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How old are YOU? "A woman is as old as she looks -
a man as old as he feels."
Stay young! Pain wrecks you in the prime of life and wastes
vour best years. Fight Rheumatic pains with T. R. C.'s.
Sole %geY t H. C. DUNLOP P B. l Iwmia and
for Luikrirh , Druggist
Nisi' $1.01 to thi. address or to Templrlon., 11': King St. 11.. Toronto and
T.K.C: s will Its sent 3..t paid.
"Just Wright"
li
ust Wright Shoes for men are
RIGHT IN QUALITY
RIGHT IN STYLE
RIGHT IN PRICE
RIGHT FOR COMFORT
We are fortunate in securing the
Agency for this high-grade
Shoe for Goderich
Get tLem at
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School of Commerce
Cliw oil and Goderich, Ont•=; riio.
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at:d arran¢es ,Cp((-ia.l (',ursrs f'ur.5trfdeitts
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actual l:u.•rineas System of Ikrokkeepiad
('rlduttial Typewriting Tess
Positions (;rutranteed
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- TER .$IGXAL
THE FARMERS' PICNIC.
St 'CC ,F'l t} EVENT HELD UV
(O1J ttKNE ('I.1111.
)lie.. Mahal Rollie Speaks on Canadian
Citizenship and Mr. Thuntrs Findley.
President ut the Massey -Harris Co..
on the Tariff and " Otht•r Public
Questions.
The, 4 .,1t4,run• Fanners' flub plonk
on Irtday hist pl. 1 he Point Fa rw WS.
fairly well lacnded. Many farmers
were tun busy with .1/1•• haylpg to take
the afternoon off, but theins who Were
!present with their wives and families
multi, up I1 ga(horiiig of several
Ioun.Ire41. Eddie Lynn els there with
a supply .f i..• '•17•a1111 hull other re -
(nal •14;4 ;t11.1 his 1'NIt1a %taw yule• s
I'opuhu• place, especially with the
10U1gst.r.. It WAS weld 04- iu the
iftei noon when the speaking emu -
;
newel, ,um1 whell ..it e,e• elltlelude1
the gatl.riug -' 3 lute; into Knife.
441141 I111d 111111111. deems 1'm•hi..il, on the
big lawn. . tter14l,rd. a prugruu of
1.11,,;4 W114 carried out in front
hotel.
The central feature of the day's
proceedings was the delivery of ad-
dress.l: by members of the 1'1111, and
speakers s-vur,ll for the eecasion. Mr.
N'illi.uu Young. Jr., president of the
Paru.,r% Club. titled as 'Iulirntan.
Ir. .1ns•p11 M.•l'aan. councillor of
3 ,.lI. ortle township, extruded r wel-
Mioue to all present on behalf of the
council. •
Mayor
Wigle of ti.alerich. lwhlg
called upon. 1IL111411nixl any intention
of offering any ail vie, on 11014 to farm.
but instead invited the iw4,ple of the
towidliip to give their advice and as-
411.talae it. Masking 1:,Nlerirh a better
iown, asps hilly in its favilitiem for
shopping. Ment' nig the "daylight -
moing-
dlaylight-
moiIg" motion lasse1 by t1"' (soya'
council. 1. sni11 it W14 Jour rather
hurriedly and before 'ally expression
of opinion had -t-0we iron the 1.3WD-
wlnlps. Zhu) the iutiuwNun from the
1'01110nu• Farmers' flub of opposition
to tie- move beefl receiv,,t a few days
earlier' he believed the ....wail w'onk1
not have taken the action it did.
Mr. J. N. K.ruighau introduced the
principal speakers of the .lay --Mr.
'Flom:is I-ilsllry, the IeaJ .1f at great
htdustiy, the• ylass.•c-Harr;.. co. of
Toronto. and 11 134.4 Sl:llwl Raffle. "a
product of the farm.'" Mr. Kerrdgltin
also lntl•.Nltasl the.representatives of
other clubs present. iticlli,1tlg the
4'hib.4 of Kint.1U. ,King -bridge. Lanes.
Mt/rave stud Fahel.
Mia* Bailie. .%ddrr%l..
Miss, Bailie e'xprssed a,ulirlr i.n of
lir, effort,. of the l'oilrorne Farmers'
ChM' to ,.midis!' public sentiment
.hong beneficial lines. They 14ere
pr 1 of Itnrou ,.misty. but %Le was
.sorry td (note the .I.•-reasr of the
county's p.,pl.l..tb0.. n 110111111 Iiig to
I hi rl r ht. -p.•:' emit, .f the genera 1
N t forty N' -c . e
p r3. ILt lou .ant f .rt, per fit. f th
rural population. Seeking the real.".s
fur thio loss. she said one raw",
was the lack ..f prlgr.•ssiVeltet4 h, the
agrf.ult.lrxl district.. The people had
Iwo. t.... backward In shaking Moir.'.
mews: (heir lu.tt., hail been "1'14 Iia‘.
and to hold." rather than "1., have
:nal h, share." 1'o-a1.'1i41loll. sa1.1
Miss It:i111.% slantl,1 la• the wst,he.r.1
of our people --co-operation ill rhe
ru1-11r114 1011%13 h.. of enin.t•y• lif.•.
that the young people nlay r111iz, tient
the (ton' is a goe.d plate to live. con-
solidated "4•...14.14 would 1N• a heli,.
.lifter al high w•heJ in the town
ilw young p••,pl, till,,' find It
hard to weld.- duW11 111111 Ire sllistiel
With sem, .10111113 1011. /111 the Liras.
The I•nns.111datel s•hrred W0111.1 aR.nd
1 h advantage of high school tra11.1ug,
and It V1 0111.1 Is• a training for the 111e
of the farm. Moue life must b, made
more netraetiv.. 'there should Iw
lectures and 4,1.1ra4rs .f 1,1 441n1.113I *.
1.114 r•vt .1'. Men ru.•h N. are heard in
the cities until towns s11.all I.ring their
talent . to the young Ie.ple it. the
.1,111. t'y.
Canadian ('itizenship.
11 was *.1111 there were a million
1'r11a11ixm. in the 1143,.,1 settees. Per-
haps one reason for tits is that the
people of this lllll try have 1101 yrs
sm1t11•i.ptl). 1ea11re41 that they are can=
A Business Education pays for itself in a few months. > mile lie. a'it 11 a enlit17 of their own
Ire devi•IIp. lu a few nvutlls celled*
Now is the time for the young man or woman to make an -' 14'"111'1 Iii.1' 1' 111 rg'• itntiltgl•a sten. Ilan
a lN1l1Ie 11111st make them good 3'11 neaten
investnrent that will give splendid returns in the years to come. rltigl•ns hy giving Ihem is gu.! example.
For terms. etc., write
B. F. Ward, M. A. Stone,
R. A.. M. Accts., COM. Specialist.
Principal. Vice -Principal.
• ■ Phone : : 208 ■ ■
:school opens Tuef clay. Sept. 2nd. -
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AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
TAKE NOTICE
and
We have installed an up -tel -date
Steam Vulcanizing Plant
arc prepared
We -alto
This n done by la
the fabric for the Instd.
but rim cut or blown
stitched on with a pate
you from 2000 to 5C
pdncture- proof .
Cap and ask us al-
and suggest a remedy
TERI1.,
Hamilton Street
all kinds of tire repairing at
nahle prices.
JBLE-TREAD TIRES
the which has the tread worn to
another which has a good tread
n the side for the outside and
stitching machine. This will give
les of sel'vice and is practically
your tires, and we will advise you
STRICTLY CASH
H. J. FISHER
Goderl< h 31
'R1,'• hum,. the church and the whim'
were the three great factor.. Th.• mitare and
cb31r�•h wens handhalppwd r tri .oma
resp4'Is: the whls,1 was iiwmeirttt.:
there remained the home, In w11it'll
existed the greatest opportunity for the
making of eititetiship. F.du,atiln In
Canadian n citizenship should commence
Id 1311 rally age. The y.ung ,hil'1r•n
should Ise taught to 1e proud of t'an-
ada. Its [nutty Canadian 1 •s there
were port ra its .f Lin,,li, atld (:arnl•Id:
there should As. 'portraits of great
.4,1144114 .111 1111• walls of ('NI14111an
•homes. The history of Canada should I
11. taught the '-11114ren, so that they
may know there have 11,4.11 greet men.
and great women in their own emintl•,v.
Miss IWili'• then spoke of the cooling
prohibition referendum, and espr•iItIly
urged the women, now that they hare
been glr.•n the Irus•hise, to he careful
In using if. She ,omuleuded the cel
horns. Farmers' clnh for the action r
had taken on the refer•ndutu. Nod
asked the w'.uN•n 10 stam.1 shoulder to
shoulder with the ('polo and help in
every possible Ivey ilk the r,-oI-(IIng of
:. 11)1.13,1 I,1, cut,.
Miss Bailie was warmly applauded
as she ,.14,•1n.Ie) her ,' epil.•nt address.
I're%11knt of Masary'•Harrbt Co.
Mr. Th... Finley, of Toronto, press•
lent of the MatowyHarris ('o , was the
.ext speaker. He said he [vas Unite at
I borne to a gathering of this kind, hav-
ing spent the first sixteen years of ilia
lift on the fat,,, He appre elated the
opportunity extended to hie, of uldreaa-
ing the Colborne Chlh, The °Moore of
the ('IIIb had taken a chance. in Inviting
him there, and he realized that mimeo?
the view, he would .';pr.''s might not
sleet with their approval. 1f ever
there aria a time when the pPOple of all
classes in this country ahonld meet,
exchange views, and try to get
together, now Was the time. Canada
had penned through a great trial.
Very great sacrifiowsi had been made In
the last five year.; almost every
family had been directly affected by
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GODEPIWH, ONT.
things worth while hal again been re- 11114 1111611•1 litv.
deemed for ua with bloat. The people 11'ould Leave It to Farmer*.
pl Canada should realize this and Th.• .pewk,r said he mould he wllllujf
should wake the beat use of the liber
10 abide by the verdict of the farmers
tiworld. es prusrrved to thein to wake of i'au•
ads tl:c very notal country in the *IOW' us hetwero ` t ou p ilet'1114.1 1144•
trade if lw were suer' the fanners
It is a good thing tbere are different I wen• fulIy ikturwwh 111 the 1114411 .
classes in the country', said the morainic,dur. He u 1 there 11.3,1 I've" 1uh
Wirt. agreed with the *tau -meet of , tvpres•14lxtlou nit the tariff glom
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Wirt.
previous speaker that farming was the dun in the West, and particularly
' great ftawlaweutal industry. 1 h.0 there it. the altrmeuf trig iwpMw.•uts wrro
were the whnufaclurers, the financial M11141 ulyr.wd Cur h'ss than at bows.
ria s, the lal.utlnt( Class and others. I'oi., .e said, was absolutely untrue.
He hol*0 that [brae Yat?/1114 ClaAet'ti' 1'I he fact was that the Auamgfacttlr•rs
`would ulake as little as ptwsible of the .f iwldeal^14144 nmol.• their• prunes
things that Ju not [natter and as muchIrrg.•w from ,spent erode, and. as u
as p.oible ut the things that du [natter. •rlu1e p31rlaw could sr{I more ch.wply
No one class alone could rule; it Would at bene•. Imp1,umnts wt•r,• ..dd tu..r, .
i be foulish to make any such attempt. ,Iw*ply 111 ('una,ia than In x115 0(11,1
The speaker here toll the story of the MUM I'S it. the World, ,xlwpt thi•
Kilkenny cats to ihnstrate 1114 view of 1'nit, h Stilus.. IwpIemeits 11.41 w)11•
What happens when the classes tight a. wu14nW,tue hi cruuda than to the
one auother. certain uewipapers sea Mates, owing to the duty that lied to
cheap politiciaus were. trying to'set1141 Paid 014 ah, 111441,'rial for tu4uu
various classes an this ronntry against fnctllring.• He• ,luimerl, howrc,r, flat
0110 another When, instead, they in some places in lite -slates prices
should I o -op.' 81., were higher Ihou in Canada, lu els'
Mr. Firklley went on toasty that a* a I Stites !Isere was 14 1liR.•reut Wel 11011
'manufacturerhe Would express some of distibuNeu. '!'here the ulauo-
views from the manufacturer's stand- tfacttuer sold n. the retailer. who madeepoint withoi+tln eking that his bearers Ills ...Will price for sidling. 114 Canada
should agitOrth everything le said. 'he =igen' sold ou ('.iutuissiou. The
Possibly what lie might say would lead "'lilt was 11111fnrwity •.r pri.w ht c.ul-
thew to untidily their opinions: at any ,.ha, Whin, ,u•ross the Ii14r Ity- pri.
rate, an interchange of opinions would', 3:.:I, 1.i..,1
it. diR,r,tlf parts of tht•re
be beneficial. ' e' ry. The ,Ion• reI,I1.11 1.1we41 '
l'au31e* of Univ.*.! the manufacturer and thetamer 114
4'Itna1111 1u:1bled the u.uuuf.p.•tnr•r.
'1 he grout unrest prevalent through- w fth higb•r costs. t., sell NI low price.. I
out the country at the present time was V,r.ng Iwspre*wlima. on I'ru$teering.
largely, in the speaker's opinions the' Fen F'iu1i1.•y then result of reaction from the *train of the'. gave some attention
last n1 -e years. and there was *0 clic- ' t0 the .wt.ry .urilhe4 pr.ntM•: ityg. Ile.
neem in'this country. rad radical that ,it 'aid wru111g iwpreselone Wel got t
would like to up.et camstttlted author- i abroad. 41141 he t.w.k exception 4.. Ila• I
J i[y, that was lucking to the rxan.p'e of •us•1h,s1+ pursued) "ill the res•bt Invest.
Russia, where there was class govern' 'gallon at 1MAN al. 1141 this point he
I iuent of the worst possible kind. These , "id I•
+
men wantedto take "sdYantage u( the The roan who is before the coty-
work and thrift of others. Hr believed ; mission is asked for a sla.'
tr•wut of
that. an attempt bad 'wen wade at I the alapital put into the buau.•ss. 11,- •
Winnipeg to upset the I:overnwent of ,iye4 ('4at stah'gt.•nt h. Mr. Pringle
Canada and to set up a new kind of ags the ,a {deal wfth which h.• slarterl.
• I:overnment, Anil if that attempt hail I Tlw original investment 3.311 into the '
succeeded very seri. useituation would liuslh,.. ten ..r. artery year. ago I4
ha1-e been br.aght about In Canada. ' tullowel by the question 14lwiher am-
' The steadfast courage, and determine- 11".1a1 wit* {lilt WI" the 1,11411,..
tion of the people of Winnipeg had shine- H, s•iy4 no. nut h.• pmt 1Au -
possibly averted a civil war.
pronto year by fuer. flat "rhe original
Behind the littlest may have been the 1n" 111.•111 is. andIP..a WI .a•,orilltee
hope held out that after the wat'there to hes profits '111 the last year of the
•1r
Bring back the joys of your
vacation with a
etrone Vit
KODAK
Developing and Printing
Campbell's Drug Store
TFtI I'LY$LAIt $TORE North it.
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WE KNOW
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was to he a transformed Canada. The war he I+ shown u. 111. V" Made n
' speaker's view nes that manufacturers profit u( two hmulral or three
and * lop .yrls.generally were favor- hamlrt'l INT rent. swots ow (frightful
able to the improvement of conditions , investment. i way that when a- 211:.11
for workmen, belt they require time fu,' is asked questions it. that way it
bring about the desired change*. A mhoWs either r peek of lntelligenee ..r
royal comulfssion had reported favor- "f hu1N•sty. Sorely ilie way to alien
ably ons the .chemo for the estab- I late profit lipids 17.Pbtal is 'tip tak.
lishiog .f industrial conncils, by !them your by year. sod commit the
twines of which the ween w.u1,1 hp rwuuuts. It It is d.atrell 10 lark ;it
gice14
mottle way as to test 44,11,li I..it*. the profits of the ,mpa
urntrw fairly, it
Mader 1chi. h they' - shnnld wi,rk. hull ; is 11.1 right to 'pr.a,1 wi*4tatelri,'lts
which would afford au opportunity for broadcast oter the ,.um ry
the l'x,hauge of 3-11-w. IN•twe.11` rm- I-tefulaulated Proffitt nit "Water.
pL,y"tw sod empleye4 s, .o that notch . In nines Eike this. in the very nature of
misunderstanding would 1N• avoided. ; the time-. large profits are made; but
Patten,1. And miun,11 f.rlwaru,c• these profits carat( be hgurrc open the
:well, h. the s•ttl.•ineut uC th.+, , small Latina; hest put into a business that
•pt.••ti.orna.I ' has made aormal war Profits. The)
The Tariff 4bulotion. sh*bn
tzd 0e hgurtd upon the turnover of
The -speaker tl,•...lieu.• to the tarifa t the dear. 11 hen it 14 found that trim-
g11es1i.r,. tie 4si.i Le held no 1.1'1.1' ' panits'ef tar kind or another have fawn
for high! pr.te•rion. but the ,.(futry so much of their p ()lit into capaal. where
11111441 have revenue, and he thought the- ,s the tense ,n calling that water' Is it
.easiest way to get It w'ss through the not profit capital:' If there is one thing
3:u•IR, at the Mlle' tin, giving r1a+1111- iin the world to be approved it is the
Nide pest. -tion to industries. Theretaking of profit and adding it to capital.
4i ere mor' thou rhe imaier•�e of factories 1 and 11 that were universal in our cum -
I interested : there were the ru.ploye•4, - pain i.oth,cg wcuid make mere for the
the people .f the towns In which the . progress of the country. Surely it is not
• factories were hwatel. and the faruwr prrlerred that it should all be taken out
14.11r IIle towns tol whom they p:.vii..l ' and distributed among the shareholders.
a hone wurk,l. N'ithont the Iarin' And when profit is taken out year by i.
our eotiil*luy wou141 pose fie 111011,5. 'year, and added to capital. it should be
soil 'pie speaker: we W.111141 .imply fig,ued'sthe capital of the year upon
mer, tit of thk connrry- to the e.uttry- which profit is earned. It is legitimate
where we could Inst make 1nlr goods. capita, when it is taken out of peens and
lu dis•uwsiurs of the tariff the Agri• added 30 the investment•
cultural implement industry. which In talking of water in capital there i4
vy.ls the heist protected. vyss the first , one obnoxious thing to wht.h 1 rpt op-
t atta•t
e',rl. ,\I eijw tiro, w
there as a posed, and which was done to h ver}
tariff of :t, per cent. .n implements. large extent before the war where out -.dr
n1s1 trhtetlrn erowpinl•4 Were making capital was taken into a company. The
holders 'her,•, as compared with nil,, stock sale of preference shares carried a
11114' Iurgee•t number In the' t'nit.vl bonus of four or five shares of common
States. Nearly all of them lost honey : I stock in addition which was intended to
the .nly eon.p4lniw which null.• i .r , be figured a! the 'capital of the company.
were these that NM uu export trade. ! That was water, and it is right to kick
The farmer. of Ontario had bud about it in hyuriog an actual statement
cheaper implements thou th,•y would , of operatiops, as it would not assist the
bene had with.,[ the tariff. Thi. 14144 reomoany'sdeveh.ptnent, because it was
leeuuse .f the strong h.s•,al eump'ti- to figure in after years as the company's
ti.n. ; original capital. The only fair way for
['ream separators were ,,r1 eta mple the investigators is to look at results over
of [Nein reenits. There WN'. no duty a series of years, comparing profit and
on cream weprI ata•., Anil a :AMI-Ihe investment this year, last year, the year
wIN,rstor said for x153. The prise before. I do rut deny Chit ebrlortrai
was ,Iftervards ant it. trv;, by ...mi. profit; 1'ave been made even on the furl
petition. but x separator tit& sells for , over Ler a year •
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n.ar, 1,01 11 11 mower and costs less t. ' Shit 14 Not Derry Sorrel...
01111110.
weWE KNOW what
A Shoe when see it, oleo
it is made of and how it is made. Our stock is
composed of Shoes made of the finest leathers.
by the best Canadian manufacturers, and by the
most up-to-date methods to ensure comfort and
durability. We should like to show you any of
our Shoes. Oxfords or Pumps, in the newest de-
signs and styles, and WE KNOW that our
prices will bear comparison with anything else
you eye!' saw.
Special
We have on sale some broken lines and odd
lots in White Shoes and Running Shoes, spec-
ially priced for quick clearance. They are in
= Men's, Ladies', Boys', Girls' and Children's
sizes. Be sure to come early while your size is
here.
YOU KNOW that WE KNOW hots' to repair
= those part -worn shoes, quickly. neatly. and at u
moderate COSt.
the Indian
The Indian newer liked work hut he
wanted his squaw to get well as soon as
possible so that she could do the work
and let him
bunt therefore
be dug papoose
root for her, for
that was their
�.. 't, at remedy for
female weak-
nes31ea.
Dr. Pierce uses
Co -
the same toot-
91e-
honh
" called Blue Co-
-in his
1t t "Favorite Pre-
ys � � Ivnption" alkill-
• fully combined
A!.. with other
1M * is. agentsthat make
it more effective.
Women whp are worn out, who suffer
Ifrom pain at regular or irregular intervals,
who are nervous or dissy at times, should
take that reliable, temperance, herbal
tonic which a doctor in active practice
prescribed many years ago. Now sold by
druggist*, in tablets and liquid, as Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
Bend 10e. to Dr. Pierre's lnvalirlr' Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y., for trial package
Weonsrnea, Ow*. --1 rennet Dar 64N111ato b
pram. of fir. Nome • M.dIHn.a t had ner•aa•
prostration and w81 eanpl.t.'ly 'down end out.'
1 was mho., fire doe tore een.M.n1 min. • I.or,.-
3... .•w- 1 was noreA diernanoml end was
pea, to IOWA up who• 1 began taking the
P.vortt. Pr..er1ptloe mod t1. (bId.n M.dh•a1
Dl*-oy.rr
Thom moil -Ina, pot no, on my 3.44
eras. and 11•...4 th..mry real relief. Rein, .
Purse I M.. moonomoretwri IT. Pi.re, s Makes,.
to Mew/...p.eIalty th. • F.wx4t. Pm.,•rlptMn.'
1 kaon of mane • vomit mott., M whom I M..
r.+.wnm.n.I*4 Fmmrit• t•r..er4,)tl.N. that AY
leen w..,i.rrnnr helped.
m I a . m nem. a r•w,n W,1.
•the losses of the war. Onr sewing 1200, n. Ie,....: si.41 .... 31 stem• hn. .•^•Id tl,.p
had endured everything, and all the' are- M.. A. I. Waa.lra 11111 J !• Stint
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There is the factor of the times: ani:
some companies have an advantage ,n
earning more in these times than other
companies. We have to take initiative,
energy. good management and the like
into account, for if we do not we would
only demand of the successful companies
that they come down to the level of the'
others.
is It not your own e-:oerience Let
any Lumber of you get cattle in the fall
and sell them in the spring and some wi
make more profit than others. It is a
mictaketo attack profit-making wherever 1
it appears. because we hear only of the I
successful companies and not of the un-
successful or inefficient companies There ;
rs too much tot talked about profit. it
is a actor 'in the very success of com-
panies it. which the public -hares ton,
because by success and competition I'
prices are brought down. it is unfair to
i inflame the nubile upon the question of
profit and very often it will be found that
those who do it are quite willing that
should he the ohly result for the notor-
iety it brines. I say it is dishonest and
want to protest against it in the interests.
. of the industry of the country.
i yield to no man in my opinion M the
high character of the citizenship of Can-
ada. We have the finest country in the
• world and it. future must depend upon
its citizenship.
Make Canada Great and Safe.
I have no doubt of the solid good sense
of the people of this country of every
Class, and most of all have 1 every con-
fidence in the rural population. Hut in
the storm of unrest that is passing over
our enuntry, and not aura alone, we will
he called upon to put forth united energy
in the fight to make Cana' a great and
safe forp�p{e of all classes.
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Brief al,1resse, were Orel A
Messrs, (1. L. Iamb, William Bailie and
Morgan Ttalton, and 'a vote of 'thank,
was tendered to all the speakers of the
day. `
Yes. Thelma. there would he flit
div."rres in thee vale of tears if there wife
mole grind woks.
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WM. SHARMAN THE SHOE MAN
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Board ofTrade
Goderich
THE Citizens of Goderich are arranging to hold
a Grand Peace Demonstration on Saturday,
July 19th, and all should keep this in mind, and as far
as possible prepare to decorate their homes and places
of business, and assist the committees that have been
appointed as much as they can, and thus help to make
it a day unique in the history of Goderich*
Let all rejoice in the peace that has come,
and prepare to enjoy the lasting pros-
perity that is hoped for.
G. L. PARSONS, W. S. BOW DEN,
President, Industrial Secretary.
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-- We aft: pleased to be at.le to inform the public that we
are now in a position to supply any quantity of hard coal
in all sizes. Also any' qukntity of soft coal (or domestic use.
We wish to extend thanks to our customers, who have
been very patient during the stress of the coal shortage, and
now that it has been relieved we will give our old•time
service and prompt delivery' ,
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Saults Coal Co
Phone No. ;r,
!i J. Saults' residence W. \V Santis' re-itlence
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