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CREAM BUYING $TATIQN
11 11 101614 cash Prices' paid for
Cream and Eggs We guarantee
service tend satisfactionito all our
patrons.:
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ASHFXELP
No, 177Grew f ordi L.,- DieksQl,
No,, 341ib1!en,,
Nk 44.--MeDotaId, C (A•) R Me en
"'drsek,, 1v1,; . Robertson,. D„',..Pritchard'
Reid, (B), Ritchie:'::
No; 6 --Reid,, l3 ,, C9ng040, II, (B);
;No, 'McGee, M.
ricC Clare,
No,' 9 --Kilt ,:k, .... W
.Ne: 10 -,Howard, T , Lane, 1t.; Me-:
La'n C
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(B), •
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N6.:17 -Linfield, A. (B); •Mi eit:
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Vaiistone, 'S.;• !,•• ;_
Na ,3- .Marsh, E. (A); 'McLarty, F.
ePhee `O (Bp, Scott, Q. (B),
(A),.-141` �.
Scott, Young, IL (A)..,
No. 6 --Hetherington:.;. • M.; ,Kings;•
well, F.; W4ter, S.. ,
No,8-- .Hardy; W., Million, M.:.
No. 9-Farrish, K.; Farrish,
Linklater, b,: (1}),, ;
No., 1 U.--Wiljley, Nellie (B). ,�•;
Gc3`bERICII TOWNSHIP
No; i 'clicks, Mildred.
No..3-Cudmore, ,I .; Cttdmore,' T
Glen, Ai Huller,: D.; Huller, K.;Me
'Neil,;.."C ; P, ickard, H. (B).
No. b --Elliott, E.; , Elliott B,,
No, 6-Ca1we11,'`J...;, Johnston; E.;
Mellwain, E. (B); Oke, M,
No. 1O -Cole, • Robert.
ST „HELENS
Foster, W MMiller, ,A:;, McFarlane;
MrcQuillin, M. (A).
BAYFIELD'
McLeod, A-; Weston, C.
CREDION
Hoist, G Lewis, G.; Zwicker; G.•
03ASHWOOD
xieinstiver, R (A), 'Nadiger, Iii
;• A L CONSERVATIVE"
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•CONVENTION
`era Conservatives of Bouth
Br rice , will held, a convention, `ln the
Town : 1•Iall, 'Walkerton; :Thursday;
Jul 23t
July. h, at 2 :p.m. sharp, for : the
purpose of selecting, a ' candidate
.to contest the coming, •Election, :and
other ,business, Prominent outside
speakers' and others, w 11 address the
meeting. Ladies particularly invited.
W. G. Warmington,,Sec'y.,; Chesley.
tOrage ars
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cider 'itld, conditions there was, al
`Forays a certain amount of risk,
is ship ingfruit» the entry of dust
or' cinders, or the..high` temperature
of..the car, ,was,frequently`;the eauso
of twilit becoming spoiled during.
transit 3ut under 2preswii condi .'.
tiOne, fruit: notrat ly retains,its color:`
g" freshness land:. firmness when it
is •shipped .from atone point to°••'an
other, but ;it is" actfialiy "improved. /
For many months officials of the
Canadian . Pacific : R ilwaay and the
Dominion. -^Exp , ss have:• been • carry
it ,'a.
�e ntal ..
work h
''e 'mine
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car
��•• n• tate ,
'::fvet p
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type-. r
to' be used in the handling of soft;
fruits by'express to*,prahrie •.point's;'
and they : have recently arrived at an
:entirely; new'method•-of,` ventilating.
“Pretc equipment, `which is known
as the "B.: Q. Ventilator.',' " '
This' device :scows ;•the, . air ,to be;
received 'unto 'the carthrough • two
• apacious intakes: located at the ;ends,
of the carat the roof, carried to the
floor without decreasing in Velocity
:'rind effectively ' distributed', through
the lower.,, sections of the car. Three
times, a `minute' there is a complete
change of air, 10,276 cubic feet of
air per' • minute being ' recorded
through ..the; intakes.. and 9,522,
through the• exhausts., •
The new type of ventilator was
,;tested out underfull load conditions
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of' fruit ear showing special ventilators , on the top of the
Neib ,
: to retain
,its freshness. :cgr•, tohzch ani the fruit t /
Lower, picture shows -Interior of the modern fytit car.
this month,, the :car 'contains g
crates o straw
shout a"'�h6usand
berries; which were carried from
Vancouver to ,Calgary in excellent
condition. At• the end of the journey
.not a single speck ot dust could be -
found on top of the bppxes,,,and the
average' temperature of the car was i •
more 8 to • 10 degrees lower than the out-
side air., during entire trip., The
strawberries strived' in perfect. con-
dition : ad the : new: type car is 'ex-;•
greatly, pected ,
to eatl 'help - the fruit .
growing industry of British 'Colum-
bia inasmuch as ; it opens np - the '.
entire prairie district to that trade.'
SIR. ALEXANDER MaCKENZIE ed that• his -work would take hien+ a
few weeks only. Today it is still un-
fnisheW for the .young lawyer' has be-
.fo3ue Sir Alexander MacKenzie, head.
of the Brazilian Traction, Light' and
Power Company, opeiating .: •.tram-
awaits, power .plants, gas 'Works, tele-
, phones,
ele-:phones, etc:, over a. large area with
assets approaching, $300,000,000 and
one of the' nios$`,'•important publie ut-
.♦lity .corporations in the world 1''M
his '. rise to„this high .p.osition in the
world of business, 'and finance, Bea-
' president ' can thank his own
'efforts to a very -large extent. He was
born: in Bruce county on a .farm near
4. OF • BRAZIL
• ;In ' Western • Canada it tised to' be
said that, you could- call a 'man most
anything without getting him,; riled;.
but -that if: you asked him if he came
from Bruce there would be a fight
says The Financial Post.
Sir Alexander MacKenzie, ,Presid-
ent ,•of the Brazilian Traction.Com-
has .for twenty-seven years
.pony, who , � , •
lived an Brazil, was born: on. a . farm.
in `Bruce in 1860. The other day' when
in , Toronto he -was asked if he , could
explain the early 'anirr)osity to prairie
homesteaders • who came ;from Bruce,
Sir Alexander offered an explana-
tion -and it was the ,only -,one the
Post • ever heard.;Ile said time back in
the days of the early 'movement 'to,
the West there Was an exodus :of'set-
. • tiers free): Bruce. The pioneers in
that section had experienced very
hard conditions and .many of then
had failed to •.make a success under.
A the depressed state of, agriculture at
that timer .Nota few 'of them, left
their debts behind. when they 'went;
West and•for• that reason- to• ask a
man if he came from Bruce carried
ce eertain inference that was aesithing
• • but complimentary.
This explanation is offered withoui
reiteciion upon thw•-people- Who•;4eft-
• Bruce or 'those 3,;1140 stayed; The large
proportion ,have ,made, fiQod, as hes'
been the case with.the 'treble pf otli;
er counties. _;'lis ,fast, `so far as the
West is concerned, those farmers whe'
• had experienced' such coed'{tions• as
those prevailing in truce were, per-
lisps, `better !ertuipped •to; .•aueeeed oto.
w the prairies than many of those whc
left other parts 61 Ontario.
'It was in connection' with fisefran*
since. •arrangements• in Brazil that 'a
Suncor member of 'the'prominent legal
e Lash, etc., A%itander
nth of Make, .
Macltenlie, *Of.pent tp Brasil trot
TO oto• "khat . was itwentyiaVatt
•Kincardine, , 'and , during "his ' early
years he . 'witnessed:' that strenuous
straggle for a' living which many' •of
the: pioneersof that day experienced:.
As ` a youth he came .to Toronto, and
after devotinghimself to the study of
'law, 'Was 'eahed: to, the bar in 18$3.•
Sir' Alexander claims no knowledge
of . the technical end/ of the various
enterprises in the Brazilian group.
But when the'piesident• of a company
says •that• he knows nothing about its
chief business It may be taken. with
several grains of salt. Sir Al'exand'er
may not know the tcchnichal tlefini-
cons 'of ohms •'and•'atnpheres, but' it
is••.safe to, say, that in tcvat,t•u-seven
years' he has gained' a•• pretty good
working knowledge Of -the power and
other companies; even though their,
management• is largely pu ""shit t
hands of "the best available engineer,.'
andn;experts.'.:, r.
• [NOTE. -..It rig • true • that many
Bruce men 'went As pioneers to , the
Prairie West, but this is the first
time 'that•. we: 'have. ever heard that;
beir`►g;from »Eruce implied `a 'reflection
or that a 'reference to ' sing :M frar>i'
truce wouldstart a row In fact; we
think 'that feature of The 'Financial'
Post's article is a 'bit of fiction Qrhirh
needed no expianation.---`Editor.]
Cold•
= aauoona '
:3Qxa�
• Canadian
Demand f .
For An All
Canadian•
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Proa
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S• TiresQ-
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They Ate.'
The.: Best
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On 'The,
Market,
ecu Mallin,•
'Choice Cut Flowers
The finest of Wedding
bunches and Floral work
on short notice, delivered
anytime,; anywhere. �.
Transport to suit.
GEORGE STEWART
,Florist ;'Goderich,:Ont.
Phone 105
•
.' :DUN'GANNON
Brown, A: (B).; Finnigan, �L.; Har,
was, E.; Pentland;; .R.(B); Peters, C. -
(B); Wiggins.. W (A�;.You#ig, G.
GRAND BEND
Desjardine,- jG.; . Desjardine, L
Greene, i1;; Mollard,. L. (A).•'Taylor;
L.; i.; 'Turnbull, d, `A) ; Willis, V:.
1ICINGSBRIDGE
:Dalton, A.; Dalton, R. (B), -:'.Foley
M.; Foley, Mary; .McIntyre, T. (B);; '-
O'Keefe, ',E.; . -O'Loughlin, A. (B).;:
O'Louglip N (A).
r ;NEST -•WAWANOSH
No 1 -,Boyle, "May; . Murphy, Jas ;
Chamney,. Herman
Lena
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ad L a
No. 2= Dobie, M. (B), 3��
o.
d F.B
Th m
No. Donalp-
son, D.;.'Wilson;' W.
In lis Chrissie. '
No. 14-, - g .. .
i vin M.; McNee,"G. A.;
No. 1� Giro ,. .�
Sproul, •Elmer, (B)..;
EAST: WAWANOSR•
No • 3-11aely, Olive..
• No. :6 --Gooier, A.; Vincent,.. Rr .
Walden,' lid.; Walsh, Edna.
•- •ha a Villetta; , Cham-•
No. 7 , C mB. Y,
ney, Vernon:
NO.'S -Vincent, Harold
No. 10=--,Cald%vell, Thelma : (A);:
gal well,; Norma • (B).
-=1 o. 11 -Robertson, !Agnes. ,"
No. 13=Cook,•-•G,' Hi ; McGregor;
DUNGANNON,
Mrs. 'Stuart Finlay, with twoo child'
dren, Vera and' Stuart, are here • on
an'•extended ,visit with,, the former':
mother, Mrs. Whitley, having arrived
en: Friday. ' Part ' of the journey, fe
•Saskatchewan• was made by boat:•.
Mrs William Begley and two child:.
ren; Winnifred and Clifford, returned,
'on Wednesday to their -home at' 12a -
miry ton, after a fortnight's visit, • 'with.
relatives in this . district: 'She'•,wat
accompanied•` on, bee return by het
niece, Miss Edna Park, who Will re-
main fora couple of weeks.
• Mr. G. MacKenzie, maitag$r of the
local 'breech, of /the`' Standard ,Bank,
spending a two -weeks' vacation' at
Toronto, and •other points east/ IIs. is•
accompaliied • by' Mrs:, MacKenzie : and
son, •Malcolm, the .trip being made by,
Motor, : 'Wm. MacKenzie ;of . the
.Standard Bank; Goderich, will' act as
managerhere•.
o•o-o--
t,atlyi it is easy to get a husband, i#•
3r04 Can be•sa iglied'with the kind you
foil own, The young 1pwyer e$yeCt' ‘4,0104,4,
s i•albs i
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A NEW' KIND or 'CLOirElt
The Exeter Times -Advocate
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the followieg:. ' ' •
Mr. F. Taylor has a One crop 'of
sweet- clover hay on ;-concession
Stehen, that
pis aft
racting wide at -
had
tentien. It ,is. a 'new variety known
as E; ;seiq Crystl""Dwar-whitu-bilis-
sone.• sweet clover and is being grown
for the' first time in • this part of .On-:
It tario, is a vigorous; early season"
grower; beginning to leaf out .just a-
bove the grout d, and maturing to
about the same height as, alfalfa. The.
hayyields, On an average from three
•to-°three4e(1-1a"'•helf Aerie -vet -here; 4n
Addition it is ' a tremendously, ' heavy
seed -producer. , Yields of 'fifteen . t'o.
twenty bushels and some as high as
twenty -live bushels-° have been report -
.ed.
Taylor got.hie, seed'front 'Mi
bfr. T,. rr.
c a andit Was first introduced in-
train,
i �irvi d 1f>i llis1 'rib 4 ..-
hi� n , a . . , o �te$ioll'`to � V111.a 1► '"'- -- ,, ., chi >i >both' drivintr card
..... .. Tt�.. �9>r�ti b# . � Nil... � tiln IVO ltl4 . � � f
to that state in x,924, uoring choro s d ane �s0ti •�.Nilli$m of RoobIlter� r od o ori ktjo�r ay o M or
. in � � tb�x Atr� lrb Y, • >; N � 0rlaor, an�� i � a>r
train, Caliitorlllat .• ah r A arghtrit .y;
=awo--
JAMES MALCOLM •HANDLED
ORANGE'•INS.URANCE •
It'•is largely due to` lie good •offices
:of Mr. James ;Malcolm,' 'Ex-M.P. foe
'North Bruce;=that --the hill :empower--
ing •theOrange. Order in,'Canada, to
enter into the business' of, insuring ,its
inembers 'passed, So smoothly through
the #louse of"' Commons in all its
stages: ilalcelm was Chairman
he Bankin •and Commerce. Co"n1-'
f t g
mittee of the Rouse, and piloted' this
'bill through...that body -.as Well . as
championing ' it • through • its third
reading, in, the House of Commons.
Later, it passed through the Senate, -
and is now; , laver. Orangemen; in :Can-
ada..ean now secure as cheap, and safe
insurance with' their. •born order as in.
any •conimercial Insurance -Co. in Can-
ada. 'This' bill was entrusted, to' •the
care' of Mr. Malcolm by the Orange
leaders 'rather than to. soi ie of their
own members,who were members :of
the House at the time, in the' assur-
anee that he could facilitate its pas-
sage with greater ease and less' fric-
tion; and they were' tot disappointed,
Wiarton
n., Echo ,. ,•. .
Canadia a
• 'NEWS NOTES •
David Beacom Who• fora. number
-• -yen -has--been--winning-the�rize_
as- the -oldesf,Orangeman- at the..July.
12th,celebratione..he attended,, was
again successful this year'inhisliome
'town, 'Clinton.. • Ile is , one hundred
years old, and of course, .had' few'.
close. competitors.,
1
ale' a,
wit ' ou'
RAPHy Ko-
dak
e
th
PH
way is: less 'expert
ive than' you 'think
si
demon-
strate
price .cards,
it. And any Ko-
dak is-, simple to work
-show
-. we : can readily�.
you
ho
. easy
It is.
h'' odaks
Auiograp zc.T�
from $9o0. up
Brownies $a:•oo up
A. McKIM.
Lucknow .Ont.
V
.. : cars 'tit choosefr°
We hav, 32 dependable +�
:this
, e
move and ire willing; to' � lose '$1000 : oto,, >� . , .
,%ully
10
'da ,s. All cars have been Carefully
stack in 10 days. ,.
. � . •. sale.,' .:
.ned :and -priced-lower- for. -this .,-
recondit>fo P•
rh
asst.
lir,
• ' d fo suit', the. pu c ,...
erms arrange .
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, ho
best earlyand: �. aveti�.e;�bes
HELD•
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Hilton arage
enin s till'
Openi�v g .
W. J ',CHISHOLM
Dodge Bros: Dealer
?i1 YORK ST. LONDON, ON
, 4
ZION NEWS NOTES
Miss, • •Alma Renter, is visitint
friends at' Clinton.
Miss Ada -lHelm is ,spending :• a few'
days with Miss McGowan of Blyth.
a' decided.:
We:Are .glad to•report .
improvement, in 1G, rs. Jno. Ahdrew's
health. She has ;been confined to bed
nths.
between Dun-
oys' softball
y evening
last at Zion The Ashfield won
for the'past six 'm
The returned gar
gannon and • Ashfield
team was played•on ,Fri
by a scoie 12-9. Ashfield are `ieq.
winners ' of the...; J.eague in this dis
-trict and'„ will meet the vianneis of
Goderieli district on August 4th
The final preparations are being
Made for the Zion:•Jubilee, to he held
on Sunday, and Monday; next. We
1%pe 'to he' able to welcome. 'a ,great.
many of`:'Zion's 'Old Boys and.. Girls
back to`this event
Miss' Beryl- Gardner ' spent - last
week with friends in lucknow,
Mrs. Andy' McKay, is here ` ,from•
the West to attend.the.;' Zion Jubilee
and is new' the guest'of het.brother;
Mh Ralph'Ni�con.
to, i
-Mr. -George ,• To . ..of.:.Toison .,� .. _
M .Tapp ,,
spending; his holidays_ with his cou
William Orr, for*rnaniy. Years ,Book-:.
peeper' for the Breed, Agricultural
Works. at Teeswate', died in the: Gin=•
-
eral Hospital at Toronto on9uly 14:
at 'tile';'age of 84 years. Of late years
Mr, Ort' had ,'been living ,retired
Toronto, e d vs
;Liss. line Ritchie 'returned to Tor.
onto after spending a two Weeks' va-
cation at 'bete heme, here.
Out of the five 1:supfis who wrote 'at
Reheat, tine •Were dame:Out. These,
*saint 'were; ',Evelyn teed,.
PritChard, ltitchie, Elms Hun,
ter. 'rho two forntertaking ,h0nors..;
,eat het/ 1 ,n
MEN'S :STRAW HATS
ut they go! ,All at $1.00.
len S arid Boys' . Simmer
m-er
wear at 5Oc.tito' $2.00.
Dimiti-Princess • Slips, Broadcloth
Slips and ` Silk' Slips at : 69e to $'4.5 0.
Men's Wool Bathing, Suits $2.50.
11 "' 9$c. 'e
Boys'
59c
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•
oatless.Braces, Belts, Shirts,. Silk
1
sle Socks.
'L
e7a. .. ,.
for
°rs
arts
_i headquarters • OTE Wear��hea�q ,
NOTE-We
,Clothes. See the Khaki
Men's Work
•
real
l.
Pant we have ,at• $2.SQ It st�re ,is a
�: & 1.95
Pant. �' Ot�ier lines at $ 1.50 �
' to wear that ; old
can't .afford
You
new :one for'
-.
can
buy �a
at when you Y
is •
n
�•$1.00.
only.•. ..
ROUPTDING• TIM
BOOTLEGGERS
Last week's Goderie,h Signal
the
SPecialr officers of the Provincial Li -
tense Department, wotking in. con -
iCintin Miran and Bruee Counties;' and
4akii‘nng*aithrolunda:ltip4fi;fe'r.so'ffehah'ideer4lie*el:
1VIagistrate 'Reid has impoSed heavy
sentences lit several cases. Stafford
paisley; Of Cultois toWnship, was
fined' $1060' With 'tear months in. 'lag,
deratilt-of"Paymeet of the line
Additionersix Months in jail. The
same sentence, -Was handed` ttut • to
theit Offence' was the sale of
'liquor. Russel Weikel -7-0f JJewie
.toWnship,-'-wee- fined: $50, and e0StS far
:Walker; Was 'fieed $200 -and costa on
a- charge of selling. : On e
charge Ben °Edwards of BrusSels, vita
fined $200' and costs with thirty days
in jail, in default of paytrientv,twe
.4 $1,0od fine with twp Menthe In jail
default' teur-troinths•-hdditional;
sad lOs. Brenner, Jr., of Gratici Bend;
pays 8580 and tate with thirty dayii
in default tio moot* , in
et Refuge in Bruce the , adverae" n•
jority 2,378... tut by a' campaio,n
of educatore by the tope ty press and.
leading! citizens a inalority of '2,477 -
'was „recovered in fairer 'of thia hum-
anitarian institution in. -1898 and the
earner stone of the building was la4t.
an June 24th, of the smite year; t,;-,te
late L. T. Bland oUlkineardine Toutt."'
ship being Warden. There has been
very little Crititism° of the House of
'Refuge in the ;28 .Yeiars jt; luta-been
existence oveirtg to the very high type..
citiseni who have been manage:3
arid. matrons. At 't1:4 end Of Mit .y4!4r
there were 44 inmates,. 9 having hee.a
admitted during the year and the ay...
rage emit ".of `isteping, of- the
.agedpeor per Week Ives ,only 42.94 pr,
1.4c, /per. Meal. 'Tliere • were Ave deatli:S,
75 years.. Manager 'Wiles and hip, `
'White who ate now living in ret11-ettie"
Magistrate Itc44; at,Huton County:
last Week Sent et drcY
under' th41000,
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