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restpowe Imperial Conference
The effect of the Canadian EIection i
has made itself felt to such en extent
overseas that the postponement of,,
the Imperial Conference is rumored
as a consequence. The Conference
was fixed fir October, and as Cana-
da's Prime Minister, the Hon. Arthur
Meighen er lion. W. L. M. King w. Quid
he vittlly interested in attending in
tersrn, and es the rbscnee of Camels
from the eoeferenee would greatly
weaken its effect, the change in date
from Quebec declares that J. H. Far
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Iwill become Minister of Public
tier, former president of the ('.'ri.A.,
t Works; Maurice 1lutire, K.C., is rutn-
f,red as S:licitor-General, and Sena-
tor D. 0. I'Eeperance as Minister
withort ratans Gossip also names
Ilion. R. B. Bennet as Minister of
Finance, but all news so far is guess
work, Mr. Meighen remaining mum
upon the subject. ('onservative
(headquarters in Montreal has an-
ln.:unced that the party will contest
Iail seats in Quebec province and
i Premier Meighen will personally
conduct a speaking tour there. In
Windsor, the Liberals are discussing
the nomination of Mrs. Glencora
Kennedy, the widow of the late Hon.
William C. Kennedy, Minister of
Rsilwetys and Canals in the Ring
i Cabinet. Ex -Premier King is pre -
'paring to conduct a vigorous cam-
paign in Ontario and in the west J.
W. •Woodsworth s:,p.ete to see a
strong Labor ca.upaign. He tangos
candidates who' will be responstble
only to labor and be without party
affilieticns. Hon. Mr. Cardin in Qin-
bee indicates the trend of the Liberal
campaign by •declaring that the Cus-
toms' issue is of secondary °import-
ance to the constitutional question.
The tour which Lord Byng has pro-
posed making to the Meritlme pro-
vince's es well as his visit to Toronto,
have been cancelled, because of the
impending election, and he has also
postponed his departure for England,.
and will remain in Canada until the
results of • the balloting are 'known,
Catastrophe in •New Jersey
The state of New Jersey ha" ex-
perienced a little of what the devas-
tation of war means as a result of a
cataatt pe, 'whicle overwhelmed the
Lake Denmark naval munition dump
and the neighboring district, includ-
ing an army munittion dump. At
least nine are dead, twenty-five peo-
ple missing and several hundred in-
jured and damage to property is esti-
mated at ninety-three million dollars.
Lightning, it is allege& originated
the fire which caused a barrage of
shell fire, `which event od for twenty-
four hours and devaatated many
is therefore to be expected. Mean-
time, Premier Meighen has found
cabinet -melting a longer job than he
at first expected, owing mainly to an
excess of available material, Que-
bec representation in the cabinet is a
serious problem, with which he is
grappling at present, for he seems
determined to secure .ministers from
that. proc;nce. This was the same
re°Mei which faced Mr. King when
fort.*ink, his cabinet last November,
inse-wet Oaterio. One report
Gregg Shorthand
has been adopted ,by the Departments of Education of
the Western Provinces for use in all Government
Schools. it is fast displacing other systems .in both
Private and Public Schools elsewhere, because it is so
easily written, characters being formed by same. move-
ment as penmanship and because
GREGG NOTES CAN BE READ
If you wish to become a Stenographer the system
of Shorthand you will leans is most important.
We reach Gregg
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Cl.INTON, ONTARIO
Phone 198 B, F. WARD, B,A.,•MP Accts., Principal
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I The original :fobs' Marimba Band,- Internationally - famuuq musical organization; will bea beadllne,• attreetiora
at the toasting Dominion Chautauqua here,
*Six spirited Central American musicians eomtwse this company; With a huge marimba and a ,band viol
;they present every type of orchestral music from the chiseled to the l*test popular sere, interpreted with all the
L Soils' Marimba Band' is a rnuslc'al. Ile/Wean which has 'preyed.a brilliant success wherever It lute► appeared.,.
'fire and rhythm Inherent in thele rage. • -
Goderich Chautauqua. July 28th to August 2nd%
Ancient and Modern - Meet in Rockies '.
ifplee—Leather sprigs - coach soca to tenet( tx C
i R.eki.., holm. the motor ear ego.
. rawer Lefts -Modern ftfkt-aesieg cars of taioy.
Lesser Right ---Motor car .f 1902, need is the
Canadiest Rorkiss.
As the tinningshadows began to lengthen *cross
the Bow Haley In the Canadian Rockies tilt the
Iaat'day of May, a dinthrutive time -went, rust-bltte
awe cylinder motor •ear of 1902 vlataia chu
43i,,sk the portals of the Itoekies into Rantf t
ie faint the throe of motor ears on Beef Anon
mid aawittiagly form W kistorie pignut iadieating,
Vie iaystspsaats in motor tra*spe rtati.n !during
twesety-four years.
As It happens► at saaeb times, the similes of the
iiiodea to retreat the aw.taeriee of cid-titaers and
oda* forth reasistecenes i*dkatisg the
seeds within meet rears. Aad ss with the
pest evoked byeste of the first "i erselees ear-
aIt ailaagihag' with Its glittering brothers of the
tae glittered with 10111,0400tel
aesa a aaee*tata
haw the vier of gametes awl the se-
' rase et the exhaust, the old-ilw�ee 'sleekenleg l Ss time veureats Bask as at iuwaet des
• f �s at tawNeaairks dietta meets 7
wily ye.farkriweae ogMM mg
lean tired
gasseed was 0e tenet aighbdi stet
*man 11 eoeael ebb
through the Rockies from the Banff Springy Hotel
to the +chain of other Canadian Pacific railway hotels
and buu,galow cantos, numbered a hundred modern
motor cars and sight seeing busses. In 1926, the
system carried 220000 passengers a total of ap-
proximately a million miles in three of Canada's
mexntal* natlottal mirk*. Thirty-six thousand motor
ears, tarryin 121, holidayers, ?need through the
gates of e isrtesay sad Banff National Parks dur-
tWe the seam seas.a.
Oa Jath 11, tlia tow Lake Louise to'Field'Highway
was opened to the motorist, uniting the three ea -
Ural parks by meter read and intreaslag the grand
totai of sedan higiawsr it the mountains to approx-
iaaately no fades. woes the diminutive saeter
v.hitie was the latest treatise is automobiles, the
mileage of reed* is the as.0*tains maid be emoted
ea the flagon ef lith hand*.
Thefell whag its acmes! in Banff, R. Stseey�,
X010% W0441100410, tilted th1ae�gaa tank of the 195*
ewe sad set est arse the 15aaff-Wiedert*ees High
sorrels 1.. hoose. Be le izirfag the est free p
moms*, Aoaerte, where it meant wen - -the
=Vs at ewr telites et the r ser .est tM-
# eat Jeuraal. '1
Um two summits oma the highway, a
art was waled into sett** to aid the amine
emir the tete y afterlives it mewl* Udine
Qenyt at the truth orad e1 Z Na.
�rtata'rUm owe titlIW 14 s q
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Ali vas Tuostis
Will YON Wit?
Whet your liver beeosiwa sluggish
and iesete.e your wkeia h.altk suf-
fers, and the lily way you ossa
neck, and keep your health right le
by tie use of
Millburn 's
They will ele*r away all the wsste
sad poisonous matter from eke syrs
toes and stir as isA a+k beak
and relieve all the egMoakione of
es t+s7tealthy, weary liver."
• /sin -Liver Pille are put up only
by The T. Milburn QI.., Liialted,
T.reste, Oat
miles of country. Mare than three
hundred buildings were razed, and
hundreds of others leaned drunkenly
againet•each. other. The thunder of
the explosion of 14 in. and. 16 in.
armour -piercing shells can scarcely
be imagined. Broken windows were
reported for- a radiva'.of ten miles.
The streams of refugees fleeing
trent the stricken district . were rem-
iniscent of France and Belgium dur-
ing the German invasion, as men and
women, with ' eyes almost blinded
from smoke and flashes of light, and
bodies stricken ' with wounds and
shack, sought shelter from the ex-
ploding shells. '
Mutilated Men Protest
While within peaceful. New Jersey
this shocking sample of what war
can mean was- bringing grief and
tragedy to , hundreds of United
States homes,' there was proceeding
in Paris a demonstration conducted
with the Latin genius for the pic-
turesque a• protest by twenty thou-
sand of France's war • veterans•
against the terms exacted' by the
United States on the war debts. The
procession in • Paris, organized in
spite of warnings frem government
and : protests by the. United States
ambassador, was headed by a battal-
ion of legless Hien in wheel chairs.
Behind them was a company, of
blinded men, each lead by a wife or
n sister, and next. a group of. nten,
awful to look upon, :whose faces had
been pin -Oil f, shot away bi .,battle,
and others, too gruesome for public
gaze, with thofr faces hidden in ban-
dages. ,Never .in. 'the
andages.,Never.in'the history of its
retearkable demon*tration has Paris -
looked upon so moving a• spectacle. -
The procession took an. hour to pass
the Washington statue, on ~which a
wreath of roses and a marble tablet
containing the debt protest, was laid.
Washington'. borrowed ' money from
France during the War of Independ-
'encs.
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. R. D. Colquette
The market for Canadian grown
tobacco is expanding - rapidly accord -
frig to a report issued by Prof.- R.
D •.Colquette; who recently left the
staff of the Ontario Agricultural
College to resume his • journalistic
workwith the Grain Growers Guide,
Winniiieg. Ontario produced more.
than 20 -million pouride of tobacco
last year, .
•Jewleh Aims Divided
A division of feeling among the
- Jews -who -are. interested and
the col-
onization of Palestine and those_who
would aid the Jews to be self-sup-
porting wherever their 'homes happen
to be, hat brought some- sharp ex-
' pressiona of opinion from both sides.
The American - Joint Distributing
Committee (large that the Zionists
would sacrifice everything to their
pet project of making Palestine a
national home for the Jews, whereas
- the Zionists charge that the Commit-
- tee is an active anti -Monist organize -
.•.tion, . i he...committee has assisted
some fifty -thousand Jews to esti i
fish themselves as farmers in Russia,
where they are cultivating 500,000
- acres of land.
700 New U. 5. taws"
The United States Congress, which
has just ended its seusion, passed no
- less than seven hundred new Tawe.
Settle Dein to Rritein •
Meantime, elsewhere, momentous
decisions were being made en behalf -
of France, and on the same day it
was announced that Great Britain
had agreedto debt terms which in-
cluded .all the points refused' by
- Washington, London will return to
?rant* huh" a billion . gold fronts
held as security. provide the aafe-
gJuard '"clause and agree that the
- pofitkal war debt Weds will not be
Flared en the s8srteel,, a %Anse
P aeee has been anxious to near,.
The payments will Boat+spenco at
$20,000,050. and increase hello
1931 to $00,$0.001,. It is said that
`this agreement Is toMNet$ ready
' for ei*natutwe.
'A IF»Ir I,=1.Iw11 111 lu I. it
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THURSDAY.•JULY lata, 1551
Gee. L. H. Lafontaine and Robert
Ealdwia. With the exception of the
Tsresnteaosy stamps with the per.
traits of Wolfe and MonteaIm and
another with portraits of early dis-
coverers, this is the first time that
the beads of commoners have ap-
peared upon Canadian stamps.
Family Wiped Out
A Toronto florist, who hada pre-
monition that he was losing his
mind. wrote a letter of explanation
t, his sister and then in the early
hours of Friday. July J, he shot his
,wife and four children with a revel- -
ver and then took his own life. The -
amazing thing is that the shot* ap-
parently wakened none of the family
as each waR shot through the head
while sleeping, and though eight
shots in all were fired, acne of the
neighbors, heard them, and the dis-
covery of the bodiaa was not made
until noon next day.
Cyclone in Ontario
A terrific cyclone did great damage;
to the 'di'etrict about Watford, in
Ontario, following a hot day Friday,.
and eut"tt swath 20 rods wide for
over three miles. A black funnel
soaped cloud swirling through the
air, accompanied by a roar, was the
first warning. It lasted only a min
nte, but the whole face of the affect-
ed country was changed in that time.
Orchards were • uprooted, • more than
a dozen barns torn to pieeee, a house
in which° a. man and wife and live.
children were eating supper war
turned into matchwood, but alt es-
caped with their -lives. In one cane
a car and garage were blown.,acrose
a Nifty -acre field. ' A little church
-wan the only building undamaged,
and the Orange hili 'eompletety dis-
appeared. A strip twenty-five miler
wide in W. Ontario felt#the effects,
of ' the accompanying storm, and
London. Sarnia, Belleville and Sault
Ste. Marie all suffered more or less
damage. Os far west as Port Arth-
ur torrential rains at the same time',
caused the breaking of the Current,i
River dam. 'Fortunately the water
followed the natural course of this i
'old river bed, but campers were fore -
ed to flee' from the flood.
Raise Sub. After 9 Months
When the U.S. submarine S-51'was
raised a after lying fol sin months or
the floor of the ocean tlWter being
rammed and ''sunk- be the "City of
Rome,'. 'the bodies , of eighteen men
were taken from the'hull. Gruesome•
were the -sights -that ---nets the -;eyes
of those who entered the ship, for
the bodies had worked themselves
into flnttastic attitudes: Eight bode
its were recovered last • fall, and
three of her :crew of thirty-six were
saved. The remaining - bodies a
:missing and may have been wash
overboard at the time of the acci-
A NATION TAKEN OUT- . -
OF ANOTHER •NATION -
Rev. Dr. Seeger Finds Striking, His—
tory of Israel Has a Parallel in The
Founders 'of the Cattadian Nation.
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The congregation „of St. George's
chureh had the. pleasure on -Sunday
morning, July 4th, of listening, to
Rev. Dr. C. A. 'Seeger, Bisinop-elect
of the diocese of Ontario, in ,a very
fine sermon suitable for the season,.
as the first Sunday following,Domin-
ion Day. • Dr. Seager is a native of
Goderich and 'in his younger days
was 'remember of• St. George's church
and the people of Goderich arid .pf
St. George's church particularly, have
wa `shed liis career with interest and
pride, as it has led from one honor to
another in his chosen sphere of lab-
or, until the recent high honor of al-
most unanimous seleecrlon as Bishop
of Ontario diocese has come to him.
His consecration: to the (Episcopate
will take place in, the cathedral • at'
Kingston :- •on August - 24th, wite*
Archbishop Thornloe and all the On-
tario Bishops of. the Anglican church.
are expected to be present and assist
in the consecration.
For his sermon on Sunday. morn-
ing, July 4th, Dr. Seager took. the
32nd and following -verses of the
fourth chapter •of Deuteronomy, "For
ae3k now of the days that are past
which were before thee, since the
day that God created man upon the
earth, and ask teem the one side of
heaven unto the other, whether there
hath been any such thing as this
great thing is, 'hr bath - been heard
like it? Did ever people hear the
voice of God speaking out ` of the
Midst of the fire, as thou bast heard.
and live? Or hath God assayed to
go and' take -shim a nation from' the
midst of another nation, by tempts -
tions, by signs and by wonders, and
by war, and b"' a mighty band, and
by a stretched out arm, and by great .
terrors, according to ail that the Lord
your God did for you in Egypt be-
fore your eyes?" �
The speaker drew a striking par-
aliel between the Canadian people
McCoy's Cod river
Extract Tablets •Fine For
Thin IinderdevelopedKids
Children Lowe Them Becease They
Are Sugar Coated and as Busy to
Take as Candy
It's your duty, Mother, to see that
the frail, peaked, sickly youngste d'
grows up to be strong in body, keen
in mind and robust in health.
Extracted from the livers of the
lowly codfish are the health, weight
and strength producing vitamins that
are found in hifeCoy's Cod Liver Ex-
tract Tablets, which are sold by phar-
Inerilts
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*11 over North and South
Doctor's know sbo*t them and sr _
dee* any druggist, and if your chip
dren need b*tldiag up ask for these
tablets today if yes was: to glow your
}aveed rate a goon appetite and put
peonies et good bewlilay Seek on their
Wow But be sure and get McCoy's.
'Tey are mat expensirw-40 tab -
–sr1 rents sad if — are net pleased
1fheukaarisl Stomp* with the itee, . . after thirty
Canada is to have s series of me. days --year mosey back.
mortal stamps this year 'snoring A very sickly child, aged :f,.iodised
five otateemen. Sir John A. MseD.se, i2 poo fi ht seven month* and ie
said, Sir Tflilrtd IAarier, WArcr h%- %trona staff bsshb r. KINGS1"aif snowsnowaT
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Let Black Do It
DO WHAT ?
Hand Yur Your
Next SUIT
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and you will get wore than a Suit—you will get clothes
that will look well and wear well to the end Sati:lfae'
tiara is built into Black's Custom Tailored Clothing.
Our Special Order and Ready.to- Wear
Departments also give Satisfaction
Our Stock of Smarter Geode fi complete. and Up -to -the -Minute ,
Cream and Gray Flannel Trousers
Fawn and Tan Trousers
Summer Underwear in alt stylss.
Tine and Sport Belts pa alt styles -
'CHAS. BLACK
"The Men's and Boys' Store Worth While" '
Phone 219 - - - - • North Side Squr Air
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and the Children of 'Israel and made! quering nation, must his'
a forceful appeal fir the exercise' these U. E. I;wyalista ta,
of more of the spirit of imperial op. ;neoshould an unbroken forestthe,
timism which characterized our fore- to m a
fathers when they laid . the foe~nda- - of honor as builders of Cana
tions of Canada, motet as soon as they, fornd 0,,
The three outstanding characterist- to meter
ake a home tltcy started e
st;
ice of the Children of Israel were, ing churches, and many of the
fira profound belief in God; se- church buildings put up by the et
coed, a firm belief in the 'purpose of inhabitants bore testimony to
God working out in their destiny, and profound belief in God which t
third a national tenaciousness, and people hada. At a surprisingly e
these the speaker found were the date these settlers talked of e
strdnq characteristics of .the builders 'bushing a university, and 'in o
of Canada, Rome contributed her ways showed they must have ha
law as the basis of English law and wonderful optimism and belief ix l
Greece her art and keenness, of in future destiny of the land to wilttellect but it was still the Israelitish they had corner-
In contrast to the imperial el o
tim
People who had themot profound
influence in the formation of the Bei- ism -of . these foup}tdere of .the Cana -
fish character by their religion. dian nation was the pessimism of the
In thinking of our Domini -on wet present, and what Canada needed to-
usrally went back to confederation,' day was e# national consciou ness
but the foundations ' were laid long thinking in terms of the whole in4
befcre when -the United Empire hoe etegd, of eaeh'section thinking of the
problems of his own section, andall
diets came over (literally a nation ''
taken from the midst of another na should thinks of the nroblems of• the
tion) in tweestreams, oneto the •Mar- other parts of. Canada as• -well as of
ltinte Provinces and lower St? Lawr- - tins •own section.,
ence and the other to the upper. St. In these new buneatnws yoet. rlevnt°
La�drence. Something of the belief know which a time kitchen and wrtic'
ifr their destiny 'which led the Chil-is ow clotheshichi closet,
dren of Israel, a small coterie of_` '��
families; iittn Egypt, out of Egypt It doesn't nay to keep on the go all
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into the wilderness a horde of slaves,. the time. Nota how quickly the &I-
an into the Promised Land a eon -11. lar bill wears slut '
' C. .Clothes
FOR-- •
MEN and BOYS
We always have alarge stock of Work Clothes; for
the Mechanic or the Farmer
Carhartt Overalls, Kitchen Work -Shiro, •
Work Gloves, Harvest Hats: Shop :Caps,
Unionalls, .Work Pants :in Khaki,
Black, Grey and Stripes,
Our:Parices on Working, CIothes are Lower
ROBINS
AN seats aro pYaai
in anaturally oofw.
fortabis . poestsao"�,, to
that Yost have .rasa-
ati.n as yon rids. No
more sitting bolts
x right as ttt the
o-jashioftesi car.
Canada's First High -Speed
European -Type Light Car
T>ri<u distisetlbad Itsotr lines of the New bverlead: "Iq( rarlaenble the
ete.
Wt tomeMiss et America Wad Zarolt..
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froeat est this au and yen ow Imagineyoo finch sea the boaieerasds
it win travel *Ass ** honor fin sorbet couifeet , , . 311
woods from" II to iM ornsoi_�tuieta getter . .. Mi *Rose eta of
gaheitea • » . one 1011 *tiles ea a pBett di.
Measured hats show that 440Owwhisit wit% its 4 -wheel brakes,
win step b two ear lessgth a trees et IS miles an bore.
Thea overhead is li UP% ! Who. •. set as tail au the
nom. swan. et more IV* sad, oehr.fert theta rod* am
mad tla nay a of tots ohms i atear&
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