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back and stay longer. R t:,4' prop• ..r Canada. ono
• • th..P difer.r;e of opinion fire re{.
• � *. resented amour Vie member' nt (Jtte-
, v many pr t. from other PrT* thews' earring vfelt. to!
tt" ,nation, 0 he fn•,r.l I :Ito thing that may )..
!!! { gnimt Its propns'pd higher. tar-
. •na or ra .arc t i• the l.w.. ' 1\•:ulhin1ton I+'tai hok for" the
plc of th. Unites Staten who have hnprwildo. The party 1n power ha•
griot..t mn•on to prole -t. This chew-tnitnhl4-het flu• British preter.n'w and
appeart t.. be gaining ground in the ,unr 1•• exPe.•t.,1 11, otand 1.1 It and
'Mates. and It wilt not Ir• eurpri.ih: to extend it still further. The (►p{o-1-
if the tariff legi'lat►nn h4 em idcr td. 1 tion leader .ay- he does not swells.. In
m.+%lifiel. preferences. 1...- The G1,lw• .xpe.•t
• • • the 1.11.•rnl. t.. ahandon their Iradl-
Xed'. fr..ht the Wo.t Is that the downs policy. :•r doe., 11 exir,•t Mr.
%hear • rop of 19:,:•,1 will Iw' far 1w14ow Bennett t.. (11; l ie his pw,ition? An
the averai t-. 1ud Will.. have adva,I- hnn.•t eepres-not...1 Ito nom 1 iea-s on
1..d-harply on the Winnipeg amt ('hi- the question for 2otwoly knows where
.ago market-. Two -dollar wheat is pre- The (:lot.. .141,1,.....'n tariff nuttier, in
dieted. The .•rap as a whole may the -e dry. of it. "Independence"-
..I
.r. re to he HU. valuable as the river-, w'ouid Prohably a.• somewhat h•.- n.e-
age sell . iteca1IM m1 thehigher le.. than it - emu_ for the moon In the
4
()rive.; but while .omni who ars for form of tinny of expression whore
Lunate in having a'geod yield will there 1. no nn$1 of opinion.
tore high return- shoo who.e .rot..
faller, will hay. nothing`1.111 expense.' "Ev,ry man on11ht fn halve enough
The high priers ' will apply mor' or'-'4'Inl 1pn-11..-4 to sea 117.e that at
1.•.: to all grain cr..{•I and t4uturlu 'a a {ortior. ••f dui, time .howld 1'e
114'1..t4.l t.. I,nbli' ,tellies /Frfiukiin
If 1 farmers %ill 'nine the double b.w•flt i. Roosevelt.
Of grind ••r.q,, and good prior.
' .'t Willing Worker
, . 7:4. ,,,''' I, % f . '.11k1::::41;1. . ,4, , 1,R 71,,,, rt
":
�wi t ,Mit .r lr:.t+ # f`iy f x 2 ,F f i•`'snr �Y ' i 6 I +'
- ! 1 lr=ddt- �, ..act .
• ,1 x; ra„- .1 x €
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, l�„e k t I } t� � ? " ja1
1~t
ISatabilrhed 1818 would
tifsaebee K Canadian Meekly :�etrs K
pipers
ed 3
THE SIG The
guess Ir
brought
.. $IAI, NOTES
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Cl t ail tu•i
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With tl -1:•1441. t-1
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A cosec-• wheat ha- ! t1...
•4'c in 1
tris ;u•d if a pr,c,t b. ha Ol) i�agafu+t
simblr qualftlrs ;n source �.
b, tt'e.rplj1 wheat -••rot„/- wit: huge i•rop..:a!
1'nite1
Lar•ti rilwhtatel 1ifa�pr,w•nl, how.
et••r. R'rteru Cauu•i:i-, would prubah-, ~► in it
Yet. 011.1
11 eel• oma a j[Lol .o�ling rant more
hams. anything else. al rorty
. . . ,•I.ei•ial'
..a !• r p./
tioi-dy klio.“ what the fin -
vi -El be, •i)e demand for a
rematu
JL4. situ. t.. 4,•4' that every -
thin gra ion.
g nt the t..wm i. made m. cora-
'ettl **Am(' and attractive a• p.s.+lble for single Ip
tourist -rt. };tri If the trot*•sting motor- err Jnn,
lot only stay oyer -night. h1. may
tee- comma]
ceive so favorable on Impression of I i 1. o
the town that ►a• will want to come ''lrntatte
ifs ninon
Though the United Ktefe•.�.oyrrntti.nt
s,. r4ra� �� � 1 hes received nils f j wa 7f
\ Iff. t /torah 1 d'n4' at
i
p g r
1
Wart
The rubor) 1,
.lair hlriR nrtl g
Villain)
. u cattle fl
thing for th n t k I
$.-JFbuntda Jul 18, 1929.
,ter.,,•. . las prospect wa• thea made the Lith
f.nl Jeri of protest by usher naII,•u-. and
wise pointed mut that if tlw States,
1•;
I'',` l':4:'''EDITO 114 Pile of these Lel rcirtrr.,r a., return
r•
not bas, from u1her countries 11
GE/DaRICH . CANADA 1.0111.1 not expect to .-4'11 to them. 4'
. News.: emigres,. .lue,m t kilo& Just N halt t
Association do; and in the meantime the people mf'.
Publish everyThurda • wurutug. th • Cultist State- are rw•,•hvlug o ler
Subscription price $2.tlt► per year '-,u 111 tlw 10 11 y of high protection.
Strictly In advance.
NAL PRINTING CO.. LTD.
THE SIGNAL,
The Decline et Orratery
4 Rrw'lrille Recorder II l'iwesl
orators rN now %
The fort that a
d for tyIw-,vn in Canadian public
- w marked with the uu
ler who ftoorimltwl hl ..n- dee:Well. Im-
wwtiately-uewelitig t'onfwleratiun-
i• quite often made the 'stlbjw t o1 cu1u-
awnt. 11112 It cannot be dentes that the
proceedings of the several l'arliawetlt•
of the 1►,mtlulnu are nu% eonductel Ill
' 1 Lunch more bta.4ue..-tike manner
• • •
than aa* formerly the ease and that, las
convention of 1to•-t•aua.li.ln••Lt .1•irrottllede.•line ofurnton. the tour
Telelibeneli (iederith, Ont. ,Jd at a '1'houaa- his: N.wk ..f debate 1. ouch happier and les. rit-
W. H. Itubert-ou• Editor and Manager j r:oli, that. +%a+ forwerl, the rule. nut a na:rat.er . ! proposal., ..Y
RI
an n''
1 i f, m'
TLur-day, •tut, 1'4, 19.''9.
special Interest to returned Lieu bill
w.rithlg the sympathy of all ritirnetlw.
w 111 soldiers w•he u`ter ton year- are de
141 Glorious .wawet• weather. %eloping {Jly*lc;tl doe a.. their
exilerienee oversea. %%h4.'h did not
Hare you 1..'“.41,1 yolrt• atI,: a .how thetu+elre- al the u11le. Few "cal.
tickets'
• . •
it 4tan pointed .alt. returned from the
1•.n•• campaign Nltdoul harti.11 detel-
The daily papers uligltt call thrix o „4',i++rime"fire " ht 01:111, caw- they
11ouday e•dltton1 Ilk' R',•e1:12 •\'widens (silos w,•re 411111,1 :yid hur.11y toothy-
. umber.
1464'. if they, w, .h• Ili tu+e!re• frit at
• • •
ail: Int its the inter...Mi.: ten sear,
The harvesting of the prairie' reps ower have bewail 'o cell. and here and
,bin year utlfortuuat,•lc will not re- there 4- IM'giuniu: 1.
quire many helper* fru" Eastern Can' '•IIi.. fnlllss,t 11104, poor health. lw• miff-
ads.
ing unfit for 42.111 ew{.loywet.t. The
•
.outeution naked than special prn'i•ion
1(u4•itl and 1'hLI: art. -unr:Ing at la' made In such •- - for medical awl
each usher. a'l,1m4 11+ mttFing pr•gre-- surgical attention. in order that the
%-hell It •burr• .cough '(wtuk 10 want comfort and efficiency of the 'nen
to fight anybody.
should he preserve,' a+ far a.• sible. hi+ is a tm.lerate requited suns
Vr. Ferguwn, says the 1'r.riu'1ii4 one that ssltoUld hunt• instant and (244 -
highway, are hereafter to doe called ..rahle ,•onaderotlou. Farther than
•
"the Kitig • 11ig11N':1,1.. 11111 Nr tri•. there shotihl io'-ult11c1eat elIai-
thuught every public road w•ay the
pity ill the penLN„m n•gnl:rtl..n• to coyer
Ing'• highway. en -es in w$kh physical di.nl.ilitir•
a.suably be held to have had
'i 1 toai4 r. , Slimmer.
their origin In war - service, though
School ill proµti, "eel. the ,ire ,urs .14a1hilttIM• may not hatt-e 41.rel-
etl9 towing on 3fon.111) :111.1 Chanattt- o c 1111111 I..1ltp after the period of
qua to o:.•o ou Thnralay next, nu1.Mly
•etc i tee.
a,:,-ow;4laha that 4:-sleriel, larks yo r- • • • •
t Ill tt 411111 ,•r• opportunities.
:1.4in• want- ;, sir•• -gal oesewion of
• • •
• • •
Steek Market' /gambling`'
Iattlawa Journal/
N.. couun•1 ran IM• in a whole...me
salt•
when a 11•t of 11- citizens think
that all they need 2.. d1. 10 get rich 1•.
hay •hurl ail 4411114' tnlerpri•e 44114' day
14111 .4'11 11 42 a profit tlw next. To
that cr:l•r., too tow prevalent for the
p:a•t few year,. t.o many of pair !wr•-
plr •Liles rill -I. '11"'y thought, or NI' -
{••u• 1., thiuF.'that +1.4.14. 11111.1 aL
way- Ipp. nut st.gq'4t,g 1.. refle.•t .-
what .114,'1 •u.h cont limed soaring
hoist eventually produce upon national
e•ow, mti... Xoa. :mol 144111111. nut ho
•,4,14:. their 114-ill,..ir",tneut ha- ,•'.rues
Political Picnic.
(Fort \\ilr,20 Tim„sJourm1I,
l9w.r (+•Hoo- wl.. gathered runnel
rhe hustiug.4 111,1 sal -dent for a you-
ple ..f "tones t.., their 14h111i.-• serious•
I1. and it tray i44 that the political 1.1x- ,
'tic did tomb t.. f.,+ter the 14,Ilti� al tu-
ai111.2 11111.11 Ilse,' t.. lw• N. strong
among' the farmer...( a forlu.r gener-
ation. \.n1. that tit,' advent of tlw an-
tonl.d,:le ha. Made a df.n11,.•. of thirty.
miles I,'-- of a bar 10 attrudau.r than
five mil's N:,. forty years ago. the pol-
'iri :al i.1 -r k may ,..1114' back to It. own.
Theri• 'should be Miss* bigger crowd..
drawn from far greater •11.11u*c,'•. nu.l
it might he m.c'..ary h. rutploy micro-
phoue. to •npPh Macri* the mighty lung•
• than s•r%el of yore. lint it night aloe
be that the re,i':11 .f the political pie
tic would tiring 6:1.14- into our i.diti..
•pia• '.1 t1.e vim an.l energy w'hl.14
-velar. to be lacking in these later day.
Celebrating Dominion Day
I I'algary Fiera :,l1
Two ,years ago i'an:ol4an- united to
carry out n ih.nrimaa-wide pr.,1runl las
honer of the 1h noon., Jubilee of Con-
federni..n. 1:l.,lor,te cer•ttohie. %%,•r•
staged ill r.. 11111M•lt44'tati.n of the 'iv
tii•th Dominion 14:1,. ,.ltioa.:Il euthna-
a-w woo threw,. hit last your ti.r.•
41:14• :l 1c.2i.,•al.Ir. :.miner::.... 1•• • •
Ioyaalar fervor ami fl14- %-rear the w1•
Nona) birthday oil) 1.' devoted Merely
tot golf. Holding and orher aunnw•ntehts.
This. in -pile of the nndonl.h'd fact
that the ...lit itn'•tu .,f uation:ati•m growing, -1 rnn..r in 4'an:ad:a 1111 the
time. •'2m:oilv.. 1114 proud of their
.country and 11.. treat material and in-
tellectual :c-lll•cement•. int they d•'
11.•4 feel tinThe Globe'. la.•k of a tariff
y special :uu,irers.tryshould
Is• nntrk...I out 2'' ,I.•noustnite the fact
In tine. {orlirnlur tl.y- are not prepar-
ed
relrlr
el 10 follow the ecatupk• .f .ttneri'-nu-
in the noisy celebration. of Imle{w•ml-
en•s• Ih,y
The Growth of Expenditure
IThe Farmer'. sun,
From a high 41.41. we take •loan
the Ihabll. Accounts of the Pros -hoe
..f llntarbe for the year ending Ile :Ili.;
of 1h•t,).,., 1!4141. .\Ithongh there tier.•
in that your. we recall. eomphNut• of
Ilse P%traTennu.y of the GOI-eritntrttt •.f
Sir Jai1Mr \\'llitn,y. tle tonal re..... it.
were fifteen and titre•.plarrer m.l-
It.mw. the total tail -meats to•tve and a
half millions.- and the total .lire -t lis
1.411114- of the ttroriu.-' Metal) rw,. toil
linos. I'ighre•n year: Iat•r, on the 1(1.7
f s h t..lw•r. 1!r s, the 4orn! rerlpt. were
.hewn to toe flfta'-•Igllt ail{tllpll-. not tn-
clnding limn... the iwl rm.n1. .ele11t,-
rise or 'dr million.. and the total dlr.
ett li,.ldtiti.•• of the Pr.n-4te... three
hundred and ninety-four million... to
these eighteen year., tinder':he infhl
.m. of cast expenditure.. the l.gn11:-
tio,t of
Ihnnrio increased not more
than :al•.nt four hnndrrd tltoe•,ln,l
in It,* same is•ri,.l Ate municipal and
. 11,..) tax.. tripled and the nlnniapaal
iud.bteIlt, ,
rive two hundred and fif-
ty milll..u•. ,\ tioinotri.l million• lor-
rotcel arid .•vtr14et..1 from the earn-
ing: ..f hula -try 1.. re-tlunah.t•.) iu-
• alu.t r* ill nowt quarters and hate con-
trlhntwl t.. N,.� ni:aking ..1 pr...pr•rit!
in 0 few cities The burden of .telt
con hardly with prnd.n., to. gases -wt
Itit!...1 pra.t.nc,. there 1• lilt yet army
sign.
,P n to Slate- 1!,'Iwtldl.;nap pr.. The bargain4i,g for n cow 1111,1 been - -
naked the farnu•r• n higher goiu ..0 b•i.,,rct, for x11 hour.COUNTY LEVY ON THE
their 1'r,.Jn.et.. in 1bP b,.t Ple tion. 16.• prolierfI,P purchaser
Then 1114., f..Ind User hail to d.. nail to the pdoe..
•••aur- ,.slow well milk doe. sir Ric.•''" he
. nano ncrnr.r aha' ns e .
could not bear t.. ,see the farmer- get -1 th. 1*tulrlrt 1.110 st1
1
ian iags Ih.r. '911 %she's
tng nch *4itfinit tIM•ir getting nn,o ,tarn a,od-moored critter and she'll
ell The all -wallas tariff Met -ease thus' give nu .he .,Iii
Distinguished Musical Artists
to Be Presented at Chautauqua
l t►K'F.L1. 1'ATTor, AT PIANO, AND IIt"iFJrl' TOT
F.rr*'t To;, relehrated Australian vinllntat, and the inimitable
Lowell Patton, pianist, composer, Interpreter of Inte and moods. brine
to tho coming Canadian Chautauqua here distinctive musical Pro -
prams of outstanding Interest.
Ernest Toy hale been the reeip)ont of many high honors within
the Ilrl)$rh Empire. He has had the distinction of touring with Melba
and John McCormack, and has been concert master with the leading
orchestras In Australia.
Lowell Patton hu studied at the Royal Academy, London. la
Paris, Rome, Berlin and Vienna. Audiences aro charmed with Ma
Oaring of his own compositions and with his vivid Impreulonistle
dramatic sketches.
gars are contort artists of high rank presenting* programa Po
warted, artMtle aad niateaal that they appeal not only to the genst*e
ateaM Iorer, but to the more popular -minded as well.
MINOR MUNICIPALITIES
The folio%%41,11 •how. th. 1!11.4 cun-
ty tax levy upon each of the mnnici-
p1lltl.. of Minot comity. The ...1.,n.)
colnmu .hot%. the p.gntlatIon of the
tendo,, mnnl.flrtlit4.. al• retttrw41 for
11r_'s. The ...maty tray rate N,i. 'rase I..
...Veit mill. on tit .lollu1% noose Ill, ;IN
fodl..w-•: Four 111111. for general ...Inde
pnr{o•.•.. *N.. 111111• for .ounty high.
un'.. and one trill a. a opecial rate
the pt -.. a,4.,!4. of Nhirh g.. toward. lwur-
lug orr th.• r..an,ty in.l.ht••In... on 1•ro-
, ylrr-lal htgbwsy- titins the ,arrctl
Nnniripalit, Population Tax I.e%y
I9 * 1959
Toanslrips-
\•lflad 1!wp. 4 2s.al4;.r'_
I:.nll•1'I.11 1•;!w, 1"rlvi!•_
tarry 14'4., _tu(!4t;:
11:11 1.:1 )7,e4 4'.
ifittl eh Son _:.-,1;,p,
ThtH.t1 1!11; 1;-l.1's,
, I K411o1, hili l!4p.. a{
Morro. 11111; 17'4.1'4'w*
S1tullrl 1�4s 140:42 se
Stindie.a ; !s Lena ;..'
'1'11. lar-tnith hs'.;
rodeo -to. 1:14:; ird
111;1!. o
11.i:2'..:TIthherr, 113j11.41 ,,
W.. Woo .itiosh
1n1T'eHwtns-n
•:41,rl.1
SPnf..rth 41 1171;14,e:.1'.F \Sno1,rl.h
of
%%Ingham '2Slu
illy tII
lints...lo
Exeter
11.•nso I I
•
Ra 1 1 f •_t2-1.2 .;
s2:1dKi 70
1 70C :141',4.74)
77at y' 2370 no
44.51* tillages* .:1
Two Mina sg
ile was a homwslck colored orbiter in
a labor battalion, and he saw n,r
rhanee of a dlorherp.,
"Ile next with dry hes.; he alt►onnc- ;
hi to * friend. "lrysl two mon whet '
ain't Arran' to he there. That's me anti
de man (ley mend to git me."
GODERICH, ONT.
THE SIGNAL'S
.;l�r.�i� ,:��i�'~r ��g�r' i• �f°:, �.��r rte,,..
oderich "Buy -at -Horne"
Directory
and Business Guide ^t.i 'til
Through the co-operation of the business men listed below, The Signal proposes to reproduce a series of educational
articles in the endeavor to bring about a better business relationship between residents and merchants in our town,
and thus to bring about a more prosperous and progressive community in which to live.
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A. CORNFIELD
Ready -to -Wear Clothing
Gents' Furnishings
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods
Ladies' Ready -to -Wear and
Millinery
Telephone 418
lies Man ha Ire levied Is ttss"
J. R. WHEELER
Furniture
Fuseral Director ass Embalmer
Telephone: Store 335
Res. 355 wt
W. C. Pridham & Son
GENTS' CLOTHING
and FURNISHINGS
'.The Store 1\" r), the St.. k '
Telephone 57
Campbell's Drug Store
Drugs, Patent Medicines
Toilet Articles
Victor Pho egraphs and Reser&•
-Kodak and Developing -
TELEPHONE 90
- R. J. Howard
Geeeral Supply Store
HARDWARE. PAINTS mei OIL
AUTO Al, ESSORIF:S
TELEPHONE 3Of • ,
Brophey Bros.
FURNITURE sad FUNERAL
DIRECTORS
Telephone:- Uwe it1; Res. 217
Keeping Up Appedrances
W. n,;, ice it easier for
par. ,:alar people
Frank H. Mart's
Tailor and Hader Telephone 41
Miss L. E. Hogan
Confectionery and
Ice Cream
-Soda.Femme. Service--
HUNT5 CHOCOLATES
TELEPHONE 313
Calvin Cutt
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Fleur and Feed
Telephone 116
Allison & Heitman
FRI'.11 ANit CUREi)
Meats
11 r QUALITY -
TELEPHONE Ne. 2
Babbe'tte Gift Shoppe
Stamped Goods, Hand Embroidery
China sad Pottery
1;11.1r F,rl; ALL OCCASIONS
Phone 567
East Street Footvhear and
Repair Shop
For lttt:t'ity and Comfort in
1.out w•:Ir and Repairing
WM. AHL, Proprietor
Opposite Knox Church Phone 606)
Goderich Fruit Market
Quality Fruit ad Vegetables
FRESH DAiLY
Cerise, East atm* ad Square
PHONIC 4711
W. ACHESON & SON
-General Dry Goods and Ready -to -Wear --
Rugs - Linoleums - Carpets
TELEPHONE 76
Cleveland's. Bakery
The ('.,-Operas ivy Raker
Quality Bread, Cakes
and Pastry
Telephone 114'
Geo. W. Baechler
PROVIII1)N S1IOI'
Groceries, Meats, Fids`, Fruits
and Vegetables
"(It. Friend Tells Another"
-1\'e las our .pan .ietirering-
Pi.ae Sea
Have Confidence in Your Town
Why du you live hl •;.Mterl. h'
Perhaps it Iv because your perenbe Ilre4t here before you and
yon never thotIRbt to more. More likely it Is because you saw a
haus to sues( to 50,41) advantage here, or earn a good living, or
.rhlbll.h yourself at a moderate expense where your fatally and
yourself ..odd hare all the advantages of a ,lye .oatmunity. You
(mind 4,rerable ehnmhe•. wb.ol's and I411dwe-s interests. You real-
ized that 4:.slerlch Nn, a pra•gre,•ire comtttuoiry and a dewirndl.•
place Ur which to live.
.1 .wlerh•h h,l, progressed its the past helm.* the wer•haubo of
the town and other ch'A• enterprises puce received the support of
the rrldtn14. esti time 000tlnau'r of t 116 {wtnouage depends the
future .nn-,-*o,i of the cuwmnuiti. 1f 11,. ns•rthant• are not support -
el the% will retie (runt huslnr-. a11.1 %.nur nyy•tier %Itjch %humid gas
to bct1411ing up the town %i11 go 11. other ritirto Ida..• thew In front
of your own town.
'Infrrer, this t. finpo.'tl•Je 1f k, -sl rr.ldet.tr buy their •g.NMls at
home. Ion lune confidence 1.. ,'..or t..an, else you would not tw•
living here. Ion believe that the tone will advance 140 your bit
by buying In G.Mlrri.•h. Keep your dollar* at home- T).ry , will
minimize your taxes and tuerease the va)ee .,f noir ;enamel lur,'+t
melds. Iley 10 4 ollrrk•b.
Let as serve you i. year
HARDWARE WANTS
We hat 0. the tetter g••4Is. !fetter
pricer. Try 11. ars, he .ati•hi..l-
Jas. C. Carrie
%s1.t t.ide "t ,.,)Ilare. \1'e deliver.
PHONE 601; 363
H. C. Dunlop, Ph.. B.
-THE RE/ALL DRUG STORE"
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet
Articles, Lodelts, Stationery,
Cesteetissery
United Cape Stove Ages
TELEPHONE No. 1
F. H. WOOD
FORD SALES AND SERVICE I F'
NEW CARS USED CARS
THE FASTEST SELLING CAR IN THE WORLD AND THE MOST
ECONOMICAL TO OWN AND OPERATE. FORD PART4COST LESS
TELEPHONE 403
This Week's Special Write -Up
JAMS C. C.ARRIE
Jaime. V. Carrie I. time anerensrr of Charles C. Lee and the late
Christopher ('ralrb in the proprietorship of the oldest I, i rdware ,note
in l:o4erich, whnee blatory goer tack to the early outtalk 'r Hes
town. 1\'it*nat being able no tie definitely the date of beginning.
Ir 1. quite safe to "ay that for the beet part of a (euthry hardware
ban hen .veld ht the strain now *-cups d by Mr. Carrie.The pe.'.'
cut• propriet.rshlp datew hack six years. hit for a considerable ier-
I.MI iw'fore that Mr. t'aryl. wan 1.414'4( clerk in the same stand. fir
knows the hardware hnsintem from A to 7.. keep,' hie wtot•k up a,
date, and bel1eres in keeping bis cmitresient satisfied a 4th rondo' and
privet. Paints. are eamewhat of a 'specialty *1 the Carrie snore.
and again this year, for the. third time. Mr. ('arHe has won the com-
petition 1n Matrices 0 and 1i •taking to a large portion of Western
(rntartoi for highe,.t sales o( wheewtn-WilReme paints, &std.,
attending to the exacting detail. of his business, Mr. Carrie finds
time to .scrota to, the 'digestions! acrdks of the ttrwn, and has i.,.n
n menrls•r of the public C-b.N'l is4ard for a untntwer of year..
E. C. Robertson
, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS
"QUALITY GIFTS"
Royal Crown Derby China
TELEPHONE 234
Blackstone's
Furniture Exchange
Used sad New Familiars
"WE SAVE 1.OI' MONEY '
PHONE 3411
Smith's Art Store
Art Pictures, Picture Framing
-English China-
"GiFTS OF 111'ALITi"
PHONE 196
British Exchange Betel
Huron Cafe is connection
A Real place to Kat and "l.cp
Known to be clan andtsr_to-date
PHONE IV
Sturdy's Cash Grocery
Choice Groceries
Provisions, Fruits
"Fe.rything 614.1 for the Tail"
PHONE 299
Miller's Service Station
Goodyear Tires plus Service
Worth While
Oil Clanged and Cars Greased
-MARMON MOTOR CARS -
PHONE 239w
Wm. J. Clark
DE SOTO SIX
A CHRYSLER PROhl'('T
Sales «,id Service
Expert Heroin. fin All Makes
of Cars
Baker & Durnin
HUDSON and ESSEX
SALES ANI) SER1'I(:F.
General Motors Trucks
Repairs on all makes of ear.
PHONF24 ISS --217
MacEWAN & TEBBUTT
CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBI LE t1
SALES AND SERV I CE
Gas, Oils, Tires and Accessories
Repko w all mala dears n Teleplsae 234
Western Canada Flour
Mills Co., Ltd.,
HEARTILY ENDORSE THIS
Buy - at - Home
CAMPAIGN
Support Local Merchants and
Help Our Town Grow
Mortal Milliary ail WI Shore
U t.-ti•-minot. Mitli..yw
ry, l�r,
Neckwear .ad Julia& Sale Leat/tor
Goods. Gifts for .ii occasio.s.
Art Needlework, i.inene and China
WR 1NVITti YOU TO CALL
M. N. MAK1NS
North 3.1. .4 Sear. Co.r ch
F. E. Hibbert
Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS
Reliable Goods .t R..•o..ile Prices
TELEPHONE aA
W. C. Snazel
Gents' Furnishings
Suit, Made-to-mean/re
('LEANi`it. ANI) PRE.+SIN(,
TELEPHONE 339
The S. A. Gray Co
General Dry Goods.
Ready -to -Wear and
House Furnishings
YOUR STORE OF VALUE
TELEPHONE 84
D.111. O'Brien
F RE"H AND Ci -REI►
MEATS and POULTRY
!DELIVERY PHONE 31
E. G. Smith
Baker and Confectioner
"The Better Baked lir.•a.i"
PHONE 164 WE DELIVER
J. J. Hoggartlr
GARAGE
Ropatrs on all makes of car's
Gas, Ods, rates, Accessories
TELEPHONE 427
F. M. McArthur
Electrical Contractor
FIXTURES and SUPPLIES '
NEXT POST OFFICE PHON1 a2
Wesley M. McLean
FLOUR, FEED, SEEDS
Groceries and Produce,
'Hay and Straw
Agent Bra.tford Roofing, Plum 350
M. R. MacVicar
High -Class Millinery
Hats, Corsage, Flowers
Scarfs and Novelties
KIN(4STON STREET
NASH "400"
Leeds the 11'orld in Motor Car
Value
The only Car of all the new ears
with every new 1929 refinement
SALES - SERVICE - STORAGE
Huron Motor
Sales
Phone 83 - H. C. Young
South Street
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