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A Little Talk. on Shoes
¶ All .this talk about $20 to- $24 -Shoes Shoe's is
pure imagination. But this much we do
know, there is hardly a pair of shoes on our
shelves that we can replace from the man-
ufacturer- at prices we are retailing at.
This is not only the case with us, but with
us, but with nearly every .retail shoe dealer'
in the country, and more particularly those
in the' smaller centres. To ‘give
you a sample case : On Friday,
• Oct.. 10th we opened up a case of
children's shoes from one of the
-largest manufacturers in Canada.
This particular shoe was . a black.,
and brown calf _welt, sizes 5 • to
10 1— .---ire -acre -se11ing esizes
8 to 10 1-2 at $4.00. The manu-
Taeturer's price to -day is $4.20.
on','; eo - le ''.who are' 'putting off
buying shoes in the hopes of ,hem
y g
'being cheaper. are in for a rude
awakening. You must remember
that nine of the 50 to 60c. hides
have been made into shoes • yet and =
prices will be much higher with-
out a doubt.
Gtt�t.nued f t'om Pate ve
HAMILTON, WEST—W. R. RoTia
KENORA—Peter Heenan.
LONDON—Dr. H. A. Stevenson.
NIAGARA FALLS ---C. Swayze.
ST. CATHARIN,ES --- Frank Green=
las. _
SAULT •STE. MARIE — J. B. Cun-
ningham. •
*SIMCOE, EAST—J. B. Johnston.
*VtrATERLOO, SOUTH -- Karl Ha-
• mutt (Labor-U.F.O.)
SOLDIERS' 'MEMBER -1.
RIVERDALE (Toronto) — Sergt.-
• Major D. S. MacNamara.
INDEPENDENT ELECTED -1.
;WA'?ERLOG' ,, -SOUTH — N. -Asmui .
sen.
*Independent Liberal.
STORY THAT BALLOTS TELL.
Standing uLike_ Partles:.'_-
Seats in the House . , 111
Conservatives elected ..- 2.6
Liberals elected . 28
United Farnierb elected` 45
Laborites elected.•.. 12
Independent's elected' ti .: 2
Standing at Dissolution.
Seats in the House 111
Conservatives 79
Liberals • 29
United Farmers .... 2
*Labor 0
*East Hamilton, Labor seat, unre-
presented since deaili of Allan Stud -
holm();
GAINS AND LOSSES..
United: Farmer .'Osi<lTrs.
FL..3ila. 4 u . t..1 Kyr+ilvrA: -_
CARLETON:
• DUNDAS.
DURHAM, EAST.
ELGIN, EAST.
ELGIN, WEST.. _
GREY. CENTRE.
GREY -L SOUTH._.. .
HALDIMAND. '-
H A LTON.
IIASTINGS, EAST.
LAMUTON, ' EAST.
LAMBTON, WEST..
'LANARK, SOUTH.
IAIIDDLESEX, EAST.
NORFOLK, SOUTH.
OXFORD-, 1Th, SOUTH.
PARRY SOUND.
PERTH, .SOUTH.
PETERBORO, EAST.
RENFR.EW, NORTH.
n ENS,`$ Kw, UTH
SINICOE, EAST.
SIMCOE,.• CENTRE.
SIMCOE, SOUTH.•
Y►e�r.
•
15iIJRQOCH &CAMERON±CO.
amain
1•.
• i'RT THEM .
AND
I�.EEP THEM G0ING 1
Cane Mole Saves You the Cost of Expensive Prepared Feeds.
Successful farmers are constantly re -ordering in ever-increasing
quantitie3. Live stock gain weight rapidly, and look 100% better.
Write for Voluble heed Idorgtation
We will send you our booklet and expert
advice on economical feeding. Cane
Motais st,id in 600 lb. barrels.
did not know there was a door lead-
ing from this apartment until aft:'
'the prisoner had niaie his escape,
making good use -of leg ' -bail along
John street south, and he is still at
large Thibideau was taken to God-
erich by Constable Whitesides Thur—
sday afternoon. Bell it ay�-be ab --
I bed yet as the minions of the Iaw al -e
on the alert.
•
DNTARIO REMAINS DRY
z'rohibition Endgrsed by People
of Province.
Although a Few of the Cities %Vent
"Wet." the Vote on' the Whole
Showed ,u Large Majority in Favor
of the O. 1'.. A. — Rural Districts
•Overwhelmed ')'nolle Who Voted
TORONTO, Oct..21.—The result of
the vote on the four questions of the
referend uin shows that the Canada
Tetuperaflce Act is sustained by ;a
majority of--two-er:+hh e'e44a• one, ix -
few cities and towns, notably, Hamil-
ton, Toronto, Kitchener; • Ottawa,
Waterloo ..and. ,Undsor voted for re-
peal, hutalt the. rutral• municipalities
tolte'd ---tip bt la jorittes for -a -dry
Ontario. - -
Late Monday night Itev. B.en. H.
Spence, of the Ontario Referendum.
Phone No. 10 is at Your Service
We Sell for Casn—we Sell Cheaper Than The Credit. Stores
OVEN
ELECTRIC
LIGHT
tuRY BATTERY)
DRAFT CONTROL
FUEL SAVER
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THE
ELEVATED,
VISIBLE
BALING OVEN
30 . *1
HANDY
TOWEL,
RACKS
BIG 6 HOLE'
POLISHED TOP
LOTS OF ROOM A
NO BLACKLEADING
COAL OR WOOD
FIREBOX IN CENTRE
1 AKES JO WOOD
15 . 19
WARMING
•C1 Oa i
THE "GOOD C'HEER.'•
ELEVATED OVEN
CABINET RANGE -
The finest _thing in High Oven Range construction. We have a num-
ber of them out and they are -giving entire satisfaction. We have
two sizes on the floor and would he pleased to show them ,to you and
to explain the points which places this Range beyond any High
Qven Range on the Market.
COT 0191.141FMEKSE'FIEr
Car Ind
EQUALLY GOOD FOR HORSES,
COWS., SHEEP and BEEF CATTLE
"Cern Holt" is tow enroute. Place year orders with our distributor.
LOCAL 1)IS'I'RiBUTOR
A. R. FINLAYSON, LUCKNOW, ONT.
Cane Mola Co. of Canada, Limited
118 St, Paul St. W., - - Montreal, Que.
T'N THE DEFENSIVE!
-ing the aftermath of influenza or its de-
complications, there is more than
a that you nourish and protect
.Benue of your strength.
•E U1S10
•,o
cd, if its efficient •tonic -nutrient properties, daily helps
tens of thousands to renewed strength. Those who
`My Back
Is So Bad"
P AINS in the small of the
back, lumbago,___.:_rheuma-
'tism, pains in 'the limbs all tell
of defective kidneys.
Poisons are being left in the
blood which cause pains and aches.
The kidneys, liver and bowels
must be aroused to action by such
treatment as Dr. Chase's Kidney -
Liver Pills.
There Is no time for delay when
,The kidneys go wrong, for ..neh de-
velopments as hardening of the ar-
teries and Bright's disease are the
natural result.
One pill' a dose, 25 cents a box, •411
dealers, or Etdm,Insan, Bates & Co., Ltd..
Toronto. -
Dr.Ghase's
Kidne hen Pitts
are fearful or rundown in vitality should use the _ Yellow Fever Mastered.
means that help build up a healthy resistance. ,Reports from Ecuador in,lieato thnt
What SCOW'S' does for'otbers it will do for you.—Try it! D'oetor N.'gtld•hi. the. famous .1a,11,4e•,,
1 lMcientiszt, who is at present in that •
Scott &, Downes Toronto, Ont. 140,.4
e'ountry, ins is/Anted the hnl'ijln.1'
. "- - a•hic•h r14u'4q$_vellm'• fever, 0441 1:,:
.i,,: RGLAWIr ItT BRUSSELS 'Thibideau 'Were arresied:T-arrested..prepare) sin )Ili- erIl4L conferring' IT ,.
ter `acknowledged .his guilt and told !unity an thnce exposed to' the firea, •.
1-rom The ; Brussels Post:— Tues- 1 where the •stollengoods oulei he - The ,ti•envt'ry is brunt \tried out .4n
4r .
--day of last. wealk,-tb4..4lxug. e#•, .-' I•., rua,lor:an trn,'I !! In lir:' ► '- .f�'. ii)
ft, �h i'fTi the- / Ilk tSf`l`fi�e �1� (' tt 4'I�,1'.
R. Si 1 ith v as burglarized, , entrance 'behind the' home of the editor of The The e„►1,1nea of .V4 114) r, ,:r i.,-:t,r
being: obtain -•d at the hack door, the nst. Mr,.. Kerr ti; 4•over,'tI a lar(.. • of the i1niI,41 t:,►?r :iet,revoineni., In t'
been drawn after 11(11 , 41.9.1. of tllc-uhuL Liao ,
had• i)e n be :•e throtl;:h• it with an e the h11! lar' were nlntlt' •-►nisi;,
I• 1''Ia! 1 li hts, .,fountain, .Pens, ,.After Bell's . arrest- he asked Gr►i
(,,,d luanitty t.f various liqu- .,table Oliver for Ix'rniisNion to go t
erg' taken. 'Wednesday ,he the cls,'t in ir.4,. Ewan'S earriar.
wheels of: Justice were set in motion works, where he was employed, ant.
/And Win. I3"!!, blacksmith, and Stec , the request was granted Mr. Oliver
HON. i)11. C'ODY.
VIrTOIZIA, NORTH.
Vli'TORIA. SOUTH.
WENTWORTH, NORTH.
WENTWORTH, SOUTH.
^WELLINGTON, WEST.
Frotu Liberals:
BRANT; NORTH.
BRUCE, NORTH.
GLENGARRY.
KENT, EAST. -
MfIDDLESEX, WEST.
MIDDLESEX, NORTH.
NORFOLK, NORTH. '
ESS'•KX, ,`ORTH. •
ESSEX, SOUTH..
Liberal' (bona.
From Conservat i' es:
A 1.t;OMA._
IIROCKVILLE.
i3RUCE, SOUTH.
DUitHAM, WEST.
KENT, "WEST.
NII'ISSING. '
ONTARIO SOUTH.
S'i'OUMONT.
TOlto•NTO, s. -E.. "A..
TORONTO. A. -E.. "H
TOI:ONTO. S. -W,.
TOI{ONTO, N. -W., -B.”
\VELLAND.
PA 1: RV SOUND.'
('erns rt ire' Gains.
Fro,:n : -
HURON. NORTH.
OTTAWA. WEST.
VV i:LLINGTON, SOUTH.
Labor Gains.
From Conservatives:
FORT WILLIAM.
l;l{EV, NORTH.
I! A \11 I;roN, WEST.
hl';NORA.
i.ON 1)ON.
NIAGARA FALLS.
S'F. ('ATHH A RiNES.
,\ 1' i .'I' STE. i%rA la K.
A'i' Ell1 it -!+;t'T 1 N. •
N1.111;AiIA YALL,o!
Prom ilII) 1als:
IqtruTyi
ri•-,-; Conservatives:
11\'i•;;;14.\1.i:.
HON. A. E. ROSS.
'Committee, issued the following
statement: •
"The viet6ry seems .to •b'e a sub-
stantial one. I•t looks now as if we
would have a majority of six figures
on everysiuest ion, which is a. magni-
ficent vindication • of . the Ontario
Temperance - Act, and a mandate to
the_Government of the Province to
improve and enforce 'that law to the
limit of their power. 'So far as• the.
Referendunreontnairtee is concerned,
it was a good,. straight, clean fight.
We sought to facilitate in every way
the expression of .the opinion of the
electors and they have spoke4i.
"There is a lesson in the returns
for Ottawa that they can't go too far
or too fast in regard to prohibitory
legislation 'to suit .the Province of
Ontario. It*shows-T a utter ttiT - of
the proposition now being put for-
ward there to bring on aiiothet• vote
in this or, indeed. - any province in
the Dominion. •
"The Ontario Legisl,ature, . now
backed up by the electors.. have gone
as far in the direction of prohibition.
of the beverage drink traffic. as the
constitutional powers of •the pro-
vince will permit. The. Dominion
Government should go as far as its
legislative power.
"The organized. temperance forces
of Canada will not be satisfied with
anything less than the enactment of
a Dominion law. supplement ing the
provincial legislation now in torte in
eight ou; of --'the nine provinces,
which will prohibit the 'manufacture
in. the importation inta„ the egkorta-
tion from and the inter -provincial
shipment within the Dominion of in-.
toxicating liquor for beveragq pur-
poses. - That, and 'that on will soke
the temperance problem, and we are
out to solve it. • The battle is over.
We have won. The War is still on."
How Cities Voted cm Referendum.
Wet—
WINDSOR, 4 to 1.
- FORT WILLIAM.
• OTTAWA. -
HAMILTON.
CORNWALL.
KITCHENER.
WATERLOO.
ELMIRA. .
Dry—
LONDON.
OWEN SOUND.
KINGSTON, 406 majority.
The Lucknow Hardware & CoalCo.
--THE STORE THAT NEVER. DISAPPOINTS
•
{SAVE Y®V Lor CONTROL
-Or vOvP • NERVES
WHEN YOUR HEALTH FAILS
ALL IS LOST !
When young, goo(1 health leave•yell then you 'lose, energy,•
ambition and the desire .to succeed in life.. _
'i'hings that are worth while. do n,,ot interest you and you just
drag on from day to clay. L.
-.,\Don't give up; Don'L:.Weaken; iio not be discouraged be-
canse other medicines Live failed t,4 t)t•lwtit yl,u;' here 1. cam
that will Build Up.and Strengthen the Body so that gull will .
again be Stroi; and Vigr,rons—
Hacking's Heart and Nerve Remedy
It takes away "that tire,) feeling- and brings back the rosy
cheeks of your younger days..
Health. Strength and Vitality stye yours if 'you desire then),
getafew bore of Backings heart and, Nerve Remedy front
your dealer -today, and gh?o thele a fair trim. It is the Master •
Tonic and Builder -that will succeed wcheil others hati'e fade 1.
M,rP. H. Ilincheli1Te df \'r in,lsa!ll w i!• a.; £ 411ow.
• "flicking's Heart'and Nerve i:etu,•,1t b.ls done wonders
for me,{ was on thepoint of a Complete Nervous Breakdowns
could- not sleep nor plan my 14 s l.xh,►' l duties; for years I
'-fort-;s 1fe.i,•t a'T 1 mv.Nr'ry s Tryttlirt tet i"3 t
do little for nle.. 1 talk Ilacki:iprr'a 11:•.►rt asst, Nerve Itr•)t4eriv
OTC the reco,ntnentlatid,n of one of my fri• tis. After t ikin ;
the first box I improved so much in health: that.. I took the,
full treatment of six boxes a'1,l fen iioic'I4 eTln.; s i inttch-better
that 1 arm able to rel 1rtl to ►nv '1•o -k with reStll''se 1 visor. 1 1141
'glad tls;lt 1 rhave at last fotiud a t110,110i:to that h;w clone ole s,►
much. goo!l.."
Iiacki g's -,cart and Nerve Rcnlrr lv s^11'for ;14,. a brie• for
$2.40. 1 f v''ur I)rugi 1st does a ,: have it Le will 1►e oat to get
it for you or we will be glad to :t:s,l it. to 'you by mail .post
paid. I n..14 (4 n i l ack i no's. •
1.-T#_ -1 ;• :--:L+st-0 $ttt.-
1.1
WILL i:XPEL 6I R'►IANS. I St:1i I,OW.holt ENSILAGE
"En. iltegi from ::unllowtrs," it
:-twol,ir� ratite!. e 0 fairy tale to be-
- t'IItI('M cif such
.illa1 r:(. a 111 - .� .., f , .. ;l 4':1 +• '1 to he decid-
i's • pin.. of I..f;, lel :,:I '" tt ,. ,n,, t..., falrlllet& of
BilIANTFORD, 3 to 1 on all '* :' • • : , ,. 1
r !{::a Anne 41 the �lor,•,..ty
questions. ilb•lris 1.
NIAGARA FALLS.
Cabinet Ministers Defeated.
The follow ing Cabinet Ministers
met .defeat :
Slit WILLIAM HEAR T.
HON. W. D. McP1IEI:SON, provin-
cial Secretary, in Northwt tit 'rUr.QQ{O.
HON. T,, W. McGAitRY, Provincial
Treasurer, in South Itent'rew.
HON I. B. LUCAS,` in Centre Grey.
HON. F. G.-MACDI:ARMID, in
Elgin West.
HON. R. F. PRESTON, without
portfolio, in North Lanark.
_Arctic Espttirers Bench 4'.Ittle.
SEATTLE, Wash.,' Oct. 21.- - -A. 0:
•
Golnaer and Martin •Kilian, the )ase
tuenlbers of the Vilhj:+iiilur Ster'ans-
sot 's, Canadian .Arctic t xpeditiun to
return frbnt the Arctic, arrived here
Monday from Noche, Ala#kap, on their
way to Victoria, B. C.. the 'port from ,
whiehr•Stefansson saiRed six yrars-agn-
t,i,Nll(l:t;, „e',,, ;-'1. {;
4111 nlule.•1(1. 1.1 ., i4 •,1 Ill H Wiri'l,.45 ` ( - ;:,_:•,,41 Da'c'e praet.cal
111. I-oag'e ti •„•1 l:.1‘..,1i,I), 1 I!•' roti;tbt- (),I'4 I u•(l, i' 11 til" n alt.'►' as the re-
i:i of .,,,,; e.,n,•I .,il li t i:, • ,.�, ,•h1 ii4rt
X11 1 of it 111 S,'1.-.,Wl .lhc acres.. -each
o.f All Oso-_ of (-;,. I I•a'..0--+)tt :t, hin'or;i•` •t .•ttl!'!,,ur r. _� 1
13:•1�_i;rns,' the'• ;;nn4 -►,:(�4 r: n; �;.3'r„ ),t it sin(t•put it in the
While ,'itizens 04 l„ rr:t;riry 'i-•, ;,:i4, 11•►it4. �'Pt ivttrl,,11T'.4tn with hbl'n to the
tw,, \-,';Il ti 10 (4(','1147'•• i',►1' Ile 1'_'111x44 (►1' 14 :tt ' r 1,4' V0'1 'lit (:f (.•n:ytlilge t0- the
;. ':'- .:1,1•'' .It i'u _ 1•,•: rT rt- ,..t,t„�. 1•enturl' anti
in.:,;. 1n,•V 1:.1,. 1 1., , I;lt 1h;,I,..
4.
l•i•1' 1111 i, ' ,',I 1 1 i '1" ii4't• that 4.10w171,. ;Min-
irc-ace
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II' Iii 44,"•;,..:',..,,,.„.4.4,., 1;_1111.1:1� CL's , ,� f 4 �,. i , - ;,'•.,'''-4TtaP, not 1)t'- U4-.
4•t .L�r 1111,•,,1�,'r lila' �>11''1:'„il :n till' /)(411' flltul'e.
7.
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:s 1, ., t,:l ill, .s t . 1 •' ,,, , .,, • t o;l.l I i usI► strtrfl rrw-cTrs
Li, 4 '� 4° Aix -114(11"i" I I,' ;11ici the 7(4.4,1 1 ' not :1• ,'unite)}' t .new venture! hut '
wh,'r,.' it bounds th'I1 ,t.''rri.t,:1'y will iies- not I14, 41 tried out (,n 'Ontaroi
rbe'dttlk' t.o li(tllits n. -
farms. :1 Ittle
i 'plot at the 0, A. C.
11nr,Hiner, lying. (►n the boundary is aiu.,it illy• le,Iv other- ac-reat,►e 'of
Ur' '.ti ;•, tt the- 1't•,,, 1n'•' s of I,i•'';.;,' 41 tlrl ?
s�urrflmc'1'rs fr,.4m tvhieh information
1't i•:.. i.1, 1171~ an :Ire ;1 1,1 :at,uul III
ribs.
u to '•afire 5 nninlill foot! has, been
risl:- on thv, other
Conner and Kilian joined Stefans- ' ts'irr .1 ('t '{'o It;1117111, nate ;sive es11(�rinl(l►ts have
son's expedition in the north and were 4)i' ;':\ i\• A, (r1,. :; 1, \\' ;111 1 h,. \' 14( 411 •4 41 ril,I ,rot.. ;f,esults SO
with Storken' Storketson, S1,'fans- far
54.rjL'5 .Jieeul_enant,he (ILJILesl tll:tl_1tWuo3&t r
eight nlonl•lls 011 51) fee Hite in an• i ,...sti, •' 1) paI'tni('ni, i1 1�U:' ri,,,'I' i;l'''0 Ill► :111!4 .t„1•a,I li4 a 5110 form i
unsuccessful s(1lenipt t0 find n C111'� i1; ! ll�' ,•1„tlllr', tl •1. I' ,„ 1 (1 ,1"Ile. ;1 : •,"nr►'I as eo
rn. It
rent across the Arctic honit Alaw'ka, ,It: , 141 (':ilii:,•t • ' 1 If!
111,' same
,
to Siberia. lfi'(ct in
w
the levet* \\;I* hani-he'1 t,c .;1)'141:0i,,t,:
(fill prnpnr :in exdo'n.i1J'
1►rnee.,a and I 441444r:t,•lietlhie in.
lt' settled regions. so nocto►' No.
g11e111')4 I141(444- 1'3' 4'4)I4le. to give 11 711'01.
rut_
44 (14-
rut- emit, (11' grace, to the t,l,l ri11O4i►,
yellovl fever. ,
in -eoLl,e.•tion__with tite- mutiny on
7.li1 1i',a, \1.0i•iska, nom Ilallfillt
1i7. ro. n 1,uc:r 444(474
: ('.ltenr, ,1 ':s. tolloli4: Joh.t Cody, ti'
ye i ts' point Nervitude;' and Geralu
hyneh and. Mike Connell to eighteuu
moths each at bard labor.
•
ow as corn, and
The New Zealand knittle has pass-
ed the bi.11 ,whereby New Zen larrci'rcr�
cents the nsand:att! for Samoa.
i{aniela, a len-year-old Arab, won
the 300 -mile race for United States
cavalry horses. The horses in the
race boat from . forty to seventy
peuada ip the contest.
.14,• 1..,. .i
1. 4, Il,;'.'. S1141, tc :1, .1 • 1'1 j1"1, W of -1 ft,f n1111C,
--_ .. ,' :.. Y. -)1 17T '.silt. 1 114, r.,rr
• -, .1'. 411 . •, `
.,4 :ti ,,l4. •I. 14I,7 It r1. X111.1, .1 ( I►�)1'Z�i
1';l t i �f .'�•,.i !;;. 1,. H.•••,, • il. • )nl the h T„wnship of
....le (`;Ill GI 11, Xt 14-OsII)il \1-x 1 '
t 1�inl�,ss, Oct,. , 51, to Mr. and Mrs,
::io:l's''chief topics thus are 11):•'43 - W.,ilender'sr)n -- a son.
to L: Carni, trade aild labor. :