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Ottawa, Atig. 15th, 0,105. made for the ;Palo of 600 square mileo MAK the cheques, and as * only
ot*tirOher north.of Priem Albert, and Man he knew in the matter,
Me- Oliver akid hi* ceiteaStla around ChurehIll river, to,be sclocked
10 tile, ministry Imo wined joi,; in 00 woks of 10 mitee, from tue Mr. Franey ' also Stated that le
jtbeir friends 'they said ConuerVativca ow bought it would eeiltra oi had no intereet fix it, ' but
Piper 41813°0,1 Oi timber limit,s tO, seat 1,000 afluitre raile•L WhoMeBain wrote. the Mel3ain tender, and that
bav niere4 lent his name for the pur,
, wore allowed t4e same chance to, -Our.
'One PASO in proof was given over and
toter again, They „said that William
Pima)* of Prince Albert, a Conerva-
tvi
got a valuable limit lost' the
Ale reserve KlPlpb. o hvnber pose. Mr, Fraser had Another Man
whole Prime Albert dist,rict. 'rho in Montreal named. Nolan, wbo also
GoVernments had never exp1ord *23 lent bis new to Mr. Fraser Mid to
timbeitW Pws'il)14 biliderg we" Mr. Burrows.' Imperial Pulps Cora.
acquaintefl with it, and very few had pally whoa tthey did not wish to
name Se Afr. BorrowS, 'brother,in-law capita to handle So large a proposi.- 0their own mime. Mr. 1 the Ministerle' °barge': - ' floe. But DePartnient at onee ad- aPPt'ar In'
1VIeRain obtained this lease and as -
Mr, Olivers''' 0 Rot A• .,
' ve6lsed *lie 11"1" with ' (>111Y ' 44 signed ,it te Mr. Fraser, -
weekle notice train the- time the ad. • .
. 21.1r# Oliver.. made the most et this vertisement, was issued at Ottawa /014 ' Cost COWart $80,000-
ehlitcry case, "Tide waS. netl; a 0400' the tenders were to be opened • there. , . •
' et awarding bertifeto political,' lay- One insertion* ot a very small Raver- • lit only remained then for ,Mr. Bur.
curites,',.' he said; "it was a 41.10finion400041e4 ill. A Winnipeg paper and on' rows and Mr. Fraser to get their
4of epee ,competition," and hen the 'at Orin Albert 'wee the information • money and drop out ot• the trailiie.e-
1
"AilliPtc_r said , ,•11i could prove it lir „given. en:these appeared; only „, 5, thin:, Sefore the land had been". nnt:'
. 'berth No. .1040 'tar 250 ,square miles weeks' me was Jett and One waulci *eyed. or anything*,had been done.
. liertil of Prince Albert, ' Mr, Oliver he 0 red tor the, tender to -' reach about it, they ,assigned their interest
‘,..explained. -.' . • • • '',- • ' ' , '-- Ottawa. Four weeks to skplare .7;000 to Mr, Cowan. and his „friend. , tor
•- ,:' , • . • . .., .. ,. sqeare miles' of country, pick out 60 .• $80,000; - which money :wee paid ; in
"One• - tender: W£U3------10r- $2 ale nY - - • ..„ ,_/ -
' • - / t ' ' tea mile blocks ot tAraber end - pet three --cheques to Mr, toutrews, onelor
Zuehenbacker Bros., , the . other tor
4 _ back to, Prince Albert with the elk" $30,000, and two fox, $25,001) eac•h
:,,4‘44,,libTc, b„rw,' itiiallintam" Cole)74111; of
ig'.` Pnrerc: .. tire, atm' ., - ;,., , . , , . • It Burrows and, Fraser Paid the whole
'$6,009 boons to Lille Government, they
...Member of tbe Liberal ..PartY or • a,.. i, ' • / ,J ., Yaiu Protests. . -" „' ' .., made 1,31,000, „If Mr. 'Cowan 'Paid a
's/11/Pgiti/3r '6f tht4"G°ve-xr!'nleigt. • ' "part.of it, they, made more. The 00v -
PI.14.
reenient With
cam
tr
St. Th
I� the enn,
;1,210,000.
Hoe. AUDI Seek * Made good 011
the PrOieet whip)* Sie volveif years
et devoted labor, -*tie OVere001101;
of what frequen peered dining
that ;till)* ,to be ilkountable,
stades, foul in • of Val ,hitter
and inedeetual op ition,
It has long.:het 4..alize,d, that cheap'
Niagara power ha the moot POPU-
lar plank in the p arM, ot the Whit. in 'Writing on or before Feth. 10.0t,
ney government, ;Sir James is to to onetite * further contract to Oon-
be cong;ratntated olk As able to leave sirtiCt.a line of sea miles additional
the matter In suck aqtd hands and on the ssine tameas set forth in the
With the 3010/led ,that U was on present:centred. . Ile as agrees to
the eve of consumni 'awl. • • ; - supply on the' same condittons as to
so- vide lot, the extonitiott
tower Motes Plena among atNer
tton ot ins.
to Sow *co WOO , -:(54144.14,0*
and Toronto BrantfOrd may *till VePeSt11.044
Ju all, for advage of the, pekt
and thece ia the possibiitty, kr the
byllow to he submitted fn Stratiod
may not p.t• hoto* rite peort4o in time
to he incltdod in the •preaeut ernintruc;
tion. Hon. Mr. Beck* VAS foreseen ,
those nod other eon and It
•
tsttpplt,Meotart est; US' beet
adopted as , a result of negotiations,
during tbe at few, daele. illy which
Mr. M09111gan undertake" if requested
,*0:S. • the. ,, ...0finservatiVe candidate There was "eg'Lliteme0 • OK.tlarm ernMeiit sold this Iinait for .$12 . per
'*gailiat, the Pre*Plit Jude Lithontlft in Prince , Albert" loin, The. • *Hoard square rulleo while Burrows • wild
the( ptovincial'ele(tiens. of .1045.”. • • I of -Trade pasted revolutions d t
• • nn .3011 Fraser sold. -their interest in it
the' to
'• lir, : Ames ' asked t if 'Vic Meister .'m
• Ottawa protesting• againstmediately afterwerds for sAee • per
,00ld tot , who , nete. wif, cowan,$1:as., , the sale of all ;this timber • a,.1 • 'Ortee,,coarn mile.. -., ,
*at„ea, DaQ
:. - ',ueer ' ads,*Tereci,o/' king for lunger notice 13usineSil
oel,,,. - , , .' •
: taxi) no wen in the., worlds ...old. , it orien asked ttat six month's be giVen.' Mr ; Cowan would: hve been illin
a'Wg
, ...,gr, t for eitatointitiOnitP
, and- thaif the whelet ' to pay the Ooverninent as 'much as
iytee nbt mahe any, ctoternnne, ,
ve:ivan wit iii• the lijigliest. , tender for bo
this.. timber Must be „sold, it should • he paid illurrovat and 'Oraser. Eyed'
'.‘'
acl_ b. we „as bo sola ,it ;a:t least 10' limits iriste, ad."then he wOUld .heve 'a, good bargain
this limit and he got it, a,
tel care or two. , The. Mayer of Prmee 8800 per Square mile Thie sal - wa
ri
00 .10 t
Twist th Idoviost; • : enaebtLee195r0 •low,1,2itntsflon4s Olif,aanisuketinisEintuomn
?ligeseitav,pit -,ailiaed, by, the noes at the same price as that of the
hxdro-power efina
tender of the, V.
struetion :Q.o. The
theleerese: -presem
-on to aepept, pae, high „tension cables of •the contrett.
Viecte Can-LeaVa $tratford Out.
•nder °was actually'. • . • , • ,
- the ''differenee '• PerfniSsieti is . ai$0 :given the dem-
between the .figu and 'those of tho.,Miselon, -should the. Stratford bylaw
highest sent • • in lining tr500i000. The not he, siibmitited at a ,sufficiontiy
.tenties,,wae.,Onii of "27A. there being ,one eariy date, to withdraw that .past of
other bulk tenderl'.1.0141the from - 'Berlin, to Tvia-
dye for. cables, and Ave ..tor the Stratford,Measuring Oa mnile..
transralision line.° , • h,
4144 reduction 1. the price below the
The tstiger. is ninary414 • as being ostinintes is so great, and thiSeantion
wholly Canadian, which, ; ,the face, ropeeting the Stratford • line will so
of. so, many Englieh,4„: And, American, operate oe ithe..ltotitl coat ot the work,
tenderS., is regarded as creditable that even 'sho,u14 1-lamtiten and Brant -
to naive enterprise: 7'.1lio fprci, :on account of litigation, Aepide
numbering -3170,. will be sapplied to' drop. put, of the, scheme they or.
pp.*. Canadian Bridge Co., -',tritliter- iginally planned to enter, there will
ville, and the 'Ontario ken and Steel be no inereaSe in the liability • as
Co Welland.' They Will consume 6,- figured , at first for the 'other tauhiete
554 tong , el stenl. rFhe:cables will: te
of aluirtiellat wire,' Weighing 1,0i4;-' • In 'addition. to Other adVantages the
305 As, This will. he Supplied by the '.corninissian, by thentv option, pro -
Northern Altimiturk Co. o[ • A pledge, v,ides that any, municipality east ot
at ,Shaweiregan Falis. .0 •Toronte,!' Mirth' of Guelph or West of
a friend of this f21-oVerntrien:t.'"
Again Mr, Oliver, "The •*.POint,- I
*ant to nialre is thatdallie ease. oft
limit which our friends,: iopposite !dew,
elan to beespeciallt `Valtiablee • 44
"
.Albert Also wired a protest, but NM- was - afterwards sold tor $2§,000
miXsioner"furriff replied ,that the sale for a neighboring Umit of 35, milem
,would , gp -on. -' • - •• ' ma'do • by the Department of Indian
•• ; t. • Afteirgt Vie limit, being, well advertispd.
Dar. Cowan wanted this limit,',"• and the area not too large to be
tave instanced as! one. Of the caSs in ,s0` =nee dee got it his IargeU1 expanined in the lime given. ,
there ,was an iinProper if not e would be"614 of 'business and he would . • . ,
Mber.a;tCotwheanniheardeY: c°otinthe:(4-ton'TitdePrPsitaistnsd::' Jo' Twrds'ti: obtain aCcitntrevehre;atliivm°itis taill;
corrupt transaction on the, pert ot
Government, it is, one of their
Own. friends who got it," that he would have no chance as, a •Wee
;
• inente With the right He Made,- • Other OPeratiOne of Mr- Fraser.
No doubt Mr. Cowan„.. has ebtaino them, .•••' • It has- been mentioned that,Nfr.
this limit and is CeriservatiVe; and - • : • W. Fraser has had a goOd, deal to do
tlio bid in big name was the liighesit. As Appeared.
iNhat Was N'Ett, Told. tender unless he made proper 'arrange- • • . •-
„.
•
.•ovllh thither Iirnits. He put in two
Bur Igr,Oliver did not .linow tlit, civ , . - . ,
.,„Olata.nees or 'else W0,4 iii'illiiity.': d-' .The 5bids for -the Moose
oo: milk pc.•thpber irere, •-oub. .” Lake-linnit, which
documents. fork 'Part :',e4'„the: original
Mvilig the , tionse. :36,, -the •ritiniStleX7 .tip.:An- ti•ire litnits",',1,00',.and 1,040...e11el ':
-*oil:444 oitoei,....0e• evio,nc.6,, JA.,..06 ,the, mist 'choice ot.,25(feequare. iniienc , Papers that.the, Ogyerrimente. let reas.:••
letiblie, ..Acconn,W, eotilinittie given s , hi, :the •other ' the'. second Choice. . When the OS, *ttil ,supply itdiward,a01)Was .ofi.4,Fenti held 'hack uu,
„ fsed and ministers
the man Who Wrote 'ithe:.POWan ".. tba,r,.., tenders. Were, opened, .ttierei were ; "Only, ,
der, /. he would. • hOt. haVeynithitioned*:•13414"•tor 4., 048 end only • one for/ 1,049.. were forced tci'surrender.- In this case"
Fraset•,use,d,""hil own name , tor'
.
this 'cage. For ...,1*iS is „ erie,Of the Antio.:,. AS:.:11tr. ' Oliver' -Stated, Mr: ...Covian'S :
'tie:list . Or the Burrows' "„fielIS2' It„''•WaS:-. for,45,009: Ayes' the liigb'st, ' and 'Ithel .,oliec. 'bid and berreWed. the maini.' • of
- ito , wongh„,. wjle4vr,..,$iftimii7-4,0-A:.. Iwo; .to,o,.:..o,,,,y*:rtjocf;.tolijjiy; •.v•Rov.:;:;•••taii... ivir--Nolait''.(itl.'M-Oiitreel„•:fet the higher
..'10.*14h.:ant'asSebiate9tO.4lieW11$0rialy„,iii4der.".4.t51;i9,i1Oe. 4,
•
-, mmstet.,:awar`*Z'S1146 other 20 400")id;'-w1119b
Ality-Oxeriiiiiitit' candidate 41., ithe,
. got -a?„.8,7400-0 rake•OfClout, of 11,, ,
•. 'IVIeiribers,"Who'lcaese. ••:' . .
__ ,,o.,-...',... 4t ."'i.lpeta..
iliiii4., ile•.• -
When Mr..,..0iier; saitilie. had -.'- :not' ' ' " .. ... ..
the' slightest idea ,who were connected,.'; .4T1''411-1' ' '
,. comas Corium tee showed • the,matter
• • re :were, three in a ti 1' b. ' -' d '
ewig t. Mr, • Cowan id not
with Mr, Cowan. 'the ' .
Memblers.'who •knew all. about it. Ciftei :Nitit 1)0,- 'oWn tender. ,Ile • . did ".. floil
WeaS Mr.'Siften the. Mini -Stir nrlio.$01k,„:,ex the ameeeit, Ile .,did, not Iiiridsh
. .
.. arranged the bias and got, the rafrobfi., kir, A. W. Fraser, ..the ottawa, politici-e cases •Mr. Burrows put in a hid while
-Another was the ,broth,ereireleve .hil-e....„_-. an, who is ovit..„ the Governmeet can- Mr, Fraser used. the ' nanie :of .1gr..:N01-
4e.lf. A third was Mr. J. Q. Tiirriff eidate in that ebty„ and who has, beeiii an for a higher...- Offer. Nolan atter-
Who Was Commissioner orLande vehenS mixed ,..dp ..ivitht.• ;the- Imperial, . Pulp ward's assignin'g to Burrows' 1Mperial.
, . . , . , . . • • - .
ihe.'deal went thrOilih, and vihe °Pen-. 'Company 'anc1,1Mr.:13iiirowS in: a •clozeil Pulp oonipany.:. Mr.. Fraser also ,.0117 . ..
cd' the tender and took out Mr: Bur-- u. 4,., timber deals. aed- has carried tained tot 'hirriselt .12.0 miles iie , Ad- " • Three ' hufulted end, seven" farrecr$ Ontario.' '.'•"' ,.
4-rOr"...Mi,.. fiutrowC,,,Imperiat,
Pup
'QeMpeitY.".2.tti.i.tRiirreWs.turnishedUie
cheques, ;And , thewhole transaction
Was, So irregular that it led, to Sttongl
suggestlioe" .of collusion. There" wer6.
tiFe....ether. limits which, Mr. Bur-
.;;';'.-fraperial Pulp, 'COMpany
sitecito.'iii, and. whielrewere '
distant that it was impcisSible, for
conipetitor to know any,thiegabotit
them. It ' wasnecessary to . make
-,the limit, and whose btotherAn-in thie'chesquee. The tender was written': Solite shoar'Of , competition: In both
Fot•ilotible telephone' lines etrer the I.,oridoe, May in the neXt•sik ••" Menthe
right of way .140,005lbs. of wire, will. get the: Veriefit OVtlie 'present Priees,
be required, mid the guard 1inea , and ,even tho a ',rise' in the ' pride tit; the
lightning proteetion.,Will, also take •a) Cost' ot Materials should occur in the
large quantity of Metal.. • ' meantime: Tho fluctuation . in ttliti'
Separate tenders. were 'sent in for „ price of ,copper and other Jiieteli
the several portionayaf"the vioek,- but Well' k'newit.and Setail places With eV -
Mr. 1VIeGuigan's tender :taS lower (hen: , en every short connections from ;the,
the lowest emeldnatiba of any ot main line Will he 'able tO. reap , the
His tender WAS theta0Pe 'ttPAIOLed advantage of •the general, contract for
its merits. . ••", , • six months to come. Nor will this
.": " • a ',Matter' of iisiiniate but 'the. resat
Fifteen Montlis“,O Build. . •• • h
of me ceramissions agreement en- .1, c
; A marked &ogee iOr..$45,000 aisoin:.1 figures el the actual?.toider;
• i , •
Hew SavingS
panied the tender, *ed a, bond for he; , re itath
exeCution of the worki.,:arhoi.hithig to ! _ • • ,
$1.7,5,000, Will be provided. , 'Another large saving has been' made
'1'hc Work is to be'cornPlet,N1 within by. the commission in their plan o
46 Months of the signitig' .1 tee eon- taking'.easeinents for the -';right. of Way
t,ract, 'so that the lite .will ee ready - for the' line, instead of Purchasing,
deliver. power in tkeember tif. next This ie. estimated. as 'Saving '.$75;050,
Year. • • The prices for insulators: are; $50,00
'•'''che Way ;Sigel*. "lhe agreenamit lever -thate',. • ,•the • estimate. Another
since the first ar4- eyeltiStve: annofincr!-''.'s60',000. will be • saveil'iiir:transarin'ar
,ment',"Ire The Sunday World . or, „: ‘.Mr. ''station and ;.; ieladtrfC-ailuipmcnt.
In
'succesSful figering all the saving the:ToWest 'ectireat-
to the' desire Of the CoramiSaion pio- •• es will he•over $259,090..
Mesimneessedi:
• .. •
lEteSults
.A.,,er,„strativ
xperi_
on Mortgages of. keel* Estate at Current. 'gates'
tisiness Strictly Confidential
Liberal Terms of Repayment
oNils Completed Quicl
Expenses Moderate
Full information gladly given
I
...
Loan and Savings Co. London nt.
\
Winnipeg• to Harvest
ork
v a second c points
loN Ictea:r: .12wtt 4:et,daro,.9:.s, ticketsAlberta.
from .
EXCURSIONS
to
ere harvesters are
east of Moose
west of Moose
AIbeta
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AUG,..- '14 -
loiOviat OF TORONTO 'SOUTHWEST OF TORONTO A 3 T T 0 R 0 NT 0
RETURN TICKET TO OPITARIO STARTING POINT FOR AD!ITIONAL
• . $18.00,AFTER WORKING AT LEAST ONE MONTH
/ Apply' to ticket agents for fuli conditions
18 AUG. „18;, 19
from tehritoiy
AUG'. 20 22 27
From stations 'on. Toeitte-Notth
SEPT: 1 '8 ..serr. 2 .11 14
•,,!Tgigooline,to.s.74* rme;binno_t,17111,
tree 0111' south thereof in Ontario, ,SkadrsLake and Ximaten.
SEPT. 1 -9.
''''From at tiom on" Torento-Seinia Nook; Bay Ibte. is and includinst
From stations Ewa Toronto-
Bay
ments With Autumn. Sown
rops.
MOM ES EEKE RS' ,
EXCUI)11010 data ,..cm-
titodatiOn, with TotoristSleeRsta
Leave: SEPT. 1. 15, 29.
Ask agent then!. •
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SPEoAL TRAINS, FROM ALCC, P. STATIONS "04-:
*JOUST:14 18 and 20. Aye& to nearest CP:11. tad mir:In
Io leaflet savinsieoncratiens, train iinses. etc.. osimitts
C. B. FOSTER. L*Mirs Paramats Aeon, i:ORONTO
tow's cheques.' But these three mem-
berS' kept silent while Mr. Oliver pro-
vided the Nouse witli gds.:information.,
The True,. Story.
root ,
' th ' blocks. cold to 'Mr. thionghout Ontario' conducted experi- ' FERTILiiERS WITH - WINTER
.. . .
ntlents with autemn ' sown crops during...WHEAT., In the t c.,t5-4operative eXperiz-,
the past year.. Reports have been re- *write' with ,,different manures- applied
eeivred 'front -t,Venty-six of the countieSl in the -spring . of the -year, the average
of the Provitee., Those counties which yield of,. grain per, acre' for the. past,
:fernislied the ,greatest number ;of good five. years, Are as follows : Mixed. Fer-
1
reporth of siteeessfully conducted. elk: ti.iiier;T'!27;:6 'but. ; Nitrate of Soda,
peril -abets were Brace, Norfolk, 'Mid- 254-, bus. ; Muriate et Potash; 25..'it
dlesex,- Cfrey and. ' Halton:, The ex- bus: ; and Superphosphate. 25.8 - bus.
petimenters deserve much ,credit - for The •unfertilized land 'gave an average
-the good Work they have done kw of ..2.4 bus.. per acre,' -The'SuPerphos-
roselveS and for tie,. farmers gen.er- phoLte was • applied 'at the rate Of 326
illy. Avera.ge 'results ot, the barefully pounds, and the mariate or Potash
iondueted -co-operative '' experimeitte, and the:Nitrate or Soda each. 100
with autumn sown •croPS are here pret ',pounds per acre, • The mixed fertilizer
Sefited in a very •concise form. i consisted of one-third' the -quantiby of
IVINTIIIA W14EAT. Three': Varieties .4q.cli.of the other three fertilizers her,"
' ''• i te
through several of his own. , ,
'Fraser was before . the corrunittea,„ Cowan.' It has Conic about that Mr.
and testified . that be had written Freest is regarded as a wealthy man,
the 'Cowart „tender tinder instructions 'and,..bas been able to capture:, the
d not from it. Otta,wa, nomination e.gaiest the site
• In January; 1903,. application was Cowan,.that Mr. Burrows had ter-7*.ting'1„Aberal member,. Mr. Stewart.
- The most arduous and disheartening
business a man ever undertook is the
leadership of a ,party in opposition.
"Nothing succeeds like stIcOess" Ahoy
ay, but in this case nothieg sueiceeds
except sueeess, I
- t-
Robert Laird Borden has no .doub
had a measure filled to overflowing of
the Wexations and trials, the ingrati-
tude and fault-finding, that -are con-
' comitants of 'party leadership. But
When all is said.,and done the ' fact
oeserearweeirerw40 oiosieteneer
remains thet no party leader since 11V
days of Sir. John Macdonald has
possessed to a . greater degree „tint
nitis for .statesmanship and the
qualifications lot leadership that
characterize Me. R. L, •Borden.
•.
, Urbane in 'rammer, pl.:asing in per-
son, charming' in conyersation, Ttt
Borden is not' • excelled e en by his
' great protagonist, Sir Wilfrid' LaUder,
While in intellectual gifts and in., his
mastery of public qiiestionS ha is. .at
least equal to'the Liberal leader, In,
his Veal tot the public welfare, in 'his
desiri for politieal eleanliness not °nip
in hiniself bet' in his following he is
vastly superior. to Sir Wilfrid, Wild
'appears to be content with keeping
his own /skirt's misPotted, and careless
as to the metheds of the men imme-
diately about him.
ELECTIZO.CtIEMICAL
umatic
Rings
Are gueranteed to dire Rhetimatiern end Neurtilgia.
The Eleet re-Cheinieel Rings is not xn Igtiot ant charm
orifaith cure. hut scientific 'seetilturi for the elimin,
,seion :uric acid from the blood... The secrer. the
]pewer, the merit in this ring lies in the combination
.14 the various motale of Which Ihe ring is Made. NO
Wallin' What the trenhle If it le estuted Int itettetei
of tette acid, The Electru.ChemiCal, tang will effect
st Mire. 10610 pat like any other ring. Otiii ne
worn clay and night. guiteautee these Itilige to '
do all we claim.
Call and Examine These Rings.
. R. Counter,
Jeweler and engraver. Issuer of Marriage Licenses
kaAAAAAK•Peo~ifwV~40#401 rdiikAAAAA•040044.01"1"ohi'
d tribut d last ientioned The usual cost e the le
of winter -wheat w re _is e , .
alltUTTlA to those farmeiS Who wished 1:tili7jers, as used in these eXperiments,
to test smile of the leading varieties betWeen four and five dolla,rs per,
on tbeir, owe farms.. Thc, following
are , the: average in -yield of straw and
grain per acre. `.,,Imperial Arnber,' 1.44
toes and ' 4.9 bus. ; Abundance,' 1.2
•
Since' assuming the leadetship' of
the pppositton, ; which was ...his bY
iogical sequenee, Mr. Bewitch has
'made but few mistakes. • He has put
up a ciever, courageous tight. He has
spared no efforts, to master the dets.ila
et the measureS propoSed in Par-
ltament and has won admiration by
his clear and 'critical disseetioh Of
these measuteS. 'ffe hag not been
eontent to be,. merely- a 4eStruetive
critit, but has been statesnittn triongli
to propose alternat',.. ,1s come
viand has gone out tor clean eft:tit:Me,
Olean men, cleaniroOnds, and for
public serviee that recaeSa serviee ler
the 'public. NO One fears -no Libetal
who knows Mtn fears --that when he
le 01)10 Premier he will allow the
baser 'elements to surmount,. No OtIC
doubts his patriotism,' hie personal
probity, his zeal !of ihe pdblie intcr
Mt. The cprennt Of the Conservative
party is snip in the hands ot tt. L.
Horden. T1i.!. futile of all the people
tons and 23,3, bus, ; and No. 6 ,Red;
1.2 tons and, 22,2 bus. '
Not only •did the Imperial Amber
give the greatest yield' per acro in
time co-operative 'experiments through-
out Ontario- in. 1908 and in :1907, ;but
it also .earrie first to/meaty nth
the experimenters • in melt of these
year. The Imperial Amber will again
be distributed, throughout Ontario this
autumn as one Of the three varieties.
for co-operative experimentS. The
Dawson's Golden Chaff", which, we dis-
tributed for co-operative experimeuts
throughout Ontairo ..in..each of twelve
,
years previous to the autumn ot wishing:' to experiment and to report
1906, and which is probably grown the results 'of any of the following
more •extensively. in ;Ontario at the tests 1, three varieties of Winter
present time,then all Other varieties wheat ;2, two varieties of Winter
6f Winter wheat combined;", has nob Rye ; 3, five Fertilizers with Winter
been included th the co-4iperative tests Wheat ; 4, Autumn and Spring Appli-
iinee 100f.. . , cations of "Nitrate of Soda and Com -
WINTER ItItt. Of the two valeta,. 11104 Salt with Winter Wheat ; 5; Win-
ter Emmet ' with, :.Winter Wheat or
WinterBarley.l 6, Hairy, VeteheS and
Winter Rye as .Fodder Crops. The
SIZO of each plot will be sent by ex -
Press, and that for the others by
MO! IAL, Ont,, AUg., 12, 1048
• C. A. "/S:i/1.1%
of
The Railway Conimission will cod,
rek. sider what is work of necessity Oti
• Sunday, in connection with railways Cenada will alsn be sae in his
is
at.
FODDER,' CROPS. in each of five
years, , the seed of Hairy VetcheS and
of .Winter Rye has been distributed
throughout Ontario for Co-operative
experiments in testing these crops for
fodder Minx:lies,' In --the average of
the five years experiments, this Hairy
-i,etthes .produced slightly the largest
Yield. of green fodder per acre, but, in
1908 the largest yield Was produced
by the Winter Rye. •
Distribution a Material for Ex.,
petithents in 1008.
As long as the supply' lasts, mater-
ial Will he distributed free of charge
in the order in which the applications
are received from Ontario farmers
AN NATIO
HIBITION Sept.
Greatest and Best Attended Annual Exhibition in all the World
mammoth -
Eve" 12E1)1'11" 9
$100 000 00
• Sends te Maned Bond
Its Products in Prizes and Mtractiolis Concerta
,
Grand Art Loan Collection
Fran* the Paris -Salon and ?their 0141.World Galleries.
International Military fatten and Realistic Spectacle
The Siege of Sebastopol
sitioi 900 Perfonniurs-
• International Doi Show International •Cat Show
8,000 -Live.. Stock. on View
for Prim Lista",,Eala Masks mil all 111;illis4Jes oliterna J0. 0118, gander, CO 11411. %seats
CHEAP 'PA -RES FROM EV,ERYWIE1211tE
11111111111111/11, -
es a winter rye distelbutted 111Ate
auttimti Of 1907,,the Matmnoth Whitte
stoOd first in average yield. ot grain
with 34 'bushels, and the Common,
second with z8.6 nusbols IT acre.
Last year the Mammoth White ° sur-
passed ;the Coriireon stye by an aver-
age ot 6 bushels per Imre throughout
Fernie it !COMB exceed one and
,
A Longue') farmer Vot9 sluit.by
apple thief.
E -Grey " art werti in Ha
'1'• Ilton last week.
tho Grand Trunk station at Windsor,
waS broken' into and six hiindred
ars stoleb.
estern Fair.
Greatest Live Stock Exhibition
of Western Ontario
Full Programme of Attractions twice „daily* including Kemps
West Show, Beat of Music. Fireworks .P.ach Evening,
ATHLETIO DAY 14/1CiNDAY, SEPT. 14.
coin� ned coley ,,yoUrself at London's Popular Fair
REDUCED' RATES, ON ALL RAILROADS
Prise Lists entry Forms, Programmes, And all inforniation
• given on application to
W. 3 Rini), President'. A. M. tiONT,Secty
•••loomirkil.m.
A 4. Lorital
ondon, Sept.
,19.
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