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HYDRO POWER FOR RURAL USERS
It is a known fact that the Studebaker is one
of the leading cars of today.
Come and get prices on the PREST-O-LITE
STORAGE BATTERIES. They have the quality
and the price is right. Buy a Canadian battery
and patronize Canadian trade.
We handle nothing but-GUANTEED
TIRES of the best makes—DoilAinion, Goodyear,
K. & S. Bring in your K. & S. coupons.
CASE FARM TRACTORS.�
Columbia Hot Shots and Dry Cells. Our sup-
ply is always fresh.
t9
Sole dealers for Sunoco Motor Oils
USED CARS FOR SALE.•
1919 Gray -Dort in good condition. .
1914 FordTouring, good tires, worth the price.
Studebaker Touring hd—Vrow Touring; --In
good shape. -
EASTSTREETGARAGE
T. F. HOLLAND
Prompt Service ;•r
Reasonable Prices
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Supplying Service. aa,..
The Hydro Electric I'gwer ('uwwh•
• or thaarto has *ubwithd to the
ooulsdl of lioderkit tuwiwhlp the fol.
lowing towmunk•atbu reganliug tliw
supplying of power to rural wuuk•Ipl-
Itil,s. bindles' tontruultk•atium+ Tare
been received by other township eoun•
cols a
I ►ra r
ln respect to certain I.etltiors re-
ceived from your township through
your sound' from time to flow, re-
quiring estimates' on tlw toot of mup-
plyiug power to welt ptitknwrs, 1 am
Instructed to advkw you that all Vetl-
wate•s forwarded bJ' tills ('owtulsstun
are hereby superseded 4,u acotut of
e'rtain revisions atloIat•el letttie maw
ne'r of serving rural district . and
.-hint,", 014 ae,ollnt of the recent legis-
lation 1Sowtslugg rural line.. •
I mut instructed to advts.• you that
the supplying of power 4,u rural dis
trk•ts shell kw tondtoted after a man -
nee outlined in the revbted legislation.
Pert 11 -Ii of ole Hydro-Ek't•trlc Power
('ouuwb.elon Att.
it ik required that a proper contract
he exe'mtel between your touncell and
the ('uutmission for a supply' ofpow*
and to permit of the l'otumisskln hos•
strutting nue( operating the lines nee.
e,0411ry 10 serve the Customers.
The etnuwhwlon will eonlurt the
bu,dneme i,,soeiated Witt the renderingt
t+f oeiwk(•-to_-yoaF mostootent. sad will
properly account to your council for
all charge's.' anal revenue connected
1 herewith.
t'sers of power in your townmhip will
be required to sign a (oltract'with the
township, and may e4wt41e. wkh 4er-
Iain limitistions, e•la$se'ta of service out-
lined as follows :
!'lass I.—Hamlet'r
wcitr hwktdes
m•r•kr in hamlets, w-h•re tour or 'more
mort0me1. are served loom one\\tranaa-
former. TMs clues excludes' 'farmer,'
and power users. Ss'r' Ice Is given
under t'hrtw ,ula•laswm *s folktwx
I. A—$. rrkw to reesitk•iw*a whlerie
4nstalletlnn thew not exceed elx light=
tag outlets or twelve sockets Foe of
appliant•s over 'pat watts is not per-
mitted miller this class.
I. R--.Wrvice to reshlou Ret with more
than six lighting outlets or twelve
4eckeets, and st 1•se of appliances
over 750- watts tier intently installed
M 5104 permitted untie this class.
I. (=-•Servh* to moil Isms with elec-
tric range or permata•rrtit hortelled ap
pilaw** greater than 7V.1 .watts.
Special 4,r unusual loath, will be
treated specially.
(9ass Ii.--4Ioiise I.iglrtlns : Ipclndes
all erutraet* where rskkowes (Hanot
bo groaptd as in (lass L Tints does
e:cludwa fariperw and power nsenc.
Chief Iib. -11g14 Fans, Serviee : in -
eludes lighting of farm buildings.
power for miscellaneous -mall eollulp-
smolt, power for stogie Ouse Wtasrs'
nal It exceed three horsepower de-
mand; or electric range. Range alol
Motors 0r• not to tie used aimultate
*snotty.
flaws IV. --Vellum SItl�e Mate
Palm titrvk't• : Ita`I►tb-e dlnig of
fano buildings attl poster for oi w•rt-
l11uwous small e'gulpatent, power for
-.Melt' phew- mon?, up to five horse-
power demand, or electric range -
Range anal motor are not to be used
siwukanously.
4'lass V.—iMedlum Three flume Farm
Ser Ic,' : Iiwludta kidding of tarts,
buildings and power for miswwllaneowl
small rqulpmenK, power for three-
phtus a motors, up to fire horsepower
demand. 4,r electric range. largo 4Ud
motor are not to he 11.41 sllunitan-
r oudly.
!Taos VI—Heavy Farm scenic•: in-
cludi's lighting of farm buildings attl
power for miwellanems small equip-
ment. power for motors up to five
'orse'power demand, 111541 electric
rangy. or ten boreeprwer demand with-
out electric range.
('lass VII.—lipeelal Farm Service :
Inehrdem lighting of farm buildings.
power fog mbaeliunetne small equip-
ment, power for thaw phase motors
front ten to twenty horsepower de-
mand.
lmmaul. and electric range.
('lase vol.—Sylrttkvb• nnteta : In -
gimlet any of the foregoing classes
which may Jolt to tie use of a spoil -
elite outfit, provided the-tfemmatim of
tlrlr relative class demand rating"; is
equal to the kilowatt ,rapacity of the
syndicate.
The edtmatea 00 the cost of power
delivered- to oaera tie herein set out
las been baited upon eert:lin asa4tmp-
Huns. some of which ane *s follows :
Thr ,onstruotlon of the lima *tall
be undertaken and paid for by the
Commission. The farmers lis the vici-
nity of tit* .roads along which the 'into
pass will aright in the isi,-trtctksi and
assistance will he pail for at a suit-
able sate of Paas. oonatrw ltd
from tote Ifni the highway to ens -
foment' premimes will 1•e paid for coy
mtire teustomrr. The f',sminlMon pro-
ses to supply the neets.sary expert
labor to direct tlw construction of the
liner enc the Installation of tlw equip-
ment. It has been *s•uuie1 tlsat three
farmers iwr mile of line. 4,r the equiv-
alent, are d.btalaable as au average our
the entire district to be served. The
supply of poles at low prices in the
district or the vkitdty of 111e dtstrkt
by effort', on the part of those ttodrtng
twrvk'e will result 1n the reduction of
the cost of emotrttetion and corres-
ponding redia etbm In the tort of err -
vire. Co-operation vaulting in the ter -
duction of the cceegt� of construction to
desired. The ratellherein wt out are
also based upon • Government bonus
RINSO—not a cake soap, not a chip
soap, not a "washing powder", but
—line granules that soak the dict out
IA your clothes. .
Children's rompers, grimy from the playground—kitchen aprons, curtains, towels/
—things you dread washing because theyneed so much rubbing—pile them into a
tub of the rich bubbly RINSO suds. RINSO harms nothing that pure water may
touch. Let them soak over night. Then—just rinse them, either in warm water
or cold. Your clothes are gleaming white and CLEAN. RINSO has done all the
work. For anything particularly ditty it will be necessary to rub, such as soiled
cuff edges, etc. It has dal the weary hours at the washboard wearing out
your clothes and yourself too. Do not wash the old way any longer. Get a
package of RINSO, and 46 your washing the new and easy way.
At night—soak the elQtlies with RI SO.
Morning—rinse them o4, _That's
If you have a
washing machine—
sea eb •l•ab• •.+r•I4N M ib.
....I Rices way. TV .1...•4.8 oath
looms emery 11(1 •f (lard. lathe moor
&. ,. Icy opera• IoM woothl•• foe • feel
w ..e...d the *Imhof .w p.rfootly
.1..a—eva the Met •.41.4 .pots.
4.4k
LEER* BROTH—El LIMITED, TORONTO .•..
of fifty per ('e . of the cost nt primary
liter coustructwl on the highway or
aloag the right-of-way.
Marlton for power delivered shall
(ouslat of two parts, 'mutely, the ser-
vice clarge Susi tlw consumption
charge. 'l'Is• service charge. svitich con-
atituteV the greater portion of the total
Coat of power delivered. colonials of the
operating, umt►tai nlug and fisel
charges, of the Tines rust equipment re-
quired to 4kliver the power to Ute
users In tis* district. ' 4'ousuutpiou
charges will be determined by a meter
at enP11 custome'r's premises, which w111
measure the quantity of power uwd
14, whk•h a suitable note will 1m• ap-
',liel. Tills cost tan only be arrived
at wilco Noe atuuuut used Inns tmen
deterwlnd. Tiie rate used M t1w dis-
trict will be drterwlued by the coat of
1 IHatulet Sorvi•e
Ilouse Lighting
3 Light Fans, Service
4 Med. Siegle Phase Farm Service
8 Medium Three Phalle Farm Service
8 Heavy Farm Service
7 Special Farm Service
The above (oats are calculated from
our knowledge of the use of electric
power 14, rural districts under average
conditions. They have been adjusted
by applying the rates as "set out herein.
For thus(' uufawllinr with terms
steed l4, power wtosurewent. It is to be
noted that nue kik/watt 4 K.
approximately /sIunl to one and one-
third
orthiel horsepower 411. 1'.) or tore• K.
W. equals four H. P., and a kilowatt
hoar (K.- W 11:7"-itl-"INF WRRiltut of
e1e't'trkelty equivalent to one kilowatt
used for one hour. •
The totem w•111 be re -adjusted by the
(sow el' 1.t the l rausfornaer station imp.
plylug the db(trk't. Thr amount of
power supplied to the dlstrlcl will be
metered at the trensforwer slatiou.
The wider rotten for otters 111 that
part of your township w•hh41 w111 Is•
supplied front 4'liut4,u are rmtltnatesl its
fellows :
111d4c per kilowatt tour for the first
fourteen 114,111", use per month of CI 1•4-
i class dewnud ratting.
4,tir per ktlovottt hour for all re-
maining 4,w*.
Less len per cent. for Kotula pity-
narut.
The following table gives time de-
mand rating. average wuuttrly kilo-
watt hours• v*111ua141 consumption
charge, estimated se'r•ke charge, and
total estlwatel annual cost for ,'alit
('hums :
a t�
-sem a^�
X51a 4 • •
aid *ivy 4'7,4'7,�P ao
U.
K. W. 11.1'.
34 2-8 111 5.711 17.59 211.8.5
1
% 1 1:0 12.54 20.50 31.34
2 2 2-3 150 91.32 38.44 1:7.78
1 1 1-3 15 14.8t4 30.05 44.03
4 40 41.06 110.52 101.58
a2-1{ 70 71.55 88.114 135.)4'
O • 6 24 70 71.55 54.50 1:4133. 4
130 141.110 130.07 272.57
1.1 20 1181 281.72 155.181 450.412
Commit/don from time to Hewitt your
dlstrk•t to never cont. Increase g4, the
average number of farmers per wile or
lower cost 41( power will r gime the
annual eats to all.
The ('owwl,islunt upon requts't by
your council will send a repnw'nta-
fire to explain the method of render-
ing
euder-
i ng servi a to rmru) (ottrtuunlfkett, and
will amidst. your teoltn•ii 111 eccuriogt
...nine's with in indusia} tkedrlra
'err we.
Your. truly -
s®,'s F. A. ikAlil',
Chief 1*ngUmer.
Robins
Keep cool and
i
q save money
5 doz. Arrow shirts,
high-grade, made by Ar-
row and Forsyth. all sizes,
$1.69 or 2 for $3.25
Men's Combinations,
athletic, naincheck, sizes
34 to 42, $1.35
Men's coatless braces,
white lisle, elastic, two or
four point, 45c
White Duck Trousers,
made with four pockets,
cuff bottoms, double seams,
$1.75
M. ROBINS
7t woods Tie altawt iWpossbble to
exaggeotte the Important* of the re-
quest made by i'reesided Hanllug 4,r
the Puked States flat Britain. Ranter,'.
Italy and Japan attend a e.snferenee
at Washington on the Illuitatbn of
nrmawrnts, and 4,u problems eotuw -ted
with the Pacific anal- t1* Fat East.
lettttngly enough •herr suggested that
the formal opening of the gathering
slaoold lake place 4,u the amilversary
o[ .{rwlstiee (lay. November 11. It
nt . he rniyaut
ddid hempatealsesiwof1 {VtasWr*thmgA.11r (ornvrponittaala-
mats to impreta upu menet mote people
that this is the longest pratthal steep
toward the carrying out of the ideal
of the League of Nations (ovenuut that
ham been taken by any of the great
powers. It mows with gogtl grace'
from time 1'nited unite►, which has been
slowT-to assume its share of the ',ar-
dent the war has left in its trail,
not through any callousness on the
part of its people. but became,. the tra-
ditional 'Jolley of keeping free from
European entanglements still plays a
large port an.4lw politics -et -the fret
n•p5dle. The new world (eau give a
lead to the ttkg In matters of this kind.
inseam, It la nut fettered with tretthm.
a111snes, baianees of power, and ni
the tortrlgue% and snspl•innv 4hat (some
of centuries of fighting on battlefield
4,r In the halls of diplomacy. It was
certain, too, that motile such more
wowlll hare to he na(k• by the United
States If that country p•rsit(d in km
dpterminati(, to keep out of the
!,4'aglt' of Nations, while at the some
tlnw it tried to live up to the professed
Nisi, of Hu Presi(h•nt and other
tpokeyweu for peace to more than
name under which all natlotw should
persue the even tenor of their way.
It issortie satlsfgctbn to ('nuadiaus.
reganlless of their pulltka1 predllec-
Ilona, to kuo that their own Premier.
Hon. Arthur eigfien, hauFa part In
pavlmg the we - for thea mnferpnt .,
which ham been ha eel wkh enthuslamm
In moat of the natk affected. 'lacked
by Prefilter Smuts of nth Africa Mr.
Melghen ha', persistently fought at tM•
eonfeaenr of the Itriti.h-prremhfre for
a cotsferplee on -Ermine *Miler in
whieh the leaked States and Japan
mold take part. Thi. was ora of the
ramlthnthme of opposltl(in to the re-
newal of the AngI(o,Iapinse treaty
willitnt mallfitolIons which wn►tkl
nuke it areeptable to the United State..
Canada has hen as,uuting greater im-
portance with the pissing years ns in-
jerpn•lor between the L'nited States
and float Britain. She understand.
both to well. and her datum would ml
any time ►a' Jeopanilrel In the event
nt 'terbium troulde between the two.
There can be no doubt that Prwddi.nt.
Harding wSs esouragesl in his deter-
minntkm to seek such a etmfemne by
the obvious (k -termination of the Rrll-
iah dominions to have an understand-
ing in regoe•t to i'acbAe matters that
would obviate the n(ecoomity of grently
Increased exprodl4r(es (m nark.. it
n,1s natural that 'Mt 11dte1 Stat. -
should Include In Its Invitation to the
eonfer•ne' representatives of China.
who world diaries, matters relative to
the Far Fast. There Is A traditional
frh•ndshlp between the two that may
prove of great service.
—o ---
The mere fact that a ti I'ss lilt,owt
conference i. to he held (hoes ma ascan
that the great 'tattoos are to atop Im-
meNately the Ionian's of necks. and
the mtrd•ngthenlrag of their armies. in-
desl, the net immediate r(mults may
he very dbmppoilaing to 411' world at
Targe. ft. agnii-nnee 14 rather to the
fart that smell a conference I. to he
held. anal on t1lt mkt(' of the water. tad
Rinse. 11 M easy to In►aghte, wail not
he on.elahalvlottk• supporter of plans
for the reduction of atmles nnk's..he
lull tame guarantee of',import in ease
of nggn•selon on the part of 4iprnnny,
whorl she cannot Iona. If some such
awl►rmae were forthcoming to Itrit-
Itdh-American agreement, for In.tanee.
M ala Prance against on agegre.s,rt'
attack the road M general disarma-
ment worts he eamier. There Is world
hope In the proposed conference in any
Itepat -he'* that Idoyd George bine
ref will probably be Mita 111•. chief
represeta1ire at tlw dinar uaweld euu-
fer'nr. are (oup1el with the auuonne•-
ment that Cf+ ply'tck•blu lin. again in -
.Istel that lir must take a eollpkele
nest. This is rather disquieting ; it Is
the eetusi or thirst time that he las
!ween ordered to "set up" tMs year.
And he has match hard work ahead of
him. The touferr,Ne' with the Sinn
Vetoers have begun In luwlon. there
Is an important conference on the
Silesian question wt which It is thought
Lkoya
George should atte,l. and It is
certain that a confer -ems, with tlw Brit-
ish Em4drd• l•remier. 541 precede the
dlmaraawent conference In Washing-
ton. It Is probable that the Premien.'
confeerenee may take place la'fore tbolr
present conference In Lomhm breaks
top. but on the other handl that might
be abortive pending sour further de-
finite Information as to what the dis-
armament and Pacific ronferent, la to
ill -wows. For Frans, it Is nlmoot (er-
tain that, Premier Brian(' will attend
the Washington gathering. whleh prom-
ises to rival In tunny important- rc
mpeets 111' peace couferenee to Parisi
anti Versailles.
—o—
British engineers have rt•twov(d all
danger of another great Industrial
straggle by h.11.aing by a substantial
majcirlty to accept the wage colt n.
ot,Nttel In these enl11m1(4 previously.
thea reversing the original attlttuks am -
turned largely by their representatives.
11 14 now practically assured Cleat the
('nluldlan rssIlw'ayus•n who have been
negotiating with representative,' of the
various lima for moue time w•Itl like-
wIs• /tempt a rdnetlem In wag(••. ThI.
Is said to work out approximately 111
ala,llt twelre per (e114. Ttw.w• widely
separated tnatauemt sf fir reallioe s 01
Labor to din its share ha the period of
rcndjnst tent through which flnar.e.
Ittnstry nal trade nor passing are
hopeful signs. Tb' (oast of liming 154
aHl mlt•h higher than in pre-war days.
but It Is mooing down in a 'another of
essentials. Hnuwe rout Im our Flint
still remains high ll most titles and
towns. This 154 because during the war
and tinee the building Industry has
isen hard hit. .Vitriol's methods of re-
viving it and meeting the demand for
housing neommalation have not been
attended with brilliant sneers. Itrit-
*In 1nos stopped the grnuttlfg of sub
sidles to eaosnoge halts•-b1111hg. a
scheme wkk•ls has entailed llabilitiees
of about ten million pounds and ha.
pmvIdeil swine 21p1Oa10 dwellings. in
many parts of 1-011841n the building
trades 111541 the cora metals. ere holding
(ouferenees with a view to reaching
eume ul54l'nhualing that will ridable a
restart In building on a large smile.
The prtee of brick and other snaterlal,
Is sttll an obaacle to many places.
As this 14 written there are signs of
a Ietun In til(' hlfsu•e heat warn that
We. b,'1, atten,k'l It tonne parts of
natant with (kmdbursts And rain-
storms of unpnse entel violence.
('rope here Isrt1 Allis -fed In .rut' areas.
ahlllrio and 4'nnadn are not alone 111
re'sis'd-t to the hug-dontinn(d heat
noel'. itritain hos had one that almost
Meeks oil moonlit Frailty 1. earn -
too. so are nevern1 other old
world eouitteles. in stone of the Mid-
west Sates *ernes the border it 14 re
ported that the boat Isom been .o In-
tense that Mirvestlyg and other Work
on the gaol has been carried nn by
moonlight In the attempt to wave t1.•
ernes from hnrnl,rg up. Varlet
weather, Inl,sling gsgM of 114411. Is re-
ported also from our own West. but
the enp ontl(sok there la .till reported
to lite favorable entomb to warrant pre -
M(1 lona Pint 14 will be the hest *iMe
1013. in Quotas. 45* tMlrrist('r .1 Agrl-
rultttre 154 reported am *eying that the
drought lost gravely affected agrktul-
ho re the sit nation hclrlg the gr*vent
In twenty five years.
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A strange situation has Arisen over
Continued on page 9.
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Decorating Matenals
Wall Paper%, Paints, etc.
We sell you the materials, or
take the contract of decorating
your home, store or office.
Estimates cheerfully given
GLASS
Window Glass, Plata.
Mirrors, etc.
We can supply your wan
any kind of Glass
J. CUTHBERTSON
North side West tit. Phone 354
When It's a
Question of
call on
ROBERT TAIT
"The OM Reliable" a
A hill stock of Light Fix-
tures, Electrical Household
Utensils, etc., always on hand.
Estimates given and con-
tracts taken for Electric;
Wiring and Fit
ROBT. TAIT
Nest St. Nest Pestoffia,
Phones: Stas 8Z, Res. 193
WATER TAKERS
Iowa of Goderich
lir— WARNING
LAWN SERVICE HOURS
are from i a.m. to 8 a.m- and
from 5 p.m. to 1• p.m,
4) -
Any per.nn or persona fount
ming water for Pawn 1Prviee
Other than (luring the above
hours or using I.wa service
w'Hhont flrltt npplVing and p•y-
lasg for *ane will be liable to
prooecut Ion ami their whole
water m'rvlte turned nfl without
ratite.
For our mutual pro-
tection it is absolutqy
necessary that all water
services be cut off dur-
ing fire alarm.
Water and light C.. iasion
Town of Go4erich