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Thursday, - September 17th, 19110
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• THE SIGNAL - GODERICH, ONT.
Steamer Tashmoo
Raised from River
_ A.1511121.Y^ PROTEST
- - -..tie- yubn('-littlltteree tames has
done well In registering • protest with
the Provincial Power Commission
against the let reduction which, ac-
cording to report, the Dein L sios pro-
poses to make in be Nhll*e•ale price
of power to msleipai * to the Nia-
_ pea system. It is> `fit ttllti thig,
redoctte.. may be $2.50 horsepower.
The injustice of 014 • proposal is
readily seen pbeo It to realised that
tbe reduction will meta a lowering of
I,
1
1
WlreekiaE Joblii. Success-
fully
uooess
fullyCiompl.etaat
Amherstburrg
From Tbe Amherstburg Eche. Sept. 41
"11 couldu't les done, so they dill
it." That aptly describes the rais-
inof
t the p►kasure....atram>;r.. Lulls -
moo from the bottom ut tlw 1►etroit
River on Saturday afternoon by Cap-
tain J. Instrl Megueen and his capable
maw.--13411-bestesbad beep -t herr sloe
. ba n1WL-of Jeaw-ltd whew_itr-bit a
rock in the ttu11V AAaed•-elfahnei tt11R
made a run for the dock of the Bruu•
ser, Mond Censda, Limited. where it
sank after 1,400 passengers aboard had
been safely put ashore. The sunken
'raft bad defied the efforts of one sel-
necompany to raise her end they had
hive up after •ip'ndNnc Sealy two
Months on the Job. The e'ontract was
to -let to (`sprain 'McQueen and the
wrack was removed In record time.
The Cofferdam about the hull of the
Phil Osler of Lazy Meadows
13: HARRY J. BOYLE
"A Country C►urdyard" -
1 pies. waylay.. it ',was wy Iwlug to
sort of happy that made rate want to
bump me up against something and
take some of • the whistle out
of me. - That's the! way 1 kook on it
mow, but of e.mrse I didn't think any -
lilting of It ltfen.
I was Jugging dowu the East I:i.c
row! tlw other evening. and it was out
Tor ttt4:e wenn tett nights that make
you begin to think that maybe Natoli
'has gut herself tied up in a knot and
gone and given us a sample of spring
liucteud °Lon.. with a crag ut jays'
In it. I felt pretty goal. because i
loarA..hesuroseerstisuroa Tim x.,.--••' } u
we hal-bild-a couple -of ,huts Of apple -
Joel, and then his wire Iuid Made u•
some fresh wheat -cakes .meet up with
maple -syrup and blot dales of butter on
thein.
1 was whistling and singiug as much
as my cracked old voice would atlas
when we cable atauag 1&giPty-
vanl. Now 1 have' htwii past -iltat
plaice a titousattt y'!sh"iMF1(lars 1v
out thtakfng about it. This true
was different. Really. 1 rant Iwagtue
what it was. but 1 had a notion that.
1 should go In that cemetery. 1 hub.
tied Annabelle on by with the feeling as
If 1 was running away from some-
thing. At last 1 had to turn back and
tie Iwr to the gate and go in.
1/own the little lath I went and by
the slabs of umrlde that are standing
over alp those old-liwwra that 1 knew.
Round about the Matt spruce tree
price to Toronto, Ha to. M
boa1
other municipalities of tea per teat.. the was finished laced ab, utter which
the canvas was placed about the out -
while to (loderich It will aeon a re side and the large pumps put In place.
duction of lets than six per cent. This tiaturday morning at 10.00 o'clock the
would Increase the dispa to rate. I pumps started to operate, taking
which already repreesats ty ban-: frim •hr iwall. (.caul progre▪ se was
(neap unjust L town and matte for several 1 . and It hooked
cipallttes In its class. j.as If the Mot would rise with little
-- Wtiltag at" -IL -11 -TIL r- WIy:'H=111111 ttltr. _WtrA--at the - tines
No Ill Effect from
Government Saving
Ontario House in Old London
Closed, but Canada House
Doing the Work
Toronto. Sept. ick --The other day
Hon. Vine,itt Massey. Canadian/Vigil
Commissioner lu luudun, reveal to
the Toronto ('awuliau flub plaits for
au lutensive campaign lu the British
biles to ia,pulariae Canadian products.
This cawlaigu had beeu described by
*epee- - se She .. of a :...Nfi• eH>
planned campaign ever launehe•d by a
Dumintw-lte-the ltd Country. --
-Mc-
---M - liaise' -r auuuuucrueut of the
drier to develop the BrltIah market
was wade aeve•rpl days after lieu.
Detteeu Marshall, Ontario Miu(etcr of
Agriculture, had ekpreseed the coutk"
tion that, despite severe drought, farm-
ers .of the Produce would experitace
�"tiiiri,► tw`ti►�be &Hartle and
the overseas ni rItet dttTing the next
year. Jibe high Elemmiadoner's plaus
for a drive to capture British markets
to Canadian producers would sees to
bear out this c9outentiou ut Mr. Mar-
shall's, rand the meat els months will
tell the story.
When the Ontario ' Government
closed up Ontario House in Loudon
shortly after coming into Mee. much
criticistu Was directed at Premier Hep-
burn and his colleagues. 1t was
claimed that an important channel of
outlet for Uutario-grown sod utauufac-
are" six graves and I sat down and tared -(►rewluct� had Iweu ilea by reason
H•eat it una " T
means a saving to Tomato of oyer broke down and It was • struggle to
half-a'Iallllowdoliars pee year, .0irilnin 11u. progrt•aa 221111.11- luso-twee
madie, fine to the many kwk. around
Ha lite of sea tljy a quarter of a '
million dollars, tot London and Wind- hull Then, tae. the stern and the
I the paddle wheels on both sides of the
aor about 0164000 *Itch. Among them Mow of the boat were many incites
these four clues wId absorb all but higher than the oiehlle. where the en -
4a fraction of the totsaving made by' Ones and the seven boilers are ,. lo -
the entire Niagara s tem. at's'. 111111 the hull seemed to be
'breaking In Deo. More pumps were
As The Signal noted at the time the t twreck
ProvinciaP Power Com
organised under the 11
went, the Commission 1
three city men, two trot
one from Hamilton. I
smaller municipalities god
asserted their Agit to
reprewentetlou on the Cu
Yeas, there wits l'ow. hack to our th
school -days we used to plan that soutr
day we were going out W -Mouton,. and l i' isee ase-a-rawk---...Tile (+c+verameatn
I reason for Its fietiyrt was that Ontario
SEPTEMBER
WOOLCOT BLANKETS
Beautifully woven cotton and wool
Blankets in clucks and plaid patterns,
finished. and bound singly. Pular, mauve.
greens, rose, blue,'trolld. Size fill x $1.87
tiff. Regular *_'..! i Each 1'
REVERSIBLE BLANKETS
b'iur,t all pure iv„ol Blankets, beautiful-
ly satin -Lound. Extra Large size. 1{evci'•il,lt• int
Kull anti blue, mauve and (;old, green $5.98
and ;;old. Regular $ i itt. Tach . , T
MEWS-FINE-SHIRTS-
price
Ei f E--SHIRTS
�uprlia► broadrtuth ut-- neat patterns.
New fused-roll/1r attached.-.1'iizes $1.35
1:Y to itit•.. Speeiai
MEN'S SOCKS
SPECIALS
FLOOR COVERING
Heavy quality felt base Oilcloth, in
3 yards wide. Per Ittft)are yard
LINOLEUM RUGS ON SALE
506
Size ;Ilia i 4 yards. ()u Sale. $13.00
4 x 5 yards. Ou sale.. • • -$17.00
HANDAERCIHE JOIE
100 dozen Christmas shipment. Dainty
nifigrJla and in every color aud combina-
t►ou. , 1'Tglia$ ir1iabrie with rolled edge*
tS%jal 4 for • s
White hem -stitch Handkercl,iefa, 1 - 16 -
inch hemstitched, all -linen 5 for 2
Soeks. Jledi•
Jiro', All- l'arhntrr. S k
All -wool HALL RUNNERS
um ul heavy weight its unusual (hole. of
Ar
Sixes 10 to 12. Pair
• Axnunaters and by the yard. 1�
27 ;pehes wide. Per ygrd
- Buttenick Patterns all in lor'dctober and Defined- tor on dole -
W.ACHESON&SON
CARLOW -
1'ARIA►W, .kept. pi Miss Marsha A.
l'uter...•. it \ of T.......L,_.o, %jailing
her e9ousin, Mrs. W. II. Reed.
Ills+ Townsend, of Toronto, i, spend -
mg a few days with per aunt -Mr..
Jnit I :t 1 •etung.
The a i'.S. met at the home ofsMr.
John 1'oi11tg on Thursday night. with
Miss MIlwaito iu rliarge•.
The Ladies' Ald held a successful
sale of Maur cuokiiig sat Saturday
afternoat in Guderich. e
Rev-. George Wylie 'ea. ba. k lu his
owu 4,11101 on Similay after thrice Weeks
holidaying in dlff'rcut Iola es. _Next
Sunday is .Rally - I1ay iu - :ell the
elutr.-he.. when it is expected eteryoue
w I II be out.
, W. M. S. Meeting.-TitA sl'.M.a met
at the home of Mr-. ,1,.1.. .t. 1 toter
ou Thur.dsy-. Septr•wlwr•Itit6, with ttte
tier-presidt•ut. Mrs. Mo 11waiu. in the
astir. Thr meting upend with sing-
ing aqui prayer by Sirs. Walter. sr. The
Scripture lesson was taken by four
members gititag verses un the 11u•we•,
the Spirit of J.' -'it- I:hr•. Vict"ry "
-The devotional leaflet was read by
Mrs. Morris After,the minutes and
roll o stil, the arranging for a tooth at
the s,-h.ad fair on the 17th sus at-
tended to. The sixth chapter of tlw
study Is,uk. "The Nen Africa.- aa.
taken by Mise. Clark. The meeting
elosd with the Doxology and the Miz-
pab beued1t•Uew. The Itusteess, assisted
by her daughter. -erred afternoon tea,
rind a soda! boor ass. spa•ut. The
next meeting will be held at the home
of Mrs. Allan Wilson in October.
i w.
and Mrs. Walter Scott, who were re-
cently married. An address was sly_-
rn ly Mr. Peter W. Jt9►tt, uncle of the 1 Wharton Echo)
grosso. rhe hrlde and green erre at` the present time some 200 pk•k• '
the eI.sFag et (tltario House. awl fiHr're•tplem. of mills 1... -thy arttt-ese---ere a osenbinx -the- Prnlarnllta foe --
at farmers of Ihr {'naiads would pts Kift.. c of the .sprue.. and white snot
._ .-lihe_:11'__L-_ -1wW---11lxjr..Gni(._9ti'1•<tplLrell_111n:_.(£ty__t_.__Thtwr "sows must. be :
of the tall ..•.sou oil Wednesday even- picket green before the seed pods
opt4t anti release the well, Thla
ier.dtate• the pickers 4?ftlabing the-
tree,
hetree•. for fir topmost ivm•s.
„ ,
1'am{.tootle 'l'io dee, of nal {ru gram The rooms are tailed ready for 111e
vt n. in ehnree of Miss Margaret itt-
fe•rsou afoot Rev, 11. %Viiso.a►. The
Scripture lesson sas from I'salut 24.
11r. It.Iph•1trtdt•r.nn, of Gotiet•Irh, fa-
vor's! with a so:u. Mr. Harry tntng,
of GoMrielt, gate au interesting tall
ou "1'Iw \recd of 1'outide•nee" Instru-
mental mnsic was gives by Mr. Har•
,t' Mel soael - 1,1"y,1 N'a:d.•tt and Ned
Ttnapi...ot ,o vioItan, Itt. Edgar Ilow-
att on guitar, Mts. ,k'tut MJh.well ae-
cowpauyhtK on the' piano. The .losh.g
layout was'. "Tome. Every wool by Sat
r rppre•s e,
W. M. MeeetIag,-Thr W. M. S.
meeting, wast held oto Wednesday after-
noon at the I • of Mrs Albert
Walsh, with forty-five prevent. It
ea.;also a birthday parts, ee•Iebrating
the seventieth.hirtbrtay of Mrs. Holt.
fw•h:ntau it sat also Ida honor of
Mr.. J. E. Ellis and Mrs. John Cook,
who reentiy had birthdays and are
the oldest mrmta•r of the moiety.
1he me'i ti uta'ttt'tt with the• tinging
of "Thr I..trd if the Harvest.- fel-
los ell by prayer by Mrs A. Walsh,
w dao halt ch.trg.• of the• devotional pro-
f/ram. The devo1101a1 leaflet, 'The
Woman of Faith.- was read. A piano
. duet was given by Mrs. i'utmerson
GODERICH TOWNSHIP Rodger ala, Mier EgiN' Nev-
e real readsc
ings ore given andd the (imp -
,
ter in the study Mask on "Eduratiou"
11•1114KRIIit[ '111/WN111III', Sept. 15.
-Miss Myrtle Ryan, of tkoderich.
exited Last week with --her grandmoth-
er. Mrs. R.Att. Mcllwaln, sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Longmire and
family, of Goderirh, visited on Wed-
, uesday with Mrs. Harwood and family.
Mins Mary Bogie, of Nile, is at the
home of Mr, and Mrs.'11 roller,
taking rare of Mrs. Fuller, who baa
haee quite ill_
The cora roa't which was to be held
1
on EYiday evening was necessarily post-
poned at account of rain.
Dra leek (ledb-Mr. and Mrs. Ar- ,
.thur_Tlchborne opened their borne On
Tuesday evening for the September ,
meeting of the Dramatic Club. Twenty-
seven members were present. Dom-;
'noes were played, with the honors
1 going to Ethel Mellwain and Norman
(Fuller. Eris J. B. Orr was chalrinan
} for the program, which consisted, of f.
1.rommunity **ging_-recitation. - _"The
I Palter of the Shingle," by Elva Orr;;
solo, 'Y'aatlea In the Air," by Mary
Narwods,•relee'tloib'ly the Hermonk•a
1 Band. The roll call was responded.
to' with "My 1'et ilrievance." Mrs.!
' Harwood offered ber home fnr_tbe Oc- '
tober meeting. tench was served and t
a scw•taI half-hour enjoyed.
Union Chinch Notes. -There was a
• good-sized coogregalion at. (Union on
i Sunday, wben the pastor, Rev. A. E.
Maoghouiee. delivered ■ Inc address
from the text Time (church of God,
which •[1e hath purchased with -111m own
!blood" I Ae'ts 20:2141. [hiring the Sun-
day aloud session. a duet. "Lift 11p
r TlitNIP-111”12;" was song try' Writ 'Mr:
don I)rr and Harold (hedger The
September meeting of the W.M.N. watt'
hetrl on Wednesday afternoon at the
hone of Mrs. E)rnrst Johnston, with
thirteen present. Th.•re was no sew••
ling done. The de•votlonnl exercls'a
were In t-harge of Miss Ethel Mcll-
wain. The Scripture lesson 1St. John
11-171 was rend responsively. Prayer
was offered by the leader. The roll
call was respnndel to with the text
word. "Light." Mra. Phillip. read a
poem eolit ed "Home." It was Ile-
itded to draw for the new quit( at the
next meeting. The meeting (oloaed
with the ford'+ Prover. bnmrh was
served by the hoeteme._....Tbe macrement
of the Lori's Supper w411 iwe dlapehsed
at Union next Sunday. Sunday school
at 2 p.m.. prear•hing eerie, and sacra-
menst 3 p.m. Alt members :and
adherent( are cordially Invited to this
aervirr...:. lnnday, 'September 27, the
Rally pray merrier will he et/Inducted at
ttnlon.
MONEY POR THE PENINSULA
w real 14,W-111111. ter.. or wa}-la• go suer s Huu.r ors mealy a dujolicatiuu of
work on the 11'. I'. hallway in
la liar• nada House, the headquarters of the
/'uuutry'. out diel w•Ith Ilse T. B. t'anadiau Gn t'r.tawut hi the Mother
when h.• esus only fourteen. .and, and that it was a' needless ex
ilea, Higgins, w•as gulag to la. a to.
low Ilett wrote Iwwti,-. l;ot Hiarri,.,p'la•udittre• of mune}• to maintain a
when he was Isenry and was Gwr lousy costly bnllding loud stag. This reason
during the forty years Before Ile died , wa. our cousidend it guest and s
,rung tt to the ion.. : these were soon fiel.H11 1,11e to the thee. but lir. Ma.-
dusters was re- s aft lulu a wtMflMl. hhrtlR _about
4.(M►. trykag to look after his wife and way
urn Guterd- l'.'ilo•k the tnrn 11nue and after that 'children to ,'err thank of writing ,. i 'ry'. adAr•i+be[ore ttw+l'anadlan Club
Isa,k. : taus a different t„tuplrxiva un affairs.
c•oroutol of tits,' the wiule 111111 Itlat111r-,•tune to Mary \dna.. Poor lifts 31.r in Aloe first place, the forthcoming
Toronto and the top it wasIstrhlplacel over she •
Is time the 51... ith•d hruk.•t-hearted. t'our... it !''ampaign to 1w it "netted by the ('una-
it'd( caused by the crash and after al
w11w l"
s put in postilion only,olet"s wit..twasthe,.war.that c•lttatol-ftet..� long l.dt:uf High l'uruuissloarr in Great ltrl-
._. _-
together and 'ne.r.xary t.. keep the water ,Offs At as 1 eau remember Mary mantel to.: talo' Is now going t.. coli Ontario a
me sort of !WIlii $ lay the roustss of this havea homeof her 0W11. ala w•as l singa dollar. Tlw shuts cost will be
laslon. -e proud Malt were taken to the I promised to Fred situp -son. lout he ! borne by the ,IM,minlnu (ioverumeti,
barber of the Island 1,11it•s Limited. at u''vrr came Mack [roto v").•and 313ry• I which uiniutainso•(hnatla Mouse. Se-
1'the north .end of Reds Rinne Island. by 1 hayed ,en as lit.reriau down to the vtntutotarto preduierrs will reap Ju.t
as mlly,uch iw•neit from the eatupeigu as
though (ltotario House still.tau•liuuel
Tlw campaign opens In Glasgow in
(blotter aemi every large centre ut popu-
lation will he vieited. A tremendous
Cate that his country ►a back again marine engineering feel and speaks , to go to New 1 or and to eat Ila• I onslaught of pwulrlleity will accompany
_ just about where it was in -1914. ready I well for the ability ut Captain 11• - , stage. He took d,ntclug lesson. Mack Hie campsi'u and newspapers and
to defy' its uel hbors andplunge Into (Jlie-h atoll the na.mlrr, of his sal- j_ 11 110
• days wlwu ,.„.rylwwly ,n,t,idrnri i radio w(I1 carry the slogan, "t'anada
i it u otos and he wa. ali wet to g•• until (-ailing. And Ontario psrncintta will
cloging c'etlllpapy. 1w• itt the forefront, for this Province
war with the hope of emerging "top tea sitttudity atoll Sunday htntirw).''the day the timber fell on his down rt
dog'; cad enforeto its will on Euro • I ' Msllnw''t barn raising, Ile was •all is the largest producer of diversified
t Europe, closet the operations from the whore
perhaps on tbe world. Hitler's defiaoee land there was a ertwral sash of relief it -ripple for almost forty tato year.. . products in the [ksmhtlun. Grabs and
is directed to the demu.•raetes, but par- when it was definitely kuowu that the Tile Ihrylr Twins sero always wan: 'meat' and honey and fruits and canlwad
Ibrittle had been won. hag to 1w together. They figure! that vegetable,• all the finished products
Ocular!, to Russia, and he declares wlw•u glary grew up they would owu .a will les Irlrsootiest ta•fore the eyes of the
that the German army Is ready to
!when
together. Tlwn the iufiu,i.•e British public. And manufactured
engage with its foes ST. HELENS - took away' their parents and what prottets will not be forgotten.
-I the (nosily was broken up they hid to Scarcely a l'rorince in Canada today
that. Herr Hitler has gone mad with I ST.. Ible)LENS, (fere. 14.- Mr. and 'k" to different folks. 1 heard that maintain!, an ogler in for old Country.
:' Mrs. ('1iff and eon Donald attended filet .twat years trying to find each The gruwth of Canada House and Its
excitement; but the circumstances sug- 1 the Reed .p,lcnlc held at Stratford on 'ether. Tlwy did at fast -just talwoul activity along many linea makes it un -
IS HITLER INTENT UPON
WAR!
the Lugs ['routers) and Henry Stokes,
where 1t was !mooched. The holler,
and engines will t* removed, atter
littler of Germany has been making which the hull will he scrapped.
speeches which would neem to indi- I The raising of thin Mot was a gee
vdllage•. Almay. Iotartkrl and rtrve
g•et thaI beau.' of her Wow either.
• Jing 11enis vv.'s. the finest aetr,r bars
In the days of the old log school that
1 ever knew. lie was always planning
It would be charitable to presume
gest that has words were premeditated
and that he and the real rulers of
Germany, of whom he is the tool, have
a definite design and purpose in sending
forth these apparently insane provo-
cative utterances. It may be that in-
ternal conditions In Germany are such
that soieethieg is needed to distract
the minds of the masses of tbe people
• from their condition of _servitude to
the war machine. Or It may be that
Hitler h putting op a big front to
frighten France and Britala into tutu-
_ tag back to Germany the colonies which
were taken from her In the Great
War. Having already warm to kis
own satisfaction that be may w-itlt,im-
punity trample upon the treaty of
--yd..,u a-k.t . Wute.._nat t Jha
thlt he should believe the yh'turs of
1918 to be now so enervated that they '
would aceede to almost any demised
K•turday. September 5th. 'when they were all tuc•ktret out. Naw• necessary for a -Province to maintain
Mr. and Mrs, A. Pollock and Mia ! Hwy are togt•tlwr, but there i. six [eel Its own separate establishment. The
Minnie Hyde. of Kine•ardine, were
visitors with Mr. James Hyde last
week.
The seh,a,1 fair will be held at 8t.
of earth between thew and the suit- Hepburn Gorernment has saved bun-
drels of thousand» of dollars,by clos-
ing up Ontario House and it eanpot
be truthfully said that the farmers of
llntarlo have suffered as a consequence.
IK course, it is very nice to bave a Pro-
vincial headquarters la London, but It's
as expensive proposition. In these
days wben governments are bent ono
making every dollar pay its way. lus-
uries cannot he afforded. Maybe In
good times Ontario will again establish
1ts own once In London, just for the
prestige of having one there, bet In
the meantime the Dominion Govern-
meotr is doing exactly the' same work,
and, what is alto Important, paytag the
entire cost. -
light.
I Rot up and weft out. stool as Aplt
nalwlle went up tlw road I cewldn 1
Helene on Tuesday. September 22. help thinking how Fate sort of elwat-
Kr. and Mrs. Stanley Black. of Port I us alt.
Elgin. were reerat giteets with Mrs.
R. J. Woods.
Mr. Arnold Woods is on a trip to
Toronto and Orangeville. A191fyIDLD, Sept. 18. -Codas Mar -
Mrs. J. B. Rutherford revolved a , garet Armstrong, of Chicago. Is visit -
telegram Monday morning Informing Ing at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
her of the death of Mr». Neil Stuart, I MacRae.
which aratred after as operation. I Mr. Ralph Cowles of Kitrhener,mpent
Mrs. Stuart was a ♦Ltltur at Mrs. the week -end at the home of Mr. D. A.
Rutherfoad's home and returned two matDonald,
weeks ago to her home at Evanston, Missies Dmma sad Jape Rost, of
Ili. l Goderlch, visited with Mrs. IiaHone
Women's Iantkute.-Twenny-ef ht ,one day last, weffh.
te,
George n itute _e_ ,al Thursday afford.. xtii Liotta Mac1 18 KTh a at
u[a a s..a ("soleal tiueraPrting $-+hp Wo
lierts
men's inrltlhite t�thn hums f -this. rnnAtgiT Rltgfa ]k•t T 7th -Kin a
noon. Mise Mary Murray. the ,nor' spent the week -end at her home..
( Mr. Rod. rinlayaun and Mr. and
ASHFIELD
rather than fight's
in the meantime Britain is rapidly
re -arming; trance has an Immense
army ready for any eventuality. and
Russia, although'.he Is cultivating the
arts of peace ratber than those of
war, Is prepared /with vast resources
to resist ally ■ggreasion aimed by Ger-
many against her.
It would be well for Hitler and the
overloads whose puppet be Is to ponder
--weft tide
have learned from the events of two
de•atiea ago.
EDITORIAL NOTES
The rains are spoiling the little
potatoes.
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. The next holiday will be Thatksgiv- �
ing Day --Monday, October 12111. .
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Premier Ileptwrn knows his onions.
it any rate, he has a crop of 30,000
bushels of the tear -makers on bre Elgin
county farm this year.
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The T roatd Exhibit don is over, Lon-
don's
doe's W Fair Is on this Werk,
and the tsar& will be clear for the
Godertcb Indust hal ElhlMtirat on
Tuesday and Wednesday of next weee's.
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Two stories by Baron llunehausen,
Ws world's West liar, are inelndesi In
the new grade elz reader. Well, Di -6114 -
re. are tor study lying they may as
well liart from an aeknowledged mar.'
furl -Londe. Advertiser.
Perhaps the Ilea is to give the pi-
plla to underlies! Mat they are sot
to believe all they relit Not a bed
Nee, either,
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Rep.Mlaaa le the hilted States ate
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dent. presided. !Helpful suggestions Mrs. tt'gden, of Boulder, Colorado, are
for .•hod lunches were gtr 3' 7o te- visiting with6'Nr& a'311r1L88g7t-116e•
.ponce to the roll call. It was de-' Ih,nald.
eided to send.it donation to the ('hild• i Mr. and Mn. Finite Norptv{, pf (Mai
ren'. Shelter at Goderie•h. Arrange -'elate,,. are visiting with the lads par-
m4ots were made for holding a cunei ones. Mr. and Mrs. Robert MacDonald.
counter and also a bawds at the school
fair to 1.e Mold on Tuesday of next
week. The subject chosen, "Co-opera-
tion Itetweea Home and Sthool• ," was
taken by Mrs. Wallaer Miller. A poem
was read bt Mrs MBK:' Webb, "First
-Ihr}s at Scheel." A social hour was
afterwards epee* serer , tlx trestle.
Inter 1 Tw ing .(stet by the u„ttes.es,
Mrs. I,. lntruiu. Miss Annie Intruiu
and M,rs. Fred Megotillin.
1 etwuragel by the rowans of Monday's
elections in Statue, oho an all-
around victory- foe the GASP. le.
the ethyl* ,luted, 1h•mra•rats' point
the fart that :Seine is seldom any
thing but Itepubllcan, and it was'one
of the handful of Staten that gave n
majority for Hover In 111111. So
Roosevelt will not Lose anything It
Maine give% Its vote•. 10 'l.endon to
November next, as no doubt 1t will deo
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The Woodstock Sentinel -Review 'ba
Friday last Issued • magnificent epe-
eist nwnttwr to mark the fiftieth an-
niversary of Its pubtication as a dally
newspaper. The Seenttnel-Kevlew•bda
always hid a reputation as one of
otosrio's sdhstantlal Journah, and It le
• pli•d.ure to Gofertch people to know
that under the editorial management
I of a 4ioderh•h old lacy, W. E. Elliott.
it is maintaining that reputattnn fn
full measure. The Signal extends It,
eongretulations upon this Jubilee totes -
sloe, and whit).* Inc The Meatiest -Re-
view a Dontlnean4 of its sweets as
the Jotl)'.illetle ezpIIMttaid cba�p10i
of the ideals and Interests of the
epleodld meaty of Oxford.
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Whitley Weekly Record: (411144.4+ b a-
inmost .many a man's head-: in tact.
•11+ a bong 11((1111 that has. no tw,e-
ing
AUTUMN
Tlw golden haw of autumn
Is brooding o'er the Isnd,
And the mellow charms of summer
Ne4.111 reluctant to disband.
'1'h• medals, a color riot,
!Wee!) and hemi40k1 tat the hill,
Witt; it flaunting. crimson maple
4'inllenge• painter's brush and skill.
The hate bee's Lazy humpting,
As he wits the nectar sweet
From the and flowers' bounteous offer•
Ing
1n their syIvan, cod ret rea t.
The blue jay calla i warning
That he'll soon he winging taw,
And there a tarrying robin •
Trills :his fireweli notes to you.
Fairies hold their midnight tronas.
And nn the morning dew is seen
Where they dropped their !ells of
gtsaamer
To dime upon the green.,
Ton heel • twang of longing,
As you breathe the merle air,
For the gypsies' carefree wanderings
And the scarlet hues Mei wear.
Oh, the bine-of fringed gentian •
Aad the charm of goldenrod
O'er the aun-deenelaed bible 1a autumn
_Tell themaltelti. of pod.
-Rosalla O'Co••or,
LEEBiJI�IN
(,OI+H)URN, Sept. -15. -Mr. and Mrs.
ioIi'fl "H. It'arrish, ut Goderkh, spent
noon at the Mme. LLIbe
former's parents here.
Congratulations are due to Mr. end
Mrs. James Horton on the arrival of
• baby atm at the lioderich hospital
on th.
Saturday.
Bogie dDouglas tember a had his ton-
sils removed at the (kolerieh hospital
last week. He has recovered nicely.
Mina Lulu Jewell i» leaving this week
[or a trip to Alberta to That her
brother Joe.
Pitt-siztth ArnJversary.--Sunday,
September 13th.. dawned clearer anj_.
brighter and at 11 o'clock a goodly
number met to observe the fifty-slzth
anniversary of the Leebum chdreh.
Among flume premrat were a ane nom-
ber from the other churches, on tbe
circuit. The services were t•onduc'ted
by the chairman of I'reaa,ytery, Rev.
C. Cummings, of Walton, whose ad-
dress's were beard with deep Interest
and appreriatitm. He said he felt
It an honor tt,'Mand In the pulpit
where the late Rev. James Hamilton
had steasl as pastor Inc a 'tumbril, of
yens. Ills morning theme wan taken
from the inl'ldent of Chelsea wasltitg
the disciples' feet. His evening theme
was from the puwt ge in 11 Chronicles
In whleh Amaglalt offered himself free-
ly to tbe Lord. The cbolr WAN ma-
mboed oed by awulbers of Nile and Port
Albert (-hairs, who eautrlbuted a duet
and a lido by Wm. Sage, "The Stran-
ger of Galilee." At the evening mer-
ge( the WemteeM male quartette sang
two selections which were enjoyed by
alt. There was a gnod-attendamee.and
a generoes offering. Tbe wore it
will he long remembered. '
SHE ALWAYS MAID "NO^
Miither (to small daughter who h:el
returned arum tea with friends): "1
hots• you asivf. 'No, thank you.',ottenca
than 'Yew. thank you
Little Mary "Jet i did. 1 fedn''
bees-t+,tieg more than half -an hoar
before they lemon saying. 'ilawot yes
Hindi you have 'Mien cnonghr And
1 •sold, 'No, thank you,' every time.'
ing. with thirty-seven present. "The
meeting was in charge of Mr. Alvin
Snell and was lel by Mr. Thoughts
WESTFIELD
WEtrrr1 EN.1►, Kept. 111.- -Mrs. Me-
Itrirn, of• Whiteeehereh, visited lase
week with her daughter, Mrs. Perry
Vincent,
Mr. aiept MM. Jahn Vincent were
Niagara and Hamilton vivitors Last
week. t
Al ori 100 friends and relatives mea
at the home of Mfr. and Mrs. Harvey
Bleck mi Wednesday **wing stet pee-
n -eked a miseella•eeurs shower 'to Mr,
404.:,4e �y���^t'v gr ' y .' . P!4 .'`yi ,roes
n'rt`i ATR$',�i1"alit, k ..
u MM'T'o-.
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was taken by Mrs. Wm. Carter. tie,•
era. of the Ladles Led in prayer. The
president, Mrs. J. Metall, had charge
of the busines», Mrs. J. E. Ells and
Mrs. W. F. Campbell were made lite -
members of the Society. Mrs. Stan-
ley Cook was appointed delegate to ij
attend the sectional meeting at Blyth
on Tuesday, September 2n. The meet-
ing was Mamboed with prayer, after
whleb lunch was sowed.
Goeertonwul btoyrr, who lacks doom up
p•rieslieallr and stills• dims Q. Angtts,
w lure Iles - vol is sei.•ul((teally ez•
arrc'es1 it. be used by the l:otrrtament
hi ihi•ti rcfore•ttatlou work.
For some n•as,at the Itruer 1'e•niu
'oda produc.•.'Iw•ttter tours than toth.•r
a:1111.s .net. In fnet..weme• varetlea
ars fennel only oat the 'truce l'eala-
stale -
l'b,• 11ot.•ramrut ltuy,-r ha• Juat Ie-
1rtrosl from Algot/in and the Renfrew
district and states that the crop la
the•.t Io•ahltl•• is set diiwp/kdoilyrg the
I earchar tlw 1'enin.tila' will have :o
1es thoroughly ;ti.•l,ed.
It is exps-t..I flint pndwbly Leae
Iwtslt,'1.
orf the sterner mates will b••
hakem off the IS•tnusuic nod as $2.110 a
bu.hel Is told for them 1t Is a tidy
sou ..f money eon1i11tl ito at this time
of year.
Thar .ttrne• ••awt11 is t.rnt•tieally over
,Hoot the pin.• ewes+, do net bring et
g,sod a pritw:
BACKACHE
As well as rheumatism and lum-
bago develops from uric acid left is
the blood by defective kidneys.
Lasting relief comes when the Liver,
kidneys and bowels are aroused to
action by
DR. CRAWS
Kidm.T-Liver Pills
Better Appearance !
YHi"i.L_.IA)0K BETTER DRESSED-
1'O1"1.1. FEEL I(Erl'ER DRESSED -
ACTUALLY HE BETTER DRESSED -
When you wear Clothes measured and fitted by- _
Bring your Suits or 0.111reoata in now for general repair
sap__
Frank H. Martin
PHONE 317 TAILOR WEST ST
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This Is MovingTime!
WE WANT TO MOVE OUR SEASONABLE
M RCHANDISE
These items are specially priced for the week
18th to 25th September
I.ISTERINE
I an . 79e
WILLIAMS' PiNK
PILL'S i:w•
NEW PIPES -
tiw
RAT POi.YONS
('rap on Sense ..:9r
Rat Nip 2Jr,
Reuel' en Rata 29v
PARAWAX
5e rake
E7.r TOX
Fib 001114
h'1.1" PADS( `
FhV SWATTERS
('OIAb.tTE;'Y TOOTII
PASTE
Small 1St ; large 3:0
SAI. iIEPATI('A
Small tar
('ASTORIA
Small 21,
DEXTRI MALTOSI;
No. I, 2 or 3, S5e
C'HASE'S NERVE
iflilon
4se
CORKS, FRUIT
JAR RiNGS
11,1'M, SPI('E4
RAI.I('lIJC ACID
SA('CHARiNE
KALT PETER
, tae
SULPHATE of IRON ,
3 Lbs• for 25e
1). 1'. ('KEOKVL
Ilse New Dislnfeelaatt
15e, 25e, Sae
XAM RUN
44e
TESTED COD
GIVER 011.
11 -es. bottle Ste
TOOTH /IRISH
bipedal lee
E7NE MTATiONERV
Alaxan Pad and
Pkg. Envelopes%
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