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GODERICH, ONT. '
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` 'Tburaday, March Gel 21
AN EVI NT?UL UNION
The Federal Parliament opened on
Tbur.dsy lain for a •.•.,4lou which
promises to be eventful. The "speech
from the Throne" Itdicaues that the
Oorerume'tt has put w1 Its fighting
clothes and. tft.•r n period 'during
which it was quietly coneolid1ttiug Its
position. hdeuds to 14rlset•d rigoruuay
with its program of reform.
First atld foremost. to the first
time alt0•e 191:1 revenue will balance
-expenditure and there will 110 nee ad -
lion to the nutlona 1 .4,114. Furl Ler
measures of economy are pttomlttis
with a mtn•11-d.rin41 r.luetion of ti
a{Tui ti cw, 1 row as -lies::ora
' that "$ u c 11 reduction of
taxation as it may be twesslble , ef-
fvet- should aim primarily at re ming
the vieed a the nw rumen
• duction in the Industrie' i. on the
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ural t��... ritstttr4rs of 1ii_1_k• r nit))) :' -1t
is takenl1hat it is the 114, -emotes
inteutton to redoes- the dot •4 1411 agri:
cultural implements, altholgh it may
le that the 1 .ureril10(111
will lube 11 wider r1'411
.'. e•.mml.e4on 1R To
1 Light's on the Legislature
,1
oleo to chaos.• it4 rates. Under multi-.
Opal ownership (of the Hydro brand 1
the munit•ipality dtx's not warm to
pare mu• to say, about its own at•,�
faint.
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The 'rovluce 114 awaiting an auth-
.rltit v deliverance on the status of
the mint -int finato4s. - When At=
torn y'licuer:al Nkckle and the Progres-
,lr leader. Mr. Doherty, are twelve
w lion dollars apart I1) their valeula-
t .4114. the ordinary citizen has reason
or believing that some 4o4•lderalde
Joggling of rigor,- is going on.
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Plated states fluor millers admit
the ten-year period. 11113 141 19x1.-
aetly twenty-two ter lent. Alec- now en-
gaged in farming. -
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BRUSSELS
- Cecil Hall. of Bruase•I*. litho 111 at -
t. -tiding Stratford Normal School.
was at Toronto. on a ha -key t,4aw that
met. the Quenu 'city Norulnlites. The
Classic elty was second lies( when
time was called, int a splendid time
was -enjoyed.
Miss Marjory 110,414, who is a stn•
dent at Toronto l'nlrnr.itc. won a life-
saving medal i1) physieml cottnr4' anis
now bolds le Ieertnanent instructor's
certlfiote She Is a lire member of
,'.\'ritten for The.Rigual t
Turunto, Marr11 3r41.
As WAS .x414414(, the alidrt•w. of
11ot. Mr. Nkkle on the budget watt
the outatatxllug event of th1.. week.
Though a masterly sprach lull 4
livered moat ;flin•Ih1y, it did not '.lead
to any clearer' understanding of the
financial po.ltloa of the Province. nor
foreshadow any lowering of cxlr'u,4l-
ture. The whole effort '.41414 to ills -
.credit the late Government and to
clear the way for a .(miler rugag.mcnt
be any tuore favorable. After listen-
ing to the ..pte:het of the past threeweeks. 4W mightt well wondt r it any
benefit to the Province comes from the
diseto144o41* (4n the ad11res.t from tie
Throne and on tit• budget. .\11 m inu.•r
of subjects are intcrj.•tel Into throw
debates and the whole •d.Jeet is to as-
sail or uphold tire- ret•ord of the "inn"
and the "(4nta;' end hl4ideut:'ay to
show the debating qualities of Use
members. which sometimes I. 1u4 4,f.11
'.cry high grade. The vote on these
,neet14414. Is always a fore'gous• con-
clusion and so much time 1e. taken up
with them that more imps•rt:.nr ptner
lions sir not receive the attention 11ia1
they should.
No Curtailment of "Fr.penditure
1 k 1 II T \\'ith the• e"rpl1 1. of tau• 'expendi-
ture 4414 new I•ruvineia1 hlghwa)14 be
enrtaltment 1)t expenditure Mr.: ttt4•n
disclosed. though 10:111} other a 4141
have lss'n opened. The eat 'Mate.
nut !welt hronght down. (+111 when they
are the. will llkelr show Iwo -cased
lesponditure. and if we- will be opposed
for not showing enough. as unfortiei
a rely each member looks uplut exp endi-
IiiPe..1rstb•ni iii i 1 *iniac;-assuiui4'11
•-1)41,4411 1.1 hi. legislative ability-. The
,ridsism 0f the late (iuvernmenes ex- i
4x nilitnn• was nor ns startling a+ el,
pect.41. with the exception of tit: wale
of trem*nrr notes by. the !VP/. -ur••r.
-rµ1444411 s1.paareutly w..r.. maid_•tt-a_-1)r•):_
1.11.1 bargain
The plea of one of the. L1h•ta1 melte_
ir'rs fur a more nnder:n:rti lal'le had
e.•t '1)s 10210 at» only eon -1l met Pre_
Drr4' • . i'riticlsnt gin's.. ,rod Cll. ,l. .`old be
e now effected It would ,.11t the• se- on in
half. The •1.bate will p.r•.11ably c'o..•
1early this week and Mr. !limey ie e.-
. o ,'lose fon the I'. F le, 3t r.
that Canadian flour is crowding thew •Ar*Ity ass eta nw m.
mtT- of •-roarkrt..--Th.• task of; find= -L- 1 Ins, .1. T.. 1'ntlnn, fnrnierly of ,-,' I •.
Pear,, w•a 4 ere, ted a school trustee ht
lug an our!, t for their product will Sm rht'4, Fall. 111 the r.44•nt 1•le•r40ns.
1«• r,u.L•rel-.till wore difficult by the
proposed higher ditty on Canadian
pro- wheat entering the Culled States.
proposals
than 1111s.
'r1Waulattd tai
inquire Into 1natters tn'rs,nurvtiom with
the lion$, (tank crash.
In e,.tnneetiuu with the-r•distrlbuti,tt
of repro...ma ,ten, provision %(-111 1s•
Made for the use of the tranafl•rable
VIIW114 Kirkit�mrmis't eon.rllurncMi'?
(other I.gisla1ioti 4.roylised will deal
with the .1,tlstra,tii.0 of branch rait-
way Ilu.•s, hielu14trlal disputes, roc. -
track gambling, (l,rcruwent annuities.
freight rates on grain.' and other nlat-
offering n 'bounty or 1)e nu
gee .s'.r•,.44m ,eel hA'.e an 44'.1 rwhe m•
frig urn313iy -fn tTx' ICmty, stet wlav,� emote .T *. ern edertl� �n 1te> hoar} TinetitQ.ud ow the proposed ref• • of iron ern era rnmiitimr
The hard Cauadia11 wheat is . repulr-
(•d fur m:,kln�flotr of shy th'a-grade'
and the United States' millers worn I
have It.
4' • •-'• 1
orf tw,'144' tli.nwual harvesters what
twine ti, 4'0 nada. from Great itriu4in I
lest -}"sir.' e1i' -1•s. - thofsand remained
to ('atadn. 401 the Hiller flnm.and.-1
seven hntir.-,I ever.• _found 10 1.x un-
fit fur farwt work This information
Tint home of the late Mrs. John
iloward. Ts.______ rr greet. lirn.wl'ts
wntr prru•hw.r4F-Tyre/Mtr- by -
Alas.
\nderson. who has been the I: sant
for .omit' time -
Robert 1iabnuto•---,af:--=-l:.ea -_San=
on 1're.11ne.• Emporinm. jfrussele. has
deei,led to d4scard 11...111.11411111. let• nq1-
age for .rammer are' and will 41441 In a
mocfern eo'd storage p111114 that will
able hien to keep the rt;FF stork arnt
txalltryt In up -to -.late ennilltiun right nu
lira own p .reml.'.. n roti} sale+ itr{ tnalTr:
4twtetof of shipping to T•r.1etb or else-
where for .tnrnee perp. s T1ti4 wilt
m.•lin 44 4144iug 44{ expel.. 11) freight
gTri'u 4' dilly 11 a• 'r A .employment of additional heir
llptise of tinumou' and slwuld defhrleere.f.ir the merchandlee by
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hely- rnrreer-nfn•-110111 t s..lon that , hr methMr .
(lild ('-1•ntr-w.•u douudwrundltiotlr ;1.- . - - -
t
Cuuada not to ttmtr Liking, W INGH.2y -J $I11P(.1441
Sinclair for the Liberal- ou.l the
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_. umicr for the Gnrrrnm'u4.
11•.1. Arthur Heud.rsoi. Meme 1444'- .\t the F.4.rnnry meeting of the Mor- Mr. Speaker's Knishes
retard• in the MacDonald (:ov,rnme14t. i rix (rnnr-11. y- .ronn.ttl was made to \e deH.ion ha. Ia4•h given by the
tens. - . - -_ __ _ _ ___ wa e,ele4•t(41 to 1 arliament_for Bttrn-i hire the noire, extended ' neer the SI., ver as to Mr- 1Aoherty's re•gltl•a
limit of the program that 1s tins 1 In u bye-r•h4tion` held East T'rnlrlr ronfi.tI(=r south of OD' town for .• 'position of .ttk•itll opposition,
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e o d ee
Wln n I rA a f
hm nn r t 1 ht
8 ghe wile
• w• •h1 t 1s. a
Is exe a Ix I t
is
fe.l•e4'al,4tell is inlinewith the d4'sin's of woe►, de•ft:4tiug the ('ouA•r. un- �• n ih�• coed. whl.•h Is one of the• .h 0 g
the Progressive members, and the Gov. candidate by i1 4:.rg. m lyse- .,,,..t .1,ngerena ire•s of rood In the f(e, bus, . the rxrlVe• IwintR a.ompan-
p i.•d her hl s risible hl even his ,'one
ernmeut no doubt retire noon l'reer.•s- ity. Heuder.on, who has for }•ear. . "linty of Tinton on ac00nnt of It. plexlon. 4 d0eisiens s.. Ilir ha v.•
SILK CREPES WOMEN'S NEW SPRING COATS
�ilack t':wn,❑ crepe. pun• Sllk. Frrueh uutkei' la materials chosen for the 110' ,wart styles
Rxtra quality, 114 4141( 4U .inches 11144.• "Itlg4iluw valor.. Flared rltvtra.
Patch pockl•tw,
Regular $4 no. .\t 'sr aril (i��/•JJ37.22J5 et. -.,'•t'• Itellghaful style*:1)t each
$I$.N, $12.N, $13.0p and 118.00
Fmn•11 4'r.yr• 14. 4'h41)e.. JI' .4%y 1411( I.f e4ga14itt44 f 1
Ijualit4 111414.1‘,411y., 14ruwu+. Maui PM (141.1 Greys.
At ►e
t' '2'3° a'Y" $2.85 FINE BROWN HOLLAND
Itlaek Freueh `silk Pailctb', 1x••1 qu11113.64i 4
wide•. 5111uple 1011110:1 to 'buy u11dre•1w 1f 11::::,11",;':. . 3'1 •Metre wide. Ital hares w,lrr•,tntwl ,111 faro
to call. Regular vain.: :42 50, At per yWr.I C l.inrn fur l'urWlu.l Bblttlt Dn•Wrs, N'ulaa. TS1•ud
=1.75
101 wimple. Itlgular otic. At 4wr ylln4 . •J9c
Nlltunl► P4411gM• Silk. :41x1 :4I inches wide. _•JJG
Spxrbll 4s•r oet•et 1131 and $125 ' \',•1W Vella and-Sewhig-thue Silk 4'1.•1444.44 \4t
e� 1..t' I lard E�.2S :ti1,;$3,50
e $3 5
WASH GINGHAMS
32 inches wide i1) .•h•-•ks :1n.1 plaid. Fiery
uetr color eff...1 told .1}'10..\t par Yard 3Ye •35
and . "Pie new Milk Workings are all i1) an.l lain.•,, an•
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better than ever before. It!mwk. Steel., 1•1utiuuul.
Biber. Fawn and \\'I1i1. $1.311. $1.73, $2,W,
$2 50
New l'at4,rus and improved qu111113'. Floral Wood ' •fLr new pyramid (4r pointed splie.,t :„.,.!•
,,.,.I Win
and Tile patterns. • 1'.•r rnn1.iuk y.lrI. lttu.k and \1'111,.
"MARVEL" SILK HOSIERY
FLOOR OILCLOTH
lryard wide ,.
.55c
Iii yards wide ... . _ . , .. .82c ' Y41Va•a•I JI
.2 yards wide
$1.10 :: or I yard* w•Lk•. Neat eilitera. tile -lir floral
11) br, y gnalily. \'•err .I..' sal. 141 sonar,
2't yards wide'
$1.38
.95c
W. Acheson &\Son
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regarding the oldier awauh ease her,. Premier that tltie was u,n•ulinl, .•, J;. ' Interest
and the amanita at King.ton have. been ,lir eumndtp4• will 1Ik,-lr 444.1 as Iuu41 ' .•\ „t ie • . 1. • ' nl 1.1 1 take silt'
iliw•teated in the House wit different is-- as '.Ler Fa.ate. t , i. r. s
tiro
t oto a l ••4.14
rgsi0111. but bare met with general ap- '.tin• h ..
'wood. excepting that of (411. 4',rri.• 14 4 Is nun..
'Mn4 Apr: M ('antland. 'Chtar-twn-z.'n• bail N Great?
.tlemen. by the w'ay, are mostly in the
.41.JliAht • i'I*.si41g 11w l;orr•nlml•72t.'.
though without inflicting nine!' Injury.
-The aetlon on the assault ease.4 4u -bar-
racks herr was no doubt taken by t,..•
-V ter1e4-(leu.•rn1 to forestall eritickni
that he '.coni4 by unfair in urging in-
vestigation In the lhtlpltt snide, and
hushing up the toddler..-4u1s.•orel4, t
3Ir. Niekle, Ilk(• lir• late ,\ttotney
1;4 neral. Toa+ the har,4e.:t position to
fill. and '.wing also chairman of the
private Mils eommitt.e he 1s pr+hnhh'
: he busiest.
The Old. Old Gaspe
' • third
I No bills have yet rem -hell., a.
reading. thought several. be
and Government. have Is4s.1'
strived --her natal: 1, tat -
•statl:ticialr. iei dint ,.( iter.t lata . soak.•, al) lost tdgh 'auel wuud' 14.4
Lace (list•uretid that p•p444'r .,. w hat ...It putt In .Gott last at.k4' tout
el.e.tta't.72(411 that. it was int 194 At fe:i'k' ' '
' t,rsr 14fe'.. -�/tt 1--' - ndyne , . . 'w •
Fapress.. - ` For turd printing come to- .Iltgeal.
h private
'I the we
»•Ing c r
r• .104• e
Int entre
the
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PURUTY
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FLOUR
1 11
Irk•
nice support i1) carrying through the been ort. of th.• leading figures ht the earrnw•n.•s. and 111.• fi.-1 tint one '1114 not '.get wl general approval: even owl trading. none of them I •-s •.+
• f the al has 1144 vont foes.. Ree•
p1•nj•4•te.l r•a1nm� l.ilw•ryls ural I's.,- Luber prarll',.tuilel 111 get u seat t1) -tau•{• 1 41 r 1Tay+Telegram -vales that he is near- � Important. unless px•rhalls the t��,
i combined •I general a 'eel uhtomnhlle'. hive gene °ref till'II 1 fin f tl
L .n. •, ills tw44 .in. are } u sac' oro
Itt•ral and I'r.lgrt ssia• 4oliey cru loci cemlx r. nod they 'ittrodu. 041" their A. IL \\'1'ford. a farmer rnr 141ent
readily harmonized it would he a great father in the !louse on Moudny.
waste of opportunity not to,makeus' • • • with the T'nlrr41 Farmer. of Ontario ('aerie and 14,(':11x1 o['thr Cott -n pronilst in the .ptr4.Rt from the Throne �9
C I `_
steep if! }dnr•t•s, - erects. Um nn the r. T. A. Iwo 4welt .T"
1 F',4lrra1 a;ov.•P11014 nt--414:1P4kwia--=it-X" .
.t,urtt4) and a tune' has I.tu .Irongly 1 01.1411res relating to agrici,lttlre.have
of \'. Ingham, ha_ 4:4,041 :1 position Itrged on the Goieru .cut hy- 31e4ars. ' teen introduced. thungh there I. a
A I
of that Jorge majority to fnanenrate and Witt or_nntxr 'got non!. th,nnlgJl•. s,•rilui'.ew and Ilageen of the Llher to a o dot a emend...Ion to inve.tl•
The recent railway blockade is re-' 1!14
w1' 4into: ;.,, mak' h: R'Llgiam hid' Is, the latter geutlemgoing s.o pile economic conditions. Welt will
reform. that are urgently 1114.11.1. i 4*111111 memories off the fan more ser- homy.
r as to •ay- 111/11 A•wm r -five per I make a reportmett year of what every-
ee of his constituentit - vor the one knows no* and the report will
Progressive members Imre a duty, no
Ie'. than Liberal members to Plow a
spirit of compromise that will allow the
two parties to work together for
t4emmo11 good.
11U4 1,114• of h4.•Ilty years Ingo. when
mato* towns i41 this part .if the Prov-
ince
rovlace wefe without train. ..r wails for
the' a neek ..r flour ton 1.1111, Kiueardhle
hail no railway sa•r'�ete•foe nineteen
_slays 411111 ,for ta',, darn n4.. wituuut
small. The late Rev. Dr. Irrigg-. who J&III
gone to Kiucurdwe to preach on Sun-
day. was bhs•k0d in there by the storm
-prubably the worst puulvhntent met-
ed out to an iuu.xeut 10,411 I1 modern
times.
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EDITORIAL NOTES
3lareh rani, ht like a lamb.
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1'I11.1't' are .4,1141•t•$px4'illly Interest-
ing 11.14ertiwellie011 Ili th14 • 1ssue of
Tie- Signal. head .t3a•m.
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If the le•gLllaftue bus to listen to Every tuanitlaeturer•. -11)-tll•_auutntr}a
114 tura ruuetllutic by 11v.jmddr•m of
wuuy spr4.•Iu.a by 4144 Jr*. 4'urrh4'. the reducing Tiriyruduillen eviiiix:'Tf Tie
mentla'r' will flare 14(4014' illMti'irwti'n (•au sur(. it dollar it Is Just-a.l gond a!
M Crawford's rink won the
\T.•lklej._hn trnnbr at the resent Har-
i 11aou tersu14.1. defeating 31artIni, .
Fergn.. In the final' ley one 111104. •A
*won't Winghnm rink skipped, by -
Donald line- wax eliminated kr the
first r. to d of the-trnp1r mtrtt
tins. neem,.
Thi Ringhnm Citizens' hand ha.
been reor1nn1z•41 through the combined
effort of the town eonie•ll and Lion.'Club. The newlr-,1e•t,d oflb. rs art- A4
follow.: Pre-hleut. 3fnrnr w . IT.
WJlll. t rle'e-pm.i.lrnt. N. T.. Fry : sew•
` Warr. r, R. Wilkins.n : treasurer.
Rowe W. J. 3f (:ibts n : ^xe.(yvttre
} e omm4ff 1sT" TT, r. \fn.- e•nt. P. -John
I -
4on..1_-Hing.tnn.. T. (i. 1 $141•, n: urop-
erh- ,'.'mmltte.•. F'. .Tohnw s.,,.1. 414 ng•
ten .11141 4'. 11. Wilkinson
free side of liquor by the
men'.. \ Those in favor of the
AM have-not been *t. olltsp0keu.
of the Farmers, however. asked
the Got•eru .eat glee the enforceme
' ""'m " of TM Act a\T'Ir trial L:Ti,l5 takh
the rote. An address by th1•"1lon. Mr.
Drury At the euhvention of the Royal
Tempters prol4ahly di.e104'14 the atti-
tude to Le tnkeu by those favorable to
temperate... He did not nl/J*•t to the
sore being taken on whether the pres-
ent Aet styould be (sentinel or not.
Int he did object to the Introduction
of a plrldsite On (government sale. -
Ile. also foreibly and with arpro.1,1 of
the'ateli.rnee vt.te.1 strong di.app.raT--
al of the Government 1.111 leaving the
formballot and • time of {
of the la t a 1 tM � •
lug with the Cabinet. 41f eonrtee. IC
i4 Mer soon `to condemn the Govern -
inert. 1414 It may be guided ht'- the opts. -
Ions of the members when the -bill 1.
tip for discnaslon.
Cbureb t'alao Biu Before the H9use
The church union bill has te'4 ' in-
troduced and will soon be reached. tin-
iest. the action entered in the law
court* Interferes with it. 11te hill
may be clear to lawyers. 'but to the
orippitree laying* Isle 1Tatinee denlltig
with the property of Individual
rhun•h.* w4•m.1 very indefinite. In
the pity both *Idre& are actively ad-
'.-aneing their cause and have mem-
orialized the different member. by
pa
The actions' of the Attorney -General
:Quern
I • sent
(Me
p1) nskfug for on ila'reaael indemnity, the dollar he may caro. That nc•1
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There I. a $neat [re before the Legis-
lature to 1nerense the qualifications
(fur un•mb. rs 441' mon'. ;oat emmeils.
Are only '.c.•II-141.410 4114'11 to I4• alllw-e•l
to enjoy the salary of a 'ouneillor?
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1f•tber.• is ,unytlli(14 i1) the old fra.
dlttot that good'creprr1htllow u w•Inter
of much Lurnr_ut._,iT.
adepts nave. 1a1d a heavy haul o1)• in-\SiiPIF:1,nave.dustry ie (41st1trio
e41m4s'nsntion for a.
-in- this Pr.olo e- is
dollars each yew,.
must caleulale 041
i.+ realized when
,idents 111 industry
e4aatitg sift million
114e IIlaillltaetiare•r
this .•.st with Lis
other proil4'lns of ma72ufa,'t,1re, Mid a
mint -don 1n thew 14,14,41*. mean. Plat
that muc11 snivel to the ....natty.
i'•1 -B1, $cows 44T to the Workmen's
('onlpensation lh)ard here averaged
over five U /Uwuld 41,'11 mouth fur the
Inst several Mout Its. 19,14 means
roughly two hundred n.1141,'ut$ every
working .lay. Ito oh ing a heavy lass
to both employer and 4'tnployee. An
extension of the safety idea *414.14114 a
1.44414.111 and legitimate means of c•ut-
Ontario xhonld by full to overflowing
next fall.
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.4 Japanese statesman who (% he-
]lees 10 Ix' 414.811 has ,'om.- lack to
Ilf,•. Perhaps he -just wanted to find
out what the lrpp..eltl•,tt papt,r- ((,111(1
May of him.
1
If reports are true, the ItolJlrt-lk
r...lerii e•nt of Itn*sla is following the
1.•.rrihle example or the czarist regime
441 sending 4s,liti'al opponents to rot.
In Siberia. Perhn1.4,the United State*
is w'i.4• i1) refu'lug to t'e•ogntze such
a gill{ ernment.
. ' r • •
The papers tell ie. Uolt CLlua 1* Im•
. 1$4rt IIg large qunntitie. of cows' .Olin -
bene. to mike mail jong AVIA. Here'*
au idea : 4%'i"•n your favorite crow dies
you earl 1A'rtsduat.+ her noemory by
9183 ilia ninh Jong with a w9 carved
from her shinhnne•.
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Lion. 1'. J, A. Conlin. recently ad-
mitted to the 34,ekvnzl.• Kltlg ('abinet.
1A* r.-.1441ed a. member for Richelieu
county-with/Intl a contest. 3fr.
3f1igle•11'. wooing:nf th4' (fuebee rate
PTldently ha. nok progrlaw'd far
enough for him to r a (conte*t at the
polls.,
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fitretfnrd hn,l A 134.(U) deficit in
Ma Hydro oIw'retln- r"nnnt las year
aid 1. a c::14inr t' '•'•'s4 ,: f-e.m Tor.
President Be}'nulds of the (►utaylo
Agricultural College. when asked as
to the eorrectue•ss of t stutetnent thatonly two per vent. ofthe stadeuts at-
tending the College ever return to the
land, Bald It WAS 'very w1Ae of the
mark." .Ir: iteyuulde went nn lo soy :
"Of 1114'11 hundred ex -students of the
(1..\ • 4'„ front iSM in 1917. w IIiOh Is
the only periof steal which I have
definite Piguri's at hand, fifty-four
are farmer,, thirty-Irl'o ate In airfoil -
tuna work other than titian! farming,
and fourteen are In occupations not
r444117e4•t.l with agriculture. Of the
thirty-two, of ,ones,• many are man-
agers of creAtnerles, teachers, re-
search workers and Government of -
facials. Of this typical hundred only
stzty-fico came from the farm In the
first *lace; ss. !hat for every *Iity-
five men who came to the college from
the farm, the colleen oast fifty-four
hark to the 1^1411. if we titre to the
grad,ales. poet. who 444444' tAl-iv the
1 ?nil four year ,ones.•, we• -fled that for
(•nnn.•il met F,irultry 19th:all
tn.-inborn pr. -sent. %limo... of January
meetlntrrend and I.1i mmotinir o1' rrnm•
efllor. Ferri -l4 end Sillilran adopted.
On motion of Farrislt and Stillh-nn the
clerk was ln•truoted to write the clerk
0f KInM., requesting n Joint meeting
of all parties Interred/AI _ln"thetHender-
son drain to *ruing.- settlement. On
motion of Campbell aid Jamie:non the
4)'RrNly amount wn. left over nntll
next meeting. The Auditors presen-
ted their report. whteh was duly re.
(rived nn motion of F'arrisl:.unt .1a -
.om. The following nremtnt* were or-
dered mild on motion of Farrish and
.lgmir••.nn : Jas. Lane. gravel :44.110;
Manielpal World. app lies. *.4.13: TAX'
al Hoard of Health, L'hft0: Dr. 9lmp-
1112e,(ln: rnest Carvin broken buggy.
*44.001 fief). Berger horse injured In
broken culvert. !12$1111, H. Carpenter.
gravelling on road 4. tlln.(yl: treesllrer
Huron township. Iratn.IAry *eeount.
842 20: Donald MacLean, salary ' Ate
auditor $1.1.00. poo.t.ge .3 . 1114.35: Wm.
Mi-Carthy, .alery A. motto -m.1414.00; W.
1'. Bred, balance salary. supplies. end
4.x4.1*e .tamp'. 841.11: Stanley list'•
den. shovelling .new. ronrl 4t. $A.00:
.Uec. Dubber. repairitot culvert tont
gravelling. road rt. 87.(el; Bain lb-
Ik.nald. gravelling Take !binge. 14.00:
Nell Mellonafd. axle gre**P. .45: Wm.
11AIdw1,t" 'horelling *now. road 2.
$11.$0; W G. Geld. repairing road 2
$2.1141: (len. Drennnn, shovelling: snow,
road 2. 82.00
Bylaw No. 2. to borrow money to pay
Inttreet nn We.t Shore Railway Co.
bowl* now 1111P, waa duly passel. Also
bylaw No.. 4 and 4. *ppxdntlne rand
overwe r and eettmat.l expPndItnre for
the rest. ('00154.11 adjourned to meet
March id. 114 1 ppm.
( E.•MI•DON,AOTT, (Peri.
ObiandaRY
•'Too rmir 1111.111.1 er4'r distr... 4010..
"flometImes pelt.',. I'm 1.8}41141 th.'
cheek. Motto!) Trues, clot.
t
reeeire a decent burial anti the com-
mitte resolve ample reward. The ap-
pointment of this committee UN. op-
ietted by Mr. Doherty: and Mr. 3lag-
eau wanted it widened to .onsider nu-
employfli an
was a nretTTry the
1
After Every Meal
H's the longest -lasting
confection you can buy
-and ft's a help to di-
gestion and a cleanser
for the mouth
and teeth
Wrigley's means
benefit as well as
Pi •
•• More Bic :1 ,,nd (ictterBrr.1d
and Beller Pestry tt1(4
USE IT IN ALL
YOUR BAKING
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I1.J r .tp,...ho4y'r'rhwe•rhe.-
proof r.i, for renege. et pre se. :hole
ale,• end general del:very
Panel bn4y mounted nn Ten cher,,
for rel.,l pp•ek.ge delivery. meet
Lander. hardwer...d.r•e.r,e•
All gum**, farm beds for ankh'',
-•. M/k!1 pr•dec•. hs', a S4lut4, etc.
PI.14f.n enrk 44.44•rernn'.ble
n
Geer.lwn,ekney�
, type for , H.
Pre.., h.Ies&en, Igmberm.n •n,(
leen use.
5L*dnd hoe bed* for •rhoel or
'ewers! p.•w..ger week.
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CARS .
My lord Predominates
Used In Every
Field of
Transportation
Truly amazing is the versa-
tility of the Ford.
in passenger transporta-
tion the Ford car has
achieved unparalled
popularity. In freight
transportation the Ford
One -Ton Truck'` has
proven yylt==ret laeat ly -
successful -so successful
that it ha*heen adopted in
almost every conceivable
line of business.
Its adaptability has pro-
duced a variety of bodies,
type' of which are shown
herewith.
As a result of this remark-
able adaptability, plus
consistent economy, two
out of every three com-
mercial users in Canada
h 1•-e chosen the Ford.
`r•c Any Authorized
Ford Dealer
TRUCKS•TRAC
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An,l.nn .•eel d,. M,i
sn,.1 .J,. r Ile amp gale I0, .fin
hum�er. •upp1K-L e..rr.tmn •nd
mune pal . for g.rb.•e tet.
AAll Iwtertee•prr.• canopy boils
newer. end elsgynatia
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11.a1 and peer/he/4k produce
Penn 44.rf, 4 .r •n.nd.rd eat shares
I sghl delivery work foe baker.. sen•
lechow.e•• 'MUM and Morse.
seb„rt..n 44.(4 i.t passenger work
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n. andeeu� ev rt/Me ler
fordo end ammo.
I tett .,peer .lip-oa bods fee r
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