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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1914-7-9, Page 2• 211MlttttoaT, JULY 2 111<M 4 A. B. BRADWIN EDITOR Alen Pt'BLIKHNR Tai awM•L L publl.bed every Thurrda hathe nate 1-t The Miguel Building. North yrrrr, lled.rkk Uremia Telepbuo. 4.o34. MC•aeetlTIOM Teams -Owe boiler and Fifty Ce. 1e per year ; If pad al r:clly In ant 1111.11 One Duller will be mopped ; to subo rMre In the U ued 1141.11. be rate b One (halerandFIRy Cents .trtotly In advance. Mub.crlbera who fall La /0011.1. TNi SWOP/Ail. ',robot, by mail wtllu.ee r • favor by aequalm lag the toblW ee at ti. tact at seemly enema. p e,dble. When .. • ebaade of addr.desired, both ed and IM new adder. remold b. Rive.. Itewlttaeow may be made by hank draft, sapper Otoee7 eider. es.re.aor order. or rtebter.d letter. Sehnortptlotra may eomwenoe at any tiara. Auvegrre1M41 Takra-,tales for deploy mod eastrart •d r.nhwe,eeta will he elven o• strait antieu. Legalised otherdollar ad yen temente. tee tem. pet line for Bret lneertlou and foyr rent• per line for tech rnb.equent IorrUon. M. a.un d W • .tale or .old aor.psrell -twelve I•w to an inch. taqi Ines, oted• of .lc hate w ad ceder, Fly. Dollar. per year Advertise meet. of Lest. Fouled. Strayed. Situation. Vacant. el' twtkm- Wanted. lissom fur flak or he faro. Farm• f-rr Sale or to Near. Article. for U.L. ala. mut a creed Ing eight II lie-. T wen I y Aye rent- lent- wash ine.rito1 ; One Dollar for drat 'moth. eller 4'rot • for moll Mut.. guest month. Larger ad tort Wass. In proportion. Au- nou..oemenl. to ordinary reading type. ren Cent. par line. No notice 1• ti lawn Tweut7- nvrCent.. Any .past& ..alm, the obJert of whit►th, the pecuniary benetll of any individ- u al .. seerl&ZWn. t . be oon.o rn•d so ad. er• terrace( and cbrard a.• ..r.lingly. To costumier..otaT- -1 he r-. Mrnntinn of onr rw►.erlber. ant renders 1. t o dtasl7 Zoon. . d tnw•rd-making Tug `•14:v 41. a took hrmooed .1.111ora1. owe') see dot net dotes-. t..neon.. rnnolostlon will be attended to unises it fon- tains the near mod add.. of the writer, not rrro..'mrlly for hublare'Fm. bur .. 0•1 evidence of root tatth. New- (utas should teach leg r•rgyAI of•ee .01 later 'bon Wrdnr.day 110011 of earn week. THC RSDAV. JULY bre. le14 LOWER LIVING COST The high prolrclinniets who, for .e.1. flab reaw,us, try u1 bu.alefink the people into the Isebef that the tariff bas nothing to do with the Net of liv- ing have • bard nut to mark if they are toespMin what has taken place in the United States in regard to elegise price* wince the rrluetin11 of the United `states duties • few months ago. When the tariff on sugar -woe lowered, the pt ice of sister ^sine down, too, with the remelt that already there has heed a net .Aving of many millions to the consumer e. in the • rim hl A atatement :trendy tossed by the Federal Sutter Refining lbmpany—a L'nited,!ltates corporation n -makes the facts plain. Following the. r.durtion Of the pugar hint its, t hr peke of the commodity fell .t 1:.nlp ever. per polled ON i, lip mrd. with an average price of 4.10 cents per pound in o• her years. Figured out on the iw•ip•.if the quantity of auger cone mid in the Uni'td States in the preceding year, Use company de •14ree, the sieving to the people as a result of the reduction ire duty 'mutat Ie 84$.714.' 474. But !be- hest arbest is yet 10 r from the stand- point of the United S'a'es consumer— for In 11)ld the United libelee duty on auger is to he wip%d oda• As the com- pany'd statement pays : "While the W iper cent reduction in the tariff Af- fords sole • relief from the exception- ally bigb tate that we have been labor- ing under, the real Wssasesa/llta SaN- sumer will conte in NMA, shoo whish a further saving of some $I00.0011,000 per year will be effected... V. bat is happening in the United litotes in the case of sugar will happen in every country. under not'ntal con- dition', in the case of every commod- ity when tariff taxation is reduced. In Canada Itself, in resent weeks, we h ave had proof of the) effect ni the tariff upon pricey. I)uriog the recent, session of parliament, the Borden government increseet the ditties upon a number of articles, Including wire rods and some chances of structural steel. Alurst immediately the price of the .tructutal steel affected by the tariff changes was inereaMed. The O•n.dian purchaser paid more to tbe protected producer. Similarly, the peke of nails—which are nsanteftctur- ed !tom wire rode—was raised Lr tents per keg. The tariff increases made greater the profit.. of s tow manufac- turers and the people generally are paying the piper. In the Prated `stales tariff reduction lies in -ought decrease.* in the root of Using. in Canada tariff increases tirade by the Borden government. in -Blits of the pentam moi the iibesets i. :gseliament, have furred the Canadian Foyle to pay higher prices than form- ,f+ely for articles which they must its. The !meson to be drawn loon the Irtsof:icits is plain enough. It give. ad - 1 supp.rt to the Liberal policy of considerate tariff reduction. MORE BOROEN WASTE The story .1 the one for a puhlt building at Canning, Nova Neon•, i• a .Imple titanki male but it is not witbout tit:tereet to the people of the country. Is pleasant, too, no doubt. In the Ars of Mr. N. W. Eaton. since it tells M a Borden government plan to pay Mile dant for something which the try could obt•M for nothing. When a site for a public building eongbt in fanning. • suitable of ground was offered the t for nothing by Sir Fred - Borden. who is • eitlsen of the But Mr Raton had another of property which he wished to and Mr. Erato was • staunch of the premier and had rarrbd Oo.•ereat4ve banns uneer•eeme is lain A. • faithful ()erpserva- Mr. Sates had to Ise '•lonked by the Oossevvative 'ovens - THE SIGNAL : C.ODERICH : ONTARIO meat which Rives more attention to the d,sirm of its fr lends than it does to the public interest. The result was that the government decided W twr- ehase the Eaton laud for Belot though the other site was favored by many of the people of (Jeanine, and would have cwt the country nothing. The goveromient plans on giving Mr. Eaton the two thou.and while the country i• to tout the unnecenary MI'. It bar been found, however. that an• other Grip of land will have to be ad- ded to the Eaton property in order to obtain a alto of sufficient size. For this smaller bit of ground the govern- ment efferd to pay Ellen a sum which its owners 4.1.4 ed to accept un the gens that it was excessive and that they could not honorably take Much a price for land worth far lees than that. As a matte' of fact, the government's reason for offering two or three Lime* witat, the land " was worth lay, of course. in its desire to make it appear that Mr. Eaton's pro- perty was worth MOO though it baa been stated that the real value of this, lot ie not more t ban $2.50. How much will finally be paid for the additional property remains to be seen, 'Tor the price is now to be determined by the exchequer court. But 00 mrtter what the exchequer court may decide, the govrtnuIent is taking good care of its friend. Mr. Eaton. Tbr country is to pay r_omlll, plus the amount named by the court, for the second piece of ground. for a building site when • sati.factory site could have beep obtained free of all cost to the people if the premier and his colleagues had not been Forager to verve the interests of • party fa%oritr. The amount involved ia not very barge, it iv true, but, the story is 1:!usuinat• iog and damaging as supplying one more bit of evidence of the manner in which the public interest is rubordsba- led to party ends under the premier who talked so glibly of economy and I high ideals iu political action-. when he was in opposition. I SENSATION ON KORIZON Notorious Robert Roswell Gamey Writel. a Gold Mine Letter ' 1 -is ten years since Robert Women (Sauey, M.P.I'.. sent the Liberal goe- r tt o . 'IOntario u asst t . blot rn in Ontrri and 110* et look. .av tnoHgh Hebert Ito, - Well. is 114.411141 out by 11.4. Wille route. Sir James Whitney le in a dileitnu .. following the production of a letter ulleged to have been written by Mr. liauiey, in which he practically sler- ed :t number of fl-bern.en bolding li- censes in'i iso cunetiluency to buy s.n many spates of th^ gold wining stock which Hobe t Ilo.a.11 was selling. Sir Jar1e. Wbitney was informed of Mr. liamry's action name time ago, but hr hate yet taken any decisive a: - titan. 1u ministerial circles it is felt that Gamey must go. The Toronto News, one of the chief Conservative organs, has stated that Mr. 'lamey must explain or get our. The alantey letter promises to be the monition of the cornit'g aeselou for Robert Boswell has his friends (It miglltalntoet be said that he has "got" his (tirade) and before he is At away 'bete will 1 be a battle. Just sow Bir James has something on bis mlud that done not please him any more than the Proudfoot charges, which have gone off him mind. As well. Bir Jams has Sir Adam Beck and Mr. Hanna an his mind. The Toronto News put it up W the government and to Mr. Gamey is the follows terms: The following letter from Mr. R. R. Gamey. member of the legislature for Manitoulin, dated at Toronto in May. 1116'1, and said to have been addressed W fishermen in the constituency hold• ing license from the provincial gov- ernment, her heen published. 1 am Melling some stocks of Eliza- beth Gold Mines, Limited. at sixty cents per share. 1 am president of the company, and we More done a (peat deal of development work and have an extensive plant in opera- tion. I have a payment. to make bow and wish to sell you five hun- ched shares for which 1 will draw on you three drafts for SIMM) to thirty. sixty and ninety day. each. Some time early in June 1 will be happy to explain fully the property and discuss matters with you. The drafts wall gn through the Merchants tank and they will notify you. and he (food enough to accept them to assist me. Yours tewiyy (Signed' S. R. (&wry. As let we have had tau explanation from Mr. Gainey. Were there person- al relations between Mr. Gamey end those to whom the letter was address- ed that would justify his action? Vas the letter • general roitinunication to those with whom Mr. Gamey is In the habit of doing bnuin.e.'? Any suspic- ion that Mr. Gamey, es controlling provincial pate -emote in Manitoulin, would practically levy an aaelemsutent upon the fishermen should fie disproved 1M it. face the letter I. di'turhing Mr. Gamey ought to meet the charges 'hot have been made with a frank and full explanation. FRECKLES WAS GREAT SUCCESS PRESBYTERIAN SUMMER SCHOOL HELD AT HOTEL SUNSET There was a Large Attendance) -Ex- cellent Subjects Discussed and Admirable Addresses Given --Dele- gates Were Given an Automobile Ride by Citizens of the 'Town The summer school under ilia aus- pices of the P,rehyterian wood of London and Hawilton held their ireaon41 annual gathering at the Hotel Sunset heir punt week. It was a de- cided success from every standpoint. The attrodaoc.. including there from the town, was upwaror of 130. The ' tpientiun is often asked what do they • do at • summer school ? The only ad.110410 anew* fe that of Philip to Nat uaniel. "Cows and see." The study courser do not consist of i separate and individual •.1Jrreses having no relation to tech other, but t ach day at allotted boon the sow. subject is taken up and the speaker un that particular ►ubjert take• up for argument where he left ..tf the pre- ceding day. In the space :.t ..ur nit• poral it is impossible to give an in- tell.gent outline of the various mat- ters di.cuwed, nor are we capable of stating wbicb of the subject* were most important or edifying. A11 we clan do i• to give a mew thoughts wl•'ch I .sr•tued owptlaaditg in Ib. adeterm ine i of the various .pe.kersl Front nine to 10 4.111. each day- Rest, J. D. Cun- ningham. M.A., of Welland, address- ed the seho..l on Bible study. Me look tot hie subject the epistle to the Howauv. Among utatiy other gond things he pointed our "that this epirtle bad Ludo with the breaking ••r coasts. the rout .t be. mot 'red by something, it wan the duty -o.f loan 1.. see that it was ma.telyd by (Artist." Theta was involved in (he opening cbaptete • erred, a coo-ecralion and • claim. The gentile woe Id bad tip to Paul'• time bemire, telltale absolute and complete, and the Jews had Niro fail- ed. Paul's wee a gospel lot whiteness and put Olt, the danger s ut ureueopuli- tsn life wbicb we have now Paul had to meet en his tune: it eras lu -the dangers he saw baa upenluuity. There was iu this epistle one clear call, one separate task. on. bkazinar fact, one golden cbain. When Paul said "my gospel" be ',leapt Jesus Cbritc and be preached clothing more or le... The faith whish Paul preach- ed was odder. wider, simpler and bet - .ler tban the law,. The sista chapter of th.b epistle might be termed "liar 111aliiage of the Soul," the eighth chapter, "Unbreakable Lurk.," the Dmuu. "Into the Valley Again," nod Lite eleventh, '•Yuneniu. at Loa." At the clues of his address '.n Saturday a number of throe present ruse and thanked the.peeker for the thought- ful utteru.cee he hall Riven thew. It appealed to he the oust p ./whir sub- ject on the programme. Acother in- teresting line of Lbuugbt was that taken up each evening by Rev. Alex. t Uiltau, .ecretary lot the Uowtuitter ou Chuicu Praise. Mi. McMillan told of the task their C..wwittre 'tad on hand in compiling r new bygone'. tie gave the origin of many famous hymns, tracing bows of them back even to the tuueuf Canis . He paid a glowing tribute ttbe.goud accom- pluued by Inc use of the Scottish Pad- get. He said they had *list of upwards of IIOU,Ia)0 hymns to eele^t from, and pointed out. that in the hymen all theological diferwuoee were forgotten. The hour f 11 a.m. to 12 noon was taken up each day studyrug the distinctly missionary prublews of the P,rabyteian church. The school di- vided into classes. some taking up foreign wist•ione, the other taking up the wink in the toile field and among the French. The subject which evoked the most diecessiun was that intruduc'd each day by Rev. W. J. Knox. M.A., of London. under the title of "Religious E1ucaLiou.' Mr. Koos Is • bold, fearless .pecker, and a piu,cressiye thanker. of hi thought., were eotuewhat in Advance of the usual line of exprrevion and railed forth quite a lot of discussion. His main contention was that a child ie in the kingdom of Gud when it en- ters this wutid and it is the business of all of us to keep it their. More of our efforts must be in the line of ptutoe- tion, sol, prohibition. W e shculd seek mire to prevent the young from straying than to redeem thee. after they bate strayed. At extra *melon was held on Saturday afternoon to further discuss these problems, An address given by Rev. D. C. Mc- Gregor, M.A., of Toronto, on Thurs- day morning on "McieatUle Temper- ance- was unique In that •bout al charts propend by ec..nti.ta front all ower the world were eased to S on- eleaRs 11111 damage doe. • by alcohol. Other• g art a.sdrgesea were given by Rev. b. F. Sharp, M.A.. of Bzeter Rev. ti. A. W-wwi-lde, M.A., orf Brant - fort ; R •v. W. H. S.Jgewiek, B.D., of Itsmilton, and Re.. Was. Wallis, ph. D., .4 !empire Falb. Dent Hide Thar with a Veil: lounge Them with O1hi s P..-... pries This peseerintioe for the removal of fteekles was written by • promises physician end le ubually so weo.r•fu In r.movisgt fr.ekl.s and giving a clear. beautiful rosiOesion that it 1• sold h druggists n urant.s to refund the mon.y 11 It fans i)nnt hide your freckle. node, • VIII; get an owner of othine mad m- inor* them. Rent the first few ap. plieatiose .hoots .how a wosd•rte improvement, Feros of the lighter fr•ek1.a vanishing entirely. Bm sure to ask the droegiet fpr tb doubts strength Wilms; It le this tial le told on the sotaey-hast geseastse, orived at the bands of our business men. The donne ..rvke was held on Sun- day evening at sloe o'elpck and took the form of • fat resell meeting Among others who spoke and testi- fied to the help received from the echonl were Hey. Geo. f5 Knee, Rev. W. H. Wrighton, Rey. D. F. altnith and Mrs. Health. Misr HasNtlZ', of Toronto Deem:mese home, •sod HMV. J. R. Ha1k M.A., of Sacra, the gen- eral chairman of the school. The school was dlsu:(*sed with the sing- ing of the hymn, ''Che Day Thou Gayest Lord Is Eoded." SALLOW SKIN Liver Spots, Pimples, Dark Circles under the Eyes ate all eigo■ of the system being etog- The liver and I.owela are in age ive and the stomach i• weak from undigested foods and foul gases, FIG PILLS the great fruit remedy, will make you feel like a new person. Winnipeg. Jutta 27. I011 Afire laking three boxes of your Fig Pills for etnln,.ch a,.d liver troubles I lee1 strong end well mod Able to do my own work. Mem. A. H. MeV LTRR Sold at all desires in 1 and SO cents hoses of. stand M The Fie PIII Oo.. Sr. Tbom'.v, Oat. sold in Godericb by B. R. Wight, densgi-L —Commercial tugs stats that from a business standpoint Mensal! le one of the most prove -roue places they visit, more particularly the (acts: towns. all of which are baying a trying time. If you have $100 11 Them .mar• is *lee lr+ee. Beak .t 3 per cast. .e prscaceby ergs money- N u net oring you th. return it ekodd. With •V11111 cronies of safety. Feer money will earn oled .ntenna if lig meet* rt is die Massage Corpor.no• e per cent. DCD1tures They are absolutely .seers They bear stereo at y per cele . ce..ponw rtyable half -yearly. Then u no ergo of Serbs ahead' except by army. and make:.. Iseyour sann,p earn • goad weer* We re • mesal 'Accmulaed Imo.** Plan of Debenture. we would 1ke to rapl•,n, the moat .*et.eon and profit - way of ,nveebna •seeey Paid-up Capital - $2,000.000.00 Assets - - • - $5,000,000.00 The Company ay.* ,.k•hle ad : e re - ,n r.et.eent of tree or ...toilsome. A hoe sample Delimiters mated on re. quer. , e441 RING ST UST..tt]RaNTO W. L. HORTON, Goderich Reeideat Director 1 r. 1 An interesting feature of the recrea- tion part of the programme ws• bell on Friday afternoon when the prises awarded to the vurres.f,l competitors were distributed nn the verandah of the Sun -eat Hotel Amid mnch en- thusiasm Hey. Ur. Wallis received the prix- for the greatest number of *mot* In the ball game. As 00011 av this was over every skeeter of the school was invited to go for an stein tide in ears czaosided by the residents of the town. e who eo kindly contributed the ,tae of their oars were Messrs IT. E. Burdette. C. 0. lie, James Carrie, Prank Rounders, W. B. Graham. R. C. I'o.tt.tbwalte, P. .T. Dec., Doty Brea., R. M. Out&, Wm. Proodfoet, • M.P.P.. R. J. Megaw. Thoma. Mltels- d1, James Buebanen, Ate Hlgelneos. t George' Stewart, Robert Henry. C A. 1 Reid, J. W. Oratoio and Dr. A. C. Hester, The fast &bet the gentlemen gave tie nee ref their ears entirely bee of se.t, and moat of then. left their ben - pogo to perennsll7 look after the wel- fare of the towns guests, arose pf them I not even being .serseiated with the Presbyterian cause, pore to prove that they lave the wolf era of the com- munity at heart and It will he fleet • claw advertising for our tows wheel Um people ell the maleness .eles& WS le their boss.s the treatment they re- 1Lumbago is Rheumatism of the back. The cause is Uric Acid in the blvd. If the kid- neys did their work there would be no Uric Acid and 0o Lumbago. Make the kidneys do their work. The ruse, positive aad may cure ler Lumbago is Dodd's Kidney Pills Implements Say, when you coN to town come to RUM. Wit - P14 01.14 paw,. We Ibave • new car- load of the hest buggies money can buy. We have lots of Wire Fencing and Oates We have %VasbingiMacbines and Churn.. Mtovee. Has- tert and Sasges. Lad- der, Hay liars lad Track, Litter Carrier+, Eseines. Wle.lmllle, MI Binders. Mowers Hay I.zadera. Wagons and Steck Reeks. Alen • number of good bones Massey -Harris Shop Basslltnn Rtsat PRISONS DO NOl REFORM Weakness Rather Than Wickedness Lands 1.1rte Behind Oars To etzpeet • man to reform after rix months s lent in a prison cell Is to expect almost a miracle In the opinion Lf (h. John T. clamour, war- den of the On'arm Central Prbce. "Delinquency," sari to. subject of au address he :•we to a 1'.M.C.A.audience In Tcrcnto, a.:d, going ante Its pros and c..15 very d. a ?iy, said the great majart'7 cf y, tale, dcllnquents were hiioilk pptd :a Itfe'a race either by meats!. crura: or p::ys.cal defects, and more come to prison as a result of v: rit:trie:'s rather than of wickedness. and not marc than an average of 15 per cent of the p-lscn population to- day was teary trim:nal at heart. The earlier • boy cr young man entered :oto cine ti:e Iran hely kecame the o4aner c1 r.:trent:oil. He did not think t:at afar ala months cf life beh:ad bars any iaCirldual could be the Fame as before under- going the or'deai. Tae experieoe cou:d not Ia'1 to kava an indelible impress':: .r that W. Sanfinsin;. Get century afire ceatnry they had goo: on built:leg crlirtl taxes to w: i:b to shut hp bays lad young r^01. 11e had great hopes of the reform:ng eRect the Gu-lph fall woull .-aye; where. there wou:d bo a sufficiency of wla•; doss. batt tact t sign cf a bar. lalw'•'/ yera and .many others were'134d tl1 precedent, but let those responsible fcr prison 11fc as :t was to -day so - member that Adam :.ftlr i Is wroc:- doing was sent to till the soil • WHY GLOSS CRACKS Why does cold water erica but glass" The reason way cold tsetse cracks, a hot slap... is exactly the reason why hat . water cracks a cold glass. But this dues not alway. !!t.,r pen. It .you ore a very W:a gales, it w}!1 not ct-ack elther'-by cold or'Ati: water. The chaalat *pm U. little tubes made of very thin glass, which he calls t -et tubes; and you can vat these in a dente and boil water -) i them without their cracking. You might think that the thrarer the glass the more .Readily it woull crack, but reially It is, fast' the other way about. When you fill an orde _ry tumbler with hot w.*:rr, tl.e treat la conducted Ir. m the water .to the alas. and he glass expands. or so••1: the heat has not yet reached the o:.: side rlrt of the glaes.iwhien stays a.: it woe. And so, a. the Ino.•r Iu) i r of the• glass hi.!1 hal been mad.' 11 swells. 1t cracks the told out i . -. Just the opposite happens when a ho. glass is filled with cold water; the in- side shrink* before tl.e outside do F and so breaks it. But if you uw' very thin glass the heat gets through it Ao quickly. whether going into 1l or com mg out of it, that it all swells VI shrinks togetbter, and does nut crack. A Nine -foot Giant King Alfonso took a great inter st at a circus performance In Madrid in a French giant named Eugene Arceau, who is nineteen years old. stands 7 feet 636 Incites, and weighs nearly 300 pounds. The king sent for the giant to come to the royal box. There he made blur bold out his arm horizontally while he himself flood beneath It. "If you were a Spaniard." said the King, "1 should very willingly enrol you In my guard. I wish very much that I could do ao." Amami sleeps sometimes for thirty e ls hours on sad, It is stated. and when he awakes finds that he has gained se Mach as ( inches in height. Doctors expect him to reach a height istiliteeher that ttse he is tweaty4Si: Tele posse Everywhere The ose man. perhaps, who made the best use of the telephone was the late i. H. Harriman He plied up a railroad fortune of $60,000,000, and be did most of his work by telephone. tt sou la his 1lbrarr, his bathroom. >•M private car. his camp In the Ore ppm Wllderneaa In the mansion ab be anally built for himself IIIIME'e were a hundred telephones, and « them were linked to the long BERMOdo lines. (Mee be saved the WIN of the Sete Railroad by tele- iphese--leaned It (L,Se0,M0 th h. lay L(♦t home ea thick ted. "Harriman Is L to the telephone," wrote a lee writer "Neeeeflss." replied (Harrlaaa, "the telephone is a slave !a me." Latest Thiel Cas.Mr Ts 'Web burglars as lasg,t-hau 1Y patented mierbaatem to drop a Iperaas two Nope te frost et • sate se metals ban Into a pit doors Alealot over has. Sr, W. ACNESON 8 SON mems Sheets and Pillow Slips I at Reduced Prices Sheets. full else 2 z Yy yards, of bevy English (Inc *teeming, nicely hla a,.i d, soft and free from all dewing or filling. Reduced to per pwlr Hemmed Pillow Slips, 32 43 inch and yard long. extra quality. Reduced to per pair ttk White Quilts Am.riean 4 -ply Crochet Cotten Quilts, full double bed size, spacial at each ... SI 35 Bath Towels :e.1 dozen large loge heavy 'Finked' or Bath Towels. beautiful quality and In nest brown and white checks and stripes. Regular price sue. On sale at per pair 3Uc Corsets We are pleased to aunounce the arrival of all the new 'models in A La tirace Corsets. styles •uitebles for different figure% low and ' nidicrn bust, materials of finest .• enericao stock. vises 1M to :in, special at .... ... 73., f LOU, 51.11 Carpets and Rugs A number of odd plus and makes in Bruserle, Wilton and Axmin- .!rr Hoge. This week we will quote at exactly half price. Price. were 5111410 to $:SI) lin, now 5.5.1X) to S1:,.4) Inspection Inbite Store Closes on Wednesday at One O'clock W. Acheson 0 Son RIM Shrew *Ahem Head Meoeul•r stoat, are wed la alas - 'the • sow sportiest file widen le 'sea tad easiest the tereMad woes an ‘pg tastes/ at yaktst Pie ehenide.a. t THiS LETTER FROM MR. GOO. W. BURT, of Redford, Wayne County, Michigan, shows how well satisfied the farmers of that section are with con- crete roads. Nearly one hundred mild have been built in Wayne County. "lite. Edward N. Hines, Board of County Road Commiuioners, Wayne County,- Detroit, Mich. Dear Sir: — ()ur concrete roads are far ahead of the ex- pectations of the majority of us farmer. Where we used to be two days marketing fifty bushels of produce, wr now market rwIce as much in one day, and can go to the city anytime we want to. We do not have 10 wait till the roads are good so we can go. Also, our horses and waggons will last twice as long. Hoping you will keep right' on building these roads, and that the county will stand back of this movement, i remain, Yours truly, (Sed. ) Geo. W. Burt Redford, Wayne County, 111ieh. Concrete Roads nss the best, cheapen and rao.t ratisdcsory and. 'kat a be Wk. Moe became they permit ItitWer kik, hems, tiled valises lad be - preen conditions generally. Ckea berme, they am perwlsnsst aid require realty no repair, wiich plain road raw b be n. spent i builore gond roads. 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