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2 -Wednesday. July 1. 11p1.
THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
•.• I prominent ilk the patty up to that Moe to (elv. this latter *dlier came from
4healltiAto
but who are prominent uo more. Mr. ,Mate who are particularly concerned
, at, to the welfare of
, he folk• of utfrrletg
Canadian wort -
TMM thwart woe sixty-three years of age t d etre-
ESTABLISHED
He le survived by Igo aired mother, the gale`' 41111 hen companies, c,,
buslue.tx ha. peau .r.lmw'w•bat trea-
t
w-fek/w of the late I)r. E. H. Dawwrt+
IDSTAIi1.18HE1) ltciti l upon I p t { Y
paean l
QODRSICH CANADA who 111 his day wielded a trenchant palmed
lanai Isom to Cawtdiau
)mer •f Canadian Worldly Newt, Pen as editor of The Chriettap Guard- 1avtstorx. Whet Mr. It4r1'1' will do
paper A•variation 1 hln. rmainss to be sewn. 11 is a shrewd
• • • gut$N however. that he o111 rely for
Published every Thursday morning. There has $ecu Howe talk at Tome laps lawn upon his uwrn touutrywen
Sahacri .lion rice f•_.41O per year. To141141 Mew :1404114 tl, wouNtrate to the
1 1 1to to Ibe eftest 411~4 there 114 • "fano- t` 1.,,1 w!wt Xrw Murk tan:ua•tal juunl- I
tufted States and Foreign Countries. ere strike" 111 1441: trio. It is suax.-t- ills now freely admit -that the 1lu-
12.;.4 per year. strictly In advance. 1 ed that the farmers are curtailing pro- mil ,014 of ('81,1,144 has become quite
THE sLU\AL PRINTING CO,. LTD. dnetiou with the Idem of forcing up tPltaaustandutt in re84.e(l of its titian -
OM. price•s. It ulay Ire that farm production to -. anal that 1141 Iuulter 110011 11.1111Trlepahone 3S : (ieilerle�. Street look for "easy pl.kfugtt that
to (Mem . is decreasing: hitt this is (mule from Rllt relgwl od,•rtuat x u[
W H It„Is•rta/ro, Editor and Managerrtort the r-tult of any e,1swrt441 move• ['enation Government ISInl..
tu.a117 11 is the result of a)1sldtlii4t civil Service Superamtuation
which tenser: have not bent able to Clvo sonatas- It, l/tLtwa. 11114 iu no
Wednesday. July (4. 1924.
control. With the low priers at w 11ich less. d. gr., their colleagues through -
Sunday
Afternoon
By ISABEL IIAMILTON,
(itrderith, Ont.
Jesus' wane of pct. -Actin worth
To the fallen moats of earth,
For the promise that it gam --
Jesus shall Ilia people save:
Jesus' name of wondrous love,
111/11141/ name 441 God above •
1'hodine only this, we flee,
I1..11114'ss, l4 our (pod, to ---W.
he. )doe,
PRAYER
�I.utgh.s God. the )'saber of our
EDITORIAL HOTS
faro, pnslt111N air 14011111*, as erullulnei out 4' 41114x. air ' Iet011 over the nc- Lord Je•xut t'hrisl, '4IIo des{reth not
with the prkY54 of other goods. farm- tion of the Government in prleenttlg Lo death A a shinier, but rather that
_ to the Commons hest week the ima-
ging
nag- from his rrh•kevluets, end
• for furnace out now. of -ii a it m.. r• . Panic a /101101110,
• • • to enittvate their farms as thoroughly 11f ,41p«•ruuulation. Particularly able live: we Ir.wtir'h of Thee to {rant us
true n•pN'lIt:1IN'e that we way
from
of PM xlmla (*11114/1 afford to 1111. lwlpnit be ,may ntrn f
y,•.. you c�u► I
Hurrah for the Se ulh•:-It is dig -
rule
they did in former years. and ■+ a murk oil t!Ils bill esti dour w (lae. thus time forward l the we and holy
" tug its own grace. rule they Ane putting in J:i') enough ,Yaunath,w snag,• by lhssrs Jauw$ liter+ .unl taw at hast rert•Irarl unto
• • • • crop for the farmer and his family to 1tale'hn 411111 E, It. F: t'hevri r. and Thr•.ir through Jesus 1'hrftt our
The Jute bride made quite a splash. handle o (4(4i t hir e1 hrilo. Even at t o%)w ltdru tinea i,aekN 41 '44 cfut•t 1 ui-
e, few rip- ted to • its 4 lot c. gratitude o •
yc11rk ,•sINY•iYllc 111 th hose hill season. 1 re• f the committee who h8e•• .11'1.1 "11TH, 19YI
pies, too. 1 without Ilia. uritphl«.r►r«w1 Orr- era• -
• • • ^I aided in formulating satisfactory awl Lerwin Title -Tate It. 1924 of .less
1f Parham +11 110x••141 *44011 1111,1ours 11..11 w1lic11 i+ so general a fenturr of g,lter44us superannuation provision'. IR14wo1 Title-The
TheMark 1.1-11,
,lir pr.oglr lack in the enastitnrucpw+ flew it in Irul.1rio. Ti,,' clay folks
Senate Mill Slaughtering holden Trst.-dark l :11.
well he forgetting that they have a 114411 not 1«• a (raid the fanners are From t1o• standpoint of West ern �•K '..3-lles1ialia ;Inas*Oger.
ten -
'member 8t uttawl -
not doing their shun•. Tiler' is no Canada perhaps the ch1ef lute•rret of i The pruphtt )l:'larhi was the last
• • • eight-hour dry in the rural distrita, (he last wiaa, lay it, 1? he Senate, 4.of thos4 sacred seers who Iu the ten-
w-he•re th.• .Lutgdder "` the Nat hotel
i htriere lefore t'hri+t pnyanYl the wa1
t. 1• he
caths 1 u Ile t
"r -' Irl" a I
Tho• lk•r111s•rntt roust 110 the strong- There is uo hoke fu ,
Railway brn,N•h lila- luta guar err- of Ihr Lord. Hr•turrtulo{ out
est party 111 the Blatta Thew marks four farmer.. The fuu^•r get.'" ut• {alt• rily on. "Thr ..a r. 11110) and bol- coming of the Messiah but of John the
to session in New York City at mid- tion. V1t n rhe cit) .11ap 1' off 114 the w -ark of the uat1,•u," as 1.14ator Tan- hapo144. H-!+ torenunIrr, The words
summer sls'mld Io, a sniflPle•ttt test. evening to the 11oo-1.-.. or joyriding. 441 tier clipped the nppwr eh:till«•r, has so toast ).y Malpthi in d's•ril.ing Johu
• • • sitting on his front -tips _rambling far kilkel 4444,1 of the I,ntls'h Ione* 4'(,115t7 010 wtme meaning a+ that usrl
Ix the Goderich Ad. Club extinct? at the high 4'.141 of IIvin_. the farmer out of twenty-two reported by the cum- yah t b}' the angel who ap{searel to
1.+ will working sear a Lis cl::r.•s mitt...•. The e•xemitionert 11.1)4 at- laieharias -nil announced to him that
If. not. It might att,u:t to the little t utpt,a 10 dlavisr their 41.1 ou the his p,ra}� r Lad Ier•u heard f111d that a
matter of having healerleh'it atrnm- :IINI flgnrhlg 1111 .ua earl}• start In the plea of pl•f,.gnnr.lf11^ the 1ur0r•s4. of I son would be It.ru Into their home
nvat,ition+fur automobile tourists prop- morning for another hard day'+ work.
the taxpayer awl preventing expend-ttl etre would bring them Jo; x1441 glad•
erly listed in the various road There is no farmers' strike." inter '441 uti!11utr: •41.11 s111nPeefratr7 masts. .lalac•J•t described him as•• a
' Irratw•h lirtrti The dlegniee, percher of ri¢hte misuess : -TN. •coke
t:owrvrr, Inas lava a very of one trying in the wpdeni.ts. Pre.
tllim our 81141_ haMly, a momtwr�j,nrr "Mall*
way of the Turd
t of 1'arlininrut fa111 to realise.- that alert IWik•. has jritM .-*asthma." The
.ON PARLIAMENT HILL ' 1.111.14115-4' bt, it killer I5'.„.„.t• of Alt.tl•' angel said: 1411811 he
pub?I( oyurnt'tlp Infttenev The nowti great` lit the sight of the Loral, and
f 1 children 11f Israel .ha11 he
a member of t'•.• role1:alien' I of the three Kaskatrhett'un lines -the' turn to the Lord their G.al to make
1 . oyt ro u. er. o • , ready a . "
w • • est p•tslbie• case• had been made out' 1114• pmph4ey w.nwn�ng him world th n.,I• w 1 s
by Sir 11. try Thornton. Senators me• dun1.1 dare^ tlr.' course hla Par' Ra,, .., :4tsl to give play h. their brain is no stronger than !ta
Gil, shark. Laird at+d ('nldrr pk'i11rd'-.114' would tnk(• e'tsY•rndrt't lila whey-n,l _ , 1.,•ling+ and emotlotts mately wl�ekw+t tblttJt.
with their (''nwerrnthv ceolieo:tu•% (a! atom after leaving (110 synagogue 44,114:'-)2.:1:::::::::‘:1-1:171461,1;:u1
f-'l i•vprrlsbrtf• ' It'ei rt else prophet who forges bps
vain t.. allow there hills to go through1.„Toed. Farrar in his 1.110 of l'hriat 1•.1. y.r. Nr in unr mis.i, ❑ :❑ 1 i'rru prellellou*
a+ IS -Ing ale•'dutrly Ileevssnr'. is.th 114 -114 that ••the-tenii,•tn'y tot the life of .4111 haze hold :111 nmual nuelt 1,111 with o,. t bard 114 the• hand 114 worth two In
profitable �Mlntn' or the mato tine a nr Ins, had titles a itself in•eh,• youth- • Its the ...attention element is the tire• the Is«okcase.
and as a measure of Justiov to the l fnl Nagai -he from hie earlf('wt years.•
doynimiting one, it is held in Ru Ro m
u country to • be served. , •'n hom the lint it was from the desire to fulfil
lam. which in many n4p.s.ts t. the u•ho.e•t4 than groat riche..
-Some 1 m t / think tlsat 41 4 hat r were
pals what to 4h�tmy they first make; II dewliuc inspired by hlrrnin* M'p4.' I r central of our stations, :et.. any ' There 14 no plaits like home -pro -
mad:' He was a dw.11,-r in th.• wlhkro--e1,' l•.,.'
home-pro-
1
that 11P
Lord. Atuwl.
this they coo d Ia.4 get Mro11 h their
tt all
Th July bride may make a 1 * k`SUNDAY til'111N11. 11'�t�OV FOR
• II1rI11 N• ,
insides. -
• • •
pr.bih•r F.•rgue.li promble•4 a state-
ment "tn the Peers Dear future" on
the gnr44H..n of liquor Irgdt4ltfon.
Thirsty :.nes. 14 Lever. should not fang
they hear the` lt.ppiu4 of the corks
Jest yet.
1
JULY SALE
of Rugs
Clearance
Odd Rugs remaining from Spring shipments marked at prices that mean quick;
clearance.
Beat Wilton,u,ssize 3 x 3 1-2 yds., two-tone
blue, small pattern. Reg- W
ular $60.00. O n sale •
Axminster, seamless, in two-tone green,
small pattern, size 3 1-2 x 4, slightly
soiled but splendid quality Regular
.65.00. On sale $29.00
Tapestry seamless Rugs in four patterns.
Browns, rose, blues, etc.$24•UU
yards. Regular $30.00
each
Congoleum Rugs, 2 1-2 x 3, 3 x 3,
3 x 3 1-2, 3 x 4 yards.
i
Butterick Patterns for August
Stair and Hall Carpet
Tapestry Carpet, 23 inches $1.25
wide. Special
Best Brussels Carpet, in either body or
with border, for hall or $2.50
stairs. At per yard V
Cocoa Matting
Extra heavy, 36 inches wide, or steps
or verandahs, best quality.7
Regular $ I.25. At per yard
in stock and Delineator on sale
W. Acheson & Son
of Indian li!. \s ordinarily o1e:erved
among he Hindus. it H a crsa . he-
tw•w•u ,1 rural hill • fair and n rena-
l/op- . •'uyrntiun, with the fall fair e1P••
meet klargely predominating. 1! Is
uannU}- held at +141411• . pint, . when--lf++otalld _Varma
there i.:1 +Brim'• or temple. ur .aeTwF lllxfr•ty 114 the best Dplky,
rlc..r loopy pwrd, au.f there .the { r . •"uD
'flagrant .simples were In the rase* man) o the 4 1 pi,. , .:mote in tundras and ,hon• A Glut aid tela tonne tl nt''t Lord. rt with one another, and otartrd,
11 1 1 t Turtle f rd and Rad r lc •1 people lre'laltwl f he
rill, hMuoh.. for which the strung When this pp mired child was bora
_ � I
The 14.1.1ressyt i:'ir, by the-,• two
spwakt•r' unert greatly appr.. iat,d by
all who heard them
-4'emtral !11•.1424 Torch•
sand-
that �'
{ h 'htilrl nl• Irtsfin•t-�chlch, dl.ls never to, late to commend.
that
rata y
gr
{ mar.1.lertrtl. ".of man. to enjoy . No analog la.a hero to 111. t.00k-
ll 1 to have a reviewer.
\\'hen t)1141114.414 Is dull It d:unld Imre
the Iu•ut(it of a' *!medal a,I5Prt1a111R
'tile. Tito• umll-..rdhr Lnusrs .14,11 t
4111 advt•rti44ing who a buslu<•w* bows*
41ow • (liar Is the time 1t rrptiref
.tlrrliI np•
• • •
(,TTAW,t. .Int' T. -Tim. and revt-
..on were j'n tb.• die of the Govern-
ment in the matter of the strike at
Ttro,to• \totarntl wwi \\in olor• 111
the 444.4tral employees. T1s' men have
Fane back to work. and gone 1a1e14 pre-
4V...1y on the terms that were offered
to them on the day of thar walk-
out. nrarir two weeks prevlott1. That
oat a t' v a willing. finally. to re-
t ii$v. a Jo*. try harp hint to work without having gained
x. l,.«d teael
time, lent for r part," says thy• edi-
tor ..f 1'IN• t 1/11111 N1.1%. 1:.•<•ord.
w'e d trade pine.
with •1 414rt•4 any herr!.. t u,
nom tittle of the demos for which
they so stubbornly 1•u)(ewlwl Is pretty
fair t14icathm drat, hl their own
1 •P were (•ont11.44rl that the
1 110..! 4t144ltrr 441 colt 4 14aiutanw torr Got..•rout tit's 4- e... bmd hr'n mark- 118.1 suffered isontlse 11f the Monte of priest Wool pmp t w h. uliw+hnl wanpsrnlsl, tar,
the to, sal by fairness putt dawn, 1 Italk fallnrr had n mornl Main. .n , b - 1 _ 1
\ d t Canada stand N f for •. le ❑.11100 ha. Ilpe•n'rl N11 . 1".4
might thereby
1.ralwa • eonlN'li'1ts, are vidtd =1t I,n't one where yon are la -
The Heine honk Beyer!
1e1teolle cenlol•rnwl. ('hrisnann Roan •1t► over Ione,. nmate.
1're+4entatt11u cal •rn4:.lny tae. by the 1 J oar
field gather for a
rr11 rhea of the Flilthrst. Iv this
t- about four /aye.
7t t •l c I �'r t'
•r Ilfr ertemnnhlR with 111* own t Ing t mprarr shelters built of
t,an.,fng and 4vommrrr.' 'om411t ,c 4' ; •
a report stating that d+•l.lslrurs who IN'nrt, with I111tnr and t Lite
M•
with
tr mors 1411111««,4 and matting are er.r'twl os
(n t which his • at moss•
v Tb • sort. 114hu1 was stools!. the (tl1.1 rn w..1•141 u•• , rcangen) 14s? ar '111124'.for tho.e
next Iwo m11ut►1N• � al emu overs o rvt111 • came to Idem a great reality an in .
• • 4i t • qnI y u o e n them. and Lr the
donator
10 Ian other Mill w. reams If111M/10Nt }'.' tip the wear for rattrap 111 the linmr'' tilue lie treame a parwer in tare midst' f 114. 111,•la 11,. - ae4 n'nill,l+ one 01
It la rnrournging to mite that the nisei •My 111Nl pup-111I0•,N•1•. nud it is a i prank" e11we. 771P Goderrml,nt has' of bps pwo.plr. I •141,1-fashhinel •imn-meeting In
'fruit -growers of d'bm county are get- matter for regret that they heeded many r<pts-ld'of tin• whole oltuatbin•Versew'4'1-d..M'o Public �Ift1Istlry. -tern 1:114(1+.
ting together to further the Interests the strike• -at -alt,.• 144 , 411.4 of their to consider before 'hexing legislation I N /ealame rumored nbrveul that, in rd..
year there weer
.of th'Ir business• Apple -growing, will Toronto lenders, rather than the wan- Upon this teprt, ghl'i• tttanc wool%1' the wihl0nl(w• of :Ind ail, tMrr lived •-. ' -.•rs, Rev - Mr i'
I.I.mel slowest ""rd' .1 Hun. ('11149. i r, X11I•It a• "good '$'litles• to rn+h'e'n•, w:4:su• flplwsrusa 114141 life re.
/Oen co-operative' effort place -.4
briar u great deal of a�nul•y to H i splen that d )Jijsh •-H•• w�ns'lothwl Poona. 91N1 Mr,. J.eksrn. o
e \my, they are bac k lit work. hat
imtonrrcnut props,+nus. the PrlrnP
iSu
to .. .peels!
',and... of
Itwla nes.
flesh-
filo- ,
n -
Stewart. 184 11 N•.• .Jur,. tin• limelight. n-Ith •re- I lwith camel,. Mb. and with a girdle h.rtln of them heiluul. M
Industry propel' ( K gained Is'thing. That thee do tlulati:r is determined that. every of a *14 -in shout his loins. and he did
N. 11.1e i• a graduate in + 0
pooh on n or11 fooling. , lop ('olbg...-Xagpur. .JlttnR
• • • it Iose.%frie•cnusly by reason 11f thele , possible factor entering info the e4na-' ctrl 1,anst and 0111(1 114414.4" filo words
rreallo1 thole of th( rn het 114114.11, ''•marl to ('hrirti:uilty. hP «114 up a
The I'rin,••• ..f WHIPS. $acing r.alcL(d 11Pfiane, of I:/w nai4 1111111011 1Y. Is dna 1 tLm 141:011 Is• felly w.•igliwl fe•fon•1 I' P Lo• pm44p0wU whlc•h wPree lwfore him
thirty years of age, way's h, 19 be...entirely to the 1441414{ ..f the Govern- any arti„n 1s oak. u. 8144 it It fntrlc,re•. tot he pnra•hwl the ',elitism of ,rpt..nt-
Mar for the n•,nisstnn nl.sin*. ePent- 1'titrer4itt- gra,Iin4.', studied for
mo•nt ; n stand which, forgetting what titin ,tot, 111 luflnrrx•l41g him tnwnrd 1 ae• ministry. and 4111„ them has Men
glowing to think of I'x•kiltg fi14 a has ornrrerl. .rots em*(h all 11 nal drat 94.4 (411 4 whatever it may bei, of all ,lases + nud from Perry quarter
1 tiv,•ir tngagryd In 014-ti.tinn work.
Inide• It also :uul.alnYw that he It fair-dea11tig a1N.yr mumen•tor, ant 811- I f i •sol• 1
terming to Canada again dills fall. 0,g,... ane! N111•:1 given goo,' ,arlwa
I
Of the vomit ry-, nom IN.th ( tv 11,'1S a man with 'b•tlnhe eSpafr•
('onl4ry.111.• f.k,YI t.. hear Idm. H(• 1,114•. wettest 4 to say, he has a
gn811'•1 1.•fnr• wolf- bat warnel mei d••finite w(YeWtgP, Mn. Jackson 14 a
, 1 e,• •
Lr
.11
alike tile wfYl
1111{-
tlw haughty IINrlo,o and the ,p1tallithim111
lln V�nth )udthlp wr martlo,1 Aml
a-
Ass) tonidi.•r 111.111 their heart. 11.11 *$,nary of thy Ll.rton \.ia•nn'ry . n-
e.nw•irnoY•, wa•r, strlekn. They fu '" tc. !oming 1444 aplPdlyes ftoro Tb•n-
mnuv rasrr na,t• cone. -*don of Uo•in 'res, which might 111 cAllal 1110 M,'ea
Is
I.
+. f• *themisdemeanor
O- .. .I I :1
e r t t lu
+ do Y 1 that. TheaP t
0111 antN.minwnN•IIf {
'ether. should 41114 hr wlt1111uumt iI4uoN,1•1r0,wt Concerned.the .orntrorIK Ir lr
l
I
ar-
441 1f1 forget 11 grv•nt dell. Iter 1+ •1111.to rnterprsirg tanadi:nl
In predictihlg flint no enlpl.41yed• 441 the.
• • • ('014(111ne•e. Department .,anis to lose
The Lm.11.11 Fr.'. 1'r.•ss revently by his 4e•t14fo11 to retnr1 to work, he -
celebrated it. ••vent} --fifth birthlay1ated as was than 41,ri4inn•
aunlreraary by it'aiug o +401.181 ell- Church union BM Through Commons
r . mark. containing a great deal of Lon -1, T'hr,e 4ayN of Inst
week .y r
don and Free fres* history, The Free ed by eRortt to put through the
]'rows 1+ an excellent newspaper. and,l House the bill for church union. on
Mfxday night, the Hous(' re jeetel in
though we (►(Yaduaally have to die- l committee the atumalment by William
ngnr' radically with Ira editorial ut-I Duff 11.tlwral, Lunenhurg), providing
ternnr'•s, we readily n,1•nit Its good that the "voting -out" of union by
features. With Mr. Ar::nor it. Ford, nonconcurring congregations might
be dot. "Iry ballot" (dl*trIbntell4 or
at a m•wting of the congregation. On
Tai. day. with only one boor 11cnli-
able for prirate hili(. ler, Duff again
lutrpdn•el 1111 amwNlment. IIp.r11 the
hill being pr.'M1'ntel for third reading.
prorkting that the new church be
mimed "The United ('hun'1, in Can-
ada." rather than "of ('amnFn " This
resolution drew- large general 1111op0rt
and when it was finally detest .1 the
majority by which the other non-
(.inteIttoua (•Ian0,44 had been approv-
ed wax whittled dowvt by some twen-
ty votes. The mitito argument wd-
rawel for the proposed change wax
that the title as It Flood Implied that
there was Ming brought into being a
"netlonal chnreh." the peculiar de-
nominational Male of the Canadian
eta te.
On T1te4day *wetting. *bo. Hr. Duff
objected to 401 hill being rend a third
Hew. owing to the expiration of the
single hour pet a*Idr on that day for
eoowldrration of private bills. Third
residing was moved again on Friday
craning and wap Oren Artth 14011 than
ton minatel.' din-tux/inn. The hill now.
Item in the Renate► where eta Islay will
pe I1.hly he tette, as that honorable
lady M not at all kern to deliberate
unduly epos It.
To aarrrw mosso*
Hos. Jai*ea Robb, toting Mlsf.ter
of Ytnance. Ma received from Parlia-
ment permit/Moe to proceed with his
refunding lean of $301.o00.001I. Along
with the permiasloo to act. Mr. Robb
got a good deal of advice as tel tiqp
to act-4dvkre of strangely dIvellie
eharttl4'ter. Rome member* urged him.
ex they were wont Isar year to urge
Mr.' FfoIding, to borrow In Moeda
end give the Iatevent advantage to utas
own people: others warmed (Ills Haat
there was ewer Rnatlntt aro and .the
dominion very little hope* Money and
that ace (lovernaaent .1444414 Om* Ito
Ihrpply berme, the Heirs Neediest
son of Rey-. J. E. nial )ars. Ford of
town. n. Its wl(tor-In-chic(, and the
EII1,)1t Isoy.. \\'M •114 Tom, .ons of
Mr. aim lies. (:. M. Elliott of town,
as prominent member. of Its editorial
staff, it 1s u44 uiirprlsing that Go4e-
ri(-il .hould have an (•pp.•lal interest
in The Free Pr'... Just by way of
remark we might point oat that, al -
thong!' the F.P. has t•e'ac104 a rery
respectable age. .till 1t is not as old
n. The Signal, which was founded In
111(il and has been p)1tblt.hed mitlnn-
outaly .Idea. We must admit It ix bigger
for Ito age than "we" are.
• • •
The news of the death of Mr. H.
Tlarttey f)rwlrt. K. r., woo received
with .urprist, as no intimation had
been given of him illness, 190, Ilewart
died Monday evening at his .nurser
home near Uxbridge. after a ten days'
Illn.•s. He had been nttendin4 very
elosely to hia legal pra('tkee of late,
rad hi. health had .offered In eonae-
que'n(Y•. A few years ago he was one
of the ol1tand1ng flgtlnes In Cana,
dian piddle life, and he bad a per*on-
al following .whose loyalty atwl de-
votion mnet have been peculiarly
gratifying to 111m, As Icadrr of the
Liberal party of (lntwrl0 he dlprlayel
■ skill and rigor which would
g ave had mIIMl greater results In a
UMW. favorable, field. Atmoat 'alone
among No, Ontario l,ile'rxl, of pro-
tliapw. M stood boldly by the die
Of Mr ilI'IllrM IMurler in the
i eebtoes tine. of 111T. a lid III, good
arms nod reer(ae 111 HIM -r),(. ware
le taatrbrd ,anew** wait the ,-nward-
Ore dlrp!!aleed hr or' 'rw web had 110,
•
I met teal polities will ploy a very
-mall part
lBeard.
d iwrr) � Taxation and Tariff
t
At, ndrl+ore IN4•ird on taxation
probably will be •ippointed during trip'
coming recces. 149 well ns a similar
I«.ard on tariff.. The fertnot will
review exi-ring .,l44•104"4 of taxation
with 11 view to (•o-ordlnatlon and
rimpliffenllo❑ 441 the sy1414vn, with re•
...es not a•. lrlptized with water 119 r•''''''x I!:11':1:-nl and.wl:i L 1.ax
a sign of their repentance and waft -mid id M he the must difficult pace
eno„noon. (1.. had. IlowP5-Pr. allnther tLemle :n11 1 911 Io- in which :. ol.o into/don
+1111.14 eennomv and a IPs1,ning of 1 beside that of rep Mania.. for when wor.
the o Ix bnrdtn oil the people: the naked by a 44geltitlon from the Ran. rich .-aper
Head Trstdbls
\elghlsor--'•.\1441 how is Mrs.
Smith?"
Iluband-"Ob. bee head 10 truub-
iing ler a lot,"
"That( toad.-- - YMtbsM1.
"Ne., she wants a tiles
*41.1(44la 1maulrer.
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Brophey Bros.
TIHF. I.EAUING
Fl SEK►1, DIKE(TORS
AM) EMBALMERS
•rders carefully attended to
at all hours, night or day
GODf1CK1CH
ROBERT WILSON
Fre:st Fence FOR Hard Wood
F1 -d Hay Baled Straw
f1omest-ad Fertiliser Rock -faced Shingles
Rubber -tired Buggies
Plew MIS GODERICH
! Hanniton Street
1
144 abl.. to .peak (1111 of s
1. ae of Christian' service.
latter will attempt to "take the tarltf
(int of polities.- ns ptrliti,*l (r8nrn-
1st..ay, and secure expert advice 114
144 the most twieltitic fiscal talky tar
Canada to follow.
So It Gera
"('no't fond your elf.," declared a
popular ciuhm814. "I admit I had one
or two sniftero at the chub, but 1
thought i could get away with it. An
I erne in carefully my wife called
out for me to wind the clock, d tried
to make n good Joh of It."
"What gore yon away?"
"Strains of mode. 1 wound the
vletrola." - Louisville Courier -Jour-
nal,
..After every mea
A pleasant
sad agreeable
sweet and a
1 -••14.1 -1 -a -g
benefit as
well.
Rios& ler
teeth. breath
and digestion.
Makes oke
next algae
taste better.
R!4
Sealed in
its Purity
Package
5p M./NT
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1letrin a44 to who he woo, and w11ae -
nIl mom 11111+sal 114 their hearts of .1•.1114
whether he were the Christ, or noL
Ne 410.t' hr4itatel for a moment to slay
lie was n vole, in the wilderness .1:1.1
nothing more: but "There eom.•th .n.•
mightier than 1 after me, the 'Whet
of whose show 1 nm not worthy to
rt00i .1014.1 111111 unionise. I indeed bare
1alpfiseol coo with water; hitt he shall i
baptise yen with. the Holy Ghost."
Verses 9.11--Clwist's Baptism
John and .ieate4 were related
through their mothers Ming .onsina
but (1r•nmstntav11 had kept theme
apart up to thl. time. John 1. the
son of 7.aehnrlas. a prie.t. had tired
far south in Judaea, while •i('rn-. the
foster sem of a earprnter, had Seed
fan north in Galilee and, urording to
John's own tetttmony twice guyo n that
he knew him not. they met for the
first time on the banks of the Jordan.
WIw'n Jesu, appeared to the crowd of
hrnn-re it wax revealed to John that
the Ke1.iflh wax in their midst. -Ile-
fore this John's attitude had been that
of the uncompromising prophet :
icings Is. (ronkl confront with rebuke;
Pliar1*pr'. he (wild nnmaak with In-
dignation: Inst before this Pre t'n4"p
all his potty Waring fails. So that
from his Tipo fell the conh•anion and
finest Ion:. "1 hare need to be hape-
tined of thee. and t(rmP.t 111011 to
me'' In his reply we have the see•
find roeor(1(d nttMwt.e of Jeans and
the first of Jilt public ministry: "lint
fir It to he so now; for thug/ it he-
tnmeth no to fultll all rightomenein."
So Jean. went down Into tho water*
of Jordan and wax baptl.ed of John:
and there was Oben the ohm that he
was ),deed 'Fie that shnnld emit
-
The Karen, were opened and there
edreamed forth the spirit of (:(d in a
(knee -Ilk,' radiance theft hoverel over
itl. toad gond a aonnd which to the or-
dinary enr wax ao thunder spoke In
the color of Hod M the Parr of John,
'This la my beloved Aon, m whom i
am we {leased."
T R IIQ1.A
A MA* Is a characteristic feature
!AM-BUK
is the best remedy
known for sunburn,
heat rashes. eczema,
sore feet, stings and
blisters. A skin food!
A11'D welsh aJ Bar1,-3011
HydroElectric
The People's Power
Cook by Electricity
Wash by Electricity
Iron by Electricity
Convenient Clean Quick
Cheaper than Coal or Wood
An Electric Vacdnm Cleaner
removes all dust. A broom
just moves the dust.
Walk in and see the display
of Electric Goods at the
HYDRO STORE
abet" wide of Sgvar• Codorieh
Women's and Misses'
ASH DRESSFS
Sale Price $1.95 to $4.75
Special offering of Summer Dresses. With sum-
mer holidays still ahead a price such as this means a
big saving on planning the vacation wardrobe, and the
style and variety are worthy of special meation. They
are frocks of figured voile, ratine and ginghams.
Skirts
Extraordinary sale value are these wool crepe Skirts for
women and misses, in colors of sand, brown, grey and white.
Specially priced at ••• •• ••••••••• •••• • S3.39
Hosiery
First quality silk Stockings at this price seems almost
inctedible, but nevertheless true. In grey, white, nude,
sand, atmosphere, suede and black. Selling from 5!e to $2.54
Millinery
Special reduction on all Hats, from U.S. is $3,15.
The Royal Ladies' Ready -to -Wear Co.
East Side of Square Goderich, Ont.
Anything and Everything in
Builders' Supplies