The Herald, 1913-08-22, Page 5''arm
For Sale
'T am 1'ebe villg' irdi prons'
enquiries respecting Huron:
County Farm Lands.
If you
want to • sell
T will assist you with an 'advertising
campaign that will bring buyers
to our favored County.
No Buyer No Charge
Call, write or phone
'for particulars:
E. ELLER,
, Conveyaneer; Real Estztte,, &&e
ZURICH, ONT.
Westeni Fair
- London Ontario
THE GREAT LIVE STOCK EXHIBITION
$27,000,000 in Prizes and Attractions.
Magnificent
Programme
of
Attractions •
Twice Daily..
Western
Ontario's
Popular
Exhibition
Sept. 5 to 13
Two
'Speed Eveets
Daily
Fireworks
Every Night
$2wO00.O0 ADDED TO THE'PRIZE LIST THIS YEAR
Take a 'Holiday andavisit'London's Exhibition
Single Fare n all Railroads in Western Ontario
SPECIAL EXCURSION DATES --=September 9th, 1 lth and 12th
Prize Lists and all information from the Secretary
W. J. REID, President A :M. HUNT, Secretary
RIDER AGENTS WANTED
Tiaeveryttewnanciiootilityito: ride and ,demonstrate;asample 1913 "HYSLOP
SPECIAL" bicycle furnished by.us .and 'Mod ;with coaster brake; roller
chains, three -colt spring g aladdle, extension handlebar and other reading fea-
tures. Good money.can be made•seiling,our.bieycles, tires and sundries.
Onrlar o.pproduction,togetherwith unexcelled facilities and26years' ex-
ppecrienee1n butlding:bicycles,;places min a positton,to ship high-grade wheels
direct from factory totuser at ;LOWEST .PRI C Its.
TEN DAYS' TRIAL We will -send a wheel to any ad-
dressin Canada on approval and
allow tOdays' trial. Braili not cost you one cont if you do not desire to keepit
atter that time. We cpnld net afford to•make this offer if we were not certain
our wheels are. the best value for, the money on the market.
Write at•once for new illustrated cataalggue ,and,full partioulars:of our at-
tractive aew.offor.and special prices.
HYSLOP BROTHERS, LIMITED
SHUTER AND ViGTORIA STREETS, TORONTO,, ONT.
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IF.YOOR L(nAL DEALE?'
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SOM'ETHiNG".7ti57 AS GOQR
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IFIT:MATERIAL,WORKMANS11
011 ND,YARDAGE;NUMBER OF POCKET
JOP THE OVERALLS;ALSo ON
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WE_ARE THE AGENTS
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OVERALLS sed GLOVES
or Sale by
►N"TEDIG HOFFER
'shwood.
THE WEST.ERN°
September 50 t,0 13t
The prograrntnai'of _ .,ati at)tiou
the Exhibitie4 has lust
and is a very attractive laool
will bo ten free acts before`the:Wanicl
Stand twice daily. Inh; additigzx tor
thisTthe Boy Scouts and Oplle'tTTate
Cadets will give avel:y 400 dill"; each
evening. ,The 7tb; Field'C.lObelA e"y.of
Civil Engineers will put Mi a very in-
teresting and instructive feature; !;ezic1
night before the Grand Stan&•ix'here
'will'be six` different b4ds: In ' at,t arcT-
ance giving an abundance of txusic.
all. thetiva.e. ,A progrlaxkme of fire-
works such as has"never been-see,n in
London before, will be given .'each
night. The Midway will be bpbZ1 all
the time. T,,he management nava
secured excellent Railway: xatee lacy
ing single fare from the firer 'day'. of
the Exhibition with, several• sp.4ill
excursion -days. all tickets good iil'`til.
September,15th. "Write the Secret-
ary, London, for allinformation,
it
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BROWN'S 'NURSERIES
ARE FAMOUS
For their fiine Peach,. Apple, Plum
and Cherry trees. They have the
best nursery soil in Canada and `are
the largest growers of trees in the
Dominion. AlLecions and bud sticks
are cut4by one'n- ati, and he has been
in their emploYanany years- so no
m
mistakes are ade by'.using wrong
scions or buds,' Send'in'list of stock
required and get their urines. Write
for agency as they have some unocc-
upied territory in this County.
Brown Brothers ..Nurseries.
Welland, Ont.
MUSICAL SURPRISE
Big Number at Canadian National
will be a Novelty
The musical surprise, a tuneful
medley of marching and music, is one
of the big novelties prepared for ' this
year's Canadian national Exhibition,
Toronto. •That it is a big number is
evidenced by the fact that eight bands
100 Cadets and 100 Bov 'Scouts will
stage it, and that means it will be ar-
tistic in every detail.
Hon R. L. Borden, Premier of Can-
ada, will officially op.n the Canadian
National Exhibition on Monday Aug.
25th.
The Legislative grants to rural sch-
ools have just been apportioned by
the Education Department and ord-
ers for the same will be sent to the
secretaries of the boards in a few days.
As explained in a circular sent to the
trustees about New Years, the money
apportioned by the Government for.
this purpose has now been fixed, so
that, as schools generally through the
province have qualified for heigher
grants by paying higher salaries and
engaging teachers with better qualm
fzcations. it has become necessary td
base the grants on a heigher minim-
um and even after that to make a pro
rata reduction' In consequence the
grants this year are 28 per cent less
than what were anticipated., The
sums received on salaries and artifi-
cates in East and West Huron last
year were respectively $7272.40 and
$8208.70; this year there has 'been
apportioned 5606.86 anti $6183.32
respectively ora decrease of $3740.02
FOR SALE.—One quarter mile from
Zurich, Good 'brick house, frame
kitchen and woodshed, bank stable
all.. gement floors, driving shed, gran
"nary, small orchard first class well
and cistern, to -Other with'8 acres.
sof god land. For particulars apply
to Jacob Howald, Zurich P, 0.
DR. E. B. BALFOUR, graduate
Western University, late of
the Military „Hospital and Victoria
Hospital, London. Office in the,
building formerly occupied by the late
Dr. McLaughlin, Dashwood.
TRESPASSERS FORBIDDEN
Notice is;;lseby given that berry
pickers are}.forbidden to enter lots 14'
and 15 L. R. E,. Stanley.
M..µ". Wm.: Slack
George Campbell
WANTED -Girls to leartl the knitt-
• ing and looping, in our factory.
Guaranteed $6,(O per week , can
make 12.00 to . $15.00. 1'leasaant�
and ;Congenital position.. Apply .;by
letter or phone to manager. Clinton
Knitting CO. Ltd; Clinton„Ont.. „'
THE TRUE OF MAC,
It Has the Clads Of the Smiths and
dogeses 'Beeteai' a Mile.
The tribe cif Ata' is greater even
than. the Smiths, the 3oneses or the
Oohens, and you nover .will rnistake
thein for anything else. <,'You' Might
accidentally address a roan Whose
real name was Smith. as Cohen,'but
you would not do it to a Mac, and
you wrulcl not commit, the blunder of
thinking a man whose frame is Mac
Somethingorother was named Jones.
The Macs have the advantage of be.
ing able to come ' from everywhere,
and most of them do. Furthermore,
most of themo everywhere. They
may be descended from the pioneers
who settled in America, or from the
persons who were forcibly settled at
.Botany Bay, or from kings or chief-
tains, or almost anything.
Itis the easiest part of a name
there is, and it is an open question
as to whether the collective Macs do
not exceed the sons, sohns, tens, and
vitchs of the rest of the world. One
thing is certain, the Macs have such
a flying start that they•neaver can he
overtaken, Even now the directories
and other lists have to divide thein
into sections under Mac, or Me, or
M', but they are all Macs.
If you walk along the streets of
most Nova Scotian cities and yell
"Hey, Mae!” two-thirds of the people
will turn around' to look, because you
have pronounced at least a part of
their name. In St. John perhaps
half have been interested, and in the
streets of every ..other 'city and • town
of Canada there will be some.: -net
now it is a safe bet that there are
Macs in the Mexicanrebel army
and other Macs in the regular army
are seed them around or being,
chased about. ,
But while it is a satisfying thing to
belong to such .a multitudinous and
ubiquitous family, it has its disad.
vantages. A person who does • not
have the name finds it easy to walk
up to one who has the name and say
"Mac old man,let me have $$10 until.;
to -morrow, will you?" Now you'
coulcin'taaot---in.. the same familiar,
easy, confident '"'si ay with a . man
whose name was 'M.. Whiddicomb,
or Jameson, or Petersen, or Berko-
witz, or Simkovitch, ,or I'!andelsohn.
Any name that inspires you to put
Mr. before it robs you of confidence.
anh very few persons with a Mac to
their name ever hear the whole of it
pronounced, and the lair. is prefixed
still less often. They go through the
world as Mac from boyhood till th"y
forget what their name really is.
Another disadvantage the wide fam-
ily of Mac have is that it is easy
for a tempter to say: "Come on,
Mac; let's go out and get something.'
It is also easy for one who has but
slight acquaintance with the person
to say, "Got a smoke about you,
Mac?"
Pawnbrokers and Brass Rings;
"These," said a pawnbroker, open
ing a drawer, "are pawnbrokers' brasi
rings. There's a couple of hundree
of them here, but they'll only last nu
about a month.
"I hand out one gratis to everi
poor woman who has to pawn her wed
.ding ring. They resemble weddini
rings, you see, and with their help aI
wife can pledge her gold circlet with
out the knowledge of her friends.
'"I've studied the pawnbroker's busi
rless in England, Germany and France
and in those countries, too, it is thi
customary thing for the progressiva
•deal., r to keep a supply of brass ring:
on hands for free distribution among
weedy wives."—New York Tribune.
Lucky Escape.
A motorcar came pelting down the
high street of a little country town
the other day and in turning a corner
at the bottom it collided with and
knocked down a pedestrian who wat
carrying a basket of potatoes on hit
shoulder. 'Wlben he had recovered
somewhat a spectator said to him:
"That was s lucky get -off."
"Yes, so 'twee,'° replied the victim,
groping for his potatoes. "S'pose I'd
been carryin eggsi;"—London Mail.
Hope.
Rope Is anticipation. 1t is an in.
berent feeling in mankind and a divine
provision for the sustentation of in-
terest in life Hope Is a chord which
strikes pleasant desires for the future;
it is every one's sunshine, the rainbow
in the Storm, the silver lining to the
present cloud, a star set in the 6rma-
ment of our lues, to brighten, lighten
and cheer the way and differs in mag-
nitude and brightness according to oc-
•caa iqn. Hope is an antidote of misery,
a co7!'di for the desponding and a
ch; t s with many links,—Nellie 13.
Mata,
The End of the Story.
There is an amusing anecdote about
icing Louis of Bavaria in Lady Dora,
thy Nevill's reminiscences: "Resoly-
ing to relieve the needs of one of his
poor but: brave aide -de -camps, he sent
Niru a small portfolio, bound like a
Book, in which were deposited 500
crowns. Some time afterward he met
the officer, and said to him, 'Ah, well,
how did you like the new work which
t sent you?' 'Excessively, sire," re-
plied— the colonel: • •'I read- it- with --
such interest that I expect the second
volume with impatience.' The king
smiled, , and when the officer's birth.,
day arrived he presented him with an
;other portfoliosimilar in every respect
to the first,tint with thesewords • en
staved, upon it: 'Thier boar fA come.
plet�e iln levo volutnes
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Want Column
Carriage and work horses for sale.
Apply to Kellerman & Son.
WANTED—At the Alexandra
Marine and General hospital, Goder-
ich, three or four pupil nurses. Apply
to Mies Griffiths, Superintendent,
Goderick,
Free Ladies and Gents Watches,
Buds, Bracelets and <jewelry of Every
Description, Lace Curtains, Rude,
House Furnishind,Ttifles, Moving Pic.
ture Machine, Skates, Printing Press-
es, Fountain Pens, in fact nearly
everytlinid you can think of you can.
let Aboslutely Free for selling our
Beautiful Fancy Drawn and Satin
Stripped handkerchiefs at 10 cents
each. They sell'rapidly 6 can gener-
ally be sold in every house. Don't
send us any money, but write us to
send you a lot of Handkerchiefs to
sell, that when sdld you will send, us
the nioneyam nd the premiuselected
Selling 24)iandkerchieff entitledyou
to your choice of an elegant Watch,
3 gold Laid Rings, Lace Curtains, etc.
Write us to -day, we trust 'you and
take back the'goods f -you cannot sell
them.
INOLA CO. CHICAGO, ILL
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LXX
Only Line Reaching All
Summer Resorts in
Highlands of Ontario
Including.
Muskoka Lakes ' Magan etawansRiver
Lake of Bays :French River.
Georgian Bay Timagami
Algonquite Park : Kawartisa Lakes
Full Slimmer Service now in
effect to all of above resorts. Write
for full, particulars and illustratee
folders to any Grand 1'runk Agent.
HOMESEEKERS EXCURSIONS
Each Tuesday until Oct.28 inclusive
Winnipeg and Return $35,00
Edmonton and Return - $43.i)pµ
Low rates to other points. Be.
turn limit two months, Pullman
Tourist Sleepers leave Toronto
11 35 p m on above dates running
through to Winnipeg v,ia Chicago
and St Paul without change. TicI-
ets are also on sale via Sarnia and
Northern Navigation Cowliany., ,.
The Grand Trunk Pacific Rail-
way is the shortest and quickest.
route between Winnipeg, Saska-
toon and Edmonton.
Tickets now on sale at all Grand
Trunk Ticket offices.
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r A�VAglAfV.
ACwFIp'
�'" FOR HARVESTING IN WESTER NI CANADA ,
`GO[NG TRiP WEST." ".RETURN TRIP EAST.,"
$10.00 TO WiNN•IPEG G18.00 FRAM WINNIPEG
Plus half cent per mile from Winnipeg up Plus half eentper mil emu) allpointsemit of
to MacLeod, Calgary, or Edmonton. MacLeod, Calgary or Edmonton to Winnipeg ,
iAOJNG DATES P,glt
AUGUST 18th east thereof in
Ontario,
—From all stations Kingston to Renfrew inclusive and
AUGUST. 22nd --From Toronto and West on Grand Trunk Main Line to Sarnia inclusive
and Souter thereof.
AUGUST 25th —From Toronto and North-Western Ontario, North of but not. including
Grand Trunk Line Toronto to Sarnia and East of Toronto to Kingston,
Sitarbot Lake and Renfrew, including these points,
sepaemBEil 3rd—From Toronto and all stations in Ontario East of but not including
Grand Trunk Line Toronto to North Bay.
SEPTEMBER 5W—From all stations on Grand Trunk Line Toronto to North Bay inclusive.
and West. thereof In Ontario, including C.P.R. Line Sudbury to Sault Ste.
- Marie. Ontario, but not including Azilda and West.
ONE.WAY SECOND-CLASS Ticiirrs WiLL BE SOLD To WINNIPEG ONLY
One-way second lass tickets to Winnipeg only will be sold. Each ticket will include a
verification certificate, with an ectensioucoupon. When caeneion coupon has been signed
at Winnipeg by a farmer, showing aged the holder to work as a farm laborer,the
coupon will be honored up to a, for ticket, at rate of cue -halt. cent per nO'
(minimum fifty cents) to any 5. innipeg on til Canadian Pacific, Canadian
west of Edmonton Calgary or Mac cod
Northern or Grand Trunk Pacific . sin Manitoba, Saskatchewan or .Alberta; but not
, Alta.
A certificate will be issued entitling purchaser to a second-class ticket good to return
from any station on the Canadian Pacific, Canadian Northern, or Grand Trunk Pacific
Railways in Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba east of MacLeod, Calgary and Edmonton
to original starting point by the same route as travelled on going journey on or before
November 30th. 1915, on payment of one half cent per mile (minimum fifty cents) up to
Winnipeg added to 118.00 from Winnipeg, provided the holder deposits the certificate with
the ticket agent on arrival at destination, and works at least thirty days at harvesting.
For full particulars see nearest C,P.R. Agent, or write—
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407000 F
LABORERS R xr b TEO
M. G. MURPHY. D.P.A., C.P.R., Toronto
FURNITURE
You will always find all the latest, styles in furniture such a
Brass and Metal Beds, Tails, (hares, Etc
You could find no designs prettier, more striking or pleasing
we can surely satisfy you in the selection of furniture as re
gards design, construction and price.
C.BEAVER.,
THE ACME
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PERF ECTIO N
FIRST
INEgat
HEARTS
1011
UNION MEN
Furniture and
Ful]e)al D iJectc
ALL MEN
WHO TOIL
and wear working cloth -
are invited to inspect
The Carhartt
Brand
of Union Made Over-
alls,
venalts, Coats and Gloves.
We are exclusive agents
for the same and always
have a complete line in
stocks
i
Clothing for all men
A Time Book for Men that
Toil It is Carilartt's Too