The Signal, 1906-7-19, Page 44 Teruaa!Av, jaly 19, 1906
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MRs. LILLIAN MASSEY TREBLE
A Life of ('on$ecratbn to Humanity.
In Leigh Hunt's beautiful poem "Aiou 13.•n Adbriu " where the angst wrote
on the tablet the nano•+ 01 the world's great ones. because Masi Ben Adbein loved
his fellow -men, his nanw led all the rest len the tablet of the world's re
surely high place lalongs to those who have con
secrated their lives to b
etter
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moot of humanity, who erre great not for what they P'd
but for what they
gave. nut for what they alaorbed but for what they radiated, not foe what they
became but for what they bclprd others to become.
.Among the Canadian women who have Made philanthropy a living vital
atmosphere of helpfulness rather than a u.en• theory of living, the aloe of Litton
Ont.,the only
sr. Born lar 1&i1 in Newcastle
Massey 'treble deserves high ((.rni Hu t
daughter of ttir late Hart A. Maeaey ut'foruuto, who war the in iration and im-
petus to minor of the l)uuuuion'n most important industries and nstitutiors. from
her earliest moment* she has lived in the atmosphere of weal . Her fine tnind
was given additional strengthening and refining under the best instructors, and
later in that test of ecbuoM-foreign travel --where obeervetion is the teacher,
and the many new cities and countries but new ecboul-rooaur The heiress of great
estates, she consecrated herself and her wealth to the good of the world.
Her earliest work in the Fred \'fetor \lission in ooe sd oronto s neglected quar-
terwuu cuntinced her that the primary source of good o[ evil in most instancy.
t greatest nod to humanity must rbnit• front preventing evils,
is the have; the the g g yPK g
not from curing them, and from building tip higher ideals of life and living. The
first step in this work of regeneration was ui the orpniratioo of domestic science
classes in connection with tbe missions. Then name the demand for a higher grade
of teachers, alive to their duties and their privileges; this led to the founding of the
Lillian
Massey
School of Household Science and Art
In this institution the
nu -
tical work of training women for the border so that they may make hums better
for themselves and others, is the supreme airs of all the teaching. The education
-literary, scientific, moral, practical -1s all centered in snaking woman more fitted
for tbe responsibilities and privileges of woman's sphere.
In 1897 Miss Niamey was married to John M Treble of Toronto. but this made
no difference in the intensity of purpi* and helpfulnes of her philanthropic life,
constantly broadening into wider channels of lawfulness tier work as trustee
of the Fred Victor Mia.ion. honorary president of the Canadian Hoii*hold Economic
Association, vice-president of the Nonlrn's Council of Toronto and an executrix
of her father's estate are but a few phases of her busy career.
Mune newsier ani or o• emaenad ei t'.erb 1. , b. yea Ise. by W. C. mai el tM hilyselmint a &Omits.
CANTIN'S CANAL
PROPOSITION.
FROM LAKE HURON TO LAKE ERIE,
FIFTY MILES LONG.
The St. Joseph Man Talks of His Fifty -
million -dollar Scheme Prehmin-t
ary Survey This Summer Some
Big Figures Involved in the Promo-
tion of the Undertaking.
'Toronto sine. July tap
N. M. fantin, the founder of Mt.
Joseph. has at. Inst made n statement
which covers the r+cops of his pro-
jected renal arrow Vi'estern Ontario.
He says that he has auMrvent capital
allied with him tt flnaner the project,
which will be before the House next
aeleaion. In the meantime he will et
mare go on with his preliminary snr-
very. In brief, he s11nunariusa the
features of his ptopwasl canal as fol-
lows
Length -From the eastern shore of
hake Huron to the north shone of
Lake Erie. fifty miles.
Depth ---Thirty feel dear.
Width -Pour hundred feel nt the
water line.
(`+st $:A1,Itt.,tgll.
Locks -Only one, as the difference
in level between the two lakes is last
nine fret.
Esti,nalerl yearly- trafle Over
twenty thousand vitamin.
Tonnage involved --Seventy milli
tons of freight.
Eodirnated not Of survey. to Iw un-
dertaken this year #2',1100.
As will he noted, Tlr. ('antin's state-
ment deals in Large figures, "bet,"
says he. "the rut -orf rwcmuplishel by
this canal and Ile mnsatidaclory
wolves Iituidnl may he sawn by it
glance of the map, and it is evident
that the canal, utter opened. will af-
ford great oppiirtimity fur all dosses
of niannfaet ring inlrresl s,'.
Shorten Route goo Miles.
No 1111P 11'111 vrultire tocoot rndiet the
Last of these statements, containing 1
it doe', an "if' Anile itt sntMara ory
dimensions. lint Mr. 1'n11tin promises
to stake genal. "The ental," said he
today, "will shorten the toners, now
tined by vessels plying between the
Past and weal, f • lira 1., 111111 toll.'.
Oil n r I trip, Ily n `:if,.and speedy
channel to all vessel. plying helwern
Chicago, Duluth, Fort William and
other porta on Lakes Huron, Mirhigaa
and Superior, a. well ns ports east of
tam-elnnd nn lakes Erie, Ontario, end
the St. Lawrence Hirer. It will wive
about tine quarter of the time non
mimed and Ovoid all do.Iiysfr fog
and -heals in the St. ('Inir and 1)c•troit
Havers, /111/1 all dangers frau .11imious
in the narrow darn 141111.1e river., or
from grounding 1011h, ahnnls or tints
in the St. ('lair River surd Latke, mid at
the Limekiln i'r.ssing in the Ih•lroil
Hirer."
••A canal with only one leek is rm.
t.her uniestinl, isn't it ir" asked The
Star.
"That is just the point," nnswerd
the man from St..loseph. "Thr differ.
moxa of level between (dike Huron and
Lake Erie is but nine feet, which will
he overcome hy a mingle li,ek. and
utilised to develop power to take t'e.-
eels through the rnon! by etartrie
traction or otherwise at the .amu
speed as w•If-prop•Iling irnff. 'lite
route through which this mon! will
para ptewnts no engineering difficult
ties
if e,iities whatever. Thr section is Irvel,
the moil light, and the excavation of
uniform eharerter. No that the cont
of construction may be computed with
almost absolute eoruracy at 11150. NN1,-
(Ng1. The cost of eonstnlction will he
less than that cd any other canal of
the mama width and depth In the
worts, not only by the character of the
eo11, Fast itemiser It will have but one
lock throughout its whole length."
Wbsace the Reverses f
"How will this itorurnse drat of
iinstrlelion he paid 11tr7" asked tie
nom.newspaper
•• 1 hy," he said, with the easy cun-
Ikl.•nrr which rh:uacterixes hien, ",u a
1.111 of 71, rents per ton for freight
Startle on the trade between lake
Huron and IAke 1?sir, wbieh would
be the lowest freight rate in the
world 11 would pay good return++ on
Hie cost of r uisl1,elictn and u,ainten-
anre, and enable to sec bate a sink -
ng fund.
might print nal," he misled,
"that the freights paid nn the great
takes for the wa..m of lflki hare ex-
ceeded one hundred million th.11nrs.
Over :41 per cent. of thnt total traffic
would gladly have paid 7' cent', per
tun to pass !Moog,' this canal, fur
that fee would have rdneed the
pis•..reit freight rates by Myrensii,g
Ihr her of trips and :n'niding
danger to vessel*, life and priper1)•,
besides reducing the 'stem of merr-
anee. The present nuns hvullfc
het ween 1 he 11'eg. /1111111 Esme is set,
11u11 the ronot•nrtiot, of this ea nal is
now a11 11nqueeliownble urcessit3' for
water f ra nap, iota inn. 'elle ex is, fug
IaWr isdanger,sum to vems•h life and
l•n
ppwrt y."
Growth d Traffic.
A question as to the actual traffic
involved b • such it canal Ire he pro-
pleats
o-
p ema•s Inveigh. a whirl of figures (rum
Nr. (:ant in. "(teyotul a poison."
IVa!, the rxp+•wi..n he mist 111 demerit*•
the i' traordimlry gsintlh in 'ship-
building and conitucrrr, nilh the
steady increase of the p.pnlat'
along the thousand's of miles of 1hr
lake shores and in the tributary
rnnnlry."
'num dune the figure., and he re-
ferred lit lht. Wall Street S try its
an authority. "Thr northern border
rent it," he raid, ••inereased their ex-
ports from lletit tieill tons in eleven
months of 11111 to IINt,INaf,iNt1 tons in
eleven 11111011111.1 .4 11101, distrilatte)
among the tWent t -der leets nn Shegreat ' bikes and boundary line Iw-
tween the 1'nitasl Stearn ,ind 4 isi,sdn,
The vol • art freight carried Inst
year on laike Huron totalled over
itII,IIMI,Udl tans. This is font
t' 's greater than the total freight
pgainr through Ihr Karr, 1'anal.
which is a worrid channel 111 n.Inrl,erce
Is•tw•oen Europe and Agin and 'men
et ,•ry tiny in the veer. The freight
itaflle on !Ake Huron nlsl exceeds
the combined entrnnecs and clear-
nnces of Liverpool and 1,Imdnn.
two of the worlds gristicsl .eapw-ts:
N also doubles that of the wort of New
Turk and Montreal, lh11ing the Wv1-
st.11 of IiNti when, wag eau teal from
Duluth t.. Raffish) fur 1 wo moon per
bushel and iron ore for %evenly
cents per ton.
Millions of Mea.
'This htke'trafllc is of vital interest
to millions of torn. Lying in general
direction east and wed between the
Ilst. and 47th parallels. it is entirely
within the limits of the north temper•
mer warty, nn t h.' .11(1.' of whirl popula-
tion has moat freely move) westward,
when• final wHtlement is most co11n
pact, stud where climatic condi!'
111,11r• the largest returns to capital
mud Inbor.
"Chicngo, Milwaukee; Ihlhlth and
Fort William, the principol receiving
centre+ for the produce of the North-
ern and N'ometern Ntale's an11 the l'rot•-
inre., t.gether with the wheat -pro.
dining territories of the great Cann
Matt Northwest, priw11/t'Id. se per
(love •est recunh, for export dur-
ing
uning onP year tl,rn,issl barrels of flour
and 'l1),iINt,lIl, bushels of wheat and
corn. Of This exp.r', vulAtne ,,860,1N0
barrels of Hour and 17'1,1111,(111 Inahels
"f wheat nod corn were carried
through Huffalo to the Allant.ie sea-
boarl, while only MOM barrels of
floor and :i11,lKN1,INN1 bushels of wheat
and corn went. Ont by Montreal and
the St.. IAwt'Pnee route."
"And you are going on with your
preliminary survey this' summer?"
asked the reporter.
"Yes," said the wizard of Lake
Huron, "at an Immense cost-- 9'.-
(1n1.'
DUNGANNON'S
BIG DAY.
TWELFTH OF JULY CELEBRATION
A GREAT SUCCESS.
Eight Lodges Take Part in the Day's
Proceedings Speeches in the
Afternoon at Mallough's Park and a
Concert in the Evening Notes of
the Day.
The *naive' sir)' of the Bottle of the
Kayne was eelehnited with ,'nth11ai-
apul at Ilang in" 'I'h'aridity last.
Al an early 110111•11w village wail astir
/with preparetii.tIs for the evenlu of
the day, a of soon the people began to
c • from the sons lulding country in
all directions to lake' part in or to
witnesg the proceerlings. SIX orales
est evetgr ea spanned the streets ;Old
muutt of the attire-frrlllts were gay
with Hags and tainting. At about 0::10
o'clock the visiting lodges he'gan to
arrive, and as ttu'y cattle they wets- dart
by the Dungannon lodge and eacurlel
to their quarters. Eight lodges took
part in rbc eelebrat inn and in addition
to the fife and druid corps ad the dif-
fereut hdges the Lnekuow hen+s Ionil
and the fife and dr kill/10r M:
kitten Iowlge teollmemel were on hand
anti tendered good service,
At 2 o'clock the [sabres were uutr-
s 'cur ural I' w'iet •
1. r A n
hallwl the K )
gi 1., whenr'e they umpired up to
alar village and through Ilse r-iuripal
streets to \Lallungh's Park, where the
proceedings of th • aftern. w.n Were 10
take pinus•, Alex. Our Past
Master art Dun xuuo i I. who.. act et! as
1 marshal of the pnw•rsaion and per-
formed his duties in a very rapisblt
m'innrr. The order Of prtression waw
:1+ lullnwa :
Maraud.
I.urknow liras- Heart
1.. 0. L. Na 4Yoi. bowknots -D. I'. Taylor. W.
M.
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tL
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.Vn. 1144 Kbob
n \h
m
Rr
r).
elapse Orme 1..u L. I N{. 7N
W.
. Nr
UOntorrfW. N.
Enniskillen I.mx No fa construe. welt Ffe
and
Dr H.uul Andrew %lillimn. W. M.
1.. U. I. No. set• .t uhuru - H. 11. dl nett, W. M.
1. U. L Nu. nal. K mm.t - Thu.. Henry, W. M.
1. 1). L. No. Iwo. Nile- Henry Horsey. W. 11.
Lo. L. No. Y_{. Dungannon .1. K.:Ow Iw•, W.
!w.
Al. the conrinainn of the parade the
s1rew'h•nmking corruelted. V. tut.
Bailie. Reeve of West. \V'awanuah,
Hetet' as elu.irlwn and was stir -
rounded by a bugs represent►liotn of
1 he clergy of this dist Wt. Rev. J. W.
Itol.inson, of Dungannon. weir red
the visitors in a nest sprw'h, and ad-
dressee were given also 1'y RC•C, 1', -M.
Rutherford. Dungannon :
Milly'aM, Rev. C. M. Sanderwand Rev.
%l'. A. at h, Lncknow ; Rev. J. O.
Ileal. e
1
' a r u i rr • Rev. T. Hicks,
&n 111
Dungannon, Hud Rev, \. J. C. Reid
Nile. At the .conciusitin of 1he Pi'
gram a vote of thanks w'at tendered
lar the speakers un lion of Bro.
l.rishuuin, of Hrlgrave, Deputy
County Master of North Huron, sec-
onded by Bro. Henry Homey, of Nile,
County Secretory. 'the chairman *I-
W, waw made the rr'.'Ipelit of a tote of
thanks.
A youthhd fife and dorm bond.
consisting of Jack Wad, fifer; s11d
Harry and Joe Ward, dnunmers -
three hrot hers -played several turns
in it 11annet that carpel hearty
a ppplul W'.
The prizes for the lest fife and
dr curie were 'mot -deal ns tallows:
I, Dnngnmutn lodge: 2, Kinluugh
Lodge ; :t• Belfast bolo-, 7'h• Dim -
moonlit' men were Rennie Armstrong.
fifer. and Hank Bradford. if: •r.
Rennie is a forulrr Wawanosh toy
hot is now living in Stanley, anti
when Dungannon Lodge wonted the
lest fifer they could secure they
knew where 111 find him.
In the evening all, riltertnilllltent
was given in the Agricuhurad Hall as
the emichitling feature art the daj"iI
events. The performers were \t ill
McLeod, of Mentorth ; Miss Maude
Till. of Ocslerieh, and the Messrs.
Tyndall, of 1%trine% Mr. Melerwl's
l' sele'1ioni were given in his
usual darer style and e.retled 'h
merriment. Mime Tilt's term were
well res•rivel and her splendid voice
was heard with great. apprerietion.
The people of Ihingat55us will Ile glad
111 hear her again. The Tyndall
brothers wing ...vend popular airs in
genal style. Miss 'ryudall aeeoln-
putiea them on Ihr piano. and A. Hoy
Adams. of (,slerfrh, cyan arc' papist
for the other performers.
;w vrk:m.
There was gored acrununotation for
all c err. The Dungannon people
used the visilnrt well and everybody
went 1 • well ph'nsal.
14 Nal order was maintained Ihim
.11gI1-
old the day and in the evening the
quiet 111111 orderly :r11es1'iine' of the
village wain especially noticeable.
This Is .rdilalsle to all concerned.
Enniskillen L.ndgr'm fife and drum
bond is a enpnhlr' .wganitu+finn,
1)nngnnnon Lodge lot AM Rne. The
new' warts lire jutst the right Thing.
The naerchnnts are to Ie', compli-
mented upon•Ihe way in which their
stores were decorated.
Seven', refreshment hw,fha did it
glum) 1111sinrss. %Vaarn•' Lifthad
one at the park, ('hon. Elliott had one
next his storm., and at 4 t'ut*fnul'.
corner there were two one stn by
N'ul. Begley 111111 N'11rner Sprawl and
the other by Warren 1.11 tie.
Estimates' as to the nutnlwr of
visitor* in town differed. A pretty
safe Mtirtlate is 1,:411, although 110111P
put it higher thnn that.. Alex. Dor-
ton mays that when the lailwny come+
'through Dtingonnun will ter trouis1
instead of i,t t►,
Charlie Elliott and the Signal roan
were trying to figure out the her
of people in town on the basin of the
number of bonen/is Budd by Mr. Elliott
storing the shay. We bare forgotten
just how the rair•nlntinu .ante 0551
there was wot1P uncertainty Its to
whether the sterngc• rolls lit hill
world be two or three Iwnnnas per
hest. Anvw'ny, Charlie sold it lot. of
hnunnns Incl In spank of other
eatables., and there were is lot of
people in town.
Altogether it was a veru surressfnl
day. and the Twelfth of July, Inlet,
will long be remembered nm onP ii(
nnngnnnon's Lig drys.
Mrs. Wiggwsays', "1t ain't never no
use puffin' up yer umbrsll' till it
mina."
A ynnng lady went into a well
known tstablishulent a few days ago
and Wald lin the flriitt'•walker : "Ike yyoo
keep oast itnery Y" "No, mime," replied
the man: "If I did i should Imre my
Joh." Headlight.
A LETTER FROM TM WEST. •
•
To ibis Editor of 'I'be sorest
DRAM alta,- A few Un.. on nay
Western trip may he of souse inteeeet
to your lwsdsrs, This M the second
trip 1 have made through 1hie couu-
Ii-y. and the loupe. 1 stay in it and
olswrve the climate, the advantages
and the die dt'autiagr., and the pros-
[wetisfor the future which it pre,:eills,
the more conviuccil 1 ant that this
pail of ('amuada is the twat place for
the y g meal of energy and iu-
dustoy.
Threw is no doubt in tuy mind that
farming is lbs best mune)•-waken in
this country --f itskle of haudliug rent
eetitle. I have met a lel• of tura
who dote tf itde 4 great success of
farming in the \feat. I said when 1
returned foram my plwviuus trip out
here that. if 1 were an Ontario farmer,
paying lent or interest on nearly the
Whole valor of lay fano, 1 would pick
up at once and either take up p home-
e:rail riilt here 111• 1tit.-i•hawe t. mach
hand ns 1 wished to it k. If a Own
pur'hsaes be can get his land on
easy Lerma and have it all plaid for in-
side the allotted time, besides having
a snug hank account. Miappoming a
Ulan pays 911 to lila iwr acres fur land,
Inside five years that land if cultivated
will he worth nearer SM. 'ilio is
'amply a to petition Of what hss taken
place in the drat 115e years whet,. laud
today cannot 11e had fur team than 944)
or $:i0 an acre. To get a good
homestead new It umn has • to it a
long way from any r•e111ra1 point, and
the longer he waits Ihr farther he will
have to go. I nm told that the gran(
homesteads are pr:n'tirally all taken
up for 140 miles southwest of Sas-
katoon. 'lite United States people
appwriate the ails antnges of this
country 1.re re•alietthnn our On-
tario
-tarin Iti.ys, anal are coming in droves.
Referring again to the homesteads.
it should he reuueutlwred that thin
country is fast het ' g is network of
railways, olidpp
brs today remote
will t long wG e centres• Crus of dist l.,,u-
t'
Perhaps )•tris will think front the
strain of this letter that I have an
exit 10 grind in praising up this coun-
try. Well, I have. 1 Imre so '1►
confidence in this Western country
that 1 have purchased *lout 2,1110
netts in one of the lest wild lands
dist •irta that 1 have t'strutted over.
1 should like to give )•1111 the exper-
ience of a practice! iVesle•n farmer --
n nutn who cauls
m
frim
the city
o
f
Toronto a few years ngIknowing
nothing about ocforming at that time
who at'laird it end made
end t h has Once
It ,t a111Y'l•1M. TINI11y he e..11tlla his
wealth by the thousands, This maul
(Mr. Fraser, of I,pu' Appelle, Nask.)
ways that it man r1111 safely figure on it
clear plait two-thirds of his entire
crop ; that is, allowing for weed, sow-
ing, cutting, threshing and inark.t-
ing. 'Things 11111 here:" maid JI r.
Friaser: ••Ore done on a much larger
scaie than io :he Kant, anal with a
little extra help --say twit men in har-
vest and one in seeding --a Ulan ran
work a section (5441 a eres1 as easily ria
1011 to 1511 acres in Ontario. 1 uu
reliever in mixed farming for 0111
here. This is an age for slaciitliza-
tion -I grow wheat and deal in hutees.
The Own that gets his crop in first
gets the 'wet Ir/ur•: day oftenmeans a week far harvest, which
swans several cent• a bushel in the
price of groin, as usually the Hr,t
wheat marketed brings the 'est
price." Mr. Framer is m frank, easily-
npprcacbed man, and he fissured me
thst if be could n1 any -time give a
newcomer :any sssiatance he would
triflingly do so.
If 1 had time 1 Arndt' like to tell
you how some homesteader' live!
how a sod house is built ; of the ex-
periences of a ride of one hundred
miles by trail; of the size and doings
of the uwsyuites, nod of many tither
things that interested mr.
Real estate in Winnipeg. Regina,
Saskatwm, Prince Alpert, Edmonton,
Calgary end a great many other
aVestern towns has gone tip hy Imps
end hounds, and money iwing mode
rapidly by many who err dealing in
it,
There Is one urdenirable Pias‘ of
settlers that has got it hold in the
)West. 1 refer to the Mormons.
They are doing well, developing with
the country's prosperity, hot anyone
who knows anything of their erred
and taeties will see why they are etn-
sitleted unwrlcutse neighbors. They
are filing into southern Altwrta like
Woman's
Weakness
A woman's reproductive
organs are in the most in-
tense and continuous sym-
pathy with her kidneys.
The slight eat disorder in the
kidneys brings about a
corresponding disease in
the reproductive organs.
Dodd's Kidney Pills, by re-
storing the kidneys to their
perfect condition, prevent
and cure those fearful dis-
orders peculiar to women.
Pale young girls, worn-out
mothers, suffering wives
and women entering upon
the Change of Life, your
best friend is
Dodd's
Kidney
Pills
Warm Weather Goods
MUSLINS
A few pieces of colored dress muslins Frain 3 01 4
yards to r5 yards at clearing prices. All good pat-
terns.
COTTON SUITINGS
Just a few ends left but enough in each 15e
piece for a suit. a5c for ............ .. ... .
WHITE MUSLINS
and VESTINGS
We have a table full of these goods to offer, soma
of them at less than wholesale pores. They are good ,
fresh stock but they umst go at some price.
COLLARS and BELTS •
A new lot of collars and belts just in in the latest
designs and makes, choice things and great value.
WHITE WAISTS
Juat 14 ladies' white waists, last aeassa's
Intakes, from 97.75 to 91.75. Your_chaim fir•
'4.' STOCKINGS
Another shipment of these cheap black stockings,
fast color and seamless at 2 pairs for asc. Sizes q,
qi and to. This is the greatest stocking bargain you
ever saw. We have sold already over goo pairs.
MILL ENDS
In factory cotton and flanitelettes, 2 yards to .5
yards, fully as per cent. less than web goods.
TABLE LINENS
A naw lot of tablings, the beat value this store has
ever offered, from a5c up.
J. H. COLBORNE
Corner Hamilton `'street and .quare,
OODF.RICH.
bees. People at a distance have little
idea of the way 'hey Ore managing
things for their orae self-interest.
I moat not Gorget to say something
about the influence the churches and 1
the Salvation Army are hs►ing nu the
Rest. Ord ham blessed thin country.
Nod while it Im fresh and pulsating
will1 he inrush of the fotri mer,
send the fortune -seeker there is a'
grand opportunity for thoNN• iu uhler
l'snada to rally to the assistance , f
these people and send enough men to
hive the Gospel aegtIaiiIy lar 111'.
Phis 15 nut (wing dune, hitt en the ,
whole the different denominations ate i
teaching oot and covering large ,lis- .
c 1 nee d' g a w kind
ella anti
at of good. Thele is room for n•
great many "hoer to help in this work,
:and a great deal of monry is needed.
There leen are
loyal fellows.
Outside
nfafew larger p1acesg they are very
poorly paid. I.i\inK expenses' are
consideentay hi1t b r for ilei a belt
than in the Euusi, lilt they do out set
as Wilt 11 as l he 111111 in Feel, el, a l.ol 1
think that most p eioile will admit that
the tuiniater, considering him wutkanal
hitt mialifientions, is one of 11,,' patist
pelt of men.
1 hope 1 have not tired ymt and that
1 have been able to show some of the
advantages of the W,'at for is,lh
young Oren and young women. The
killer are sorely- needed, ial'c.oue in
Iowa' and country there seem to hr
ahnit bilis. young men to oneoung
woman. lining Indira; conte West !
There is not only the matrimonial
side; Mot there is asst the fart that
young wn1,1are nyeIeI for offices
and other work atwhich they ale
paid handsome s*latrirn ('OIuipnled
with rho s. paid in the East,
I alight lay that 1 du not intend n1
present to Ilwete in the West. as 1
have see ore 1 the maru'g.•nlrut of the
1'itner lighting ayeteut for a prat of
3a'rslern Ontario, with headquarters
at either Ooderich or London.
Sincerely vont*.
• M. W. Howtrt.l..
Regina. July 3, 11110.
1111,000 Reward for a Case of In-
curable Constipation.
To person who can't he cured of
constipation by Dr. Hemilton'e Pills,
the above reward will let paid. NO
cathartic medicine given snch lasting
satisfaction or effects such marvellous
cures as Dr. Heniihon'a Pills. Relief
.diately follows for headache,'iil-
inllsnesm and stotnaeh diso.rderw. No
griping pains, no burning ,wneations,
nothing but the moot pleasant relict
attends the use of Dr. Hamilton's Pills
-others not so good. Prier Mc. a
tiox, at all dealers.
Sunlight Soap is bettor than rarer soaps,
tet is best when used is the Ssnhght way.
Bay twilight Soap and tallow directions,
Northern Navigation Co.
DETROIT -KINCARDINE
Division
CHANGE OF TIME
taking effect July l I th
STEAMER
BRITANNIC!
will leave
KINCARDINE, :CO t. nl.
(401)h:RI('11, Il:lsi p. 111.
lnndnys. Wedn,'sdayi
81111 Fridays,
arriving at,
DETROIT, ;:111 a. in.
Mondays, Thursdays
and 1atnruinys,
For Irekrt- arid further Information
null!) 10
Wel. LEE, (Alderkh
11 H. (Illdereleeve, Mar_ 101110lrurawl.
C. el. Mlcaolw,, 'frim.• %ttrn. ',u Otos
SUMMER TIME TIPS
THINGS THAT WILL
Make Men
Comfortable
IN HOT WEATHER.
WASHABLE VESTS,
NEW VEST ETT ES,
CANVAS CAPS,
EW OUTING SHIRTS,
OUTING COLLARS.
SUMMER TIES.
FANCY HOSE,
SUMMER UNDERWEAR,
ETC., ETC.
EVERYTHING IN MEN'S SMART WEAR
REG.
A Custom Tailor,
11.11
BLACK
The Square. Goderirh
uns
Furria
It does not require an
Mort to clean out the flues
of the " Sunshine " futnace-
the only tool needed is a brush
which is supplied with every
furnace
Clean -ort doors are platted
easing, and the brush can easily
4•
be inserted.
This beater just bristles with exclusive features snob as
'antomatio gas dampers, large double feed -doors, steel dome,
double shakers and steel radiator.
If you want the best furnace roans sit time a• Sunshine."
Bold by enterprising dealers everywhere. Boob s* AMC
.mcW3ry5
. Tosomeo. Ifo rastL.
CRY. ffmi00177Ra.
Ou.lomb MssZLAc..
miit
J. H. WORSELL, Sole Agent, ioderich
THE SANITOL PREPARATIONS acted with
A.
Je A. Gregory
& Company
for the teeth are the Intent and twat
anti tic preparatiMss on the mar-
ket. Ve are agents for
SANITOL PASTE, POWDER
SANITOL LIQUID SANITOL TOOTH BRUSH
Just try them.
Special attention 144 American toilet artielee.
•LYONS & GRAVES TOOTH POW-
DERS, RUBIPOAM, TEABERRY,
EUTHYMOL, POZZONI'S R TET.
LOW'S owl other )ending flute
powders, etc.
Nice WHISKS for dusty days
W. C. GOODE, - Chemist
• Bedford Block, Goderich
Local anea'y for Taunt! k !ort, eyedgrhl epetlatLdR
Real estate and 1,1ei•
news eh/wires in
katchewnn. -
Also ug.•: t 1an I1 -
Union Trust
Co's Lands
No man i. 1•,,
that he Cannot lou,
Ihese lands.
(.al1 and see lhr pl,,
THE BIG MILL
FLOUR
The BIG LOAF Kind
FIVE STAR PATENT AND
THREE STAR PATENT FLOURS
are recognized the world over as the standard of excellence. They
are absolutely pure and do not require to be bleached, as they are of •
fte, natural creamy white color, the color of pure flour. We give the
natural goods of the highest quality which the best raw material, to-
gether with the latest and most up-to-date milling devices. ran produce.
tat NOT 1I.1.,iW \'OI't1-.ELF •f(1 HE MISLED HY AN OFFER OF
S11METHINU Felt NnT111NU .YOU INVARIABLY
DISE IN TM.: ENU.
Quality and Absolute Purity
are assured the consumer, first, last and always, and it is on this basis
that we have built up our trade, commencing five years ago, until our
present daily milling capacity is thirteen thousand, two hundred bags
Buy Good Goods at Fair Prices
without trashy premiums and accept nothing that is affirmed to be
"nista' good." There is no flour just as good. quality and price con-
sidered, as the "Five -Star" or the "Three -Star" brands of patent flours
FOR SALE BY ALL FIRST-CLASS DEALERS
THE WESTERN CANADA FLOUR
MILLS COMPANY. Limited
Mills at
WINNIPEG _.-- BRANDON