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OODSRICE, ONT.
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of Sunlight
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LEVER WWI
TORONTO. 32
WORLD
TJiE1R SIGN IflCANCE.
by cWluiam`Bu,ilu
High-
' Patont
More Bread and Better Bread
Indications of a large crop in the West ;kind than the h:.t wave showed it to be'
are accompanied by a cheertul view as to
the possibility of disposing of it, the Un-
ited States tariff notwithstanding. Dr.
Magill. secretary cf the Winnipeg Grain
Exchange. an expert who ranks high. is
authority for the statement that Brit}sh;waking of a h„ -peal ship. This vessel
buyers are already in the market for vast I was really a Ca ielian hospital shim calhd
quantities of Canadian grain and that the ;the Llandovery Leslie. and a nt.mber of
United States will have to bu • a Canadian officer, and men gave evidence.
deal also. This is encouraging in see* of The vessel was torpedoed while some 250
persons were on t' ted and ine direct viol -
the industrial depressor through which anion of all ru es war Ttie c••mmander
the country is passing. A big Western ;Of the U-boat responsible was one Com -
crop disposed of to advantage will be of mender Pattdg, n.,w a fugitive. After the
great aid in working out the period of t vessel began, to 4•r down and the crew,
^"•mss a^ •^--
and others had taken to
ordered the U boat's guns
ern.es It devtao that
calculated in actual material train. Fin- was exceedingly nidus that al vestige
once, of course, enters largely into the of the vessel be des oyed so that there
problem of handling the crop. At the i would be no evident And he almost
pprresent time it is said that a syndicate of succeeded in ha btu I design. The
kinish and New l o. k hnanciers is work- court, which :,tha engaged in
mg on it. They will keep details to
Ithe trial of war cnmin'als named by
themselves cinch rt is- necessary to take 'the Allies, found that Captain Pa'zig was
action. But at to t n�
good crop in this count
patches leave little r
Brit -
am, France, Germany. Sw
--0-
The German caval lieutenants Dittmar
and Bo:dt bave been sentenced by the
court at Berlin to four years, imprisor.-
ment--but not, in a fortress -for, their
part in the brutait:ies connected with the
readjustment, and an advertisement for ;the lifeboats, h
Canada the value of which can hardly be I to be turned on
Importance of a 1 responsible. but hat the heute nts should
have World den have refused to :ire on the ts. For-
oom for doubt. Brit- I tunately the ship was going fora go of
en and Hol- , wounded and nest returning. T he',mild-
land, as well as Switzerlandand many ; ness of the se; tents has exaspetated
stretches of Russia, have suffered severely , Britain, and in France has been receiked
from drought. It has been so city in
somewiih marked ex;:esetons of bitter disape
parts of Britain that the water supply has provat of the wh .e plan of having noton-
had to be conserved with the utmost care ous violaters of t- a taws of God and man
11 Britain and Europe generally were, tried by a court . f their own countrymen
normal economically, there would be little • M their own country. The French tome
difficulty over the question of their food to their own recent example of executing a
supply. But there are countries in Europe . Moroccan gunner who was convicted of
whose Imanaal condition 'is such that tne, robbing and killr, a German m rchant.
handling of the surp.us cropsfrom this' France is in favor ", abar�oning the trial
continent on their behalf rs going to be a ! of the war crimir.a•- v) in and holdln,t
matter of some moment. Canada's ex- i them in her own terraory or in Belgium.
perience with Roumania. Greece and I -„-
others in the matter of credits has not' Germany, is nla-,mg additional ,pay.
beerrlirch as 10 encourage more departures runts on reparan-"r.s and in the meantime
of that kind. even if she • cou.d afford to is working*
do so. It looks as if the burd'n would lost ground in
fall on Britain and the Endre States, tial held.
though of course the Canadian banks may ations Germany
be depended upon to do their p:oper , Empire has been
share Whethershe. j II t t mother
and main to recover
he iustr,al aid com,ner-
, share of the repat`-
to pay to the British
ed at S300.000.000.;
Holiday Time-
Pro.dos from all sobs. and
pain. &soured by
Templstoa's
Rheumatic Capsules !
Hoop thea 1a your boss,
Take theta on your vacation 1 ath
Per .waaatlsm, Neuralgia,
Headache. Troia Meknes%, Et.,
11.00 at your druggist's.
Sold by H. C. Dumb*.
irig business as they used to be in the days
when their country threatened to become
the world's financial and industrial leader.
-co -
A cryptic official statement issued in
London says that Premier Lloyd George
and Mr. de Valera had another conference
lasting about an hour, "The basis of a
further conleience," says the statement.
"has not yet been found." It adds that
de Valera is returning to Ireland to con-
sult with his colleagues, after which he
will again communicate with the British
Premier. While nothing 'has been made
public as to what occurred at the various speculation eculation has naturally
been busy. It has probably been helped
somewhat by hints dropped by those who
1 have been in the confidence of both Pre-
mier Lloyd Qui. and de Valera during
: the conference. It w believed that Britain
has offered to -Southern Ireland all that
• she is prepared to oder in the way of
home rule with safeguards for Northern
Ireland, concessions as to finances. and
machinery for the co-ordination of the
iIrish Government. The Republican leader.
Ion the other hand, is thought to have
resisted that there can be no separate
vernment for any part of Ireland, while
guaranteeir.g every right to Ulster that
she (souk! possibly demand It is obvious
that the statement was prepared with
1 great care so as to leave no ground fur
neither undue optimism cr pessimism as to
lfuture events. 11 ving lasted so long t
I would seemimprobablethat the negoti-
ations could now be abruptly broken off
and a return n.i>ede to Inc warfare that has
kept Ireland in a turmoil. Britain. Ire-
land. and the Em a have the right to
hope yet that theco ereoces, so auspici-
ousfy begun, wilt be resumed and
maintained until a pelonanent basis of
'peace has been reached.
wl eve co Ile 1 1S a
matter. Sir Robert Horne, the British
Chancellor of the Exchequer, speaking to
It is characteristic of Britain that, in , the Empire Premiers, seemed to think
the midst of a plethora of impudent that German will pay up in full, and
rnatters affecting her relations with other I that the ( m;,ns will eventually get
nations and the dominions in the Empire. their share of t
she should start an investigation in the ter of interest t
hope of determining the reason for the private indebt
great and widespread drought. The Siete- and institutions
otological Office is gathering data from all their minds that a
parts of the world en this matter Tne habilitation in the -
sun -spots theory is not regarded seriously pay what they owe..
by the experts. and many other, sugges- Mr. Thomas Braasha_
Guns are advanced. one being that the commissioner of -Pigott
comet leaf something to do with the hot. ' the chief official's Ora b
dry spell of an abnormal nature that most cern, returned from Berl
countrres have suffered from of late. The 11.500.000 in payment of accounts con- 1
- average man will be content to allow the , tracted before the"war. It is also the fact
e payriients. it is a mat -
note that in regard to
ess German individuals
to have made up
long step toward re
siner world is to
As an illustration.
formerly finance
and now one of
industrial con -
recently with
It is declared that 70,0CM Canadian
railway efhployees have accepted wage
cuts of about twelve per cent.`,, Further
negotiations are to be entered tern to
1 sen le matters connected with the sse�cction
of the men. Conferences of the budging
• trades and employers in Trrontojl.'
ing toward a reduction of wages ha
not made noticeable progress The was
question has passed byound the local (-
stage and has become a national one in ;
Canada as in other countries. There is :
no doubt that it will sharc in the general
downwartWend.
1 tircie'rIghtt•it l:riot+h & ('ulublal Prete
„I.imittd.l
perts to continue their investigations. i that Gestate travelless have\ found
ping meantime that nature will be more , way to Canada ami are as energetic in seek-
thsic-rLOA`ER S('HOOL EX M1IItIATIANB.
The candidates. named below have,
peaaed the lower +(lww.l examined
for e•i trunee into the Normal St'Inarls,
In addition to the above they require
to ieree the ruiiklle school examltuatton
Iwfure they can be admitted to the
pours'' for a second-class certificate, and
the upper school examination before:
they lI11 be admitted to the (aura. for I,
a first -,:lass certificate at the Normal
S.Mmrl-. Those who More already 1
passed either of the foregoing exam -
,Nous nre reminded that the Normal
'hods olw'n ons Wednesday. September I
14 i, at '1 ln.ut.. and that application
the • for must be made to the Ileptity
3lhn ter of Education not later than j
Sato ay. .lugted -27th. Applied/ion
ehonld he made at an early (late
Tlw a . swer l.tpers of each (-ntdidatr",
sr'ttowe rt. wnnld appear to ju+tic)
CL -FARING S • LE OF
Men's and Boys' Clo Boots and
Shoes and Gents' Fu shings
at M. ROBINS
Sale CommencinjSiATURDAY, JULY ' i ,1921
FOR TWO WE E KS
15 MEN'S SUiTS
Sizes.36 to 4n.
18 MEN'S SUITS
To clear at $9:95
Made of dark brown and grey tweed, to
clear- $14.45
BLUE SERGE SUITS
Guaranteed English all -wool materials, deep
shades' navy blue, all sizes, to clear at $33.50
IOi ICE BRACES .
To clear at 35c, or 3 pairs for $1.00
MEN'S WORK SHIRTS
To clear at '89c, or 2 for .$1.75
BOYS' KHAKi PANTS
Sizes 24 to 27. ' To clear at 95c
MEN'S BALBRIGGAN COMBINATIONS
Sizes 34 to 42. To clear $1.19
Now is the time to buy if you wish to save.
MEN'S BLUE OVERALLS -
To clear at ......
KHAKI DRILL PANTS
Made with five pockets and cuff bottoms, to
clear at $1.79
25 PAIRS MEN'S SHOES
Beaver Brown Cushion insole, sizes 5 to 71/4.
$495
To clear at
MEN'S HEAVY_ WORK SHOES
With rubber heels. To clear at . , , ,,$3.95
KHAKI DRiLL SHIRTS AND BLUE CHAMBRAY
To clear at ... , n = ....... 95c
MEN'S ALL -WOOL PANTS
Fast color blue serge,
clear at
sizes 34 to 40. To
$6.95
See the bargains displayed in our windows.
M. ROBIN
OPEN EVENINGS
1
an appeal rave Ieev'n already re -read by
the appal ;e•siuniuer+. Where snr-h a
cn,wlldbte Baer still failed. the state-
ment of markwill 1w' ,(tamps) as curs.
read amt Is, \ fitrthe'r apis'iI will he
allowed. ins al other cases of falluro
appals will no he refused it mgde
-before . irnit
by the fes' of *2. If made after Sep-
tember 1st, the fee s
in addition to the emcees fist i-ninn..
date* whose names 'pear herewith,
other rvwljdates are a Itletl to statwl-
ing on certain subject.. These may
have errtllt ter all but on piper tinder
the old reglihations, %Odell Mowed nue
a snpple-
ny have
under
agow
'f, tin
Iogup, 11. L Lllnl,iuy, 31. Linklater, M.
1.10a /time. I. 31. Luttun, A. C. Me-
(low•an, A. 1,. Mills, A. Menielaeau, J.
T. 3leVettle, J, 3llller, W. McCool, A.
1'. Merarlane, 31. 1'. McIntoab, A. F.
McIntyre, M. F. Mt•TMggart, A. I.
Mustard. M. A. McIntosh, W. J. Me -
tutored', 11'. McNaughton, R. Mt'(lregor,
-It. MacKay. 31. SlaeLean, L. Marriott,
It. J. Moore, G. K. Maenonsld, N.
Muir, 31. 31. Nolan, L. 1. Nestiger, H.
t )'ltrle'u, Al. E. !'otter. K. Rorke, J. M.
Reycratt, K. H. "Lakin, 1'. Robt'rtuuu,
W. Itae, 0. E. tit4tuenliale, (:. It. Sny-
der, M. R. Stewart, F. J. Sterling. A.
.1. Stafford, 1t. !iidlhau, E. Slwpteou,
3f. S. Tle ray, J. Turnbull thm
ouol,
5'. W. Tet.Tltt, 1t. G. Thompson, N. F.
Treleaven (honors). 31. 1. Tough (hon-
ors), 3I. E. Toward. 11. Wightwan, .1.
3l. Woods, 31. 1. 11'etliey, W. D. Woo11-
eowhe, 11. 11. Wetrtter, A. E. William -
eon, J. Wylie, J. H. Young.
C. C. 1. Pupal.
(if the above the following were
+truer,., of rite Go.derlch Collegiate ills
stlttte : T. D. Andcr+em, J. H.
Iteevers, 11. 31. 4'. 11.41. E. F. Dolle
5 honors r, E. 3l. l) oigherty. 0. .1
Ftunlotn, R. Mel. ,;runt. Leola Item.
J. W. Jelfersat, 31. A. Mchitosh, J. 31.
Reyentfr, A. .1. Stafford, R. D. We'll-,
tvrotis.. J. H. 1'ourag.
R. Sulllven, of tlw' Kingsbrtelge
school, also Wllm atittearful.
4';
Every IOt'
Packet of
W I LSON S
FLY PADS
:l MORE FRIES THAN
$8 - WORTH OF ANY
STICKY FAV CATCHER
Clean to handle. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
General Stores
RAND TRUNIt SY's EM
The Double Track Route
ht t we, n
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
and
CHICAGO
excelled dintpg car service.
Sleeping cars on night trains, and
parlor care on principal day trains.
Full information from any Grind
Trunk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn -
Ing. District Pesaenger Agent. To-
ronto.
0.1I. Lauder, Station Agent. phone 211
P. F. LAWRENCE & SONS
Town Agents Phone -1
paper- to too' eon mel ever to
ns,'rrtal ex:inilnatI,n, nr they
credit for one or more pniw ..
the_ new regulatiou., whish
.-relit for each patter mem. w•h
Iwr ('0751. is (ibtnlnel. Sinew thenew
re'gnlationr add considerably tor\{t{hae
niimher of ewndktates res.'icing pt 1
e•reslit, It Is not prar•tio'able this year _.
publish way except those completing
the whole examination. The partial
standing awarded on all nlibjes•t. will
15e eleynrly irwllcsted on the official cer-
tificates or statenwnt< of marks which
are tieing mailed to the principals, to
whom all/candidatea nre referred for
tnformntfon.
The total number of sue.wssfnl can -
d tee nt the lower w-hool examina-
t10 this year in 3.541.1, eomissrel with
3,371 n ln.'u, and 2,51(4 In 1919: an in-
crelise t 134, over 11120 and Sep over
1919.
This y' (13.7 per trent. of thrw• who
wrote were neceeednl, as against 67.01
per cent. in 'a1 and 51((.06 p'r (vat. In
1919.
The follow -1,,g noel are fnr Hwrnn
(•onrrty
F'. R. .1r,reirt..1. Alkonh('ad,
Alkcnhoad. T. Tr. A erson, .(T. Aber -
hart, 3l. R. Alexander, . R. G. Amenf,
J. 5' .1rehlletld /honer . 3t. Ashton,
Marjorie Ashton, T. M. mewl. J..7.
Re*olen, ('. F. Renton they n1, .T. It.
Rmrpra. H.. M. r. Roll, F. NRI, R.
1i. Conan. 7'. ('anteinn (1mnArs1, A.
J. (4rmbe, J. A. Chrintfe. J. N. t'(ft V.
A. ('roeler, . Nrrte, E. M. Dark, C.
Detiii s. C. H. D. Towel.. E. F. Tlobte
(honor.), E. N. 1')oegherty. 1' Fraeet.
E. Fear, H. Farnham (honor.), E. M.
Fraser, .T. M. Farquhar. 0 J. Fergu-
son, 0..1. F'Innigan. (1 F: lealcon'r. 1r.
S. Fells. J. W. S. Fel-meson. T.. M.
Framer. ff. F,y+te'r. R' 1) Grant. 1f. 71.
Groh. R. MeV,. Grant. N F. (IewIRM. V.
Rah*. M. E. Mover, R. Tionvt►(',
Rale (honors(, .T. TtlggI,w. 11. !livens
(honont, 11. 0. Hunter (mann )..L.
R. Horn. F'. H. Jtrhnsnn (tmiwrrwtt, y,
W. .te'ffersnn, F. W. C. Jackman, T. R.
Jnfimtcm (lyeswyrw), N. M. Johnston, i),
K. Kerslake, 0. M. &.sebtol, 1.. 1.
Beads --
JUST IN
The eery latest strings, in
Jet, Pearl, Amber, Blue Garnet,
Amethyst, Silver and Gehl
Just the touch you desire w•i
summer dress
-o
Everything in ladies' combs.
Fancy and plain bait pins. __:
Circular combs in shell and
amber •_-
Lady Dainty cap shape, real
h"air net, best net on the
market
Smith's__ ore -
East St. - !'bone 198
( WHEN IN NEED OF A TAXI
PRONE 1,8
e.
Rheumatism
Stiffness
and all
Pain
hl snarl's
Liniment
sae given
walr,larl ion
for three
perealiona
11 awcky Mimeo wee
throat, bronrk, tin. meet
akin. sciatica and any
kind .5 pain.
An Old Reliable Remedy!
Mn. S. Fawcett. Hamator Si,.Cogina.00d 1
one. anter,-Minard', Linemen( merely is ae
old reltabk remedy I shwa,* keep a bottle
in the Imam and have recommended ,t to
guru • numlerr ul ny keds. to whom ,t gave
gnarl rebel. In moot case ,t nae sed . •
curt l.,r rhrum.u.m.
Mintlyd'S
Kigs� O� 1?ail�
Liniment
Yarmouth Nova Sc otter.
THOMAS GUNIENST
ALCT(O1ttIMR,
BOX 87, Gnderlch. All Instructions
b mall or left at Signal office wUl be
p l
ptlyattended to. Residence tele.
LEGAL
t G. CAMERON, K. C., BARRIS-
TER, Relit itor, ,notary puble.
(Jftkw Hamilton street. Gmlerich, third
door from Square.. Trust funds to
loan at lowest tares.
D CHATS.
BARRISTER. 'SOLICITOR, NO-
TARY PURLiC, ETC.
Odea --Sterling Rank Block, Ilata-
Ilhin -Street Goderieh. Telephone H8.
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance.
DROUDFOO►T, KILLORAN
C 1101.4F:5. '
R.1RRISTERs, SOLiCITORS, NO:
TARIES PUBLIC, ETC. -
olnee on the Square, second door
from Hamilton Street. Godefich.
I'rlvate funds to loan at lowest
retell.
W. Proudfoot. K. C., J. L swami.
Dudterr• K Holmes. .
CHAiti.Es GARIOW, LI. R.: lua-
RISTER, attorney, solicitor, etc.,
t;,.lerfeb. Money loaned at lowest
ra tea.
t' Ji1:.QE1L RAR I STER.___- --
v y
ICITOR, notary public and cos-
reyancer. Office -Court pause. Gods -
rich. 017-12m
i iSURANCE. LOANS. BTC.
licKILLOP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
OOaa AN('E CO. -Farm and Isolated,
town property Insured.
Officers -Jas. Connolly, Pres.. Golfe -
rich P. 0.; Jas. Evan,, Vice -Pres..
Reechwoo9 P. 0.: Thomas, Z. Mays,.
Sec.-Treas., Seafor'b P 0 -
I)Irectors-D. F. McGregor, R. R.
No. 3. Seaforth; John G. Orleva, Nu..
4, Walton,; William Rine, R. R. No. 2,
See forth: John Rennewfes, Itr(wl-
begen: Geo Mc('artney, R. R. No. 3,
Sea forth; Robert Ferris, Iiaflock ;
Malcolm %l -Ea -en, Clinton : Jamie*
Evan.. Reec•hwood; James Connolly,
od,•rieh.
Agents : 1. W. Teo, Goderleb ;
"Al Leitch, R. R. No. 1. Clinton:
•'!Intim Chesney, Senforth : I' Htnch-
ley, Seatorth. Policy -holders can pay
all payments and get their cardo re-
t'etpted at R. J. Morrlah's Clothing
Store, Clinton; R. H. Cutt's Grocery.
Kingeton meet, Goderteh, or J. 11.
Reld's Genett1 Store. I1ayfeld.
Brophe Bros.
__The Leading
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers
Orders carefully attended to
It all hours, night or day.
OODERiCH
EAST ST. GARAGE
1a Your Car Ready For That
HOLIDAY TRIP
You're Planning This Summer?
"Get Out and Get Under"
doesn't go very well in
vacation time, so let 119
put it in good shape
now before the
GODERiCH OLD BOYS
get here. Their cars
will need a good deal
of attention.
s•
REG. WILLIAMS
Phone 243 - Goderici
Music for Everybody
Agencfor
Starr
Cecilian
_-Harmonic
Phonographs
Cail and let us give you
a demonstration of these
splendid instruments.
We have in stock the
Starr-Gennett Records
which can be used on all
these instruments.
GEO. RICHARDSON
Hanlon and At, Andrew's AM.
(itlderith Plow 164