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The Goderich Star, 1918-05-24, Page 2..... ----- 11 4, . - I , - , -- " -, 7- VrTV 1RqpW4w�.7.--" . . I i I I s I -1 - I , - 7.- .- 11 I i"I"M � !F==-. 7 .1 I I � I 1, � . � I �, I - . I I I ---- �111 - I 11=7=11 - , 2 1 . I --a- i , i I NW*W016" 1- ... 11i. -I. -1 � - -1-1 I - � I -, I -1-11- I .1 . "I '', . ", 11 1� .. , - NEW ,P I � TE 'GARAGE -,up 'TO a DA �J-, - � �! --+ � �, � � li I , , . I .11 . . nww Oninn, fop ;i ? -NVW , pu Business. I I � We bave the , . ; I - 1.� Ant � . tonewolet Agency . � Six new Cars just unloaded. I .1 I 4f . � Our pow Bowser Onsollne outfit gives only I . Pure Gasoline. - - .. --Fm--Alr - from. our -new � . r .... ... - -- I - I A*cowplete line of Tires and accessories. I ---------- - - , , - - . . . I .F We are full* equipped t I W � -for all mpalp wopk � IE 1, I * I �,�� - . Autos fop Hipe � I . : , . I . � I .. L, . . . �. To .M a DAVIS- - - � I ; �. Oouth Stmwt GODERICH, l, , , 1. 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A, BREAKOOWN om� I . - , Go4erIch .141Y90 4CIR Make GodZriCh hot_ terthanyou dream ortiyon, , go the ,NERVOUS W -, , WWWW I For ai d Friend � - 61 Report s, uo�ot Last Week Weduesday4 -0 Trade lanquet lviiin, a long putt,,% 's1gro"y about it, 1P ng pull and a puit anoggther. . -11 �� -- - .1 I 11 - � I - Vol I it I . .1 a, lip Aycrted by Freding the Starved Aft'! ' 11 rIM ' 31r. D. Al. Wrighk vire president of Nerves W.11b Mebil 1W.4 Blood 0 � . Mo DOW TWO WN PROVED THK When )Tu get men together (face to fAce) then the Stratford Board of Trade, was the mext. In the Classic . Nourish your nerves -that Is the Ge t i ms WQ1ATJ1 OF 000W$, JiMNET PILL9 diVerences disappeAr, was spealit,r. (;ity any ,, . oul., %V,xy you can overeolue life's ,, . I � � the dictum of One of the speakers at advance vvas due to ine Board of Trade worst affsery, nervous exIlau.stlon. . I a I ateliewan, i9eitt Henry Burkhart, of Sask I .the "Oreater QoderJeh" dinner at the Tile platform adopte-i in Vioderich was The fItb of depression and irritation, -- , Voild's Kidney Pill* to Doko�4 and Redford Hotel on Wed. night, May, 15. the most Progressive he had ever read the prostrating he"aches, �he weak- -, ' � _ His F'rkx* IQ ftihm IRS In '111eir, and lbe-,oWrR of qptiy and co -opera- iind hahad never- attended- -a more--ep- . I ,RQti& And- 11reffillall.111-- 61! the Ae64 ill,' - Longfellow AmuIdURe�-a-w9rtbjW-p1eW I ... 1-1- - unsteady Ian the imperfect � Fox Valley. SasIL.M4y Mh.- (Spee,- UQU In ermlna�lon to put Gode- ' -rich thusigatio Board ot - ,t. . rade banque land HIS an di, I ,gestlon that, mark the victim of rV U of pa*r and write a poem on it worth lal.)-"l tell every one that stivers on thedrL"p which was so evident I What we would do must be acV041- . weakness, Must end In nervous 111r1eak- 365.0m, I I from kidney trouble to tiLke Dodd,* at that gathering, �vas fiself a proof plished under two"headings, co-oper2- down It rie . glebted. . Kidney JP11b." Theo are the words of the statement. The gathering was held the Inaugural tion and education. In Stratford they had Ngurlsh'4your nerves by Ahe natural That's geuiu�. I I of Mr. Henry B-orkhart, of this place. "I as of a campalgii for In the GQderich never representatives of the farm- Ing P t 119 your veins with rich, ! red, health ifig There art some men who M, write took, DoWls -10doey'PlIts. for eight members new community In their Board of -gel blood. Your nerves a � .1 ��,. months" Mr. -Burkhart continued, "and Board OX Trade, following the cairn- Tirade. There was the feeling by the farmer :ii6es are crying out for ure blood and the few words on a piece of paper' and ;nake � mission of Dr. Wilria Pink Pills Is now I feel as well as ever I did In my � of fducatlitri Which the Town tIm"Pulent many that the town s' it v�o-rth a million dollars. I", to make new Tlood. I life. I also sent one box to a friend who lives In Dako knew 1 peopler have been putting on in Goderich, and was a most en- man was getting the better of lit in- The manufacturer felt that he rich This ex- I plains why these pills have proved Th�t's Capirtal. ' r suffered from his #,6aud who Oys. "My friend thuslitstio out�, Representati*s from - Stratford,. Hamlitou, Guelph Lou- was ttttng hard hit In tile I;Igh Price Of 11 succesisfui in so marly case$ of �)' 'Quo I' "I dlisease that did not yield to OVrdlKl%naryl The United States can take an ounco I, wrote me to 6 Im some more of ,, in "it's Kidney pills, 4, r and on Bpards of Trade very ea- raw materials and tne professional man feWhe tre0dient. For example, Mr. Wilfrid! and A,quarter Of � . gold and make it Donald,.West I worth � as the doctors could do nothing to help- him, He gave cauragring account*,of -what was'lielag was the victim of, both. You can dispense with all that feeling Plamboro; Ont., says :- "Before I began the use of Dr. Wil-jtwens�dollam I � 000's Kidney Pills were the best accomplished fit their citles,'and Ihe when you get the men face to face. liams' Pink Pills I was in a serious ' Tilat'smoney. , i li =101ne lit had ever taken. iguggeslVoft of co-operatioR among the The oo-operatIve sPint would be the condition. I was not only badly runi I .., down, but �, '41 would not be without Drod4rs Boards of Trade of Western Ontario basis of all our ollecess my nerves seemed to be r c ornplete shattered. I slept badly at A mechanic can take material worth $5 �� Kidney Pills." In the sparsely -settled parts of the In solving after the War prqblems was frequerltly thrown out, #,howing the What was going to happen after the war ? It the -Boards of Trade met to- ,� - - "I when I got up In the morn- and make it into watchsprings wort �� Ing was as tired as when I went t $1,000. West, w ere doctors are few, Dodd's -isdoor of Goderich in gitting organ- 'to gether and made plabs for aftei the - I . bed. I seemed to pe on ttl4p verge .7 That's 11 ... V ly. Rl!�s have'l9pg, held an hon- J ...... thii Vaiiiif�--iii-eWifiie-b'6'111-fi-lyOgIUOIfTO--tifkd-ltg-DrOgetrly&ft:-)�f�giydyr-iiyl�jF-tliCiv-ar, 4Wd I ized along the right lines in order war they could set R§��4� . _AL__1ot.qL de- .. a nervous breakddwn. At ft4, �tage . . skill. . - ''I'll - 1-111-11 1-111"Ir Ir'' -1-1r-1 . - -1�1*gaffjh-6 - ....--if W1111iiiiis P ce chesk The conditions which are co,m- 10 such co-operation. I if in en were set to ,Work at The IS,—- ;! use o ,r. pl- nX, Pillis. I� the course of a rew weeks A fisheninan can set his net and lift them � co 1p,011 to newty,settled Mirle untries - kidney -troillilWon-e-of the The invocation was given by Rev. GallOn -filli- after -which the--ifr`e6diJA- good pa y y 0 radi91 . WgU111 hs Jrrady. ia JIM A: P F -Jjjg:e-8-6umber in felt much relief, and continuing the the next d and find - thm full qi[igick.s. I � the pills � .1-1 11 - Ely . - -- � ---- - .. 1. use- vt -they Completely re4 and makes most _ r ,prevalent Ills, arld the qottlers early read the Platform of Activities pre- of men. Street - ork towns would take in d U slim. stored my health. I can now sleep . soundly, eat well. and am e oyingi That's fisherman's luck. discovered the splendid results to be ,Pdred for the local Bq ard of Trade. , very short period arter the war ve I complete freedom from the oil ner-1 i V obtained from Dodd's Kidney Pills. 'In his Opening remarks Mr. Parsons would see a greater period of pros- � v9us troubles." There's a man in Paris who can We a Ask your neighbor about them, ' exp are is satisfilation at seeing a perlt� than ever before. Stratford I You can get Dr. Williams' Pink Pills fiftY-cent of canvas, jiu her of' agriculturists from the ad- 'Joining tow I would be heartily glad of an y pro- piece paint a picture through any dealer In medicine,.or by, * b I on i(and make it worth $10,000. I . trade are taxed,�but for that so ships present, and at half�- In tatives from greas we would make. . or six es for M50 from The Dr Williams' Medicine That's art. mdttei are the 'tools of everybody's trade. represe other cities on which we depended and which de- Frank Macklin. brotfier of Dr. Mack - lin, of town. was also present fro . . Co., Brockville, unt. home with a new light on tfteir duty the State. As fact, �pended on us there to addrdss the Stratford, and spoke bri�fly. He sarl -- � A Merchant can take an article costing Ident I to a matter of no Government can undertalia. to say 'the .gathering. H44 read a letter .from the �Ikitch,ner Board of Trade expressin when Air. Wright said he had tie been here, and to Whom we were in- 'eventy-five cents and 11 it 160 se r one debted for the dollar. that this or that class of com- .9 at a rhor� enthusiastic Boarilver _ f gathering that night, . munity'AvIll be Immune from the flesh blood ir,egcell at their inability, to send a man t, Is banquet, but assuring the Trade- banquet 'lie had -said something f9 be had For years he had been bombarding That's busuilm. d _ Go erich -and Sacrifice whigh this horrible. demands. For - Zoderich Board r been at many banquo&. 'We residents vvith lette.rs and at last had war example, Quebec . I thought --thtr No 'Government would of co-operation in an- Y -possible way.- .0 - wanted unity Of organization of 'the London Board of Trade, facetiously got the ball.koioving, H , e call- A man can buy a- suit -for $40 or $15. � , ed for three che�rs for Billy COutts, ever lay consoripting hands on her, Well, the' Government did. and after His �Yorshfp Mayor Wigle, oil be- half the Boards of Trade of Western On_ but prefers paying $20 or $25 for it. and they were given *ith a Vim That's foolishness. � one wild spasin of anger, Quebec has settled down to her duty and is 1'oln7 . , aboutjt willingly ana even cheer ull . of the citizens or the town, ex- tended ;i welcome to sne visitors and . - 'congraiulated, the committee an bring' . .taxio. �, Mr. John Bridge, vice president of the London B9ard of Trade, facetiously Mr. Lyons rose again to suggest'that IP Gue h and Goderich, which werc ) linked together fil -what he had des- There are people who wetell that YOU am . Similar Y. the farmers have been think- Ing such a fine gathering together. and referred to himself as the boy they crobed as a marriage tie, should cele- other clothing stores are selling as cheap Ing that the Government would keep the lady who selected the slogan for had sent to take the place of the pres,_ brate the honeymoon. that the two as ROBINS. ' Is to win -the -war by whatever means conscripting hands o-ff thern--and the the town. which was adjudged by the dent who could not come. In -London Boards of Trade should visit each It THE FARMS CASE. we can.. Our allegiance Is to the de, Government has done its best -but committee to be the best submitted they had not over 300 members of That's nerve. - mocracy that we have Painfully won cOuel cirounistanogs ran away with the and won the $5 prize offered by Mr. Board-,okTrade and he- the other's town duri96 the summer and ..- I "I A ItIpple or Two Left Behind By the In a thousand years, and if we would Government's -inthntions and -now , supposed 5W see vvhat was being done " Take a rught off and see for yourself. Pilgrimage to OUSAVAN not lose It we must. not stand on the Is up to the farmer to make his Isacrit Fell the photographer. This slogan, or 600 In Hamilton. In London they The invitation was cordially accept- i- "Huron's Golden Gate," was displayed found they must hale tile co- ed by President Parsons on b half of That's common sense. ll letter of promises made when the I 111pe at leasf as willingly as Quebec operation e . Ottawa, N 23. conditions were different, Production I Makes hers. It Is a safe gueSs that acrossJhp end of the dining room, and of the Agricultural classes and Profes- the Board and he then called for three m, ROBINS, Clothier and Gents'Fur- The farmers' pilgrimage to ttawa v.as the word a few months ago- not 'a single soul in this democratic will b used on countless pieces of sional ,classes, and must give a pro- cheers and a tiger for the success Of nisher, south side of Square, next to the leaves a ripple or two behind. For man -power Is tile need today. The country is inherently in favor of con- literature advertising the town which gressive, wide awake city, with at- the movement ln Goderich, and these Inst4ince, there Is the reflection that oni true consistency Is with the pre- British Exchange Hotel. . sorlption, but needs must when the will be . distributed In the coming teation to the educational and aes- were given rousingh,. t4a Is the first Government in fifty s=. devil drives. It goes without saying years. thetic sides. There must be civic im. Rev. R. C. McDerm . Id pronounced the That's me. YeM that has had the courage to lt� is reasonable to suppose that that conscription InN,otves many hard- Air. R. G. Megaw, superintendent of, Prevenient as well as -industrial .pro- benediction and the National Anthem 1. handle the farmer II)m an ordinary many of the visiting farmers went ships -only sons taken, sole, supports the Western Canada F10.ur Mills Co- gress. . . was sung . I . � � Jiuman being. subject lo the same ,the ,middleman, that tie has done very ed In battlb, but these ha If in need of anything in the war. and that k" ,,Iy lot of city peopr:oWh,9.11 was the first speaker. He said In London they had a movement on We 'Must not omit to mention the I .1 burdens and obligations as the people well Indeed out of are the d I . he had 'Who live in cities. Because agricul- tie ought to "come across" more gen- have given their loved ones to the been a resident of Goderigh at three to get the Boards of Trade of Western excellence of the menu provided for mens and boys' wearing ap- I ture is a basic industry of this coun- crously. True he pays taxes via the cause and no one believes that the different perlods of his life and for Ontario together In London, to form the dinner nor the splendid music ,, try and also because the politicians tariff, to the Dominion Treasury, but farmer wfll lag behind other Christians the past seventeen years had been one a Greater Ontario Association of rendered during the bantluct by the parel don't overlook this. ad. wanted the. agricultural vote, the so does everybody else. His township in love of the country that has made of our citizens, and had noted the dif- Boards of Trade, and the speaker ask- t,'oderich o:�chpstra. tamer has escaped lightly for many tAxes are llqbt, he Is not the victim of him happy and rosperous. He will ferent, steps in the Vrogress of the ed Goderich to help',arrange dates and . Our stock consists of men's ,egrs Itag days, his contributions to the Pa- see his duty and ge will do It Without " 4 tightly or %yrongly there has triotic and Red Cross funds do not grumbling. town. He had assisted to advance the plans. There yvere thousands of acres THE BESF M I and boys' clothing, boots and. grown up in the of ty the Impression make a edeeg,hole in his pockets, andl The farmers did not, as some con- Interests of the town and was a mem- of untitled land '*i,n NVester,n Ontario EDICINE that the farmer, Is as much respon- altof,eth r IF%ts off with a very tend, meet with a rebuff at Ottawa. ber of the committee which got the and he thought a move should be I FOR LITTLE ONES shoes, Underwear, smocks and r . ethic for We hilh cost of living as sma share Of the white man's"burden What they met was a plain, hon6st present movement started. They had made to get the Gover-ament to settle � . This pencil that write with and thelas compared with the city Man who statement by Premier Borden of- our at first met with pessimism and such returning soldiers on thii;- land insteau There Is no iiiedicine for little ones overalls, shirts, hats, ties-- I paper -that I write on -the tools of iny is led white for war alms of one kind war needs and the drastic measures statements as "it can't be done ;" "you of sending all to Northern to ,1qual Baby's Own Tablets. The . I . trade -an taxed but as long as Vchn I ilo another, besides paying 'heavy necessary to keep the old flag Ontario. tablet. are a rhild but thorough laxa- everything that'men or boys re- sell my product I do not complain be: r, fly- -are throwing away your money;" etc.; Here they wopld find a ready market tive , leasant to take ; do not grilie., quire for a Complete outfit. All valty taxes and two income taxes, Ing at the front. Canada cannot afford but all that was changed now and he and havp the advantages of being near p and never fail to relieve the little one muse a lead pencil costs me five cents one to the municipality, and one to the to yield in patriotism to the United bespoke for the canvassers for mem- centres of civilization. Air. Bridge of constipation, indigestion, colic or co when It might cost me three. It's'Government at Ottawa. States,, which country does not b markets that make people happ and The fartner COMPIRIAS that he.bas -lieve that its democracy Is th,reateded beiship a good reception when they guoted figures showing that in Cana,da ail her uj n our g the farmer has more markets M bet -1 I . Y.of the ol, i ,ir-ailrnentO Con- I oo& are well tailored'and not a taxable incoine Dut the farm- by extending selective conscription to started out next morning. we had a very Icw production Jn cerninq them Mrs. Jos. Alonzerolle, of the latest design. ter ones right now than tie ever had'er's arithmetic falls to take account farmers' sons. Union -Govern ngkt wa J W. Lyon, president of the Guelph sheep, cattle and, swine, and no doubt Fel River Ridge, N. B., writes :-"I before. of Many things that run away with strongly opposed to inter6r withs Board of Trade, said Guelph and Gode- In other lines and much more could believe Baby's Own Tablets are the I Many of tile farmers who spent twolincomes In tile city f for in- the farmer at all and, it was only the finest medicine Alteration free. - ,- days visiting Ottawa at a time when which Is rich vvere partners. In fact the re- be done by Intensive farming. for little ones I have ; "' re;;roodd' b him explicit revelations or the military ever used. From my own experience I I 8 own authorities that finally swung Cabinet wou d recommend every mother to , they would have. been more profitably ,:ntche4 bounty of nature to hT lationship might be vompared to the Goderich he predicted woVild put I We both lose money if you employed on their farms, went home family but as dollars and cents to bpipion the other way. marriage tie and the Guelph and Gode- this thing over and was,bound to be- keep a. box on hand." The Ta'bl to don't deal at . � Wiser and more cheerful men when I the consumer in the city. It Is on A great deal has been said About rich Railway was the marriage ring. come a big progressive city. We must 4re sold by medicine dealers oil ly I they had listened t� Sir Robert Hord the cards that some day the vexed the Government's refusal to allow the Guelph had always been ready to,as- forget the all -for -me stuff and we Mal I at 25 cents a box from The I)r . I of the farmer's assessable farmers to pursue their grievance on sist Goderich whenever we went to would win more than we thought Nve Wit iallis' , Medicine Go., Brockvill , ' on. army is nA,er beaten �, . theIr peaceful occupations and send I InvestInent and the surplus he had King was accorded the privilege Of their Agr tural 'Cdlle'ge and winter. Mr. Russell T. Kelley. P�resldent of white it is -in be ig, hiladelphia . them to the battlefields of foul * M. - ROBINS than any other statesman In this coun- income will be settled by the simple the floor of the House. The case of Ottawa - for harbor' Improvement. were losing, and make Goderich 'the Ont. -- I " try desires to take mien away fromlartifice of taxing him on his capital Samuel Gompers is cited. The Labor Guelph used our salt and we used biggest and best prort on Lake Hur A British en's words. The remler, no more question I Europe, socked away In the b&nR.' Of course addressing the House vbt his case is fair, and Goderich probably owed to the Hamilton Board 0:- Trade, said he Ledger. .. where as It happens, tf e great struggle I this sounds like heresy bbeause the not on all fours with that of the farm- it -P Is In progress which �s to make not i farmer has been so, long accustomed ers. King Samuel came with a mes- Guelph the extension of the C. P. R. was born ten miles away from the . — . OPEN- EVENINGS - , , only Europe but the whole world safe to see everything cominj in and noth- sage of good will and inspiration -a to the lake. Guelph had agitated for boundary of Huron and Bruce. In his Send a Dominion Express Money I for democracy. What sweetness, one Ing ,joing out that.he Is table to make pull -all -together speeoh-he aired no it for $0 years and finally undertook opinion food was going to be one of Order. They "are payable iay ask, would there be In the toil a lio ter when confronted by real taxes. grievances save those against the Him.' to get -the free right of way which every - in I the great factors in winning the war. where. �=, XMMMISM 5 men habituated to free Institutions, So far as - tax]W the farmer is concern- What the -farmers wanted was to hold brought alibut the I if they had to e tune ed w , building of the The lines could sway back and forth — . I r ii-Itke, grand opera In Scot- 'a lyost,mortem,otru trlevAnceAhat was road. .. In a radius of ten or nrteen Mile —� fo Hun plays foose-step to th I � s for '77-�— - - - - I � . - There Is no , land '?Julls?l In our Infafio.y.11 I I . buried some hours efore. It all the Mr -Lyon congratulated podeilch on a'long time. - * faith -no broken promise. i Another grievs,atio. of. the -,farmer Is objectors"to conscription were given a the �xcellent Program we had Outlined,, In Hamilton theY- had a farmers' , = I crisis tightens from da to (b I'the duty on a$rlgultural iml 1W llliplilillmillillillilifilillillliiillllll:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilifilluill�ililillllIs --Ift-Ift-e 1"a -6 u r - on -e. A &1ements. hearing on the floor of the House the but one thing was lackisg, that was section of the Board of Trade with 92 g * I =v blable Pledire The argument is. at the too of his King's business would, be months' be- a . � :"i- I . . I our patriotic duty. It should be the members and meetings for Jarniers. = : I . I al -1 I I - I I — — first duty of Boards of Trade to win He had known Goderich for ears - = . � a " I I � . . I I / — �- I I — I the war. a place of summer resort. His grand- = I I = Ten or eleven years ago Guelph was father was one of the first settlers In = . .� . = 1 4 4h A -- . e Oldrurns And - the Boa of VVIngnam. He himself went to selhooL� --- - . -= I Trade met 'the members and deold- In Clinton and plilyety lacrosse In all =— I �= � ; ed to p e fac� the towns in this district and ther6r = = -- = ! tory sites. The land was bought for was no finer farming country than in 1= "I W, = . $60,000. A large number of factory sites Huron. We must have good roads. M . were given away free. Some of the If Goderich went after the highway = -M &,%�,, I =— � = land was sold for $70,000 and two-thikds from Goderich ,to Buffalo through = . . . I — .1 * = -of the land remained, .Lnd the poputa- Hamilton, Hamilton would do its part. a . = = tiotk had been Increased by 8,000. The The stocks of the manufacturing = I . I Ism I . = BOL�� of Trade had been at the bottom countries, which weec at war, would -- - . -- -"Iquol- = of every step of progres In Guelph,as- be much depleted after = . the war. - —M = stated in the location of the Agricul- There would be readjustment for a M I tural college, the winter fair and fac- few months after the war was over -- = I tories, etc., last winter bought 50 car- and after that a real busy time for = a loads of coal to relieve the fuel sh6rt- Canada. = Attention ! = I = age and undertook the raising of mon- Our debt was piling up and could M . = - ey for patriotic, Y. At; G., A. ;fled Cross 'Only he met by our prdductloij of = 11 11 .1 I I and such purposes. The Board of Trade farm and factory. We could help keep M . . Was a great outstanding featu e, and down the adverse balance- of trade . y -- On and after January Ist, 1918, the Ontario I . Ilke an umbrella ,took In eve� buying our own goods, _ I = Statutes requi - that' all cars be equipped with 0 1 1 ythIng , n a,b re — else. Canada. = = Rev. Dr. Rutledge, arter a humorous In Hamilton Mr. Kelley said they = = I = drive at Guelph. spoke on the respon- were getting options on 1200 acres 4 M I = I sibility of citizenship. We owed It to or 5 miles from the city with the in- a Leiises - = Goderich to talk It up and give it our tention of dividing this up into lots = a 'I enthusiastic -- — 0 1 of 15 acres and askinr the Government = U IA. I- t�i- VP . q— peop e V ng L e rays L I!gDt Delow 42 inches. = . seemed to think that they Ivere sent to put 80 returned soldiers there with a ", . = I I #h -1 two or three expert — - # U P--- I .. . � - wo d Im tala thin down'but eac = � .. we must go on or go under, as Lloyd- them. It was appalling to think there ME = N . George said. We must get In or get out. was so much good land available In =— � I A Ford Ca,i Takft di We Must - lift - tile town.. up.. Everyone old Ontario. 'Mr. Kelley concluded -- a , � e , PlacL,6 could do something.' The Board of by Wishing the Gu(terich Board of Auto Owners = 11 I - .. � , . Trade In Goderich was to be the 400 of Trade God Speed. a M . � � I - � 1. -1 r4r" .Goderich. Some People in Toronto Mr. M. 0 Cameron, former president = — M . Aft&% Al�% � -0 WOuld give their fifilhol"tal soul to get or the Goderfelk Board of Trade, told � WHY GO OUT OF TOWN FOR THESE? W I ,i: -.-- Into the 400 6f Torouto, but you could of the difficulties in the past of hol& = I � of- -a ThIco-ov I h i n- &, - ** J , get into the 460 of Goderfell for $25, Ing the Board together and appealed N k , �i. *:, . * to all to seize this opportunity to put SE = . 111-91F 11 We have them at right prices; also all other Access- = � � % � 11 The next thing to dr, was to keep on . = . V-. Ilfting. He had known many a move- Goderfell on the map. The diffIculty = . ., — ones needed. a . I I HIEN you own a Ford you can do away with many articles � - ment fall because the people stopped In the past was that things hatt not = . — � .1 -1 ' ,0 too soon. Everybody should buy in been carried on in a business w$y. a = _, .1 . . I tb,at am a soWee of continuout expense to the man who still N Before the closing of the program = . - i ( I . - I Buy Auto Tires now I I d0ves a home. '. For instance . not only your driving-hom 4 Ai p Sheriff Reynolds rose to say that Go = am I -�Z.*I I . de- = = , . d � no' a .,;, hind thstead of weeks ahead as It Is rich 'owed a debt of grat - . . ) S, 0 11anket.4, whips, currycornbs. ,;-,, & In this short sharp win -the -war sea- youhg man Who was to ,, aKnWe but the 6i' I harnem, - itude to a — = 41 I . = J. -,�* b - -- . rmerly a recil- = Tires have advanced. We have a considerable stock = . .,- �%- -, bros tw-shoes, pit@i-f�rks, feed -bins, etc. �11 slon. The idea Is to win the war first 1. I . '1;11?� I I I and thresh out the grievances after- I .. �� = on hand to be sold at old prices. = �. .Y I a I 'V ,�. In t1leir pli%eti you have a speedy, dependable, dignified, momy - " 4� "t .4 wards. a Ford Csr--:6ftiplet� in itself. It is vaztly suVeKor to the nwmw MM� The farmers can hardly have failed HAD T8,00 TO BED ES 'y I I , 1-i., , to notice that It Union Governme = = �1 ,,, nt = ?e ;�*InVed buggy that ttilivels so slowly. And when a Ford isstand&, PP chastened with Its left hand. It b sed . ICIDN"S 50 SAD am , (f �' idle it doa not eat threo meals a day, and it requires no "to - X with Its right. In the near future we = .", � after.111 . � okini. are to have Government-owned tall- COULD NOT STAND STRAIGHT.* a ' I I . . ' I a *V 9. operated for 9eyvice, for reason Uy now.. V I 1-1 � , Nalye div dends to the investors, and'not Women should not despatir even it = I 11;� AVord. , savo you time trouble, cLnd monoy. It is the utility .45 for the swollen fortunes of rallwily *y are troubled, with seven pains in . - "= AZ V it * . I = eu for thbi Ousy fariner and his family. � magnates. Some day or other the ' the aide or back and not able to attend = i I C, P. R. msty bb absorbed by the people, to their hwaftPA duties. I - I I . I . I � I .1 . . but meanwhile Its ptesened 48 a com- TbA Wdnep el cours 1=6 I N � , . . -% 7im to b �-, . i mo potlitor with the Government rallwitys bino thititit aut 61 ton, Nit they am b6 , - * ould have a -good effect In cheekin � , . . ,:-",a ,�4.ci��-"�,',.�o,,'�.,'�;-.,�,�,.-', : .. . I � - ,�, . � , - - 1, ... 9 M�Ptly and ently.manheathy 1 -1 ese-business management a ly be- � � ,L'.J . . � �J'.. ... � 11 . 11 I I -0 4 � , .. I I ro, . are PuMo 7 Uft bi =14 V Madw ff' S GARAGE -4 1-1111, .LL e� . cause the railways pro- , IL'.1 pdrty. Ultimately the fame Mrs. IL * W JAL" Cer. Hamilton nd St. Andrews Streets I., ,,� I r should =,r&&;;, &*. . "I'. , I I " i in - duty to reeom- i � 'I :: � . " "f � i: I ent G%Vh� wirltm-lq feet , in I n- I " o"hip of rail in reduced freight 00W Datulol piw to at"" �, �. . � I rates, (kill , 44 , , .It, 11 , C, -W I t, 4, 's ,,-I I W9 k VCV � J,.5 , , , , the iner in the reduced loving weak kidhqs� as they bave bem . I �, .. , I V" cost of I ving. =6 belp to me. A Moith ago my i, . , .W" � ,,-� f 11 1. I & . Mr. Arthur Hawkeq tells the farmers . I 11 ... � I ", � , .'w-'�;f1ji - I TWE C" were jw bad that I W severe ,� ." - ' that our fine Canadian constitution. has - , , , WK. i .e, .. i I �,�, �v .- W\,M I I been undermined. Mr. Hawkes Wor- is my sides am ba&, wd it was I I- I B I , &E M � O,P,%-� 1-�,�.V = N tor we to suwd4tra .11 , , - I � ; � 4�;,� Runabout - , Its ries a great deal 61,bir our constitutt - *hL I ,�� 1 " , , 4N 1 1 In thgat"Ot to W I had to go to W, and- ", .� " 4 1 �11 ,4 s , Touring - - -sits up al nights With It, moans n W" trAt Wo for n W I �, . Ilia St f eek . I ia�i' A � OW �e"P. idid 8hoUla other signs e . W6 fieut J0JV . -11 , �. I . , V igo", , . 770 CIO , 4,11C."e" ,But r%aity out consti- ame Doonli Kidney PHK ad I have 1.04 I , . � I � �, I Sedan - - - OX ' n Is In no Wit (Tanar. The re- token Jvg abw4t otle box, and now I am I � I A . I ': ?�'11 py .1 a�,� 1 11 �' formers have I en gne wine out of 6ble to .11 - ;i - � --'- 1. , �- � ch'itsals - - 35 up and do My o*:h work. I " - I , . t�,11 � , Out tonle, and the Fot,d Controller has &M O&Q,q ",WW for ths go6d giey , . " " , , ��, 11 5., 1� , ��, � One-tohTmck etitt out up, beer, but We Ate having _ , I I �� I fiffiff A ,f� 11 �� , � , 4 L ! 1. , ... 1. A � 4 � a pretty good dose of blood slid fron "I" done me. . . I . L, " ", , , I � .. - � .111'.. - I ,V . " I to Make uP for It. After the w&r our T* ensure getting Dftn's Mao PI& � I - '. � - I I r 0. P. P01w, ()NZ COUSIltullon will be stronger tilall 0 iV. whaft "U ank for theft see Gat thoy q*- . I - - I I 1 �� I , 1�1 110� I ,&4LAP ", L . � I I ,� k" \ What an apVl�tltt) We tW11 have Vtor put up inatiablonCE'l;JtWithootraits '1111111111111111 �". I , k � 011W11011VO 919100h We WI)l be OkUk 0 a "Mapli at" on th# labol. i I, ", I . � ., C , _ ,M"a . , 1) , f $19 1111,68rly AS 3 tat Main after em at- Nee 80e. W b6t it All dkildl 011111 � , I . I - - , � 11-; . I I . C � 4, �;WA, er, � � ,oderich taek of cyphol bovor, � imiled dircti; ob rompt, of vA66 by We � . I . P .044, , Lwan . I - -- . I I � 11 I , V I I 11, f.��'bAbSDY. 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