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THE SIONAL PIUNTINO Cu. Limited
T.iseams CLt1 B..r.
torsos M e.olmorm taw :
OLIO �pr WY i SO moos.
tett United a three months. Ms
To sabsanbrs. t1Las • year
.triols to advan.oet.
8ubsaribee who talc to receive Toa 8retr•t.
bna
sil wW osair a 4vw bbyr so
q red tem taut miss .•ep • nada as
wasatiossibie • thaws, or theism harmed. both old
and the new raresbsaMl be gives.
Advertising RMss;
Gm viand other eviler dvertaremsntsper Um" for
mots subsequentirst lnesetton l1Odper line for
M: suured try •
aoap•reglemis, twelve tins to au tncb.
Ba.iaees cards of sit oen and under. tib re
year.
Lassa
esrasatt
it
Var- ash orI traath herWtLalsit Sie
not mons
doss. 2to a.seeseelamertlon&Moho* ger ; u for ar.l'� .�ng�lb
for ewe t resgea.4 month. f.rsermnhts
asoma in wg.rtia.
nnos•neemente to ordinary readirqr tiles mea
cants per Use. No natio* ler than YSc.
Any •esravinotise the eidersof which in Me.
p.c alary h.neat of any individual or arnsl-
• I , 1e cossidesodi as adverlL.m.ot and
RaUs dor thelavasse e.aesaet aavarffo
meats wt8 Ito given Di ygaim-es
Meter aY cemse.s.n-els. M
TR R B1 I »AI. elitiri bpi CO.. Li milts
unite icb eat
GODEADDIEVIIINHIBRAT. elEPT. & limb
-7.1E-PUI3LICITY SCHEME.
The -Signal recently made the rug-
• gestion that v voluntary committee
should be formed to collect informa-
tion in support of the county publicity
scheme end present it to the county
council at its nett session. The Sea -
forth Expositor, while thoroughly in
line with the publicity idea. seems to
consider The Signal's suggestion es
he expression of a desire to take the
matter out of the hands of the county
council, and it rays :
We do not concur in the view that
the county council should be absolved
from sesponeibility- in the manner pro -
The whole respon ibility
armed by the county
work• whatever it
map M carried. out under
their direction a' -d supers -Moo, the
shoe as any other work. weguired ht
or for the benefit of the who -Tb county'.
This is what the county councillo
are elected and paid for. It is their
business also to find out and to know
what the public sentiment -le in tbe
matter. Tris is not the work oL any
organization of private citizens. f
present county oouncillore are unwill-
ing to undertake the work and the
people desire it done, then they- should
be required to make room for other'
who are able and willing to as-
sume the rrepoosibility and do the
work which properly- pertains to their
poeitioo. Poke up the county council.
If they Won't :tet and you think they
should act vote against them next
January and in favor of men who will
do scwetbing. If the people want the
county boomed they can easily get it
done through the proper medium. ted
that medium is the county thoneii.
With mot of this The Signal heartily
agrees. But it is desirable that the
pressure of public opinion should be
exerted upon the council in order to
eecttre the deeired action. At the
June meeting of the council it was
declared by some of the members that,
while they were in sympathy with the
Nat►cally oestt•dieted. sued the state -
meat is nee& that the plan .f ...mpt-
ing Improvements from taxation has
been highly ..eoeesful is beth cities.
IThe long vacation la over aad for
school grind L on again, with varying
degrees of satisfaction to parents.
teachers and ebtldren.
la Toronto so wucb chbrim: wee
put in the city water supply, to purify
it. that the people wontdn't drink. it.
Chlorine bra a lees pleasant test* thaw
microbes.
One of the 'mottoes dtspla}edtin'this
Labor Daly parade at Toronto wort
"Untax improvements and Utes en-
courage building, regular cmpieyaent
and lower rents."
John 'tryst, the well-known, thick -
now capitalist, is -reported to have left
tbe Conservative party and 1.1*.wills
ing to accept a nomination in support:
of Mr. RoweNip-the Lrgislatars. Mr.
Joynt would aadoubtedly be a strong
candidate. -•
The report df• a. wicket matchin a.
Toronto paper is aresninder sf':+.sparne
that bas pretty nearly died out in.
Ontario. Pevillepoit will reeled whin•
our country gets into move leisurely
ways.
Col. Deuistt.s, the lbrnut...tire-eater.
(•s be imagines himself 1, ays that
derwaoy will try to take tilde Benicia-
fleet
ritis►fleet and make Britain pad an indents.
nity of one or two billion. of pounds.
sterling. Canada could' alletd.to pap
a good large portion of tiris1ndemnit s
if she could get Germany. to take (;old
Denison,:.loog with it_
Premier Borden had: an. inter+eating
hour with the suffragette... in. Loadon
one day last week. A deputatioa. ell
the militant champioee of womaesuR
fn go waited upon hien. and. asked him
what be was going to. do abort the
matter ig, Caned's. Ma $order bed a
convenient loopbole'ready and painted
oat that in Canada the Peov`elal
franchise was accepted tee etsetiona to
the Dominion Part +was
Jtepared to say t d'enid
• if ilsolbarture front t Mr.
•1~urt'eer iutimatt?E' • he
the women of Canada - Were
quite capable of looking atter 4beir
own interests and were not in "teed of
outside assistance in ettainioR any
end which they had at heart. A
member of the deputat'on hinted that
a militant agitation might be inaugut-7
Iiteeln Canada, and received the reply
frdo Mr. Borden that his conduct and
policy in regard to the questiou of
woman suffrage would not he in-
fluenced its the elightest by any pro-
cedure outeide
ro-
cedureouteide of argument and ren -
son. The Canadian Premier handled
the deputation well, and it the shriek.
ing sisterhood of the Oki ('oar try
start any of their shines over here
their action will be deeply rebooted by
a vast majority- of the people of Can-
ada. of both sexem
idea of advertisiug the county, they
had not sufficient information be-
fore them to justify their voting
the money needed for such a
campaign. The Signal's suggestion
s that some of those outside the
council who are seized of the urgency
of doing something for Huron bhould
be prepared to go before the council
in December and present the whole
question in such shape as to leave the
council no excuse for further delay in
setting aside a sum of money sufficient
to carry on a vigorous publicity
cam paign.
The Signal's idea is not to relieve
the council of responsibility. but to
allow the members no room to escape
from their responsibility. if nothing
he done between now and ilecember.
the council will meet again in just tIci
same circumstances as it did leW
.lune; the backward member, will
say, as they '.aid in June, that they
have not siiTcient information, and
the whole matter will be postponed
again.
We trust The Expositor on recon-
sideration will fall in with The Sig-
nal's proposal and will give its invalu-
able aedetance in endeavoring to se-
cure some preparatory action whieb
will stir the county councillors to a
realisatioo of their duty in this very
important matter.
Let Me Drink Deepty.
Let rue drink deeply of my onp of days.
To the last clinging drop -I shall not shrink .
llttoe are not craren llpe that would but grass
Where ruddy dimples dans aiag the brink.
Nay, to the utmost drags. e'en though they be
Nora bitter than the harsh salt of the nea-
t shall not falter -let me deeply drink
Elms Ise. how may
1 call the chalice Good on that sure der
The Giver of the cup .hell Dome this way!
-Mao R Greer.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
that there are sallies of the people,
it not an actual otsyeity, who were
mierepras rated by tilt behavior of
Congrue.. toward the-cowatry e *Mtge
Sena. -
A Good dila
iteaseites ftar.et.r.
It is a healthy site WMM' the snood -
woe of etudente at tab Ontario Agri-
cultural tkellege the cooing mown
pnomlimi to beat all records. As the
coaotryJ grows, indications point eon-
slaeively to the facer that ecietsbitio
ulture will prove s -•sate road to
Illthiscial success.
Py the Sa dal Id.•
Watford guide A]Meost...
Elbert Hubbard is. this wealth's
rtsiketias rays : "1 as not curs what
the unpardonable sin is, but I' beans,
le is • disposition to evade' the pay -
great of small Dins_"- Ab HItMt'a
ruagasine ie payable atrietir ins-.d-
vance we can only conclude that *sae
time or other he muse bare condemned
aomen, ry weekly
Mater Lemma -
Toronto beta,.
S. N. Lewis. M. 1'., who btaiinwin bas
Ibsen ektie.y known a.-tbe advtuaee of
stew daylight saving biN,hihs j$ nod the
militia. and at one bound, has- been
oohed a major. flt.wever, Jbebua,
Mr whom as a previous oocaeiom the -
sun slimed still, was ales a soldier.
Iltrbepe wben the 'Major. becomes a
General like Joshua, he, too, mai sue.
yard.
s -
oned.
How It Wads Ont.
Chatham Yews
r the British tar•taere now ea T1t-
lAta v ran find no markets- foe their
poodaeta they shouiddfighb torr mat -
oar wit with their own 'Articular
esus. Meanwhibtt . with lie big
.lystieit market feted o@' b ogee them
by a tariff wall, thee. can, hake with
Baehr vegetable. siogs1 tbsitr twits to
Ube borne market and the. British
ttasket, which, a000sdieg to, rani-reci-
procity
spielers, tori& to, maim us all
TORBTOW
ELLA
Freed Woe Reeriee•
Pair, Iliskache sot duds
is t�.
Isiah
MIAy He Wouldn't,
hey war asked by bre- mother 1.
ret eesedouatry wlth`'benbut the
thecoating and pleading was sl
ree
Whoa his father oaartrboaas that
wooly:ha was told by his wife giber
Jany (the boy) refused.' to go to thse
"Did you ask him why he didn't
want We go r said the father.
"No." said the mother. "L' didn't
tMak of that. 1 will go apto Jbboay
acid ask bits."
Than the mother went n,tvtonJbbntey
wad said, Johnny, why don't you
want W pp bo the ouuntrs Pe
`iffell,' 'answered Jdktanp "they
bare tbreabing-machines- out thtret
mod it's bad enough here wbsa you do
Alt hand."
A TarileWeslloeass.
Ottawa FrenItmea
It tpker the l'etifaet sett a vote of ;
the House of Commons and• `Senate to j
raise or lower tits. Uanadlalr tariff a
single degree onapy mne.asticle. But
an obscure dcpartuueabralt official can
ay : "In future bindaes and thresh -
ere coming in tram the lF*ited States
shall be valued:at-WM each for duty'
estiruntion inttt*d of gethas formerly.'
The effect of tide, in serration, is tbe
raising of the taii*1os these articles.
from 20 per sant. ions3pipee cent. or, io,
other words. tion .tdiition of 5i: part
cent.- 10 thogipseas?fatlf{:
The:lillek Mos Advertising.
Oarmeni Advocate.
Spriutjed,oe-es ISeetern Canada raay,•
be found elgcept1aally good . f&nan in
who hayemads ten, twenty and fortis:
thousand dolbhrs at dairying and bog..
rai.i•g, frnit.growing or mixed' Iwo -
tondos. ans. td better opportunitie.o,
the had are still open. Io -the West,
> examples would be bleynRd
forth in immigration literature, wee-
teaap in the papers, and heralded 1*,
aadwideto indicate the resources et
the country. What the East need& is
sett -discovery tbrough adeortiaigio. •
An Explanation Daeitosipd.
thigh• Packet WCoaserpatlre s
1'be dismissal of Mr. tit.tri. Ireland,
late customs officer at Parry Sound,
appears to call for some sorb of ex-
planation. Mr. irde,td is now a man
upwards of WRIT, t,►,whona the loss of
his means of liveNboocd is a serious
:natter. and it is :downed by its friends
that the charge against lam of offen-
sive p•rtiransbelp.. is abadutely baae-
1ess. 1n any ease, Mr. Ireland was
entitled to a while. _investigation, be-
fore actioo etas takeo. The North
Star declares that 1(r. James Arthurs,
M. P., who t& responsible for the dis-
missal, is "too eoaaH and insignificant
to represent • riding like Parry
Sound." We know nothing about
that, hit to any ht -thinking persou
this ionisers of dismissing (iovetn-
ment oMdab on fly charges must
appear contempt and unworthy of
with o seaman t Par h entto � h
oavared
Idents led at Last
Greenwood Lodge.
Roosevelt is the Colonel Sant
Hughes of the United States.
A Hint for September.
Hamilton Times.
Speaking of the weather, we have
seen some pretty hot Septembers.
He's a Progressive.
London Advertiser.
The leader of the Ontario Opposi
tion doesn't propose to be • atacd-
patter.
shocking.
Calgary New.-Telea-rwm.
Constantinople has experienced an-
other earthquake. Turkey is getting
plenty of shocks Just cow -seismic, so-
cial and scrappy
The Preacher's Salary.
Boston globe.
The average salary of clergymen in
this country is said to be g606 -w bleb
is easier to remember than it is for •
clergyman's family to live on.
A Pusillanimous Donna..
Toronto Star.
- The London Morning Poet toys that
EDITORIAL NOTES. Sir Wilfrid Laurier', speech is hoetile
to the British naval policy. 1ts doc-
Thi. is September. How is your trine is that nobody re ss
British unle
be proclaims that tie is frightened out
cosi-bin P
Fleet prise to August. 1011, as a wet,
cool summer arontb.
Party thoiumad shade trees have
teaw planted is Regina this year.
of his sen.. by Germany.
A S.rprieing Discovery.
va•ruver N.wsaavelti.w.
Tie Gentlewoman is a Leedom pub-
Ueatbe which looks& atter moiety sad
ether things. It has nstaie the ;absr
estl ag discovery that ids. It odes
"pommies all e ewe* uape..loess
aha rests &int of thtis
Get your big ca111111
and pusspkitaarwco
amds lead hos eely a mm e( l an lits& o-
ry foe the Godsrteb tabulate' Es- a'--
bi skins. 1t i. tasty a few days away.
Romeo's* bavisg started a report
that the hie idea la local tama-
leg aeeest. This is quits re sine -
1
T hs .?newt Owed Ms&
leseneset Warm
the
logrer
Olen "m 611411.a ba Yie Oris arks j 0 N�w — - t"
Vaeowe tee. • C.. the report le eo- v ehe
t.. a its Well M i1lhs.dsr
of the
me
awe frum PRiinYO
heck and beers* a aid
em st reoget'iawwr
way. I reexamine Luydi& E. PiNth►saw-'
Compound blloh1y to .11 expectant await
ers.'
xpect ntawfiiters.'-Mra,d& Waimea, 92 Logpm•v►
nue, Toren*. Coterie. -
Coneisbir wail This AS1iba•.
No wanes s ietieg from atpdoesed'
female troubles should lose Ilepfeatatl
she has gips Lgliia E. PinkhandifYlpi
citable Cemponed a fair triaL
This famous remedy, the mndiArel
gredianbrd whirl are derived dobe so -
tivw rootstsld herbs. has for weir teuty
Yews premed to be a most valise* gain
and invigq star of the femalamgenion.
Womea,alriiag is almost easy city
and tomer he this United 3M1se bear -
w i t l i ssetimeny to t osavenderial'
virtneatiBrila E. Pinkham e.Yegstehle ,
uw.'+` s11th ellithM106
bio
t.
.1, "4"3-^."
f
a•W sioneearesd
Logic.
-Why dors a hen crrv.2be btreser r
•Rooster no the othbs sjde :?"
"Nope. Colored man on the saws
ai¢e "
'Thing reminds me : I can prow.clials
astpn of opal is a coloyri,tuan."
"liiou've got to show rue.".
'•IYMI, stole of cosi -
'ITes."
"And a wait is a grime. -
oto be sure."
"And h pause is a.sbort taro.;
"Right again."
"And a short et"tgis a ball, placer."
"He is."
"And a ball ptij .r i9 e loni1 grab-
ber."
"Um -burn."
" 4nd 'a tow% Robber le a colored
DIM."
"You win."
TRADE -MIK ILEO.
0
Sigeatiklag Paper
„lshigh-grade papa. °dodos.
*lsateless. free fret tai.
—7f• Ise durable
exception* skreqg
sad effective date itstag for
wtlit, boors aad crabµ Let
to Finn you a agls*1b. 11
Selo Candi.. Wademaes
EMI »aleper Ce.
el Clnendle. MAMA Sg - LJ.
Howell Haawaie Ce., UeiteO,
GODERICM
"Msnerwr to a '5'
Three Days.m Minds
The iwrarr foots r, se douse lli
Iasread.. 1611 of York lsarrescra
canna Tae omens a•a
Mhos' [. M. s. awet aeeaaY tad
I,.Y.i. 2.7.1 Gower marlin Inger
of onlimo- prat. lir acral a4rro
orf.o arras freer
/ t••• -•-____.5-
T
tit TMOM LIME '
at sansesse fel* mer diem l..ds.ntla The
•Id..1 CeWso-Yams" •1a.wW\ w ewer
is tingling for
siyear fids week. 9lrangb
8 ott, int: ami Cal ..�`,rtie
&donee. Layne sesseas, tsrsiewe sevirw-
meat tisideat awe.- tweeb besilh of
atudsata. Naos Nary girl
Deeds aa ALMA Woe sea-
span=
eo-spsetas seat es to Pabasigal t:
5turdy's
IS THE
PLACE
FOR
Pure
Groceries
ALL WE
ASK IS A
TRIAL
Sturd3 & Co.
The Grocers On the Square
'PHONE 91
gllEinsrares-
W. AOH UON a 11104111
SPECIAL'S
For First Wedc;at Somber
Handsome Falx Cutts -
Tbe mutt miser styles in the OOP OMAR g a
regrethated
ell the neready for wM ilesl b*lade mid midday ` the tweeds (
nd
coatingMisses'
at eh.r,nittg sed °'" 1lk $* �15.00
Ytee.s CofMq ranging in peke. �,
Kid Greve-SpOcial
Fifty dean Kid (cloves, posiothillning. tion tiab.esea fine
imported kid. black. white, navy, bsewsp tag, strawy doe 6
to 7i. sessions, spacial peke. pee teir.....�.."..,....» .. 59C
Fifth doses ladies' black Ostial,, arse, Mtge
pure wool 'and .ramie•., rsgutac • 3gr .ed MOD 9, 94 and lv,
Per pair quality. sg5C
Men's (iehmere Home, aU-wool, fastripe seamless Box. sizes
10, 104 and lei. regutor' 86c a pair, for abMsn.her,�stet week 50c
only•
SO* pear et a pain
Corsets
"A La Grace Corson" -a dozen ssyies to soil different figures.
This tweet la perfect, we oo:widr, in every detail and tap -to -the -
minute in style. contains sterling value in quallty, every sift 18 to
do, at per pair special 61.00. gl.tld', 1111101 nos. "Lao $3.WW
and..
Carpets
V'vAet Rug.3 x 3.......
VNvet Rugs 3 R 31
%%Peet Rugs 3x4
Tapeeery and Brussels Ru
this week_
and, tis
. .... ....Is Leo
*111.00
$17.00
ice . naw Fdathsh stock, upend
Floor air Cloths
1n a.veriety of new patterns, at per 'gu a re yard.
25c
Floor laiseieums
loan 3 and 4 yards wide,at per �
, 50c,60c
equal, pard 7
W. ACHESON a SON
Summer Ooods
at Cost Price
We find our stock of tdusfaser (foods much larger than ww.s
, nt
11 to be at this season, and in order to reduce it we are_ allruseg
the following lines at actual cost,
Hammocks
Lawn Hose
Oil Stoves
Gasoline Stoves
Refrigerators
Screen Doors and . Windows
This sale is genuine, mod your oppor'ttlnity to gets what you nerd
AT nitro. Cour. You need the goods -we need thomoney. Come
early and get first choice.
CEMENT
We have received word from the manufacturers that our ear of
cement has been shipped and will arrive this weak. We Can then
fill all orders with fresh goods. Tae PRICE Ia Tbenrr.
BINDER TWINE
We are agents for the Deering Twine. the blot that tswney c+n
buy. Ouarautecd 6b0 test to . pound.
Howell Hardware Co., Ltd.
THE BEST PLACE TO HUY HARDWARE
SCHOOL: SHOES
The time has come again to get
your boys and girls prepared for the
fall term at school.
They will need good st r o n r'
serviceable Shoes—the kind that will
stand a severe test in any weather.
At our store you will find the most
complete stock of the class of Footwear
that will give satisfaction, at the lowest
prices possible.
Don't fail to call and see what
good Shoes should be.
Rspairing
Downing et in/AWN/Car
mwrrH Nes or AQt!ARR, A ]I.