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THE WEEK AT THE CAPITAL
By Ian Duneli
Mn r,.d )ohms. R. 714. Thorold. not—
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*..d•ery ru.4 .ulnareayweml lace a..
vaar► w anonale «viewe r'ta boos. r
imp's =' f" ::"t'i'ara' .. who owe
Ter tester I can vont r„hout .• ••.e .V my lar.
ta
..d rhet ...law M,na,d, L�,ume.t aa.e
old ramal petpla 'shwa blame. a. 11.4 when re
MINARD'S
King of Pain
LINIMENT
Yarmouth Now $c tea
Ottawa, July _'.--sir ItuI.ert Borden
has rt'..Ig'or1. I.eaderleee, the former
I'nlnnlat !Wily, now the Nation 1. Lib-
eral and Conservative party, east's its
eyes allow In search of a ,bepherd.
That .hole., at present, appears to Ile
between two 'mu. Dedhctlou brines
that probability down to Due. Within
a short thine, possibly a week, the
Irow of the leader w111 Ile announc-
ed. Retwe'e•u now and thou there will
!14• muel' c,ujesetire and guesswork.
Hon. Nt'wtou ‘Vesley Howell, I're-1
deut of the l'rtyy 1'ouln•il. has ale-
°'Mt1ed 'to milt the !'ntou Government.
HIa friend's in the tarty are pleasing
hint to .tae. He 1444 proclaimed to
eurrault Wel LOW :d-1'utuui4t friends 1a
4lntaHU *114 1* guided by their wishes.
The pMtslbilltlas are that he will
atlek with the 1411111 until another
sturtu or IN's have I*..0 weather*' -
41141 then dr..l out.
The elolce of a leader le the grant
issue facing , •the new party. 'I'We,
names are uientiontd: Hon. Arthur
Metgheu, Minister of the hiterior,
and Sir Tln.lulas %VII RP, former Min-
ister of Fltwne...' The funnier has
uany „Stimuli: —a Mi many esiemles.
roma loath within .4 m1 without the
(' duet wires and tr111gs are ls-
1 pelllwl on his -half. tot the
otic hand. if he Ire to be leader.
It slim t Is• r•nle: ohertal that hole mus
at the "rums, when it was decided
to ceneees ('4e meu.herw 41411 Sena-
tors, 'tin. ',take a plait and telegraphs'
' vole si( their rheic,. 11:►y1 they f:4-
vorp,1 Tb•lghen. I1 seems togieal that
they would hate spw,ken 1,1 caucus.
1111e1 removed any' uncertain y-
IIDICAL.
DR. GEO. HEILEMANN. OS'1EO
i/ FA1 h, gestalts, in 11( Ire r. d t#,Wrrn
.IMnt s, mutt , ahrana Ka brit woe dilates. ey
*or, rote s ad 111 oat, motel deafness. tombs'
sed rheumenc condition. Adenoids remove
without the and,. Circe at residence. cane
Velma end 111. Andrew's streets. At hone odic
Wanda'.. 1Funds), and 'atedayI, ar.y treats
by teppetntment.
£RCTIOMRRR.
THOMAS GUN1 RY
AUC IUNEEK.
hs R. Godericb. AU instructions
Mt st Sraa.IU6te .,II be promptly
asides.. Itltl.h0(e 1141.
Sir Thames White i;4W s Pima/Illy.
ttnst x:1,400.4117, also that 'other Mh11.1Pra
wished to get toot :111,4 lltteudlrl to
ettalwe the eho.lig or the sewlou as
11w time for ',getting from under."
The Premier, Retirement.
vill pn iably total half a down or
140. 'l'11e Goverutuent's majority Is
new redueesl to about 28. 441 the t'u-
Midst member's, there are S►r Her-
bert Awes. lirr kids/rant Kemp, Dun-
lop, ltrlstol, IHeplrnrk, amt etre or
two others whore a1,aPte•4.4 from the
House are more worked thou tlwlr
artendawy. Take away these fire
or six, lout boli a dozen trau4ferrd
to the !Ahern, column, which would
count the ,ww4 an twice as many
votes agahtst the Goveruwcut. and
the majority Is nut worth attempting
to -get hy" with. It i,i not hard to
see ' that the Government way One
night fair a situatiuu where It is
Isatin :old Torii to the ly,untry, rf-
4414
rine-. of 4410 may 110 chosen as
lender.
The Tariff Polley.
The newly -constituted party's tar-.
111 platform3s already been tuft -
The hu
lined: TIs that it will catch
both Liberal and l'ouservatire totes,
but tlutt plitforll was well knowv
to H'elglir• Bte•hamin, !lacteal' and
the others who now threaten to leave
the party. before they ,made their
11a't•I$1uu. The nunslgawithin of 411e
Iwo wings of the party looks more
like fusion than ,sset thou, and the
chancre are that stutterer l.ineral-
Unlonist4 shay with the bandwagon
will be simply ,1 walluw'el up in the
entity.
The u.•it 4W days. we'ks *tut
mouths w•I be full of intro -ming de-
velopment , ,'
aha .ardor has wound up. if not
exactly lar a Mtge of glary, at leriet
111 a flurry of P7rcitemeet. For the
last few Brays• there 1,114 Isr11 ev(deu-
c,4 of ",.....net him; doing." It alas
geti•rally asswirtetl, *moue those in 1
troch with the podltl'n1 situation.I
(haat whru the Hlouw• prm.roguell.. 141r'
Hobert (tor11+•u would announce a ill(
decision ro sever his cwulleti.,, with I
;wilt -teal life•There.. were_ b1ub1..{
DID NOT TBINK
IT WAS POSSIBLE.
!lily Parrett Couldn't Believe Iledl-
eine l'ould IID What Tanlac
Did For Her.
"For four months before taking Tarlac
I was inmost an absolute .reek, but now 1
am well and 4tronllaga4u,"sa44 miss Mal le
Parent, of 1307 Sure D.me street East,
Mistreat. when seen by the Tanlac
representative at her home recently.
'For a long while 1 have suffered
from indigestion. After eating I had the
sensation of a big lump in the pot al my
stomach arid I would be seised with such
spells of nervous coughing that 1 could
not retain my food and wou d almost
suffocate. 1 had spells of dizziness wben
pay eye -fight became so affected that 1
seemed to be standing ina cloud of smoke.
My circulation was very poor and when-
ever 1 went out in.the cold my fingers
would become numbed and as white and
cold as marble. 1 finally lost all desire
or10011a
possibl)rbe. 1 had to sit or he down most
of the day and was almost afraid to cross
the room by mysell for tear l would' (all.
My joints used'to get so stiff that I was
afraid 1 should lo -e the use of them alto-
gether. At night when I did have a
chance for a little rest my sleep was
disturbed by the most dreadful night•
mares.
"It was father who read in the papers
the remarkable way Tanlac was helping
people and one day he brought a bottle
for me.. 1 never would have believed. it
possible for a medicine to do shat Tanlachas done for me. Why. very soon1 had
a surprisingly big appetite and could eat
meals that I never thought I should ever
touch. 1 sem found that I coufl digest
my food perfecta). 100 longer suffered
from the cold when going out and
my sleep at night is as restful) as .a
child's. I never thought I should be s4
strong as 1 am today, .and instead of
d' Issuing to bnaaueffsaa I am able C4 work
t4Ir TIII04als 11 ite 1141* at*t
he 0111 aro /sour back. lie d 1 out
attend the • caucus, On Hid then
by mit,« land. in the mdgrt abate tads -
aUeodad to slum he a t lea t 4114 ce (111' Ilfrr 1r
that if a st lug. par • -was welt
what risnai ,ed
LEGAL.
G. CAMERON. K. C. BARRIS-
T�" t, ee4rutmr. nous y puha . Ubp
toe Street (.odmal., thud door from
1 rum lunar to Was at 404141,1 retia.
D C. HAI'S,
11. BARRISI ER, SOLICITOR NOTARY
PUBLIC, ETC.
Oboe- Steel.ne� Hantr Bkake Hamilton bused
Gsdm,ch. 'telephone nd
1w Estate, Loans and Insurance.
PROLDFOO1 KILLORAIM & CC'OKE
. souCIToks." JIJOTAtUd§
* PUBLIC. ETC.
��oag�as tkr1pore. **send,duot bola nodal 1.' reru4 14a'.see d that tt�h�ej�
Malrssl.Godmlcb. h*s 1141 1(141*' for Nyti-elf' $S
nivel* loads to be* at lowest raw Hfue.
t,Nrt+th•r out u
the two wings 4
there need not 1
(o find u leader.
Aartue•11. and a pin form laid drown
w'titrtl. 4t 1s Ili, 111'}• w•i14 satisfy
With 1.II*i'al Steil 4',l vvatirewings:
further. (he Prime
(('Is `.114..11 Im•rr•.,s1•11'
aJsa114001 their minds
.!!4111 t rran►Jt rue(
'able. The resign. tInu
Miid*:4•r nrries with it
tions of the members of
The most 1Jkely thing
cabinet wilt be lassoed
oidium rattlie . than by the \ Introduc-
tion, of ..)gym n•_ gaatert*t. BI Iwmier
(ken has bsen.\sloke* it, pt it most.,
await '
tills
the 1'uluulst port
a 1.•1141thy 4wm1r•
The party hasher*
f
nl'te 41's *71114('7
JI*'tP ' ha VP
Wfore today.
n Is Merit -
the 4'rlwr
the rssigna-
( nhIu,t.
that the
Ill front
W. Paroarro r. ti.. C.. - J.L. 1UttosAII
H.J. D. Copia. New Skidoo Likely
CHARLES GARROW LL. B BAR -
(J KIS1 RR, anurn+y solicitor. etc., l.oianrcb.
�sssy lwasd at lowest rates.
t
The poslelbWtit. 01 4111 elertlo tIiI
fall are being disc(1s,ba*1 , Kerb sly.
0
disco u
, +•t IArr. ,•r In N 1
l Glsr 1 4
Kr I I
after an4ssmmw•Ia4t his s(1'{Isaluaui..ra•
t SEALER, BAR itIS7 ER, SOL then 4w''h-4kn'11'41 the Mew. \Hitt. twv
1C/TUR, outcrppubhc andconveymlat. tltelesa. the writer ha* aasat1 nut111
oder
__= 111* opinion. previously expn+wleml
Cont Hoare. G ab. ,sn "m in the very reeelt events to "11.1
INSURAIICR. LOAIt8 STC.
'brae Idle'. s, that t nor, \wu,*l
1111 re a .change to ',peak lwfori� am..
other session.
'the Guvt•runtent 'm.•J..rtty will\ be
further re1uee11 W41'11 ID' xV1'ar11i-
ren fo
.• •ts o A. h..lala
u14tmw lbw t
inter Minister Without portfolio., will\
apply f .r a salt 1111wn141 the Liberally.
So alai wwill W. A. Bu"iuinati (T.c
bridge' and meters] others. These
MCKILI.OP MUTUAL FIRE INSUR-
Di al townprop-
erty
O
and isolated ANCie.(:O.-Panna Dt d
era Insured.
�ers-Jp- Connolly, Pm., Godersch P. 0 ;
ass Lvaa. Vice -Pres., beechwood P. U.; Thomas
III- Halm. Sec.-Tress.,Sealath P.U.
Directors–D. Y. .tcGtega, R, R. No. a• Sea-
tinb; John G. Grieve. Nu. 4, W alt0n; Welham
La R R. No. 2._ 'catwth; John Bennewlea•
Brod en: Geo. McCartney. R. R. No. S. Sea-
setb; Obert Fern Harlrak; Malcolm 111e -
an+, Clinton; Jamn�vane, Beechwood; James
Cowaoliy, Goiter lc h.
Aaen4*: J. W. Yeo, Goderich; A4es. Leitch,
1Z. R No. 1, Clinton; W dh■m Chesney, Sealorth'
a Hinckley. Swink th. Parlay -holders can pay all
yne4l• and set the.. cards rece.peed at R. J.
army, Konionises saes Clinton:
(.odel.c� min J IH.
'Genera Store. Bsyhod.
phe3 Bros.
lite Leading
Funeral Direttorl
and Embalmers
Orders carefully a nded to
at all boors, nlgbt or day.
OODERiOH
Yon Can't Blaine Abr.
Prospective Bridegroom (in furnitur
atop)—"Three prices make me give up all
thought of marriage. I now realize it'll
be cheaper to let her sue me for breach of
promise."
See our select stock of
Ladies' Whitewear
with the new pointed effects.
Ladies' Collars
and many other lines of wo-
men's and children's wear.
/
Remember that we have re-
moved to a new stand on the
south side of Square.
Give us a call.
Miss S. Noble
South Side Square –r
"tills
loose omit 'tile a tens• oti ,�o-
minion IMy was looked forwardwto Tunlae a odd In (;.wle:ach by 1'. R.
for a Iona time, Nletithers professed d i WJy;I*. and . ehel 'leading druggist io
tins:- they know sue bine 'af'Sir Role ov ry town
ert's intentions: tliat as announce-
ment of his Me)1em.'nt whidd take
tww by .rurprlrr. They wafttel hits
to day and (May tImught he iia4 go -
lug tl, 110 so._ but it world have ` been
per• holly fatal within a reason hie
ti . To have mine against the 41 -
rice of Ills physienuni wouhl in a
moll:\/11i4y 114 VP (114114111 71117 KIr
Hat w'
4'),1114 t..
144.nth \
goof h
yea. to
almost f
robust H
T11e Ilio
gtv41 hlnl
IiIteltt'y other sisters. I can now take
my share of attending to the younger
r,nes. Many of my relatives and friends
.have tried Tanlac and are all enthusiastic
1 about it. No one who has not used it
can have an idea what a remarkable
medicine it 441 "
their 11111111S 4101011 while the closing
was good.Masses far the Sinners.
J.a14ctut gave rather an amusing
schedule hl explaining how 11e Mend-
ed to distribute the extra $1,500 which
received. eceived. The P1111114.11/1of 1.apral-
rle and Napl•rvllle were to receive
$31w1 each: the agrleultur l sowlelles
another stated summand thou there
Was telt dollars keit which wee "to
lie paid over to have masses raid for
Ole sinners in the house of l'utu-
mons and Senate." 1111 second thought,
Nits. l,auctot admitted that pt'tllwblr
the whole Amu of $1.:100 would out
((N for ''rough masses 10 n4114'11111,, crowd. tn
Board of ('omeree Matters.
'1'h,• Board of 4'umworee Isunhshell
proved to be rather a "did
tead art ." 1tt-
stic:a ging a whole evening.
which Was to have been replete. with
herr .11t.ieks 414 the Government for
its handling. or mishandling. of the
situation in regard to profiteering.
the debate might almost have lama;
ye
slimmed up in the haeknel pliraw•
which declares that '.4 pleasant eve-
lihig was had,.
.
11ou. Mackenzie King read James
Nl11rd/h•k's list of' 4hln'44' alagainst
the Goverrlw(ut 11111' declared thew
the most damning that eo111,1 ' lucre
11.11 brought .a( 41((4st nay •admiuis-
t•atoEither I. tier the thoveruml'nt must
hold au .110-e•*tiguti,u of the- whole'
matter. :end prove Murdock 'Tight or
wrong, 1,r I1 wast restunder ' lo' sus-
picion of these , runnel's ham,.trod
rml tin•ref-ore--at1atiswl'rit/44',
'flit" 4 ,,4'erumeut. however, 0.IS In-
1•t1w•d . to 11,/ neither, Its 141101:1,110.114eelarel there wits not a s4se4
charge *hien conal be Invest h stel
and that If such spe,•ittl'- chug.
were wade, an Investigation won
1*'
•W(,'.ileeh Fnrtlrr, it w•as 1
111101 11:1I for 4 4V.l'hwl•Ilt d
(rs baler In appointing
amt 1111.11447 s
(4111,swpu•nt 11.10/1111/o
his were not Chir eahle to those whoappointedhim('4lairnlau of the
board. rd.
The (4(4(0sition •firebrands were
held .off. Instead iia helm: allowed to
rush forth in numbers :mad vent their
wrath. 114• S1140:1011 IS (lint they were
told that hr 410111g /.1 111141'. w011111 114•
del/13-.111g prorogation, and. turtw•r.
that by allow'llg the evening to pass
w•ithont too man7 fireworks they
would tor helping 14t4,, iloverllrert11
along if its: inhaleIon mus r), ter the
Hoard of (',imulercr• Kilda gracefully
fist of e':f*t•uee. Neither the (-hare.,
our' the result of' theul/)w*re very
t'r,ngrtlwentilry to the uduliui14trllloo
asmite' Ha t4
111d, se, here is bad +I'
1141111111111W in the mouths of the 1111[-
111117P consumers who mut pay the
shot` where• '41,e Heard of ('onluw•nr
was 111111111e Ill prevent' lultatluu art
prices.
a
would tarry on -- and thea
•Isnot•,' ills return !roily. Ilea
he lull been apparently' i41
11th. but Iherp were evbden-
.ese who 11.44w
an him daily hent*•#.
r essrs. Not he was not the Esdsraew Related Through. '
ire of earlier Jaye.' _' 'lire-lnl Tress Of Hie Ta4T Wtv"k- of
w• And OH' (*mule)- .w111 the sr, 1.,ii.was of 1111• usual order.
1* due, 11.' was a leader Millionsof 4101111111 of esliutates Wali
III the part', in the Mouse *nil In the honied- thr),nith with but little 14o-
coulttry. Ii\ the Commons Le. low- the. 'flet Ulla/-'Ir•s whfrh :the- I:uv-
urwl head n td shoulders above thins"! eminent Insisted ill putting through
afro worked With him. More than all: tit,., Hoose W1.111 through. and the
7114411e nrorl o! 11114 ethers stood on the rioter pala•r until
Mr. Government of a the ' last moment.ail were then
waw 6311 Ili Maks shay ruthlessly- ,4 t1+T
44:,Mee t111',algfle saea1Kh111 (hey 111:1.4' 1.,' ell. 1,111 for n yt
of hie (Iwo 4'ulition, the present they are as (thud as Ilio
ter- pinna 'I 5.r type -
to tell of h i' mer-
its'the stress Of
OPV TO d' :� COME i
w
1T,h• " III as hP rinse
st. 411.' 10111 (IP . ia1 Ilter,•sts
w"r• never rnusilt•re. : Ida -every at"•
tion anti-ltlonitld woos for 1'1111341.1. .\t
times,' Sir It.ds•I< ui.lc have Me14
4w1rel froto his Jndglw•rtls I,y thus)•
srbuud Ido; for he was riot n 111/11(1-
1.111 II 111 Nle ,i,•ns41 th:lt 1110 word is
geni•relly 1114.41.' r,n,*Il,. ilii 1lnnor
)1iO4 Its the most nnhh• (it her tear
'lie Ir,'Id tin. 1
the e,lte heal/! 1
belligerent hat
before the .t
our. and the Ie
There a
writers), than
rl(ve to .hemi-..
Atter a hearty
meal, you'll
avoid that
stuffy feeling
if you chew
a stick of
Further debatt',on the 'anadl n
N\'h41at Hoard- imrftt4lt. forth the an-
nomnrmOnt that the b. i'II (4.1,1(14
shortly,vay an per rent. oar the parr-
rieiewtiun 1i,ktts, 1'I 's would 4.'
'•41(4.11 111 at least .Ill "i4s per bushel
' and wont(' be pit 411 1,11 or :fitter Jilly
1:.. The 1.1114was amended 141., third
NERVOUS TROUBLES
proverbial Ilforua hl,
'The isfwa1MM1' diet tlist9l•hye'i!\ its fi-
nal reading. ns 4114 the 'Rev -emit. Act
to peril*':1nr til' luxury taxa' nl;
Other benefits: to teeth.
breath. appetite, nerves.
That's a good deal to
get for 5 cents!
Sealed Tiitht—Kept Right
ft11C � • r a�••
—The FiavorLasts=-
to
m:tie11 1n fool. (11.111 .\ngnst \\1:i•
• -191. Mr.. 4'r1l'ar urged Ihar If the
Government were going to oleeitr u
-1 cbo.*0 es -hang. 11 world 111 Mb .--
fort. the opening of the emit year leo
that there 1vnn14 nut 1101111 114' 1Ile
mixup through Open 'buying hiding al-
lowed for a few .Isles rule.
J,A,. Broil.. a n,ill.'r tr,:ns 411110ln -
• 1111) r1'...14µ,?+: fuel control vested In . _thought the fat niers ono 'profit -
Senate amendments to various b Is
were 014 P11 rora'n rrenee: the rani
dlau Wheat Board hill v.'a.' given H
mr4 ?UL the inward or it'ilw•uc 1'uwmissiou• ret rim 11sr c. u•', snl•r\1.houldlear'.
"r. tisk inspection hill, Civil !terrify twit' lo ill t .1 hiii i+ of the
A Returned Soldier Tells HOW•,1.t Mnrn.17.,lif4gwrd+ h4Hlo:f jn.14 r'+ salary Ila ltra.■" reF fie+► a11gent(1.'1'b
in w •rat' ;w*..
,reuw•s: Tr.yd, -act ; .1('11 loss 1 i* , .Irv41"I 11. h,4w'
He Regained Health and wry i .• retirement : 0oersub4crlption
Strength.
1,f scar h.oe. NM 11/1717.1.1. 111111 the hr
emu,. war 41x all got 111e1r final
Nervous troubles of all kinds, particul- lstso then• erre the dies• outst,iidiug
age-. ill the last 11'4 .Ines. Theo
any nervous debtlny, murk ti lrnuatkable also
of the . mirk: t"Ktiuutes.
trauritxmatron m the patient. '1 change retard of the
11m•hate, 111111 hi-
ps both physical and mental. I, he sufferer delimit•
lows weigh and strength, and frequently T1.1. ,w IiiI 11'14, 11s mslt;l(, were
becomes urn kble and faUJt•hndtng. hal through ill the hist mina I.
hours
Troubles that were unmet uwrti off with- y;riift`Tiirniigh a mini - !Tern and
out any difficulty assum� exaggerated r
proportions. Other yynlptoms of this 01(.14,eeri41 Nmklvlz1, King nmt.rl t„ 1„
4
nervous condition are poor
headaches,. exll:.ustion alter lltl I
and frequently distress after meals
The came of this debility is ge
starved nerves. The blood, which, gives-.
the. nervutts-.agptem its food and power
to work elhcie$tfy, has become thiel and
weak, and until the blood regains its tune
and streagt h there can be no lmprovefllent
in the condition of the nerves, In .alines
of this kind Dr.' Williams Pink -rills It
be found the vety best medicine. They
make rich, red blood which feeds and
strengthens the starved nerves, and in
this way restdres the sufferer to full health
and strength. Proof of this is found in
the case of Mr. Fred Sander, London,
Ont., who says: "While on service with
the Imperial fences in Africa i comple fly
lost my health through continual hard-
ship and shock. I was sent back to the
base hospital suffering. so the doctor said,
from st,vons debility. After spending
some time in the hospital 1 was invalid:d
back to England as unfit for
further service. After spending a
long time in Netley hospital, 1 was
given my discharge, but was still a weak
and nervous ora ck, absolutely unfit for
work, 1 had neither the *trength nor
ambition to do anything. in London 1
doctored for three or four months with a
civilian doctor. who finally advised a
change of climate. 1 was terribly nervous,
suffered from sleeplessness, smothering
and sinking spells. and pains in the heart;
my hands and fret were always cold and
clammy. At this time 1 decided to come
to Canada, and shortly after reaching
this country was advised to try Dr, Wil-
liams' Pink Pills. After 1 had taken the
pills for snore weeks 1 found myself im-
proving. I continued taking the pills for
several months with the result that they
folly restored my heakh. My nerves are
noirsas steady as a rock ; my'appetite the
best, nd my eyes and skin. which had
turned ellowish, are dear and healthy -
looking. feel like a new man in every
way, and for anything. 1 have since
recommended the pills to several friends,
and know of leveret cases where they
were beneficial id the influenza epidemic.
T am of the opinion that timid any of
my returned soldier`, comrades use Ili.
Williams' Pink Pills tote 'shell shock, they
would be a great help to
You can get Dr. Wills ' Pink Pills
through any dealer in medicine pr by mail.
poet paid, at 60 cents a box, or six boxes
to 02.80. from tax Dr. Williams Medicine In the hoed la worth half a dream
w
Co.. Brockvillew:, Ont. the other fellow's bust, and therefore
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STYLE
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QUALITY PRICE
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It is our endeavor to make ea;.h of these fea-
tures consistent with the others in all Footwear and to
give YOU entire satisfaction.
Try Herds Boot Shop for Service.
We are prepared for the holiday season with a
full line of Travelling Goods: Trunks, Club Bags,
Suit Cases, etc.
ing we
guaran
REPAIR DEPARTMENT
in order to give better service in Shoe Repair-
ve installed a Finishing Machine. The beat
in Repairing.
1
s
petite,
effort,
rally
1,R a lliillluu or wl: the IlMelons were
III111y and erten, lint the anemias'. all
7
iitrriesi.944, tlanjoritle•s ill most
t'i{ct-rrrl*4t1 fear' ' t
4' 4 -2.14 'n,m,I 111*
ame•ulftneut'4 ntlol rotes tiler. o1 were
Ulna' or 1e�� a matter of r'.riu The
m
I.I1,Prn441 k'd' 4ierfedly well their ef-
forts wotthi Ise -frmltleee. but as it teat -
ter of sra1,rd they tllurwi In 111111-1.111111-1.IIs• e%1,'uditure for military, naval.
PHs”. azul artier 14Ntatrt111etual-.
Then, also, the 444posl fro' I,'nder
*antral til radio a fr.,lu $.441.1111C1,11119n to
E511.IN111,1N N1 the ' n pproprlltt 1,411 for
*ending i1 mlulst,r plenttwde11tdary to
\\'a*hingto14. Ile elefnnel tont it wars
aft itgms-'ssnry t"1( *•nditnr, at this
title. Weld Cole which might Inr,dre
11 44
1'111114, 111 * o
11rt, 1 /1144110a.. IN 11-
411e•s 44 1411 1114 4'nited State... anti with
t:relit Britain. Itis am4fldtuenk l,4
the estimate was mad*' as a pretest.
HERN',S BOOT StIOP
ever. re,4'vd bot .little not We '111e
tuttuter ,4f m'our-fns 110 slide
.
losses through .•14 trading 1)114 Gall
f* provided for in the follow er
amendment to the bill : 4,"Shuttld
Mord be appointed under this art
;Ifni}' trailing in the whe.lt crop of
llr_?i has t•,.mnteuced. the (ward about
hate,twnrer ff udJtlst and makepac-
ntealt4 from the (nods evf time hoard
4
Tlt 1-ispe't 10 Aetna- 7oTiii+i s llRhlrp rs-
ir( r•asen of the bringing hullo effect
of this net, l'mv.vid,d that heron.
payments are Made 'su11. n4J11stuam•nts
41111 p:l w41ut1 shall h1 llmprr'ed by
tlme_444weri ler itn ma.lim ._ _-_ . i>-
The Liberals force) several dirt-,
-1141 r nta•iu+e 14111 Tit— ihilFlT"-`.
n'ndttll. 11,411. W. 14, Fielding el
for KilnulteneolM e-a'Itet),I.' Thio i
W1114 14eg:It1y'eaTT1C 11 to S” .a1.1Pkeur!P
King, for, u*4' of Provincial lista,
Atealith111 • Joe :twat „n all* Awe-- ativwl by nil to is ;• \t`. 1h. Fodor.
to strike out Idle Milseetliur -rr41arll-
hil•nlh'tie. negati ed by Ott to (19. nod
A. 1t. McMaster. to ,afnr'e pnhHrn-
tlou of name of prop•IgaudHt, 114411-
11v1s1 by SO to let 'Then the hill
passed.
.among other things (Millie the
Willi, 1114 01171.7/1111.111t pal 1111'11111411 a
1111 to hand oi•er eonh•oi air die fowl
*itn*$ion to the ita1hvly Commission,
It looked very much like u tense of
"passing the buck." but the 4'onlnlls-
Slatt Ily 11"411#11).11"411#11).7.nlr.Iga'nl1* 111" ingg4'•
44otmw,---wiw1-441-tti4 r letbilk y- TMs- poo-+
pie of Canada will not suffer 1,y the
change,.
Business of Session Concluded.
.Nn 11.35 4411 Thnraday warning the
IIII*Ila•N, of the Illouw' was' conclud-
ed, NMI. ufser a cotuphliut by Mac-
k,vyla King against the Government's
method of rushing thr"ngh 14 palm' of
m*
lt,4ess at the hast mnm4tn, ('very•
thing WW1 rood' for the arrival of
the Governor-li.+nernI at 2.:h) the
*x111111 afternoon. .(1441 F144.11,11ey nr-
r1r,41 111 due s('a*Ilh, summoned the
1'onunoner* to the Red4'humbev,
praised their work anet wl*hed them
farewell and lomat lock. Thus 1t
ended.- •---- .
As M the next w•*slon none amid
wifely foreenet. if a .,
n IJ•tl,n Itlt•r-
r1'nseems/, as se,/ w than 110/0411111.,many of the pre*ent m,mts•re have
rllwt(•ed their last $4,(I(1) cheque. if
the session Nimes first the CorPrn-
ment's msJotlty w111 be even *malleo
than H wale i14.. time,
arand a dor-
lett tha 1wllon Ju*t rimiest 11 dwin-
dled to ore. 'then, on an miters.**e
rote "ReInh'at In I'ae•."
FANNING MILL SIEVES YES ANDS
SCREENS
manufactured to order for 1111,4 wake of wi11 for eleat4tIg 'sine
of grain (77'RPx'tt: W1711 S.14(111/11. Flexing and••r
#'amie pruls•r1v
arranged lar nearly any ordinary fanning mill, sleds and grain ,.f
way kind 1•nu 11P1141 thoroughly 4lenuel ns Is possible to clean t4, .I
When ordering sieves or w•re14s be, very careful to 4:144 4 . •
exact ,lie 1ee1•11141, 111111 the,' 1e' ore 1 ..
r,' 11111,. 10 d.
Sieving and screening *old by the •muarc foot if desired. G'.1
fanning mill frames rewired. Contpiete 114.0 sir%,s and screen.,
evade to order.
Nlail onL r. cnr"fnl!c alt„nllcll to
THE GODERICH MERCANTILE CO LIMITED;
(.(►1)11141('11,
\ i
)441141o hmc
tatton and \fucillttcs foo/ mnllnfacturiag, I bath
transferred buy fubuing mill supply Liu/Minnto the above firm. ',
• J. W. AIIMOTltt)N(:.
The Indemnity !wrens,.it41iH17 or wrongly the menths•rs
hare•_ 41!!t411(Ir incrensn4l Inten11.44 r :
b1•a
and 'nse (•ottani members of the
Press tiallcrr fought the 1 ,l'r:ase
there has leen nu4•11 erid.nee .1
hard feeling* oil the part o1 some
hack henehenl.
Thio wax eery 1(Mle olJe4a1'nl to
the Iner.'nse Itself. There was. how
ever, 1.01011111•711111P feeling against an
Increase at the present time. when
eonnomy' wise tiring urged upon the
country, and int 11 few day. afterr
the returned soldiers had been told
that nothing more could 114' 1111111' to-
ward Inn0In41 their demands. tow:lune
the ctnnitry could not afford It.
e'
14,l, i,nnotot. a Liberal front !A-
pr/ill-le N.pl*rrille. fought a41ni1n1
the Increa*t', ftp Maimed that 12.•
sell WAS enon4111 and wanted the In-
demnity In remain at thnt figure.
There were others who meipport411
to
his motion who dillrt entirely
agree. hilt who felt that the time for
e'
nn Inrr,s,was not now. Among
tiles who voted with Mr. 1. netnt
was lion. T A. ('rerar. The vole,
howe1'Pr. allowed the feeling 1 the
members generally. It *tall: for
the Increased Indemnity 107; against
the Increase. 11. In a great many
,omen* (11. explsnaten 414 frond In th
fart that this members' themselves;
malls. that they are not to map
the harrow many Mena times A M
' "No, 1 know nothing about music."
rm"API you have to di is to jangle this
cowbell."
WWI
4 Rut,' suppose -I tome it at the ml
U ace ?"
"You can't tis taut jsis."
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