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G'D .1CH. THURau&T. JUNE 6 Mil
ELECTION PROSPECTS.
Sir Alan Ayleswortb spoke very
frankly of for political situation to his
constituents of North York the other
day. He declared that the newspaper
talk of an early election AA. mere guets-
work—onb.dy knew when the elec-
tion was to be. The decision would
rest largely with Mr. Borden, it be
could control the Opposi . The
Government did not intend to bringos
an election without a redistribution
based un the figures of the census now
being taken, and it would be Ilecemher
before the rediatribertjoo bill amid be
passed. If the Opposition wished.
however, t s forte an election it could
do so by tbe o' -[ruction of supply,
and in that care tae Opposition would
have to tnke the responsibility for its
action The Government was reedy
to meet the Opposition before the
people it any time on the question of
reciprocity, but there was no need tot
an election at the present time. and to
bare an election withthnt a rrdutribu.
tion would be an injustice to the West,
whose representation should be lenge-
Iv iocreared.
Mir Alan .poke emphetitilly in favor
of amending the rules of the House of
Commons to prevent ob►trurti..n and
to put a check upon the now of alk
which consuutes so much of the time
of Parliamsst. He Mid:
''W e are coming to a crisis, and for
this simple reason : Under the exist-
ing rules of the House of Oommoos
thy_body of men—a half-doter—coo
bold up public 'imminent if they choose
to agree to-do it. Things bave corse
two a pow which threatens tbe destruc-
tion of representative institutions. f
make that statement with tbe full
sen.e of responsibility upon me for
what 1 utter. with the full sense teat,
I speak as it ,[.ember of Parliament
and a Minister of the Crown. Under
our exiting rile. of procedure there
is no limit upon talk. 11'ben the
House is in Committee of t.be whole
each member may speak ae often as he
pleases. and any half-dozen men can
obstruct tbe business. id the House and
prevent the other two h'tndtwt and
ten doing any huuine.e. 1 think this
is • perilous state of things. Every
other representative House of Perlia-
meut in tbe Briti.h Empire. every
other Parliament in any English-
speaking country of this globe has put
as end to fiat condition of thing,.
The Canedien House of Commons
sands alone today amoe:g the repre-
sentative iodies of the world where
such a thing as 1 have described is
possible. &.me of for members think
this to the credit of Canada ;and the
Canadian Homer of ('ommoos. For
myself 1 do not share that view. 1
must say that tris what 1 have wit-
nessed of what gore on session after
motion I am prepared to vote closure
and to say there to put closure
tbmmgh no matter bow long that may
take."
Sir Alan had intended te retire from
Parliament at the end of the pi meta
term, owing to his continued deaf-
ness. He intimated, however. that if
• premature election were forced ep-
ee the country by the obstructive tae -
tics of the Opp sitioo be might Again
be in the Heid. He was again placed
its nomination by the convention,
with Mr. T. C. Robinette, K. (' , as
the alternative candidate in as. of
h is withdrawal.
MUNICIPAL TAXATION.
Th. demand for relief from the pres-
ort
reort illogical eyeless oaf mutt etpal tear
tion show. o•. sign of &bateMet.
Ol sedan runtripal J..arnal is
•✓its kart hires makes tie '-ommtesat or.
the Subject
avow the esernea1 adoption of the
dread ties. gwsssslly ..axed the eagle
lalt, bee beam peretpeerd in (Nstarin 117
irso t�iia�r� largely H raw es
ely. W tb.ser n/ the
Ste Jelnee Wbellbey
Pr esu.,
We have .sty p• viten out Use
s ocenal7 offa lfiwhrtw who bee •e
ekrwe.d neem • recline Serra. peopie
wn+sM even say 'eiatletirun
f M
a em "be /ulele w nfrSh{ p ,j ..plop
anti r
meth hydro. ekectv{e halkleg
et Vert permit -tier mesinesJitie
as wish it to gradually adopt the land
tax.
Of course, tos L s land and not
the buildings is&radical cites, end
to men of oosser'eaUve leanings .rad
bringing up it seems too :evolution-
ary The obi British worship of the
laodlord as one wbo has divine right
behind bits, and whore ober, of the
burden of taxation must be borne by
the builder sed manufacturer and the
business Bose geoeeally, lives atilt,
even in Cooed.. Aod it is bard to kill
old belief.
But the rapacity of the landowner
and tbe unscrupulous greed of the
land speculator are united in making
the public wooder why the moo who
•p•od nothing in improving the Land
should get such enormous profits at
the expense of the public.
in the West the lard tax is gaining
ground rapidly. Vancouver bas
adopted It gradually, and ns one ap-
pears to bemoan the choose. Edmon-
ton has formed • modified plan—
wb$ b we believe is so improverneot—
aad it has proved most eatisfectory.
Even in Ontario a large number et
municipalities have petitioned for the
right to adopt it if the majority of
their cithpos wish it.
In face of this expression of opinion
in his own Province, it does
strange that the Premier Should ave
so emphatically disposed of the mat -
tet. But, se we said in th. openlog
paragraph, it is only postponed. 'lite
movement of popular hag is in
favor of • more just syutem of tato-
tion. And to an increasing number the
land tax appeals as hying fairer than
the absurd way that prevails at pres-
ent.
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Is it to be a fall election? Sure, it
will he a fall for somebody.
Life has its compensations. The
June bugs have gone and strawber-
ries and rream are coming.
Welland county is taking up tbe
good toads movement and is planning
a county system of 134 utilise of im=
proved roads.
The number of bank branches in Ca-
nada
o-nada bas nearly trebled in the last ten
years. The Province of Ontario has
now 1,1E1 branches;, compared .wish
337 in ROI.
A member of the British Penile
welt has been unseated for lavishly
treating voters during his election
caatpaign. It Seems that such things
are Dot confined to Canada.
The reciprocity hill is still in the
bands of the United States Senate.
The struggle between the advocates
and tbe • opponents of tbe measure is
becoming bitter and the outcome is
doubtful.
It is Unfortunate teat the promised
report Irons the Hydro -electric Com-
mission was not ready for the meeting
of the county council this week. The
result will probably be the pcetpooe-
mcnt of any definite action kr an-
other year.
The country is safe. The tuicleus of
an effective army is readily available
in the rine associations such as those
that shot over the Point Farm range
on Saturday. Canadians are peoct-
able, hut it id Ito harm 10 learn to
shoot straight.
.A Stratfn.d clergyman resigned bis
pastorate on : ..count of poor health
aid bought a weekly newspaper at
Leamington. Six weeks of newspaper
work convinced him that he wasn't in
the right line of business tora man
site. needed a rest, and be ba, sold out
the newspaper.
The Ontario Historical Society held
Rosanna' meeting at Brantford last
week. This Society is doing good
work in encouraging the preservation
of historical records, and we should
like to see . branch established for the
County of Huron. The early settlers
ore fast passing away and soon there
will be mane left who knew this county
in its primitive state. Thus the task
of securing and preserving reliable
records of local history will become
more and more difficult
The Toronto Newn ought to label
its jokes. 1t remarked the other day,
apparently in seriousness, that"Lord
Lanelowne's reputation as a man of
capacity and public spirit has been
augmented amazingly since be became
the Opposition leader in the House of
Lords." Seeing that as • result of
i.ord iandowne'. blunder in reject-
ing the Lloyd Oror'gr budget the
Hour of Lords. as it has existed to
this time. ie on for brink of extinc-
tion. "amazing" Deems to be the el; `t(
word to apply to the leadership of the
noble lnrtl.
The Globe quotes the following pee
sage front "Iwuriet and the Liberal
Party." written • few years sire by J.
S. Williston. now editor of The Toron-
to News "His is essentially • aro•
'trot—Live mind and • serene tempera-
ment. He trusts in the future and
reve'ren.w the past. He will •heats
he slow to lay destructive heeds upon
hallowed inesitutkoes and r,lectaat to
diat.srtt the anneal lendot•rb• His
•dmuotat rat.on has been eesinently
constructs,• .id prey , ..rely Ne
Lown w,th atssen o'.. had and
&Ieo.ndene faith to enift and 'newel•
dao the , anrne.. ole .sen u of c b. Ocoee
federation. to psnsar a mateiel dsrM-
opment and imitable* national iwlF
epee dues ♦sit !!p Globe 'N
meats "that 1. sot the picture a[ •
man likely to give couatesattbo to •
movement for the destructk,u of bis
mauve land.'
Cabinet Munro, foresee president of
the Farmers Beak. who was tried be-
fore Judge WWinebbestet at Tomato on
the a verge of tusking false atatewMa
of the Bank • affairs to the Minister of
Fit.ance end Receiver General, was
found not guilty. The Judge found
that Col. Muaro placed oox.fideoce in
the genera! manager mod chief ac- ,
countaot of the Bank, and that to
signing the Baaks statements be did
to in000enily. not knowiag they were
deceptive. The Globe. commenting
on the decision. asks foe some change
in the law which wiU have the effect
of doing away with "amateur" bank
presidents like OoL Munro who have
n o practical experience in banking 1
and woo can readily be deceived by •
the toed who are actually in control of
the hanks' funds. The next revision
of the Bulking Act will probably re-
vive a good dead of popular atteotioo,
in view of recent events.
An Old Country oewspsper corre-
spondent writes
-Not tbe least remarkable feature
in the attitude of tbe Torted is their
prai.e of air. Lloyd Geroge. Two
years ago be wee a • plunderer,' •
'robber,' • • thief ' and so fort h. No
name was too hard and hr.rsh for him,
but today he is 'a groat statesman,'
and his .cbeine is 'a great act of state-
craft-' It is la welcome change.
Some time ago • distinguished for-
eigner who understands British poli•
tics re /irked that nothing struck biro
so mw as the bitterness of the in-
telerau • of the British people. neur-
ally . +air and just, towards Mr.
Lloyd booze. I wonder if their
ctoangeil attitude means that they
have really at last begun to under-
stand and app.eriet.e this rgan as we
Liberals wbo have undetatuod him
have appreciated hien, even adored
him. I du not think that even to Sir
Henry Campbell -Bannerman, great
and good mac and grand Liberal ss
be wee, did Literals give quite the
..me affection as they do to Mr.
Lloyd George."
The Return.
Untrodle, is the gra. before the door.
Where green rent- gather t. hi.periog each
to escli
Of thee and bow thou .1.a1tcome here no more.
Nor thy pale b...i- the raining bio..wm-
reach.
so lite a dgb the breeze now Seem. to bs.
Or do-[ thou whb.per .only onto me
Where shadow.. falling iwek to closely .ludo
.All thing- that wen tall dear to thee and me.
Tote echo of my foot.tep. -lowly ode.
Like Jon'ibrati om of • meli... sea ;
tor le it that tby rept do follow mice
AM echoer •*sanding are the beat of
thine'
` o saner. +o Blow the -onsmer rain. dere and
Upon the flowering ..panee of the ground.
Where reem - the lerguid Lenten 1111e. bend'
An swayed by one who pewee without loud :
The grayer tremble nate the drop. they
bear
Are they thy teen• Jest fallen lightly
there r
Po wanly now 1be white root he. .Urring. rite.
Their silver wino an Fran a•• were thy hand..
Wbleh at the last are.. -ed my floe. my eyer.
1{re [hon went forth to .eek for hidden Lando.
Ob. art thou here. or where then mare
thou be 1
Thou reewe a far and yet .o dole to me.
Ns+trice R.dp•' h . f.rarerty MOP Bawls..e
Promo.. of Uoderleb.. in TM Camellias Maga-
sloe.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES.
Unanimous.
e W Street Journal.
Wben, in a speech in London, Mir
Wilfrid Laurier scoffed at the ides of
annexation. he voicsd the sentiment of
this country as well as that of Canada.
None More Loyal.
Meatiest w Itaree.
We are forced G' add that there are
no more loyal or attached British sub-
jects on any of the seven seas than
those of whom Mir Wilfrid Laurier is
the leader, and that there are no moire
criminal enemies of • United Empire
than those who are doing all they can
by dander to make enemies of them.
Arguments That Do Not Pit.
Toronto Star.
The story is revived that the United
Siates will fora Canada into recipro-
city in mariufectur,s by threatening
to put an end to the present agree-
ment. But if the present agreement
gives us nothing. and gives the Ameri-
cans everything. As The Mailand Em-
pire contends, how ran we her in-
fluenced by • threat to put an teed
to it?
Great Advertisement for Port Hugon.
Refloat on Ppeetater.
$..m,. time in oeptenibsr. Taft and
Laurier are to appear on the same
platform at • reciprocity meeting in
Port Huron. We don't know wbo
Port Hit on's publicity c.'mwisdoner
or civic booster is, hut whoever be is.
we take off onr hat to him. He has
.ucoseded in ).idling for bit town an
attracting letter than the hest ever
produced by • Barnum
Usyd Georg -
Gmealy
Mr. Lloyd lrsnree ie stUl a growing
power in the state. Nor seed there be
any surprise at this for in him certain
qualities are .Imo.[ Uniquely com-
bined. He her tbe genies toe onto[ r
se an otter living pdeali•s powrw
it. He bas ,m• of the .witwf t and
cleanest cutting o1 .ntelleses. He es.
ferlid•hQ a Mpno. Iia at ime and
deeper. 14, has alio the tsps.•itt of
suetaio.d Mho and patient in. esti
ration. sod app edatlre. Werth, ees
, iderstice 1..r .lees that are not his
owl. Hu• his grey[ power life in be
ebarnong and darumiag vimpiinty
1t wee 4 ,Halon n ti. Hun..- that bet
parties have yielded eossphrtely to this
spall There Is n.• more popular man
h re. wooer ' o •-tis .;en asset Jir.
Loyd Geergs sod dislike bit.. eats
atllleel•g seesaw bee left bps esetMty
az_bsrwillty Orrin t►Iv tnwltalert
His nits pa tly blast the teat ...warn to
ika bion, .ue h. le M titre Ilion any
other, trot has.wogsr..d the tethecy
of edseinlierather a sep.I 4 with PArtia-
assets, and helped tap t+..v.ranrnt to
a third Yo e ..f ra.$ry.ee But be-
yond all . hat. all fitter+l- know bits as
e true and g • Haut NNW a•k. a bedstead
well proved a susare,•ed •'• i.. est ln-
te1hW-
Mottle. His ...renen.a ars
n ot 1•is enesuirs. `hey actomwldge
bis gats and bit ►iwee.•i • . and they
know ihat b. could W t•.• pored truss
our public lite.
A Saipbrral Ite1e.enx.
H•mik.a Tin ex
•
There is an incq.y le . •^ug a cer-
tain dart el tr,opi•• t... 1 rify the refer -
endue' a the Isst wort n ,meletins
government. "It is th .nice of the
people," env these atwitter renno-
miet', "aa•t is ural rival . w •yr right r
Thr New York Si,,. h • seen Aiscoe-
sing the tow y weak, -..'...f he ref-
erendum en res 11. and ...losing out
that it off-• s •1:.. ger 10 veld govern-
ment. tapir. teas . rarity. The
other Jay it pr need ..n illustration
of the opera, ion in pow i e of the ref-
erendum. as fo lows:
(Met•l•ew, char. xrvii.)
'•pth.rr .nth unt ti n.. %Vliet ,hall
1 do then wish Je-n which is ealt/d
Christ Y Th. y all • y un'o him. Let
Him - cru^rtk•d
••A'ni'h' g..veeno•..i.I, Why, what
evil hath He done? B.i' 'hev cried
nut the MOM, raying. Let Him he
cru^i6h.'d.
•'When Pilate ►a w [ he t he could pre-
vail nor' -into but teat ethers tuwult
was wade. he leek water„anti washed
his bawls het re the wultitude, say-
ing. 1 ant huv•e• nt of tt•e blond of Ibis
just preens : lee ye In I.
i' make. no cower star The ang-
geestive extract id lett to h • co•aeids'r
Lion of the road -r.
A Neighborly Comment
Lnr-.it Xew -.
•-Canada and the United Stat i• pro -
pow to casuiste to show the world
two nations wit h the longest bouwda• y.
extending from cease is can, living
in. peace end ural ter -p c.. without
a fort•.d•Iiy., a goo nn talker
side ..f the hounte ary.”— 4ir tVl-frt4
Iaurirr a the. Landol rune -tenon of
14ritisb c •..sial premiers.
The app'.u'ti se ..t tits n .ere struck
by the quoitr. bar Wilfrid.. re
vraled the significance .•1 Use p awful
boundary on which we! e -. .a boutsdary
that ha- had iso like in ti -tory. And
we wbs, live III 04 it allow well how
precious is that dear-• And interw•-
tional amity tv-t etiatilss n- to more
-shout our iteih' ata le without arse..
We{I-ntrnr'i•'g COWS-etl.•r• tell its tI.at
without eat -banging. blows lateral
with our neythia.tw we Ieeua,e effem-
inate, lent without tiling ..long -.bol
acmes the ei t er pf a nen-nine. sad
wajlayiuga party with'Myoaetsat
night, wi►hour cree.n.eangonroeigA-
ho.'. Iw'Irs.m,- {..torr i•s'e.k(a . and
.titling his family.* windpipe for after -
n ti o n relax -ate -in. we degenerate.
This httyudary line with twe vigorous[
rateside by . side warmer(
t-jo(eooe vire. tea lie to the whole
anny of j.ng•.ea who vele for war.
l:ut never .e -w t eg t h'-m*•Ivshu,t.
As. a monneeent .A trite this unde-
fended frostier is se(t'.•.•ut • rival. Lit
ors heps that no v.Med-heed will ever
deface it .
TOR
ED
OPERATION
The Inds—And is foot father work=
ing, my litt a tin? TAN Little. Man
—I epees ees so, mum. The' Judge ►aid
'ard labor. •
EEEPI1C YOUNG ,
Oatmeal is Said; to Ward Off
Often 21 Years
Two noted scientists, by experiments oe
animals. have proved that youthfulness de-
pends on the thyroid gland. And that some-
thing in oats seems to food that gland.
It appears that old age can be deterred
many years by caring for this gland. The
main care is to feed 11, sed the proper food
is oats.
Oats contain more merge hod• more
food for the brain, more food for the nerves,
than any other grain that grows. And now it
seems that they alsoserveto keep one young.
But common oatmeal isn't good enc
for such an important diet. The lie
plump grains alone are used in the making
of Quaker Oats. They are selected by IR
siftings, and only ten pounds are obtained
from a bushel
Quaker Oats means jest the create of
the oats made deliclous. 1t oasts but oee-
ball cent per dish.
blade In Canada. Wet
Cured by Lydia E. Pink-
bam's V egetabee Co m po u nd
Canines, Ont.—"I bad been s great
caterer for five years. One doctor
told tis it was ulelrs mf the uerruis
and another told tumor. i
N fibrotic'
e
knows what I suf-
fered. I would
always bs worse
at certain periods.
and never was
regular, and t he
bearing -down
pains were terrible.
Iwas very ill in
bed, and the doctor
told me I would
have to have an
operation, and
that I might die
during the operation. I wrote to my
sister about it and she advised me to
take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound_ Through personal expe-
rience I have found it the best medi-
cine
edscine in the world for female troubles.
for it has cured me. and I did not have
to have the operation after all. The
Compound also helped me while pin-
ing
am.ing through Change of Life."— lire
LETITIA. BLAIR. Canifton. Ontario.
Lydia E. Pinkbam's Vegetable Com-
pound, made from roota and herbs,
Les proved to be tbe most successful
remedy for curing the worst forms of
female ills, lnclleding displacements.
inflammation, tiffroid tumors, irregn-
ladtieR, periodic pains, backache, bear -
Ing -down feeling, flatulency, indiges-
tion. and nervous prostration. It costs
but a txifie to try it, and the result has
been worth millions to suffering women.
ATTEND THE BENT.
ELUOTT
iT PAYS.
Toronto. Unt.. hes a national repu-
tation for superior work- Open all
year. Enter now. Catalogue free.
STUDY
AT HOME
,and vualit• for a good ettuatios la
bu..ne-- Lts. 1r will oast little to
do the.. Detour plane. Write The
-haw rnnrrycoee.os t•a-bnol, alt
1 unite Street, Toronto.
W. s(ekeaa* d dog
Sale of Dress Silks
• About 400 yards of nineteen hashes wide heavy Japan
wash Silks, in neat cad stripes, ivory white sed white
with nest colored narrow stripes, very handsome and
very serviceable. Regular price 40c teak a yard, cleat.
Wit est Per yard !M
DRESS GOODS
Mpecial seines in all dress materials. Many liner at .
one-third value and all this season's goods. (assbrew
and Hewr1ttes 42 Inches wide. finest pure wnnl. In eae-
dinsls. oavys, pinks, butes, all best shades. Regular 00e
quality. Special sale for early Jung only. pee yard See
PRINTS
1600 yards of 3'l inch wide. light and dark terrines, best
Ezgthb Prints and warranted fast colors, also 1000 yards
Dress Muslin,. regular 1210 quality at, per yard ....10e
CARPETS AND RUGS
TAPESTRY RUGS, 3x3 yards. regular *1.00. for SR -76
3x4 yards,�'��ttlar 1(100, for 7.76
31x4 yards, Lar 11.00, foe 960
VELVET RUGS. 3x3 yards, regular 18.00, for 16.00
3x34 yards, regular 80 00, foe 17.00
3x4 yard., regular 25.00, lot 11.00
304 yards, regulet30.00, foe 15.00
FLOOR LINOLEUMS AND OILCLOI3IH, two, three
and four yards wide, at per yd. 25e, 40c, 50e and AOo
Carpets and Linoleumns perfectly laid et no extra charge
this month.
Vat ; lucre.-;'
W. ACHESON a SON
r .
You Can't Help Feeling
THAT YOU ARE
CORRECTLY DRESSED
IF YOU
MAKE US YOUR TAILORS
MARTIN BROS
—
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The Signal to January ist, only soc
$T1l ATiOf1 D. ON T.
LARGE S('IaOOL A 000D IERATOUL(,,,
THE DPW -Thio ...chord him • eoatinee:al
reputatoo for h4b-grade week and tar Use
,ucca.. of lis• .tuddent•. We here three do.
p•rttaen•.--tnmtnerciai. shorthand. amid
Teiegr•ythe. ta.natioa. 30.ms men and
women -booted -.s"t at no for ear dare
free catalogue. Write for it at once and
we what our note heirs. Thin te
• good stn"- of
the) a .r for you to enter oar
eias.e•. -t udemt- '.he entering each week,
(:ommeoe. rune cane., at none.
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THE LEADING
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We are not advertising skates, but hot -
weather goods ; things that are needed in
every household these hot days. We have
bought lines that we can recommend, and
you will find the prices right.
COAL OIL and
IIASOLINE STOVES
We have them from 111.00 up:
Alter the ovens for the stoves.
VARNISH and
VARNISH STAIN
We can give you the gonir
moat suitable for your require.
meets.
SCREEN DOORS
Prices from $1.00 to x2.60. Our
$100 Door is • beauty.
Ws make a study of what can
be done with the right Bonds.
HAMMOCKS
We bare titre good video at
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Students may enter soy day.
()pee entire year. Now is a
good time to enter. Largest
trainers in Canada. Gradnates
get hest positions. Thousands
studying at home. Exclusive
right of the ••F'.nous B110.
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Write. for paetk•ulars.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
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GARDEN Hose
Keep the gross green. Ute
our Garden Hose grad Iota of
water.
REFRIOERA roRs
ours will keep the milk from
rotes" sour. flee oar *1.00 Ilea
LAWN
4. MOWERS
Ours are the Bruck'ville
make. We get them
direct from the factory et
the right prices, and we
get the beet goods.
PAINT
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Paint A few guerta left of the
40e per gnaw lisp.
We have been kept extremely busy, but we are
well prepared for the rush, ac we have the goods,
and the clerks, to make shopping easy
Howell Hardware Co.. Limited
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