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TH1 RSDAY. JULY 1, ltiv,
EDITORIAL NOTES.
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The Mettle Leaf forever!
Canada -the kid werloYL
School's over tor SWUM, term. and
Aren't the borrows??
Let us celebrate, and As we celebrat.
remember our brave lids at tbe front
who :Ire fighting in the name L.(
Canada.
Canada-. first contingent has been
badly battered. but there 14 coneol-
&don in the i•ertainty that our boys
have made even greater havoc in the
rank- of the enemy.
The Toionto Star ask... who is a
Canadian Thee Hie varioue defini-
tion., but we are garepared to dricribe
04 a Canadian ,111y ho lives in
Canada and who wants to be called a
Canadian. '
Mr. Z A. Lash alys it was from a
eert.e of duty he 411lieird the deetruc-
tion of the telegrams wat.t.d in the
Manitoba inquiry. Now it will be
somebody:a duty 13 show Mr. Lash
that km sense of duty has A tvsd twist
in it.
Toronto is having • discussion as to
the proper pronunciation of the word
Oral an. Winne say ••ft-ali tr." others
••Eyedeliao." It is hattUy necesseey
in this rende of intelligence to say,
that the improvedptonunciation is
' It -Abate- t he first syllable being -the
tome as in. I he word Italy.
t.o.* G.A. 1 did not want this WAt."
i. !Aid DI he IlOW the Kant's.* cry.
time for him to realise tIlt.. to any
good PtIrPcIe. was IvOt Jul.. 'Abell be
could have prevented the ever by a
.woril. Is j• Only now he it. brie nnir g
to we what a crime against lioninnity
it it for *bleb he is reirponsible
If further reeruite are needed for
Canadian war contingenis there is no
indication tbe faet to be seen in this
part of the countiy. There lo no re-
cruiting station ; tbete are no recruit-
ing -posters or advertisements: there
is no official intimetion of any kind
that soldiers are needed for the Colin -
t t s's eei vice.
Imagine the feeliags of Dr. Dern -
bine when a British watehip took in
charge the vessel in which be was
[loosing 1110 Atlantic and escorted 11
to • Briti-li port for r somination be-
fore allowing it ti proeeed to its de,.
tination ! It would hard:t have hecti
a Rower hieni:iation if he had been
compelled to parede on deck and sing
nBrit•nnia Holm the Wave.-
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Gsrland, the meniber for Catleton.
now admits that he got foam Powell.
his drug clerk. the profits fioni the
male of surgical oupnlies to the Militia
lepaattneot last August. It wits a
very innocent pereon who believed
anything else, wit out Garland's .1-
i,
niiesion Firom fi t to last Powell
tom acting under ( arlancts direct ions.
The seat for Cmleton tabould be va-
cated.
As a contemporary observes. the
Toronto and London exhibitions are
kept in public mind Ivy means of ad.
all'Ierer the Provinee. Th men at the
vertieemente and patent distributed
head of those innitutions appreciate
the fact that pohlicity- is nereareary to
success. Already their advert i•ements
are appearing in the newepapers
throughout the Province. while the
local fall show hoard has not made •
step in advertising the tioderich exhi
*1 1. sot too much to eay that there
biss bees lees graft in Canada than in
say other country that has equipped
armies for the confliet in Europe.
Termite News
It may not be 'leo mooch- for The
prto make web* stateummet -it is
to say saytbiag--hat that dose
aot make LIM ettudessent true. Neither
is it well to gloss over the fact thag
there has been • deplorable antottat of
graft in connection with artny supplies
in Outside. As for other countries,
we recall the dictum of thee Oraad
Duke Nicholas of Russia, who declared
that af he found any coetractor graft-
ing in War supplies be would ba•• him
banged. There have been • number of
cases in Csaadai which would call for
the Greed Duke's, remedy.
The Signet has Imeo asked, and bas
declined, to publish on appeal tor con-
tributions to • "%ecstatic food," tbe
object being to raise money to pur-
chase sandbags t ar Canadian *Didier*
for use in trench warfare. Tire Signal
has gladly 'even its space for appeals in
behalf of various movetneuts for the aid
and coinfort of the Canadian soldiers.
and will continue to do so, amounting
et a privilege to be able in this wit to
assist in the great cause ; but it draws
the line st this proposed “eandhag
fund.- If sandbags are required for
the„ use ot the soldiers, surely they
Should be provided by the Militia pe-
partment. just as rifles and ammunition
are supplied. Tbe greater the need of
them. the greater retuiun t te n.ed
tilled by tikorgami el action
of the Department, mei not left to the
har•ht.i.td results Lf an appeal to
private individuals. As well depend
upon privet. effort for the supply of
guns and shells se* otifforins for the
uve of the army. Mont people, we ase•
here, will take this view of the matter,
and to publish an appeal of Use astute
indicated would, in one
weaken the appeals erbkill are being
'tirade for Bed Cross work and jot
other worthy causes t whieb private
envy% limes, can be usefully directed.
Our Native Land.
Lori. whoa for .01 al...kind we Ivry.
Of every clime aod caret.
0 Lear lit for our native Mad.
The Ian,* vre love the nimt.
Our far b r. arool..larea ire here.
And here our Mediae dwell.
Itur v balder. too: bow shoind we lore *•
Aso:ber la,,d.q ...I4 1
0 Emir 1 our Awn - from every f -e:
With pear -2 oiir born
prourroui tome our (nit, eras n.
Our Geld. witty olouti Al••••
ae, ha the iactsd lore
01 knowledge. truth and Thee:
And let our hallo sand ,i'lley..tesut
The •unrr. of idlest). •
L., ot the notion, I htP, to Thee
11141, watty "recommend:
lit Pi our ,.•!lire al.d Oud• lAtot,
,v-eviv-titut Friend.
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
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Biz Tourist Trade This Summer.
strutted Beacon.
It it estiniated that $1110,000,t0in use•
ally spent by Coated States tourists in
Eurtpe will be *petit in tbe United
State* and Caned,' this rummer. l'hie.
can`scar.cely fail to be a good elver
-
Giessen; for dna comp IN
A Comparlion.
. • Ottawa Jokroll.
Britain is training one man •otit of
evet y fourteen of her population. Can-
adain tuainIng nne teen out to eves y
116y -three 01 bets, Lot', try to te.
member, that when we see tempted to
Como. of our ilisie in the war.
, The Boreed the Fano.
- Tim Farman-. Advocate. -
Man, a hoe hes carted company
wit bah. tants for t be sealers that no
parent, no t ..cher thought it worth
while to explain to hiou *Rh souse
patient interest the thing, he was
wsiking witb. Segnetbing tinne t san
unmeaning - toil is needed to intorise
the average youth.
Should Not Mean- St/Ignatius.
Immo, et Ar.
A t m uce does n•,),. mean p.4 cal vtlig•
Dation. It turatts that thine is to be a
Creation of quarrelling and letternese,
DOt that their most be no discussants
of Wilda(' .1 iestem4 on their meritsif
avl-e alaayortioeuropyl
JO that era.. their would lie uo need of
any e.bei trier.
Germans Don't Save Live,.
it s111(1100 1 11411*.`
The Germane base never been AN*
to controvert the et.tement that
although Bittern has saved 1.1.94:2 wens -
he 4 of the crews el ihiessit wriothips
I lost ite battle. the Germans have not
ea yea one mangle Brits • le mita in ewe.
ler circumstances. It will he reneern.
' tiered tile& wham Admits! Crednehe
,Iers went down no attempt 0.00 14.
by the lierineee to rave any of the men.
Te Say Media( el Keller.
retina 1%. rte.
How many people have noticed
whet sentience t be, letter K appears
to have bad in the career ot Lord
Kitchener He was born in the county
tif K.i1. y. and lai• present count re seat
i
is in 'oat Hi• one hit of work as
war rt t respondent tin the ituseo-Tur-
kisla ta'ara was dated fees Kewerisra.
As Miadar of the Egyptian Army. be
wit.• in the employ of tM. Khedive In
hie Khartoum campaign. h• woe fight-
ing agaiii•t the Khelifa, and in South
Africa he was fighting against Kruger.
surely it i a good omen that be *baud
be vIt. the War Office when our armies
are noweed to t Ise Keifer and NMI
K I tick !
Germany's Case Disprieved.
barbecue Herold.
We have said before, but it will do
no barn, to sat it again. that the leek
of preparatioa for war which the
allied nations reveal prove' conclu-
sively that there is Dot aa atom of
truth in the German coateetinn that
thole nations were, and long had beak
is • conspiracy to erush Oetessessy.
while the intworeee ions. for
War whieb henesay bo. made prove
eonelusively that it has Mee (ke-
yway's Intent")s la sew\ We Heats as
mew ea • greed shame primental It-
self Germany knew th&t eh* bad the
machine bottled the ears, and she
kaew also that her rivals had nos=
aot hellortes Una Great Britain
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THE SIGNAL GODERICH ONTARIO
fight, brounbt on the eler tor the pur-
pose cd crashing Prange and Resela.
while Mueslis" to deal wills HAMM
after Germany's slimy bad hew made
Krueger.
Tin Loyal Sees.
Philadlasibto Record.
ln South •frica the reasarkebie
Oakes a sot tau ono forum, Boer
general hes b esmoonvicted of treason
la eighties against Ragland, but Gesi
very nearly all the Brews are loyal and
• coasiderabie body of them have been
fighting for linglitod wakes Germany.
Whatever the coaduct of General tie
Wet may ham been it was wise not
to ecotone, him to death. but to let
him off with • heavy fine and six
years' imprisonmeot. What has
secured to lingland the loyalty of the
men who, lose than fifteen years ago.
er• re mektog • otlff light against ber for
their national existanos, is the gener-
ality with which they have been
treated, and tlee fact that they are in
the erjoymeot of self-government.
Clemency Lammed de Wet will do much
more to retain the goodwill of the
Boers than extreme 'weeny would
have dale
Britain and the Limited Stud.
La. Lagrlr. Timm
Many German -Americans are woo•
dering orbs- it 11 that in view of the
action of England in in Is12 and
again during our civil war, Americans
do not hate her and wish success to
, he German &rine.
%Veil. a goal deal of hereditary
hatred was eztinguished seventeen
years ago amino our war with satin.
When k'rance hesitated. and Everts
stood aloof. and Germany w•s sullen.
and Italy unfriendly. and Austria
alsonst dared to menace us, and we
stood in denger of an alliance of
the powers of continental Europe
rags inet ute the hearts of the people of
Greet Bit sin welled in one mighty
writ' of sympathy 'award us, and the
Britigh Government robed itself in the
eraninerf the legh chancellor of na-
tion*, and said to the waiting conspire -
tors: ''We forbid you born giving
nt romfort to this tiring dies') attain
of Spain and its war with the Visited
Ste. ev.- . eat Britwin•t cinched forth ,
the strong *ran of it- injunctive power
and soil: -We bid you take instant
herd 01our injunctiou, for if you ally
yourselvee against the Atneri:ans we
will ally ourselves with them
viberrver we comew twain.
The throne of that 0 ram "hall wt. k ar.d quake.
.Aad menace be void int %ado. •
For :21.1 are lord. of • exit., you (or land.
And se are lord. of the math; •
The Premier Investment
One of the well-known investment
houses of Toronto, 3lesers. A. E. Ames
& Co., states that io no experience ex•
tendiug over a wiener of a century
thet-e bee teat ham such a wide intereet
lit tiovesement ami urinicipal invest-
ments as at the present. Diticrito-
'hallos investors tat all classes, such 111
ingtilatkee companieta, banks, loan rOni-
palates and prireate trivet srs, Are all
tsking advantage of present opportait.-
'ties. Thiele due to the past •plenditl
record of Canadian municipal securi-
ties for ateoluds safety ani present at-
tractive prices.
_
The Inhabitants of the Earth.
An Amer can writer has made an ir.-
te estirg ct nipilation concerning the
inhabitants 11 On» earth and the fact
thet one-hailf of them are directly an- I
tweeted in tbe Win' of the nation* now
going on in Europe There are now
1,721.1110,4 0 men. women end childless, I
civilized end uncivilized. liviog on this
planet. I./1 these 1)lik3/11,1011) -1.r 1111.0.0
than otot half -Uteri Wars Tbilisi:or-
lation of tbe -nations PflInreireg Lite
Altos hi as :-Brat i.h Enipite,
4.I1$1 (05*; Prance ard coined... 11.
nie.kiest; Russian Bennie. 171.10i:10i ;
Italy and colocie.:cLeet.ter : Belgium
and Congo, 23.1fieetesa: • Japeo„
Seriio ,tiet,ete and Moatenegeo
ralateell: total i.17.21riniel, lba popate.
1' a the nal iouS or. the -ode of the
Teutons ie as follow.: Gartman Empire. '
7.1,11oure5JAu-tele-Hungary, 61.300.-
te1*t Turkey. 31.:010.11102. or a total of
13p,tesit.iOn. On the -face of It, these
-would seem to be overeibeiming odds
in favor of rbe Allies. But the Deere
fact that Japan. with het 67,1110,0e0
iriparlation. con donaioate siameiklioto
proper, of Chia& throwea flew*Moe
tbe insportasce of popidation in retie
tion to efficiency and militia, pre-
patednese. -Scut t American.
TIIE WAR.
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Pfilf+iNT VW /CT.
lo this dearth a nialfy decisive
mews throughout the wdole field of
the campaign ow naturally turns to
the sensational sod, kw • military
mese. useless actin"' of the last few
weeks. The white mind woo/ally and
iisatinctiveiy turns to Gunn, as, indeed,
the enemy intended that it should.
W. are always to set oureelves.
whenever an enemy does anything,
from the movement of a baton y to
tn. sending of a political telegram.
why be does it, &lad bow his action
can possibly hear upon the cooduct of
the war. kin action may often be
foolish; we may often ere it to have
been • bluodee ; but at is never quite
tuesiningless. Let us therefore begin
by contrasting the operations of che
Allies in the Walt wi,h Come of the
German forms.
The Allies in the west, as the ire-
provemeat in their munbers haa grad-
ually MUM about, atPthey have pro-
vided themselves with more aod inure
heavy artillery anal ith a larger re-
el...notation ot naunit lour for the same.
have with every massing week concen-
trated aka. mar more clearly opal the
purely military objects of the war. For
inetaracc, the tiret L14141 made by the
French of their new •trengt Li in heave
pieces was to push forward In • belt of
the (bowp.e U44411 they com-
manded the communications of the
etiecuy between: Argonne and Lille
That done, they bait el. Next they
worked south and north a the S..
Mibiel wedge, until here also they
could bombard the enemy's comen11111-
cation*. They pushed tot ward to Ube
.beights north •od eatt of Pout • Mous-
son Unlit twin tires, heights they were
In range, thougb datuant rouge. of the
chug eautheru conmeinications - of
Metz. In t tie Vilegess al, very bear
expansevery slowly, hut with cuotiii-
uous deterutinatiou. they pushed on
until they occupied sianitar positiona.
frau which they dominated at long
range the main radio ys of the
Gen plain. That ,..one, they fell back
on tte defensive. Their air service,
over and *424 ,7,' its mein work of ob-
servation. dropped bombs upon cei-
eon heariquae:rre teeperially the great
general Lieradqoarters at blezictesl,
upon the rail aay j.111CI lona, upon lite
airship 'shed:, anl upon stores and
miutniisptioanist.
lcularly to be n, t iced tbat
ali itos c<sa 01 puiely military woik
became naoreand mote restrained. Ai
It were, and was more mod more exact-
ly dirested wetted, purely audits, y
unjects as tbe whiter passed int,.
spring and as the moment tor an of-
teurive approached. Te whole tning
has been aptly comp tiled to the laying
of foundetiouo hy an engineer Is -fore
he builds, and the nearer the unonent
has come fur eiectiog the walk upon
the foundations, the tuore minutely
and tho.oughly has Cie allied work
concerned rani( with those founde-
tions alone. There 4. begssi lees and
less, as the weeks raked, of chance
blows 0.• of tentative adventure. There
has been a steadier accumulation of
men and munitions. a soniewhet in -
crewel rigor to the 1,1crkatie by sea,
and, as WI perfectly right, a sanne.
what increased .eves ay in the censok
ship.
Sow canna" e with 164o process and
its caniulative chat ac:er the . action of
tbe eceuty. He Orgies as early as
Decenilwr with announcing au attack
upon Wausau., %%bleb alt *121 ended in
O disaster for biumell. He later au-
nouncets" after the local defeat of one
Hitieion army corps. I he total destruc-
tion of the tenth Russian army. kir
proclaims [bat the 1 iiigheraiment of
Rheims is an aet of retaliation, lie
drips bowie. upon watering places
along the Keit Lomt. where- -a$ almost
evetynbeee in England n,.wad.t's-
11 11.010 Lilleird, hut whiee
be carefully styles as being -fort Med
platers.- lie anneurces that he wit1
Ilali hos chant men by submarin,. but
at first he attempt • to save the crews.
Ile proceeds to is policy of siukiog
them „with or without aaving the
c.o.s. indifferentlylie announces
hie greet oftener, in ashes in terns*
MI extreme rhetoric which do not
c..rte.pousi *Lb the (sets. He makes
A raid upon the .Itic coaet .1 [(moos
Safe and Timely
Investments
A e no period in our experience of OVET a quarter
of a century, have there been so many new in-
vestors in Government and Municipal debentures
as during the past six or *even months.
This is due to the fact that these specirrities con-
stitute the safest class of investment, and that
owing to p t financial conditions, they are
now obtainable at most advantageous prices. 77ity
are readily resaleable and are being constantly
purchased by such discriminating investors as
Banks. Insurance, Loan and Trust Companies.
Our latest list contains fun particadars of such
high-grade debentures as:
Warr. esterettert iservanto
eery. 144110ve
GOVT. 11.400ve
Italre Sy,
errs ovlisettg
recensions simisMasea
Yonne newts
Malasesim
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TOWN 117. TT
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.0 war, anon.'
Issoreset misseete woe &winnable fo
immell as weell ea largo aswereesses
Write for our West laid anti panipiilet r-rpialtaing /nag
fAe nature of debereare mestrity.
A. E. AMES & COs
Istemnissat
basisea Union Bank Building. Toronto euo.
a. a. Moo* 11 111. Tamileaspe V. Dleadlataalli
P.J Oavetwbe 0,alma
which ow bow no direct effect upon
the eampsient as • whole. He mods out
more than we bosubastia taisnrimis 10
relating, twoiliessailied with his re*ne
ing boom a od Calm care teat 16.7 .6011
be published abroad. lie shoots W
extreme rang., without Wowing. large
Meth Into , Inttieg at ma-
dam, end mitts so conceivable military
objesi. H. tato tbe Lueltasiia. pro -
duets, an offset nee side of which. its
horror and ate meaty. must bear so
reimio• to the sumli oargo of muni-
tions thereby prevented from reaching
his foe. and ktis Press, which acts
uader orders, particularly emphasises
thed side of all these isctioes which is
calculated to •ffectnot military, but
ciwilIon opinion.
I would even go so for as to say that
Our use of poisonous name which he
hes developed falls under the swot
category. That they are efficacious in
driving men from their treechee we
luaow. But there is somethiellt eke.
The Using could have bees dose with
chemical agents that would not have
the peculiar effect of drew poise:toe.
Again It 1. an agency expesisive in
preparation and in time. Again'tt Cah
only be used under ispe:tial Ciret101-
Masons of weather. Asain it is 00
agency that bas only been used on one
tinfraction ot his whole line
Now 1 would not deny that in all
this the enemy is putting his very full-
est military effort forward AI well. But
any point is that the moot remarkable
part of his recent activity bus been
this appeal to the nerve of neutrals
and uf belligerent civilia.na. When he
dropped a few Oriente into Dunkirk
from • range of over twenty utiles.
with bis gone at an extreme elevation,
with no earthly chance of bitting avy
one military target, he produced to
our Pone erauly the effect which he
desired. There was first sa net voila
fear lest his fleet might ht. in the
North Sett: Kitt, astonishment that
heavy gunft COUld deliver shells at
range so great. When be 'Yank tbe
Lusatania be excluded tor the moment
froth tbe attention of most neutrals
and of all civilions the very much
mote important developments rt the
few days succeeding that tragedy.
And rI wonder. for it wit. a thing
more awful by far in its effect upon
the iinaginstion than the really worn
more dioluieting advance of the Aus-
tro-Germens iu Galicia. a
What does this obvious aod inrreas-
ing direction of tile enemy'. elicit 10 to-
wards polit'ical effect MUM? It Means
that of ;lie two weapons upon whti-h
Penni* lies always relied. he is now
relying moor upon the tertor of the
rivil'an population than upon the
purely- military art. She is *till rely-
iog upon both. but relying mote than
'ever opon the first. *eel that means,
in its tort), that she belie•er this
moral effect upon the civilian poptila
tion to he becoming 11101C roil more
her best chance .1 04 Gaining en incon-
cluelve peace.
,I am not here concerned with
wheth-r lel- calculation is wise or un -
w i.e. still km am I onaceraea with an
e-tituate of its morality. I am only
coneiderisig bow the war stands 'in the
mind of the German General Staff and
of what they probably conceive the
future to be. And I diecetn an in-
creasing doubt srliettier they can by
militery means alone &thieve what
has now berome tbeir somewhat
modest Alai, 01 007101 the state, To
acquire nti hegemony in Eur.pe, to
eliminate the French from ehe list of
the gmat neutral powers, to forbid
Russia fu:tire infltience in the
Ballanst keep the Italien forces
rusted ur ally. to exploit econ-
omically .the Turkish tenitury in
Asia -to do nue 0125 11: these thinge
in even the r -mote future, uo one 01
their directing minds is now so foolish
as to hope. The whole plan, carefully
maimed and diligently prepared, has
failed. In one retract, indeed. and a
moot itoptrtant one. that • plan may
conceivably still be permed. I mean
ths special duel against Great Be ittrin
the surpaseine of British seabotne
commerce by German, the acqoire-
meld of 'colonial possessions at the
repine of Britain, and the ex-
pliaitetion fur tbe future of those par-
Oculisi. ecnnomie field, in which Eng.
lend has gained supremacy. It was
1.11t on. chapter of this w bole progrene
The moat important thing by far was
t become the chief power in Eur ape;
the attack on Britain would tallow as
a enteral Courite. But the attiLtk 00
Baitain Lae now become the only
feasible pert. of the net ional ambition.
And it can lo pursued at the price
of an tarinclusive peace. It the Ger-
man organism is *pared, if the Prus-
sian Empire rensans in being after the
war, 111,/ bine else of the program will
standbut an attack on Britain segre-
gated trona *11 112. other lost IllinhiDons
is still permitted 11 would be ao at-
tack delivered no longer 1.y the chief
power in Eutope. only hy one power
among man,. and that power de-
graded an.; weakened as zonspared
walla it, rest Continental neighbors.
But the attsck could lit delivered if
°sly an incosclusi vie peace were
patched up: and that inconclusive
passerthe enemy believer, can beet to.
speared by roncentrating his moral
eff..ts upon reared and civilian
people. but part i-ularly upon the
opinion of [hie country. That is the
moral of rall Mkt Crescendo of bort ifl-
est ion which bee used priesonons gases
against tbe extreme 01 the British
lImi.; Which has .belled Dunkirk at
twenty-two tulles and lost • gun) and
yet not shelled Nancy at fifteen:
whieh has sunk the Lositania; and
which proposes to burn, one atter
another. • group of civilian bithitadiuos
lo them Iolanda -Hilaire Bence in
Land and Water I Ireadont
• • •
A I, maw despatch say.: Th. dea
Wootton of the second contingent is a
metter a much .peculation. It is
eviterally believed that no move will
be made for 'soothe. It is hinted is
einem whew the truth should be
known that tbe second division of
Canadians may join other oveteem
forme in the Dardanelles, bat prob-
ably this will depend upon the pro -
=oared. in that region some weeks
At the meow moment the etteosid
contingent is complete. The reserve
battalions are at a very low strewith,
as oven with their pressen awatiere-
which aro low they are largely mum
=of invaAd t officers has ..._.1ed 16.lided tom. • wimp *4
• • •
A espy of a paper. putelisholl its Bee -
lie. tearaway. hes bore resolved la
Qmoda, soutalaing tie fairer's( hiders
W. ACHESON & SON
Saturday and Monday
BARGAINS
Every item in this list is a bargain in-
comparable and prices are for Saturday
and Monday only and prices are made
to reduce our immense stock.
JULY 3rd AND 5th
Ribbons
Pure silk, best quality. in
moires, plaids, duchess anti
taffetas, 5 to 7 inches wide,
all colors and black ,and
white. regular prices 3-5C,
40c, 50c and Co4
.1c. at 25c
per yard
Lace Curtains
White Nottingliatn Lace Cur-
tains, 300 pair:, neat, new
and hand -tone $1 •-)0 'Cur-
tains at per pair $1
$1.00 Curtains at per
pair 75c
.00
Children's Wash
Dresses
Pretty styles, made of crepes,
ginghams, in plaids anti
stripes and neatly 59c
trimmed. 75c for.....
$1.25 for . ......
95c
White Quilts
American 4 -ply Crochet Cot-
ton white Quilts, large double
bed size, neat patterns, regu-
lar price $1.50, 2 r
tlays at each 1.
Ladles' Collars
20 dozen voile, Swiss and
ninon, latest styles in a do/en
beautiful patterns, 50c, 60c
and 65c, all at
35c
Taptstry Rugs
Splendid patterns and corrvct
colorings, roaanks.s
3 x 4 yards.$12.00, for $9.00
3 x 3 )ards,$10.00, for $7.75
-11 4 yards,H8.00, for 113 111
Handkerchiefs
:00 dozen embroidered and
hemstitch, fancy linen and
Swiss, regular 'roc ansi 4
35c. all at laC
W. ACHESON & SON
eating item with reference to Berlin.
Canada:
'In tbe district of Waterloo, Prov-
ince of Ontario, is a cityit .it hy Ger-
mano and beating tbe name of Betio.
This name ceused the Mt Of tbe
lish populoton and now the eaud city
hears the wine of •Kitchenet.' In
this farmer Berlin, tiolf Kitebener,
just as in all other cit Aro of Canada,
pot icrinen are pal rolling itt. .trerta for
the purpose• of looking up un eons who
bate the look of Gett1111.44. A. 1100n as
euch perions are found and. when
spoken to. betrayed by their German
accent. they are gartered at once.
This •igtlance has become espectaity
worse .ince SOME. bioulythtostaing in
Montreal has taken place. All public
buildings are sharply watched for
fear of explosions, tierman printed
literature will soon he Prohibited
front mitering Canada and the pule
heation of hierman newspapers will
soon cease. Then airsolute sierknese
will reign within the Dominion and
its German population Will hear of
nothing 1.0* lirii ish •ict
_
Canadian Fruit Trad
As Mowing comma extent how tuu:h
good fret( -At litearte tt, Canada
lit ill worth while noting the eanount of nand in other dilectious
tirade formerly dooe by the countries
et was this& hes open for cultivation
, by this country. At 13e Canadimi
'fruit growes. conterente held at
tirainsny last September, Mr. J. A.
Ruddick, dairy and cola rootage cow-
Itiossionor. stated [bat be had t akee &
petted ot tim years and that he fouad
the lama tattoo of applo• tram lies -
many to Britain varied eath year trout
.5.1sor 1,,, Kuno lioshel Isixest, MOM bet
g I WI, f MI „ 11").1110 0 40 alik MU boom.
110111 France !row .10,01X/ 16 aamuboxeis
ane trona Portugal trona l71.ile1 tar 3.10.
Int holes. Lit pears toe impuirt *time
varied 'rum 4,4') to Zeitgerbushel bones
trout lientasny. Iloilo efeeter to rattle,
INI boxes from Belgium and frusit
I.‚44l to 5116,1M la_sies frOsw Port iagaL
Large quantities were oleo Imported
how the Nethei lends which may not
I now be avail.ble Mr. Ruddick prug-
noel traded an ancrteeed denmad tue
dried end evaporaterl fruit from target
Britain for um in the army. III 1913
Canada exported of this une to the
United Kingduan 121.1M pounds to
Newfoundland 111,4111 pound• And to
tierinany 247,er2 pounds. Of course
the trade wits!' tiermany will be cut
off, but the exportations stiould ex -
Prices of Ford spare parts have been re-
duced an average of• ten per cent. A
Ford touring car may now be bought,
cart by part, for but $38.87 more than
the price of the car ready to run. An-
other big slice off the "after cost" of
motoring.
Ruy-ere of Pool cars will share in our proets if
we sell 30.11110 caws between August 1, 19111. and
Anglin I. 1915
Runabout $540; Town Car pw() F.() R. Fred,
Ontarin. with all equipment, including electric
headlight*. Cara oil vhaptly and side at