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At the animal meetlaget the flan- � ,+
say BreedrtV Aasoeiatiee held at Willie
Ilton, Kr. Hugh Hill of, ThorneOdtown-
ship was elected presidept There was
an attendance et about Mete at tis
meeting. .The As ttelattoa b omsrparai
Lively bet has made rapid
strides within the last dead* as the
merits of the Guernsey breed become
better known. Mr. 11111 is tie second
Huron county man to be elected as the
head of a anis-breeders' association
this year, Mr. Frank Todd of St.
Metals having been chosen a few weeks
ago aa president of the Aberdeen Angus
men.
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foot at End of April
HOPIIEVL 111 11111 WEST
A subscriber at Wolaeley, Sask.,
writer):
"Ton really couldu t believe, unless
you lived bene, lust how thIags are.
In oar mnnklpaUty 2a) farmer out of
400 are on relief -some only for feed
and seed, others for everything. And.
mind you, we are not in the worst area.
It's quite likely our school, elpt-
roomed. win close in June, as people
are not paying their taxes.
"Business is absolutely flat -no mos-
ey at all. Batter is 3 lb. for 25c, curs
20e a dozen, and chicken and turkey
19e a pound. • .. However, we are look -
tag forward to bailer cliePwort rat. (
as we actually have flue Inches of scow
cm the level. which in a change from
a dust storm."
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At the regular meeting of the Pres-
bytery of Maitland, held at Brussels
last week, two resignations were sub-
mitted.
ubmitted. that of Rev. Dr. Alex. Forbes
of Teamster and Delmore and that of
Rev. P. M. Colquboun of Asbfeld. The
resignation of Dr. Tubes was laid
over to tbe May meeting of the Free-
bytery. As Mr. Colquhoan expressed
his desire t0 close his pastorate in Aele
field by the end of April, his resigna-
tion was accepted and Rev. Mr. Hane
na of Ripley was appointed interim
moderator. Tbe pulpit wtly be declared
vacant the first Sunday in May.
A call from Bluevale and Eadle's in
favor of Bev. W. Patterson, formerly
of Vancouver, B.C., was pretested and
provisional arrangements were made
tree Sedation eaefteas+dilsl..Pattaeron's
emergence.
Rev. C. H. McDonald, Lucknow, and
Bev. John Pollock, Whitechurch, were
elected commtseloners to the General
Assembly to be held at London in
June, with representative eiders from
the Blur/ale and Canbrook. charges.
Rev. Dr. James McKay, (rt New St.
Jams' church, London, was nominated
for the moderatorahlp of the (lateral
Assembly, and Rev. Robert Jo/wan,
of 8t. Cytharines, for the mediation
ship
odi abtor-
ship of the Synod of Haatltom ofd
London, which meed at Brain I..
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J. A. Wboeler
Ft•erai Director and
Furniture leader . .
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PHONES: Store 385; Res. Win
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Abe Waal stir s Toroaee! so
Dally Star •. Y rte}..
The Signal one '!ie London
Advertent .. ..._ . • • .: a.60
The Signal and Ttl London
Free Pram 050
Tbs Signal and Mei formats
Mall and Empire 6.60
The 81gna1 and The Farmers'
8uu 8.16
The Signal and The Family
Herald and Weekly Star . 8.00
The Signal and ebetrday
Night 5.50
The Signal and The New
Outlook 3.90
The Stgoal and Wr-tern
Home MetatM7 2.75
The 8lgaal sad Canadian
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The SlgaiLilie TWO dthobe
Record 8.75
The Signal and McLean'•
Magazine 8.76
The Rignal and Montreal
Wifhess renewal 8.85
new 8.50
The Signal and World Wide
rem..wai 4.25
new 3.85
The Signal anti The Toronto
Star Weekly , .. 6.75
The Signal and The Cana-
dian Countryman 1.95
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TOWNSHIP coUNCIIIS
Lawrence,
hood grocer
remedy for
PRosisit
-A twig/ther-
m hie sin
oink ding -
tion. Many ed * customers had
been out of work all winter ind
were Indebted to elm for gr -
les. And he waisted to bund a
new combination note and home.
So be pot his casl9mera to wort.
paid them half t1tMr wages, Apo
credited tie other half on their
bilis. The men pt work,' 1r. T.
C. Carter, the game got tbe
'building, and that {rocery ides
dhinlshed to Mise
Former Inspector
Rae Geta Two Years
GODERICH TOWNSHIP
The township coeacil met in Hobees-
vllle oa Monday, March 7. Tbe De-
partment of Highways acknowledged
the receipt of expenditure schedule@
for -1981. Mr. Ian McLeod, treasurer
of Clinton Mock show, asked for the
Usual grant to tbe show. A: grant es
moo was voted. A petition of Mrs.
Buck and others with regard to the
road leading to her place requested
some repairs. This. is apparently a
boundary line road between the town-
ship and the town. The clerk wall in-
structed to write Oederieh tusking is
co-operation in three repairs.
Bylaw No. 3, to provide for expendi-
tures under Highways Improvement
Act, was read a third time and passed.
The fselowiug payments were made:
Godetick Sar, printing. $41.58; Clin-
ton stock show, Sae; Rohe.
-camp* woes!
Agisasa,
Volta 111
The eousril then adjourned
Apstl 4, 1982, at 1.B0 p.m.
R. G. THOMPSON, Clerk.
LST WAWANOoI
Council net on March Sth, with all
tiro oembere present but Mr. Yung-
blut. Minutes of last meeting were
read and approved, on motion of Coun-
cillors Robertho1 and Walker.
Two petitions were presented for the
construction of muniMpsl drains. ase
from J. Wright, asking for the exten-
sion of the McVittie drain to a sail -
dent outlet, also one from Fred Toll, SILLS OF'E
for a drain on lot 40, concemdou Three ethl to 7 govern -temper,
Deltoid► Learyet Gays Former ?e-
lite O!>>ler was Victim of
Biodagail
Kitchener. Ont., Mer -h Ie. -Charged
with falUng to iguatt epprnxlmate-
ly $1,900 collecteilig him as linea,
boatel *1,900 cofeeted by him as fines,
Everett Rae, former district Inspector
of Ontario I'rovtnteal police, was sen-
tenced todky by County Judge Clement
to two years less one day In tbe On-
arto Befoemata7. --. -_-
Rae was arrested in l'Mladslpbta
and brought bere for trial.
Rae's counsel, G. M lntosh, H.C.,
laid great stress on his client's good
record and clatmall'O at Rae had been
blackmailed, and, Illaring loss of his
position and hid pod name, bed ac-
ceded to the blackelhlIt'r and used cer-
tain moneys to meet payme•ts de-
manded.
Crown Attorney sowiby, K.O, asked
for a sentence tbat would be .ptmen-
surate with the circlunstances and the
fact that bloc aecusmd was a polka of -houses and la tempted to buy footwear
Geer at the tints Of the offences a► ■once regardless of quality to meat
This again shows lack of
"Trade in -w---
the Smaller Towns
fiodirlph Man Says Most Failures
Due to Lack of
Experience
In the February number of Shoe and
Leather Journal a traveller le quoted
as saying that in his time • great many
'hoe stores have disappeared from the
.*nailer towns of Western (Mario. In
many places wbere there were form-
erly two or three good oboe stores, he
said, there is now only one, and In
some places where there was one ex-
clusive shoe store there is now none.
He attributed this, in part, to the at-
tempt of many retailer{ to apply big
city ideas in the small town.
The editor asked for the opinion of
tee trade on this point, and among sev-
eral
eneral letters la emsponse in the March
number 1s one from (ioderlch, as fol-
lows:
Godertch, Ont, February 22, 1992.
letlitor, Shoe & Leather Journal,
Dear Sir:
gegerfit reg tannest is year February s
Issue, "Big City Methods may not
suit the small town."In my attributingthethe writer is wrong n
change which has taken piece i ` closing to many shoe stores
the small towns.
There are many reasons. The priu-
tipal one Is,Ltck of practical experi-
ence.. No shoe merchalnt with exper-
ience would apply city ideas in regard
to long margins on his stock. Of
course, there have been some with ex-
perience retire from the footwear busi-
ness on account of their age, and others
hate praised on to the nest world. This
moans that theaMishima ha sed by one
be sold
and In many
without practical experience. He will
carry on for a time, but when called
ou by a high pressure salesman sent
out by a manufacturer, he is often told
that this, that or the other merchant in
the city has bought certain lines of
footwear. He feels that mot suitable
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goods
the same, and buys
for him town. Tberefore lie passes
out. Then again he Bees prices' quoted
ruler
Lal es sent out by
In ca op
ELEVEN BELOW 4T DENVER COL
A Denver (Cot.) subscriber writes
under date of Marcia tfth "This has
been a pleasant wester her but lack-
ing in moisture; ther•t.,re the snow
which feU an the stat six days be sue'
was welcoellyand the weather
up with 1O below zero last
Theaata �at�ar-r+ridairo �ge ot 11the
Htaron Old goys' Association of Tor-
onto will be held in the Pj't►lun Castle
Hall, 247 College street, on Friday
evening. April 8th. at 8 o'clock. A
splendid orchestra will be in attend-
ance and dancing will be carried on at
tbe same time as the e0ebre and brides
is In progress. Refresamests will be
served and good prizes WM be awarded
to the sueceeful ceseljetitors. All
Huronitefs sad their friend?' will be
made welcome.
3re., and tongue and t.
3. Both same
were ed to Three things to commend -thrift,
copies of same were ordered to be for- inand promptness.
warded the engineer for his examine-Tbe things to deepate-el' Zlty.
tion and reports. r
f The clerk was also instructed to no-
tify the partied interested In the Lott
drain that their assessments are due
and payable not later than Jane let.
A number of�a ta,olmen being press-
arrogance
the �pporntrmt7"� taken of an
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exprerlon of opGton orlhese ma Mies • •
arrogance and ingratitude.
Three thing to wish
frlendm and eantlentmeest. --
Three 'things to adlty,
gracefulness and lutelleat•*I Dower.
these pricers.
experience.
There are some tot manufacturers
should get
have the ides
higher prices in the towns than to the
cities and wonder why they do not get
tee baeineetrt from the experienced shoe
over itti1 ndpric ers lists tot send
Out ,�+tdel herd-
ing stores and even
town _ re 1a
51s neighbor � seen
learns conditions and will not
bny that particular brand d footweto
at any price. has
In some towns the population
decreased and there is not enough
biednees for all. Yon will find there
tum been a change in the ittiie , m�.
But the experiencedfootwear Men like
c•hante are carrying Chisholm like
Blaehford, Deck. Juppe
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a few other's whose names" are prom-
inent In your city today'. in my time
there have leen at hest four young
nwn leave my employ to take post on
In 1-illfM both In Canada and United
Bates.. Thew• fellows are holding good
situations in the larlteet shoe depart-
ments where they demand experienced
men. Of coarse, 1f they had been in a
position to !my a stock of footwear in
a town, they would undoubtedly have
made goad sucrwiaful merchants for
t lomat ver.
Yours very truly,
(signed) A "Small Town" Merchant
LUCKNOW'
LUCKNOW, Jul 1S -The. t'nity
ewe, of the UAW church will hold
a 8t. Patrick's Sea on Thuraday even
ing in the basement of the church.
Mr. and Mile Jack Meellonald and
Mrs. Jack Kesmdy, of (luetph, visited
at the horse et Mira. Duncan imaDea-
a1d on Monday.
The enamel "Grterdmothers' Day"
meeting of the W.M.S..held at the
home of Mts. J. W. Joyet on Friday,
was well attended. After the opening
exercises and roti Call a reading was
given by Mrs. R. H. Thompson. Other
numbers were an instrumental duet
by Mrs. Ira Camped! and Mn. W. T.
Andrew, a picture ooatese and an apron
contest.
Tia Late Jets liesDeaskL -Funeral
services of the late Juke MacDonald
were conducted at the boors of his
sister-in-law, Mrs. Dada Maeleoaald,
on Monday afternoon, by Rev. 0. H.
MacDonald. The late lir. MacDonald
was born on the Kb "' nceadoonn of
Nest Wawanoah and the
of
the late Mt. aad Mr's. Jas. MacDon-
ald. He was sere three years 01
age and for the pea thirty years he
had not Ilved at bole. The past few
years he had resided in pluton, where
he died last nide/ evening. lnteur-
mefd was made 30 1ungauuon came•
tery. The pallbearers were Messrs.
John and Charlie Damen, Jos. Stuart,
Harry McQulllin„ Demean MacDonald
and Donald Murray.
Radio is tine and, -We never know
what's coming mat Which reminds
to how much NOVO we were before
the latest t"baed ad +pellbinders
started taking up a valuable hour
every evening.
along with the road aurpertntendeut of Millions in Forgotten Bank Accounts!
what work will be actually necessary
on the different roads under their sup-
ervision, the most rigid economy being
contemplated by the eonnell on work on
rade this season. The operating of
the stone crusher, and hauling of ma-
terial from the same was deferred till
a future meeting. A bylaw providing
for expenditure on the township rade
In compliance with the regulations of
the Highway Improvement Act was
read and peeped. The following an
counts were paid: A. McGowan, ser-
vices as sanitary -inspector, $8; 'The
Advance-Times Office, printing cheques,
$3.04; Chas. Gillespie, payment on con-
tract ee the McVittie drain, $260; A.
Nesbit, inspector of the Mciettle drain,
$1.60; J. Caldwell, services as sheep
vainer, $4; Fred Toll. jr., work on
se ad.-I'(a 3O 90 emits : The Pedlar
People, culvert, raid Nei. 18, 14172; L.
H. Bosman, tile on road No. 6, $7.50:
S. Iialiahan, patrolman, $10.20; L.
Wtghtmen, do., $1e; 8. McBurney,
do.. $11.70: (1. R. Vincent. do.. $25.85;
J. Vincent, do., $16.10.
Council adjourned to meet amain on
Tuesday, April 12th.
A. PORTER Fi RI.D, perk.
1'1111 11NDOV THE DAY
The chatter doaed, the lamp alight,
The tsar* eiiopt and blazing bright --
The shepherd now, from labor free.
Dans. his children on his knee;
WMN, underneath eta master's neat
Tee tired dog Ilea in slnlneer Wrest.
Starting and whimpering M his Map,
(`basing s1111 the straying ahet•p.
The cat's rolled rewind In vacant (hale.
Or leaping children's knees to lair
--()r purring on the warmer hearth
Swart 'bores to the cricketel mirth.
The redeep, hanging g over heed
in cage of wire, is perch'd shed ;
Slumbering in his painters feathers
lenconeelOue of the nntdoor liaathers;
The sparrow, too, a daily peat,
1s is the tetage eaves at wit;
Aad man small, and smaller wren,
Are La their warm Bolas AlfaIfl*,.
With practically everybody In the
whole of Canada wlshhig that he Or
she could lay hands nn a little more
money, the astonishing feet 1s revealed
by Grant dexter In Maclean's Magaslne
for March 15th that fifty thousand Can-
adians have money In the hank without,
apparently. knowing neything about it.
By "mousy." Mr. Dexter makes it clear
that he does not mean joat a few cents
or even • few dollars, but teal sums,
running in some individual cases Into
tbouaanda of dollars. ami totalling np-
wards of *2.000,0110. The author mates:
"How It happen that people can and
do lose. mop= In bsnka 1a something
the; article cannot pretend to explain.
There are, of vouras, a few obvious an-
swers. but the simple feet Is that (IaA-
adlana are absent-minded In matters of
hayd cash. The Whites i• 'Where
your treasure Is there will your heart
be also,' le not always true.
'It 1s not true to the extent of fifty
thonand people and more than two
million dollarw, which Is the arm total
rat Met money now In the preseesfon of
our chartered hanks.
"(ln June 11, 11)20. Juan Joae Rod-
riguez walked Into the Royal Hank of
Canada at Habana. ('see, and de-
poalted $20,000. ite,nor Rodrlgnes
walked out and hap never Wee seen or
heard of Mate. Ther,- a In tete, you
sue say, nothing astogediee because
accidents' ars not unknown.
"Ret how eornnnt fee the fact that
Sir iewner Green, who Mei two years
ter,.
deposited $7410.74 1i the Royal
Bank at Qoeber in 11(12 and forgot to
tel anyone abort It? Tip money la
still thew, overlooked dot only by Sir
Lesser tat Ivy kis ex tors and heirs.
"How aceonntfor t fart that Ma-
jor -Omelet AIwxander KpDongall de-
posited a mate smaller bet still ant
aaritlal Toro , 1 p tey le the Royal
Rank a( n 1 `"1ld forgot
about it? The ure•W Y still there.
"Or sad Me WISP -Mal of Cbgier
.ri d°rnt'htwer &MWIlle a ettee. s..::M.='-e .w:x r rr Sem
The hovels where they sightly Ifs. ma a kw parser dMisa. Clarion
-Jahn Clara "Potens"lysed, Iatelits et•ad Mlarpb wound
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Tuass wee RIGHT
it's au inter atm fact, discovered
after careful unMremtion of people's
shopping habits,
out of fourteen,
instinctively Mr
only a little
you can tent t
It means that y
moat pegetable
the rigba of the
np their business at Ottawa many
years ago. Mut missal one deposit In an
Ottawa brink. The latest hank reports'
show it to he still there.
"There le Hon. E. B. Ryckman, our
Minister of National Revenne. 711s job
1w to look after the Government's In-
come, nee that we pay our axes. But
Mr. Ryckman has overlooked two little
hank amounts of his own which have
leen unclaimed and untouched in the
Royal Bank at Toronto for many a
pear.
"!even governments are absent-
minded In money matters, aa witness
an item of 350 held for the Federal De-
partment of Marine and Ftiherlee by
the Yarmonth, N.S., branch of tie Bank
of Montreal. This credit liar been 1y -
Ing there for more tae i aecatTe. _SFr
awe has forgotten it. -
"Just piece together this etory about
Alexander W. Gracey. of the Toronto
district. Mr. Gracey cleaned up some
money In 10111 41e put $2.163.110 in
the Dominion Rank at Toronto;
$1,324.58 In the Rank of commerce-.
$3,014.74 in the Bgpk of Nova best'•.
Mr. Graeey then ({Reappeared. in two
of these aeremite no midmost le gl
bat the third glees an address In care
of W. J. Gracey, R.R. No. 1, Weston,
Ontario. More than $12,000 Is involved
and It aimed not he dimonit to locate
Ihe owner or his heirs."
Although 1■ thonaanda of baa.. the
explanation can only he abwent-minded-
newe, there are many others that must
have back of them stories of pathos
and tragedy. "For Frankle, Jnnior,
$17.57." That ••econnt 1s no old that
Frankie, If he 1e atilt alive, Is now •
mlddlrag d man Ms pronto most
)lave died without ever telling him
stout the amnlnt in many eases the
depealtore were soldier. who went
overseas without telling their moistens
•boot their detmMle end never r
turned.
The tllbteat Inertwalls t wbane
+ll�iii
gotten seemma in banks totalling
then«nd dollars or more.
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11.1 Tit
Sew 0
Boob. T
Exa
their val
eight people
"tiering a shop,
the right.
'teensy, but one
CEt for yoor'eelf.
raid place your
Fpr specials to
EIGHTY-FIFTH TEAR, NO. U
Aga yea properly pede to llr-
Fltfi nrstl11Ateatt
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F. W0011.COTIRE.-
HaedMea arrest sr Fres. IN
HOT -MILK SOUP
makes a Road sapper
GODERICH DAIRY
Pies. 451 Hatnilbo Street
The Armstrong Real Estate
and Insdrance Agency
Hoes« gad Lae. te Gedesttk sed Farr
for Sale
Large number liebed to stages free.
- - ilea are wren
J. W. ARMSTRONG
HEAL if 'TATII
Bee le - Ogled*
1710- YOU WAN! TUN FiIEIB-
MP of FOODS MOM) IIF
MR TASTIEST of WAYS
In clean and modern kitchen
surroundings you can get It
at the
CAPITAL CAFE
&.galar Dimmer sad Supper
ems peal w® eeudaee you
OOTWEAR
LLAR-STRETOHING DAYS YOU APPRECIATE
ECONOMY OF GOOD FOOTWEAR
line of Men's heap and medians hei,8rW k
solid leather throughout. Moderately prised at
$2.7500.35, .35' Ps.s1 lad K.11
d tit this and you will _ _readily_ ..i eniatt_
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