The Signal, 1922-6-27, Page 2-Thursday. July 27. 1922.
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TIWRSDAY, JULY
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EDITORIAL NOTES
The death of tate Inventor of e
ukelele is announced. W.41. lie ha
never leen lucludtel to our ILO of hu-
man benefactors.
Ttlm Skeyhlll says he reads a hook
.\ 8 day. He would he a handy mat] to
hare around' to tell you what Iwseks
are worth reading. He must get
thruu;gh a lot of stuff that is not worth
rewlwring. � s
The ter. stamp tax tin hank cheques
over $511 eoiri into effect August let.
Up to $.fav the tax is 2 cents as at plies•
ent. and for every. additional $50 or
portion therewof.2 t :s�+ lditional 1*
rtuuired. The maximum_ tib is $2.
Orillhn is preparing for an OldHome
1Veet-Tlezr-mnntlt unci we
as au heroic life-saver, cad now EliaI1y
thirties ties comes to the fore In the issue
capacity. Emily's feat waw not of so
siaetaeular a'. nature as was that of
the heroine of former days, hat It
shows that tie Darling family Is still
to be relied upon. Emily, whose home
is at Mierritton, was tending' a cow
uenir the old Welland canal when a
luau came along and fell lu the water.
iVlth rare pretence of mlyd she untied
the rope from the cow• and threw It
to the struggling mall, who greeted It
ami was hauled out. It may be that
the story of Grace Darling is not as
well known In throe days se 11 used
to I*, but Emily's exploit will be a
remluder to the present generation of
the family tradition.
-rather expecting a epocixl Levitation
from our friend The Parket to vledt
the (seronl) prettiest town in Ontario.
The 11relaeker proposition. to be
voted on August Sth, gives Goderith
citizen* another opportunity to make
Cie wheels of industry go 'round.
There is nothing to lose. and may Ile
much to_ain, by the reopening of the
runner Wheel Inge factory.
Hun. W. 31. Martin, former Premier
of Saskatcllewntt, has resigned his vest
in the Saskatchewan Legislature, aig-
uifying his retirement from public Ufe.
lir. Martin is Will a youd roan. how-
ever. and iiiiirlar iia and from in
:he political arena. Ile, is a former
A professor- of .the t'aireraity of
Toronto declines to retire merely be-
eanse he has reached the age of slaty
flee.. Quite right: a• man Wit 'old .at
sixtyflve. Right here in Goderich we
hay
• y officiallal
nae r-
t
•u
civic e
fin cxam le�-
1
Iy ninety years of age who knows more
than .all the tuw'n council put together,
Only one guesses allowrel.
- -- _We wish entire +metes. to the tflnl-
enr-()wen Round .highway c1teme,
hitt we hope that work on the 'im-
provement" of the I.ctke Shore road In
till., -county will not be commenced
oath the Pvinelal h1a11way 'from
Stratford to Goderich Is in running
order. VG can get along with one
sutnsh is--Ilse-lank (f_the
Li_fitlay tontriutora bnt it wilted be
bra rt-brt'akJIM to motorists 1f both the
=Hill road.. to the +oulh should Is' torn
ups et the: Mame time.
"The Ottawa Journal Inks why 4.000
citizens should pay from one to three
dollars to catch a glimpse of Ihempey.
:is they probably would not do to see
Fate'. Haig, Lloyd George or Iheau
I lige."
Ilrante'd that The Journal's prem lee
is correct. we sues• nothing more strong •
In it than that a thousand aieopL•
«htauld play fifty tents to wee a leise-
ttall. match to every huudrtd (or
fewer) wbo would go to bear it so --
11101i and pint ratty cents In the collec-
tion plate, or that the sporting page
with its small type has more read •rs
than the editorial page with its leaded
type. People like what they can un-
derstand, and more people can com-
prehend a pugilist than a tac'tk•lan
like Hata or Foch. whose mental pro-
cesses are wooly twyond the ken of
the average man. Anyway, the world's
sense of valor" is not to be measured
Ly the number of «porus who would
pny lard cash for a look at the clam -
pion thug of the moment.
The United Farmers are the largest
group lu the new Manitoba Legislature
and will lee only n few sot *hart of
111 act nal Majority of the libel. The
\esults of the elsrth ins held last week
n e : United Fanners. 24: Progressive,
1: - lepletel ent+s,-J44-�.11x•rals, Z:
.erre ten. 0: labor. 0. There are
there d erred Piet -Ions, which are ri-
me -tel. to , 10 the 1'nitt-d Farmers.
The tet.tl stulterehip of the House Is
55. A Farwe Government will doubt -
1..+s Iwe ful•tucl, lid Ju1111' Bracken. B.
S: ,j., prea'dent• the Manitoba Agri-
cultural ('olltege. 1 been offered the
leadership of the• Farmers group.
carrying . with • it tS, I'remlerahip.
Manitoba is the third P vine•* to hare
a FOtnht'r (.overntreut.
f OOLtrlo and Albrti
fent of the Norris Govern
Mat Newer to mean anything
way 1) a change in Provincial ern -
term policy:_. -The defeated ' Rorlafn-
Iuetit was nominally Liberal. but Ltb-
nnis were not unit In its suptpoq),
s r. Norris antfiertme of/ his cols
length+ did not support the Federal
Liberal ;Arty. Probably the "class
conecluusues,' of the farmers was the
most portent factor In the recent con-
test, as there, wig!' ' little eine to sway
the voters onebrar or another. Rhes
lowing the
Tit de-
nt dotes
n 11te
THE SI
ooDssloa, OPT.
tta►a� s .
• •r .a LD aY VCIOt!I...SOOKaC
TEA CUP READING No. 5 of letter In
Interpretation. No. 1 Other int
This eltows by means of the eretawnt
moon ou the side, prosperity nod for-
tune as the result of a journey denoted
by the lines. The number of triangles
In eoujuctiou with the lulus! -H' Iu-
dk•ates the receipt of a legacy teen
sone one whose fame eommeteee with
that letter, and. lelug near the rim,
at 00 great distance of time. The
bird flying towards and uear the han-
dle. accompanied by m trdaagle 'ani a
long eurelope, denotes good lwwr from
au official eeouree. The flag gives
warulug of ovule danger from au ni-
cety.
l'rluclplal Symbols:
Cresu•eut moon.
llit-d flying.
Trieugle•s.
Flag.
initial 'A' In voiJt,•tlin with sign
LT[o
'elope.
two 'Lea'
FI G.l
The Farm Loan System
First of a Series of Articles On This Important Subject
By W.B. Roadhouse
This be the firtt of a short series
of articles explanatory of the new
rural credits syeteni in Ontario,
written by 1Ir. 1V. It. Roadhouse, Dep-
uty Mlnlste-r of Agriculture and mem-
ber of the .lgrieultural Development
Board, which Is admluhrtering the
system. The hoard is at the tlle-
posal of any farmer in Ontario anti
inquiries should he sent to A. G.
Farrow. chairman 8181 chief admin-
istrative otheer.-Ed.
On O•tuler r't last the Agricul-
tnralt Development hoard passed the
first loan under the long term farm
loan legislation . bf the previous seet-
+kon. dines'-flint--lhme brans
femmut]t or about $S00.000 have been
pa +se'eL .
It is plain, therefore. that the leg-
islation is being taken advantage of
by the farmers of the Provinee, and
that It to serving a 11='fol writes*.
Aeconliugly 1 have Ment asked by the
Editor to seat dutvn souse of the
initial experience and impressions of
the application of this legislation to
the farming needs of the Province.
int noting the progress n- shown by
the figure's quoted it is necessary to
n•wemb•r that the haus are limited
to certain specific purposes. Aa
qulrlug ian*1elleetl4w _ of befitting!
straightening lip an estate -these
were the purposes in the orglnal Act
and_ loans- up to 65 per cent. of the
value of the property (could Ile made.
To these pommies' hare now Leen
added the ditr¢¢aarging of encum-
brances where t ilei eneumlrfl do
not exceed 40 per cent. of the :slue.
and the tort of Installing the drain+.
uaswuch as farm properties change
be .sen that the new system of
mslnly In the spring or fall it
as jure got nicely stertl'el and
++1011 is that it will Iwyome
born prereuted in the cases where a
loan has been granted to clean up all
such obligations nod the outuerous
small debts have been eon*olldated ta-
to nue and lased on a (tear -cut burl -
Dem bards.
In Old Ourarlo nnr•lra;ty th
!OMAN for for loans 1. erect bulldinga
lave not lees nuwerut:.. but a num-
ber of such appllcatlot,s have leen
passed. Here le a csse of a hundred
acre farm with buil :tee, put down a*
worth $7,500, fret of deb:. Yet the
11008* is only valued it $200. lienee
the owner sutures a loan of $2,500 to
Build a new house mud spreading the
payments over a peril of years will
enjoy the additional comfort while It
Is being payed for. In other eases
it las leen a new barn or improve-
ment.' to some of the existing build-
ings.
then comes betose the Board as a
whole for action. As the chairman
is the permanent administrative utfi
err, and as the other wemlwre 9Ie
readily available, the hoard meets as
required. Sometimes westing+ are
held two or three thus+ 11 week. often
ou very short nuke. it the Ivan, is
pascal the _papers are imme•tlately
sent on to the solicitor+ to have title
twatn•heel mad mortgage papers made
out. Here any delay there is usually
moire. Sometimes there is a slight
flaw ill the title, oinking it necessary
to get 11e «ignature of someone now
several thousand miles away. It 1s in
-Tauten•-t of the harrower, as well
me of the Board, that the tite be made
siwrlutely Blear. even If it takes a few
week,. to do Ito. As emu as ale sol-
icitors certify that mortgage papers
bare been completed cheques are I.+-
vueel, exrept where Iona« are made
for bnikling puritotes, when Cheques
are suute'tlme's i-.-11ee11: from time to
time as the work progrectsee. It will
be see'u that this procedure parallels
onllntry business practice very clos-
ely null illustrate the determination
of the hoard to operate on. strict bun
hese principles only.
Important_ a of Imieetlea
- in this work 11 ,t ill Ile obvious that
inspection and t.:lnntion is a most im-
portant pare, -TI..• hoard Ix expected
1111 de -sires 10 -erre the whole Pvoo=
Vitace. l'overtag such it large territory
with such a1ft. t ty of conditions. is
a big Rif. tali?RLe Board must Deere-
eerily
ever•erily fence reliance on the inform
atlott whites comes 10 it from 114 In-
spseetors. Detailed informal Iola is
asked in regard to the property. Its
location, distance from markets
trhoole, roads, soil, buildings. drat"-
mylm`ir lige, stock. eta•., ete. In addition a
Metter kt�sown :and more ezh•nslvely port on, the applicant. About t
uw'ol ns dile months and years gra Icy.
years ago wssu faced with an Inc
pefi it I 1 Yak ha' Features II Ing his rent. lie decided to bu•
w•11
ha nt
1on et+
some
Small Holdings
Not ver; wavy lomua have been
granted od small holdings. Under
the Act r•epnywents on any loan plac-
ed ou less than fifty acre+ must lee•
made in five annual luwetalments. The
object of this ppovlsluu was to limit
the nutuber of leans ou small acreages, Port Elgin
as It is recognised that laud values Ripley
in such eases fluctuate more rap:dly Seaforth
arab a margin of security of 35 per Stratford
cent. may Iw easily wlpwed out. At Teeewater
will deal with the system In operation.
its part In the development ot North-
eru Ontario, and the working of the
eystew of *loan -term loans.
AiIsa Craig
Aylmer
Rayfield
Blyth
itrussels
('Bewley
Drumbo
Exeter
�n
Fordwlch
Goderieh
I llderton .. September 29
Kincardine ... Sept. 21 and 22
Klrkton Sept. 25 and 26
Listowel Sept. 21 and 22
London Sept. 9-16
Lucknow Sept. 24 and 29
Milverton Sept. SO4 and 99
Mitchell Sept. 19 and 20
dept. 20 and 21
Oct. 3 and 4
Sept. 26 and 27
Oct. 5 and 6
Sept. 26 and 27
.Sept. 21 and 22
Sept. 19-'.2
Oct. 3 and 4
Sept. 26 and 27
Sept. 25 and 26
Sept. 25 and 26
FALL FAIRS
Sept. 21 and 22
Sept. 6, 7 and 8
Sept. 26 and 27
Sept. 28 and 29
,,,Sept. 14 and 15
Sept. 2'1 and 29
Sept. 26 and 2T
Oet. 6 and 1
September 19
October T
September
Mount Forest
Palmerston
Parkhill
the same time, there l.+ much to le N'iarton ,
said in favor of the man who 1s skill-' Wlughati
NI In raising luteusire ,.raps, and Is ' Zurich
able to produce as much off ten acres
e o c scum arise's n a o a T' ,re ore brew features---ef--- f de a entail payment _cull_ int
affair*. tit* pwrlitk 11 ahnnsphere' tMitl plan wsich have Igen commented ou a substantial mortgage: The
be clearer 81,41 sharper. favorably_ by a leHIIts. Tehsr ate: year he w.a, able to meet
-- 1. Money Is av table. ments. the n••zt year was last y.•.
FROM OUR ('ONTEMPORARIES 2. (tate of bite t. whk•h was se dienstrons to so many
3. Atuurtizatlan a farmer«gaud be'tound himself rased
with formicnee. Had h* had a -tart
Free Publicity
(Sim ow nett rner4
if 011e Ad these guys who 1 a our
mail, wail*-'tre•at petekaxe'a-
p tihIk'113' Konldd eon* and si
ww* paper (tacke't
?Parts soma -t all
impart to ]ala palls to their monetary
advantage.
Passing Sentence
(Bowe 11 -ntld and Times)
* If there is one spot hotter than an-
other in the Big future punishment
1r1nnL we think it edit be reserved for
those ingrates who take a newspaper
tar several years and when approach-
ed fur payment. try to evade coming
*cross by simply marking le '•refused"
and sending It back with all the air
of Injured dignity. Every papeer- has
it* questa of this Ilk, and old Sntaw
can't shovel coat fast enough to give
these rogues their due's.
reps: mt ike.
There has Is-,-tt n',generil impre•-.
«ion that there was alwnv+ plenty- of
money availahlc In rum! Ontario to
Aaaatw. *11 term tuartg.uos offeresL
Tina is not as trw now in. uv section
1- not t
-uta fkatrw _ One iN the r'tIip ones ry whirl* brims
ttracted large sums of mon • s' from nre autheriz.•,t under Thr ArfT for
sal Outarto azul moreover d refute ttrtlghteniva up estates. and this has
ed an understanding of bonds and been toned as -advantage in n tronsid-
their. adratrtages for investirteit entitle number of cosecs. A farm Ie
which did not previously exist. (' left to the oddest sun with lirectitmt
sequentty nonny airp:k•ants for loal to tiny en innhie mother oval xis -
have stated that there was now lit= tyre, or so *Much to hit several sisters
tie or no '-uadce'y sync$ HA0 In their 'ansi bruthete, Perhaps the instal-
s o
are so heavy s t
to be , id
instal -
community ler farm wortgagr.l. mrur i n
Then the r:��e of interest of six I col:+t11 11e a hnttsk•u when paid mut of
pier Pent. is regsirdeel ns • remsnutlde nuuunl revenue. l'erhnps misunder-
for a long term' . loan. It . it., of standings :nett family quarrels arise
cour.+e, two or three per cent. less aftermath 1a uatorhnna;e for
than prevailing tg rate+ in New Ontario, all eonce'rn and the after1. Such eonditioms have
and thesa- Li reason.fei-l4Iti�-
in OiQ Ontario It las it stabilizing
hnfiluenee. N
Hut the fttature which appears to
appeal to many is the Nona of re-
payment. When the repayment
1s divided into annual instalments of
principal and Ipterest and spread over
a period of twenty :ears It gives a
sti'nee of permanence and enables a
man to make his plans aecordfa*-y. A
payment of 111.17 per thousand dollars
borrowed. will discharge the entire
loan in 214 years, and phi« is not much
more than the interest payments
which would be asked In some eRsnt
otherwise. Most borrowers are !making
forward to haring the tnttre loan dis-
charged long before the maximum pe--
lolod. hilt when they are told they can
pay as much as they like on dile date
after the thirst year they are sat-
isfied.$1.45
As te Red Tape
N i« perhaps expecting n good deal
to export a skeptical public to be-
ta_that any �LerDPnent_er acrd x_.25 dozen Men's Working
Government Organisation operates
without red tape. Certainly It Is the
aim of the Board to do cm. To com-
ply with the Act and to vee that the
inter ohs of the Province are pro-
perly .nfcguardeti, there are some
conditions which moat teceemarily be
rigidly insisted upon. Within theme
limes, howcwer, the Board has en- 35c
deavored to make the operation of
the phis as sistpie- tti pwsslhi0 from
the standpolst of the borrower. Ap-
plle*tinns are made direct to the
Board and are not passed upon by
any lo(11 cnmetttee. If the nppll-
(atlnn appears to bhp elhelrman of
this Bosrd Eat d within the m*aning
1,1 the Art then an losp«eet(e,n anti 1711-
uatlon M ordered. The inn ter
The Brilleh House of Commons has
mewed. el. by a rote of 247 to 171. a reso-
lution
ea -lution to favor of the removal of the
embargo against live cattle from Can-
ada. This embargo has been in effect
shoe 1892. Before that time Canadian
cattle exporters did a large business
1n the shipping of live cattle to Brit -
l•*Id Country market. Under the em-
rgo Canadian cattle moat ile *laugh-
ed on arrival at a British port.
Malty efforts have been made on be-
half of Canadian stockmen for the re -
moral ofsthe embargo. but until the
.present tis‘ without success. With
the United States niacin" higher tariff
reatrtctiona on the importation of
cattle into that country, Catmdlan
stock -raisers will welcome the removal
of the ohatade which has hampered
their hsalneam with the Brttlah market.
We seed t0 reed of Grace Darling
Rude Rural Rhymes
$p 23o6 Adams
The N'aterr'a Fine
This hurl though bald. Is fair y
slim, his years aro not yet hutting
him. but youth recedes from day o
den and Mahood seenea seem far
savoy.tlrendy dimmer through the
hoz. shine memories of the good old
dales, and other kids both plump and
(lino po'e1'ss the creek he need to
swim. Iiy their free mnsonary the boys
*'P11 at their hhooks, forta.te its joys.
Tiro fingers relent (or is it three ?
mean "After school come swim with
me." in fraud* haste their shires they
shuck, their britches form their legs
,Ln.
tea1t11 imbibing 1 0 boyhood joys be-
yond deperibing! Cotte, comrades of
the good old times, and all the boys
who read these rhymes; shuck off the
age from off yoit roll and Join one at
cares that vex the soul, let middle
the swimming holewhy should we
pause because were bigger. "I.ant one
in's a read -head nigger," Forgt your
years e*P11 though you've got 'em
-Set Toe I sae bring+ lip iw4tnm."
"Gosh, old Fatty you toes neer." "Po
deep, Skinny, loolmhcre."
1'
A delightful and delirious dessert-
Rlackstone's Ice cream to hulk or
fancy pricks. Try our new fruit brfrk.
it's a peach. Telephone 240 for
prompt Berries.
8
as others would off vie hundred.
Some way etnum'usurate with ade-
quate security should be found to ex-
tend atwlstuncw in worthy cases, but Grand Bend
it can only be dune by amending the Crediton
Act, which 1e a matter for another Zurich
wessiou. Ill the meautiwe. a few are Clinton
'gran. ago In asgntring Isis own farm
1'e was satisfied hitt experience would
.Bay4..1exec different.
Estates and Buildings
e at aU'
CENSUS TIGUU$
Some Interesting and Reeest Flgtees
Aa To Population of Dominion
Canada's total population. aw of
June 1, is 8.784,4$3. say« an Ottawa
dispatch. This 1r the final figure la-
aued of the sixth (*newt. and, like the
Iowa of the Medea and the Persians,
1t cannot be changed. that 1s, officially,
or until 1931 rolls round. The total
represents a gain of 1.581,840 over the
total population recorded by the census
Branch of the Dominion Bureau of
Ptatlstles to 1911. The peree'rltaie of
Increase 1s 21.95, and. curiously enough,
the labor of months. involving a house
to louse canvas* of the whole ohm -
tion, together with mounted pollee jour-
neys through the Yukon and the North-
west Terrltoriew, is Roally recorded In
four rows of figures aenwus one very
small piece of paper.
Claim.' by agriculturists that farm-
ing 1s the'busie Industry In Canada are
sustained by the coleus figures, whleh
show 4,439.505 of the total population
molding In rural districts, as compared
with 4.44R.97R living in urban eentres.
Ontario 1e leading the way among the
Province... both a+ to total population
anti to the number living In the Coun-
t ry.
Ontario'« total population Is 2.111.4,-
602, of whom 1.220.292 live In rural
distrlet$. Quebec is wruni, with a
total t,f 2,361.1911. of wham 1,038.128
reside in the country.
SCHOOL
FAIRS •
securing loses to repay lu the five' Bluevale
year* a* required. Ashfield
Repayments • at. Helens
'Sept. 7 Rummer Tour Fares
Sept. *4 The Canadian Pacific are ofsett/g
Sept. 11 redueedSummer Tour Fares thv year
Sept. 1Y commencing June tat to practiealb
all points. Goderlch to Banff, t7p/�F
gory or Edmonton. $99.20; and to Van.
rouser, Victoria. Seattle, or Tsa
acos.
Wash., 1111.95. These tickets are good
for travel on Canada's famous trails.
/'asthe "Trans -Canada Limited," and a
good for stopover at any point a
route. going or returning. for any
length of time within the final return
limit, October 31st_
Sept. 13
Sept. 14
Sept. 15
Sept. 1R
Sept. 19
Sept. 2t)
Sept. 21
Sept. 22
Sept. 2 t
Sept. 25 and 2(1
Sept. 27 For tickets, reserratlona and full Is-
Sept.
a.Sept. 24 formation as to routes, etc, apply se
sept. 29 Canadian Pacific Ticket Office. corner
I w•t. 2
met. 3
Oct. 4
Belf rave -.-..«.
Repayments are pn.lwbly the final Gerrie
test of the stiress of. any loaning Ethel
retinue. No repayments are due un- Wroxeter
der this scheme until next fall, and (iollrurne
hence uo evidence on this point is Porter's 11111
available. Every precaution has been Wlugbam
Olken, flowerer, to assort• repayment. Walton
and every Iworrower is given to under- McKillop
stand that a loan Is a business pro, . Blyth
position nod must he treated 011 a Varna
strictly 1u8111e%. ba+is. Dashwood
Editor's Note .-Suhwsp ie•nt articles Winchelsea
Clearing in Men's
Fine and Working
traw Rats.
Special lot of smart Sailor,
White shade with black
ribbon band. Clearing at
Harvester Straw Hats,
bleached a n d creased
shapes. Clearing at
M. ROBINS
ttpecie prices in house furnishings
at 'talker.- Furniture inure.
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■ "Viyella" Flannels, 31 and 32 inches wide. for skirts or suits. Two 1
■ qualities, medium and heavy weight, in this beautiful Flannel. It 1
IN washes perfectly and is unshrinkable. We are fortunate in having 11
■ secured a large stock. The demand for " Viyella " Flannels from Eng- --1
■ land has never before been so great. Cream, [O and 1 ` II
III mauve. rose pink. At per yard II
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III• Handkerchiefs Silks il
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if 80 dozen women's fit st Irish Cambric
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs. Plain, with
• narrow border of white. Colors, mauve,
pink, blue, gree. Regular 20c r
1 each. At 3 for LSC.
• 30 dozen ntett's finest pure linen, hem-
stitched Handkerchiefs. Regular
1 45c and 50c. July sat ....6 for e1
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Rugs -Clearing
Wilton Rugs, !1 x 12 feet, good patterns,
r neat, conventional. Rose, browns, etc.
.50
3 only 39 ou sale. $1:0.011 each$
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2 1-4x 3 yards. Regular 140.00
r each. For -,$29.00
watt -satin
>r Yard wide, heavy weight. Regu-Q
lar $2.60. July sale ep1.90
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White raw wash Silk extra heavy,
double warp. "Hirashiki." Pure and
beautiful for suits, skirts, coats ::3
inches wide. Regula- $2.'e(). tl A5
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Black Satin Pailette
Our high grade quality that sells regular
at 42 00 special. Bc:etitifully dyad and
g nod weight. Saie per .and $1.59
Linens
Pure all -Linen Satin Damask fine Table
Cloths, size 2 x 2 yards. Regu-
lar $6.75. 6 designs. At each s$4.85
Extra heavy double Damask Satin Linen
Cloths. 2 x 2 yards. Regular 2
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19.50. At each $V Lel
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Ili Pow+'�r�
It is estimated that a reduction of 1%
friction (and this is easily poisible with
the right grade of imperial Polarine
Motor Oils) will increase the available
power of your motor 11%.
Get the most out of your car at the
least ernes. Consul, dui Imperial
Chart of Recommendations, the - guide
to proper lubrication.
IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED
Manufoetureve era Marketors of Imperial
♦oMr(na Moror Oils and Marketers in
Canada of Gargegfa 11.44J846
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