The Signal, 1925-9-10, Page 2_vy Quality Always ';',' SAYING SILO FODDERS
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- Poblialied every Thursday month*
Umber of Cloadian Weekly Now,- , 11
PIScre Association 111:r4esded_mebeTWIActuVr ACT104,043111"::reltiNjtiu'iroTial*H..:8117Rulag"dat:oninTy. If
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO. LTD. •4‘• *
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GODERWU : : CANADA
Subscription price 32.00 per year. To
1 ulted States and Foreign Couutries,
32.50 per year, strietty tu advance.
Telephone 33 : : Goderich. Ost. ,„:" •' '
, ( (Contribute*age_Ontarto Department at
W. H. Robert/PM. Editor and Manager T. IC Abe WIC 911tvselame. Toronto.)
Attempts have been made to con
-
The choice teas used exclusive-
trol or dirge* the fermentative action
ly i Saluda yield richly of their within the alio.- The lactic add bac-
teria (bacillus lactis %chill has long
_ del ions goodness. Say Salads. been known to be beneecial In silage
At Rit-hutond Hill. hi his own (con -
----- - -dm.- *making. and 111 product, -tactic add.
stitnetotoy of North York, Right Hon.
ment In the finauces or tile country , jokes that she has ever played upon Is Must to Ms extent of one per
nonneed the 41 i wool u t Lou of Pa rl la •
whh•Lt had ilthsormiliti:fla t.hewoir d1ine1111..aisdprtnin.ifnethb,_ifugor i Add madam locum Acid.
linekensie King on Saturday all- cent. la well -made silage.
and to t reduetions of taxation I
wit and a general election to be
ernment, a asked that the people reached the age of maturity. are by ExPeriense has demonstrated that
effeeted by his Gov- not one In oue hundred. woo navel
held on October 29th. He also out -
in their ow termite give him a ma- any means improved by shorn leeks the addition SI bacillus lactis midi
' lined the Issues upon which he will 4. ,
next Parliament to and the Weber number who have at- lawergouawatilasty Voile stoadvedegrooasdthrese sulilto.s.
peek a renewal of the confidence of "'If" la
I earry on a to extend still further tempted to improve the works of na-
the people of Canada. Several turn by mens of the bob route have
th0 progra o ohieh he and his ett- made a horrible metes of things. Particularly es when the fodder was
were demandlug. a solution. and itl That ie the view of Tbe Rurk's Pact this leset'sgage for making high
Thursday, September 3. 1923.
-.4
THE ELECTION IS ON
weighty problems. he pointed Ont.
leagues we committed.
Falls Arrow, remember. As for us. erode silage. The addition of the
bacillus last* Midi In quantity to the
we are not saying anything.
was impossible to deal satisfactorily
' ID 1,144. Noise
*Rh' these prnbtetne without a de- -- '-
finite majority in the House of Com- oetober Is the day.
mous. He asked the people to put an , • • s• (Coles Albertan)
tbe Parliament which has }net been ties this w election le plant•ugb now. Mr. coMIth.resabYd= etbh: fei geentamtassive rot
end to the situation which existed lil Huron is Wits its .11r of pull- The issue to e coming Federal
dissolved -a osituation In which. at- • •• . Meighen and his pa y. 11 succeesfut, fairly uniform eondltlo with ladle
O. though the biberals were the largest ..xmo ly on land or sea._ aplau to increase very tly the tax- add Predarairmat in the 11age.
non burdens upon the neaten pro- How to Add Om Culture.
party in t•he Mato.. they had really Premier s platform is one (lacers. In order that e manufac- This addition of tattle ac culture
no \majority upon which to rely. tout
around whlipt all Canadians except turers may towline com Hon with to the fodder at the time of lio fill-
in which. , although he and tiff tool- d. Mgr
• the nottobts may rally. ,.... manufacturers from a
____.
added taxation ut that kin would Ind le essiff Meomplished by ecur-
lag a small qualstIty of pure c ture
leagues t•arriesi on the administration to.-•• _
• sr • very serlouele embarrass 11* ern tor ladle add from a creamer,' a
of public affairs to the hest of their flag
ability under the circumstances. they The VMS. 1.1 Ripley was Ineor. farmers who bare been mint Whining. The pure culture Is p e-
', In the present year. and themgelveg wItli great °Med" du ng ed la a throe -salon can of clean sk
could not wrestle iu any effeetua, ,oratesl earl
the last few years. The same to r milk and allowed to ripen for three
manner with the great issues con- lite Ripley tiore-s states that the in Canadian politica. which to
fronting them lir. King point4,,,a „ft, change has u followed by a reduc- Mr. Meighen to adopt a policy of high days. This eon be added to More
im milk and • quantity of culture
Hon of four mills'in.taxatiou. protection. will eventnally force him sloped that there may be at least
further. that under tbs. conetRmion
- AL __e___ e . to surrender the control of the Gov -
gallon for each tcn 01 fodder that
the Governne.rd might beTie remained - • ernment-owned railway to the pri-
goes into tri silo. Thie skim milk
in office for over a year longer -Weil That week-etiol tarn and Wednes- vete-owned corporation. mita ean7lag vast numbers of ba -
February.
1927 -bit he and bit, col- day morning -Mower were gladly Wel-SWIM etas Widths sprinkled over
leagues did not wish to postpone fur- COtUNI. %. freer- reeer inforthed The Mr. M44gbes's Tariff Polity the cut odder as the idle filling
- - ther the isettlim of 44w lmportaR jinni rhgr Apo,. weer beginning to
Tilts setetrealten 1,k1.0 will emblem our
(Toronto Telegram) proceeds.
Problems which he Indicated. ' - - •Ihriret nn- ttle l'r"-. 1.01 'kilt ' if".r.t nevi- nattomal ffseat plank will work 1.° " Val
Unneeemarily.
First, there is the transportation tie lrain thtr
is e• X ;41vt• were all right under the *Logan. -The Sky's the It the cora In prime condition
-
problem-transpertailon. by land and
again. In risepect of leek of imoisture. lAmit." so far as tariff gots. In no o silage at the Mae of 41111
toy MI. Mr. King declared himself Aturtist seas Imo- ••1 the mot irTillg ' other manner save through procems of riling, nothlog to be gained by
giving a guarantee to capital that it addlag culture. wever, its use is
oppoxed tto any scheme 1,i which the nths this district has knowu in will lo protected can our industries strongly advised if t e corn or other
mo
railways of Canada would be merged wary r"rn-
el • . • I hi to extend to *suable them to fodder is a bit off ln dition, due to
In one ot soostem which Would .
supply all tor moan of our needs. and damage through uns nablis wea-
mean amchit:whole - Monopoly rof_Das.thr Dieketo faintly' been ln- eanothing but a substantial worklog titer, delays, etc. - L. Stevenoon.
transportation business in thin eoriiie an - th
plted So Cal111410 A re1114of 00 the progirtim wilt- allow our hank* to Dept. of Ilarlemidoa. 0. A. C., Guelph.
. ft iillbce manufacture adequatty. We
family an( relteltes of 'Ir. anti Mrs. should stint out 410t only rht- United' ' Moesturo la for Clio.
try. He believed In reasonable -rem- •
petition. but at the all Mf• time fle Thomas Dickens gas held recently at Suttee. but practically 41w entire! It is ailential that there ihould too
theught something ailed be werked their home -in finidnt niph townehip., world. froinvasion of our markets.; suRcient moisture present In fodder
elety-diee iso....us being peesenL 1at the time le is being placed in the
The aceouat of the celebration doesi, - A pralulte elle to provide the water require-
• 1 London Advert hoer'
not say whether the family In tills, The not Joliet 114411 Of (amid* 's
meat for the ensiling proems and
- l'
Pe d
Province from or cm.: noo
tsomething that the too ertIM4 1. leave the 'unpins necessary to have
amply mot... well made "Hake after
nected the fitaa, anth„. It owes. A Governtaent may be here the finnentatile and cooling pro -
Weald he reinesiss se. trawer. . today and away tomorrow. but the
debt stays. It Is a debt MG Is ,the "MI" have Llikeil 11We. With suet-
! tmoisture present n the ensiled
• • • property of the taxpayers of tittlada.
mass there is little/ ger of • the
An ont-of-the-orrlitleiro it llengk on obligation just as real as a hill in -
fermentation temperature, running
come, from the Village (of Pk -no -all, tattered in purchases et a store toy any
too bleb. Corn In the g ed stage.
Mr. Rohert Moir, -of, , one individual.
._ '' • that Dia"' "3'1 When a Government increases this or dried out through freezin or long
IFFIZP• 3n7^m' era volltest-of -reeita- :ifittlonarittolvrit leterestore -ties -t,taint. &hue In harvesting will rsqui.re lib -
'N.
tine of English poetry." el1AtestRDI 5. I 1401 on every resilient in the llotuite oral ettingThe shortage inlant
to re -it.- niterliewlY trona standard ion .to pay the interest 141 it 1111.1 to Alices eon be made up by the app.
1:7'holls 3114 the.' winner to be the,o11,, share in tiny plen mate for its dis- don of water in quantity sufficient
thoroughly wet the cut fodder. Wider
- The Weetees View •
mors or less spoiled fodder provides
aa active .1.11 to check and over-
ride the other bad de present and
SPECIAL CLEARANCE of
60 PAIRS WOMEN'S CORSETS
of pink coutil and brocade. Away below regular. Medium or low bust.
$1 25
Sizes 21 to 26. Per pair
.„4
YARNS -
Buldwin's B. Hive Yarns. 'Black, white,
vault: ine 3-plp isncl. 4 -ply. At 30c
per skein .
SUPER. ,MILL YARN, 3 -ply
Sarlet. mottlectii Of:'brttorn, -$1.00
at per lb.
znorisi
•s•sosso*:.
Abides
eswiewleloge
GREY WOOL BLANKETS
Large bed size. Pure wool, with fancy
border and whipped singly. 200
pairs under value. Per pair
LINEN ROLLER TOWELLING
Extra heavy, unbleached Pure Linen
Border Towelling. about 17 inches
wide. Value 25c 15c
Per yard
CHINTZ FOR DRAPERIES OR QUILTS
Yard wide. A good selection of patterns,
in nice soft quality. On sale 28c
per yard
t oo;
1
GRAIN BAGS
Extra heavy large Empire "B" tC
brand. Clearing at per dozen fv•vu
r.oao'ottroogf-1:„:o.e,Voe
SIIEETINbi
Bleached Sheeting. Extra heavy and
pure. 81 inches wide. Value 07.
$ I .00. At per yard 0 81-•"
W. ACHESON et SON
out which would tend to the elittnina•
Hon of overlapping of railway ser-
vice and of unnecessary expenditure
on the part of eitlitr the Canadian
th
National or e Canadian Pacifie
likaitwars ale tow the gra-
Mat kneweveatent which has been
effected tuatter Sir HenV Thornton In
the tinwares tit the national ralloN in
system. intik-toted that this year••
operations nil show a gill further
• , improvement.
f( . A moot Important part of • the
1 111.10 411ti keep going the longtot. Til- • In ltell Gm net debt off Canada w8S is• beat applied by running a small
- es .
---- Ival`.1"iL 1".11 wilr".1.rYine. elu'r.4 cia•Hvitutit-Irnt-ter'llirYltrittnV-111-, a errirr-Rt-fti. -highest petto-,-.4e-emenat-years, stream directly into She fodder cutter
the wean. Th.. Atlantic -hipping .1n -I ,,,,,. while the fodder Is being passed
but ••It.might Ire quite ns worth 1 It 11477 beet,:
ten -sots had formeol st. combine unner i . • $ S711.1sti.97 I trough and blown up into the silo.
\ I lotto „ 1.191,kss.i.062 With water under pressure, a valve
1.174.531.1K12 : to oontrol.the flow. and a section of
w111.•11 rates had !rem ettoorimoil-'y sal- 111° - ; • .- . • • 1 1.1.
vntossl. and the Government's efforts ,vat...„11.. ,..,tutouniat.,. at nib. ..t.a. it..20
2.24Volts.f125 garden hose the process of wetting
to fled with the .-itmition haol been v.v...., ....nutmeats og you ng jul>31,_t pr., 2.3411..47s 9145 the cut fodder is easy. -L. Steven-
1,.
son. 0: A. C., CtieWth.
obstructeof by Mr. MAglien's tartY in i ani ,s.,,,sen__.....,....tany young w ninon* 1;1;3
ill fart!! `. 4 teach 'drool : but we, 102.4 - 2.452,770-stes
4017.'743.274
• the Commons and haol finally been ' _go._ z
totod o 'toy place In Onterio vim -rf•-' 4921S Weeds.
brought to tin PO for the I'M.' heifig-
toy the death of Sir %1111191 01 Peter-en.1 , . 2.417.437.045 The crop prodocing capacity of
th., 1,..ad of a 1,1r.t....toppillic 6,mln.tiy.t port. in prooportion to its Size. et, Atig. 31. 14r2-0
The August 31 figure is given In-
-.334.0.1.1100
tae past edition men reduced by
many as acte in Outaido has during
with sh„m the Government %las no- , 1"3"V "f 11'' Y"ling Pe"Ple di4Per*Ing cause le genre above represented tio.
twenty-fivo per emit This is ton
to various e.„-ts of the l'roovitioso to mtniittin
goillating with o view to loreakIng-sto. . on March 31. The comp:in-
heavy a charge against the land and
combine. To deal „copti,,,,:r dr-Ith 1 ••teiseir the ,josung idea" as can the son between the hoigh mark of Ice:
tht 'and today .allows: - only the rich fellows can stand the
this problem as we!! -9.....wifli tloat' "mtatttnit*'' •(4 .4t. /1.14-"' in ----e isey3 $2.4a1.7711.4;4 leaks occasioned by weeds.
...r tho totTwi .._rtip :.n.reffilliwr toolinty. Almost every fa fully of
- Today _ ,t_._,....... _2.330.11:atine Keep weeds off the fat% by plough -
to bait; one tor . I tag. ail the land dist you 'stead to
Amalfi have at its hack 1 foletholte ma- '"IlL"-Ple '-uta \ $ itat,43.on4 . plough. immediately after harvest.
jority in ow 11,0,._ of 1, 1.111,.tot. moor,. of ifor members In the few -hint IN -eremite .,
pr.of....don_ 4,4“1_ thar nut..,,,,,, in th, That ix a definite socompliehment Cultivate as frequently -ari 'Oossible
With re -pt too the tariol'. the polio,y toy the King lioverntnent. ()idy ten with the springtooth up to_the end
it. -it whielt are cultivated In the times since confederation has there of October. In aillely November rlb
of the Liberal party. Mr. .irist s•aterl, 11"f""*1"" 1" 1.411.ettutt (4 tit(' high
ll. all A tariff primarily fro. revenue. tWell a reduction in the national fle.1.11. up the land that tbe Weed roots may
We ,....,,,d,... th,.t th teed(' is 6 Thlualeeff417- -
sr • e and two of thaw. have been rogletered be exposed to the weather. Ribbing
1„ bit.- prs.,,...-It 440e.t.res,._____ Attachments -ran be placed on , the
should I.* mad, tt, io.ar as lightly ti. Perhaps that little gesture. of Mr. .Aetual performance of that -e•linr- springtooth cultivator w c mike.
tax. tool we believe that taxation
ithi. ..p.., .a.,. ii..4,10.Aloi.glietito-at_lanatut In weleeuning 1118 wont; ittiti It itt what they wal - auP god%
.. atter I. vyhat the pecoie of Canada possible to cover a lain area in a
- -piceduatiow esurastial.....tor. ails_
do we believe that the Instruments of " . VIT. MI.. tiwilthiero Port ---
was not so looe.reent after all. At • t Insist on careful cleaning of the
threshing machine before 11 comes to
. _fteptr...rwri.r.4 la Qtr.:. sulimER compuitiTs r , your farm. See that all farm ma -
wilt of mit ha -'it- 014100re-4 end 'het -...,, - -• chlnery Is free from the roots of pes,
I bee, end Artii.tood Icvergne, the Nes-
necessaries of life shoulol le. !need as rentilal weeds before going to an-
lighily as ,ixossible." • *rt., KILL LITILE ONES other field.
1 r.,1161Ist nalta:,••• ham come or in
I favor oof tIr tloghen. AceorilEg to -..--,--- - -' , Use only clean med. A few thistle
Nilontreal despateh to The London -...-_- seed balls or coueb grace seeds will
-Another feature of our polley has ' ' ' •
been floe enoottragement of export I ILr.". Pr''''' lir. At the first sign of Hines" during hdd to and multiply your troubles la
1.8 rergne declared
trnole by treaties and the era-rain:to-I .. the hot weather etre the little more tire years, so be sure that you sow
ment in perticitlar oof inter -imperial 1 .. 's (twit Tellies or In a few wheat and nothing bat- wheat. -Dept.
ha' the Fret', loranadian memlyrs
liaby
1 el ,,,," lloot-e of )ontmons had failed hours los may I. beyond A Id. These of Entension, 0, k C., Guelph.
preferentinl trailing in a MS tiller
,otioi will 11,41., ,,,,r port, and raft.; to ttPlooloi the right° of the French Tablets will prevent summer corn- „ -
language throughout the country. and P1alnte • If given oreaelonalev ro .
Oases.
said that in this r,.apeet Mr. Melghen the Sten ehild and will promptly The unusual weather conditions
ways."
o. 1.1... Still another is_sue that .demanoitst relieve these troubles If' they come on
.'" r,..,•Inte handimg
I wit,. 1111, .1,1 ,,..n.t.1 %Ir. a Nertfer. 1,041.4hder of Frencti Chan enotetenly. Helby'n Own Tablets should that have been eeperienced In south-
western Ontario tale year emphasise
11 niwnye be kept In every home where the
1 roofoortn. The Government had been, till'.1.' 11"."1/11frh I" b. hnd ntaltnd in
oimirnin-,-my not ,iti17•1,7 tni. lark of -n.,..odooeloon, .Itut.. tl.ot 'If returned to there are young children. There is / value 01 the "" Plant " ' 1"-
A on other medielne en good ami the der crop to a greater extent -than la
• it,,,jhrtre- tw town plon•w; nto toommon,„: le'llorie' llduld endeavor to make the mother has Uwe guarantee of a go.- recent years. con will fill tha silos
imi ii:tite pee_,,,p.,. In no, sone,. ot., • . l' ling or• . i'r;;;•, 'i obligatory In all ernment, ermatyar that they rat, nbo, as In past years poen if the haops
have failed to till the barns 11 11
a hostile majority. which threw out. 'In' l'r"Vii"..... WP fancy that Mr. Weir - rate. They are *old by 'ell
were not for corn many farms uld
effitgglete or will be mailed on recede(
In awl t (lb f., hi- Gratoge enpperrterse---' be Mort of cattle Reed for the coming
of rhill'ettinted moll' mcnillre. ita"04--1-11"lah"" ttlaY h"r .some exP.laruliff of prior., 23 cente per box, toy The
. by the Ilona* 0 f commons. Or. Williams' Medicinle Co.. Brook- winter. Cor,n Is certainty worth re-
appaintnefilo ohich his Govertomanti -,• - • 9, - ville. (Mt, A Mile booklet. "Care of tattling as a crop for Ontario stook
WAS 111:1kiNt to the *TS 10. 11 promise
; - f - -Tto•-tottir. ratti-4itrmr, edited hp the Daby In Health and Sickness.-
„ farms. There it go reil substitute.
Mr. E. A. 1pether. formerly of The Do your ditty In sreating renditions
WAS being tonsured that the appointees' will he •pent free to any mother on
unfavorable to tbet core borer, and
.. tit,. 1,,mesty 0, davaraire memo.
Wil11111 Allpport meisitmls for Senate .elliennk lwt - - l so drive the menalle to cora front On -
reform a 55,11 the Gooyernatect woottla Attrarting Trade In ingest ! tario. Spann ths stop. Plough the
. ;lift hobbint ...rare." as he tulle It. -
What -sort crooned.] metamorphosis' Japanese shop/keepers. In attempt- stubble under and klieg It sada%
Mika"' 8"1 Ili 11'14 tit- ii Ita • hatoli tone, p41.4.- ali;1111 the ersnints we Mg to attraet the ortrenwor within
The Prollile liens
th"t• in iilat!kl''""t" n'f"rtn ""led :''' are iiiirah/e' to imegime, but when bit- Stele mfrsoften sehlotre nnexpected
aery•mpli.bcd. A,s•ording to the cen;, tea lty the !sobbing bed the •IctIni reenftat Sims In lapaneee. English et is sot otwareikookeo that
etitntIon. the Sl -ill 4... eauld be re•I tepidly contents to lose ilhe stately ere the morres of much amusement the spa ofsi. tug is cm proatailo.
otignily of a mature matron And will
formed 011if 11"Ith the consent of the
alio,. the snr,.ilealloon shears to
Renate Iteelf. And so, the eoursoo whielt pooh lier of her worst rharni and l•
, "•'!.". -?.o. o' , Ube Government wits hiking WW1 _tffe niece of the aitraettre tollture (M-
K' eel, nue which promiried definite re- .PI•Y• the frauled larks' of the RW1110
flapper. VasIdon-that dame of tea -
,1 W' snits
stahip replotting • has need to
\ 7•• • NE Line Politted to the in1Prtm" an•wer for. Mt ,me of tie °wettest
TOWNSHIP COUNCILS
Vindictive is the father who locked
his extravagant daughter iu a room
full of new hats hot no mirror.-
COLBORNE Loudon Sunday Pictorial.
Towtoship couittai met lu the hall
at Carlow September stn. With lit. What the a%erage woman wants is
Veagan, Ma Hill and Mr. Robertson a ..11...ng. who ran be
present. Minutes of hist meeting wrapped aroomid her Onger.---LIttle
adopted as read. on *notion of lir: Yea- Itosok Arkansas Galette.
tau and Mr. Hill. It was moved1.1
L"
A4 4
„ 5 "
to foreign vlaltore. The prim has It Is the hes that ineet.egp
horn generally eonceded to a hiker when prima are to i -h withal mg thaws
ing terprego LiteMe passorby with the ; ution a - haa that .1004
In pre-elirthetnake Yokohama. Wirth- aemmiebigbist profit.owe th. las,_
Ake 01 the product of Me *roma. lir in tits Inimbig, Ed sop am laid
bung out this sign: sieed Gest Is Ow villas st bar sow
'VIII 91061114T WATER 114 ... ..
Mr. Hill end tostoettied by IF 44Wkikkill
MAT the hill from ttie Goderteh hoapt-
nil for Indigent patient two paid. Car-
ried. The following set -counts were
mild: Jam Farri-oh. gravel and N0r1L.
*12: A. Hortton, re -surfacing. *5; C.
road work. A:1; A. Good. mid
superintending. 32025; C. Alin. road
work and 2h. staples. 33.75:- Ed. WI -
ter. ;1;loCin. Strntighan. land
awl work. *11.I7 Vied Mughord.
surfae-ing. r2.34): R. repstrs
too eulvert. 32.50; It. Hetherington.
tile. Sai.50; Goderielt hospital. for in-
digent patient, '$51. Meeting aol-
journed Itettolwr 13th at 2 p.m.
HE-TH-ERINOToN.
Township Cdierk.
r •
FAST WAWANOSH
Conm-ii met on August 2911t.2911t. with
ell the members present. !flumes of
:are into -ring were mall Mutt approved.
Coomplalut having been ros:elved front
t he bowi-bits of linnet t t hat t he
Sturdy drain near Auburn was out of
repair. it Was derided to have the
/1111111, attended _to forthwith. The ea-
gineer's report sou the Cook drain
coneessloon 4.. was read to the, parties
interested and went adopted twortsion-
allv . The ch.rk W:1s In • t ruettoof tss
have the necessary Witty connec-
t• 411_ theteWit h prepartsd_foor a spode!
mo .ting of council to he held as soon
os:itile A bylaw was reed and
mosso fixing the following rates of
taxatioo he for tpresent year: County
rate. 5 10 mne iton the •: iaW114.14111
t 1/.. 2 m s. ann
ol geeral P1•11(1011 ?Ate.
3 5-10 vnii-Isttte 4: ordinary sedtted
raft. 1111.1 tor ge•oletwontnres ovt.r and
aleovoo these a amints. The foil...wily:.
aoconnte were poi 141: J. 4.1114.5.pie. '
work on hill. in cession 14. 1112.50:i.
- Me Buiriaer. 11 ng w a sit t 81
river bridge. enrols. ion 10. *11: 14
NIcIturney. grovelling 'III. eoneosslon
elk tool witting in tile. 9
G .25; A. Pnt-
otta., work on road. 90. : J. Breen.
do.. 32.80: F. Toll. Ito.. 311: T. Tim•ent•
do..A0
.1441,4101.s 31.50: W. A.1441,4101. S1.50;
F. rook. shovelling gravel. .8() : II.
Toil. do.. 32.30; I.. Sosott. •11.25:
G. J1111114011. 111,.. $2.5o: W. W den.
Morel. 31.15): W. 1,fetk. .1
k. W.
Setter. do.. 32.55: W. Fothergill. .
34.88: P. W. Mott. do.. $43.; K. Mt'do.,_M; W. Fitxpatriek. do_
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ContWil will hold their next refu-
ter meeting on Tuesday. September
22nd. -A. PORTF.ItFIELD.
Ito 'your Nye need strong Rehm,:
sheeel Of rendre. every boy tiaPa.
$ee the gond vellums we ere offering
at "the little elope -shop around the
corner.' talfARMAN'S.
- HOW ABOUT PAINTS?
We can supply your wants in all c.olors.
Canada Paint
81.0
,44.6-411
A general line of Hardware, Oils. Lime, Gasoline
and K. S. Tires.
Implements
We have a good second-hand 10-20 H. P. Titan
Tractor in good shape. . .
only 8 HP. Cushman Engine.
How about a new McCormick -Deering Tractor. Corn
Binder. Manure Spreader or Grinder for Fall?
HILL'S HARDWARE, Auburn.
'not,
PHONE& ',Mega/mon, 5 ring 3; Illyth. 32 ring 12.
SCHOOL SHOES
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The time is here again to fit your boys and girls
with Footwear for school. They will need good, strong,
serviceable shoes --the kind that will stand the most
severe test in any weather. In this line we have ex-
celled all past efforts and you will find at your com-
mand a very complete stock of neat, reliable Footwear,
at the lowest possible prices.
FE -111'01* OUTING SHOES are here in every ,!•ttrk
; des; ript on They are the best wearing ROMs On 4.191
th; market Ilnve a look at our Boot!, and tr
OL Shoe:, for workinionett The prices are revret- it
4,40 AM, awl of the quality that will give patiFisction.
vett • Si At
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GEO. MacVICAR
North side of Square : : Goderfe
SHINGLES
AFTZ7i'
EVERY
tASi‘t.
F.Z4
- 3X
$1.25 per bunch up
ONE CAR
Robert MacNair Brand
PIP RfOrl 4.1/ Of J&(. in les)
Enfor, GRAIN R. C. CEDAR -
The best car we have ever handled
Probably one
reason for the
popularity of
witiours is that k Jogs
so lose and rsouse such
great dividends for so mall
as oath,. • It keep teeth
clean. breath most. ef•Pidte
Fresh sad 1:1(Itlavorml
keen. digeedon
allways Is Idi wau-wr•PPINI
package.
FLAVOR
LASTS
GODERICH PLANING MILLS Limited
(BUCHANAN'S)
P. 0. DRAWER MO PHONE 47W