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. ; : Zece ights :ross_ th i e verlooking Lake Victoria i ied new hats and eighteen pairs of HADDIES FRESH COD a Ieee gor ee These Events Which Tak . a popularized our (a i Rae sCnmtaiaetin RATH $1.00 a year | gloves had been sold. ° "These fig- FILLETS HALIBUT corvice have resntet a ae Place Saturday. ye DES aer ae ee Ws ures are startling," hesaid. "A KIPPERS SALMON pictures of famous bits of scenery What promises to be a prominent A quie ies enor Health C FAM ER F '- Bi. bias i in- Bee oer ~haracter fee ast day of the Strat- wha j 1924 market producing, such returns in which change the character of their | feature of the last day O 4 : a wa / : 7 Stratford, September 19, dicates clearly how badly undersold SALT COD HERRING appea. oce to an sent s makes | ford Exhibition is the Motor Cycle Comfortable and home-like rooms B U TTER | F : Wi : the men of America are on personal : ; ' them almost unrecognizable. Insome | paces on Saturday. First-class Service : ih eh a Ut Sreeraiee* Tk clkaily ie gD z We have shipments of Sea Fish direct from the Coast gases a projecting point over & Wal fg) 4s is 2G. io mote thrill- Moderate Charge | ae iy Bigger and Better Than Ever : ley, or the edge of a mountain, has ) aud people from all parts of the city We Exhibition is a boost for Stratford." | Over to employ men who would de- ; it, we looked down and marvelled at a ie ( LL K EF i L. | would be a good one to = ne ae vote all their time to the country's Yard grea pt Nelson e ° the prodigality of ee Se ae = C each . ii eae, + es es " i : ] a relatively small valley wi | en Fe till next year, for undoubtedly it is problems as it would pay a city to dae Automobile, Fire, Life, Health ° many woneerten features. This re- ; Piatt (6) to THE TIRE MAN | eh 4 - one~of the things that not I employ men who would give all of | S==== y i ! i S ive that we flew "ie ae 3 it ay . ~ ee 4 ther ivic affai 7 | and Accident Insurance Bion was 50. ss a Customer PUPEUDOED EERE DULUTH EET #4 ' helps business directly, but is a | ¢ el time to ¥ ica aie f back and forth several times and at : TUDE RT ERTL a i splendid advertisement forthe city. A mancan be a wonderful suc- last left it with reluctance." : P i cess asa politician and a wouderful STRATFORD Fos 'Gh PTCHELL Looking down on the Oe o00 $50,000 JEWELRY RELEASE ; i , : 5 ~ ; : 2s lley from a height 0 , a | Dress Well and Succeed failure as a business man, or a } Phone 1497J Room 2, Gordon Bik. oo ee svintote "could feel waves . 'Dress well and succeed," is the | St#tesman. - 2 of heat from the valley. For total i i } " : 2 ; . d i : y s s they are tied to the in- = oes me lantic to the Pacific, are containe i ; even a city the size of London. | °° earn ad in the National Geographic Magazine, : i} The interest people have shown and | 'Tests of their country. But can HIGH-GRADE SHOE SHINE PARLOR and they are truly wonderful in their SATURDAY 10 A.M. i THE MIRROR THE MIRROR FLETCHER JOHNSTON, EDITOR The Stratford Exhibition, if you please ! The Stratferd Agricultural So- ciety have so developed this anaual event that it has almost out-grown the old-time name of Fall Fair. Each succeeding year it has eclip- sed the former and 1924 has cer- tainly not been any exception in this regard. The weather was ideal and the 1924 exhibit was truly a great success im every particular, and much credit is given the man- agement. The entry list was lar- ger than in former years and many of the entries were from outside places. Better accommodation and big- ger prize money have made the ex- hibit to compare favorably with the large attendance 'at the Exhibi- tion this year is the result of hard work by the directors, but who give the greater part of the credit to President, Wm. Anderson, and Secretary-Treasurer, Jas. Stewart. The slogan "A boost for the advertising slogan adopted by the National Retailers and Furnishers, convening in New York. This slogan may appear_on first thought as being somewhat superficial, yet such a one as Shakespeare thought it worth while, for in a similar phrase he included the same idea in the expression: "That the ap- parel oft doth proclaim the man." A man's apparel, or a woman's, is not a thing apart from themselves. Indeed dress is the compliment of the mind, and while we all know of men who paid little or no attention to dress who have been successful, dress well, but want to, it is indi- cative of the right mental attitude. men in this country only sixty-two negative public attitude. Paint people sell the idea of surface pres- ervation, phonograph manufactur- ers, the pleasurer of the listener, automobile advertisers the pleasure and convenience of the car. It has remained for the clothier simply to picture suits, woolens and prints, instead of appearance and the pleas- ure of being well dressed." The Need ef Statesmen As the spirit of science istthe de- sire for truth, so should the "desire of the politician be for that which will give the greatest good tothe greatest number. E Our country's need today is not for politicians, but for statesmen-- men who are not tied to their party national affairs ever be given their needed consideration as a kind of a hobby any more than a business or a profession can be taken care of iff spare time. Thesesubjects are too big to be treated as a side-line. Would it not pay the state ten times The problems of the hour should be faced with an open mind. We must face the facts as the scientist. Not from any angle, but from every angle. There are basic facts on which a country such as Canada will progress, asthere are on which every successful business is devel- oped. Men who are more deeply interested in the development of Canada than in the strength of their party, isthe great need. _The tar- iff question is one of vital interest not only to the manufacturer, but the workingman. The tariff question would prob- Established 1855 UBELACKER'S FISH AND MEAT MARKET DUAEAUSONAUDNUDUECUOSAUOUEUOSUECCUENEDAAURUDEOCUOOLEOOQUAOUOALELONUADEAOGUONOHOUNEDOEOTOUEEEEUEROONE Phone 87 TOU 4 Great West Life | Assurance Co. ( | M. J. McCAFFREY, Mgr. 161 Front St. Phone 788w --_~ = Ree ene ieee cae terme nee aaetes Deets tees aaa pe Duggan Plumbing and Heating Co. 60 Huron Street Bus. Phone 529 Residence 662w COAL AND WOOD G. W. Heagy ---- 79 Erie Street All kinds of Auto Parts in Stock We pay cash for everything and are in a position to sell at lowest rates. Phone 1796w. B. STATTON Phone 1218w 4 Downie St. HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED Let us clean your Suede Shoes and make them look like new. t & t Dickinson's Photo Studio All modern equipment and high-class work. NOW READY FOR SITTINGS 17 West Gore How To Build Up a Fortune _ Regular, systematic investment is the basis of most large fortunes. By laying aside a comparatively smal! amount of money each week or each month | THE MIRROR e SURPRISES FROM AIR PICTURES, history is being rewritten from. later been used for generations by photo- graphers, thus giving a sort of stand- ard view of a given attraction. Making pictures from the air gives the photographer much wider lati- tude in selecting his base, but, still more important, it belittles the great things of nature, for the camera is above or on a level with the highest peak, and looks down on the valleys from thousands of feet above. The mountain which rises from near you on the ground falls away and loses much of the sense of height when viewed from above. You are on the level of the clouds, and trees and other objects on the ground are mere specks. A river or a waterfall re- sembles a ribbon, and a glacier is a big, flat field of ice below you. A large number of photographs made by Lieut. Macready, who made the first non-stop flight from the At- new presentation of the landscape of the United States. The pictures were made during detailed trips by Mac ready and Stevens. Even the fliers were impressed by the newness and the beauty of the wonders. '"We had long heard of the beauties of Yose- mite; from our lofty position over desolation there is nothing that ap- proaches this basin and its surround- ings. On each side are black, sun- baked mountains that rank probably among the most dismal, and in sum- mer time the hottest, piaces on earth."' Now comes the surprise for those who think of the United States as a thickly settled country: "The strong- est impression of the United States Motor Cycle Races To ing sport than motor cycle and bi- cycle races. It is hoped that the lovers of sport will encourage these races by their patronage as this 1s the first sporting venture of the new Motor Cycle and Bicycle Club. PPD All classes of patients received ex- cepting tuburcular and mental Phone 755w or 423 for In- formation '" GET IN LINE obtained from the panorama of this transcontinental non-stop flight was the immensity of the lonely, isolated territory which passed beneath us. Travellers and autoists follow auto roads and railroads, and the popu- lation stays close to them, but the area seen from the air is practically GENUINE ROGERS TEASPOONS ~ Jas. Pequegnat & Son are constant users. ery Phone 410. Stratford Dairy Co. --Purity Are things that have Prompt deliv- Limited 116 Albert St. | Right Prices : TIRES See our stock of Tires before you buy. DOWN & FLEMING The Ruyal Guardians SPECIAL Regular 65c Records ON SALE NOW 3 for $1] All the latest song hits--in- strumental, vocal and band music. Get FIRST CHOICE. LIGHTFOOT'S eee Pee arent . | ta PUBLISHED EBVBRY FRIDAY AT THB | vention in New York, said that the a Gd Son as ta rte | manent Be A Thrilling Event SE AGRPTTAL: -- Sweetness Tt imi BIER. ONE gees mages men's apparel field is vastly under- Photography from the air is revis- PRIVA Freshness TARIO ST., STRATFORD. o w é : es i é . ee Lee : ° sold. Last year for every hundred } ing descriptions of landscape, just as Atciié fokivesl te Centered On Stratford, Ont --_ that was in no wise their reason for | 2Dly be best solved by a conference eK gon 'ig eons a comfortable fortune. For example: $10 a week, without human life. Occasionally Funeral Directors and MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE CO. OK STORE ' having succeeded. No, they made of keen men from every department Hittle Ver Dyed Bc ge fl 6 sai ncea will amount to $20,000 in a ; -an Indian village or mining town un J. M. STEWART, Mgr. BO Wt). : : good in spite of that fact. of life, independent of party poli- mount up into pidiparatively large aies ta this sta eal eee was seen, but mostly stillness and Embalmers picts Downie St. Phone 296w dl He _ The well dressed man or woman | t¢s- a week : '$loaweek $25: } grscee Phone 314 ME: POMine Tel eer | Ronm 5, Bank of Montreal Chbs., Stratford : ,| makes an impression that those who / . : year ma per cent. Sabb eagesbe asses $- 265.23 $ ak es $1,325.28 S on ae ee Te PHONE 413w 1) | are indifferent to their a ated * n 2 years--4 per.cent. Savings swe eee ven 541.17 1,082.33 2,704.10 Quite So. 1 | le must make up for in Either bane in 3 years--4 per cent. Savings....:.;..... 827.26 1,656.61 4,138.62 Fat Man (after squeezing oe he, -< ceases ei H 1 t ot ahs Sia the ae ; Fl f n5 years--4 i cent. Savings... .....5.4 1,432.50 2,875.39 7,183.86 --Confound it! The turnstile is a reile | | ooo 2 | ---- f i 2 : : nae ' / § I 5 3 ward appearance bears the very OWEIS OF -- See Be nt for you pr asi Cemiling)--But you can't | ee a Heat : Phone 312 Phone 312 an be closest relationship to the mind * Ch ri ti re t ~, Ol ateman th BEAU . 5 Aue "relations ! I ica ier: of 300 atin : ) BG) Bresisneeny atvays expat All Occasions e Mra Mortgage Loan Co. ; fee at et Sa Plumbing and Heating ry Scotty s|| p i of one's personality, and even the Call Ph 27 Downie Street. J. A. DAVIDSON, Manager "| i MRS. J. H. DICKSON In new and old residences. piece i & desire to be well dressed is one of <n ee -- -_ eae V4 ial ti it : , -- a : The Goose Step. : 2 The very best materials. 7 asa i me the attributes that is seldom absent Pequegnat's Music Store Mrs. Flatbush--What new step was ! For Appointment Phone 1022J always used. Cleaning, Pressing, Repairing ) ii * the men gs women whosucceed. 97 Downie street Phone 1598 The F| t f J h that you were trying ae igo owe BEACON-HERALD BLDG. ANGUS MacDONALD Ladies' & Gent's Garments ii Y i owever, if youcannot afford to | 4 inti Mr. Flatbush--That's the £0 : : Called For and Delivered ' 4 ie aaa etcner Jonnston Press for Good Job Printing =} © sitit'you tnow 1 STRATFORD, ONT. prone ani omaross | | Goo be : fF Mrs. Flatbush--I never saw & goose | | ci ean 4 | t~ sg : i | do it before, mbit