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PEACE AT HONE
MILE WAR LASTS
M► Wilfrid Lasseter la Advlslap Temasl
Llbersie sf Dakar o Dlssyssee
Cawada sad Me W a r
Y1resto. May 111--110 Wilfrid LAMP
lata first public uttarance of public
policy Muer Parliament nee was deo
livered at the Ontario Chub Frits.
MOM helloes the sassal bwa♦wet cf tie
Lowest club rsddtatsoa $Ontario.
'laN tar as t have as ortty over
eke 4setlnles of tka Llbenl party. we
Yalu sot do was thing to prevent the
$Sett goveramea fro •. go14 ; 00
wah the pry meetia of It, w:r pol-
tq.- was the d tt net prom)"e to the
two hundred . cusp it •ta s !rota all
Net Ontario. He asked for a tee or-
ation
se•tion by ?remkr Mende' that no
elsettos vwusd be kid der.rg the
war. Iben. •her a few a'les:000 ti
the question c: a (': nad'aa as y. Per
Wilfrid ,devoted muck Hie to a dL-
enssfss of t`.e war la 's totalol wo
Iseeertal and tsternalioaal proOlemt.
'Akar M the duty of the l..b.:sl
try at this tuner asked irlr '%'1-
W. eo •leg directly to his theme.
'Mist 1a what we mast know That
-. as 1 t e It, is to see that tie
Iliale Is pree. owed to an end a -d to
a gnat vtcU..ry. The tame w1''l come
LAMA we shall lace to r.sume these
;-illifial discussioca, but we di not
ver to do o Marta; the -•ar. because
ww think there is a- higher duty laid
epos the Can►dlan foe Although
we do not in all thlsgs approve the
policies of the government. yet we
can afford to post) nae our d.ffereacer
acid give all out attention tot e w.r.'
ler Wilfrid went oe to men: on the
thief subjects of difference :,etwoo:
the Fed. rs, parties •'V: a raw tot
endorse thetr fiscal policy nor aai!n
their policy In relatloa to the se Ce-
ment and t. evelopmeat of the no:,h
west.- he aid.
He dealt -ext with the preparatloca
for a general election. "".Oe saw
preparations on the other side for as
Immediate cr at least as easy disso-
lution. ' sold Bir Wilfrid; ''we saw
them pressing and pressing upon the
Premier to this end. and we would
sot therefore have been true to the.
e0emtry a wterests had we allowed
ourselves to IM caught absolutely ::a-
ping should an eleetll.n here come
suddenly - It was because of the
continuance oe these agitations that
be now a1realed to the Premier and
to his colleadues for an lm:::ediate
asaoaacemeat that there would be no
early election. nor yet one during the
war. -Following such a i ledge. 1
pledge myself and my party to eop
all preparations for an election. 1 hen
there shall be In o;:r thoughts nein:tog
but care for the. war .nd he em-
Wre's ..ecess. The time 's not yet
too for orient fcr such a iLdge; it
Is ow Ing tram the Premier to the
country, it would have been fuir.r1
bad. it come earlier." declared t:a
Liberal leader. We are yet In this
enc'rtaitty that we do not know yet
whether or Lot. Parlament le to be`
diasoived." Sir Wlllr.4 added Hat
the recent comments in tulpit and
t -:t ii cG:.at.tu(-d a sefdcten: mandate
for so -y• government aga.nst any e:ec-
t.o.. dories the -. r ; t rtod. He fol
! eci'h0 atilt tee tare a that if an
ek:t.cn were forced the L berate
Towle. 1. ;:ru:y w.th strong convic-
t`r. s a d a: e.ror; ?oftey, opposed 'a
.iL•t t; oe .o t..e ;G.t.y of the pre-
i:nt 3-..J4.. ;:h Lan.
-ate v ., v.c.;'d prefer infinitely to
rt., a - 41,c) ad„i ;rd. so patriotic -
a :::rid and nonce, enc of
- ,;!; to c-ss_tlonl of • political
. usprcct Seated union o'
r .be to ::moa enure of
..scclt-'. Thcrc was an
r t. be fo::cwed. o.te o:
......s LLerooces for the de-
. .:.t 0: the s'..preme qu.ation.-
NS ORIS SUNK
BY ALIJED FLEET
c. Th,t 4.000 S,.Itan Troops
..cre Drowned-tta!ian Torpedo
Beat Lcores
A.b.- t. May 2e -An official report
re efeed bere stater, that a submarine
atL•i: .1 to the ■l!ied fleet hes pone -
t J` •be Fog_ of Mormon and sunk
... •rt ••ran.p'-r:s. 1t is rumor -
' it ' . ..r.aah troops were
' erevn•d.
.estrrday an Italian
e-- over en:ered Poe
L.** sea. a 1'.t:1e :r1: nd close to the
.tsr.trol _tion b r:er and bo:nbarded
4'1 destroyed the q.:cy. landing stage,
sea road bridge anti barracks and sank
a;1 the motor bots in the harbor.
snfferlr;. no losses among the crew
and no damage to the ship. We cap-
tured 47 ,rlaoners including one of -
firer and fifteen noncommissioned
omcers. The prisoners were trans-
ported to Venice
Italy and the Stat..
Washlrgton, May 25 -After two
long conferences with Secretary o<
State Bryan today Count \taccht DI
toiler., the Italian ambtaador, an-
sounced that there would be "no dlf-
fiewltles between the '•sited States
and Italy on the question of coatis.
band.'
Italian Beeerv.. .ady
/dew York. May 25 -''firs thousand
Italian residents of New Tort 1 ,s
already melted to be seat hose tar
serene la else war Is Monte&, Al.
sago, Pk .iphla and othet
eines r eagerness to feta fee
oohs,.M ported.
Serowe Lose. /4sstry
aoslogs.. nay IM-+De.i.seta 11016
lag Ma *gala essamateed
Ilbaatek Britishr sea
d ateeks have bees
the Mitt by 110
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eesssetty with rresdh weemeae
reports Mat gin es el1< '
have .11 bees q+ebw .ver
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w1I>•sra J 11111
THE SINAL : G ODZRICH : ONTARIO
MOIES OF
OWCATE CIIIIiAEN
Shedd Read lb'
Latter -Om SIhok
AboutFrwlittli
cHer , Chidd% Recovery
rIs EntirelyReliable.
s'MM'�' ga2=� ' s y
ain emit Mr iftkaall she
n& aswe gaveMrseemed fee
help her N mai a.ediq Mrs Neibee•t
laid me bow msec
had dose
Mr lltie eDo I decided to soit
alp w
wade e, and It has dose her so isch
Mr ohs Is Nall the time, her 61: gone. doe is stouter more
bt solar aidiss �
ter Abe hes bum efts M pity
Qlsw easetiesaad w- I without
ibses.dleb.••-Mrs. ALPS= SLACK.
We know Vaal will buildup
Inns sass and make them beslfh
Y.
and robust. therefore we ask
of every frail and skkly child
this vicinity 10 try a bottle of Vinol,
our dot oo. cod liver s.d tree mode
witIf we ma induce you to try a bottle
sf V1nol as a body-bsibder and strength -
in eater for your child, and you do not
lad it le all we claim, we will return
your mosey en dataod
H. C. Dunlop, druggist, Bedford
Block, Goderich, Ont.
LIBERAL NAVAL POLICY
VINDICATED
liactlltsa Tune.
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No one will question the loyalty of
the Royal Colonial lostitute, or 01 it.
jotarnal, the United Respire, for both
exist tor lbe purpose 0t consolidating
and aLreogtheotug the Empire. Its an
article in this ,uouth'e number by H.
W. Wilson, ',Mittel "1'ne Week of
tax Navy in the %Val the writer
comes out strongly in 'support of the
Australian uavnl ssoli. y, tvbicti is the
saws es the navel policy of thy. Liber-
al. of Ueuada. On one vexed point of
pubic] the w.r. he ..y., and Use events
which iwwrdiately preceded it. have
shed tight -the question wbetbrr it is
best for the dominions to maintain
series of their own. in 01 peace,
or, in place of buil,'tug ships, to con-
tribute money to the Bnt.h navy.
Australia followed the fleet coeliac. As
the result she nad ut.e bathe cruiser
(the Ausrralu), two li,eht cruisers,
three de.troyere, and two submariner
in Australian waters when war broke
out. This was fortunate, as Admiral
von Spee'r powerful fleet r.ceptel Irons
Tmingeau and eluded the Brittsh Chine
squadron. But fur the Australian
force, the Australian 1' _mad would prob-
ably have been raided and the Aus-
tratian cast towns lei,' under contrt-
but ion or destroyed. That would have
been a grievous buwiliat.iou tor the
Empire and for the Molter Country.
Moreover, when One cnese tat sun Spee
began, the Australia Nei its a good
'ptwttton to bead hew off cud olive him
east.
The other plan was tiled by hew
Zealand. She built • fettle cruiser at
her own emit, but -under pt-eseute
from the Briti.h Aduliralty-with ,ig-
nal petrels; i m pieced tee ship at the
British Government's dispuwl. As the
result, the British Trt.wury forced the
Briti.tr novel authuritirs to reduce the
meagre shipbuilding proposals by the
equivalent of one b.ule c. uiser. So
that New Zealand's dtrintereatedness
did not actually etaengthen theBriti.h
navy. A shin winch would otherwise
bave been built by the Mother Coun-
try was built at New Zealand's ex-
pense. Had New Zealand retained
control of her ship, an extra dread-
nought Aust have been laid down by
Greet Britain. And in that case it is
probable that, bad the New Zealand
ship been stationed in China waters,
se wee originally intended, van Spee
would have been destroyed at the out-
set of his career and the Emden would
never have escaped to commit. depre-
dation. on British commerce. The
Jos. tat the Good Hope and Monmouth,
with the gallant Cradock and 1,3(1)
lives, would have been averted -the
one serious defeat which the British
navy has sustained in the war.
Here is soniething to give the (tan•
adieu supporters of the Borden dread-
nought policy meson to do some think-
ing. But for the Australian navy,
Australian roast towns would have
been raided by the German warship.,
and very probably the Pacifl•t coast
towns of Bt tlish Columbia would have
muttered the same fate. The Australian
fleet saved hot h cewntries from that
humilistion. Another point made by
Mr. Wilson ie that New Ze.lariti's gilt
of • warship to Britain did not add
anything to the strength of the Brit-
ish fleet; and very likely Borden's
three dreadnoughts would have just
taken the place of three British noes.
Had the New Zeeland warship been
kept in the Pscilb, it is believed that
the Emden would have beets sunk b. -
tore *be committed her many depre-
datione, and pnwsihly Cradock's ship.
and 1,6111) lives would have heeo .sved.
Had the Liberal Laurier naval pol-
icy been carried into effect. then is
no reason to doubt that it would have
been • moot effective help to the Brit-
ish Goveepmsut during this war.
MAT 11 -
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Glenne- gMw. largos Mg da twfea.
1fi16e;.sly, Map Ile; 4e. talon 111%oh
Dance.•
(2resmery prints. fresh.. 32 .33
Creamery solids .211 .14
Ikalry prints .23 .ss
Dalen' . - 21 .21
Dna.►-i rimes, bwabel, 12 10 to
$3•.14; H.P., per bushel. 3210 to 13.26.
Bo.ey--Buckwheat. 7Sue • posed.
to tins; 7c to 7%e Is barrels; strata.
ed clover honey. 12%e; :4e 1. :4b,
Has; comb honey, No. 1. e3 per dos.;
No 2. $2.40 per doses.
Poultry- Live Dressed
Cblckena 11c to 14c tic to fee
Yowl 12c 14c 14o les
Ducks 1Oc 12c lee Ile
Turkeys 15c 16c 20c 2114
Potatoes-Ontarlos. 50c per bag, out
Of store; 46c In car lots; New Bruns•
wicks, ft...per bag. put of store. 56c
la car lots.
Other Vegetables - Turnips, bag.
bec; carrots. bas. 75e. 'vets. bas.
40c; parsnips, bag. 40c.
Toronto Oran Prices
Manitoba flour quotations at Toe-
onto
oronto are: First patents, ;8 20 In cot-
ton and 18.10 In jdte; second patents.
17.60 In Jute; strong; bakers, 47.50 In
cotton and 17.40 In jute.
Ontario oats -No. 2 frbite. 60c to
61c, outside; No. 3. 59c 10.60c.
Buckwheat -78c, nominal.
Bran -Manitoba, 126, In bags, Tor-
onto, and shorts, 278. Toronto; mid-
dlings. 129.
Rolled oat= -13.40 to 13.50 per ons.
Barley -Ontario No. 3. 73e to 76c.
nominal, outside; feed barley, 65c to
70c. -
Manitobs wheat -Bay ports -No. 1
northern, 11.64; No. 2, 11.61; No. 3.
11.69, track. Goderlch.
Corn -No. 2, 79'i4c. c.i.f. to bay
ports; Canadian corn. 2 yellow, '9c.
Ontario flour -$6.00 to 16.10. sea-
board.
Peas -No. 2, nominal, 11.60 to 11.65.
bat very r arce.
Ontario wheat -No. 1, 11.45 to 11.46.
Rye -No. 2, 11.17.
Canada Western oats -No. 2 at bay
ports, 66%c; No. 1. 64%c; No 1 extra
feed, 64%e; No. 1 feed, 6314c.
elides and Weol
Toronto merchants are paying:
o Country Markets -Hides flat, sur-
, ed. 141.4c to 151Oc per lb.; part cured.
14o to 14%c; green, 12c to 11c; calf -
skins. cured. :6C to 17c; ;.art cured.
15c; deacons, or bob calf, $5c :o 81
each; hone. take -off. No. 1, 13.75 to
24.25; No. 2, 12.25 to '3' each; sheep.
skins, 75c to 11.75; horse: air, far-
' men' peddl:•r stock 25<• to ;oc per 15.
Wool -Washed co:.bing fleece
Verandah Furnishings
FOR the nett few months the Verandah will be the
most popular place of the home. We have every-
thing in Mattings, Rugs, Runners, Porch Screens and
Awnings.
COCOA MATTINGS and MATS
We stock only the beet quality Cocoa M.ttiogs
sod can guaranIre Ibem to hive the best of esti..
faction. Every width in stock flow 22 inches to
43 inches wide, from 46a to 4110
Pbone or dere for measurements and estimatee
promptly attended to.
Extra quality Cocoa Door Mats, heavy, full size,
Id inches by 27 inches. each $1.00
CANADIAN MOARZOOK
Rugs snide of Cocoa yarns, very attractive snd
durehle; colon are sun sod walerps•oof. Size
4 fent el inches M 7 feet 6 inches.... . 116.711
Size 4 feet 8 inches by 'D fret. $41.76
Japanese Bamboo Porch /terrine, natural colors,
all sine. best quality, per square foot 4to
Extra quality Awning Stripes in green, brown
and red etriors, 31 inches wide, per yard . 440
Old Bleach Linens for
' Old Bleach Linens are too well known to need
well assorted notwithstanding the great scarcity
time.
Oor special Old Bleach Set. consisting of 1 Cl' io',
size 2521 yard., and 1 dozen Napkins to watch, m
a variety of designs in two qualitiew, et the art
810.60 and $11.110
Old Blearh Huck Towels. Special values in Old
Bleach Huck Towels, all at old pr ices, in plein ani
fancy design.. From, per peir.. 1100 to 84.60
June Brides
comment. Our stock is fairy'
of these goods at the present
Old Bleach and Gold Medal Bleach Tabling,. by
the yard. All at old prices while the pieo.nt
stork lasts, at per yard 1100, Iso. atlo
81.00. 81.211
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Extra special values in White Bed.pr.ad., extra
large size and heavy quality, only 311 in the lot, at
cost h $1.114
LATHE STORE THAT IS ALL A STORE SHOULD BE."
McCALL PATTERNS AND PUBLICATIONS.
1VI illar's - Scotch - Store
TELEPHONE. NO. 56
DRtIIS MITE YOUR
KID
,coarse), 20c pi r lb.; washed fleece. i 1
fine. 32c; washed rejects. 20c; un-
wa4hed cowibiur E. ace toast se/. tic.
unwashed nue Ce-ce. 17c.
Cheese Markets
Nar.nee-637, white and 485 color-
ed
olored verse bearded All so:d . t 18 9.16c.
P'cton-20 ftetor:,ts lo',rdcd 737
colored and 124 wS.to. AU so'd at
18(,c.
A:eta-dr!a-4e4 bozos white c'.•eese
cffer d. Al! sold at 16 1.16c.
St. Hyac:n:hr. Qce.-There were
240 p 'kagen but:. r sold at 37,.; 250
Fox, a chat se told at 17%c.
Lo::reg-Siatcen fartorics offered
1.447 boxes; no rales; btdd;r.g• 17c
to 17;4c.
('ovanayille, Que -14 factories of-
fer t: 733 packebes of butter. Two
fect- r::. sod at 28see: twe;ve fact -
torte
antorte.: eon' at We., • Two factories
encdd
Chicago Live Stock
Cattle- Receipts. 100: market
Steady; native, 26 95 to 49.25: western
steer:. 16.25 to 3790; cows and hell.
ors. 13.20 to 18.70; calves, 16.50 to
9.35.
Hogs-'7e-eipts. 11 000; markt
slow: 17rh'. '7.40 to $7.72'4; mixed,
27.40 to 87.70; heavy. 17.15 to 17 65;
rough. 27 15 to 57.30; p'gs. 16 to 17.25;
bulk of rales, 27.60 to 17'15.
Sheep-Recelpts. 1,000: market
steady; sheep. 17 4! to 1, 50; lambs.
nctive, 87.76 to 110.10.
Zest Buffalo Cattle
C, tt'r-Recelpts. 225; dull.
Veals-flecelpta, 200; slow; 14.60 to
Hcga - Receipt-. 6.500; slow;
heavy and mixed, 17.90 to 18; yorken.
17.75 to 12; p'ss. 47.90 to 27.75;
ro ghs, 16.7,0 to $6.75; stags. 15 to
11.50.
Sheep and lambs-Recelpts,
slow; sheep steady: lambs,
110.75; yearlings. 16.50 to
wether. 81.50 to 18.76; ewes,
81; sheep, mixed. 42 to 1816.
Moats --W MI.yN
Beef. forsquarrn. ewt111.1e
do. btadgwarters.. 11.44
Camases, tholes .... 11.44
do. common 11.44
872
1.000;
16 to
19.21;
12 to
to 111.04
11.0
13.0
111.0
Teals, common 1.0
do. medium U_*
do. prime 11.0 14.0
Heavy hogs 11.14 11.14
Skop lags 11.71 12.88
Mutton, heavy 11.0 15.11
do. light 11.0 11.04
Lambe 114.44 0.M
Sprbg lamb. LW 11.11
TM Seed Market tel.
Prices quotas at Tee see be amnia"
merr•iante f reelasa•d somas,qn,
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de. No. 2 13.60 18.44
do No. 1 17.11 i7. et
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dos No. 1 11.44 13.60
due Ila 3 141.11
, Nb, 1 10.0 11.44
1 3.73 3.11
If your Back is aching or Bladder
bothers, drink lots of water
and eat less meat
I When your kidneys hurt and your bock
feels sore. don't get seared and proceed
to load your stomach with a lot of Crugtl
that excite the kidneys and irritate tie
entire urinary tract- Keep your kidney,
eleon like you keep your h1•wels clean,
by flushing them with a mild. harmlessvi
snits which remort3 the body's uripc.,
•waste and stimulates them to their nor-
mal
ormal activity. The function of the kid-
neys is to filter tLe blood. In 24 hours
Cos- strain from it 60) grains of .acid
and waste. so we can readily undt•rst;ind
the vital importance of keeping the :U.1-
neUrva i.,acti:ioveta.
of water -you can't drink
too much: also Fat from any pharmacist
abo'.:t four ounces of Jail Salts: take
t_ble.poonful in a glare of water
'-'fore breakfast each morping for a for
days and your kidney: will set One.
This famous salts is made from the
Grid of 'rapes and lemon juice. comb ned
wi b litLia, and has twee used for geaerl-
tioes to clean and .;,r.uiste clogged kid-
r.:y-: a:so to neutralize the arida in
wire so it no longer is a source of irri-
tation, ti; us endin_ bladder weakneu.
Tad Salts is tnce enaive; cannot .: •
jure: makes • delightful efTlrvescrnt
1. •,i.i-water drink which 'veryone si:ould
•• r •.t and then to keep their ki l•
re's clean ai.d active. Try this, also
cr. the waxer drinking. and no
• ' you will wont r what broom u:
r I idne' trouble Aad backache.
Who don't you organize with us
Turks and Bulgarians and Serviene to
iernend our rights in the t'nited
States :%' '•I haven't any special rights
In the l'nited Staten," responded the
other quietly. "1 wee horn here."-
I.ouievtlle Courier•Journal
Seasonable
Footwear
WE feel the very lever we
can do for you when
you come into this store is
to give yon Shoes or Rubbers
that will be absolutely cow
fortable and will wear to
C your satisfaction We want
you to relice that your 'roti-
fers is onr first eoneidsratioe
Our prices tae most reason
able.
REPAIRINO
(leo. MacVicar
North side of Square
Ooderlclf
Have beautiful
window decorations
Nothing gives so much pleasure
as a well decorated window.
Your windows will be the envy
of your neighbors if you use the
aXr4rA Flat Rod
-for curtains and draperies
Guaranteed not to sag
or tarnish
There is a Kinch Flat Rod in a
color to match your woodwork or
draperies. Every rod contains a
written guarantee that it will not
sag or tarnish
h'a ea easy to have ave attractive
window with the Rinsch
Flat Red
I
Came in and see them GEO. HOHMEIER
1Craw fold -"Hee you' wdr hinted
yet about a new lapsing honnet ' t'ra h-
shaw-"Hint.) tt=Why, she's issued en
ultimatum." Buffed,' Com iel.
TINNIN(i OF A
done promp.ly, 1
rei.'.'uahly. W'e'll
your roof, put pet
lead, t-, gutter,. or
Ohms condition.
LL KINDS
h•ororiohly and
repair ..r ..•new
r chitun" v top
co trice in *find:
FAMILY
REPAIR
1f you wan: ir. P ,
buttons •m alt- ,r •
all kir.d- 1,r leek. t
INA, 7'00
• a 111•w copper
11 boiler, mend
toosoie.
Fred Hunt
Hamilton. Street
Great Lake
Cruises
To Detroit
and Return
Week ly
"Fresh
Water Sea
Voyages"-
Oa the Great
Lakee-ideal Travel
and Recreation Crises
-with all the material
appointments and pbsemnt esloyneste et atm
travel on the Largest liners.
W31 Os .sera omit= wi r30/•1 wood., r waat0t Wit-155alse Poem Ca=
l.�00i•r 75 5.din Mobilo a,w es Letss swan,-rf ws Yt•rwood
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Outrth, Fort W1111w1, Pont Amor, So" Macho-
bloc, Goorzloo Soy to Detroit Aad roturw
o this iligniern Flet of UM Liners
n•w.l•s tat .t. Ws ,.s. Woos ase sortmo
too awn .r lam• s+wler--nwsess
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