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GODERICU STAR
(1444441.64.4.850) ,
lade4eu aewspar 'Ptibitaled eVrry Zatirsday 44 *Me- tar Ofllee,
• 'iSubser,i, ion .Pria.41-4anadkalad Great Britain *I•30,per yte irk advance an
.90/1 Mined States, VW Per Year Inadrattet. .13Otia"bid aii4rilW a-
l* given 'When change of addre:V reeitiested•
7,'IONS-'4We find- that Meet of ear elibsertbera peeler not to have
their,sit riPthnlit intarrepted isi-eaSe, they fail to rentit Wier* eripirathria. thalesS
-se aro natified ta cancel, aire aume the Olaseliber Witho the Servise toutinued
and avill send trar Paper for a limited tiree. • *
ANCE$selioUld be triode by regiotered letter, roomy eater or elicatle
Pa,Vable at Par in 0000rIelf. . •
..The Goderiph Star siedepts is4tert1s.ing aatt Columas on the tnideretandirtg
at it, Will net be liable for any error in any advertising pabrethed heretinder tine
a proof ei etch oiteertisement is required in writarig by the a4vert4se,e and re
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*rand to 1e Stars business office dilly signed by advertiser and suds errors
or torreetions plainly noted in wrng thereon and in that masa it anyMVO so
noted is not coneeted braille Star, its ,shall not exceed such sproportion
of the entire eat of Welt advertisement as the opaee ocaupied by the nettal error
Iseartnto the whole state oeeupied by &mil e(ivertisement. aJe issa
plicatiore
AtamED WHAMS, O HERH SIEW'ART,
Editor. Manager.
Phones: Day 71; Night 84 and 331. Post Office Drat'er 671.
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THURSDAY, JULY 25th, 1935
• THE CREDIT SYSTEM The • Star, one or two lines baying been
dropped in one case and words ineor..
•
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Iarose because the presser-vere ma the
way to the basement floor and met the
ItnatyPea-conlag k, the front of the
composing room. It iota 0 ease of
u4onfusloa worse •confoUnded," but the
worst is over and it is hoPed 'there _will
be few errors of the above nattue Ur
future. ,Vire dialike them Wore than any
her- persorr-dar-alid- ofteiriftif TWO'
are not seen until the run -la finished.
When they are picked up by • our readers
we want to be told about them. It
thaws The Star is being read and beats(
reminded of emirs makes us more care-
ful in the futt.i.te, ---:
" * * * . ,
• YVhen nnewspaPerepereists in repeat
lag, week after week, that inisiness
renditions _are-iinitroving, -but doesn'
present any figures 'to prove. the accur-
acy of its statements, a persen is justi-
fied in asking who pulls the string? It
is always, well to be hopeful, but it Is
also as veil to show some justification
for assertions. We are all willing tobe
cony:Axed.
During the last veek several local rectlY Veiled In °them' Th°6° errors
merchants expressed their opinions of
the credit system of transacting busi-
ness. Mr. Gordon Tebbutt, arne of the
hardware dealers, not only condemns
the system but advertised the fact in
last week% Star that after Aug, lat he
will sell for rash only. It is a vise pre-
_cautien_.amL_if__aigoreh_4a__f_o1hnW win
overcome a lot of the troubles (and an-
neaances of independent anemluints.
The secret of the suocess of the chain
and deparmental stores is their refus-
al to part with their merchandise or
goods of any description, until they
, The cheapness of eredit has disrupt.
ed and ruined many homes, and 'busi-
nesses. So many epecple get the Mic-
awaber _idea. that -something_ Will. turn
., up and wipe away their debts, as well
as their sins, but this rarely happens,
so far as debts are concerned, and
• should never be seriously entertained.
The Star war gladly co-operate on a
leash basis and with that commendable
object in view, we are trying to adjust
the, accounts owing to this office.' so we
may get a proper start. Several have
been adjusted to the satisfaction of all
• cotiCeriied, but -others -are still ,iit ab -
ante. If those whose amounts have not
been arranged, Would either call at the
, office, or let us now what hour fwould
• suit them, ale will make a point of
samtlag them at their convenience.
We are trying to meet all of them with -
inn few days, so any assistanae which
predated.
-
be Aip-
* *
Lady Luck assuredly smiled upon
Mr.._ George SPotton, M.P. at the St.
Peter's church iterrniss in tbe •Godealab
rink an Thursday evening, when he won
two priaes, a hundred pounds of sugar
and a can of motor lb. It won't be the
genial Geary if he -doesn't make sugar
and oil mix to ad,vantage in the cant-
ing eontest. .
•
PROSPERITY MORE
IM -
'PORTANT THAN PARTY
" Prons,, the:opinions exitresSed .ks the
14 people Interviewed by The Star rela.
tive to the Stevens movement there is
no use disguising the fact it is gaining
momentum. suPPerters of both pont'.
cal parties were seen and their replie$
oeali
or themselves. Some appeared
• to be "agin the Government" on gener-
•, al prineiple.s, others were disposed to
try vsnythjog at least once, while tome
• et .them arta Wang the transition more
striontlY, believing that party line-ups
-are- -tie 'longer serving -their 'purpose and
a new system should be -adopted4
Thlsis by no means the first final
'third Pattiti hik prung UP; -the f`at-
tOns Of rO451114 tbt thnted rarnlexs,
• and the C. 0. being instanies
101012--ean be -Tr -Cattily -revealed.
• Voters should realize that no govern -
660' can legislate the eotmtry into
• prosperityit on help, °there is iio
Question about that, but the averagge
mon ot wiiittatt is more comerned about
-that Ireturn.-than he or she is ahatit
• .partY•-''
„•,
•
HASTEN, TILE DAY
ally other Province in Canada
• oe'vneratdono dalwlywaiwt, Prinheuelet, Edt.teowartold 1Sa laliendazdtutd::
- _
"ttin, of' ono political Stripe, 30, all Lib.
▪ ends. '
A Howie toroposed of members of oil
one party is not likely to give the best
rean115, A firmly. establislied goVem.
Ment Potty 15o be desired, *did the
teXt• best thing is an aggressive, Wotcla-
t -
• It only remains for -Alberta Vivi
Cita and all the nine Provintes will be
‘at -*-----0
• A second lady, MrS. Iva C. Dallis 01
Teterboro. has been appoaated to the
Senate. _Masonic and -Orange lodges
are now about the only portals through,
which the ladies hive not _entered.
0 0 0 °
• _ _
o yaw' one Cf the
planks In Hon. la `11.' Stevens' platform
He Must have joined the prtford Group,
which recommends sharing its joys arid
°maim (with all -camerae
0 , 0 * '
---A -WS-v.-York man 15 -trying to devilop
barkiess dogs. What would the world
-be like -11 heasucceededrand that -other
Selentist got his odorless onions7
• 0 0 0 0.
• An additienal 446 voters In Goderich
since last year is kt hopeful Sign for this
town. when other towns are going iwthe
opposite direction.
(i• * 4:
Not CItesponauiio (Midland Argus
We read where a lighted pipe.
itoeket burned the seat out • of the
Gederich garbage' eollectort% • tants.
Are thlitga atveaarthig %la)" a_ira_AXid
bemuse a 04) approaching:election er
MessiCWilltes
and Stewart to the town? .
• We disclairti any responsibility 'for the
„flare,-tio„A*Lhelleve...116-4tennett--gov
errinient 15 ovally innocent, Ithe fault
Meat be With=tome powers hIghei up.
itrIrst t.r,r44,trectrAr ri4W4,-.
ftilt)rs oiiGrake
Moro P*i Aha 0* Lo
Poing& Strriro6
ton4h4 Osrer Losit
Roeent, pivsi dispatches indieate tha•t
there is A StrOgir POIldbilifY Of a general
strike Wong" the Wars On olt Cenadian
boats on the Oreat •rbr the
Past two Year* there *ma been eensider-
able disatiafaction with -the Was of Par,
thequantity of feed are4eive4 and the
0OrlditionS of ROW tiliarteu on Cana.,
dian frelOtters, as oomPatett wiUiAmer-
ican, but not unt ,Il last 'week did the
trouble come to it head.,
Strike leaders deviate that liteir Imioa
is stiffieleritly well organised to call, out
every, sallor-from-Por-AxthUr-ta 'Iktorr-
treal within six hoursk, and have aerVed
notice that If their (:$01014/21to are not
attended to etkeedZY, shipping on the
Oarnidian, :skie and the lakes 'will be
te6ainioadeLPiet:: P,ree3Thili*dapers asatti*re sun2174:nd:1;
perturbed by these report*. Poe the
niost part, they Were ineiirted to, believe
that the strike,11 any, "•7001 be MIMI,-
ed. to a, few longshoremen and etevedor-
es at the .,head- of the lakes, ahd would
be of short duratiort, as there Would be
no 'wok of strike breakers ate the exis-
doff.
.T•rnE Baechler, 01 the Goderich
Manufacturing Co.. expressed the opt-
nion° that the strike leaders were "aim_
ply bluffing", however, if a ,rwalk out
Go 7414c
Freighters
ritot 0*
ould Vs* RAillovaY* if Tie»
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• rout
u e *ranee Re
Piesta
akt, oeu i wottld fiat. ineenVenienea
bintPartielsallt;• °
Mr, Poariier,' .of the OOderich
Solt Co,' when queried eoncrn1ng the
•effect of the strike arn tire Plant, re.
asi1ed that shipment by :all' VOilid be
resorted to am* ite &Wined to aorecast.
4 diarot rise In the priee of salt, sugar
iind other *topless but admitted that'
some Ancrease, in priee wOold be llkelY
'the ‘event ot a protracted tie.up„
.11(ir, Willis Fraser of the Western,
amide_ aa_11411*_1014.-reasaatetiathatathere
Wie *ancient grain Oa hand at pregart
at OW Mill, se. that 'a ,itrllte apt
Weeks duratien,* for example, *add ohare
no serions eonsequenees; Perther than
that he could az little. ataneritan grain,
of course could not be brought over for
use, since such an get would be eteitrary
to the toastel shiPPIng laws.
Elevator .Offleials *etc:lined all emu..
merit on the, Matter. It Dr neurreatli
rePOrted ;that the demean' at Present is
only filled to one-fifth of its three Mil-
lion 'bushel capiatty. Obvioualy. %LI
would be rapidly emptied as the short -
ago or grain in Eastern 4naskalrepeartae
genie, •
Ae stated above, those shippers are
not nvorrylng about a strike or prolong-
ed tie-uPa
Busy -Boys -Dug.
Names Into Desks
PuPila of .1897 Used Pocket
Knives ,on Oak and Ash_ ,Tpps
toe'lit$Cliiia..
ITEAtfitIOS- ACTION- °
-• NOT_RECORDED
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WttATiOTHER WeitItS
n' ARE SAVING
$itta ggiertlng (Theuirow Atercury)-
GovernMents have 'Wilt up or rather
loaded the 'people Iv, with • ellen*
debts- antountiog •to over $1.0091000,000.,
tit*
Vee• n- 4pProilrmoteV-tirti)Toki,000.•• the
in est diatileS on these &bilk alone
governed by labemis.. In that western .M4 t 10..$320,000,06t) i*air* or**0.0
province thereLs conglomeration of°I out, of every' hundred dollars YOU tara.
candidates, the Presence, of so *nanyj This 'is a staggering tituatiod uta no
„ Making any predletions as to' the rrit hisYere‘Ttfiiiit, t
-01 the nelection,, ollere Oats AVOri, ;With' * *
in a 'to? weeks t 'Whale 'DOrethigion4r1ll Veleta' In the 'Wilderness Mlle
ham to, make tft, choke and new tandt. sokfice morattiontoo noirbt boo been
•44tes ore springing up 15* great %MY antielpated* the present is 6eiwg plovbet
constitute -notes. • the sooner the tie:Alen to be, riot * tittle o readjustinent and
rehabilitatiOni but O. Season
'IS O'er the better;
• of exiierimentotien and 'adventuring.
niii0ittiti. NOTES' , It. WM.* that into* thzise who -regard
theraselVes asUrogreSshe and; more re -
UM 100-0.110;01 motathts tbatsouratful than their fernier cmnrades
poarea into tioderich oAtundal4 to in •pOlitital Ornas theft 15 1n5=as15g ,
aptzd' the Ito 14. the motor IA* diatespeet for and latlit Of faith in the
boalina, •ptaying golf or Jost, visiting tends of the Older )politicai parties ,and
01 V* tote*. It lool(t I EtiottitIlLi less ,patienee 'With the MetbOdt
_
being dtkoveted,, stribed- or adhered to by former party
taig ths nontizer tn. leaderiy. The, irapatierit end reative ad.$
io odrhiti Orer tf'40v06._trnitcates-01 tasaileinkt atfOrrita; /With the
WOW' raw' meal ot 'reerulta and the NOM Of non..
The walumfo 'eentertniata, *eft to Note betome otv.
t* -11. Oa' tinted that they UV* ilistoottl,new
spettes* +014thtbe
- lattft $fien
-
re a *IleacVtat Alin4.1t istrYet "toter
'lAlOath* tha4, e&Jtal
and la.
Of the hour.
idestrit, 15
te eaaS
Years doat seem to make muth dif-
ference in the mill run of btlys. In
1891, When Ted. Carney, J. W. Oraigie„
Alex, Colborne, and a plat of other
young hopefuls constituted the coming,
generation, they dug deep, with pocket
knives or anything they could get, into
their desk a at school, as no doubt the
bays of to...4y do when they. get the
"
chance.
Some ot those 1897 laosra have doubt-
less achieved sarcess in their different
occupations and ;professions, but the
day Ted. Carney • dug his name the
deepest on one ofthe desks. in the
school room now in charge of Mrs.
'fhorne/oe, was probably the proudest
day of hs
• W. 0. latunb is re lash'
oz-pTece oak and black ash tops of the
desks in that min by birch. One of
the old desks had the name, "Ted
0Fey-41897.!'. cat info it, a quarter of
an incli:deep; John W. Craigie also dog
his name into another, With. Alex. Col-
berne doing The same thing. •
No records are available to show
hat happened ,to -theaboyeaasettarearard
for their. hatidlwork. Perhaps they
may be able to tell how the teacher re -
sated. • '
Joe "Horse" Mali
• Of Rao:11°1'4rue
Pianist Holicliying in Stretford
And Coderich Has Body-
guard(?)
_
ON PIVEtipUE HOLIDAY
Publie-Invited
• To' Express Views
On Secondary Education. eMeet.
info at Stratf?„5!I and London:
IN. NORMAL SCHOOLS
The _Committee _of_ _EnredrY---into-th
cost of education appointed at the last
session of the Provincial Legislature), is
holding a series of open ,taeetings, in
various centres., in the psoilnce. The
different organizations or individuals
interested in education are invited to
appear before the Committee and, to
express their views avith respect. to ele-
mentary and secondary education. Tt
Is the""' desire of the Chairman of the
Committee, Di. McArthur, the Deputy
Minister of Faincation, that these Meet,
Ings shalt be largely attended. and that
many school boards and other organi-
zations shall send _their representatives
to the hearings. ."
In this' &atria' the meetings w1fl, be
heal la Stratford .on July 29th, and in
London en July 301h and 31st. • It 15
ho d • ool-I
of Huron County that there will be a
good 'representation .present at these
Meetings from both the rural 'and ur-
ban schools boards of this county. Im.
portant ,changes in the schools are
being consideredat this time, and this
is an opportunity for all those Mterest-:
ed in our sehoOls to outline their views.
for-dm,proveznettaaln-our-systerre-
The riteetings‘will be held in the4Nor-
mal &hoofs in the rpase of both Strat-
ford and, London. The -morning Meet-
ings will commence at nine -thirty and
the afternoon meetings at to -thirty.
E. C. BEACOM,
1. IP; El 'Batton: West.
J. la MELD,
*a. P, s. 'Huron, 'West.
• •
rt
girommarroilorrorw,
SHOCK,PROOP WATCH
• -STOOD -THE TRAFFIC
Bill Currie. taxi-driver at Swartaa
Livery Stabl�. perhaPs the niost_.
shock -proof, if .not the, luckiest Watch,
- .-•told-
The 'Members "of Ton,a Vare/3 orches. • oodericii. Biii brought the watch
tra had very well-known visitor on up -town in the early Patt of last week
Idayaain-athe -person of Joe --erfoosel • Parred-and_ater-going. to .a
Hall, pianist in Glen (Imre Casa Znyin number of business establishments a-
Oecliestra of radlo fem. For the bete round the square foinid that be had lost
fit of those readers eivfia are not famil-
The time-piete. Near the_ 'latter Part
iar With the modern oreliestras of the
of the week. a neighbour brOught the
atrlaiiess„, -Olen Grey-artd--: lais-boys play • avateh•--w---its---o*tter---and--
bum
rom Ussex Home 15 New V•Lir...,:prkSitt,,,he had aburtd• it on the square. The
and they are the Miisitione On the Vetch had had the metal, broken and
Wad Roux With Walter O'Istele an- a slight dinge in the back arliere,a, car
nomieings • • had apparently run over it but other-
ewas-Attle-Atte-werse---for-the-Altrie
has nad in three years, and they have it had 'Spent lying on the busiest ,thor..
Plaaed Wen- 'nigh* ar week for that. ought/ire of the town.
length of tise, itoe (Horse), *look '--
owed Anne ts 'Howard Hall, decided
IRK-spen-A-a'part of, his holidays inistrit-
ford, his home town, and he; cal -Ile to
Ooderieh to see l,Pletoh; lenbr saxa-
phone player in Tony's band
secikumt of the Position. he. holds, the
danger. Ot being kidnaPped is & rather
sericeis Problein land Hall 40.4 Very few
places , Witheatt- WS bodyguard_ .. •
e• -plikvett•-ac-fewilAano-ntimbers-for,
lecal orchestra bOys end
-y 1h :141."-01plitife‘
• ,AtilifT CO1lNpt pooirs •
Mr. .1. W. lkhoteiths Chartered actoun-
tant of Strotford, who has been horO lot
-maiting--an-15iteria•-•O2d1t.t
Of the; County treatintre books ta, the
end 01 June s tot:4*W the work'
on Ziiidiky .and .has returned to t trat.
ford,
rercentiage4 PuP00 Piz"
*ea Without Writing
tellowIng P14014 U01.0
panted Hi* Selteeli Britrance s'taining
'ivItiloait- (writing, thit is on thelr teeth-
er% racealronclatiort:
•Seaforth VOW.' School -A Iioiniaties
Z. ThnJ.fl M grodssoU,.
filindeVrOelra 0,--gwaia, • "
tilestforth . Separate '.,Seheel,-14
nen, •Matthews. '
OW(
FOWLER's
f:XT-OF
sisoFrAi\iii,F5R1,
JilLT 2Lb4 1935
omPliain s 0 troluksfren •
Titer+e,is no time 'bring the year Witen'obOren 0444.:
• not subject to;#0M0 form of bowel 0414ot, but it
mostly during the hot etthnner nionths) or Oft
fall; whim diaarloaa, (iyacnteryj, ea% 'cholera, nterbo*,
cholera %lento** sumnier complaint or other WNW
troubles manifest theMbelVes, ' • '
•
All mothers !shoold •use Dr.,,,Powler. 'a Extract 01
Wild Strawberry during the trying' times. It in
an 40., and tried remedy* It has.been 04,002' market
• for the pest 90 years,. It -will not POI to Pgririment•
with Some new and untried TemOdYit (let (4'1)4'
Fowler's". • - " •••
•
r. 1.1004*
•
Itrasse14-014 Seeker, Davison, t",E, A. Few Words.36 You About
tp.tvos, ftrker, D. FAWSon,
P, Rritledget 4 Sanderson .F.
Scott, l‘f, etePheneon.
tke-71, 14 -Bale; fl. UMW'.
• No, la, Dilworth, Irayden,
M. Veraarteman;
• No. SreY--A,
•Ne. 8 NeWillopwaVa. Iloegya la Leon• hardt, 13, Manley, D. Murray, G. MC-
aeay; J. Eekart.
• NO, 3 MelKillossa-E, Benermann, B,
Pryee.
'
No. 4 1WoRilloP--4. I*N•retice.
-
' 6 Morris -4X °owing, M. Ire-
land, I. Lowe la Stewart.
Re. 4 MOICTirtr Miller, J. Spier. 'K.
Spier.
• . No. *11 Morrie -E. Ooutts, p. 'Mar.
."3 hallo •
°No. 6 racketam1th-40. Whitmore.
• No. 6 'Ibekersmith-W. owetf0.
Robinson,
R. Verbeem. • ,
No. 8 aTurikertmitha-icas Finnigan, L.
Stewart. .
• Math Centre -A. Toll, E. litinking,E.
Yunblut.Powefl, 1., NetherY, B.
-Mrellite---La-Rodger,* ar.--Wightansin, -G.
McGregor, L. Dray, R. Brook, B. EL
'iota J; Pairservice, 0. Gibson, I. aloe
A, Philhips M. Scrimgeour, W.
Watson.
The following have passed the writ-
ten examination at:
,.:Spaferthe aAnciersokle_,
Cameron, E. carratchael, E. Chesney,
D. Clarke, E. Dale (hot.), . A. Dennis
R-.•-DeVereauk, Dunlop, -F.
Golding, R. Greer, W. Haney, W. Fbd-
'ert 0.. -11O1rnea, 1W-Ibbotson,-R.-Joyrit,
D. Micponald, J. MacKay, A. MaLean,
• E.. McIver, E.. MacLeod, E. McLean, E.
McMillan (lion), E. MurraY, kr. Nott
• (hon.), P. Rosa, 0, VarleY• "
Manley Centre -L. Carlin (hon.), R.
Coutts, M. Deltz (hon.), M. Dohnage
(lion.), A. Downey (hon..), Duffy
(hens), L. ,Flannigan, J. Flannigan, D.
Gaffney <lion.), G. Gaffney (hon.), W..
Iloegy, M. Miley,' 6. Jar:with '(han.),
C. Johnston; C. Jordan, M. Leonhardt
T McIver ,...(lson.), 1-11. Meyer
(hon.), S. Parrot (hon.), A. Querenges-
ser (hon.). • E. Scott, A. Steels, M.
Steinbach (hon.), J. Walsh, W. Wolfe
(hon.). • -
Ethel Centre -S, Aitken, M. Baker,
E. Barton, H. Cox: J. Dunbar, a. Hack-.
well, E. Lake, I. Mills, A. Sleighthohn,
-Speiransnett on, 0. pence,
Turnbull (bon.)..
Brussels •Centre -C. Brytans (hon.).
G. Cummings, D. Currie, R. Duncan, E.
Ewan (hon.), C. Galljnger, H. McDon-
ald, E. Riley, IL Russell (hon.), M. Sal_
lers L Stiles M Weiss (hon.).
Wingham-D. Biggs, Cr- I Bondi, ,G.
The Canadian National Railways
Carried More Passengers and Freight rIn 1934 Than hi Pre-
vious Year -Over Sixteen Million Dollars raid in Fares,
More Mem Given gnspl4ment-Run1Uing Special Excursions
Between Canadian Points During Surname,'" Season.
Daring 1934the eiverage Millibar a
persons eMP107ed,'hY" Oana,Glian Nation
al Railways was I,4,774, and the, wages
paid them, curie to' almost one hundred
million dollars. This represented, both
a$ to inunber emplOed and .antount of
paYro, an_advatea over 1:166_, and
practically the whole increase in" per-
sonnel iWas doe to reemployment of
those whose services had previous1S,
been dispensed with owing to lack of
baroness.
'ate average Mileage of Toed operated
in.1934-was_23,6741-milea, making Cana-
dian National Railways the largest
single railWay system in the Western
aremisphe_re,
in 1934 the total freight transported
by Canadian. National- Railways any-
ounted to 44,719,447 tons, an increase of
• eighteen .Per cent over -the previous
year. The average haul of freight was
326 miles. The value of• this freight 'is
not asceAilnable, but it, must *rev' into
many hamdred million of dollars, and,
coniprlsiii air kinds of necesSities and
luxuries, contributed. to the welfare and
happiness of every man, woman and
child in the Dominion.
Canadian National Railways carried
over 10,000,000 passengers during 1934.
This was also an increase over 1933.
These paid in fares 916i331/229, or an
average of $11.62 perpassenger with an
r•••••
average Journey at 71 3-4 utiles.
These figures, 'without embellishment
or amplification, she* the vastness of
the public 'waive rendered .by Cana-
dibsi National, Rallavan.- The system is
conducted on as economical a scale as
le consistent with the• highest standards
01 railway oPeration. Tae improve-
ment. in business' in 4034 01,00 the pre-
vious year' enabled More people to be
employed... . . .. more 4wages to bo paid
mere service te be vendered. Also,
more money was available to be IsPent
among _Canadian produCera and Cana-
merehearte.
-A continuation, of this Improvement
In our busines s will carry on and en-
large these good results the ‘,7•711cle
country will benefit. This year Cana-
dian National Railways is co-operating
in an •extensive way in the national
'movement it.ci dhithaish • unemployment
and to restote, industrial activity to
help banish the depression and bring
better tames for everyone
Canadian National Railways fee is
justified in asking for your co -opera -
„ton. A greater use by Canadian citi-
zens oaf the facilities offered by this
system - transportation. express, tele-
graphs, hotels -will materially help not
only us but all Canada. . . and rya
will receive full value for every dollar
spent.
. Do You. Want a Bargain?
A New Electric Refrigerator, Electric Mangle
aid a New Electric Washing Machine at
Wholesale Prices.• •
Are ou orng o 0 ny ain .
carry a full line of coal and -coke and can give prompt ser -
known paint. Its covering and lasting qualiiies!are unecrialled. It
costs as much time to put on a cheap paint as it does a4good
paint. Why not have the best?
ai'
Ivieso w e carry a large and Well assprted stock of Scarfe's well
Now is the time to put in your winter supply of coal. We
. ..._ _
For Plumbing, Heating, Tinsmithing and
Furnace Overhauling . .
Do not overlook that we do this work ;and can give prompt
service and altfully guaranteed. ' ,•.
Phones -Store 22 -
House 112
ter, -O. Dennis, R. Dennis, J. noble, E.
Dore, M. Droumbolis, J. Durnin, E: Ed-
gar, H. Edgar, 'W. Elliott, M. Fothergill,
M. Hall, X. Haritson. L. HoWard, L.
Hutton, R. Irwin, F. Jones, T. Lamb, S.
MacLean, E. McClentighan, Mc -
quire, ¥.jiacKibbon, lar, Marsh, J.
mason. P. Parker, M. Phippen, B. Rae,
S. Reid, W. Reid,„ A. Smith, A. 'Thomp-
son,- V. -Th.ompson, - 'Wellwood, , R.
,Zurbrigg. •
At contori-D. Bislyael, G. Denom-
0-alaissonaB. Edward. C. rinelli_m•
lkithergill, D. Prelate F. Hellyar, A.
Hoggart, .Flonand, 8. menween. 0.
Usk, ivtason, c. Medd, la Radford,
Paaanan, TajelOr. F. t110111P.s011, L.
• Tyndall; J. Vodden (hon.).
,Arthur, .E. Asquith, R.
Bennett, L Brigham, L„ Cook, I. Oralg,
N.1Daer, rowler,4, thinking, S• John -
sten, F. Lawlor. t..Lee, Kathleen Mc_
• 0111 (hem), M. Munro, M. Nethery
(hon.), M. P.helan, A. Pbillips (aonors),
QUitalt Robbason, C. Walsh, Ei.
Walsh, .3. Walsh. . _
• At BlYth the o tg •vere gfanted
their certificate on. the' Principal's re-
cotamendatibra •
a'IbllEaall'unking;---i:---Itntrnabinta
P. McDowell, R.. alethery, B. *Fichte, L.
Rodger,' E., Wighttnan, 0. tivtenregor, L.
Bray It -Oro* G. Elliott; J Piirser-
erjera-seaeatibson,--1-a-loteCallartae4,-Ph11-
11116, N aint your, w. Watson.
• The• recommended list ' tor • Clinton
• WM be publioied later.
•4Doug1asta5gyptism- Lint:nett- is- a Wick -
certain relief Cor.lioof Rot or Thrush,
Four or five appliearits are usually
enougli.
theta le ik
tholt *Well
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Prov, or Quelm0New.prurestiriCky Prince Edward Mandy Nava Scotia
A G. 2 altdA..---.INIAntawaL$7;5Mentieal $8.603
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freedom from cuts, bruises; blowouts and
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