The Signal, 1925-9-10, Page 31
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"Wilde,"' M tLeteatl Lrr, "you PREMIER'S SPEECH
know it in not proper to say '1 ain't
yWhat le '• the matter, where's
our grammar?"
"My 'rammer? U. she's dead."
Unlimited Quantity- of
GOOD MIXED WOOD FOB SAIL.
at $$ per single cord. delivered,
TH OODERICK M.LNIJ- 1.CTU
00.. LIMITED.
(loot of Angktsea St. Phone 01.)
OPENS FEDERAL
ELECTION CAMPAIGN
Regarded u a Strong Pronounoe-
MOM of the Goverzunont's
Position and Policy --
Ottawa, Sept. U. -The addreu with
which lit. Hon. Mackenzie King
opened the Federal election eampalgn
of 1925 in North York uu Saturday
uuekalbttdly wilt be recorded among
the notable and historical utterances
of Canadian politic.. 'Already it ap-
peirl to have made a profound im-
pression wherever it has had pubti-
eation, seports iadkstiug that
throughout the country its reception
has been similar to that accorded it
by the electors of North York, who
heard the Prime )lintater directly. -
Friends and admirers of the Pre-
mier and Liberals generally are grati-
fied at the character of the speech and
Its contents,. •and declare that the
campaign could not well have been
opened in a more ■uapielous manner.
Glad Elettles Orr
in political circles, as elseetrhere, re-
lief Is appareut that uncertainty is
done w•kh and the electiuu on. Lib-
erals and C.onsereatim-dike appear
content that the zero hour has struck
and that In a few short weeka thej
outeeme will be dee•ided. 'The brevity I
of the campaign was antisepa'tada
and apparently is generally satisfac-
tory. As previous- ttespateber have
indicated, there has been reason to
believe for some we -eke .that the Gov-
ernment would elect to have polling
in the last week Its October. 1n fact,
the Gocerntaeut'' determine 1011 to
repeat to the country, and do so at
Gibe time, Las all uloug been us cer-
1tale as anything could be lack�i-n�g� appears! Octal apll�,10ret nett: Wind aple'ara
to he the most imjoreestve feature al
BOUSBS - *OUSES
AT.L KINDS FOR SALE
If you intend buying a home let me
show you where you can save money.
Never was the opportunity better.
Get pikes on what It AUl cost you
to build. Then come In and see what
I have to offer you and sive money.
This I will prose to you.
P..1. SAN
Real Estate and Insurance. 'Phone 50.
GFA. WILLIAMS
Dealer la
DOMLNION, PROVINCIAL,
MUNICIPAL. AND IN- •
DUSTRIAL BONDS
Fire. Life, Accident. Automo-
bile, and General Insurance
Agent
Office, North Street. Phone 53.
Tie Armstrong Real Estate
Insurance Agency
IASY
sad g 1
bens.. and Lets is Goderich sad
,Vitiaity. and Farms for Sale
A large :Panther of houses
lots ..fes sa:e to select I'M la
almost any• part of the town
desired at prices and terms
that should suit anybody.
Over 50 farms for smile. a few
well timbered. some of them
where the buyer la only asked
to pay for the improvements at
a lrtw valuation and the land is
thrown in the bargain. at terms
any pueblgg Rican could
easily nd.e.
Ask. a ut them.
A good pines to buy any kind
of property\ For all particn-
hers write .or rose
J. W. ARMSTRONG
•
Above Pane
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P. O. ilex 89
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CRAIGIE'S \
lasnrance and Real Estate
of
• Minister � auuduncrwent
es
the Prime
dbsstdutluu and tin- terms of .•hie alt•
pelio the people it his frank-atatt-T
meals of the reagens which impel! him'
to the cuur-e be has taken.
' Could Have Carried On
The Government could, as be said,
Imre carried un for another Sear -and
a lath.. It wuuld have beets justified
by law and precedent iu dulug so.
Alwr, as be acknowledged, many of his
supporters advised that he should do
so. with a view to party' advantage,
urging that the geberai improvement
taking pines In etsonomic sad -
nees conditions and the effete of the
record harvest wo
told help the Gov
and the frustration of the Admtnl/-
tratlou'r efforts to pas* legislation 'de-
sired by the tor.pk. The ease fOr-
Nrnate reform by regards as stronger
now than it would have been had the
election been earlier by reason of the
(Senate's own conduct. 111 other
words. he gave the upper hoarse rule
e RIs t.. effect Its lolt.g. A pro -
Pastures Aro S a from Long
(Fro p:•tffbr Farmer. Sun, Aug. 21's
While tin• southern old e.f Iftlrou
eeouuty might be included it the arra
that suffered from dread' all through
touL�4�ttly from the people
OWN CROPS IN HURON
AVERAGE OR BETTER,
Sll:ENTT-EIGUTII YEAR NO. i
«111 re- the growing ..r(t000, grain crops 'leve
wove any olete. it to reforu,• a fair average awl the wheat 1.
Mtigbea to Itaaaat; , threshing out surprisingly mea. Fur -
been
j-..bbu. _. ossisiyt._y_lie.tui__ uadr_ i, cher north, loth in Hltt a and Itruce.
the number in wbl•h the Prime -Min- relnlibl wap more at►ii around t\ lane
toter turned the tables un the leader have been a .e•lleut;
of. the lllgositiuu mi the matter &teen rad ()wets Sound 11w -harvest was
wh1.11 the t'wI-ervatihes have rallied never better.
,...-,. s.•.."4^ a .•ry agsleet the Gov- TO the south. In- tie important et•as-
erImeut. At Mfr. Melg11rn•s own tug rectluu of HbrutI. ea -tures have
door hr places the reatousibfit•y for leen pour all .Mane,. Au average holder in the in.or{orat•d company,
the wort-rxirloitd migration to the number of cattle have- hen carried on h entitles: you to vote at the anneal
rutted State,.. On hint he lays the grass this summers. many iudi•Idnai a ,lIi,g, t.. have your say as to the
blame cveu fur talk of annexation. farmers taking caritas of Western p•dk•y to be {.erstted kw the nest
In hi. efforts to 4Iseredlt the t:uv- feeder., but with short grass gains year. to help siert the board of cover
ernm.-nt. the t►pts.�litton Leader. Mr. hare not Igen rapid- Hay. with the nor, for the t•u•uhtg year. or to be
King .Ieeinres. has done Irreparable exceptlou of alfa was a pN.r erop, r!es•t,d as nue of the governors. The
injury to toe interest*- of I:ausda .at in ,spite of the fact the last year's bard of governor". .�Irry our the lame -
home and abroad, %While the po4tel.s ,oweoYng. were unnaualh goiirl. hr outlined at the annual meeting
of the Government were ipevltalely Gat a Goad 'Hart of. tier shareliAIdt•rs. aid report their
Leading to improvement in crowd- The unexpectedly R•s+l grin bar Year** prugr.-a to the mewbere at tow
Hons. 'ir, Metghen wan -frightening vest le attributed to the goal start x11111141 weer DR. With .aa orgaulza-
people net of Canada. depressing early in the eprtng!4•t Agricultural tion of this kind. the beard should
hnsioess 811.4 dlaetllragina intending Representative S. .11. $tether$. •'',%e never he allowed to get into a rut. if
Irerr nut had a real, waking rale for it does: the fault lir. entirely with
a year at least,' he remarked. "01111 the members of the As.o, biltioll, -0.110
the crops would never have withrt.NMI have the rcm.dy in their own hands.
the drout.h if the seed heel not stone Thev have' the power to dictate a new
in under such Ideal roudittons. .It 1 nli.y. and t.. elect a board of gover-
wet tie beat weeding tint we ev. news who will carry out their wish's.
bad, inti auk
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jiIG,iT IION. W. L. ]IJCKEN%Ih: ta\
'What I .want. tornake t4ear and repeat et fie-Intonelt ie thatwehave
ue {•ro0lem more. urgently in mewl of sulutb it than the rallw:.F l r:,,elem. that
without int solution there is little or nu chance• of reducing cos national debt
and the french and other taxes. to nay nothing of railway rates mid fares:
that fn the interests alike of the-t'anadhin National hallway-. the ('aiadian
_-_ -__ ._ _ art: and that the
Pacific Hallway. and the piddle. Tis suG►tTion mutt not be dehy-.•
oolntlon can he worked ant and given effeet to only by a OOvernai •nt that has
ant and A titillate from the peoph. r.. act. 1 amp
OUR HOSPITAL
4►ur nese hospital bus been, the sub;
jt'tt of eery funorable+ comment from
ereryvme w•L.. Las visited It this sum-
mit. more especially by those from
out of town. We uow have its God-
, rlrh ooh a1 the meet up -t -ds tt• a:11
1., I4tluippsl wall hospitals in Can-
ada. one of which our chlze•us have
t've•ry reason to be proud. 11 'e have.
also. 1144• most druo,ratie form of
wauagensent of any hospital in
imt'rtts '' .r t rel �s-
are elected from among the members
of the Hospital Association. Mem-
Iwretnip in this Association Is opep to
au,votte. and costs *.'.(4' per year.
'filo corrode rship makes you a share -
immigrants by ht+ misaepreaentn-
thons mud pWilutislik broad:testings.
It is widely acknowledged that the
Premier lure wadereffective nuswer to
our. of the principal /►pilo•itiuu are
gnments. , use win are not familiar with
' la Cotm�attre x11 average aro or better. Whoelt is ter•• ono ti the oIIuw• ng out n
policy
hist entire outline ot, p
p.lisy and purpose. Mr. King was above,average; from all ue•onuts Wit help einem to Appreciate iheir.op-
strictly consistent with III, past pest- forty bushels to the eters Is routmon. telrrtliity more clearly.
Gen. 111 Ruing to the country ,.40 q,.
and ••.m,• fields have run nein lift y-, The Loewe of 40rce•ntors i•.msi -ls of
is asking ter a more aut11uritntlar threw hashelo.- a tw,^we members. 4)ue usemter is
maudgt•• aro the power of a majority
Where Wild Carrot Abounds uam,rl by the town ronncll, one by
to retry out what he has already
Travelling 'along th.' Blue Water ter t sntuty uuncll, 4nd nue by the
started. The �bluet changes urn' Ylighwar through Gcsb•ricit lostoblp harsh Medical Society to represent
largely anticipated In the matter of '' .• .7141001 trip being lmpress,4 by thein for the year. Tile other' Lite •_
treiprath$,.', trot :eine of 1111 ape time ,way In wbldt tile' a nntry+ids Is no -nets -v.\ of the- hoard. are tluc•t.d by
nointments`. 44.144'it.0 surprise. lir, infested with wild carr•').• Not •lIl7 ole ,units r- .t the Assert -4010u it tete.
)larirr war expected to 1w taken In Ire `, 1144• rood -Ides 8114 with the auunal up thug. Tree of tea• 4,1.4•ttd
we.'t., Lot 141x10400 mel meadows ern 'ntr1ut., rs . \ 1h,. ►.rued antomatica117 -
The incluslol of either Nies Cannon want Mar,., are ail ttd•i: with it that r tit en 4e l mr, tune tisk suc,w..a.ws
1F -f• in ss . oe w i,jety � elee•ct ah
at'n it b �i1t1••,tlt--f..-+iJ••tia- rl. lgura-- Tlth`-
nwrr+•4.-aittn+a>:Fr it h•-IaJtvr+rll !firmer' __ •
mmi,•r It s made 4rowpt;Ilde t.uisb tilrw tr�otr giRii; ..fltn''Awht't1r..!lvay � tr'o`t-'ix-*'xfr*•h•nr'e'�
1\'ihl cnrra is rail clasal as ummh r+ MI 111,
g •j
-r-
a -strong support in 1 arliaw
prepared to ray' that of given such u majority. the present 1.• %eminent will
take up this task 'immediately and at an curly date present tr. Parliament the
��' neve++eary Teg7KTrffiuf."=3tr. i(tntt at kWh -mood Hilt.
eenme n tater on. Hut Mr. King .was' North Atlantic shipping combine. He
disposed. neither to take advantage of efforts were only Interrupted by lbe
preeede•nt nor adopt advice based ou' death of Mir William I'eterrwn.
party considerations. His maroon for Those win know the Prime Minister
dl4s ilei t I'arllame•nt and aliuw•lug entertained no doubt that be would
the country to etcrl a new one Im-i adopt u fighting attitude on that snh-
441(11lltely IN the need •.f ■ Government I jest. as he has dune. His (teetered ion
1 sufficient, . u d t u sa•x
t , r
majority b et land monopoly t
with A m,n
I j J .t any s
' a a n
J 1
R
e
-With,
it t
ter -enable g'rat,plr
r
�.
lug. i..t�
for w
dire with him tte+le rt,e*'e'tK
s" lir i
proWvma sod bring its p>bliehs triol of public service business and the at-
e•ff,• -t. The national interest is the thirds and relationship which 1111
factor which has lntfu,nee'd � he Prima l Government should take toward it.
�liniafrr. On the question of fiscal p.11.'y.
t .ts he stated. Aix Ministry
might . premier King adheres firmly and.
-TO RENT -
FURNISHED 6 -roomed cottage,
bath, electric light, furnace,
two fireplaces. Possession Sep-
tember 15th.
Summer cottage, 7 rooms, fur-
nished, situated at Blue Water
Beach.
J. W. CRAMS
Sun-- Life Assurance
Co. of Canada
Yon owe it to yourself, to your
dependents and to your laved ones
tobny Life insurance and to buy
it now. Commit ua.
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
Goderich Phone 115
Fist Mortgage
Real Estate Bonds
to old 67, and better.
Secured under the
s, W. Strauss plea.
Huron Investments
Limited
Maeouk T.-pl. Bllg•.
GODERICH,
ONT.
eltlife r-tiTroollaor ,o rntua*II4I Sha-tnnll,hm,1 ter tlrr_..tu, 41444 1844 l.as
support of the majority of the Com -I taken ever since he came to ogle...
items during *nether s.wslol, but He is umlinlr,,eally op{Nwel 444 t1N•
emelt a -erosion would be employed i extrema in our dire tion �.r the other.
fur eam{Mlgu purpose -e. and Guvetu_, He maintains. as he has walututurel
r 1e•
e M .r rl
sill e
wt .m
ret•• . r
•xfr
rut un•asnre•s and p .I t In the_ past. that,. tsar
id up._ Without a !Isar majority vow, t14r _1o?iit� 'nf high pirate •t„on
Government could nut fettle -0M 1-propnet'd by flee ('oas.'rraflrio ter 'i 'e
throe h. The ,'rime Minister. there-, .rpp.slte looney of free trade. wonlel
fore, s it was expected he would.' set one section of Canada fleetest the
deter's' d to appeal to the country ,•titer_ would skeMer e•ouhderatlon.
instead o to 1'nrltemel,t, to Ru to the ills policy. as he stateet in the ('om-
people for n unmistakable. mandate
Mild a IMekl in the Commune suf. -
tklent to enal him to give effect tot
/1't\ national issues. lil4
their w We es n tfo
course• is well veal tato) to appeal to!
the people by virtue et its ,ourageun'.�
nese and public -spirt , loess.
Mr. Klug, it will be nliuttted, has
chosen for his fighting round. hail
mad.- the 1es11e. of the (II ign, the,
1 oftestlona which 11+1 ntnst lousl3--
engaging the attention and et cru of
the country. And he ham mac his
ak-
paosiion In regard to thew uuut
act)= denr. 'Ht� nit .j quest
acid the tranoportation problem gen
(rally are recognized as being the
most Important berms ,Canada 44
the ptesetk time
Mr. King's policy, as outlined to
North York. 15 _ direst amt fat?-=ttach-!
Ing. Relieving that a monopoly in
rellweys, either by public or private
°whets-hhip, le not to 4.1 euntempt*ted.
lip hex determined to have the rail-
ways operated es sepsrate syatenta at
the least necessary cost to mho.( they
pierce and the taxpayers of Canada
at large. His policy to this end is
that of controlled competition. The
C.P.R. anti the Canadian National
will continue to compete, hut they
will compete sanely and In modera-
tion. co-operating to reduce costs in--
steed
t
stead of combating Peels other at the
expense of the people. If this co-
operation Is not effected voluntarily
It -alit be by e•eompmheh,n:
The Government's pulley in this
respect sees aMlcipatel to some ex-
tent , by Hie Minister of RAliwaye In
hIs eperrh on the retiree). statement
lett session. l'nlrsa, the r.onntry was
prepared to go in for n gignntl. rail-
way monopoly. the dangers of which
Premier King pointed out, the , Gov-
ernm,ent'a method of dealing with the
alteration would seem to he the obey
loirleaff ._
este ewers Critics •
Those who have nought to have It
believed. or who have themaetvee be•
tiered, that the Governmtent •had
abandoned Its determination to bring
about .emnpetklon sad reasonable
retie. on ('attadiee gongs on the North
Atlantic have had their sneerer. The
Government Is net thrones with the
mous and repeated to North York.
14 a broad national p Iky designed to
-rrve beet 1lir country as a wholes,
not any particular section of it at Gt..
,exi caste of other seeders. Hr .re-
gards such policy as the one indicated
by the trrawent status. fitesit(On and
11,1810 of Canada. His apw•s•11 gave
.red
intimation tion _iliac he it6 hr,la '
ample
oil
and ,tintent in met Mr. M, iffier
the issue of the l.,•ter's own shoosing,
that of tAdtioer ff Tariff Board
As he had prev;. „ usly premises!. for
above-the__futthgralrte t --the Government's
ia11h y, to have . ifs et given to it
the fullest and falreet manner. an
advleewy tariff I.s,rd will be create:(.
With regard to the question of Sen-
ate reform. Mr. Kill sake for a clear
ratesesseseinatitstedeeM the'str-posttlrm ire token 1* that the de-_
i,Irsblllty tef Segue.- reform has been
,h'moiletrated by. 11,e politir•al hostil-
ity of rhe majority in the upper
hoose• to the 1Iw•red Adminietratiou
110Z1 rd. choices. and 1 1 1 his ren k
thteise leo _ weed In the. soles. that ,iti
i• t_ r• ;illy -ire daisy e: c •u -herb Taft -entirely in
Cnri'rulu.0 -ale dui- ar a hues IN
•' a
n +
1 t t m •-r
,.f TI
tr individual.. .•.� NI ft , ,•w� to 1 i
Both the n. N blit when nay weed Taus wild Derr a the hood. f n f
and t11• S lieltor-t:,•urrll arc• ex• I windy district It meat take a heavy ,hulIvidea14 nee pr.:`\ided a--crv14•e to
-toll from crone. The preponderance whish w-,• . h've In. ,mr t,-,-'Ist lrliIWI.
of me•udowt 141,11. yvCu:e loud, 4vh,•n mud which w.' re inti tied to take for
1
the i' -
la .tr.•ugt leu,•• 41, , _ h t sow- foto innately. `'u the past. hospital
• p tl toile mtrtavtL or not manage
Is•ril•n4wl in Parliament. and. nre men
.
Poe it
ability •nn
e1 n .
' •,I
�, Iz
u r
• u
f g
Mr. Gordon 1s looked meet a a string
man-fetr Thr• Ml,,l tr7. - *H4
for the. Iaunigratiou IN•partment.
that
,umlrar.d with the More a&suthrr, :ural grluatcd. unr au ince est wing t Ia
i,iiiffili `cog(T&•t•;.,-7rri--Dori,- --stn+-he,:,t, al e�"'"'1
while there wee f*Y-)res 141111 in hued ua1 friend, when t •7 reet`Ir141 e{wrt
its 111.• rural 4nd teen• Rnck4v'lrat attrutiide _ -�,_J•
W.mmnnly used is :110 rotation as Is this 11,4 nu nu • it nt (1ti le• to - - -_--
-mot1eriug crop. and alfalfa purl Mk.•? Whitt right have ser n exie(4" _
ret clover. wbteh a•• lard witlii--Ie•. tl•an tv.. tytalr4,l . rptee\ to our
GODERICH'$ BAND'S
FINE PERFORMANCE Pse
weeds. are he e/Nen ta•.rr-prywtar- oe,mmnnity ter essawr the whirls re- `__
Only fix Points Behind the Leather* ASS; -1,44 tttr.: itR•ir<m -*--eo*ssara-
in ('• Ii. E. Competition \ rotation. ruining ...hen -1.5 six 4Ir iwpurttut branch ut public
eight y'e4s. )4.r• alt., 1111 4ttd t."r,." TIn y 1 ay a '41re" t memhcrshI'
The Goderich band, tinder the leas' ilk tstnrc• like rap• (44P t• sin du1L,r. la•r .year: threes is ne p
retie ..f )Ir, II. E. Jcuner, ma+le 1111
exrellr11t stliewing • in the rinse "4;"
band competition at the Canadian
National Ilxbibiti.dl, • T„r.rltt''. oat
Thursday last. -Uthough they did
slut carry off any of tile• prize hooey.
they ...sowed seventh i" -'' on uuh.l 4
Tart -Sr.w
took -that I
lutist•
e 1W1.11-1.
fTt
various points its Ontario. They were
aharded (• {sdn!s• tool the fact that
they were only six points trelow the
first -prim• wtnuers and tel points
e• the Lowest Land is c.e,shiered u
In • 1'1.4 Rt'�1- 9teew'ifryr'_"'Tyy. is 'nsttu'iui1J
remarkable as the 0*'al tram Iles
been organized only about six
Immo111li,. The hays themselves
entrel the trip All Tnrunt.1 awl are
well pleased with tete ont,otti" of
_their-adventrre. which was .the lust
of its kind for tuoat-uf't21trinand•mea.
Th,' adjudic.t«r4t:t••,rials "C" band.
woe Capt. 1'11444." (r '-elft. flus, Its..,
1►treetor.c•f )lush.. Royal 23n.l Regi-
ment Rand:--Qtiee•
eh. Capt.
has officiated at several ('.N.T.. con-
tests. and is n men Of eutstnuding
musl•al ahility and a most callable
judge. The teeet selection was "Sul-
llvsn'p_Operetie• Gems," arranged by
1..' ter Itroektoii. The elmte-'t tmn-
meni•ed at 111 ,,t'I's'k.114 as
Ilievitrnning.
when the draw fru• p, .
Wade
In a large tent specially crested for
the band -men. The la all Land dre,r
lettt.(4. (880(1on and it oras about 12
o'clock when their turn cane to -fatty
on tie mein bend stand. Knell laud
played is march st les-1bn* of their
1; w,aiel}
ra p•
Tltfy the matter ..f w,.4411 1,11„;,01. if holes of their -ever getting a d.
oe.I dope ar•• not prnetteahh• 1 tl,i- out of It.. ---why the they de. this ye
e lion. Ohl h'•(11r'• lands -are `p(1414 after crar%
tut ed tiller for to: in this 10 of Think this phase of the ipls
Har n. whi.9t Is prolaldy the velar. over. The Ladles' -tltxitl ry will very
of tiles praltietion in the Pros - sl•nrtly be king u cntvass for (1enr-
Beat are another important Heroes, b. rs tor next year. Put aside (on
l'71•II
4•r' 1. liir
Tia
t
t,�-r running
ermined- �ttn
n now.
and sets
'u they
4411--
mslrl its
1!124: Thea c'ent's 'you to become a member :how them
Ater -,az rapidly and w ill , that you are w illiig t. do yon' (41141.
11'. b. mill.. An average ', m win 40.•14- - b.. able to go by the
g , ,l quality lean, 1s 11...111,:i Fluid •:ay. '-t am It 'ellen-holder
T 1I 141 ;11,11.11" -ti
j•nal ri's'k .•44wpatlly (1111'114'• _
4rti Pu'i Irasr - _ 4 is 444444._lhut_.uvxu-
this platy" fur
`were are 1411tuit.t- that cvltl ts• \elle Is• 41luu.
,dudry of a better I ire y u know of any indnstrial-
�tP baa et lune coriN.ratiol tchere�y„It can hay a
__
111141., 1111. local boys played tis"
•sappy march he' "Men
of Ohl march
d
following ttoy g
and test piece-TTJey T•reI.4.lnao hearty
i' -
applause. from the large
. _euermmded chs• 41 and_. The
fact that they temporarily forte'
that they were playing'tor the jii.t
who wan In a tent only n few feet
away, and not for the large nu•
diene who were some distance from'
the stand probably Iret market for
them, at one of the judge's chief re-
marks wee that they - were playing
too snappily.
A /summary of the judge's remark.
upon the Goderich ab,tn,1 follows: litil1 c
good p•rformanee spoiled
the biting stne,•atn notes in the brass.
Thee habit 1111* taken away some mut
Illy from the tone of the solo cornet.
who is n good player. Develop a
singing style. The tone of thea baud
la a little hard. but is grad"
The 1alnde who competed in cines
"C" and their standing, fnt',wninie
1 New Toronto
2 Meafor(
3 Waterford'
4 Pet roll's
r► (iltelph
s Weldon
7 Goderich
2tpi41Na1 1
is
•non Is• r.
harvest of
1.,k, I tor.
Hnrol'lph•
Ing to put their
burls. Huron real
nth important appli•-grow• lug moot}•• member -hill and he eligible to the
"Twenty -114'' • crar• IIS() apples were Ioaiel of management on payment of
ald\Mr. • St«ther•• a nonuul f, 44f two dollars?
n 11 i,rr. ' 44'1.7
�md hen• erre wauy gp.dh stern - Tiinrrii5iett d ,'11*n11g wiN
he
ole.-but---
MIN Ilk. lu Pee; over 210.0e0 harms we 'lave it ern, gas) authority thnt
were rhipp•d front Huron. Lao- year ,.ash dividends ,ere not nwnys the
ostia s' .,,000' ; Nut most snti,+fa.ury
th4•rr ' t
ince emwereail 1 fnrnl or•tebird.+'tu'+'tt-411:11e-7....-N rem wantt --orae.return for your
girded, hilt Pattie plagtati,1,4 44f ten' money, bay 11 five -dollar ticket. Them
t. tlfte•vn nem- have, as )Ir. Stoth'rs ter rplI'I sick and we yell keep you ire
11111 11. been ming hack to jtn4le4 can- the hospital for ,o,. - seek free of
dithers TLe problem lo to get the ,'large.
. 1-
orchards that are worth euvlttg hue
•••P+•'-r4w4..-- •q1"' , 11i1Jt ILtr._e ,) to view..
Mite: Godfrey Jansen. 1id,.7 Pal- a Fruit 4 rows •t nu.Il We. organ-
elar. 4frde -Carver. -Will John+ton, hc,111frui?ist�sle,4s 111.,1,1 lit-('ti►1f dieity ase. ll Inst __
clnrturt•: .trthnr Curry. 1l:arold „ , ,
New, omlw, rronds'ues: Sid. 110ey. ,f.. N.'vc11tlo r• 44.hich w 111 • M• repeated
cam -heir,, Howard Fowler. altos: this bill. .t spraying -.erein• w'ys or -
Gets. Jrunett.. Taintrite7 f'lla I111114C' gaeirieei lith- -1'r:og un lines 'dialler
.1. Harkin-. Iseeses; Geo, James, to that carried out in 1lurluuu end
i
drums. - XarGdk, through Ihr euro{le4atlon of ntid
111 rounds of pe,: _ agrirult11r711 repmw•ntxt 4r -
tllr cl.,t ('. spraying sette-sarprivire4.-- a.
Thursday the bondsmen were mei by
orchards, end circulars .,I \\
)les•rs. E. It. 11'I¢lee �i.l'.1'. Ilret44r 'I❑ fifteen + +
Hay. wi.4 Cion. Rance. who remained ained how' peat when to vprty were sent to \ I
tt
wTil tTle lioy' tlrr.n►Rtrtw►i N+. o• rite sc _,,t«.iit__.fttt}_ grutrcr Tllr Corinrtt }__ - k
1t t
.tt noni 1en14 tl'• bnpdsnl.•n erre ole, 14rtw1 a• n central pur.4l;isht4 ngrnt 1
1t'i4le t- Inuch4on. for x )4444' material.. The sum • o1" \
a...r. - •i
.1+ st,trr. l• Tllo, Mite wore their tial- �a mir�9f-y7+.t •. - -
•11i - liaulgmrt, fruit le emend. utl4' ituprucell be•ome
forms for the fir -t time rat the Tor the Il,i•Irlls for A et -operative selling
onto Evhibitt,u. They nrr part icu- orentilgAtinn. Monte;and RprayIng
tarty well pleased with them. •ehel are. howrr,•r, thee ‘r."111..111
to becm,str'lrnrl them•rhPa one of the hest t•n•kl.•1 fieri.
dr,' ''l bands there.
Third Year In Goderich
ACDONALD GIBBS
THOMAS McM11LAN, LIBERAi. CANDIDATE %SMITE • rlItON.
It may not be without slgnlfesnce that the first mere nit addressed by the
Prime M1nittte In the present eampn4Rn, after nisi-IIIh8 owl risme 01 North
Tort. was in Mouth Huron, where Mr. Thomas Mcllrllan is currying the Lib-
eral hauler to, expected victory. is Mr. McMillan to lie the Next Minlete-44
Agrkniture? la a question that la not unnaturally asked. Durint,the comm.
of his address* at Exeter the Prune Mlnlstor paid a norm trfbate to Mr. Mc-
Millan, declaring that to had the ability and energy to he sus of the gre.teeat
public see in the coutry.. _
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12 HagerevIlle •
The Onch•vieh hand was somlroseel
of: 14. iI. Jenner. hnndmalter : Iittln
ley Porter'. Robert Henry.nMRenoo
Pentland, enrn*tt;
(CltOIRMASt'ER KNOX CHURCH)
will receive pupils in piano and
singing. Large library of choice
piano and vocal music. : :. • e
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