The Goderich Star, 1929-11-28, Page 2?Mlle IWO
The finest teal you can buy—Red R� Orange Pekoe.
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Ttirlialrii.1. tet'. 2ett. 11Mg
t eti aaarsd i anal ew.lt.c er.,r
for dependent* un mptuyst. It.
trsg April, 1 ,turd
abase inctoessis the bourns' o ra o
ployeJ pewee, bete -eon 16 clod its ,
5eEfta*i understood the (-Nocella'r
of the k:a<t i:errsxer expects tea., rinse the
rlecetirlaey amount trot the new land
• aluatien tate, +p
*sigma as C eteervetive 1 rata h
, A. A. I.IcGillivray, 1,v°G'-, of Cal- g
i gams bast resigned as Leader of the
r 1' ovinrial Concervatire Party in .Ala'
'berta, but will retain his .seat in the i.
.,..,., .. Provincial 1 eggielatur • • ,
T' i# er ip!1 latest Figures onbeat Wrap
"s good tel 'Fiae tr wheat €sop of eultdti is
i estaeaated at ."',93,899,t10U bushels in
the second provisional estimate is- i
Government
..arced by -rho Canadian rgvei�smen
RED ROSE ORANGE PEKOE is extra good , lits am of Stetistics3. Tutsi is 27
, _ x --•es_ s,,..o,.,..,,,_m: tn.:4000 bushels less them lest ysal s
total yield. From a quality stand=
#voter the 1929 crop of Canada rs ,
higher than it iia$ sever been. Ira)
2'TTgreater pereentao Is gradings No. 1
`iC let3Gt,,fsst
stud No. 2 bard.
Condemns- Delo System
Light I• ssacbendaela to do thus ono to go azar,:'rho thing; A blow at the existingaystent o.
A d Cold`',.. `� �—
athe
Pki EEtronctsilided in
is
Mr, Albert nebultr, A;elsi�agten,�raeke
wino: -"For *versa ,we ke 1 bill a.
ssra ben cold, ant fIaalfy it elided ire
broacbitas.
"1 had boa trying all kinds of
reealieiae, but none ct tt omen to do
me say ecxh
"Phut ly k Saw where
Dr. World's
Norway
Pk*
Syrup
was lidvettieaetl air a relief for trete
ehitis, so I got a bottle and after I
hs taken it I atarts4 to improve, and
by the time 1: had Subbed the second
ona'I war entirely free of hely trouble."
s'rice, 35 sent' a bottle; largo ferrefty
Mery , R +er a the, enemy_�prfacd meet. So 'the at a�ubsidizing unemployment lay urea's:: ate AO teats, at all druggists or dealers.
Facts, hitherto eunknown, tt Werke; u. tacks en iraoru#.gsa sand rassehe'n of the '"dole" was struck las. week Put up only by The , Milburn Ca.,
,the tragri' engagement at i'asschen• dgtcta were plannsed." nca by Right 'lion. Z. R. Thome Lord Ltd..'toilette.+Get.
slaels;, tvhicii cost Canadian troop!: tin Sir Archibald card of a cortfor� Privy Seal, who et the slime time con- — -----� -. ' . �'�"
remaimi number of ayes.a ewe dr 1; between Sir Douglas Haig and Gens felled to disagreement with some of speeches or demonstrations of Any
anis thesin =estlig ghastly, mellow
et the ting a prapasltion to s �usriu, . nd They bras heart the .paltry oil" Labor pat- the xentains at the FAther of ietaxy
by L't.-Gen. Sir Archibald Maedanell rte kept slaking 1., y forma to reclare for pravlslon of have been taken to a little wood near
in his Armistiee Ito epcerh at Vice carne in. Haig sold: It is neerssary work,. or full maintenance or tiie un- Mouchemes, in his beloved Vendee.
ton, according to a mod in the like d ele.the Ca dadial will take
sschtfl emplogyed at the expenae er the Government and Coal Owners Clash
ton Gazette. a y State. but Mr. Theresa told a hath« The liveliest of the whole series of
, t ntill two
rears aftort itb orae Carrie rand teen
oc saYll t0, skiup
nu y t omnghas nlosttt t ha riot r' ore' .rode- - eminen �an d tthe cod the
ss n�the
Gov -
not until two year@ .after the battle consented when I agreed that the pendencc, in his opinion, it wee aidaninfstration's .proposals for a ice«
four he learned the session Wily it was Canadians should be covered by sin ,r- doomed. (duction in miner hours and esthb«
fought. 00tittery Barr �te satisfaucitory to him," "Anything that makes risen atia lisshment of to, national marketing eys-
'tit was foughth because down
Prellatbilli for Chrietmae women rely on aches efforts than teen for coal took place last week
French soldiers had thrown
their arms,' be declared. ° `"".they With the approach of Christmas, their own, anything that tends to when Rt. Hon. William +Grabs m, Pre-
were reads* to nit. It was necet.sery the Canadian post office department is
that another �errnan attack on the marshalling and strengthening its
therefore he hod to ma . aorta of
rt, down by bus pre-
det•eseor is the Brae (:ueeteiment,
Mr. Theedure stated.
World's Graitt Exhibition
In order to take care of the mans
bits for the World's Grain Exhibition
and Conference to be held in Regina
in August, 1;132, additional buildings `
to cost about $300,000 will likely 'be
erected on the Regina exhibition
grounds. Meanwhile arrangements
are being advanced in eonnectian
with the exhibition- and conference sit
which $255O.OQ0 will be awarded in
prize money. Most of the countries
throughout the world are beim in-
vited to send exhibits aintl delegates.
bine Offers Palace for Parley
Ring George has offered St. Jame:,
Palace to the Ilritish Government as
a meeting place for -the forthcoming'
naval conference, it b An»or}nced.
Arrangements for the conference will
be discussed at a cabinet meeting this
week when the King's offer Probably
will be accepted.
Australsean Tariff Hits :Canada
rteneb lines he proven ti fur the bill- foreereen-ta--4,000---mile-front • tette
ani -off' -the -year; .and-the-•onlyewai.- •in;groin the Attanile to_tlinsP onal
Mean flit fragn the -international
boundary to the Matte Circle, in order
to handle the avalanche of mail mist-
ter
liar
ter that will soon begin to descend.
At one ,city office along over 10,000,-
0001 pieces of mail are handled during
r t flak's EMULSION Increa$et
ap pctite...eeidi.cdigestion...*?ad
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,A statement issued' by the Came,
dian Department of Trade and Coin-,
pierce compares the new Australian.
tariff rates on 4 number of eomrodb
ties which are exhorted by Canada to
Australia, with those ratter prevailing
before the changed were brought
down in the Australian parliament on
November 21. The statement is bas.
ed on information received from the
seaihadian Government Trade -Com-
i zieeioner at Melbourne.
Baldwin's New Policy:
Right Hon. Stanley Baldwin, Con-
aervative Leader in'the British Part
Harnett cairte out in favor of a Ad -
icy of Imperial eo-operation `and kin- .
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THE SQUARE • Phone 219 : DERICH.
Thi total of those item,,, w:ticii c�►a
tains and were fleeing,°ca;sward, loot not e�chaust tiro list of farm products,.
tit sy geivihan and a3oldier d telt $dp 000 000 per year
re on e w ry h is approa, ma ./ , . , -
xefubrgsrc tra'c'e dea;cral as riemoral- .
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A The litany^Purpose Oil... -.Botts in.
Another Harbin telegram estimated the house and stable there are scores
at 12,400e Chis of gases for Dr. Thomas' Ncleetrie On.
ere likewise were reported to be los-
ere lase is casualties
Use it for cuts, bruises, burns, seaids,
ing y the p
heavil on the border east of pains of rheumatism and sciatica,
Khailair. sore throat and chest. Basses are
A Saft Mediate of Travel liable very largely to similar ailments
Metric railways in Canada are and mishaps as afflict mankind. and
evidently, a safe medium of travel. A are equally amenable to the healing
report just issued by the Canadian influence of this line old remedy
Government Bureau of Statistics which has made thousands of firm
states that in 192$ electric railways'.friends during the pant fifty j'ea . .
and buses operated by electric rail
passengers and only one was killed. way's Corn Remover will remove
Aire Unity, and delegates enthusiesti«'
e formsll ser
the Stats for assistance te►ey item. [lien. 8. Turner, Parliamentary Seer.. eepted, at the mass meetf»g of the
lYiiort Pane
pendent spirit which built the l:rt- I hammer and tongs and the meeting by the party conference some time
fish rasa That is why I find myself broke up without result, Discussion earlier, calling for Imperial grefer-
snakes young men and women look to sfdent . of the Board of Tra e. an cabby cheered while ,
lveat ought to give, .iia .,KIS IN, cat- Lae . Minel, +het- represeaitatitee of ,�;onservauve party amt
n1Aterl-to destt�sy' �tttd ea teat Inde• i the owners. otic- #ides,. w
at -,Albert -H811, tfie scrota
ers
in a somewhat differentxatrirf . to sonic has not yet finished, however, and it ence and the settlement of the Em -
of my colleagues.' . was announced a meeting of the sen- pire's' economic matters en this basis
I'rinesega Dtstd 'ennilegts teal marketing committee of the own-
Prince"'
wn-
errs which had been responsible for
the week before Christmas. While Princess Victoria of setaunmburga the lireparation of the - marketing
there area ether countries that have
Targe consignments: sof mail matter
. to handle at Christmas time few, if
any,; Sgatve a wider territory to serve.
Canada's mail delivery ; extends to
1i',47h post ratites and to 2o4,G9a rur-
al delivery mall Imes. kaiser, who bad bitterly opposed her
UnerePlnyment Grows lit Britain
wauth as he was_a u
The _..r_ o .. -Britain 1927 .The :en'aess•. °led 17oubotf fur the first ancient on. the life of a Bei -
week
i 1w intotq
� h ch enc office
iv e o t
orce in th n con tie he
d Il t t• -
Bonn that ba
wee 'before she di he case
k 'be or sa ed, but , ggan in ,A,ugutht.
Lippe, sister of the former rhnperor scheme, would be held next. Wednes-
of. Germany,. whose. romance at the day.
ago of 62 with a penniless Russian British Official Shot
youth ended in bankruptcy, died last Norman de Mattes Bentwiele At•
week at Bonn, Germatny, aged 64. torney-General of the Palestine Gov'-
'I'ite princess' death found her re- ernment. was shot at three times• and
ennciled with her brother, clic flintier wounded in the foot by . an Arabt
about
to leave he
maruaga- ~to Alexander - euboff air•. Government offices at /a6•ti. 'Flus is
Tl ' Labe G vernmcnt of li iter
d s ders .t
to for
only t fiit:iatl in h
reduce unemployment •in Britain, hasish o
I
decided there is no hope of cutting the was net 'heard. The action followed The assailant himself was wounded
number of jousters during the next sale of the princess' housebold'.eowes by one of his awn shots. Because of
year, t
sLauctionto pay debis'ins;uir sinceArabs
whichb
ell legislation, o f
At
n
c rit 1 s ati at
e f tunemployedi sur-
xe a cash ,
Asatsut the n
I er -marriage. tai Theauc ion avi ae=
,i it axe t pr d a held Mr, Bentwich, O. British Jew,r
aaboutb$130,000,000 for the yearn»d- only about half enough to cover the apensible, he is most unpopular with grain carriers left for various. Eur -
de it of about $200,000, Her turtlgne. then d the are constantly de- porta in Iudin Antwerp,
when the party returns tG power, in
eo-operation, of course, with the Do-
minions. - -
‘'Now we know," came a shout
from the hall as life. Baldwin made
his declaration, ""Good old 'Stanley,"
another delighted- delegate called.
out. There was more cheering.
Grain Moves Fast
With the departure of - eleven
ocea n-going'.vesseln, over •.the --week
ends and the arrival .of only -four,. the
Maribor of ships -now in the, Port of
Montreal is reduced to.twenty fours
. oftheweek- e car-
ried. and depiirtur s a
ried away over' 1,000,000 bushels of
whichconstituted. holargest
gain, h t
n u t elf fromthisort in a
mon tak f
p
tinnier period for some time. These
way communes carried 808,023,615 Corns, are painful growths. >;ifollo-
There were 2,735 passengers injured, thein.
but •many of the injuries were. merely
scratches, ?bruises and minor cuts
m-Mass.--Last-year electric rail
-in--Canada •••carried- 20,825,E .
More passengers than in 1927..
Laborites=Have Theatre
British labor politics have invaded
the . theatrical world. A socialist
theatre is to be ;established in Lon«
don, with the active support of both
prominent Labor politicians and thea-
trical celebrities. This dramatic de-
velopment has been initiated by the
%'ndependent Labor Party, the left
wing section of the' British Labor
Goveripnent.
anomie's New Finance Minister
(The appointment of Hon. C. A.
• Dunning 40. ministers of_:ltnanee,. will,
likely be announced by Prime Mitt
next
` Kingwithinthe
later Mackenzie
appointmenta
of
fewda The
�
successor to Mr. Dunning as minister
of railways, may be left in abeyance
for some time. Although neither
Xing Mr.Dunninga s
f norbad M.K
>: nay'
rt
ton their.return • to
astatemen. to make
Ottawa, it is understood fret» oilier
sources that a. decision i bias been
.reached to make Mr. Dunning head
of Ow finances of the Dominioti.
Yon Can Quickly timh� ilA
prier to het -marriage, was estintated d ags Y epean p r , c g
anandfng; his dismissal. It is said ' Avonmouth, Landoll and Naples.
at about $3,000,000. Haat $500 was offered to the youth to .
Ch' 1t
• K ..
who s expelled oubof♦x had beers euw 11 v
shoot the Attorne'Y«General. .
mese Army etreata
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lie o J ` a ..s
,'Despatches
to a
from Getaany, and deafest admit..•Range, p u
Ictewfea, a nd s Tidal Wave ,
e
nnce to several European countries, news agency, from Harbin and Idea
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ConRdence that Inst week's a arch- den. Manchria, said -the Chinese
was alirt'ested when he axrfvetk at Bonn
last ►Flitirsday to attend the fuitgrsei. quake in the ilfaritiines had Ieft. in its
01 +`rhe Tiger" Passes ' ' o e e» s e mese m
w•us dissipated wftlh tragic fu►nlity. Railway West of the Klafiigmn moon=
Georges C.lemenceau, the 'Fig o of dust when the tremor- had been set •
France, has passed into the Great Be- .down an little more than a matter of -
N a , mi itaryr had abandoned ail isretense
�i tracks nnthiaig but z»crdental damage f d f dih th Ch' 'Eaton's'
lts
. F'r facientffte record,•a casual disturbance
Ev! .. lerrenic .,... WmutisC... we a comfort comes quickly.' x -
vend and price has lost
one of the
Ch ` Rhe i Il d f rt ,awrentest.-llgures�-of; her. "Aeon. -The` en.tho.oceait dionr,. the-rtrireless• el.
a
It absorbs 'usual and fs so clean 88 . e old sta s a h d e n 1 « little ,3tearner flashed nut• the knows
�+ i>n �� �'�w Siaauldeg� y v ar I to rn n a b s an 11 tidal d b
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irld ti. a out cnn rat i qn tela or route time an on two rice ,
often and th ..get results much rasions his physicians g�aavie up .hope 'snake .had •swept B7 lives from thet �1
Influence of more quickly, tvli� .the joint is stiff =iris rpcovory, lint the iron ..-;n of cliffs of Burin and reduced to debris . �. .
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JOINT -ME. E. or inflamed an,I the self intense.. • Clentenceau pulled him through- and _ the lneans of lit oihood of a people
Being auch-a Powe ul counter irri- austuinetl his feeble itedv till about + over. thirty Miles
of coast.
- ft's stere, right.. in town tel.: every talnte it just can't help bringing weak sago, when he becarrte• violently, Prince Flies Sola
PP
'Wales. i w sen
p. T fee of a e
i i< hast.: he nY
il� n drums s i :. speedy* and Happy results its cothges•.
:tai's a low price remedy, t,o bo sure, tion, sore throat, chest colds, lumbago Mg. The,h'st woe& this famous'. old purchased a light airplane, and for
t ti t don: n't sten it front taking rid neuralgia much nieker than may man' ntterod were, - Uy work is fie- some ti»i, title been qualifying for a
,ahs. n 1 n gt q Y „
elle Irii:iits. loneness, or torture out of ordinaryclued ou' elle use,
lobed, and: it' is understood that Ire pilot's license, has made his 1i st tole
remedy y
vont troubled jf<imts. referred to the book whieh lie tinder ` Bight. Previously he has ; atlwaya
zo caned • .But you must remember that it 1' took in +write 'after the'death o. Mar- with pilot in a dual control
Jq int Enso is cm name a.down his p 1 t co,
for pint afflictions that it las mostly ehrl Foch. 8 1 0
toplane.that e made anyinhs-
ar iiigne solely 'forsoh n
u cn d dif rh s it is u y
tae it
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th+n purpose �a'f relieving all Joint ail- .,, p � D The man who had been a firm and take 'tvhiSe#tt the control it could bc.,
menu, astonish. you after all ordinary 1ini tiers/ `Premier for Fr nc,3 in the hours immediately •corrected by the exper-
Just stub it iii the stiff. tormented,- meats and other treatments have of ter trial during the world war :re- ienced flier. I, a:.
lunch' taints and au juut a few taecanrlefailed. ltfade in Canada -00 eezits a quested that his funeral service be<' It is unrlersttod ' that the rince's
it wilt penetrate to the bone rindblaeg- •tube at all up to -date -.drug .stores. as simple as, possible and devoid of lone attempt was -made -in. extremely
"bumpy weather,"- hut he handled the
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Run. Janice A. Ro1?.a. tattle cut is
from air. Dunning's latest photo -
a. ,graph.
Australia's Budget Surprise
A domestic bombshell' was exploded
av1ien host. E. G. Vii- lore, (Nimmons
aveulth 'Treasurer. preeented the new
Lebo Government's budget. Renee-
forth the government will levy s sup-
'atom on intones varyirhgs from 10 per
cent, en incoMess above $1.000 to 20
per cent. on /WOWS over 411,000.
Inereattrd duties ate interned on "•
eigar., teenier. metal ' manufactures,
motor ear INAPT, 2110itir Ear gears
acrd motor rhasaasia
There• wee riot tinnet° pttft*reen
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•REDUCING FARM
• _ ' PROSPERITY-
Figures from official records indi-
cate why the arming community of
Canada was legs prosperous last year
than it should have been. They were
not complete but they the an indica
tion or The 1028'-olitmn et 'impor`ra- -
tion. of farm products ;which should -
end eould be produced tri Canada.
Commodity -. Value of
Butter • •p-.e,ouU,U00+
Corn ..... .... �. - :.. 13,000,000
Hides.: 10,000,000
Tobacco (raw) . - • : 6,745,000
Meats6,391,0
m2,370,000-
Eggs
00
Milk and ilk
- exeludingbutte predicts, 2,370,000
Egggs in the shell; 476,600
Eggs, n. o.. 'p • . 402,790
Fresh fruits, , not including
tropical uits 8.41 0
fruits.. 500
,
Dried • ruit
D f s
0,311,000
Vegetables, fresh, not in-
cluding dried and canned. 6,175,000
Fruits imported included _:,
Grapes........ :..:... .... $ 1,189,000
Melons -
• 498;000 ,
Peaches .., .. 663,0A000
Peaks .......
..., ...., i!;
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AV sr the trade muse et ew%
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Aronoacetiescidcatet of Satfrritcartd .
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sub
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Aspirin. Doctors declare it safe to use
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Plums ,
•E sa t her fruits, incltding
icherriea
Weak After
()per:01011
"Afttr having an operation, twat .
very misctable, weak, nervous ,wad
vety neat unfit to wotk.1 saw Lydia
E. Ptnkham'aVegetable .Compound
advertised sad tiled it and believe k
helped tae wotndetfufy. 1 ltaee no
week am& any more, the paints have
kit sass and my swerves arc moth bats
tri. t fort sate its orient Lydia L
?tnhl aw•s ea dkiass have beheld
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