The Seaforth News, 1923-03-01, Page 4it o,. Lamb G,7r
SNQWbON, Proprietor.
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which was able to make each life.
pulse heat, 'and'the dead --no tenger
dead -e -sat up and was restored to his
mother, /
But, elasl such joyful events do not
occur in these day -s. Our hearts beat'.
in sympathy with thosebereaved
ones. We wonder at such happen-
,
'but we calx only say that the
ways of Providenceare mysterious.
slced for the time to pay their
M , Raney says the. appointing of
one magistrate instead of several jus-
tices of the peace in each county is a
great saving. Hon. Peter Smith its his
report, says the cost of justice has
increased thousands of dollars owing
to the change in the law; There you
are. You pay the money and take
your choice—at the next election,
J<m
Among questions formerly given
to puzzle school children, was one
asking . them to solve the question:
If a cat is 2Q feet up a pole and comes
down two feet during the day and
goes up ane.foet during the night,
how many days will it take the cat
to reach the top of the pole? This
it the question the Hon, Treasurer
put before the people of Ontario. Ile
says that by setting aside a sinking
fund of $750,000 each year, he will in
forty years pay off the debt -.of On-
lario,'and at the same time he will
go on borrowing $35,000,000 each
year. He will pay off that debtas
slowly as the cat will go up the pole.
i<r
The Hon. Mr. Smith assured the
Legislature that no new forms of
taxation would be introduced this
year. Yet auto owners are to be as-
sessed one dollar per license extra
giving the 'Treasurer about $403,000
extra. a nice little sum. Then, there
is being introduced legislation for li-
censes for garages, licerses for gar-
age mechanics, and among the latest
licenses for well diggers, eo that, the
government, which says no new
taxes will be levied, have already
several new ways of extracting the
money. You may call it fees, but a
tai, smells just as had by that name
as any other. If you dig a well,
you have to pay your share of the
fee. The sante of the garage fee.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS $$
By W. H. T. I
#i-.. —re
The rise in temperature of the last
few days was very. welcome after the
tong -continued cold.
*Kea
February fully sustained its reputa-
tion for severity. Let us hope that
ktarch will bring more bearable
weather conditions; although we are
all .aware that March is capable of
great weather stunts.
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In the meantime our fuel piles are
dwindling away 'towards the vanish-
ing point.
If • the Rt. Hon. Mackenzie King
could only snake pie crust that is es
fragile as his promises, he would be
the envy of every housewife in the
land.
We look with more titan suspicion
eon the loyalty and patriotism of
the man who flees to a foreign coun-
try, when the Great Empire, of
which he is a citizen, in order to re-
deem her pledged word, and to re-
move a menace to the peace and lib-
erty of the world, engages in war
with a mighty foe; who quibbles and
fails tb answer when appealed to by
the Premier of the Motherland, as to
what Canada would do in case her
help .might be needed. Who never in
any speech in or out of Parliament
litters one word expressive of loyal-
ty and devotion to tate Empire and
its sovereign; who discourages immi-
gration from Britain lest there should
be in this country a preponderance of
British sentiment, which is utterly ab -
hermit to him. We wonder how the
Globe, -which is truly loysi to the
British Empire, can put up with shin
t man as the Rt. Icon, Mackenzie
Icing
it**
How sad it is to see` a man like
the 'late F. E, Devereaux taken away
In the prime of fife, leaving his wife
to mourn the loss of his companion-
ship and of his help in bringing up
the children with which God had
blessed them.
And sad, too, and so t'etrible fa its
etiddemtes:, and such a blow to las
widowed mother, was the death of
Vincent Patterson, before whore life
was opening out with such brightness.
of promise. We think of that scone
of tong ago in Palestine, when a
young man, -the only sonof his 'mo-
then,- attd the was a widow, was being
borne ,to the_toiml>; and there came
along the God,Man whittouchedthe
bier, and they that bare it stood still,
ant, then He-spalce with that voice
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For Infants and Children
in Use For r newer 30 Years
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TORONTO MELTING POT
Toronto, Feb. 26,—"So little d
—so much to do" was the comp!
of a certain historical character
the clarity of vision accorded in
itter hours. Whether it is stirring
conscience or merely 'et- t»»^ton
growing public unrest the Drury
erutnent now proposes financai
trenehrrent. Ilon. Peter So,'th's b
'et perch on Thursday followed
-ah 1n, of estimates totalling O
$5b t' Y 000, including 4�6 (182,001 et
sal expenditure. Th,.: proem
treasurer seems to contemplate
Vag by du un.a the coming fis
,e:i tv.th enormously reduced outl
for e penditure in the year end
'bet °etobe, has $37.442.95, and c
e oeuditure $51,885,000, the to
n^indhi statutory. bean=; $105.}41.1
Or course there will be further st
ri..tneottr ie, before the Legislate
rises,
nut there is evidence of an attet
tr, e+.+t down the wholesale expen
tele• which has been going on. W
;he. it will impress the electorate
• 'eve li' ant:: is to be se
'T -on. Mr. Stihl promise, _that
of tamv..ion w 1l' he p
n:'t fed, and he has a pan to w
tut the ordinary debt of the proven
'r. 49 years, otit of revenue, No ho
held out as to dropping of any
-le new teems of ta:ratiou, and in f
t e.l 1 •ranee l'f.w that it
oiled to 't +1.600000 from t
rr :.lite°tt • ...65009) from t
•-•-1F n tax act: and $4,400,0
vehicle cle licenses.
7 itkeynote to the mi.ittste
h lerh i and it was a go
ll, _,,nt-,:d ,.1 wwith previous
f ,rte -ss-as that no natter what t
•-',:stay tncty have been "we raised t
money." It was trite, he a'Imitt
hat a oe'•. r' - e kent mounting,
it w2 met by r nettles, The peon
had "com,s actress" and preeumah
deserved credit for not defaultin
There ryas a comparison. Ioo, wi
miler provinces. favorably to 0
tarin, naturally, in view of the finan
sal stattts of talose in the West. Th
is, even in nearly four vears t
Government has not ruined the pro
ince. and the treasurer congratulat
it thereon,
Mr. Smith forecasts a new bot
ssue of $35,000,000 to help meet
xpencliture mentioned above, for t
al receipts during the current ye
re estimated at only $39,3%2,000,
Justice Is Costlier
While statistics of tate Attorne
eneral's are presented in -the publ
ccount somewhat differently fr
he previous fiscal year, making co
arisons difficult, it is admitted th
dministration of justice in the „pro
eco during the twelve months en
ng last October cost $1,515,460.80, a
tcrease of $456,668, The total eo
f the Attorney-Getieral's departmlen
or the year was $1,906,070.73.
What is now described as "La
nforcement Fund" accounted fo
5589,894, or more than one-third
e whole administration item.
ear ago tate item "Enforcing O.T.A.
hick probably does not correspon
xactly, was $482,084. Salaries o
rovincial police for 1921-22 amouu
d to $91,860. The total is not give
e tate accounts just brought dow
ut the list is twice as long as be
re, and in addition there is $85.27
r salaries and expenses of "sundry
fficers, The Board of License cons
issioncrs cost over '$40,000.
Under• the new plan by which jus
res of peace try only by-law case
id county magistrates go—or ar
unposed to go—on circuit, the cos
as mounted a bit. There is a classi
cation now under "Police Marais
ates, salaries. travelling expense
td contingencies• $27.967, salarle
uaanting to $23:273 of this. In ad
tion, salaries of police magistrate
districts (as distinct from con
es) amounted to $27,322, au incrcas
$6,000.
The nutnetrous commissions cant
iter Mr. Rattey's department, and
r the year ended cost $18,406, a
mpared s"ith 516961 the previou
'r The ptlbile service (Gregory)
tntnissiou got $11.345, and also cost
3.121 in the previous' Year. The Has -
es enquiry cost. $1,432.$0. G'trdon
aldron. who is U,F.O. Counsel, not
273 for represeittfng the gnvern-
nt in the enquiry into the death of
et, Huston.
The departmnt refunded some $16, -
in Q.T.A. fines, as cantered
h: $.33,844 a year ago. It has not
essed wrong- quite so often, or per-
s is gettinx less susceptible:
0117-----OGRAPHY IS
SUBJECT OF CRITICISM
be new nubile school geogranhy,
ch made its appearance last Sen-
tuber, • has brought a veritable
me of . criticism. 0f cotrrs,,,. it is
to be expected that any new or
iced authorized "text -bank could
aro criticis"t but that levelied a,
latest boric issued and eetltnt•t.,,'ri
the Provincial Department of FA -
Oen seems -to be rather well
noted itt feet..
horel in Critktized.
Walkerton oaner assails liar
rnrshin, of the tet book in no ten
' +tt terms when 1t sea+as;
3v enquiries we have learned brat
Tieta,•tment emnmiecion ad t-wo
tlemen to Ret their heads tnnet',gr
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text. One of the anchors acquired 11
familiarity with the teaching of pu
lie school geography by serving
Greek aflutter in a High school. S
far as we can learn he has -never see
race inside of a >t hair- s• to e
Good Overstonnlly for the Destruction,.
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11,S Not So Good as Cultivation and
ap Soil-'lmpto eitllent.
i t cl of sine
his catty youth. 23ts collaborator pr
pared himself for the authorship
tine geography book by teachin
English in a Winnipeg High scho+
thirty-five years ago. That these ge
tlemen made a few hundred io snake
in their book is surely not to be we
dared at, They have produced th
kind of book you would expect the
to produce.".
For two or three months the dail
newspapers have given eonsiderabl
space to tate controversy as to whe
titer the eastern headquarters of th
Canadian National Railways ghoul
remain at Toronto or be transferre
to Montreal, The new geography ha
his lttle proble o settled long ago
handing the coveted pin ,t toMone
^00, New Prnnstviek. A few we"k
aro it .was officially announced tha
Montreal would be the Dominic)
',rale rafters -- Winnipeg, Toront
end ikloneton remaitu'lg as divisiona
'-ea''gl111 rters,
V
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of of 'Weeds -and i.useet Pests—stick
to Otte Greed in Batelle; live
t ' ;local«--i'cintere ori (:o-opei�atii t,
n-
s (contributed 5,Y Ontario Uet,att,ment 08
wet
Agrteeottere,' Teroute.>
e r There Is na so11• so rich that it can
01 stand the long continued practice of
y; stuumer fallowing without decline in
e i fertility. . Experiments have shown
- that when sumtuer fallowing is prov-
e
treed, live times more nitrogen Is ren-
d dared soluble and available than to
d required for: the crop. Tee ooeasioual
fallowing of laud to destroy -pests
- either insect or weed may be jtisteled
t even if it dotes destroy cousidorable
et . vegetable ivatter. Ctutivated' and
o soil iutproventent crops whereby the
1 soil is kept in use leave largely taken
the',place or the summer fallow on
tunny of the beat operated- Ontario
f farms. Rotation of crops and after=
✓ h tl gest tillage well practiced churl-.
d nate to rl lit;;e -hent any necessity
for summer hallo , log.—L. Stevenson,
e Toronto.
Maps of Poor. Quality.
Perhaps the greatest weakness o
the new geography- is the very poo
finality of the snaps in general an
Ontario and Canada in particular
The used fail to snake e?ear th
h t n iaries of ' provinces and conn
'Wes. There is a confusing mess o
e twee on tate maps. every hamlet or
'+, railways. it would seem, 'being on
the map.' The geography itself, hay -
;.117, a smaller page than the older edi-
tian, has not the scope for larger
maps and consequently both sides of
a page are used with a big one -inch
white snace between to break the
connectiOn.
E sports and Imports Neglected.
f STECia '20 ONE IIICISE`ey.
Another serious fault in this "ind-
ent. text," as it is termed, is the great
leek of specific reference of imports
tool exports as it applies to the vari-
ous ceentriee of the world. In this
age of trade communication; it weed
e " th»t '''ore careful attention
let tail have been given this eery
'mporleut department as it applies to
a study 0f the geography of the
world. •
f,pellfng Inaccurate.
The aet.hors of the text have not
ie n>,l it necessary to have the spell-
ing nt pence on the Wraps agree when
0.,t1%‘11(%; 18 matte. to these. particular
r,i1e n the reeding matter itself.
rhe capital of one hair+mean country,
?r! arta Tr, wit, is given in tate reading
1n:tter and yet it is not misrked +'n
the maps
One Real Good Feature.
The new hook is handsomely got-
ten up, beautifully illustrated and
makes a very attractive volume. The
great number of pictures undoubtedly
helps pupils its impressing upon their
minds geographical facts of import-
ance its their work,
Fundamental Principle Violated,
The Gpvernmeet, as controlling
the Department of Education, ntay be
called to account by the pupils and
teachers of the Province for authoriz-
ing such a text book for their use. It
has been well said "that there is no
use crying over spilt milk," yet prog-
ress comes through mistakes. A fun-
damental principle which should sure-
ly have impressed itself on the Pro-
etnclal authorites is that of employ-
ing the best, the most competent and
practical men to prepare books,
which it is their intention to author-
ize for use in the pubic schools of the
Province.
MITCHELL.
Awarded Damages.—Damages of
$1,500 and costs were awarded Geo.
Swale, Mitchell, plaintiff in an action
before Justice Lennox at the -sittings
of the Supreme Court in Stratford on
Monday. Mr. Smale asked for $2,-
000 damages its connection with an
alleged offence against his daughter.
Mr, I. C. Matches acted for the
plaintiff.
VIone rof Mit 1 ell''sedoldest families un
the person of Isabella McIntyre, wid-
ow of the late Cleaphas Worth, pass-
ed away- at her residence on Glad-
stone avenue, Toronto, She was a
daughter of the late Hugh McIntyre;
and was born seventy-five years ago.
A family of three daughters survive,
Strangled with Asthma is the only
expression that seems to convey what
is endured from an attack of this
trouble. The relief from br, J. D.
Kellogg's Asthma 'Remedy is beyond
measure. Where all was suffering
there comes comfort and rest, Breath-
ing becomes normal and the bronch-
ial tubes completely cleared. This
unequalled remedy is worth many
tines its price to all who use it.
Fickleness of 511515;! In E:, cding Live
Steck is b'at.al to iiuccess,
As the 1011650dpi. spdeds past while
one travels by road or tallt it is dis-
ap,..tinting to see a dltetent breed
ui' cross or cattle Oh practically every
ether farm. This practice causes
more loss to the live stuck industry
than any other, owing' to its alrnust
universal adoption over very large
.areas. Not oily is it a great national
:use, but it uev=r g;:ts the individual
„hirer woo ads',:: t it, atuytvite:u near
success. IN:Attrmr note it give any 1n-
enirati0n to hie :,.rain' to stay wtta
:h lndueLry L::.,' to t"acinating,
nealtity tine 11, 1, . 1s•, 1c ,Fen under-
taken
nder-t`ken wmire 1. t r,t ,. e a of 'Uteilt ant-.
ty bred mi 0 .e 1101,1, 11 at person
would Mak,. 1111 11.4 111156 as t0' what
u' a„d td. nintam was d,sirt-u, and teen
tete beat etre available for that
o -ea titer w.,uld be a p.:ssiitllity of
tel' breed.
'there 10 ti ilc,,1 .news of innid with
iunt;y itlitatt a:iti they lulluw it by
:,,acting tt•Oo, une bret:e of bull to
.,i,irtner to head tlefr herds. They
a:t. rarely able to giro a deenite rea-
so,t lertheir sei,)arate choices, ox' what
they expert from toe ottetattun. Many
of the prevailing popular ideas ex-,
ethit a lack of knowledge as to where
the crossing oL breeds will land, Tuns
lack of knowledge is all the more
remarkable seeing that there are nun-
dreds of cases in any county or sec-
tion to shove that it means retrogres-
sion, rather than progress.
The writer visited a harm lately
where a farmer tried the "in and out”
game between the dairy and beef
breeds of cattle. He had a herd of
good useful grade dairy cows, and
When' the boom came to beef cattle,
during the war, he used a Shorthorn
bull on these dairy cows. Before he
reached anything definite the price of
beefhad dropped and milk was com-
manding a more profitable price. He
is now using a very poor specimen of
a Holstein buil on the crosses the beet
bull gave him, and the progeny are
miserable specimens, that will pro-
duce neither milk nor beef.
The results of tinkering with dif-
ferent breeds always ends in a mon-
gred herd, neither good to look at
nor profitable at the pail or feed lot,
The brat generation of a cross may
prove satisfactory, but carried be-
yond the first generation it is inevit-
ably a failure. • A farmer cannot keep
two pure -breeds profitably for the
purpose of crossing, when the prog-
eny are unsuitable as breeding Battle.
If a man has a fancy for dairying,
he should ohoose the breed whlcn ap-
peals to him and best fills the de -
mends of the market he intends to
supply, then always use a nerd sire
of that breed, and carefully select
the heifers which are to be retained
In the breeding herd. It is always
found to be much ,more profitable to
stay with one breed than to be con-
tinually switching.'
Every stockman should aim at Im-
proving his herd or flock, and to do
tins it is necessary to stay with one
breed, use the best herd sire of that
breed available, carefully select the
breedlug female, and feed a ration
that will promote thriftiness and
maximum development, — Maritime
Farmer,
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or you may try it at home by purchasing the Bonaciila
Package--O-Beauty.
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We will massage or shampoo a limited number of ladies,
Monday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings, after eight
thirty, by Appointment,
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and BEAUTY PARLOR,
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PROPiES5IONAL DARDS
Medical
OR, IL HUGH ROSS, Physician
end Surgeon, Late of London
lioepital, London England. Special
ateention to diseases of the eye, ear,
nose and throat. Office and resid-
ence behind Dominion Bank. °thee
Phone No. 5, Resiclenca Phone 106.
DR. F. j. nuRteolys, seatorul.,of.
ace and residence, -Goderich Street,
east of the Methodist Church. Cor -
mer for the County of Huron. Tel-
DRs. SCOTT tic MACKAY. Phys -
clans and Surgeone, Goderich St.
mposite Methodist church, Seaforth,
eCOTT, Graduate Victoria and Ann
arbor, and member of Ontario Col-
lege of Physicians and Surgeons,
Coroner for. Coupty of, Huron.
MACKAY, honor graduate Trinity
University, Gold medallist, Trinity
efedical College, Menthes' of Cole
:ego. of Physicians and Surgeons, .
Nose and Throat. Graduate ill
Medicine University of Toronto, 1897,
Late Assistant New York Ophthal-
mic and Aural Institute, Moorefield'a
Eye, and Golden Square Throat Hos-
pitals, London,' England, At
Commercial Hotel, Seaforth,
third Wednesday in each' month,
street, South, Stratford. Phone 267,
Stratford,
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Licensed in Iovra and Michigan. Spe-
cial attention to diseases of women
and children. Consultation free. Of-
fice over Iihnbach's drug store. Sue -
tow
General Pire, Life,
INSURANCE AGENT
and Dealer in Singer Sewing Machineel
james Watson
North Main St. SEAFORTH, ONT.
Chiropractic Specialist,
naci 0141(1.11,80U.
THE NicKILLOP
dual Fire Insurance Co,
VARM AND ISOLATED TOWN
PROPERTY ONLY, INSURED
Officers
fa& Connolly, Goderich, President;
James Evans, Beechwood, Vice Pres-
ident; Thomas Hays, Seaforth, See.-
Rinn, R. R. 2, Seaforth; John Ben -
newels, Brodhagen; Robert Ferria,
Jas. Evans, Beechwood.
Agents.
Hinchley, Seaforth; J. A. Murray, R,
liohnesville; R. G. Jaimouth,' Born-
holm, James Kerr and John Goven-
Seaforth, auditors.
Parties desirous to effect insurance
or transact other business will be
prompIty attended by applicatioo
to any of the above officers addressed
to their respective postoirt,ea.
It's The Quality That Counts.
High Class Food Products,
Best -rood Flavoring Extracts,
High Grade Toilet Preparations
Superior and Excluisve Perfume
Hygenie Household Specialties
Macie Supp ort,
in Home
Canada Industries
Our goods sold direct to consumer
through local agents. If there is no
agent in your district send us your
address for Price List, and we wilt
fill WOO! orders by Mall.
Loeal Agents wanted in the fol-
lowing towns: Goderich, Wing -ham.
Exeter, Hensall, Brussels, Blythe,
JOHN HOOPER
P.O. Box 355 Seaforth, Ontario,