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A COUNTY ROAD SCHEME
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The Seem meaty cooaoi I. leuneb-
IttR • Platt for the Improvement of
roads, and The Windsor Record has
the (otbwle4t artiste as the subject :
"legibility M one of the commend.
able foetuses of lite highway improve-
ment leglslsllon in Outnri.), and to
the fact was due the sauces. In get-
ting through the necessary endorse-
ment b the county council of w good
reds p fur this county. We bad
• peculiar situation to meet here.
The people la the soothers ball of
the meaty have good roads and they
w ere opposed W • general county
scheme, ie whicb they would have to
My for a *room of improved high-
ways that would be mostly in the
not W
Under the plan adopted we have
p•otically a comity scheme, with a
few sou/born loweships excluded.
This was tar better than the estab-
lishment of oos or more leadipg
roads.
There are various reasons why it is
advisable to establish systems of
county roads, some of the advantages
being summuized ss follows :
1. It set. aside • limited mileage of
roads foe immediate improvement.
There must be • starting p sant ; all
the roads of the Province cannot be
bait et oaoe. A limited plan of
roads is deterrnioed for special effort,
aed such as can be completed in •
dstoite period, say ten years.
2. Bspeoditttres can 1. concentrated
on sub.twttal construction. If roads
are all soder one bely, such as •
township oouncII. the mileage is too
Roast to cover in • definite period, so
the expenditure is mattered over all
roads in small amounts, and little or
willing of • perm meat kind isao°om-
pltshed.
8. Roads can be bails t0 wit the
traffic over tura. Roads I rrlwg •
euuoty system should br srlectrL se
to location so that Met will serve all
parte of the ouunty. They thus h. --
come the truck roads of the locality
1a ranching local market. sod ,011p -
ping points, and can be adequately Butchers'. good
built to serve effectively the greater do. medium
traffic on • uniform plan. do. common
4. Continu.rw routes ere provided for Beichen' cows, choice.. 7.26
the heaviest tram of the heal'
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Under tywasbip control, wads are
impnrved le disjointed patches,. mu -
with a view to Gnproelog the
worst places first -but neglecting the
needs of truffle. To provide adequate-
ly for testae means the greatest Woe -
It to that giasiest oumt.er.
6 Tow o l 1p councils are relieved
from the twat of maiotaloing roads of
bavy traffic, and eats c0n.rgt$e0tly
spread their expenditure more effect-
ively over the gt.wter ntilr►ge of
rOade carrying Tight traffic.
0. Adequate outfits of road ma-
chinery can be pros Wed such as
tewnshipe, *asking separately, could
not apply.
7. A bstter class of supervision and
wotkman•hip coo he had, growing
out of eootluuous employment acid ex-
perience.
8. Just as superior construction can
be had under county control, so can
better maintenance be provided, and
largely for the same reasons.
Y. In • general sense, lbs coustrue-
lion of substantial roads is too big
a task for many township councils to
organise and limner. Township
councils are too close to the rate-
payers ; are too subj ct to personal
influence and the consideration of
votes. Coot °ouits see not wholly
immune (nor County
it desirable that they
should he), hut they are ate step far-
ther
arther from infuenees such as tend to
interi.,r and wetter ed work
IAR[ET QUOTATIONS
JULY 4th
Termite Cattle 90arttet
Steen. barn -fwd. chotes.{10.mow .40
do. erase -fed .. 0.76 20.11
do. good 9.40 9.76
0.00 9.40
8.60 9.00
8.00
1.64
7.20
11.00
5.211
1.60
6.76
9.76
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1.76
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60.06
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10.00 12.60
7.60 9.00
6.60 7.00
6.26 6.26
3.00 7.00
9.00 10.00
6.00
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THE WORKINGS OF YOUTHFUL r HEAT FLASKE-S
MINDS.
Ezamioation papers are usually
prolific of ,mile -provoking answers
which desperate students baz mrd in
bope of strikiug something worth •
few marks. 1►requently the answers
sbgw only lack of application no the
part of the student, but sometimes
they *bow the examiner is using terms
not within the comprehension of the
pupil
Here are some Lamers culled from
papers ' wt itten by very small chil-
dren.
The question was : Name thtee of
the heavenly lerdies and 1.11 'what
work they do.
Eloise of the answers were :
"Tone heavenly bodies are Oranges,
bananas, and loosens.Evidently
some grown-up in the family his used
Gm word "heavenly" to describe a
luscious orange.)
"'three heavenly bodies are the
Irish. English, and Canadians. because
they go to heaven when they die."
(Tho Scotch ars not iib favor there.)
Oahe lad believed:'[' pa-rently, that
"bsavealy"was 001It a word meant,
and answered, "Three of the heaviest
bodies are ■utomcbilee, wheelie and
wagons."
Another wrote : "Three heavenly
bodies ire the Father, Bon and Holy
4iosa, " and still another, "God, lrsu.,
and Moses"
One of the queer..t wast: "god, be-
cause He is our Father ; Peter, be-
cause be was a great missionary, and
Lake, because be wrote some of the
books of the Bible." '
A teacher in one class had under-
taken to explain !be question by say -
Ing that "heavenly bodies" meant
eosnething you are when you look up
In the sky," and one bi ight child wrote
"Three heavenly bodies are robin', 1*-
rr•use they pick the bug, off the ber-
ries, sparrows because they are lively,
and storks bemuse tbey are gond to
tarry tbl°r.'
the key to beauty's heart : ' A box
et Liggett', Chocolates." "Your sweet-
heart's ebolee." bold exclusively by
all Retail ding storm. H. C. Dunlap,
tiodericb.
rihortest Line -Fastest Time to and
From
CAMP BORDEN
ST CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Oomm..cing Sunday, June 25th, will
be Inaugurated • last and frequent
train awoke between Toronto and
Camp Borden via Canad.s(n Pacific sa
follows :
CO THE CAMP.
brays Toronto (t'niot) 8 1 .. m.
d aily exam' Sunday. North Toronto N.3n
e. m. doily, arrive Camp Borden 111,16
a. as. daily.
Leave Toronto (Union) 0.60 a. m.
dally, except Sunday, arrive Camp
Borden 12.30 p. w.
Gave Toronto (Union) 1115 p. m.
as arday only. arrive Camp Barden
$ is p. m,
lases Toronto (Union)1 .30 p.
North Tomato 1.4) p. w. Saturday
only, arrive Camp Borden 380 p. lee
Leave Toronto (Union) 190 p. m,
Twseday. Thursday and Saturday, ar-
rive
srive Oamp Borden 4.311 p, m.
Leave Toronto (Union) 8 40 p. n .
daily. arrive Camp Bordet 8.511 p. m.
Lave Toronto I Union( 140 p. tn.
daily, arrive Camp B.rden 11.101 p. m.
PROM THE CAMP.
Lor amp Borden 6.40 a. ret. daily,
arrive Toronto (Union) 8.00 a. m.
Leave Oasap Barden 0.60 a. in. Mom
day, Thursday sed Saturday, arrive
T=vto e(Un)oa 1) rdenoon.
ti Camp Borden 0.50 a. m. daily,
seri'. Tomato Walcott) 1140 p. m.
Leave O*mp Bordon 1.30 pp et. tut st-
astdtsy only, arrive Toronto (Un(oe )1111
• as.
ieboe camp Borden 4.06 p. m . daily
•fit Brachy, arrive Toronto (Un -
Me) 7.69 pp m.
Leave Oaasp Fiords* 8.00 p. m. dally,
o nly* Perth Toronto 980. .
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Leave Oen srdoe 0.06 mp. m. Sun-
day only, arrive Toronto (Unica) 11.10
P a
Bbabr pamlw lar. from -Oaeadlan
Pueblo
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DIZZY, NERVOUS
Mrs. Wynn Tells How Lydim
E [inkhorn's Vegetable
Compound Helped Her
DuringCbanse of Life.
, Richmond. Va. - "After takipg
seven bottles of Lydia E. Plnkbam's
I uuuuuunIIIilIttr, Vegetable Cont -
,VIIIpound I feel like a
new woman. I al-
ways had a headache
during the Change
of life and waists)
troubled with other
t I ( bad feelings corn -
feelings
at that time -
i dray spells. nervous
feelings and h e a t
lashes. Now I am
in better health
than I ever was and peommeod your
remedies to all my friends. "- Mrs. LnsA
WYNN, 2812 E. 0 Street, Richmond, Ye.
While Change of Life is s most crit-
ica1 period of a woman's existence, the
annoying symptoms which accompany
It may be controlled, and normal health
restored by the timely use of Lydia E.
Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound.
Such warning symptoms are a sense
a suffocation, hot flashes, headaches,
backaches, dread of impending evil,
timidity, sounds in the ears, palpitation
of the heart, sparks before the eyes,
irregularities, constipation, variable ap-
petite, weakness and inquietude, and
dizziness.
For these abnormal conditions do not
fail to take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound.
THE /IQJtTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
use'►: �' cul'\Ir, UNP
1. open to rereleo •taMnt• any nay
during the Boltdy for a .lo. t balder
coarse or for regular coar#e.f study.
Young women •Yost begin molls"
rrepar.tloo at awe W all ale placed of
the Meet- mem wbe bare e.11 tete
Writ• tun ssrtisa u. sad eteslar.
C. A. FUMING. F. C. A.. Prin. (psi.
O. Ir. man lNO.nreeerr.
ROBT. WILSON
Massey -Harris Agent
Hamilton St , Gede.tcl
maw •11111111
7000 Rods of
STANDARD FENCE
must be sold by July 1st,
1018. Ws bave two ear loads of
the beet fence that mono can
huy and we have heutgbt so
we can sell right. Call 16 and
see our stock and get our
price before you hey your
fence. We need the money
and you need the fence.
Far. Nadine,
We Barry a full floe of Farm
Machinery •Iweys on band.
W• h. Buggies a Carriages
all and
irises. A large assortment Id -
ways o0 our floor.
1f you need a foot to.. of thud
FAMOUS (►LI) NOM E-
STEAI) FRRTILiZER, we
lave a rarloed just 1s.
Hard or Soft Wood delivered
to any part of, town.
Phone -No. 166
do. good 0.60
do. medium 6 76
Butchers' hulls, choice7.641
do. medium b good6.76
do. bologna 1.00
',odors. 900 to 1,000 Ibs. 7.75
lo. bulls 1.00
Stockers. 800 to 900 lbs. 7.26
do. med.. ON to 700 6.60
do. common, light.. 6.60
Cutters 6.50
Canners 4.26
Milken, good to choice 80.00
do. common to met 50.00
Springers 60.00
Calves, veal, good
do. medium
do. common
do. grans
Bob calves, each
Lambs, cwt.
Sheep, sweet light
do. heavy and becks 0.00
do. Bulls 6.00
Hogs, weighed off cars11.00
do. fed and watered 11.40
do. f.o.b. country... 11.66
Toronto drain Markets
Manitoba wheat -Track, bay ports,
No. I northern. 81.21; No. 2 northern,
21.19%; No. 3 northern. t1.16%•
Manitoba o *z. --Track, bey ports.
No. 2 C.W., 6IVec; No. 3 C.W., 61c;
No. 1 extra feed, Mite; No. 1 food,
60c; No. 2 feed, 49c.
American corn -No. 2 yellow, 86e.
track, Toronto; 22c, track, bay porta
Ontario wheat -No. 1 commercial
per car lot, according to freight, out-
side, 07c to 98c; No. 2 commercial
93c to 96c; No. 3 commercial, 87o to
89e; feed wheat, 82c to '.5c.
Ontario oats -a -No. 3 white, 4$c to
40c.
Peas -No. 2, per arlot, 11.70 to
51.80, according to sample, 51.25 to
$1.60.
Barley -Malting, outside, 66e to $$c;
No. 2 teed, 00c to 62e.
Buckwheat -70c to 71c.
Rye --No, 1 commercial, 94c to 06c.
Manitoba tour -First patents, to
jute bags $4.00; seconds, 14; strong
bakers', M.N. 1a jute bags.
Ontario flour -Winter. track, Toron-
to. prompt shipment, according to
sample, 84.06 to 14.16, la jute bags;
bulk, seaboard, 14 to *4.10.
Mtllfeed--Csrlosda, per ton, dellvor-
ed. Montreal freights bran, 512 to 120;
shorts, 123 to $24; mlddl_ngs, $24 to
526; good feed flour, bag, 11.66 to
11.60.
Wholesale Produce
Toronto wholesale ;rice,' to the
trade:
Eggs -
Special candled (cart's) .' .31 to $ .33
Candled. ex -cartons .... . 28 .29
Butter -
.29
Creamery prints, treat .. .29 .11 1
Creamery, solids .. r .a
Choice dairy prima 26
TnvIae,at, 191.7 4WM, II
D. MILLAR Et 50N
Ladies' and Children's
Fancy Parasols
Alarge showing of Fancy Parasols
colors. Now is the time'to select
sol when the stocks are at their best
weather ahead of us.
Ladies' Fancy Parasols from .
Children's Fancy Parasols from
in plain and fancy
your Summer Para -
and all the summer
.$1.00 each
- 25c each
Special Showing of Silk Rich Silk Crepe De Chene
Sport Sweater Coats
We are indeed fortunate in having a fair as-
sortment of these most popular,garments, in
plain colors and candy stripes, in melon,
alive, maize, gold, black and white,
5 00
each ,,
Children's Hosiery
Buster Brown Sister's Hose for girls' wear,
mercerised silk finish. The kind of hose the
children love to wear. Colors black,
white, pink, blue, tan, all sizes, per pair 25 C
Children's socks are in greater demand every
season, mercerised silk finish colored tops with
cuff, all colors and sizes in ZOe and 25e
stock from 4 to 8f, per pair
11 Special Value in Middys
Sizes, 14, 16 and 18 years and 34 to 42. $1Special values in White Middys, made from
extra quality- :Liddy cloth, deep sailor collar.
. 00
Special, each sees
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Ordinary dairy prints.: .24 .Si
Bakers' ,g3 24
Cheese -New, Targe, 18e: twhs.
184ic; triplets, 1�yc;, old, Jane and
September, large, 22c; twins, 22Srtc;
triplets, 221,.kc.
1'oultry live Dressed
Sprlcg broilers ate 40e 46c
01d fowl. Ib.... 16. 16c 21c 23c
Cucklitgs . 22c 26c 30e 32c
Beans -Hand -piked. $6; primes,
$4.60; Michigan, hand-picked. 16.60;
'grimes, 14.60 to 34.76.
Potatoes -Delawares, 12 10; west-
erns, 11 15 out of store; In carlots,
15c less.
Maple Syrup-1:1..pertal gallon, $1.50;
8', -gallon tins, gross, $1; -gallon
tins, wine, 70c; quarts, wine, 14 doz.;
pugs:, 13c ,to 15e Ib.
East Eulfa:3 Cattle
Ca:tie-Receipts. 2,800; active;
ship;ire steers. 89 to 111.50; but-
chers, 88 to $10.40; heifers. 17 to
89.26; cows, $4.10 to $8; bulls. 15 to
$7.76; stockers any feeders, 16.76 to
$7.76; stock heifer.. $6 to 16.60; fresh
cows and springs rs, active; $50 to
1106.
Veals-Re.etpts. 1.050; active; 14.50
to $12.
Hogs --Receipts, 10,000; heavy;
110.46 to 510.50; mixed, 110.40 to
$10.46; yorkers. *10 to $10.40; roughs,
$8.86 to 59; stags. 56.50 to 87.50.
Sheep and lamb.-Recelpte, 800:
scute; Iamb., $7 to 512; yearlings,
1565 t0 $10; wether., $8 to 18.26;
ewes. $4 to 57.60; sheep, mixed, $7.50
to $7.76.
Meats -Wholesale
Toronto wholeaate houses are quot-
ing to the trade as follows:
Beet, forequarters ..111.60 to 512.60
do. hindquarters... 17.00 18.00
Carcases. choice 14.00 16.00
do. common 12.60 13.110
Veale, common 3.60 10.66
do. medium 11.10 11.60
do. prim• 10.00 17.00
Heavy hog. 13.00 13.00
Shope hon 14.00 14 6
Abattoir hogs 14.00 16.
Mutton, heavy 14.44 12.00
do. light 14.00 14.00
lama, yearling 110.00 21.44
CMepe Cattle Market
CatUr-fiecetpts. 0.000; market
strong; beeves, $7.60 to 511.26; stock-
ers aad feeders, $6.76 10 $8.44: eows
and heifer~, 13.76 to 80.116; calves,
13.60 to 811 76
Hnti►-Ree.lpts. 32,000; market
higher, Ifgkt. $9 si to 110.10; mixed.
$9 66 to 510 16. heavy, $9.60 to
$10.10; rough. 80 60 to 20.01; _tilEa
06 to 09 44, bulk of sales, $11.• to
$10.10.
Sheep --Receipts. 20,000; ark
steady; native. 57 to IS; 1a..ks, 4
to $11.
Setter and Owes! Markets
St Hyacinthe, qts.. -1,000 bistros of
clime* were offered All eotd at 11%ea.
1410 packages of butter sold at lasso_
i Bale ill. -1,'44 cries boarded;
1,MI sold at 14%e. 9f0 at 14 1.1b
baleen OS154_
Waists
These dainty Waists are very stylish and are
serviceable, as they wash splendidly.They come
in popular colors of maize, melon, putty,
flesh, pink, black and white. Prjces
from sees.. .b3.50
Boys' Heavy Cotton Bose
Buster Brown Hose for the boys who are hard
on their hose, they wear like leather and do
not lose their color even with repeated wash-
ing. Nothing better for hard wear, all
sizes, per pair 25e
Children's Summer Under=
wear
Children's Summer Vests and Drawers in
extra fine quality, all sizes. No sleeves,
short sleeves and long sleeves, to fit a1112i
ages. Prices, each....... 4
New Georgette Crepe Wind-
sor Ties
Rich quality Silk Georgette Crepe Windsor
Ties, all new shades, each ............... 0c
Three -cornered Silk Middy Ties, hetnst t hed.
colors paddy, red, navy,CC,,,,
Alice; etc., at each ....sees 3st� and 50c
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IN STOCK
Store PHONE 56 fi
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McCALL'S PATTERNS FOR AUGUST NOW
u Millar's Scotch
Wedding Stationery
Let us print your Wedding Stationery with
the latest styles of type.
Moderate Prices. Workmanship Cucranteed.
The Signal Printing Company, Limited
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DUNLOP AUTOMOBILE TIRES
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"I was the Let le maim as auto tire -.r any typo
T1el's wiry 1 meek positively es the tire eabt.ct. 1 love • s
q..b., r • tire tbsr y.a get ire tie wake( .4 slat ti Sena.
AtYn so usy way .1 Malone. Tw..M4sa . i..osbiag els• mien
'Dude,' and 'Driver' eearuoo with the e.a.s hose.
Treatise' oast Dewlap '1p.eial'-_..d tb. r.et
Igoe OX.' to, ass --4b Q.agy Cear."
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Goods
/trot 7440
of tire -is Canada
maintained tient Rrigs ecorties men*d of Vd .4 Assisi
Velvet : Cyt,
the ability fs dsi er. Wake that
.f de D..I.p Ties F000dr-ase,,
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