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TH TRBDAT, JAN, 26 . '1911,
[OE STORE
Having
arvices ~d
►ork
secured the
a first-class: ,
,n,, we are new
ireared to ,give ° 'prom
P
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1. ' .atte:cal'i�fu attention
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to
all its
tizens
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-PL-AY FAIR ' ;
In a letter which will .be , found in
another , column, A Lover of,' Clean
Sport" takes up a timely -suibject rthat
�of�fair�pla mitt �hgckey�,trigt�e,�e�,'��t,.
Iseenis difficult to keep hockey and .la-
'crosse a&; clean and as fair:` games, as
spectators'.like to• see,' with, the result:
that they donot, .enjor--the" measure of
popularity that `.they. ;otherwise would.
The • constantly, recurring- _roughness,
perhaps, .belongs -as -much- to the -nature-.
of•the. game,. as- to. .the nature of the
players. The only remedy, if hockey .
`"games'. firelo ;be tithing alae Min- a
miserable'se'rimmage; as :to : nierc els y
weed out from: a :team,. members, who
have not sufficient Bence of : decency to.
play the , game without striking their
o onents. When this is not' done,.‘ .
Pp n ,. a
team' should get no public support:
i:never 'tfre of 48104/others when
;tireF' ask;for good job printing-, ,
We
Can:tiokle the most exacting-typho
graphic appetite. People whohave
partaken. of our excellent esrvke
come badlrfota•seoond-serving:-'Our
prices \are the Meatreaaonabli too.
syr.depetid on us giving your orders the most prom't
sits �tlon. Let ink submit ;our 'ammyl ,.
BUILD UP A D
w
It is said, in connection,. with the re-
eiprocity negotiations' between Canada
and, the United' States,- that.-. the ' Cana-.
-dian_millersfear..free:»vyheek- •that -is;
the free 'eatport. of' ,wheat...from 'this
country.tithe linitedrStates .,_They
?`ear fira', that they will then have. `. to
pay the farmers more for' their wheat;
• and ,second, ` that+ -•.the -United States-.
millers, being .enabledto procure_ wheat
in greater -quantities and; at lowera-priee-
than, at present,, -may become active
competitors in :the •Canadian • • flour
market. Said Mr. Meighan president
of the Lake of the Woods . Milling.; go::
"We 'don't• want reciprocitythe'
United •Statas, and the best thing 'our
Ministers- can do, is to come borne front
Washington&
" What the big Canadian, millers ;g'+'id-
en'tlywant'is to Have 'tire farmer's wheat'
'shut iirthis' country `'so that"•they-' the
millers- can buy it at a low price; and'
• to . have -foreign,"Hour. shut -out sa hat.
they' can force consumers to pay a' high
price. , •
•th'' wa
That is
ey,. according to . pro-
-tectiobist philosophy, :to {"build.._up the
industries of 'the country:'' .,It is the
way to , build up the millers (to make
milliiiiaires" of thein.rbut it just. as
truly is the. way'te pull down the farm
ers and all :those . Who' eat : br"ead=and
--these; make;;, a goodly number in. this'
"country:• '
The right trade policy to adopt is the
one that will build up•7Oanada; .not' -one"
portion -of :it- it the expense -Oil/hey-rest.,
'BRING NESBITT BACJI
CANADA* MINT
The Monetary Times, which has is,
.sued ail, excellent statistical review and
440441 cW. 'eatl k!Wi her, retninds pita:'
it dery ',that less thane ' three
Canadian
Mint at Ottawa,
Y the anal an 1!d ; , taxa
han .coined..anda received for issue; 44,316
gold, 18,703;086 silver;• and ; ,320,4' 2''
bronze pieces of .money. These had' a
totat'.va ue of 02,760,332, The 'geld
coinage has heretofore•. been intim: • form.
ofsovereignsa the gain receiving gold
from any;applicant, and turning it 'into.
sovereigns on a commission basis. With.
the;. establishment of .a. Canadian. -gold;.
.coinage, and ,the devolopeinent. of Can,-'
adian gold fields, the future for this
branch of the big establishment is very
bright...•
Many .Canadians may be unaware
that an Aft .providing, for a gold.coinage•
was passed by,1'arliapient during 19110,
The Dominion's .five dollar gold• piece;
will have 'King Georges>:head oni ontl.
side and the- arms of Canada ' on the,
other. 'It will-be.egtiivalent in intrinsic
value `,to the American five=dollar, piece.
It may be`news to most people that the
_Br_iti_sh coinsi_„thou h. finer than the
American,; weigh less, and hives, fract
Tonally smaller , value. •:"While- Canada
will have; its own gold: ,coinage,'. Amer?-,
can' pieces will still -be legal tender here;.
and the British sovereign will. be legal
tender at "a ',valuation of $4:86 2-3.
£anada's five -dollar' piece • will contain
nirie.hundred parts of fine gold and one
hundred of. alloy. ' .
While silver coins are relatively
-purer (925 partsof fine 's silver :td., 75-.6f '
-alloy), .. the. l4tint..makes:_ a substantial'
profit on silver coins, and practically
none on gold. There is• by .;no means
quarter's'' worth of silver in _a quarter,
itis the market • now. stands ' Nor will
the big '`eartwheets" -Bich :Canada is to
coin at British Columbia's request con-
tain, a dollar's . worth, of .the precious
metal. The margin is such that cost' of
-uttfta , , - fnantifn tune -410e
reach' the facevalue of 'the coin, For
9
this`` -'reason` a counterfeiter can: nowa
-days make -e, silvet coin .which-canzhard-
ly be detected fronrthe._geriuine-•article;
and yet make it at a profit'
Despite 'an unnecessarily "large _•.
portation':of. British -coined" silver and
,lbronzeiust rior. to the e'stablis'hment
of the Canadian ' Mint, the Dominion
coined Told, silver, and bronze •- pieces:
Valued at nearly three mullion., dollars'
'from the first Of 1.908 to the -end .,of.
October, 1910: , With her 'own- Mint,
and,her own gold • silver;;. and copper;
Canada will, be in an . unrivalled posi
:ticn as.a.coiner' of money. The time
may yet come ,when, : instead of < receiv-
ing her coins from the English Hunt, as'.
she.: did up to', a few•' years ago, the,
Dominion will. do much of the coining
for 'the Empire. And if a nickel coin: is
ever thought ;; •advisable—and •. it has'
many, advocates=_Canada has the great-
est nickel-=su Pp y. l 1 y in -the --world-upon
We have in stock•aad at r asonable'rices the.. following:
g:
fide M'a le Lea£ Racer Cross 'Cut Saw.: The Lane Cross'
Cut
Si" The .Qom Coin Cross t utSaw. (all; .guaranteed.
• Saw aria' Axe 'Handles.
Thugs , jafuar ► ,fib
_nbleaehed--Onexeelle
Always,:
nilorIn
Our best .*Advertisementis the Flow •itself.
0
pop 'and
ave1.4(17k
are more in demand than .ever before.'
Their quality; sell 'them everywhere. •
Try ' a , sack and let us:' . prove . it.
We' want y aur, wheat -and; all'- of
ELEAVEN'BROS. LUCKNOW
5.1
1
Ner ons .a
Proshation
For
`*nT ', hree Years
• "Dr. 1Vf ilex' Restorative Merv.
aperiod
red me of of
Inc
gored
nervous prostratiOn of over t
years uration,. and ,the A�
• 1?aia Pdills are .as necessary.;
us as . the roof �i our ho
They :have been household rem-'
edies;.with' its' for many years, •
• 1NM. J,
tltLOeri'nUeGHStRA
, N.
Ca
Philadelphia, Penna:
lViuch sickness tsddue to Harv-
ous• troubles. F eedaicI e, dims
ziness, epilepsy and •insanity arc k,
nervgtiS: troubles : `y'hen there •
is ,:a: large class 'Of disordelrs
Which arise from. a weakness .of
the ,nerves of an organ orspart'
as weak lungs, heart, . stoinach,
kidney, ' bladder., eyes, etc., r ter
Dyspepsndigestion are
. usually the result of nervou.
disorders.ia ' • '�
,Reatp rativ&Nervino s''
soothes the. irritated nerves, and-:
assists the nerve cells to gener s
ate . nerve force.' • `"`R'
Price $ .oe it your druggist. He should `
supply you. if he does not, vont' price. ,
to us, we forward prepst51
DR..MiL6a"Mu m:AL CO., Toronto,
-which to>draw. '
We have stocked`lteavy in order ,'to• .meet
the demands -of .the,riiany wire have acted in
accordance with our .last.week's ad:
We are re. • ared to supply 3our needs in
Go
r Fruits Etc
ccres' . ' . .. _
..cereals.' Best American ,Coal Oil. Hi h-
g•
est pr ccs aid: •f iT 1•
i • kinds :of Produce:
And arson Block'
Phone
'Ontario justiceshould go t,othe ends,
of earth,-if"nncressary, to -b ring.
. Dr. )eattie Nesbitt to 'trial. -especially
-is this necessary in view of the politic,
al prominence of the man for whom,
the police are looking It should not
'rest in the mouth•of anyone to suggest
�"- `that justice iept`wkiie friend ofthe
Governmenent made good his escape.'
London -Free Press _
Right you are.
Saw Sets, Saw •Jointers and files ,of the best quality. Y.
No DANGER
9 •.
Stock
Feeders' Supplies
1o lbs. Salts for 25 cents' 10 114. Sulphur for 25 cents.
Dr:. Scott's Stock Food 5o cis. pkg..
e
Petr
.3' lbs Salt 25 cents.
Raw Oil always in stock'
d. wood cook stoves .2 second hand coal
2 second hand cook ..
ranges, in first class condition at reasonable prices.
'Siitherlaiict�rdie &.
Lucknow` Ontario, -. .
' • - Sherwin Wiliatn.Itainb§:
h'OIf
AGENTSi tint'd .:
•
. l?arsid Roofing
National cement
As Canada is rapidly grow'‘g''into
a great and prosperous nat` n under
the protection .. system;th,e ' Laurier
Government would de w ll to keep,up'
the tariff wall :and.guard the growing
youngster from the assaults of'foreign
foes. -The Bruce 'Tinier. .
No danger of Laurier throwing down
the •walljast tow. Years ego the "Young-
s*. on the form of the•protected indust
ries) got big enough to take the Govern-
ment ' (Liberal or. Conservative) by. the
throat' and make it- do its bidding. the
first thing for the farmers to do fs to pull
off the'"youngster."
MODE BOGY TALK
Germany's pressure upon Holland
to''fortify Flushing recalls Napoleon's
famous saying that "Holland and Bel
gium are a pistol levelled at the heart
of. England,"r•-Toronto -Daily News.
What of'it, ii the pistol can't he used?'
rril'i tl , y" EC 3' ILuil r► a Mr 1 ii
'want to hurt Tritain, perhaps
CENTRAL
/ir
STRATFORD, ONT:..
free
d - Write -
1Vrite us at once for ,o
' • catalogue and: leach what , is
beingdone .inthe.' ieadiiig::busi,
ness college . in Canada ' Our
"graduates secure good positions, :•`'
and meet • with success. Busi-
ness men say, they are the best.
• , Co K tctAi,
:_SzIoirxANn:.-::.and _ xutacRan',IiY...,::.
Wegive-individual; instruction
and' you may enter at any tinge.
D. A. McLAGHLAhi " -
Principal. '
This is :the timeto: buy Stock, Fcod. We have '•:
Ro a 1 Purple in oc acus .cis arra is o` nil's��' •
Dr..l-1e=s'.Poultry 'anasea and Stock, Food;
arnafac in 25c, 5pc, and $1.00 lots, . Louse
Killers for f+'wls and stock. Better use ' • them
now' than in. the Spring. Eggs are scarce and'
dear: You can easily get more. than you do,
by`..feeding---the- :hens _,oma stim'ulant --food,
•
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BUSIN ESS and - PROFESSIONAL
ke
LY,e
o,.
Barrister,.v4sHeitor,-Conveyancer
a etC.-
Solicitor tvr, .he.Mclsons Bank
')ftice:=-Jo nt, Block Lucknow, Ont
- At Ripley: every Wednesday..
,
Boys:
and C rls:
• Should learn .thoe subjects.
by which they can'ea'rn a
Mg.,' 'Spotton's'Business Col
leges, are the largest • trainers'
in Canada, and our graduatee.
seeure the. -. beat''.' -positions..
You can study 'a home, :or
partly at home o rid finiih at
the College. ` _ . /
individual instruction
Enter any day .
Write for parriaulars
WINGHAM
'BUSINESS COLLEGE
SPOTTGI ,• —Principal.•
4bo.p e _ Cuttet
Almostallrr
nrs
new:models , lair 'for, this season in the Turlhtpe
cutter,line, oiving•to theolrl'_pa,tterns all _ha.vingheendestroy. .
ed by :fire in Sept.,l900, frr,rn Which cause they were :unable
to fill any cutter orders a year ago.'
eighs
Vie have a good ,qupE,lytr ]?hula, farnoul sleighs s on hand,.
Yon will Hind that. this sleigh will give VOu the hest satissf u :
for all kinds of•orr inary work. Thi TheSe lrsighwarrs`espe ially
noted for staying on,the roils .wren heavily loaded. w '
}jt►F
other sleighs will 'crit off:: •
See. t1 e'' lied lxifr,,rc , br yinK•
Y -
P A. ga►lcofinson ;
BARRISTER,, soLIQI.o; .CoNVEYAIicER,SP
Rte. Kincardine and I,ucknpw. ,' At
Lucknow office every Saturd:' .,: During
balfinle, of • week all work:done in eon- -
�vlti'uYo'4 rug, tam€em
elo;ns !uv"ill be attendeitto-by Mr . J. E.
Agnew. under. ;`my„ supervision
direction, .
1NSiild&E`:
Agency for the `dif%rent lines'
of Iusurance. First-class.'comp L
..anies guaranteed. The 'only res -
'dent
es `dent agent of' the London Mutual
-HJ. Lindsay - Lucknow •
I A, MAcK13N SIF, : sells, Farm, ' Fire .'.
Accident and Fidelity 'Insurance. The
leading :Canadian companies, including
The London Mutual Also Real
Ustate of every description , bought,
sold or exchanged. Money 'loaned• on.
real estate at lowest' -rates. --J. 4. MAD -
1
. ' ' NEW TON & "C•
DEN.TIST,.,•
Oiflce:•-Asia• Block, Lucknow. GIS •
Ali modern methods used; `great
material .' furnished. Crown and bridge,
work.. Painless extracting by the use of •
thehtest, simplest and safest remedy, " `.
SoM>Nol:oRM,.':Newe'st' .thing iu•artifcial
-teeth. =Aluminium- plates non -breakable:
JOHN 'SUTHERLAND
INSURANCE
FIRE-81—MARINE-
GUELPH' ONT
Geo.'=ASidd'all
Reid Estate and Money Lder
LU.CKNOW ONT.
• Money to .loan ' on . 'first . and
mortgages on: farm property, and oil
single and joint notes. Sale notes also
=shed. Fire insurance in allits branch
OkNicn-HouRs:-' 10 a.m, to -4 p;m..--
•
SOCIrTIES
I.UCKNOW T.oD'on,
Independent_:_'Order •
of Poreaters meets_,?''?
the Oddfellowa', Hall
on the last Tuesday.
of,each month at: 7.30
o'clock, Visitingbre-
three are . corially
invited to attend..
WJ�Itvigrt,,sL`.R HJ,)t,INDSAv,it:,5ecr..-.
T.. R.'LAWRENe*,'Rec. Sec,
OLD ;i IGHT',
A. F. A, M. G. ,R C.
meets every Thursday
night' on or. before the.,
full moon,in the Masonic.
Hall, Havelock- Street,
Lucknow,.
ARCIirn'AT,DI3ARBOUR '' A. B. MAclriOx
W.M...
SecY
. LUCKNOW Canon
No. 112: ;"meets "ev-.
cry lrrkiay evening
at s' o'clock in their hall,. Campbell St.-
'All brethren cordially invited.
Noble Grand.—A. MCCAitRorr:
,Vice Grand --W. H. JOE1N$roN.
Pin. Secry.•-b, PA-t*Rsorf..
Rec.,,Sec'.y.•--A. H. Bove
Treasurer- ,A. Ross. " .
C. 0; p'. COURT SHERWOOD No. 5b,
•
ruck'now, . meets every first Monday of,
each month iii oddfgllowe' Hall; :Vibiting
brethren' are cordially invited.
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