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THE SIGNAL PRINTING oil., LTD,
Telephone 35 : Goderlch, Ont.
W. H. BoasmTaos, Editor and Manager
l'isaida7. `A 18tth, lflllt
RAPIER TRi! TRADE
Though the reports from Ottawa
must be dlarouuted, there can be no
doubt that the delegates at the Im-
perial Conference are eadlag it a mat-
ter of no little dielculty to reach de -
Suite agreement. While "boggling"
may be too crude a word to apply to
discussions which no doubt are car-
ried on with dignity and In the Tang-
a !'` 1 ge of statesmen. there is, it we are
pl to believe even a portion of what we
read. a good deal of high-pressure bar-
gaining golug on. Fart dominion is
trying to get the best terms possible
from the ether dominions, and all seem
Country to risk the ruin of her world-
wide commertr for .the sake of a
slightly larger proportion • of trade
within the Empire. No matter what
the agreements at which Hie dele-
gates may ultlmatety arrive, there *tt:
be discontent. a feeling here and there
that some other part of the Empire
got a better deal than It should have
got, and that as soon as possible the
_ag'searent. must be revised. A _great
oawatlacer expresses the hope ."that
suck results will euTHt from telf g+
ering as 'Will. Irene relntiona.bliweeu
Empire countries better and not -worse
than formerly."
Everything that has happened
strengtbenw The Signal • la Its belief
in the merits Of
Trade within the Empire." Impossible!
---Of eourse It tie lmpnaatbte while Can-
adians and Australians and South
Afficenders 'rod the rest vat them re-,
Vent one another a- Opponents in a�
trade war. inateinIsof as partners la-
the
athe British Commonwealth. ----- --_.
it Indiana and Massachueetts anti
Missouri had pot up euatome duties
against one another, the I'elte•d Staters
would never have become the great,
powerful and wealthy natio-it St.- Is 10 -
"day. And so Wog AA Cetraria Isvtn
Web gg s. and
Leith an example of a greater calam-
ity than that with which the world 1a
at present afflicted. The Klock Plague,
we are'tpld, caused tweuty-*ie m11 -
km death* In Europe alone. Then, of
oras, before that Wortnae the
Flood, and, some slier •.111*,
the Fall -though the last-mentioned
catastrophe. Instead of tnrresaing un-
employment. put man to work.
Though the preseut state of affairs
to not the worst in the bistory of
man. and may not be without prece-
dent, it may be described In superla-
tive terms•. 1t 1* not the result of
residue, or flood, or of any other na-
tural cruet•. It Is at -commented by,
and in many minds seems to be the
result ot, • great accumulation of ma-
terial wealth. talvenleutly termed
'ul'erproductiaa'_' Its distinguishing
c•Iuractrristle Is sot "starving In tie
midst of plente 11 ttpiellamON W
present in ',good times" as wit as
had: it is the vast number of people
who are unable to find employment.
It Is safe to_ say that never before in
the world's history was teensy heli
a condition to the extent that at pres-
ent prevails. Thousands of fortunes
hare Igen wrecked: millions of people,
possibly, have found cause to cow-
rie/4e slims
money;" but tar worse fir the stria o
workingmen,- dependent upon their
day's wage, wbo have been for months
or years out of work and who do not
know where to turn to proeure the
neressartes of life for themselves -trod
! a
their families. it is not ■ etnelition
for which we can unload the responsi-
bility upon Providence; It is the re-
sult of mankind's own mismanage -
aired. of its affair., and it Is not to
helremedied by an easy acceptance of
e of these t'hing's that happen
every now and again. ('ouditions are
wrong. very much wrong, and men of
affairs and leaders of while opinion
have a greet responsibility in reeking
to find and to apply the remedies that
silt
=she -eJ 1 - vat least somewhat
more negrttright.
— sDI'lO*IAL toTEB
Already somebody is predicting aa-
bther open winter. I'erhajis the some
elta� that said August Timid he dry
and hot.
• • •
1t his -never been long I.etween!
dna this 1011•011, and _ t,'tnteetsuently J
lawns and fields have retained almost
a "pries freshness.
THE SIGNAL
WHITECHURCH
WIHITECAUUV , Aug. let -feet. W.
J. Watt of Loam Braude Is taking the
service in the Culled church ou bun -
day, August 'Lt.
lit, Lau Mclmals has twee serious-
ly"'ttl"Vartng-glee past west with an
attack of psxuouula.
Mr. and Mn. Fred Clarke of Am-
heratbarg end Slim Anna May Car-
riek, wbo has beeu vlaiting these, •past
the week-eud at the latter's home here.
On aevouut ut the illness of Rev. J.
Pullock, the services were wlt4drawu
ou Suuday lu Catlett, Langside and
Chalmers churches. r. Mr. and Mrs. leggin Weilwood and
Richer, and Miss Norah Falconer, of
Caledon, spent the week -end at the
home of lir. and Mrs. John Falconer
and other relatives here.
Mrs. Joe Holmes has been slatting
for a few dye with teethe. at Clin
tun.
Misstlgdos4peat a few
diars
Aug with her gesodparests.
and Mrs, Nathaniel Bolt of Marnoch.
Mr. and Mrs. Boy Patton of Lacs
and his sister, Mies Patton of North
Adams, Mase., spent the week-ead
with Mrs. A. Tog.
Rev. and Mrs. Watt and faintly are
spending a few days title week with
lira. Norris!) of Walkerton,
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gaunt and
Merle spent Sunday ■1 Teeswater with
Mr. and Mrs. Green.
w.pad lttaalay . malt asla of
ro1 e'ntie'1tiheves 'MOW -411/t=Yin
past two weeks with Mr, and Mrs. J.
1t. Morrison.
Mr. and Mrs. WIII Humphrey and
family of 141. Helens and Mr. and Mn,
Kobe. Purdou and family visited op
Sutiday at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Walker of East Wawanosh. "-
Mrs. Alex. (%Ilvle and children of
Toronto and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Har-
ris anti family of St. Marys spent the
week -end with the ladies' parents, Mr.
and Sire. John ("ubb.
Mrs. Jas. Jtrignam and sons, and
Mr. (leo. tt'ightman and Ivan. of
Meth, epee Sunday with their par-
ents, Mr. and Yrs. Chas. Wtghtman.
Mr. and Mrs. John Craig, Janet and
Dawson spent Sunday •1 the home of
Me. and Mrs. Lrsjardlnes of Ethel.
Mr. and -Mrs. Will Reid, Jean and
Calvin returned to their home in
Marie stn _Ftlday lam
lire. C. It. Morns of Hamilton has
hetet slsiting with Mrs. Duncan Ken-
nedy and renewing old aequaintaucee
around here the past week.
)list Lela Leggett was *kiting last
week at the home of her uncle, Mr.
Alex. Moe -bray of Blues/ale, and Mas-
ter Gordon visited with his uncle, Mr.
tennisWerke of Teeswater. We con-
gratulate' Mous Lela on passing her
ih•pourtmental examination.
Rev. and Mrs, H. (I. Whitfield and
danger', et NgtiivWs, Mich.. made
a hurried cell ea Meade la the sil-
age last week.
Mrs, Talton, of Wood tock, and kers.
Reavata histoksagairs eft Tewwhltr.. arej
visiting thea walk tidies Uri Allitly
n
"terms," so tmin will the frreeptre to
in realization of the prosperity and
malted power that it should have.
8o we refuse to be satiefi d with
anything leas than Free Trade within
the Empire.
-CANNOT R1 JUSTIFIED
The lanadian dales on textile*
-having, artvfdtng to report, prove"
a stumbling -block at toe Ottawa
- Serener, -The Border Cities Star
acme pertinent questions..
Should the imperial t'oufereltrte
be wrecked for the make uf.sen-
Hauing hIgn prole tion
lain Canadian industries?
This question is befing very gen-
erally disked these days. It arises
"-out-of-the desire of the British
_. _delegation to secure the entrance
of (Weir textile products on more
favorable terms .than are now of-
fered, and the reluctance of Mr.
Bennett to lower the bars.
Why should 1t cost so much to
produce textiles in l'anada? Why
should Canadian textile mannfac-
turrrs not be prepared to yield
tame of their protection, consid-
ering that Rrittsh goods coming
against them already lin ve..,tiw
handielp of having to eros. the
ocean?
When doe. au Infant industry
cease to be all infant btdustry't_
When does It grow up?
Also, 11 itrRikh textiles are such
a threat to Canadian .textiles, Is
it not reaeonahle to inmate that
ia-psJiaj --
tar more for textiles than he
sbonlcl pay and he would pay If
'TEriti.h 'textiles were allowed to
come In on a no-tar1R or -low
tariff hast.'.
There and many other.questlons
are leing asked by the publie this
month. People are not nearly as
".cid" 011 the high tariff idea as
they used to awe--espeelslly to
view of what has happened to '
American lndn.try tinder thg hlgh-
ert,lnroteetIve mllry lit 811.. history
of flie world. .
The Star follows up these queries
r.. be 'pultillilltIIg t _iblt7d;`detleer't ei.
40_ tiles Imposed bythe prettent tt'tatpa
Government, .-e►Motvin;that. n a •
•
tion to the natural proteetlou af-
forded by the f'anadtit tnskeit near-
ness to market, as *gehist the Rritish
goods which have to mounds the ocean,
the Canadian mannfnrturere have the
advantage of en.toms Jades ranging
as high as 4s, tit, 781 and even 115 per
•
'tint
The Canadian eon.nmer• of textile*
Od the ltritinf' 401,101t.a st (nt*w*
°-; Would g110 t'b'tafrtra tlttrtadi��
llf't�
plalning stain* Melt hupoate.
THIS �'DIPUUIOM"
A rontenporary. deprecating the de-
arrlptlrn of the present depres.)mt aa
"Untw•eeestenled." go.'.. hark to the
eu
fwerfetk emitter), to Aid to the Black
r
1 --1r a -tieferenee by The Ma-
lSrprise-Bulletln of (`ollingwood. CAF
toe News -Record please take sigh's.
• • •
Three candidates in Sleuth Hnron
are one too manys. There is no ratite
faction in a three -cornered light. ex-
cept for the candidate whose election
! is thus. assand. -
It's sanity one of the Toronto papers
didn't Interview Capt, FM Bohln-on on
GODERICH, ONT.
Opell-6anded Canadian Taxpayer Gives
Canal to World
,The Financial Pest)
titateetmeeeef the Ilasplat made very tattling. It shipping needs the canal
ebarttlNag atirrs"r at t'he ojwning of e*Oogh to uta 1t sed pry the tolls to
the treat 'Welland Ship Crane, but
• 1t, then its worth .an 4e taken
net one of thein bothered to state for granted; but if the charging of
toils were to dry op tragic thea we
what value the canal might have to would know we had warted our
Canada or whether or not It war money. As it la, we are tor» between
worth pas fluo.00t,000 it has already admiration for the sheer engineering
cost and the $42,1100,000 or more filet mantel of the shipway and our lack
It will cost annually to carry sad of knowledge as to Its eouomlc rattle.
Every Canadian Isat that parses
05 e'''Oarge, the canal has some through the Panama ('anal pays an
value to ahlpptug and it t• to he average tau In excess of 14,000 or
hoped that parr of this value w111 abont 11 a ton of cargo carried. @very
translate itself into dollars and cents ton of cargo carried thrower the
benefits for Western farmers and Sues Canal pays about 11.50 Iu [ref -
other groove •( producers. Rut this /c tolls. The Manchester Ship Canal
value has never teen effectively sear 1s a profit-mekiug iurtltutlon, charging
--Gassed,' 11515 built the banal tolls.
largely es • g .lure of aaSent la tete The Panama Canal each year
general idea that canals that lengthen makes enough proet, after operating
the voyage of big beats return some expenses, depreciation •nd amortiza-
econotulc .b•ucte But the twneft, Goa of the property account, to re -
whatever, Its measure, will be achieved turn the United States Government
by groups nisi ,:au only he raggedly about three per cent. on its invest -
defined, while the Bost of construction meat. The flues Canal ordinary stock
and operation sill be carried by a pays aunual dlvideuds of 76 per eent.
group who sill know and feel the per year. The ilanehester Ship ('an -
burden -the taxpayers of Canada. al pays interest on 150,000.00o of
There 1. only one way in which the bonds and 5 per tent. dividends on
people-,p--4`ann is Nu ever know $411,f%10,00 of stmt.
iditilbstat awirmiisyslia,aname,Aoaar.oaer' *11 1h v
nmically justiri, it and that would be all the exY�acs O vessels, of an.
to charge toll,. for its use *sufficient to country In the world, passing through
carry the entire .suet of the umber- the Wrllaad Cana --- -- -
A Holiday in July
Icy A. W. R.
1t does 't twitter where It war, bat that you had seek a weak moarent
It was away trout the calls and dc- when your money and this fleetest vol -
minds of m, everyday duties wed ume exchanged places In your hand.
where the routine of responsible tasks Rut very deetdedly mid empeattrally
did ooh reach me. To get away from I said, -"No, 1 am ret gobs to read
it all for t4*e _weeks -hew blessed is that three precious days." In reading
the change. Stowe years ago I heard for vseatlon -I want a fairly easy and
a young Metballat minister say with enjoyable Parr. I have known some
men start out with such ■ hook as
Professor Orr's -God and the World,"
trying to Water such a ponderous phil-
osophical beak la their off days. And
net mtro=kir -pot E *rlyte's
Past and Present,' In hi. lag. Ha
never said he enjoyed it. **Three Mea
.rapes and lit.• lig sky vowing down. and a Rout. to stay nothing *boot the
green stretrhr- ..f eountry streaked dug?" by Jerome K. Jerome, and
with the silver ..t tlw sunlit meander- "Kristin," that novel by that great
Ing stream, golds?' billowy grain fields writer of Northern European weilleral
end long whit.- lonesome roads. los- .toriee, le more to my taste at such
Ing theism -ices in the long dlekance, time and i rut well away to hours of
ado' not tire cue They rest my eyes happiness. The Ieewvler tetol ran wait
and win my heart, especially when 1 for heavier days.
view them in sat h in attractive MUD- In thee.• the reselon days i hear
sant' ('orae* o* lite car. and how re-
spswethilltg-V-.tett as -that trantlotta-
. tion wachiaili itis- ehlKy outlay Mid
upkeep for all the hard doses we acv
having • !1 1 1 love my ear,
iroaTA fast mit take a tapirs* write
Mowbray and other relatives here. dor ireahlef lsokfag. For a lady or- eat H. I sin a�nylnrnstka w6a4re
Quite a nuuatner from this murmurs end bey da*geter In perhaps the driving bunko them days because
Icy spent Sunday at the lake. prettiest village of the eougtl, a place prices of eegga and grain sod hop and
that pr. seats at every turn an en- other things did not wan -sat them In
Misses Olive and Da Ly Kennedy, tram ing view
ser the Iuvely views?" It was tempt- ehwsing gas. f feel sorry for them.
ing to hell ber to open the eyes and but i shall drive my automobile as
long as I ran nd
great gusto, when steppintt out for his
annual holiday. "Think of it. I am
not going 10 preach am pray for torr
werka:
Th,
.-hose the cuttnrry�. not town or city.
in which to hone the vacation. Lands
ty aa 1414*.
One do* not need to have the art-
Ist's eye to per Ave the glories of the
country, to I„ at for the beautiful
le a lrsk Neo glorious realise -
magi be .tlnetketis
I
SPICTACULAR NA1UTY
A assoamsr art. M dm liar Wee Alm
spectacular sigaht% isp4 unu•aal -
°nye/enmities so tea p sacattaa chase of lid
asasoa-s *w weeks of 1
and Dow outs peray, of caw
sed new 1"1"�rloerea, ow' os
bsaudfiil lA{Road ... fes Printing ... �--
J]asperfia ionto Mari. thoCaoadles►
RockEaa . , . tins Pectin Coast ..
Vancouver sad Victoria... and
Alaska --
Take sdnaaa pa of die leer Issas-- o
west ands summer. Poll kafssaaatlas
sod illustrated booklets from soy
Apel of wets.
Tal acv
..4--•—--.,,Y.
�COwa1P,s.
o� NATIONAL
r` Mr's It A I L W A T S
Job Printing at Every C ts0$ptloa at Tao Slime;
r
Miss Merle Gaunt, and also Miss Lena
Hackett of Aahtield are spending this
week in a cottage at the lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mackay and
:011. of Wingham. Miss Bertha Mac.
-key. of Stratford, and Mr. sod Mn.
bet. Tiffin. of Kltilwa, were visitors
on &nude,' qt the hose et Mr,. sod
Mrs. Het -tor Mackay.
Mr. and Stirs. Alex, Murray and fan -
the lake mariner's view of the tat, Ile of Welton spent Sunday et the t
La -wanes' waterway project. it would Boma vat Mr, and Mrs. gib." nillea- 1
have got something worth publishing.
DieSir, *nil Mrs. Chas. Gillespie and
' f • �ehitdrea, who have been at Kinlough
•"Where ran vers go to paying car Iltenets for 11Kt2 and por-
we. Ti i• bash may burn with divine
tiro and nothing may be perceived, or
gathered . bet blacklerrle•.. May we
not play Heat a mind and heart trained
a 1 shalt not eonalder
a- holiday complete without it. What
stretrhps of undiscovered country that
ear will open to one's eye as highways
to a certain extent to respond to what and byways are traversed. How good
t. lorelr and of goose report will cause ft 14 when tired of driving to park In
the 1;70- to oven to resealed glories? a shady place with ■ iwook and read
1 foiled west marry find who take ct»huntrmp, neerllybut! It 1 maysultbemoguars* sort of
s me aomdlme. to
park the ear at some busy end stre-
tegic corner and watch the world go
hy. To give ones self tcethat for a
few hour* in a holiday season,' 00-
visionally, is a diversion whtok.pale
dares long thought..
My space is gone and1 hare .wale
nothing ■lout mtsealsd and rnmpany sad
mutanhew Annday was
■ large rivet and eager. pretty, feed- spent anti the special picnics and en-
TnR Area with rolling hilts and tprtatntnepeopleohmnts that were mine. Oh, tt
alt good atn4 i am the tette
al] obi. indulgence. f gu borne
tanned face. a fresh mind, a
heart and a deep thankfulness for Nett
w
grand holkliy,
imr to vet In unsuplper•ted Dlacea, on
sack rends, down farm lanes, gladden -
ng view., tach and Inspiring to themind.• I have paid big tratitmortation
eentrees to go a long way to see less.
t is a tine hobby to explore all the
pretty roues and mark the twist op/Pit-
h,4 clew lglnts In a given township,
and if the township aelerted is the
sort In whietR 1 spent ml holiday, with
Ottawa Confe -
PAee ora the, lireaArw and ttnitistrla
lets are nitwit alike. When they area't
riling to bring Ihilhelei fo hear upon
he t;orertlmiut they 170 tort Rome
.teraissehrg-their-steeihueiss— -•
• • •
The-444bu News -Record last week
need np,uearl' a column In further re-
ference to The Signal's comments up-
on the farmers' deputation to Ottawa.
dud 1f 1t hadn't been for The 8lgnal
readers of the Clinton paper world
never have known 1flnies. they
Irereed of./1 somewhere aLe)_.._2L/t
II there was tomb au event se the fimbjI
j trip to Ottawa.
Jr •
A girl working in a London, Ont.,
factory put her name end address is
the Ina r rcpt snrnt tie wMtend tit 1
their home here.
Mr. Thos. Rower sad her moa Joe d
and Billie Kelly, of Pt. Angnstltte, sad
Mr.. Addley and Mrs. Andrew Bower,
of iletroit. spent Sunday with Iia.
Jae -'esnellne....-..---__
Mrs. W. R. Farrier and MI0 W1mst-
fre•d are spending this ween alt
:11//17T-7. a ('i1mr?here.
•
ffappduese is a sac of life. I
think It le a child of diselpline. that
self-Indnlg. err is the mother of dfs-
tresss, and that 501.1 Irick le a restttt
of hard work intelligently planned,-
Bir Harry- Lauder.
w4011144nd
;ves she was peeking. and
Awek eaaw a letter from Aberdeen,
44-otland. from a 'addle who Intimated
his willingness to correspoxl with the
London girl. There :vas n condition,
however : If the girl emitted a reply
she wunt.l have to enclose a stamped
pr
and self-addressed envelope. The mat-
ter stopped right there. But yierha.
eel x1 made a ;rend mistake. The
careful Aberdeen lad may he the mak-
inga of a mllllmnalre.
GO11F;RICH SKIN :t\ EXAMPLE
tt'he'ley Enterprise)
',- III e11 e441.1110111 to (bit earnnclrs Mt
the pithily school bard of Goderleh
we 14vletert defeated two men, one be
l' :nod flit, other try 22. The Indies
err 1.0111105 into their own these *Jaya
Why don't Chasaley ladles here nerve
enough to stand for election to the
public school hoard? Surely they are
a. M111-11Interested in edreation as
men.
l -
There Is nn gnaltty more efficient
In 1111'101111g
lenorsbee •Man the
('(minute whlab .earns to cnuteM
.kaon -
flpeekfnt of (Ph +toeless. oft, ell/1
help being reminded of the occasion
wMn * eonenittee nen ores .Tam(ning
1 rinse of toy* In the 1lnoth
"ran any of fou," he asked, "telt
the what 'amphtMno.' means. and ere
• sentence to IllnatratP?"
A bright little darty held 110p hl.
hand "1 know, ash' lea lyhag. mo
Ash atorl*,. am Moloile r
The Kincardine Review -Bap rter
had the following reference Ar the
visit of the Ooderl'h nano fel
dine on Sunder. August 7th:
KIneardine music -lovers were treated
to a program of marchtes waltzes,
.•etures and rhara,teri t1' nutnbers
by the (inderieh Citizens' Rand Sun-
day evening.' Victoria Park was
crowded for the cnnrrt, over .wl0 being
pre sent app
nal wiring aoreclatlre ap-
plause to the forty mnslrinns who
played tinder the baton of John E.
1tuekina.
inuring the eonrnrt, eorn't 5.105
were given by Itindsmen John Huck -
In.. Jr., anti Ralal•man Rotert Henry,
The former'e offerings were -1 Hi Pro -
/W.0 'Mr", and Swam.
"Love's OM Swa
Song," while the latter chose the tra•
dit10ns1 ttenttlsh Hunter, "Mary
Argyle," anti ae an encore. "The P
feet, Day." , t�
The enneert opened with_" '" aF
ads, fotlewing whish the land .wring
Into a march. "Tile Flyer."' 'nip first
overture was "Hright Star," and later
in the program "In the fetneksd'" w•0s
offered. The rhararfert4tr numbers
were Southern 111 origin. being "('non's
Holiday" and "'Attie Rattus" The
is taitTi ""rotnnet how! 44.1,41»
emMeal
11 tner Mave•h" concluded
t;il
E etI trtetf. 2br"lrsaaP*IIe obits
'"Aprea 1'0011" wa. oiI PM ns 1 wturr4
number. A .election. "Headway," and
the hymn. "Abide With Me," followed
by the X,iIt,,,sl Anthem, hrnnght the
prngratn top d0ae. ,
Fnllnn;ug 11. (program the vt.ItIna
n,lw Klw
hsenewere bleat,. of the car-
yes-- latrrsected. w-tt
Winding roods, It becomes interesting.
sinit.d me to reject the advice a
an article I read early 111 the summer
not to have a lazy holiday. On this
holiday 1 really lazed. leor eleven
months previous i had ju.t given my•
self to my work. 1 had had no easy
tacit.- So to all the suggestion' about
planning to de 1111. and that In order NI& , August 17. ]Sias Ih,rothy
to hare a worth -while and fruitful 1'iark of Go derieb Is visiting at the
11olL1ay' 1 paid no heed. 1 did not homeof her uncle, Mr, John Tabb,
peen phis a fishing..trip-planned no- and other relative•,. here.
Rev. W. G. !thaw has returned from
Ids vacation and will occupy Ills pul
pit again next Sunday.
A .foetal flower service will he held
in the Sunday school here on Sun-
day, August 2110. Rev. Mr. Shaw will
give an address and there w111 be othee
Rem* M Interest -oft the progrw-•.---
The Mises.. Ethel Tabh, 4101111 sad
NILE
thing. 11 was w come -day, go -day kind
of time. f had nothing parte-tiler to
do' and 1 dict ft. 1 mat by the river,
Occasionally I got Into It. I walked
a• 11 plea -.d MP up and dowel 111e hills.
Tile lake s(llivel ee drew- we and 1
pondered the 01004. of that PT pantile
my bedroom window
1 watched a sun rune tip over the t
eastern hilltops and at eventide oar
him go to heel in the land of the love -
It -hike are camping thie WPek At Point
ly eobirs without planning to do it,
11 • west le a for isintsets. and oh!
July. It is hard to tiey which were
the nee., thrilling. tho*. an un-
clouded -1,y, or when the eon. behinel
thunder ,osda riven, a riot of col
tir Innis :ibe world good night. Ade-
line says in one of her hooks,
yeer evening hang. her greet pfettire.
isele-de-dmt every time." The fraud
-philtre- :ma the neer rceS'irgets enthneed
MP end I hid lots of time to enjoy it.
Who neeldial ies holiday? "Poland,
ford: -The fietene." by ft Itongise;
"Seen in Pausing.- hy Francis Orihtde,
them *,•re the hooka for my holltItlY
fare,' ThiA literary r•zenrolott into Po-
n peep into Reottigh life, flila
ening islet( to the baekwoods life of
the leseinifteng reek of rettowine rip
910 19Waellegi expertise,* of trr. Anew
perensints
me Ile- headier .liee114111, 14010e4Wle
1101114.d itipt me to read one of those
/try pr,phegical religious hooka you
boy from maltiontinashIe eanvtaner. at
pet, thus. sad for which Ton pay s
roomy .t)171, awl gin It In inapiseation to
Irrf rid rtf Ole 104101. •0 r•ot to top
Mien Emma Snell of Toronto is
spending her vaentien at her home
here and with other misfires.
Rey. it Hoyle, Mrs. Royle and
daughtere Molly and Amy visited On
Wedne"ably laid week at the home
of Mr. and lire. John Tele..
the Orange .tervice held in the United
1:11111%.11. 110r, Harry Hoyle condneted
the iterytre.
Mr. and Mrs. fierce, Pentland e
sop John, of Trironto, event the
end at the home...set/dr. Penult
other, Mrs. Ff. 1Pentland.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. It Thompson and
two children. of Oehert, are visiting'
in this vicinity and in tioderich et
Mary few' of Pontiac. Mich., exited
nne deo 'tide week at the home of
• Sheri Johnston
their meeting last creek. Beth Ke -
brother Inmala•. of Westfield, were
attest. on Ptinitav at the home et Mr
and Mr* rented Moak.
eltlitrn• !tend to Inneh riervet Iti pear tam t411M and Irrallitionit In relit,- dere1M 0•1 cirri -merinos, bet an our.
the town hall Inf. and tittle' are Retry attar/Wards Nolte. Air John 14414bork.
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"The Triumph" 1
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PAGEANTRY Rotnantic Pageant of Empire
Ascendancy, Heroism, Chivalry and
SCIENCE - Sacrifice of Great Peoples -- 1500
Performers on 1000.foot stags. Spec.
RECREATION
FASHIONS
TRAVEL
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CONSTRUCTION ExHit(i27:000T ottvoi..C7011t/S.
AGRICULTURE4
Horses, Cattle, Sheep, Swine,
Poultt7, Judging Competitions, Horticul-
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Trotting end Pacing Ramo sod MOW
Futurities
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• Seventh Marathon Swims
• Women, 10 miles ; Opem, 15 miles
• Friday, Aug. 26th Wed., Aug. 3Ist
Olympic Nstators in various vomits Ovt-
board Motorboat Raves Treek Stars direct
from this year's Olympic flames
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