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THE SIGN -- GODERICII, ONT.
I gardlnIt Canada's trade with the! MR. FIELDING'S FAREWELL fully resumed his old post as Minister
isnal
ESTABLISH= 1848
GUUEitICH . . CANADA
limber of Canadian Wesley News -
wan Assoeiatloo oral
Published every Thursday mes.
Subscrlptlou price 12.00 per year. To
uite1 Mates and Foreign Couatrte .
$-.311 per year. strictly ei advance.
THE SIGNAL PRDiTING CO., LTD.
Telephone 35 , , Goderitb. Out.
1C 11 RobertsonManager
and Mana
i b to I
oiled etatcN. It ►s. rata out that
spite tat the tariff harriers erected by'
the Culled States. Canada', is making
1 thanked prTgre•1*s' ht dotting -a market
fur her good* at'ra.i1 the line. "The
Clotted Ikatset;' 'it say.. "hits recently
raised the duty on thirty-two out of
fort roue of the principal. i tuunu,li-
J lKlw 1
tars which Canada I» dealeous of
marketing in that country. and: the
shipments of ('auadian goods across
the loonier continue to II grease."
Duet th. •twelve raphe ender)
as i June, 111'5, Canada 01(1 to the United
States gaols valued at $4'29.275.000.
1 betterment of $•'e.'t:I).000 compare)
with the previous twelve months. At
ag
the _mune II= _llluatfli...'tmm._1bt.r
Tufted State* totalling-$.Sl7OOdAJ00
represented a decrease of 1i34,T87.0dI'
The result (:f the steady gains which
Painted,' has boo►, making In sales to
the United States is that the adverse
balance of tntde- between the two
countries has been recliteot hyo almost
$410,000.000 in ono year. '
The Monetary Time% cites a number
of speallk :articles In whl.'h, despite
in.•rta-ed enstoms duties, Canadian
products hare found their way Into
the I'nitd States In iuereased quan-
tities. lu 1111. when all bacon enter -
el the 'Visited States free. the ship-
ments weer only a little over UM
I of !quanta. and (plight the political
• I battle with his end rigor orad► 111-
A long, useful and honorable caret's health fumed hIns to retire stogie time
tat public service is brought to salad ego,
by 11a• annouucewrut (bat Right Hun.: 1:artybw has Its merlta as well a.
N'. 14. Fielding w'Ill not lee• 4r, cauotldrl. Its fault. uud In Mr. Fieldlug the -`
tor 1'ariiuwrnt lit the urxt general, stew is merit at its 'test. Hr mak..
election. Mt. Fh4diug is uow lu hill tato concealment of his preference for
11rvelaty-rig11111 your and bas barn In flue I.11wral ]arty, and in 111s days of
c 11T' almost continuoust for physical vigor r enjoyed the r
t-wLlt- T 1 g a r 1uy d Ir 1M tJ
torty-three years. lir. eutered the battle nod was one of the must rife
Nora 8t'utia Legislatu -iu 1. '.. ram tel of swolvtswrn hi the 1'nrltvmentary
watk• l'rewier to h144. and held that ureua. Itut he was serer bitter ur
position continuously until •1tttkI, wheal menu. 11e t•ould are his opponent's
he berHwe slur lliuister of Pivauce to point of view, respect hlw uud to
the Guve•ruwcut of Sir Wilfrid Lou- suite extent sympathize with him. In
vier. his retirement he eau look lack ulruu
Mr.-.h'lelding s first budget, deliver -1 111a career full of huu,,rabl- achierr-
Pd lu 10417. 1s generally regarded as a neat, joy of tissue, and p1,.mad It re-
umsterpieve of Hueutr. It was 101- bottom, with &Head and for. -•diol..•.
lowed Ivy the rust proafeerou- period Aug. s. .
in Canadian history. sucera'dlug nu o•rs
of -----extraordinary drpresalelr -Prtrb A PLACE ON THE MAP
ably this was not due to the tariff MARKED "ST. JOSEPH"
changes alone. The vigorous immlgra- 1
lieu policy of 'the M;uverum.at ! '---
brought uleett n rewarkable develop-, Hectic Hi.4,ry of the "Town" on the
meat of the prairie slows. East told, Blur Somers Highway
Nest. Agriculture and inaunfurturlug' 11.ouUuu Advertiser)
a 111111 vol together. The British pr.'- i Tourists who drive on the lake
(eveure had Its origin lit -the saw.' shore Hood toward Guderkh lustier
jwtlatl. Previous to that there bud oil their naafis that right wiles frog
berm such talk but utrt1iug dime. Mr. tir,uid Brink is a place marked "let.
l'ielding's view was expressed iu .throe' Joseph." 1t ,wtmld he almost as easy
words: to go last there without being aware
"Itut why should wv wait fur of the fact a. to pates )foray, wn the
F:uglaudt to utkr artium? I:ult- road teats -m.0 Parkhill and_ the Bend.
Muff tans dealt gelterou1*I( with tts without being' aware -that a Osier
in the la -t. F4lglaud has given with a nasi(• and recognition on the
us a larger degree of liberty then' wap lied teen entered, appruuehed,
is isossetiWd by any other (vountry entered and lett behind.
tau the fare of the earth. She has Tet thirty 'years Hp/ the tourb't
would have stopped at 1:t. Joseph. It
*'1414 too were mummer resort, but a
dream city' In the wa►iug. on the In-
tersetlou of the laky shore road well
the one lending to Zurich and Hen -
'Lt boasted 11 hotel of no meau
proportintm- _larerr our then .. IRS
111 that distrkt-a factory fur the
Iwokiug of alnwlnumware. house,' for
the reridrt,1( to live tit. . t
lit [host• days 1t w -as tau .Itat
thing fie a sjarlal train from Mout-
real to pull Imo llo'usall : the 0('11-
pauts. mu.tl• of the high hat variety.
would toe driven aerie* to the great
hotel at St. Joseph. and there enter.
111111111 as D1117 I.e 11i1 ('outku• lut•w
law to eut.rtwh,. Thr 141404 41311* p1
hit,-r•st capital in flit• venture 111 or-
der that at'. 7osrl,h Might en1ue• a few
steps further from the state of ew-
bn-o toward reality. Even 1.'11101uvt
-.Ministers vitae. s1*., :rant were impres-
sed to the extent bout a dock sprang
Into eX1$t4'uee at the Natoli of the
clay bluffs. %\'hat Ilaplealel ao the
duck was eiguitl'sits of what later
happened to St. Joseph. Ity the time
it fated the tigers of else• *inter oti,
the e•xjmrserl shore of Huron there
acs no do.'k.
$Even today. residents .who arra
There at thrs tI recall t tie aloi ex-
Ierrners of those hectic days. Ihw
week workmen would be )mid In full
tr money held in a -dishpan; tient
pay day they wrath be willing to,artt
their pay 'dipolar thirty cents_ on_ .
dollar.
The gat -Ws never rase to the' great
hotel: the hotxnm lett oat of the far -
tory w tueiner;--na---treat bolat.' ever
1:I1;il'1' Ila\. 1\' 1-'It:l.lrl:\tl slipped hl ImeddP the w•hart. Bats
and hoed -owls took up•ttlfir residence
h3 flue hornet. Today. if the driver
mews of the policy. are sewn it, 11e looks carefully 4111 (114' west slelee of
preference eantalued In the present the Toad, hP may Nee the exc'av'ation
tariff of the Rifted KingdolL, uud. 11: that arts made for M►p great central
a modified form. in the trade agr.a' huiltling-just it hole In the ground.
• t1, Australia 81111 (Ile .West that's all.
Indies negotiate.' by the I1: ag. ( err- 4t. harts. T1k Y-pray,- oea we
eminent. retain Its 8111. tai the affections of
- Mr. FiJding was our of the Argot-. Those who avatar, 'roan. mos far lin-
"
tors of the fY'I ,ra•iry rr>tty with tailor.
iu 1 r I t- ,
this 11114.1 Seat's 111111 Although 11 was
rejected in the general election id A Smith Atner•iean lady. aged thirty,
1 • :4' •1 i r r- as aireaaJy u mingled six i
not, that it would haye himetite1 Can- it stWm11 M be the thing in these days
mold. HP was himself d(-feat..I in that to marry In haste and repeat et tele -
election. hist returned in 1917. as a area-Londom 4nnrluy 1'Irtorini.
1.itwrnt sum:in-ring riwtsrrtptimt. -Ile . . . -
did not ,hrter Ole inion Government. Burd 4')ifft,rd nfilhudlPiph rips ehnt
and avoided soy. entanglement which he only knows three• causes for total
ise+sfi-te - vr4tlr »• f.ihrreL .Aetiwenee--1t week- lntelie•l. a wr•ol
seciatio('. Though . an ousae:•peaful .o*i11tutioa or a' weak {wicket. Apr
candidate for the 1,0 trrshlp to 1919. paretrtly he never titongtlt of s week
he reauaine! st:Huchly (Abend. -beer- In jail. --London Sunday Pictorial.
1'Inlr.111,5. Auras' '.•1. 11425.
8IR ADAM .BECK'S DEATH ,
•
SIL LIA ,B11ck dPa,t atta't
illness of some month1. Ile was a
pmsllgions worker. and neglectel his
health to keep h1e hand upas the
great umrhlue which 1s operate) from
the Hydro IOk•es at Toronto. air
Adam sen' the moving spirit In On-
::tr.. s great Hydro enterprise from
the titer of Its inception. about twen-
ty years ago. alai he lived to .ate it
supplying light and power to a large
portion of the 1'rovluce.' 'lift• Wig pre-
.ruiuentlg-4t promoter, with iremeud-
oils energy, great push and daring.
with some of the fallings, too. that
attach to the promoter's tempera -
went, but these are forgotten tin the
moment of his passing 'from the life
which was so actively spent in the
..•trice of his Province.
The question of a sltt'•t'tissar to Sir
Adam as head of the Hydro=Electric
Power Commission will present some
difficulties. During Sir Adam's life-
time the Hydro undertaking 'wise AO
thoroughly in hie control that there
-e-ms to lw nobody to take his place,
untess one of the engineer, who were
associated with him has the ueces-
twrLcapaelLies for leadership. It Is
r plate to - which a periticis)tt decided'
ly i.. not welted.' and ft ik'ti, le• hoped
that In making the appointment the
(internment -wet! be guided by the
interests of the' Province and of the
great organisation *Well was hills
tip under the guiding hand of Sir
Adams 1te1k.
.
YOUTH NEEDS A STRAIGHT
LEAD i no duty agnins.t it. to 2.3142,(wa► gat
i Inns in *tate of a tax of 261,. <rut- I1
•-iii Tate such attention has' been --gattrar.-11F1INl--rmtain expn.t!s}-f•''
given to the crime wave wale!' has the 1'ulhd Stare. 1.i7i0,000 1, sludii -o
been. sweeping over the Ame.rieao re- flaxSed. The ('n11(11 States doubted
"mar rn4 more than --touching Caw- -the duty, froth 21Verns• td *1 ernes
adian *doves. Cause. hare 11w4.1, ilia- Undid. :11111 Canada last year color:
eus.ed and remedies sltttt1stei. lout tool 4.:1I::.QM1 buoglrls. -
rf'-ry' day adds more *rimes to the tither t'ann.lian •'mmn1Mllties weir 1
list- The --crimes age of all etateel.JlgiLiv,ltt)uuel _1 ine71U$e to "flavor
from petty theft to murder -Mr the with I'hited States Importers In 111.=
alike- of a tbri0." and, a great ma• taT•e of inrreasrd duties Are tre.'L
gkeu us liberty to tax le.r wares
hnudr.slwv•tgh1. k'hilr ill the ninrl ecru when elle admits our goals
u.ontl>s ended June. lf125. airy free. Hurl we have torted them to
Huwuutt'l to 1(1.2(t hundredweight.1 nu euormon. degree. Why -hnuld
.1..111te a duty of two\('t•nis Iter iimm,1. , use wale for England tai 410 wore?
111 s Ate 4,f an lucrrl4,'ea1 duty on but- wnut4Nody 11111s1 make a most. In
Mthis matter at1,1 aP prnp.I ' that
ter. shipmett..of ('anatflan Antler r„
the United Status have grown to °.•
'ift.,,1MM1 pnuldM. in 115.1. When buck•
wheat wits golug Into tl\l'titad
States free. Canada M(I4 55 lit a wre•r
_4111aa1 hotshots to that country. ,'Last
year. against u` duty of 10 cemt>+ per
Ioulllr'dwelght. Canadian. shlpmrett
to the •Rtnte4. were nearly
bn•hets. Exports of ('nnadian cream
to. 111• Slates In lira, when. there w:a;
no duty. were 3t little over 1'ask,4aa4
gallons. whereas in the last fiscal
erne. with a duty of :y11 cents a gallon.
the exports ,I 11101111NA 10 L':_27..lwaf
gallon*. 14iutil•rly rile shl;anefit-
t
Canaille"' milk in•rrase d from •4s1. -
taut gallons in ifrJt, when there was
('snails. shall Tend the may.
1'anhda did lead the way and pre-
ferential trading within the Empire
iesnut' a pre -tient instead of ;in aca31•
tmknI quest hat. Ewen 1 5(•1op
Jertty at the crlatinals- are yowas. berries, 11.14,'. br1At: slii.rt* and mid-
'Carions cantles have been as3d7aed: dlhlgs. ¢raw-s.aal. turtlips, lit,v 1111111
Inx*rsa and reatlr'»nPav Much al 'raptly smear. -
usually follow a war, and which are There Is 11 durable h ---'i, in dose
unt_.Rre1ter this 1154.' heiause_. L the _Agin•. for t'nnadlal:.. 111144 Is that. n
mesas '.ilk
severe strain of the. tate war. tbe- enstonts tariff. though It may hamper
ijgtpatrter.'daet not always do what,
Is ex(wrtel of it in -preserving the
home market." '1)N• 'ogler is that
gruel Canadian preolm;s are in ,b•tri:tnd
love of pleasure. the excitement in.
( o
byswiftness s he otoN
(boast the [ to s f, ( m
d 1
car -all those suilaratel7...or _together.
And with addltiotlr. of other cause*.
have sten moon, 1 :aro 14,44%,001,1 .le e.r ,.ht, fL.- yr,
la. tautpl wi.kn•-ss sltow•tl. eine of If orae pr, ln..r» maintain ihr gnitltty
the leetar'•r. of ('hare:cul U., lilt of their goods they eon reasonably es.
rantwhet w-uliT + -ro Toe able Yea Ms r iT`=tnetn'-arra
. t he a prime cause ..f !1.-• trouble. against la hostile tariff.
'Y,,,':. 50. Old "wilt •410aye- wag" I
interest. 1f the inser•s: of . the
4. ' .•is is greater than .l hr !usenet -id I
tL• home. the .fns-'. wltI went 1111•,
y.mt12 people " Tie celtii )iii uc-i:f
11' -tn•et 11 „A.,. to mini, hl.tan--! Cholera iuflurnm • ane o1 f11-
rot ahrew.iu•••+, bat not for Lisdl Ink /I 11110.111s of e'IH:IIII'K"1. II is a
trouble that isoners m. etiabl44'111tr, es -
i i -:toe of mn^,l(ty, It 11 much mare i,w•Ially cholas Ii►e'r 11Ttifttwe`nl.olth..
.4l 11 'mit twiny - fhau-jlt wa• •t genera- and noisome erolpt .e:'ion I- • .:., n. the
:,gra to Alike .the home war • i11- i 111111' nae may -..a. 1.. I. ,..:i1
Ththv's Own Tabh•:s 1144 :u. 1.1.'1! Inedl•
eamoo
CHOLERA INFANTUM
Arr.'s' 4,1$ slime
t ,oa:- ;hp dao, h
•• I 'e - many paned
10' ;tee .•hlldr(•u, ,•v,:H
age. rind their contpno;
a m ns. •tn.ltt__unlaitir ala• h, •
fatal results., -•
_
-i'erhalw attother eon,•.• not ai
ro,-,ogetrxd: -nf sirs--itr•rrrr+'-- -}ov
4.11110 is'slue 'are•T• setae'-. o l4" i
abl.' )NY)ple Ari thea ma'no'r of n'r•d1•ntir
1„ the law. Be.fl e'tabie-yrwpia-i1'
no, .t*iit, n•'r k111 -.--nor -tet fire 10
hnlleTing+4 hilt they do sorties ti. in
Itak the hr..: -9411,151 •petNiing• or _11:Uzen and
t11ey dlwlet : i,•• •v'a•xs *xstn•+r r1d• ,heath .uf f
Ing -bicycles on sten .'.'I. -*sail. or pt'r•I t:ratline ('am
baps tiley wat••r their 1awu--l11 pro-' and d
atr.s -, the IMol• 3.1111• in par
tinting ell.- ''11,' T
, 'hey
a1: 1 ihr tuorles, I relknlate ate lame+. /14.4 •.c4.•1 'u the
satistb'l In SMninch and thus preset.' No'• 411'e11d-
:lit ,'1Hy; 444I slnunn•r 1•om160ill IS.
r , ey Hr' aro
andabs.hlh•ly .apair-
I 111114.44 Io .•4,011111 uetther .)(lute. rot
.1
uatxntfca;._DL-vthrt. Fear tit_ drugs.
They t'Itnnl.t posit -4 do fano-they
nlw•ays do gall. The Telt! •'. are sole!
.-mctltt•lac_ticaterb 4)r by tush at 21
a _hug_ _fros..The L . 1\'illlanta'
1•111e ('n., Itrlekyltle, int.
to W44He*i1 farce
mfl,n1 .\eIve•rlls4r)
and the wci'tern eautt•
lar. 11.1 VI` 1 ,sl n gad
alt sentient/au ',a.the
r
3o451.. alalcolm
7131 NM,ple , 'of
e ha Laps' the
'Ittllti. tr j " *III
lilbit.d hours and 't f ".r aIle" are
'ellitased as r".per•liible rv.4r1 Ist'rou1ae
Mllitt*gsers. 1'otfh :hie, u.',_tllsrl-
toinaf*, If it 114 right awl r.petable
l•• bre" rose laws it camiotno very
wrolh>t •., break say tett 1i47--11 stn
-" ratie- 're. -or-of A
wittluntt 1art4-ltagrea t ;uses and It
world err we11 fro '.1501? slwttnrs 10
watch w.11 their mew att(tu44 frw•ara1
laws 1107 vas! Ott* irioemigr; gtvd sea
whether flats are setting an examPlo
Pato for, yonwg imenhir to follow. At
any rare. It would be worth alt i• to
exp ortmeMtt In dieing the young folk.
Troffer, nbf 11-•ler.) hntmrit'41164-11Tr:t •
leg, by exempt.' In w•rnptilona ohwliS,
We le the Inas of the land.
1:111• .1 IOW 1'a III.
r''1 1,100411 11014
Iteltl smg (leen for
tt.l ..tad 1"'e 14 l'anatla for
wiling.. 3lo g.. a 1111'a ••.,4., 01 British
)ittnrhta pgasrtitrg art' from the
10,11111,-I(ry-I1 W'IIi, •.,Il Ili ll -
e.... 'i ( r rolls ila flair , . i It,eoreot
ii
from fie 1\ L .-.1.net 410- Fleet • met
in the ufw Ism?' 1' Tatars a uUwlwr
of hutting sad ,. • •r Yarns of the
arse '5cc.f. A ' • story- ,.f a
mhre nuusu.:I um ►a. ags-
row:- 'RluiI'1.pa1 - ..
lo} Ii. It. I'tnito i 1st
' 141?' •,1 a young t.
eed.
"3II:--Iii ilddlf inn 1 . 'C''ar Mlaft
attic;,-• (.ovpr?l o "' 1' lupus
i11 w..r...ie
CATLDI D - • O
IIs
:1u;ltng. • /3w aim
nn eontRlas
n, M.-1 ten,ls r I: cryo good atorlea
x.. num mummer.
tl.itfiete-1 to '''e'. Canada Is pnhtisb-
1)o.l A./.755 .I. Taylor Limited,
1
tltltar, j
4'Hetl jalt*. 51 tv,1/M►, a11.1 the title
Au :,rti: f•: I.o i.mrlr of Tie Bonet 't 4'hamt•t^tl "Mn4 se r'ausd:l." wtlt
Lore Tint•. 1T,r,", of Angers ith 1M 10 the w ane*Of 1? "lit competi-
tory nn aln•i )lac. 11 the c4nadlan
Oros *Oil 1. ..rt-;kfnt Information rt' hllAgetl izhMsItl(Ilt.
-s'
Gentlemen Farmers
ihiring the last feav years. a number of men have left roan for
country life. anti the Idea that a few thousand dollars. and •surf•
hooka oto agricnllnre, would maks them sitereaful farmers. They
will Lake the priers at the country fair. They will have the fined
vattk'. the •i0i4 affluent hosts, thetas,'" -reasonable 4m440-wnei--slue.
most di•ot,ly swine. Their nrripts will far outran their extlensors.
The first year they are disappointed. The tlelvold year they tol-
laps•. The third year they tack M -a -pat tha stgu "Fur .$n1*' ' -
--- They' knew not that 1gr1('attaritrr- ci(•n(-e and a trade. slid
that a farmer might se well go into the engtueor's rom.of a large
steamer, onpec'ti g la ten minutes to start the irachluery-. and sue-
celUifnlly guide the vestn'l across the Atlantic. a4 one knowing no-
thing of country Iife hr undertake to eaglneer the Intrlinor and nut-
lranrhtng affairs of n large farm.
111e gentleman 1.rnu'r ham great contempt for urdinnry stock
anti-talks-mayof "high bloods." HI* testae are -all Ayrshire.. or
Shorthorns. or Devon's. ltut for sees' reason. they do not glue half
as mewl, milk as the awkward u.bers-die mialgrel tweed that stand
at nightfall looking through the astghbor's bur.. 76e unitary- are
all (:olden Homburgs. and Bluff I)orjking,. fent they are stingy of
laying. NMI notwithstanding rill the inducements of extensive coop
an4 ingenious nests. are averse to any practical or useful expre•e'
-fou. 1'h.y' eat, and drink. and cackle. and do everything but lay.
The gentleman farmer expects with sand? nat1r to have be-
ing.shrnbhery. and a very Funtainlaean of .hello -trees, and
and snmtller hon.ps. The likens. white. itray.ellei. 1111.,'I?'
crass. -hall wind about the hong*. and iwiet tin'm.eIvei
N'.•IP1lt11'N• of beauty. And all this will be k. p; In or-
stroke- o1 section. hoe. aa.l trimming knit..
pa
of wi
Into n!1
der with a
There i- 11
trlrulp know.
fat WAS fairly rattle
114•1.1* are glad to inner
be.hive with a'' look n1, h
r•anlidnw-er' tarn not to hie
to he .rt14pte?1111,wat in trojra 1'1'•1 a 6119,1(1
unto farmer es .nrvu es h 10.4. 1.1111. alsrrow-
thetr ports with der(sion As h, passe.. The
n the novice. Wandering too near the
-Frost hug. hl- is, sues to get stung ilk-
ages.
4ages. The Ihnurl--r sells his milk
15 .' hexer eat rap IIIA 91.151 1 even/tit c,nutlme. his cora. Th..
rust Ma In his wheal. Everything Itoa'% wrnna, and tenni.., is a
-_" ere are „a1) Iwo eon'Htions In whl.
i- *hem a m:41 nlak,w ngriruitnrP a Ile h f»rrnln yga dfatt
to tie fatal Itch for town whl` h - 1r a conntr, The
°Uwe eendlf,on I. 11/114 a CBlepil with a vitt-pins of messes. ono apart
of ihr excitemcuta ,.f eity Iife, goes to the country, sot Pit(sctlag n
return ,.f ,trehala erinal to the amount di.hnsar,l, Ont exporting la
heelih and recreation. and coromrninn with natant, In find a wealth
ec.tpared w-IIh which all handless of w•rlp and package* of Govern
masse aeruritie* are Wnrih1esa as the shred» of paper under the
tewlq ee room desk In the waste basket.- Exchange:
SAL
SILKS
BLACK CANTON C
Best French make, 38 in. e, deepest
raven black, heavy
vy
beautiful
weave. Regular $3.75.
5.2
sale 85
Paulette Duchess black dress Silks, 36
inches wide. Heavy and pure silk.
French make. $2.50, for.. $1 69 1.69
Blick Silk Taffeta yard wide, our best
quality, Regular $2.95. On $2. 25
sale... 5
SILK HOSIERY
"Harris Knit" -Our newest and best
quality. Pure Silk Stocking, every
pair guaranteed. and every desirable
shade in stock, 81.2. to 10.A •
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Extra special value. Pair.. • ✓J
SUMMER DRESSES
Voiles, Crepes, Broadcloth, Silk Duchess.
All are this season's best
styles. On sale at each...
5.00
FLOOR RUGS
Three ec oral
Persian
pattern,
Y. this season's
late arrival, in Wilton Rugs, size 3x4
yards. Half-price sale.. C (111choice, each V.V
Two only, size 21,4x3 yards. $29.95
. Regular $39.00. each....
DRESS LINENS
36 inches wide, in all colors -a delayed
lot of Pure Irish Dress Linen
Regular $1.00. Per yard. • • S9C.
RUG FELT
Yard wide and _ 6 oz. to the
yard. Saves a rppta, rugs, lin- QQ __
oleuma. Special per yard
LINOLEUMS ON SALE
A number of new patterns in our best
standard quality. Four yards 95c.
wide. Special per square yard •7
Butterick Patterns for September all in stock.
-Delineator on Sale -
W. ACHESON & SON
Bedard Family Has Happy Hettoiaa
Zurk•h. Aug. 17.-'A very happy
event took place on Stwday at the
Leone of Mr. ,old Urs. Bedard. of
Zurich, whew a family reunion was
held lu honor of their 1luughter, Sister
Eugenea, who raver home oto a visit.
This was the first time lit six years
that Sister Eugenea had visited hour.
This family reunion was eonolde•red
the largest one ever held In this com-
munity. all nil. members of the fatu-
ity being present.
le the morning. the whole family
utotnrs} to mail. After divaer a
family picture wax taken. J. La-
porte. tx-nerve iat Hay 11*1l,Ship, asp4'
at short addrevs, and .1. Itadour. of
Stratford. some recitations. The
evening wok spent in playiug yards.
whsle -etre Jeffrey boys' orrin4r t-_ru-
tertalnel with music. The 1.01111111 Ils•
numbered about 11M1 In all.
TIle.members of the family preaeett
*.'re: i►ruuts Bedard. of Zurieh, !MIL
ig of *Tilbury, Joseph, of 4'hatbntn,
Wr"r!: (`haril., and Melvin. of Court -
right. Simutr, of 61'iudsur. The,plttle•.
.1 %orn-k. August,- of Parkhill, 1w'nn,
of Zurich, Mrs. Frank Iliwmy. Chat-
ham. Mrs. Gilbert Jeffrey" Zurich.
Sister Eugene•a. ('hathatu. 1fr-. Iww'•
relive Jeffery, Parkhill. aud Miss Ger
trade Bedard. of' Zurich. (1f a fam-
ily of Meventeeu. only two are 'hoot.
The ' gathering broke up on Monday•
(over 74111.0510 invitutl its have 1s•rtl
out to3th. p-rTmnry 11114W11111011110
the i'revitiee to be the gorses of
the t nadlan National Exhthiti.n nn
Toting Canada's lay.
The world will never got guy fetter
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SHION'S Never before have we
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FAOOTWEAR
VORITES
had the pleasure of offering
a more extensive line of
Iartistic Footwear than in our
present range. : : : :
The new designs are the last word in
fashionable Footwear and you can be
assured of getting just the right creation
for every occasion. The pikes are
most reasonable.
Tennis, Bowling ani Outing
ARE HERE PI EVERY STYLE
Have a look at our line of OXFORDS he >sEl_aa1 fess
GEO. MacVICAR
North .side of Square Galerich
Nature seem• b M, -.i mit all her A womalr never tire. of -hopping
bad eau. ill one husliet. when she long il+ her Lair stays In cur!. r'I.:
founded Chi. apso.-T'r•outu Tel"erun l •-:w. N.o.w.
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$1.25 per bunch up
ONE CAR
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GODERICH PLANING MILLS Limited
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$15.00
TO WINNIPta
Pins hall a rent a mile beyo*d to all pointsia
toba, Saskatchewan, Alberta,-geimontoa, Tannin
Calgary, MacLeod and East.
Masai-
ReturningHalf a cent poen utile to Winnipeg,
as 1178.8111 to destination.
OOINO)DATES SEPTEMBER 1st and 4th
September 1St -Toronto, Caledrnn Fast, R1Ketnn, Meaf.rd, COiingwoo4L Penetans. Midland, Parry
SeptssSounbedr 84tni-btTuoyr,o(nntopr
, o1lgeIn•wdnoePaT, etttw. aod ainll ;O*tattainrnmtl
south an i weal theffin lr, (Intarin.
8PE IAL gSEPT. 4th, ,
Leave Tonto g114.: 4th,. 128.3530 p.m.p.m.
TRAINS_
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m...di1t► tral.a -C.nar rtaii. C.11.aiet Care --
•p olid j dare for W.sn.III and Chil4reis
parch... yawn segfit to Winnipeg via Canadian National Railways whetba oe esu
pear gag destination in the West is a pallet ea the Ca.ad,aa National
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