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Ss-nun:day, April 17, 1919.
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SPECI ALS
A few cases of GUSTO to
clear at 10c a package.
QUAKER CORN FLAKES,
to clear at 124c.
DOMINION CORN
FLAKES 10c.
DRUDGE 10c package for 5c.
A can of good CLEANSER
for 5c a tin.
Small can of good Salmou 15c.
Small can of Red Salmon 20c.
C r Pilchards, worth 20c, for
Attest kind, worth 25c, for
20c.
Some. RE ROSE TEA left
at 55c a 1 worth 70c.
J. J. McEwen
I.:cense No.6-7,
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Itis. itownsys sart.. •
Mr. W. S. nowdeit, industrial aettre-
tary a the Goderich Board of Trade.
lies
at to l'oruutu papers the follow•
Mg reply to a letter which recently
• Imestried ha their columns ou the sub-
ject at Hydreelectrie power charge*
and which was publLsheel in The Niguel
best week, with seine COnlinien1
In a receut issue of The Globe there
leeward letter over the mune of A.
N. Myer in which the idea of a inn -
form rate for Hydro-electrle power is
ridiculed.
It Is stated Oat a uniform rate of
$l'.511 per horsepower would drive all
electro-cheinical works from Ontario;
"that even i:mierich selfishly takes
advantage of its stituation." "that it is
true that Niagara loath:. for the cep -
venerator of the rest of the Provaee,
kis to pay for stepping up the power
for long-distauce transmission." and
the eitheem. "enjoy cheap butter lied
eggs au4 fish- at tloderich.
Now, Mr. Editor. it is somewhat
regrettable that this writer should
hare signed himself as secretary of a
lhaird or Trude, because his letter
attempts to convey the Wee that
Boards of Trade are engaged uuduly
boosting their own local interest at the
expetese of other pieces. while as •
natter of feet most Boards of Trade
direct their activities generally along
the line of warding their Din right*,
and the rights of the locality in which
they are situated, and in advancing the
interest of the people in a way Hutt
will be a littnerit to the country •t
large.
Thin was quite evident at tlw recent
meeting of the Associated Boards of -
Trade held at Toronto.
The idea and purpose of settling to
n uniform rate for power he Dot
• r:oderich scheme for the sole benefit
of rioderich, as the rate for power here
is only shwa unethalf of that champed
to many other phiees. but is n effort
0. prmetically apply n principle of
equity anti justice. sliicit the progress
of tlw times, and the imique postdon
of the Hydrowlectric systetn, rightly
ileum:mkt.
The claim that the sisters at
Niagara are a Provincial asset existing
for tlw benefit of tlw people. that thr
Hydro -electric scheme was evolved by
n union of miiniciprilities for (he bene-
fit of that union. and that the Hydro -
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Underwear.
Combination and two-piece
garments, Penman's, Wat-
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good make.
75 garments, Watson's
make, in brown only, all
sizes, to clear
95C
50 combination Tiger Nand,
heavy elastic ribbed, to clear
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FASHIONABLE
Easter[ Footwear
wish real snap and fitting qualities
We have for our Easter trade some
of the mattest styles now being
shown. In high and low-cnt foot-
wear you will find our Pumps and
Oxfords much in advance of last
season's showing, both in style, qual-
ity and price.
Our styles range from the low-cut
sport Oxford and Punip to the dainty
vici kid and patent colt Oxfords and
Pumps., built on that fashionable new
recede tov with Louis and,Ctiban heels. Something sure to
pleasc, and the last word in shoemaking.
SEE THESE PARTICULAR NEW STYLES
ONLY MEDICINE
MADE FROM FRUIT
Extraordinary Sams: von
"Fruit -a -tires" Has NNW
Oe reason why "Irralt-eetives"
is so extraordinarily eaocessful to
giving relief to those sufferiag with
Cisarlijasiion, Torjeuif Lover, irsdiget-
Hex, Chromic hreadat-Airs,Noriratisa,
Kidney aid Bladder Thishles,
Rheumatism, Asir; iso M Bad,
Eczema ud other Bilin Affections,
is, because it is the study modirdse la
the world made freak fruit juices.
It is oomposed of the medians&
riaotpies found I ples, orange*,
Aga and prune', together with tho
serve lentos and satiseptios ef
prove. repute.
10.. a box,. torpi*, trial arse !Sc.
At all dealers or sent postpaid
by l'ruit-a urea Limited. Ottawa.
electric Commission wits appointed to
administer the admire of the system
for the rissoviated municipalities. are'
some of the fundamental princIpleri on
the reasonableness of which the idea
11#11 purpose of a uniform rate must
stand or fall.
As a matter of fact. In the finat
annlysis. it is NOT true that Niagara
Falls, for the convenietwe of the rest
of the people, bis to pay for stepping
up the power for long-distance trine -
mission. because it is a fact too
known to be suceessfully disputed
. SIGNAL
IL 1.. Lloyd 10 00
Mrs. tiavin 11. Green 1 00
W. Somerville 5 00
T. M. Davis 10 00
Model Theatre benefit It 1 30
tiodorielt Oreiwst nt 10 00
11. Itobins. 5 (Mn
Model Theatre Itettelt 25 25
Retielesh Lodge 00 00
A Friend 5 On
Thos. Gundry 25 00
Wohopies Institute fin 00
Gederitt Agricultural Society 100 tes
(4. le 25 00
Maple Leaf (hapter, I.0.1).E50 00
1). Millar & son 2.'4 00
Women's War Auxiliary 5 00
J. W. Smith 10 00
Goderich Township Patriotic
Society
Marie* llwatre benefit
'Jelly Name Society, proceeds
euchre
ParsonsFair
Wm. Lane
Jedge Dickson
(1. W. Holman
to:weeds !herrn nt
W. McLean. open. House
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Ylliti, Gude-
rich township
Mr. and Mrs. Beg. Sturdy,
Hoderich townahip
Dr. J. M. Field
t•tutries (inflow
E. II. termsiA
0. Newton
Wesley Walker
Lords l'ondos
;mi. F. 1111010.00
Ahmeek Clutpt. r. 1.0.D.d
Mon 14y west S(. Laundry)
Itropliev Ilroaa
14. .1. Curry
J. E. Ibitch
Smith's .121 Store
Mrs 14'. I.. Horton
Huron Ldge, No. W.
J. E. Tom
MP, Will. Taylor
Social 1 ss tlub (proeeeds
that the overhead charges of opentting of euchre ;owl &wee) ...
the whole system are distributed as a
iliarge to all the mitnicipalities that
obtain power from Niagara. and that
without this distribution of the cost of
operation Nitigant Falls, and several
other places. could not possibly obtain
power at tlw low rate they are now
na-eit iug it. In other words. were it
not for the•i:xtretnely high rates paid
by a great urajprity uf the places. no
such 1, .w rate csalltf otlwrwise lie 4.1.-
6i:hest by the few.
No oto desires to drive any of the
works we now have •way trona
()Mario. but at the same time there
it re a large tier of issiple who a re
deeply in earnest alsiiit building up the
business of the whole country on antad
pritwiliten. for the lament of tlw people
generally. and with tis little .Iniury to
tiw few it
Goderleh eirio3s the position of Its
location in 'laving 11 splendid !arbor.
eletatop.. coliiity court house, and a
rich agricultural district, just (bit' same
as Ninepin+ F'.iIb II0eN its fruit exedras.
anumer hotelsand the attraction of
the tett their mention ity thp
writer is very irrelevant in this eon -
nowt Jou.
'Mr. Myer refers. to the pries of 00111,
and in Ibis tittuwet ion 1 submit that
if one hundred and fifty municipalitlea
were to associate themselves together
for the purpose of owning anti operat-
ing si mill mine. for the benefit e.f the
whole population. then the Idea n itt
application of a 'form price
be prist as feasible itt H uniform nit.•
for postage on our letters. regardless
of the distance thev are
Well Satisfied with Baby's
Own Tablet.
niers. Edmond Gagne. Tikuape, Quebec,
writes: -I am well satisfied with Baby's
Own Tablets. They are absolutely acces-
sary in homes where thete are little chil-
dren. They cured my baby of constip-
ation and I would not be without them."
Thousands of mothers always keel* a box
of Baby's Own Tablets on hand as a safe-
guard against constipation. colic. colds,
simple fevers or any other of the minor
ills of little ones. The Tablets are sold
by medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents
a box from the Dr. Williams Medicine
Co. Brockville. Ont.
CONTR1Bl TIONS TO
SOLDIERS' MEMORIAL FUND.
Illene•aetona ('anoe (*bib $ 100 00
W. J. Powell.... 10 00
Al'. '1'. Millar 5 00
H. T. F.:1114801s
L. 11.
irirm. D. Mlblnr.,
Nlaithoid 1.odge, A.T.&15..1150 00
General Itrtn*ll ('hapter, I. 0
D. 25 00
T 11. Itunille 25 00
Cross 1 00
T.ral
2500
40 75
AD 80
5 00
50 00
10 On
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5050
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CLINTON STOCK SHOW.
Matto.' spring Fair en Thursday Last
a Seeress.
The tt MOW1 spring stock slue Nas
held nt Clinton on Thursday last awl
brought together e (Me array of horses
apd
Tiic following is the list of prike
winners:
11.814 lhafts.
Stu 11 ion. 3 years and ove y-Wat.
Caliiiihotin Mitchell.
years and turnier-Roliert
1litniock. Itrucetield. Sweepetakes--
ito/wrt 31tinkiek.
Best Perclwron stanion-lIeMichael
& Fischer. Seaforth.
Heavy draft brood mare. 3 years anti
over-itnnoltoof Seaforth; Jas.
Smillie. [(eosin; Wm, Grey, Myth.
Tilly lir gelding. 3 years. and over -
Alex. Kippen; J. McKnight,
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11.1'11r1(177 or gelding. 2 years and winder
a--itroutifoot Bros.. Seaforth; John
lade, Jx., clintou: Wm. Grey, Myth.
Horne, colt or filly. under 1 year -
Jane's Huy. KIpplan; Wm. Grey, Myth.
Rest three heavy draft horses. In any
one township, went to Alex. Sinclair.
Itripailfoot '1:ros. and hours Smillie.
Ilea tv draft teams -Alex. Sintiair.
.1 T. ('Riley,laselinow.
S:rwierp: tales -Itroadfoot Boaw
., Se
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Agricultural.
I.rtssi mares.: years and over -John
Nit% ('liuto,i.
Filly or gelding. 3 years null over --
Glen Cornish. Clinton: Albert Morrell.
Clinton; A. Dale. Clinton.
Tilly or gelding. 2 years and under :t
-Alex. Wright. Kippen: Jos. Rey
moms. Clinton: JOS. Crich. Clinton.
Filly or .gelding. 1 year and under 2
Hale, 1:i. Wise, (.1111-
tm.Korne. e0II or filly. miller 1 year --
John Dale. Clinton; Gien Connell.
'I Mum.
Ten in In harness -Iran Itrintiwil.
lIvtusnll Janie% they. !tippet': Arthur
Dale, Clinton: Alfred Tetititt, Goole -
rich. Sweep.dit kes- Alex . Wright.
K ippen.
General Purpose.
Filly or gelding. 3 years and over --
Tryst Nott, Clinton; Fred Nutter. (lin-
tleam in la rtiess--Wm. !Welter.
Zurich; Charles Stewart. Loneleshoro;
D. Gardner, Hoderich. Swrepotakeri-
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The Morrish 'lathing Comps ny
5 00 special for hest ..... relied tetem--Wtn.
5 00 Deeker Zurich.
n 00 A. T. Cooper's special for heat coi-
lectiora of IlOrMel. Ott.seti by any one
own went to Artiiiir Doc. ciinton,
who had five (Inert and agricultural
Jintae-A. It. 311e4liail, Galt.
Light Herres.
All tie latest and best
Electrical
Appliances
sttiortartl-hrial trotter -J. J. Sic-
• l'illigIwy. t'linton. son tlw first oith
lloyal Sleinise.
Sta nide nibirisi pacer-lioughis Me-
in 1,,,,,,,io. ltayfielel.
carriage. horse, In harness --James
1'mi Egniontl, Clinton; l'ercy Weston,
flirt Held : Norman Habkirk, Seaforth.
Itastlider horse. In harness-Rotwrt
Tucker & Son. Centnilim : too steplien-
SOU. 11.1111I00; Wiilter Mt I :III Myth,
Roadster team, in harness -Harold
I in le. I linton ; 1Vm. lieeker, Zurich.
Ludy driving wits well contested,
first going to 310i. Oscar Telititf, l'1111 -
ton: second. Mrs. George Delp, Clin-
ton: third. Mims tireen. Ileniall.
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Judge-tr. It. White. Toronto.
Cattle.
siwrthorn hull, :: yen r. mild over -
F.1%. 8r.I Wise, il li mon
00w, 2 years and river--Eilward
tr'ise. .
I lel fer„ 1 Freer- rind end second.
Eilo n ril Wise.
Hereford bull. raider 2 years -Geo.
:41i*fteClinton.
Polled Anglo. eow. :1'yean. and over
--First and mescond, Charles Lindsay,
Clinton.
Heifer. tinder 5 yeart.--TIrtet, Chas.
!Amoy. Clinton.
hairy cow-Artlitir Trick. Clinton;
John Walton, Clinton: J. Rands, Clin-
ton.
t'sittle jtedmr.- It. Smith. Exeter
FINED $!IS AND (10STR.
Jacob Webber Caw% {erect of Sr.111Ing
Limner at dastiella
IMeaforill, April 8.- When !newtons
Tot ranee eari Elliott ealled at Jacob
Webber" limas, In (him heap, a few
ilii•s ago to see hos his 'Futility of
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in Silks, Voiles and Beach Cloths
In the newest designs and the best colorings. Beach cloths come in all the popular
shades and are 36 in. wide, at 85e a yarti.
Voiles thatare real creations, in dress lengths only, and no two alike. These are
the aesson's newest designs and have jnst beeu put into stock. They range in price
op to *1.50 a yard.
Our silks in every wanted ahade are here in a large range They conic in Duchess,
Raw Silks, thbutai, Poplins and other qualities, at from *1.75 a yard to *5.00 a yard.
GLOVES
We are showing a large range of silk Gloves this 141.44441111 in white, black, grey and
pongee. They have the newest points and range in prier. from $Se to *1.50 a pair.
Niagara Maid is the quality we are Ilk/oiling.
' HOSIERY
A large range of Sitk Hose, in white, blaek and colors. These Stockiugs are of the
finest pure silk and fibre threads. The colors are the best, and they range in price from
Fie to $3.00 a pair.
Lisle Ilose itt colors. at ti5c a pair
SKIRTINGS
A big range of Skirting Silks and Wool goods. These cloths come -only in skirt
lettg111k, AO that there is no two alike. The Silks range in price from *3.00 to 24.50 a
yard and the wool material from *2.00 to $4 00 a yard.
SILK BLOUSES
Never have we shown such a range of Silk Blouses as at the present time. Every
shade is represented and the trimmings are the best. Dainty touches on cuffs and collar
make them very attractive.
Voile Blouses in a big range of designs These Blousea are made film the finest
Voiles and the workmanship is of the best.
It is ii pleasure to show these goods and we would like yeti to come in and examine
theta. It is not compulsory to buy.
THE HOUSE 0? RELLABILITY
This store will be open on -Saturday- nights until 10 o'clock for the remainder of the
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D. & A.
Corsets
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liquor was holding out. they were tole!
by Wellber flint a tranger bwid tame
along on x recent night and bought his
entire stoek. tonsisting of eleven and
a -half barrels of whisky.
On being asked who the stranger
%a., Webber C011111 not tell them, nor
would lie nay 111,14 innate he gut for the
and. of course. did not know its
destination.
lu court here today, Crown At-
torney Seager reminded Magistrate
lirehr Hart when this case wax In
etairt Orel' two years ago, at the time
Ow liquor was seised. Webber had
...worn that lw got the liquor for the
use oj himself and Ilia wife, and
thong, tlurt tlw twelve barrels Would
perhaps not In. cininall for them. as It
meant only it half • pint a day Inc
fourteen years. It was a most daring
ease of law violation. as Webber knew
that he coidel not legally dispose of the
liquor. lie Tiering been warned at the
time he took delivery of it after it.
being held in custody for two yeatr.
and hair* returned to lias as a result
of an order -la -council recommended
by the Minister of Justiee.
Webber pleaded guilty to the charge
of:Felling in violation of the Dominion
regulation.., and to tlw tnent.trate
said that it ens either a wise of selling
the whisky or mending hia Wife to the
asylum, as it hi.iI teen a great 'worry
to them on Remind of the people want-
ing u. manintse It: •Iso the danger of
its toeing stolen.
The magistrate Imposed a fine of
$200 and csts.
Liberal Party Cenventaea.
The arrangetnentx for the Ikuninion
lAberal convention, which to he held
at Ottawa August 5. 6 and 7 next, are
progreasing. The purpose of t he
gathering will be dual: to frame a plat
oderich Board of Trade
The Board of Trade is stilt actively engaged in pushing f.,rwairi
a campaign to aeellee for the municipalities a uniform rat« Inc
Hydro -electric Power from
Niagara.
The effort., of the representatives of the Board at the meeting
of the Ontario Aasociated Boards of Trade at Toronto have stirred
up a great deal of Interest, and no small amount of supportanti
negotistionsi with all the multi instiller are now in progress with a
view of holding a convention, at worn. central place, to form an
Association, and to arrange to oriole a formal applivation for this.
change.
Every municipality and every manufacturer using Hydro Power
should "line up" and nee that every section of the Province has an
equal opportunity.
Due notice of the proposed convention will be given later on.
J. P. (It'ME. B. A.. W. 8. BOWDEN,
L'haieniati of Hydro tk 'thee. Industrial Secretary.
April 10th, 1919.
form for the Liberal party of Canada,
and to select a leader to succeed the
late Sir Wilfrid Laurier. In addition to
Liberal members of Parliament and
Liberal candidates. defeated at the last
Federal election, the leaders of Pro-
vinrial Liberal parties., and other ex -
(MCI.) delegates, each Dominion con-
saltnency will be entitled to mend three
delegates. This will make a total
well over a thousand delegates.
Steps are being taken also by the
Liberal members of the Provincial
Legislature for a convention of the
Liberals of Ontario. No date has yea
been fixed. This convention will be
quite distinct from the Federal conven•
tion.
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KODAK AS THEY GROW
Let your Kodak keep the autographic picture record of the
children as they grow. The dates will make
the story complete.
The athletic girl is a fittint
ample of what
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