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TeIep1 ewe 33 : Goderich, Out.
W. H. Robertson, Editor and Manager
Thursday. Ke•pteuller _"t.
sprroiIAL NOTES
Is youth nater on the voter: lust?
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, itspenNll•r the 4.s4crit•11 full fair
• next week,
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\1'Ir.> worry about the byre -ix:••-.
Doukh,.t. t-'.' Whiter in coining.
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1'tec •teek1* ptilta•n+- mray iu.lul;• I.
• little polities the next few week-. 11
unr fall fair prim. list. leave thein
any r•A'ut.
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it i. bard to (.hasty the L.I,. nil
leader in his prohil.itiuu clews, The
London Free frese, colife•stts. Itut 4o-,
body- expecte the F. 1'. fo do anythin:
but follow" the behests of Ira own pert
leuk•rs, it.. tuatter where they :,gay lead
-It.
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seine p•,.ply nwm 1.. fear that 1L.•re
a' -''tit thi11g il,drflullr :tM.,,( Mr.
title'• proulise int' a plt•!dwt•i:t•. They
- seed not worry. Jf Mr. '$iuchlir i.
• • ' pt:tttsl to power he will know who
pin hum there unel he •t111 1a! aixinn"
to Barry -17111 hix plelg + to flit-' IOW
'tenon*. people u- leruwiItly ate' a+'
Billy a.-jAiaaibk!.
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-Mr. Ferguson wry+ lir will liar,• no'
more plebiscites.' Ile iia. newer Iii •••! I
plrhi.eU.Y since I1. 4; when he had r
• out. (hal di•utg,ointc.I hind i y:' 2iriu; •
m:apoetry for [wok i'.itt.•at _ (f the,
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•aj.rity on that •ca.i•.a :„I. train 1
for go%ernitc•ut tcgitrnl, .111
til0ul.1 have had uutseuttl.'.! li :u ire- r
time for.plebisu•ites. 4
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' Uidn't to say? Herr i. the fir 1
winter pr.slictiou„tt come,. from- i "
Tubus• • "Thi' 1n.lixu. cl.sint aura tier,. •
•M .114E mf 11 st•ce•re 44i11t.•r i❑ t•vi-
deuce in tlae present. Iu,rvtvn. r•
husks are Iwatter. hark 1111, eidek.nwl.
ole hundred acre ,fartu to a nlaxl•
Mum of $2,50 Iwr Mouth. tin edu-
cational masers .the wanifesto i.
dl+tee.+litgly uutouuuuuie t11•e.
449 "'km In vain for mention of
1.,4411411114. school hoards. anathema
to at leant four -tittles .ef the rural
electorate. Safely entrenched in
.ttt.e again, )!r. F'erguwn, with
the uu.ral twckiug of ))Is rwently
apt 111Iwl howl-plrkwi wintvtinsult
...nonlltew. will, In this course.
tkiA'u legislation prewitling
r.ir the larger unit of school ad-
nuul•tratluu. Theca, 11. in 11e case
f the-d.iquor 1'untrul ,Art, when
another eieetlou rolls around the
farmer will It* int'Irts1 to give the
n•w9F-lnstallett
system it fair trial.
The paragraph on the marketing lit
111111 I.recfuet. 1• ty)f.lt of the at-
titude of the rergusml regime.
ttMen. ft Ihr lttlnllill;. o3.
prmniled nine)) and dune little; t
'rornulr the ucarketing of h rill pro.
.harts along modern lines. 4 :he
subject of liquor, the twanifeeeto is
%agile nod evasive and, unhatm.11y•
:rn pet tntily afford to hr,
THE SIGNAL,
PLANT BULBS NOW FOR
WINTER AND SPRING
tionw flint.. u.i Treatment of
Iiifferttue 1 arietie.
This Is the Iasi vh41ue b, wake sure
of a tine display of flowers from bulbs
next sprint. Tulips, jonquils, daffalils.
-uoweiru,•. and t•r.r•u..w s01Wu141 hr.
secured 'Iwule.liately and planted wr
that the;r Will 1e able to estabdl•h throe
•rhes heron: wint..r set. in and he till
_ready- to sprung Into flown shortly after
tIc- .now Ai.ap,ea•• seie11 mouth+
hear', klmiv Atutts of these spring
bulb• are w•e•l1 AJapttrl (lir pinuthtg
Ili the gra+.• along the, 41ri'eway lir
walks, or here 411111 1111.11• through 1Lr
Mon. some iw•pl'• iiiake a pratetlrt•
of 'throwing, tlw n'ery burly r+prtu�
hut4n. -aril a, er.w.t.e+. over thele
+houbl. r mm h. the Etna HMI
of pl:ult-
fu� tthrrever they f1Jt. A hide is dug
ill n trowel and ael'.'111 tett tut•hfil
of vest :nil placed he the Irdtotn au•!
a - the bulb pl:tntwl at 11,'141 tit Atr1111
tie
Mill.
diameter. The t irgt•r au) RAMONA GRATTAN male. a !Reeler showing wlw11 place
AT ADRIAN, MICR. •lo.tp- of front h2 ittt dmzen tot 1,...I •
the uud platitel If: the perennial laud or
in I•.rdel*t- Then• are m.1It ydrlr'i.•-
Re'rtird tin 1,rnitet• 1uuuly of •alit.. twrtl.•ttlnrly.:u14 1Pew b1m.n1
Fair Trari4 tit .1!n'41n•ttt Is'riods..o rhnt If :i pru,u'r
Monona 4;rauptu, Lr. Whitely'' _.•h• ti.•n I• made n :He ly +apply tit
••INV+It- 1-e. cy111111111es to add freelt flower. vitt he had from e:lrt% eprine
laurel to her record, awl hiq week au:i! intP.
at Lewitt -et. 4'onuly Fair at
Adrina'•• Planting Oulahk
.111th.. silt* set o new mark ha %iinuht. It Is a simple matter It 41.1 t".. a br,I-
the premier event of the ti:1)-- ntriug• li:ut display of hl..t.tttx 4li'htu as few
.A report tit the event in Ho local
get
t after the ...111.1.1'dkwOpen r+. Tu
uva•lapeee 1: a: follows': As
this. secure tut►bs uuw 1111.1 pleat
'L1010114 Grattan. n larze brou':1 •nt1-I41••. 'These' hull., are h at...rtwl
nacre _with five ra1•ing campaign. by the seed.tuen' trolls Hullautl. N'!Y'r,'
behind her. flyitig Tarr)-. rae.rl to a they were grown flat. veer. and in
new track. record to the J:t i pence which the flower 'for Menet Jwtr it lit
event iu tlw seismal day'- program at i ready formed. 1111 t1ais lar iunt, it is
the Leila Wet. ('minty Fair N'wlue.day advisahie io )0.t the liu'ge:t size ',Ulla,.
Ituuiilnn Gralttall flipped exu,•IIc mad•-; which ur11mra114 .-,.utnil) Iles large -4
lunrtrr of ti ..*s-.'ultl (turn the old rr- nmwt•r, laud with wide)) fewer 'int-ses''
...rd ..t Hal McKinney- • when she i in ht•"•w Will Ile espt•rlracrd. TI.:
turned the mile in J:oSal..itt the first boli„ Are Iduutesl out.klt• Ili :k•pteml.t•r•
heat lit the neve. Itonae May- tw.gau i wls•rP tl*•y will develop root growth
and J;dnuty lli r,.•r Imola were pressing; lector,• the fre•ere-up and he in a good
Log' for, lirst honors alien slw made la,-i'ino to spring forth its ,sewn as the
he record thaw, ., .,,t .iwtpleur- in the spring. `mites• -
TM• flute. of 2:'*. °, cunnus by Hat ,irol.-• w-111 1.41111111 u• Mani 11• the ,lour
McKinney in 4:143 was challenged at i• :•n,e, but tla•sl• are,followe.I to rapid
last year's races, hat no horst .n.rr+•Itn by scillas, unevew•s, grills
*sets NPN
cndd .•.tour
JI,ALL tI►c Lenitive, lnt,h hyacinth. aan•issl» i•ittlg,
Fair track' iii 192.4. Jt ttrmaili nr a 1181(-i.nerilrr tulip":- _There 1 -
tat %%%%% Grattan to shwa- the. way to ids. :e single t•arly- tulip, which oil
he field of., rust staplers, at the re -e• emacs lir+t of all. although it is to.'
his -yet r, Sato 4, Cullom', -starter ;1s lDNAhtl ns the ilurwht and late'
4u•l 1:0, F. ittuulth, elrrk, aere In tL,• ,art lir 414i-t111g varieties easefully
itt stand 4ixteen year. ago 11 tat. 'atoll keeling in mind the time..( }down
1:.! M..Aluhey ))tilde the record in;• ther.F' wilt be 'some fluwerhlyx •l.y
.ort" a -ere In ale stand again 11'e.4- these 1'nk'- from early in -April until
u••.My when the-urw reoril we:.; .o, a1n•.•t July. 'I1uli,e., narcissus and
he. hooks. Ramona 4ir:,tta11 I+ o.t a. • hyacinths ehonld Ie planted from fonr
,y lir. J. It. Whitely. of G.tderich, to six 'Mites steep nod .tls'tt the trim.
h:NH.,. 1'nn:nl:t. and was .1•, .e•. lo• Maumee apart. while the smaller -bull..
oho Mullin. tial lleKinn.•; a':i- ahold 1r• planted 11ta'nt two Incite'
wuel and driven by :Al lL'b'-••i. ..i' apart mil about two inches deep. in
icors idP. 4'al. •%cry heavy soil, the shallower Mant-
ling should 1n• followed.
ST. HELENS •, Thin t• nIn the ti Planttle ing
t:u'.41
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and nit -bells are l.tavier than the%
hay.• been for *one time.'' lint don' 1
fret ..•:.n•,I: .1.n11•IMFt% 4•If1 .•rltt '.a•
eutniug 1414.4154 with prophecy of et wild tl
winter.
- 1 hulls which one i -isite. to have Busse,
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ST. ifIE KMS. Sept .t -'4►u I:uudaytlind.,ers trout lute Snvrm4.r:• »►.til
enteurber :".t• thanksgiving harvest' �Llrrh. This is a siw;r'e form of
"me settle. 4111 he 11011 Lt 4'hrl.+t gartleitIng and Kurth -all,. ,all of the
Anglican) chards 3: :t o'c1,s•k. Hev. ordinary spring bulls, '11911 sue oar-
. n. 424111tigbcr Kill !lace charge of ei.H11t hyncluths, Chine**, lilies, tulip..
14. +rn9.+•. M1.+•i•1 music- will Is• 1riy1E11. , (messily*. w•tlla+ nod daffodil.. San east -
Mr. 11111 4uowden and Mis. Ilryun, ml ly he grown iud.sere hi s'jl. water or
1;r:11r11 Valle,. were 5'ikltors with 31r. fibre. The 'latter +,(11,41:stir,'. able).
uud
lir-. Ilya. McItoliert• in -or the 17111 be. iought at any 44'.m1 wtorr. tit . ug
at'!'kru.i 311x, Bryan Visited with her with the hones. 1s the ,'leanest to
cousin. 3!r. .11f. Wails, handle. can he used over and over
Ili*. Margaret Thom, of Guelph ho.- ".gain and 11+11I11v glee. generally- .ani+-
Pi'al. was hone for Sunday. factory result- With the rxt•ptlou of
The Women's Institute will hold th,•Ir the Chinese lily, which 1s planted arl-
,outhl,-'meeting am Thursday. 4letulr•r, wt.+t on top of the soi1, fibre or 54114(91.
rd, tit 2.31► richt•k, a!r the home of the bulbs should be planted itt pct. deep
r..4, Ed. Thom. Roll call--iluohattuns rt gh sn that only the tip shows
friendship, Siihjeet--'Htisldtnlity nonce tlw marine. ' Water lightly and
1.1 a11.1 N, -w'' Ili r1131;" of lltss N1. place in- • dark, veld contra wise.
Itutherford. •'Hoste',a•* Mrs. Ch)).- the temperature cert. he kept well !s-
unlit' anal- Mies ,tunic ]nnrnln, All Ina :Ae degrees. if ,sessilele. The Mil'
ttere.tel are welcome. cis+lt,. 1%1111.4..11i ill tal,.nt -it to eight
Mi•• irvru {\'tial let Tomlin). %reek•. while tie hyacinths, tulip. anal
.ttorel op and Maud the week -end! daffodil,. will not ec'ane on feir two
ith her mother. Mr.. 11. ,1. w'.atl+. •i or three months. By planting In sue -
311,. I.nln 3%'.»t n'eotheoupoil I' in stmt.. j ase+°it.u, ',oracularly with 1119 narcl.-
rd attending XoorlMal 'School. rrats. rwts or three crops colt its secured.
\Ir. %l'itl'•rt ihtntin :111.1 hi. :flint lint WWI those ladle: that take n longer
res11'tu,,Ito •les. of L.rtnlmn, %t.ite.i taut' to f1iw'er a :tiger++inn of blnnm
i•t•h-'ly ;,t tics fnruwr'+ home' with lir. 14 more easily obtniitwd by rising *'arty.
d Mrs. 4'lin*. lhtrniti. medium and late varieties. i'itlt the
,lir. at'1 lir., linglf 4'nmernir 41„1 tnlQw select these snrietie+ unlatch are
el,ilttr.•u. loi-ut• and iseelel, and Mr. .Pevially adapted for fining. 14rnh1-
Wilt ,,nrrurc erre 1l+ih.te re. coaly age should le provide) where stoic !+
,lith their :Hunt. 31r...1. 11. Rutherford; need. but Ir is not neves,iury with
Soule cf nor sports attended ilii. 111.4•- - tube*'. which-irh+ta11cr makes soleal
i•a11 ncir h nr fart Blgiu on )LauL•iy. materinl where fancy bowler are used.
.After planting, with the ex.•eptton nf'
The Rlyth Clairvoyant - the freesias, leafy.. in Ihr ,'1101 tPngwra-'
Ih•Ib•rr• it 01 not, lent n•9 knot" til+ titre anal dark place lint"" n grt*d road
N. use n too. on . I,,t( hest. dnHng 1rowtIi has drcelopr,l Anal the sprout.
the -h:..1.4#141 kbit.' bet W'w•u llarrt+tan are all' merit nn tach. Our or two
and Clifford at the l,t•n4 diamond. a !"t1 can fes tnr11el not in the hand ro
young Indy frnni North Iittkntn, who lot make sure. tont the root growth i+
ti.itlu* friend,. tit Clifford, Inst n din- 'i're•milflg a...vi. l ih+lde. \t'hrn 1,1"'
tante tins• lawn reni•liwl, Mater near'•
rn.14 ring, %shed tit se•teral hnndrel-a lil'•rally and bring out into fair light
of d.11iers nn,l .lois!. vainest i ey.md that o temperature of ,It.a t :re degree,.
week tinny. as n precious elft. ►Ihr dein week tir tar., remove to hilt ,-tai
had only mi.w'd fife ring a few' and C., nr ;44 dpgnrs. i -nuc+• the pl:nit
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minlrtes, but diligent •earrla that night get this gale. ih,rk start they will de-
me ILP nett day fnitel to reveal b. telop inn• quickly- noel -mAfl sickly
wistre,ls,nt,.- Naturally site cam.. to flttwwto are the r•vetilt. 1 -+nilly they
t1.e He%i••t'. n11I.m' to advertise her l r.+m 1•f nie ani of the 44.11:1 l'' nuiy a few week!.
MAA "Ire 1141 a 11.1ii •,ortfe n•4nr4 far if• beritr.' l t t'2141i, . After they rare mut
return- lyaseser, +onwone nd(he/1 her !u flower, keep in 11 tcr,l roam, 'trowel
to go to It 1inir'oynut uemr itlyth and fi.i; degree.. 'if t•1+slble._at..1 they will
cmt•1,11. hot She 'Immediately 14.14 1.1.1 mut•)) longer,
the young 1111y- to -return to the din-
• • a
Ir 1+ pb'nsm,t to read of the good
feeling- shown 11 t1,' I:et9n,u people
Of the Itliiael:old Inward- Hee Briti..-it
Irapa as they are leaving for home our
the ttiimpletivti .1 the term of ne.atlel-
Hon' in, 4:rrntaoyl. Ten years 1, not a
-.long rine It) which to efface the 11o.-
trh t'eeliug+ euge itered by the w•ar.
Ent la'tee'n lit.•tn the Itrlti.1, teebllers
• and tl,• Rhinelander. among whom
tis•, .have l..en nu duty have mamlg_ el
to reach a ;pail understanding and t•4
cuh!%:1', fr;enlly relations. -Monk of
t1* ...Mier- have taken 1:ermmta eel ee.
Whish ha itra•If i, eyiden.'• t lift th.•
bitte11es. of 4:ir it., -'lied out ''Punta*
Atkin... ,dor+ a„e t,elotg to ,t 0,• diplo.
111.414• •wry„ Gni 4• rut nmi.:t•.ador •tf
{maty and !t-ieu•hnij' 1:,• +•strew high
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Mir. J A. Iliin e. iii • • joarnnlisti.•
tatWr 4'111/ 146'41111 141111 'rile 4i.,141; e:ri
ie now tis Ihr -1:111' of The i'ifiien
at Ihntw•a. reeully 9nirtal+n 'd tin hi
taper •1 notable :article till "4rt:,,,8'
f►ipl.anmt9- Bow-': I:x syn 11. ,+' who.
!are Oren I1:rrtie11.t4 anentii,,, to the
Matter: l'tut141tirw hardly realira• to
• tl••• }tr. dung'', plhra.r he 'rep, -l.
not to say amazing. growth of 1'4n•
11.l11'- 111111011111 '10111+ in utnd.•rtt world
affair,., The article ri•!)s'ut the•.rep.e
oerlf I•tve: :it theses of I:n•rtt It lt:tlt,
I't,ited tihttes, France, .lap,.),. China.
ih.i.. ih'ntuark, the Argentine in.1,1 e
lir. o111t1 t'n-'i,:1,-'And of the wnrk they
or, doing in the promos ion of t 1:0'4.1110
of g' NA) relation•: generally iu•twet,'
their re.,ev•t4ve vnnntrie• and the leo-
Minion of Camilla.,
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Tim•oh•o'c two 131•.0.•.1 11.014- nets
not large 4:.p,t:', rwr the -r,w.l+.,hilt
gathered Iasi 'I'hnn+Iny night fm I1,.•
ialrtgriet if, honor of Premier Ferg.teou:
There 4;1+ p'• toy of marlin:in+m, to,.,
and the chairman ie, "10..0' fire 61111111n••
halls .1ectarel tlht the ''na't:atrnlit'n
wag the greatest 01er tcudereil a puled..
Matt In 4'ntiaila .M*'u itt Ihr !trill -i,
Empire. lir. Ferguson's .i,.•.•'i as
ao donht. Intended as the kt;ti,mte for
the election cangsl(54u. and ha Ono'-
atterl'tic Feorgit.I,n style the re ctrl .t'
bibs (;urt'rnment was pre4ente.1 :14 with -
•u! rrpr'-,irh, It nun w•it110111 i.araihQ,
and lei.,•„Irian erifi.-isnt• were treated
ala' of little o•`lim ac want. .%Iteigether
It w'a.a :1 arn•tvt .s•ca iioli nn) 311 Fer-
guson may well he prom' of the :0mo.
'hold hum toy id. f"liowor-.
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Tito Farmer's Stun enterttinn no high
opinion of Mn. F#rgo.otk+ ekel;lon am-
n.nnt'emtnt•. It all!I;
Ther. 111 lilftt'Yl4Ap' M specific In
lir. Fetl<us•nn'. manlfegto. A
tilan,lhltt ilia ametit• deoltrnel
ot)viouly M cajole the meal vote,
the only tent concession to the ?gr-
ows ka that contained In the pro-
ses of a downward revision of
rural Ark* rata+ At will reduce
Ithes senile* rutsrre for the average
as
4
3.1
r,
an
mond as .1 look natter the third lops. Soule .lun•ri,:na.. third, 4'tuu.di,n.
•ti -k and -he manila Mod her•slh'trkier. li.rt..r is :t,'nt:* I*.nr .inti They 7.,ke
Titis Was .1..11P and there urn+ the ring our drink. .,f it and '11•y 1114' -till
111' 1.1:111, :ht na soon ns the hag was con+cion•• i'••ron'l, .starchy Nighl
lift•+1, Ih•a the ring amt nneler the lent
i- a tut:Dirt- nor( how the lady near
Itivrh• titer forty nine. nway. knew!
whore t. .end the ynnng Indy to look
for ft Is a my'rtt'ry tint will 1e )lard
tee explain. llnrrl+tan 1l.•rlew.
Calve% in :t.hIMId
Our 'enernl,le townsman. Mr. 1\'m.
henydnn, who leas leen n VII lnel tiff -
Zell of the village of 1111,lry for the iai<r
few years, •till keep. A wiItrliral eye
nor Ihr I ''.Vtt..hip 1,f A+hfl,•14. from
whent'n he tame to our lonrg. From
time to time los hurnlshes on with •onus
Interesting news. from the 111,1.1 1,, t).'
*nnih. 'We think that at the rate at
which Yhe. robe live %tm'k in .A'h•
field there •))(role he no .hnrtnge for
some time to cure. tun the lith con-
cesalten of that township tinning the
oast year .•Ic pairs of twirl calve." lure
loosen horn. within a dt.'tnncn of nn'
mile. On %Ir. Hears McK,•nth+ farm,
one mit; Mr. Ilia. Kempton'<, one
pair: lir. 'Frank own noir.:
Mr. Pirelli .1o1Ir14roti+, one pn1r: and
Mr. Tho.. lttildi., 0110 hair The+e are
n11 thing lir. Wm. Komit$ut jr., hole
A taw that hag Riven birth to twin
milers two Tenni in sucert•1•inn. Rho fa
font and 1 half years nil mut lop find
flee calve+ if t. lhtle a•on,ler that we
see ars many emtttle mining in from that
dlreetIon and all of the very- 1.e4t stat*.
Ripley F.xprain.
WOMAN SO
SICK COULD
NOT WORK
Helped by Taking Lydia E.. Pink -
ham's Vegetable Compound
• Orstidand Sack. -"T am lad that
1 heard of stat gond Lydia E. Pink -
ham's medicine and
1 will not he with -
()tit it again. 1 was
no nick that i t'rnald
not work at all and
could not sew od
the machine. My
aunt told me ' of
Lydia F. Pink -
ham's Vogetatil•
Comp o.ind an,ntiw
1 am telling all at
my friends how
good it bland 1 will
answer all letter i get from women,"
-MRA, MARY SCatfLT1119, Grainiasd,
Soak.
GODERICH, ONT.
THE SIGNAL'S
Goderich "Buy -at -Home" Directory
and Business G
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 btfrig about a more prosperous and progressive community in which to live.
A. CORNFIELD
Ready -to -Wear Clothing
Gents' Furnishings
Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods
Ladies' Reads -to Wear and
Millinery
Telephone 418
"Shop where 1L 1't ','ed to Shop"
J. R. WHEELER
Furniture
Funeral Director and Embalmer
Telephone: Store 335
Res. 355 w
W. C. Pridham & Son
GENTS' CLOTHING
and FURNIt•HINGS
Thr -tor
Telephone 57
Campbell's Drug Store
Drugs, Patent Medicines
Toilet Articles
Victor Phonograph, and Record•
-Kodak* and Deselop,ng
TELEPHONE 90
R. J. Howard
General Supply Store
i(ARi)WARF: PUNTS and (1(1.
AUTO .\I 1 LSBORIEs
TELEPHONE 3116 w
Brophey Bros.
FURNITURE sad FUNERAI.
DIRECTORS
Telephone: Store 120; Res. 217
Keeping Up Appearances
:sake it • a•i• r f•,r
11:1 rt lrltlar p-n(tl•
Frank H. Martin
Tailor and Hatter Telephone 49
Miss L. E. Hogan
Confectionery and
ice Cream
-Sod. Fountain Service -
HUNT'S CHOCOLATES
TELEPHONE 393
Calvin Cutt
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery.
Glauware, Flour and Feed
Telephone 116
Allison & Heitman
1:i _if AND 4 1.I:F:11
Meats
F --T (11•.11.IT1-
TFLFPtioNE No. 2
Babhette Gift Shoppe
Stamped foods, Hand Embroidery
China and Pottery
(;1FT. ft•R 3.Li. (!C('ASlONS
Phone 567
East Street Footwear and
Repair Shop
F, t t ty and Comfort in
„ ' car And Repairing
WM. AHL, Proprietor
Opposite Kant Church Phone SOSj
Goderich Fruit Market
Quality Fruit sad Vegetables
1Efl DAILY
C0111041 eat Strome •ail %oar.
PHONE 110
W. ACHESON & SON
General Dry Goods and Ready -to -Wear --
Rugs ' Linoleurns - Carpets
TELEPHONE 76
Cleveland's Bakery
•1.1 , 1 ., Operative Riker
Quality Bread, Cakes
and Pastry
Telephone 114
Geo. W. Baechler
PROVISION SHOP
Groceries, Meats, Fisk, Fruits
and Vegetables
''ohne Friend Tell'. Another"
-\1'e do our awn drliyeriug-
Phone 368
Western Canada Flour
Mills Co., Ltd.,
11K ‘1;111,\' F:NIii)tt-I-: 1111-1
Buy - at - Home
CAMPAIGN
Support Local Merchants and
Help Our Town Grow
PRESERVE YOUR RESOURCES
The per:on w1ho spends outside- hi+ eontunnity the 11)1511).) tt 111• I,
he earns in his own town l+ helping to exhaust his own rrw.ur.,44
la the latter manner As a man who.. Indulges in 4It.'I tstloh rxhau.-t-
hie physical resources by extending his energy faster than the I...i'
bllihI4 It up.
When a 410rela re4hleats or more do their buying outside tliele-
rich, they remitter the e• Lute strength of the community to a toque -
able extent. and when u hundred or more re..bien is ito to.the sttutl-
1i ti nevous: it tinning. and the ultimate wdl ti of 11n• c'wmnnity
1s in +15.111. INA nwrrhant. will he forced to retire from- bnarnv-s
through the los.w they iucnr public hlstitntinne, e-111 teal! into this
repair through lark of .ora. And Qum Ihr inlatlutlotn 4.111 ir•gln n,
fall off. as I4"gd. 1114'0 to a more 'pro+isrous community. The ntti-
ma'r end will he ruin for the community And its residents.
Guard against ibis- otailitim,' i11 t:t'leri.•h. The failure of one
merchant !elands little, lout the sleeves1. of the Majority of the 4pc•r-
ehant+ +jell. progtea* for the ...mummify and 1r. r.4.lt tit.. 1911•
merchant 1. the 1'ackh ti' of the community. (n*Ucidually. itrrirap..
there alta fi few who are -not l4s.st4ty of t:.tiara•)), butt collet -Hy -eh
they aerie wenn 1114,11 whom 34.11 -1o0l.1 tlri■cud find to %show you
,))mule Xi yr your 'uplrlrt. .lir iudinl.luai hanker Build it;, y.nr
rr..ntr..'. through community bayhg,
Jas. C. Carrie
Hardware, Paints, etc.
PHONES 501, 363
H. C. Dunlop, Phm. B.
"THE REXALL DRUG STORE'
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet
Articles, Kodak*, Stationery,
Confectionery
United Cigar Store Agency
TELEPHONE No. 1
F. H. WOOD
FORD SALES AND SERVICE
NEW CARS USED CARS
THE FASTEST SELLING CAR IN THE WORLD ANC THE MOST
ECONOMICAL TO OWN AND OPERATE. FORD PARTS COST LESS
TELEPHONE 403
This Week's Special Write -Up
GODERICH FRUIT MARKET
collet -1o+ ie fortunate in )having a *tore d'•%oted 'l -In.itely 10
trellis and tegetalelt'>,, where all the year rotund runes 10..1. may be
had in frt•.h e,nelith,n and Penne quallt,. At Id..store ou the toner
-.7 fast .areet and the Stplare lir. Antonio rkate a large bale vrith
,a1.t+,mer- wow 4ppre•itte the slur of fresh fruits 11114 teg,'I.111P.
..of truly n• ,feleetablt adjnnM4 11 11e' 011114. tilt 114,11 a. x14. In ).rr-
-,•rytn* g.utl health- The store Is titled wlt,it modern devices for
k,-,•1.lane frail-. ;11111 tegetrible+ 111 (1'41.11 uud +anitnry condition. and
g,o„I+ of base► -rate finality 1111.1 a lalut' in the• 4aelrri• h Frwl:
/4n1 -1.,•r. ..
1(W8 L. R.' HOMAN
.1m0nz presort -day contort. ;t ,+,nslderabl • 1Ia'''- mor he given
to the delis/1091 cemte'encm. seined 1n the lee errant and ..•ta foun-
lain panties. tin the «lath 4141e of the Sipan' 111+,, 1.. F.. 1t'.gnn pre -
.A•. nt•,•r • of these r'tnb11•11utrut. that cater. to a large and 111•
crenieing number of patron.. 311.,. Hogan alw•aiy+ ha. ti' .14.ff of rcun-
1'•teut a.+i+taut.. and the service is excefrnt. , ,A large shuck of
fresh ch's•olatrs 111114 o4her ,•and)), 1s alwayet oil hand. 141.1' n call
1.3 t•Irphotw :44541 11 111 hri112 yon promptly nn Ice r•rrnnl hark or • ,ft.
II. ion- h.,- ..f ito 4,, -..
E. C. Robertson
JEWELRY, DIAMONDS
-(11- 1:IFT+•
Royal Crown Derby Chi,•.
TELEPHONE 1341
Blackstone's
Furniture Exchange
Used and New Furniture
"WE SAVE YOT' M1nNE:t ..
PHONE 210
Smith's Art Store
Art Pictures, Picture Framing
--English Chino
"RIFTS 1) (lt'A'UT1
PHONE I.94
British Exchange Hotel
Huron Cafe in connection
\ 12..,, )'L,r g. Kar and '-lewi.
Known to be clean and sp-to-nate
I'!1(1NE IR".
Sturdy's Cash Grocery
Choice Groceries
Provisions, Fruits
"1:serythtn,; 41.0.4 Gra the Tahl.''
PHONE '99
Miller's Service Station
Goodyear Tires plea Service
Worth While
Oil Ckanped and Cars Greased
-- MARMON MOTOR CARS -
PHONE 2'19w
Wm. J: Clark
DE SOTO SiX
A 4'Il'tl-li It l'htr141'CT
Sales and Service
F.gp.'rt Repairs on All )lake'
of Car*
L. J. Baker
HUDSON and ESSEX
••••t 7 ;1Nr► iIr:Rv1(-l'
General Motors Trucks
111.1.1111, on all Rakes of can
141(INES i114 --g17
MacEWAN & TEBBUTT
CHEVROLET AND OLDSMOBILE
SALES AND SERVICE
Gas, Oils, Tires and Accessories
Repairs on all makes el tars Telephone 234
UIilersal Milllaery and hitt SMopN
Up-to•the-minute Millinery, Lingen*,
Neckwear and Julian Sala Loather
Good• Gifts for all occasions
Art N•+.Ih-w.,rk, I.inenn and ('1,; n:1
WE INVITE YOU TO CALL
M. N. MAKINS
Nwrh 3,84, o1 i,,u,,.
Goes,.,"
F. E. Hibbert
Fancy and Staple
DRY GOODS
Reliable Good• 4.1 Reasonable Pnce•
TELEPHONE 86
W. C. Snazel
Gents' Furnishings
Suits )lade -lo -measure
Ci.i:ANINr; AND 1'1;1•:s -4N(;
TELEPHONE 339
The S. A. Gray Co.
General Dry Goods,
Ready -to -Wear and
House Furnishings
r0._a sro*E OF 141 E
TELEPHONE 5i
D. M. O'Brien
F1;i•:-fr .\ND ('I RE!)
MEATS and POULTRY
DELIVERY PHONE 31
E. G. Smith
Baker and Confectioner
fl
12. it. -r I(al;. I L'•, al
PHONE 184 WE DELIVER
J. J. Hoggarth
GARAGE
11.1):11r4 and all make -
Gas, Oils, Tires, Accessories
TELEPHONE 427
F. M. McArthur
Electrical Contractor
FIXTURES and SUPPLIES
NEXT POST OFFICE PHONE 82
Wesley M. McLean
FLOUR, FEED, SEEDS
Groceries and Produce,
Hay and Straw
Agent Brantford Roofing. Phone 380
M. R. MacVicar
High -Class Millinery
Hats, Corsage, Flowers
Scarfs and Novelties
1:1\.:<T„\ -no :F:T
NASH "400"
Leads the World in Motor Car
Value
The only Car of all the new Pars
with every new 192!) refiio•tuent
SALES - SERVICE - STORAGE
Huron Motor
Sales
Phone 83 - H. C. Young
South Street
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