The Signal, 1935-8-22, Page 2G. : CA/N416.
lltsanasv et Cheatham Wealag rowarspere Illaa
Aleaselatians , he friltslarellini 1,11/ axles
Patellas* WW1t titelt*stetIRelhitterwpz De
f40- igmbeeriPtios price MOO Dar- !Warrreaching petpee4&rLa:
WO* 11 paid la advance.
s
e • 1 t. AT, PRINTING 00-.
te-
e to e large sad
Winghata otj *ednda Iaat. w
e ha Irm a degas w.o,
1, preasIent pf the North Norms Leh -
Asa°, laden, and tu addi to
colored fast
Mr. King called Atte.
sive acts IC
the last five)tilaXlas
power and influence er
ta Cala& are eo script°
daaha&aiic PseleVefforni t 17 "nu",
_.ftwerst that it sod se ordinary a
Minas Mortara nadir our OIL lir.' 1A431"
King puts ow. t it la
not tar le
t.
eb•
11111/. The
r
tierossieponsado
exie an
as beeu r
Its Fpr
that unto
eatirdt'seriZtwalelagiler to t
as
'WY On the
..o1 the .%.& candidate ,Reachinan_w_
1.0roldgediali
' deelayed there was no
eilAuSeSItlf THe outcome a the elm:
uulsee. The Sleaford
o
VaL11 es even In
. • Lath
has had
rarlingiseKs.,
lemellbet lie lee
colleaguo. leas than
Minister et Capada.
all Intenta peg
gibbet,
kJs Cabl
ogler Pride,
lees
Dechman ubsery
r be a
now his ship ts periousir
g wet,.harr• or the ship of
a. new his alp 1. peri
liras left the
his own can
liars lett cu
a teem
di., 1
[1tipetsaellitIvie,g,
• Palliasses'
• • •
bates; 1040, a cha
4.'..1`. • s 74-p:u.., ...............„,./noolititastt Lao .....uzi.t:f:l"vos.
tW. It la forin. But hl.
ha.I t i.s die 1 a bodrtowhe :11: ' •041'aeltia:
ra
s...Ntle rocks 'January show, he d 114:oWn on
,and that tneselhe of the rill reform.
78/41thep T. th'tti ill 11: alii.riqdt:nlikilhk muasilliell,tagiwellikrtuvVnt con -
aloe and Frig • tegulat ' last
ashore, &howl that Mr.
what retort's Is.
•t lo n tell.. you a
sr to t
of the practices of
11/ 110(11initile'
Reg11111111mie
have takes=
e t a by.*
which a Illepalletta
district which la
Democratic majorlig:'
cans have bad 11111M
since IMO, god MEP
the the
hilt Including
•t ahead and
t out
d
t4t, the tar
thelarm, but bet
the farmer's income
1 of trad
w•ys.
$
opponents of this Addraisdatim ag
peed to local resentment amine Mt
is • „
The
"A further quelatten ares 4.
of the Rhode Island election from
t the Republican nem
1.
ve One. ,
hostas.
the coming Federal *locales..
Mr. Ramey r He* the dart 01
1 his Gov -
*tied
era
'WIMP@
do.
Imports, the hop
huge commits
:public works. and a large
carryover of Claiintliaii sew
During -the filik live piTera Mr. Hsi -
Lett and trgefilevernsetegoligne changed
She aidevetalds Wince at
Oak skald bee& le likaT2t-
Ube w00111. the nal
• held In lie.r.•
a teid ." be said.
'tutte4.41BI w.. ' re
dui. ag spa
s vs later e wi
Mr. 11011c. atrial
S! a um haierreatios
tarwhich caused skips to
iday MS at tkeir wharves. -raKway-
lee. to be oat re Soks, losrehattseie
staff& loge of Mame aad fatteries
in hundreds of
1 out of employamet
us to talk of theirs
1. "Yr. Seamen
crevice between a
*rya means larger
for the people, the
a each a way as will
id Mr. King. la
mast interventioa
be also be Maytag
Ing the mos -
',Melo • !ready
elixir.all
seas being
is utter
4busthief's ••
n't know tbr
that na and an eaa
ago liberty and f
raffle and I/ that of, aorta of
they depend for rosireili afford them,-
\ d
Mr. Deackmas. Real refor
achieveby
through, t.tj11
ms.
thing alone
mire
Liberal party would "tart
ref by doing away With some
UJf Intervention through tariffs. as
1111111bli WS
A
r� ‚.Weetel it [M-
ows that exports are restricted and
that wages must fall. finless we low-
er tariffs and mo Increase trade the
only other alternative la to speed
millions each year to keep our wett-
er% on a dole. ir-
-Those who voted fpr Mannar la
last election voted to lower their
own wages or to pot themeives 011
the dole. Now It it. up to the people
to vote for a nentoration of normal
conditions which will Ore a normal
volume of trade. Th. Liberals have
that they kn. • -how to et
The other nat Oing want t ein different
vie cannot trade with them rldlooking for t he
1
to them with • chip on our them and severity
In the way of high tariffs Mr. Bread my*
their goods" sikkr1 Mr Delo h. I;overnment.controt
to more
•t trade war with Pendiu ono
rated hy the Government eminent Is rt
la costing Canada her market rid of Minister
at nation On n e •-t in 4100 Bennett hi
Japtine-4• -0Ik !114. '-vhieb,ernment t
a.
eberk.
tooted tVey,worto
the Inliadbabi of Me wide
Ma to deal illth sn
Small has reared
"That Madit
biP.
when the Imam oditha
that la WI hand without the
"Alves ot the pewee having control.
have a dictator. What good are parli-
amentary methods and forme if you
get etch • revolt as 1 have stated?
That power Mr. Bennett has and he has
r. King. Trade would Igitade mote been seeking to get the
free. In the .14* of long ra in Ir
ecostomed to it." sid Sr.
Cam Spend 1111sdC
The Liberal leader streamed the feet
that the blank cheek bolds good for
the [invbetwees the dissolatlea
Parliament to general airetisma. "Mr.
Kennett can sineel Bey onee he likes
with no one alas.
between now gettlosiday. et
the poaltion Jr. le
position Miler Yr!. lett MP
l'Utomoss. Its that respoealible gov-
ernment? Ma aa„affrawftz......‘mtrui by
the people v' flea
Ing that slace HMO 6100.000.CA "Mk
been spent on UU1II retie(
rough blank chart
•11 rl lames, has
duatry. women working and sw
labor, the state should intervene. but
11W InterStotion about(' net be in itself.
t
„ "Neither I/tiaras-take nor rrven-
lion 15 511 end. a to an
bat
ffirealirfree-
Whim
mesas
ation he
iallaew It de-
lve the Gov -
ye, the hand -
his came. Mr.
ean GOV.
is con -
•et
1 at"
tack( no ry elec-
t erhalenesd by the
glee full time and
matter. 4 so tP aa id
WIND bed PO Liberal for
tr'd basP
allow I .
et, neiagdehmeetem.::::'
went was still • fY s factor to
11 .1'14 getaritelgralh
lege OOP 'so AOC*
RV when the lepramilon was it Ita
Ape recalled gbat in the time
KIN wail Prime Minister =OM •
year west to the United Motes to
secure writ.,1401•Ir
"ffs tbe ,sited
Mates Ian eticdfty IS
Ilheedds •
Mr. Agates M epeakInA the
--a torments of UM Bonnet ,
batst 1st dee told of the benefits
o give
• rad norm aeonrittera t
Farmers Cr
Rani
Ocoee
thought
that peoel
tba
• •
This Isa..the da#411457takeir.
t riper In hand and ea
maao$,gairtioa to to 6.; bust la the
•
o
taisetwo.
at Kelly, Go-getter
bt fl e London AdvertUter T. 11
Manna, • welitown writer on *gel-
ultural snbj . has been giving
Awn* of articles on lila experiences
of a lifetime in Tait Saturdag'M
antials ha makes • racemes tee
famous Ittirois Chesty Ammeter,
late Pat Kelly of Myth, whose D.
Kr. J. B. Kelly. be a resident of Cod -
Mich.
deism, but foualltba
nulrbed with all
180 Inntionnittle, to get In ton
Oft.Jutrn. who was very busy. The
potte end gum v•eadvisory was
allied.. grieved rtlikfrir John's time
gutty oigpapiede Ale wad de
litiOdhli sad Dor Mr. Kelly,
trees 1YLE.-..-,8F to Huron
county was it aott—but It was abso-
lutely izegoesitalle tort- 1r. John to,
see him today—Is fact, any day this
week ete.
After several daps of this sort of
thing. Pat gr alr tired of Ottawa..
Danes+ at Mlle was premiss. He
decided to take th. bull by the horns.
He hired a the oberfase, bed bie &dab
put In, and rein t
where he ordoegg
bis trent at tins doe
bell. and a t•Jieigga
-meat
Mr. Males writes:
bre M the assay Interesting charac-
ters I met during Institute trips was
the celebrated I'at Kelly, of With. In
a. Pat was the typical 'deb-
t, ;witty, het at the same
and siseessieful buena-
lee mining to Ottawa I have
a L employee of Pat'a,
who tells
• Pit AAA etfteerettsed for
a tallier to operate him Mill
He oat* paasevalt
Mr. Kiley: "int, if. want tbe job, do
many rare' piper -
seem that the
ate& ea 1
bast
•
hinds
and ga
- r1.41/* • • 4,, hearing to
"-ante
r. Massey Was introtheed 0 the
Or John Mena of
MirKiblen actedas
at Wavle 14.
• •Vrse " sleeker. "Is a
14,, friend
Itthe 1101, to keep a
sh I og ) Whale nty-- iss
..... beak
bye, If ye can all the bill, t
yours; but If ye can't, ru 40
dem gnat!" . . t.
Pat was so ardent Oonastritiva alli
kern marititian In OTH. of Air Jobe
A Ilecdosmalits campaigns, Pat se
onepanied kit John all nvPr the
• of Karon, and impressed Me
se asitedi Met. at parting, Ms
• re Pat a p.j1t*1Pi1it11ofltOIl
and ate him whoever be eases to Oi-
:re-USIA aila There
adltill 'webbed some
•eiVrIstsiebaleb bIlsenigi.
t Ir
_III/ly Wiltiaftinwinsly
helOrem en prose
Itt *erne f of III
abbe A. ifia P le
filltaisselliai
'(2
1 wonder if
Ar—r
"No chance." said one et Sr. t.
hearers
"But if he 401.111 that.' just what has
happened In Jtaly and Germany.
There tiniest; 7011 happen to belong to
the party in control yon have no right
to vote and ho right to tklak alma
Everyone of you knows that It la only
a short time ego that Germany hal a
parliament and state legislate
Italy had a parliameat Once the war.
Rut now those parliaments are wiped
nut. They are called only when
dictator wants something speetal," 01
Kin guy FM telling
Mier are
the 4.05
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le (With a dap AI 4, Minya
It 01".
12 the.
fe e1/PzikulP las 0^1^ a "ar
Pat to May. at Ma foe tintype? When
Rir John cams ane be was delighted
1;1117,a:AMtilia..ted,:flogailli:bli:lisanderataf1111:talittn:: mi
SpIII
Illat the rn rollatit
I
:Ilgepavise.a-4i11
lin° of whit bad ettioe as&
SIM there
Weer blank haek Weak-
tion.lieles totalling socomoos•my.
tom ads sad Mak mairasteeo et
amsormono have Wet 1i tot*'
a es _total
of POR,1100,11100.
"This is in addition to
it4
Detidltarea of the novettomPat
1.1 is more be W& ffehditang
of data la .410P V ik-the
third rest d Willr /5111
feast bit ctighrtatied tisla !millet tilt*
Wit P tit I artists,*
It 551 ture‘ s
• .:70wet
,,..
4srliet 1.
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