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ttidebak. and
G`ays* Motor
Owe Cars before you
Qom rAr�>si� and see
butt•
)low about that we
TGE BATS
vou were We the tr *ins.tridbr
Etattery for eaioMwrhotOars i
may be.
Our WON !rg tight sada Ibis l snaraahlad. .
lr gecko( Tliws Ws hal *wag .hiliar-
POW
o'Carla 1r fahrica
If you are eonuiaerind buying s "" _
FARM TRACTOR
atcbiniie,
this spring let us show the qualities' of the Case re
•Tlie 10.18 Standard Farads Tractor sells at *19!0.
Used Cars. For Sale
1 ileo, thoroughly overhauled. With gobd tires.
1 Overland, 83, in good shape. A bargain.
1 Chevrolet, 'CVO. Ovtrbauled, Good tires.
1 Studebaker, in frat.clase running
1 cora Delivery, Street dill new tires and worth the prise.
East Q Garage.,
P%* 243 '
T. F. °Eiolleati>td. ' Proth
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THEmember ee
MANY HM aiire,iwi,Pa
otastipatioa is ens wt tit masa o
sail*ikaaumastiaisasaili moved It,e
01 Os* mise' sastaita l
onaa++iue lliv°
atalla* t 1 that ave
„houist iaa the side ovary las a that Las -old
at .eormee h t*s�*' 6otteti0
Nov *tow*
e bast *tariailar. raptse o Ste to
I'X tlis Urn stIliltllll�ftais salt
e tie b. to
es eifMw. fttx seats
A. ties - sib ib bawl*
aotN
frith Ger revieloas oil
and i&iwral buiiirees$
t. approved,of Each
taking and cube
c:risi, uritth. The
ram. E.., arO € cos
rs. Tilers taeti'
leech and ,Campbell
be paid. Allowed by
heen, and carried.
paid two dollars and
on ,notion of Jamlc-_
I;rauta3 at 111a
non Agricultural
to the ,school. lair til -
'S Md and Humane.
Soeiettt W ! motion of
i napbr1t sun. the foitawtng
account, able .rdered paid: Afrin cl
pal'VVor pes. i -i.50; Ed. fl11
Tag; drn nit and role: It+.d'NN-.
1, 1#; Alf. uai. rep° road $2,°.$52:
o. 2,
141 C. rep• road No. 2, 15;
ino. Kilpiasegle grading Road No. 2,
4r3. repairs gander t2; Jas. Cook.
salary as diad postage, tlio2.T►5:
Wilfred le hal. on dragging road'
i and 2, tit hn Bradley, team on
grader Road. t,• 113' Cordon Jamieson,
ME WEEK bratloe and also to meet old friends
OLD � once more, but we find !t
quite int-
possible to cross the Atlantic; this
a rest le Hislne Uaiiy-!Hang Write summer, much • as wenstii to like
-e oot•do
x so, I deet one evening tom ,arty' They are Coming dean lady and gentleman, and In
The Goderich Old Home Week prom- course the conversation
wad interested
nter Pod
tags to be a rouser and many letters to findtold bele rat till' Old home 1Veek
keep coming to the seeretairy from bu
former, residents of the town'. Among but forgot at the time that it. was' a
Ahem are the following: town ` and not a County celebration.
limy W. Symonds, New Liskeard, The Bey. Mr. Smtltic and,blisa Smillto
ie,
invitation
n haat o�rl attendh thanks
d Home Weeksnd at Canada hoped to were On yir be in Iiensall dufrom ring
�i;od rich, to attend Ol . reunion week. Owle-
t*
Aug. 7-I0. I shall no doubt Auguz�dri�� ��t passiblY be In i;o C-,
tit+ there,and I ism endeavoring to get hearty
cod'\wishes for the success of
othersh
who I think may stear y g
iaa-iaoucttr�,ith
the ee1ebratlone.• -
tame."
those IL M. - tatmu ease toluol cave v: d yinvion Keewatin, r. Ont.,tttGo e-
k•I was much pleased to Ccfe - ens i your me eek and was delight,
rich t3lrt Home 1N
y v ti kind invitation to - eek the fes- you. Nothing
i les .mot Old Home Week in erode. I'd at the inritat�tthA if poestblo
tie t Mydaughter and t are looking will be there fisha visit to my home , town would please Inc better Aran putting* a
9tOn a to
Oen and will write your diy secure in
Canada,n' weeks alwaya prettiest
aid the townr
tsetses asking a dhlo in kindly : g our Erie g rlalso. I . have always had a
-Oe us board - most yearss our t to heart for old Gode-
I l t. GIt isodo almost sixteen years slush rich Whaling you • every success I tort Goderich, but I" am looking for
Ward to .our visit to my old home
ow11. Again thanking you."'
„;l'.tlias M. Carlyle, . Edinburgh, SOL.
t thank you for your kind invitatton
to the Goderlch Old home Week in
August. It would. have been a .gree.
tY.°" * .1
heaNri. Uditarel' Arles Pairmwisk, Os$.,
writ*a"---"1 hay* 's
rear
.Prion, 2 s. a vial at &sle a,: • oil
ailed direct. on receipt by
T. Milburn Co., L+taaated, oroatt,
Il "Pahl: ro.,t1M►WSe ,1"
Wad that did ant edit ,.
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thanking you:"
The publicity committee .held a
meeting Vie other day and made ar-
rangements :tar' the purehaso .of . pen-
nants for automobiles, also for wind
bb(etd streamers for gars, ete. The
special issue of the "Golden Gate" is
bent mailed out to all .the addresses
on file, and this will help to stir _up
Lnterest,ln the big, event. Five thou-
sand souvenir buttons .have been or-
dered. •
- Bev. Mr, Barrett has been, appoint-
ed chairman of the program commit-
tee,:In place of 1[r. G. L. Parson6. re-
sigeed.
• PUBLIC $PEAKING. ,
(Copyrighted.)
NO. 19.
DIGNITY. •
Not, )ong ago T found a venerable
friend of mine in, a reminiscent mood.
His memory extended, into the early
lyceum daffy'.. Ile had heard many of
e-
the
ntrii terrvals recalled byose names tithe re i indus-
trious compilers of anthologies' of
"Great Orations."
Among the many anecdotes and de-
scriptiens of public speakers of other
doe, within. his personal experience, I.
wee .particularly ;interested in his vivid
contrast of the platform attitude of
team: on ararrK', Bead i, $19 0 Frank
Hamilton, twin •on grader, AO I and 2,
Sia: •Jae. Iialarieaara, team on grader,
roads i snit a, eclo; Ewart Jame..
toxin dry gam, roads t and 2,
Jno. Wadley, *prating grader, roads i
and 2, tie; (Gordon Jamieson, repairing
hill, road t, ti3.50; Manley Hayden,
draggle*, road'"t, $3:k'; Bert McWhin-
ney, repairing culvert, road 6,. $1,25;
Thos. 'Mulley, repairing road and
bridge, rood 4, #0.
25;
three culverts, road 7, $1..35;
Angus Gordon, repairing road, road 6,
$6,00; herb Pentland, repaeiring road,
road 6, 16; Jno. Bennett, repairing hill,
road 7, $4.30; Wilfred Famish, gravel;
road 2, #: dna. C. Dalton, grading and
tiling, Road 4, tt; Frank tVillis. g av-
eling and repairing bridge, road
�, $10;
Thos. Garvey, grading, road 3,J no.
S.. Dalton, the and ditch,
P. Murphy, drawing tile and grading
hill, 'road 3, 111; .Ina, Tigert, tile, ro
,04&.90: Jno. Kilpatrick, repair
Ikte
culvert, road 4, Si; John 11, Rel
pairing, fpr ,.-road 5, 15 cent
motion of Johnston and Sullivan,
oil adjou�►ed to meet June 20tt
p. tn.
O. E. lieDONAC}I,
IS TII BABY
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ROM e. va�. ... start of the design, the, NEW
STUDEBAIK, : LIGHT -SIX was belt to live:
f what a light six.
o etude I�exK's_ - 9., . - . �" should and - and the .new low ' pric
der- car.'. , .
- . a result. of .Studer akers manufacturing
. Ys' �ncrely
• • • eatl increased volume. aT`
•fa sties and gr y
This is a Studebaker Year
.re -
.,On
scan
at i
IN YOUR 110 ?
Is.there a baby or young children' in
your 'home? • If there is you should
not he without- a box of ahrs Own
Table a•
Chtidhood ailiments • conte
e a
two orators of international reputa Ta lea and Means ;should ttl�yays be
tion, aaseratio.hr authorityso ago. at hand to promptly fight theses
One was.a was Ptonic social to Baby's Own.Tablets .: are . the ideal
pies. He v?sry particular' about home remedy. They regulate the bow-
site platform es stags settings. mr Ise ne-in- els; sva+eetcn ,the stomach; banish eQn-
si-ted that these section a arranged ata t.on atl+j indigestion; . break up
eat -
cording to. his. rel' oo sand simple :.. e c .
e directions. Then he re- stir
.0 f - r it iaot they
that the lighting should be sO the minor fps of i e mite.
Concerning
quested relieve ell
adjusted as to bring him into the high Concerning thein airs: Meese Cadotte,
•Makatnik.:; Que., writes "Beby's' Own
b is are • the .best t!emetiy . fn .the
Tablets
for little' ones: My baby suffer-
ed terribly from indigestion and voin
sting, but the -Tablets soon' set •iter.
right and now she is in perfect
health." 'rhe Tablets are sold by: me-
dicine &Al or by mail at e5 cents .a
Dr. Ott//Iiattas' Alediv ine
11 Ont.; , ., .•
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warm Opo • 2 ecess !n
. ,. ,light. His appearance before the au
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'MUM
(Johns;. i daenee��bad; alt the ;;pomp and °Ireto -
(Johnson.) ,rein, capon, Ohio,. tance of the. stage entry .of the star
w i;tittle {Jo ) e
vtany--thanks to you for the kind. M- of a tragedy, When 'more melodramatic
vitation to spend Aug. I to ii ,with the tieatre
oid boys' c and girls' ratlnion ..in Gode-
rieh, but aan very sorry to say cannot
come, as we aro', going to remodel our
home and so •cannot . leave, . .Again
pleasure to my husband and myse
to take part. in so interesting a tele-
traseveteetweeen~wwwweeveniaineweeene,77.
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n Old Stand Under . New "Management
First-class work by a catglaeteat soedstaic.:`
Goalies, • Oils' awl Accessories.
Complete stock of •
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G. E. _ RET iE EY.
NEAR THE .BRIDGE, RAYFIELD, ONTARIO
Opsa Evesiats
traditions obtained in be
"ilraWing himself ups
proportlons," he - )v
ward the Audience'
ponderous gravitY"
thri :. earefniLy-sole..
Wilt i he proposed
stand, thrutit his
breast, of his .
a* uliwasi*ily .
sively at the
in a heavy, orotund 'educe and .a boot
beetle style, True, 'he was a man of
real ability, and he impressed his au -
(Hence, but in spite et hhis.style rather
than. by means of it.
The other was one of the greatest
pulpit orators of his generation. He
was a man of 'rare apirltuality and
winning personality. ire walked eas-
ilyanand as it.were, 'took the audiencean the by
the hand. His position on the plat-
form,
latforin, caused him no concern. He
spoke from anywhere. He did not seek'
the spotlight. He began in a simple,
tletlbetlate.> straightforward. way., He
conversed with his audience intimately
but not familiarly, and upon the plane
of the average hearer. It.was as if he
said, "Come, let us mason' together."
His simple" manliness, self -Poise, dir-
ertness and honesty. Of purpose capti-
vated any audienee. Ile always com-
manded such •respeet that when he fin-
ishedhts hearers with one accord felt
s
"Thee elements (were) so mixed inhim
that nature might• stand up and say to
All the world, "This was a man.'"
"The first speaker's soltettude was
a"IIO'v do I look? "Ho* do 1 sound?"
"How do I act?" °
The second speaker's concern was,
"Have I something to say?" ' lave I
eontkience, in It?" "!Can I persuade
my hearer to accept it "
I need scarcely ask myreader,
which represent true dignity. on the
platform or else •here, the formalism,
the ponderous bearing, the stilted man-
nerof traigt forwarr t type,
ners and sOr the earnest-
ness,
trot f"thcsecond.
May 1 east, before concluding this
article, have you ever seen a Speaker
approach the audience In that humble
and self-deprceatory manner, as it he
were apologizing for daring to open
his Mouth in ppilblic, Or have you ever
seen, one of those speakers, who, in-
spired either by an excess of nervous
exeitabtttty or animal Welts, wildly
those -who, or have
by o' a oot
ne
of emotionalism, loudly rant Hid any,
of these •types of delivery eominand
your respect?" But dignity ever com-
mands respect. The Inference is ob-
viaus.
his toftitst
ranee to-
emn and
roaehed'.
from
old
box front
Co., Hivel
,A
e
the ,044I
Air. )*Aster' i
a big time at the old sawv Mil. the.
tiara e..anilton Street
Special Sale
10F
Dear gar_, 'want tO tell you about
other day, In the turst place, there
was a big racket. In the loner ilimints
were Tata
in it. 'Tilers was i ag�gine ai
not
skadue. In the furast piase the skale
man skated over the' togs to- a safer
Place. Then Jaek,,'the carriage man.
sloped. T1hen -Noe, the saw man, to
safety 'bust, Then Tom the edger
maid Inc the rail •rode for thesite-
hound train, and Jin, the log roller,,
thot it was time to lave. Task of Tom
ll:ongbOtol He; Was ..not vin it with
Harry as he made his adieu. Then
Jack, the block 'stinger, stood"behind
the cut of the saw to see What trans-
pired, And. Dick, he jumped the .roll -
way. 'talk of activity! It %Vas there.
Well, Jack, the niekanik, and Bill the
engineer,brought the thing to a full
stop. I don'tknow hew katohin' the
fly wheel or not or throttling , the
throttle., Then there was a second ex
plosin sone "time later and another
exodus, both on account of, a pulley
breaking. Well when Jack and -Hilt
stopped the: mill they ell kerne baek.
Well, when they made their skadue in
the forst exeloshin Jack and Diek stood
on the howltn dike whin iodiae keinell backthem had fled: Whin they
they said, \Vhy stand ye there whin
danger's o'er? "\bratneed we
fear?"• they both. replied,. "whin lack
and Bill are: at the he►tu k abs they
say "There is nae gude
t� sit. • he
!Mere is nae Ode look ava
when•^ our gado hose is awa.
P. S.—ell rite ye agane whin eny-
thing hapin
"Harry, dear,. prottiise me that if I
die you wilt Marry Jane J'one's;' Otte
said thoughtfully.
"Jane Joust" he exclaimed• in ast-
anishment. "Why, I thought you hat-
ed her."
do."I.lte.
I
most otlhe average girl's face now is
beneath tri' surface.
111 Motor +
f .
�' �t#�Service; i--
mita-s ,
ashy k s• -or if k a a mew
car,c..1e to us.
We erre equipped sits
supplyir , ,rear steads sato
Osie rot tlee most Isri%;•.
portant , factors Psis the
eitacac*t epatatioii si year
ear Is cerrtettailxicatiot.
We have the three
racks 44 iinperiai Mao.
fee. *ad the Imperil,
Clot .t Itectwasheatiab
t`ittrs which sp,die. the
tweet sir.ads Letvery
atatawillow
shethe chart ami � offside,
rely time,
Buy'in
talion
Lots
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We have a large supply
''T`ireson hand, all make
Goodyear . .
Dunlop
Dominion
loyal Oak
Goodrich
Maltese Cross
Standard
eItywSipriogf ieId
Cu*rsentted for 3sot
tai :uu1e3,
of..
s.
Sweet and palatable. Mother drives'
Worm Exterminator is acceptable to
children, and It .dogs its work suroly.
and promptly.
MteSKOKA LAMAS
'Phe Muskoka region of the distil»
lands of Ontario was for centuries the
rhosen hunting grounds of the Ilur-
ons. It was the red 'man who gave
the musical name Muskoka (signify.,
int: "clear sky") to airs !amt which
held supremacy oVCr all otherit in his
effcetions, and he christened the ie-
lattil'. promontories, massive reeks.
/ekes and rivers In a manner that
shaved his appreciation of the beau-
ties of his forest haeme. No happier
appellation than "clear sky" could
have: been adopter!, as the altitude of
the region—one thousand feet ashore.
sea, leael-=gicea splendid atmospheric
+«onditi'ns. Muskets spreads its mania
told Slams to blue skies flecked with
soft white 010114$, it is a delectable
anai. brilliant with rich coloring, its
Dungan with the fra_#ran. a of the air
him',
attaladi of meal? nieasitr -, otter'
beg a'stale variety of liclithcgieing dap
en Ate spr,rts and pastimes suitainle to
all ages. 'til �e;aptadian National..
Grand Trunk itatlewa'a have just is -
toil ae ltian• emo illustrated= booklet
te1!E you s ebaut Bt with melt octal
list of hotels. Write any •gtnt of
tither' tarentiltV el' ai►p1y to t . r.
tIttelt sea 3, ID. F" t , `retrtstrxt.3, flint,
-iiii
Ii year ter ready for that
Holiday Trip
skis Sxta•
rat are
.�i
Id fiat and Bitildie
the't vogywell lar flat*
dal ti10M yo le, tta potIt
good Vii. fast, ho tho
Goderich Olde Boys
start esuies. 'noir Pears aro
sutra to mod Nolo attsstiI L,
alai th rsmi poi any
s•
REG. WILLIAMS
East 'tramp
nom 342
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HOLLAND
Phone 243 ' ' EAST STREET GARAGE ' Goderich
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NEW PRICES OF STUDEBAKER AUTOMOBILES
... i. Wdtk.nrilte, Ontsri.,,, ef%ti a Juno lo 1921
f
sod TourCare,��r..C.w� arra
..i.Si
Simians
GT.5x 2 -PASS. ROA
.ROADSTEs- ..$1460 LIGHTSVC COUPE ROADSTER
1.
$
uCHTOWING
CA tab UGH SX 24AS . SEDAr..:.a t
SPECIAL -31X 2 -PASS. ROADSTER 2274 iSPEdSALSIX 4 -PASS. COUPE . �E
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ECIA.S7Xrouli CAR 2325 , srEaAtfsix 5 -PASS. SEDAN Aa
5.L....PASS. ROADSTER • 232. SIG -SX 4 -BASS. COUPE ,••:c• ••sot:
ino-six TOutIG CAR .................... 232$ sria-SIX 7ASS. SEDAN.
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L STUifEBAXER CARS ARE. EQUIPPED .IetTII cORD TIRES
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Usually you pay for comfort and -style. tl °
But not in Goodyear Cord Tires.
The coinfort from resiliency of these fine tires is
a bonus. On the. basis of :mileage alone they -cost
less to use. The 'saving in car -depreciation, the
saving in gasoline, the easier riding, are all clear,
profit to you.
Ask any motorist who uses Goodyear Cords if you.
want to know what real comfort is. Look over the... •
cars which have been rue thousands of miles on
Goodyear Cords and no,Wi their good .mechanical
condition.
Inquire regarding Goodyear Cord Tire mileage
for economy's sake. Note the.. tremendous in-
crease in sales of these tires ---because they cost
less to use.
Certainly truck -owners are not mueh influenced
by on fort or looks in buying tires. But Goodyear,
rds dominate the pneumatic truck tire field.
That's because both truck and tires cost less u
the end.
4il.u'eather Tread Tires Art Ailielieel Tier
Cher 4.04)0 Coodyear Dealer* in Canar7it,
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company of Calmat, Limited
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