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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1921-7-7, Page 3POINTS AGAINST RADIALS. R. R. Robertson, Before Sutherland l'otnmisidan, Arraigns the Hydro Hallway Scheme. FLY PADS �► PI AU DI.Lt. rtOh', CAREFULLY Air,' rkAc'i \ ' 1, Best of all Fly Killers 10e per Packet at all Grocers and General Storm FOR SALE ! I Fumed Table. new speck $25.00 I Ice -box, will give good service 7.50 I Parlor Suite, re- finished and re- covered 30.00 I Hall Rack, solid oak 18.00 1 Lawn Mower.... 4.00 1 Clothes Wringer 2.50 I Kitchen Table .. 2.25 Soup and Dinner Plates, 2 for.... .25 Every day is bargain day at Harold Blackstone's Furniture Exchange WEST STREET (From The Fernier' Sun.) .lalntaluhlg tlutt a more entirely bop•law. ease Could not well he found to support the Hydro'n expected revenues, that the guarantee by the Ilutrrl) cloveruweut of forty -eve to fifty wllllone of boo.In with which to build mallets would ea•rluusiy tefeet Ile credit mud firoine al pusliktu of the Prnilnee, that toy HydrreEloetrk• Power I'umwission possesses most extraordinary powers, inconsistent With our hk•as of British welt -govern - mein. turd Whish permit It to be u dictator of un unexampled kind and rltut it Las taken fluids under tlw Act trout nue trust source to spend them in aln)tle•r, Mr. 1t. M. hteda•rt,tn per .curet u severe arrnlguunvit of Hydm- radial plols,sals before the SutIterlaud ltoyal I'otow loa.k.u. Were Revere Arraignment. lir. Hubert.«.n, in the opinion of those who have been follow Ing the evidence for it long time, pesented a powerful lural .onvinchag sero.m of argunwnni. He oR^rel thirty-three ti nilinga, whish he at-kwl tie• 1'omtub- 4ulwr, to ut.lke ulnen Ilie evidence. In sneaking to each of these. •tw nude frequent refetenet- to the -t.ts. reports. exhibits, testimony, rte., to support bls .tatenlento atnl to prove his a•...nious. Iu the course of hie. remarks he auai- czed the powers vested In the Ilydro- i'owwlssfuu In a most crit!. at way and revealed how that body-- had hi' tone. nn aHaire ry and autocratic lawn! which ela)esct defied the tM,veru- went and went on spending money for ratline 4nt7+'ae'- Pyen after the (:or- rrttuwnt 111 July last had issurel a stnteuhent saying that all expenditures would ;ease. He also dwelt 11111,11 the dangers of the meet unusual authority by which the Fly -dm 4 omtnlwion can pool tlw funds coming into Its bends and reread Irmo funds raised for one• purpose on undertaking,. different from those for 4. • ILTON 8TADUSHLD 1672 NINE out of ten people can figure out on a piece of paper how much money they a would have had, had they saved a dollar a week for the last five years. One out of the ten can show in his bankbook the amount he has saved in the last five years. Which one of the • ten are you BANK OFHAMILT Goderich Branch -A. J. MacKay. Manager THE BLUEBIRD WASHER Call and see a demonstration of the best Washing Machine on the market. We are agents. Lighten the drudgery of housekeep iii with one of these easy•running machines, which save tiller and preserve health and good tempe ZDlt$O>tt ♦ are the standard. up-to=da electric 1. Aliso all kinds of P. ELECTRIC for house, store, office or worksh Estimates made and cont wiring and other electrical work. We have them. - is taken for electric A. J. LAITHWAITE Obi Colborne Hotel Corner Phone 261 Hamilton St. IIPPW^Mrw IXDOCXXICCXXXXXXXCIC xsaaaxsocsosst -School of Commerce Clinton and Goderich, Ont: Owing to change in G. T. R. time -table, it will be necessary for us to re -open our GODERiCH BRANCH. Students preferring to attend there may make arrangements to do so. We give you a THOROUGH and PRACTICAL Commercial Stenographic Secretarial Civil Service • or Teachers' Course end will arrange for students wishing SPECIAL COURSES This is theOq ly school In this IMO Het in which EVERY mnntlwr of the STAFF ie a.NORMAT.-TRA1NFfl TEACH. Ell as well ray a 4'.SMMf)Rt'IAi. (IRAI)t'k'PIl ItINIiCfF}:1'I',�:e: 1.light by 11i.155 SliSTEM of MT - CAI. BUSINESS. • 111)1.1► MEDt.1c, has twits' leen awarded by the NEW 1'(►RK OFFICE ref the Iteenringtcm Typewriter Co. FI11'ft $l'F!l'IAT, CERTIFII'ATE:4 have been awarded by' 1111' E1►JY'ATTO JAT, DEPARTMENT of tit, Under- wood Typ'writer There te a well paid place waiting in the imelms% worts fnrpm 1f you will flu yonru.df for it. Think it orer. • Fall term opens Sept. 6, 1921 For further Iuformaton Phone 141N, Clinton. or write R. F. WARD, M. A. STONE. R. A., M. Accts., Com. Sp.elalht, Prinelpal VIeo-PrMr tesla 3oCXaoacxsaCXX:aaeeOoC•ssoae ,ND FOR TANLAC KS ALL RECORDS. Amazing Success Achieved by Celebrated Medicine Not Only Phenomenal, but Unprecedented -Over 20,000,000 Bottles Sold in Six Years --Foreign Countries Clamor for It. Thursday. July 7, 1!121.-3 Never before, perhaps, in the history of the drug trade has the demand for a proprietary medicine ever approached the wonderful record that is now being made, by Tanlac, the celebrated medicine which has been accomp- lishing such remarkable results throughput this country and Canada, As a matter of fact, the marvellous succes.s achieved by this medicine is not only phenomenal, but unprecrc'ented. The first bottle of Tanlac to reach the public was sold just a little over OR years ago. its success was immediate and people everywhere were quick to recoog- raze it as a medicine of extraordinary merit. Since that time there have been sold throughout the United States and Canada something over twenty million (20'000 0001 bottles, establishing a record which has probably never leen equalled in the history of the drug trade in America. Fame Is International. The instant and phenomenal success which Tanlac won when it was first Intro- duced has been extended to practically every large city, small town, village and hamlet in North America. Its fame has become international in its scope and England, Japan, Mrz1co. Cuba, Hawaii, Alaska. Porro Rico and many European countner are clamoring for it. From coast lo coast and from the Great Lakes. Tanlac is known and hon- ored. Millions have taken it with the most gratifying and astonishing results and have pronounced it the greatest med,cine of all tame. Tens of thousand- of men and women of all ages, in all walks of life, afflicted with stomach, liver and kidney disord some of :hem of long standing, as well as • thousands of weak, thin, nervous men and women apparently on the verge of collapse. have t -staked that they have been fully restored to their no►mal weight, health and strength by Its use. Restored to Health. Still others who seemed fairly we. yet who suffered with indigestion, heada hes, shortness' of breath, dizzy spells. , r, ' gassy stomachs, casted tongues, foult of breath, constipation, bad .omplexi los of apoetite• sleeplessness at night and of terribly dejected. depressed feelings„ state that they have been entirely relieved of these distressing symptoms and re- stored to health and happiness by the use of Tanlac. whish these trust funds were raised. He questioner! tlw propriety (.1 ism - terrine such with' 4tuwen. on guy body of trustees. lan•tbit layl, when that Moly leas sit h.lg.l about fly lrgls- latice authority that there was no ap- peal from its methods and rulings. Ignore Changed Conditions. Speaking broadly, Mr. Hobert .on held that since the Hydro -radial .hems had leen tlr't ,)1a,Ive.I etch votw1 1111011 by elector's, touditlous had 411in•ly changed. Then loth the Grand Trunk doll the Canadian North- ern and their 'ubsi.farie'.. were pri- v:at'e1y owned. They 'weere financially not In a innitiun to glee the servlw people were asking. At 111411 time tlw radial interurban .{-stew had town brought 1.r.unl iu tgrp)sitio1 to these psi ted tele off owl line.. Mtaiaicigmliti.•. were induced to give what he clnbued w'as very meagre sup- port up- pnrt,to the by-laws on thi. rround anti oh tlle statements made by retirement - afire. of the 'Hydro 11111 of the Hydro -i actt6l A..scr Yatton. VliT•h the Hy(T-m ! WAS helping to Manner , Plat the Iln- tariu Government would guarantee the bonds anel,the mnntetpllitle..would not 1.e en1Ie11 ;mon to Ray out monks+ HP gnoti.I Sir Adam Heck himself !• wwying tint if 111.. (:rand Trunk were acquired by the people it would ire folly'to !mild limps to pnraiiel 11. Nevertheless, with all the important charts... that had e,.we 411s.t'f. neither Sir Adam nor taw I'omwlsslen. of which he 1s the eh:dr:wtn. e'n.ed In effort. to carryon{ .norther highly ex- penshe, and. .lit ,hitt opinion. totally anwarr titt•tl'progrn'thme of public ex- speteliture. Serious EReet lit" Province. he result for Ontario would be, if 1 e scheme were allowed to pro- reed. hat the ..relit of the '1'ovvltn'.. would .e•rtnntly impaired. that the public is mild be embarking on a duplication pollee the tend of w•hleh no one could foreseesiuu.maeh es the fifty million resew' aakal w'n. only an Initial ontl.ty: bine large seventies wo1114 Is• taken away from Pxfaing publicly -owned railmayn, 1Iwr40t in- creasing their air and that the w011`hl dare to put - aefi•oahle (mine .net o the deficits which exp• my henry deficits: .of._ this -I'r)rilitw it tumidly eon - lase. to Meet (ower' railway anti engineering witne, es'rtated wouki be Ievitable. !i Mir. Itolrertw, asked that he Royal I'of/mission eulnl(nW the Inc that in any ease leglslntknl be I to amend PIMting legl,rtatk.n. am that whatever putill.. m ney Is .qwp for better rnilt'Ay fatuities *Wulff An for the eleyfriticntion of the lines n owneol 111141 ApPlIl efl by the ptd.11'•. claracteriml same features of Hydro operation and administration am re. workable awl tnntra1 ' 10 our ideas of GODERiCH CHAUTAUQUA 1, JULY 22-28 gtn'e'rIInN•ut. nod •:lid mtinici salit that had gold.' 11rto 111.' pl.,n.sitkn w' Iwlplr,.. ($•fore tIle at rbitrery hex 'Which could not Is• smel. wl►k•b w• above appal, 441111 11liic) ."(creches lowers to the deft -mood of tern municiptlhies wide), he named. Unfair to Rural Places. Ir. Robertson :also M huw'.ol figures AIN' evidence that sever municipaliti•s were linfairly ass.ww for the tont of eoustnu•tlon : th rural places were IN 11111 rap N111411111 ole .01 all proportion 1, any l.Plwll they could expect to reelve : and th the W1101t6 ten(erM•c of the Hydro can gramme. If ,i*rrle' out, wouki be rouse greater centralization of xxtpu 111111 Anal industrial wealth. .Leone of thew. features The fit lames to treat more in detail" In sites s.. sent !"sues. but for the Iletwfit It. Madero 1t has -anima rized the flit/ lt,gs as offered by Lr. Roberts() They :are : .. cet IMleslve .1rp u.ents. 1. That the ('I -mitts In whish p posed railways are to be hunt nn• a ready ;terra) 1k'iM1 roe,. which ma Rlth moderate c•u.L b• ulnae to meet all needs. 2. In view of .4lItrnlization pf Ix)tnletion that lins alrendy- decelo.xd in this. .11.1ri.t. awl of the advantage h rtulj.,r'. .J1' 1 heap power. for wide!' the ['roviuee has provided inlmel •Inn.. the Provincial crept .should not be pledge' ho neentuate this Iwutral- baltion. 3. Finandal ntte•P�.. of the vennlre Is not as.nnrl---in fact. annual deficits alight be sepses' in view of noon?. of roads In 1'. S. In rprwnt year.. 4. that of tonatrnc4lon of this. pro- poser] system i. exc4,ellvely high cont- emned with similar mads, noel 1. pro- hibitive. ;. Proein.als rest 4Pfore the flnt•'- ernment Incomplete • in numemns at- rientinls. lith as to conntnution and nlxenetian. a. Impnrtnnt -alt.rationv In and Addition to plans of the 11. E. 1'. r'om- misskon a(1 ,til.mlttes1 to the Royal t'onindso n were made by witnesses called on behalf of the Hy.1 niltifehN4' iTil ini'.Tre large ennui of money` not nuthorlleel by the electors of munition tides eonrereil. 7. ('o.t of eonstretetion has not heed properly ar fnlrly , di.tributel Among the several •mllnielpn111ies in- terested. ft: Fxtrpt to few , squint eaAes rnrnl nnulieipaliriec x•111 derive no nticnntag( from prnpm''d line's that will in any w'ay enmpnrr ,with the financial resit awl hnnlen they n.snme. Ruth -r pn.tmhle reititt will be to Two - mote development of urban cjwolnts tit lie expense of rural. 9. That revenuer to be derived will meet ._the i•u•L_of-.oppratiun, flit AN and interest: that estimates of even 1s nA slihnlltt.d to tlw (hnw'rn- }"l a unren•onaMy high. 111\ estates of revenue Inehele •nisstlnDl: .nm• that wY)llil. If these linen are n nett. iIP rereled by ndbin Nntio -1, t:, T. R. end the To- mer() civic. mission. 11. ''}Brett es miter. of revenue n. set'mlttell'to Government are Ivele,Rv what would be required to meet the Inst of op.ratlou. with taxes and LH, terr.t. 12. Estimntell reve'ntte, even If at- tained. leaves In Pont*. ease. a deficit after providing for cost of operaltkr. tract•. and Interest: on the el -stens n. e whole the surplus It ton smelt for w, t!•ty. 13. r-t'mitts. of veyenne as .nb- '`mlttal to the' Royal 1 (ommi.-ion •ire bnse.l utx)u imlx'rfwrt and eerrontetms iuforrnedon. on ill,fonndeil torsi ex- trflt•agant e..urn.'tlnn. will regent to the business 10 lx' l.Pellral. 14. F:.ilmltl•. ref e,.t of operation ns,g4.nbtnIttell to Governnle•nt ,ire' greatly below any rose that Is likely m tie realised 111 arcual operation. 15. Estimate's of the lost of op. re - don are far below these on compar- able read.. In ('antdn And 1'nfted Mites, and cone.) be rnnlired without reduction In wages of oxen much below prevailing rate.. 10. if mails u0' hint further large 'MM., w111 be regnlrel from time to tine for Improvements, adrlltIona l Bo.rllit{P., este., en Hort errollt of i'mr- dnee will he further dapple Involrett 17. Thr only way anticipate) ,44L fit•ite can he me de good' kr from tare - Mon. Henry tax burdens on people Dow make further impoeltbn unJn(1tl- flable. Is. F:.timatel revenues am1 ex- penseeM of operation submlttel to the wtlllk•Fy lith,. are Ix,t now to he relied upon; It 'trunk! 1n• unfair to 11.1111 the electors committed to the emte rprise on tla•Ir origlmal vote. 111. Propose' .y'tew wo,lld tlpyatr Irrgely 111 touliwritiow with Natiunn1 road. alai troukl, therefore, add to the e...roous 'load already earriel 111 au11ual 41..tielt.. 211. Ages -uncut hue tion wi/nietpltll- tks. 111111 Hydro -Kies -Irk Power I'om- nlh.slom I. arbitrary In character: it 4111•(1 not pn)11.1•Iy sa(e•gminl mlllillt-, Ialltic-s: ' 21. l'rovinee Int. ailrea.ly itworreti heavy ohllgatlulw for Hydro enter - {wises, and that • the Rlutrlultw• now aMkwl of $4:1.01111,1KN1 to u1.i11.IMMo,1Mk1 will duly represent the nucleus .1 a new system. 22. That elle Hy(Ir-tle tri• Power 4'anlmis.Iun haw lawn grautIrl extra- ordinary 1MIw.•r. fel 11i ext Plat 1 ilflt I1 ' is 111.1.• to chilli if hulas 111ey I1'lw4.1, In trust for the municipalities fu.•j1141ot' iu •. it. .t.teniauil it ass t•ts 14 atm,. latrine from If. stains II. a rnvin- e1:11 1'nwtuls.iu111 acting fur 111141 on la• hAlf of the Province ds a wb11e." .2:1. Ilalesinllde that the tivanei111 credit of the Province s1M.11111 Ile pbeel so largely in the hands of a,licitly, that discs /Hit r•tirewtat. aural is tna entirely re•vlraIsible to the wrote lna,1)Ie 4.1 111.. 1' robes. - 24. In view of the fart that the Hy.in,I!,,. trio 1'ower ('0nuuiwion is interested for other than the mimic'. l:alit1... ;vitas -nits' .In the ionis..,I rn1ht'ays. Jia the sale ttf ele•trie power, It is umleslrebi.. that It shoal! 1M• pbeel in rhe t'tlnirewal yusltitln el bath louver and esker of lower re- yuirwl for 'imposts' retie:lye, • 26: Thar tIN•liTiti,} w•trk' Power t'tuumissltta Las, utttwerrei,.ntaf tirense In handling of pnbllc `ntottey hntnnawa ) it; sal that 'It is perInItteil to em - p v all Its fund,' proc1414m1 for A ala fle ptrpn.e for other 1N11pnw.s. al nal or the In•m•fit of o1 her per.urn tlwu_. -owner,.-.,( tin- ftmth. It 1e lira •1e, htss'iuu regart to tilt. il:ltllr• at 111e+se sins -1111 privileges, thflt 1111• 11,111vi .•. of the Ilyvlro-Ele.trb .loll .Isomil In. extesuleil • field.. .of 1.Ia•rit1101. Ig' atilt tie• 41ev.rlop- re ma different that IR tT,au from .von - "To -night sure -on the 4.401" les Power Conn creel fo .dutlr.•I' me ly 2/1. Itailrua1 as mend of power It, 110 good is expea'p in Jibbing then'. 27. No • general demand , from; wumMlpetitre.- for e1 stnlethw. In 1 emote nitons' , I alit es 1 by. 1 11N+ were not A m:ajuritc of 11Alilkvl eke +r. In favor III oI of the by-1aaw'., and std luent on .Ius•ial ad - ndroacttve gl.kltton. tat Fnrheriu,n•. the initietiig a i is Ing energy h1 tl number of nut icltall- ts ides tame on the Hydro ('onlm ion at drill the flet o Itndi'l Pubo,, dither )' than from wit n the mIulihilallit1. to L" t. In V 10 . the pr..ssnre Moult hl` 10 bear on ttttt 1-eouwtll. 10 sub- mit by-law. .old of representation HI publicly made as to. uncial wimmpyte, It is nowise for the 'ro!•Iww to fur- ther involve itself by tnruntee. :44. No guarantee s 111141 In any 11- event be given except a er an Ilale- ;WtNleuf ..tear( -..Ion of n rnrnt tsy ele•t+11s with full Informer .n before m- them and a proper nllpr..•hltknt of 1 their prinulry liability. . 110. Legislation relnt'loig to Mier. Y' ntistn electric marls ahoithl 1 MI altered A(1 to A..nr' eo-opeation lass• twer•n any wish railways end ott rl puhlielcsrwnel railways. 1111,1 M rllm 11;1 N. 1o1n1A•tltinn /11141 'Iitplhill IOW at. P'r.rlaon to any event should P. made for an appeal, frori Hlydro- Ekrtric 1'nw•er 4'ontuds'.1on to the T.ie,t.'Ii.utt-tiowernor-het'ouncil.. or to the Ontario Ha11w-ay and Ilion •ipal 444atrd, h1 n•.I,r•t to trti4l•• and rate. rind A5's.1114.1rt male' against lullul- "I'i32. •nlitle+. MAMor`transportntion I. Is•1'linl- hag .11.41 n eenrywtltor it inipnirs the chili,., . cif Multi -fat .neer.s u( the Hata..The. .. Thi.. T'rrtrin.tnt pities} of good highway. 1. procidhn; inf•rense•d facilities and trungwlrtntion 1111.1141e - ft) Aer1e the ned• of the people. For the Quick' Service i - that .brings repeat orders LET me get him on Long Distance, and I'll soon settle this"- says the shrewd business man, as an emergency arises. His personality, with the persuasive tones that helped him build up his business in the old days, is still the greatest force at his command, and it never fails to bring the needed results. Long Distance permits him to retain that personal contact and lenience with men in distant places, on which his success was bunt. "If one of our travellers tails to secure an important order, he gets me on Long Distance before the interview is over, and 1 nearly always land it." The power of Long Distance as a business -getter is only beginning to be appreciated. "Use the 'Bell' to Sell". and see how economically it produces results. Many of your Long Distance calls can take advantage of the Statism -to -Station rate. Ask our Local Manager to explain how, or ask for our Booklet. "A Few Ways to Speed Up Business.** Every Boll Telephone is a Long Diafalo@ Station Red Hot July Days Hard on the Baby. ' July -the month of oppressive hest, red hot dais mei sweltering nights -is extremely hard • on the little ores Diarrhoea, dysentery, colic and cholera infantum carry- 'off thous- ands of precious little ' lives every summer. The mother must be constantly On her guard to prevent .these troubles or if-thev come on suddenly to fight tfiem. No other medicine is of such aid to mothers during the hot summer as it Baba's Own Tablets. They regulate the bowels and stomach. and an occasional dose given Ip the well child will prevent summer complaint, or if the troub'e hoes come on suddenly will banish it. The . Tablets are sold by Medicine dealers or by mail at 25 cents a box from the Dr. Williams Med cine Co., Brockville, Ont. HnmT L OOPR Said to be "the funniest man since BTM Nye." Mr. Cope will convulse his Chautauqua audience with his humorous address,• Pamily Remedies." Cole spoke to more soldiers than any other speaker oda the continent. The boys nicknamed lin "Kin the Sloes Cope." - F -R -E -E 1000 watches absolutely free. Owing to the enor:nous goo. can d our previous puzzle advertisement, which gases for us hundreds of new clients, wbo, being so pl with their free watch, that they are now our permanent custo- mers, we have decided to further advertise and gain reco- gnition in 1000 new homes, by giving away another 1000 valuable watches, to those who are lever enough to ELI in the missing letters in the following phrase. T -ES- W--CH-S A-E F -L -Y NT. ED By oorrectiy filling In the missing letters, you can obtain absolutely fres s watch, tbst will equal for tine any solid gold watch made, which is sufficiently proven by the large number of testimonials that we have received. Solve this puzzle coree& tly and comply with our simple condition of which we will write when we inform von if your reply is correct, write dearly, your name and compiste address, so Ilial w'• rr•n. without ddey inform you of your success. ore •• pr al►Ig CO DEPT 147 r•qt? tsn`ypg * stilet/ 1 Don't Throw Your Old Carpets Away 1'fa seise flew ora Dow Almy, Dsw Mlayldaead, 11. ✓ a Pop. aroaaA th.m and s.nd t. u. t. b. mad. tat. The Famous "VELVETEX" Rugs a...atb1.-Wil wear a Y r.4 .--prlw rwoaaa/a We ha.o hundreds of r'soomn,enedatfeoa tram sats fled aoatom.ra Ask Air VtLv5Tax" Press use. we pray =pram both wears on large way ea sense ora o ordsra ons aatabtleh.d tem ►MM arta CANADA RUG COMPANY M CARLING STRUM t , LONDON, Mr1ti DAILY BETWEEN BUFFALO & CLEVELAND 3 0MAGNLI ICENT' STEAMERS 3 T1oTGw. SUM "SFlAfDBET'=+Y7rT.Op ERZ" - `CiTY OF BUFF ds5Tw** BUFFALO JriDaily.,)laslot to_Nrri 15tIs-CLEVKILARIp len I11 -77.1e • 5:00 P. Id. i farrow Lew Corium's �-~ 5100 r.t1L Arrow C' _aa a'.* :1 T:as A. Y. f thraacAPA Then {Ler * Hasson t T.50 A. IL M'..*,wtioos .t CMr l..d for Cedar Point. Pot-l.-B.pp.QToledo. Detroit end otbw pdnb. ���y.�d ticket.kk.t * between M .a nal fd ort ticket. r.eveland ' C a 11..1.100. for 11.. Tour .t Oar ataar' 14.4...- 120 Dao Itou.d Tr,p, ,rate 1 den *.tarn tem,t, roe ,. c ad 1Yl ince .MalD.... F. centaMad demolptIve booklet tree. Wall, * 1....t fcolored .'or 4211•601 anal wade bail �.t a Croat ROD ' aRZANnari•' peat on mooP k a( ,T►. a.T.1aad & Imola a.I(ah Tut Company t;IwrlaL,.f. WU, The ‘...e su -PISA INDl-Ia- --se. larva and moat -.al, pre -'..r Suborner ea Island waters .rthe world. 91e.p1y e.p.eitr. 1500 p. -rent+.. FARY,s ce'? Miles That Cost Less "Auto -Shoe" miles cost you less than ordinary tire miles, because you get so niany extra -miles from each and every one. The name Ames Holden "Auto -Shoes" is to help you to remem- ber the cheapest mileage you can buy. Run one Ames Holden "'Auto -Shoe" against the tires yon are using --and find the miles that cost less. "Oro Sae Tuba THOS. M. DAVIS, Sorg' St. t 'bone No. 193 GODERiCH, ONT. AMES HOLDEN "AUTO -SHOES" Cord and Fabric Tires in all Standard Sizes For Sale By "Red Sox" Tubas P. J. MACEWVAN, bt..lnxlrews 1t" Phone No. 134 GODER1Cn, O'"T.