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..r•L �l�il1•ll "Salada"Quality and Salada
alue, are Best for you in a
housand Ways-
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Th. >:: U :! is in st:,tt:tesymo
the ts:,i.,,i r.rs f'r w1'i.'h t!.t 1 1 t 1.
Moya 11 'l: see:.r tit :tin et.1";ti1:'t. and,
indeed adv r ttei til toy of tt.t
tadu;t, : :P. C. F. O. Olt!
before there was such an Try - a - Packet 'TO -DP Y"
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able conclusion is that beer of the pro- •
posed strength is of the intoxicating
varlets.. and, the people are being as:.ed t.
whetter they want its sale permitted or
not.
1'he Government has again refused to
. ttU.Utt an investigation into the corcurn
• stance: sur. urdin., the taken; of the
soldiers' vote .h the election of 1917. :1
telegram was read in the House •ahich.
..ver the signature o1 a 1Uiutstt+r of the
Crowe, called for the pacing of a th' LI-
B overseas ateliers.' votes in certain M.t:.l-
'99 tuba tem-utum:nes. "hl:rtr i• no doubtSales exceed 27 Million Pacltets Annually -tit soldier:' vote was meta:wl:ited in on
and t' s:' .erelydesirrs to s c t,. -
accom:.sh tl: It is (male,. '
see 1. -,. the des•red result,
tacit s the methods that etre being,
adop r r b: • the leaders o1 t' e United
Farm • organization. Instead of scan -mg the triumph of their cause, they are;
set on .1 erre a Lich aid inevitably: meml
the.: I. a: and the continued sol;neotess
of th • r •aaiodtry elemen•s that are now;
in . , tr)l in this Province and Dominion.
Ther .. es, r .;constituency of .North
Humea -eking example of theI
way :.1 -i u wed,nieara eft et may
:r':.• ..'.a:.t e. ,. tee hlo.',:. Nasal...,
dem•t:Idte; ,t 'i:' aper rt.varil or in th
a:ternan% f.1 -Mg t1, i1vr their ties.-J1e
to the p, , F'•rturtt:ely there ts" n
dani-r t'... 1.. atU he aro; :sash spec-
tac:r to in e ,rl,ci- weep and devils smile.
'tete minister sit di mutts better n .rk
f r tt.e w. tri by ur`eut, the common sense
of th' P's sir,: t:, smees itself in such -Laws
as shay e.ve u:1 men rya ri opportunity
and seele Goat with U':a-t ei for strikes.
Th: rem .i:ling portion of Inc A lee. tha is
cant:neat i, ae:mirable.
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have :: r •very di'erent from that
wluc:: lea. me. Fraser. the Liberal
nom,: • and Mr. Proctor. the •U. F O.
condi :.r .:I:e rututi:i.n practically to
same ;, .. •run and tie votes which woo.
easily e. et roller one of them will
divide:I. and the probable 'natal: wil
the ei.•. t sn cifa1r.:ovtit. and. se as'l
Hast ,ling is ctitteern:d. the tunti,.uanee! the c:e •
of the administrate•n a,ahist whtch the•a
United Fanners •t=otese t)li"the intetli•
Rent Somers of North Huron intend to L.b
defeat, themselves in. thirsway arid prerent i bort•
the s• -a: w hich they won a fee months '
ago t . t'teir pehtic.tl trap merits
It .s Lass than a year tinct Mr. Fran, r
captured the seat in the! bye elet':utn as
the candidate of, the Liberals and the
farmers' paity. His success uas grecte
at the t'. F.O. heedqu.rters and by t
farmers' pe tj' through. ut the I'rovinc• ab
a great triumph fur their cause. ncr
that tint! Mr Fra-er ha' pursued a out se
reflecting credit on Itimmlf and tilwl:o
elected hon. and in the na:urai •uu:se of
events -he would have been re ..ninated
with;,u question to put i11 a ull tern in
the:Li gis azure. Why was he 'ot re nomin-
ated by the United Fain rs : Because
like a sensible man he fused to throw-
away
hrowaway. any of the votes hat elected him
last sear and that ar needed to re elect
bin. er any other c idate. on the same
platform this yea . Their refusal to
ren..molate him • teas 1..et Ilio Putted
Farmers of Nor Heron turn their hacks
upon their fro •, to order .to please ar
eiemen in t e constituency from wi.
they have little or no supp•prt in the
past: ani ' om which th:;• are'not likely
to Reit •• -it help in the present contest.
I. 0: •rg inized farmers of North Heron
are s..,.^:riy anxtoes to secu'r ti.t el. c11.m
01 man representing their views. who
b • a help to their Cal -e in the Leg:s-
turt nose to be chosen, they will rallyto
he t::;.lent of NI:. Fraser and refuse- to ,
split the proesessive vote of the riding.
"With f?a• txce;ltton; the men of phi:
noble frof•s.1,1 are serf- a:noon; ul the
inttrests of their fell .a;, To them: w'r
turn inr spiritual, comfort and support in
ttws. •?':: 1; ears that rob: r every jtomee,
arid eenerua l: and effectsveiy.
as n: testify. The clergyman I-
to be I. r h.le•h••arted:y fighting' for
heaithesst and happiest.
. combs t ng t e •near, the
the. c.Jo..0 --t let- kz-1a
rlld Hi. li a 01.0 .tt the
more than worthy of his
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CONTROL\s IP.al.lrll:l.
Mr: Dewar:. the Li`aeral leader. de-
mania that Hydro radia': and power be
taken bat of potittca and pia:ed in caarge
of an independent cenmissi:m on which
the nemi•,ipaiities ab,u:d be' represented.
Teis brings to public attention the
animaious conditions of Boden manake-
mert. Advocates of the iht rate are
told that their pro:axai cannot be carried
into effect because Hydro power is tem -
troika: n•'t by the Province, but by the
original c rtracting municipalities. The
Ontario, Hydro Commission, however. is
apprnnted by the Provincial Government.
and though it is allowed a considerable
measu:e of independence in administra-
tion the Government is in the last resort
responsible for its decisions on matters of
policy. Advocates of uniform rates are
therefore quite in order in treating the
question as one of Provincial concern If.
-as -the opponents of the uniform rate
proposition are so fond of sayi•'g-it iv a
questwh far the municipalities, then the
municipalities should have ctintrol, and
the ani anon for uniform rates could then
be directed to the board appointed and
Com rolled by the municipalities.
As it stands now, Hydro manage-
ment appears to be a jumble of Prov-
vincial Government. municipalities.- and
Sir Adam Beck with the result that tt is
difficult to fix responsibility upon any one
of the pieties, and the great game of
"'passing the buck" is practised to a
nicet v.
Mr. Dewart's proposal may, lean to the
adoption of a more logical system of con-
trol which would give the "outside"
municipalities some teat( from the in-
definite position in which they now find
them elves.
K11.1• TIIfE MINIsTEIN NTRIKE
Those ministers who talk of striking for
higher wages will have the sympathy ttf
every fair-minded man and w'omer. -
London Advertiser.
Weil. perhaps (he sympathy that gore
to all misguided men. There are circum-
stances under which stripes are justifiable.
but the series of strikes now going on
among various trades simply has file
effect of sending up the cost of living a
notch et two and towing everybody no
better off than before. And fancy the
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
So fai Centre Huron electors wait
metiently for some indication of whom
and what th-e-S: are to beasked to vote for
o:: October L'O.
.1de: ••:1 ratty ?mad.' ' F r severe' d
lades site Was the units ea' 1 glee:, et
stesers, but It 1- nota' man. •e-:rs silte
her final : trees toil toui.
he lc:).
Conking at the present mixup in the
{wint;al, situ4A,.m ode conse ti to --the
conclusion that Old flan ()ntbrio might
about a- well run site Provincial elections
as a lottery a:..1 maize a little none) lout
of theta.
With the te7e.e::dt::n. the Provincial
elms .- a• d the st.el peons to engage
their at:e::tior, to se% r. t i:tg of the.
world's ba -tract seri s. God rich citizens
. will not want subjet•s to talk about fur
the next kw weeks.
At the last 1'rovincia! election eery
t..r aas a Ca.rer.at:ve commit a roo.n
'Isere are no bars now. and Consenatue
candidates are trs i .g to make the pe ase
Iorget-the :urn;,a:.y they were an is tow
- yrara a.
A p). e r r,
:1:'i a in 'f or. •o') sa"s 1 hat
:
Ed•ard Carson is "the greatest man to
the British Empire t .•''v." Some of those `
Toronto :t _ - ar :t1.. f.11:y funny. -
"The In' •': of 1) xartistiis'a ;,''ras •
of The 1 T •cert. Ti'The r e :. • e
of the Ise .... . .-a..r.:.,toth.i':o; the'
II •.c -t Go. Is what is troubling
01 course .the Toronto papers ca•lr. ,t
see any good in the proposal for uniform
rates fur power. They are benefsciat les
utterly uii.ctupuloua fashion, and an ire
veettgatton wou:d make tt.e continued
existence of the Unionist (.i,.vernment
i cpas.lae. This is ah:' it was rafted,
ler. t IILilatt Clark's outrageous dofreer••f
the ekes tuft prtictwes. ell' the er'tund that
Worse thitlgs xe old have happened it the
Germans had-aon, was the pe:futmallce
•111 a inset ed ted egoist wh.irispite of his
correct on the fiscal yuestiun.
sh old be relegated to private life at the
urat opportuntty.
FIRE 1'Y.1:1'::NTIoN 11►1. a
A special proclamation has been issw•d
m -authority of the Dominion Govern -
mens setting aside Thursday, October
9t1i. as Fire Prevention Day in Canada.
on Account ul'ths„areat annusl loss by
• fie in this couutry. it has been deemed
atalsa:tie t t dlr •CL the attenttun •ui the
isoseic in .1 special tea••rier to the urgeta
• see t of cents •ying means of pre%entinc
nit c : til this great less. end to this ertd it
is :rent :'tat on the appointed do
iO;t. bar 9(111
Is- All dwellings and Their' snr-onttd-
ttt-s be c.,tetutif trap tied by their trc-
cuemits arlei sill e,ndluons Ii'ri. to talTse
or wont t tyle eprea.l •,' sir
A.1 ; oboe but'dinzs, I
factor es be inspectei and
re oblsh
Fart d. ills be Ilea-fortite chilare:•
as echo .1s and for employees in all It- e
s•••re, a• d facturier. •
t. Sp- ,ial inst. uction on the sublet:
of fire prevention .be Riven be the teacher
and by o
ml:copal oast tele in the sal •
and that such appropriate Ineratur. •
may be made available be d.stributr.l t
the pupils.
All .leeislatioq and re-gc:ati.ms
enacted or issued by D'tmmien. I'r .eir-
cirl or municl�tat authornirs dea,in. with
prevention be given publie::v by the
m onict:tal. ohtcials, and that by 1l•i'1 a
meet lies or othi rw,t.s as may to to
• seem most fit. they endeavor t'' :rt
u ,.it the cit tens the newt. '
•k safecualdtng life and p:
loss of tire..
nt the present s: stem and it wtna:d nut b-;
to their Interco( to have other parts of the
Ptuvince getti g eq.:ails 1,w rates.
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No! \, o' N. r" \tell" Four ton .:s
ju-t like :flat.-.... : J:1 :Mercury.
No, not like that -) '.,u n.ean like this:
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The (brewers' Asssci.tiwn be:rats t
much atutrt 5 to its ettenr,t to persuade
the peopk that the bee of the referendum
•eaiiot is rensin .al ming. The -t it i Of
•.un tnt•Ixltati lg' herr 1s Ie;al at the
present tim'.; and there would 1r
no object in making it the Subject of one
d the referendum questi•irs. The inevit-'
rs rr:nat ails
st^ors
cie;i e.1 of
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1' r .. •-wwHr'' a-L••.I rpt• 1.1i,I
' , .t.'1' 110 lip. limit 1•iy ••Maori.
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How to sayNo!'
Mark Your Ballot with an X after Each
Question under the word "No"
1 ar• 1/00 1n ray... or ti.• reoe•t at ti,. Onta..• T•.nsw•
a00e •Ct7
YES
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you .n 00.ou• or tn• tole at ..ant tutor ••nt•In,a not
es .vow• tnan two End nrty-•n• ane nunal. rot Ina pot <•rr, ..cow•:
a..t ,-nue• •n . •na
welsh' n. through Ge .. n - e a
.w•.d• to 1t.. .. .g Ontario t•.•.p.•ne• •ct to fl? ,t suet. solo?
yt9
•r• you on rowr or the ••64 or right beer C•ntotn..,a not
:' • Inon tw.nal nary.on• a •_nun' non et, cent sicob•t3 +int me•,u•10nalarahotels.n o=t
.C.p-ptut•
110.0 b1 • n, .,or.ty ••0• •.•cn ••.e and •enentlnuynts
to TM 0,00.60 Te00p•.anee •ct 0o p•..n.t •ucn .ale?
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4 •r• you .n r•.•n. or w •••• of titu•A.••..• •nal .nN
t.eoer. tn.eu.n G•.•rnment as enc.•• Anal •,n•nden•nt• f•
Tn• Ont.... r•n.p•r•ne• •Ct h pM.nN *taco swot
VAS
Above is an exact reproduction of the
Referendum ballot, showing the correct way
to Vote in order to sustain the Ontario Tem-
perance Act as it stands.
Everybody should study the four questions and
realize exactly what they mean. Do not be misled by
the insidious demand for "light" beer.
The beer of the ballot is I I8";, stronger than the
Ontario Temperance Act now allows, and over five
times as strong as the limit allowed for beer defined as
non -intoxicating in Great Britain and the United States.
Answer Each Question
1. 1'nless you vote on every question your ballot
is spoilr•tl.
2. You must mark your answer to each ques-
tion with an "X" only. Anything else would
spoil your ballot.
3. finless a majority vote "No" on question 1
the hors will be restored and the sale of all kinds of intoxicants permitted.
4. Unless a majority vote "No" on questions 2, 3 and 4 the Ontario Tem-
perance Act will become almost worthless.
5. The only SAFE course is to mark your ballot as shown above.
"NoI"
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Four Times "No!"
No repeal; No government beer shops; No beer saloons; No government
whiskey shops. -Four X's. each under the word "No.
Ontario Referendum Committee
JOHN MACDONALD
Chairman
D. A. i)11r11AP.
Tantrsrn
ANDREW S. GRANT.
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DRESSES and COATS
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Style and quality distinguish our large choice of dresses. Materials are -,:of all-
' wool Serges, Poplins, Taffetas and Silk Duchesses Well made ; and no two alike.
Sizes 16 years to 42 bust. Prices range $18.00, $20.00, $22.00, $25.00 and $30.00.
COATS
The new coats are all in. Very stylish they are, and mat-
erials surprisingly good ; many are old-time qualities. Some
lilted throughout with satin or farmer's satin ; same half -lined.
PLUSH COATS
CLOTH COATS
MUSKRAT COATS
HUDSON SEAL COATS
Women's and Children's Underwear
Penman's heavy natural wool "No. 95" vests and draw-
ers and combinations, all sizes. for small to largest woman.
Children's Sleepers
Kosynite and Dr. Denton's famous Sleepers for children.
Men's Underwear
Stanfield's and Penman..,. at o!d prices.
Kid Gloves
Perrin's Tan Cape Kid Gloves for women, heavy dome
tastener, gussetcd fingers, sizes 6'4 to 7. Regular $3.00, at
per pair $2.50.
Linens
72 -inch Sitin Finest Double Damask Table Linen. Purest Linen and old Irish
make, worth $10.00, at per yard $5.00. 24 x 24 Napkins to match at per dozen $12.
Hosiery
Rib 1 x 1 Cashmere Hose for women, girls and boys. Sizes 13!; to 10. Sec
them worth ,1.00. at per pair 5oc.
Rib Cotton Hose --Boys' and girls best makes, 6 to 10 sizes, at per p.tir 25C,
35c and 5oc.
Gossard Corsets
e sell the famous Gossard Corset. They lace
r.ever loses its shape. A style to improve every figure.
$5.00 and upward.
in front. The Corset that
Priced $2.50, $3. coo, $4.00.
Girls' Raincapes
Made of Rubber -lined Waterproof Cloths. All seams are very strongly stitched
and all capes are guaranteed showerproof. The hood has a strong serviceable lining
and the collar buttons closely to the neck. Sizes are from 6 to 14 years. Fawn and
navy. Regular $5.00, at each $4.25.
W. ACHESON & SON
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REPAIR DEPOT
Orderasolicited foe all t,.s •- r
Footwear Repairs
15. ,, 1 ss ,r1; and rearonahle prices
Saml. Ward & Son
yl;uuiiton street :stand formerly
occupfeil by tho Tats They. Hall)
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• CANADA LEADS ALL COUNTRIES ! o
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• Holland tic. per capita •
• Switzerland 13c. " 11 a
• England 64c. " `•
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• France 74c. " II •
• United States $2.73 " la
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Canada $4.00 " " •
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• The Singer •
Store a •
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a Ladies and Child- a •
• rens Underwear • •
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The New Collars
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with pleated 'effects
• just in
* Stamped Goods
• of all kinds for ladies'
• fancywork
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MISS S. NOBLE
East side Square
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if these figures applied n) production we would have every reason to be proud
-but they do not. They show the per capita F I ke LOb S .n six Countries. •
We talk of THRIF r and ver largely through CAMELESSNESS we •
burned up $15 673.240.00 worth of Merchandise, Buildings and Food Stuffs in
Ontario last year.
Individual responsibtl,ry rests upon the citizens of Ontario to do their pert to •
preventing Inn ta•rlble waste of our substance. What is burned is irretrievably •
lou. Take an active part in mak ng a success of •
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Fire Prevention Day --October Ninth•
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ONTARIO FIRE PREVENTION LEAGUE, INC. •
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A011atrd with Ontario Fire Marshal's Office. Department of Attorney- •
CLEAN UP!
General. Parliament Buildings, Toronto v
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