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GODERICH, ONTARIO, THURSDAY. .JANUARY 19, 1928
1:I':II'l'i PIItSri' 'ii AIt NO 3.
The Personal Element
in Banking Affairs
BETWEEN the curtness and coldneua of
printed bank forms and the human ele-
ment for whom oar they ate designed,
are east opportunities for the banker to give
valuable peruonal assistance. The Standard
Bank, through the members of its staff, is
anxious to tree any opportunity that arises
to demonstrate its value in offering personal
advice on financial natters. The local man•
ager of the Standard Bank will be glad to
give intimate eourl•ee•I upon money platters
pertaining to your boatmen.
THE STANDARD BANK
'OF -CANAIA
ESTABLISHED 1875
H. H. REID
Manager, Godcrich Branch
Bruning she st
A, ,....
&Aid .nd Deaweee^e
Onyx__. _
Archgrip Shoes
FOR WOMEN
Onyx Shoes are wonderful
Shoefor fit, comfort and
wear. We carry them in stock
from A to D width.
W. HERN
Soh. Ag. nt for Onvx Shoes
The Square Phone 43w
Singer Sewing Machines
5O10 ON EASY PAYMENTS
Liberal discounts for cash
told machines taken in part payment
Free demonstration at any time
MISS S. NOBLE
Guth gide of - 1uare 1;,sleri(d1
W. GLEN COOK, General Agent
The Week at Ottawa
By It. .1. 1)rarhman
BACK TO OLD SCHOOL
to meet and greet 'Ow after so moo NO BETTER MEDICINE
OF FIFTY YEARS AGO' Years, and was very touch pkasel u
William M. liolg Rolls Back the (',ur-
tain of Time
Fifty years ago on the
2.141 of
oJan-
uary, a stripling eighteenyears
itge
left hia house 011 the farm in Tucker -
smith ttwn.hip, and went up to ITow-
Ick to begin_ Ida career as a lublfe
school ten(4aer• lie bad never attend-
ee) any school except
A lS. No.
2.k uck-
nt-
ersmith, except for
teudance at the Clinton Madel School
Just prior to this time. Ontw 3r1
,lay of January, P178.opened
he
In Union 1'. S. No. 18. Howlek and
Grey. and found a large attendance
Present, quite a number of the mine.
both loos and baric, being older than
their te8eher, and during the first
three morrlha 125 pupils were enrolled
and the daily Attendance was nearly
one hundred. The school hu e 14$
o
an old frame rnmshaekle. p en
nip.
I
i el. and much crowded during the
nrwlnn'r."•-tnrh-t ne-preeent
benne was built that summer and the
new 'school wan opened after the mid•
summer holidays. During 111114 been
pw
half -century many pupa
ls hnlght by different telaeherA.
Ott January 3rd this year. or just
fifty yenra ainee thin teacher opened
school. he nen1n appeared at the: same
s4ha1 with a few of his pupils who
were present with him when he mail-
ed reboot hall -n -century ago. fie rang
the leen, opened shoot by reading the
some Scripture and using the sone
prayer he had used fifty year. ago
He theta called the roll of fifty year--
ago.
earago. and of the 125 pupils who then lit-
tended'achnol only about a dozen now
In that locality. A number of
to meet the school officers and others
who were present on this occasion, and '
hoped that title old school section.
Where be taught itis tint lesson and IS What Thousands of Mothers
earned 0is nest dollar, would still con- Say of Baby's Own Tablets
nolle to prosper girl Send nut to the
world met and womru who scold be * .r medicine for the baby or growing
credit to the good old *chool where child --cue that the mother can feel
I't4X ,rerei tleir educotlon. assured 1s absolutely safe as well as
Mr. Iyllg, in commenting on the ( fi4dent-1s found In Rxhv's Own -Tah-
,hxnges'ain this section. printed out ' let.. The Talrlets are prised by
that 125 were enrolled rifty yens ago: the11•nuwis of mothers throughout the
now there are but thirteen. and to the country. These mot beet have found
natter of teachers' ninths he receive) 1,y 'actual cxperie n4e that there is no
II:t7.5 per year. and the present teacher other medicine for little toles to equal
e
retr4s :11,(10(1; but living ens very rhesn. Once a mother has used them
much eheap'r In those days than it is for her children site will use nothing
now. else. Concerning them Mrs. 4"ho nes
At the eanelusiott of the exe•relw•s, till Tlutt. 'ranet ek island. N.S.. writes: "I'
joined In singing the National Anthem. hare ten children. the baby being ju14t
and disper,ed to their homd es well six months ohs. 1 have useBaby's
phtlserj with the afternoon J}*'nt to rhe- Own Tablets for them for the post
old mi1io1. twenty 4erIR' and can truthfully soy
that 1 know of no betterulerll(i114 for
little ones 1 always keee•La box of tate
FOR LITTLE ONES
Ottawa, Jaen. 14. 19''. The capital
of ('aaada bloke Mut on the mildest of
m11.1 weather.er. We are dome to the
middle of *ornery. but there i* 4e17sn
little ow Member's hiking Chown
this, way may leave heavy -undies" at
home. Fresh falls of the beautiful.
%Olen they do come, linger only an
hour and are gone. There 1e ■ testy
note in a city' 'snowfall. In the tann-
try. beauty i1ngera-here It perishes at
once. trodden under the feet of men.
Snell1s life. All things are preview, -
cent. We wise the poppy. It* hMogenMogenIt shedt* s: the fret* egg In tomtit for a
day cult : ■ Senatorship lovas Its kick
when you hare It for a lifetime: gov-
e•ne'
tmnts start to decay the moment
the teat, warns; became war; 1 have It on
MP beat of authority Rua you can't
catch a Kiril Tri paetttng-salt on rte
pall. and there are no hags Of gold at
the end of the rainbow. Ira n sad
life:
ittrilhy--- 14
oweri
The ehsoitest of floral work, etc., made
at prier* to suit.
GEO. STEW.ART
Bbl Street Florist Plane 105
Thar new Senators have „leen a?r
pointeel. This leareu only -tGix no the
thin line standing betwe•1i a Tory 8041
n !Ahern! elendioe'k In -Ale Upper Cham-
ber. 1f those with ambitions rare to
work 11 mit. the -lack 1s, rosy. Take a
copy of the 1'nrllnnientary Gnide-
flgllre teM,4he sye•rnae age Of those'
who hold_ the genntorinl rents' 411111
aeir•th,. t0161:1114 OW• 'eighty, hien 111ka
<t,•sta(4sti(4! twhle giving the mortpllty
rates, 8nd'hc 1s little or*Ir•o1(ntion. n
sinryde matter of arithmetic, one rawly'
determine lw,w mally die in the yea r.
1 ith
manta
them are sleeping their last sleep lc
thecemetery adjoining the alined
witch they attended during 1111141 -
hood : othere base gone to differ
ent pasta of Canada and the UnitedStates. and some of these alto have
gone to their reward.
Some of those pupils of fifty yearn
ago have distinguished themwdtves n
various wa'ika of life. Dr. Cieox'lP_
Belden 1s prietiaing his prntemision in
Toronto : Dr/ Thomas Ball is practising
to Hnrrlaton, and Graham Mrpoeald
1s principal of 1.1*tows( Tathlle retool.Peter F. Dols. another old boy and a
former Reeve of jowlek. and ex -War -
dem of Hvrom ,etluntc• was present on
this noelttllipn and was sent to the
tdaekttoard'by hie old teacher to solve
a probjein In arithmetic. The teneher
began the exer(l4ee by going to the
board, took the chalk and taught his
elf] pupils a lesson to fr4ctlnns. after
whleb he gore them. some old•time
hrnln twisters to wive. He then took
irp geography and history. after Which
nddresss were made by the old pupils
and others.
Miss Spnrllnc. the present teacher
and her. tinfoils were present. and do-
•rt,ite the inclemency nt rhe weather
find mads the people of tit.
girl's cheek 1s disgusting." But awfully
filets in the 1lpuse and would Hylic
to do syr."
Ruby's 0 Tablets are weld by ail
A lachelor is a fellow who gets onlya nose 1 mileage as a married Medicine tors or will be moiled t*p
ItIt 1 it
lnvitlug.--1.1verlool WeWeeklyPo.t- all other mot
n
S
of price. 25 cents per fox. by
t out of The ,1$ \� itllams' Meeticlrte Brclek-
oa talar tw•ks.-Moutrea! of tar. vii . Chit.
t
y Farm Btilktin 1
_i:,lM)dete. �eeorgani7at14m of the . 441111 44111,•1 we ore blessed. or clrrvel--
I'nitcd Fayltier•a (',e-operntice along • It all depends upon the point of view
elmin10 4lt•X line's, with control of the anti the ovondit0n of the circukatitxl-
tity poor* in the bomb: of ecus- ' It Is p4rtiettlarly difeult to prevent
true or, to the Mnin4'es ..f the,polos the temperature within the house from
InJ'tewd of general shareholders of the drep;.mg' away mow {Treeing on cold
.44.m1sany. as at Treerterlt, t$ prupooed by days and nights. .
W. C. Good of Paris. first president of C. D..Mylius, n poultryman of Ed -
the 1'. F. ('o -operative. and *versa menton. Alberta. in a more rigorous
preenh'tit of the Co-operative climate titan that of Old Ontario. be -
Union of Canada. As n part of this ti
oeVes that 144 has solved these twin
reotllanisatiOn be would have .many problems. lip built a 20 by 20 house
local toeirthes-Reneli'I purple or on the principle of a refelgcretnr, or
defies. an be call. them -collecting fireless cooker -•Rain depending upon
and Shipping for the pool; and acting the point of view --and put 1n two box
an distributing agencies for a whole- flue rentilators. The results were re-
sale consort •rw s(w-i,ty covering the marknhle; even when the thermometer
whole Province. -Tate er•11rme de. drapp'd to 40 below odtlde. It never
then. for each local to be linked with went helow 3(1 nbove Inside the house.
ase many centrals as it. business ten- oral very little moisture neeir111lnt1Ml.
nests It with," he explain*. "The The wally of Ode insulated house
United Ferment' Co-operative Co. were built double -doing, tar paper. a
world be a federation of Provincial or-
oof
of directors. and ► t
each the oits own hoard d
owner) and controlled by n number of
felkrnted locals. A eentral 1,'rovineinl
Nord of directors might be fittingly
chosen from the varlole hoards to set
in on advisory eapnCity nnrl to ter-
rrrellnote and harmonize the work of
• all. Some overhead expenses might be
ono ter
section turned curt and firrni.'hed an shared. thus promoting eronosmy."
abundance of refreshments for both ; Puler present conditions. Mr. Good Jir. Mylius reports.
t-owrne aril ohs The timelier. whose � 817s. "the s tnew•hat .sporadic *and `t- i
'When Sending
Money
4.9 ByMail
'Ilse--
y
Roal Bank -p
Mone
Orders far 4:3•1)
Issued Puyuble,
it Canadian
aidLngusn
\ Currency
The Royal Bank
of Canada
Clcderich Branch - - F. Woollcombe, Manager
with this back -to -the -land feo l41110s.
as dir'ctel nt city folk. but 1 nm
anxious that a larger proportion of
farm boys and girls Minh !amain in the
bu*iness. It Is too mach to ask of a
farm that it bre paid for by a new own-
er every generation. To do this often
results in a struggle for extaterhr ra-
ther than a life."
six-ineh dead air space, tar paper. and
ohllilap. Then the air spier w'ae
pricked 11111 of planer shavings. and the
spade between ceiling and roof w -a•
also flllel. Except for the two venti-
lators and two centre window filmes
0f factory entton the house aro. Atse-
httely airtight. F?g' production dur-
ing November. December nod .ttmmory.
In /spite of some extretnvly Bold 44,•1:
then. averaged sixty-seven per e'wt..
If Looks Promising.
With two nutlet, for snrplus dotty
prodnetinn the Onrnrio dnirr man is in
organized for commercial pure ora. n fort p
s t n staff. (wilier - Rndrlk4t. Dominion The IntIon dist ou on
nilnthnl is quite n tisk. people do line. An41 ecrrywhere, not vs.n els the Rimier. 1n answer to Allariti.ns Mint
industn- . 1. In n deaw'rnte
Is W1111nm M Doig to Taming. regular emotive', 1 ,1 --nperttt
e
thnnknl his 0111 pupils 101 Coning mit farmers' dohs" nee being turned into
name
"heal eo-operntice societies properly' ionic wition. rle'44'4(l Dr..i. A.
oil tl of the world's i 1 t R ili r and warehonsing fact. dairy eommis-
Til
mo
whist the title flni torn. anti. w not the I lies
morn or less defluletic+<• the Choicer not flow iattrMlly to the rentre•s w111rh • isomer heroine e.fllodenty ouaattlztrl 10-. cY•p+ wetlti4ln from Ani
Wool Is Waisted.
Wool 1s In demand, and 8t the male
time stocks are low; eonsegnently
prievs are strong. Furthermore. ac-
cording to an International wool *ur-
vey, limning conditions in the great
exporting countries have been tether
below normal and there is not likely
to he any great rise In supplies during
1!928. There 1s a general te1dency to-
ward an Increase In sheep holdings in
many countries. but this has Leen off-
set by a con)idernhre decline In Aus-
tralia banner of Continued drought In
(hte•nPland and New Routh Wales.
of entering In at Am streight gate, toted need pgmlutlrn. The "a.Mtl sally for cmnmcrcinl . pnrpo-' they w8y became of i
111rlde oe party
by two to t:en sly- w•he•me." by 4(1 1 1 (:rear lIri- I.ractl•ntly 4hondon their cnnnetlon trait.' and New 7.ealriml. Tlwneh-+•a41-
mske a0)owr;ner ffor pparty chenRes- roan loaned money to e'rdlin families the 1'. F'.-Coop-r.ia,e: not he- skits -nide reason toexpert thtt tit,
Ilmin1144' yoirrs4f, Colima! If you fire or *noble 010171 to start In IrtrrndA, will 1nse they want to de .•' but la•san.' 1'. R. outlet will grow In imp. rtnuee
- a i'r,greseh»- Only nt•mh'rs .f lb' porobuhlr be extended. These tam thor•c• 1s no place far
two) 0111 polltlenl parties are eVe'r Tre•r- Ili('. 4"•1-1,4 <'ert8111 aid 11y- way of ,,.,,'1 4 .,ben,,."
"1 hoer thrleee notal rrrntly Moo
ter the ern rhK chamber. 1 \n Afore Free Cath. titre itlk+h wises prev,illing to the
mitred to trans ortation and the Doominion (10,. United States would eneonra:r pr'slge-
• • • • • givers tit snpervhdon to eta- 1 ern .1 r 1n
demands.
s.
Chic Hom1 to get stnrte properly .
c ch they n
o hi _
its n in 1r1 • oral
new nm
r e'w o In ere
h n , sd
t r cans for 1 p g
themselves. es. Thi• pos.-pegs of securing if r•renml•ry'(nen stiek together In .the
settlers for ('ronin err. improving. matter it seem* 1tkr•ly Mint ()Mario
moldier of (08.44. in 1'•11(1 tberi was
1
For 0414' thing. the is
1:Ihan 11 will follow the tubers. .1t the West- one ens to 3.9 t ^ns. 1n 1910 tire'+"_
flnencinl stns4tbnl Is iw•th•r than 11 ern Ontario Dair3men's convention In 'rutin erns one to 4.^: In 1020, nnr to 4.-
1.000don the other (1447--411e creamery -
men old n
me g
ower,
• present It
r wit 1
m n
;:f-11i!44r .inn. non drr'fde11 to support. a
movement for wlthdrowii Af tree pans.
There are for too ninny holdouts.
speakers said : e•nns which •1101114 be
iramportln11 cream air -s illlTing maple
'tip or syrup. gasoline, Mr home-brew:
rind (x14 mon 4nid that mM of his pane
ball even been employed In ,ell%ering
swamp whiskey!
them in the he ridded.
For Service
and Quality-
-4
TRY
Sparr's Grocery
'The Store of Satisfaction"
Hamilton St. Pale 146
We deliver in town
teas
MADISON and LENOX
rte.
i7""--- 7i
an the heart of the
rows distrix nearafl
ktil rinfent
stores and Palt)S, IMO
away from the nor
e or
/IIP a%tp _-2 AMC_ UMW)
MA bJS.N Avg NIAM IMAMS mem MIX
POWELL'S
Assurance Real Estate
Stocks and Bonds
Farms and Property a Plenty
ernment sear I 1 in (Ini Iran !s now the , n c tion sttlnetently to meet all t
Our rational retspotalh!titles grow.1'annta in ahlcll cre:ImrriiK sy1I81T} hot apparently this i- tea the(asp. For
nl
fns odor to
11"4 one to hnce on am {re the o 1 mr population
Fernier. Frnuce 44111 send one here.
This follow. the appointment of Mr.
Sinewy last year to the T'nttel /Votes.it Si more titan likely that similar
netkxt will le token with Japan. On
grounds* of race friendship we fire 01
ent•rse' more 4.4.8.17 reinter to Frnnte
Minn we ore. to .inial!). it was only
natural Hint Foliar Should come fleet.
Mit our I'nclfic relationships are of
goosing import ante. Cnnad•1't West-
ern doorway *114,11111 not he forgotten.rt ds ohty A p.a.'ye111i since the stein
started moving onitwarl by the Pa -
eine Ilene. Before the war. VAncon-
rer find a magnificent harbor. snit her
shipping wive neg'Iglhle. T..hly It It
o
rve of (Y4tlada's great eAportt. it
teem.' herd to make the East realize
the fact. hot it octet to slril-en home.
There- are two front doors to this
e.untry and Ate 1laci is areas destined
to be 8* Importnnt ns the .*418ntle
from the standpoint of ootionnl devel-
°poteent And notional troth,.
Where lnitrer entre Into power in
1'410 our export. to .1ntwtn totalled * .-
14S. In 1914. the Mtn! ens 61.5871Ml0
-that was the high water murk nt
that tltne. Lardyear the total want
e'er 5.'4.(kl.0On. The Increase with
Chinn hos bon' on n slnnilnr 441114.
Wild the other trremhers or the Com-
monwlth
rn.-Anstreli41 and 'New Wet-
land. the development h8* oleo been
rapid --tree. the Pnc1flc ('Mist 1s
',riming into its own.
Nor need there 1*' nay jenlalsy
s ars
for nthe East i.' coneernel. This
eomtry is too hlg for that. The
growth of 44410 se'tinrl of Can9da doe*
not hinder. 11 helps the other. Them'
must be the fullest recognition of the
needs of the Pueifle Coe*t in every fu-
ture ere•lOn of the ('nnndinn Perlin-
men4. Eery effort should be mole to
(•11111444(e goodwill with the nations of
the T'Aelfle Our ?tore drpen4l. on it.
An 8mtn'sador to Japan is f gowwl idea.
There is work for him 'to do It In
world of cast import/ince
• • • • •
Mr Amery. Secretary of Strife for
Dominion Affairs. Is in (ran*da
M(m-
mfirmtnof • the great task Canada
and the Empire, Is ander diac1aslon.
et
..
N1 !Ctrs the a nilnti1. n n f the
has been inerendn1 fnder Minn the -
J. W. Craigie
Real Estate and Insurance
wens. The greatest factor In getting
new settlers
s tine mon n
n who
writes
f.
Intel: home noel seri* a Photo of his
new pine. of shote. - Then. wi'h im-
proving e,ndttons 1n the old land. the
people are once more regaining their
spirit of pati* iwg-etit0Flft'isF.--1'irttterr-
ing zeal las not gone tram Ate people
of Orem Rrltain ; It wilt revive. The
post -w -1r depression was mental tip
'Well as flnnraial. For the moment, It
eheeked exaterprts4. but 8 new spirit
will prime In the Briti*ll people And
their colonizing zest! will return.
Nor is there grad need for tremen-
done haste npnn mar part. We ,are
making n fair measure of progress.
Every- link w-hlle. ,onleoiie tells of the
'trent development tnkin t place In
,\nstralln and the work that Comairy
is lining In sr•nring irmnlgront.. The
(nets hardly verify the optimistic
story. ()Mein! flgntrs estimate a
growth 111 Aisstrnllw Of npprrct n(tely
two per tent. n voIr. T1t1s indinle'w
natural ttemotes es wen fie 11m011 -
grants. The latter. 11t six years. Ac-
eOlinted for a total of 22211100. or leve
then ('nn41dn alw1rbe in two vests. A
great many people 1111,4e the tarn that
taxes wilt decrease with Pierre*, of
prptlntlon: T11et may b• dolbted.
Are taxes In horse cities lower than to
small cities? .1re total taxes lower in
the United Stale. Minn In Canada?
'Mere -is no evidence that they are.
Listening to the sp eehes of some of
our
i-t41gelanWn near e' impression thastatesmen.
that umbers
alone make x notion ami that size men-
snrrs the conicity of a Hann.
• • • • •
Taking things nil around. One may
vrmtn4' the arggesti(n that what Par-
Ilnment newt. ti t'i se1P1011 11. more
thxtght --leas passion; more 1141414111-
8444* to get to the bottom of tahinge and
less striving to make a point. 'We m4y
Ret It. too Stwhe' ere to he short
meet rand with lets time went In
speeches there may be mens' left for
thought.
Extends Flax Ares.
.1s the pro4luctbon of "tossed" flax
I ermits emtting Instead of. or as well
11., pt11!1nr by hand. its introd-uctiot on
n eomnx•retal nems menus n wide po-
sihle extension of the flax-rrewIng
nren in ('nnarin to the peat 111e limit-
ing f<etnr fn flax prodnetlnn. after
prices. Iota teen diet p and ah1111dnl:t
!obe: nith tossed flax machinery ran
h• made to fake the place of much of
the hand lnhor formerly neepeeary.
At present flax culture on enc inert*
scale in, (' 111nd.1 1: largely confined to
Western (11184!e. i,1it There ore ninny
other aeetlons Just ns sltitnlde In soil
fowl diene.
(11 find nn Jnntary 1. 1927. It wail esti-
mote.'don
htNo at .Sar (.e _-"
•
4te1,1 per OAR' has trove sr'rl: Int (telt
Is offset by lnerense•d per enpltn cent
snnt)rtion. Tf this shrinkncoromtinnes
the line will Code when oar neighbors
w111 need all nnr snrpins (achy pro-.
darts. 1 soy if.' T hove no means of
knosin1 whether tt 111!! nr not. Mut fir'
pne4httltiar ore influent to give ns
st nothing to think about "
A iAing-these Business.
Jnrel Von Wtrenen. n New York
Rtnte former whose family hes Wetl-
pie(' the farm; on whleh he rice. saner
IWMI, hes n few n•titnrks In A anent
issue of The Breeder'. (;nzette (Chi-
llier!) which slimly to this side of the
Ione As well ns the 'other:
"1t Is neessnry that we funder
stnnd thnt forming P1 n long time tend -
nests in the first !Ince. no farm blvd.
net.. ran to regarded ns sneera'tll and
hnsMiily sone.) unless it is founded
upon a prwtritlre w•14o11 If needful w•111
Permit ft. Indefinite confinnntwe Olt
osn a fertile land. soil mining only fro
an for long years. lett the end is con -
Where (4,1111011 can hedone by Indian fmicm. Wt. 0,10 4o well tit wO adopt
or other inter for Rl2 fin nere. Govern-
ment exp' rirneutcrs may. thee. Is 441
pnrtkminer ,nolv4ntn114' to ratting.
llangerml8.
'•1 don't wont to iwe eonsid(rel en
alarmist. but there 1. no doubt 171 my
mind that the weed mr•nnee ie growing
In this Province." Prof. .1. 7R. 1108-Itt
told the Annual meeting 0f the Expert -
mental Union. "T eat/lolly know of
forms where the eal1Ators lave crit
from eight to twelve per cent. off the
v8ln4' been toe of the prrservr, of serious
weeds '
An Insulated 1Fou14.
Two of 410 many things which throw
pullet. Col of e•ondltion (nd pr(wlncil0e
in winter err .41411( 1 chomps.' of t.•m-
perwtore inside the poultry home nod
the nee-imolntlnn of moisture on the
walls ,n11 In the litter ixr•annle of pretr
venni,. non In the winter climate
Animal Mnhnndry by wise choice
rotten than by grim compllslon.
"Now wts need not only the Idea of
permanency Maned upon the feeling orf
animal*, hut for the finest flower of
farm civl!Izatlon we nerd a (sm.-
po-tion of fitmiT nr !forint p1'I(8Ail('ney Rif
well. 1 feel that It 1n a fable and
moat an?rttnafe blest which 1esd4
very many farmers fondly to antes•
pate the time warm they ehmll norttlnn•
pate plat enough to ennhle them to re-
fire oral move to town find there vege-
tate until the Ohl Mon w•1fh the S'ythe
shell gather them In When we *inn
e44loc (na rcentnellr we will) An IdeM)
of continuity of faun proprietorship.
than there will he possible eert41ln 4n
coal traditions snot cttitnrnl .tnndnrds
much me only her. and there Nice we
peer known in Amer('an agriculture
"1 am ahsnlntely without tynglnthy
Geo. Williams
Dealer 1n
11UMLNWN; -- PIWVINC11AL.--
MC'NiCiPAL AND CORPO-
RATION BONDS _
Fire, 1.Ife. Accident. Automo-
bile. and General Insurance
Agent
Office, next to (tank of Commerce
Phone 53 i;rs4'rich
s
INSURANCE
The Mutual Life
Assurance Company of
Canada
Established 1869.
Head Office,
Waterloo, Ontario.
D. D. MOONEY, Agent.
East Street. Phone 250
Goderieh, Ontario.
11
Sun Life Assurance Co.
of Canada
Offers many attractive Morons
of loll ivies. Consult us
regarding these.
H. R. LONG,
District Agent
Goderich Phone 115
Bond Brokers
Phone 230
'Vest Street-firttderiel,• (Int
II
0. F. Carey & Son,
LIMITED
Insurance and
1
Armstrong Real Estate
and insurance Agency
Life, Accident. Sickness. Loss of Time,
Burglar). Automobile, Glans .
insurance
FOR SALE
number of ges1 hoofzes and h.t..e for
;sale Ill n1111014 any part of the town re
quire. Prices ringing fron114.0 to POO,
$1t100, =1200, 1:1r 4,. $114(1). 1.'01x1.. many
easy unlit for (.tynl411 if regnired.
A f.'s, horses to rent.
SI'F.('1,11. largo :l partnaent 11-410'
e Formerly known as the
•o rent.
' n sale r
for n
41eerich Marine Hoopitnl, ',Rotated on
the corner of Sarah ttreet-and Britannia
rend. Thie tine latiktintt hap been n•-
d(corntel and divide) into, shoe apart-
Illerite for dwelling hnilw'N. E111•h apart-
ment ell -
• 1• r electric -L
'am h nu t, K
a' tau
n n p
plied with ester, toilet and bathroom.
• is adapted fur
a line dwelling -house, or for roomers, or
hoarders. l ire or mere of throe apart-
c(4nts, inelinliug._rls.Tything, rented to
any reliable party at x nmwonnble rent.
FARMS FOR SALE
A agars' number listed. Many at very
low prieter --Nom besler Owe. W locate a
farm to buy.
SPECIAL -An cxccllcnt+<�pp{ortunity to
INTIM' 11 Small farm near Gladerich, con-
venient to 14.-14, -station, arl4414 1, store,
church• 4 1-2 miles from Gewierich, on
good made et aloin the price of a'Mune
and lot ill (i,slericlh. Would be very 'Two-
mop(
nx a chicken (x1111 on account of
location x114 fed supply. At the same
time n tine 1 ' for any tinnily where
mops of the f.swl supply for family and
stack con1,1 Iw' produced. This place con-
tists of 45 acne good clay loam soil, goal
water Purply. °r leant, house (brick) and
barn, nice gxnt4en plot. A real home -like
Triser.. ''rine for entire property $2350.
emtt}t!(lttrash is pant at cine envy
terms ronld he arranged for balance.
J. W. ARMSTRONG •
Real Estate Agent
1'. O. Box 89. Ooder$eii, Ont
Stocks Bonds Grain
Market quotations supplied for any listed stock. Orders
promptly exeented on Toronto, Montreal and New York Stock
Exchanges And Chicago and Winnipeg Grain Exchange..
Huron investments Limited
Royal Bank Bldg., Goderich, Oct. Phones: 430 and 445
Private Win, connections with all leading stock and grain exchanges.
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