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DERIPH : THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1912 .
LOST On roUxD.
-•-IN ],OB? THE VICINITS OF THE
.11.1O. T. R. Sanas u altlptar pater -boot.
aeolkildse a sus of menet' railway tickets.
ilieLatimeik an t4...1 Beak, 44oebter-
w�p a awarded 0. iwrlag It
ss O. . �i NITS Y ROOMY.
BUF Aw ROBB BE-
trt Se tram &Zee will
1.1
Ite i.t.itestfelt .{ Lta(itiMRBUT
Til WIRRAL PSIS :940 CO.. Ltd.. Pvaurnana
000ERICH MARKETS.
1 HURON FOR FRUIT
•
e
AUrTION SALES.
.11UUTION SALEM
or
FARSTOCK AND IMPLEMENTS.
Mr. Tbnina. Trbb will sellpublic auction
at MLA osassotioa S. E. D. Colborne. on
TUESDAY. APRIL Yi.t,.
comtnNdag st 1 o'clock sharp :
0'0 obelus hear mare, riding4
loot ; 1 oboist ramrod 8cote(HIT. ' u -y
Powell paw rising :, roan : I good tn•nerat
parpem 4st.w. 8 years aid ; 1 good genet 4 pur-
pose bores. 7 ye.t r old : 2 good c311... rising 1
year 1a supposed
s goad froth -raised cows 2 cow,
supposed to be in calf • yonog farrow cows;
4 solves • Kasaey-Harr(e binder; Mame) -Harris
mead Arltl nearly new; Maxwell mower:
Chatham wagon. pearly new ; Cock. putt d1,r
harrow, nearly new. 14 diene; Kuggaraokld
plow nearly Dew ; Cocksb,tt single plow.
00.447 new ; foor-,onUon Diamond harrow.
.enol sew ; 1 good single Sissy : I good cutter
I set town). mlas. nearly pew: 1 brisket rack
1 set of doable harness : 1 eA of single barmen :
1 moral box: 1 set of erred islghs: 1 wisc-
barrow, nearly new ; I stogie -boat : I large Dicky
churn • about seventy yosag hew ; I w:.whing
m.ebtw: chains. forte. shovels. hor.e blanket,
and other article. 10o numtreos to mention.
TRIVIA*: All tams of SIM and under. rash;
over that amouat. eight months' credit will be
Liven on f}rtraking approveddot Dots ; r
dLnust M 4 per cent. straight sliloed for cash
on credit arnorbta
Everytbuys will be dlspo..d of. No. Mr. Tabb
h.s said the farm and is going W.
t.
TRoe. TA RIB. THue- OUNDRY.
Proprietor. AactSoneer-
A CCTION SALE.
ti 0l
/Ao i ITUCK AAD IMPLEMENTS.
Ise. Jobs w Ms will sol by public auction et
rat 4 eaaowdea i AahIaid, oa
RONDAY, APRIL beti
e ereeacse at 1 o'clock :
Ptd 5N 1 cares mare, a years won:
gwa<ssl�sg�/sresk�/i �tiog tr���.t1 10.40 bravolld; 1
r sig ;1 *Mt 9 4. 2 ylartr* cid s
ar.pdaor cow.. sea1.0 Sive rahed by day M
ads : $ eistsms. 3 years old: 2 Maws, i ante
dl :1 seams s yams aid : s yearling.: 5 rang
eaves l arsrww saw ; t Yorksiire mw, s years
ell. eeme in se Hy ; 1 Yterkskias sow, 1 year
sit r early ' 1 enc M bsease
rows. Met Wt year: 1 BeaaeW Tear frame -M. Ry... Daasecom. 4 t
hoes lin lots year: l Itersa seed I DrweftlttE Air sale -N'+
I en
TRU momr. Mai. vi et.
1 all wrens/. per bora_pintas t si
aux pr MA_. o si to O.
B�Srrt�l Leak 6 Abu to u dw6
Q.k.. POT y�sL, s 40 a 4s
.�wrfsseF�Me t�krsgerk 06440 1811
rrgrrum
, waayttt.�t, Mr stet s2 1110 to
10 ~ b
Mae t im y2 8o ttoo 3 rites
//tsfe Ina .... . N to s7
. /erten. sew 11 tp to 13 ue
n gib to len
Md, est .... S 00 to S 30
��seg b 30,ttoo 631
4s0 to a60
Apvfsa per 2 17 to 3 3e
t unsay toga .r to 1 se
s e•ea cwt, 4 u0 1 SCaUlat7
pr ems....... d 3(1 to 3 '
6 75 to 6 75
Sheep. per cwt . 4 u0 to 430
rtWow, per Ib
�yy���� ... re to as
rihetDrtta.aowt 7 lb tri 7
..... ....... 25 10 30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS -Mar. 28th
Para
Reader -The Itarsata (fuer 6
Berle) for Sale- la. V. Lasso's. Damen. l
Imported illy for etalo--7 hos. Tabb. Co 1-
borne.-. 1
Salines- Caaadlan Ppelrlc }:ruereines . i.
Auction Salo of Farm and Farm 8toak--loan
Fuck, neentaer-.... 1
Waisted--NationalManoraetwang Camtray
Moabreal . 1
Hen. for8ale-Mrs 1Capti Mcilaireol4. 1
Eater Holiday Rams aced Homereeksc, Ex-
curvtune--F. F. Lawrence .... .. ..... . e
Rader -V. F. Lawnsaoe. .... . _......-.
Your utter Sott- W. C. Pridbam 3
Ratralo Robe Lost�Ttmt fsagg .... .. .... - 1
Hon.ereak.er's and Ener haus.-,lea AM&-. s
Footgear for Ester-Dotdniog t *alias_ 2
AU heady fbt (Cater $hopping-lik ar'e
Bootee eters...... .4 3
Auction Rale -Mosso T4b 1
Pots and nbiagtM for Ilene. Estate of Jot
Yeah. Auburn I
Social Bak of Canalise --q . Acheson t Boa s
Spring L. Hare -1;. G Lee y
aleraaat Wanted -Mrs. J. C. Martin I.
8prtag Store News -J. H. %:amara4
Lot --O. c. to Muir* Grocery 1
Eater garde_ -pas. Porter. le
House and Lt for Yale-& Onus. I
Me.tliead Elea Dye etdeses Bras 10
Annual Meeting-CtlrYsrsad Skating Aao-
fl.t+oo s... I
Open • Lttse While Lss4er-Caawua'. Re-
p.rtsaeatal abate ..... . . ........... ....
ge�to The Hrtsam-Y- 11 0.A;.
�s hare am : t jy i Arabes tiai�JoM WSBw. Asasete 1
WHAT THE HURON FRUIT -GROW -
'
ERS' AS3OC:IATION IS DOING.
Advantages of Co -operation -Manager
Hamlink Says the Orchard Can Be
Made the Most Profitable Part of
the Farm -Huron Should Haye a
Creditable Display atithe Provincial
Fruit Show.
Among those who are doing splendid
work towards the development of this
section as a fruit growing district is
Mr. D. F. Haatlink. the well-known
proprietor of Menesetung Park. In
addition to his interests at the Part, a
feature of which is a large orchard of
poaches, apple: stud other fruits, Mr.
Hamlink conduct& a large apple evap-
orat ing and storage plant in town, and
he is also the prime mover and leading
spirit in the co-operative movement in
fruit-gru.ving which has been organ-
ised under the title of the Huron Frill -
growers' Association.
The Huron Fruit -growers' Associ-
ation was organised about a year age.
No effort has been made to cover a
large district with the operations of
the Association ; ao fir its membership
s confined to growers in Colborne and
Goderich townships. but no doubt it
will grow as the benefits of co-opera-
tion are more genetally realised. The
officers of the ArsocIa4ioo are : Presi-
dent. Wm. Hill, Benmiller ; vice-presi.
dent, Jnbn W. Silke)d, Oodericb
township; secretary-tree/carer and
manager, D. F. Hamlink, Goderich ;
directors, Wm. Bicban, Waiter F.
Hick and Thos. W. Bell, of Goderich
township Wm. Durst and. Jos. Mc-
Cann, of Colborne.
The result.. of,, the first year's co-
operative business were enUrely satis-
factory. The prices obtained for the
Apples, sold by the Association setutd
he growers practically 52.00 a harreL
his was probably batfadollar a
barrel better than the pries the aver-
age outside grower for his
lest rem. In addition to this, the
r Panthers of the Assuciatiou effected a
saving in their expenses by b+pi
heir suppiiee together. Each member
ultivated end sprayed his own
rcbard. Each member picked his
own apple., and the packing and
marketing were done through the As-
sociation. Some of the packing was
done at Mr. Hamlink's storage ware-
house. where there are spsetal facili-
ties for the work, and Mr. Hamlink
himself attended to the selling, and
with ha long experience and his wide
knowledge of the markets he was able
to dispose of the output of the Associ-
ation to good advantage.
Some of the edvantages of the •co-
operative system as carried out by the
Huron Fruit -growers' Association may
be stated thus :
Supplies are purchased in large
quiotlties, and therefore at lower
prices.
Better care is taken of the orchards
under the rules of the Association and
the supervision of the management.
The Association has a set of rules.
I ban" iaMas : 1 a�&ge. l O It itobertssa I T
iri7 nen Lt ems: s Furniture sad Herts FurslsklslgF 0e
:1 sesiihrtl feet ass weal wing came
asiehar.........-.y 4
etas. No. n : 1 e•tt(ag�+M :l2 i Kossa for,
tooter. 1 west vbewrr
a quantity efbay. . - • ee• sees
Rvsrr�sm mast be disposed of. a Mr.
W Wh is I . is rased be..lu sad Is ninths the
f.rrw.
Pa
•Aiyr k vo ?Lark sr: --r.�adr�tinged ,, a831/1°�e
et eswksj baes: acss1 w Oek�tews-
n. NA Ar AC oli O l�farashatP. iti
PAN Jaaasal. me ser t tattierinea oddest@ BOX K unienek
P.m st
LIBNBRAL SERVANT WAMTSD. �mREffT.-A GOOD COMFORT -
Apey is MIM. J. B. RUNT, rielsteti
Sods. osavealtilicra Apply to K. W. �oTT.ABtE boss on NwMe rt AU
j�ANTBD. -A QUALIFIED
N,,t„t� R
teidbst!make gesiensia est ad No. 4,
. others, wwesAy, t see mmmss FUR SALE. -A FRAME HOUSE.
raster yggt
with two iota. os gasps street- Dwelling
sod A/ou stntmtns nine roan.. soh sgp4 hard water in
by PAUL !1A -P. LL Watt ' e
the honer. Apply to ROBERT YOUNG
stream 110-4t
APPRENTICF,B W A le TR D T O
LEARN D .vs have
tnom for two er tLgt epesitioes to our
with tome
mmo Rad =at
owe
WANTED. -A TEACHER FOR 8.
8, Na 4 dials: eouymisat to 'Sarah
j H errsea�m�r gtltmerar Ag uta
l.uekarm, oat. Ytas' aaY W 4
TOR SAI:.
nesse ewtatalig a &NSbh Drake, dialed-
RENT
ialeg
mom load Station dewasss[n .ad three bed:
RENT. -A SOLID BRICK
ro
,, _restiere seail mmesi tmm. Mineepo m formes. . All
oOW. R to Ow* M tis sic to U
JAM B Brunt stmt. Osdselek. I/641
FOR SALE.-/SIX-g�tFgI.RST-ULASS
wrests C2.7 loot (iABtltpp, sadMirtht
ARM FOR SALE OR TO RENT. -
wanes, biaft.s101 �WM t�soren 4(tyaCot
O-
S*
-
• t,e sever
iYC 1.=
PGR SALP,-BUFF ORPINGTON Mak ba sada esus bv-_
lorvouq he Iaaasandts�tadfrogs wRsa(t ags ired
rstb Dwarret�g 71e land Ya
h. •, p.r st l6. Write or paeae, lt. v. aD under oalaiattas. [s t4Y,
LA N suNOtouyp, gloat 4srK firs ie ('Olborwa Lisa Yat
flit.
' can be gtvea Turas a .y. Apgty to C.
1
i'RAYI140 OUTFITS. BTC. JONk:s,Pimplesstress.(.demos. 6411.
1' al() RENT. -THE STORE NOW 00-
\ Mem oars Meat frbma oke aero et sour 1 CUPII;D by Mfr. Strad. Hamltto. snout
aevkar4.orsel 1 se= MR epea/tag e0�.* amd of tie bona bdaun steads to town. Rest
NulsL•s E, iiyitaRissa 1^sr sass b a 'Apply at site et to MR8. F. A.
.a 41VIN. t Osnrd street. Toronto. sett
IJOUSE FOE BAIL. -THS FEA.IME
Al heei•g ea tbe carnet etm ass
�ermaa err lr
ATTENTION IS CALLEDC�TrO THE
TwatApriwl lL Ptegelrosr.
tarry tort asMef
POR BALE. -A ?WOMB OI'' ESNs
asst � s !!!!!. IC PE.1 MCWAliID
s'a� * is
R SAM -O. A. U. u BARLEY.
I?"
-HOlJaAND
1 �t�TLOtT
App)7 b L DVXX.ll�tsrtt 94 $ 11 t t1l t
FOR
�8A-�LL an summit -I summitiu v--
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'• spit list4w lasggk► is-
ALiL PAPSL -- 1912 WALL
onto ds�e�;et
> aria Tor-
sFars soma
I)ROPERTIIIDrew pffitFOR $ALB.-JiOUSE
asst fimsstaja memo ams tote
ralsraora 11t and weir
H .. Walikishost EweU
lms : six
atease ; In sod
rerentes
stratspaa•YarawewliitJr11 oe04tx MOO; Lee aid .-W[ Wan
5. �''1n letst 1st TttH �elal .• r �.iasw'swa�ost
te A
ilkses st.
Lj0U8E FOR BALE ON NAPIB.IIIL
IL tssm ttttr0� st4.r4mM be.Iti yaw�ll
matt Her and %gmIsms Ales
i s an IIIp� OstM G oel ma
Farm feriae -am tt
sersaisg Outgo,s- D. F.
Eggs tar 8.1e --ass V. Lawson. - .....
=Met -MI --pone of Vete and under. ease :
over that &unsea,.tt,. 7 moathie credit will be
C•ea a tarnMiog sporovd joint nets. A
asa.t of 4 per own- "straight Slowed for nosh
on omit amoaata.
JOHN WILLIS. THt18.OL-NDRY.
MR Proprietor. Auctioneer.
CLEARING AUCTION SALE
or
FAWN STOCK AND A F7RBT('LA.48 IML
ACRS FARM
Mr. John Flick will a'il by poetic auction at
Lt 30. Maltl.ad conceals: p miles from Bas -
mitten. o0
ruSSDAV, APRIL era,
c ommeodag at 190 o clock sharp
.444 yteaarrs old, will weigh�3060 Ibis. or overhand
are well matched : 1 pare -brad Clyde tsars.
s years old. to foal to "Oleo Rae"; 1
farm CI act. rising 1 year old, by
oleo Rae": I driving hr-rse. rising 4 yearnstd •
t rimare. rising 3Pure-bredears old ; 1 Pure-bred
tow ving8bortborn ball, rising 2 years old.
will weigh 161014.; 1 rood grade now, doe to
salve in Jane : 2 good grade cows, due to calve
lin May : 4 good grade cows trash card : 2
good grade cows. farrow : 15 Dr
a Der -
yearling yearllag suers : 0 good a Durham
steer& riafne 2 years old : I grade heifer.
yearling : 3 Dare -bred stered Berkshire
bora ; 3 pure-bred registered Berkshire sows ; 6
bsebela good ocean clover seed : 2 Trams build -
Sipa, suitable for pig -pen.. some maobtaer-y.
aim the farm 0(160 .ores.
TERMS. -On farm an„ounoed at time of
sale Oa farm lock. rte. -.0 Bram a *4500
and ands, crab: over than ameeat, 2 months'
credit will be given s riots. foraesidoeaegst►vad
Joint rio. A discount rf 4 per em4 t
atbwd for Dash ew credit amounts. se(w41tb
JOHN FLiCK- mos. 0UNDAS'.
15,11 Proprietor. Beastlier P. O. pestioseer.
CLEAR IN AUCTION BALE
Or A MOO
BRICK DW ELLiNO. HOUSEHOLD
FUR NET(iRF. Sr('.
Mr. Alex. Crawford will sell by due
auction at the trremise.. main Avenue. Oda
.en
SATURDAY, MARCH seru.
owerseneher at 2 o clank sharp :
A o'mtsetable hriok beans. containing sig
rooms
m
he , bathroom,amnkitohtgi nisi
makwith eryutiag In 1,64.01 of
.�fiygg.�a
TM lot M Fi. 107 1s riWtd on of
tieing streets to Olt ,t8s otaT y 1k
��ppgsss nasi wltegetMr Tory
e4me anyane wanting • comfortable
�aAt the sews Uoie and loos a gaaatly et
fenfsreaed taroabuts. oouelstlag
rode, .oftbe.cd. bedroom girl kllalsr
pr(Mse7M m4o.tmog t dbnsna of. se the /re-
es:a.0 PAWL
ALEX. CRAWrORD. THOS.OU)(DILT,
(tis Prov+toe. Antimiser.
AUCTION SALE
alkgraTOPTIntit'
R i FURN RH
1 sm lrmtrw00/1 M Mrs. C. Book ss soy by
e.85..os11sn at rho ps'smh. se
WWPI$YDAT, APRIL fere.
essrassat ie nes s'atsa& sharp:
senaIfs teams �;:�
tat'ramss ' sKKms'e neat a this
ass db'rassthe �la vary
be sigma
Sows beim lew NAL
Ilrc 41e ,fie tram el
set
mega.
LIYrY. CAB
and' 017101
Opi.w ally and sills..
rir
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AUCTION 8a4LtU. •
Fluor mane !. -Auction sale M house-
hold isaai
llare and fttratsb/aae, iso MegrelW9
+u�ls.g, at Wt rs.t lie s4aw
.
ecUo eerr. d Me stank
Toot. vgDST,.t.otlogieer.
Enron tr. Monk 30.-Asssiss ala at 4ebk
Irmo and fat on E1Rin amitie& aIle a
d ldrattars.
0114114114140ine at 2 deioc8. ArnZ
ritAwt'eeeq. propri•tat. Teowas OcwsST,
sartuserr.
omit. r111. -Clearing &ratios rale of
term ttaalt..ri Implements, ora-'-:.- 6 t oll-
boraa Fara bas tones said. ?nos. Toss.
pewpeUt0,. 1•. Huron,, armtksassr.
Wgeess0AY. Arcaa
AID 1-Atiar rate of cattle
rad Jerre" at asps. beset. With.
lraesar, peopetsur. Taoism Ovgnar, sae
tiosesgr.
a¢.lr. April i-Aaotioe rats sf bsrer-
hold farrttan. pr'apouty d Yrs. Joeg Semi.
who V leaving Oeds.ed Totowa (4Ur.pny.
a nodonter.
FRIDAY. April ♦-Cltrrirg &settee eras of
farm stook and lmptemeuta prams, of Janos
Cronus. .684. Eta just not of Btyta. T. W
OuN Day. amtia...r. Lb
Bich every member must observe 1
SaTVRDAr April &-Executers' nab of real u
stole in ('41.10n- W. Hwilos. *Molts. r.
Or!r Dar, aucttiooese,
Molm,r. AprU t --Auction sole of farm
stook and Jmplewsote at, tot A eoaesmie. 3,
Aabtisid, oommearing at I o-04 »0. Joos
1 twat proprietor. Trans. OyxDkr, &ac
TtxaDAI• April 9. -Auction sate of farm ad
stook &ad te0•aefe farm. eat lot ink ltatl.ad fo
aoaersion a mase from Bearullsrt, eomwne- h
tug .t tae p m. Jung ki,tceu. proprietor.
Taos. Orgwg,: aaou deer. a
n
e care of bis orchard and its prod
eta.
With a larger quantity of apples
than each individual owner would
handle if doing his own business, the
grading of the fruit can be done to
uch better advantage. it is a great
vantage to be &hie to fill an order
r a earload of one variety, instead of
awing only mixed lots to sell. there
re too many varieties grown in this
tion now, and the Association will
xeroses an influence towards remedy.
g this fault in future panting The
ssociation has its nwn besot!, and in
me this brand will have a reputation
t will bring n ready sale at good
whenever the Aaisociation p
Wesousar. Apra 10. -Austral sale of the 8410
8t. Lawrus.s aro all furnishings- Mins- C. e
Baca. peoprietraa& T. to: MST. ataot.oneer. in
PERSONAL MENTION. A
ti
lotus J. Finn left for Milwaukee on Retar-
M4. Ada Moore sot Miss ( ora Bsalr spent
Use week -and .t Stratford.
Mfr Camerae 4 herr from her borne .t
Polder to grad a few weeks.
Mrs. W. J. May. of London, was the guest of
Mrs. D. 0. Btakle while in town.
ass. Rio*. of Toronto, h Moltcg .t the
barn* of beg tattier, AIe x. s(irl4oa. •
Mr& 114_ 1 IL Medd Is Is Wladse, visiting
Manta Mie is upeoted home Meat Mater.
Misr Elbe* Day*, left last Nasky for Cal-
gary. All... t vet bar mug. kora J. a 8141)7.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Crawford,.( pogsnaoo,
tow regwasu et Mr- sod Mrs. A O. Made 1hle
U. 4 Dyke. Mae spent the meter d he home
�y . wigwams .*winger C
seruon,
iwwu was fit Bt. Thomas on
se the nowt et the Ufvie Ugh
t shams en W saamhsa Sas
mesa em1aaa.
21t. aid Ilea name.
bisLi vim
.tiresF -y`ythilm.
stmt Is k es t0 visRtssalM
Reid arrived so Tse.eloy, free
.serisete w.r,�~m�R Ord t:s winos. es
ria cera r4s 6t.N M .int i onsiz
cm Pea m at tsoty�..ag barter is get saslehstt
coran tato it t oases.
catroa L We K . IC yid my
�krwe .4� Ora wank m anssl-
srr s•••s•ses O.deefe8 .r w abt8
ewv dies of Use seam'. Rome
r sissy el taw PrWIaj..a enema
LE- real.. ere hien .rMw
ATRtiA1, urns.
NMVAL mi!11Nt .
sal
w s�iuMir.::
THE IOW BMW
Smyth sleet Uadert*A, Ont.
ldm4sa Elk. tett
M C&Jf
sew' tow o
>1Mff< t'sorho
ammo. tt.;1115117.-411ffell-ROONSID E the 4111ar la toffee 444 ell
Pr ralseioa Mgygsar.•10tease w.a_ A�j gas AL �t Y� yrM M �fviwe the basset k1
toe Sever, aria tae pooches from kr.
rtes fr' 41 on the market.
The expenses of bandliog the fru:
from tete orchard to the cun:+umer are
reduced at sissy points, and the
middleman's profits are saved. to the
advant}ge of the grower.
As en example of good business in
apple�rowinll, Mr. Hamlink mete
tinned floe case of D. (' Galbraith
the Hayfork' road, in Geste, ich ton
Ship. who last year had :der trnrrele o
apple. from .hour ax nierss ref orchael
and cleared .Nen *1,000 net. Inst
year, it will be remembered was t'e
garded as an "ofT' year for apples
but the orchard can or wa.tr u, pr., -
dance profits every year. Mr. Gal-
braith said bis wpm* through the As
iodation,
In ratify to a question. Mr. Hamlink
stated to The Signal that in hart (Tal-
kie then is not a tetter loostity any-
where for the growipg of Cult. ewpe-
Mclly than this like errors tee•
Oen. Soil conditions are right..od
tlse poximity a tin, large hodyovetnr t.1
which N ves w inviable temperature
p7test nopoflt- In mirror
made pot have the killini trots which
1e seised vseiioes do es touch damage
to the Irma and is s sureev the lower
sed more Oran trtnpars turea predose
a bettor g00111y .d fruit.
Weill are. of Pewee. Um
=sales.
al of the orchardist* of
=Ms sales. r. Haeollnk stets* that,
MaYstT ether fruits cast be grows bare'
et a peed groat. He is pagtiwrrft
whls1 M tss ibeee eWhigt kw the beet
mod fee y with swags. At Hewes
alarm*(�utgA a teem) sad heha ie-
Hamlink's orchard are distioguisbsd
by an .sp.rally fins flavor. They
ripen from the letter part o1 August t0
the end of September, and there is no
difficulty in finding a market fur them.
Mr. Hasdink also grows plutus, pears
and berries, besides apples, and baa.
altogether forty acres in fruit, to
which be will add cunsi4erabty this
year.
Mr. Handiait advises the farmers
of this section to get into the apple -
growing business. Those who already
have orchards should take care .,f
thew. attend to pruning, spraying.
ete., and the) will nod the umbras]
the beet -paying part of the tarot.
There is 00 danger of overproductiuu-
The growing population of the West
will provide a market fur all the fruit
of gad quality that we cad grow.
There is no use in trying to grow fruit,
however, unless the grower realises
the necessity of taking good care of
his orchard. Mr. Hamlink is very em-
phatic on this point. His advice to
every man is to take care of his or-
chard himself. He will take tetter
care of it than a man who does not
own it, and if tbere is a profit in it fur
anyone the owner might as well get
it. Besides, in attending to his or-
chard he is getting a iSractical experi-
ence which will be of immense ad.
vantage to him if, finding the orchard
profitable,be decides to increase it and
go more largely into fruit -growing.
Mr. Hamlink is confident of the
future of tbis county as a fruit -grow-
ing dietricL He finds that orchards
are already receiving more attention
than formerly. and that farm. with
orchards on them have increased con-
siderably in value. He suggests a
,greater effort to advertise the Couni y
and its advantages. Huron should
be represented by a creditable
display at the Provincial fruit exhibi-
tion at Toronto next fall, and if the
county would make a grant of I ur
5300 the Huron Fruit-growers'Adoe%
tion would undertake to get tp�getbbr1
a display that would back up Huron's
claim to se foremost place among the
fruit -growing counties of the Province.
Other couoties are advertising in this
and other waya,and Huron must wake
up and make use of her opportunities.
The Sigbal commends Mr. Hamlink'.
IUgnestion to the favorable attention
of tine oounty council .ted other muni-
cipal bodies.
TO BANISH THE BAR.
TEMPERANCE POLICY OF THE
LIBERAL PARTY IN LEGISLATURE.
Announcement Made atter Caucus of
Liberal Members -- Would Wipe
Out Barrooms and Confine Sale of
Liquor to Shops -Mr. Rowell to
champion New Pol,cy in the House
on Early Occasion.
The following imp'utant enoouoce-
meet was made in �Vrdoe.days
Globe :
•Banish the Bar- is the t.-mperanee
policy of the Liberal party forOntarlo.
('letu', definite ' and rtratghtforward,
the Liberal leader has stated his posi-
tion on ()tie of the great issues before
the Province today. The Liberal
members of the Legislature •wet iu'
caucus yesterday afternoon, and just
before going into the House Mr. N.W.
Rowell, K. tilers with the Clerk a
notice of motion which defines the
attitude of the party on the question.
The notice ready :-
That in the opinion of this House
the public inte.eets demand :
11) The immediate abolition of the
bar ;
(2) Such other restrictions ,apon the
residue of the liquor traffic as experi-
ence ma)' show to be necessary to
limit its operations and effective to
remedy} its evils :
(31 Tl)e strict enforcement of the law
by officials in sympathy- with law en-
forcement, and the rlreenatiou of
political lnfloence from the adminis-
tration of the law :
'(4) Nlergulaeieu sad inspection of all
bounce o! MAWS entettaiameet eo es
to in.uPe resnienahle accommodation
for the travelling public.
Tw�BAR CLAUSE
In C. ' P. R. Bylaw Struck Out by Town
'Olt a ell at Special Meeting.
A visit to town of Uot. MacDonald,
of Guelph, C. P. R. solicitor, resulted
in the calling of a special meg of
the town council last Friday eve tg.
Tee object of the conference, so far as
the C. P. It tepreseotatiye tiles IIIM-
cernad, was to have a bylaw permed I
giving the Railway Company a fixed
tenure of certain property et the har-
bor over which the company is to lay
its tracks to connect with the G. T. 13.,
ea authorised by the Ontario Railway I
and Municipal Board. The principal'
clause in the bylaw, which was given
its first reading after a long discus-
sione was as follows : "That the mun-
icipality consent to and it does hereby
consent to the said Railway Com-
pany laying its tracks across and along
the lands south of the south pier and
harbor in the said town known as
'Harbor Quay,' as shown upon the,
plan in plain red lines and in broken
red linea, it. order to make connectiuu
with the Oraod 'hunk tracks un Hsu -
hor Quay, and to the nee of the ..,arae
by the Canadian Pacific Railway Com-
pany for the purpose of handling cars
to and from the We.teru Canada
Flour Mills Company's plant, and for
boat and dock traffic and all they
necessary and proper put posse. •
As the bylaw was pi eaented to the
council in the. first .n.tance. tt pro-
vided that the Railway Company
should have a lease of the p, operty
for twenty-one years. it was tug -r
gested that this be charged so as to
allow the tracks to eeniaun -at air
pleasure of the council." but the. did '
not meet with the Colonel's Rpptoval.-
Finally it was decided to palm the by-
law without..nything to indicate the
length .m tissue dialing which the
t war may occupy the land in question.
The Railway Company's repi•eseot't.
tive staked for immediate action on
the part of the nouncil and gave as
the reason for haste that the Company
wished to notify the navigation comp -
anise that, were to make Go,lesich a
of port of call this rt aeon that arrange- ,
- swots were 'Ind.- way to have the ,
MOH COURT OF JUSTICE.
The spring sittings of the High
Court off Justice for Huron county
opeoed In the court house. Ooderieh,
tis Tue.di,y after000n at 3 O',•lock.
11w Honorable Mr. Justice Scone
was the presiding juege. H. D. Oaruble,
H. C., of Toronto, was present as
Crown prosecutor.
The two crimioat caser oc the dirket
were disposed of and sorer civil ••rues
Neo were dealt with,
in the ease of rape ag*i t E, nest
Lusby. of Cernralis, the am ue.v pl.-ad-
ed guilty on the advice of his cu.•nsel,
F. W. Gladsome, of Exeter: His L •rd
ship sentenced friar to two years' petrel
aervituae 4t Ki0Raton. Lusby is only
about 'eighteen years. of age, and his
victim was a young girt of about
•
etzteen years.
In the case of The King vs. M. O.
Johns4tn,the Crown officer announced
that proceedit:gs had been stayed by
the direction of the Attorney -General
The civil caws were disposed of as
follows :
Stinson v. Stinson. -An action to set
aside a will for want of testamentary
character. After the action had been
eutered for trial au orde - was made
for a commission to examine witnesses
outside the Province, .o the trial wit
poet potted until the next out. -jar)
sittings. M. G. Cameron, K. C.. fo
plaintiff: W. Proudfoot. H.C., for -de
fendaot.
1-oungson vs. Duty et al --An action
fora breach of contract of hiring. An
order having been made for • commie -
vino to issue to Winnipeg to examine
witnesses, the trial was postponed
until the next non:jury sittings. Chas.
o' Garrnw for piaint.tf : W. Pioudfoot
for defendants.
Parsons vs. Gibl)nne.-An action to
ucuuI i trnaIriage torr nuu•eowpliance
with marriage laws. Judgment was
entered fur rho plaintiff. declaring and
adjudging that a valid marriage was
not affected. K. S. Robertson (SUM
fund) for plait - iff : H. D. Gamble (Tor-
onto) for the Attorney General.
Dnlurage vs. Lepard..-An action for
a specific performance of an agre•'men'
to sell an hotel in Winghent. Jud.
ment was reeerve(l W. Pr'oudfnv
and R. Vanstone (Wiogbam) f.n
pplaintiff : Charles Oarruw and Dudley
Fiolmrs i 11'iniih►m1 for defendant.
Ge... f e. Ross Co. vs. MacKay- et al. --
An nrti.•n on a premise:ay note
ght by a M(intre.d firm against
Robert M.•Kay and Angus MacDonakl,
.t l:rdlericb. This was un the docket
u a jury the
twat His Lntdship des -
peered with the jury. Judgment was
entered for the plaintiffs against the
efsodents for *1,�1.ii0 with ernes, and
that the counter' claim be dismissed
with costs and without prejudice to
any action already brought or that
may he entered for the subject marble
of such counterclaim. (`has. Garrote,
for plaintiffs; M. G. Cause, on. K. C.,
fix defendaata.
The Ouy Major Co. vs. Canadian
'Flax Mills Co. et at --An action to re-
cover penalties for not amities returns
to the Government unciae the Joint
Stork Companies act. Judgment was
reserved. R. 8. Heraglveitwyh) for
plaintiffs; 11. D. trauMass. H frown
(both of Toronto) foe dellsodaota.
Collie et al. we. 1fleLean.-As serine
by heirs sod heiresses at taw a the
bate Thomas McKay. of TwehevemMts.
n have interest declared thereto. The
aro ,o was sett ltd as foams • The
sena ot all parties aa heteroso wMgtkr.r
and assent ars Ares to be dodseled hems
the noises ie tilt bas et the a/-
ini.tleatoor : the habeas 1. to he
ividd in three parts : orae to he peed
the widow of the buts Themes
McKay,
John
K 0Ntiee, to the e1itir ed Mer-
laysor. MY u et the easy the 45.
Thos. hiC $ . ilia the p07t�g4 est
sore She its he Ile
wjMaa9
-enema . irk all hwaaam. a.. Q-. be
tlaimi a. L Q. :kat
s
neeemary tracks laud to the...•muaer-
ci l dock.
Several meshes s of the counril were d
willing to allow the twenty -one-year
: clause to toted. and a vote was taken
which resulted in a tie --Reeve Mea-
nings and lxatntdilor. Elliott. Graham
- tied Fellow voting in favor of the
elanise and Deputy Reeve Clark and
Councillors V anatter. Humber and
Laltbwafte against- Mayor Reid
broke the tie by voting ageirrat the
shins.
Nome of the members writ. reluc-
tant to pain Col. MaciPtoald's bylaw
in nay wspv, preferring to have the
town solicltetr deft a bylaw to cover
the neoesrry ground to allow of the
ineereftaoge of traffic between the two
railways. Col. MaeDueaid pressed.
bowevnr. few aw r'.�og of the bylaw
,Je Its aemndeJ abaps, and the council
No., wow either crop it or amend it in
eft. }e to safeguard fully the
Itbtasa ibe town is the control nt
too woamtUest.
The Watery Camp
11wwwwwwwsossossol Se kww.h' kttttwe shat title
The cruuncil poses/ the following
neeelotion
" is/ii►� the.feet that the Tar -
wale TrudeOcarporptios
soft.' far the w ed the arouse,
fire et K eaesti ow we are averse to
the the war reed-
eatYsL It' OW mid some 10 wisherows
We WEI prom for the bellies of the
Nap Imo Nis rap."
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