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fintitorized a Seeond Class Malt Peat Office Department -Ottawa .
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" ,Member of
Canadian Weekly
• Nevvspapers
ASsociation
NTARIO,;.-4. AUGUST Th, 1958
Higher interest ttrcietive-But Crecife Problems
' That recent financial policies Of the - Vertible into: higher. Interest-bearing
Piefenbaker government. will, 'mean " coupons plus a cash bonds; Yet the
'higher costs•to the'kfarm-ers'-and-Pe--:--C-anada--SaVftrrgs .c-ertifi-cates are a
pr_ettyAbig iteir in,_.go_VP'rnfn
parentfrom discussions, in the -Coin-, .$21:/,''billion' Of them are
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inons and in the Canadian -press.. •in the hands of the public. For ,.ev-
The basic difOculty arises ,As .a;re- ery do116,,es-wortli-bf Victory Loans,
sult of goyernmentiefforth to.141e- small invetor prObably,-, liayq two
!lent a portion of its 1eC4Qn proni- do1ars in Canada Savings 'Bends.
iSes. This .in turn has createdthe Are they to be left ent
in the o1d-
bigest peacetime deficit in the Stn.& Nr.tilth low :interest rates comPar:
tory of Canada, making necessary ed to the happy Victory Bond hold-
finanCing arrangemek . ers--qasjamgliron -..pQnversion?
The increased: COStS„ 4,() the farmer "About one halt' of the 'Canada.
• • •
where loans are issued by :the Can- - in the lgth Series-, ;sOld in 1957 Thefr
Ada- ]arm Loan...Board, The Baird' • owners get a return of 31/4 per &fit
presently lends money . At five per in the first two: years and 43/4per.
cerit but the House debate revealed 'C'entldr-the rem4iiii4g 11 years; They
-that sce.the VictoryLoan conVeri•,
- yield ..an-,ayerage-return of 446 Der
cefit,if held to 'Maturity Which iS. ade-
4nate .reMuneration today!:Silmar-
ket; •••
• • "But the- average return on ether
1.1tii -an:a .earlier) series of ., bonds ,still ontStanding 'from ,Sales .
.i.S.-aboa.0-,72_, per, cent: pared to
•:higher yieldSontlie anacla
pon, worry about the ; e we Can alwa.ys put 'a roll et
. _paper under_ the.sweatbanii,ie • -
unsimmomms,
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TO E EDITOR:
• Vitro er,-Ont.; Aug; 8, 1958.
Editor" lie Exposlthr.
Dear'Sir; The fa -a that, atcord-
!rig' 0 that front-page, news story
in the Current issue, the hog- pro-
ducers of Ontario gave a 68 per
cent 'y.ote in favor of the Present
•"co-operative sales •plate!, • 'Made
pleasant Teading to mee-evea if
mie remembers,- with far less- plea-
sure, the other fact that almost
half -of the province's hog Produc-
.e.ft.rt175i:rrtnredialY'Q' 'afnaiaLde-la'attleitvi?stheeart:
emng td, see the ,steady develop-,
merit • of the co-operative move -
meat nt the,..grassroots.,level, and
The obvious' determinatiou, of our
primary•producere-,-ranging' all the
way from vvheat to. - hogs -4o , de-
vise more 'orderly marketing„ ma-
chinery,. and to have some say in,
the ,distribution of the 'Urban FOod
! This is .m-erely, taking a
few, e,laapters of :the business -
'book', ofthe millicins of gainfrillY-
..ereployesi_c_anadi a its. in the process-
ing, and secondary iiidustries
town --and city. 2Personally,, I see
nothing. wrong • in this,..trend, and
convincedAliat over the long
term, its expansion Will•serve the
general welfare of Canada's 17
million. people.,
• 1 concur heartily in the follow=
ing, warning by a noted -Albertan
(Hoe, .1. Bowlen, lietiteharitTgov-
telrrne°rm):an 'Onif ethlim.seediscopualsdt gwoheillt
alone, -succettfullye- Virtually . all
other major grOupsi are well or;
ganized, and the ,farmers-mustedo
1.11ewisee,:eor'----suffele-eetheee-conse:
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DISTINGUISHED BAYFIELD SONS
ARE RECALLED BY WRITER
(sir Arthur R. Ford, in theLoadon
Free. Press) •
An aniling.'nuraber of reSidents
aad • cottagets, Of Dayfield' are peo-
ple who were born in 'the village,
or were. sUrAnter Visitors th_eir
'youth.. The charm of Bayfield -is
Such that they never seere, to lose
I their love for the Village; they re-
turn as to a magnet. - "
One of- the most "distilagnighecr
sOirt7er-Bayfiel\d---^he. vva.t born -on
. . Leaves" For'New Post , both. caSes. The daring:, l'Obberies •• - - -- '- •-•, •• ,
Si011 program had cr.eated..new.inter:-.. Rev,. Ii... -J. green,yout,hfui were believe to e t e„,worl f
Wak. built; Wi11.--.--Preabli__a farewell telephones Several ,weekt., ago, All ,
ill gang"- h tole 0 it - requires - ahout 17;0.00,000,000
est*_ate floors_ the, esia___Qf .1°41.'.iS:, ,t4 minister_underayhote eguidance the .the.
' .farthers will :- likel.y-'6,1so • :loe • raised:: new Bethel Pentecostal Tabeinatle.--er bsaekeese froiwthoes.Granthde,Ve”5" '1„,el;,i,-3c,Is3,-:afr.-Mt7i :tic! 'f,,e,,ed the :11,ati.Q11-
4: There is a 170._ difference, catering service Sunday eVening.• Mr, qreen the tPlePhones'rob,bed a.TP 'the Pro- The average CanadiMi" Cats about
.1 000- minds 'annually and 'it costs
a e • in Zur- im roughlY 25. per- cent•of his total.
,ernacle..'His 'replacement at Code: ich-w..aS-first 'noticed on Tuesda Mc°mee.e.--- -• .- ', - ' - • ' '-,-
rich has not been ,announeed yet morning y illia David n• who The fact ',were broughtout at
. . -e-Goderich Signat:Stara • - was 'going to place a call. He im-• a poultry processing conference, in
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farraers. .
T IJNTY
. Ls' 11 going to Orangeidpe',,, ,„\t'ere: -he Perty of .the Hay ,afinnemal,e-Tele- ,P , ,•
adininistratiVe costs, between... -ithe".'. Wi11 take'eliarge: at 'BreadW y Tab- ,phone Th theft
amount ''the Government pays in,
.:tereSt And the aindfffit 'charged i.
: • ' to ' ' Tr ] ' '':''' '''..:
ses, ,,ousers. : ich Citizens ' '
.inediathly. iiotificcrthe,'Nlice.iir- _ii-fitreallssrE:iAli'..Bbfinyrnaa:. 'Sit
' Taking 'part in• the debate,. liagen - ., ..r.ings,-13-onds.:*series,..::anct oniptig4erITI Thi '
Argile, -1 (11 ROja.Se-Leaderie-Pfiilit''Ll- .' bonds
earst plat,,orie•KingStreetat-Well. P-i0hPtli....lf lies;.ebeen, 'presented -.•
has been able to borrow money froirt...: - The., SoliatiOn --- as -ire Lar .'see'S 'if' about ].0 in change from, Abe, to,,the ,T,oyai. orange 1..,0d,go_ No. 710 'llheeei..:i.‘fir.er,!, fith,i'eled, ,Pjpillfgt6C1.- .i;littiS,..,'
'flip government at lesi''than the fonr. : T....• IC-- that *hen-, offeringH., this .faik' the. till_ : entry' was: '•,,disCoverectf XUelr,iory of Te',3"._Faleoner;,,who' ,IP,drn,-P
, _ , , , ., _Reirte_maden,,ecwilea of L.th,e..__piant . DarseredxittaiznaywasonraMadaerclit t5,h. elm ,larg,' said Mr. I3onnyinan, ernphasiz-
- for the. btitiness , • that-, preparation • price, and
• Per -60.0 it_pOw paa_di_ - .,.. . ..1 4.,,sr sl_C.anada -$ ., ings Bonds, . when he:,: arrive
_ ---",.,....erego ' ' • 'A--1,-Thus .ai -Fa' ' 6 -- day,. abOtit 7 :40 Wednesday ' moin • regular lodge Meeting • by • the -late tc1611iittlittYh',6deehteorienieintrie.,a' dtoe, ha.,y.' larthegeb',, uecik.-7,,
This, said Mr,Argue, -demoiistrat:-:.... ' .',...'.. lir,., .-VPrD113,e-4 -, : -.-," t,-.411 Bk. in, t.L. 17, ' Ting,._;theLfiti-eve- : ' • ,t -i•-•-,. • '. 1Viit Faleoneeg th•
ed that the board;becauSe.,pf tow. in- .• ...dinproVe•-•.the ':4;46 '";i5,er:•-Cent:;yield:.Set....... :Itir-irurYat sin-tii..Ftiik,'',,,aild CeOi"17ee--oii 1!';'h heq' ge.,..f:°s6j6d: hOu'sc4,*
ed•',entrY,,threugh,
'forest rates aVailable to -it under the- .....'.:4i4t. ye,o,r
.. ,.., , , . , , ,. , - .. an attempt th enterthe snack .bar 'tWro 'sisters, • Jean ,,, ond Kathleen, tkYreaketed, einee,,theel,Past: dee de-
...;:' "Iir-light, .of -the ...dtdirtafie . . . baPk of the .olatite,Thatsainenight thOroselves, ' their' ' inother' • their .' .1-,rOclueliiiifiT,Of patiltry•,ineale.-,ua,s
, Liberals, now was still',Able to riper4. • - ,:-Offeri.ng.a,the, •:,Cariada,'_i]C•oiiii:0'.-i-sio:,
. , . ,,,.._ ,,, „.,...,„_,,,...,..„, ,_ . , , . : ,, . zii, - - ..-E:.-•the--,• Br:9yvne''s'---, , pri'F'e-m,,,'Nva:,ifand.-thP,Ar-Hb.r.401lie,r,-14,w,* ie,nee':'-- We-r-3-.'-,With:taSer-lear --a,• CroP",: hitting an all
- ate-'' at a profit despite the high 'inter- -....., ..7..LOan.,-.the:governineritsliouldOffer'to.... -made, :hut , it, tvas•not• sileeet,Sful. 'Faleener: •Was. • maSter, of: iviiirphY time high-, , Of • -over :t.e529,576;000.
,canada. conversion ev,es off „with about .15 News. : t"er,v,i.Asoie:of andising, Poultry
freshly cleaned trousers. on 'Tues.- PresentsiOues ,t4IlliQe. • v'irc°,110PtasnaPLy,isDioePP'arMtnaireknettioriflA'Sgerril.•
day nieht-frefm-th -GM(' Cl A beautiful '
ed out that 'in past years. the board . ‘' - e ,on eau-, • • ,,P1c are , 0, Queen cultnrce • • • •
. , • Clinton "News -Record, t Loyal Orange Lodge No . 710 in pounds'', A stagge
est rate policies of the. 13iefenbaker Conyert the 1.1th- and earlier series of d 1919 -
- "For -Mild " an
gOVerT1Mellt . • . • ' b011dS' to a new -an att
and was, also past production increarlseigh9a6s.g113eeerneernet
.ng Yue master of the 'cot -arty of South H corded Since 1948
. ra,e yvie The Luelmow .Centennial is 'his-
The Toronto - Star othe
on.- e--attendecInearly 'every -12th • • " ' •
but' the-nierith'reS-Of 'Predlets.,Enither', 1,100s -
problem that the conversion pregratiL"ThiS' StePN-Vsi_ilEforesfa the :117-7 S 'W111J111-ge-TLIQ`ng-'71°11g N
/concerned. "The mighty „$6.4 Ada:Savings ,'BondS'.series b
Canada Conversion Loan turns" out tors who realizeMe14°I;.Y. dijw-as'.th`
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porinity,i;i_oliftloh,:ce_arsjoeni..1hrdadt.teholiails,ie,„. lasoeuvii- ns,
0 earher an- . rtg(1)14s
evening to advertlse
YV13.7c°71eTleCii tinieegattedirl, 6 tii'ttt yilsh:raepc.'d:tais:bsUbr;•--
-71-6-.1,6„..s_tisilanza-forittr" ra_ rtifAcient.:14•It'l .camera but flie.:143.1.'11---:I'llm-43.'f,ethvi:c WE' pitai
„ ,sor,7postetitir-,_.13vae_ :eel* -441 Q11.7;`2'frorpodiliterk;_nsfneatl..,
the convertible-Vietary :Ft011d$,Whit canad •, • . n . s a
the Star says. "They hold radSt5fif7-7-'-tlie -thanyean-a-dianS. Who: invest
-.creates insofar as small investors are -., timing redemPtion I C
a; Savings Bonds h and g n era e e -p, se erari-- nontha -sone nd the per ca
a c a,nce to a ing ;joy, ansur.• . p 6 con-
volMe4 .-suniPtioae4seecontinuing
„ n -t --hi her retrir thisehentecorninge andeits br in in the'. in. „Y s ----------------------
-"ingclerk., In 1948 •th • r '
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small ,investors hold, primarily, is not share i he
t , - • PASS': th,
tle.-4rd at: -64,1 a :figure 'WAS:,
Victory Bonds but Canada .Savings. tli rgt. r';'°h-t6.177°1' old
fHnd s'' someithat,: the, selection, of., 33,80 pound
einst-,-yearlt-w-as
ePlaceinent, :caanot, g
Bo..1.4--Which f
. ar, are no -con- .", " ".,.-4-tteknaw Sentinel be delay le;it'l
e • longer and • tedj . Y an poin ed t that'
• ° ' t oil '
Adverti
e grea est competition to -poultry
that adve tisem b Imea
y thre locar paPer but indpith- meats )3- f s°.callea hcavY
ve Monday' stole . ee , excluding offal and
lications which would reach
sing Can DO Better° Job ,Wath Follow
T rough th, „
e t I lt
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A.dvertising tremendous, jOb
=eying goods froth the. shelvei-and ,
racks of merchants to 'tire pantries --
And shelves cif home owners„
sometinies the effectiveness:- of- everi
the best ads; the best circulation cov-
erage, is. lessened by a failure to fol -t
low through.
We- were reniinded of. this difficul-
ty by J. IC Edmonds, writing -a:
recent issue of Makke,ting. Pointing
out that in boom periods peor seiIhg
methods are developed that Can lose -,
sales, the Marketing, story saYs;
, "The best ads, the best Sales pro -
grata -in the world Won't' Paoffrt
-
-the men and, women who, 'aetuailY °
Meet the costal -lie/. haVen't, yet ad=
justed to the maiket,
-they: let the customer *wait ...while
they finish a routine job? take.their
breaks in --full view of an impatient •
customer, instead of retiring behind
the scenes for their sm6ke? say,,
ry, we don't carry that," without,,
making a note of the celor or Style.. -
desired? fail to Carry adequate r
stocks, or to re -order -quickly an it, -
era that' rhoyes out faster- thari
•'-pected? All these Merchandising
..haPpexiwhen the:custOmers try to
•-buy the goods Perhaps staff,retrain-:
••••-•"iTlg-Lizite0aTn.'01Te-lii-,-2"vvith inventpry
-control;. or adVfce on servicing „your
geods-adeqUately, 'should be, StepPed-..
up tOimeet;tlie.new:conditions, The ,.
long -,booni -PrOdu-ced plenty- a bad
selhng habits, it may take more than
exhertatiOns- .to persuade -
ors to act on the 'aSstiMption that the •.
cilstomer is -always"right,
1. . ,
,$troight To the Ppm
have been observed in Canada.with-
Au the past week. Tefore you seafeh
:for a new- Sales gimmick' at the ad-
vertising level, check to see what'-
- "Egr'aretd
On -Rligh-t-Thtek
f -St. Marks journal -Ar
e Town; Cwincil is ,t right
all When theyhesitate to, g.i.:N•ig
im-
mediate apprqyarto requests for per,.
mission :ereet, additional billboards"
signs within this Municipality-.
'de's -being 'unsightly- and
e.natura1 -view, :these large :boards
" triblite Very little to the 'local. fax ;
4x. Not Only the Tow0
ndividnal -citizens, and. bilsiness
Should helP to discourage the
nereasing use of this type of
ising sign.
opp 1-, canned Meat, last -year showed a
from e booth cants' who have'adeivate training perieeta,pita constulipithin 617-74.8"
beside the bank in Zurich,- and the and exPerience He ,also expressed. pOund, .and it IS: 'expected. 'produc-
one' from, beside"the telephone of-, hope that if a, suitable, Man' cmild tion rating last year of 0.2 pound
fice in, Dashwood.. , The new typo be laired,._plans might lead stoWar- '. and,. a 1(1 per eentprodoction., hike
dj
telephoilea', which; contain the coin the establishment of -a town -man= intielpated, -
box all in one unit, were torn off ager .sytfern,=-Wirigliam'Aileirnucee• . But there .are many other food§
th,e wall. of Ithe phone -ots m ' Tmes, . ' ' ` ' ' sharing the budgetary' dollar, he
- '' ' ' ------------------------------------•---- Said„,.. add:rig-lip _AO an estimated
.859.4 pound- per capita, - --- --,
, Incomes. Rising, • .' .
. The "-Merehandising expert said
that the average spendable inceine
has, been' going' up steadily -during,
the last few years, and last year
it reached a high of -,$1,280. :1_,,,, ,
in , the meat indtistry broiler'
- - . 4 there -have 'corrie as 'close' to meet -
,eggs, have now •added Dread made e,,,, „e.e; ,- • '
A'.50,000 -bird '' breiler house; •Will
.s.yketition as arty other groim..
in' Dublin to their !steck. This broad we,
turn. out, 1.50,000' 'pounds of 'live
birds in 10 weokS. ,"Thit,'it 'equiva-
lent to 150 ste.ers.Weighing .1,000
pounds eaCh_or 750 hogs" running
around 7.50'pounds apiece. ; - --
The broiler can be produced On a
feed gain ratido of abOut 2.6 pouhd.
The jive to ready -to -Cook shrink-
MeKaYllome, '.• ' , -taxes. ,PrevlettslY 'a diseodfte'or, oatghere'GilithetatrPsrolgc°tr,a:balnYdwtihto'h paenry-
• Messrs. S, .g. "(eating arid ,/. M. three per cent was allowed if' tax" ceetage ,Of, edible, Meat and "ex-
Hinchley, of Seaferth, and ,Jelre, es -Were paid in September, and pensive:cgs is high:
"rtiWett. ?,1-d •D!.• Oigglrls;; BaYfield,- two per- cent, if paid -in'Oeteber. Marketini of light -weight birds; ,
.waterrualninIvVittieLtongoplflaptonligrn, lannitehnet tThhreeeampeernicenetntit•s,,trsiekpetsembouetr ,atnhde eirim38117y6go.pilsseurns,dhsa-Liel9r5e5asteodfir2o6x11,-
of the Walkerton Club, - '' allows , may one -per cent # pald. 325,g ,pounds, 'last- year4 and a
e.:RO:tieit Ben taginb ' nitd by .October 15 ' .' - ' • ,f v,i+i'' 27 increase is,-,indicate4 this
Thrcsher Co. • sbiPPecl two large ' Dr, John ,01:ieve, V.S., has had v-up'-',,.er '
heating boiler's for Taylor Forbes 'displayed on his verandahlor sti:!f --•-•'-` 1: "
d Improvements Seen-
,
TEARS AGONE
Interesting items gleaned from
The Huron Expositor of 25, 50
and 75 years ago._
Children have capacity
rPt0fl that isn't';foggy • With pre-
conceived
impresSionS,.andlirejUdices,'
:-that is Straight to the 'Point. '
Here are s'oni.e examples of the talk
and writioit'' Of' first -graders t '
":4..irmS are -t� hold Your hands on?' '
• "EyebroWs Are someth.ing. women
shave off..":
"Little' Stones- are. -big
.
° are degs to chase•?1-
:',"•:-, "r,fDegs are Wade to dike people."
• door to answer."
, dream is something- you think
*hen. 'you're , asleep."
-ve
gle.' .„
"A. face is a' thing...that holds your •
head' and .hair in 13flace."
Ground is to grow grass."
hat is a thing' th tip and sa,
.wagicians t6 take rabbits out 'of.
"Mashed', potatoes - are 'things' to
haVesteak.anct gravy with."
"Motintains are --a place that's hard,
Vigo Up hilt easy te' corne down."
f‘41nustache .issomehing old men
A mustache -is something elge.
'to, wash." •
"A package, is soinething to ,Isay,
'Yoe hop!, Look What I got.'
om The Huron Expositor '
August 18, 1933
is ci,•g eat co vemence when the:
ire of •unknown origin complete- home:made .artiele does not rise:
y destroyed the fine barn •S, S. Cooper, .of....Cohataiice,.
farm Thonms 'MoKaY," IvIPT-CfflOP pchased„ an' tip-to-datee,rubber.:
toWilthip. The 'flaineS rapidly: fired- buggy' fri5fri-Mr..-Win.tugiIf
slimed the large -baro, housing' this At a recent Seaforth Council
season's hay and grain crops; :A. Ineeting a :by-law t; was pa.sted,
group ot-inen formed a bucket airiending. the donSelidated. hY,lawSy
gade,.and sueceeded saVieg,•:the respect 'to the ;:disconotS,
nearby faria74S:Stiffragan 13ish-
op William TovVashend :of Londen.
He has, ,reeently ptirchased a sum:-
iner cettage..aSome: Bayfield
'2„ens who. areliOt of the same faith
tOrdthip" aml•"-are not faro -
alma mater as _lectitrer..,
Perhaps the -Moat famous sOri of'
Huren Cotintf Was' the Ja te John:
editor,, anther and public,-
ist who was born on ,A. farin nears
Varna' and People -re-,
gard Varna as tort of suburb sit'
the village. For several years -r:
•
worked .for Sir john when, he was,
editdr of The Toronto News. -
My good -friends Suffragan Biah-, •
op Townshend and, Mr. Coats I am,
Ttlire-will-not-beeoffended 'when r
aSsociate-their names with that of
oaln_olithoinereeaarp•IdY' tl3haeYfistelrodnge,lifiezeele:n'
was •headect- to be a 'world heavy- .
weightlirlie fighter,' when the -
him ndPutyill-te0BrhlaniysgfiPeaallidrdb.'nr.t8•eHiu'ilser-11°(1•:Intl°jammthete(l'igawrivalTheS
g of
In,. this 7.r. e,,a_.,Lni,:ee,Bmaillr:m.
ihli;r1L5'..vvib.eilite' -1..mglo,icwa.nn atistrIpesia'icna,1,1,130,1
bSelareeltd_,,,wanitdhewies,4od:(4oei_iloyit
'Another notable 'Huron County the oldtinfert, like iny- good friend,
Tom Bailey of the Ritz •Hotel.• -
-rwee5eihdeentin-Bhoa-Y'rgevia--er
Coats, 'of Ottawa, 'famour econom- Vent', who joined last-- century
ivveth,o,,avele. bsrtaattiesiaticriaencee4;1Vive..rhisCo. otarnteestiluned tlbieeeeaxmodeusatoiu'tmhebeUrn_ jiateekd • •
birthday, has booked adeotrimoda-• in the Michighn woods: His feats •
tion at the Little inn or thee midi- strength' -were -notable-,-,' He be:
• ,
clle -•af Attglist. canie so' f amens -that, woader if
Mr. Coats WS' i?orti 9e a 'farm •he 1".,reas net the original ea-ul Bun -
13. eflb jeiracdstrt_dich_ole, for
iti-li,,topiehhiei.:p. 'ibyScuerf.ginagieyeldd' affroi-Bviheei.s.,,afteem.:ii.,,p.Blieinearnygst.:. Michigan
mystical a Was
aa.sn dthme igehh taymY:ei or: •
and haPPlest-rec°11e'etkm-s 'are' Cod- ,of the woods of Wisconsin arid -•
In. any case; in those rough and
Ling, the village and eits fihtertambl of ,the Itinther. camPt. A
roundings he never misses_ a -Slildre'• hexing promoter 'heard -of 'him and-, : --
-naerit-for-Aneouting. r • -trainecleblin,_foretbe Tinge_ He.was
..-.1Vir:••Coa_fs graduated from Teron- making sueleprOgress`tharlieldbk":"---
.to.University in-1896.'rit was a, not :ea like a ,,,shrece,s,scr_fp. ,
ifielnding Rt. `Hone- _Ar-. d'inhn L. Sullivan or "Gentleman-
thur-f-meigbee,•-• who, has beetr---ms Jin" -Corbett as world ehamPi0d- •
llfeddeg.fileed; • H -Ce• George Hen- Then -cable' ,sad" news from '
ry Dc- Malcolm Wallace, former- home, His brothel, Nebo a Is help...,
4TY0-rPornitriociPtTaillivDefrsTlitlaYi;veDrsritYEI.Ciozlalheegh, 'Ing the old f°1k8 operate the farm,
1was- serlruslv thiured in
LiateirdStoafidteymilqdal' eva'n'h°, pliraedsidaenbtrielf b"bi.25;kfaigeheti-- -
'lain scholastic career, and the ‘‘B -,r,.- gave up his hoxi,ig,career'
Caeada 'Packers' Ltd. • _ irg eo one in Bayfield or •the -
e'After, . a' short, tiine-ase' a. neivs-`''neighborhood , Were ever able to' •-
oaPerinan, CeatsTfelloWed 'Rt., stand np to "Bill" Slack aselong
Hon.' Mackenzie- ,King--,-.whoegradu- ',as his -fighting days...lasted,' :There- • -
le?Clteitdrora.io'year :1:1O4a9ztetttaweaatai-ds Bisa" yafi:ts,atdc1;,1'..arth-Pota'
laterbecatne statis,ticianottne. Pp- fore the day§ Of 'prohibition'
parimit.of Trade and Coininerce.' Hiiron... Co:Linty...L.- he-, fought three:- ,
When 'Sit oe-prite• Fetter ..ettablish=" brother§,-, at Once . and flattened' ,
'ilier'Doininimi ;bureau of • Statis- them tit On'the. floor. ,Thase were,
tics, whieh fife . deeennial the, ,gaye brave and,- booming days :•
census,- Mr. 'Coatt„ niade head 01 Hayfield.
and 'bullt.up over:the ;years One, of • •
the fineSt'•statistieat'departMentgln.
the World. 'On hiS., retirement for, •, Be the kind of ' driver you, exiapet
S,01761'al YearS' he returned -to, his, the', other felloW td be. Drive sgelY.-
. ,
.EDERATION.
CARL li_EMINoinr.e_y., • "
. • .
SOrne'tinie„ago7..the•HOciverturient
'annourieed -„.a• : set Of • stabilization
prieese'eThete,,,•have. ?reeeiVed'• ap
proyal; in :seine , quarters ,:"..and set -
ions opposition in Others:. .',Your
FederationOtAglichltureqeels4that,
thit..„isean'firiPOrtant subjectAndis
*itallye-o-liree-filett' in l'learning-,•-the
oniniOn.
eat ..'eolliniedities;•.': • ,
,•. 'If a-ttabilitatiOn ,Priee IS' tee lc*
it is,,of4ntiebenefitite the producer:
If it too -•hight;', We 'run'
pluses that 'have , to' be disposed:Of
trsoxn-e,inannereeThe-PrdblpnieiS-In
diseover--what-,isHrightifthere,,are
those.'-•whe,•• say '•• 'is.. tinnecesSary
and; .,b.a17-ruful prodnetion:. ,„
The latter ,part of. Angutt• meet-
ingt ' be held for ' znertiliers' :of
the,.Eederation
• sentatiVes of, the cominbdity 'groups
to 'arrive 'at 'a definite policy that
' can be supported .by the Ontario
i Federation of Agriehlture,
You; '...the producer, know better
,-than 'anyone eelseetlie, effects of
Support' prices' on'Yotir income. We
hopeeyou. will'Consider this probviii
as its' affects -fififird: let -your -re -!-
presentative know your solution. It
is only, this -way' 'that Your or-
. ganization can best serve ,you‘ „-
, . •
Alert -today----- alive tomorrow,
,
You don't buy safety,-. you build
it. Drive safely!
• •
'Remember, yoii too are a pedes--
trianpart of the time. ,Driy.e safely.
RIGHT
THIS WAY -
_
Go.,.which will be 'used in Neva eral ayt this -Week, a•Lika:Aorat • - • .
Scotia,' Eath weighed 17,500 peunds, turn, in.. full bloom. o . Processmg , eviscerating a
of-MeKillop, met
with a• 'very peculiar accident on
Tuesday,while taking a rest near
thee barn, . when a wagen, whieb
was„being backed out of the barn,
accidentally _passed- over his -body.
Mr. -'1•1.., -Edge has the contract
for - remodelling the Canipbell
house on the North Road, which
will be occupied' by 'qr.' and, Mrs.:
R. E. Jackson; Mr. Hugh Wright,
and soh, • Jack,' have moved. to
Mrs/ . 'Woods' 'house -on Side St,.
-Miss''-Thelma Johnstone and lliss
airy•Jd4lis--,-whcdrave-heen-,-at
tending ,stutitner,,stimel at Toren -
to ,Ihiversity-rhaVe returned home.
,*
Front, The -ExpOsitor
,
Antus,t 190S.
Lou Farnham, of. Seaforth,
'has- been 'engaged as teacher in
No, 3 Schod14.1fibbert,
-.One evening last week
&Wand, of the HurOn Redcl,; had
narrOW reSdape, was .driVing
.ai'ig-wth two others -whe
"The world is -0410P. Yon juinp tiP
fhe--air n iwg.y$ come
a barb-•Wite with was on 0-411 „. , eeve wa 111
. The world is ;Soniethi- "'mak -`4•..?-•' :a -6s sl,.„ te.adolio,
come down tO after you ve been
0 haVenbeen_keei0g a stock of o
in space: as well as deahitg.:* *Etter an
,
„From The Huron Expositor
: „August 17. 1883
rdr.ir..,ouis 'McDonald, the enter-
prising proprietor of Walton saw-
mill, has completed tile work of
cuttinghis stock of logs fgt. this,
freezing faeilitiet have improved
across Canada; said Mir. 13onny-
inane but there is sometimes care-
lessness. - '
• Many times consumers change
their minds about a potiltry meat
ptirchase when they see (1) a •Iiird
in „whieli the wrapper carries -ex-
cessive dark -colored urger or, (2)
the bird has turned a sickly dark
seaSon, and the.null.has been dos- coler because it has„,been held at
ededown awaiting a new supply. too -high a temperature intim dis-
,--Messrs, Ferguson and McDonald play counter.. , '• • -
'have sold the hogs belonging to -"C„Ontumers • are attractegt, and
' ”alton ueneed in theft' fuodIvirehases
asst.& Head. & Son, of Montreal, by attractive.,,Appelhote.and
di -
for 6-t/a; dents per pound, • ' play, and their repeat ordert Come
This Season, Mr, Williairt: Cole, frore 'good to the last bite' ideas,'',.
pofurflicheaelli aeantwceigienbnioafell_ridleartel: he concluded. '
from, Mr. S. Moffatt. , •••
The High School Board, has
chostn as elassical and English
master, Mr: Alex Crichton, /3.A.,
of Toronto University. ,
M the evening train was 'Ring
west TueSday night, it. mto
three horses, and killed them about
a mile and rhalf 'west of Seathrth
station, Two of the horses belong., stayed married 21, years,' f corn-
ed to M. Thdroas Fowler and one molted. -
to Mr, John Modeland-, There was. a long silence and
' Mr. .M. Counter$ hag tlahlias, then he said. '"First ten years, me
growing in his garden will& mea. and squaw fight,. figlit, figiitt -Set-
sure-14 itithes, in eireUniferenee. mid ten years, papooses add squaw
Seaforth doithoil liave'pnrelia-sed; fight I phut tip.. Third ten years,
a new hose reel 'from Mr. hahl, papooses grow tip,,t grow up,-
of Brilasela, fut - all glint up."'
-An 'Old Blackfoot'- Indian and
usd&to patronize the same eOuntrY•
storO, W1ir Over a bottle, of soda.
pop Vie. .often AiscusSect ,The "Ways of
the world,: , "Do yott like women?"
asked ono day. ,
• ``.1V1V". Sepiaw, she good woniatt!!
Must be kir you too hate
.Redpath Granidated ,
SUGAR -5 -lb. I3ag
-Van CaMe.s ImProVed •
B:XPLN:$ W-Tril PORK1-2 f541Zu
Kraft Canadian
CItEtst, .
Heinz- BABY FOODS -L3 This • 31c
CERTO-Bottle • • •
salad Dressing, large 32 -oz. Quart •yar
MIRACLE WIIIP • :. • • • • .
Gold' Seal, Fancy -Red
SOCICt YE -SALMON--73/-o7Tin
Cheery`Morn, Pure Infant. '
COFFEE, ---Large Jar • •
l5c off' deal
Christie'slain -or Salted "
SODA; CitACKERS--14b..•110* • ••
gialLairk Vancy Quality
TO1IA'r0 JUICE -Large 48 -oz.
Pure .1Ioniogeed-
• PEANUT,BUTTEIZ,•-• -16-oz. Jai.
Hottest 10 -Oz.' Box
-.POTATO CHIPS' ..„
9
11
•
35c
,55c
CARNATION, :1SIILK-2 Large Tins • . .29c
Silverwood's PowderedSweet - Large
Pkg, 41c Palm PICKLES -30 -oz. Jar. .49c
Sniart's=Choice Qtiality • -White Cross • ' Large
Apple Sauce -2, 20 -oz. tins .35c TOILET TISSUE -3- Ro11g....39c,
rop 16-oz.Brutitweek ,
•POPPING CORN-PolY Bag ite SARDINE :$±3' TinS ...,..,.....,..29c
Economical -Cheery Morn -Froth ground
DM:NTT RICE -1-1b.' bag 17c COFFEE -1 -lb. 'Lin 77e
AYInie'r • ON,P, 10-0Z. Kellogg's Large
tro1v1AT0 SOUP -2 Tins 25e Rice-KRISPIES-91/444-pkg. 23c
Bee Hive. Clark's'
CORN STAPP-2-1b.. tin 31c "RISK ST'KW-15-oz, Tin.... 21e
Make Your Soft Drinks Aeroxon
ASST. F1UESIIIPS-5 pkgS.29e FIX COILS -4 for " 10c
All PriCes Good 'Til Saturday' ,Night, August 16
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