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2--/Thuroday, $ September 22. 1921.
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fact
will be
Toront•
Thursday, Septeunieue."2,
DR. CLARK sPEAKS OUT.
Dr. Michael Clark. M.P. for Red
Deer. Alberta. hie made public a
stateuieut that he will not be a mall- I -
date as a Pnegreseive In the next -
tion. lecause he floes not believe in
class goveruntent." As Dr. Clerk
warts of the Firrineree or Progreuire, is in its unique flavour o! rich delicacy. And It ipeople was looked upon as one of the KW-
pa
rty In the West. his declaration has never varies. All grocers sell "Salada" in not to
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made a screen len lre• political. eircles. sealed metal packets only. What th young upon. 1 can hear
"W
splendid
tion e''
ing of
30.000
alone.
mauut
.sue
we have
again
menu(
against
that t
or tte big Interest$. in
want it. Protection
real, b a not for u$.
Goulding.
got id y under this
alive PJ.ICY of Peotec-
mayor William Gouldlinat have we ? Why.
•in the city of Toronto
not. As far as the
concerned the tariff
not effect them. but If
Government in power
nding tendencies, the
Ill eventually be up
upon the national debt
unable to carry on. It
esr upon the common
are being misled, and
e cry of 1911.
tie jeople did not realize
Hon. 1'. A. Crerar, rhe Pergreastie • le rumble of the mune old story. We were
claiming arty of elnes 'reverie THOS WMILLAN CHOSEN.
leader. has written to Dr. Clark di* I warm tribute to the Liberal chieftain. ilex! in 1 tot if se voted for protec-
ent. lie says :
"I do not believe in class i-
n. nor do 1 believe in class diming- Cboire in Open Cenci', at ileneell To
it. In the jal.f We hove hail too , arra Its iirwr of Liberation in
ot both in (amide. Roth are south Huron in Coming Conte,t-
ant to any liberty -loving per- eddresse, from Strong Quota of
.1 I think you k • me well
to know my viewo ou this ealicr,
'he hostile'. ot itorertnu,.nt
er that eoncorns all the
eau onlY be stleeeesTullY At a representative gatheripg lett-
i"'" all erals or Soeth Huron at liensall on
MI.. erred or merlin- I T sda Of last week Mr. 1 h G •
art
wits
retries
soli. 11
eti..11411
tutittee.
1' 11 U1:11
ia:olole atitI
ca rriisl oil
five of 1 heir nas
tiou. assirlat0 Iti•niselvese toar:ther 1.,
.aehleve i•0111.1.10
lb -14- Ts -Hie
end." McNlillan, of Tucker-mith. wad chosen as
--etso--4---Prearner , the champion of the brcad.andpreressrve
la evident mat pclicits of Liberalism
tannery._ gjoW . Fed ral contest. Other names coneidered
Wen ---as in 1 were Mayor elliffiam Goulding, of Sea -
v. forth, -„Mr. Owen Geiger. /leant!. an
(ovals_ but Shaw, of Clinton. but each nominee
from _ao elected to withdraw in favor of Mr.
Drury In Ontario.
bigger-nwii, e
tical movement. In t
(kite rio. do ree bold t
• excleelve riewoof_AL e
*Mold welcome creopera
els -.4e... The troithle t
sanitation le not In tlw fienr
bigger men. lien- in Outer
enure coirditioirs present thereselvi
here caused ler. Clark. tu Alberta,
shrike- to stand as a caudirlate of t
Farmers' party.
Mackenzie King. ard characterized him i lion that
1 be
ing would be all right
as the friend of the common people. and there plerty of employment
-that has ever been waged agaufst the big soundin
' g- ',lessee -Harm Company
-And the biggest fight." he asserted, Now,we
lje earning. Is not this
interest is being conducted now under his a file exa Canadiani m when this
leadership. They can't twist Mackenzie ' corona' Y Well bled.at the commence -
King around their fingersment of the , tonne from Germany
As he corcluded Mr. McMttlan was its debt of o through the sacrifice
warmly applauded. as were his different o: Canarliab , and one when the
references to Hon. Mckenzie King and the 'seal policy not mit them they
;Now Is the Time. , threaten to peg cut 01 tne country. '
late Sir Wifrirl.
r
Everyone. There is mIn comet the peaket was emphatic need today to be a Lib- .
oral than at any time in the history of the ' tn has con
oat the Liberal party
country." Duncan C. Ross. M. l''' de-lCisf.aloilerk°ners I as the classes, and that
that includes the mases
today. I am froni the
claret Ore ha e in Hon. w. L.. ,. •
kenre King a Mader who has been ch men • 1 awl,
at the most democratic convention el its' tabooing clamp 4nd have not been mite
taken in 'the broadness of Liberalism."
kind ever held in Canada. Hewes chosen
introducing to the convention.
in an open and fair way "and every rfrling
I A. R. Kenemelho editor of The London
s represented. Advertisrais•E e e. M. P. for Weet
ail to see how Mackenzie King can bel
domxootoo f o a, yoit f :Middlesex. egpined that "there were
. only two or we daily yournels in the
all keow in his veins flows the blood of
that (Manus patriot. William Lyon Mac- Dominic() thot had been consistent in
Id
kenzie. whoa sacrifices gave us the the Liberal party, and
col-
their support
stitutional flghts we enjoy today. And one of these, eles goei aid London Adver-
. tiser, i- represented here today by Mr.
Nlackenz.eK
g is just asgood ..
Kennedy.
as anyone who may sit or stand in the
1h • latter !poke briefly. and alter ten•
i Milian
the or- • ce •
of the In addition to the strong quota of
loc I s akere there attended Irom the
tt/ west riding of Middlesex Duncan C. Ross,
'' M. P., son of the late Hon. G. W. Ross
to ho in the course of the afternoon launched
another of his characteristic firey on-
slaughts on the Meighen administration.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
shadow of Westminster. ( App auge).
He i • for. the struggling masses. not of the derifig to the elect.,:. ,.yt South Huron his
town alone, but of the counti y as well." I corgratulations tee n their excellent
, choice of a candidate he launched into a
Replies to Charges. vigorous denounc.rtint of the present
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SELLING WOOL BLANKETS
Eight -pound all pure wool WHITE BLANKETS with
pink and blue border,. Size 72x8. Last year's price was
$14.00. Special at per pair $8.50.
Cotton Blankets
12-4 extra heavy, largest size, and
best quality, with pink or blue borders.
Special per pair $3.25.
Knitting Yarns
All new colors and shades in Mon-
arch Knitting Yarns, downs and floss, at
per ball 25c. Down 2 -oz. ball 35c.
Replying to charges that the Liberal administration at Ot t a wa.
lilln, Mayor Goulding. of S oforth, and Party a at
A R. Kennedy. editor of The London the speaker asserted that -there is one, he questioned,•lhat the coming c.impaign
' A th x rence and, shall be fought Out thus and so ? I fear
He was ably supported by Thomas MC-
• h d f led to redeem its pledges "What nght ha% e tney to announce,
eff
It Is understood the general election
prese
\ date will he announced eleeoma noon The
the vacant Senatorship, are filled. I Thomas
;Capt. Fer
Lloyd 'George and ile 'Calera are Goulding.
having a %Alai.. Of a time writing "I am he
note. to each tother: but they hs0000 behind the L
flTist the reel in I 01;1 . frhoma1 C Nies,
is this one featur
awtertehsce lastelection. 01 elect.
.
Where are the township weed ta-
In" 7 -12-revardetY 411d 6141---4---11"12-1 for me personalty,
tit winkle, on the country roads and unable to support our
In t
Pao
ertiser. all of whom bnefly but •
ively reviewed the record of the honeey of purpose placed him next to that once noggin a bold attempt is to be
t Union Government. the late Sir Wilfrid. and that is the Hon. made to fool am people as in 1911, ny the
ther nominees were : Dr. Shaw. W. S. Fielding. When asked as to the , old LiMillar Ost•avinc-
Shillinglaugh. Fred McGregor, reduction of tariff the latter arose and '
Is, Owen, Ginter, Harry Smith, specified that the debt had been reducedW..• owing
Issues.
te Richard S Id. n, illiam , following the advent of the Laurier ad. : The speaker suggesfed that there were
Frieder. I ministration to such a degree as to take today other important issues that will
as a Liberal, standing the burden of 5100,000,000 frern the endoubtedlyeagage the attention of both
ral leader and not one shoulders of Canadian people. the present Government, which *eke re -
of our rezord ol 1917,-1 "Of course tnat does not appear much election. and the great mass of the electors
for ,sh
an •elared. -There ,:to the Present Goverwho clamor a arbze from the con-
nment. which has
to be noted. There i been used to wild, extravagant expendit- I, tinued reckless experdaure at the capital.
s in South HurnAll the speekere 1. the afternoon, in-
n who urea. but it was sufficient te enable Sir 1
tile willing to vote Wilfrid to conduct the business of his I eluding those who had been nominated
ed themselves 0
I and subsequently withdrew in favor of
Lf
3vernment for one year.
policies. I have' "But there bave been those of the Con- 1 Thomas felcifilian. were treated to.
however, of I ' votive party. and ,the U. F. 0. as well. I spontaneous and hearty applause. The
coming to me lab() have said. 'Yes. you have reduced 'meeting dispersed w.th rousing cheers for
right about Ithe teriff. but you raised tht valuation of the candidate and. his chieftain, lbw
1
there this•year were •never sur- had the satisfactIon st
having these same person
'and intimating that I w
• the Meighen Government a
apliu duds himself a hero What Liberalism
"Was there anything up to 19
rim the
in 'Amhara,
don't understa
to throw uwar
eating it.
alt. these gouda when._ they came across Mackenzie King.
how • mail can bear for that matter, that we, as
and pie ',den (t ot
is
tetraavhes 1110, behashisredas otf
a vital living re progressive pn
7
--the border.' I say that the Gov-
ertiment has nothing to do with the velu-
m -since Tatiana( imports. and the law which gov-
Li‘b%7haratllerns the same has been in effect since
W it. y the prevailing pei:e in the cauntry
,4-onfederation. Valuation is computed
Ties from which the articles c xne
in politics- a principle never 1 mg Liturier's Pettey.
for power or position. but whose mott is
A correepondent at oseow wrIteg
service -a principle to um the imp' r- "What did the Liberal Dirty do ? You
that it Is possible to tali' a sub-
me.ots of tcday -as the basis of tomorroe :cant shove your p elicy down the throats
stautiel meal there for 50 roubles. I say. away v. ith the petty little "isms" of the people. That ts Toryism. What
As the rouble used to be WO arhout involving those sho can never take a id Laurier do ? You remember the fight.
fifty r•ents in our money. t t
'own doorstep 1 hope and trust that P ducts a owenng u y on .ae u
that food is scareer than money implement. In 1911 the Laurier
IS it is) in Russia 'St the pr
t tine.
it to to oit broader vision than around their e tried to create free, entry for/Mural
and I -d t r c
uch 1this sprit is web nigh gone, aid once it tur
passes it will never return. If we as true 'Government went to political death in an
citizens look upon humanity as a self- effort to give the farmers of Canada the
perpetuating race and ourselves as I he biggest market aud the greatest prospenty
todians ot posterity, we must endeavor ' they ever had.
tter conditions in order that those "I believe that we can get reciprocity.
come after may have a more con- It is the main plank of the Farmers'
lace in which to thrive. In short party and they should nOchide us for
beralism. not giving it to them. I want to say to
allProgressives of whatever party they
"May belong (and the rank and file of -the
Conservative party are deserting it daily);
Libe I f
Canada who were defending the menaced a T ° Pa
frontiers of free trade years before the old pee of harneeer. Era .LOVre
others took up the same position on the Pupil sunpiered to be the ring -leader
line. (Applause).
- -Murit Stand Together.
Is it not unwise for those of same
ingintweio-be divided into differe
tionary. camps? Let us beware in our contentions
ace of that we do not destroy One another.
nous ' Arthur Meighen should be ruling in
ov- Turkey, where his orders -in -council would'.
perhaps he more acceptable. Canada is
no place for a Premier of his nature. Dr.
leighen has only one prescription and
t is -protection --and I don't think
he masses arid many of the manu-
Mt whotild !tear tit -0161m .4 Hitt loy- to'
atty. cry in North linnet, at any rate. who
When three cheers for the King tire ra
at is
cora_ for, the Vie°. eau cheer for 1 Good Old Days. -
their coodidnte. Mr. J. W. King: the "We have,been going about the Nov.
Gate can throw up their beta for ince today sh ting that this is no time
for. the old. Meal parties. Do you
_
their leader, lion. W. L. Mackenzie believe that: Is iberalism responsible
Mug :and the l'ottwervAtives of entree for the conditions a we find them today ?
will think of nobody hut his Majesty Go back to the good id days atter '96,.
when Sir Wilfrid Lauri came in. Buil-
K int _George. nese in 1896 was prod v demoralized.
Our own people were actui • leaving the
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gloa.alireepolila elet.tion es t
not to target that it was the ra s o
The Right. of Teachers.
(Rent Mercury
T. J. Coatel:,. h.,- Just rettelred a
ropy of the ju,l,t•II • itt handed flown
IfY Judge Seer. ef Perth. In whech
Mr. ctosteltot4;sared for the defend.
ant. In w or the lame crest de-
chk•I. TISe 'leering Is one which iss of
inter...ft to ,•cery palette school teat:h-
er or mei in the Provinee of Ontario.
K NI Cleary arse a teacher in
the eschool at Flower Statton. Tour
of her pupil,' neglected their work
Mal were kept in after four Hoek
to make iip for Ion time Mien Cleary
left the roem for a few minute!s to
poet a letter. end the taking
advantage of her alemenere heat a
lieu,' retreat. going home with. their
work rinsione. Next morning, there
were exciting times at 44rat sehool
when the lour pupae eetarred to were
setabjeseel to corporal punklintent.
The instrument of ehaerterement was
Chambray Ginghams
33 inches wide, splendid quality,
plain chambrays in pink. mauve, blue,
green and linen. On sale at per yard,
special 30c.
Cotton Sheets
Good weight white sheets, well
ma le. Size 72x90. Reduced to per pair
$2.9$.
Gossard Corsets
and Brassiers
Newest models and in superior
quality. The Corset that never loses its
shape. They lace in front. Price per
pair $3, $3.50, $4, $5 and up.
Sateens and Chintz
Yard -wide, new Fast colors. Sateens
for comforters, draperies"&nd coverings.
A large choice of splendid colorings and
designs and fast. Recently sold at 50c
and 60c. At per yard 35c.
New Coats
Coats in finest broadcloths, etc. Ra gi
$20 to Us. -
Fur -trimmed, silk lined, new
W. Acheson & Son
e...,.....„peneergergeneee.Wsereneas
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- "MILL FRIEL
Itt yfield-Sepi. 27 to
Durigannon--Oct. 6 to 7.
Gorrie--Oet. 1.
Ilarrieston-Rept. 29 to 30.
Kirkton-Ort. 6 to 7.
Lbstowel-14ept. 37 to V.
Lucknow-Sept. 29 to 30.
Milrerton-Sepe. 21) to 30.
Palmerston -74)0. 4 to 5.
, Ripley -Sept. 27 to 28.
lerafortb-Oct. to 23.
Teeserater-Oct. 4 to 5.
'gingham -Sept. 27 to M.
St. Marys -Sept. 22 to 23.
Jilyth-nept 22 to M.
SCHOOL
The following are the dates of the
s-hool (sire to be held in Huron county
during the month of September :
eiepteniber 26-Fordwich.
Septerriber ,4--4'1Inton Rural.
September 29 -Clinton Town.
iDELItATE GIRLS
country In thousands. Ira was -at -a
mat.. "fro, standstill and receipts were
I At the same time the domestic
Which Elves; the Liberals 96 seine in the Dominion was threatened by a
the next „House, the Fanner -Labor spirit of coercion against a sister
conerination 74. end the C'enservattres ince. ,
NEED NEW BLOOD.
Rich, Red Blood Means Health
and Strength.
The anaemia of young girls may be in-
herited, °eon may be caused by bad sir,
unsuitable food. hasty and irregular eat-
ing. insufficient out-of-door exercise and
not enough rest and sleep.
It comes on gradually. beenning with
languor. irdispoltion to mental or bodity
exertion. irritability and a feeling oC
fatigue. Later comes the palpitation of
the heart. headaches. dizziness following a
of the arra ir of the evening be ore. stooping posttion. frequent backache' and
Allege. flee .rhe received ten elope on breathlew.ness. In a majority of caries
egeh hand. Her parents had the constipation is present. There may be
tear -her eininioned to court. !tied It no great irAn of flesh, but osually the
t"--fetlier• ea ortrienee-tket--wo-- sr= cowl:de:ion takes on .4_grOltnilbertilow
Confidence Henored.
fil. estimate giver the Liberate " hat ha nett when we• • et' the,
only ten Peat* .th Ontario. AM-- PY reins ol (Ince ? Confidence was restored
mill hardly do wore than that„Othe at once, and in Sir Wilfrid's Cabinet we 1 tha
Liberal bessimilmtere found then some of the ablest men of
st Ottawa eel.
Canada. Under this regime we experel -
d
matem that Mr. 'King will Nave a fol- enced such progress that Canada %as'
Lowing in the new House giving a 1 eventually known PS oi e of the coming
nations. and the brightest page in the
seiner majority over Farmers MO C011-.
a/wrath-es comidned. '1 history of Liberalism was when in 1911,
t
r- Wilfrid - went- down_ o -defeat atiainet-a
the Laurier administration, undo Sir MARVE
Good Wishes From Former Employee. policy of protection and without a breath
Mr. M. E. Power. manager of the
Depo rtureeit of Business Adminietrio
tern al.. Esti University-
(Iileago. In writing lir. Iletniarrle
with reference to his now ilutlee, an
agreement which is still on the books of
managing editor of The :tenure says •
' the United States. And furthermore 1
SII4
ofscandal ever 'being alt ached to his
name. Today the Liberal party is in Na any Easallak\folleve• t -b•
readiness to start where it Wed! in 1911, borsht' and Irritation iktczeina;*
and quite wilting with the peopXs man- writes 1111911 A- Oen= ef Aft
date to bring into being the reciprocity Nicholas, P.E.I. "For a ,gsat I
suffered with this disease, and trtut
all kinds or remedies, but nothing
believe that we can, helped me until I used ZamBtok.
The continued use of this herbal
balm hu completely cured me.
" Although it to now two years
since this. cure was effected, there
has been no return of the disease.-
Zarn-Buto Is equally good for
ringworm, scalp sores. pimples,
bolls, teething rash, "barbers
rash," ulcers, old sores, abscesses,
had legs, blood-polsoning,
cuts, burns, scalds and bruise,. All
dealers or Zsen-Buk Co., Toronto.
60c hoz, I for $1.21.
count of the rsererity of the Punish- Paticw'
Cases of this kind, if neglected, become
Meat. Wool pirstanning had met In -ars!
-he girl had been III a
serously r
Pills
5 result. The RUIrreis illdEnlent eft more !serious. but if taken in time there is
that t
no need to worry. Dr. Williams' Pink
, which are fax from any harmful or
erect ten typewritten pagee of fool- habit-forrning drug, are just the tonic
scan. Mr Oponnell,„f Perth. who needed to remedy this wretched state of
Appeared for the parents. contended health. Though it ieettot noticeable. 'm-
erlon re, profile aehool teailter 111114 a provernent begin, wit the first doe_. As
rtgltt
as tere seating) diatinctly states ttwit
ok„at tt,:pilaitenipillt
airialafter hour+
yn
school shall
fa"irsIgitsalialYll a Itle9 (11°I.feimhTskseilin not
later than 1 o'clock in the afternoon.
tiring ;in Eilitteh case of the same
01*0 /1. ill* one nefore rhe
court. and j winch a eontention.
Anillar to the one urged by himself.
hall teem .11,taine41 by the Judge. Mr.
reoereTke Sretuid that chats Fouglierh de -
lime no binding force in On-
tario. Detention attest Moira for 41e.
114inganetrismei::: nn the part of the pupil,.
been provelr°1Pritbet theilmtpltnneroth;nrnirletohfflag
teacher to 'keep in' Is no longer
esstiamesl. With this argument 01
Costello -4 the Judge agreed. The
also held that ft had not been
that the .hlood potuning from
of the. w he deemed lilgeeritt ts7riloprandr ego: was the resnalt
fotrhet hewer t
nftTI:e.11 31,45.'ppesr ay their ow
veer. ruled that while
fnerenreco.lft'inntatni
ttraah%IirPennecr'17111114-4 thy eirsdansg sjimititAP‘.
nig!otlilewr
t ha n the one recortimended In the
reanlatIons nee which Is made of rah -
Iver. Had atom (leery tient this MAR,
her course erea)d hare lett no room
for ehjeferion, and mete in - the eases
would Imre ban *Rowed to
Your emptoyir may determine Your
salary. hut yoll. yourself determine your
'meth. To get sore, make yourself worth
m re.
There is noted* Os @iodic es the human
mind. Like iswienned steam. the
it is pressed them
, it rises to mirth:
presort. r
It may be tomo Owl the willing horse
while he
she -alto neggrate tbsinedenet. Buoatmonce in a
'One aerrimintn ire with you while
you were taking some of the major
eourses of the University, and later as
a Interne -Regietrar. Make. ti's not
only Intereated in your ['Mire. loiroon.
indent of your swerves Iti the news-
paper field.
"The haekgronnd of experience
whIeli you bring to the sweeter of 'The.
Signal's nrientele should make your
present eonneetion ow of rent beneflt
to that eommunity."
Higher Letter Rates.
An advance of one rent per Mime
fe announced le the letter postage
rate between Camila end other ports
of the Empire. The former rate was
two rents per ounce, with an andel
81141e rent. as War tax. The new nen.
*111 he three center an mime, with (cue
rent war tax ntirliternal. The pretties.
rate, to foreign conntrles hero tarn in
-
creamed from flee cents for the first
mince and three. rents for ever ewe-
rs...sling melee, to ten ersnts for the
first mince and flee reenter for each
additional (runew or fraction thereof.
The postale. saner within Canada end
to the United States and Mettle° n -
main at three cents for the first ottnr..•
and two cents for each additional
Could Have It.
"I believe that if we had an adminis-
tration at Ottawa that was anxious to
have recio:ocity we could have it. It
would be a boom to agriculture. upon
which rests the succor of all other under-
takings. As agriculture so flourishes, so
it will set in motion the other great in-
dustries that depend upon it.
"We have a policy that we may well be
proud of, againtt which we have the
autocrats in power tied up as they are
with the big interests. Our policy is
legislation and administratton in the
public interest and not for the favored
few; efficiency mid retrenchment in public
service and we insist upon barring from
the lobbies of the House that diabolical
system of 'lobbying.'
A Broad Policy.
"We have a policy that will place raw
materials upon the free list or at the
lowest possible jwice, and we have a policy
that tends to create that spirit of unity,
harmony and communitive interest
throughout the land upon which all de-
pends. There should be no determine
between us. There should he no hostility
114 between town and errantry. This 1
have always preached and will continue
to do f0."
In conclusion the candidate paid a
a7mvsmattmitimiew._
=Su
nn
11•1111M.,
Yong, and Charle• Su. Tarot',
11 11 school w th a gplendil recocrl When
auperowily of traoll a If ennattered flat
tolleit. rants among tho hew on ;11. cog,
tint.nt. Writ* today for catalog**. Eater er
Inc owe.
W J ELLIOTT. Pruw,n11
the blvd is made rich the pallor leaves
the face, strength and activity gradually
return and the danger of relapse is very
slight.
If any symptom of anaemia appears.
prudence suggests that Dr. Williams'
Pink Pills should be given at once. and
the soonee they are taken th* more speed-
ily will their action improve the blood.
You can get these pita through any
dealer in medicine. or by mail at 50 cents
a box or six bozei for 12.50 from the Dr.
Williams Medicine Co., Brockville, Ont.
- -
FANCY LINEN
for useful and ornamental rear -
posses. Is an Important depart-
ment in our establishment. The
purest Linenskillfully and
r:taolrent.mment
ily woven and atenaped is
a coates feature of she
To see them Is to want them
and to Weer the law pdeee turtle
you Into a quk'k purchaser of
the goods.
MISS S. NOBLE
Seek Side Square Gederiak
SCHOOL SHOES ARE
MUCH IN DEMAND NOW
To get the best.-Xootirear-forthe_bays sad girls ill
very essential.
They will require Shoes that will give the greatest
amount of wear and fit UV* a good appearance.
Of course parents will be looking for the above at
able prices. Be sure and see our stock and get the
lowest prices quoted tor pod- Shoes that it is possible to
secure anywhere.
REPAIRING
GEO. MacVICAR
North side of Square GODERICH
IstesseneareWss040"Www
AS A TIRE SIURGFAlN
bulisl lowsseet ruIleage into
tire. that a ppea r worthless by
generally soneorthening threw whirl"
err 'weak "all over." or placing a
DPW section In those which a had
blowout has toull4. Illoo-r•kvable.
If you want more mileage. at lees
nest. we can help you hold tine ne.
keep dower.
The beet of Standard Thee and
Tubes in pewt.
Hamilton et.
H. J. FMB, GODERICH
rig VICLCANTZER.
MR. FARMER
Do your Fall Plowing the new and
efficient way. Now is the'
time to buy a
Case Farm Tractor
RECENT REDUCTIONS MAKE THE SELLING
PRICE OF A 10-18 TRACTOR '
$975.00
Berns Kerosene and is guy on Fuel
eureasufearawse~so
Get further particulars from
East Street Garage
T. F. HOLLAND
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