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Thursday. July .1, heal.
EDITORIAL. NOTES.
The West still reports fine crop
prospects.
Are you :getting ready fur the (414
Home Week
Has Alls•1•tu a Cromwell to
her ('ha rd... Stewart ?
succeed
Surpassing
all others in general excellence ---
!!SALAD
DMO$ OINt
whenever requested by the council.
The public works committee re"ow-
mewled that local improvrweut Newer..
be tountrueted as petitioned for on
Huron Hard, frust Britannia road to
Oxford street ; on 1liu•ou rutin, from
Elizabeth 'street to t„uu Ixu1110:try: on
WIdder street, from Britannia road to
Thomas street ; ai 1',tutbriu road, front
Drool( street to N-wp ate street; the
prope ty-owner* o4) these sta,: to be
(1171 rgo1 4)u the «wt •
fu. sewer. Tire (rluuuilttw also rwvm-
wended that tote Cl neer make a sur-
vey and report o4) the ettlnrgilI of the
"ewer 4)11 Nelson street Iaetwe•u Vic-
toria street and North street, with a
view of relieving the congestion at the
is enjoyed by millions of devoted friends met of Hamilton awl Vi -toric "tree''.
rrptrted that garbage and reins onus
Black. Green or Mixed Blends. Sealed packets only. and baskets had
!seer' I•►ti(t el 111 the
Parks and In t r
the es.Wrtery
been painted ata
The finance
ea:v The eui 1.-ry ■4)d parks cowutitte•
Wet os.11ars will hereafter require erumeut.,.nNi not the Counnbedou, that M(eN,•II. building garage. Itruce street
the. atteuthal of the dnlluage invoetur. Is the arlhrary power. The 1:1.+Iw The Filtration Plat.
rather than that of the eau w Ith a knows letter than this. of e,ours., and A fur w.(1 rlrturst from the N'
I ser 111(1 light commission for fu
corkscrew and a thirst. h 1
l'rewier I►run's expetel visit to
G,sitvieh to the near futile. N ill no
doubt be the ,. -�sion of :t cicio weed.
1'11oogh 11 110041. a Farinere
Guveruwent be is essentially a !'..plea
l'rew ier.
t►u Monday :it midnight the law pro-
hibiting the importation of intoxicat-
ing liquors Into I.atario became efG•.t-
ive. When the supplies now stored In
private (•Ilans are exhausted there
\v ill ensue a dry spell t114 end of *bleb
the present generation wttt projnbly
never are.
This is the +reason when the ea r
sthuu1 boy or girl hooks ate lour y y
ho efully-fiIr the exaulita.11otl fist. 'r4
see If his or her name is them. 1? we
have• nultgratuhsti.34 for the yonig.ter
who has passel," Wt. should have
et ill more of ejmpathy for the nue who
tuts fulled 'lathe test, for it is a woe.
fol thing to l.e`left behind while others
are going forward.
❑naery, and that
dwelling had
h.vrratel. 1
hilt.. reported a
large number of} ,outs and re•uw-
ter mended that tt7MMl.1 paid to the toddle'
is Ilbrnrry board as part of the lira levy.'
These reports'
The chief of
I vestigate fowl
)Ir. 1'asselmaH .l done a 8004 - awuuntiug 1.•• $7414*M► fur the pl•o{ost�l
rhe In exitu.htg In tiaK flee ex isClug nitrltiou and ohlurlunting phult .11N1
i t
all adopted.
was instructed to
c. Idf-
N's." �M p the 1
1: 1s. nom
on.
Them Is 4)o doubt that the gasoline pumping epuipn � 1
" ttta ,rival a1Nl dls ossal. Tile proposal Niagara starer system H waling.! fu •rung under whlclt the umrL• t•sh,00tlug
Int 1 dr that the rout('' weer tIN•! i4) the southwest a, rt of flee town 131
an arbitrary w'r er pIN , 41n.
Inas a goal deal or linMilt. Ns1 in 44rgu- the 'natter l4) detail. Connelltor Putt
was ma 1
1 it y manner.lint The (,lolw t 1 Ilght ce.wwlssluu luta 1((n sl a
For Old Heats
Inst at rids arbitt•a ry uulnaK•Welll in mould not .1't• what ens ho is. u 4 tupr
Tile (tnulltL
fished by this. The-uu74•il Nos the from the
11 lid
t toe a
Cadent •4)r 1((0. the Niagara 'tower sys- herr to kr a dw hunt w the eat r and other \ylides s'co'ld not
F 'or 1 hu.elf hr h 4)t ht nor floe ,arorrr of danger
nighty wade no a. t I 1 owl.:Ilur Mone )hunght that no.
elitist, met 'rite Globe 4)t course lacks 1 1p.Naneluh
LYI to the p r4)ltahal
n• Week exei•utive
1x1(1..•.1 by auy'Iaaly' 611) air . 0 4)w 4)1111• IMN13 tit11 (4)1110 get the $7o.IMM)-- thn4 4114 Wpare l.o.11d he rolled 4)R
ltmk x141• his satellites. Whether by -if we eon- and the eoe111e11 wu1411 lnriug flu• (WINtt'atiau, w, that autos
tem h. mf angel 111 the inteents of the ' 1 111
o IIs cot Cie' mud
was prepared to take file stand them
and there. • •
Mayor Wigle said 4• w•71 111 ac
r {m rrovewent of the water.
tat the estimate of cost seemed to him
to the too high -aloft $_M)•11iM► -too high.
"Of course.' lie remarked, "when an
engineer place, bis estimates before
you a Harte. like me eau hardly goee•
titin lits flares.."' He w1(+ 111.1 sure
just how drastle the onter of the Prov
tk•e, .hould he .4)t
Isis of a +pre' hair
Fast (hiving 4)t .nos.
horses, should i e the i
committee was too
the required sign,.
Slower Bylaws.
Ilylaw No. 10. authorizing
strnetlon of a nim.• -inch sew
Mian' road front Olxf.rrd ..tree te-
BrttanNa road. an.l by1:1\c No.,21, tt
auto..
e
up the pro-(•Ity management; hut mit 'ithin the tow0.l
need not suppose. that because the i I 1 veret 111N1 also of
with the { The parks 1
-lilt's :ore satisfet the Trot of the Pres- a fo put up;
ince Is hound to IKe content. •
I
sr
Ti:'tFartner+' rine rightly claims
(bat the To roio
doio press, though :Illro-
ng 1 ,• nu
11.liwrr`11Tic ba" de
or a
great deal t4) Ilniiul+h public ruthu1-
tasw for public ownership wea+uree.
1t was idth the blatant .lgoport of the
Tu, on:o press that the OGovern-
'DelattawGovern-
'Dela ninth. the disastrous boreal11a for
the acquisition of thel'.N.ft: anti-
44111111 love leaded tae country with
enuruwus anulu,I deficits. The prin•
ciple of public owuer1'hlp of common
ntllltles Is good. but dis•r'tton ,+14011411
tae user! 114 Its nl.plleatl.:tt. ` A n may
Ike who• to own .111 aub1y1 441l4'. hat
does not wean that he_dtuuld trout
n
and pelase• (tis' first brokeusluwn
contraption 114 1Y.Me.4 OCTOPI*at any
price asked of bim. -
THE TOWN COUNCIL.-
'
Deekdr, Rearbed.
Mo-
on AtoesetesesessWiellarleiliseseseoe.eselle Neese
1
July a Month of Sales
Lustres and Sicilians
('htn•k-' and stripes in !mellow. greys. blacks and
311111(1 color, 45 to 54 lochisewide. French makes
(1141 Wt's( qu*(Ity, suitable dresses, skirts,
clpts, tathlug suits. regular $�i'll, ilea(►. 75`
$2.50. $3.00, Ou sale at per yard.'.
Japanese Verandah
Furniture
Uadr o4) strung bamboo Mees. Sea -grass en&
reed Rockers and Chairs. They' ere strong,
r.iufurtnble. luxurious and Imndslue house-
hold furniture. ' A large delayed shipment 1n
Otis week. Itegnhir $12.04. $13.:4U 811(1 59.85
$14.4M), all on sale •t each tP✓ y'7
Verandah Rugs, Crex and ,
Japanese
.\I1 4114. 1113 to U\ 12 ft. Clearing 111 about half
13(1(4.
Underwear
Men'. 1(141 Women's ltalbrlggan anti 'Little Vests
an Drawers halt Irrle•, now 35c it 75c
tiAiring at per garment .,., /J
Raw Silk
\', tread .13 1r. "awl yard-. heavy
:14 Inch. s,4)u snit.. 131 r y:u•d
W44$'h`t, 98`
W. Acheson & Son
esesowwvorseeteelteeWeeelo
Mita 1tAirrlt' of ltelttttr -might 1.e4 -entellme tion of a On. h
:u t'terk t4r4tght _ pati jw;en_
nn arbitrary measure to enforce'uponand Newgate street. erre pahiaeel.
a munirlpallty, rspxs•tally when there and
sewers are to be c0netrneted by
w'as 110 disease from the water supply.dry 'labor.
I
A.seasor•Oampls•1l w•as hauled over
the (sale by Cotnr•ilbon Knight and
('.trtt for appealing an assessment ewe_
'to the eoanty judge after 111' eourt of
revision had prot4roms.d 'upon IL.
teew council should meet n comm ']4iey thought rhi. was somewhat in
ter with the water and light commis-, the nature of '•,..utempt of court.
d
slim. - +- The Mayor remark.that these
assessor
Action ins eontinoed ` all very broad powers. Mr. Campbell
In reply to a question. the Mayor
The regular meeting of the town stated that the water and light cow -
v01110411 441n u
s held -n. Fiiday evening. wtssiomr was prepared to ge ahead with
l'onneillor .�Iitehell.WUs only ale the work this year.
entre. Finally It wile decided tient the
•i it
In respoe-lee to a letter G' a lady
near Walkerton. telling 4)C a
family reunion picnic planned -
held in hu/1eriell o4) Tburwlay of
week. It was decided to plats. all
sibti' facilities W the 1
visitors.
The w.itter ion arrauglug for a patrol~
t the barber. t 31(4 t, the safety
Th.• fouow nig letter was -received s not at hared. sr his side of the
trona the t vu ' alienor to the [natter m tter wag not heard.
s.1\ s.
of .Ac'hewon v.-(;olerleli : le concluded tit« liiisInce4 of the-
"! have today been serval with a'
mann mr o . nitre. by Mr. .tel ewon's stiffen -ors to
o .atars• was r
f 1 1 left with 1' ohucillor fife effect that he wholly discontinues
'the a -thin brought by hint against the
Fnl4', ehalrm7un of the luulsor eta- town of Galerieh. This Hardie puts an
mlthr• end r' the Witton entirely.
A r,•.lueestfor the use of Harl.or lark
for the 'edtllt4g of row--.$t--1'eterwt-fMtmktee • Report..
chur•ii bazaar on Jule 24th wag grant- The the (aims.. reported that the
e1 o4) the tyma1 con(11 1 ,)is. ..
A re•.{ulsltlon from the fire brigade
foe one rubtler coat and one pair- of
robber 1..1(4 w•a4 referral (4) tile tire
committee.
A request from the Notional Sault=
arinm Association for a grant was went The. water, light and harbor emu. etmwlttee.
-fotlowing,11pplteatibns for bill'!-!cline-TN(mrl'n1Y-ttrit the front room of '
received are+ referred 1 etre! to J
,dd building belonging to Mr. A. J.
('oyer and next to Mr. •Mower's dwell-
ing on Hntnilton street had been re-
moved. The applh•ntions of Jae.
M1tchell, 4.' outrider. Alex. Saunders.
and .1. S. lte.iford for building permits
lull :e•tl L•r.I 111441
Ing penaits we
to committee • St. Geo. I'rier, r'•t,sof-
leg dwelling on pt.•rlo. street : Mrs.
L A, 711' 1 maid. rer.o (tug kitchen.
('nmeron - reet: Mrs. C. A. Mclvor.
re-rsofi • dwellings -hest street; C. C.
The ialitk'ians at Ottawa are trying
to settee the aigulakteuee of the Alberta
elr'.'tions le relation to the Federal
situation. With Mel,Ine Hat tri
wind. and 110* the overthrow of the
.4,Ilwrta Provincial l{ov(rument by the
rmbattlel
farmers. ,It 'appears more
certain than erei' dolt' the: Prairie
l'ruvl1N•,'N after the next Federal el
tion will he represent.! by the 1'11
Farmers 111114.41 exeiosh'ely. ll eloec
aril tit•• a114n tut'• 1'ro41nC , wet send
even
Gut„rd�,Baby's Health 1
in the Si mmcr.' Try our Want column for Results.
1
FOR
Skilled, Honest Service
after all,others fail, consult
Ae- L COLE
Specialist Optometrist
��GODERICH
Your existence and enjoyment
depend upon your teeth and -
eyesight. ' St! to it that you
take care of both.
CONSULTATION FREE
xXICXXOC
The summ .
seroffs, to children. The complaints of
that season, which are cholera infantum.
colic diarrhoea and dysentery. come on so
quickly that often a little one is beyond
aid before the mot realizes that he is
ill. The mother mu be on her guard to
prevent these troubles or if they do come
on suddenly to banish them. No other
medwine it of such aid mothers during
' Dab\' Own Tabus.
bowels and
icine deal -
from the
ville,
month are the most dao - - -
the freight shad had been .r hot wea-- -
E. Drennan fur $•'. per month. to tie+They teaulate tltraterttach.
used ns a refreshment booth; Mr, .ate absolutely s Sold b)•
Drennan to keep the waiting room era or by mail 8(25 cents a
411111 and
In good order aniT open Toi j Dr. Williams icine Co.,
the 131313!(1. on all public occasions and Ont.
r
Montreal as an Immigration Centre
Hurin1 attended the
"Photo,mphers' .1ssocidiota
of America" convention in
--Hui/uta ll'lfta week, where the
best work from the principal
countries iASllee world was
I exhi.11itcd. tee feel it will
fweetity atasia& tut tie Eive..0 elpi4'�
cuetoneers the t'erfi best in
Photoi ra phy.
J. T. Fell
1
a large body of
Meighell Go Vert'
Ontario and 1ir1t
to for Support, -very never/•is.. -
prove to 1144 not v
each of the tit
t'onsrrva.t hoes a 4)c
about onethlyd
Then what w•
-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
ind will arrange for students wishing
SPECIAL COURSES
This 1331 Ow only s-Msol In this dlstrb't 1n which EVERT
Inemb •r of the STAFF is a NORMAL -TRAINED TEACH-
ER 4131 well ns a 4'))MMI:1it'1AL Id HAI
' Ic4)4)KKEEIPING taught by BLISS SY'STE'M of ACT-
1'-tl itl'SINESS+.
(13)1,1) MF:D,II, has twice been awarded by the NEW
YORK OFF'11'I' of the Remington Typt'wrtt-r Co.
Fl(L'R SI'F:t'lAI. ('I"RTiF'I('ATEt) have been awe Med
by, the EDiY'ATIONAL 1►EPAI1TME\4t of the ('oder.
w 4)d Typrwrker ('o.
Them Ir� w ell pas 1d a *444 w�itTnitT4i is i1�e 6idnteil lost
for you if on al 111 tit yoareetf for R. Think over.
Fall term opens Sept. 6, Al -
Por further informaton Phone 10R, Clinton, ee write
tl'. WARD,
B £, M.
Pr r�ietipal 1e.-PrI tlpel
1
MetsOCcXsexxXMCseCssXXXsXc2Cee --.
Gd year ieit supply of Letterheads, Billheads, etc., printed at '_
Llls•ra131: e4) hat the
Milli will
are only
13111 Coln
to look
and eye °uterto le'
A -444mon- en- --
ray r wrong Ie that
three
pa rt les -'.''.oral+.
1 Fa titters-- -w• itl elect
of rhe twit lions...
happeu ?
As a rest t of the I'riovlodnl g.•ner.11
4'1e'tluns Alberta 1111 Monday.
cur St wnt1tlnNls himself without n
major y of supporters. the Cultist
Far. ors having eapturel at least.
. -settle of tt1WW -e t.ty=ims'--trnte 114
e Imgivleture. The Lilwrnl' eteetel
number' 11111114 nhe'u. 1411or members
four. 1ndepwINil•nt four. and nue soli-
tary Conservative who labels himself
'Independent Conservative. The re.alt
is dor not so much to distwtlsfncYhin
with the Stewart (lorerunwnt ae to
what Mr..1 J. Morrison would term the
growing class -consciousness of the
fnriners. Nb far ns we know at title
(i:stance no paKT7Tr (lenge
In 1'rovin-1111 eau1rn is ItMicikrl 1)3' the
overthrow of the present liovernutent.
` Allsorta Is, of course, largely rural In
1M character. and the lender of the
new (;over mens, whoever he may be.
will not be faced with the problem
whkal confronts Premier Drury 111
(►ntario, namely: that or reci ielltfg n
htr4e• urbnu population to a Farmers'
Guverunlent.
The °!aloe be -labors Mr. 1V. H. ams'
eeimen, M.1'.t'., beennwe of certain
statemenul in• ling ninth. In erltlelen of
`the Hydro power systetu. The 1111.11.
blade the extraordinary stet4111' 3 that
"Mere is probably no other politic ser•
vlee anywhere managed as arbitrarily
as the (government of ()uteri° manages
the genera(ion 33110 11i•1HMO Ion of
NIRKS ra power es trn'tteee for the, ass°.
dated maalclpadlt les.- The tilot.o es-
.taywt to exhibit,* Itapwitlon by claim-
ing that became V* (In1erlltnctit ap-
point." the (.'oaamilraa it•le til OAT.
The Empress of Britain, one of the big Immigrant Liners of the Atlantic on the St.
Lawrence Route. On her last voyage she brought 800 settlers to Canada, most of them
bound for the West.
Montreal fa one of Canada's chief
immigration centres.
While the chief porta of dis-
embarkation are Halifax and St.
John in *inter and Quebec in sum-
mer, a large proportion of the total
arrivals reaches Montreal on their
way west or for redistribution, while
tttaai stay off et that etty in order
to settle in Quebec province.
Evidences of Its being a busy
immigration centre are seen at the
wharves as well aa the railway sta-
tions. Come with me to the Can-
adian Pacific Ocean Service dock.
The Melita has just come in at an
hour when the city halt hardly awak-
ened. Soon after the big leviathan
ties up at the wharf -and remember
that she sailed up ■ river for eight
hundred miles from the open sea -
all 1m bustle and excitement, for the
docking ed a transatlantic vessel is
always an Impaling sight. Gang
planks w lowered, donkey engines
adng their noisy song u they hoist
the endless number of trunksfrom
rs
landd�the
en
ones again on
sold ',Whir
mirth.
' Among the hundreds of pasemngera
are snores W1140 may be regardeedd as
newcomer and as prospective set-
tlers In • new land the third -elan
passengers having hitt the Alp at
Quebec And among the Montreal
arrival* are many who belong to the
Blass of household woaNr•. for
when Canadian homes are walttnl.
ri // • yb•v� ri n a+helped alum en
11�bseMgiil'�a QO o
land there are immigration officials,
of both sexes; and port chaplains of
the churches, priests and sisters
from the Roman Catholic Church,
Y. W. C. A. secretaries, Jewish mis-
sioners and many another ready to
render help. The service these
voluntary workers gives is of the
highest value and is greatly ap-
preciated.
With baggage and luggage ar-
ranged alphabetically in the long
freight shed, it 1s an easy matter to
identify and check the mountains of
trunks and bags as they are piled
high in the transport wagons for the
railway station.
Next let us go to the Windsor
Street Station of the Canadian Pa-
cific Railway. It is always a busy
centre, but after the arrival of (sev-
eral ocean boats it 1s doubly throng-
ed, and yet such is the excellent
system in vogue that there is no con-
fusion. No one ean go astray to
finding the right train. The work-
ers one finds at the docks are here
also, for they know no union hours.
Twenty ■t a stretch is not unusual
under pressure fdr there 1s a myriad
service to be given, and given
quickly.
Before we see off the ttatnloade
of immigrants It will be wnrth while
visiting the wonderful facilities of.
tired these newcomer, in this one
station and by a railway company
Under the Coneonrae there are large
rooms, well equip" for the nee et
the tSMliutr*M we sty and t• re-
main In the city for a few days.,
The foreigners are in one room. and ___
the English-speaking ones in anoth-
er; those who ars passim through
Canada on their way to the United
States have spacial provision made
for them. while yet another huge
apartment is devoted to the Chinese
in bond.
Montreal does a great deal
new arrivals. A sample is Dorehest.
er House, a fine home for immigrant
girls where they are guided in every
way and assisted in finding suitable.
employment. hundreds take advent'
age of thio excellent instttutloa.
which 1s maintained co-operatively
by several Protestant denomins-
tione, also working In harmony with
the nearby Y. W. C. A.
Thereis also the fomtnion Imnde
gration Hall. adjoining the Windsor
Street Station, a four-story build-
ing where Immigrant arrivals can be
kept fora short time free of charge,,'
where delinquents are treated as in
s court, where hospital service of s
tint aid nature 1s given. and where
a goodly number ean be accommo-
dated In dormitories and cots.
Tile is something of what Mont-
real 131 doing for the new Canadian
In which the Government, the Rail-
ways, the Churches and other organi-
sations a» s'sgring and It is to
the eredit of Canada's entnmetrelal
metropolis that. amid the lite and
commerce a nde o a great � it
time and thong fot
I Fumed ble, new
special..... $25.00
I Ice -box, wi give
good service ... 7.50
Parlor Suite. e- --
finished a -r re-
covered 30.00
1 Hall Rack, solid
oak 3)
1 Lawn Mower4.00.
1 Clothes Wringer 2.50
1 Kitchen Table 2.25.
Soup and Dinner
Plates. 2 for.25
Every day is bargain day -ii
Harold Blackstone's
'Furniture Exchange
WEST STREET
I have opened an Automobile Paint Shop and am prepared
to handl-ea classes of Cars for painting and refinishing
• CALL ON US OR PHONE
Have yon got your Anti -Glare lens as req
automobil`cs? I handle the
MLKEE LENS
red for all
which has b,eu approved by the (-government
Let us show you its good points over other takes
JOHN CUTHBERTSON
Decorator . \Vest Street opposite Masonic Hall
.Phone 354 P. O. Box 509
The Double Track Route
between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROit
and
CHICAGO
Unexcelled dining csr service.
Sleeping cite on night trains, and
parlor ears on principal day trains.
Full information from any Grand
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn -
Ing. District Peneenger Agent, To-
ronto.
p.$. Lauder. Station Agent, phone 2A
P. P. LAWRRNCR & SONS
Town Agents Phone R
-Buoy Outing Shoes
Now that the weather is warmer you will require Outing Shoes
LIFE -BUOY FOOTWEAR
is popular because it is Stylish, Comfortable, Serviceable
snd Economical, the ideal footwear for old and young for the
summer days. There is a model for every outing footwear
purpose. Nowhere will you get a wider selection or better
values than are being shown in Life-Bnoys.
NORTH SIDE OF SQUARE t m GODERICH
1't