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THURSDAY, JULY 31st, I91i
EDITOle IAL NOTE
The redistribution bill passed iu
the desiug days of• the t.)tt.awa 4e aiu1�
/eavt+s the Huron ridings as they were.
There was :a disposition to leave
radical Change sin riding boundaries PE
I$I'"� NEW IDk:.I►
in Ontario until after the decennial (Kingston \\'11i'r ,tuudurd !
i'ti.atls of 1xD31. ' 1
• *'uer•tll\• •►ecrlltt'li belief
° .. ° '1 1 t td and early �! otlttl la
& EO. L. ELLIS
woman as the Liberal Candidate, the
first .woman who has 'attempted t
enter the Quebee Legislature. It is
not believed that this, had ganyl„ deter-
mining effect upon the general result
of the poll.,
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T 1 E \� �'�f OD E ICH SII N.A.TAR
Withdrawal of Subsidy on Western Feed
Grains Would Have Serious Results
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(Issued by Leroy G. Brown. Agricultur-
al Representative for Huron County I
The farmel:s of Huron county have
received with great concern, the an-
nouueemt'ut that the federal (lo\eru-
meut plaits to withdraw the subsidy
on Western coarse grains being brought
inti! Ontario: "t:o be used in the pro-
duction of vital food supplies . stieh
as eggs. beef. pork and dairy products.
A nuuiber of the Members of Huron
Federation of- Agriculture and other
iuteresteei persons met in the agricul-
tural. ottice at Clinton last Friday even-
inr to discuss the situatitill, and tetters
of protest were sent to Prime Minister
Mackenzie King, Hum. James 0.
Gardiner, Minister. of :figriculture, and
Hon. Douglas Abbott. \1i11ister of Fin -
omit.. at , Ottawa. If the subsidy is
withdrawn, it will mean that the
farmers of Ontario will have to pay
It 15 a g,e '_':x' more per bushel for barley and
that c 111 d It l .1 t • • wheat and We more per bushel for
After ail. the prott1t t girls are not (1llte• for Ntilleiitloll, but we eluCstiU11,
always tLt• girls in the beauty cuute'ats. whether a great many of the world's
trrttic°at tela always the
ills luny not be 'traced to this notion.
lige :ti's^' Illi' 1 - We slig t'st that it Alight be better fo
itt,•t g" • It .""as �':lut'Taou �!";tl the, world if children \\err kept at stun
said: Iit',t..:y wiLiltttlt grace is; the light, agreeable, producti)e work frau
hook wwi!h.• t rite #toil. Branty, with- their fifth until their twentieth ear
the nourey lvhieh they earned during,
out expre.s.si, :., tires, •
• that time would then enable theta tt
a `0
enjoy iffy tell ears of intensive e :Ind Ilia
It tilctN :1t,'.: l*c't''t situ that fa1'tllRtt tInP edue:lti,*11, so that they ntigal
quantity of ¶'oruell 1)93 seed wheat to
tli,e comity this fall. This variety is
resistant to loosd smut and, 'from re-
sults obtained during the past three
years in test plots. it compares favor-
ably ,with IDawson's Golden Chaff for
yield and straw strength.
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'LlIURS DA ', J U1LX SlOtc, DI?
NEAR DROWNING IN RIVER
AT - H O SVILLE E ,y' ID GE
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Miss +Edna )Gall, a seventeen -year-old
Clinton girl, had :t narrow escape from
drownitr't in the Maitland River at the
llultllesvilie bridge one day last week.
With, two other Clinton girls she had
gone in bathing''at what was von-
sidtlred a safe piaci'. Eidna and her
younger sister, Helen. however: list
their' footing and were swept down-
stream. The third girl, Phyllis Her-
man, a good swimmer. took hold of
Helen and brought her to Safety. but
Edna was drawn f:irtlter down and
feed 'oats. Such an ilhre'it.e in price under the bridge. Glenn Lockhart anti
1)r. A. Addison of Clinton. \$ere tisll-
of feed grain would 'seriously curtail illy; J.
A\we til°t' bridge and when they
the production of livestock and poultry inglibel \tis. Ball'sd danger they they
r prtlduets in Huron county. In some
nt
the rer'cut'. Luckh:lrt stripped and
c''' Abattoirs in tate Proviut�e 1 twiny touthe 'in.sc reached the girl and with
1 brood sows are tieing; tract c 3 . for. the help of Dr, Addison and R. J.
slanglbter that the packing plants is Carter, help
liver on the former Forster
.1.
' questiou,t have, In 'quiff' easels, refused f:lrtu and heard the cries for he'll. ter
' tit, net'cilt delivery. In t]le month .of .".:Is brought to land. -;'initial reaptr-
- May alone 204 brood sovt•s •w'e're i.
:Ilion wasapplied 1yt' 1)i•. Addison and
t shipped to the abattoirs from Huron
county, 'Phis is very much above the* ; in IIfteeu or twenty minute the young
lady was restored to• consciousness.
,
i,� cue ;!e gee, itt'st• of gambles, enter the world at thirty \\•liht*tit. t -h
foolish beliefs which plague Ilioat 1net
and. \with car'!" peculiar weather,
1\ ril:en of a eIagT, edlleai,lon to
Conditions• trt'th of the. Saying i`�
normal tizure and -•the effects will be
PORT ALBERT
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lloticet' next winter ill the lover Ilum- ���1
'vein '•t Il t- tO 1
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readily rte, ,;t:i:‘'. Even the most
They might learn some... 1'etil history ' market. The situation is really seri-:. ,w.
fill and �a \able t 11mii tali: .ear eltirrng that time: history is certainly Ious, and if •1nly subsidy
b reduce witanthdrawnna n'
\iil;t t ALBERT.
l lslanMivilit (Ascii care 1 not a tit study for children. 11 t
win °-reit tie•; 0 1IA , , g,,
Meat. egg's' and islet I r
r naus;ht, but Albert J.it.Vt.t:.
Dispatch) hl ill also leoparc �e t f I)
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Fwe'i cinch we began reading news- No\' with'.a Shortage of lizln,ireti, of bacon, ttg and cheese contract:: \with * '' sons. Billy and
nurses there is not the least reason Great Britain. •trait, spent lust week t ;siting; with
papers ---and that is a long tinge --the' flit' education l requirements. should Wheat Cutting Commenced \I r. and Mrs. Charles t'ra\rfurd.
Balkans have been :1 st't'Ile of turbid not be lowered to. aid in tilling this t Haying, (Tenth/oils are still general Mr. and Mrs. Roy Reese of Flint,
epee and a - constant threat- -to the j shortage as rapidly as •possible. The i through the county, and at this, late Mich., visited:alt r lastweek-endwith Mr:
peace of Europe. Perhaps the West-, nursing -aid program. which the Govern- date many 'acres of hay land will be and Mrs.
has roc ticed may help some to used for pasture tn�t't'Ad of beim; vit. .,
t, it will not t* t :
vi,. st „ g' 1 oducts avail- last week -end with his parents, Mr.
tot EAS -E THE REQUIREMENTS Able for domestic ,consumption. a and Mrs. McGee. '
I our Canadian Mr and Mrs. Bert Benstock and
• • • ttrathroy Age Ispat c : w st ii .
• 1 To111111w-, o De -
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should be glad to let Inept ha. int i,BENMILI.�
tarn nations relieve the shortage of colupt'tent help anti stored in the battle :�s hay.
IR ,Sia have a free Mand ill the Balkan 1 in the smaller hospitals and help to few farmers have commenced cutting
'rep t r, county. C but
w•
will permit thein to remain in , „
fellow;
• g • ^s es_ ' h is li- from the heavy infestation Of loose
pretty' bldg
dower
• y�ltl see tag•' or ttg. t1bt:ll'Yl candidates from the smut. Linke smut of wheat• has al-
'rh:a r •
s' es 11:1s a variety .t) -areas ill which hospitals art' situated' ways been a serious menace to the
by country roadsides
S t'ctt'11', dust 'lower, :And .,,et :111 undtsrst:111ding frtTin tite c i'arit`tC, Dawson's Gulden Chaff, and
names : chicon) . , i1 ;candidate's that they gill return to the', the only way' in which this can be
etc and l ople who consider it. only
hospital in their Mime district when defeated is to use new clean seed each
a vert; call it -blue devil.- A`. n1t°111 they h:1we completed their tt�ur?e. But year. to treat one's own seed by the
tur:il anth,rritjes urge farlllt'1's to keep tile real solution of the double-barreled hot water treatment which is cumber-
e ; ,, i use
it out of *their fields, but we
hope ' pr°tbli m of nurse shortage and help n ' some and expensive. Ii•ivt . or to II. -t varieties
the slllAllPr licoSpitalS would, bo the, •raslstattt to this disease, The • Crop
they will leave :1 bit of' it atone; the', rrduetion of the educational standards Improvement Assoc;:;tion in Huron
roadsides to iteglll1e travellers 'with for iiilt•'ge 1ralIlt'e5 to the previous level. county plan to introduce a considerable
conntries : why worry if the other k operating costs at a lei'el that fall wheat which in general is a
hnszness good trip throughout the ct llIlt, .
w:1ntS CO collect wasps' nests? ` is to, set up Mlles- ,l serious dec'rease in yield will result
Tilt latest proposal
• • 1 tn" tld 4rtlnita t.laS.t, in
flit ti I f
• its he:evenly- blue. f
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This week's break in tiff stock
markets will set a lot u.f people
. iitg serktusly. Lt was the stock- market I
stump in the fall of ltl_':1 thlt her. dei
- the great depression of the ':,0's. This
week's tl+•t line may be ,*illy inci-
dental: "r^a the'- other .101. it •slit i•)
set off a train of . cirt•Un1; t,lnces that
At .cny'rate, it
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will sire t, h i"tit \•{':1r�.
will give the financial world something
8a wt'rr� about.
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What wwt re people tilinki:tg and
talking :1l• it fifty years agtt': If )fait
ask an olel-tinter he may tell you that
gg w\:t-' half a-e•'t'Iaary ago the
Kkllidlkt' `.d rush was oil and there
was a stream of young men to the
distant Yukon with *visions of golden
fortune i,efore 'their eye". �.ttne of
thea. fourtl the. adventure a profitaltli*-`
one , grt..lit'r 11112ube'� ;Z". it nothing
lnl:t l: .it f it but Cllt' ad\ en lure. a
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Eamon it lig r•t•li. ..:t 1 t1•*8.11itless 111
cot 41 -,n,, ., c +l:atie�. are r':sail
pointed' 'et; :;St` .'f the,small ,.1r:1.13ber tri
men\[lit' 11a'+t'•tttlitt' fr•.*::; t:it+ \\•est
this yt'iir t lie r1 thein i:;'tl.eir 1i n'i'st-
ini pt r.i'l..nS. The t .-cin is ' 11181
the \i•e't ..self °-:as
this a w�'•e ll.initl, `� Illi 131 :it
Leve: I.' sae '•'w::s •.:ul ,•:ties. .inti
.natural;, tilt n ;salt' `i •y*` Iw.irk• home
aatilt'r tt.:lr> 1r.iwel 1'1'.1nJ'rtds of milt's
Maltz
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DANCING, NIGHTLY
GRAND
BEND
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-Gordon Ilelamont and his Orchestra
Bance while "The Bend" is at its peal. Make new friends
amongst the resorters from all over Canada and the United States. .
HOLIDAY MIDNITE • DANCE
AUG. 4th --12.05 a.m.
SUNDAY, AUG. 3rd, 9 p.m..
FRED FUNK'S
"CAPITOL THEATRE HILLBILLIES'
Bobby Yohn. Trumpet: Erhie Hewitt. Al. Jolson ,impersonator; Jesse
Argent. Banjo and Electric Guitar; Edgar Wil-ker, Fiddler; Cliff.
Kelly-. Pianist.
This show packed the Casino weeks ago. Don't miss this time:
LADIES' SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT . -
CIVIC HOLIDAY, MONDAY,,• AUGUST 4th
3 dames -2 p.nt.. 4' pal)., - 6.30 p.m.
DA`HWOOI)--GODERICH--FOREST=ENETltl '
Look _wkat you can enjoy :at l "The Benol.`-cycling, _horseback ,riding.
mem -go-round. swimming,. miniature golfing. bowling, games galore,
movies. dancing. - -
MART KENNY RETURNING BY POPILAR REQUEST=
FRIDAY, AUGUST Sth.
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BEN NIII.I'.ER, July i9. -Mr. and
TIrs,. McKie of Toronto are spending
their hillidays with. Mrs. R'In,
j Struughtiatl • find with Mrs• McKie's
sisters in Gt defich •towvlrsllip, Ars. D.
Bodges :'nd Mrs. Howard Sturdy.
The \`omen's Association will meet _-
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on Wednesday.. August ti. •
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Mr. J. C. (Troll slid Mr. and Mrs. {''ESTER\ ONTARIO :1LOTORWA*S
visited last' Schedule Now In Effect -
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w atthe\ws, of Toronto. _ Bu
A. \', • To STRATFORD
week with \I r. and \Its. C. To 'LONDON a.00 a.m. 7.15 a•m.
SrMle. A 9.15 a.m.
Mr,- and Mrs. -Joe Mothers of Porter c j A ,0;1aa.m. •
Hill spent -a day last week with Mr. ,� 1'2.15 p.m.
and Mrs. Chas, Mather,. 1.15 p.m.
Mr. Alli Mrs. Leonard Fislie'r have 3.1.5 p.m.
returned from their wetTtlitt�g 'trip- and -
have taken up re'idenet' in ('t.,iht+rtle j
township. ` (To Kincardine 1.1 3' p•m• and 7.43 p.m.
fiI1I1 I;ovcde{I of Orillia is, •.li\'riding •,1►ally Except Sundays & 7" 'Clays.
1 iter holidays with sirs. Gliliillill and ; li `nnd:iy and liolidas-` only,
yes elks M9q olJNE
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Frisky is the word for it! Your car will be
lot sup >rer when
you switch to new Shel�entium Gasolinearged
. •for short). Try
with 2,2,4 Tri-methly-pentane (224 T.M.f'
for, .ourself how new Sher, Premium• Gasoline
it -and prove �. it` nicker
is 4 was better; --(1) More power, without knock (2) Quicker
r
startinyg (3) Faster pickup (4) More miles per ' YOU CAN BE SURE OF SHELL
tankful of new. Shell Premium Gasoline today!
family.
The ball game 'between Itentniller
and Oodericll township resulted in
favor, of Itenmiller.
Tlie Circle Bar' Knitting Company.
Kincardine, has pttrethased the Royal
MOVING *,*EST
M. Rawtinsun t.inlite,- regular') mak* .
up and ship ;=Household Ii,erniture. Con-
solidated Pool Cars to Manitoba. Saskatch-
ewan, Alberta, British Columbia and to
California.' rite• ire or phone for reduced
freight rates. Establisher' 1'885
610 Yonge St., Toronto. liintisdat rl'125
140VING, PACKING. SHIPPLI*G awl SiORAGE
12.15 p.m.
•1.15 p.m.
A 6.15 p.in.
B 7.15 p.m.
8.15 p.m.
Hotel building,in that town and will
convert it into rooming accommodation
for female employees whose homes
are in other centres.
The' :r;,•,:,. ,f f„r:1::'r
t,.:l.ie' f?:::ei :1.e lir
pr71sc'al Lt. « -
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+s , it.TCSI - tunttitlt' cif tbt' Prtc- V
T�GIu tZ„l:t: ki il:• •t
vireo. but Mr:. Dupless c lin s been
winning a^ series Of : tottwriec at. the l
�io'Ilc nod one of the prominent ;ensues
in IIiliTitingtlm was 'that of Dominion- I
er vinaeIai relations. M•r. Dupiessls
hag set^psnseif against any age emeDt
Witt Ottnwa in the matter of taxation
neva, and Proviiseial aaatenAmny has
ra1W ys Tilrttt a Strang paint with
W t'Zr-fto?8. Alt the Other Pro-
s emez, '1 `* tk rile have made agree-
'etttt with the le-tlet<al Govepmtaemt.
atII e:nier Dryer stall makes a show
wiannents3 te, diiset7s8 tems;
: dr.1
Duri:plets15, . ~, ttae"i.Twes ,, lap nd. Onda
ittrangely tnr;ngTa4 neiviSzyaEkvra that
*Alt been• Amina ^'',Metl to lig It a "�• i
° • Oa% th*t wra3 rli; ?sting n • l
tintoit *Arlen settn. to be ratliet lsr.4.l
relettion *A4 c:.pt ofa
VOL'WILL CALL IT
The roost•-tidz`aneed and, acnerons Plain of,
11.0SIPIT - IZATION
protection vote hare direr seen
• BENEFITS 1FA1O WHETHER YOU • BENEFITS PA b FOR NURSING
ARE HOSPITALIZED OR NQT CARE AT HOPAE
• LOSS OF TIME BENEFITS FOR
THE WAGE EARNER -
• DAiLY BENEFITS FOR • DEPEND-
ANTS IF NOT HOSPITALIZED OR
TREATIiD BY NURSE
These and other outstanding advantages• twclte this
TIIE IDEAL PLAN FOR 1'IIE Fr14.11IN MAN
tf;t-'t fun inirlir-uf'cr.--Figl in and mail eini s ri' -\'r e l b'�tiori
• MATERNITY BENEFITS REGARD-
LESS OF WHERE CHCLD IS EtORN
• A GENEROUS ACCIDENTAL
DEATH BENEFIT FOR ALL '
MUTUAL BENEFIT
HEALTH AND ACCIDENT ASSO0 dAtION
P. T. EGG, District Maria -ger, .
492 Medical Alts. Bldg.,
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For quirk i-!,.1 ! m *,c stag caused by ecsem*
uthtt.t••'s *n t y, 0 1 $. pimp les and other itch
vcdlte.`nn -A rredtc-',d tlpuL4
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YOU, TOOT"`
CAN WALK
ON'AlR
• Tf you use cooling, refreshing ICE-I1,I1NT re
,r ridryonr feet of aching, burning cailul srs, g
corns, ,Tired Muscles respond quickly- tot
fast application of soothing, creamy -white
medicine, •'ICE -MINT. The refreshing, tin•
gling seasition as you apply the cream tells
• you that it's going right to work oa the foot
pains that put the wrinkles in your brow.. Get
• a jar today - Small size 50e: 4 oz economy
size $ 1.00
At ampbeil's, Emerson's and all
l ° Druggists
Borlou Mothspray is Guaranteed, in writing, to
protect your furniture, rugs, blankets, clothing
and furs from moth damage for five years, or
Bortou pays for the damage. 44c will protect
a man's suit for five years- only 9c a year,
other articles equally low.
Buy this guaranteed mothspray today from
your deportment, drug or, irordware store.
Leading laundries and dry cleaners can Berlou
your clothing, furs, blankets, rugs Wind, furniture.
B E R Lo Guaranteed
MOTHPROOF
All others daily. .
Connections at Clinton for London.
Detroit, Wingham, Walkerton, Port j.
Elgin and Owen Sound.
Connections at Stratford for Woodstock .
Kitchener, Guelph. Hamilton' and
Toronto.
Connections at Mitchell for Listowel
1 and London.
yFor information phone British EN- -
change phone 691 -'r 11'.
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Skin- Affections Often
Cause For Unhappiness
Are you ashamed of your appearance because
of a skin, rash, boils, pimples or ogler skin affections/
Too few people realize that these affections may
be easily remedied. Impurities in the blood may
- often ybe the cause for ugly skin affections.
120 get relief from skin troubles, boils"end
pimples, try Burdock Blpo. Bitters. This vegetable compound acts on
the bowels, kidney$, liver' and`stomach. It helps to eliminate wastes from
the system. The result may be a smoother, clearer skin:
' B.B.B. has brought relief to thousands of other Canadians suffering
from skin affections. It should do ,the same for zou. Ask for it at any
drug counter. -Specify Burdock Blood.Bitters.
The T,'Miilburp Oo.. Limited. Toronto, Oat,
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WITH MERCURY 114
The New Car in the Low -Priced Field
Lively pick -up -and -go • . . dashing good looks
. comfort, roadability, handling ease . these are
some of the reasons why you'll really, "step lively
with Mercury 114."
That 100 -horsepower, V -type, 8 -cylinder Mercury
engite is "sarin' to go." Smooth; quick -stops with
over -sized self -centering hydraulic brakes. Two-way
stabilizers for roadability and handling ease.
Beauty too, outside and in. Long, low, lines.
A gleaming front with real style. Luxurious
mohair or broadcloth upholstery. Distinctive instru-
ment panel in lustrous' plastic and metal trim.
Handsome two -spoke steering wheel.
And with all these features, ' Mercury 114 is
priced in the lowest bracket. So plan for the day
when you'll sit in the driver's seat and "step lively
with Mercury 114."
MU.
CORY aAlil ''9.1N "b"l.ii lliVISlllN • F010 MOTOtI OMPANIf OFCA i(ADA, L1MMEO.
ABERH- -ART'S GARAGE 4
duy' and Lincoln Sales and Service
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