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you are aware Newton's .'Store Property has been said.- and . we
have . received ,Notice to vacate shortly. - -
THE ENTIRE STOCK
WILL BE SOLD BY
PUBLIC AUCTION
STARTING •
'Saturday, May 18th at 2 p.m.
and continuing until sold
CLOTHING, CONSISTING OF
Mentis Overalls and Smocks Gloves and Mitts
Overcoats
Y t st writs
Mei* Pallas. Sweaters
Monis Seamer and Winter
iaenrar
Hats, Ties + and Cotton
and ori Bathing Snits
Raincoats
Men's Dress and Work Shirts
ALSO THE FIXTURES—consisting of one Sales Counters ,
Tables, Shown Cases, Awning, Window Blinds. Stove, etc.
DOMINION TRADING COMPANY
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The British Election s
The battle is on and thousands of
irolltieal speeches are being delivered
each day in the Old Country. With
3,716 etndidates already in the field'! some cases prohibited, if. the new
sad with more than 000 triangular
contests .in prospect, the people of tariff shedule drawn up by the Ways
Britain, are, according to -some prop- and
to ethe ars Cos of Reee areaentativ a'
tical experts, witnessing a scramble
given twelve. months' notice to en-
able thorn to secure other jobs."
Proposed U. S. Tariff Changes
`Exports of Canadian farat produce
will be adversely affected, and in
icor oflico rather than an election. at Washington, goes.into effect,
.The Conservative party are treading
While no change is made in the sten•
THE GODERICH STAR
which bine a large Phare of it is
holding back for laver paces and
will not buy. The greater hart of
t 'SUR FORD IS NEW PRESIDENT
the Caatadian wheat export trade h
ininome edema oa esmi eel in anon _.�_.______ _ __. �)
[Iz vc.p;or, The United mates nor Magnificent Gathering in London Last Friday for the"
only supplies .itself, but also has a szik
large ;surplus •te expert, ;twin Aur- ,Annual Meeting of 'Western Ontario Liberal-
er ea is supplied from A geutina, anti ; Consei�vati`Me Association
the Far' East has depended on Aus.1
tralia.
• ant duty of 42 cents a bushel of wheat •
AU Lloyd George s heels and dubbing bushel,
merely an opportunist; weaken.it is proiwaed to increase the c
shuna
the other land the asheralites are re -1 tariff from 15 to 2G cents
feeing t4 the _ Baldwin followers as I and: buckwheat from -10 to . e5 centse.
'DU»ald and his .Social Park cannot doubled at 5 rersts per ga on, an
let such an opportunity slide and cream more than doubled, the pro -
-neompetents Mr. Ramsay MeeDon- The rate on fresh milkilWoutddan
they aro proelaitmng far and wide posat to increa
se the rate from 20
that both Conservatives and Liber. conte as at present, to 48 cants. But-
chanired,
on ch
at 7 cents wei id remuln un
nil for radical
�notistltu�ence `wlirer�e he Wee formerly changes in the tariff on meats. The
. als are humbugs Who are • trying to ter at 12 cents a pound, o ease
exploit the° worker: In- an address.. no seised e vane
at Bewdley Woreesterahlre
his own
adopted asp Conservative candidate duty on swine would be increased
yesterday, and in his election mans- .frgnr Sac to 2e a ;sound, and fresh
fest*, Premier Baldwin made no pre- pork from 3 to 2Vse. No change is
' �. h n see proposed in the duty on cnttIo
but
Auctions, nor did he s ow any e ne the rata on fresh beef and veal would
alarm, ere did ihaweaer, refer to
elf
the possibility of ' a stalemate and go up 100 per cent., from 3 to Oc a
pointed to the need of the victors' pound. Poultryr�t tariffs would be gs
only for purposes .al efficient govern- from
sent, but, which is More important,-�troduce tariffs would be about don -
cause of the influence of this coon. bled. Announcement of alio. propos
Un in maintaining the �iease of Eur. ed 6 per cent. ad Ivalarem duty on
and upon the t?nited States shingles hitherto. on the free list, i
obtaining ,a working majority, not 'crease y:• per eon
e
8 to 10c a dozen,. and garden
gib p
facturers of this commodity as a
Clenten. cein* . Writes. •Book
regarde by British Columbia menu.
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STARTS REINDEER MOVEMENT
Major D. L. Mcand, asistat thr-
ee or of this N.W.T. and -Yukon
branch, Department of 'the Interior,
who has just returned to Ottawa af-
ter arranging the first moiement of
Alaska, reindeer into the so -tailed
"barren lands"' of the Northwest Ter.
ritories.' The i3overnment lies, ap-
propriated 460,000 for this." purpeee.
The object of this movement is to
create a new meat supply. for the
Eskimo and Indian papulation of the
north.
Canada muse sell 100,000,000
bushels, of wheat in the next four
months, this being over a .fi tet of
the net crop for 1928, if a mar is
to be found in the coming year for
the crop which Is now in the (;round
in the Area, grain brokers say.
Robert Gardiner, U.P.A. leader in
the douse of Commons, said in an
interview, that he find been informed
that the decreased European demand
CONVINCING ADDRESSES }3Y �.
BENNETT AND FERGUSON
Canada Becoming Dependent Country, Does Not Produce
Within 23,000,000 Pounds Enough Butter for Own
People -Ferguson Forecasts Epoch -Making
Reforms in Educational System.
Friday last was c delightful day" Canada, he -declared, was becoming
and the attendance at the annual a depender t country.
meeting of tiie western Ontario Lib. "Butter, vegetables, f ui4,," he ex
era1.Cansei,•sntive Association mem. claimed, "a dependent people ---no
ing in Landon was a magnificent one. longer able to say that we mak", our
The gathering at the noon -time lun- goods and ship them to the world ---a
chean overflowed the dining morn at dependent people."
}lotel London into the elotunda and j Tho erowd cheering frim on,' he
for the afternoon tueeting :the gas- pounded the 'table as `he shot forth
once !loll was well filled, including his next sentence. "When that de -
the gallery. The gathering included pendence is complete," he declared,
a splendid repreeenbation of the ache price goes up."
ladies and it was notevwoi by that Computing by Statistics that Can.
there was very large representation ada's imports were $126 per capita
of young men, including a contingent per year, Mr. Bennett declared that
from the MacDonald -Cartier Club of for the average family of five, there.
the Boarder Cities, who went by was roughly $600 sent out of tiro
aeroplane. country every year to buy goods.
Mr. Arthur R. Ford, managing That $600' per family, he said, could
editor oftheelsondon Free Press. and. on1 be: produced bfr_worke ere• *�Eliati.
son of our townsman,: diet. J. E. Ford, els it any wader, • he
was elected the new president of the men and women are leaving this
• Association, in Succession &o Mr, A. country?"
A. Ingram, K.C., of St.' Thomas, and The Conservative leader then tarn -
his appointment was received with a ed'to the' U.S. tariff' policy and its
burst of enthusiasm. . • latest turn, the proposed increase
A most interesting pro/clean "of now before congress.
speeches was given and high lights in "The government of the United
were'the addresses of the Federal and States,"" he said. "ia enacting laws fox
Provincial, leaders. the people of 'the .. fruited States.
•
Quoting statistics. the Conservtt government
nmthent have seno fault to find. A
five Federal leader launched at on . thing—it
thinks is •e only
of it own p ox
inq--it only of its own pea -
into .an analysis of Canada's import it' and export -•trade. He stated that l lie continued: "Unless we have in
the dominions imports of steel and
iron products amounted to $1.000.000 Canada a government whose concern
a day, that refined copper which had es for one people of Canada, that goo ,
been -mined in Canada and sent to the ernment has foiled. Dant be nxxieled
United Skates for refinin cost the by .cries of reprisals or Yecriminat-
the day's diseuesion of public affairs
TII13RSDQ Y. MtiY' 161h, 1rf J
.,.--•-- es IMCum
,HAS. BLACKS
THE LEADING MEN'S STORE
Hand Tailoring
S': i cial Orders
MEN'S WART WEAR
oder coatis l vial a smile, "1 hope
to put before the legislature a pro sts -
positi wideb 1 esm sure will be discus= • D" � - est Street
sed intelligently. 1 feel that our t
present public school term shouldyears, Electrical Shop Ito 16 years rather than to 14y , Elm l p
so that every school in the province
w ill have a complete two -3 ear ad-
vance on the .education it gives now.
of our present system. It will be, In
my opinion, an epoch-making reform
Canadian •inatitifacturer $6 a ton ions. We are not concerned oboist re-
More than thil United States mania prisms. What we • ere concerned
facturers paid, This feature co t about is. the dei•elapment of our own
The aged 'Tiger of France," M. serious blow to the industry: The for Canadian wheat was due to the Canadians +eonsielerablri every year Reading excerpts from Premier
for Canadu�ns it snorted $26 000 000
people." •
dumping of large uantities of Ar- -
King's budget debate speech ; in
Clemenceau, who all his life has been duty would amount to•about $1.00 dump
a most busy leader in his country's per;thousand. . At the •:present tire. entine wheat, -which was being sold worth of electrical appliances Slane which the
electrical appliances. being Iazygely prime oministerroappealed
aifaairs, has now decided . to • spirit about '7.6 per tent. of the •shingles. in England, aany price ,and ort eon-leo r.. , .. to ,parliament.noa to, provoke the Un-
�ii'inxself~ away to -his quiett-eountre produeed��•--•€n British Columbia arc si tiierit. The Argentine produced "tea-- - e,i• .'j ited States 'taritir party by. talking of
home to write a book. This book shipped to the United States. a: grade of wheat which was almost What is the effect of this , be : striking_ back,. '1Vl'r, Bennett : ex laim-
exclusively 'With Clemens Canada shipped to the 'United equal to No. 8 Canadian Northern, asked. The effect is that employ'- ed bitterly atm the remier's-reaso -.
will d 1
aeon's r
sonal and *diesel relations ,states last year dairy products to. This was being sold in England, in
with Marshal Foch. It will not be the value of more than $10,000,000 spite of its lower milling qualities, af,
bidgraphic, nor a history of the war, and our totalexports to that country a price "equal to that of No, 4 and
Int Will be intended to give hie side last year had a value of $388,099,157e No, 5 Canadian Northern, The Can -
"r1.., •ineide.,G.. .vl...%. lta',.'. been 1'� tts_frena he •v.,.pcl_ rtes rverc adios farmers could riot '►soot' the
en 't 1s given to men. and 'women in ung.. "Your government and mine! '
some other country that might have he apostrophized, "The chief... of
been given to men and women here: sy*t;r ministry and mine! This is his
Turning then to the Australian solution as, he states it.
New. Zealand treaty, Mr.. Bennett t "Toadies and gentlemen, is • ,tide;
"This will involve a readjustment
almost as important. as some et the
things Dr. Ryerson did."
Explaining the shift that would. be
necessary, the asremier said that the
primary school of today would teach
also an intermediate course to chit-
dren up to 16 years of alio In effect,
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We carry a good stock of
Electrical Applanceb
Fixtures, etc.
We Specialize in �.
Wiring of All Kinds
l~etimates given air - •
application
the resent lower school work of the All Work Guaranteed
highs'schools woUld be done in the --
primoay sc°h+ccls.
One of tld� �ehief nrgurixents .n fav- Frank McArthur
or of this change, ire said, ,was the
"'casualty list" at the end of a year Phone 82 - West Street
or two • in the high sthnols.
"'Usually," added the premier amid ;
she handclepping of the audience, -"as
a result of having been sent away.
from home to school and placed in
contact with a fresh environment,
boys' and girls don't want to go house
and they drift into the city without
having had `the experience _that en-
ables then to live there.
"Under ma proposals you will have
yogr boys. and 'girls at home two
,
years 'longer --•under emether• s care
`hid at reduced expense 'to dad."
"There was another tremendous
"casualty list" at the end of the first
year of university world the - premier
posited out.'It cost the provftice
18400 per year for every' student at
Ore university. By moving the first
n --(Continued-on--pager.
t►tenght beftsre the public by'recent f b
;tbot�t double that sunt.` : , priced saidir«"Uaidir. �!ik tits butte uriperts, . Tn 1n27irelcountry+ so bankrupt of stat:crait
�retirlatiens in the press, prominent Families :united Year this pact came into effect, Can- that its first' minister can stand` in
s la More �t Wheat Spouts are Blocked.
No 1E sive omen Employees
TNo . of •the most
adai had sold 0,178,000 pounds :of [parliament and say: "'We have no
Fool /km Wonderful for
Conatipatiat-
nt block a bi>ftter, or near] 2 000000 •moxa thane le
w prominent a
on the Great bakes wind at Montreal was purchased e sal n ift . , a • islate for tdmorrow when tomorrow
Company has annoixitcedthat ill the
This :Royal. Mail • Steam Packet • The oanrecede ed grain ad y , t sties
c -Cana an• garlics in Canada l.'
is worrying ale brokers,banker. { were united when Madeline, dough- ,ter two years .of the treaty, the total i ' es`l'' This ora tr requires
try !£ � iter of L. lI. Hebert of 111oi1treai, and rives?' c n Y
Fran h dt f h •d I 24 f , no prescience --we shall g
women an its .staff to be prompt- •transjiortation, elevator and govern- . sales were only 1,380,000 pounds, but i statesmen who will look into the fu -
1y replacrd by> men, and that its most officials. At the latter end of reorge, son of Sir 'George Garpeau,
great new offices in Leadenhall St., i of ,fluelYec, were. married hist greet. the purchases had groivit fa• 26,600,. tare sand envision these problems be -
Lander, England, will never have a last week nearly eighty . steamer 010. fore.they arise, We wantrsometh�ng
d t Montreal; a ceremony took place fnSig
s.' n y sir ie- ars . , j le lits Grace Mgr. G
woman typist secretary within its were lying at the docks
s a Joules Basilica and was ergotic "'mere is the story,'' asserted the ' more than a hush-hush policy, We
wall U 1 five` 1 '"d' h nese unaltlo to unload their seven' million
oath er, ar�h-
o position leader. "There '.ie the .waist talent .and statesmanship that
Vire, robe D. Behrens, Orton Ulm,
Sask., writes:-•-stI have been. troubled
with 'constipation, :ever since T can re-
member and have tried different kinds
oil audieine, but with very little effect.
fids Almanac
now • remain en the coma a .bushels of wheat because the e1eva , story as it is told by the records of thinks in terms of Canada and looks where
p ea p 't tors. were fell to ,oaerfiowin , and hiOhop eesedjuto>, of !Montreal.
roll, 'Thio* of diem ora lea 'ng to g the 'country. bort tonna deny those to tomorrow.
tidilymore vessels were steaming Montreal Mystery SOived ' . the luncheon c ler
get metaled
and the other two dowthe lakes with more of the sol- The unreliable. nature of i"positive tural count ori Canada eau stand Fergusonnlaunched 'then into sx mdis- MiibllMf-
linv been tolld that they will have to try 1.1
f;
fi es. I tisk hose•fon the
go y .the time. the .near entices are :den flood to join fliers. Briefly sta
' taken raver. "We are reverting • to our ed the actuation arises from her
pre-war pollees of an afl•rnale staff," crops.. and a lack of export orders.
an Add of the eompany entailed, The half of the world which grows'
.with it 'arid Europe
"All the women in our employ were wheat is glutted
a tical* S
r
identification"' by photographs or when it cermet produce, Within '28e-cussioa of his proposed reddjustmehnit1
y published de t p o 000,000 pounds enough butter to feed f of.the educational system. T4iis hard relieved others from co' t`
its own people," + ovo ment" he said "feels that the
' I decided:to give them., tri
1 p
man Who' lives in the small centre iAx t.i� few' sand
the case of Miss Barbara Pitcher, should' not have: to send his boy to go °i°i
the young McGill University htudent 'fife inrge centro to get .the ordinary. �sorld of good; X liable
who dila eared March 21 rind had education. The: policy of the depart stipitted ever smee �l,e
descriptions of , persons
'who,, through misadventure, have
become subjects of• public .interest, is
forcibly brought into prominence by
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tient so.
IF IT IS
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Have Them,
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Look over th well
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complete n:.ge of -
sizes a d colors.
Carha ts, Head:
Lighthouse,
Pe .odyn, Snag
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roof, Big B and.
Signal: -
Ran in - In Price
Ranging
Fro i $1,25 to ''$2,5O
'Y a
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ey did me -
ot been eon- P13o ie,3Sti.
Y gas taking .. -
say I feel Brie i • Exclusive Agents For.
t a1L druggiet! an$ + Tip -Top. Tailors Made To
dealers, or mile direct on,receipt of.' Measure Clothes—$24,
price by' The Jt'. burn Co., Ltd.,
Toronto, Ont.,.' 1
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been sought all over the continent. ment of education since 1 have had thein, and I can now.
From half a dozen -sources came the direction of it is to make it pus- agger,,,
stories, with a wealth of cireumstan- Bible that every child, regardless of Price 4.0.e.n. vial
tial detail,of young: women nrys- the location of his parents, shall bave
teriously moving 'about the country., an equal ,opportunity to secure an
either alone or in. the company of ,education." •
suspicious -looking strangers; 'who . 9f I live until next' year," the pre -
duplicated the missing. student • to the
last item of dress, even to initialed
handkerchiefs. .
Yet. all the time the. unfortunate
girl's body wan in Back River, near .
Montreal. POSVa e - identification
was made by relatives after the re-
eovery of the body last week.
The readiness of a certain class of
individual to rush forward with a
story of positively identifying •
missing. :person on a train. or in an'
obscure boarding house, can usually
be attributed to an overwhelming de-
sire for publicity, rather than a hope
of pecuniary gam.. --: '4
Nearly 2,000- Candidates
With the •dissolution of •Perlia.
ment last Friday the election battle
started in real earnest. Already
there are 1,118 candidates • in' the
field. with more than 800 three..cor-
nered contest, 'The standing of the -
pa sties in tbo House of Commons at
dissolution, including vacancies, was
as follows: Conservative, .",08;. La• -
bor. 104:. Liberal, 46; Independent,
7; total, 615. • .
'jo Revise Educational System
Sereaking at London to the West.
cern Ottt alio iConservative Associa- '
tion, lion. G. Ilownrd Ferguson,
'"retnier and Minister of Education,
announced his intention of bringing
before the Legislature next year a
plan for sweeping revisions inthe
educational. system. . , ..
This proposal is, in brief, to pro. -
vide two years of high school work
in the publie sebools of the Po:mince, -
and one year of university ,eulture in .
the High schools. And back of it is
his thought that such a system
would enable young people in the
ruiral districts to be Ander the family
roof and parental` guidance larger
than is now possible, and that it
would *leo ascan an extensive saving
in exacts to rural people who send
their children to high ecfio ols and
the unireraity.
Stei s* wi Eli W1ke*t Field • 11927 Chev. Coupe $350
11nowtshout Westeni t.•anade far-
memar.+e,tu«y seeding ane of thell Vhev. (»h... 2
world's largest wheat lield!�, for it •
wilt extend Over tsbout 22,000,000 inn i— L (�oxCh. • . 75
s.erea. brigs year the Dominion pro.
dated 531,571,700 bushels of wheat i9i►YtE"1r.0 . . )0
from 24119.140 agree, over 'ninety pe
per cent, er which was grower in the ••
,three prairie provinces -Manitoba, 192x`1 Ford Oti ... •w
!�aairatChC�!'AIr • and, Alberta. This
year it is estimated about 2a,000,00019 Ford �4 eh... o
,err
itch,
• 1922 Ford Touring.$15f0
Leeks Eike !atrial Str`sabersy Crop
lir c h r ties ons aha tin y top of
me MaeEw
•aAtsisfx•,riew Ors rr°rntclre tysi4 4etir°atrc*i; we litigat. dl eer/ling to the Feint'Prim% et the Venetians kccleott !ft -
rote +>kn! , g emeanit sea 9 her,swbOl t y •.-ra+<rn aft f` med* t ete't )frosr Omit ties m lir of Miry till
reeely the .ea c t' August The feetsee „ren* r,t -1w same. se 'loge,,
r »Par 1. �, in, 41., '*triCii 1a t•0itr!1h,�l, endth•• Jept Ar th. Nisrititne PrwA" ":
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" 'll: > ha l* saly idea how pop r is fihe �.A Cbevrekt .. r'lll know why 'wee ca* offer
the haat used values in towns`, People whoxnevver to,,ulet go their for l er rigs ciiiiih't
resist the New s h evsolet. As aresulltwe have takexttrate ssost of the amaetesf, *s appiert cfres wove
ever had. Casae in. Sege the cora. Look at the
grits. neat tell us if yoss've ether sem stscii Used
Car values bef core. But be surte to agent early' 'ear
the big values last.
Went
an & Tebbutt
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