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Thursday, May 12, 11)21.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
The merry month of May.
Less titan three months to Old Home
Week
•► - ate' v • What has become of Reeve Davis' pro-
posal for the exemption of new dwellings?
i
emeels
The surrender of Mr. Drury on the
Hydro tax question was the most ominous
incident of the recent session of the
Legislature
Premier Meighen is trying hard to get a
French-Canadian into his Cabinet. He
could do without Quebec votes in 1917,
but he needs them very badly just now.
Under the two party system, the group
system. or any old system. the legislators
manage to get away with a salary grab
from time to time. Toronto and Ottawa
are in the same boat:
The. Provincial_(iwvernrent promises
some action this season towards the car-
rying out of a policy of reforestation.
This is more important than a good many
other things that occupy the attention of
Ministers.
After spending months and much
money on a tariff enquiry, the Govern.
ment at Ottawa decides that there will be
no tariff revision atall. This is probably
a wise decision. for a revision by the
present Government would have made
the tariff worse rather t an better.
Germany has taken the ly possible
course in yielding to the d nds of the
Allies. The country is in no ition to
mike an armed resistance, grid . e gain
of bluff had been played to the limit.
The Allies do not wish to crush y
—Britain, at any rate, does not—but he
penalti for, Germany's ,conduct shoo
be suchhenceforth her people will
shun war asplague..
The striking feature of the -budget pre-
sented at Ottawa this week is the increase
in the sales tax fro the former rates of
one and two per cent. to one and a -half , our stat
the extra
and three
per cent., r tively. This, 'hirers at t
s---ot course, is an added dr upon business, -ttttlnik
but is perhaps the most re ily available
_ :means of raising the -money the Govern-
ment
overnment needs. The tax is addtsl to the
price of the goods sold and is tit matey
paid by the consumer.
Whichever you choose
�t will be the BEST you ever tasted.
BLACK TEA
Rich, Satisfying
Flavour. From this
Roast gardens.
LAD
MIXED TEA
Just enough green
tea to make the
blend delicious.
a 811
GREEN TEA
A Revelation la Gress
Tea. Pars. translucent
angers Flavors.
!bough in in.tiv of the older parts of
the l'rovine•e there are land. which
have wh deteriorated that they are use-
ful only for ndtiresta{ion. They are
worse for every year of delay. slat the
waste area etntllitri1I spreads. 1t is
to la' Booed the Department. arnel
with slew• powers./ will Parry on a
vlgorogs eawpatgn for replenishing
Illd (=tartu with !talar growths.
which (•a 11 Oily Wtlarge a pan in
regula#ipg the flow of rivers anal
streams, and will have a steadily in-
ervasing a vale value.
BURDEN OF HIGH
FREIGHT R:1TE3.
The Farmers' Sun pxlblisht's the tol-
l.... ing letter fete= :—J, -_:'N, Kends -hit*
of Iie•nmiller:
Editor. Farmers' Stpp.—i am pleas'el
to leant The Sun e,nfeli:lplates a cam-
paign for lower freight nates. as 1,
know of no uthel' eteonumlc gueatton
that denrarnls sea thorough an invest-
igation .or +[stat r,quire•a more dra.-tic
treatment. All elarog,•s ju the commun-
ity are vitally interested In transporta-
tion charges. tamers more so than
any other. and the present exorlrita111
charmer twerlottlely hinder i°ureased
bu.tntw., -
Th,' freight eharet- LS more notice-
able in less than ear lets than in full
A
third cla
umbus.
ambitious
man who coul
without breakin
said to Columhu
Americ+'• 'Yes.' sa
will give me a ship.'
and sailed over the sea
where he .thought Americ
found. The sailors qua
said they believed there
1►iseovery of Muerte'.
oolmaster told the boys of the
to write .a short essay on Col -
following was sent up by an
yist : "Columbus was a
ake an egg stand on end
it. The King of Spain
'Can you discover
• Columbus. If you
he had a ship
the direction
ought to be
elled. and
was no
such place. But after man
days
the pilot came to him and \said,
Columbus, fa see land.' 'Then this
America.' said Columbus. When the ship
got near, the land was full of red men. Col'
embus said, 'Is this ctmerica ?"lees, it is,'
said they. Then he said. 'I suppose you are
the Indians ?' 'Yes,' they said. 'we are.,
The chief said. 1 suppose you are Col-
umbus.' 'You are right.' said he. Then
the cnief turned to his men and said.
'lhere is rap help for it: we are discovered
He who is most careful is most free of
care.
MUCH ILL HEALTH
DUE TO BAD BLOOD.
ears, and dila method of Shipment If the Blood 1s Kept Rich and
affects the cernslrmer or buyer more
than the protmvr or shipper. In earl Red You Will Enjoy Health.
lots the amwwut Is' more noticed by I
tlie-aenial ahtpper. - whether prwlue•er ' - More disturbance in health is caused
or not. My experieiee as a shipper by weak, watery blood than most people
in' ear -60: -ata« sipreatl -ural-1.0110:atxma. have arty idea. of.. When your blood is
nes a farmer and for four years asr impoverished, the nerves suffer from lack
huyee.rtiet rehipper of h Faeine iia' ('Iib. h of nourishment and you may be troubied
On cattle Ie•f,tn• the last inereaiee I with insomnia. neuritis. neuralgia or.
of nates .and toe then ext•+ting -prkwSciatica. Muscles subject to strain are
Of 'cattle. Tile' 'freight re) rtuv ttrmerx, , untier•ndtenel►ed and yet may have mus-
amouotel 1e. 1 1-3 .rents tett each cular rheumatism or lumbago. If your
dollar ierrivel, or twin dollars per blood is thin and You begin to show
cid.- whilst with ho•reaairl- freight symptoms of any of these disorders try
1 lower se41i11 price the atnelint building up the blood with Dr. Williams'
ie 3 , entS on each dollar merited.
Pink Pills. These pills have a special
total increase of fre•igfit charge action on the blood and as it becomes
the pari }ear averages els per enriched your health improves. The value
es the yearly ahynueuts from ' Williams' Pink Pills in cases of
this kind is proved by the experience of
en are at least eighty can., • Mr. D. J• hlcDonaId Math River Bei
n
The
duri
ear. an
tin
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\1r. Meighen"s new Minister of Cus
toms, Hun. R. W. Wigm re, appears io
have a rather inadequate sense of political
morality He wrote a letter on the
official -statiatnery) of his Depertment-
liciting business for -the firm of Nagle 8 'chola
t,:rin, t
Wigmore. "of which 1 am a member,' l,.;al- aced
and ca'hng attention to the fact that het gn,w,'rs .,
was the Minister of Custrms. When taxed for the fru
in the House with the impropriety, the 11)er.91 IP -the
Minister produced a Very lame excuse? The Lalling
and the Premier did not Mend matters bythe iner.•ared r.
�j,r'yentnt rh,• gen
attempting to whitewash hiacolleague: rpro.luet.s. exetyaiug
the• latter not being
we 'have all heard of the farmer what l'""'tu--r.-e,- • t'"t'u'"-.t
became wealthy -by following tae policy•I-;',11.4:,:f.-,1:17::,f tinn•� t ae"Itt
,1 frle•li,l' 111
of growing things that were cheap He ,;;;."1„1,11,z 1,1441 fit pe•
was shrewd enough to see that if a t n•1 funnel these eft traeg. ,.
e 1 41.1411. or r fie eon: 111oee 111rn
product were below the norma prig
BARRY RARina1 SEEKS
I',F OKMATION,
Have l:oderleb Pru$ guy
Documents treat the
hurrynus !
The followltrg "''' ''beet�re•
eehad by Thr !►jy: tl (tvt r, George
H. harry, general ma ='e'r of the 1)u
Harry 1'Iauu ho„ 1Utt t1` UIIL0D Streret.
Ktitttk. N•ushtn ttaa •\..am ahbl5'5h1
tion would nut earl the toll explaga-
ticht of lir. Barr ; ie cost, we pub-
lhih rhe letter in hall. The Barry fam-
ily lived on Eigiu .tr.•t sur avenue)
in llolerieh, for sally years. and it
Ls a member of ibis f:rtunj , vbe 11°'w
writes:
'ieutlwnen,— idieta:ttleal trent RD
oawnbble tet.• , hr seanb
fahIrther tIntyRo uhlProtPa1t tl-4,uailtt
' yulneutr,.
rte., many of who Wight 11e on file or
perhaps eartieresly ISI aside seemingly
of 11, tmportaner ;u +oe of the furni-
ture wild to (ied'rirhwpw'rple at the
tiwe of eloaiug ur ttt.'_wrtate of the
tate George Harry of your cite-
-We We therefore ask Belle kltxt help to
asking in the• o'Iumus of your old
home tow -u paper if any tiuderk•h folk
who mlglrt have t~,Ii 111 either feria.
ture. books, of lute's from the afore-
said estate oe int lelioel grandfather
would now be so kind as to ,LamI11e
thew .;lowly for say italhw•tiou .of the
prefix 'du' or Ile woad. •Bootee -e ri-
erent.' on any petpers furniture or be- i
longings that ..weir happen to be In I
their to,s ewlon n:llekls.wu to thetu. '
tug!' if so kindly imwefiate(y get 144
ttwih wkh ml-, wham alien wpuki
he i'ry ta1u 1.1e• —
-Al -►t t and now particularly anwt
aalnab to fixe w„nl,l t e 1117 Spell- er1-
deta-c f m the ,•+rate 'uf i iy • great-
gnwt-grin ether. •1.OPI.it ILsrry,
w•home 1:3MWe a have that prompts us
to wake this genii and who lived
quietly among natty- years: anti
perhaps wane of ll- ,dal -timers have
some of the thing• y, from his estate
lnear•ribtel with the afo id markings
of the above paragraph. )rel iu whk•h
ease I haired weeds leer de lily grate•
ful for partk lane and hero ation.
He was born is the town it Little
York. on Augmit Ilth. 17:wt. and trent
his name in itis 1111de without ata ug
the tame of hi..Isir,•nts, whit th
were or where airy are from. but in
the year 1817 craws ,nit. the pretax
'du' in front of his mime and write,:
that to the world from this date on
he be knows as i1a” harry. and
wettest, Let those that are. to (lame have
hearts filled with knelne•s- and fur my_
sake nut use this. prefix *du' for one
hundred years hl come.
• -()fir family Imre rt4t tairaty r+aepeeet:
ed this wish and ism It is time for Ds
who are his ti ,rnelanrs to feel , at
libserty to trace sueleau'stry.
"Old-timers in Go -tern -la will reerll
abet Joseph Harry, for itis time, waw
One of the meet harm ll men. received
from the liberal alley nt'e =ale him.
His Son. George. my beloved grans•
tat -hot% will be ea.fly st•wetdw•rd by
amend pall .by the pro- N. S., who says : "For some years all as aur unusual man with heart of
is one point wvntld ntuonnt. suffered severely with headaches pains kinthtie•"". A bookmark In this Iillie
other farm tt4 ti' dhe Saerird a rundowt( condition: At start h.i• t> ie ',Jaw art (/"wi-le ftn1.,.
hail to bear ,e. same iiw•rease, but 1t i
is more iiotkwlHdr_ in the lower-prieed '
a • es. -fey ►• examtde4 t 'oin-
records might 1.' enlightenide to
e ns;tuiers who suppose the pnolur'r
is reliving gill of the enhances price.
of straw shipped to Toronto t
April If, ltr21, netted the, pnelucee 1
tw1.7o after hating and limilMg In the
ear. while the freight paid amounted
t 044.20. A ray of potatoes Mhlpgasi
n rut taw- .saline -. time m'tteil the
gni 'ere,elwt.ter, and freight aniounteel
' 1)u -a. ear of .boxed apple's .
last 1).r•,•tuto•r .he 11ev111,. 4444-'
freight eil:trice paid Ireton.
0ve1 WAS $300-1114.,W11 HP this
the apples.re•efi•Wd K1110•0°
grown, picket 'DIA IP-
•11
e-'
•111.
i<r'it Of pnepueta and
wee charges 'wave ,
riling of any farm
8.aul milk. etc..)
Ifreetel liy the
.brat increase
tree bags of
.onto as a
• express,
mttel 10
1• tor•
Sale of Curtains and Crtain Materials
500 pairs Nottingham and Marquisette Curtains in white,
ivory and arab shade, at less than half price.
White Nottingham Lace Curtains,
2i, yards long, overcast and tautbooed
edges in patterns, small figured, slots and
scroll patterns. Regular $1.50, $1.75 and
$2.25. At per pair
98°
French Marquisette Curtains, in a
range of patterns, neat and new, 200
pairs, regular $6.50 to $7.50. At per
pair
$3.75
Marquisette figured, and Voile Cur-
tains, 40 to 42 inches wide, 21,; yards
long, in white. Regular $5.00. At per
pair
f,i9
$2.75
Curtain Mmlins--Twenty patterns
and designs. 36 inches wide, with new
border in most pleasing colo ' and de-
signs. Regular •10e, 500 ' 60c. At
one price per yard 25°
WILTON AND AXMINSTER
AT REDUCED PRICES
2Wx yards, $50.00 for $35.00.
21k x' 31,4 yards, $60.00 for $45.00. •
3 x 3 yards, $65.00 for ;50.00.
GS
3 x 31/2 yards, $75.00 for $56.011.
3 x 4 yards, $85.01) for ;66.00.
Runners and small rugs to match.
FLOOR OILCLOTHS
All widths, at per sq. yard .... 75C
Four yards wide,
STAIR OILCLOTHS
24 -inch, best quality .. ' . _ . .. 50C
LINOLEUMS
in extra heavy quality, at per sgnare
iRll�a6,
yard
•
• • $1.35
W. Acheson & Son
times the pain in my back with a roma tliswer worked In between .
Would be so bad that 1 wnu l lit .ors as the name of dts,ree and Rarr7, carrier
our bed all night. From time to time doctors as a msouliffir 44) Prate iir-th Pf. tt
tepee were treating me. but it _did not giee"nie di 'tit- .
mote than temporary relief. And then • "Strange a, It -.meay seem. perhaps:.
one day when I was suffering terribly a by ae'r•Ish t ,e perbairs for a purpose.
neighbor came to see me, and urged me another bookmark Is hidden in .loseph;
to try Dr. Williams' Pink. Pills. After Barry's 1111,4' with the Isaserage •Fe'ur,
taking two boxes 1 felt relief. 1 got five • iso!, for 1 ills-•• redeemed thee, I have!
boxes more and before they were hal gone callers /Nee ley thy mime ' !took- I
I felt as though they were giving m. new marks quoting the same pa sage• we ,
life. as in every way they built up and: find la George Harry's Billie and that
improved my health and strength. I am ' same passage hit the perwenal Mee of
now working as_ a. barker in a pulp mill._rux- daritug beloved =tailor_ "lice ser:
tens hours a day, and feeling none the t•ently pa..e.l away.
wase after my day's work. I say with -.alt thio i,t:nretges one :utd we turn
pleasure that this condition is due to Dr. ! to you w:':g whom -they 11)841 :,m01*
Will ams' Pink Pills." l for .any Cnr•I„•r evidence that might
You can get Dr. Williams Pinll.ltills; 1.• fit h ort enw•kweesl an ,•ffeets froth
from any medicine dealer, or by 1 the ester, s.,! my people. Things erre
m:eil at .5() cents a box or six boxes for .s,dd in their grief In, my amities
:2.110 from the Dr. Williams Medicine I
'Elisabeth and Nellie shortly after toy I
Co., Brockville, Ont. beloved grnnIfather's death that
wt.-
.
- las shouter orot have hese'. and the',
The "Rears" Reformation. tire that dei'royed the old fiamily home:
Oh, he -Preached it, from the ebousetop, ` "1"u•rly t,Nf..r.•
• makes It all the harder
and he preached -it by stealth : now to cork. - the fleece) ue ry t N 5 to
He wrote whole miles of stuff ag;linst Ole ""odes) "l'''''''.111.1) a ebi111 f".: tit!'
alt ful iurse 9( wealth. 1111eh rip:, : - that w -e are in 11ue.
lie shouted for the p -,r man, and he -With n- ray 0111 h,•r.• away frena'
called the tick man down'; ' personal • ,•; rtnulty of nl:Ikiit . -
He roasted every kirg and queen. win ill11sthe ,•hes at this 1}11)... • we
oared to wear a crown. • rake MI- - means of ie+khig your i
+Ie clan red for rebe:lion. and he "sarJ :tr+h-t tem -tttal owstrran..e. ,titch if •
heed head a hand yon will t.. us old benne town folks
Toexterminate tee millionaires and sweep with Y."ur 'IIy old it is it, t-14 ss to
th m nom the Idnd. -.,y w,- ., u vis to 'rte. -ere. •-,
F1e yelled against monopolists. their power frit .
he'd defy. 'so if y will kindly run n few
'And swore he'd Ie ah anarchist and Now: 1:1,,g. ask;i; : ,r any Iifororathin aitsh•
_rete:-,Rear--irr�+utr_elinrtit : rtlem hit the Ay - - ' 11811:-1Hi-Ku:.t. give ,, -oa Mew i
he fumed and ranted, till. he lee w iii tl ,' -f t your kind a st-
maoe rich men wince. .1110
But ari uncle- left him money, and he'. _—
! hasn't shouted since. -
-Spare Moment-. TRi TiM sitiNAL FOR
many (enters would stop growing 6 and "it's ' "til 1 Is• 1.:,ngiit for at itis
— Noe I _ otato, . sent at the .tut# time
would send the price up. Thera he would ;e,•. i „•.. %lore 1tool worth. 5.111 n,tw-
te ready with his.crop to get the lac' i .0 ,t. w•enld !het re,rliz.• charge-. • 1:11. price. The next year with the enc. ur . 11.-- semi' ch:lilg, Ice n,de hw'ferr 44.•x1
glee appalling wa-•e of fluid and
agement Of a, big prise.. rather farmers 1.;:l t litee•Iu't. wilt leer lnrzely' lo-
. would sow heavily for tha' Cro;,. ha. he.' .,..,reL
-w•rr*LL-Ye••p-04 ii --knowing: F the -1- "\Y4'4ilt� Trac
Ile stormed
dr
heavy prlducti. would mean a slow ter niers rt l-.- 1 1 1 • It traps.
mgrket. The cotitt of prices for beans. l r J. N. i.Elt\I4;HAN.
potatoes, sweet cloverand some tither ,
products during the last •few years aIIs ,looney •Maker.
a 7ood illustration of they
Reforesting 01114 1•i
•
fit. •
''' • The Fanners Nun.
Tine est:iblislimeit • .41 n pulp and
Impair punt 1n let+ fracTitre n dozes
years ago 55411111 lunge Io.•44 ,i .4.1.•44did •
n " tilo11i;c-maker. INV flnil,e•r; wlnernis
-The Uutarlo 4 e vernumiat''1vll1 Doi:, and w;nter powers. if properly utilized.'
wutNd ptrovid. :,II .thy roveuitt 11115
anile 01..0,than year ha 7rrerinnt ger-
.-frtrrr-tsttheet iiaalai retried tram. id' P111'111'3' ' .estn.i,..
tin. seven •.I,,illton .e•rllhtlis. iii..! ,;
bine Waal •prrn.e..;witli *one hn,t girl Who 1ak.'a a fold Norse.
' we,"la w 111 Is ., 1 out 111 111,• F oe1 st r} , N"u.h
- oaten `tar.'
teparrul it'. ♦ rfelk a ,tnuy� re •rt -a- There is only one type of girl •Who
'tiote and, ea ...ry t•cn,.1.5 will hi mikes a good ntlrse. aecr-rdIng to 111,1st
eip-nt.1 in l:.e. tern tint:trio. The kit- Carol Martin, executive. secretary of the
,trer•airr11-r4-e•ttnttthe4 and nuutioift.iiithse central council of lursing educati,n,
-wee be rdtrr•tt.1 it, lite r essi.ei -4•Sfor,`.t- attend.mt the mireitfg education convert`
tnr'unste /).1P0•4. MO' 10 11,e aioyer ii- leen here. Namely, a girl who has had a
meet ,4 h1 whi h ii"'Y may rh+iut. • splendid home training, good education
lilt 11 y,•:,i t n ' --'1Jri• I"iinsnture in the secondary schools, and a vision of
1fit1at,d.tipe T uluutp, irlig.or+rsth,uA.t.t. broad 'social servite. •
w licit ,•mj.ewcrea tlwe nurr eipsl' mina -
in
The old idea that :1 mime was Zwtmtatn
ell of a eulruty b. wlSa hyla i)5 for fie• in a pretty cap, currying a trfy of the -
qulri"rjr laud for Cefeiretallnn p+nr- den china to a convalescent patient, is
proles -
Vises.. mid for pinntinig nmi managing entirely auto( date. 'the nursing sMin through the eichth,lur ti •stem;•is
dealt -we- werealer tr---ot+.l- 1..nhnl--eire -t=
givmg gt►1. a n r o tt1; The
pb•ntions'or :en 'ah,onnt not eSe•.vling stadrnt trora, works nn!y t0 the point of
*g5.0110 04 "Ili' ,r,t hog a1 n oto• "Inge. I r 4icicncy, not to the limit of drudgery.
Ihlrirrg -the 9••.•111- 04)...101104)...1011iq• n - the i.egta- I -That old'Ydea that the nurses Ole is
latrine park snot her atop font,Ml by i,,,K 01 self sacrifice has to gcs too," inailta
aeloptiref a wince 1 Iv,aldi1 * 1.1)1. etu- I Miss \lartin. "A nurse's work is prole,-
offthe a�l ii'-ot-i.:tuds alai' --Wont service, pike the phYsician'a or Use
j Orellif to se.mlrs by lease or 'peri I lawyer's. Increased demands for liaises
--thaw - poi .for -•ref rr..!(ttMn. 1111)1 111 ! Colne from every point of the word. .11 a
enter Into nen•ements with aannlrlpnl-
Idea for the situ,. .olrj..•t. Lane. r<o
acquired "th,111 ire tinder the-e'emt rot of
the MiMAMr, who in ty employ •its •h
girl at hes to be a teacher of nursing.
there is a call for women to open schools
of nursing in Japan, Siberia, China and
Eevpr. 1 he public health service require:
peranne and make finch rgulariea,s as community leaders. City. county and
he may eleeem At. rural nutting and all divisionsof industrial
Tex, few meintellaaltties hare taken , and child welfare are bask! on the service
.advantage of the esriler l•glslsliou. I of the highest type: of nurse." ,
node
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AMON
ti WORK..
MILLION' IN
PROFITS\
are being paid to the shay
_holders of Northers Ontario's
Cold Mince , — — - `
'Are you gaming your slum.)
Tlie
et—ifterience gained in fif-
teen yeah of active connection
with these mines will help you
to parti. spate in these splen-
did profits.
Complete Information .n Raeome
HOMER L. GIBSON' .'
& CO.
703-4-5 Bank of Hamilton Bldg. _
TORONTO
DECORATING
AND
Decorating Materials
Wall Papers, Paints, etc.
We sell you the materials. or
take the contract of decorating
your hotne, store or office.
Estimates cheerfully given
GLASS -
Window Glass, Plate Glass
Mirrors, etc.
\lee can supply your ivants in
any kind of Glass
J. CUTHBERTSON
North aide West st. Phene 354'
New -Automobile Paint Shop Opened
I have opened an Automobile Paint.Sbop and am„prepared
to handle all classes of Cars for painting and refinishing
CALL—OW-US- OR -PHONE r.
Slave .next }let your
automobiles ? 1 handle the
McKEE LENS
w•h;cli ha, been approved by the Government
\lkt us show you its good points over other stakes
J
Decorator
Phone 354
HN CUTHBERTSON
West Street opposite Masonic Hall
P. O. Box 509
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"Grey Sox" Tabes
TILOS. Ji. DAVIS,
south St.. }'hone No. 63
(.Ol)FKI( I1, ONT.
tis
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ileage as it is Measured
The selling price is the yardstick of tire
mileage, very often. The striking
exception being Ames Holden
"Auto -Shoes”. The mileage put into
them'is,not measured. They are meant
to give extra miles and they do.
Running on your car /t . es Bolden =1
"Auto -Shoes" will give • you 11:e cheapx t r.f
mileage you can buy—irrespective of cost;.
-AMES HOLDEN----a,
AUTO-SHOES"
Cord and Fabric Tires_ - in all
ce, Tf _ Standard Sizes
,For Sale By .Red Sox" Tubes
P. J. MacEWAN,
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H.40Marr N. Andrews Stn Phew No. 234 a , •
OOI0R1CI1, ONT.
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ed a New Tire
e here and get one
hat ill cut down the- .coat
of aut.'ng, per mile, con-
siderably.- Our . Tires are
doubly guaranteed, first by
the manufacturers, second
by us.
Standard Tires, plus ser-
vice, continue to serve the
car owner long after the
initial saving on a Cut -Rate
__Tire has been forgotten. - T- _
Vulranlzhig, Retreading and all kinds,
of Tire and Tithe
Repairing.
H. J. FISHER
• Haiiltoa St. Goderich
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Life Buoy Outing . Shoes --
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Now that the weather is warmer you will require Outing Shen
LIFE-BUOYOOTWEAR ' is popular because they are Stylish, Conifortab e, Serviceable
And Economical, the -ideal footwear for old and yo for the
sgmrtitr days. Filer! IN a model `or every nut' _
ptrpose. Nowhere will you get a wider selection or better
value! tiro ,arc being shown itt life-11noy's
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Let us do your Shoe Repairing and have it done right.
(if;O. MacVICAR
NORTH SID!: OF SQUARE : : GOt►FRICH
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