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OUR OTTAWA LETTER
BY H. P. GADSBY
Ottawa, June 17. -The Ferguson re though nni,ody had Thought it worth
port. which -was sprung in the dying' bothering about up no that imminent.
days of the lesion, as ...set ..1 neer.- I Like '1'•• t irin of Tarascon, who sit
wary postscript to a he *CO. it ler of the out t•• .ho.,t lions and brought Is ick a
Opposition, has not panned out ac•'barmless, inoffensive camel, the F'er-
cording to expectations Ruston report was something of aflzzle.
It .vas intended to dodouhle work- It dug down. fifteen years and didn't
to offset the war supply scandal•, which get enough gull filling to stop a tooth.
had already got in•.) the new•sp.pers, 1: tunnelled among the long dead and
and alss, to offset certain Government buried and met with the usual result
land ,candid.' which might be expected -de mortuis nil nisi bonuul-of the
to get frons -page nclorlety later on. dyad nothing but bones. Its cuurae of
The great virtue of the Yet -given/ re- action was about aa reasonable as ex-
port was suppssrd to be that it gave homing the body of Chephrnn, the
the Government the last w.•cd. builder of the Great Pyramid, in order
This het word is not as eft-ctive as to get him in wrong with the Trades
last words ought to be, hi cs u4e so far ' end labor Congress because he paid
thejury persists in looking upon it ae dile work urn in oniune. The best its
a rather tir-e.on,e and expensive juke ' friends could ever ray of the Ferguson
in which the le ugh ..nohow or other report was that it threw stone4 at the
has gone wrong. %Vhet Maker it such heats*.
a saucy document in the nature of the' If instead of stopping short at Octo-
chargrs to which it i• put foe ward as • i ber, 1011, the Fer,tuson report had
reply. Raters rrhnking sin is not a delved into the years 11412 and 191:1 it
circumstance to this to guopue per-' would have come on four live land
formarre of the land grstrrrs. To!scandals almost. onthe surface. Batt
turn away wrath an answer should be ger 'candela lower down or higher up
soft, but out soft enough to poke holes 'these nosy he, hut these four whi•.h
in it. I were unearthed by the Liberals with -
The Ferguson report went back fit- out hard scratching will serve as an
teen )years in • fu' ile attempt to "get" example. The facts which are in -
Frank Oliver. and the main thing it disputable are a rnsuer of official rec-
disrovered war that the lessee of cer- nrd The transactions, which are not
tain land•, belonging to the former confined to any one department, ag-
Minister of the Interior, was behind in emirate half a million dollars reaped
his mining royalties to the Govern- by party friends at the public expense.
went. • small matter of detail Inc I'he Prince Alpert homestead case iv
which Dr. It..'he was willing to soaks i.peehafathe most notorious. it con -
the utensil allowances until it became Fce(p,J•ient,_the acres of lend with -
necessary -to have something on in the cit y limits of Ps ince Allier:, Sas-
I-'rank.' SVhereopon the Ferguson' Itatchrwan, which the Laurier Goy -
report' got hussy and' such alarkness" •rnns-et had reserved Trow komest-ad.
toward A Liberal ex -Cabinet ,Minister fog (I. April IH. 1912. the Honorable
was found to to a grave scandal, al- Robe' t Rosters.. being then Minister of
DUSTLESS—By opening dust damper
and direct draft damper when shaking
McClar
Suns
all dust is carried up
Furnace smoke pipe.* See
the McClary dealer or write for booklet. x,
Sold by W. R. PINDER
Greal Lake
Cruises
To the
North
Country
"nese
Water Sea
Voyages" -
On the Great
Ickes -Ideal Travel
and Reereatinn Croke"
with all eke arterial comforts-luwuriou,
appointments and pleasant enjoyments of ocean
travel on the Largest linen,
WM.b *4r Inserter of del/Mr resile,o r arolOol lAdiro•`Iwvni... r•..e sod Ibis
tea. -►Misr Tiro -ache rkYn s ttrw.'e WIMPS IliMMIsm Meir -or r adon-
rr bods W Isa.ra •
To , F��William, MM! Arthur,i0o,
Boy
aged UN 30,000 Islands
.r...._ . isesi meed fill.
Was► t-u.a► tie..D.t.A.
Mor , 4 news. via. b.. n.
ens.. s 4art. tri
amis. assns.. O.1.. a f
e�wr. Sir rhe .ossa, A. Om s
twrassHa . w • rm. Tours ,lk
Corr ord. 4Cwrs4 Mak 1• C.1
O'w-
res. , r 1141-1. N. MI w.
ew yr Ow.. Mort ask MI*
c11.2.140,64.• Ties., MI ars
e . ►nw Te,si w
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Las wends ere 1p Omsk" row seam•
we asci Maas ern or .stwsY traa -
I.r'sas saws al/rer merc-
amso r ONO w hares r•e w mug Y r
Is is
1.W. W. IlsI .. Wm Pose. Arm&
'NORTHERN NAVIGATION CO.
Ontoir-r()
the Intestine, and no public notice hav-
ing been given that tibe land was ..pen
for hou,e.teading, Arthur IMualdson,
.on of the Conset votive whip in the
Saskatchewan Legislature. received a
patent for this land for homestead en•
try on payment of ten dollars. The
land war forthwith soh -divided and
roomed for male at priers aggregating
*3 -I.iO). Prospective profit :1,740,1100
per cent. Net result tor young„ Mr.
Donaldson $273,'P11, unless the money
gut spread out no the way like the
cheques for Dick '.IcBr:dc's suhmar-
10e•.
Tne Dorval nlilit try tnoeuvres, be
which Malor•(;rueral Liam. Hugo"...
acting under urdrr•in-cnuneil dated
May 23, 19122. paid $1wt best for a mili-
tary camp site in Montreal. assumed
the following phases. -lune ', 1912,
Major Holden purchased the Winter. -
farm and the Bel•Ail- ra.•• trark f
$.-N1.11ts1. -June 17, he sold it to the De
pertinent of Wats, and one wee
Tater he got his cheque Inc Mafioso
Net profit in two wee se Major
Bodden, it will he observed, beat Us
Government to it 1,c lust nine .1a
The Government was nine des si b.
hind at $111,9ir► a day, which rept
.eutr Major Bodden's reward for be
inf(a good guesser
In July. 1912, a man named Bate•
Paid $ i,51 0 fur a niece of land at Levi
Qom. OI .lune .1, Litt. he sold t
Uussault fur $12:?si-4 profit of 81.7i
in twelve months Go July �I, 191
Dassault sold to Dollen Inc $'2.1,M.1—
prof)t of $13.1911 iu thirty daca 0
July :pith, 19.1:, l)oben sold to the I e
patuueut 0l Agriculture. a. a sit. f
quarantine station. for a12,7y9_
profit of $7.301 in four day.. A these
foresighted men were Conservatives
They knew'not only how land was go Q
ing to soar in -wbee, Iron where, and
they seem to have had more than
vague idea that the Hoo. Martin Hue
tell was going to come in at the top o
the market
1'he Garth land grab by wbi-h Pete
1'ergesen, Mayor of (emit. a Conseryative worker. acquired the town park
and the anpurtenant foreshore on
Like Winnipeg tor *7:e2,.nd imbue
itlently valued it at t.1' •iarl a another
,a
tranctiun which the Ferguson re
Oil neglects to mention Mr. Terve-
men.); tetUrn oil his money is nearly
2.0101 per cent., which goes to ehgw
that nothing is ton goad (or-• hard
Wotker. if he works the right person.*,
The Ferguson report, not to wake it
too noticeable that Frank Oliver waw
the man sought. brought into it
another name, that of Robert Croke,
M.P. Inc Dauphin. Manitobase
, who
constituency is greatly coveted by the
party in power. As ?Ir. t'ruise has de.
clines! to sell out he i. ,tn he crowded
out if th. Ferguson report ran do it.
R-,bett ('mile's experience 14 es fol-
lows. He happened to he farming in
Manitoba loamy fears ago et .t time
.. hen pioneers had a chance ata home-
stead by fencing off eighty 'acres •qd
putting twenty head of cattle on the
land. As Hubert Cruise hint onli
thirteen head of cattle he went mit
, and bought seven more. whi••h be sill.-
'segllently mold after the homesteaduir
was acqed. 'rhe harden of Farmer
C'ruise's offence 1. that he ran the
homestead with thirteen head of cater
instead -of twenty. Mr. Fergusoo,
ing n lawyer, lase an idea that 'stile
should not be sold when the market is
good, hut that they should be treas.
tired to exttenle ul,i age. and finallyu
when they are togh and stringy, they
should b•e fyled as evidence in 1- h ill11.
The F'ergmsoc report simply -annot
swallow those seven cattle The (Gov-
ernment wan swallow four hundred
foundered horse, sold by theft own
agents at Q irt.ee, at sane -thin) of the
price paid tor them. and Olen a1.int •
hundred more which found their way
to the knocker's yard and the glue
factory, hut seven head of cattle sold
by • Liberal M. P , who didn't want to
keep them through the winter --well,
that's • hone of another color.
H. F. G.
ZAM•BUK AND OUTDOOR LIFE.
Every tennis or hall plmyer, eve, v
swimmer, every canoeist, ever• noun
or woman who loves outdoor life and
exercise, should keep a box olf Zim-
iluk handy.
Z,m-Ant is a purely herbal prep um
tion, which, an soon as applied to cats,
bwuisew, burns, sprains, Mister.. etc ,
sets ti highly beneficial operation
1✓ irs', Pts •ntieeptic properties rend
the wound free from all danger tenni blood poleoe\
ning. Next. its soning
properties relieve and ease W e pain,
,'hen its r13h, herbal halms penetrate
the tiers*, and oet up the wonderful
process of healing. Barbed win
scratcher, hirer% stings, skin diseases,
such as seasonr, •, best rasher t
m sores, babies' heat ses, chafed places
sem fest--are all quiekly mired by
Zees -Rea It mho eases and mime piles.
.t� I'm drnegisad Mor. I'%a�-
Buk Soap •Iso; M^. pee tablet.
WAR TAXES ALMOST TWO
MIIIJONS TO JULY IST
Hon. Me. White Calculates Special
Revenues and War Outlays of
Dominion G most
Ottawa. June 15 --Toe Minister ofd
Pittance, Mr. W. T. White, estimate
In a statement given out last night,
m
that froInformation compiled by (f-
acials of the department, the special
war revenue act passed laat session
will bring In 31.ktS.Mo in revenue up
to July 1st next. Rank note circu-
lation. he states, will bring In ilex -
Ow, trust and loan companies, 555. -
two, Insurance COMAS 11 ler, 177.01x1,
white stamp taxer generally, includ-
ing stamps cn negotiable inatrume tits,
money ordtra letters and p..etearde,
Patent medicines, perfume -ill -a andwine%, will bring In 51.495,00... eaee4
on rallway■ and telegraph r umpanie4
nM b
will e ascertainable ut.ul later.
Outlay to Fall Shert
Mr. White stated that the total
amount of .:tterest which will have
been paid and ace - :rd by July 1st
on accoaut cf monis bee rowed (rota
the Prudish Gaverio-1f :t ft wi.r out-
lays ,1nce A;:^a11
t 1st !apt !s 51 .u,0, 0.
1f the total a ::c _at of 513 1.01'0.000 al-
ready appropriated by Parliament cnh
war account is **petaled before Marc
21st next. there will be an additional
amount or interest payable after July
1st approximating 13,150rOo. There
is every Indication, says the Minister,
that the amount appropriated will not
be sufficient to provide for the war
expenditure up to March 11. The
special appropriation of two millions
for pensions Is being drawn upon and
In the Minister's opinion, will be in-
wfficlent
WILSON'S NOTE MILD
President Lelves Method of Relieving.t
Intolerable Cond,ons to Germany
1Vaehtagton, June 1 -.-There war a
general reeling art relief here last
week when 1..e nature of the UnitedStates' not.- to Germany became
known. The note is less In its language than the note of May
lS There are 110 such phraeos in it
or I as "strict accountability." or "omit
any wcrd 'or act neccseary" such as
l i gave V.e cote of May 15 a menacing
rharacter Hat there is no abatement
• of the Insistence on the principles of
s the law which the ','resident sought
. to uphold In, ::l. previous commission.
e. He still contends that the %acrd
rights of humanity were violated by
the sinking ed the Lusitanta, and that
u all the- questMas raised by Germany
s. as to the c:.aractcr art the vessel are
o lrrelevent. He asserts that "upon
lite 1 rinctnte' cf humanity-' as well
't' as .tmoa th`• law founded upon this
• priori:,:e. the United States must
• 'tend He dectar.s that :he United
or States "very earnestly and very
a rokmtsly nn: ws the repre::: rotations
(f its rots. (raa,Wltted to the Ina-
. pe ..1 .Ger=tat. Govern:n, nt en the
Liteent11 cf `!ay. He re -asserts that
Amerl.mn citta..s brur-d on lawful
a errands fav0 a right t travel 011 Iter
- chart ships of brIHgeri tit natlonairy
f without he:ag placed In. jet party b;
Gs rr-.:.a sulnaarls; warfare. And t:
r concludes: "T_'e G: vernrae tit 0t t!,
United Staten th: retort' 'dee ma it r. :
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tunable to rani_.; Leat the imperial
German Govern., will alopt tho
Lleaaurea neeer.,..y to pat thee* 1
''Pies Into practice in respect of the
-
-rfeg.rardfng of Ameri an lives and
American chips. and asks for' assar
sate that th's r .1 he done."
G.•many to Find Method
Het there is i-t,t. d a vs ry decided
change in spirit In his first note'
I- restdert Wttsrn in effect saill that
he t'nttrd State; expected Germany
la ceape aulrnarn.'. w.rare. Rut now
tie leaves it to Germany "ta adopt
Ih measur.a necessary- to put the>.•
principles sof in•crnattcaal law) int
-
practice In the eafcguardir.7. of
American lives and American vhipe."
11e Its no loager determined to regulate
German submarine warfare except to
Lie extent that it may affect American
lives and Americas abipe arid he
leaves it to Germany to decide upon
i'e method. A11 the Preside at askm
. n that point '',s apeurance that it w111
be done He add: ';The Government
1 the United !-tai's caret admit
that the prcclamrticn of a war cone
Boni which nr-ut al s53tp-. have been
olirri,d to keep away may bo an ab
t revlaticn of the rights of American
thipmastirs or of American citizens
hound on lawful ,errands as paaseu
fore 00 roercha:.t sh,;v of Le ,,,germ•
nationality. It understands Germany
to recognise t .e obligation to tale,
1 ::f!Icient pr. cautions to asn'rale
'•hether a '.petted :merchantman 1s
h fact of bel Iger, nt natiot ality or Is
11 fact array:ng contraband of war
inder a neutral flag '
Iry-;avant; Unproven
Regardlag the contentions of (ler
many's reply that the Lualtanl• was
armed and . arrled Canadian troops
the note tomiudea "1t Is able to
leisure the Imperial (lerinan Govern
lnent that it has been misinformed.
If the Imperial German Government
should deemItself to be In posses
11x1 of 'cavi sing evidence that the
*facials of t .• Government of the
United States did not perform thee.
Sutler of inapection with thorough
ems, the i;o.. rament of the b!nited
i)tatee sincerely hopes that It will .u1,
mit (haat evldsnce for consideration
Whatever may be the contentions -et
Ike Imperial German Government re
larding the carriage of contraband of
war on hoard the l.asltanla or regard
Ing the explo,lon of that material by
the torpedo. It need only he said that
In the view of (his Government theme
rontientiona are Irrelevant to the Quer
Otos of the legality of the method.
MN by the (lemma naval authorities
la elating this vessel."
Canadian survivors of the LusItania
VS rwaehlag New York.
-asiesse er -c._ ---oi.aearate>�Z -.air-er
D*uawo,T, Jong 17. 191s •
DARKEN GRAY HAIR,
100K YOUNG, MEM
Ornndma's recipe of Rage Tea wed
Sulphur darkens so naturally
that nobody can (.1).
Almnet everyone knows that Repo 1
and Sulphur, properly mmpoundssi.
brings hark the natural color lust lustre
to the hair when faded, streaked or gray;
alao ends dandruff, itching scalp and
stops falling hair. Years ,Igo the ealy
way to get the mixture wail to make st
at boom which is mussy and trouble-
some. 'nowadays, by asking at any drug
store for "W yeth'a Bagel and Sulphur
1 utrg.,und,' you viii pt ., J., t)_•.• 5,5. -
ti. of this faaotn old recipe for about
50 omita,
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
tan jewsibly tel that you darkened your
hair, ca it deem it so naturally mad
evenly. You dampen a sponge ur soft
brush with It and drew this through your
hair, taking one aasall strand at a time;
by mooring the gray hair disappears, amt
,fuer amdiser appl eatiuu or two, your
hair besvuaw beautifully dark, thick and
Homy.
THRESHERMEN ORGANIZE.
Meeting at Winghaln Appoints Officers
of New Association.
A large and i5:Ilion,ial gathering of
the thrrsnerrteen of 1Vinghaul vicneit y
tort ,tt the Queen's hotel are that town
on Friday, June tib, fe r the purger,
of forming u branch of t6. Outurio
HrotherLuo 1 of'I'hieshe rano. Mr. John
Griffin, of Gimlet ick, war appointed by
the Provin( fel Association to call the
thr.•shenuen of •the district together.
After thoroughly explaining the
obJect of the Association. Mr. Ill Olin
informed thele that the meeting war
it) their hand• and All vesrd them 10
»elect a chai:titan from amongst theti.-
selves and proceed to' business Mr.
John Thirsk, ,'tesident of the South
Huron Association, wain .ippointed
chairman and atter a thornngh dimcus-
sion of all matter, connected with the
hotlines% a blanch of the Association
we. formed.
Mr. Van Fleet, editor of The
Threeberwan's Review ; Mr. Bodkin,
of Leamington, president of the Pro-
vincial Apsoeiat1.111; '(1r. Louis Aber -
hart, electeti►ry of the Provincial Asee-
ciation ; Mr. L. Mc('ub•heon, of the
London Oil Company ; Joseph Cush-
man, of Chatham, tepreoenting the
George White Company : Mr. Cook,
of Ayton, representing the Sawyel-
''1'(b Company, and repre,tentati704
of the Waterloo and Sarnia companies
as well as yr. John Griffin, represent -
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STRAWp
HATS
4n -
The largest range ,of Straw
Hats we ever had and 'one of
the most pleasing.
The Showertti'te Boater
This Hat is "showertyte" and is
waterproofed by the Ever White
Process. Ink or dirt can be- in-
stantly washed off.
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Dish Brim, High Crown, and Low
Crown Sailors. Also a full line of
Panamas and Work Straw Hats.
McLEAN BROS.
SEMI READY TAILORS
CARHAR-IT OVERALLS, FITWELL HATS.
HOLEPROOF HOSE
The Square - - - Goderch
w
Ing the M tri)onald Thresher ('om-
pany. were preseot and assisted in the
organizer ion.
The following nfll•ers were ap-
pointed for the current year : Mr.
Wesley ,'whom, Wroxeter, president •
Mr. W. Belzer,. R'inghaw. vice-presi-
dent; Mr. D. C.' Wroxeter, sec-
retalyytreasurer; ntanegiug a rnir.
tee -Mr. John Bell, Ripley ; Mr. David
WVeir,Teeswat-r; Mr. .loon (:sodic,
1Vroxeter.
The organization of this splendid in-
stitution augur well for the future
soccer.. of the thresheemeo of the
count y.
Deceittul Dealer 1
Picture Dealer .showing a Raphael)
The painter died at thirty-eight.
Mrs. Newrich-1Vhq, 1 thought you
said he was an old tweeter.
Criminally $peaking.
"l'en't we extradite matter. s littl•Y'
as.od yrs. Twiclewhury.--1 hristia*
rttgieter.•
WARM WEATHER
SUGGESTIONS
Coal Oil
Stoves
Refrigerators
Screens
Hammocks
.art
Silo er Ware
Cement
We handle three makes, the New Perfection ; the
Detroit, for either oil or gasoline ; the Clark Jewel.
Call and see them demonstrated anti get our prices.
It is "a penny wise and a pound foolish" not to
have a good refrigerator. You lose more in pro-
duce in one season than would pay big interest on
the investment, to say nothing of having your food
kept sweet and fresh. Call and see our line of
Refrigerators.
Keep the flies out. They are big carriers of dis-
ease. Call and see our large assortment of Screen
Doors and Windows ; prices and sizes to suit
every person.
In Hammocks we have a very large range for your
choice ; prices_from $2.00 to $8.00.
June Weddings are now on. You will want to get
something nice for your friend. Have you seen our
nice assortment of Depos-Art Silver Deposit Ware?
This Deposit on china is Sterling Silver. The
pieces consist of Tea Sets, Cocoa Sets, Salts and
Peppers, etc.
Are you going to do any building? We have just
received another carload of Portland Cement. Call
and see us before purchasing.
Coal Now is the time to make arrangements for your
winter supply of Coal. Do not forget that we
handle Scranton Coal and that all our Coal is
weighed on the market scales. Chestnut Coal,
, $7.5o per ton during _lune ; Stove Coal, $7.5o per
ton during June ; Egg Coal, $7.'5 perlard
ton during
I.une ; Summer Wood, $2.25 per cord ; Wood,
$2.5o per cord.
FOR YOUR PLUMBING. HEATING, EAVES - TROUGHING. TINSMITMING
AND ELECTRIC HIRING, GIVE 5/5 A CALL. ALL MORK PROMPTLY
ATTENDED TO AND YULLY GUARANTEED.
CHAS. C. LEE
Phones': STORE 22
HOUSE 112
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