The Signal, 1909-6-24, Page 2Trure'ui, JUNI 24, 1909
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Any spacial notice, tho object of which it the I,
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anon, to be ronsider,d an adverti„eellcnt at d
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name will be Risen 01, application.
Add all oommnuicatl ue to
ter" p
-_;g(„; *VAN 11. PIt/171N41-1'U. Liminal
linnorirh. lint I
Unrurveyetl lands known
be of equal valise with
a e, :I0,00l,1101.11 acres
at $.
rummers'. land to the
north of t _ Wrrtern
P1.Ovinces., 1 11.,188)
stereo et 42-- . , .
Canals, 01110(1111 Intel
tntorrotoniat Railway, do.
Public buildings, cost...,
Harlon and river., cost.. 111,1
Yukon gold grevel0 T ),1811,
The above total.' over $1,'J'IM1,IM11,1141,
or *bout tour tinges 1.110 public debt.
To this may Ile added wetly other
sumo if ,it came to a qulstiou of deter•
g the financial condition of Can-
ada. The. endeveloierl mineral re-
aunters of the north, the immense
1 111Iwr and coal areas, and in addition
''amide is a concern with an income
d $181,1100,0810 a year, whish, eapital-
2. 1,11.81,1181
'zed at 111 per cent.. 'would represent
sir 11,10)I,IMM) to Ile added to the shuVe.
The writer figures out that after
paying the national debt the remain-
ing visible assets would give an equity
1)f $2b1 for every man. woman and
trill iu the Dominion.
• urn/KtICH. TII I'I1stlAV..l \t::1. ca..
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Spend 1►oulininh Day in tloderich.
tTJtrettn
- been neither loud nor numerous.
1n its civic. nweership enterprises
MACKENZIE KING ELECTECI.
The Cornet vat i ven of North \Voter
lbw offered no swoon ion 1. the der
tion of Hun, \V. L. Alaekenzie King
Minister of Labor, wet./ was ded:tied
elected by . acclamation un Monde)
!Mt; There
(seting among Conservatives as will
as Lila ds that the young man
should ha)
can do in t
warfare eats
general electil
In hiss htn
ing thein for the hon
hiteag-pleaded-f, "
ship between our (olive
workshop... a better untie
edurated in -n of theprgblen
conditions ,jalf%h,eonlr Int th
ands who labor that the wealth
worki may he produced. and a gt•e
_opportunity for the 111011 in the war
shop, the factory and the mine, o
the railway and the sen, the laborer
and the skilless artisan, to ri
w
chance to show what hr
e new office, and pat t%
Ir,l otf until the next
e (demote thank'
r 4101»• hint, Mr.
relalit n -
Gee and out
ending 114
and the
thous -
f the
t e\\r•
n�
through self•inrprovehent, as the
men who here made history for the J
most part have all risen, to take a
larger share in the dischargeuL
public Illicits which demandfor their_
rightful carrying out not more of
physical than of intelle>rtual an
moral strength." He added that he
hoped to flue to see the day when a
workingtnan would hold the portfolio
of L obor, and when more workingmen
,'would find a place in Parliament -not,
he hoped, as representatives of a class,
In virtue of a Ham prejudice or a cines
distinction, but as citizens esteemed
by their fellows because of their desire
and ability to serve the common good.
A CONCISE LIBRARY.
De. Charles- W:-Ek'etr-who fewenUy
i�,liuelph is the Glesgow (demonist. In
I deed% -t iT r iinaeran city thtncr n ran
Rite the Scottish burgh steins l0ant-
ern.
The (iuk1Kteitntr is the Iuottu of the
International C •il of \Vumen, now
rodding its. quinquennial meeting in
i T.,' ort.. that means reform f
t hr grrOrmi raj'.
not entitle it The remedy proposed
is the grouping of conrtitueuciel, by
two or threes or fives or otherwise,
and the adoption of a system of elec-
tion which would ensure a fair repre-
sentation of minorities. The ques-
tion is bound to come to the front,
as the present rough-and-ready eye -
tent I1 clearly open to serious crib.
test. • -. ._`_.�_
No wonder the \\'right brothers.
pin erg in aerial flight, are admired
by their towortwople. After en slab.
orate- rivir demonstration in their
Inflow,. they norm called on fur speech •
ee. and each contented himself with
saying. "Thank you, gentleman."
The Scots have a saying to the eHret
that "a *het mouth and a wise held"
go together.
.1 number of county councils
throughout Ontario including thecoun•
cit of Huron county, are forwarding
petition* to the Provincial Govern-
ment, asking that faro' 4Wildiugs in
rural uulnici,lulitirl be exempted (ruin
taxation. 1'hr -petitions set ((nth
that such action would have a ileo•
uotlncrd tendency towards. securing
the speedy improvementurnt and occupa-
tion of vacant lands, and would en-
ruut.ge falutera 10 implvrvr (11)44
lrautlty them property. -TCU The In•
tent ion of the ti.v.•rnulrnt, The ti lithe
report0, to submit the gne0tir.n to the
spacial Legislative committee s ap-
pUltllL.11iU Arid with._,O,.S•'ILjtt'_A'
vision of the assessment act, • 'Chis
1" ntntit tee will proha hay be called to-
gether early in the tutlrinn with a
view 11) containing its work in time
for the I,rgislnti%r erei,tn,7which, by
f4'*91n of the change' in %jai tinanl•ial
year of the Produce, will 111ee't xt
• Jenuery,
It r. estimated Chet the three prairie
Provi c s are filling' up at the rate.)
1)01,0101 e p1e yea.'ly. ' The toad -T. -op
..dation of the the 1'rovineee is now
estimated at 4.11sates..
The. very totes*, 11 :all &el
1'y
Int
we
dy-
ads
1'w
1111)140 trite. 11t v:ever, this may 1
, lo• pinch OJ? a novelty tater all, es
tee led to believe that roost new
marries couples live With their he
, iu the clouds during the Brat [
days.
Il is reported that the -Hasa of W
fessional smuggMrii is rapidly birder.
ng in ullmterr in the United Spat
e high tariff luaintaioed by
net tithe gives the smuggler an
cepti al opportunity .f doing
profits a business.
:Ace's-is-SQn4..lalkof_We est -elitist aangrng jk
.'rig of a• new daily paper in Hemilto
yppipnt_The Spertater as the Co
a•rvatire party "organ." Som
people seem to have more dollars the
Pbne. The Mpeetatur-ought-tsr fie
Tory enough for anybody.
Sir Wilfrid Cruris• has turner
down, for the present. at least, Si
Robert fieri.' p...1' a tiemfnr One con-
struction of the Georgian Hay cons
by a private company with a Govern
nent guarantee of bonds.. Th
cheme ib one which the *country ca
Hord to think over for' a long tiro
before undertaking any obligations i
ennnectlon with tt.
as•
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DUNLOP.
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THN (lKgViitirNil Ex.l
Robert Qnaid and. his d t ItI.•r,
liertieat,*)4 the trip to 11Phoit .n the
(itseyhon'nd on Saturday last. l t,ite a
number f • round herr. went out
Friday -evening on the moonlight ex-
„nt,du1-.rt)•irlt l.y the way', is quite
a
misnomer, as the Morn war only two
nights old Aril therefore no µse on
earth. We think it a pity that the
excursion had not been a Werk Tater,
turn we should hate had moonlight in
earnest. - - .
_ Tux ELE1iJlll:_ Ay. -: The elect
Incirailway gang bait gone Irick to
'finish the roadbed Girth -bort 1), hill
will be back here later ut this week
probably. Last Tlulreday WAN tun
wet to work and some• of the y/ning
turn took ody stage of their holiday
to cut un "high jinks" at the corner,
eome of thein becoming c rdetely
paralyzed. Other's spent the night
"We _Inuit go lel14are til
ing," etc.• It is time such disgrace rya.
helsOlor was done away with. R1'?
Arepi tisday will soon Goose when the
sale of intoxicating. drink will be abol-
ished and Colborne will be a dry
townehm, and the buys will he. able
and willing to sing the good old song,
"Farewell to the Whiskey. 0."
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n
r
retired from the presidency of Har-
vard University, has male public a i
partial list of the hooks armlstituting
a concise library which he believes t
contains the essentials of a liberal
education. t
io making choice stiffing the differ- e
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n
BAYFIELU.
Euaitau-tic, June 'Lard.'
IVennisat Jijtt;t/i.-- :♦. we w,Tf-e.
wedding bells are ringing in our vil-
lage once more. This dine the bride
is slims Lenna Irwin, only doilghter of
AIr. and Mrs, lien. Irwin, a very well-
known ,ind powder young lady. The
groom is Rome Beattie, station agent
at Trout Lake, where the young
couple will reside in the future.
Poor old Colonel Denison is Leri nr-
ng the }tritiah people because they
will not see that the F:mpire is going
o pieces. The only thing to eove the
ituntine, *Ccording to the Colonel, in
he adoption 1'f interimperisl prefer.
nee, and the ifritish people version in
tinging to the old-fashioned policy of
ree trade under which they have
thieved their greatest industrial and
ommercial ,uccessee.
ent works of a great author, the aim,
he says, Is to take the author's most
eharacteristic work, or that one which a
will he the most intelligible to the
people of the day.
"It in my belief," nays Dr. Eliot,
"that the faithful and considerate
reading of these books, with such re-
reetdinga and tnemnrirings as Mallen!.
u*1 taste may prescribe, will give any alt
man the essentials of a liberal educe- ft
p
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Thr Visiting delegates to the im•
Iwrial press conference were tendered
a hahgirt by the newspaper men of
Great Within, and that it woe a swell
,'axion is indiented by the following
gores : For the bangnet there were
rovide1 4110 fowls, 1(8) duel's. thirty
trtlaa;-- ANL _-aounds-- of- -saluuln,
tion, even if he can devote to them
but fifteen minute.* a.day."
The stele lions, as far As they have
been made, follow :
"Autobiography of B e n j a m i n
Franklin."' .
"Journal of John W,x)lman," -
"Fruit* of Solitude," by William
Penn,
Flacon's "Essays" and "New Atlan-
tis.'
Milton's "Areopagitic*" and "Trac•
tate on Education."
S i r Thomas Brown's "Religio
Medici."
Plato's . "Apology," "Phaedo" and
"('rico,'
"Golden Sayings of Kpictetus,"
"Meditations of Marcus Antelitte,"
Emerson's "Essays,"
Emerson's "'English Traits,"
The cnmptete Poems of Milton.
Conan', "Volpone,'
IteanmonL J and F'Irtcher's" "TheMaidn' Tr*g yy '
Webster'@ "Oashes of Melly."
Middleton's "The 'changeling."
Dryden's "All fat Lovr,"
Shelley's "Cenci."
Brownings'•Hl',ton the 14cuteheon,"
Tennyam's "Becket."
(toed he's "Faust."
Marlowe', "i)r, Fenstns,"
Adam Smith's "Wealth of Nations,"
"Letters" of Cicero and Pliny.
\ Banyan's "Pilgrim's Progress,"
};tiros "Talo O:Mhanter."
Walton's "Coniplete Angler" and
"Litres" of Donne and Herby' t.
"Autobiography .f St. Augustine."
Pilnt.arrll's "Lives,"
Dryden'@ "Aeons."
**Canterbury Wee."
"Imitation of Chalet," by Thomas
s Kemps.."
Dame's "Divine Comedy."
Itarwin', "Origin of Species."
"Arabian Ni1hta,"
tth'q of champagne and 2,440) eigor.
arty titers prepared the foo.) and
4t waiters! weryrd it, using 111,140
Intel and dio.hes, and twenty tone of
hind, gleet, linen and silver. Which
II gt*a to showi(that, anybody' who
enturee to enteHain_ a newspaper
Mn, after hie ordinary diet .f "plain
ving au.I high thinking,' should be
Ire (1(a well -stocked larder to begin
ith,
Sir Hugh Graham's remarks at the
mp erial press conference to the effect
hot ('*nada had been "hanging" for
seal's on the motherland in the matter
f twin' protection have been widely
rented in thio country. The Ottawa
COP Pr1'14s yeti o ffectively gnotr'o
11111 n statement by Sir Charles 'Cup -
.1., written lets than k' year mgr, :
"Fr the mitres. 1 hove felt the in -
rests of f'.n*da and the tune inter.
tee of the Empire to he nppo.ed to
e demand for Canadian rolO1nr-
ol•
aint.inth*tll'onx lath a di,eh*rgel
tat duty in the manner mos' rondo•
00 to Imperial ititerrsl,e, • • • ('al-
ta proterte her fishy, ie. by her own
tliser•s, and when the Ilnps'rial Out'-
ntnent expressed n' wish to Ire re-
eved of the expense of maintaining
Ir strategic Pointe tit the harbors of
51if.,0 And Ksgnimalt. 114* Canadian
o"Prntnent at t+nre relieved thin) of
nt large expenditure, amounting to
114.11001per annum."
Proportional repreeentwlion haus a
rang atvoende in Sir Itich;rd Cart -
right, who believes that the present
stem of election is decidedly impor-
t. Taking the figure* of the rote
Ontario at Federal general elec.
Ins for a period of twenty year', he
nwo *hat the representation of par.
m in the hoots has been very far
nn% a true reflex of the popular vote.
at is, the division of constituencies,
hither Accident ally or of purpose, is
ch that one party gains an Ail van -
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
A writer spends some time diIrusi-
ing the nal' 1 debt of Caned*,
which amount. to $rZl,,WIl,1M0l, or
1k4:).72 per head of the population.
Aa an offset he mention* WIMP of
the country's visible a.eete, es follows:
Surveyed lands known to
he agricultural and of
good quality, ie,t101),000
acres et Bo $7:A,Oi1t1,000 gate vote Of all the eonatitllencl.o deal
w
hart. of !tippet), uccepied 5, -
Andrew's pulpit on Sabbath lost both
morning and evening. haying ex-
changed work with. Rev. Mr. :McNeil.
At the evening (service the rongregae
tion enjoyed the unusual treat of a
cornet. solo. played by bne of the
eonrpero, Mr. Winters, of Detroit:
l'he ...election rendered was one by
Paul Rodney, "Calvary." and it was
very heautifully played. Mr. Winters
will assist the choir during his Stay in
Hayfield.
PRH,o8.11,. Miss Ada Homo t, of
London, is ependin; a few weeks at
her home here ... Cleave Erwin,
.f London, is spending a few days at
hoose Miss Lizzie Cameron has
been Visiting friends in, Kincardine
for the past week Quite *
her h herr took in the moonlight
excursion et Gollerich and the trip to
Detroit: amongst them, Miss Mary
Reid and Joseph Reid, 1)r. Smith and
-Wm: Mita -torsi- ---#{1st -Dairy- mid
Will Scotrhmer, of the Bronson lime,
spent )k few tiny.-- hist week •with
(riends in end around Clinton
Mrs. (41a*s and family, of London. are
nrrnpying their rnttage on the river
bank.
AUBURN.
I'RI'ItN
HOUSE, ROHT. A, ROB
1 F:RTI0N Proprietor. 11,,,) nrnn,u101:1
1141 mt reasnahle rate.. w'EI. 1 real Preen 1,14
,Nr a 1'.S4I114,11r,.r.
tVansgmu.iv, ,nine Yard,
Jas. Ffltker has returned from a f1y•
ing trip to Neep*wa, Mon,
Mr. and stir., Rohe Jones were it
from (ialerich over Sunday.
Airs. William Symington took in
the trip to Detroit last week.
Mr. and Mrs, ('Portio f'rnstedt are
visiting( friends near Sunt ford,
Hurry Turner, of G,sh•rirh, WW1 ip(
town nn M lay broking .1111 1
friends.
('ham. Howson is chipping to the Old
Country this week two :nein yttit of
Maple equnres.
The garden party in en nem ion
with St. Merk's chure•h will l held to.
,1mrrnw evening.
The picnic of the Westfield Sunday
srhool will he held in John 1\'ight-
nr,1n'et grove. on Salim' nest,
Mr. and Mrs. Ste 6 k, .f F'!int,
Mich., are visitors. nt 1' 1 of Mr.
llrlesig, who, sur re el to soy, is'vet y
mirk.
This nsek tIto 'D4.lpli1t pn.ple Ate
ing the rh1(rrh Oriole hon the
Boo' line to the'rhurrh lot in the cil-
ia g1',
.In. (`arter, who hoe been employed
in the orgnn feetnry et Clinton, is
home again, suffering from the old in-
jury to his foot.
Another cam* ham tarn added to
the fleet on the river, the owners he-
ing Metiers. Ferguson and Rbhetta of
the Sterling flank,
Rev. J. R. Moon leaves. this week
for his holidays, Rev, John Young,
of Ilamilton, will fill the Presbyterian
pulpit next &whiten h.
Un ,timidity Pvenirtg next the Ep
worth League will enjoy 1 social even
ing with the LP*guer. from 'Test -
i and Donnybrook. The visitors
ill prnyide n program. lee cream will
tage over another to which the attire- fie
he ryrveti on the pkrwnl:tge 10w11, and n
*oriel time of great benefit ohuuld re-
sult,
It •v. \V. 11.i,(h, .f It.•nulilh r
preached in tits Alrtti,al1.1 churches of
Auburn circuit on Sunday and wits
greeted by large congregations.
The ordination of berthas' war ad•
miniatrl•el to the latest addition 11)
Samuel ILatrl''a family leek bundhy.
The 4'rcohylerian c.ngregatiou°ia on
theincrea1r, •
Among those w14i-41144 itnwn UI
I et .it on the lireyhurlud excursion
were: Geer. Beadle, wile and 'taught Cr
Mary : Miss Magpi,• \"sinuKlr�nt, Alre.
W. 1'. Riddell and Mrs, Archie Robin-
.uu.
One progressive liveryman, Rohl,
Itoltei4.1(1, how added to hie.,plipu.•nl
a bom :time carryall capable .) 1••.il
bug
1'01i-teen,.r sivrv.0 p1•le.nee. 11 is
a
11411414unle rig :111 1 a ' 1.'Iil to any
lia'rry. ,
pot tion of the nv11 to the notion
is being gravelled, mid w.`un41essland
1141' Village folk are•yoite willing 1.
furnish the 'I. -I!., if the f:senors
will prol•idrthe t,,in,..,n 1144' tussah,.•
of the work-.
In the .ho.tin)r, .-obwl'Ptiliot*' Lint
week .a11ht.t11 bests 111.11f by a (.41r.w
mai gin. The 4.14„1 n l4'41 a Will tate
pert in 1 lie count) meet at Pond
1''141'111 (WV 1.'1 v. .111,1 we rile I lies
boys all success.
11' sf
e fL Id 114.0, 111 te•.uu played u
friendly match .%ilk Auburn
Wedlle:41:ty and h:.1 .1,.1tt1)' Ihr )tet-
terathe gal`.. crtu.• with the
1\ . • tr-""rn.. 1'i - t !- r--rirexr.
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n -.,t niers, tin(: for I, nn',•• 1•, beet--: �rlrT
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aa .• Iuwb-vitrn-he let4.i u,
144 t• 1,Iingrllitlt111.
Mg 'h.q...lirgt%)' I lic 41 .. sill 11
: "1 conies loll Lithe Lois
tau' *11104• 104111' here. %Viten 1 eas .;
(1.l( l never mimed :I .1.y. bat. man. I
w.)s well lutist for't." • Il.- I4V,. 4 the .1
fl. a of chair leader in 1,•,11,
. De:%TII or x
.all-- \Vesox. Thr
'vai•1 , .e•Iilr1. of t! ne•ighlbn:h..dl
ate, di0appeal itlg ', .4.411y. Las t
Thursday , evening 11 i s r i!0 a1AdL(
11',aslm 1'l'ny.i'll the 1,.'ind try after o
long journey .f seventy *Mese year.,
She accompanied her patents 141 thi.
runt (•y and for the Yost meek or a. 11
heltei wtw..r.l .f the hu
ose
uIdd-1••'• .its mpi.
�Lyuxau+.Cd.V
til the log wane ,i,t,1• the roof 411 Ihr
rot me home were InnTt. In Che w..0
wf elearir.)f wtal , l.•.f.t^,•tt
Part noel in handling the axe she hail
few e.l1t:i. in het• yieincer dors- In
l eti;(iet1-rhe woes .,(._ anal -
years her vulgar hone wav the olds
place of worship for that rongregat ism
in the neighbol'I1141m1 She in enrylyel
by threr' einters and a bent hoe. Ilex
remains -*ere interied in Went field
reutetery. oreSatua lay:,__-.__ _--.
Sn14ox11, Hinter. -Tate follow ialg
shows the relit' 4es standing of pupil.
S. S. No.:i.'tlullrtt and \Vawa-
nosh, for MIay, hosed 11(111 test paper.%
and general proficiency :,
in. 1 n hklo's.
Sr. IV. Roth Jdrks.n, Mary
Itaithby, Allister Mono, firace Plun-
kett. F'lomit.la 1 feffer..•',a11* Doyle
May Itensteelt, Loire ac 11)1(1, in-
nie Howson, Ernest ,lark 111, 'Bella
Stalker. Lila Howatt. Htanch Perim.
won, Alfred Leine, 1\'111. Leulp,
)' ghlut 1, 1 ";Ira Tnhlirv;nle•. •. I V.
R1)1x•rt Ph1Rlpn, Veld* Aso it h.
tulie Stalker, Earl HAithhy, Est .n
tiinchey, Peette ktytniugt.n,
Ferktlson, 1.'nern,. Robi0000, Rose
King Sr. III. - Monson Atr(linrbey,
Arthur Letup,' \Villie Tarter, Edna
Robimenn. .1r. Ill. Et1l. .St. Jt z:
Ellen Phillips, -L.na Plunkett, Ag'-,•-
Creighlon,. Ado Stewart,.' Reggie
Mann, Henry- Taman, Enrolled al-
tendance.:l; : ;,vertigo attendance, :a
A. F. Jean.., Te.,rher•.
.It:.' 1'I%t-l...
. Sr. 11. John "' .*,,,t, Arrbie 11 .b
inson, Ethel St., Unit 111011(1•%.
Olive Tomlin, I1,yd it Fcdguw•n.
ii. r.ennate1 1•nngblut, :townie Sym-
ington.
ington, Err.l Ellrie and wig Itnild'.
,rlfmtlt. \'i'•t.i 1'unAbin(. Pi, IL -
beet Well of h V, Lluc n1 Mr
Knight, i1:o, r'F1sn P, v r•g1
He*Alle. Sr. 1't, 1. fi .'tie Add.
Maggie
Armstrong. E*i a Shultz. N... II I
Ethel Mmstiele-\•r•trrrfaemp; ttnhrna
Neegele. Lwrll,a Rohinoon, Harold
Naegeli', Eddie Karl, Audrey Dorsum,
Harvey lIsw«m, No. I. Frank
Seri l)Igeotn', 1:len ltai1 hby. Freak
(•1„a -lora' Num. Enrolled 014
tendanr•,•, :12 : ' 1. 1)181. atlend:Ince, 32.
C. A. Srt..vri:n, 'I'e•arber.
Bnn1 o ng -house row, i, mil, .f U o
things . het lire writ Inaeted:
Sint a luen..atualte4netre 1-14,4".11-1-1,"44 W
nick I they ('0111r0)111e to shanty that'
an id 1.•n doe. .ben rhe lays an egg.
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Di'idend Poli('ies. '
You pay; tie
ordinary 20 pay
life premium,
and policy will
mature as an
Endtnent
at expectation
of life.
Booklet • Free.
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W. H. 1tOF)1NSOt,i,
District Agent. Scalarth.
1'114. !Witt s•• 1,41n .f the Vrar f.r u
girl 10 Malls is in %h1' fall. It's an
easy Matter ter turrets* reran to NUM
lits when the bony un'un is 1)n.
The Leading School
e'CEHTflAL �
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loin *.". ,,tee 1,1.11'111,141, our teach
PIA exl0•ri4llrrs, 11,1.1 0111 41•ae1160te•'
,.t:np). 11' echo 1t:.pn a.l lir, poslt11,0 Y.
iW1'111" receiving 'natty application,
(f.r ',Me' 'helps• lilting It single
lay this w'.•14 sur t.-. sired seven MI
plioati.ns for .111ce help and. font 1
I'W'-0trmmerciol teachers. Ottrgrod-
cnrcerd its mintr0Tf4Pfs.` `
Tht•.. dep,u•trnenl s :
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and TELITGRAPHY j
(catalogue free,
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tore 11 %eni1r al IWO�+ M1•a.n' PI 2
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Central
Business
College
4; I ANDS ready to help young men
and' women to win Independence and
sunless. It has given the start to
thou::ands upon thousands of young
People. It can help you. Write for
Catalog,'" Enter any ante.
W. H. SHAW,
Yonge td Gerrard 'its Toronto.
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W. ACHESON &SON.
SPECIALS
FOR
SATURDAY and MONDAY
f•lOShEtRV. 141 duacvt ladies' hi*ek ('0114)11 Idose, warranted 54eiuhas,
full f,asluiou.sl end snowless, Site•r 11, UI, Regular price' k•. latunlry
and ,'Monday wily. 2 pairs
• ?sty
UNDERWEAR \lea's double-thrrsaa Balbriggan Underwear, libel
finished .end overcast at'au4s, all sizes, :(4 to 12, shirts 0nd
Species "I,'. per gurulelll- drawers.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. Corllplete reje,.
1(1)n from medium to very high grade, alt sire*, exceetbnal valuer.
CARPETS. :01 pieces of wove anti union Carpets, perfectly Iever1ible a,al
:*1 inrhrs %vide, all this reasoner buying. Prices ranged 3.1c 'lo (0 -'
.),mal •ole now at )x t' )card horn,,,, ten
TAPESTRY CARPETS. i 27 inches wide Tapestry Carpets,
t'r.ir, Wee',., grreur. Nrw patlernr 511111).11,' (..r any rt'unl u1' hn11. (4 111.
flies world regularly up to site a yawl, special male Ilei ya1t........a5C
LLN_Qi. UM$ ANO FLOQR,OLLQLQTH$.._-14e-carryThe la
Ne ee all
O w glum
dirt i • 1largest
r (t. .
Abut forty .
f r v e
. patterns to relPrt from �,.
floral and block patterns, in 2, 3 and 1 yenta *ids, Special sit per noire
2 . 35C. 45C god Sst
W. ACHESON' & SON.
\I \l 1 I I; \ t, 'j\NI XI. BARGAINS
Hats for Saturday
F E I)L)I( \,, __
•I'I:I.ES(, ten't's
1'1141 STIFFS
ItFilil'1.All i4.. :*l, ft i,i4t, ??ill AND *1L 8) QUALiTIEfi volt
$1.50
I.ET IN
1'11,,\1 1>,,
THE TWO MARTINS
jailors and Furnishers
SOME REASONS %VHY
You Should Vote
For the Gas By -Law
t. ,, Jam' Bonus In anked frein the T. sun.2.
--The (company will pay taxes on its plant the seine as env nth' .
----tirt(piration. 1t is not &skin;; exemption frim) tAxation.
t -The Company w4H exp*nd in Goderich CLOUD in putting in ,t,
plant and nLtins and give employment to a lance n,nulm•l n'
men.
I. -Although the By-law fixes the term of the franchise at :1) years
the town haat hose privileges.:_--- - -_.
-
lot It ran put in a plant of its own at Any time.
He it ran atony time event the same rights to any other
Person 'Ir corporation. In other worths, THE FRAN1'Hf'E
18 NppT EXCLUSIVE.
the ('Ompany *eke is the tight tet put in its gas main: in the
atneets, the work to be don • under the supervision of an ,,m -el
of the t.svn.
(l. -The Company will se,p01)• goo as cheaply lin gas is supplied in any
.1.4.14swa.ety w -i++ 4 ;tet
7 The gas to 1s• snpnlird is as gnn I a gas for fuel a. is supplied in
Tot unto. 11 1ton, Iiuelpb, /:alt .r Berlin.
s. The Company intends to put- in a straight coal gar sr,tr„I 15 )
will nl,eln,fart1118 i1gas hour '0441 Alt n••
Some Advantages of Using Gas
:'. It is an ideal furl for c,.kin4 and healing purposes, and 1'".L
great dial lees than cool or wood. An onlinery family can d•,.
all of its "poking, m'aphing, (reserving. ete., for abmt $1.
rel. month. N. flora err light. Nn coal or woodmfir ashes 4.,
yhon1nnrw11e.atNo.ut pply,
ke, Ni) dirt. It in nn tap at all times just A-
I or
F'nr power purposes, foe use in gar engines, it will 1nvenne
half the coot '41 Net and do away with thy smoke nuisance.
• Some Testimoalals
.1
11. \V, S. 11.14 44x*. gam engine expert. gay., •' Your 'y*rrn, ., 1,1•,
1'•.0. of rmtrnihictut'ing go. in certainly exrellent, and superior
In nnv miter methods now in nee. For power nee in the ga•
engine it iht equal to nitttlral gen of the beet quality, of which I
!nave lied considerable experienr•e, and owing to the eheapn.»•
._of manufactm'inR. l.atnaate.to say theeijl•ine ltiatbs.ammutt
power of thelagP." -
Something for the Workingmen
12. Electric lightis the ti,•ll marl's light. It is installed only in
about 3444 horses in (lode' ieh. There are at Treat ft1f1 more
houses in lirbderich, e• eciatly aniongtet the workingmen, who
would he glad to use cheap gas for [Neth lighting end cooking.
The vote takes place on Saturday, June 2(1414 Postel.
Don't forget the date.
IMAM
7.914 RIBBON
Talking About Buggies I I
if % .,1 ester thinking of buying :1 new Ilovgy 11sim year.
we •IiinoI/1 It• ♦ 1,..1.441 1'1buying
a tolls u-,ltl YON.%%,.
handle 11•,. h,•• 1 1: , •••v nn the nl,uket \
THE
MLLAUGHLIN
OI:C GRADE ONLY
and
TIIAT THE BEST.
The I!Mtl mrxlrl* :u1' dnnelic.. let um ohne! you the tine
points of the new Niggles w1' have just placed in ,tock.
N. 11. 1 have tthtrn the agency for the McCormick Im e•
men,. ,and stn now supply Seceding and Ilarventing Mac men
manuf*ctnrell by this well known company to anyone siring
Ile*t•cl ism 1'nrin Machinery.
Wm. Knox,!
Newgate and Hamilton Streets, GOdenrh
ADAM'. WAGONS COCKSHUTT PLOW
FOIL
ECKWEAR
'111;\
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THE 0 ' ATEST HIT IN YEARS
'i't) give you n idea )f the immense popularity of this
i kwear - . eleven but red dozen were sold in Toronto
is a
beautiful
alone to eight men's nishers. This ifill
line of tbbon, made espe ally for neckwear. The de-
sign Is stripes, in all th most fashionable shades.
I' 'Le 50c. See window alis •►v. -
Straw Hats
Jendid aaso•tment in the
• Ktng flats, price 7:o' to
Boy's' Shirt Waists
A • • v e tonally gptd lot., made
'.n .f tc•nna•tts of `nen'a shirt:
in.; made ,c,tnlarlyyy would root
lie, our price ale. Sizett12to Ise,.
arts and Collars
\‘'•{or• hot weather.
The ne ml cree%lione in %%'• (
k it. Phirtw nd'enllar,.
Fancy Half Hose
A splendid line of fancy mush -
mere hose in green, maroon and
grey. Specie) ''✓x`,
Walter C. Pridham
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