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THE NAVY QUESTION.
1..cage has Is•en- drawn
(1.4fence 41 estion.' In the Iluu-e
a of Commons last *,eek the.Priwe Min-
ister uutlinrd t h Government
policy, and in a -Clung rpeeclritisietrd
'port adherence to the principle of
local autonomy' and the' contr.) by
• Canada of ita own fund, in this
other d.:partr cuts of government.
At 1 he same time he criticized the pos-
. ition 1f these who rjatillitalitlist Ven
Ada was not tndir any ottligati
whatever in the matter of naval de-
fence.'and who Opposed *any expendi-
ture for this purpose. ”Wily do we
ask Parliament t ykte fur this naval
seryl, e t • lL to sarupIy'because this is a
necessity of our position, and the
status we have reached ne K nation.”
To tell the I ruple of Canada, in
view of its rapid expansion and its
vast wealth, that they do not require.
a naval service was. Lo Sir W ilfrid's
view, much the sates fir to tell the
people of Montreal. with their popula-
tion of half a million, that they do not
need police protection.
A year ago teeth . parties at Ottawa
united in et rseolution favoring, the
• principle of a (Canadian navy under
Canadian control. but under ptesmlre
from a section of his party Mr. Bur-
the
urthe Opposition leaeler. has,practi.
Tally repudiated his former position.
a d in the debate 1Kst• weea he- de-
. a 'd for a Rift in cash to Great (frit
in
if an amount Nuflleient to can•
struttwo I)r•eatinoughta talent
twen millipn dollars). While he the
not cos. it himself definitely to an
additi:ma expenditure. for the con-
struction t a Canadian fleet. he left
it to he infe Hal that, in addition to
the prone)- direct contribution
to Great Beit in, his policy would
include also t ie establishing of a
Cana.ijtn oat y.
On the other end, Cir. Borden's
caah�ief'lieutenant or (melee. Mr,
/Cid!. flatly opposed hr lsoporalu of
itrth !eaglets, and call fir &plebiscite
ret the electors of Cana it belch 1;111 -
•
or• barking upon any naval obey.
Ii looks like a hid ou th part of the
()ppositi,tn for support oro faith
nItrs-ingwi•ialimts and anti n.perietl-
laty. "t 11 r. !kit-de/es policy of direct
cuntOho' ionmiy la•It'sed in
and t he Nest : while in Quela.
Meng will h..fd
fah tendencies of• Sir Wilfrid Lauri
But sgch an .appeal will Gal, as it int
failed .•I)erole. Mr. Rutd••u will'llntf
that pia odyn pally-i.i Ontario is not
opera' to supporthiut._uuu
t Matter, and Quebec will folios
Lau 're. not .ttonk. By taking th.
mode c -st•, and by adhering to
the 1,0144 of lo'•al aulonnn.y under
which thea v ilia itiopire hem reached
its best devel,grt`ant, Sir Wilfrid hat.
again shown hi.eirint•ity for .leader,
ship and - if the gm•.liitlyt. to It• mad.
a party one for disrviuditiolgthis op-
ponents.
GREAT MEN OF
CANADIAN HISTORY
Canada is a great hat inn in emit' yo
Canadians of today are protea of their
country's past., glad of the privilege of
Ding in the present, mud t•xpeet.tnt ret
great development in the future. If
we are to mnkr the test use of . the
present, and so make good our drtinens
for the future, we should not neglr(•'
the past. but take Tennyson'a allrnoni-
tido :
/Dive thou thy land, with love tar brought
!trent out the storied Past, and card
Within the Present, but trnndnsed
Taro' future time by power of thought."
The storied past of (anada,.-thnngh
.covering only it few centuries. ia full
of lntvrt'ttt. Or. Falconer maid in n re
cent addrres : "We are corning into
the fruitage of the 'shorn of grnertt-
tion' of foref,thera," To is proper
Atnd••retan,ling of our befit tge it is
well to know the history of the men
4-.
"1'111. moi.:' t 8
who have made our peat. We should_ tiff Lompaty was • trust and as such
know their characteristics, their ant f bad no standing in the courts of Mich-
bitions, their successes and their fail- igen. The judge thereupon threw the
urea, the conditions thou thu I case out of coast. --
and the contribution of each to the'
growth o/ the country. The laser of
That bit of old-fasbloned winter we
great men -ideas expressed in Krtion got on Sunday was perhaps just a.
-have made Canada what it te. Sochi bine from the weather plan that he
meu as Champlain and Laval in the still kerne the genuine article in stock.
French regime, and l'arlstua, tiiniC(W, if the people want it. The coal men.
Ryerson, Howe a host of however, are? a minority.
}ielkirk, Rye
Others in later times have lad the 1 In a Toronto court it has been de-
OnndKtlUDN-U'On w sett -we are ittnd• , tided that the street railway company
ing. We owe it. to our country to is not responsible for an accident to
understand the wort of its fon,,,dere. a ,drunken paesenger. Quite logical :
that we may not war it. by our ignor• ' for a n1Kn under the influence of
ante' cr misconceptiune. 'Thanks to liquor•Canunt be under the influence
I'arkwan, Roberta and of hrl a we of the car conductor. too.
hate reliahleand readable accounts of
these men which snake the leek u1 While they are at it. why. do not
learning their history 'a wove agree
-
to disband
(1)usrrvatives at Ottti propane
aIle one. 1f yonog )nen can see sent
out
Canadian wilitis, and
out from our palms and high echoolr'han�l the stoney now spent it. its
with such Kn interest in:their couutry ntftinteuance 'tu the Bricitih Govern.
awat they will study its turret ? This would he in line with
hiendttritsy, andelfareihrthcareen it( ire Ifreai ftei>} proposals on the navy question.
then. there will be no fear fur the The -unfortunate accident to Mr.
Shure of Canada. The land and its (iitldwin smith. • who ane day last
resources are all that tau br the ireel. week telt at hie home in Toronto and
tltN.(Neh bone, iN the cause of
kind of euro and Canada Will; bet the h solicitude to his fi tends. It is
nation of the future. t.) be hop. .1 th at recovery will ire a.
speedy and complete fie can he ex -
HOME RULE NOT SEPA ATION: peettd in •tic h a edge's
At an Irish drwonetiitio in Men-
thr•teron the eve of the els( inn• John
Itrdwoud. the Nationalist 1 der, gave
a noteworthy deliverance in the ques-
tion of borne rule,tor tee! nd. In view
of the position of influence which the
Nationalist patty will hold in the new
I'ar,ilswent,. the 'perch is of exc. ption-
al interest, and should -tend to rosy
1 he alarms .1 those who may still feat
that Irish self-government will nnrati
aeltatwtiun frow'(lrrnt Britain.
A pu turn u( 31r. Itrtln`ond's i-peerh
sass ows: +r
All Chic Ik thoiit _Ireland septlat-
ing from th Empire lhy foe e-vl..nugL-
ter and coir tat •'1{ubbi-h")—im Cha
most utter uou new. We are u.it a -k
ing for impetrate( h. All we want Wt.')
have rontrol of m • own, in the ryes . f
Et gland uo donht 1 tty.but to u.. vet y
vttlal„ internal cop . rtes. 'Thele air
sons. Reigliebinen W do not to list '114
The Toronto News complains that
the inIpiessi,m wsa prtducrd in the
Trent. caiupai,n in (Heat Britain that
aoadinnr aver ol•pneed to the :fiscal
p'lity '.f the Unionist party. It -is
pleas. 4 • t•. learn that the British
peon!• .•ewtbust being educated but
of the .••t that armada is. a ho bed
of thumb..., laiitiaw. -
Cuntieilloe'llawkins is quite right in
'urging rat efill • ovw•,itlb t if the 'con -
ow' 1 1t he in olsoleunt int
l o, 1 ,-.•nr) t.•rv. if the ettilding ie 111
t.. 1.• o,t rue'rd am lilrhta an uuas-
.r.., • I. t•i the. cemetery, it is not
w ot•.1 .t all Nr hope, !russet -et,
Cho .11 1' .r h. no dip titur•e from
the erigitial proposition ti. et•ect a
rt•t,• liana . et,ut!,ire.
-Englishmen who, h t
slug asted
people in every pact of the Erup• • e, I Life,
A 'rust "f herd :and a airier to sleep Ip.
having trusted Use hero: ill (%gnarls, A m[°'” 1" 'mile end an hour fo wsepin,
hiving trutnedthe Dutch in;he Trans Ahitsfit joy teapeck oftrouble
vaal--(cheer.)-having trusted „people And ,l.ser h laugh but the ,uoanr cows
ot.aII n,atinnalitif% in tevenly-th,.e or double:
twenty four• different portions of the end that is life!
Empire, will not truest the I ei-h 1A crust and a corner thatlove makta.prrrloue
people. (ShAlue.) they will out trust
them with self-government, but it
they want a great statesivate to go cul Ana
and govern a portion of the Kmpi-e - ,
they are glad to trust an Ilishesien-- .And the
icheare►--or- if -they _ w*M:-a yR.iia»t
mall to lead their army they rte •.t.ly
ton proud and "nippy to trust ars
man- (Cheers.) , They cannot Gust the?
same wen -to manage intheirown little FROM(OU
country the bund, education, ind ust i i*l
development, . rany other of the hum-
drum loot' r•', t• 1 n• • hey deeit•r to
Ill a .tulle to warm and the tear* to refrtalt.
us;
r.I..y, neem sweeter when ,cares come
fee.. e
nen la the finest of?ousfor laughter
;A—it—Sat is life!
Paul Lawrence Dunbar.
O,NTEMPORARIES. 'y
May 1?re, Useful.
ntanage...1 nit y 1.• - 110.11 WHO _,i`tiuelph Mercury.
distrust um, '•fir• y ,t' 1 ( ke m .1 G+4rrnn.l "114"' is 11Pqy Iw cful.
twine rule 111 .. 1st. .;,ly gud,an ...di but they arid d do anythi"chit.ng to prove
that you title to 1. es. lit the pos. •.lity it.
1f 'Ireland io•• etc r.tring xu; All in the Sams B .
arm.y.t t invade kngl sl - o(laughter) - r
of t �t es. i. s.. lily o1 Ireland t•dlRrl- Albertan.
im,o• a . to 1. Ig a flirt t Y Dread- : In this high' cost of living campaign
nn... to 1.. (he reps - 'the liner and„ the meat cannot very
11 ut ht. ) -.or G) melte Itl• wrti afford to call the coal black,
for her tit inviee the -(irras `•fLm .. .r Associating with Wealth:.
lu cools over and melte a Low - of 'Bet- - I(ufralo New.. -
Loch " (ireughter•.) i say l..i the It certainly flatters a toren to have
English denmrrscy in all seri•.0 nrmy, the head waiter ecu him lay name :
Owl what we want le pea* het we. tins it n:ckr' a man swell up like a
the tali( tries. IChrere,) We h. r p,,,a,t,n..1 toad to •get an lluuNuohile
none of theme heroic. aruhit:own an cal .Ingle through the wail. All .or
I:uwbrtined idwasr- We simply war. •hirh pales heside of wh it happened
to he aisle to fol n our me, give, which t us yeti ertim_t : K roan with rag on
day ate 11101 paled in this ho. Able' hi chap ftp •k- to UN!
lariat contest twtween Etigband •.red
Leland, to the 'losses W.•,k 4)1 ad-
vancing 1 he matt•, iul, horst ,1111 mitt- Toronto Star,
r•.tional p1.1igteu. 4.1 • DO n peg l)Ie ret I'ieruiee•t'
r 1Vhitn(twine-ea Chet he
Inane, %Vt. knoet that canto. I. .lour WOO IniN441re the• tusk of iedistributing
rev outei.b•re, 1V.• went. to end roof., the .rats in the Iw'gisleture chattily.'
We want a teat y of -;weer like 1 list ah t h tt eve•th(ady may be heard. lair
N hirh. WAN mode wit h England- by J -strews should. not hesitate about. a
Bothaand Itewrt. All we wae.t int the little natter tiki this, having already
mane of home rule is is •h 1' .•.'I lili •proven hie pr'welte as 'a rtetlittt•ihutnr
in purely Irish 'Haire me was given int• No arranging the sent' in the Prnv•
alt.- anis•.---ei
-wy in purely T.ameref-tea-shat the Lihp*la an" Nw'rceiy
eITairs to the Boers. '(('hrers.) T,Nt heats! at all.
• e4t0t-1 the 1t, ter. snare Tn►-
t ie ae•
elle/filen to feint ft fiend's. We Iq The Larger ay.
Irrl real are prepared to 'crept atilt' to: New York Amertiytn.
wok in preeiselg the same spirit aims Jtitt ,letfriem atm talkitlg to n ic-
tht'-Beersf♦tve shown the concretion Portel• .i fantt the 'orae of $1441.4'"' ric.r
d home rule when a „mot's Gy tea.'Ct"e's to the winner• of ihr Jeri--.•-
In•er..) ohnaon hate le.
• "Oh. nn.. eifil she 'lovnlest)) v rent'
Hurn, "it isn't nn enm n11n. puss t\- t
EDITORIAL NOTES. heart it h* t't art enormous' one -..
Anterira. • We Zook n r mon ere in moe_.
it large way here. .('outing 4 0 el' no
the imlat i hood two Chicago then
talking in the Sar.
_- • 'Which world you ratter lee,' saki
one of them, 'very rich or very poor?'
'Neither,' maid the otbrr, in our
Iargt•ttative way. 'Hive BIM nay choice
and I'd have about $5,0011,n(Nt,' •'
The Gerrymander.
the
another
igptng•
A good
tlee would
dog -poisoner.
dvent of the Need cataloguen is
sure sign of approaching
mple of retritnitive jaw
a mad dog Siting the
If the vote is
Nle elevator shy
lar " tajority.
in the ttgitage
politician of fntlner'da
climbed the Tories oil t
lion.
4
trolled on .Satllydl0a, T P. O'Coonor's View.
VIS should "V"a Hamilton Timer, "
T. P. O'Connor expresses the belief
that John Redmond, the lender of the
It•I.h Nationalists, and the member. of
the Astiuith Ministry have a thorough
mndersteliding as to the scorns to `Lr
pursued -in the new ilritith "orna-
ment. Mr. O'Connor iwlirvgss that
Thr Nationalists aill be found acting
with the Lthot•ites and Liberals as one
party- in passing the legislation that
hatbrt'n the sithject ilf mo mush public
discussion. He says the Nationalists
will peirene "the only rational policy."
They "fir 1 Stand by the Liberal,' in
rnthing�artvlganre. of the Lord..,
hirh moat he done, if any reasonable
measure of lord home rule for Ire
land is to he terlir,tyt, Ireland will
ever have a way in I. istt twat govern-
s'', n' long as the !torte retain ihr
re t of tPlo. That power must be
cur ilt•tl. and the Nationelexte will
help n curtail it. The budget will it'
pnneettaend thea stem of tnxation of
chs United Kingdon) will Iw rtfnrmwl
on as to 'Sect• upon the land value,'
their reamon.hle share of the burden
of gove) nt: ent.
a well-known
a, Laurier ham
navy' quem.
The rabies snare recalls at
mf a holier ofYleer who Waft as
steps he would take if is mad,
Ii are(' on the street. -flighty
SI rpm," was i. he trid
Pati., a week mg() devastated I.�
flood and in the tfepths of despair. i.
now all agog over a new drltlnatic
pt()duetion, "Chanterlet " The Freneb
Iwoplo. are gretl in their reeuptrative
powers.
story
ed what
'Ft ap-
long
The joint in the armor of the trust
h.. been ?mead at Iamt. In a Mlehl•
gin court the international H ter
(lompony brought shit to collect .r-
rmnite %reina two implement dealers, To s bolting n
The defence was set up that the plain- ry to have e i y to b dt.ttn't necea-
aary Sava money to bora.
1, •1
f 4 • O
When
you buy
0
life insuranct'
there are two
things to consider.
First, the
Company.
A clean record
and absolute se-
curity is offered by
the London Life.
Second,
the Policy
Contract.
Investigation
will prove our
Reserve Dividend
Policies are
unequalled.
111
Winter Term
OPENS
JANUARY 3rd
J
Students nifty enter
July __day jot Haw__achuul
year. 1
Individual instruction.
Our ggsdtratet' get the
beet positions.
Mail 1'011leee. W e
train- e young people
rhau any tither mammas
relent in Canada!
Affiliated with Com-
mrrcltl Educators Aa-
sot•iatLet of- Canada.
for pnrttcuhars. ,
CLINTON
BUSINESS COL:.EGE
,.Eo. sPO1 TON. r„t„pttl
caval
saaa���ra-"1
BUSINESS
EDUCATION
such as you mar obtain under
1181
•et y beat , nelttona at 1he Can
1,41 euunets College ofTurents,
.s a su.e passport to autcese.
7housends liner proved itwhy
not invest' ..te tor yourself?
Our tree catalogue erpla.M,
write tor tt t•, I4. • noose,
print opal.
W ii
District Agent,
KVHINSON,
Seaforth, Oct.
•
GET A PRACTICAL EDUCATION
by attending the faruour
ELLIOTT
BUSINESS COLLEGE
TORON7 O, ONT.
It has paid othsti, It will pay you. tt etc
today for aur handsome (a;alug•.lo.
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STRATFORD. ONT.
ie the ';tent Peart teal 'raining
srhout of Westt'.111 0 n l a t' 1 1,
Set dentsaieern eting • every week
You take no tisk in metering •
classes:- Our .1w5.•e are the hest
end 1014• gt•adtiatep sector the high
fide poeitioun.- There detest t -
menta -
CoMmerctal
Shorthand
and Telegraphy.
(Set our her catalogue and inves-
tigate Intra ihp na+rfts of the school.
The time to enter is now.
D. A. MCLACHLAN,
Principal.
puairs►. FLEUR1
Ands, Its Keeping Qualities
SOME people find it necessary to bud a considerable quantity
of flour at one time—sufficient to last for a long period.
Naturally they are anxious to procure a flour of the kind best
adapted to lengthy storage.
There are two important reasons why PURITY FLOUR
possesses these qualities. One is that it is made entirely from
Manitoba Hard Wheat. The other lies in the fact that the careful
milling necessary to produce " Purity" absolutely excludes all
slow -grade particles of the wheat berry. It's the high grade
Manitoba Hard Wheat Flour that keeps—stands longest storage.
That's "Purity."
a
"Purity'' flour may -cost a little more,
but is more than worth the difference.
Try it. Watch results both for quality
and yield.
"More Bread -
and better Bread"
Wss,Tin CANADA FLOUR MALS Co., LY1Tto
Mab at Winnipeg, Goderick, Brandeis. A
W. ACHESON cf SON
Price Cutting in Fur Coats
%Vet have atilt t gond selection iu men's and women's Fuc
!'oats. The 'rives fur February clearance are unreserved
and unparallelled for bargains.
Ladies Astrachan Lamb and Bocharan Lamb Fur Coate with
sable collar, satin -Tinel and of heavy furred skins, eelect.
Former price *25 to $15, Now seduced and clearing at ��C
from $15 to J
Men's Fur Coate, Calf, Dog, Alaska
Beaver, Wombat, !2o.00 to $35.00,
all reduced to SI,* 00 to $25.00.
RUGSForty ..1 Ir .e, ,tj ... "' ton Floor nogg, fine
- - --- quality. t. i ._ .,.. a, .t .n a dozen 1 letifilf
patterns and yoloringw :s x 2. .... ulcbrs.\Rehular 6195
price, each $3.t)tl. l4prct-'. •a. �7
FACTORY COTTONFif
yard
thrrail factory and clear from specks'. Rvgul
Nal., ret per yard, for February
UNDERWEARClotting liner in la
men'„ Underwear, ' T
ladies' %hitt., fine nolo,, Vests sod Drawers-- urnbrnil'r
n hundred
fine. e v e n.
Sc. On 6c.
se and
d.,ren
&shts
Creaks -our Lest. Regular 6(k: a garment. Fel ruary rale 1
firreek -
SILKS Thirty pier's of new French Dotal Bilk.. in n w
and leading (tailor.. Iteaitttiful for evening l\ rH
cif ' rlltuisit.e aplienfAfire. wear- corsiniended,
inches wide; at per yaid r
W. ACHESON cf SON
\V!t l;\ l utT THINK OF
Clothes and Furnishings.
- YOU THINK OF
MARTIN BROS.
You know why.
irre Your Cold
White Pine. with Wild Cherry and
Laxafi`ve Bromide Quinine Tablets are
sure cures ; 25c a package. -
IL Ce DUNLOP
DRUGGIST,,
• GOrF.Rte
Buy Frost Coiled Wire
And
No Other
We now Make and Gatea,ite our earn
Wire- So, l ben yep t y Ceded Wee, tell
year dealer that you want Prost Celled
Wire --and nn other.
This new Frost Wire ,• the same kind
which ere uw for both the Prost Fence.. So
yaw raft he awe that it is the heat Wire in
Canada.
Because we have Aetna! out the „erect
reason why nearly all WWII fads to make
gond ie the country.
And w. /wee installed a proems of Anne.l-
int and a 'sore.. of (;al.an.ynr M nver-
rosvm 1h..weal neab.ws.
Prost tt•,re u Anneand In the only degree
of temper wh., h sal make good ,n Canada
And it n galvan,ed sae 1'•r cwt. thicker
Chari say Mks Wen. Yat .t will sat scale
or clip .e.
Frost W,rn w.s ataal a feaster Orals.
and fight oft rent longer, thea aey other
Wire made
We nose a fres Booklet on Frost Wee.
It tells all ...nut Wire. It amiable* you to
hue the ntht kind a Wire, at the right pries.
Any man who once reads this new Front
Booklet will be able to buy Wire iaeelligasuy,
without Cagier anybody's word for it.
Wa sbnuld really charge for this nenklet,
bit se .aluable. tut if ye,.7I write fat ie
today, Ire seed it to you free. Write fee
it sow.
The Frost Wire Fence Co., Ltd.
Hamilton. Ontario. sII
Agents Wanted in Opea Districts
. cos t JECtizice
DVS De.4.r.: Hugh It.,'.,- Gough ,eh . It. A ]., 1. chs.. , Uu,.
g., 1111.011.
Druggists' Confectionery!
We carry in stock r,metsnti'i a choice assortment
of goods in the Clary tine. Our t•,,nge irtclttde.:
Best Boxed Chocolates at all prices, from sic to, $1.00
Delicious Butter Scotch in 6c and -1 boxes.
After-dinner Mints, per box, int', 25c and 40e
Fruit -flavored Tablets (R nr 10 flwynrs), 2 names for 6e
Chocolate Cream Cakes, Milk Chocolate. Chiciets, Chewing Gums,
Breath Cachous, Violet Breathlets. Humbugs, Peppermint Lozenges,
Licorice Pellets, Maltese Cough Drops. Black Cough Drops, jujubes,
etc., etc.
S. E. HICK, Central Drug Store'
•Goderich, Ontario.
Corsets at 50c
We ere clearing out some two hundred pairs of women';
75c and 1111.00 Conete at 50e a pair.
LACE CURTAINS.
Ppreially priced, ee-ellen! finalities In Nottingham Lace
Curtain., all size. -2 yard•, 2i y.t•tl., 3 rtrdt and 311 yarde
long, let•etdeafens and loan pretty . ff..-to, e.t.'.eh of these
speeial prices - $3.5o, $2 3o, $t.so, $1 no. 75e and Sec.
JOHN STEAD
HAMILTON STREET GODERION