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COULD NOT BUNCO
THIS MAN
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THE SIGNAL : GODRRJCH : ONTARIO
forties'. Italy $ man toils and slave. RALLY OF LIBERALS
for 60 years or mune and then dies the,
Wald death of a beggar.
We .are 1101 advooating test every
A. E. BRADWIN !man, when he attains the age of 61) WHITNEY GOVERNMENT SCARED
yearn, should be penei•-ued, but we do 1 BY CENTRE HURON MEMBER
wap who has •.ri leu
neat t .11, and who has Its Inactivity in Bringing Uown New
notaegbered' eneoish looney to keep
him or hi. 'unity, un lheageof.ra) )•rat's. Legislation and Meeting New Con-
ehuuld erect% r e11nngh nu'ney, yearly, ditions Was Pointed Out Work-
querteily or monthly, to lump th. men's Compensation -Wastage of
wolf from his door, Funds- The License Law
Surely three Is no taxpayer who?
lynuld object, to
Has Ne Use For Peddlers Setting L3U1T•)a atm it UlJalLliit
Worthless Medlsin.s .--
Tor Mu.vu t• eattt.h„d mine Tharoise
frog, tee nM a 1n The vernal needles. North
a0OFsT.AIR9, ()NT.
1 was pestered last week with a Ira-,
yelling ugeut who said he had heard
that 1 was troubled with Rheumatism.
1 told him 1 had been and he wanted to
sell me some othermedicine. I answered
that 1 WAS taking GIN 1'1LI.S, the
only medicine that did nee any good.
1 told bins that I had tine various
other ntedicitiea but none lead dour rete
Rey erred bet (:1N PII1. and that 1
always kept a box :11 the hou-e. t.1N
1'ILI.S have .1 • nee more goal than
any other medecice 1 have ever taken.
Owen .T):yltNSOS,
Don't be !meow. ul1ren. laou't accept
s:!! tilt;t.. 11 your dealer wot:'t sen pply
ei with ('!N 1'1 4.1.S, at the regular
retail price tit Sac, a hex, 6 for fi,so,
rendd;recttonti. Satap'c box free if von
•.rite `ration:. Drug and Chemical Co.,
cf Canada, l.imitett Toronto.
11Tnr.et-Tone 1rel an.l Nerve Tablets
are the best all reetel tonic for rase, thin
kilo. idlers 1* 'plc. Sec. a box.
FARM
MACHINERY
Robert \Vllen, Massey -Harris
Agent, has a full line of Farm
Machinery iIwnys on hand. We
have we think the chealiest
and- hest Gasoline Engines on
the Market.
\tan an'In' beautiful Steel
Ranges from Tudholx• and And-
erson of Orillia. Just:the thing
fora farmer's kitchen.
a
% e have in stock
Cratere
Howe Blankets
Pumps
Cream Separators
Milking Machines
Driving Harness
And one hnndr.'-1 and"one
other things, Cane in and see
us at the
Massey-tiarris Shop
ILtlnillnn ♦;rent
1
CENTRAL
BUSINESS COLLErE
STRATFORD. ONT.
('annda tm'-,t pr:ctirnl rr.inine
proal. Three department+.' mer
claL shone.,. • and Telem'ophv.
(•aura. : n 1 h..rommh and era, brut.
Individual itoren. 14or. •- siren by a
•'tont[. c atotair•irvl •111:!'. . inr i ole-
'.!., .pews d. student - may .:,ter at any
•nx•. (:;t our he,' ...taterW and .ne
what we tier, de for you.
1). A. M. I..11'111 A \ Prinri:a;
Shoe Comfort in
We here confined our apring
baying to the manufacturers
who have shown the greatest
iniprovem'nt in the snaking of
%hoes. The result le, that we
are now show ing the very latest
style.. Moine new lasts and
Mapes, and •11 .•ortducive to
to Comfort. hccausa of !lire aro
we exercise in littIga 11i tont.
SHARMAN
THE SHOE MAN
Mewl. I4ad•-r4-h ()routo. Telephone Nti. t1
Marart7s'ipns 't'aaue. ran, [wtlar and Fifty
1'.«t Yee year; (f ped at Wetly in adva,,re tine
I►dlar will be atxei* d ; to +ub.rrlber. in the
1't.lted Mtatna the rote 1. one Peeler tine Fifty
('.nt..irn•ay it *diem -or. Mutowelleor• who
fall1.!Orel ve Tua 1. '..s. meuteri y toy,tull
VI dl mufrr a favor by ar111ta1n,inr the i 'uh1l.b.
er .1(14..' f set at •.early . del w e. p, -u bla. When
a chrome of adeno I. de -In•,!, bah ofd nod
the it •w outdrew.. •hnuld to rii1.u. Hemitt.,nces
m.Y ler made by lr,ni. draft, eepre.a munry
order. pnst.uace oeear. or redeemed Neter.
seLevreW t.n. rue) comments at ray Utas.
.yu.af.- .1.4. Trust,- 1:.Ir. fordl.plty and
rant root wfvrri.ruleu' - w,11 ba ei. 't on *Pion
cation. 1 cirri/ and o, h.-, -: wilar ad. en rem.•. d-,
Ino .vol. per Ilse for nr.t in•et•leon aid four
tante per lino for each-ubrtluent Itaertlon.
M. m.nrr,l b a ...NO,. .41 .u1e1 nonpareil t web*
line. to tin fore. nwatio.t ,real. of .11 linea
ud oder, 1... I)nllar. per year. .tdvert1..'-
l nen!. of 1.o.-. round. &t,,.,.d. Mitua•lalr
Varanl, Y,t pat los. lt'rnted. Hou -r. fur Sale or
to Halt, Vann. Ere Male or to I0'at, Arl,-lar
for 'ale, we., not esr.•edingeight line.•. Twenty •
dye 0'.10. wee► be cede. ; • roe ialler for ar.t
too.,th. F'Ihy Cent. for each.,tb- °lent mo,.th.
I.argrr ado ,•ntieclront. 1n proportion. An•
nnuncrment. In ordinary r�l,lg type. fon
,'end per Inc.iNo entice 1..+ 141.0 Twenty
live Cello.. Any .vial Meir., the object of
which 1• the pccunia:j b•uedt of any ladi.id-
er s...tri.1hm. 1.1 be .on4dered an •ever-
ti.etment and rhargci .u.or1inel T.
To Cut:ue.l.lcnnvn•.-'the ,aoteratiwn of
our +n lrrriter- 111111 ,ea.Ier. 4.. urdially Inuit
*al towa.'d.m:.klnm'1'Irr"+n..lt.aa eek record
of ail ler 1. count) and di -t riot doted•. %o conn-
wunieatlon will he attended to mule-. It euat-
tatng the name and .,ddre... of the we're• not '
neer-.arl'v for n'Ml.•n'ew, her a. a•' eviden.e
of food r..th. New- Item. .hnuel reach TIL;
SIo1.A=ante.' Sul later thou %%'udn.day nw'u
pryu.g hi prupurtioo-
ate..herr for the upkeep of the aged,
6014,11g al. y deveste' Inc that pnr-
tmrrr W o10 given only to the just and de-
bet %M;;. A iI tertity .Itou1J lie toed •
Iwo ,a ni•.it s pas. rod of he haft waated
or gambled his suletanee awe). do
not let � himit.rv••. bon put hint in a
tyorklintt a ill .u.n.• n' 'Ikrln.titutlon,
lett If he ha, lust hoe money or prop-
er ty through ht.l fortune give him ein
allowance 'v pee tiou iu a position
w here he weulJ net hay.' to ask for
charity, ur ge t„ u,. inti,utlou.
LENTEN DIVERSIONS
If',*hot e. .ter- and priests have
raised their tuiers end pro. in con-
demnation 0o1 the tango• and the
cern wetok, .opera of , be tu..auru'. They have
taken ;Ile 1... Inn perir•d ,rte ra good
THl !{SI)AY. M.111('11 1_i*, 11114 time iii write 10 emphasize their te-
non k-.. 1, n' t- n ...sun Uf prayer
M>^KE r SITE
The que.tion which herr apparently
given the council, the market com-
mittee and the hoard �.f 'Trade, con-
siderable trouble in regard to Hie
establishment df aI watkrt here i. a
suitable *04 'tion. When he 'nes in
attire, ex -Reeve Shinning. a'trocated
that a property on Newgate street.
directly at tin! rear of the town hall be
leased or 0 night it. a site Inc• a mar-
ket. The Hoard of Tr:ate atrttr-reeent-
ly :alt ised procuring this property.
There is no dnul'r, in our mind.. that
the market, ehoufd be as 'centrally
located as possible and where it w•il
serve the mereharts and citizens :alike.
This location seems a good one and if
it could be secured at n reasonable
figurer, we say again, that it would ht
in the [hest interests ofj the town
to secure it mud gel a market stetted
at once.
We have always said that Hamilton
etre et, or somewhere neat' it, should be
Amason fdxrs•rsa.'k.. site Ones rsfa n
for this contention is n+e•ut.r it 1»
the street on whi„h the majority of
farmers congregate when they come
to town.
If the town increases its hoi,nderie,i,
ted there 1') no reason why it should
not. it seems 13 Its that 1s the way the
town will expand, in the direction of
Victoria park. No matter which way
the town grow., it sees to us that
this location hi the most feasible cne
yet suggested.
OLD AGE PENSIONS
When a man ham worked for fifty
year.. and given that hard labor of a
hell a century to the maintenance of
his (artily, which indirectly is given to
his country, and then through no fault
of his own. fx•t'ba"pa becomes destitute
or is reduced to ,itn►ightened eircutn-
stances, should he not he pensioned
for the rest of his days :- This ia real-
ly what was recently diseneeed in the
Horne of Commons. 'There is certain-
ly h to be said for and against the
subject and many opinions have been
given and likely more will he offered.
\Ve understand that (creat Britain,
Australia and New Zealand have
adopted contributory systems and we
know that is' pension system is in
vogue in c0nnrctidu with the civil
service in our Canadian hanks and
the police systems in many Targe
cities.
1 f a pennon system is sueee.sful in
other neurone*. why should rt n. .t 1e
rue,esefel in Canada? Any tomo or
woman, with any manliness or wom-
anly feeling lanke upon the beggarly
matt or- woman, kreseked From prlf-
htr to poet, with tearful eyes and their
hearts 1,ler,1 for then,. Sometimes a 15
roan's poverty is nausea by drink or
debauchery, sometimes through sick -
nods ur ill -luck. Whatever be the
cause, it in simply s (Begetter for any
eountt-y to allow its old men or women
to starve. \�'e are thankful to may
that the laws of this country do not
allow any one to leg but rather pro -
yid • houses of refuge and the like for
indigent people. Although these
places are usually conducted In a very
creditable manner, yet at the same
time there ate many people whose
reputation baa been highly reputable
in the past and they feel that they
would almost rather starve than ask
for eharity.
Of course, in a matter of providing
Inc the old, we are rather Inclined to
cling to Use belief of the aneteets, that
it ire incumbent upon children to ens
that their parents are provided for.
Bat children cannot be made to do
this by law, and .onetime. do not feral
It $ moral ne religious duty. There
seems nothing for the State to do but
stop in and see that the old people are
prnp.rly fed and clothed.
Monson with any fueling wants to
die In the workhouse or poorhouse.
Barely it is not • very laudable weld -
and toeii•,; an't setter noire. It is
likewise n w K ,'firm, excuie--if any
Ix, went..1--for „I. . n• .•n Bridge. To
dar.ee du. Tutt 1. it 1s e.enridered -bad
form ere melt Iy .,n trlgioure but an-
ti,ilgtaion 1.. U .av•'rs of vulgarity
diad ill•h-14.o0ng. "ft it if we cannot
dance we eer-:!•lily arty Bridge ;" Not
.n, fin now !h.. church i)a' set her
foot on 1 lie lie de, 3111 it threatens to
fall down -like that of London tot Inog
h-'
�•rt i*uiit a witcthe Ra-
cial cul to are if your nawe, my
tinea o118►,le era., ie down fur 1.ivol1-
tier of tha' em L. and your particular
parson to ty rr1 . black mark against.
you in his little Ito .k-. You think
then, perhap-, that you can slip in and
out of 11)e theater. glut at all. The
Ureu'le it. 14161/ IP, nned. You may not
dance, brills-, or ''theatre." Hut we
have dinner per. tete, five o'c!ocka, and
scandal I. ft. No, my dear, these ;ore
also, tee the Indian list. At least we
have di esu; style, spring _..le•- -, AI -I
inaetlt1'y ..t the \Vhitney ad
uu4'64'414on in I.r•id.gwig dt)wtl new
needed IrgieWWtiutt, 1'r wa.te of piddle
Weds. anti the 1 ','e pet i.al it had
take,' in le inging d .wti what new
Ieglsl*tl.•1 11 line •'i iaiirr.l, were fon.
ably
emphasised by \Ir. W. Prou•If,mH,
11. P.P. for Centre !lube. at a tally
in (1.e Draw tor.1 Liheral .:tub
room., a repot 1'4 %%Int h we take from
the Itrantlutd Bap.. afar.
A.cathing arraignment of the ad-
ministration of the Whitney govern -
Mehl ter their leek of initis:iter In
foe nntttting new1..j 1.1 y.n .v.* made
by the .Peas.r of he evening, Mr. W.
! tuudfoot, M.P.P. 1.a 4'entre llurnn.
He w000 inlnld.aerel ley ('hair,,... GuoW,
who dect.r.d rli.t he fell Mat the
people,' n 11. ant f ad were hungry fur
.vhet Mr. I'.,telf., t had for •loon.
election coming on shortly afterward.,
the claim was referred to a Mr.
Thorne, a personal fti.nd I.1 Mr. Tay-
lor. Then . the latter increased his
claim and the arbitrator'. report was
made .weeding hint `t"I last, of which
Mr. 'Taylor paid 4iuul to Mr. Thorny.
The speaker aid h. had beard of
this .tad presented his statements,
asking for It tuyal c.'wluirriuu, In11
this wool denied. A rumuri,rion was
appointed from the limier, hot after a
few sessions the i+ib"nal wenib,•rs re-
tired, AS they could ,'n'. :ark the qun-
tione they deeite.f, while evidenee war
.lopped by the Cunaervativer. It wa►
aduuttrd by the pr. -mire, that Mr.
Hanna had ree•ivel the tX,i1MI, and le.
gretter' the fart. TI . s;w.ktr revelled
that at the inquiry the lit/Litman had
lostt•ucted the witneese. not to *n-
ewer question*. Mr. Hanna had
stated t hat be walttwl nil t hr informa-
tion brought ant, but hi. c tuned wins
tinned 10 uhj-ct to gmr.tiun. ut Mr.
1lanna•. wish ..flit If he wanted to
know al: about it. he could hat a in -
forma ed hi• lawyer to O'ltduet. the
ease differently, or t:hantro counsel,
lent be did nut Jo w. The aiweaker
.tat,d that the reason he did not take
an itith 'relate the cell &&&& wart
that he knew nen Went Iwreoually of
Ibe coal coupe -tact meitipulation, but
erne in the cone permute ar a IA Myer.
wMl received iiihear .tion and war
staking e•n lulrier. 11. was willing tee
appear again, before e royal '•omruir-
aitnl.
Ilse Literals of South Ioant are Taking upthe q,te•itiun of the wad-
.ln,i, right - -they ala matting ..n time age of fund. by the gov. rnnrrttt, 11r.
for the election." .aid r. 1'nnulf,.it Prottdfont referred to the fact that
in hi. inti' I't fury t,vuuk Ile fell $itt),1JM1 had elreedy 'tr.•t, spent on
that it arts not fair 1,. fold nnatin-t- the Wow gown n,tarn1 hotter. and now
Gone rix weeks before he el••ctiu4.s and the tenders for 1)1 otletin;t rind wod-
etnect triune. The !Aortal puts in work are [wing cal!ed fol. A Fite wain
Mast secured .in ''leer et,eet. bill the
hlulrlinw was b. ing built in the Don
Valley, with a b•autifut s few of the
Davin.' b.ietpards. it Wile built hr.
low the overt leveland at ''ne tiro
it atart.•.i to clip,intr) Ili.' v.111ey, a,'d
fpG.rLr1 rrtwinfn;; w':d1 i.A l to 0 buil.
MR. WM. PROUDFOOT
K.C.. M P.P.
Ark.! three have sled Rplll by .W1tiw--• - -z
•board -or i pinion. dilect.il s. Foe' the Ontarin legislature woo but a sena
y-i,ursin.y..,,1:11st..chew1herefresh- "owe. and 1bey could not do a area
Mg live,) clock -the ten•courae dinner.; deal, but if North and South Bran
flee last. delirious old -hit of scandal. wen 10 line up behind Mr. 1{owe
Go home and sea your with other ridings they (-mkt do
7 pryer. and get deed. The speaker paid w ux
fast and don your ugliest, most un- hearty tribute to Leader Rowell, wb
fashionable el •l her -get panne wide bad COW V' forward at a time wee
skirts :and high -necked gowns made there ..as a nerd, and at Perron
if you h:ivrti't any. Drink your tea mHe ',c to himself.
He scored the government fat n.
in the nursery with the children and bringing down something new on th
mend the hop -e linen and -since you bill -of -fisc in the eddrl•ss !mini the
(0(1.must haves reer•eation-plan your throne. The \Vurk,ueu'a ComPensa-
1•r bonnet, tion act was promiatoi, while 11 res
nntrd that the revised ertatutee wool
As for you of the inferior sex,, Yes. soon be out. "They are eight years
we are addressing you, Sir -Stop at' late with them," romnaented th
least six of oho -e Scotch -sodas per diem .beakg er, who then added that tallow
-cut out cigars and cigarette.., poker, I . ml the moving a the address
!{dwell made a cbaracte sti
and Dee oueronien taint ; go to church I addtrs's, in which hr showed that h
with the mi.o.as and eschew as yrIstood high among the public me
would the devil, ouch frivolitir. as 1 Mr. Rowell had in this address scored
1 the govenlutent for not twinging dowu
Maplwls, broilers, chickens. or Nita/kg, Romethiog for the workingmen. In
on toast. Such is no Lenten fare, 1 other parts nt the world good work
And give up tossing that toothsome W40' Is tug Jmir. but in Ontario one
hit of ea►11de1 imine the club. Le ! department was under unr minister
what gossips, these ,'ten are ! Spend ano nnuthn he !vault w aha ,'oder
Pe annthrr, and the rrealt owe that nuth-
he evening et home, and if you won't ' ing was done. Mr. Howell had urged
go: to clue I1-- why. mind the baby? the appoint nent of a ministernf labor,
while ler RI 11.11111S preys for Ore whale I a great need for Ontario es the people
amity. I tecugttiud.
K'list can n man, •er•Itring only
It9111 a year, do in securing work for
the onernployell :" asked Mr Proud -
AN APPEAL TO WIVES root, who .ar•aeticelly referred to
Yon knew the tetrible sMittinu that naentthe nMm sus in pace aay roadie -ling
that
employ -
mules to sunny homes from the result I would do vet y little work, nor come
1 a dr101118 r hu.haed '0 eon. You at1old to do very much.
now of ter menet' welted on "drink"' The revoker referred to the fact
hat i. nes 11•.1 in the home to putcbase �that in Mal lie had urged a workmen's
rel and clothing. °RHINE haatcompenseti'on err, and the government
raved thous.nds rt drinking men. iL! promised to hang in w at the next
is a entire tr'•a, went and can be gives I session. Nothing was tfo.ne,until just
crrtly, Your money will Ire re-, before the elections, when it r•.mmis-
110.1.11 if. after a trial, it bar failed baIHoner wine rtppren'ed, tot the 4.111 had
*tient. Coot q only Stele hoe. ('tomenot yet been brought down -They
n and grt a her h•.okl •t and let tie' are dilatory in that aa in wary other
PIl yon 11 the g .x! ORHINE is doing. I matters," said .V r Proudfuot, wbo felt
'. J. Roue Isatt, drtrggrrtti, tt iii : the tiRtte•)wgperme tee s eta ars loo.
•Leaders with M.. Roarell being given
j to keep It u;). 'Poe h.'u••• wr•.r-pot in a .
i good alert, for it alt,fn1.1 have been
near the parliament buildings. while it
I would cost anut hes !ti)i,t*►1 to corn
-
''det - it.
The reii•i en of the et:atutvs, to blob
WAS .even )ears tote, war noting tuner
than twice what any oltter ,tneviuus
revision bad no:. The judger, wbo
stere. cameo atier..-xi'eic'ttrceiivid
ab.utf..gU, at.1 ty4io10 -t'
$l100a year tor each, iu ',teI
their ielaries ay judges. Their Ornstein
es .:out $Intra, end can -hire wit $t+►i.
The speaker did nut doubt that the
judges had not worked hard, but the
e Inn( ter plan would bare here to appoint
three ..r fu•u•, even to Work at it con-
tinually. The government claimed
that thew• were but small matters, Mu
they mounted up. The expenditure
bad jumped front $.',,ei's.,'4i, to neer
$111,Ieekillel.
The goveroutent, slid Mr. Prond-
foot,-pointed with pride to their en-
forcement of the lion law. hot he
old not think it fair for government
.sorters til -refuge a'etrlin t1, -violate th'.:
III law, and then summon him. The
t government was actually in parlrler-
t ■hip with the liquor amen. fur they
II made a division of the plaints, getting
a live per rent of steles over a .'.natio
tet amount. In recent t-!e''tione the gov-
ernment had shown that it war in
n league with the liquor torn. During
al the Middlesex election. the liquor men
of Toronto had been iiiete dNA several
pt litter to pay the exrxeu•es re this
r campaign. The Liberal, have nailed
their colors to the m tet, and will go
out and win under them, declared
a Mr. Proudfoor, who asked M. W.8.
d Brewster, MLP.P. fur South Ilrant, to
explain what had br•:n,ne of the. anti-
. treating plank of the ('onaerv-,ttive
- party, of which little bed been heard
in recent sessions.
c Mr. !'roudtoot criti�'ized t he policy
e of the government in passing $,,,l1On-
n. (01 for northern Ontario by order -in
council, and not giving the represen•
tatives of the people .0 opportunity
to oily how and where it should bee'
spent. 0. was pissed by the e; beet
alone, and the sneaker telt that this
wars very dangrruu. noli':y :i policy
wl.ich. by- the flay. wap th.• enn.e of
the defeat of John Sdtldlietd Macdon-
ald. end which may yt•t he the cause
of the downfell of the present govern -
men t.
li.1011 • riming int, Power the Con-
servatives denounced the Ir'licy of
granting said to tailw.iys, y'et granted;
since going into power..,l ehrsM1 .erre
of land to the Canadian Northern!
railway. and nnr.y oilier railoay. had
been aided. despite their prevoue de-
nolaneettient of the policy. The eduee-
tionsl system now was also .had, for 1
the department was arrogating to it-
self the authority of the trustees of
the schools. Title, the government
had done some good, things. had 1u1 -
lowed out the rods set forth by the
Liberals, bit' they were open te' much
crit ieeew. -
In closing \Ir Prnudfout rrtnarkrd
the: Liherelisni wins ant dead. not
even in Toronto or in the *Mowing in
tai• L)oroioklapopotles,•- tV.N. -eep•d.
.eewtatleel fry p.rputrt lilt/ tri G. a the
member,' in the legislature would he
pt.not Oil 4)nservatiyes and iILibx•I.1.,
instead of there bring but I:4 or 14
Liberal mrnthers, at is the case now.
RETURNINt, OFFICkR
Is Committed f r Trial o1 a Forgery
Charge ,n Welland
Welland. March 11 - Edwin foul.
thnnt, the county rata cling officer
charged with forgery in ronnertion
with the Canada Temperance act elec
tics in January, was on Saturday
committed for trial by \Ingiatrat.e
Mennohou.., before the roomy judge.
Hall for $ h) WAS renewed.
At the recent scrutiny of the ballots,
Judge Livingston held, that the origi-
nal certificate given by (:oulthuret to
the scrutineers showing !hal there
were Al "wet" tied y► "dry" NatMta for
Ms poll, was the trite (Yount, though
another csrtMeate found in the h,rllot
box and .honed by Ooirlthnrst showed
ill "wet" and 12 "dry."
MAY BE 'Algal II
wrrrnts ismori ice. avnitr�'ire �Tf an o/e jport u o i t y t o show what he could
" -
He denemicesl \Ir. A. C. Pratt, M.P.
P. for South Norfolk, for calling him
74 a coward to his elector.and yet sittiag
in 'b- house and • kying nothing. He
expressed the hope that Mr. Pratt
would c, at.. /unsaid at this sitting of
the legislature rand make what state-
rnents ire had to make on the Moor of
the hou.e- The speaker stated that
he certainly would not run away from
Mr. Pratt or any other member of the
oppoei t inn,
1 •11 you want to have clean (dec-
ilitres, you have got to go to the top.
A atream is no cleaner tiers than at
its goatee, and you' must start from
of eheStandard Reliance Mor4page ' there,.' said the speaker. takes, tip
Ceryer�nonateeectredbv•Paid- the charges he had made on the floornpCapitaloi62OOQO0Q/10ewdlu- lof the house over the Meutt-Taylor
massif SS,000.000.00. Them d.. voptrect. Mr. Taylor had been called
tieae.e.eimmure yea adeptrndthl. upsaid Mr. Prn.dtoot. to the pre
iaeowt. oil 5% per saute... paid .Iririal *eerier arty, and there informed
half-yearly.paactnsliy.stlw se. I 'bat he should pay over something to
the Compervative party fund. Mr.
Taylor did not like to pay out bis
gond tuose,y ze tele• but att.r thiskksg
t ot'ver f.tt that tl woo. itrttsv to .ta
Make Sure of a
Steady Income
Put your savings and surplus
profits into the bett dividend
paying security. The
er Ce_nte
ebentnres
►ere ma mA ewai_. kewaer.
ear
le:rDrteeew
tlYeesek
NM IMO VT .e1A!. ewes..
W. L NORTON. I!- tenet.
Maddest Direst
la with the powers wad he drew oss
$61111 whio-h was giees to Mr. lianas
"Mr. Hanna sal! Nkat It warn nothing
SOW for eoeltractow. to contribute to
Vrgenda Mot It wee sew Ire the
DtHwislon for a esMoet mist
ter N Rs atter 1t," said Mrr Prenatal*,
take. MJ,..ui that it asseested to the
=re
lsr`+t tfir I7,0oo,, los WWI liryter�iYa~se-
greatest retsina to pats as ii.Adis- Arne
ed the mac we. Nifty paid. With as
ArvasMew.ab are Deist blade t. Raw
the 31...0 Char. S. Pace
Toronto, Mom 12.-- 11 e ',learner
Ohne. M. Pelee, of VIpvelaod, wht.h
Woe bat no Lake Sura is the je.at
attttrm on November 1Ith la.t, vrgl hs
t' ee& it the plant m1 Dade.'t st.d Ton
Men
ereamhost so.,, prove eieetivir,
ngewrenls to dna und ere helms
made.
•
W. ACHESON efc SON
Fir
Bargain Sale of
LINENS
of Linens but a few days ago
from the Insolvent Estate of the
Dominion Linen Mills. Their stock
on hand in Toronto was auctioned to
.highest bidders. ‘Ve made a large
purchase at about A under real value.
Towellings
Table Cloths
Bleached Table Damask
Werraitted all parr 1101.0.'711 inches wide. in 4 patterns.
Regular pi tee N.le. is' pri yard 110c
Table Cloths
tient. tine etat:n &mask. Lief only. Size 2ire
yerde. Reinder price for each .. *1.5o
Tea Towels
2:r dozen Tea reJ horcisr with mune. NIze MO".
ed fermi It ttost Ireland. tr.ictour Ann $1.115. et Orr
Roller Towelling
te ;twiner vrele. pure Lin •n, in a dr zi r. ditto) eel
hite Quilts
290 white erneket large ilteol.1.• bed i tr.
Wt..IVPS 11/1 deeittio liegeler pt lee er2.1111. at radii $1.3 r.
New Spring Sultings
;trestle. Cherkm and hroehe weaves.
Cotton Dress Goods
•
W. ACHESON & SON
pi
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Build Concrete
Crib Floors and Supports
THEY keep the rats, squirrels 2nd other
rodents from ca rryin g away your profits.
Millionsof dollars are lost to farmers each
year through the ravages of rodents in
cribs and granaries. Part of this loss is
paid by every farmer whose crib floor
isn't built of concrete.
Concrete crib floors And supports st,p the waste he -
They Protect Yomr Grain
Concrete is stronz. (hirable and dein. It never seers
out and needs practically no repairs. It is the cheap-
est of all materials for cribs and granaries.
lVrite for this free hook "IVhat the Farmer can do
vrith Concrete " It tells a11 about the uses of con-
crete and will help every farmer to have better
buildings and Nive money.
•
Canada Cement Company Limited
523 Herald Montreal
Strength ad Bent);
Come Vith Dr. Pierce's
Golden Maio] Disc___Lsv
This lea Nord Hemmer mid slionitiee
that Warta the !lite and "tenure into
;taus arsine. It tkus orate the
te thaautartore rich mil Mood
e hash the bean- nerese- brain
Us* ligismaily like
Yea Itsof Auk
arid maw of the =bre,
strismeas Instead of USW.= sad
take. Roosters ype sea shade Dr.
Urine, as won as the *old tam
hem desissa, MOM les
elf lip se own* et ats.
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