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:ODLBICS THU)sISlAY. 7t V stir. 1111
MR. PROUOFOOT AT ERIN.
At the Liberal picnic at Erin. in
Wellington county, on Friday last.
Mr. Proudfoot was one ot the speak-
ers and be again reviewed the history
of hie charges against Sir James Whit-
ney and Hon. W. J. Hanna. In addi-
tion W the questions already published.
Mr. Pruudfoot asked the follow.
trig, directed to Mir James Whit-
ney :
Ill Your counsel, the, How. Wallace
Nesbitt,eaused Geo. C. Taylor to bein-
formed of his violation of the erirnival
code in paying over the $500. and that
be could refuse to give evidence on the
ground that it would incriminate him ;
if you wanted a full and fair investiga-
tion why did you allow your counsel
to take this course
(2) Toile counsel was informed that
Mr. Taylor declined to take the shel-
ter pointed out to him. and that if di-
rected bythe committee be would tell
the whoe truth ; why, therefore, when
your counsel wanted his evidence ex-
cluded, was it not let in ? Wby didn't
you see to it that the committee ad-
mitted his eviden? Were you afraid
of what Mr. Taylor would say
Cit Wei that t be t pian' you and your
moose! decided that the evidence
should t.ot be admitted?
EDITORIAL NOTES
Get ready tot Dieuinioo I)ay in'
Goderich.
io it the custom, et Toronto fur, the
party in power to milk Government
contracts %
The vote in the Presbyterian Gen-
eral Assembly was three to one in favor
of church union.
Well, the soldiers are camping at
London instead of at (iodericb. Are
you q;l.d. or sorry
R. E. Ti (lax i. ,gain the candidate
of the Lih-rnl: of South Hem,. He
Will rut d..wn the Tory majority all
right.
Now that the war of words at Ottawa
1s suspended, people will hay.• time to
PI). sense attention to the crop reports,
the Football gases and otter vital
affairs.
Down in fes arhori township. York
county, the Liberal ladies have formed
an association. Wby not have a
We,.t Huron Women's Liberal Asso-
cistion'
The Toronto Methodist Conference
passed a resolution railing for assess-
ment reform so 00 "to encourage the
use of the laud for beneficent pro-
duction, end remove the temptation to
speculation.'
Life in Ontarlo is one glad. sweet
song. After the church gatherings
roto. the politica! picnics.—Toronto
Globe.
And Dr. Macdonald of The Globe is
equally at home in botb crowds.
Mr. Borden will not take the advice
of the Besate and appeal to the coun-
try on the naval contribution bilL
The Empire is not sufflMeoUy io dan-
ger to warrant the sacrifice of his
majority in the Hcuae of Commons-
Mr•Quaker is the name of the Liberal
e•sdidate foe the Legislature in North
Grey. It's a great rowhenal ion : thea
ptsmoe-lovi•g diep.Mrition of the
"Prime along witb the bot fighting
blood of the Higblaoder. Mdluaker
.sty►t to win.
The Ii•sdos Pres Press protease, to
be shocked beams' Mr. Prominent
mellow t.mseiassly to his asst five the
LOgttleSSra- Witi The Pew Prose
.._twee 1101011009 who would like to
My s ram with Ma. Pr sdfost for the
Oent a Mary tient y
The MIA O.en...st le Neste.
ilmmeett smother .tits Det .o loom
es Asquith stay. M esmmaaed d his
pow the pvespeets of • edoe'alel
term are good. If the Govertones
were wrecked now the cause of Iris
borne rule would realm • very seri- fro., tee I quer Incests i.
dollen, according 10
o y infeett riNs
one newt up to Neste G
Matilda tee 1 t t bey teonia4hudeMe
nus setback, and other ref intro- we tray lake it for granted tint ieY
domed by the pressen venom's' feta osetributiose from liquor ftariM.
wouk1 be endeavored. tj Milt oodoo. in Bast Middlesex it -
seal in places nearer at band them
The reform of the Caoadiaa
to bring it in touch with Ibs lie
of the Canadian people is a be
that would be popular in every part of
Canada.— !.00doo Free Press.
But it is a Weiner* that will Bever
he undertaken by The Free Prase
political friends.
Sir Edward Canon. wbo says Caster
will Lake .Ip arms against borne rule,
was struck tau the head by • missile
thrown at him during a demonstration
at Leeds. Possibly just a little hint
that, if there are to tat any heads
creeked in the home rule fight. aid
heads will not all belong to the home
rulers.
Finance Ministet White rays that
the high cost of living is des to the
vast expenditure ..n armaments by the
great nations of the world. mad that •
customs tariffs have little to do with
it. The Minister might espbaio, then,
why Canadian bacon and other
attirles produced in Canada an
cheaper in England than they are in
the country (i4 their production.
FROM OUR CONTEMPORARIES
AL Ontario Behind Him.
•'ul1i,.R wend Hallett?.
.411 Ontario is behind Mr.
Proud
in demanding an investigation of Lb
$500$Mof campaign fund.
Will .nyoa.e tor • stso.tmmmt
emispet that thousands of dollar, went
Meeasary simply to pay the ordina"
sad lettttimate t:peaty of the Gov•
eminent candidate in East Middleez
If not nary for the ordinary and to iitaaith.
legitimate expenses, why were these
FOR YEARS
Wa■ia iRr Women to Know
How She was Finally
large contributions taken up and
emit rd % Was the contribution mad
by the liquor interests in the IC
Ywdlesex dgbt, and the pr,,pecti
contributions to be made in of
contest,., one of the consider
at ion. which ioduced the Gover
men. out to carry out their p
p,sal to introduce anti-rteat ir
legislation during last session % Th
have giyeo the men engaged in th
businr.s the opportunity to recou
themselves and vastly more than r
coup ,hrmselves for the contribution
they have already made, and no dos
I fie eons ibutions tbey art ex p.etrd to
make between now and t 1e next
general election.
Do the Pantie Approve %
hed hot fl
re- HenrmL i Ont. — " I am passing
est through the Change of Lite and for two
er
h�h"`• soreness in the beck of 4 bead, was
a•. I constipated, and had weak, nervous feel-
,. bp. The doctor who attended a for
roe a number of years did not help a, but
,g I have been entirely relieved of the
.-y above symptoms by Lydia E. Pinkha's
e i Vegetable Compound, Blood Purifier and
P Liver Pills, and give you perennial l to ,
publish my testlmoniaL"— Mrs. Loot/
bt Bzauc nl
s. Sr., Hamood.OK,C..ada •
New Brunswick,
Canada. — ' I eau
highly recommend
Lydia E. Malthus's
VegetableComposed
to any suffering wo-
man. I have takes
it for female week -
Dees and palnfeil
meest rustion End It
a
a
cared me. " — Me
DEVs BAsou*,
_Harvey Beak, Newrentlee
1
LB yydia L �m
kba'a Vegetable Co.
pound, ined.6ant native roots and herbs,contains an tic or harmfbl drugs,
dty i0
and to - k the record of being t
n.ra..
most s tyl 'remedy for female itis
we know of, and thousands of vohmtalry
ls
testimoniaoo file in the Pinkie/in kb -
oratory at Lynn, Maas., mein to prom
this fact. Every suffering wanes ewes
it to herself to give Lydia E. Ptrkmt
bm's
Vegetable Compound a trial
If yo. want speelal advies write toPlanes)Lydia E. Plaas) Reecho On (seedsieat�l}ael)) LL�..,_lo... Tear Misr w4
and aerwsnd
woman sad YY la strict t emLbyi-ts
"Do the people of this Pi°viper ap-
prove of this manner of tracking to
our moat vital public interests % IL/ they
approve of the Government abandon-
ing the averse which a year ago they
said tbe public int,rest demanded,
namely. the prohititiui of treating,
because the neo engaged iu the liquor
traffic, who are giving the Govern-
ment` strung financial support. are
opposed to such a law. We cannot
• find fault with the men engaged iu
the liquor traffic making the beet
trews they can with the Government.
If they have to put up the money
Proud( they naturally expect an opportunity
at of recouping themselves for their
expendnturet.
"It is, as tuembers nt the Opposition,
our duty to expose wrongdoing -,n the
part of the Government whets.
In we find it, but we have not
Y •stopped there we have proposed, and
us now prupcse. a constructive policy' in
gO order tu prevent, if possible, the re -
nit eurrence of such off.nces in the future.
s One of the greatest needs uf..this coup -
Progress and Poverty.
Ottawa (ideas.
The strangest anomaly of Mole
times is the fact shown so clearly b
Henry George in his most fano
work, that progress and poverty
together. In spite of the abounds
wealth of the world, and the growio
power of mankind, the curse of power
continues and deepens. Howey
great the swelling' of the river
wealth. in some mysterious way it
tapped in such a way, that it new
reaches the people who need it rhos
It is diverted from its course instead
of being allowed to freight tbe bu
dens of the common people over th
shallows of privation.
Do Yoe Realise It?
The Weekly sea.
Do people generally realize that 1
total appropriations for warlike Impel
anions which the Dominion (;over
ment have asked Parliament to vo
ty try today taro maintain a high step-
- rd of political morality, both in the
"f Baadministr,tiuo of the country's affairs
1
u by t be Government. and in the conduct
er of a lectwas throughout the Province.
L In the platform wbicb I had the honor
to submit to the electors of the Prov-
e- , ince in the month o'f November,
e 1911, speaking for the Liberal party
of this Province, 1 proposed the
following measures as practical
metbe s of helping to improve the
be present conditions:
We will prohibit under adequate
penalties all cot parer ions over which
4 the . Province has jurisdiction from
making election campaign contribu-
tions; require the publication of all
electives campaign contributions to
candidates and political organization.,
is 'provide- for the appointment of a public
n pro.ecutur a, itsKogland, whose duty
it shall be to intereeue in contested
r elections to ssetbat all wbo are guilty
!of fraud or corruption ate duly prose-
, tufts.'
••Uurinq the recent session of the
this year amount to over 251,000,1.M.)Do people realize that, even with th
tri.i,1101 10 naval vote eliminated, th
total is still li18.0110,0 0 %
1)r, people realize that this amour,
to 12 per head for every men. wows
aDel child in Canada, or over 1111 or
family
Do people realize that the sum aa'ked
for. aside from the naval vote, is epua
to the average annual expenditure r
the Dominion, for all purpose., for th
first tour years after Confederation ? guide Go they realize that the appropria-
tions. for militarism, ide from th
Ki;,(o101M10 vote, are eight times the
cost of the ligbthoise sod life-saving
stations along our ,-oasts.
Do they realize that It amounts t0
nearly double the cost tat our whole
postaffice service
Do people realize all this %
MR. ROWELL's ADDRESS.
,!
Legislature, two bills were introduced
by two of my colleagues, one prohibit-
ing cawpaigu contributions by enr-
e
poratinur, and the other requiring the
F..1luwipg isa continuation of the
n t..., r of i be address "dere by Mt. N.
W. Rowell at the recent Pruudfoe,t
dri„uuet ration in Godes iib :
"I venture to say," declared ;dr.
Kowell, "that never in the history of
the Legislature of this Province, never
in the history of the Government of
Caned.. never in the history of the
Pat liainent of Great Britain minae
people have enjoyed free and represent-
ative governesses, has any govern-
ment taken such ati unprrcedrolerol,
unfair and unjustiflahle course as for
WhSoo, Government took Isis ero-
sion b -Lure the public e',cw:nte com-
mittee. The action of the Prime
Minister in the matter ids open to only
one interpretation, and that is that he
not only condoned, but approved all
that the public accounts committee
had done• and that their action was in
accordance with his views and desires."
The proeredIgs of the Government
in connection with the privileges and
elections committee were equally. if
not more, reprehensible.
Mr. -Rowell was sure that the Gov-
ernment must have realized before
they would have accepted the public
criticism and odium which would io-
evitahly atta,;h to the blocking of the
investigation that if thia investiga-
tion had been proceeded with the
public odium and condeaenatirm
which would have followed would
have been vastly greater. The Gov•
eminent must have had a great deal
to ...owes/ or they would not have
dared to go the lengths they did to
suppress the investigation and block
the Legi.tature from getting at the
truth.
Sebscripti.e, freta Lianas Heiden
Mr. Howell continued : -No one for
a moment supposes that the particular
cootrihntloa secured from Mr. Taylor
was the osly im.erilntioe secured
from Goveressent crootraaetoes or
(e r anissavl.g relatiow with the
This invest!galae. ye.
peo=isally sli delay.litt ear.
maim up cossesated
frets POWs gem the manner in whieb
the swing* est is.st bar epilog -tad
sod severed the moseys to carry es
its yolk/eel warfare assim.t it. op-
p^neota. It le. wimps. mot wit beet
'net to pellet ost that aftother
m• hod by which tis (iowermmest is
. • tris[ nostetbuUo.s to m of t hi tees
.nal warfare is to SA* or rgL
St
h. aNN
.ot• hoidens to maske seettiketiess
to snippoet the Oesserretive es_
dates. le the Mast Heiress ease
Gales 'i •.w.tioe or suhe.Mt►»eentetheeleismemo term w
waseste-
Merstelies
i se thehomer
ti. ti.im the et !lament• to eosin
°i
NNrenm"ra sear ti temmin Meet
i publication of all campaign contri-
buti los before an election. These
hills were withdrawn on the sug-
gestion of the Prime Minister that the
tolls be reintroduced at the next
session, and 1 confideotly expect that
next session the hills will tie enacted
and heconte I h" law of the Province.
•.All interested in securing gond
goes unbent and in maintaining high
deal. in public as well as in private
tile mug battle again,( all forms of�
corruption and wrong -doing in the
e..uduetof the prl,Lc again of the I
Province w well a. in the conduct of
elections in the Province."
BAYFIELD.
runway, June lOtb.
BRIDE* --Mr. and Mrs. John 1'ongh
are vlsiWug friends at Hyde Park this
week. .alar. and Mr.. Armstrong,
Mie. Rim and Miss Kntbrtford. of
Mir. h -1i. motored to Hayfield heal
Mundy and apetit the etterrsnnn" c.h•
tog on friends in the 1 iltatteaud °eigh-
ts., h•o,t .Thee. Cameron and
tien.g" (i,eeful0A1 ate In London this
week at she cooventirm of the C'a s.
diad Order n( roomier* . Colin
tell eonducted the service on
Sunday morning in Mt. Andrew's
church. giving a report of tbe Presby-
terian Congress held in Toronto last
week, to which Le was • delegate....
Quite a number of the Summit visitors
ha re arrived already. Several of
Jowett'. cottsgee ere occupied, princi-
pally by i)etroit people.
Trani Conductor (gniMyi—•'Did I
get your tare r Passenger (meekly] --
I gave it to you, but I doo't know
whether you got it or the cons -
PARISIAN SAGE.
limitations of This Great Hair Le agu e -
for Are Abroad in the Land --Leek
for the Girt with the Auburn Hair se
Every Package,
Parisian M'psge_ask for It by name
%boo pr. want the teal hair grower
reed d.r.Aroff cure.
This is a picture of
the ear Inn In whi•b
each bottle of Part -
Shia hogs is peeked.
Parisian liege will
hookah dandruff, atop
Lalling hair seed itch-
ing scalp, sod pro-
mote a new a7owtb
of hair if the hair
roo- M not dead. It
is a -lean tome and
ooetaina no
ons load err ether
it will len realest
bonny into dolt.
faded, lifeless heir,
and sea dearer bekr
d resins[eanies: b.,aw�+t�bw
for s
Oat • q...fiM 1.
of Par int. Rye today. If k ll s en't
give inmpletesatief etioo. yew tiga
sten iw returned. laid By i 111.
and dealer. orartwlmre.
SHEPPAROTON.
W gDNEMDAT, Jane 11th.
W.J. Brownell, of the FfibtNational
Bank of Detroit, visited at the borne
of J. B. Graham for a few days this
week. Mr. Fit ownell was formerly a
school teacher bare and Ibis was bis
first visit since be left thirteen years
ago. His many friends were pleased
to meet him and he enjoyed bas visit
very much. He left to visit at• Sea -
forth and Hamilton before returning
to Detroit.
HOLMESVILLE.
WEDNE.UAT. June 14th.
HOLIIEMVILLI HAN,McIM,II.— Mrs.
A...1. Courtite reten tied from Toronto
on :Woodsy ... Verna Jervis, Clifford
Holland and Roy Munninge are trying
the entrance examination at Clinton
this week . Mn. N. W. Trewartha
took in the excursion to Gnrlpb on
Saturday last.... The Women's In-
stitute held a well -attended meeting
here oo Tuesday. Mw Gilbolm, of
Bright, gave an interesting address on
"Canadian Worsen and Their OOppppoor
tun iters." .... Mrs. Bloomfield, of Wine -
hem. spent last week with Miss Sarah
Tebbutt .. fibs. Alcock went to
Guelph on Saturday . .. Mee. Mul-
holl'nJ visited in Deftoit last week,
going over on the steamer Greyhound.
Mr. Mulbolleod was at Guelph
on Satui day.
i'
W. ACHESON di SON
SPECIAL SELLING OF
SPECIAL SELLING OF
WOOL DELAINES
All -wool sad silk wove Debbie. in greys,
greens, fawns, blesmat at pattern and with satin
stripe: co
in ascot. Regular 50e and Me a yard. Your
perper yarl /Se
Summer Dresses
About forty new sibpple Dredge* 01 white
voile', crepes, muslin.. exquisitely embroidered
and beautifully made and oo two Drees,. alike.
Specially priced, imagine $3.75 to
Wash Skirts
Made from Poplin, Indian Head and Wash
i made in the popular plain gored style—but-
tonins down left side with whit. pearl buttons.
Price .. $2.00 to 52.23
Shirt Waists and Blouses
Ladies' Wash Waists of voile, pique, merge:s-
ettee, Waab Silks, Embroidered Nets, $elks.
The handsomest showing aad largest choice we
have ever bad for 4 summer sea.on. ,Hardly two
waists alike sod the styles are beautiful and at
the saute time practical. Sizes 34 to 44. Prim
range... . $1.00 to $5.00
Dress Flouncing*
One thousand yards of tow Drees Swiss Em
broideries. 27 to 42 inches wide. Dainty new open-
work patterns. Specially priced per yare1'' sero
to $1.00
Clearing Sale of Carpets and Rugs
A clean up of all odd Rugs, including R'Ilt,.r
Velvet, Brussels mad Tapestry K age in all size.
Seamier Velvet Rugs, 3zi yards and 3z34 Clear
ing at 10.00
r.pestry Rugg clearing at $3.00 to $7.00
Curtains
Twelve pairs only. white Swiss Curtains ir)
two designs. yards bog and splendidly ap
5uMr price tome IMO. Clearing ,at
Pix p.alr. ..... . $1.7 6
New Arab amid Iris Paint Oustaias row
specially marked te slag14
W.ACHESON&SO,N
Jas. Cumming Machinery
Painting, Decorating
Painting, Decorating
and Wall -paper
Hanging.
All work done promptly and
in thorough manner.
Residence—Albert St.
Telephone No. .
I ndir idul Instruction
AT THE
NORTHERN
BUSINESS COLLEGE
OWEN SOUND. ONTARIO
permits students to begin with us
any day. Position. guaranteed to
graduates. letsff of specialists. In-
formation free.
C. A. Fe gxiso, F. C. A.
P. iucipal. 0. D FLEMI No
Secretary.
GooderesseraMoys
ZJ%ns beca1rse he
?maims ?dinnvng
clothese se// the,
dinning c%tbel
\— strawlm
ha
Don't swelter in heavy, hot, old
clothes. Come, buy an ice-cream
suit. It won't cost you near as
much as the Comfort will be worth.
Don't wear sticky, heavy under-
wear. Buy our loose -fitting under-
garments which the breezes will
sift through and keep you dry and
cool. We have the Dandy Comfort-
able -fitting Straw Lids.
Our Quality Is always Up; our
Prices always Down.
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
We sell
"20th Century Brand " Clothing
1
Massey-8arrisSbop
HAMILTON STREET
is the place to buy your
Machinery, B u gg i e s,
Wire Fencing and Bone
Black Fertilizer.
Just received -- a con-
signment of Canada Car-
riage Buggies, also of
Grays (Chatham), and
some from Mount Forest.
A car of Bone black
Fertilizer just. in ; also
3000 rods of the Frost
Fence.
ROBERT WILSON
The Massey- ltairi.Agent
(toderich
Davis
Horse and Auto Livery
I am sontiouing the
livery business in
THE
Stone Baril
Mouth street, with a
complete and up-to-date
equipment of Buggies,
Hacks, Surreys. Band-
wyrone, etc., and a fine
stable of homes.
AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE
'Buses meet all trains
and boats.
Orders promptly at-
tended to at any time of
the day.
Telephone 51.
M DAVIS
Hamilton Centennial
Industrial Exposition
-ted Old Home Week
August 11th to 16th, 1913
aramelerewe Emanate d Hasies-wade Products. flog two Assess sad Parade
Geed
Cenral
wee Csssials iJrewAeons
ar u�F�inn M
d y.Misery Pseew, with
it
Femme Matey
Beek
Spam. Wier Bosti
S' and Re s. CL
is Rmoaspi.. AM Ereuta Cla
shipBig �
i toLew r e U. S. LsTensa. Trap-3baei.1 Tee.s
aet Ria M.
tidy.
Come to HamUton--Canada's Magneto
and ase eke biggest Civic Heider Week and ladustri! D.eesatrmtiss that leas
beta has is Cased.—sr ebewkse.
Spetal Rags by Rai std dost—ark yon Legal Agent.
OIAil. A. MURTON. S sestwy
To New SubscribersBa.a d
reatThe Signai for the balance of the year for only 50c
LEADING STYLES OF
FOOTWEAR
at Rbatnm..s for tbe gummsr season are sow being
sheens. It will 'unease you whet Sens Footwear we
are 'bowleg at tittle price.
We will appreciate 'bowing you the popular white
new bock. white caate. Pumps end Ode d., patent
sad gem-esetal Pampa.
Wm. Sharman
Cerses East St.;sad Swage