The Signal, 1921-6-16, Page 2nday, Jew 111, 1921.
THE SIGNAL
- 0ODERIOH, ONT.
how
Thursday. Juni 10. ' W21.
THE HOSIi'ITAL VOTE.
i'In•`1•dul►ty conned solo'. to tai will -
lug t,, appoint ts.mulirtt'rs to Inquire
into horldtal reiluireweuts in tier
county. tint tudtxiroiwil to siren t the
se tuumettelaiiuu" td ilio..' wit., go to
the trouble of ascertainingthe !Melte.
1 FRESH
Tea -to be good -must be fresh
PP
.LAD
T3E1A
At the meletins of the county tuu1N•11 its always fresh and possesses that unique flavour
L+.tt week a report was prosodist b) of 'goodness' that has justly made it famous.
the 'j t'.'a... . .m:11/flee which hail t..seu
appointed at a precious session to go
Into this matter. This r.yr'rt, wile a
WZt signed by Mr. J:ur,lou Yonne.
pi't'ies of 1.II'.,t•ue. Mr. Jt'hu MtNaht.,
It...we of Grey. and Mr. Wei. Cure*
Royce of East tWawauo1h, Wall as fol.
low's : .
B._'S
.kfter ear.dul to+a.iderution of tete
smarter of hd,l ital ,u'Iditlui s tit flit•
eituuty. tour .vu/.uitter' is r.lriurirt
..t rtie fa.-: that t1ie bore h:l'4 arrived
whet* ir.n.iderslle exp thilun In at'•-
...natu,• I. ri..0 4411.( ittrprurewl•ut to
rhos. Llrcitabl,• {an•!e.l ... b'Ir ❑••u•r
les. r,qu?ail:. t. r••fa a an•'iJ.•r.ui•,u
Tha.re i. •tie.. ire 5f tram:•+1•
ily alr.nr tset,.0 ' b4.• . pound and
S1' a t•.u. doll r at sl :w
hour i the L;:;Idb,. trade. diet I11 a
dui on he farms. •F•arIn pr. Mots are
tato:; s.. 1 uu the bot+i. .4 1.11..4'.
amt. whit. rile: hold•, G,.• (.44. u •r rio-
t Ir• ••s:. • • asi 1.. ;tut,.tih Lil
!:..r.Kdw:d t cul t)41l • sit,) .,.un
the r (eo.lw merles' out by fu. ebb
trill labor fu t •rcpt of s,. tun •h hl
: wages than t.•
wInii.we:,t i'4 tel4 wu.11 :o •"• ....•.44.14)
and ah.wluh'ly n.vvwu+ry.
(In� s. IM''41. fnrw -I".th t.'wu an.1 1)450 lest
.•.nu,:ry ere frau year A, year ut:4kfu: • Muntrr:rl S
Iart.'r Qeul.uul.. 1{(.nl ala• server which
hospita►, afronl ti' caro or tlri•fr +d. k - •\n iluen+ring fart
*sal i{ljlllwl. xlMi ter yl else •amu the light' tit
wn..h th.tt tin• ar.ruuw..datiou available ,Ilwlusirl wle'1+ Ibr sole nor• .•r
i tuft..ilwd4.quaie Lt w•r•t til,•;n►w. \Vhfrht I.aurh•r ntr•nr,l tl • .tf.••' .1.•-
tird. 111.4'414 Ii..x wl1 •n• the ,lr.t.4 .+f. icow.,n
stew ..f those L+tyta' miter ''rimy= 10'14 Mi-. iM't' 1.tI+1- implies. .tit tis'
I_ y ryI ruiddle .1.f a. bnwll• ,.t lu.ura r.• p,1:-
T
mr'tev: Iles vol other do.nuuetu. itf a i41.iI b:-
That loff oIN• mill Ill• made ou'
the ,'qua .1 asse1.anent of tine county,. 'Intim- reit. a lii•rgr.4ph b':ter from
to t'tre.lte (111141 from which ;grants King Girorge. ..fft•ring kir iVilfr.1 a
may be ii'd r as r,quirr.l, when the '"truth•. It was oirt•fott. that Sir Wil.
h..lbir,I urate Stili' p
the roridrntwd4v---frrill- hail pl:owl--tit.• letter -rites- with
taeh.'. 1.1 :h4. - ywent of the omni. invention. It rs.pld 144.4 e.e0411• evi.iI
The ..alit ions ltlr : }:ash h,.y.italJ lilt' tuu:K tarel.ras rye. -
leo.Inl 1k • reiputroit to noutributt• an, 14 'far- a----11.0- 1?aiow. Mir Wilfrid
:
anion* eertfat-ter-tti,-even ribber in' err isiscutiouodorldo.luatter.-.to Lis
.vsh ur its t•.tulrnlrut:.. That ora. -third' fri.Muls.%chile he ora. :dive. 1t -w•a,.‘ a
of (lir hnspit:tl tl,lard,Ire from the nil•' great sur(u•ise to ht..ex.r•noir.. our of
• .11 44,."pit�tl w•Maia at lea'4t .had sharer{ Ili. Wont
t,f it» Initiators. ej,utllleut't•. Hut. Sir Wilfrid
,i of ; was :1 m:u, alio lor.rl li.mor. nod the
/.inlets' w't'i lit• clieri.ltwl %011ie living 1{e w•a.
I/prima 15. 4uu.lnu:r %h,•11 he had (left
wale' thiel tsartily 41.41.• .1 (arr,gr •would
lg.:l.1: liar,' wade Sir Wilfrid a greater
1 wall. lint 114..was 1111111. in. eil.rllgl, t., 1.1•
,le.i.•'I that his greatness was fittingly
r•o.4ni44el 914 the lit:heest pl:ters. -
king.
in Lint
- • 'I- his
Jatene rural 41)144 rirt 14.
Guard su)twit a full re{
eel4.1s and exp•n.lirurro. :11
work *lou,• .•aril ye:fl• to til.
e1)IIIN'i1.
From the fund pr..vides) as
tin• h•.y,Itrh .41 (;.ah•rirh and IS
ha u+. la•it��r tn.w pr.g.anrl to inlet t
above evlhtitluu., nr•i•ire :t grant o
•..',1MM1, t.. 4.r dlyid.rl n• aWerrl ninon
bt' rare two hors{Hhrl la'.Ird. ill pr.gr.r-
tion :Is their Inerts ,stmt eelieral eumil-
tion, wiry to theta s,r'w just.
The mewllers of the t'.►uttnitter• all
rwt{.la,rt..l their , nyairt lit *truing
Two Rules fur. Matrimony.
St. Lou.+ GL.be•Democrat
How • pick a wife and how no' to pick
a husban are the suhj •ct of two piices of
r h.-• but an onslaught alaat it recent adv, , both fromChlcago Doll"p" ' ! let some tau act as a fate in determining
w:,. lel 1.Y i11•. M1111, of Itf}-th, slut I who tour hush d Shall be : th'+t is. di'n't
deco-`f-.wartha -Mor._. - - -44--1144,•:4t- bio
township. pr,••ru'rd. .m ianeudu,, 114 ' clothes, says Jud H. A. foots of that
+.town. "Make sure a •oman has c )mmnn
ew aside the report and lie ease . before marry her. sats Mrs.
nromue•tkLltinu.. Thi- torr . Wile as Cathenne Waugh \IcC och, a. Chicag'
t,liowii : For Mr. Trott:art- 4s :,new'm
t• a an.1:014-gm tlyer. 1:014 -gm a should viglate
both warnr gs are. eas►ly -doe. A
men[-Anllsrnolo. ('oath. t nolo. thing.' f oreman win would marry a an because
las. Elliott. tiro- iii; Ho•kt•t4. Jamie -of the cut of his clothes alone !det, a
on, Klu(�MaMsp
. ,•Nughton, elahi:disappointing husband. -i( .the udge'
Irs
Sf111rr, Milne. Ne,•b, i'1nw. Pilo � thus p ckedr a til sbd d v. uld betut as a odei dlyy
had r
don. !Imirh. S(.ottou. Trewartlia-lj1.,locking in common s. naw, tirhnwould t
Aarelnst-11•s+t•i•rs. C'la'rk-, t'otlipo tool t e worse of the bargain ' A;)parently i
Me, Davis. • Elsrou. t;riere�__)_,I_i•\Cult; l sou d be about an even t hnig.
Porter, Tiptitig. Yuuuo-11.
Tlu• to al worker. in Iio"{.it.at aRairs A Good War('rT.
err• tart 41is(a,sl1) to etrr'pt this A. OleI Montreal Herald.
comment ofothe
trial el:vi.irion of the matter. Ti.•ey Lake keeo( the Woodsrlegislattionierrjust as-
Ch1/111 th.it t11t• i•omnlitt.'r's report. stented to at Ottawa indicates a fight
b -[ween the Province of Ontario and the
%minion over the question of the control
of water power in the Frovince. Mr.
Drury colt'templates an appeal to the
people on the issue. if the courts db not
declare the legislation ultra vi es of the
Federal Parliament.
It is a far-reaching action of Premier
Drury's to express his intention to appeal
wh)eh points to the .thwilute He ve+.ity
Of "..,ushier:144e es isinsinn til nee. an
and twprovets•'ut . in smite
won." is a mitre enlightened view
-Milan Trial LrT4. alsoirilitty. try -The
majority .d the wewlwr• of tow owin-
g -it, who Base not mole any' special
misty of ttl:'qui' tl,n. and taw) dr• to the people at a general election, if that
star,' nil«lir Intrusion of ,rrnMuninr to is ultimately the only way, for such an
appeal could have only one result -his
press for more generous treat molt of retlirn10 power. •.It would cut the Gor-
dian knot of all Ins Montt ditloultwa..
History of the Province show. th dutch
appeals against arbitrary Otta ea as were
taker more U:a • once by S rOliver Mowat
invariably rallied the el. -coos to his sup-
n,rt. a, 1'rovmcial feeling is fir 'trotter
than Federal feeling, and the Provin.e has
the advantage of making theis:ue While
the Federal a:thorities are practically
ousted from the forum.
-tre-ostontsI,•
EDITORIAL NOTES.
*pend Dominion 1►ay
-t:ar,ik•Iwr. will .sour, -lug -heard --trout
with ittorles of eariy potat.x5, and
a green pry..
1toronto printers are on .trik.-
They are just a year behind tiuoe.
Ldtot yet+r they world h.lye won; :hi,
year they are lo+tng.
A. teen Isar cent. reduction in r.,i1w:,y
passenger fares In Eastern Canada is
AD. he made on July :144. This m.•.,n-
e return to the rate prevailing prior
to Septt+min•r of loot yes r.
That eomel which was to Mable
with the earth prover) to 1a• a false
alarm. It did r►ot mine within several
million mile« of "the earth. Cannot
the astn,u,n'Ier, gnrs tiny hotter than
that P .
Tho Martin Gieve•rnnsent In Sask-
atchewan has been returned to office
with :5 large majority of the s,>,ts
Mott of the ttpp.rdrion roemla•rni are
olaomed an independents. only two be-
ing ol,.•ted on the straight Conserva-
tive cirk.'t
The United States la still technic -
idly a4 war wMh Germany, hut ('on -
groom is trying hard to put through .
setaolut ion which %ill t'tnl 17171.1 state
affatrn. A trwlty of peace with
•ermarry will he the nett $rep, as the
Cutteri States lois not ratifier) the
slw.ty a Vermin.... Our 1wiglihora
are ex leisurely about getting out of
1M war .l. the► .cern snout getting
Soho it. - _
ararial writer My. • -
'Ife 1'yotaisest pr.w'4's$ at present I.
elm 4 • sood aaany branif$tee.
1 ublir School Board.
The regu'.r m lnthly meeting of the
public school hoard was held on .vlonda).
clime one 6. •
Mrs. M: Hattie submitted her res:g-
nation as the board's representative on
!the public lihrary board o••vtng to her
removal from town, and Miss I. E.
1 Sh ninon was ap;loi•re1 in her stead.
I 1)r. \lcKenzie-truth, Provincial med-
ical inspector under the Department of
1 Educat►on, who addressed the board, told
. of the work she -has been doing in the
schools here, and urged that it be followed
hup by the alipotntment of a trained nurse
for till schools of Goderich and the
neighbor mg rural sections ,Mils Campbell.
a trained nurse. who is associated with
Dr. Smith in het work. also spoke on the
same subject.
Miss McKee was granted permission to
give demonstrations of the Columbia
grafon-la inthe puts 'c schtsots - •
The engagement..•( teacher for the next
school year was left over to a special
meeting to be held some time this month
at the call of the chairman.
Inspector Tom submitted his report of
the public schools. which on the wh,Je•
was quite favorable. He called attention
,was
some needed improvements in the
buildings and to the need of new mops at
It is difficult to sat Ory do far the
both Schools These matters were referred . roost mischief. enem,r - Kith the worst
Li committee for attention.
1Nnu"nal Cr.p Improyemeat'service.)
"In the Pacific Northwest, wheat
smut spores live over winter in the
soil and the ordinary treatment with
formaldehyde is not effective unless
.here has been a rotation of crops
which causes the smut spores to die,
"As a consequence, dense clouds of
smut spores, which niay be seen for
miles. arise from th. threshers and
spread wheat contas over the en-
tire country," says M:: P. Schleuss-
ner, Perth Amboy Chemical Coin -
pony. •
.- .. smut cloud
"Sometimes when
b properly mlzed with air• a Ptece pt
wire or nail will gtr:kr a spark is
the separator and tete resylt is an
explosion worse than a thirteen -inch
gun. blowing machines'to pieces and
often killing and injuring the. ceche,
'sThei wheat smut tali sfaiounts to
millions of dollars. Ir 1s in most in-
stances entirely preventable by treat--
ment of the seed, bit•' -o serious has
-
tt-become that the Atltertean- Dollar
. ment of Agriculture hos a separate
gtade for smutted wheat.
"It will be well for the Canadian
farmers to prevent smut from ever
I getting entrenched *tole it is coni-
paratively easy."
wteatioaa. or friends : I -tilt best-
!
"
Bulwer.
•
FOR WEAK PEOPLE.I ..
A SPLENDID TONIC
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills Act
on the Blood and Nerves.
? r
Food is as important to the tick
parson as medicine. more so in many
cases. A badly chosendiet may retard
recovery. In health the natural appetite
is the best guide to follow ; in sickness the
appetite is (Atm -tickle and depraved.
Proper food and a good tonic will keep
most -people to Mt! heatth tiro ilitthams'
Pink Pails are a fine tonic medicine,
harmless and certain in their action,
which is to btrtd up the blood and restore
vitality to the rundown system. For
growing. girls wto are thin and pale, for
pale, tired women. and for old people
who fail in strength, Dr. Williams' Pink
Pills are -an ideal tonic. Thousands have
testified to the benefit .derived from the
se
uof this medicine, amang'them is Mrs.
Wm. Gallie. an_sport. N. S . who says:
"Ettore I began the use of Dr. Wi'liams'
Pink Pills I was so weak"and rundown
at I could hardly do my own work. I
n suffered from headaches and'was very
•
p With the John Raiinsea Cirrus in
nervous. I then began the use of D. Goderieh Satur,lay• June 25. These 501
Williams' Pink Pills and I can truthfully twisters to make you forget your
say 1 have found them the best medi:ine worries.
I have ever taken. You may depend
upon it I will advise other sufferers to
take these pills"
You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills
through any dealer in medicine or by
mail at 50 cents a box or six boles fur
22.50 from the Dr. Will,ams Medicine
Co , Brockville. Ont.
Timber Dorn Not Increase in Mature
Forests.
Our Canaan grandfatl•ers, many of
them, held every tree an enemy. and
spent their lives harrying them with fire
and axe. Some of their grandchildren hold
that man an enemy who cuts down any
tree in any place. The attitude is in both
cases illogical. If a tree is worth mote
than anything else that MU grow on it
particular piece of land. then it should be
protected until it is mature : and, on the
other hand. there is no virtue in abstaining
for ten years from cutting down a mature
(crest in the hope that the quantity of
timber will be grea'er a• the end than at
the beginning of that time. It has been
ascertained by foresters that in mature
forests the gain from the growth of the
younger trees is offset by the loss through
the death and decay of the older trees. A
mature forest ought to be cut down and
marketed as soon as conditions are favor-
able. hut if tide land is not suited to grew
agricultural crops:y provision should be
made for bringing on a new crop of trees,
and to protect that crop from fire and
insects. To do this economically is the
work of the forest engineer. that represen•
tative of the new profession to which so
many young Canadians are turning.
Magistrate (to Scotsman charged with
assault) -The most brutal attack i ever
heard of. I've a good mind to send you
to prison Lir six months.
The Prisoner -You canna dae it. 1
told ye. mon, I'm only down in London
(or the week
IL
Do ■01
amAher d. b
& t e a l egg,, Sie.d-
Ingor Trotrna-
,
Ing Piles. No
snrglcat opw-
attoa roping
De_ (base's cestsweas wed- ranges yea .i saes
end
steed lasting •salla► me. a box • .p
dou r% or ad,w.ns0w, 11 ba o On.. umiak
Tererite g.mpl• Ilex (vas tl ywr wain. tag The morning hour has gold in its mouth
gaper sea ensues Its. asap to ;Of 94011a11. - Franklin.
SCHOOL REPORTS.
N. S. Nit. 1. AMIIFiE1.I).
The following Is• a report of pupils
of itt. R. No. 1. Ashnel.l7 for the Month
ls_s.dewns•
Freed 4)i,•ksou 5011. Jr. 1V. -Harr•, -y
Crawford 5571. Howard Quaid :MM),
('a mina a Hayden 4414. Sr. 111.-
Grarie Green 445, Ir;ule•14 Hoy 4:44.
1%'illir itleh.ndwu a s7. }And Mornay
157. ,Jr. 111.-V,•ntou \Vtllls :440.
Visnas-M-orray-i$211, ('lora \\'Mist 84/7.
Melvin t►t'kwrn 225. Sr. 11.- Annie
(;rein 223. It,'rr Crawford 24)1- Jr. IL.
--Hugh Bennett 192. Itnby I11e•ksn
172. Floron..' M. -Kenzie 167, ieonar.l
4'rawtonl 147, Vinton.... Hoy 140. Mar-
eIr't Ashton 11:,. Sr. Primer -Jessie
Hop. Otto (maw, violet A•tht.n, Jbhn
Green. Edna ('rswfort. Henson Mgr.
ray. .tr. 1'rinh•r-Emmet ('rowford•
Jain Ashton. ('liffonl Hoy. Hero eon -
ELLIOTT
Vonore aria Charge Su. Toccoa.
is noted (attriit orale traimnr Webs
positiona to fill no• at 1118.4 to 51", per month -
We filled one tat ly at SOSO per month and
another at 51790 per annum. Open all year.
Ente! at any use.
W.1. ELLIOTT. Principal.
Exceptionai'
Values inSilks
BLACK PAILETTE
36 inches wide. Every yard
stamped "Imperial quality Pailette,"
green woven edge. Silk is good
weight and of excellent lustre and
finish. Wear recommended. This
quality , was recently . sold at $2.75.
On sale special
$1.65
SATIN DUCHESS
W Yard wide, extra heavy for suit,
skirts, dresses. Deepest lustre "Im-
perial Satin," will give endless wear. -
Formerly si-Td- at 1450. At per
yard '
JAPAN TAFFETA
Japan Taffeta or Pussy Willow,
in black or navy, good weight and
36 inches wide. For dresses, skirts -
or waists. Special reduced price...
$125
NATURAL SHANTUNG
33 or 34 inches wide purest Silk,
washes beautifully. Used for a
dozen purposes, dresses, suits, skirts,
blouses, rompers and curtains.
Formerly $1.50, at per yard ....98C
CONTINUED SALE OF
CURTAINS, RUGS and LINOLEUMS
200 pairs Swiss and Nottingham
lace Curtains, all this spring's buy-
ing. Curtains made to sell at $3.00
to $10.00. At per
pair $125 to$3.75
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, WILTON
- RUGS CLE - UCTIONS
W. Acheson & Son
t
MILLIONS IN
PROFITS
aro blind pail to eke ohm. -
holders of Northern Oaten**s
Gold Mines,
Are you getting your shore )
The experience gained in fif-
teen ye.rs of active tion
with these mines will help rota
to participate in these splen-
did profits.
Complete anr.e.eneed... M Ree•+Ne
HOMER L. GIBSON
It CO.
703-4.5 Bank of Hamilton Bldg.
TORONTO
1
New Automobile Paint Shop Opened
I baveopened an Automobile Paint Shop and am prepared
to -handle alt classes of Cars for painting and refinishing
CALL ON US OR, PHONE
Hate you got your Anti -Glare lens as required fur all
automobile. ? I handle the
McKEE LENS
__w•h:cb_:1a4 been approved- by the Government
Let us glow yes ko geed ptiliab ewer ether sakes
JOHN CUTHBERTSON
Decorator West Street opposite Masonic Hall
Phone 354 P. O. Box 509
duct-c'arnlan Hayden. W. ('T'S-
t' IXGHAM. Teacher.
C.M.M. 11. H I' 1,1.F,TT-E, \VAI{ ANOs
'odic following Is the report of 1'.
S. N. No. 11, tlinl4•tt and East Wstem -
no•h. for the month of Mn, : tor. IV.
r{Misit (01 -Marge net ('cora n 6(19:
Vi'usley Itradntn•k r,4:i. Sr. iii (%ms.'
ono)-Florerltr• AN. aliter O4Mi; .john
Denholm :.141. Jr. Ili. (palm (10111-
t;union Jenkins 587; 4;raer (rowan
:ni'r: Kenneth Cowan :ata. Sr. ii.
(pew. 31104-aMatllda Maln' :rill. Jr.
11. foes Rnnl-Belle Hob.'rton 341
Mgry Ilwtlmlm 3841. Primer- M1nnte
apnhl, Daisy Itoberton. iteest op•Ile•rs
--MargeMt (bwan, Florone,' Wolper,
Kenneth Cowan. Mary ik•nholm.
i'n'sent every day -Ms rgaret ('swan,
Wesley Bnldnoe•k, Florpnx•e Wainer.
Gordon Jenkins. Matilda Main., Belle
Botwrton. Number on roll 12. Aver-
age attendant* 11. LiLA M. Hat
ATT, Taarher.
Irnarueting the Sea.
A small buy in the visitors' gallery was
watching the proceedings of the Senate
chamber.
"Father, who 1. ,that gentleman ?" he
asked, pointing to the chaplain.
"That, my son, is the chaplain," replied
the father.
the boy he pray for theSenatnrs ?" asked
•
The father thought a minute and then
said : "No. my son ; when he goes in
he Intake around and sees the Senators
sitting there, and then he prays for the
country. "
$TRATIFORD. ONT..".
The largest and best Commercial
School in 1Veltern Ontario. Aschool
where you get thorough courses under
experienced instructora in Commer-
cial, Shorthanul and Telegraphy de-
partment.. Graduates assisted to
positions. Home study courses can be
arranged. Get our free cotalogue.
U. A. M.I..t('HLAN, Prn.Apc1. /
It
HOW YOU CAN TELA.
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Aspirin -No others)
There is only one Aspirin, that marked
with the "Bayer Crow" -all other tab-
lets are only acid imitations.
Gendne "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
bare been prescribed by hyaleians for
nineteen years and proved safe by mil-
lions for Pain, Hsadaehe, Neuralgia,
('olds, Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis.
Handy tin boxes of It tablet. --also
larger Bayer' park . can be had
at any drug store. Made in Canada
Aspirin is the tirade mark (rree(�iistered
in Canada), of Rayer Manufacture of
Monoseetieacideeter of Salieylicseid.
While it is well known that Asplrta
means Bayer eaeaftaettrr., to assist this
piddle against imifatioaa, the Tabbts of
Bayer Company, I.N.. will b. ataPP04
with their geaefat trade mark, As
"Hader Cross."
The Double Track ' isle
between
MONTREAL
TORONTO
DETROIT
And
CHICAGO
Mitt Iled dining car service.
St ng cars on night train$, and
part cant on principal day train$.
11 information from any Grand
'funk Ticket Agent, or C. E. Horn-
ing. District Pannenger Agent, To-
ronto.
G.H. Lauder. Station Agent, phone 29
F. P. LAWRENCE & SONS
Town Agents Phone 8
LJ
At Our Gift Shop
Vou may select an inexpensive presets
that bas artistic distinction. "Something
different" -the gift that delights bot
giver and recipient is found herr in
Beautiful Pictures. Candlesticks.
Pottery, English China.
Serving Trays
Come in and brine your friends to see
our pretty things.
SMITH'S ART STORE
$tit Street Phone UM
*ben in need of • Taai phone In
Need a New Tire
Come here and get one
that will cut down the cost
of a>Stoing, per mile, con-
siderably. Our Tires, -are
doubly guaranteed, first by
the manufacturers, second
by US.
Standard Tires, plus ser-
vice, continue to serve the
car owner long after the
initial saving on a Cut -Rate
Tire has been forgotten.
1u1eaii:hot, Retreading and all kinds
of Tire and Tube
. 1 Repairing.
H. J. FISHER
"Iluiltoa St. - Goderich
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LifeBuoyOuting,Shoesj
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Now that the weather is wartier you will require Outing Shoes
LIFE -BUOY FOOTWEAR • '
is popular because it is Stylish, Comfortable, Serviceable
and EZonomical, the ideal footwear for old atj young for the
summer days. There is a model for every outing footwear
purpose. Nowhere will you get a wider selection or bettef
values than are being shown in Life-Btioya.
Let us do your Shoe Repairing and have it dose right.
GEO. MacVICA R
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