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SIN WILFRID AT TORONTO.
Sir Wilfrid I.+turier attended the
banquet of the Cau+uli,ul Manufac-
btrers Association at Toronto last
week and delivered 1a brilliant aldrte s.
The following are mogne extracts fruit
his speech:
.,To every city ter wi41 as to every
man comes some day til hour and the
4 opportunity of success. p better and
t•
the moment, the moment"end the op-
yr ) r l l L to l'+aun-
rtunil • have eco m A
ppoo >•
t da Cwntula is no longer ill a-' and
I, eclipsed by her- powerful ei;;hlwr.
Canada has At last pmerg.d in he full
flood of her light. 'Clip great meri-
can star is no longer dile great tent•
11 tion to the world. The Gain I& orb
Ili now high in the sky, and tow• els
that orb turn the attention, the bop s,
i and the expectations of the pv)pie
other lands, who, not tieing %tatlstl
with their own lot, are seeking fields
where they will find full scope fur
e their ambition and their courage."
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"My conception of the Britimh Kill -
*
is the true British conception of
individuality of communities. Tuday
Canada is a part of the British Em-
pire, boasting of its loyally to the
Crown, and has attained the full rank
of a mation-a nation without Any
revolution, a nation without any
Imeaking of the old traditions, a na-
1 tion without &try impairment of that
loyalty to the British Grown which is
ever true to every Canadian here.
result, of the recent
That has baro tilt• 4
conference, where in the preseuer of
the. Prime Minister of England, in the
presence of all the Prime Minimter. of
thome •wif-governing dominions, it sun%
asserted and affirmed without a dis-
senting voice that the relations ►e
tween the United Kingdom ,nal the
dominions beyond the seas were rela-
tions (if government+ and govern-
ments, that while t all ,acknowledged
the same allegiance to tit(- same suv-
errign, still all were un x footing of
equality...... My belief is that upon
this question lisp sluttO i. imperial
unity but local auttenoniv.-
. . .
I "rho thought of every ualion in
Europ is of war. The chief part
Of the rwt•enup of every nation
In Buropr iss ronsevrutt'd to war.
But we live on a continent where
we never think of will . We
live on A continent where we have no
,tandiug armies, and we are' wttiHHed
either on the lint• side of the land or -
;
on the other to depend for our defence
11 lion a citizen militia. In limn U(
need the blood and trea.-o r of every
Canadian would be at the command
of the King, hilt in time of peace, I
claim that we should follow our own
inatincts, follow our own ideas. and
not Ise drawn into the %o rtex of
European tuilitaristll."
" if i , , • 'N
�( had my own way i0 till mea= -
1 ter I -would hAve univtr.al frrr trade
pal IIIc British F:nlpire•. But ,against it
I
there arc theme chic( objections:
�, Cannot
,tows not want it. Au.l.rajin
! does not, want it, (Treat Britain does
not want it. Great Britain iN not
ready to receive it, &lid. therefore, we
cannot pu.sihh• trouble, almout it.
y I;reat Britain will not limit her Pare•
trade, even within the holundnrie% of
the British F:Inpire. Cauala will not
have It holicn w mbp Ili lett. IIll-P ini tl'f)r
free trade•, even ill the }iriti.h Enl-
pile : hilt Whitt Camula is preputled
G) consider im reciprority within the
British F:nlpire. This im'the thing we
I are really foil• in thim country, hilt thin
1 is the thing that they fire nor ready
If 1• to the uulthpi-lainl. On my part,
I • whilmt we do not want to Is• interfered
with in our domr•atir and thor•al policy
by the people of (;real Britain, %o ave
• will not ,attprn Fu, to dictate to tilt•
le of 1; % • e
ppeeooP
o
IeaL f3ritxin. Leet a ilia
freedon1 of i whatever le e
left, int t r lin) the
I difficulties of (he pavilion, send at
least maintain the polis• which 4a.
heen mo Pucct-smful_in tier last Ica
i�s•W el
"it. has Iu11K I.•i'n the desire, it' I
mistake nut, of the Ca nadino purple
that we shoshl bi- cutruntel Willi ►let•
negotiation ill' oar own trrnlies, va-
pecially in 1,•garl to r mnlncrye.
Well, this IonuJ,Nlitel•Glr i•rfclrsl 1,ls
curie to Ile it liter reality. Willunlf
revultiLioi►, without nay breaking elf
the- old traditions, w•ilhout au)• iul-
`I pAirment of our allughtnrr, the tinne
has comp• when Coinulian inll•remta Are
' entrusted to(;o.adinns, 31141 just Willi.
' In the laamt week x treAty has herr
I;i, concluded with France, n trendy
which appeals to cmioult niune, anti
which tins lit -en negotiated let- ('finA-
dianx alone. True, it has leen done
with the whole- assent, of the British
(Town, And with the aw.ent of the
Foreign Office. The Foreign OMre
I
intertloaed no objection at. all ; but,
on t e ,contrary, the For
e
iggn (iffier
told six, 'This in a n.&tterWhieh chiPl:y
concerns yourselves: takp the mar -
ter in your own hands.' The treaty
has been completed. it i* not for nip
t() 'emy what it is, Mat i think that 1
can may it will to found reasonably
11 aaat•fActory to the producers of Can.
adA, Gt the farutpr* of Canada, and• to
the 'b1&nufactulPrl of Canada wise.'
e'• e
"Since the treaty with Japan ham
been in opisratlum it has brown of some
advantage to the manufacturer. of
Canaada. Our trade ha* Incromaed and
the farmers and manufaeturerm have
gat. the advantage of it. Rut, motion
difficulty ham &risen on the mhores of
Brltsh Columb{• becanav )here ham
bMn a gtwmter influx than befewe of
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Jaluanrarimluigg.»nix. What are we�wilh
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ilis,rnnrnrlrnh/ but now That
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BORDEN FALLS DOWN
Advancing
going to do u...lrr such citremstaucra�
uoublt- ilia urisrn I,vr1 the
VN.,y, Now Talks Another Some
■
A section of the people in ,Winnipeg
fico Of J+younrne he UirN to win the
. Things the O Leader W,II
,
have called upon the British Govern-
sraud by hill, in helping liritish ('ail-
Not Say Much About on His Tour.
inert to xugqul the treaty. Well, the
favor of the Briliak Volunabja hut- I
by denouncing Uuvrruulrlll
HIS INSINCERITY SHOWN IN RE-
Years
treat) ►axe ffren in operation only two
heads the
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(ARD TO JAP QUESTION,
rais. We are Just cumulencin to
Y � R
foie Its xcliuu. He prbfraasrr Lu sympa-
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may lessen your earning
teap the benefit, and to denounce it
thize with Mr. McBride, the Iwcal
MR. BORDEN AS AN UPPOR-
or
would Ix simply panic. And for my
part I um not disposes) whether ill
Premier, is hes demand tot- "lletter
b eech at Vancouver Reveals Him In
iwo,orany other action. to act in x
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terrine" -that i., to larger sulwtdy
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Unfavorable Light Voted One
Sudden
Pn nic. I want t3 look about, to in.
quire, let rellect, lefore I Blake up toy
ti•on the Ilumisieln lloverun1e11t•
VN.,y, Now Talks Another Some
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mind, and It behoove. the CanadianOpposition
lAwm he expect the other Provinces Il'
. Things the O Leader W,II
Sickness
Ouve•muent under such eilculla-
sraud by hill, in helping liritish ('ail-
Not Say Much About on His Tour.
slance•N, tender- the difficulty which
smhia to raid the Federal tleatelu•y, ,-I-
hire ariwo, to contelopinle, to inquir'•
tit... hr think that the psgdt- of hast-
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to reflect and to ser the twat courtae• It
follow irp the' iutrtestM of the t urn•
ern ('Nllalda will Ilp1'rl' Ile elf hi
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may lessen your earning
dine a Ir. To at once, wi(helut in•
Pep
pruuaise•m to the people at till Coast P
MR. BORDEN AS AN UPPOR-
powers. While in good
gftiry,denounce the treat), would, ire
It lOelk,ns if the opinion, shared by
TUNISI. Il
lila huulhle judgment, mit (w playing
llnllly of :111-Borde n'" political ippon-
II
health prepare for the time
the cart of 1•eanunsibli- men."
ruts, that hr is a high-ulindwi Ntatr.-
AT OTTAWA.
j Of failure. Make sure Of a
. .
There is the IrSs inriiuntion till
retail, will have to le revised. At prey-
In the House or Commons on
I
all
the t of the Cwnrulixu (I,wernulwnt
lint hu is :NelulK like al olrlinar Nlli-
) I
January 15, 1907, he voted for the
competence for your old age.
1,011=111 that treat'V Iwcause wt- are
titian of loose Principles.
bill adopting the Japan treaty which
Sanctioned immigration to Canada I
riUafd our loved ones against
y 3
tit hort of establishing what is rnllel
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the 'all -red line.' It im a new proje't,
. Tilt- dear old Hamilton Spectator is
of Orientals. See Hansard, p. 154;.
want in own
whioll Willi launched ,et- the haat con.
hurriflcd Icy dile rr\rinliuus of in
AT V�INCOUVER.
case of your
frrcuc(•, In have a liar of connw•tiun
def .►eoi h:ugsuul Nod III. -Orient- it,
r64•u:ttiontal tradestalisties which shoN'
Sprakmgat Vancouver, Septem-
death.
01AI V tit Japan, but to China and All-
that Canada is buying 3 Brent deed
bre ,5, 19o7, he condemned the Gov I
Ntralia which Avould paNs over the
Ire •tory Canada. Nature has
more from file United Slats than air
rrnnlent for adopting the treaty, and 1
Write t 0 us about O U r
of
run to the (:an:adixn route the shorleNl
s/ells lo,lh+at country. Thr sp e -vi alm
asked why British Columbian mem-
7
1 ,..Mo between Euro ie and the Orient,
1
I billy believe, for ftq• part, that this
calls Ifilm jug -handled trade : it thinks
it im not gooel bumine-N. \\ P Wunder
bets did not it in the Hostile.
0PP0se
I
I IDEAL INCOME BOND. If you
and a:-
'1'lle
-�
die It will provide for your
project whvil ftccoluuplislled.
cuutplimbed it usual and will IN•, will
if Spectator, ltd', which belies a lot of
goods from the p;alwr-ulakem and the
Ottawa. Sept. all. JI,'. Bolden flan
family. If you live It will pro -
Prove of tilt- greatest, pNlasible at1VAn•
),age to t',unn41a :it huge, to On-
tylN•.ln:ulntxcturrrx, itlsirla that lhrs
o1N•ned lila enolleidgn in Ifiriah Co)-
•r
vide an for you Just
l:ario, anll ht dueller, but Ntill more
People ,hall buy it ,ortempmading
unll:.•, incl .,•i:• .. :it els un Ih1• ,.,.
et
grellable incidents of the palet (rw
,income
when you may need it.
to the Maritisle P"(Win(-ew, and let
auuaml tit goods hunt The Spectalllr
weeks. Hr go ve; to tilt- length ad-
that Pr,winev nn tilt- I'xciHc• British
to earn lip things :• Or lido the ad.
dingle, plank to kis lilatfu•ul dealing
('uluulbia•"
Verlimerm in The Spectlator insist that
with principles which directly at-
THE IDEAL INCOME BOND Is
ole publishers shall take out the price
tack tlit- Very fousd,uion of tile eon -
atiuuiun. ,Intl which it,) party (-fluid
a Copyrighted policy and is not
-EDITORIAL NOTES.
aft -trade"? Or do The Spectator's
enfo)r•e without drieshe murudmeuts
Obtainable from any other
'- — -
muls••rilena insist on paying five- their
to Int- British North America Art.
Another HoxPr rising in China,
pNallrr in etbl-tl •INNI ,old turnips till(]
Alluding to the Leval )• with Japan,
Mr. flo den "Thr (ip a•rr11uleut
Company. Be sure that you
I he (`rinks have leen hearingfrau
crab applem e Them is m) ,lore Ica-
ta&id :
has taken great, remponNihilI ill int-
understand Its splendid possi
%allrouver. -------
soft fur Canallt'a attempting toeven
.
posing upon the Iwuplt- a treaty
btlRles before you decide upon
y
1'h 1. Ili 111. seaallM Ilf lir 1111 %hot\\'.,
tell their putchamem frrllll and males to
which insist ter observed 11litll it IN
;iiid The Signal is giving its readers a
R R K
flip United States than there would
Obrug,U el.
What wets t c :•
1 xt hr treat Tile Cana
the policy you will take.
full merit of prize lists. Meanwhile
t1t- flit• .a merchant's attempting to
dian Parliament tnaxsvl a bill .K..}+�Iv�ing
lite .'flat Urltal columns are sulll,what
custaibill.
len the waine thing with lilt tale
lxsq)It- will) whom ht- dealt. But.
foq:•r U( law 111 L lallxll:a tit a CCtc+tlll
trent) lit :►miry +old relnuurrer rt-•
�T
11.401v"ow
bless you, The Spectator will never
cenlly male letwe+en Ilis Majesty tilt-
lv L l�
Tlu• people of ('limon have done
see this. It h&s Ihr erotrctionief
I
King And tjne Emp•ra• tot Jalmut.
a thus cahlr Within tilt -s:opc 1
well in voting to eat&blimh n muniri{xal
twist ill its ernnium and will nra•pr
it trot
a treaty waule lehvern Hrr Int
waterworks system. The improve-
gest oVrr it.
�Laje.t) Quern Victoria and the Kw-
mt-ut will in time repay its cost many
lN•ror of Japan Ili 1104, and subse-
tinusovrr.
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quendy auteuded. Canada was ex-
Ineulra"ce Company,
The City Child's Vision.
pesmly exempted froul the lte:aty
Sir Wilfrid txwirr hila tNrn pew
Ori inally hilt after the succuss of
K
LOndohl Canada.
srntel with n old nud:►I h the
R Y
1 knoll' What the country 1.. I know whit they
('an;d3 nt rhe Tokio exhibition it
'oron
Mean
was deswnatiated that such an open-
it ROBINSON. General Agent.
to exhibition directors. 'Itis nut
When they talk of running brook. and the
Ing Oife•1.1.11 for growth of runlnwrc,al
st tel in what c1+we Sir Wilfrid en-
n,•Idsorgra•,•n:
relations Ia•tN•rt-n Cxn,uL•t :old Japan
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tel 41, but itis undelst000d that he gut
I hire as fru.h oil day, :Ind the world i. mine
that a new treat \Nae anode. the
Y .
all"of t sell Thi. recklet+v s •stem (if
)
lip I clad h)r tieing "the beet t1oV.'
Allure year to dn:un ■nil dronm or the dere
trema of which guVp to ('xn:ula the
.
prosnI I R r-uninda unr of the Ilneq:
•
and vine!
mdvtirtlage of the Must favored nN-
'•\Viler a (]evil an sick, the devil :1
11rP. 9, T. Rorer, the cookery ' px-
1 know whin tile country i. tocandoh, sn unr.
tion rltiusr. Thin treaty Nnm adopted
toy the Canadian Parliament.
,taint odd to -
W hen the devil wax well, the drVil a
ort," gone into bankruptcy.
I R V y•
(1crr :,town the mighty hill+. upon to the
saint w�Y tw."
Shr wAa inning te restaurant in New
y
din.
TM•reo a udlllon biedrand flower nA.hing ill
Borden Approved Jap Treaty.
Wherf the bill was Iwforr the Hous•
T
WhaS May Be Expected.
Vorh Pity ..n seirntiflr plena but it
thrmniti
is Januar)• of this -year. adopting the
' \\'hell ill tui coul•,e of his political
didn't pay. tilt ho•urtlrss but well.
And w/ [many hmterfiies, and .nch mplendid
trr;lty and binding CAnad,a to it. what
torr Mr. B e i it reaches the Middle
stotllached all 1 will ImuKh "Ha, hA !"
(till.
wit.- the attitude of tho-Con.rrvative
\Vest• the p stip it will ter 1-rgalwl with
-. -
I know whet the country I- last night when I
)arty to the House Y' .Mr. Burden de•-
scandals which n•1•eived their death
"It putlnx one )sew The Montreal
,kilt
fivensl himself of the f,NovinK : --
hluN in the Hou . t pI" of the
(iazelir .heldin real ,,ally tears Over•
Sonrothinlr like an angel. hand Into my hand
Mr. It. L. Borden What is the
story, however• er�11'11`1`11` Is• luld. Fur
the glrlwth Of til puhlic ownprshitl
"n -lit :
VAIuP of the yen '
A mail N ho I— atmtelpull•(-
movement in Ont& ill and the West, '
And I followit where, it Int over nrbl aimt hill.
To this Sit- \Vilfrid 1•.•plird, .01 cents.
(-nsHdence Upxn tdal lrK;Uion thArSo
stay% The O I[ Kreuter, A
Aid 1 Wi-h that 1 rmdd lir, dn•ruling, dn•au,.
\1 r. H. I« 13orlen I du nut lthservr
the people tie• nLean, houeatly
doughty Cons•t-VatiVP organ. n. But aM
mg -1
ally mention of Kri►iu lir Hour.
desalt with h)• the (lq a•rrluarnr, Mr.
Tht- Montreal Gazette a the It -ailing
1 know Whitt tilt- tvluutry i+ -ii i- thi+that lir+
Sir Wilfrid explained that all nil-
tions weer on Ihr same flNuing in this
BoldyA exile".. hisl.elf to arty caus-
tie rritirianl. Tlu• s( -An ads he will rc-
orgall of the �Connerva 've party In
All idiot tic little rano wht-n I .hut say e'r+
- t •
lespcet.
Iltlt Nnil rehNrlu In elle ildollr Went
l'un lila Tire Heporter mut recognize
Ni.t sod mNzc and bl,.I1.i,.--, hinl and brook
The niN)ve was the caul ibulion elf
('
ave h•rn exhau.►tvrh• psoinld in
that its part does not occi y a very
nl.f IIS'.
And,alo%eb hand in odor. Iculing. leading
Mt•. Bodeen Let the debate Willits the
trealy was lacing adopted Iry P;arlia-
rhe, Iluu.e, n'b11 aim Ippa..IIiu11
dropped (bent one h) Orr Ire they
&ah•ant pmosition On rh pontic
ort
Ment. At Vancouver Mr. Hntrden
had goer lilt- I, of of r Tor)•
owurrlhip issue.
as. : _"Hut ('811x4114 mndr that treasty
preys. In each I S,JL (-e the eherKp
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retu
The (iue•Iph Herald return. t tyle
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
with till knnN'Mdge elf lire ra11ar-
quenvem. Did the Lil+rrmil rnrullterm
Alone awns publisleol by rho- lip septic.
preset, the c"Inplete anmwer / f Ihr
considerAtion of the, leo ing
Mr. Borden's Performance.
hour British Columbia protest "
Thr reply I* til It like only Inittemr
(ioveeennlenf w:s. newer• givo,, Mr.
ie,rh•ll Ilnav be. expected to follow he
proble so..and cit" the rYAn1pIP elf t r
came fr000 a He it i.h Co lutulluil, IPp',-
%atilt- le"'th st .1111ing Ili., /•al.lpaig
State of Ma%sal•htlaeLLN 111 abOlimhin
Londwl.lAcrrn t-1
MI'. Bnn'ldrll'. Jrnl tion (If tee
.t-lllative,.a'hile Mr. Bolden voot,•nted
hr will slake hi. chary[.•,• bat f e
inch 1'rrxa.111Ka and distribufinK the
Anglo -Japanese trent is the lined
hltuself with tire truncated brillimeort•
wit Ile will le Irl 1 IlelrA uce'1
I 1 ,kept K
cns� of LhP nrrr,sfiry changes nm.urg
enlxe•knhlr crate of hindsight on re:-
giv,•n nhnvr verb;alio. Rt-(- H:utsnrd,
,Ixnsnr)•7:L ilxli; p. I:.ti. -
the explanation lir answer give
upwm Ihr filen• Of Parliament. 'ret All
the ratlwa)•%, the h)cal municipalities
el rl.
No, Not Two Years.
If flee treat)• wo. 'bill fur the tide
in►e•nts and phrp sus hr will tnnkr It
And the State. This will lecomr a live
Vantage of Canada• the right ront•w•
nppw:ar tint t It a Adnuhli.tration
yuPafiol in Ontario serer nr INrPI',
mc(N• Iteturo)er.
era, M enter n rigo•on. prrnrst
rrxudr ehnrK641 with N,•riou. uffrncPa
Hlllllarl 11(P la ran \'Al11A111P to 71111,\w it
•', Alteral p i4itichan never knows
agaill.t It %vilerl It wa% being diwum.,d
and flint lilt explanation \VII. Inside.
haw eAt :u1d pSoNl n miol he is until
ill athf, House, not to w rk alt snake
Thin pNdIC)' will IN. plllt'.IhYI by the
tot Ie lierpetually endangered floor
he• gets rout Il( oflke. For instance,
political capital from the incideunl and
Ivan who mayor lie .taind.41 fol' opt'IKht-
preventihlr exusem.
lidrn to the niries praising FitzpAt-
suggest that. the 1-1.111641)• lira in an
11"A,and probity in public liters.
rick ns t y Nho-P Agle.worth. And
nolo-odnwnt to the constitution which
Wheu \Ialdioloa is 1earhel ninth
The Mail and Empire allege. that
it im not,I, ,it )•rats .inve Fitzpatrick
aaotdd proluihl)• l,tk,• years to mart
will IN' *list about the "thin led line."
the Ottawa (4overnmetiL wished the
was n m) nunym for plliticxl Wicked-
A Sop to British Columbia.
but unr cum /dear ns.wer uncle by
Bapnnrse ritming into the country to
Merl.
Putting a Good Face on it.
\f'. Harden al.O pledged himself in
Mr. I'rawforl will for'bl n, part ltf
Mr. Hurd.•n's address:'
Ieconp enfranchised. Welil, why
Toruntu
tlie ,aent ltf Conmervative success "tet
shouldn't they? it aimed to lea "lev-
K
NcwN
Afitrr :all, til.• (':anallixn nnanuGa,•
que appoint r•oulmir cou i( dea.onm fo til the
yu1•ntios of Iwttt-r condition* far Brit-
All Things
ti t0 All Men.
Political IIIPth/MIs v&r)• little, Mr.
encs against flip Chinese inustgrnnti
turd•% are di%playinK much of the
t.h ('olumbiu, with the View of grant-
Bollen will Iw tillthings to nit men.
that. they would neVrt• leeonu• nater_
V 1
.nit of till , Id I s •i .xr s s 1' • o
} I u t 1 In p aft f
Ing such mlditirnml allowance us Ihr
hr will Adapt himself Let IlincondiLtuu..
nlizel tin41 Inke tin intrrPmt to the af•
t sir uever.t-m and pinching pVell)'•
commission might recotmniend."
R
Kver atiwanta P will Ise taken of Pre
)' K
fairs of thisk rnuntry. Now the runt•
They 111 null lor,whiiin it flint. Ili It have•
All of thin mounds well to the exper••
a'inciAl aml local difficultYm, lend lilt
A regains - Thanksgiving dinner nl the
taut British Columbiana, full whal of
the blame for noything in rempert of
plaint is III,- very reverse. The Jap-
King Edwat•d, ;Ind invite prendem
the other Pruvii,epm' H the (lnrvtian
aneme I. likely I„ make Ail go tl a cite-
and other poor folk to join them,
lt( Provin,iul su sidieN canhe opened
- - -_ ' -'--'- --
zen as• for it) I nrP, the Italtnn•
Extremists on Both Sides Dissatisfied,
for one Provinve, it can be opened for
. • -- - •----
Hundreds of students of the Popular
A vontem of m (litotes fr ll. a
1 1
Hantibnn Hcrakl.
Here sur have the \InqufxrUn•el•N'
language that alp fl*cal pdicy of 1'An-
and successful
merie%of llNperio Inoi,iVlsrls to flip Eng-
A.sovi ation site tire one H3►Nl f-oul.
+,Ix should have placed tariff dude. at
>r�OTT
limn Sehools," nppenring to .The -Fdu-
Ossining that Ihr Ismrier (tovernmrnt
murk a rate that under any and all ,ir-
����
rational Review, thi% paragraph:
coloplie.Ltoo reaulily with tlledvoutsds
eilmat,atives tht-)' would (lave been
"WherPa'Nt' R'1• Illel'r- le R/:kool chit-
dren, whether in the r ) atre•r•ts o,'
of the labor neon• send twit rhe other
h:u..I there is ►ht- Dominion Trmit•%
quid LO -n- l'Ongre.w notifying Int•
high enough fit afford ale) u atelmotev-
tion In every Canadian industry. Or'
ill Other, words, f/t not promieinK
TO$ONTO OFT..
'
1!fHllll.l'y lane". rhaav;• N' 1111 R'1• 11%ill
PI'rlll
n•1• that. 1•tilwlr will glace• its
completely to "but out all competitive
HAVP %e'Illed pNavitrnlla thi% yeAr•.
aeon in UI, ,chuoir ret-ogm d n% with
almiver lit the lwdlr to his un%ntimfac-
import.. Again, while one section of
Demand is far greater than the sop -
a plu•Iaaxnt ml1a11t' and rent, till• INtyN
tory su•mwage with regard to .titpalx•rP
him party Very nulversely criticizes his
ply, PAillu.'ar., f./L' btialrlANN pxMlllnlis
doffing their4'nps. In no ca Ile• did we
immigration. Nueh is Ihr lot%of All
socialistic heremies about government
still[ you will ger rhes ; hut, the ed-
me- tiny Irace or rudeness., either
government,.
ownership, senil sl forth, another ger•-
sc•ation must FIIIST 'LASS. Stud-
aulong fhruus•IVrN or to NtripngrrR,
Whatever le dile drHrirnc'em Uf
Against Bonusing.
tion in as emphatically annoyed with
A duritlesl Al tiny t lie. Write fell
oma
'%
him because hP rbwa nut Ko much tor-
cnfxlogue,.
F 1 v lmt's a •thin is rvi/l it -
.1 II II II I Ill K
K
mint }"n ,
I,o 1 linisl I'o+t.
11
tiler +(]n s)cinlixt lines. g u Thus in the
good manners and -•,peel or
It will le n g,mml thing far I'tuuulian
/'onxe•rvntice pity divided nptainmt it.
Cor. Yonge n d Alexnndcr Sta.
authority are tborosghly tHnght."
municipalitit•a if they learn that. it
elf- it remains to he Peen whether
W. J. ELLIOTT, Principal.
• And cine contemp/rasef remarks •
dot's not pity to fish fill• their• faetorips,
hopelessly or nut. l certainly, the
,*flow plenwlnt it would Ix to be stilly
Unless the town 1Nlnae 4stem natural or
dtvprste iN'I*cIP. rep1►•oea•nted by The
Lot may the %nnu• of our achod* in ('sun-
at -•quire) ,ulvnnt'agrm I•nouKh to at-
Onzette An 'I, v \ orld cannot (moth
_____ _ _
llurL n rmrtwl induvtry, Nilhont`n
prevail, ,old rhe good Cnn,ervativi,
--
141111. -
xdlL" -. ---_-,
INiplllx, it will not lin v.• nufllcrnL xd
vat falte•m llt kf,P / that in flip,
Violist. Iw nurse tl,un n little puxzlwl U'
Jia concerningtilt• .resent
N
Teach "1 elegraphy
W. If. Wo,ml tins witlAntl•n
coucrrn
Inix-ft )
.
Rerun the Libm•nal candidature fur
to.attl•r Ihr H%h hay IN•wr sanded
with INmus for bait. If the nnuli.
and the• prohabilitie, or pwav%ibilitiem Of
the future.
YC111n
CENTRAL
The I,egimltature in South Brant,
ciptlit, err.• Al.rctylting to own of-
Cheaper Telegrams.
mid The Stafford BPxcon sugKe,lta
O1Otrol %,,e.,,, theiroewn public utilities; the) wet find man)• gent awn rix(-
Thr Canadian (inverter.
4K
!hat Iris open% the wny for n t -crn-
up nnA I Inre that it would be bet-
There can dor• no doubt thnt tine of
STRATFORD. ONT.
mlderttion by T. If. Prenton, the prem-
ter to le:ace• etch work for private en-
Van elai'a grentent. ne"In in chenller
We have three dNpnrtmpnt*:
Par
ent nlpnnler, of ilia retireuaent,
terlu'ise. lit . when they are einhoirk•
tel•;;s.uns. Al prercut wt- an- paying
Comnirrixl, sit( and
\Vptr Mr. Preston urge(] un broad
Ing lin A bull ease much an A canping
fnun two to ten rent4 a wild fill- men.
TPlegrnphj'. .'We eu,piny the.
i rra•incial groun41. to permit. himself
fa:rory. or Nn other purr)) individ-
lite) eoanern, tit V deserve the criti-
+xtl,•s ►pend neer til.• wires, wllflP in
(irt•,at Iiritaaiu add Australia t
iNxt frrr Pan that mosey eon
+again to Ili• x candidate he aught le
client of ever, ec nil in the land.
prier
in allrsot 3 rent :a word. in 1`4 x lues-
hit-(-. Our courses are thoroRgh
and firnetical and we lamina w•or-
iudured to make tilt- maeriflee, any..
And III,-,.- would el, it, toll, unit-"
.so... fh3s Halifax tel Vnricon4er cost,
♦ thy mrodentm to psitiona. Those 0
Thr Beacon. •'Viii only the Liberal
wltne pwr•ticulter ecen unint holm xn axe
tbist\' cc'bI%n wild and fro/n Dawson
who wish to get a money -mak -
party ,and South Ili -ant need hie Per-
to) grind. Srnne concerns grit. A lions•
and du well. But a well-known b-
I'll a Io Eastern (',mndr frorl y (,Put so a
�\ ln,l• The di t,mres y1e great, lint
I 411ration should gpt the Exna
Write for
vieps, but file entire Province. He in
nancier has Paid that for one much came
dimltince is lint. the- only factor, nor
our new catainguP
and got partieularm. Thin is
one Of the mnml enrnMf, thoughtful
he rould print let twenty (either". If
ev,•n pile :a.roogemt rfor to the do-
the beet time of Voter to enter.
And proactic,J )egimlatorn the Assembly
ham known, and him retirement would
"tech in tree• then manicipolititlr
about(] weigh inattern with much
more skill than they have done le-
trriniu.,,,. lit r.1 1'htm auhjrer
ens b►k64t up Rum firnP ago by Senn-
tot T. O. L►wvim, h0
t ELLIOTT a MICLACHLAN,
I'rlce►p,•lm. 2
stake a void not easily flllrel." We
fore they take nnlney front therate.
nrIto that, the
%%',•sl was F1Pi g rhxrgelt ex0►hitant
♦N N6 "!
bellove The [if -aeon voicew a very gen-
p&yobm And put it into ,speculative lin.
stiff,. Iwrm'bme of I",k of (iovernment.
---- --- - --
oral opinion regtirdigg the value of
terprimem,
Travelling North D South.
el;nl.►1 ion, Irh n. ham Norm ,applied in
the (-nae a xilwny rAte•lk. Sir Sand -
����at>•�1�.
111r. Preatow'x PPrvirrm, and it to to be
hoped that hP will snake the
g y
�rnt11Ma1 wore +.
ftmd FIs• uK lin. Iwf,n agitating the
1, for
A SITUATION
personal
mcrriflee to the public. inte•reat which
Tmking lint- consideration with all-
,I, .roto• 'brging hilar. the
;•,hell 1 interest demander) tele-
hag IePn incl urgently p1r11atPr1 upoti
nther, Mr. Borden', Int cannot he
wltngethrr n hwtfpl) one \VMIe atm+
grmp tc lnterr•omwe At A reasonable
r:al HP drmiter to MPP bx)th erPOnrl
at a good salary awaits every
him.
wing of hill p,wrtc, And ,tn increase-
n d general news flim one Prov-
graduate of the
Mr. Fetnlett'a utterancPm in Hrltinh
ingly inflnentisl Ona• is dwnanding
thwf he shall come out mgnarely for
fpAms
ire to aril her. iMr[I one part of the
country to the mr)nt. distant.
CENTRAL RU&IN[im COLL[QE.
Experience proves this
Columbia ,ire not calculated to
tariff reform in the shape of &mock
art, met, a
Ino rate in order that (%woad sump mayfree,
a talogve-
ly. Enter any time. Catalogues
Write
ettrngthmn his innuenex among troller-
.
lower tariff, another wing InZiff--
i e 'b.n►e e)nm ,ly knit together in
-�//
W. N. SHAW, faFind
thinking and fNir-minded Ie.
feOP
Ing him for nM, continuin-
from
thought and inowleelgr. He emrrialr
ppaa I,
and Gerrard Sts., To-
The Ln•Aty with Japan wtex enacted (elle
claim the housett)pt s
ger) need of m mach highe
thin principle to the extent of adv,,.Young
[ratio rintaper trills
Canada.
Into by the Canadian Government
for not declaring in mostc
service withinronto.
the l:Fmpite.
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W. AOHESON & SON
Completed Autumn Display of Ladies'
Coats, S uitings and Dress Goods
11
Long Black Coats
In 811111111-1,ehevioLta, tweed and plain r1�41,
tede•cts, commencing special
ppm
tinp at each ........ $x77 and $10.
Dress Materials
A very large and comprehensive range, e%er.v
demanded cloth and shade and values ryuAl to
lest we have ever shown it, L►dies' Cloths, Broad
cloths, Kerger, Tweet) effect►n
, Paalnxs, Voil,•.,
lit per yard. ranging from •
................................50c $2
Coatings
Fiderdown Coatings for children's weir, u,•w.
,and superior Huish, English make, M inches wide.
to reds, greys, white, pinks and r1:sit)., �L
special at per ya....... .....
Tweed, Heaver &till Cheviot. Coating. in
te great variety ranging from, $7
................................. tit $3
CarpetDepartment
entire second floor, containing
RUGS, CURTAINS, LINOLEUMS
AND DRAPERIES.
Inspection Invited.
We ACHESON ck SON
it hich there IIIIay be Milne Ideal ftr•Itng and who profited silo greatly : t the
will be placed upxl the Dlmliutoea axpenep of the seltlee ; neither ill hr
Government. The people will listen get into the prrticulxrs i)( th tlr)yal
it, vain for ,troy mention O( the It-ommission's tPp+rt dealing with the
KuxxI things accomplished by the actions of these same thrifty illi.
Laurier Government since Ism ticia►ls with respect to these Sallie
Nothing will ie Paid mehput the shady transactions.
plrosproum coudilion of the coun-
try,
oon- WiU Til Drily One Side.
try,excepting!hilt the Administration
hew had nu Mr. Borden will n0 drub r.
this to oil t tell x Nm
with The I
There K K
will be no allusion to the intelligent story, Mat only one side of it. 1'h,
immigration policy pursued by 4ir other side in a matter of r•ct/td end
Wilfrid L,turietr's 0ovenment for will be told in due course. When hr
ten year", which has resulted iP Is" ex``lattxtee on the doings Of Liberal
plinK the Nest with an enterprising Ito liticians,unit entaiges on the ,awful
population ; credit tot- the rapid settle. conseoluenerer of px,litti eid corruption ,t.
inert of the country will not 1w given affecting the future of this great D
where it is dear, hut! I,• -e w:II Ile wane minion, hr maty target to mention
polemics about it )tel 1.,f if of iso. that hill ownelection petition at Hali-
migralion for which It nits Could le fax, in whir It corr,tption is charged,
paid• while in ►1)e h.c.t he eaderof has not yet loomen adjudicated upon.
the Opposition funic oimr'If opleflmel no, !.iteral party has been very
to the system altogether, generous in many ways to their p)li-
tical upplttenrs, hot in future the
Left Speculators Behind. strenuous lead of Hon. Mr. Aylew-
Thr rapid growth elf the West siurp worth will to followed, and If three
the leader of the U1opesiliort made his Conservative gentlemen of lofty
Ixsl visit will In- A luded tet, but the ideals and iustusecudate purity of c
imptahar-
ornt part the Oovernulentof the latter undertake lO enter taw Arpnx
(lay played in this advancement will I they must expect Nome liar) knocks•
nut,lNt recognized. The hinder of rh,• for they will most assuredly be given,
Opposition will of course inallP "Cut
I _--
title land' sandals, last hr ill �.•1"our last Ixluk, maaelaul, had A
prot114b1 unlit to explain the ab- Icu4letsal success," •'1 should say sl
armee ltf ilia friends who wacomp ointed I Every one of my three divorced hum-
hiue on the occasion .of his last trip, , bands wanted to remarry lir !"
1
1
� 1,
NEW IDEA
PATTERNS el
ta.
Iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinesessistrinewea aniiininniviiiiis 6*0
A M MAGfAZ NI '
cKIM
—]c.
C Ci
LOTHIN
..in a big aide line with us now.
I Ix of roses and lots of golds to
et- " 1 from, and at staple tile%
Kr Pricer which will s,avc
You
dolJarm.
." Hu) 'awn and there-ppeie lir
Puitr tO cue at, per roil, 81 AM.
There were 86 up Lutt •All, but
they meant I oil tit one
price ...........:. .:......61.48.
Boys' two acrd th'hM piese suit •,
lip tit) ......... . ......'\..
...68.00
Men's suitar.:..sb.00 to, 812.00
OVERCOATS ,
We have too many. We real-
ize it to time and will start off I
right now with rut prices.
Boys' Overcoats
and Reefers,
Men's Overcoats, Ulsters I
and Pea Jackets. ' I
all at cut priceP. \Ve will
inaake it worth your while t,.
inn emtigate.
BUSY STORE.
lttr•doommo���a _ _ e�I
MCKIM S
'Falk toAWomen
Abo�t Men's Wear
don't let your "hubby" look seedy.
He ought to dress well - self-respect
demands it, and he is thought far more
of it he in welt dressed. Just send, or
better come with him and Ht him out
with it beth CENTURT BRAND SUIT OR
OVgR1x)AT, the kiud on many of the
very best drexsers ant wearing -full of
style, perfect In fit and right in price.
Marie to Order if you wish, hundra'ds of
sAntples to choose from.
to I.is
A
WEAR
STINFIELD'S UNDERWEAR
it In the beast --healthy, warm
and nnRltrinklibde. Once It
cuatorner, Always & customer.
for St&nfleld's Underwear.
C. PRIDHAM
:Ing and Ron&linra Hob. - -