an h ge•t11n. .t roIIRer. • were plee.•s 10 Mta11(l. let alone sit.
• • • The l.iwllrunut-(;.n-eruor looked and
AIR. DRURY AND THE Old toll c.•t ;h ':11..111114. -from the acted b1. part perfectly. The only fault
OCCUPATIONAL GROUP. _..}.fit -.nine.- _ . (Mind was that thim atrmtg ',never
• • - 1 '" ; In the •-buy in Canada" idea should
J▪ ar. • I/tory. 1w you eta not• AtN• toll enol,• come to open the (louse in an -\mer{
Re(til?g ant ••autolW+I•II find +his fn mil}- in
try Mr tr-PrPrI1�itt t do -truer -4441.•-a ata ,. of lik • mnntrfae-tum.
formation of a vantage of the adverthretnenter 4 The firer clay of business was fra-
fates some 'feu-
lu The Far
NETHER it's a cut or scratch.
an 6u1lrreal t ptmptltr6r-rem.. - -
or a case of fiery disfiguring eczema.
you need Zam- uk.
You can always retry upon this
grand herbal balm to soothe pain.
draw' out poiwnoua matter and in-
t1ammatir.n. and quickly end tl:r
worst attack ul skin dise-se.
A daily dressing of Zam-ruk
keeps the skin hrai:t:y and free of a 1
blemish. Jt is (r r. al ,(•, n toted,. fief
and of a dilkrent nature entirely to ,
Ordinary omtmer,ts or salve,.
2t'?I It t' K i+ ; r w.-.1 a mayor lin a
the Irra.rr,n of yrs«ora.•ia.....,ren.
w.•nr..1. `leers. ell •tt cud. ha...l+ ...1
fall«. rkilbisio., bu+d+. ,t+l.l..�. to ac 1.4.
ors± -w it .•1 .rf-1.a1••rs r•..v :scar.
AAA ay.
•tit } arra
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34 inches wide,, finest botany yarn and beau-
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f I{irlabaaDRESS CREPES'
38 to 40 inches wide, finest quality wool and
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en
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Tea Towelling
Heavy, purest all -linen. 24-Iaehes wide
Pebruary days onIj•, regular 38c; 'at 2C _
per yard ... e7�
17 -inch, it'd or blue border, heavy pure
linen Roller Towelling; regular 25c; c 19
of lser yard '- -- .7S
Table Cloths
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$600 and $6.50; on sale .. ... - tD
Towels
Heavy, pure all-litteu hemstitch buck
Towels dirtict.; from 'Belfast,- Iceland: Size
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Linoleums Oilcloths Congoleuma ,Special February Bargains
W. Acheson & Son
. 600d, V. I' . to w mart-* of the Speaker to Ili+ ehalr.
new political party, •. • • • •,. i turgid by able addresses by taw mover -i Dozen Eath -
sous for 118, belief trait an eseluairely Here's a writer In a daily plp•rwho and permitter of the adoption of the. visitor rUltll)1 lielp but aerie • • (;pfd Advice party eau a. -o ,t>fish eery Says that the• art of i..ue r.atfon I+tathlrns, in reply to the speck from the large number of ushers 1110 IR4>,^e•s
little. lost. Well, we know 4 %ttltl pxrple` 1 the Throne. Mr. Haney from Sarnia in attendance. there being at least 1,1 k" 4, t PAY to du much talking
was particularly effective owing u, his when ton. toad enough h•
In Ih.• fir'[ Owl'. he 1(41 •ars friar who are roll able b► talk. youth end his fluent delivery. A ('4 tnelve of emit. 11 might 1•*ecus that . choke, r
the farm, r- party would hale he lir- a • • li.-r the po,• w furnish the met,- ,4 1411'.' the Nord that stings the
' minor 1.111+ were hNrfull""1 and r" -I" Iwre with free writing piper :old free•
leu cote united ap,•YInst 11. lite` pliers are• printing pier re•s of for first time.• Bel very of their leder. the Ineu,ls•r. deepest is rhe ere that's newer
\o matter how wi a and good 11• Mi"_laatltil- Muelk,ta'd. daughter et lir.fssf j4. 4. could at Id -est p11 the.•• letters in sps'kr;
I' d platform d such l tl Brills!) Prime \Piuleh•r die n eertecrnient mailbox without haw- tract the
other (.4 hew svrauptl lilt
1
policies an 44 le
Several sittings
1
ohteo herr tarn k
hart}• might I"• we could lr•arcel I l Ilk n •1 l Iss f 1 I III. Page', (Imo th undo r +, her I age i � c - the norm h,is 1.'0n -1a away.
'll 1 1 0' thiol
•(4 + e a s s t• taken up, with rhe Premier's refusal - TJi14u ►e• e o n nap thinking
cv.Net the p"ople of our
cities, or • •`i ' rto recognise the supporters of fly late f dodgin: around like turkeys iae'klaa I .l nn the things you didn't say.
even of our small rural towns, to elk' of 4 -nal •trlkeitt ...401.I.11.1 worry1 f 8111 rnasho o sen and gathering u 1 the e t I
be enthusiastic or stf-sacrifhing in[(;cttrrilwen r9•thr uffk hal (► a 4lrltlon R 11 1 l
for' ass it would ha41e two or three Or iid,+,1 1188 a palrty itt 4(11. 4t•reral ter. thrown with in. .r.. or less fir- --Boston Transcript.
their +rap{o,rt of A part} that etielud- cura1w to t2. ?1.'..r ..f the Hous• be f
ed them from roll me•Iullrrahlp 1N1 motet it�+ took Tlu'rr, mny he some cold reason,' we'ri\fldYatued by haw for this the memiers from their seat+. This
no other ground than that they hx wewthrl`yet. bit miring is not. far off. 'tion, but tl one he pined the .'m-
V a • jltasis on wase that he had Naini he alsltstanding at attention during the+
p•ued tit to be farmers. In fact, i reading of the opening prayers b} the
would not 114.1�;11lze them :old he,
be•liryc we might elpe.t such a .\n ant .11I ttuwn .0 .Hamish- Speaker constitute 11tc major )airs ..f
course to widen the unfortunate wea4Mtit-1101 * vers strong argil-. 1
tun w -ns she by a man who wasn't nn•nt for a Premier to slit., but very the ditties of the pages. The n -hers '
interests
s of w k ti. and country, tate' during the pant week have {wen kelt
interests ..f which. properly Wisher- ,satisfied with' tike car the salesman • fh(•ti+r with seventy of a tuaJorit fairly busy owing to the large toren- I
stood. ought not to 111•-a1taito111s1ie." had sold to hint. Rather an eextreme•' The 'Premier' lia;y not yet risen to dame oftlaltnre. olio .hew a smut
Limited to farmers only, the patty stept'Cr"r"""r mold • the dignity of hal' position and still Interest In the pr21 4 lin?s. smut This I
its
tots un the !Orel of the xolltlelan, the
• • . • 1 intrnwt will handl} I"• shown during
•
to .airy
could 11441 .•1....t a sufftelent nitbl►x'r Iy d lift tl hl being
}- -.l4 .'. into effw•t ; nod. I'Iaj'rrs of molt Jong are Iu dn1^.• `
the vet.•rni Wim. t`larke aerie, 11+t Irl",1.
1111 )'t,lle1 )fir ..HI 1• a'
r of the whole .o•slon and the fishers eau 1
whi114 such a party might be ably 141, eootraetitIg n mn!xdc l,raw•d ,b -r- that lir does not n(ew• wear ills brach then n t Itne t
and "might 11wve the best of every de•( tlatltb remnant." A. t iiineue Pa}hat In the }louse. irhk�. ('TiiTci•' n so
hate" in the legislature. that would opt a ele,nll} one It may fid to the said, prt'41U.el him fnrhl winking as
notwail much ape Drury continues • hn•reaat• of the Inch Jung vi tie, as a ( formerly 44.101 both ryes or tither .•ye
I fine of eke re usm Illijla'd.
a t
without hunt t r.el found onto out a. nee pi
ee
The 14,mtry rlqulres. ,not ab'r 1 mark of s"•Ini distia•tfou.
de1"itiug. •'wordy, worn', worths," • • •
but action; action igtit iegialative 1 At•eordlugto the testimony Of 1 Muth New Material.
and administrative. , 1UN van former min• forer pupils. the. famous, Dr. Taasete I Thr fairly large tommer of yonug
urih group get action \\'••11, if the of Galt w-rs to I.trict di-.lplinarinn gild'members Iwds uttt• to hope that ser-
-,ill
party in power lots a dour major-
ity in the House, i don't think they
can get action. They w111 have fit'
more efft,•t than the proverbial fly
on the wheel. The Government. will
disregard themlf, however. they
hold that 11141 re thing, the •'taIa1N.•
of power." the eats• may votively.
wielded the taws,. frequently. -111 rrnl nh1. sPea krr+ and dello:
I
It mast is admitted he touted out
he dis•I)Mwl dnrine the s•,wio0, with.
the 11011 0.1.- filing 1„ ,the e' 4.nserrative•it.
'Wine ver}- good 1441101tIrs. _Thy 1,11"•rnls. ece.•pliug leader Shi-
a_
Chair. whlew seriousness of radii rz-
Th. 1ntaun (lotenijat•nt 'lora will ares -furl is farad 111 hl' •-fta,•i1v4 clew
t., go aly lu the matter •4 11w• livery. and Knot. ('lerke. with his
ranstie• joke.., hove not.. sh(.Wli what
they are capable of. Hon. Manning
IMlt,rty's follower+ have Iw.•n very
ably led ,e. far and Judging by his
very strung arraignment of Fe•rgnenn's
position in not ree o.nlzi05.11,dm and
Hon. air. Itan(•y'+ w1•II•kuoau f1RJtt-
ably be different. Having 11 in their
d, -4I •ntng of the lit. 1,11wrel)', Great
power to upset the Government and
force an election eon they not get
what they want?. Y.•s, Intt only at sults are timidwlly u1N•rrt*ln.
the .pride of coalition. No party M • • •
polder will yield (O the denna1ds of The president of the ('auadian
allot her party on a matter whichllawutae[un•r.' .\'soelatlnu censures
Ing abilities hos group will likely form
may 111 s is
'split its own support, ! the most effrcttre• rap peettlon. Tho
unless is assured ,of c'ontinoed the. Governme•ut for mincing the tar- mond tiff,, between McBride ut Brant -
.support. In purer words. -of coalition. Iff. while the e.,mplaint from Progress- ford and rise (d her wing of 1h.•
('(alitionight stet a partial r.roo
llAe• sire quarters that the Government Labor party are ;dressily in evidence. tion of the nds.desired, hut it would has net r ttee1- Tie ••leilff. What's Wet or Dry,(carry, with it all the ills, and more. the answer? . •
that Mr. Goof fears. On the other - • • • The 1). T. A. will as usual .s'eiipGoof
hand, if the Government in power, not n prominent peace in the IrRlaatrr
being essayed cont{ 1114,1 support "The correct terms are '1.31.11 Gov program. and is ranging considerable
from tos
he group. Jett. its proposal, er11merrt' and 'Labor party,' not •A' le. suer and dlrlalun of the Govern-
the group must eft .• prepared to lallst government' and 'Socialist per- mens club'. altt'alal:uld. of the
i
force an r)w'tIon, w ell would heave ty,' " says Ik'it Spoor, ehi,f whip for! Toronto IileTrb r,, n(1'1%1%01441.1111. fnvor 44f
firings in no better posltkrn than they less n•stri.-tion. 1111 1411 n+urls.l
the Ramsay MacDonald a;orernment.l \\els illgMn Har'+ lentrrnnlele, and i..\.
erre, or ',Utility Itself by abs ndonlllR A Toronto daily which lists been calling' Currie, also of Toroutonare likely to
' its position. i grevltiy fear the group
In Parliameeiat would ii44 as Indeed It the "Socialist" Gowerument should lead the wet forces oral ehamplen
the very chic group it Ottawa !411 take beech. a refiTendnm for Government control.
been. quite powerinsa to obtain really
Lakes 4cnterway. The eip"•ndlttlre
would he a very large 14,1•. WWI the rte
• • • The Speaker has received many per -
Worth -while resiftt11. ,.The Egyptfao Government has pit fun(tory congratulittions on his ap-
It may be true that Vie pee kty11ya r stop --for the present, fit 14411+t -t. ',ointment. but Sam. Clarke 11ome•-
h m -Is doomed. 1 do not Gnu Tint wits[ degraded from the suptwrned
�t the exploration or piing Tutanklylmen's honors by pointing out that hies powers
I wee no Indications of rite nes apr (0151). - it Is sus x ct, (1 that the 1. D g
ptoarh of anything different, 1 y 1 (fYP• were very limited and expressed his
the party system, not, the, two -pa than are opposed Hot so much to the surprise at his, the Sp,eaker's, marked
despoiling of the tomb sato the tak-I ability in delivering prayers, and the
. ins Of the ,{bila out uL the ,,:eouatey,. advantage lie had In hiding itis 1/111%1101
��.\fid perhaps they- are not so nnrdne- finder life sonmw-hnt florid mmples•
Ion.
ot1thie at that, A very interesting though not a
WRIG
;After every meal
A pleasant
aad agreeablec
sweet and a
I-a.s-t-1-n-g
benefit as
well.
Good for
teeth, breath
d digestion.
• • •
T Globe tatta.k11 Toronto', mow.;
e•tpll i tteslntent and the "in.•urahot
habit of assessing even 1sedy and every -
\thing to the limit of their ability to
Pay." Yet when an opportunity pres-
ented j vlteekn op) to reform end
11imldiroutos •s+essmett The
4;lois. d Its support. ,\ whold I.•4 OOtrop }erm wundernR what is the
particularly useful ,f(l,- al la the vet-
eran sergeant -at -arms. whose white
Iwir and tottering step. are at variance
nitll his required denies of pressery
lllg the peace ill 1he Chamber er aild
adding dignity to the entrance and
i
DON'T
matter *1'11, The Globe. anyway.
• • •
The Loido 4'Itnml"•r of ('Otnmenel
IF urging the electrification of two C.
N. It. branch lines entering that city -
the London, Itnron k ltrude, and the
•Atrstford-St. IMarya Fine. (loderich is
iaterest,Yl In the proposal so far As the
f.., 11. t H. la concerned find should
protect 11s interests. Thist.4s matter
with whk•li the 16eel Board oTrade ,.
-- --If we have sunk an Inntituttos•sr ailed
No Phone Orderer" """'f • e •
Cela' iJ,,..,. Late his Ii some warp 1*•
t ho iw+Rlsleture aver the
low to navigable th!
THI
TRY THE
WTEST
•
Can Yon Hear
Plee• .vah eo ear then drew
awe Yo•d should hear n.k st
in,hes. Dote • t;• emit in rent
tare prevent roux proper pons'
t LEONARD EAR OIL
A I t••4•rn hn h rind 1d., ... end De.i-
nese, Ion r,,4,' it bed of }o...• •..d
i1•ert;., ao,W . P.i4. 51.25
t Fn. W •errs •re.
d 1 IM•»,fint dlr.er(plivw fbl.lar
e MM •port I••IW rr.
es
A. O. IJEOftARD,
to e..1) A-..
Nervous Indigestion
Some •f- Ila Causes a.nd Ifow Itr-
ldef May Be Obtained.
Shiny people suff.rr from nervous iu-
digestion. The eummotlrttt causes are
worry. nwerswork, lack of eiereie..or
a general nuolown condition of the
system it is a disease of the nerve,*
niftier than ref the dlgesttfye organs.
and is ,•orreetwl by giving needed
nourishment to file ner4-,;i- -y(t.•111
WOME! DYE IT
EW FOR 15c
Skirts
Waists
Coats
e
Don't wonder vrl.,•ther you can dye or ;
tint •ucc.s+efullt. because perfect home
(Iyein" is guaranteed with "Diamond
Dyes even if you ha»r ,..ever dyed be-
fore.- Dnlggi+es have u! . ,:a. Dirac -
Corn ''1 ear!, package.
Kimonos Draperies
Dresses Ginghams
c weater5 -- St
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GODERICH, ONTARIO.
and building rap the blood. .
T1u•, treatment consists larg.•I?• 1n
rest. recreation and the use of a true
'took Stich as 1)r. William,. fink fills.
In addition. the patient should follow
a (•awful diet, and avoid coffee end
stimnlnntt, thshe being unsuitable for
nervous people. .ts ()ne'ei_nerves rely
for nourishment upon the blood. the
' latter must 1"- 1.11111 up Anil made rich
and Imre, whbit Is jest what 1)r. Wii-
liamai Pink fills do. if there Is loss
of weght and pallor. i►r. Williams'
Pink trolls are .specially lmIi,tul. airs.
Adolphna Villeneuve. It. H. No. 2.
Apple Hill, Cella sa follows 11411 she
obtained relief: --"i was :AY lad with
nervous Indigestion that 1 (could not
digest nnsihing i took and as a von-
s,vpien,e Ws, a great sufferer. 1 doc-
tored for four months Mat wvmed to
he getting worse instead of better. I
Mat arrength to midi an extent that i
could hardly go about. Then my
mother came to see me and urged me
to try Dr. Wiliam•' Pink Pill! and 1
followed her advice and got a supply.
at once. After taking n few laze,' i
felt My strength retnrntlg and h con-
tinued ttv'tr use until at ..fie end of a
few months i r,ould eat anything I de-
sired And regained my oldtime health
and strength and was In every way a
well woman. i am so thankful for
what Pr Williams' I'Ink Palle (lid for
me that i always airier Weir rite
when any of my friends are run down
or ailing."
Yon ran Ret these pills from any
m(dk•Ine dealer or by mall at :elle. n
box from The rn. Williams Mevlicine'
Co., Brockville, (int.
Admitting Something t
1t N•as In an old-fashioni•t) elllage
in comity cork. where a smart
young man from Landon went t?,
spend file holhdA)s. Poring ayillir
stay he played hsrtw• with the hearts
of the fair ilex.
One night In the smoking -room of
the hate at whtrh tie was stnyin¢.
he ennress,sl that Ile iOW kissed all
the young nehmen 1n the village a �-
eept one.
:\ young farmer, who hued quite re-
cently married the. belle of the vil-
lage. overheard his remark, and
went home and M'4 his wife.
".tush, nem, Patrick!" she re -
Wiest tln(1 n pin,zled r1prr'slon
cr44ssd her face, "and who In the
warmth! este that wan Ise?"
S•eriflee to Elneeraa.
.\ minority me• elerelol, Into a
majority. Iso 181w:14(4 nt the .fieri•
flee uf• its beautiful ,enthusiasm. ---
San Franc. Sell Chenille e.
•
F1%4 ell
ord es/aGss=
fee 1 � w Ira
Ford PerteCiat3
ter 10 ono. or b,
The Woe sea
aim •
S•r.4.. i•r
S•r�i•� ho•w
•- - ac. ;' 11 Tek
-0
Why Ford Pio low haste.
Service Every-
where At
Low Rates
There arc MOO authorised Reed Ser-
vice
ervice Stations is Gonda.
Each of these Ford Service Standen• u
a dire, link bowmen the Ford user and
eh. Ford factory.
Each is manned by %rectally trained
Ford mechanics skilled in every °per-
anna pertaining to servicing roue Ford
Each urns a complete stock of Genuine
Foni Pam which ars m every detail,
idenncal with the anginal pets in your
CA? and therefore co-ovduutr pertec,ly
with every other part_
Every Ford part and ewer Ford service
op•esfm r charged for sit a standard
low las. You need not bargain, be
cause you will not be overcharged
And •o, DO cutter whew you buy your
Ford or where you use It. there is al-
ways a Ford Service Station tsby ready
to gds you expert end iasediate service
SEE ANY AUTHORIZED
FORD DEALER
(ienuinrw.+.e Parts
For Sale re