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1H2 II1GNAL
OODsUIOH, ONT.
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School of Commerce
Young -nen and won►en are
more and inure finding that
without a business traiuing
they are under a serious
handicap. Even if they do
not intend to engage iu
purely colnrtiercial work, they
require a knowledge of mod-
ern business methods in order
to su in alpost any line
of actio
A nyBsrestelleat in a
sound commercial
education will yield
I>ig )\'1�4Jds is the
i
yea tocome..
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gad Goderich
COURSES :
Sasi�lisi
Stenegrqiiic
Secreorial Civil Service
For further particulars write to
L F. wad, I.A., M. Accts.,
Principal
Intl -ter Clinton .x (aderichl
jtt teat nay eller say time
WILL NOT FEED HUNS
french Argon May Cuatie Thew
Crisis.
tlfotesesee of Prance Declare That If
They Participate in Plan for the
HrJlef of Enemy, People Will Be
'r" -• flaMled of Newel Dale Them fie
llteparati.s - Wrlthl& anc>/ Astter4-
cafs Du 'Trot &geed With Veenen-
daal' of French. •
PARIS, March 4. -France to -day
officially declined to participate In
the feeding of Germany, and her re-
pudiation has created a serious situ-
ation. She lakes the position that she
cannot consent to have one cent of
the existing German funds spent to
liquidate the cost of supplies, as it
would be robbing ber people of
money due them fur th4devastatioa
comnitted bythe Kaisers armies.
Accordingy she has ob$ected to
the lee/seeing of Ibe blockade, which
had been teatalively agreed upon to
January and confirmed in principle
on February ]s, and inmates that the
stains "militias at the tame the orig-
inal armistice was signed" be main -
tallied. She la willing to have food
supplied to Germany only if provision
is wade for payments in such man-
ner as not to disturb the German gold
which she expects to have applied to
her damage claims.
The French attitude has brought
on a crisis which is to be cuasidereed
at a special meeting at Spa. wbere
will be gathered the German dele-
gates, logelher wllh the British,
French and American representatives ,olshut.
of the food. e'eon0wic and anrneial •Isla• i•nideloe as above s,uivarisrd
sections of the Supreme lecusuulle c1/ -arty winos io Ito caws• of this
Council that Is charged with the *,ebh•ut. The def"Idunt wis delving
handling of all matters of tills sort too chow W lir plaintiff. Ile knew or
until the anal peace is signed. Wanda, tiara. klolwll 1154• ear might 0.11/111
The French attitude. as cleaned to- ambient, ,,r stall without the driver
dry, came as s shack to British cod 114'lug able to Wallin anyone (lamine 1Ne-
Amerlcaah. Both were under the (iii t 11 was therefore Ids duty to he
impression that Frames had agreed ,o, (II,, alert and have his Dur hills
under ,11111rol, w, if a sudden vathlg-
erry arum-, us It did les•, he would
he in a 1.1411iki1 either 141 snip his ear
or turn 1.. the left a1141 loss the plain-
tiff's ear without being in orll at 'ami-
ties' as he found himself. ws viii.• to
the plaintiff's ear that lie was com-
pelled either to rust lino i1 or attempt
10 lura foul and dash past. Ile choose
the fuller course and as alight
naturally 1.. expelled he ran into and
injured Ile Aolalu11ff's lar. 11 'ANN
ferllllale that the injuries were no
'torte.. 1144' IMellpw111,t of loth ears,
among** winos were holies and chil-
dren. alight have I.eem 'seriously In-
jured ra
Jural 'and the nn. p 1 ieNes very Kre.
1 Isn't help stating here 1IuI1 this
should he a warning to Nil air drivers.
Vol' IM)N'T 4IWN '1'IIF: 1111AIIS.
TOP H-tv:. LIKE. itTliF:lcs, -1
RIGHT TO 1'I4E THE Itu.\IIE(, Its'T
IN 1St )1\ i NO Tor lit
it PI1
1'ARE. IN FAIT IT Is Yt Oat DI"rY
Til ItlMI:MBRR THE 4OTHEIt 11:1.-
IA)11'. If driven io,ikI only get this
Ides tirtnly llzeel In their minds loll -
dente would not haps•, col people
who one the nods lawfully for atelier
ineslrw.w or pteasnn• would be able to
IfinTroublein
with a leak %i umbin
ft
dol its att� �s 'Elena t.
Don't put it off until it
becomes so bad that your
plate may be flooded. "A
stitch in time saves nine."
FRED. HUNT
"THE Piet/NiEER"
Ham llt n steal
miens iii,
Plumbing Heating
Kavestr sighing Metal Work
MOTOKIMTH I►ONT OWN ROADS.
Must ()beerve the (tight. et Others,
Mays Judge Lew Is.
Follow hag In the text of a Jttdgawut
given try Ills Honor Judge Lewis.; in
the Seventh lllvisiou ('court of the
county of Huron, 141 a caw• between
Jagws McDonald, philutiff, slid George
cantata, defendant
The evitieIN.• s1144ns Ilefeiida11t'M
auto wax travelling behind the plain-
tiff's •11144 ha the ullddlr of taw road.
Tow nod nus twenty-one feet with.
Going up Ifttii,wekburn 11111 hetwrcn
Itrae•field and Yana, Iwndtug west,
defendant ladled to 1hw left side of the
nod awl leaked plaintiff's lar slow
-
tug 4irwu. Plaintiff's car Walled. 1)t-
fe*,daut trying to pass (Oa the left side
ran into plaintiff's ear and «•taNiutwsl
the Mintage In question. 1)efandaul
afterwards gut into his ear and passel
up the hill. 1'leintlffs car was not
laurel by tow Impart and while there
otter ears pared on tow left side.
There was eight feet fruw plsintla's
car to tow ditch of good nod. Ilse-
fe/alallt blewhis hewn Iefune the al•cl-
tient, but Iduildlff wit he did not Isar
It and defendant w11.1 plaintiff gave 1144
THE IAN FROM
NORTH HURON.
Mfr. W. 11. rrlaaer, the reentry
elected M. P. 1'. for Nor' 1 Ilurun,
amide his bow to 1111• relent 1'. F. O.
1.41111V1.111 14111 .t Toronto, lull Is thus
reported by the official publication of
Gust lately :
The Victor In North Huron.
CIN• I'reeldent : "We hove with its
another 1W111 who had a IlgIt. I 4..•
be %rebs the I'. 11, button Mr.
Framer of North Huron. 1 think .4r
mill have a few words from hint
air. Fraser: "Mr. ('resident, Ladies
and Gentlemen. 1 thank you for Die
open 54 111 111 541111.11 )'1111 1a141• received
we, *1141 for 11e honor in asking cow 10
speak before the assembly, for 1 al-
ways feel I 11U1 lu good I.IWpally' wiled
totem* the farlurrs, with their hearty
haIIlslutke, the fearless leak 111 their
eyes, the abw•IM'' of 11ny fawning
servility. cowl their willingness 111 lie
(air, and 10 1141' 111141 he live. 1.\p-
1. a 'lir 111114. battle hi North
llurou ;;ad). u,• n little notoriety, but
1 ala 1101 bout 4411 11 1144 11 personal
%ihor) 111 nl)'w•I(. 1,111 r,1114•r 11 proles)
from North Ilurun fnra11•rs. that North
Gorton would be kept au 11N•.1uap, that
441' w01)111 1Me allywel 10 11V1' 111141 111141,1•
K41e14I. I .\ tM tla owe. )
"Perini Its the creates a pliwent
Ute electors reit-rived was in the vile
dot lui•rs printed i11 the press about
itnW•rs alai farming. I think that is
zoil,g to Is. tole u( Mr 1111.s1 emlr't 141•
I xouN•r1llg.. owl uuly against the press.
alt agniust the elpitalists who work
Igahowl the interest of the g1• -4.a neer
11e1 prohNer. Just ns it lip for Thos'
who may have to run elections in the
near fu1111r, 1 may telt you th111 1
serried arousal With 1114' on ay 411114'144
11.1.1 of Cadally's letter Prow "Matur•-
.1a.1 \iglu" and NV. l',rrsolet speech
is" Montreal before the a 1a,11fa4•tlln'rs
I.\ppdsuw•.) The w'ar is
o'er. 1\'1' are Iaeing 1111• period of re-
I1ruslructlon. We must give veer our
national pastime of making knights,
heroin. anal ulillf,saire'. and gel down
1,o business, cot else serious results w111
follow 1 tpudausee.l You 1111 Vr heard
e'. hh•noe of lull hog heard it.
A cur following another ear las a
right Iu IwsN 1111 ear iu front but
shook' first give 'wove aiso /enable
olh•r ear to pull off the road. Where
n cur tries to puss 11e cur h1 front 11
must wake sure IIN•n' (s unapt" room
and I[- is nwpolwible If there is not.
In this las" liter,. Nus plenty of nolo
and defendant is responsible for the
* evident. .l 1•11r following member
cif should follow al 11u4.41 a sped flat
11 11111 be snapped a1 x11)' liver if the
Car in front sculls. There are iy
'us.11s why se ear IWIy be od"llin't UII-
11volrhl.ly and suddenly anti the' ear
following halst 154• Gar enough behind
or indite wl slowly roue Jet he 111Nt4er
r
A BUSY YEA
This • is gsswol 4htl ry
year in Goa"er',ch. There will
be many dwellings and
business places to be refitted
and rewired.
Get Year Order in Early.
A ful line of
Electrical Goods
always on hand. We arc ex
pert -pond -:can help yolt get
what ycu want. We are not
tied to any parucular make of
goods.
Call and see us.
Robt. Tait
Wal Street Nexl4Poslofflce
Phones -Shop 02, House 19
to-Ihe undertaking, work on which
had progressed to such an extent that
the German anauclen were to pre-
sent a drtatled plan of arranging
payments through the we of some -
thin( like half a billion dollars of
areurlty.
The French 11 mist era now say
they were not committed to the en-
terprise, and that It was a mistake to
believe that their actual or implied
coasebt had ever been given. Tbey
add privately that the political effect
,bon the country would be grave if
It were knuwn teat they had permit-
ted use of German credits for any
otter purpose than discharges of
damages unposed upon war victims.
Tbey are willing, they add. fur Ger-
many to have food and supplies, pre-
vided money is found elsewhere than
in those suits she feels she has a
lienu a.
p(1
The British do not Ond that this
eoneeasio■ brings the problem say
nearer to solutio• unless America,
wit\ Brttaln's aid, la to undertake
the whole task of towhee and sup-
plyl.g the Teutonic nation, and that
they are not disysed is do. They
do not favor lbs suggestion made by do MI with some degree ..f comfort.
through (bat Germany Pay for food The reckless' or larelew driver must
would
deferred eredits w ply- be Is 'Mb! 0. 114' lan•hd ma only for
weals come after the damathge pay- his own safely but for that of others.
meals. They regard that method as -t*alt remarking that it is eery
a disguised th request for the answer fortunate that the accident was not
le "FON t-1' matter
of and they Germany
More serious. I have no hesitation in
Thal the matter of sofkeepgr Germane )iyfllg Judgment fur 11w plaintiff for
stable and orderly la of *racer con- the daoagea Incurred. with evens to
be paid in fourteen dept.
11. .1. It. ('opke. solleitor fur pdaln
liR.
Flays (*.eternal. 'solicitor for
de(e•11d11111.
Premier Norris, of Manitoba. prl-
pane, Ibe doting up of en indepen-
dent board locked by tiNe government
to net between capital and labor.
British agricultural labor/ We have
thousands of ata of land vert ally in
die,ess which could be made to yield a
prulit if auble ted W intensive cultivation,
even though apportioned in eraaller
bums titan those that now obtain.
One 04 The' causes of the hard-
ships of the farmer today and
his failure t*tsecure satisfactory return kr
his labor and capital Iuvestrrtent tests in
the fact that his farm is too large, not
that it is lis. small. Yet we persist in the
national folly of coaxing immigrants to go
West, there to take up large wheat (arms.
often well removed from a railroad and
from all forms of comfort. We cause them
to be dependent upon the gram crop
alone. which too often tails them in large
part. Whereas there exists in Western
Ontario. with its more moderate climate.
enormous unimproved opportunities in
mixed farming and fruit -growing. British
Columbia is actually threatening our
fruit market by the concentration of its
fruit -growers upon a single business, a1 -
though the Western fruit farms are in-
comparably inferior to the possibilities
here in this lake -locked paradise.
What Western Ontario needs first of all
is a reawakening. Our forefathers who
picked out this part of Canada as the
prime spot knew what they were about.
and we are untrue to them and to our-
selves when we sit back and let the W est
do all the talking, until their talking is
heard in the capitals of the world. while
we remain in comparative seclusion.
cern to them Than It is to liritaln or
Use Fatted States.
Sir John Beale, Of the British Food
ComIalssion, In resigning two days
ago. said the chief duly of the world
Is to feed Germany and to keep her
rom starvation if she ta to be able
to discharge her obllgailOse.
Herbert Hoover, in a conversation
said that it Is a case f either o f fr 4
Immedlabdy for (le*tniD-
stareatlon, disease and Bolshevism.
But with France seemingly un-
willing to bear a part of the load,
the other countries are reluctant to
assume Ibe burden. The natter is
far-reaching In effect upon the peace
treaty. as work on that instrument
Is based on the theory that Germanny
would be helped over ber botnedi►te
'difficulties, so that sbe would have
s clear way before her when the
terms of peace were presented.
It may he neeeesary to use pres-
sure to bring France into line, as the
danger r,nflonten* the world le too
menacing to permit international
Improved Tram Service
RETWLLN
oo1INLRICM
and
TORONTO
Lv. Godwid+ 531 AM,'
At. Toronto H SI AM.
Le. O.drsch 2.20 PM,
M. Toronto 715 PM
Prler-le flet cu lacunae'. Stratford and
Tomos en after/wee tram.
Fm fardler particulars as (o reservatlens
debeta, apple to Grand Truk Town
•
�1r• LAW*KWCE R HORS
�la�la,rs. Phone t
4
interrupt what is held t0
The [trills!' Admiralty has given t,
11e 1'anad1Rn Naval Fomes two sub-
marines' IWw" at li'nunda.
uld Not Lift
Stick of Wood
A GREAT LITTLE PROVINCE.
Three Leading • Positions in House of
Commons Held by Nova Scotilus.
Ottawa. Feb. Di. -Parliament must
have its litlile laugh. "We will follow the
fiery ernes to the end," exclaimed Hun.
Rodolphe Lemieux, referring to the High-
land
l' h -
land Scottish ancestry of Mr. Daniel 1).
McKenzie, when that gentleman was
chosen to lead the Oppos tion. Mr. W.F.
Cockshutt. Conservative member for
Brantford, otmmenced this afternoon to
(resent a few' verbal bouquets to the new
leader, but made a fatal halt in the
middle of a sentence. Ile also was refer-
ring to the McKenzie ancestry. "Mr.
McKenzie is not bad," he began. "He is
lune today flat our 1111 14111111 1114.1 i. "And no soda," put in Mr. S.W. Jacobs
e •W11/1'r' 111%1 two billions. That of Montreal before Mr. Cockshutt could
W4111141 11 1114.11111 to slant $SA1 (tor every knish the sentence. The Howse roared.
IN•rwm lu
Canada. aloin *.4Nl for every Some fantastic bouquets have reacted
the sessional Thie(tain of the Opposition
since his promotion. Perhaps the most re
novel tribute came from his native Prov-
ince. from an admirer who paraphrased u
well-known hymn:
cola lu(acnlre•rs would lot do ilia?. lie I' •How sweet the name McKenzie sounds
eau,0' alley noni,1 1141 y''''I 'le 111 111'• 111 every Liberal's ear:
open market with other countries., and I It *potties our sorrows, heals our wounds.
(hilt we had 4(4 depend on our 1a1111:11 1 And drives away all fear."
r8•Nir'44, anal fans produce in 1411.. The three principal positions in the
1-4-11111 r. 'rIN• logical way 11 ",'•- Ilouse arc n w occupied by Nova Scot lens.
11.dtplish that would lie w eneourag,' I namely: Sir Robert Borden. Prime Min-
(anutts;, and last It on tnbstuui,ti• � (ster; Mr. Daniel D. McKenzie, (tpposr
s Our /411110141114.11 1av4. . E. N. Rhodes,
a n44eme Ill Is.nd Hon
(loll
leader. a
KR
tot deemed It Iwrw+snry t.. 14-14 this. but i *pecker. Mr. McKetuie la the
fourth
they 111141' rattier fel up every other Nova Scotian to have his feet set upon
.us{IN•ss at tow es(x'nw• of far ulilig the path that leads to the I'remiership.
11 today it has I14eoule• crippled
11,154.11 more sr tlall 1h.• average moo
we•uls to renliae•.
('etnnty of ()id People.
I will give you a few figures f
the eounly of Huron, for hwlawl•. 1
think Huron will compare favorably
with any other county in tontariu, as
far as moil clntlhlotu Inc concerned.
Twenty years ergo we had a population
of 11a,1Ma) or over. hast year 1t ran
down 1., a1o114 411]050 or a decrw,r of
about 1:o,1MMI. 'luring the Inst ave or
114 yelrs we hare had 1,155) of our
young people going to the rifle.. end
w'1• ane fast hi lug N (0011(3' of x111
people. We hay 1. h4)114/1 114114 of ares.
which were Malt cultivated, now re-
maining idle or in groan. 11'4• have
hundreds of comfortable houses empty,
w1111e the ln,uuafnel,rIng (-entr•s are
oak hug for Cov,'rnnwlit aid (u assist
thein ill .nihtU* bourses to steeowal)-
Iblle the fast'Iu-rsashlg immigration
ell yw•a rd. 1 .\ptdo use 1. 1 think as
relsnable 111011, s4 wemlu'rl of a
democratic nation. we fare o right to
demand that the 'whence will be so
edJusfel flat the most INeaeuslry of all
occupations weltlld tare a chance to
g►vr the memo rnmfurts and InzurIe's
to their families that the other tradete
and profeesi,ne enjoy. As we are met
here to deliberate en the host n,'th(5114
of doing *0, we mast renemlwr that
the 0414144 are agah,.t nix. We WWIWI go
t, like men. H we wlah to take Can-
ada the Inset Wino for an Industrial na-
(lou to live in. The prela sold 1 am a
man that /lever made a appeal'. sr 1
will Just clime by saying to 31r. Grimy,
as the old Yankee said, "Those ere my
sentiments." (Amiens!•1.
adult, for $1'l,IMM) for every wage-
earner. 31r. 1►rury told you the only
Mil) to ;Hy that was by tour .exports:
NI. 1111,41 extort 1114011' 111a11 541' '41,IIId
Import Ile alar told as !lull the
For the balance of this month you will find some
VERY INTERESTING PRICES
ON MANY LINES ,AT WALKER'S
We have gone through our ttti iense stock and -cave
selected some real bargains. Below you will get au idea es to
real values : -
Oilcloth, 2 yards wide, old stock, well seasoned, lovely
patterns, 60c lard. •
One Iron Bed* regular value $26.00. The price ticl-et
is $1600. ��----
We have about lydoz, M tttre'ses ko sell at the old prices.
From 415.50 to 18.00.
One only Suitcase. Regular $4.50, for $3.ia.
Club Bag, Walker's special, $7.50. Worth $4.50.
We have several pieces of Furniture, taken in ex-
change for other goods, that we are selling AWAY
AWAY below their value. Come in and ask to
see two Extension Tables. We have one at $10
the other at $9 00. Worth double this amount.
li mitt want :,n Extension Table, don't wait.
IN OUR PHONOGRAPH DEPARTMENT
In store 'No. 2 we have two real bargains on Phono-
graphs. Visit our music room, where comfort awaits yon. A
pleasure to select records. We have records for all makes of
machines. -
A visit through our store will convince you that Walker's
is the place to buy,
"Often the Cheapest, Always the Best"
Two
Stores
'aid Almost Faint prom Sims ---ter--
Pain in Back - Doctors
potpies 10
be the plain course of wisdom. IN Gould Not Get the lid-
L.ord Rending Is 10 Washington.
WASHINGTON. the rc
British Ambassador, I
Fteadln[,
accompanied by Lady Reading and
members of his sul1F, returned to his
post here Elaiurda). after an absence
Of sre
probeveral wimonths. e
of brief du atioa,as
he expects to return soon to London
to resume his duties, ex Lord C1ha
]1laice .1 Kugland-
The Ambassador reee0tly recover-
ed from an attack of 'Demotes, and
while be aoaouseed on his arrival
at New York Friday that he was sot
pgood health, he told
friends
d to he completely restoredwith-
tn a few dart.
(hominy's (.ole.
PARIS, March 4. - The actual
money In the possession of Germany
Is less than two billion In gold and
there Is Icer than io0,000,000 Is sil-
ver. It has been calculated that
something may be realised from Ger-
plan securities. but GermamY's great-
est ■stet Is, perhaps' her public
works, ralltiays sud wines. But even
oh' tercet%ti'l. understood, the Peace
uarrilliug to
Placa• esuch a load as
cnIla. �will drive the
Germans to the point of desperation.
Sew Nu.h.wd Murdered.
Q 1.NavA, March 4. -- premieres
Helena of Serbia pearled through Or
Her* Saturday -for Paris, where .he
will join her hrMher, Prince Regent
Alexander of Serbia. Her husband,
Duke Jean Cen.tatittnmttdl of Rus-
sia, was murdered by the »elahevlkl
Mater* ber Alia at Perm, anal the
princess, wile her two ehlldrea, sae-
rowt' escaped the same rate. Ther
Ilea to Copeahaaes to llbfiuIe
1, 1 •
, ,If+tl r
nqs Sat tight.
A great many people *offer the re -
Malts of deranged kidneys and de not
understand the cause of trouble or the
way to obtain cure. The writer of this
Settee suffered excruciating pains In
gee Seek and In vain his physician
,to curs him. Tor snow reason
titer ha medicines ata cot have
Me desired affect.
Mr. Oita' blather was a merchant
blunt, among other r medtolnea, Dr.
Mines e's Ifldney-L Pill*, aid he
board bis ouitoine s telling about how
they were cured of kidney derange-
's/gate
erangepStaab by their use. Thi* led to &r.
0Ota maltase- Mem to the tent, with
s . apleadld re nJss reported la this
letter.
J1r. M. C. •Olt., Benton, Carleton
County. N. B., write/: "I sun glad to
let you know how much your m•dl-
oln• has done for me. 1 suffered hem
any kidneys. -which at one elm• were
ea had r could not ilft a *tick of wood
without getting on my knee.. and then
Would almost Welt Mm the pain In
my hark. i consulted a doctor about
It, and h0 gave me some medicine,
but It did not hidep ra*. My brother.
who fa a msrch•ht. and retries.. all
your mad(. Ines. seetlsed m• to try Dr
Chase'. Kl1ny-iAPSr Pine. 1 got one
hex, and they, helped mo, so 1 got
saeth•r one, avid kept an until I had
haJraq cave hope. which cured me. I
have lyre no trouble with my bank
since, and a never without Dr.
noes** tlentay-Uvea' Pills to the
novae. Lilt eutnm•r I also suffered
from pilot I need three boxes of your
Ointment, awd It mored them. I can
ies•Ialnly recommend Dr. Chawe'a Pills
sell Otntm ante
Dr. Chase's Miser -liver P11L, one
alit a des. Sae a hes, i for 11.00, at
ill de. 1'v Ilnl
d.nsonif. Bate. Co..
Unlit OgD Dn net he talked
I n .eecdtt` M
entltute Or yeti will
orbitaly N wooed. .
*Stye
LET WESTERN
ONTARIO AWAKEN
•
TEACHING TIIRIir If AT HOME.
111 the teaching of thrift it Is Im-
p ssilde to overestimate the ixTtscpoirtni
era* of the tome. In the pt
WALKER
G -O -D -•E -R -t -C- H
Two
Stores
•
11f p•rfauN•at results along this line
the hula lou do 111010 (tan ally other
age nes. This is becalm*. the wife and
mother not only regnirte* the expendl-
lure cot the h4.us•lmild, lint further be -
1 ranee through example anti precept
she 1141144 ouch lu shape the Mirth, of
cite ch11dr•u 4541 thin subject.
It hots been said that the laud that
and
444 the world, tt
• die nil
rocks tin cradle n k
of1 111 the
ileal tnrtl
•Is great
• I 11
"there r
R
' statement. It is equally true that the
rising generation will be bolus(rh/us
anti thrifty in proportion 1111 to
children are taught at Moue the
ase..sity soil value of 1111444• 11U11111 1114.
Mlia'h 111117 1e nolle through *drier,
but p.4slbly the beet way to train the
is thee
Canadian
child In thriftthrough the al
introduction of the war savings plan
Into the Mame. Four dollars buys a
war savings stawp anti :.i cents boys
a thrift stawp. Sixteen cot the latter
un• ese•Iu11nge'l for • our Mavlugs
stamp. on W1,1411 the Government polys
4!y p'r vent .MHutOUIld4d half -yearly.
W. S. K. shpulti find a place In every
home.
.l federation of w
'll''s
11414.11'tie4
las 1148.11 foliated In 11 h.iii peg. \taut.,
with a membership of 1110,(00 Prow
1111 parts of the Dominion.
1t Is amounted teat It(ry 1 . Conger
will start • an aerial pws.euger and
freight line la -tweet' Hamilton and
Toronto within a few w-r9eks.
London Free Prem.
Western (heart(' is the garden spot of
Canada. h is the home of the cheapest
power on earth. It has access to water
transpa•tatinn on every side. Some day
ocean boats will tie up at Owen Sound
and Goderich, Sarnia, W indnrr, Port
Stanley. Pert Dover, Port Colborne and
Port Maitland. Western Ontario is an the
path of United Stales traffic between the
Fast and West. We have abundant
privilege', it is apparent. And yet this
o'd and settled part of Canada. this centre
of more then one-sixth of the pipu?ation
of the whole country, this distract that
has given more to the upbuilding of the
nation at large than has any other, re-
ceives relalivesy little Government atten-
tion. Cities like Calgary or Regina or
Winnipeg or l ldifax, not one of which is
set down in a Province having more than
Pte -half the population that we have here
in the western penin'ula. are known in
Groh Britain and in Europe. while Ilam-
iltot, Brantford, Lotion, Windsor and
the whole group of cities in this district
are a strange Y410(1 in the ear of the
Englieh public. The reason is not far to
seek. The other cities are on the main
line of travel across the continent. and
they have been advertised in a spectral
way which they have not been slow to
take advantage ttf.
There is room Fere for hundreds of
thousands of penple who will come in the
next few years from the British Islands•
and we should take steps to acquaint
them with the fact that we have room for
them and that they are welcome. West-
rrrroo Ontario is touch better adapted to
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British immigrants than athe Western
Prairie.. Our urban life is much more
akin to thein than is that of Western
cities with their "splendid isolation," while
out rural life offer much to intelligent
.. .,.. .Ir. ,.aw1p...,r1
All the World recognizes the Pathephone
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-and why? Hear TWO phonographs playing,
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THEN you will agree that one is- a PHONO-
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Real( in several remarkable devices, ouch $e
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4-8-11 Clifford Street
Toronto
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