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2 -Thursday, February 18, 1938._ -
ESTABLISHED 1848
GOISERICH • • CANADA
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Published every 'Thursday wonting
Suhac•rlp cion price Cleat to r year
atrietty in -advance.
THE SIGNAL PRINTING CO.. LTD.
Telephone Ei : ; Goderkh, Ont.
W. H. Rolaertsoia Editor au,t Manager
Thursday, February 16, 1924•
EDITORIAL NOTES
•
Hon. John M. match, of Saskatchewan,
were torn in Bruce. Five or six other
members of the Western Cabinets are
Western Ontario old bos. As The
Free Preset ways, ()uterlo, mid d 11'.•.tera
'tetatio in particular, has maser, to be
proud of the contribution it has mad77
to the development of West,rn 4'antd*.
• •
in • recent address Str .►uia'ltlt F'l.•t-
%elle called attention ton wudit'nn
that Is commonly overlooked in 4twen.-
sing the migration of Canadians to the
United Settee. This is that from nil
other mnntrlee than Canasta !malign -
tion to the Undt.vl State. h restricted
under the quota taw. Thi. Ise is not
applied to Canadians, and to come. -
Wonder which kind of valentine limo a 1! tileflAnr_ farm"
Premier King vent to Miss Macpbatl • opportttntle for (tannvfan young
this year -the kind Vint makes youede to obtain employment in the first
tole
0a.
at
t• e
glad, or the kind that makes you mad. it 1m root surprising* therefore• th
Canadians in large nnmisers Ion
• • •
Exeter young people had a debate ott Front time to time the proposal has
the subjevel, "Resolved, that leap year been made in the Trnitod Rtatrs
should be abolished." Three hogs ,pie the gnats to f•:inndn. it might Toe
argued for the amrmatfre, and three n splendid Ming for Canada 1f this
girls for the negative. The girls, of were dors, roti if more of mor yo inR
assume, wan. people were thus compelled to remain
• • • in their own country. On' the other
A Detroit women shot and killed her tan,! it is a enmT'(imentt to the An -
.partner at bridge !1rauw' she !guyed native character that our neighbors
the wrong card twice. The enfortie give our people• the preference. one 17
nate woman probably thought that would 'be immature! to begrudge our,
- p T
bridge was a game, instead of a deadly young Tosple the e forZnnitc`Ttil?f
serious business. fe en a creates to find pmfitnhle em-
• • • Cloyment Berne* the honndnr lee.
taken advantage of 11.!s .ondi'n
THE SIGNAL,
GODERICH, ONT.
Used after the Bath
Dr. Chase's
OINTMENT
Relieves Chafing TO
All Skin Irritations
FLhermen to Wait on °overdtseet
There Is eourider-al,:,• activity just
at the present Uwe among, the fisher-
two'
isher
tofu of the Georgian Bay, says The
t1'tartun Echo, as they are making
n preparation for the coming treason, and
they ore wal-hiug very closely nay
proposed action on the part of Ontario
Government with rifer to the meth-
ods employed in eowmerdal fishing.
!dist year when the lleensea were is-
sued by the t)elaurttnent of Game and
Fisheries there wee printed right on
th
• IR•Pntse,( of rtarsee engaged In hook
fishing that there was a prohability of
this kind of Been-cs born' 11.4 renewer.
The fishermen thus affected err very
much worked up. about the ntattar. and
It is under:steel that 1t Is their !ntett-
Li2n._ ennee ke_ representations to the
1)epartnwnt setting or then catltatc
it is altogether probable that in a ver j
short tine a deputation will watt on
pate Minieter nt Toronto when all the
freta In connection with the question
at lame will be plri(ed before him.
!leek fishing. ss It is known among the
P tl.!termee. has nln'ady hewn prnhlhite.1
• In eerie. . Mta(•tlans notable (a)Itwora Btey.
anon a strong effort will Ise mw1Ae M
, _h:iv,e the whole matter rreeoneidered.
iron. J. A. 'Robb trines down bis
budget 1n .the House of Commons to- Didn't Know He Waa Telt Olt
day, and it`is-.lno}seative.,f the conn- (Fnrna•rs' beant
learn felt in the Minister of Finance )\e read- of a hrrne�r N'1N+,TPc='lzvtSa
that his announcements are awaited „„ vitt. B farm .1,rtneeahip and Sir
tip the form. 1Ph.n Pvery'thinl; wm
with somewhat of a Chrtarmaa Ere tie -urea tip he found 1u' era, worth en
feeling. Mr. Robh's budget" temally moat more than he expeetel that he
mean more money in the tnrp1lyer's re".rettel hie d..•1.h.e. 1.07 It was too
pxicet. late to reverse it. :\n In}•entor of the
• • • cnlhe of endo. and 'ire too,* ..n Item
i. nlwnygl were. while and ...meanies
The Kitchener Record has teen Bele- very enlightening it fe nod t, -o 1141.
bracing the fiftieth anniversary of to open up n •ample set •,1 hook. to
Kitbener's dally newspaper, and the "c. r tht. year• ot.,ratl.•n.. Tln•
snnlyerwtr number moraine some ln• farrier who does a., will.have the eetis-
fnetlon of km -swine just what
tero.ting historical nether. The fresh' progress
i he ha. mnde'aliin tl'u q•ar . )11 tiro
dent of the company publishing The L wound up.
Record
- o( -Revenue ia__the Ottawa .Minis- "A Foreigner itid it"
is Hon. W. D. Euler, Minister
• If a crime (Toronto Star)
is. cotngri;ted l y a for`-
'There are nn gmands for' the "n" • Plg►aer in Canada, or -ht a naturalized
tentlon that any possible reduction in the nonan; of ons ore finer, or even try
the son one or ttre.p Immir,-rants,
freight rates yvouldwarmnt the ewer- the public Is tes.n told that "a foreigner
mons expenditure to Canada involved diel it."
in the proposal to construct a deep /tut men of foreign extraction are
channel between Lake Ontario and
}
found upon the roll of Cnnadlan
#krntrw►l, declares Robert heroism as well. The new, citizens; of
t W. Retort. - Canada levee their virtues as well as
provident. of the Shipping Federation their rices.
of ('anada. Mr. Reford may not be George "/.nloh Is a Jngo-filev. And
Qttrtnte• L• splendid -rater
that he probably knows a good deal •disn.ter at Ilollingier mine. it le told
more about the question than do Ino1i ."f trim that he en•nt and ernwlel nine
of the "boosters"hundred feet meter elmrni Impossible
for the deep water- ...million. and timely wins thrnlgh to
way. send aneeor to *loves of his fellow -
The
T•he Minister of Finance has ex- ZoIoh is flit, -four and hits nine chtld-
plainPei in the Hoarse oto ren. it is for ennnlin to make real
Cbtantenw Ma femndians of this frock, anti of the
proposal for a new loan of $.700.000.- thontnnds of other tontines whose pnr-
• (MMI. This docs not /neon nny addition cots hare "0(1* to the. f)nminfon from
to the present national debt, but is to ferelartu lands. The pr0001a is hindered
take care of war Inns maturing within r4 the tyro of mentality which de.- (
rtes ow --y rdees n11 ((mei_nere it le helped by t
t to Is at present fnymreble for borrowing- 1 mi•titn is w• peel) sees nn,
Wr- ,'erelnprs fhe virtue, n all newcomer.. n
and by rept:04 t the war loans for as ..f whatever race
"tail of them n. cannot Io t
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of interest 1/r tRr.hh expects to save a
r _-nromnit- in - nnnnal FitterPaf
fhe evnr.es of 04. tits in snyernl mor- elf seed taken film the grain drills- in ,
.ter nose. hem and there oyer MO F77ivtor[l Ontario nud SRcaern Qneltee,
t'rrifr'n ".treO--thy, ,to,tht anll,10uuul that forty-th!PP would harp
flat ,ren, - -
thine.to ponder over it? n ,1gt•e• nnttnn ben turned down by the flr.rernment
been offered for ea
Snow SW cover the ground, but
the seed u s 11:oe alrea�fy been
dis(ritruted, a the days are getting
longer, so the gar!en. r wast begite_to
pian for the seri, a;.emi 1. Phis plan-
ning is essential. I-, with a fete
tools, a piece of 1 :inti a few puck..
Pts of seed, all that is fl0..0 try. .t
bee tifut dletp,lay of. flowers and prim
rows of crisp vegetal, e' nm not hard
to obtain. There is do mystery about
gardenli g. only ',cattily exercise. a
small outlay of ,..h: and a plot of
ground from tett 1p ern feet npirard
being needed. With re!ltub'e se,vi so
easy to obtain, fere leer which will
make the most barter soli pr.ductl.e
alone is no Longer ,'..rase for the old
style laekyard of ,'.,lie and dust wheel
it is Po simple to etbi'e this wits •
sweep of resident .r. en grass tending
lip to goy beds of (hovers.
a \n
Plan C.anlrl w
Much of the w,erk -•.` gardening !s
carried our- indoor.. and it+cidentally ..
one gets almost a• niae4 plv:uure from
tidy as from the wee No one sbomld
think of going a! • a,h without a plan,
and en evening n. �; be taken off for
this johottiS time it- i•-ronrarkahla -
whnt one can do 1, tln• way of rniaing
vet;Ptnhles ant� 111,,,s. rs even in a 11 Me
spare, if the tMne ,• refnllr thought
out :end planned 4 •end Of course. ont
In the er arntry Mere eters. i, plenty of
room, at full year', s,';•t ly may he sad-
ly pmuhiood, aR-4-xl)4 roe __ wire .
enough to permit ••,' hoarse etilti"ntlnn
the job 1s a snap•'. on. in the 'atter
case, there is no ,-"• - -tits' for inter or
a other stately flowers may be made at-
- tractive in a very large layout, but the
, amateur, t•speetally where space 1s
n limited, is urged to adopt the informal
e Layout. To get the best results, plant
e In clumps of one variety and ertlor
a with, .the smaller sorts along the front,
• , the medium type towards the (entre.
re I and the taller plants at the rear. To
avoid rigid regularity, move n few of
•b the medium height flowers towards the
front, and bring a few of the toiler
envis a little away from the hack
o . Along the edges of the NJ,:lnhellese
agern tiii , ly•.run, lagefes and dw•art
marigolds may be planted. 11fttas,tlm
height there are htuntreas of srwvdmens
trout which to eh.oste, but the begin-
• tier would b, wall advised to tu•Iwde
zinnias, letters.,•nrnttewers, c tllonnia.
annual larkspur petunias. find -marl.
golds. Geta e. dahlias. and similar
ones should go at the hack.
}part. With tattler or spreadkag sort
of vegetables such as cucumbers, tone
rn
toes. coand possibly potatoes
a full yens la not too wide. Wile
space le limited, as is for VOW in th
average city or town garde", and th
garden is cultivated by hand, distance
can twseut down with the narrow• rege
ranks, such a$ carrots and leets (wet
inches apart, bottle and teas tlfteseu
and the taller and elder sorts a (marl
or feet. 'These .•
rows will 1found
rather narrow, and ori• will have to -be
nreful In working nro1)od them. '1',
give more freedom. ;tient altercate
row's with qukitly maturing stuff like
lettuce, manaelt anti radishes, wheel
wilt are meet up b•fm•e the later -grow-
ing neighbors require full space
1t'herever teaaserlo, garden experts ati-
rlse running the news north anti south.
sof (mune. in ria• 1411)1 gnrdivl to (mon.
serve space all climbing vegetables;
such as cucumbers. sellul,.h, melons and
even pumpkins, should he trained up
nltomatoes ortg the fence. and tomats Staket.
Even In the unlimited. pinions, the
• a • ng o tomatoes is "strongly advised,-
as, in this case the fruit will mature
nabob earlier, will ripen more evenly.
anti will be cleaner than where the
plants are tllow,el 1,. sprawl over the
:round. The re•;etnble garden may he
made more aurae rive by planting a
few showy flowers, such as rereads,
temples. ('1 1op.is. and martROlde
nr..nn,1 the w1t:,'•. hone atw, should be
gswwn nurse flowers fox .utting pur-
poses. like sweet tens, snlpigln.Is, and
other plants the fellnee of w•bieh Is not
nartiereee'y attreeth•e. The bright
flowers will relieve the mild green of
the-wort*Alen and tb.-*e. grown for
cutting. will .1n better under re -Teethe.
th;e•
garden eonditions.
Planning the Plower Garden
in the flower garden nae must aban-
don the straight rows so necessary for
1)tyatneas and economy with the rep -
:aides. and lay out in irregular
einmpkt. Format row's of tulip.. tied
Coektell shaken, are to ie, lamed
from the movies. Penney van fit In-
staking.
n-
t ki f g, misted that It was more cruel than the
two -minute kiss. -Ottawa Journal.
• double planting, a• ., it is a lron,l pini
Put an ad. -la The Signal j to nytke ail rows • ',not thtrry inches
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The Weekly --Farm Bulletin
Although' ex t remety- high hog privet
are unlikely to recur within the next
few year*, there Is q lair prospect fo
profit, S. E. Todd, secretary of the In
uustrial and Development Council o
Canadian Meat Packers, told the an
nual meeting of the Ontario Swine
itrecdere. Association the other day.
Prices today are not (rally low to ac-
tual cash.. he pointed out; it is the
high price of feed which makes, the
price of hogs unsatisfacpry, and In
B2. in the another wenson, with cheap feed, re-
tttrns week_
change to the cash income from swine.
"Over the past ten years there bare
only been two when hog prices were
so low that there was little or n • profit
for prodncen," was another of Mr.
Troll's contentions. '!s there any
other bueiness, on the form or In in-
.Instry, which shows as good an aver-
age?"
Text ing Seed.
When the farmer buys seed grain or
lever from a regular s.e,lsman It must
'.nform t.. Government standards; but
fir
Tbo.prh now Is r.ea tea ern(,. i" r ■
pwund titterer tin v tee of a year ago.
r least year over two• million pound. ■
• of Canadian wool were sold 1n -Great ■
t
Britain and on tie Euro;o'an.evmttnent.
• , Grnding, with resultant improvement ■
!-in quality, has etven mer an-,nl a wel- ■
come '.verse., wind. was et. king until
:ate years.
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Fowling Foxes. ■
When I was s small boy the only ■
inter -t we felt in feeding foxes on my •
father's farm was negative rather thon
nO t>m i N"•. That. It.rlat to see that •
they raid not get my of our turkeys, but H
did not tak.• any trouble to see that M
they were p retide,1 with antsttttttt.s.
Times hitt clewed. Tate Canadian ]�
1
paid off 1n
a -barges.
neighbor. theGovernment hos no.
hing to do ty-Ith.the den) ;if he chooses
to sow dirty seed, that la his own
alnt of Punish , "immoral."
(ltinntmi..,i. eenrual)
'While •tntert.nn. ,are eontemplatlne Branch examined sixty-nine samples
1! et tee
-for n .Terk'h harhor is again an
cation thattheKite; Government rwe-
tizes the import:,, o of this hnrhnr a•
n factor in the transportation to 'mei.-
ket of the grain seep of the profile
enutnfr4. :4s "town by the figeres pub -
!tablet recently to The yeienal. (;oolerleh
handles morn• grain than any other'
reeeirinq. port on the tippeer Lnkos.
Midland. /leen Swami. 7'ol!ingwond,
Snrpl:a end other I,'rts Also weave
trrnnte for luarb•r tntprevement Thew- I
moneys nre tr. to .pent for works of -
natinnnl importance. '
Ito. -re Merril1TF+ ri. °enter mem .,r o
the Iiritish PBrllan:, tit and now .\nu•r- The gist) -nine somites a
loin ,s.rrestwon(terlt of n g'rrnt 1 ,•n.lo.7 .n cod ae.lf. t0 the pntlo s
neW4ftell tt. in a treenzitoe artlele en The xafe.t plan i. to pend Pe.vl ro the
the orserntion of low In hie native Intel. geed Branch letx,rnlnrles nt Ottawa
mfr. Wilsoe .ray -s the• keyword or fli•.i ''r Tnrontn to lee tested. They wall ex-
eterntlon is eertobay. -- amine anti report n{on thrive snmp!rs
In Orrnt ltr•itein he .rays, arm•,, free for enc farmer; far ronre than
pnniahm+tit are :rrt:ik. rxt••t'i'i,nti three• n .mol! tee i. ehargtwl.
•
of the crimirual. .1s n enn•>,'na,t „•, lie ('haring 1'p T. �.
1.r1Bres. h0ninn life is relnth.!r site Thr 1'a•tenr (('allnette) nnif-tub•r-
ornr them,
ra10P1. sernm ton. given rxrrlleht re-
Thnt f. not to teeter, that, hr 'eine `nets in relive.. and Britain. reported
ng murfi(rera -the, Imre • i.et ti. ii. that ,1). e'.PR. itgri'nilflinff ex- I
1.1i`tp pert.In an:nt)drese before t1m That,' I
"motor In e.po* fir to Tut the
.:nmloer of "arbor. varier t 1 from atm Shorthorn Itr.ederse A.sotillt:n•
yIMP to yPnr. Doting a pouf,entnre. annual meeting. he the former foam
lie nnmdwer hats been ah„tit '.,o 'opal- el Al naring1 t1,rnll.Pn w. '.moon. 1'.era'n •s
t ^n•1 flNc nnnnntlr. r• woe,' burn
, Jan ,.efeieere he asserted. end et the '
n he fire thoiusnnd nulmlalll h• taint*,' /Atter herd% of (-tele which lied boon
n nro,w,.t on too t.nr"tJgftsn '.lth the s thrOtt un,'-hnlf tnbrenlar hn.t leen
e"r. reorders In 4) T'eltol st•r...
t
Ie.
National'8ilr2inp•x Breeders' Assoc's- in
tion met in Trento the other day, and
among the .menkers erns Enuts Smith, ■
who mune ai the way from Prints. Eel- NI
ward Island to tell the breeders how
to fever Cher foxes. "Imitate minim
as el(stely t. 1.ts.ih1P." era- ht, lett. l�
More trouhI roe from wales feeding 1
of milk thin from any other single ■
147).4 he old. The fox i. not built
plica• n coif and cann07 ran..e ,•a 004 11
1. ndvnntayA. Where tribe formspart ■
of thee refill, bnwever. mlik may M'
safety feel In moderation. lilt
ilonstin &et t. •
.\• pert he nett eveed ""in Ontnrlo suppletnentary- to it.
,-onyev f;ovtr,,a:ent assistance to farm 1•
ors, in the 1.1,r"•baso. of sheep. Under 1
777P neer 14t."yr rrhrrs-errgaaised-4444.,
01 Illi
to
local (-Mho. oil! be supplied eight e•we
yrM11'MMilT0 pnerht
rams per doh. The farmer agrees
• • •
The };err! of Oxford one! Asquith, fret -
ter kmown as Mr. If. If. .1sg,tith. the -
former Liberal and wor coalition
i'rime Minister of Great /hir:iin ti
,tea,( For thirty years be- was one of
the• great lighros in }I?�Tt+h Buhik ilto, `rn
and his record is .second only tr. that 't
of ,ladatonc rern'111 the great 1dloril
statesmen of - modern times. 717. .!
.L'•"'h. s were In the el•ddeal style now
nnfortnnntety tare, nm1 to rend thorn
we• n delight to !tweet; of pore Etrg-
lish. 1••'itlr'Btlt, he might he -otosweel
As n enn•ert'atir, rndlenl. 111' did not
IV
lion.: 1 tit when lie found n.ehanee erne
neVe..nry he enye lneomparnhl.• leeder-
',hlp 1n the struggle to bring oboist the
d'•lrrl reform.
• • •
Tice Irirt that Ontario. and parfien
fatly` Wester,' Ontario. has 118.7 in
form"hang the 1',u,, 118n West with lop
islti t la ni
haler. l e the s ide of mf nn
Arfh•Te in II London Fr e•Prr.. or. -
the. lunr...We. (ter , J'rent!ers_ fhn','. •,free
born 1n Ontnrlo: Premier Rrnnniers af.
.Virertn In \orbs}, foamy : Premier
fiartiner of a.-kateLewan to Hann.
cmtniy ; 1'A•mlcr Ilraeken orf Manitoba
in
Leede 4 -minty. Hon .1. 1) M1efw•nn
Premier of Writ t'odwnnhia, is n
Prion Edwunl 1.1nnd nett,. • .1 la -r•
prnpnrflon of the Western -(Mbinet
Ministers also are from Ontario. IN..
4 1. ?Attn. et the na.knteh.wan flov-
ernrnent, and fiort. While" Sloan. of
itritlsh col nmhtn, romp from Mit,* gig
ennMv Linn C. O. Hamilton 14114 um
(ore for 1,e Meek and market
Limbs a.r,viae q to adcbr of a trot-
Prnmmnt ens rt. Thee second, third. j(
tnulrfli' aid lin year fhe ftevernmcnt
ie nllowefl th••e iambs from the in- •
e•Tnaee, and 1'11 th.• member owns the 1•
0,s•k aria is ft.* front •upervhcfon. ■
Timex Change.
A repent from the il) 1.tMn Frlesinn ■
Al.oehuion In then Hiatt today drew at- i1
tendon t•. i, ,•"f,DFe q --... rated 4')i s n ,.
w•h? if her.. tukgl plate daring the past
Mteen yerre.- 1!f -1hw-Beet pence, it ■
e. I talo- . t.;lteen ofltchrt" (sever _ 0
day 11nrI •4') ,.r short term) re'ord..
tut 111 •'wm,i official" (SILT and 3(T.►.181
it OI'1 r,.•,., Is ,, Fifteen. or even ted. $
year. sqo th, r0 would hew, helm n
nrrteh -higher : roporttnn (.f the short- •
era rereonl; The other ('1tnttge Is ■
reerrnphl,: fifteen years: rigs there
w-olal.l her, i'.en few if any enw,
17ukr1eat.m:_.Ihe prairies, In this re• ■
ori there err• Aix 0r eight Western 1•
e'on's in the `first flight." and four
gi
elns hvl.lero 'nm from Snsketteh0-
won and .1No1e-•. 1
F; ver hear That!
4 .bort full rotund egg In likely to
t ■
it rem h0 ,1Iteleee to..•,nu,,. „•., ' ' Cleaned tip} Within six yPnr..
rem 1.0
N• R'R.nm'r e,,, h-s6rn'. 1'n.fer 1111. !refitment file entree are
pt'wA",v ngtrtsIt'lln*-k .. rnovinntP.l ,Ind thus 1171 7)»1111Z01. ,
•.r. nM frmv.l. Aro! I." ,., I's" 'n-,�Tllrr1!'-ehretrneel not firabtorlrtrre,}.i..4
• 17. • it lotto • "hoof en'en If Infeiy•ol. but n. It is repineed' i
aero .' ., "' "'f"'I hp }07)1)77 stock rorn'a ein the whole
nitr .•lens M 1.1'1^r., nr' "'Pr ,lo- g
tees e, 4Iere,l to ft,wnrt toe ." herd t• torenderedShae It. -free.
Ohjerl Slaughter.
• � v mi Carlyle of the Troop of wale.' ranch .
t '. 4 � ' aihje•ted the test and slaughter meth-
-44ta0.1 to toore in ('annela and rho 1'nit'd r
�nrgari. Slate., to Pee' re teltlel.ln. "Root year
4 t* 0nr lona in slam^Mens! eenetor, .
r
irwrwnt►ts - N. w �w11:L.a (ai u n • 1 1 r
*'r'nn y Aottht- uTi�TTiFr 1 V- -Ire tet.
eve Anywhere. eyed the f n,..r. "The n
nnthnrltiee in '\. T. Stale after tie-
r0yfnr thousands of sea. shag rattle i
thnnght they 1,ad etntntee,l the Morns, in
Oruf, etey.ln find It rea11P'nring" 1
it is only fair to 811,), leaves-rm. 41111 11
the method ander .li•fonistnn hos titan
•111.feet.vl til,►est in; the hearth of .4n1- f,
Beth Mr. fletton and Prof IP. 1
tin - nvl,• TTrata h ' Bnd the \relennl ton 0e
Add re the by of the wanes Connell. an.1 if suet) Anima oro
open road -this pleasure. W1 1hTT T'!s• terad4 net tart miser,will
im giving refreshment. nn deiiht he nn early 'l,iuute in polio
A sugar-coated gum that M' hilae loon gs )►arse •Alweowrt}..•'•
affords doable rah*. Pep -which proved worse than rendre. noir
pernnlnt flavor In the su ar 1 111. ',emotion' is nihi.rf twee th. moor
matin and a e h1[h'y ►Deas mm^nAsp
R pee;epen, int t0 ►real: r hee•1ti.c
flavored gum
rte•.
Atoll mat a vile: a long, aim. cart
ldzu-Phnped erg fa likely- to turn 0u
rooster.... . No. at any rate,
nose people w i telt yon. No* kneel
dee of this • rt would ho wheelie,
• liable if it would Apia were:
Ilf. 11111 1t .1•yttl't.
p' me Sears gra Lewis Clark of Port
lops., One of t)ntnrin'. Is•a ts.tlltry-
• n. Rave tide 'henry A thornngh trial.
le selected 1 ton eggs of meet Plume.
11eI them. -slop the ehteks'eptur-
telt : and NI,' II 1ln onlhted them IIP
,Ind 110 ha.- ha If-nm1-hnlf. apprntl-
areli. In en,' 107. Now rnitsl's n M
pert -from the ltneenehnesetta Export -
went $taboo :Iving the aem71* resnita
`rem tests en Meted the,'.
To hod! _.
Priming Time,
"Trees well atoned ala half spree.
(e1" hila slim t the .land of t p4M-
rho and If ton 0 tenet AA mach 40nn4
ate, In 17 ns noose proverbs. When
P wlnfrr tit. other permits, penning
1c anfely hr4nne •f"nr 11me row.
.1 It le Rest areeflee to get it nit of
e nee hr reel; sprat;.
Thero f• tie ,nrlc In penning. it is
tie to hold erre down to earth. to
1' in thictivl rind to s'Ifnn19M ren
dartl��rf of fn finer w0•s1. 0Minary
Rrtrit7ndgmert' 1* ell that 1a needed,
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Wool T. Strang. I m
threnehent the ',online seetton• 'keened.
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Sparr's Grocery
"The Store of Sat iafaet ion"
Hamilton St. Phone 146
We deliver in town
Singer Sewing Machines
SOLO ON EASY PAYMENTS
Liberal dies•ounte for cash
444d n*,ehiuuxtaken to part pestilent
File demonstration at any time
MISS S. NOBLE
S*41111 tide of Square (T4derich
W. GLEN COOK _COMM, Asset
■ a ■ s !• is a • ")Itis % it l•7rl• • ■I >• ■ ■ ■
Annual February Shoe Sale
--tet W. Fern's Shoe Store
Thirteen -Days- February -18th to March 3rd
In view of the fact that Shoe Manufacturers and Wholesalers have advanced
their prices, and will be advancing them, it makes it especially good business on your
part to take advantage of the exceptional values we are offering.
Hundreds of pairs selling below cost. Only a part of the Stashing Re-
ductions we are making listed here. Cone and see for yourself.
ALL SALE GOODS CASH
RUBBERS
1i0 pairs women's plain ltut,h,•rs, low and
medium heels, new this. year. RPuular
81.00. Clearing at, pair 65c
12 pairs women's plain Rubbers. Sn)all
sizes. Regular 81 .(t) Sale Prise, pair 35e
-RUBBERS
2(1 pairs ehild'a Rubbers, sizes 4 to 9, new
this year. Pair 60C
50 pairs men's pin in Rubbers Regular
81.35. Sale Frier.
$1.00
Men's, Women's and Children's Goloshes All at Clearing Prices
EXTRA SPECTAL
men's heavy Luoabernran'- Ilnbbers. Hog -
tiler 83.5(1, 8-i.AS/ anol 81 50. G ••:lr-
,1'K at, rot
Boys' heart- R,tt.is'rs.
elearink tit, Lair
Alt kind. $1.90
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Youths' heavy Rubbers. A11
. kinds elenring at, ptur
exTirirSreetAt.
$1.85
a new• emirs ei y+ n w to. );nhF,.•r:
with leather tops Clearing at, pair
$1.85
75 Pair Women's Low Shoes !i
in patent, kid awl calf. Strappo and -
(ixfords. Regular 83.5(1 to 85.50
Sale Price 11.95
50 Pair _ oaaen'i Worth
Cuban and raw hee1A. Kiel, eall
and patent leather
Regular S5.50 to 86.50
Sale Price, $3.95
Child's High Shoes
Sizes to tee to 1-2
Reg:tl*r 82J0 to 2.75
Sale Price $1.95
Youths' Fine Boots
Regular 83.14)
Sale Price =1.96
Youths' solid leather heavy 11,0)t- Sizes
60 Pair Women's Low Shoes
kittlio,A. Straps awl Oxford.
Miaow $4.50 to $01.00
Sale Price $2.95
35 Pair Women's Oxfords
and Strap Pumps
Regular 87 :Ind 87
Sale Price $4.95
Sale Price
Sale Price
High Shoes
o Regulsc 83 3:i
It •igulite $3 50 and 81 1st
50 Pair Men's Boots
An argeortment ot heavy and medium
Regulnr 83.50, 84 00, $4.50
Sale Price 12.95
oys
Sale Price $2.95
Men's Oxfords
Sale Price $2.95
: W. HERN'S SHOE STORE
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