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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1913-2-20, Page 3ildlatetets ds be Dress s. Whip. Pallettew * are fre patterns. 1 flc Cloths O, selling at .t stripe,. acb 02.isi. • *1 .50 and Cloth at Reduc I fluIR "of* rater were s we will lar Value. nreeerved Lai prices. besutitul. tceptional y Cotton' id, 10o isummanor Bros. ICH ng irectors slmers attended to light or dio WILSON arris Agent ters t price. If you sand rex what e the OWS R PLOWS 3WS RRIS and CREAM SEP - )N8 and NADA t MOUNT P lit - TEA D L Try a few will pay you. iced at P91 Fence 'epee Posts. in Viten come a have. larr iS511011 Goderleh, Oat. PeageinagligWeirnilige ••••••••• N R MEN hose 622. DIE The National Fruit Co. IND ONLY GENUINE 1111W•R5 OV EMMA- TIM& SOLD ON THE MERITS Ob MINS NI B 0 KBI N DI N G MAGAZINES, PERIODICALS and LIBRARIES bound co repaired. GOLD LETTERING on LEATHER GOODS anorsersreiVr attended to on leaving A. E. TAYLOR, deasereuto .esat TR dill. • AL. Goderich. MEDICAL DR. W. F. UALLOW. M. B. o&oe and roadways. Neetb street. Octleciett. "Kb oy opacity RT saga Tierebses 111 - - ' K. F. J. R. FORSTER-EYE, EAR, owe sad Wrest any. Rouse summon. yogic Uptithalage sad Astral lostaste, Cloud ‘a.i.a..Kar. New and 1 use t inn lel, Rank c.'otiare. and ileoregoid Kyee liovattol, LOU. Logien& Clam. SI &Waterloo citron. einulon, opowite Kilos Cherch. Rotas 9, to p. 7t2D.In. Tweeters' LEGAL rut. 1./1- OGT, HAYS & K I LLOR- AN, bsrostars. sottettara wearies publics. to the illantsuce Coen, eta Pnvate Eto bud at lowest ratan Of toter.. Kaet yid* l.quste. Oolerich. W. PRJCUPutiT. K. C.. it. C. HAY& J. L. li.ILLORAN. N.G. CAMERON. K. C.. BARRI& TEL iota:ttar. notary pubLie. 011osa- kcapaltoo duvet. Uuderic, Ward door frow CHARLES GAtil.ROW. LL.B., tisk Ft- easteat. waver,. ilialialtor. etc-. (indu- ltam. y to Wed at lowest nate.. iO. JOHNSTON, BARRISTER. Wasser. cesnalwawer, notary public. _ass* Hamilton etretg. Ocidorich, u -it. AUCTIONEER. .1[HOMAs (,LNDRY A I:CTN./2;1MR Roi." oodt nch. instrsctions by mall S let: • iai odt,e will be prowoUy at tended to hniddetwe wastalione lis INSURANCE. LOANS. ETC. 00.04.1g k PRIVATE FUNDS TO V lona. spew to M. G. c.o.. emnsuir. Mangum string. 4.108CeiCO. Tbe Story of an Unsucc Many Huron County Orc ested-Not Enough Read Undertaking Over Its First Lisses. Enterprise in Which d -owners Are Inter. oney to Carry the Lumbago ,rrear Tenants Webs. Feb. 10.1 and *sof of the orchard had nothing Upon the Sent petition of H. T. to do With the picking and peeking of Brown, of W Loon*. OoL, and of an the apples. Be might he celled upon English fertilizer oopany the Na- to meter, in getting the ripples to the uooal Laud, Fruit & Iscking ()Oen- nearest shipping point, but his service' parry, Limited. of 37 Yonge street. would be peed for. The orchards were wbi.b had an sutborized capitalize- lamed at a stated price per tree per Goo of $1,215,001/ also a paid-up cap- year, Use average rental being prob- Rol of at least $301.1.000. went into lig- ably about one dollar. The leases were uidation on December 9 h last. for seven years and renewable for Le.t week Mr. H. Pollan.° Evans three years more. They were ten:nin- th., founder and president of the Na- able tarty try the lessee paying to the Lionel Land. Frt.it & Packing Cone lessor a sum of money equal to one- Paay• effected a Iowa of :001V9llo half of one year's rental of thaorchard. (Sallee in Paris. France, from the well. The lease also stipulated that each known underwriting firm of Dreyfus. year a certain .unount of money A portion of this loan will be used to would be spent on the orchard. by the salvage the wreck of the National lease* in pruning and plantiug new Company. trees. Wee' the assets and liabilities of the company amount to it is impos 5101e yet to say. The eiquidastors, E 11. t' Clarkson it Sons. are now work - W R. ROBERTSON. It • INSURANCE AGENT. fru LIGRTPLIte : BAUM. Canadian and Aaermako. &TAPS:cr. nicangig inn LLASILe try the Ocean Amides% and Uunreittos ...urporaUon, Wanted. Of lanalOo. /So& Maur". aim Overture:a Boom : I be U.r3. Malay and 01:artistes CesePallY. Mice *1 reeidanoa eorteesst maw of tric- ked' ant M. David s atzeine. 'Phnom 179. FAIN W. CILLItilil, LIFE, Filth tl Luc *readout isseraere. Agent for leading slaw. acid stock companacia. thearatios aii WM effected an barpampa/A sa Sowea nue. all at canoe, censer. Wen dtreet sad Square addrere J. W. CKA1ill1L, Uedench trui. feeybone 59. In 1912 a great number of farmers wbo had leased orcherds to the com- pany suffered looses through the tiruis tasolvencv. The notes for beams were ing on the books and expect to be atle dr &ea up and made payable on In i• -rue • report in a taw Tb• DoerDecember 31, 1912. The Rim went into liabilities are not very heavy, the liquidation on Deceuitier:N. three days largest creditor's claim Dot exoseding - previously. but beyond what the company terms iwprOVed leases** the &mete of the National are practically nil. Directors Lose. • The heaviest losers in the crash are the directors of the company, who. at the time of the issue of the winding - up order, and as far as can be learned. were : President, H. Pollmen Evans ; vire-president, Thorn:is T. Rolph, of 37 Yonge street ; Dowries A. Burns. accounta.ut. 31 Yonge street :Campbell Dauncey, London. Eng.: W. M. Ger- man, K. C. M. P. Welland, and E. L. Taylor, Winnipeg. Mr. Evans rs Said to baye bad over $15esiter invested in the company, and Mr. German over At the time of the organization .of the National Land, Fruit & Packing Company the founder. H. Pollman Evans of this ity. continuo looted with Hon. Comore E. Foote:. now Ministet of Trade and Commer.-,r at Ottawa. apd thin a prominent member of the Conservative party 111 pposition at Ottawa, With a .view to placing Mr. Foster oa the board of director% Shortly after Mr. Evans' return to To- ronto Mr, Foster informed hen that he (Mr. Forage. Would not permit, his name to be connected with the Na- tional directorate. The National Land, Fruit Se Pack- ing Courpieny was organized early in the year 1911 in Great Britain hy 11. Polies/in Evans. A British charter was obtained, and an underwriting firm in London assumed the. rayon sibility of the stock flotation of Clad; 110 sterling in preferred aad CIOL000 in common stock. Altogether about 2.709 people in Great Britain took stock amounting to fr100.i5on, When Mr. Evans returned to Toren - to he immediately commenced busi- nese operntlogn, under a Provincial charter. with head offices at 37 Yonge street. By its charter the company was empowered to lease apple or- chards throughout Ontario and to manufacture cider and vioegar from the 'apples m well as trade in the raw apples. The preeident some thine pee- viously had teen in France, and had taken occasion to investigate the vin- egar industry in Nornsendy, and re- turned home seized with the idea that if the production of apples in Ontario could be reduced to a scientific basis the ipdustry could be made a very lucrative one. ch ILLOP MUTUAL FMB 11% euRANCK C 0.-1a701 and isolased ISMS yrupertg USItcrii-J. /3. McLean. Pres.. Santana P.O.. ki:Lonolly, V ices-Pree.. tioderien Y. U.. h. hags, tisc-Tresia., neaten* P. U. lrectota- D. F. McGregor. cenforta ; Jobs Littleve, S% ; unaln Riau, Conetaeow ifitanewels, ; Junes Krems. °bawd ; Jana Wau.. nada* ; Malo'' Kat wen, taiseellsid. AMU. : J. w. Yes* goiniesTilks ; R. amitta. kariock;William Chesney. Seaton* ; 9. klachley. tiestenit. Pettey-lielden see pay seesswerira saa their once esesenes ss R. J. MarrialiC Cascaras etiere,c *assn. se at II k LAU • trieeserv. &Wanes otrool. looloorlook ILLISRIAOR LICTIMSES WALTER, L. &LALLY, J. P.. 00DVA1C12. ONT. len= or M.1&011 LICK:218M SHAVING PARLOR 10tEDFORD BLOCK BARRER SHOP. LP -ilda wellionere end ~dm gandi Is Ito game We but *GM= Is abasing. Mar carumst:loi, ma& UAW/ sisamaselea • tY. Alkyl Maio Oar WIN loo roppeorialoTerei Perrorisam. Harvesting of Crop. While there was a sufficiency of money. the National Land, Fruit & Packing Company fulfilled tbemiseion semi torth in its charter. It leased the orcheidein various parts of the Province, notably in Prince Edward and Huron comities. the Niagara Peninsula and the Georgian Bay district : it employed eleven district superintendents, whose duties were to look after the harvesting ot the apple crop, to arrenge Tor the letting out of new treer and, in genial. to provide for the apple production of the present and ct the future. Msney, though. did not come in es readily as it went out• The Mimic() plant cost too much. Attentiou was lavished upon soma orchards, and was conspicuous for its &tames in others. In Prince Edward county the company spent over 1$30.000 ore surchard improvements what actually. are the asset. and habil- in- 1911. Similar amounts in two or ities of tbe National Laird, Fruit a: three isurtarices were expended in Packi,,ft IC‘imPanY• Western )(natio. rIcCall's Patterns Gloves Iis Mismesellsm °Me back. The cases is 'Uric Arad in the Wood. 11 tbe kat- Ileye did their work there would be so Uric Acid and so Lumbgo. Maks the kidneys do their work. The it, positive and only awe kw Lowsbago is Dodd's Kidney Pills rentals and royalties. Amongst triode to whom saaries are said to be due are .-Roy A. Carey, Hamilton: Hugh Johnston. Arrona I. A. Furrv, St. Catharine.; J. C. Nash. Frankfort'; Cecil Schuyler. Brantford : Frank Evans, Clinton; W. J. Morrow, Gode- rirh ; James Ryan. Bothell; Beery Cole, Kincardine; R. t'. Ferguson, Thornhury E. L King. Thortibury. and Malcolm Beer. Manchester. A Help to Some. Despite the company insolvency there are many fernier- in the Prov- ince who are better ort than before they ever heard of the National Com- pany. for the latter spent large of money and improved their orchards and brought then) to a ratite of pro- duetivity never before dreamed of. The report of the liquidators will. it is expecteel., be ready in a week or so. when. out of the tato r int h of loans and leases and royalties and deben- tures. the people interested will know ten 9. Poor Year. Another reason for the company's failure lay in the fact that a large sum of money Wan spent on lowed or- ehards in 1911. in whieh year the apple crop rxreptionaltv prior. The National Lsnd. Fruit at Packing Company secured only 33,000 barrel% In 1912. which was a good apple year, the, company controlled 2151.01X1 barrel* of Financial stress and the negotiation of lours wes neceseitated. The tym- pany paid out in orchard rentals 1911 $97,000. The banks early in 1912 begun to tighten their purse Arings. and Mr: Ryan.. after mane *steamer, found it impossible to effect a loan from loyal baths. Mr. Evans arranged for a loan of 575,0(1) from the Home Life Associa- tion, but as the first payment of over SM1,000 was about to he made to the National Company Mr. Evans, who was then in Europe, was notified that tbe loan had been stopped. Mr. David L. Dick of this city advanced a payment of si5,0to to the rompany on tbe 1912 crop. A town of $05,40 had been secured late in 1911 fromthe Union Life Assurance Company. the security given by the National Com- pany being a mortgage on the vinegar plant at Mimico. A number of other smaller locos were also effected by President Evans to keep the National going. The refusal of the Home Lite Aeso- elation to pay are $75.0110 loan, whieh Mr. Evans hal arranged for from them. was the fatal blow to the Na tional. A Big Loss. The fact that 15o,o0n barrels of apples of the 1912 crop in Ontario did not reach tbe public market because of the financial difficultiee under which the comp ety was then labor ing presents another phase of the oers- tions of the National Land. Fruit k Packing Company. As bas already been stated. t he compeny, through its leases. I -ad ntrol :110,000 barrels of apples hint fall. Because of lack of funds the company was able to handle only 5(1,000 barrels, which meant that three-fourths of the crop was left on the trees. The fertners wbo had leased their °refuels were somewhat hesitant about making any move to realize on those apples on the trees, which, if not soon picked. would be of no um, becaule they were Dot tbe rightful owners of the apple.. Same of them did eventually make an effort to market or use the apples, but, at, any rate. a large quantity rotted. It was only shortly before Uhristroas that. the lessors found out for a cer- tainty that the National Company was unable to market the Thus the public market was d ved of the competitive Talus of such a large quantity of apples. No Chnetnas Appals. To Control the Apple Production. So sanguine was President Evan. over the possibilities of the vinegar indoetry in Ontario that be harbored the dream that at a time net very re- mote be would control the apple pro- duction of Ontario. Previous to tbe formation of the National Coinpany, Mr. Evans had organized tbe Agency Land & Secu- rities Company, which pew:tiredly played the part of a hloding company for the National, and secured leases on orchards throughout the Province. These lessee were to be wowed on what was known ea "the Royalty plea." With a large fraction of the money raised by stock subscriptions in Great Britain in connection with tbe National Company's flotatioo. Mr. Evans purchased from the Agency Lead k Securities Company for the National Company a large number of the leases secured in his absence. In May. 1911, tbe National Land. Fruit k Pacaing Company commenced Rs career. Mr. 1. F. Metcalfe was fleet secured as operating sup rin- blindest of the company. He was a littie later replaced by Mr. Roy A. Care of the Wentworth Fruit -grow- er: tion, at a salary of 1112.010. A vinegar plant was commenced at Mimic°, whicb, on its eomOletion, coat the company !MOO& Storage plants were lunged at Brantford and St. Catharines, and a coidetorage plant at Trenton waa purr:Mord from Mr. Eben James for IM.000. I-orty years in use, 20 years the standard, pre- scribed and recommended by physicians. For Wo- man's Ailments, Dr. Mar- tel's Female Pills, at your druggist. ;11-11-11einnialligiF LEARN THE AUTOMOBILE RUSIN 11119 dig do /Aar mai end PlIpmedlio inhere* TM A COWER $I TER MO 11011110111PTO T. M. 0.5. ILIP1119911/1111Lit SI SOO& Dr IS VS MALMO, AVOWS IPIS• le Pr MAY epee '10V.. 47 alnico Plant For the 1911 apple crop, President Beans was making big preparations. He inetrocted Manager Carey to ob- tain IVO carloads of apples for the vinegar plant at Mimic). Carey re- monetrated with the president say- ing it would he folly to get in such • large purply of apples when the Mimic() pliant was not yet neer com- pletion. However. aeventy -five car- loads were brought to Mirnioo. Theme were aept so long welting for the com- pletion of the pint dust only • small percentage of them were eventually good for any um, and the demurrage dowses on the ears amounted to EL- M As so illnetration of the enterprise of the gompacy s bead two vi esparto were brought over fromntire mandy to take charge of the menu Minn of this protect at the Minden plant. They made a nater of fe:entlj Wilstakes. however, es they had to take eognizeoes of the test tan the conditioos la Ontario were different from those Is Normandy. My Orchsrds Limed. Au orobard leer. wee es these white irlekes IMMO meekest the Nalimak the gegheei oesegney held, wee eel KIM, alive vats beve heat albeedly M- a a very bindleg ekseseler. r lee se Wed einalliel IseeSesse esa= the lerer err esseserel. 1e avers Ike espisost ef eseer te of Last fall ebe oompany had received 191.000 from parties in different parts of Canada to send bone or apples es Christina' presents to friends and reietives hi Great Britain. Thia money was all returned. because the company had no Christens apple. to ship. Tb. oely assets of the company in sight are the ''improved tense throughout the Province, and it will require about 11100.003 tAnatrodithton out the financial tangle reenitiog in the liquidation of the Natiosal land. Fruit lk 1Pac9.itie Conspeay. brit Pred- deet Inas has sassy this cabled to friends sod internee/ parties here his seserartee that nary endltor will be paid 101) mete on the dollar. and that no one will lows. Most of the endings, so ler as ma he learned, are those ist Ihe heehaw to whore salaries are as" assy o re who have received se rosey ees- sittemtine for sated mere. and three who hove seMuzIpmeat and patsy. Mr. Brown -- 01 hes a SAVED HIS LIFE. What Nicholas Burton. of Claremont, Says Dodd's Kidney Pills Did for Him. Clat em on t . Ont.. Febi nary 17th, - (Specials -Nicholas Burttm, the well- known harneesonaker of this plsce. is firmly convinced that he owes his life to Dodde.Kidney Pills. "Aboet thirteen years ago.- Mr. Burton states, "I grew gradually weak. and my akin and eyeballs were as yellow as saffron. The doctor here tank me to Brooklin, and later to To- ronto for consultation. and the final decision wait that I must undergo an operation to remove a supposed cancer on my firer. My chew.. of recovery were considered as nil, and 1 pro- eeeded to settle up my business af- tait•Then from something I read I he- ... gan t .king Kiduey Pills. My condition soon began to improve. and. in short. I owe it to them that I am here today." 1 Fire at Exeter. Exeter, Feb. 11. -About 7:30 on Thuteday evening. J. A. Stewart dig- 7arered fire in the genetal store of Jones d: May. Mr. Jones had closed the retire hut a fee minutes before. and had gone home for the evening. The tire started at the end of the first counter in the middle of the drygoods department. Its origin is a mystery. but in all prohahility caused hy some one careleeely dropping the stub of a cigar Con the floor. It was forttipate for the town thatch, tire did not etfra good start. as the wind was high and the town would bay.- been in danger. The firemen were on the spot and bad their base ready for business in short order. and were ta little disap- pointed in not getting a ...hence : but the store bucket brigade extinguished the flames. The proprietors cart y about 8:So.00e insurance on the stock. Tneir lose Iron, fire and water will be about 53,- 000. Must See Her Pastor. A elergymsn tells this story about himself: "My little darrebter was feel- ing a hit under tbe weather the other evening, and, therefore, had to be put to bed early. Sbe bad not been under the covers more than five minutes be- fore she called out. •Masoma. I want to me papa."0o to sleep, deurie • answered her mother. 'Papa can't see you now.' In • few minutes there came a pleading voice, 'Mamma. I gotta see papa.' 'I can't disturb your papa now. He is very hussy. Go to sleep.' There was a silence for nearly four minutes. Then this promincla- mento floated down the stairs, 'Mam- ma, I am a very sick woman. and 1 must see my pastor at once; Then went up." super** el infferest te NM ewe - Second thoughts they arrive in time. may be hest -if 'few spring *odd Are Arriving 9ailq cite ?few 'Wadi 2taterials The most complete stock of Fashionable Wash Materials we have ever had the pleasure to show. First and foremast. Anderson s Scotch Zephyrs in plains colors, ebeeke. stripes and fancy weaves, colors absolutely fare. The new bordered Zephyrs are very stylish. These celebrated Gingharns and Zephyrs from 12ic to 5c a yard. grints The best quality Prints are bete in all colors and designs. Hundreds of' pat terns to select ft otu. Colors guairanteed absolutely fut, per yard 121c. I Fancy Ratlines. Plain Corduroys and Bedford Cords. Figured Vestings. Fancy- 'Voiles and Marquisettes. Repps and Shantung Linens. Galateas and Uniform Cloths. 1 Plisse 5i Millar's `view fresh 7(5�ds and Suitingd The new these Materials and Suitings shown this season surpass any 'wirier shollling for beauty, variety and quality. New Whipcords and Serges in all the new colors. Special value in heavy English Suiting Serge, in black and nacy only. 50 inches wide, $1.00 a yard. The new Teviot Suitings in all the wanted colors. Special 75c • yard. White Materials will be much in demand this season for smart Suits and separate Coats. We have an exceptionally choice snowing of these goods. White Serges. SOc, 75c and $1.00 a yard. White Whipcorda. 50e to $1.50 a yard. White Cashnueres, Albatrose, Lustre*, and Sicilians. See our special showing of the new Materials at 50c a yard. McCall's Patterns and Publications for March now in stack. a Scotch Store nest 51 Married Young. An amusing event happened some time ago in one of the Paris courts of justice. A vain, /naughty woman was called 65 11 witnese, when the magis- trate inquired her age. "Twenty-five last August,.. promptly replied the lady. The next witness was a young man. who at. once acknowledged that he Was twenty-peven years of age. "Are von reletcd to the last witnese? queried the magistrate. "Yes ; I am her son.- be replied. Ah !" mused the magistrate. `your mother must bare married very young." ROYAL PURPLE Stock ig; Poultry Specifier FREE We will peed aLelaisly tre9 ter the asking. Postesi4. sae woe • large sr -pare beaks (with W- ent). en the common diseases of stock and posi•try. Tells hoe to feed all kinds of heavy and light horses. colts and mares. snitch cows. calves aad fattening steers, also hos to keep and feed poultry ms that they will lay as well in winter as in summer. It contains Sig recommends from all over Canada. from people who have med our goods. No farmer should be without it. You can fatten cattle and bogs In a month's less time by using our Royal Purple Stock Specific than you could possibly do without it, thereby saving a nsonth's feed and tabor and the cost to you will not be more than 91.50 for •ir rags or 11.00 for one steer. It will keep your horses in show condition with ordinary feed. If you have a poor. miserable -look- ing animal on your place •ry it on this one first' and see the otersetk,us result which will be obtained. Our Stock Specific increase the milk flow three to fire lb. ier cow per day. while being fed in the noble. A SO* package will last a Cow or sone 70 days. ROTA'. PURPLE POULTRY SPECIFIC will make your hens lay fast as well in the winter as In the summer. and will keep them free from &sea.. The gongs are punt and unaduherated_ We do not nee any cheap filler to mak* • largo v-- ailifrent to.n3 any on the market at the present time. Royal Purple Stock Specific. 50c tacks.. : four :ow Deltas . in aa air-tiobt tin. for 91.53. Royal Purple Poultry Specific. 23e and Inc pekes.. and 61.50 air -tight tins that hold f'ur 5& pe Royal Purple Lire Killer, 2Se and Inc Gra; Site by mail. Royal Purple Gall Cure. 26c and Inc Uim by mail .Royal Purple Sweat Liniment, Sue bottle; be mail. Royal Purple Cough Cure. Sue tin 60c by mail. Royal Purply Dioiefeetant. 26e and 60e tins. Royal Purple Roup Cure. the this ; 110e by rnail. Royal Purple Worm Powder. /tie tins : 20c * 5.11 t Manufactured Duly by TheW. A. Jenldnri Mfg. Co. London. Canada Royal Purple. Supplies and Book- lets may be obtained 1 row A. J. Cooper. Flour and Feed. Goderich. No man is Stronger Than his Stomach ler MAW Adviser *bac r. eamen kw& V delitais 'seeress sloe slide& se my Ms PEZra=160/. emilfrillf "jia,irf.f "",,;4," 4-1" ' 14472PW#4" ; ria.s.411•:•` LETth. greatest athlete have and his strength will seen faiL One's stamina -fern - dyspepsia fullness and strength of mind or masa' depend upon the blood, and the blood to turn, requires a healthy stomach, fee the stomach is the laboratory when the feed is digested and such *a- main are taken .p -or assenuisted-whieh inedre ildned. In wineequeoce all tbe organs of the body, e a& es heart hinge, liver and kidneys, as well ea &be senses system, feel Idet had effect lf the row ▪ le donned Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery WIPP the Idammeh /Mei bidpserate. err Ile Ire krao otifoOtp. rooarrotai Ile edema tem the - M.s 5. wde seem get red Most Ite abed et anne My arwellieL The seilmeleg banana Mis sateen ef mews inetseml eleirmikserompolsen Ines 3*vim • min ass Ise yes of Laimptell tee tams • SHOE GOODS at SHARMAN'S Ladies. and Gents Slippers Boys' and Girls' Skating Shoes Ladies' and Gents. Skating Shoes Boys' and Girls' Slippers Bootees for the Baby. Everything in beautiful. comfortable and riervieeable Footwear. Styles Right Prices Right W. SHARMAN Corner East St. and Square Velox Demonstration at our store Tuesday, February, 25th 7.30 P.M. All the newest wrinkles will be demonstrated by an Eastman Expert. Bring a negative with you. YOU are cordially invited. F. J. Butland Druggist, Goderich, Ont. Kodak Supplies. TRANSCONA A GREAT CITY IN THE MAKING Transcona will he one of the greatest railway centres of the West. The Grand Trunk Pacific bas =Tshops located there. the Canadian Pacific way has estoblisbed immense freight yards, and it has been pereistently rumored that tbe Canadian Northern Railway will move their entire shops from Fort Rouge to Tranecona. Tranecona's futore as a manufacturing city, as well as a railway centre, is aernired, and several large ind nutrias are already established, requiring' a large number of men. PROPERTY WILL DOUBLE IN VALUE many times over in the next two years, and there are big profits for the inventor wbo buys today. We have a number of kite to sell at Trene-ona and offer them very whaatageous terms to Gode- rich purchaser% Write for our booklet, which tells an shout Tina:one. Scott, Hill be Co. n Canada Life Building WINN] PEG. MAN. J. T. Goldthorpe Amelia hi GODERICH Rand Tiler* Iri 44.414h.