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ardor. totm-ogles order. or nr,.t.ted I.4irr.
lel.-rriM{on. m*JarmuIenrs al •. ne 11100.
A pvaaT1.0 1,w Tonna-hl.0 n. '.r display and
marv..l.d*enlwareat. will bo*nrrn ea •1•pK-
emass. lAga1..g etbet,4.osar ad. vel,....001•.
tee omits per ime. Ian ares, t...srl$0.met fast
r.tu• p -r lira for met, ubryeoeut Inner 1.41,
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V 14••14, Vanua- f .r rale et to herr. +rte 1. -
few P. 0..Ir.. me' eat -wring .'ie'ht pew-, Twenty -
0 1.• 11.1161 Int 111,1
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sa•,•s •.:I is la ordlnw0 yews ua n r. len
C•n•-{s, Lw. Vm n.rloe 1•-. 11..14 Twenty•
ger 1'8 nt.. Any .10r. nal nn k0, Ibe object u'
whkhl- the pr. -smear lament ,.l any teeter t1•
W a1, a.+ertsl/oa. t.. tan nen-•.t.r-d 0. 14.11.4.
Uses: n' sod 1,b..*. A 41.•.nfh,ny.
To n0alta.a4,0D*'lT•-1 be' ••oper.ti•.n of
mu •tb ether eat tender. 1- ruemeltnob.nr. t
a.l In ward.reastew Tam •'wr air *wkly rwnrd -
ef •11 ;•ea.I, army and d.. '.. t 1011-0•..\.. rein r•
111* he • tercet e• ie.. 11 eon- t1
eats- the **me awA aspire.- of Ihr *riper. 114
ear• ee..n'y for ra,hlh.a' 1 w, I v .• "h tomes
ef.•.ow',ith. New- 11000 401."11.: reach fug
esna•t .mew •.401 IMO. ib.. N .due..l•y owe
Of ere n..r l..
Town. We are ever to hope that
the altos front which ibis great fam-
ily journal is {sewed may *Dale day
Moo= forth 1n Iresb palet.
Requie.cat.
Is I'ussiy *.leis+, algal by .141.1.
Went . Idons buret tapes tray debt.
i'ar dews the .1 retotwe e1, Mr sky
The boar of dead fro matehlae by.
nuance gl.o-t!) busr.srr err them Art.
I.tr.11re an swill note.
.1 d all th. .r fare. a„d 1,•e1.f eye.
A.. Ur rich .1-0L4ht front Om bile..
The .t *.00h stud the palm b..ca pa.e4
-t • et w n or 014'11 comet -. than. • t I ..t ,
11.1. In for .torn look. Under .till
T"hr t eu t urpwr and the 1111'.
11401r Ch i -r• wtt a r.rtl'.'•t shows the Aood
I.1 brut.% tau. and human blow*.
:twe. l read thee. turn bits trod ;
u bou.e them iu the haw of (.1ud '
-('.neat, F. 0. 14,418. of bas t "11..41 . E. -
pedaloes,) Forme.
'..r YV e., Maj. 1)14,
WHAT OTHERS SAY.
Beats a Quiet but Pretty Wedding.
etr:.t i.ed I t-iu,u..
T:1e' v.d.'...d Ilse itif141 o• m,sney end
el Lind wady in (i,e..* Brit Kill clurulg
he wer 1...Isred at about $t .ulahl)Io
a fern d s1.,.••.t 1e,youd IoeEet •nd
r(Inntly wi bout a I•so-elle! in the tin-
ny of the world.
More German than Southette
mien:u ex ere».
Comments of 4. nth..1,n newspapers
' 1. •l.- dec,•ion of 1 b. Heti i -h tioveru-
Till K'1)AY. SEi'TEt1HEI
II113 111"10 11 eu.k•• cat tun emitrahand show
w. II t. • runt cru as to sug,iret that the
rrn-r,t de.ctle.pon of the subject hes,
els. r ,.II, been me.e Gerwau than
N .uthrt n.
A Change of Tune.
Hewitt ill,' Kecontrr.
Frnw enei.ting in season and out of
sea -nu that (;suede kunst beve a gen-
es al election and Lave it quick, The
Toronto Newo is now demanding that
iu-t•sd of a general election the pre*-
..ut Govrlbweot ought to bav* an ex-
tension ..f time Possibly the result
io %Iauitoba hew had sowetbing to do
with the sudden cnnveuion.
A Sam Hughes Pan.
Toronto Worbt
U.: C. W. J. Me ys is credited with
on. of the beet pun/ of the season. It
was the re.u.t of s r•Opverjal ion about
S11• Sam Hughes as ben someone wan•
tiered why the King should have
knighted hie Erna lean Oeneral. "Oh!"
said Mr. J• if eye, "le roi i amuse !-
No one will apptrelate this better than
Sir Saw.
THE AVERAGE C.TIZFN.
The c y is es prr'grrl•e'se
of i e •vetagefeir'z•n-co more, no
les".
Every indi.:dual is Ieckoned sal
h
.n arrivir g at the ay. tear. No our
is exempt.
You art re.p"n•ilde for Ilia spirit
of your community. You a r e,
whether you know it or not. You
cannot place yourself outdid- of the
ealcul•ti let
You either .tared above or I, -low
the aver.a.•. i don't knnw which.
I do know lhat'where you stand
of melts the •vrr/ge. If below, you
area cn ,ty li *Lilit y ; If .I eve,
a Commmnil)• easel.
In one c000 ymt Aro p..Lin,( .Sows,
rrtatding the advancement a n
progress, of the community. lu tl.r
other you ere punt •0 u.• .•11.1 1.0-
mnting ed wane -stent rn,f p;
The Outs-% way to iwpr 1 r your
community 1- to i el* ore yourself !
--The Citizen.
EDITORI&L NOTES.
Win 1915 go down t • b'ot •ty is the
year of the war or the year u( he wet ?
Th. westhrr man et Toronto says
the month ju.t. past was the wettest
August in *event? yrs'.. We are in-
clined to belies *1114,
Lord Abetdrro is plassjugs yi*ie' to
thi, count!% tide fall A. liovernor-
Orm cal of ()suede Lor.1 Aleedeen he -
came Te' y popular wit h C Medias.,
and be will 140 hear i'y Icuaseml.
Ilrt•. 1. a new w..y t. ,keep down the
tel; *e•0'. ':Ile cit)' treasurer '.f Mun-
tr•rl ham sec.-14'rd a Ir t •r signed
•4:te•perete1 l'a'irs." in whirl' he i..
1111 1i• 0ne.1 wi 11 death if the tox••. are
111 Iles d.
School's open *gain, and I h•• • h.ldren
are g'teiully t4 nopiig. ff br.gt,t end
cal. y to cultiv ate the a• element note of
their dear head era. At lose', the boys
:Art. t • we don't know bow th • gills
feel ...how it.
1f 1'.,i..lwble 1'r1.nw would 1'•ok up
the wrath., u,an h• elrieht find femme
•• net g,...I. on bin.. No charm. for
the hint: we'd ell litre to see him
"eo..ked" aft,t the se...king he ha.
be' " bit^ng us,toe-e nanny ear. k•.
ti I i•h finals It d..I,a'e l hat (ter.
massy i. •ptun0cbing bankruptcy It
i• je.t so well to keep in mind, bow -
ever, that nation. cul fight L.ng
slim they ire bank' ul1. Example,
tl:e r nth.,.. l'..ufrd.iacy in the
Amen ir.anl'.vil War.
The impe.iriow of the war tax r n
letters and postcards ha. resulted in •
decrease of thirty per cent in the rill•
1111,0 ••I 11 ail matter posted since the
tat went amu effect. The revenue
exp.; teal 1...m the postage tax hos ac
coolin.ly (ellen 'Mott of expectation..
'1•h. e'wpl.int is made (bat the
dr.. 1 triton/ of ret t,fl, ate, teal• d 111
school teachers are changed ie. fret.
gw..,.;ly •t.d in such a .onfusing wan-
ner th.t .-howl trustees can hardly
keep track el them anti .omet imee are
at a I. ea :,o knew the ♦slue of the
qualifications held 1 y applicants fr'r
pwil inns as teachers. The Department
of Education retold avoid such a diffi-
culty by the employment of • MOM
ttsrow ease•
As mammal amount of painting has
hewn dome in O(derieh Ibis year, Mr.
W. L Berton hawing started *he hall
Mlllseg--o0, to he sere literal. 'torted
the pslntbr a h going by havl.g ►M
Mock of steres tastefully towhead up
early in the season. Rinne then tan
ba. brew • g.weeal cell for the potat-
oes. •*Id .1052e amid bows. •11
ever tows flays Ikea bright..*d
u p weal ewe might take (lod.rk►
to he the origirol Rootless
A Mootre•1 View.
Lm. teal dametle.
Mr. Howell, the Omail.. L heral
leader, 'seem wakes u.. statement
that Canada, to d.. her putter abate,
abs -trend at- Iwo 54111,01M) mon to
fight in the w... •bra'o». eel things,
considered, the. would be a %wet army
to raise in a country who... poled •11. 11
at last census war un,y 7,':1.0,11111,"
spread user • aide termau . y. l he. e
is no doubt. th *ugh, that 11 the need
arises for hall-wllhou snld.e•e will be
fnrtbeoslug. Oenaalli a. part 21 the
British &nines. hot i° help to In.
utmost to win Inc nry, fee h.-1, t rr tory
would be legit int.tr spin fear the 1,n. -my
If the !orlon...eat war * y ley ps,..ibrltty
went sootiest the Aller.,
tie. mans in Canada
Tor '411 rite.
Th. renew• 1t 1011 ..hewed that tbefe
arr.. in Canada aY.L:t1I per -nus of G• r-
meh 1 irnh q1, deeceed Pr .1..0.1y t-odey,
Ihe(i•rwa11.4) pulalion of l_'aua.le la
not much 1..8,8 11'11 . hr whole P b 1Ia-
tion ut the city of Toronto,
Moat of the -r people. or I ltrir armee.
*010, came to Coleutr(long hero*.. hr. le
was any thought 'd hn.ttlety ieteren
IFrest B leech and liet1110.1 y. %lacy
tie' man families her•• Ilrell ..'(tial 111
C*nada for I.rre..d. 1 tinging 1 ark to a
hundted year..
It is of the 'Unmet iutportence that
1hese people ►h..u'd be in strum*• by
wi.b their follow t'anadiane, not only
dining, but after for wee. The iul(
of thew will rennin here, and lbcy
•pd their children with alwste-i.. is
vei y cnusiJerah:e a lenient In the popu-
lation of Canada.
Tho.e who are found *id ,11g Ihr
enemy must, ut courw, h.. puueh.'d,
and ( mire who are dangrrotie 11111,1 111
Interned. ()there, while not mmen.bl.
Lt punishment or Inwrnuent,u'ay hate
been intim-tired by a cal,. oken symns-
thy fur elmmany in than war. They
are deeply wrong, for the German. en
Canada have waren to he trey grate-
ful for the fade that they hve 'u.drr
11,itish Inotin*tions and not under I he
Kaiser. Peofeeeor Hirtbdorf has i.e,
addrnoing then►and. of It• *mane
omit Ibi. text, and diet. ie reason to
helirve IFat h,.. work has 'wen benefl•
Hal. and that he has ienwvecl ,many
mieconeepleon. mud •*town the tier -
mane in Canada the true nature of the
et, nixie.
The Germane is thi• t4mntry owe a
duty to Canada, and we our. duty to
them. Those who *re' Ictal should iw
treated fairly. We shonbd not only
tell them of British fair piay ; we
should prarti•e it We should stripe,
not to fmdatr err e.trange Germane,
but W hang them into nor fat. fly and
mate them feel that we .11 have w
common interest in supporting ltritl.b
institution..
HOW TO COAOUCT MUNICIPAL
AFFAIRS
Mayor Rn,•Ilfi.ld, recently elected
s• the presiding tinker of the mentri-
pal eeunell of the town of Renfrew. he
his Inaugural addles. gave some good
advice which is well worth repeating.
He •aid, In part •
One thf the younger rouneille.s was
kind roowgr to a•y that be would likke
to can Me le *be chair brasses be
Ihowght teas my Mea rgptiswss be
estaht leers esewelki.g. Oe.ergws1
1 feel some fe datloe fee .t►klsg •
few obsere•tloss its e.1, *chaise ke
owe *nether M commit *Gain t advise
white will 1 am sire he horse out hp
the e.*rrirwee of Use more rupee -
*seed men *bout to board.
THE SIGNAL 3ODF.R►r1 fnr"TA RT( ►
amebae it 4 no harm M 007 .0 •.11' HEiR
tont make char that y ,u cannot O'
'M what your Zine of .,•flow wilt 111
till you have d -c i.c.r• 1 tie matter •:t
your frll••w- rwuvlll rt.: i... incr. •.
be dime el, ass in the w 07 Ili 04 you .1
r*nI see nn the .pur of ell 111 'int 1
t•1kit .•err w't', 11140 rlhrr• poo* ser
WWI/ ie )wet 110 d • tuts.. 1•a►lug
either drei.l•e. or prouder..
Then I.i." t ore a•n,.her by tea 11.14
ing as 1.41416.11•11,111 t•'r de..•-i..00u. i 1
uommillr.•, $..(4104.141-•'11 *roie. 1.11144
nuajetpal leo 01.6.4. *0 1..ve t,. .1'11:,,..
lblrigs, ' "..et •16e'11 *0.11 .•ur et-•'.thlsy■.
re/y flet k v. Don't r.4, 011.41 let. le
thio to -Ian 111111 .110 '1..40 I, '-1 t, y L,
carry lessor 714 loot o► 1 . lin t )oar
f•l!ow.•.•nuvll•..• elm .ir.l,w eriesey.
Keep fent. with )- ter 1.I:..w . 1..1
one Cnt.111e Ian 1.. ort 114• 1e' 1,.o+•4
.ebenrt c .1111. 14.- /110 •. •ai.) .4••• 0111
to 1140 l.. ,s1 111 iu y-nt e•Ire-t e-
Againsl , h. a .1.4 4.. w . 1
tongue'. 'r*• .d.ws is •4 ....•.0 •1, •t you
me expected ter e.gryw..•. *.nor hang 111
which vole... not u. 11-.-. At open
...pencil eke r.• wi.l le' a•pp1 .0o,,ity t..
exp•ew. ).au,. If 40 Toll .rr tit'u•d v w
■P you de an w i.1, ; 1 ,11 let the derens-
•lauh in r.•mtmit tee 1. • regent..., *4 1,,
b ,nor 11. t ween your.u'Iv, s el .mica and
not fa r,•ut.i le talk.
l.iiewi a d•.n't lobby your follne.
couucillure. 11 you bay. something
y•.0 think for the 'peal of the public,
don't try to get othe wembeitr com-
mitted ,n advance byfrivate confab ;
but let thew mine to committee meet-
ing or courted meeting with free wind.
Or if is fellow -member confides that he
it going to propose something that
you don't approve of, dont try to
bea.l him off by quiet conferences or
lobbying with ether,. L.et hive peas -
rut hie proposition to Ibe committee
or council with fres mind. In that
way will the beet service be rendered
to the town.
Let us approecb all the question+
tbet come before us with free and
open winds-wilh no friends to be pet-
t%d nor foes to bs (heteueted, but with
the one de.ire to trent all ratepayer*
with Judicial fairness, acd to wake f•:r
the council • groetal feeliug of re-
.pect.
TWO KINDS OF FRENQH•CANA-
DIANS.
F lmcoe Reformer.
Armand Levet gee was once • fd-
lower of Sir %Villeid LAW ier. He sat
het ind him *. • memher of the House
of Commons and gave the Letterer
'edicts. his.u-.00r'.
1Vhen lair %Vilfr.d proposed that
('14nada should comply w.ttt Driest
Britain's request that the Overseas
Dominions Cw1e to tbe mother coun-
1ey'. aid in iuilding up w navy La-
vrrane and orb. r F,ench Liters*/
Lr.-ke with Laurier and became Na -
ti ',11444 t.. In the general election of
191I 1 hey threw el, the weight thee
i....,eliwed lebind Golden, 7 he result
wail an Inc.ear0 in the C..n.ery•tore
r. p•'at.ltali en 1.04011 11./.1.biee boas
.*even in the fanner Parliament to
I went) -.even 111 1 he present 000 ; or •
gam .•n d.violent' nt thirty- can votes-
al•u•pat two- hod. of the nod .1ity in
the Hour by which the Bolden liov-
ernolent retain.. power.
After the elect ,on Armond Le-
rer$he nl.de his influence feat in.*
tent reamskwble manner, peactinefiy
romp -Imine fs.rrden to abandon be.
'•wee w,.hes .,.d *reeve ase rolleageee
mon wh•oe only qualifications weer
Chet they bad held ex' tenor auti-H,it-
iah view,.
1.1 d•scnssing Lavergne, it is only
Igor today to admit that Borden bar
'that ..l Laurier'. fate in h s effrct ions.
H , t .o. has erred n' being ••"HI Brit -
1.11 " And Government anal Opp -.a..
(inn are lumped by Annelid iu the
',edition 0, jingoism.
But the untlalat,l,le feet persieta.
It was Lavei glee and Honrese• and
'heir elk test were such potent fac -
n10111 purling Later.er nut of power
a,,.113•.1den 1.o. A•'d the burden of
their eempl.ii.t wee .hat L1u.ier wa.
kit adTiw-.te ..f a rhw►r un'on 0111
Heia*en. In vires of three f•zt-. known
to all men, at it not racy fat Ube, e1 -
to .i' quietly 1•y while misc. imol"u-
par 1 x.110 tueligm their leader. Scarce-
ly a 01.7 gerw by that some viie humou-
✓ , ion la not cast at
tu ou-
a'i•ni.notcutat Sur %VIlftire I1y
alio by 'mote n,iser•1.le sniper of th-
u,'*aer Government pryer.
Coupe* tbe stu.d. taken 1.7 Le-
r.rgugand Laurier now. Both are in
the politic eye this week. Lavergne
set met' y thee•tens civil war Ile haw
writes. a letter to The Kingwten
`ttndud, is reply to en edero,ial in
that pep** entitled, "The Money. of
, he Hyphenated French -4 'a r,..,ie.n."
I)ircu-su,g the pnowit.ility of a fight to
determine the rights of the French,
Mr Lavergne declarer, ••We Yere
reedy." and cent -lodes with this Venal -
cent itatement :
-We are no end .hall not he the
e g,rrr.wr, but let me remind yvl of
1•anadenn history We are one to
thee. I. this rwmnlry, and we' hoar
•I*.y. homes our rurmiee in ohm pro-
portion. We thank that history te-
peatw ii melt
The /ranch -Canadian is pearef.11
and gr0.roua, but p1mut enough not
to falter hrf,as the threats all times -
act fanaticism'.'
What d.ee the ;pretest of living
Canadians say ? speaking at a re-
cruiting matting in Mherbrncke • t.w
days age, fair Wilfrid Laurier gave tete
triune* to the following :
"1 affirm it with all my power,
that it is theuty of Canada to glee
to Great B.i in in thi• wait all the
assislanoe 1 t 10 in tar power of
Cased.. My confidence in the p, es -
mit Omitsnment at Ottawa &Nam ant
none (tom the wile. of my h cats, but
at th. nu'Ideal of the war i con►ed-
eted 11 my duty to •ippon it in Hawse
policy. 1 have suptse, ted it in that
paltry ever since, and 1 will support
it ag.in The ree..on la that this
war e. w .Detect het were% (ttrm.
instltutinne and B,(tl•h Instilutlna•.
British enetitutina. mean freedom.
harass institute's' muesli
despot-
ism That la why we •. Namibia*
baso such • vital Intermit le this
Dor this great mor "
whew he bee pps..d hem t4. *h0.
will be aeaWmd by •l ae use
lereme't eketemtets to Uwteiiemhas
=11deer be, we alit, Meow tee
_meYea lee by se 010. t beteg
eppme
The Int le that were appi-giid "i weeder tae Moe i/
ler aaytaiog Abide to enteedl Nob a metal kAamM.. doesn't
ebembere yes amid Rite me Ariake slag ger play Sere.' redo." “TIN.
praetor. it to rteineet hetes tea ably that,• ate reoeaa
ISEA
(s a symptom or Kidney
A wall -known
Gorse* • ...aid,•• 1 Reser
yetinadea p0.:-m.Memet-
t.mination i n arale of death
Iran Heart Diseases with-
out find, a the kidneys
wereetfrdt." The Kidney
medic .ne •.. 'O.+ was first on
the mark.•t, most s.x:ces.-
ful for 11 -.rt Di.ease and
aY 1(16he,- Troubles, alai
most wide c imitated is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
111.n, a men ban hu It his emcee*' 1,w
elle fuundauuu of another eao'' fail-
ure.
School
Shoes
The time is here again to
get your boys and girls pre-
pared for school.
They will need good strong,
serviceable Shoes, the kind
that mill stand the test in
any weather.
In this line we have ex-
celled all past efforts and you
will find at your command
the most complete stock of
neat. reliable School Shoes at
the
Lowest Possible Prices
Our stock of Mines for wnrking-
tteen ha. taw srt..et ea w n b sew
greed Olt can from the teat
manufacturer. and dee. not in-
clude •ny.hrng that will not
give satislacliuu.
REPAIRING
Geo. MacViicar
North side of Squat e
Goderich
IT TAKES MONEY
to have gond jobbing done. but It
costs more for a poor j•eb in the eud.
TO GETGOODTINNING
you must emplo4 those who knnw how.
You will not nl'le any mistake of you
call on u.. We do work that time
and weather 11'11 ,how wands -me tight.
Much w joh is worth w rearonelde price
end your and nue edeas nus that point
*Jl be found pre! t y elope togsth •r.
Fred Hunt
Hamilton Stant Elam 136
SINGER STORE
Selling Off
We are selling ont several
lined of goods
BELOW COST
Ladies' t -made Waists at
1 -3rd of.
Children's Dresses, 4 to R yrs.,
at 10 per cent. discount.
Crystal Rope Embroidery Silk
at 2 for 5c.
Pure Silk Embroidery Floes
2 for fic
B. P. C. mercerized Cmchet
Cotton lac per ball for all
eines Nos. $ to 70.
MRS. TAPE
High -Grade Bond Offerings.
Aortitis M galled to Ilse annouse.
moat Ie smother edema of Ontario
Uoytrneaewt hoods yield. hog 6 percent.
..d Oily of i'nrnate bonds yielding
i Oh pee coat. These isewee are w well
kwowe to the Investing world that
comment as to their value Is he roily nec-
essary. Where. however, It le .fated
that these bonds 00.0 now be obtained
est prices yielding • higher late of in-
herent ioeooe than hu been nMaia-
able for thirty years pact, a yield 1 per
rest- better titan in uormal time, and
2 per rent. better than hank lntemuet,
•he wisdom of taking advaptags of
this npportunl*y fur sale and peo&-
able investment will ire apparent.
No Nous for Him.
Shortly alter the reconstruction
period began an old Soul hem planter
mot one LI hie negro.% wboon he had
hot *ern lance the lane('/ Itheratina.
• %Well, well !" s.id the planter,
••Wbat ars you dying nor, Uncle
Josh r"
"I'.. a-preachin'."
••What 1 Yo., preaching i'
"Tessab, master, 1'.e a-pteschin'."
...Well, well 1 D., you use antes r
"No sub. At the rues 1 used notes,
but now I demands de zadt."
Judge (dieckaapiog prl.Onerl -"And
in the fur are see that Y0U keep out of ,
had monotony." Pri.oner - "Thank
you. your hotwr.• You won't ase ate
bete again."
? FARMING IN HURON.
Hew • Weakly sea Writer Sizes Up
C mmilliees is This County.
The Weekly Sun 1 Toronto, has tees
fallowing article on farwwgconditions
in Huron county :
In spite of the evidence of declining
rural population in Huron county,
terming pays better than it did twenty
fears ago. Timis is the assertion of
assertionarmer alter i*rmer in the county.
Charge it to what you will, it I. plain
that th.•e Is mete won. y i•1 (aiming
than to the days when p. pu'•'inn wee
at its b'ghe.t p sin•, Improved meth-
ods have rota*. to the peofr►.'ot•, by
which the required lab* is teduce4 to
w mihimnlu. And in till. conviction,
the result of *hie i• pn•ving dimerous
to many people Ihis Tree, wino so'
much wutelalwrla stir i ed to hat re.t,
the crop.. Instead of )I.. Linder 'wing,
able W wort W. way mooted *he four
.'d.. of the fl.ld it 'e fo. Lunate when
three aide. ran he taken, 111 111.4*•
case., and very f.rgnehtly the only
way ,n 10. '01 'he 441.4 * 1,.n 1,e' cut u
from west to east, •s, ••alt.iu.t' the
grain &* et lies on the Kt0 .nd
Tins *,i.kea cut ahew tea. ore, ind as
1 h •tt•w 1.0017 b-avy, 111 1101 1 14.411..,
it i+ hard 111 Lind 1110.4,r...- p o s•t•7
and a .hp.t.ud j .b at b. -et eau ua.ly Ir.
done at she •tpen•e of more labor
• han .oust. NeI.on Mit el.. II. of 114. 1es-
worth, Its. had diMc..l a• t l aettih4
help, and he ie only ono v. hot died..
I- cidenr.Ity, it miebr imr 1e'. -t1, f, nett
Utak Ihr har.e.t deal 'Weirs. err delay-
ing the wo,k 00 t000n•ly that the.t-
teudenee et the Tnrnneo Esh,biterrn
may he affected. Many peep!. *1-0
will not 1:+1 let. the luxury of w hob -
.1.y at such a • i•n- w hyo 1 hey reu'en•-
ber for blamed hopes of . • r c.•td
Crops Are Goc d
•
Tnr 1,n -pe tn.m•e}0.0 tear. nothing
to he dredged. Thi. orad'- gave pone b►e
1f briny one of the beet fur wsny 4.
ye.. r• Th• grmtn stood telt and wail
filling sell when th- ..torn. came
Much of it still stand., but there es
ecercely w farm 'hat he. not been de- gone' There i• nn dieeoonting the
vastated in wares. Where clover had
tore of the Wee', whete fortune erre
h.rn "own w it h tiny o.•,,. and the grain
is n..2 lying down, ej,r cinaer 4 rotu-
nd up th,nlgh the oats wad almost
ro.npl..telt' biding thew In riaeycare•,
R hat 11.• result of ' h.* will he caw
not, he said It will 1.4 neeesaar7 to
• et the crop a• clo.e to the Rronnd ea
sosil•I. in order t' pick up the Ilelgrd
grain. '1 hi. will ,urate that the t Inver
*411 he cut el to. to 1 h ctnwn•. How-
ever, with good growing weather it
should come .lung well.
Ard the. hat vest HAS b en gond
growing weather. Sprouting of the
ip•ned grain, howe.e,, is not it sere.
cum problem in Huron unless. the wet
weather of the we. k end con eo heck
again.
The Changed Conditions.
Sn much fen the present rnndi'ions.
The ay.tew of fer.oing in Huron
cout:•y by been chancing while the
population of the fee -mina community
W. ACHESON & SON
New Suitings
Dress Serges, Tweeds
Suiting Serges
Suiting Serges, 54 inches wide, pure :cool and beau-
tiful finish, at per yard $1.25, $1.50 and $1.75.
Dress Tweeds -
Dress Tweeds and for Coats, 56 inches wide in neat
and stylish patterns, all wool, at per yard Si. s5
and $1.0.
Serges
Serges, pure all -wool, 40 to 42 inches wide, good
weight and in all leading colors and shades, at per
yard 6oc, 65c and 75c.
Dress Silks and Poplins
36 -inch black Silk Dress Poplins at per yard 85c
36 -inch black Pailette Dress Silk, special price 75c.
:16 -inch black Duchess or Mescaline Dress or Suiting Silk,
special at $1.00.
Yarns
F..ctory Pants, super quality. 3 -ply in greys. white, black
and grey mix, special at PCI'l:). 61k.
Paton's famous Fingering Yarn in the recomtten.?ed grey
shades at per lb $1.(k).
Cottons
Unbleached Cotton of pttre stock, cote 1 3ied. an.l waits :;11
to 36 inches at per yard 7z.' SC and 9c.
English Ca::*brie:, :iii inches wile. at per yard 123c and 16c.
Hosiery
Penman's Cashmere Hose, '.0 dozen on special yes::, •:, 0,
9f and 10, per pair
Pennian's Cashmere Hose, fine pure wool, seat:l', .., sizes
8} to 9 at per pair Spic,
W. ACHESON & SON
h•• been declining. Dan ying hes been
losing erste and beef rat-ing has the
fl•wr.
In.t.ed of she 114)-.1,r. (atm, the aw-
ereg, fat m is perhaps 441 acres, which
rniabt mean a reduction of fllty tee
cont. in the total pw,pu'atirn. Many
even have wb notch ..NR) eve., Nate, -
ally enough, when latter is starry, this
teed* to bard 'aiming.
This year more land than n.ual has
00tH cropped, and Huron'. grain crops
will he no mons item. All the grain,
practically, which is tailed, at heart in
t he Howiek diem let. is fed to the at -
I le, and .till more grain is brought in
for feeding purpelses.
The whole county Is not by •ny
means dewrtrd in the depopulation of
he rout.ty. Near Gnerie thrrr be a
family of • ?ether and ohm. enema. each
•'•.'spying DM acres. ''hey r■i.e from
11,04) to 7,1141 /numbed* of grain, have
, wo silos, and feed everything on the
place.
An sync$ot farm with fair bnfldin.s
ip woe/. worn. The timber le well
elesevd up. but what wnod Iota re-
main entithe farina. and tw'a.'tieally
every bum has 1 • wood let, large or
small of maple sed beech. The reek
and emit elan ate' well cleaned tip.
The maples remain, and so In the
spring maple. whiter *taking Is a hig
Industry. Oen. roast, of Howlek, for
instance, tapped WO trees this year,
and made 9811 /alines of syrup.
Live stork ralehig is the popeiar In-
dustry. Oaten bring 116 whoa dry" -
pad. and it Is Impossible toenough
(d them. There are about -eighteen
bead of rattle kept on the average.
..d lb* Pelves are in most eases al-
lowed to run with the bows. "'!tile Is
tie aelekeet way of teatime ane.ey
yea res get," se ye 1. 1. 000per, wbo
ham bot. a Mtge buyer Led setter of
bed aslemsbt. bet tblm year vet I. sev-
enty sweet et wee .ger bawls* him
taws le pew ger several years.
That Depgdedem.
7 it Berea M.r17. ae from many
eMmem% bees peso ens la mese* years
Moodie& of visages to Wasters Maeda.
years ..d eY WVy ave they
piled nn in a shore lame. and motley
wear to he piekrl up ra.ily.
One it teminnr.I of the story of the
lriahsmn who tom. t , Outside some
yews au/. vette• I, -inn toll et the ewer.
with which mom y ro.,ld he picked up
in the etreete 141 tt.nsd". t.V..!king
.town a't*wt it. Montreal he a-prr.1 a
fat wallet of misery lying 114 the aid. -
wsik. and picked ,t up thinking the
while that Cenada.urely wee a fine
1
y Juerthen s blind wean
rarer along and generm'. Pet poshest
the wallet 11.dn 'hr •ftt'cto•J li.u',I
band, Prying, ''Bs -dad, twat it. Sure
and I've got eyes and can pick them
up n.e•flf."
U•hen went In the elfin where
onotfnrr. and convenience. were mole
pledtitseI. 1s some cases the pioneer.
died end left no d•reet heirs ,o nark
the f.rm, end eo it was sold tow pre -
petals neigbher who waked Math.
altering his method of farming tr. gni •
h. neve cnndit•n.,s utstfuer,.sd acre
war and oe*ic. help.
One young men whoa Is Ord staying
on the farm tells Def his nwa warn.
for tra'iug the farm. In th• flr-t
pear., it wee tweeu•e -my- 14. her -ani 1
he didn't want ate to hear to wank ►u
hard a• h. di 1."
Toe father had t.ken ,IF, a 8ftrace.
f.rm, st.d we* get, ing alto g when e
Iry1,lonr -murk (he bun 1. telly do-
viroying it. It wan i&101111 end next
year 11e und.•. t •ok t.. build a hru.*,
hen the herr w*. hunt and emit Mu-
lled
erhed to he pot .,p. All the. we. •
heavy tax he fifty err... hie it was
surmounted and the term i. Hear of
debt, and ie making a great living for
the yamg men'. father. Hot be didn't
want the boy to heve to go
through et again, and even though the
(e y war. an only eon le» ha. 1'40.11 gn-
•,.r t.' school in Toronto. pr sparing to
1lteaway from the'farm e,tte,Ny.
•
Two. Sells asestempneertftwed at I•wwwIOy
Government of
Province of Ontario
Due 1st May, 1916. Interest rpt May sad November.
Drwolwiaahiow S1/1o0.
Ontario is the wealthiest, most populous,
and most substantial Province m the Do-
minion of Canada, and as a consequence
its securities; are most highly regarded.
To Yield 5%
City of Toronto
Due in July. 016 !.Io-.st 1st Amory and July.
Denomination, tlono.
TTheh of Tomato, in the points of
wealth, induetrie/ etc., is
the first *stemktpa ty in at Province.
The assessed vales of itsis in
emcee. a $565,000,000.
To YI&Id 6.06%
)1tg parsini re a rurynt
As. B.AMES&CO.
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de Slaw .► tees
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