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WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1929. THE FLESHERTON ADV.\NCE Warm Weather Needed To Close Parliament '~^~~ Tployees, and one that, in its operation, Miss Agnes Macphail Says ">^'"« ^'^ confidence of the manage In Her Letter to The Ad- vance, on Progress of work in the House of I Commons. Warm weather would^ Speed 'up the creeking old political machine. It ambles leisurely along when the days are cool. The Agricultural Committee is' not been kept intact. I hope the working hard. Two sessions a day, j time will come when they have a good and sometimes three to ke|p the: organization. They need it. A members of that Committee humping. ! good miner's union would in itself How grain should be graded; the' do a great deal towards preventi-ng mixing of grain in elevators, and the any spread of communism among' ment and the executive, so that, the Executive of the Labour Organization will be called in to meet the manage- ment, and to discuss around the table the conditions which they have to face in order to make a success of the enterprise in which they are all engajjed. For some years past the organization of the men employed in the mines of Northern Ontario has Health Service MONEY FOB HEALTH whole highly te|:hnical Train bus! ness is being carefully looked into. The Elections Committee is report- peoples who come to our land from parts of Europe, where conditions are different. The 31*6 left to fight their ed to be considering a f ar-reachrng j own battles, to look after themselves, reform in the conduct of elections, without any organization to help We will hear more of this when the ! them, and probably without the care, report is made in the House. sympathy and assistance that they Mr. Ward, M.P. for Dauphin, Man. ' should have from their employer. It did not drop the Bill dealing with is not any wonder that some of them the right of married women to es-| drift into the hands of these advo- tablish a domicile. He brought it up caters who are endeavoring to spread again Tuesday night, when public communism throughout the land." bills were reached. Mr. Lapointe^ i took the ground that truth will was untterably opposed to it. Mr. Cahan of Montreal greatly feared legal complications, but sympathy for the bill was shown by all parties and groups. It would easily have gone through had not the hour for private bills expired too soon. It will come up again. Mr. Lapointe and I rather lost our temper oyer it. Because a law was ra operation in 1855 is to me no good reason why we should still be using it, if con- ditions have changed in the mean- time. And who will deny that the Whole position of woman has chang- ed in the last twenty-five years. Mr. Bennett's speech was so clear and for once, so concise, that quoting it gives a complete idea of the Bill. "I am perfectly certain, unless we endure, and the sunlight of public- ity will kill error. Mrs. Robb had a small luncheon In their private apartment at the Cna- 1 teau for Mrs. Ross, the wife of the Australian Trade Commissioner, on Thursday. I enjoyed it. I partic- ularly liked Mrs. Robb. The House did not sit Thursday. A little danc- ing party topped off the holiday, and on Friday public works estimates pas- sed rapidly through a dull House, with an hour of divorce bills from eight to nine. So that is another week. â€"AGNES C MACPHAIL. M'mchout • Stem measures have been adopted by Police for deal- ing with motorists who drive with faulty brakes. A stiff fine may not bother you, but a serious accident to, your self or someone else will drive home how important it is to have good brakes. Reline your Brakes widi genuine Raybestos Brake Lining and drive in any weather with a care-lree mind. You are sure then of quick,^ safe stopping any* time, anyplace. • • 8RAKE UNINQ D. McTAVISH & SON' Flesherton. Ontario. j At thii season of the year, in many /centres, the budgets of the various I municipal and country services are , being: considered, health services to- gether with the othert. The public money which is devoted to health work represents an invest- / ment in disease prevention and health promotion. It is a well-established ! : lact that the proper expenditure ot' â- â-  j certain sums of money will bring a- | ! bout a reduction in the amount of : ' illness and the number of deaths. ! There is, of course, a limit to the re- j duction, and that limit is set by the knowledge which we possess. We ' can deal successfully with many dis- j eases because we know enough about i them to combat them successfully. , With regard to others, we are not as yet able to do so because we have not the knowledge whi'Ch would en- able us to conquer them. ( When the question of expendi- â-  ture is considered, all citizens should realize clearly that if reasonably suf- \ ficient funds are provided, he is act- i I ually, through his taxes, buying . â- â-  community health insurance for his I ' own protection and for ihat of hii ' family, his friends and his fellow- ' ' citizens. If a reasonable amocnt of â-  â-  money is not spent en health work, I then one reverse occurs, and each per- son â€" adult and child â€" will be need- | lessly exposed to the dangers of . preventable disease. The burden ' i and expense of disease does not fall I ' evenly. Someone may feel that he j has saved a dollar or two and escap- , ! ed sickness, but some individual, some i ! family, will have that burden and ex- ' pense. The community may have to pay out far more in the care of the ' : orphans, or in hospital bills, than the health department costs. One epi- demic costs many times the upkeep of an adequate health department. Money should not be wasted; it should be properly spent. Every city, town or country should have suf- ficient money for health work, and should see to it that it is properly spent. Edge Grain Shingles Won't Gup or Gurl CARLOAD TO ARRIVE THIS WEEK T^ SPECIAL PRICES OFF C.\R <>r DELIVERED * ALL KINDS OF TRUCKING . t !; \ HEAVY GYPROC at $40.00 per M. i J.-i i LIME .\ND FREP.^RED PL.\STER '"'â- '. . Flesherton Planing Mills H. A. McCAULEY, Prop. WH.\T DOES IT mean: This article is writen because of the numerous enquiwries teceivad \ do this"" (pass the Bill,) the very in-' by the Health Service, asking the iurv which the Minister of Justice meaning and significance, of certain ieSes to avoid, will continue, name- tests. Our correspondents ask the ly we shall have people leaving Can- ada, going to the United States, set- ting UD fictitious domicile, and se- curing "a divorce with all the conse- quences incident ther«^o. and all the uncertainties as to the legitimacy of the offspring. That is a very ser- ious matter.' Mr. Paoointe:- "I would rather have the United States assume the responsibility than ourselves." Mr. Bennett:- -The "'"-' Minister of meaning of a high blood pressure a positive or a negative Wasser- j mann test, or concerning one or ; another of the numerous tests which : are made. ^ | During the past years, as a result ! of research in medicine and in the | sciences, certain tests have been , made available for physicians. These _ tests are most valuable aids m de- 1 ciding the natlre of disease, but j they are nothing more than aias. | They are, as it were, on one symp- , .\ physican does not make a GOOD MANNERS | ! Jake Weppler, a SuUivan farmer. There are manyth i ngs in life that while fishing at Southampton, cap- we would like to possess, but, do with- tured a pike, which tamed the scales out. On the other hand, there are a: 20 pounds and measured 43 inches things available to rich and poor in .length. The fish was captured alike if we only take the pains to ac- in a dip net. quire them. .Among the latter we may class "good manners." The best timo to learn and practise good man- ers is in youth. Therefore, it is ni- cumbent upon parets in particular to. see that their children are taught some of the simple rules of etiquette in early life. The words "please" and "thank you" are too infrequently used by many of our boysand girls; yet how simple once you have become accustomed to use them. A Baking Expert "For light, fiaJtey pie crust, use 2 tablespoons less per cup of Purity Flour than ot oniicary P**tt7 c£ soft whctc flour lad I lerel cmbie570ca tncr« of shoitta- lii«. RollitilrT. Fat ottrt rich pie out UK half bucret tod balf Lud." SOME H.VLF HOLIDAYS Snd 30f for Purifj Float Cook Book Justice, and I. differ in that regard, j ^j^g^^^j^ ^^ o^e s>-mptom only and. | I would rather be a party to this, j^^^. ^j^^ ^^^^ reason, he does not, legislation to give legality to the situ- j^,^j.e ^53 diagnosis upon the result 1- _ tVion hpcome a party to tno ^^ Q,,g test. ; , that we know exist in re- it seems necessary to Pomt this scandals that ^^e kno ^^^^^ ^^ ^ ^^^_^_ ^^^p^^ ^^^^^ ,^^^^^ gard to It. I am m favor t>J^ ; , diagnosis of certam diseases her that right to acquire a domicik . ha ^^ ^^^^g .^ ^ „,achine-like man- in order that her status which is ti.a. ^^_^ ^^ subjecting the case to a set>- of a •'in-le person.with respect o, .^^ of 'te-^ts which label the individual contracts, obligations, property anu^ - suffering or as from certain dis- pvervthins: that concers her eXis--, ^^^^^ ... „„ ;' a citizen mav be the san.c.i ^ve are not minimizing m any way nece. as a citizen r â-  ^j,^ j ^j^^^^ tests: we mere.y , treasured right of British People. -^^ ^^ symptoms varies, and each ^ Durirvc the illness of His Maje.tj.' ^^^^^^ ^^^^^^ ^,^ considered separately. , the Kin-', Arvo Vaara. editor of the ^^ ^^^^^ ^^^em tests, the physic- FinniX paper -Vapano" vsTOte anar-^ ^^^ ^^j^^^ ^11 available n'^ans toh^ T Z rrobible cause of the ^^y ^^ that he may make a corre.. V- •''"ilnes/annna that if ^^\ Z..o.ls. a correct <liagnos.sbe.r^ Kings illncs.. ana ,.« ^ to' needed not merely to realize s>mpt- died it would make no chff.ren« ^ne-l^^^^^ ^^ ^^^.^.^^, .^ remove the the conditions of tne ^'^"^^"^ , ' ^^ ^^ the trobule. Northern Ontario Mines, that cap.ta , chu^,c cf ^^^^.^^^ ^^^^^^ , ruled anyway. He said labour ^^^^ ^^^ ,i^,ific.nce of thos. tes^s^ .hould overthrow capital, etc. He ^^^^ ^^, ,3^ understand he , va3 charged with sedition, and wa ^^^^^.^^ ,; ^j^e different dounss the j intenced'to six months in .aiL and physician hears through hi. stet^^^ ,ie00.00 Cine. or. two years m .ail scope when h applu .^ i^^ . ^.^^ ^^ if the fine were not pa.d- ' of th. r" .^^^ ^^^^^t or Later came the /««f f ^^ /^ ^vsteriout but simply that they re- licenses to communist halls in To m>.te i^tcretation. cer am Tonto. .^t th. instance ot tY^^JoU'c ou e ,^^^^^.^.^^ k„o,vledge. trams- Arthiir â€" Wednesday. .A.lIiston â€" Thursday. Brampton â€" Wednesday. Bolton â€" Thursday. Creemcre â€" Wednesday. Durham â€" Thursday. Dray ton â€" Thursday. Dundalk â€" Wednesday. Flesherton â€" Thursday. Grand Valley â€" Wednesday. Hanover â€" Wednesday. Jlount Forest â€" Friday. M.^rkdak' â€" Wednesday. Meaford â€" Wcdnestlay. Orangeville â€" Wednesday. Owen Soundâ€" Wednesday. PalmerstoR â€" Wednesday. Sheiburneâ€" Thursday. Tara â€" Wednesday. Winghamâ€" Wednesday. Western Cinada Flour Mills Co. liaited, Tcrooto IN BETTYS HO.ME CHATS A.N'D COOKING SCHOOL lover rad-.^ station CKXC Betty teils I of her baking experiences with Purity i Floor. Listen in every Monday, Wed- Inesday and Friday mornings between ! 9 and 10 o'clock (daylight saving t;:-:ie.) Hotdeve^ rth;.t"oityrthenn«t the forbidding bv the Toronto police of the use ot any languajre other than English tn certain ha'ils. ur.der a penalty of such halls having their license can- celled. On the first of May steps were taken to prevent May-day cele- brations in various cities. M •. Woodsworth. who has been bit- terly attacked by the communists, contrasted the Canadian action with the complete freedom of speech, as- ing and experience. AN OLD L.\W A French milkman who was recent- Iv caught selling adulterated milk was surprised to hear from the pre- siding magistrate, the punishment ' meted such an offence in the onginat sUtute, enacted under Louis -Xi- (1481) It provided that anyone who the comp..v« X.- â€" • sold waters! milk shouW have a fun- serably. and the presw given the com-, ^^, ^^^ j^t^ >,;, throat and h« <>*" muniats in Great BriUin. The police ^^xk should be poured down until a of London protected the communists ^^^^r cwtified that he could s«minst dUturbance on May-day. He without dan«e' to his life, swallow pointed out that the foreign element, ^^^. ^^re. Sellers o( stale eW*]"*^ was almost without political voicebi ^^'i^ put in the pillory. wd their thia country, which was another reas- ^ ^^^ gi^en to children, who "osdd M on why we should show them the ^raged to pelt the wrongdoers ' . I . . ^ ....... war»s. Those utmost fairness. tmost x..râ„¢^. 1 with their own unsaTo.7 ;»*'^*'V^'^* Strangely enough Colonel Geary, ^.j,„ ,^w .duUermted butUr 'rere to ta„w nothing of the controversy In, ,t.„d in the pJllory witb the J>u«er Toronto over the ruUag of the Chief ^^ ^^^^ ^^ads until the •««^°';*;* of Police. An excellent contribution ^ .^ ,„, if there was no sun they to the debtte was made by Mr. Ma. ^^„ ^, y^ '•'^•"*^^, Z u^^r^ •olm iMt (Uberml.) "I think ^^pi^ in the r>*l to ««*|^ Bsthing^d. more towards a g«>d ^^^^ ,,^e ^-^'^'^- ^^"^'^^^ saf. and succwrful operation of a ^^^^ ^^.^ ^ ""'l^J? IfW a- â- dM. or any other big Industry, than ..^^ ^ng as they did t*®* ^"'"r « • food •nr*nl«««o^ among the em- ^,5^,1 the Almighty or tne Mn». dicnlookllics^ ^BPcs ever npHEHl repalalion for value is just like •â- â- the Bank of England. They've han- ished l«w mileage. Now anybody can afford to buy them. Goodyear Tires! IVices were never lower than they are today-â€" quality never higher. Buy from Goodyear specialists. .You^U never ,regret it. D.MeTAVISH&SON Flesherton Ontario FOR YOUR GARDEN \'egetable & Flower Seeds, 3 10c. pks. for ....15c. Dutch Sett Onions, 2 lbs. for 35c Muntiplier Onions, 2 lbs. for 25c. Order a B^g of Sugar for Next Week ' * A. E. HAW CEYLON, Ont. Store Closed Tuesday and Friday at 6 p.m. m IXCORPORATED 1855, 6ANK40R0NT0 Bronchus Throughout Canada Head Offict: TORONTO, CANADA Business men â€" farmers â€" manu&crurers â€" earners â€" all may feel certain of a friendly reception and helpful co-operation at any of our branches. No mat- ter what your banking requirements may be you are invited to get in touch â- with our local manager. This Bank is here to help you. BRANCHES .M.\RKDALE - A. E. Hunt. Manager. FEVERSHAM J. S. McMillan. Manager 923 ;aa Uik* kS I* Wa ^, PET The. longer, larger bodies of the new Whippets, the low lines, distinctsive colors, higherradieitors and hoods, heavier one-piece full-crown fenders, are bringing to Four and light Six buyers an en- tirely new conceptionof how beautiful H\ inexpen- sive car can be. Roomier interiors, broader seats, longer front and rear springs, snubbes and oversize balloon tires bring you the riding com- fort of costlier c'rs. Be sure to see the Xew Whippet at our first c^portunityl We will gladly arrange a demon- stration for vou. % No Tire Built 8EIBERLIN6 Like This A LL^TREADS ^'^^ ^ "'^ Before Those tough ribs of rubber extending over the side walls, malving a tre*d virtually from bead to bead, are an extensive feature of Seiberling All- Treads. They mean extr* wear; they give ex- tra protection against chafing curbs, ruts, rocks. BRACKS GARAGE Phone 61 FlesKerlon, Ont.