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ODUC141tH. TH3 1tt3UAIt. t8'T. S. 19th.
MR.._-LEWIS' ADDRESS TO THE
ELECTORS. t
1
P. it. to G.alerich. ' And he tui• had as
h to do with the railway tiers
mentioned 111 hitt address to the elec-
ture as the almanac tutu has in 'fixing
the weather.
If Mr. Lewis thinks that hi. itnaRin-
ary tehieaeulenl. as stated in Ills
past.-ript are of int emit to the
peolde ao' West Huron, he will 1144
object if atlrnNou is drawn to mune
of the t1i1ug. which \L. Rinse)
Hi/hues Mae done feel this. riding.
Only *few months ego We 11x41 the
Western 1)ntario. ..,liana camp It
U.sler'eh. 1*44 11./ to the persistent
efforts of Mr. 110lmrs. The iluprua ed
aceoutunelat ion for hos-holders et
li.alrrich'easterner, by reason of the
keeping open of the ,eftfee for longer
teems each eve g and un holiday., 1,
due to the repeated representation. of
Ma. liolu,ees to the Pustofce Depart
audit. These things Mr. 'Lames was
able lo dn. and willing to do, when he
wax ant a ti lana -t ..1 Pau-lhtmeut.
While he was the („ember he secured
the appropriation for the outside
breakwater, and voles at variou.
t i (Nes for dredging at Ulalerich
harbor. 'through his representations
new postafices were eatablisln•d at
several points in- the riding ; indeed.
•be was always on the alert to advisee*.
the interest* of his constituents. ifl
etilry lestittmat. wet.
1Ve did not intend til refe - to these
matte!.: but Mr. Lewis' peculiar eann-
paaigu methods have .been tolerates'
Lung..enfttg,4 and b. - heed -nut, *eject
hat his attempts to hoodwiuk the
lectors will in future he allowed, 1•.
lass without comment. -
The late member for \elft Huron,
Mr. Lewis. hes issued it's address to
the electors of West flttn h and
more ineonsr.(u.•ntial thm• cut, as all
atteutpt to oho* why he should le re-
turned to Parliament. could hardly le-
ituagiin,l. -Large laxliee n, u t
slowly." he say'.. and No his -tit,' hills
and two 1'e.olntionw whiel, he had Iw-
fote the II:,us*. at the hist evasion hat ,•
net yet been carried into . effect
a
There is. indeed. no leww to suppose
ahei they '-ter will 1N•. nes n )-wilt of
,1I-. Lewis efforts, no mutter how
Many terns he might spud in Parlia-
ment. He,11ad a hill :u a pre%iea(IN set -
Sion 111 fix a longi line for estate i *. in-
land waters,: lett he had not * 11 nitgh
esu or a•rat en tee res tit cr t Htl k t..
6e p c it.
and he did not ie. ea re-iutt'Udue, it at
the sohs.vluent sessions. When a,,ill p
fails t.,go through all the nec,•ttsau•y 10
ietages in any one session, it dies, and Si
the author. if he atilt while,. it to I. tar
enacted. must start afresh a1'Ihe next
session. Mr. Lewis i. 1heretoti• no
farther ahead with his "five hills and s1'
two rewylitt i00*.' Ouse lir Ives at tin• in-
beginning
t
beginning (of hast• 1ession. and at clipping,^. (ton, T
the m,u,e rate of progresti they will Is• '1 he \Viughanl Adi
in the sante erste in the year -ass,. s
The Laurier limey:
--. EDITORIAL Noss
Laurier wins again.
Let Gcderich give Robert 111.1111
syuan• deal.
It
4. Linn. fees- a Vining!. in West
Mortals representation at 1)tlawe.
No 'art of corruption has been
.'ha rived against any member of the
Literal (uvremuent.
'l'he \Vulgham Advance still refuses
to give its readers the facts in regard
to the •Transc,lgtinental Railway
prulwsiiion.
Toronto Saturday Night. which
rophr-ie,l. Premier \Vhitnet's sac-
ro Qin ,lune, Hays thew is no doubt
r Wilfrid Laurier will win in the
etinn, this month. ,
If Mr. Lewis .Wants til b,; up a
etch on the agtanomy hill, We can
rnlsh hint with 'solar interesting
(loderich Star and
nrr.
,cut is slaunl
1Ve d1 it, knew that tuly1n'' Is ing by the 'armee. 1hille:Mt l' of Oe -
mourning the failure 01.. M^, Lewis' whet the farmers will again ,haw
• attempts at Irgiaal ion. If 1 here is their good sen, Lc gin ing t he Laurier
anything i,r u,erit in any of his pro- Government n big majority. \
px*eils it will fa• taken up in due time •
by some member who ha. the patience The 13,.Ierich Star disappt'ovo• of
and the lwrw%rrnne,• t u s* ick t...3l 9 loin the increase 01 expenditure under tate
un*iltt is tiniehesl. In Ihr mexutim,. Laurieru,.vrrntuent. N'01 'The Star.
the Public is not. molt y'iug about Mr. tell 11s whet hems of expenditure Mr.
Iw win' Iiltlr bills. Nor is it likely *bat Lewis objected 1.. during hi, r.,jlr
Mr. Lewis himself ie very great Iy di.- years at Ilttown• i
Appointed that racy hat,• not (wen
E. N. Lewis has sllakell the walls ..f
peained into Law. 11'-%t:tlesl 1111 1' oil. Pa11-I cut with hi. quotations h
vertisr him.elt. and by Intrad1Wb,g 'IIP newspaper hies. No sunder he
''five bills and 1w1 resole' ilns” he got diwlainN to r down to etirh x small
his attar 1111 the imamate of the Hens,.thing as addressing an ,audience of
bine-ty1rk14 copies of which Ile ha8 \\'eat. Hnrnn rlrrtols !
sent Omelet t lit.• riding to show
lion• a ynlr,u'h• Wnv
pearstothink this will "uo' with the formed with five 10,aVvt4 and two small
-- e1.'clot wItuwiTl:-Li" ..,;nidi- +►:•rf &hen, '1h;-- Lewis thinkthat hiR
With his 1 84 ;1 great legislator ••111414 bills cud tau 10,40110 ions' should
that he will g,•1 back to Parliament to satisfy the gwopl.• of Nest Hutson.
drag his $2.511* a session and gull 1In- lilt this Is 1)111 the age 11f miracles.
people of Nest. Huron for another —
Thr Toronto News .ay. (hat the
term of f yea,.. Mr. Lewis evi-
dently leas s %cry tugs% notion of the
tore'" have not been lightened ander
io?*111 ace 11f tit, avrea the Liberal administration. Thiels, of
gee geel•etor•, „arse•, 8n al,auluP
1f the lab member for '*% est fateel10*HI. The
Ilnron
had any serious id.nd that ,,, Is-y0at 01 'Nail rood Empire is hl danger of losing
ads ertising himself. in bringing- for- its.pnsition I1. the champion prev:ari-
ward his ••live hills and two r1wdo- "ttin•
1 .1111.l7 he %0111/4 hal,• taken Mr. Lewis believes that he has inl-
Howe pains to at'.l uainr/ ria cotst3*u- prti*.w*l fhr world with his speeches on
tints with the b•, nes .m1 purpose 114 his I be disarliling of Italians end Can-
:ltte111ptcd Iegisla11.1,- H,• ham not do mike pulpwraal policy and yet he is
this: on the contrary. h.• satisfies biro- afraid to meet Mr. Holmes on the
l e•If with a bare refe•rene,• and some platform to discuss the lames affecting
se•rappy newspaper clippings. Ate we West Huron !
to understand that Mr. Lewis himself. -,
)-considers his "five hills and tan r.•s,dA-
What farms will vote for higher
Gone" are not worth arrinor 1
taxeson his clothing. his maehiner)'.
tion or direwsion. or is it' that his wagon, and tither vehicles, hit,
he think, the important suhjecta.. house furnishings, ,Ind almost every -
with which they deal ,ne too difficult
thong else he has to buy ? The policy
for the *1nderstaaadulg of the electors or the Liberal peril is to reduce tarifa
of Wee!. Huron? taxation is rapidly- as partible: the
poliey of the Conservative party is to
As s postscript — Whichhe would , increase! it for the bienefit'uf the pro -
have its telie%e was an afterthought tested mnouffscturera.
—Mr. Lewis appends to hie address Mr. R. L. Hnentat tbx Conservative
thespfwe4owvParrRrapk4- leader•, was a, Liberal prior to 114111,
P. S,-1 have assisted in procuring! whin he fir.* entered the House of
twu,•harters for i-*Ioa%s. one from Commons. It is strange that a
Lmeknow smolt 1hronxh Ibmon• the grntlenlan with such a hatred el cot•
other the -4 naelian Northern. an air
line fro,,1 31**,Ilt •n T1 (1ta1Pi'ieln. rltptnn should have joined the C.
Haul it not ,wen for the tight money srr•tative party ;just at the time when
market they would have tierh building the t'evelatien. of the gigantic hoo d-
Iefore now. ling under the old Conservative Gov -
This 14 a piece "Il"'"""'"' worthy eminent were fresh in nien's mind..
of the late member for West Huron.
WP all rementber how he brought the Replying to the ,argument that the
C. I'. R. to (ioderich ! The C. 1'. H. Conservative Government of Ontario
promised twenty year, ago to h iild to had increased the !'rovincial expendl-
this town, lilt en agreement with the tures much more rapidly than their
G. T. It. not to build further 1lranc11 LilerhI predecessor. had done,. Tits
hum In Ontario. It the G. T. R. would London Free Prase characterized the
keep out of Western Canada, pre- lees Government ns a '•.tick -'n -the
vented the carrying out or that mama- mode ciincern 1414(3 Itstertn of olflee,isa
lee. When the Laurier Government ..mossback period." if The Free
brought forward 1 he Grand Trunk p,.re„ will just apply these rem"erks to
Pacify *•hems --which. by the way. the old Conservative regime ntOttawn
Mr. Lewis opposed—the agreement it will Kaye a very good reply to it r
was broken, The (i. T. R. announced own cry of bncrea4A expenditute
Its intention to invade the Nest. and the against
the C. P. R. imniediately derided to 1g lnuriat`(iovrrnment.
build several Ontario blanches. 'n- Mi. Lewilt.ell* the electors of West
"chiding the Guelph, & Goderich Ifo. Burnet that he had "five bills anta,two
promised matey ve.n s before, Mr. *4iadutioni" before the House Teat sea•
Lewis had some employment coaxing sioo, "and material for a number
bonuses from the munl'ipalitlee Hong more." if Mr. Lewis were allowed to
the line and Auylnt the,e1Jht of lay get hack to Ottawa to inflict more of
for the U. P. H.—tbtst' We,. about the his scrap -book apeechss on Lbe H fuse.
extent of hie pert in "bringing the U. Parliament would .bave a poet griev-
e
THE SIGNAL: GODERICH' ONTARIO
FOSTER'S LAND DEAL.
If the l'uwwrvative party ehuuld be returned t.l,power at
this election the Minister of Finites, in whose hands would teat the
dispxsal of the puhlic numrys, would Ile. George E. Foster. ' Mr.
Foster. who un no Met oriel et Menet. charger other people with
"graft," is himself * "grafter" of the first rank. This is not th,'
opinion Merely of Liberals. We hate the slateulrnt of The 'rut •
onto News, before that paper became the abject sheer of the ('on.
s.•rvut4ve part and had Nome liberty to tell the truth,
!fere is aha The News ...dal aab out Mr. Foster's land deal when
the story waa5.b ought out under oath 1a•1'uie IIIc iueuruucr ruin-.
Iuieeiou. I. -t'the elector, read it uud consider whether Mr. Foster
and Itis frien.l, art; people to wl Canada's destinies may be
safely entrusted.
THE SYNDICATE OF THREE
The disclosures in connection
with the use of Union 'frust.
Company (undo for speculation
iu Western lauds are 1tertling
in the extreme. 'THERE HAVE
I '•:r:N SOME: EX(.'F:EOINIiLY
DIRTY TRANSACTIONS
(BROUGHT TO Lit, HT 13F: -
FORE '1' H E INSI 'RA NCF:
COMMISSION. IT IS A (l J':M}•-
TION. HOWEVER, \\'N F:•
THER ANYTHING MORE
(3I(OM.S1,,V IMPROPER' If A 8
BEEN REVEALED THAN
T4r�: a(:'ru t', Db Tim Tait1�ie:
DIRECTORS OF THE UNION
TR l'ST COMPANY. MESSRS.
Mal
ESSRS-
Mal l 11.1.1 \'RAI", Fl►s'I'Ii11 A N I)
WILSON.
Rata,- H, e r%- ty-
R .-i'ow1,71•, M. P., ii, Ben-
nett, M. t'., and A. A. l.'flfrgey,
31. P., held :at option on :leautei
acres of 1Vest•rn land, A syn-
dicate composed of Col. 103111 A.
Mt
Gal... e) .14UpTem14 -;t rretary
tit -the tndeptentent Older- or
Foreetere • HON. GEO. E. FUH•
TER, 11'ANAGINti 1)1RF:(ToR
or THE UNION 'I'HI'S't' ('UM-
1'AN' . ttea 3laitt-hew. Nilson,
K. 1'., the company's solicitor.
all directors of the l'niou Trust
Company, - arranged to tale
liver Omar lands at $4.:s) an
acre. Then this syndicate inter-
ested the Union Trina Company
in the lands. This was easily
done,fot• tl es.• three men, with
Ion. Sir ,John ifoyol, whoa they
a pear to have deceived and
u. as a tool. were a majority
of the Union 'Crust director/at..
For the better handling of the
lands, the Union Trust teally
these t •
hlter
dirrcunn ,
I formed
the Brett %Voest Land Cnmpuoy.
. a subsidiary concern. Thr syndi-
cate uf. three Tl' RN F:O TIf ESE
LANI)i 1)V3-:it'fOTitI•:GREAT
\VEs'I' LAND ('OMI'ANY AT
AN Af)\'AN('E OF FIFTY
CENTS AN ACRE, Olt A PRO-
FIT OF $I*111,I11M1. Thu is, three
directors of 1 he Trust Comps
e'ldJauds to t he Trent 1'mite-any
at is isase.nal profit.
The formation er tit! lila it
1\'est land l'oty,xoy. to tetkr
oy. r the!.,. lit MIN, 41111 the Intel.
net. in w Inch .it % a. financed :lir
int.•rr.ting. Ae has cents!. out in
evidence, practically the whole -
financial capital of the 131wtt
Nest land ('1)ulp:any was in the
shape of money loaned to it ht
the Union Trust. Again nota.-.•
the hand of t 1her d11ectors.
A. IIireri 14 - of t it, Trn.t Cool"
patny they made ae 1u,n1 of near-
ly $I,IMMI,Ia.11 , the Greiat West
Land (' pauv to take over
their bunds, l'l0• Inion Trust
had an opt' to take either
stork nrseeeurit 14 I.H• its a(1vauu•r-.
These the• men,lie . ililwcluu of
the t'nion ' nat. wete.iU A posi-
tion to de ids whether that
company hold(
P Y . 1 take stock or
Inortgig.• sceulrity. The Trutt
Company Pventuall(• took part
stock in the Land Company and
as ime?gage on the broill. Ar -
cording to Mr. *•yen*i)tt'o eel -
drum. Mr. \Vil.on suggested. a
scheme whereby the 'flint Cont.
patty well to Ie ,eliminated, and
AL1. PROFITS Al'('1t1'E TO
THE SAM(' THHI.1- OIR6l'•
TOKY 'Chia -”efggestion whtte,
'hat-actel•ial ic, ha. alamt It a
distinctly Hebraic flavor.
To illn.!rate how smooth ale
the workings of high finance,
st-ttatrSmtu.tbe a •'k. at .if iii.: -
1nve3ti a '1 l
h n
'lit
g 1 1 ,?• :9'tlh of
February, 11111.1, M.sst. hosier,
Mcl3illiveay awl tonne)-)- the
f
Mer mein -het -4 of the land 'iij•n-
dicate, wit wet. el.0 member.
-or lit.• executive o utive i.r _th umiak
-�TFli:ilT" , i•.iiielllul -il ton meet
injr, of director, ul the `Great
\1 est land Cu., ni which the
.nl . tettotL to. the -share-
tedo.•rs ryas adopted. 771en,•
throe gentlemen wen• also tit.•
only persons recorded as basing
present at tlie .)r►.wting of the
Nhuleholders, which adopted the
report. The sante three genii. -
filen. aceor(iing to the initiates,
constitltted a meeting of dime -
1 ors
irer."tors at -which a pt,ryosition cur
a lea... WIWI draft with." It
sounds
the w,
Y _ these
there, \1'ils.tn, Mcliillit'ray and
Foster. handled it.
Th.- pae.ition in wlylrtl the
Union Tinst was placed wee
most , .•e•
I 1 ariutts. This r tarot
carried the whole ib.k. 11 nil-.
v:n)a'rd all the looney. It .l.n,l
I • wake no money. THE
RAIN, IF ANY. \VAre 'rU Gu
'11) THE 'I'111tEF: AI EN. Nil'
TO THE 'I'llt'S'1' OUMPAN 1-,
who... funds financed the deal.
It, .the -Tee Ithatiott had nut
pruyl•d a lucky one., who .4•1)11,3
h'at'e L•Iunr the hi.-: 'I'lle •
,;rasa Company cont,l only have
le'et 1.'' 4.111101.4 14y he ib -,s444,41
le-... ..t Ito• direct ,n•. 'bis.
.411111.e...1 plot, l ion 111, 111,4 of IIllV
not Iw still'.•,, fi1. hot it sLouhl
)1,•4e1 L.. nrer..nry ilk 1•11•114 111 1t
for the safety ,.f Iret-I t,nlds,
If the profit "t' $111111.4 sin had barn
a Ili.. of v1411111,111111 then what
'1'1 tell tin- bald trio 11, T111':
WHOLE DEAL %1',AM NAs'I'1',
UNDERHAND AND 1C.IIULLV-
3NEXI'3 SAIILE• Awl 1 he
uu•wla rs oI tiro syilieat -, sahil,
in Il,i. in -tau,. ge.sl luck ha
pl. tailed lo.., 1)O N4T
AI'I'F:AIt'I'U IIF. MEN WHOSE
'l'ENI): l'tEst lrr'rg11:U T(►
flout 'I'It I's'1'EI•;sIi I P`,
It NI Id be rr ul •miser •d that *hes is 1bat:ale lie fit of the case
per. anted 1,y Mr. 11 illisl+n Allot of he T..11' 1'olou* , Ne•we, fresh
frim, consideration of th • evidene under oath. .Incl IN•f lie Ihr
exigen.-lies of ;in election campaign forced lamp. . I.tke up the work,
of npologI ing for 11)81141.
118% 1heve31.1e1. ever been informed that Foster has eepruled
,and made rest'*111iun :' 1)01.14 MS. 1134 .i -Jet) loin lei, public p..if'rmis
denIunee and ca Illyrian 1 - for his pasts in these Ileal-'? Hr does
�e1ts (tet -tie emit a r, hrfearra if to I e: melee:anud 11*44 131* 141)14
.uireR4nerate F'ost a w1101e conduct hR1I been t bus deer, aped by t hr
'I'or•y Toronto News, 1uld, were he sue. ....slid, I ,•r a member
of tifor(len's Tory Cabin t ! 1s it flu . sucb awn es Owes. that the
honest pimple of Canada will be likely to exchange Sir %Vilftid
Laurier ? To suggest such 4. thing is to insult popular intellig*•ncr,
•
ane against the rnnstitnency which , It is hardly fair, however, to char,artet-
sent him there. The members caul , i the increased expenditure in the
1
read the papers for theluselveM, and
the tient• of 1'artianlrnt should• not ile
wasted in order that. Mr. lewii ;Rey
unload his clippings on the House,
Said The Star last week : "It is not
neee.wary to remark that our eonlern-
porary is paid for saying Hitch t hings'
(ref.-rringto an article in the previone
ieNue of The Signal). No. it in not necee-
wary- for The Star to add to its already
long record of falsehood. While it is
on the-sa1hjees. however. The Star
might tell a carious public upon what
consideration, and udder what circum -
Militia Department air a concession
to militarism. It 1- rather u taken of
(tauastiee ineteasing self-reliance, and
of her d ares to reljeve the Alotber
country lir urdens formerly Lorne by
beer in our be f. 14y taking over the I
military posts n�� ('aneda formerly
maintained l' he Mother Country,
and in other ways *inning the obli-
gation of self•derenci., the Canadian
Government huts, indeett,, increased its
military expenditure ; butho one ser•
iously contends that the money has I
been spent without careful regard to imp
(,'anulis position in the imperial `lane -
Government are In desperate strait..
The !maim' Free Freer abed* eruct)-
dile teats over the late lamented J
Israel Tarte. ' 1Vhile be wax a memller,
of the Literal Government The Free
Prete could think of nothing 100 had
to may about haul. Now it wly$'•'1'arte.
was an htulret 111811. lie wee a great
Canadian," and 110 on. (fgly, the Miter
day we were reading inaCunw'rtative
paper was. it 'Cho- Plies. I'1%ees?-• shotit
the wicked rxtt'avagance of the Lite
' elul Umerunlent 'iu spending
on a wharf at St. ,low•ph. It was the
let, Mr. 'Parte who, a.. Miuiet.•r of
Public 11'ot'ks, was perwyrtally respon-
sible for this expenditure. After he
left the (lour cut. the appt'upria•
tions were di.eontinued• If the Op -
potation preee would as take Mµ)11• Hort,
of show oT cunsietency it (night have
Nome influence with intelligent ieople,
The Canadian CJhurchman, the
orget* of the Chfttch of England,
.peaking editorially of the recent
tercetleuary celebration at Quebec.
has these word. which are well worth
tooting :
"To speak frankly, a8 disliuctly re-
member the time when the accession
of a 'Freuch-Canadian to polities,/
Ieaderehip would have pi''h*hI' hope-
IeaHl) diNrppted his party on the racial
issue. N'e May 3*. treading on •o111r-
whit dangerous ground, but we feel
sure that our t*titlitrii will n11 1111.un-
1101%4►0d WI when we say that the ad-
vent of the plesrut Premier to utile..
was in our )-s ped a•most fortunate
occurrence. in th101. haggle„_.natr&ted
ritaa}- eraeHi hoc xtatotnte ppootot teal
equality of the Iwo wee, finally ban -
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GODEtIaI DUSINESS COLLEGE
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Alma Ladies College
ST. THOMAS - - ONTARIO
Pith year ! " A leading Canadian
allege." F:ndottment allows es-
ceptionally reasonable rates. A tull
year's tuition with bound, ��
room and laundry
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For crulegr, add,,:e
.. /he Kriels,. 2 and opera,,!
68
Increase your Salary !
Proper prepatation doe. .! Atta,d
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TORONTO, ONT.
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% rite for 1'atul/gar.
W. J. ELt-IOTT, Principal.
,r Yong! and A le xamtvi St.
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Th
atan-es. it changed its Iniad concern- i'.'.
ing E. N. Lewis as I.,,,i sed in its The ediLoriadcotu)unsotl'be l.oal.nt
islet,. of May -S, liana. anti re,rithal to
support hint in his attempt to get hack rive I'ress give n fair example of the
to Parliament.
In twelve years the Liberal Govern-
ment hgg dispersed of n, (;til square
miles of timber lands„in every cam. by
public conpetil' to the highest ',hi-
der. In their eighteen years of tempt
the Con/serealteen granted
square miles of timber landie, (1f which
21,1X$* square utiles were absolutely
given away. In one year, Peet, In,:r.13
R1pn,ue I1)i1e1 were divided among Con-
Berl at i VP Senators, nl.ntlers oT Partin-
mentor, detente.' detente.' candidates and other
friends of the Oon1ervstive party- aI
free gift. I)o you want the Conserve -
tines in power again. Mr. Elector ?
The Turunto New. .seems to think
there is..i,u►e deep signlfl.wnee in the
fnrt thnt tethered candidate. hit.e not
been nnmtnnte•d in nit the Toronto
constituencies. The News is welcnne
Io all the r fort it can get (Mtn the
fart, but it may be watered that the
Liberal. outside of Toronto ,Ire not
worrying at all about it. Nine tarn)-.
out of ten Toronto''* out of touch
With the test of the. country, and if it
ha, made up ata mind to remain Tory
under any and all circunlstltnces (hitt
is its own misfortune. Only it rank
party organ like The New,. would re-
joice oyer il• however.
The Signal is not in favor of cultic -
eating the military {ilea In Canada
kind of campaign to which the Oppoei.
tion is reduced in the present contest.
Not a line of serious argument 011 any
question o1 public psiliey, not a erred
of appe;il t11 the intelligence of its
1 rradrn: hot day after day its eetlitor-
III page is n veritable• hogwaiuh or
Yam endive ;slyer, false insinuation,
nds)•epresenlat km and detraction, and
I he most reekleis appeals to pr.•jmlice,
What it hopes to accomplish among
decent people by this stale of mu -
laden is past comprehension. Hut, es
we have said, it is only a sample of
what is coming ito11, the Uprosition
press and platform in all directions.
Verily the opl,unents of the pre.Pnt'
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e First
QUALITY, STYLE AND PRICE
are 111e three great (adore which have combined to stake this timpani tttt ably the
lest store for Ladies. The character of the garlueute it fully tip to for
highest et and:u•t3 of ex elleuce, l'he quality is.. evident in !very detaWI of
style, fit and tailoring. The great variety wr now show 'nuke as
Fashion Display that's well worth seeing. Values and
Prices on Ladies' and Misses' High-class Fall and Winter
Garments, Mantles and Fine Furs
A visit of itiepee1 ' will Is, appreciated. ,You will not he
111'g, -d to buy. \1•r ',Maple tt•a1111 y011 t1) bee the gal'mellte.
JOHN STEAD,
Guderich Ladies' Wear,
West Street
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Fall Suits and Overcoats
HIGH ORDER, EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
The L'etltel. 'that 3(10 selling for hall Suits are Fancy
Worsteds cult Blue Berges. Our stock of these was
personally selected frulu the wholesale- woollen houses,-
•Lnll made up to our special order, ,in first-class style.
By adopting this plan we can 'lo (leter for you than in
any other way.
Fancy Worsted Suits you -pay:the tailor $20.0(1 : our
price $15.00. Fine Imported Blue Worsteds—traitor's
$22.00: our price $ 10,00. Made to your measure
for *1,00 extra.
Overcoats
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The (lest ever, more style, better cloth and right prices.'
'(Atll and see our immense stock,
WE SELL
Staiield's Unshrinkable Underwear.
The Peabody Overalls.
gig and Fitwell flats.
WALTER C. PRID1IAM
fishing 1 he bogey of F,. nch
ion, which :1 gener.tion ago. :11 :.11
e%e•n,s, hauul•,I tit,• irua in:,ll..,r ,.t
the item 'age 3-.,.0i-3, -i1•..linY. ...•t.
fah:NAaer i dt ie:d -, s its% N"iv %
know !lot 1 1'1 •i 1,
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Granby Rubbers
the best -looking
nd the best -wearing
Rubbers on the market.
GRANBY RUBB
wear like iron.
SOLD ONLY
Often means so murk.
It has meant. steeps 111
thousands of young
people who wrote for
our eatalogue es the
first step toward a good
salaried position. Take
the step to -day. Ad-
dress Central Business
('ollege, afti Yonge
Street, Toronto.
W. 11. SHAW,
President.
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Attend the Best!
CEiiTRAL
COLD WEATHER
NEEDS
� 1Vr' tm�e a cllm ttet.
�oU'IjOME TifEl�su� •tack ..r I
STOVES
-:-- and
- RANGES
Every one gnaal•an-
t!ed'to he -- -
Perfect Bakers,
Heaters and
~48sel•3syerr- . .
• Gut ' guarantee ifl al
fact —nut as bluff. •
We well for rash
or payments, and we
take your, 11141 sGevr
as part pa v.
Special bargains in Second-hand Stoves and
Furnaces.
STRATFORD. ONT.
is recognized as the LARGEST
HEM•)- and al ORT Sl"('1'EMS F'1”
practteal training Ncheal in Western
Ontario. Tltree departments.
COMMilRCIAL, SHORTHAND,
TELEGRAPHIC.
Our graduates $ecnt'e goad posi-
tions and forge to the front.
Write far our free catalogue
you will find it interesting. 1'nu
nese, enter et any time.
ELLIOTT R McLACHLAN,
PMne(taals.
FALL HATS
Don
One of our new smart shapes for fall.
We have the goods to suit your fancy, fit
your head and accommodate your purse.
FRANK H: MARTIN
THE TAILOR AND FURNISHER
Gloves 6c Mitts
All kinds at 1*k• per jolt up.
Apple Parers
i:N. )-)1ebs
raring Knives
101
Stove Pipes
9-, lb, I'l.jc and la. l'ugth..
Eloows, Dampers,
etc.
We sell repairs for every
make of Stove, Range or
Furnace.
STOVE CEMENT, MICA,
BOARDS, MATS POLISH.
VARNISH, BRUSHES, AL-
UMINUM, STOVE PIPE
, VARNISH.
WINDOW GLASS, PUTTY.
NAILS, TAR PAPER.
HINGES, LATCHES,
LOCKS and ROPE.
Special bargains in CATTLE
CHAINS.
EVERYTHING IN
Hardware, Stoves, Plumbing, Electric Wirieg
and Fixtures
OHEAPEBT AT
WORSELLS'
CHEAP HARDWARE AND STOVE STORE.
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