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Thomas,. Marcs 10, 011.-7
Studebaker and Gray -Dort
MOTOR CARS
Let us give you a demonstration with these
cars before you decide on your spring purchase.
Our repair shop has been operated to its
capacity all winter and the cars are still coming
in. Bring yours in and have it done before the
spring rush comes on.
Our ncw battery charging Eutfit is working
splendidly and we are now in a position to handle
any number of batteries.
We have in stock several kinds of the Non -
Glare Lenses, at prices ranging from $2.75-$4.50.
Stop walking to work. Come in and get one
of our new Bicycles. They are here ready for
delivery.
Case Farm Tractors and Machinery.
ARCTIC ANTI -FREEZE for your Radiator.
Columbia I)ry Cells are the best for all purposes.
T E
EAST S R EETGARAG
T. F: HOLLAND
Electric Wiring
Let us give you a figure on Four sviring. It will be
-wotttr••yreur while.
1f your ELECTRIC IRON is out of repair do not.leave
it until you %-ant to use it. We have repairs in stock for it.
New stock 41f TUNGSTEN LAMPS, 10s, 25s, 40s, 50s,
60st, 75. and 10)s. Reasonable prices.
!'all ;tial see us for anything in the electrical line.
L. T€
Old Colborne Hotel Corner
P1i 1NI':
sisweeerwse
New Automobile Paint Shop Opened
I have opened an Automobile Paint Shop and am prepared
to handle all classes of Cars for painting and refinishing
,CALL ON US OR PHONE
Have you gof your Anti -Glare lens as required for all
automobiles? I handle the
MCKEE LENS
which has been approved by the Government
Let us show you its good points over other makes
JOHN CUTHBERTSON
Decorator West Street opposite Masonic Hall
Phone 354 P. O. Box 509
The Law
as amended Nov. 10, 1919
TReferendum on Referenduon April 18 is to ratify a new federal
law, namely, the Canada Temperance Act, as recently
amended by Dominion Parliament. - •
If a majority of the people of Ontario vote in favpt'.1
the Canada Temperance Act as amended, then, in the mace
words of the law, it follows:
1.
2.
"No person shall import, send, take or transport
into such province any intoxicating liquor.
"No person shall, either directly or indirectly, manu-
facture or sell, or contract or agree to manufacture
or sell, any intoxicating liquor to be unlawfully imported,
sent, taken or transported into such province.
3. "The cprriage or importation of intoxicating liquor
thrnugli such province shall only be by mean; of a
common carrier by water or by railway and not other-
wir', and during the time any intoxicating liquor is be-
ing so transported or carried no person shall open or
break or allow to be opened or broken, any package or
vessel containing such intoxicating liquor, or drink, or
use or allow to be drunk or used any intoxicating liquor
'II therefrom."
NOTE. -This law does not prohibit importation of liquors
to be used foe sacramental, medicinal, manufacturing or com-
mercial purposes, or the importation of such liquors as are
permitted to be sold by the laws of the Province.
"Shall the importation and the bringing of intoxicating liquors into
the Province be forbidden?"
Vote and Vote, "Yes"
Close the door to imported "booze"
Ontario Referendum Committee
18
A
COMMUNITY SINGING.
Hy Tbutna. McGillleuddy, In Farmers'
Magazine.
Huinau befogs are gregarious. The
dictum that 11 Is not guts) fur min to
le alone Is u.1t c011fiutsi 1 i things cou-
uublal. Ma11 by nature Is u mixer.
Folks will fuck. And 11oth111g draws
11ke a crowd. 1.14 11 IW kuowu that
-They're all gongto be there," and
they all will try to be there to 111,1e
thwu all. People w'111 follow the crowd
whether It 1s In rue or hl orb.
The cotujwratively abut -In life of
dwellers ou the Tartu has always been
played uu by thus• who have apoke11
or written on rural problems. The
transporta1Iou Idea has often been
given as the cure fur tares !smelliest*.
(:0t111 roads, automobiles, electric rail-
ways- •what we call rapid transit ---
there Ir the remedy, they say. Well,
not altogether. While there Is touch l
to is. re•uuuueltdei I11 phy11ca1 or
vehicular transom!, psychological
tnulsports must also he takeu Into cu11-
sldeeatiou. The wail and spirit mart
'eaa Iw bh'
Ire alum as well t
a
Iw carried
K
What Is called, the "...immunity 'spirit"
-a social means of .transport, 'some-
thing not made with hands'-nnist lw
the leading factor In bringllig people
together 111 the rural re•tluu+. Attrac-
tion, after all, Is more potent than
mere traction: although g.od haulage.
couplet with good tellowahip. quickly
lends to sn'la1 perfection. -
The strange, the Funurre Instihttra.
and the 1'. 10. O. organizations have al-
ready 114)m• away twilit much of. the
old-time teolatluu of country Ilfe„atsl
111: energy shown by those younger In
yearn who have participated In tlC
sctivitlr* of *Moo' fairs mud hope
and girls' elutes haw also shown that Y
new day Inas arrived for more clulatble
wo11ditlana In rural n••tghlorh.aa.lyO
As the result of many yeay* ex-
perienee with Y. M. 1'. A.'s, tnlu s meal
tripe clubs, and military cantles. 1 have
...imp to the cmclttlllun that people en,
Joy mine 111411 any other music that In
which they take [tart publicly. A eom-
muuhy slug -stung, no matter whore 111
dingedlin, shwas,* stets as a social
tonic. It los a solvent, of creed, emote
and ultra dignity. It eatch.hl all pres-
ent if, they will only catch 1Iw how.
It lakes the croak out of the throat,
the furrow' from the worried brow.
the hard line' from mouths that have
been grut, ing grim, anti the crowsfeto
from the corner of the en*. It melts
the icy Manner. 1t knocks the starch
out of 'even the so-called superior
ISSIp1e. To sing t igether is: to get to-
gether.
I Ila 1.1. .44.11 hard-headed horsiness
stud professional wen, .% ho have taa•11) 1'.\RIIF;F: S FIGHTING il'EEl'H.
1tloked 1.11101A WW1 nl.v ,9r frac by 1111•11', __(
employees', turn oto et ha outlet. or club (.0'.rrlllllrll1 Wailing for "Nomelldng
gatherluge in the city and dr';' nil
their (Nulty *tut "(trout,'' as, they J0)•- to Turn l•p:'
uualy b•llowtd solar popular ditty. or •.aul14,m ma rot at Li,a•r.ii, ..f
ruieulnly Joined 111 *mule
ri•ut111"111 !Nei comity italliumusll' selected
ruing, rlg, and doing 1t as It the fate -A..401484 J turner us 1I,uir .,F'.elerul
of uatione delwuded upon their tieing atnuit»rd•bearer yerterd:n. The notui-
heart. 411d, will 11 tulle c.latitg. a nation it•na uuld,. by u c '.•1111,911
farmer can uutchlt :uany .rot)' rh'•1'' which otd-tlinirs drsrrNo• :as one of the
'weuus' of better rlu.t :old In„ 11,."1- largest, most 'rekeecittatice fwd oust
opulent.•
M,islt 11.11. 'IWdy. hid :a 1"tliilg enthusiastic i" Im the hh*fvn!i •f the 000
place in rural a'ntertalmu.ml. '1'11,• old -1 fi..44 u.)'. Ih•hy;eter N'4'r1, (swoon
t /row r.' ira•t of the philia +, tp..n-
fYgh I//111"1 alugtnlg L!l•hol ave a `esu'"' I sl41eru1/11' I1111111Y•1' 1,•11,1! Iadh's. uta l -i.
Ohm or two of agrk•uku is all 1111 ,lull. which su•:us sono" :pat, „ma so
for melody, end reflected it'se 111 the (Ton d.el That 111:1 14) had In gland'
vohlme of congregational stinging 1h•tt I ahruugbeut 1111! online pns•.Rvlluds.
ub(ulned forty yt•mrr ago. This)• In me. .13...) g A. Jl.lrlin. pre -Meld of the
chtlrc1* asatoublleg that hearthl.•ss 111111 (•,/1111')' 1).. S :'.1.r, .srul/i"d the 1' 1114.
colinue Is terry lunch wanting. 1 and u11w11g." the.int gla•:nkers .were tiyu
Community a, j!ng 14.111 1" •!1 Ao l ladfws, )Irl. (11r.1 .11:111 and Nies. tuft.
revive _ties oams:h 11(' and 11411 Ie..1t win Uurrlugfou, both of wb.uu teal-
TIiei ' v°e°llsm of the gto,l old d ass. 111•ibaud sparkling and spirited short
The people who c:un slug with cies I+dch•esa.•.
"Keep the Howe Fires Morning" will
he able to put feeling -horn "L4I)(,1'llatsg on••-•Sltalelhlstg MAY Tun l'p•'
Kindly Light," and those who c.s'i-! Mr. Fret 1•'. Pardee, M. 1'.. who ar-
ferously bidt you "lack l'ii Your, rived from int:nv:l un the art. -room'
'
'rroul
blre In our Itid Kit Bag." ere! tralil, roused the contention to a high
likely to he Just a4' !suety In exhorting pitch of 4.114 1111.134111. Ile `described
1 e'nobility
co . Li s t to capital,
II{II a at 1
Your Blessings."or M
you to ^1'ouit Y. ur 1 ,
"Brighten the Owner Where You are." to ''riv.rganire' the 4':.binel bemuse of
Hest 10mnm1111ty .singing imlplirr a
g.hlera1 pa rtMips' tism. Everybody
should have at least n whack at the
choruses. A ennoble Ie.uler with (Nth
taste and gum:Mimi can bring h.•.Irty
null genuine mel.slc out of tiny rural -
-_
gathering. .Simple methods and e
knowledge of human stature ono' 011
the! are Iuvsied. Ile will firsts fry out
the juniors. and chll.i,ren will never -
refuse to sing. Then 111e -theta will 111• :
Reined by thetngelres, followed bythe
toys. Now we are g'tllug along. 'l'hl•
next thing we know the leader 11;18 the
wuulPn 111 rolling along all by thein
wave*: and thea, wonder of wuud.•r-,
he calls upon "men oily" lo ming. and i
they get at It like thy; g..od sport's that
they are, s1 14441' tIl 4111(1'.'. 11n• woinen1
folks and the kiddies th(t music le
something that 1s hi the sued of 1111.!
11111 that driving :a le:110 111 the Mid
ds a rap)/al alit towaad des limning a
x1(11 mud nn'geplouic Istritone.
Then let us have community singing.
111111 plenty of it : but 'let .It be s..me
thing more tl•ni mere aim;-"o11g. .3.113
thing .1."ent Will do to lu•gin with. the
simpler the 'better, as it sort .r11hiTTr•r-
iug tip exercise. But let suouttlahhc
more emblltums 1e attempted mutt- awl
then, si.•h as gier•.r, anthems, rant 4, e -
or perhaps uratorlo,, with big sol ',-
from, the (dries no .stars, 1mt 4v(!1, .111
hands 41rillel for the choruses. Swine
Time an easy aid cleat comic opera
might he tout on. boat with 1111 indention
of crowding out the more solid music:
for it is well to r. iurnlls'r the force
tins! JnstnPgw of that very mortis -1f oh
sm . alto. Tf-thr'
rap. xl. '141, "The letimn, 4'e Is'.•11 as
the sugar. he 11ee1"d to intake the
punch."
1'omninnity mottle and ...immunity .
singing should lie en:•'nrnge•l. It Is a
sweat. phesle•a1. ut•utn1 11 ha mord
tonic. Less piddle beuefactisms huge
tarn -1113=5114 1W The +dire. -
the Gear of by-ele'tiuus and the c1u-
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N Sllaekie, - No Semite -No Scall
Jest Swallow a Capsule
RAZ -MAH Is Guaranteed
to restore normal breathing, stop mucus
gatherings in the bronchial tubes, give
Iso` sights of quiet sleep; contains no
habit-forming drug $1.00 at your drug-
gist's Trial free at our agencies or write
Tamplatoaa, 142 King W., Toronto.
Loral Agents -Dunlop's Drug Store.
Sass an exchange : "the man who
imagines he has no equal must lead a
very lonely life." He does, brother, for
few people care for his society.
'Tobilmfhalt hath
shall be fiver'
Was the Biblical version Of our
modern saying,: "Notation suc-
ceeds lika aunoesa." dao It was
with Ds. Pierce, of Buffalo, N.Y.,
11 In,. user 50 years ,tgo,LYave I„
the world a Pr•.eripflotiwrIti,•h
has raver been ...quelled as a
tome for the weaknesses ,.f
women, 111l4ny women In every
hamlet, t',wn or city Will gladly
testify that De.'Pierces leavorito
Prescription did them a'.1•ul Id of
good. Ask your neighbor. ,-
A,nith,'r .4 this moat
Maier sues...fill remcli"s Is
known as Ur. Pierer s t 7 d,l.•n
Medical Uistrovery and, 114 • the
"I'reecriptien." Ig 11ow sold by
dri,pglsyl everywhere, In iwdh
IIquW aWd tablets. 'I'liis me11-
1,1119 War a success from the
starts fur-the-Itat -of mem and
women 011 over the universe
who have uccessfnlly used it
for lndig"sl• n and as a Mood
tunic and syat m builder, makes
an amazing total of tiourands.
.wequeut decision to "reorganize" the
party by adopting a urs party usury.
(Laughter.) "We object," he said.
"to the inclusion of the word 'LNwral'
In the new 1181114', became. It doer out
Icloug. Itlt If they desire 1(1 per-
petuate the old union between Nation-
alist and 4'pmser'm(iya•, that. of course,
Is their own itifi1r.". ("hear. bear."t
-A1111.1 renewed laughter .Mr. Pardee
4.11114411112.4.41 1114' 1441 fey of the Jleighei
AIIiiIslry ns "Ilan; 1111, and, lu 1Ile
.Ineunthoe, so11u•tlatug umy turn up."
"The I:uv..rhhleut knows right well."
he'hr.a•WYIWI, "I tort 11 14111 lost 1(1.'41111-
111.•11.-e of 111' country. It knows it
hug lost the confidence of 111e public
It Is supposed to represent. It knows
It has lust the clnfideu'e of the 1,"(1111•
who put It. there three ,rears ago for a
speifir purpose. 1(111 It retain* cou-
fiden.e Ili Itself atul lu '!Tae• House 1/1
4'uuu1141is b)' u majority of .5
t ls.light.•rl - and it Ilkea the 'tweets of
°Mee more than it respect. Is111tlenl
uurulity. prolific:0 nuuallues1, dignify
or courage."
Res for Tari, Talk. -
, Ther W:1. ,,rely (1114' (11111-1', Jnr. Par-
dee tole "I ant. in which the Me1ghea
i:(1veruiu• t c(1mld look for support.
It could la ark to the sd.1i.'rw. 1t
could not b In the ?amen'. - It
1.0 111.1 (1
all n t a u ill w•urk'ierr It
n
could not Wish . t119 plain. people of
('1118.14 In nIs*,l if activity or ell-
11e:1V44r. lit 1111:4),Ii . , to the slsrlelly
'privilegeda1u1 highly prote-(.'I big in-
terests. For this re,1sott, i1 wag en-
ile'acuring to' raise a(t:11(1 the Issue of
high protection, For Ints r•,ao.li it
WAS talkh.g 1arf1T(4.
".t1 the proper time and in the
proper plass- t.il,•ralienl will deal, with
that 1,4(4119'." .Ie•l:tl•el Mr. I'.19Y1."', amid
cheers. "I,II..'ralfsnl is 1111 re•nrd 111111
4'111 ace the Issue uplarely. Between
tariff for rev4'une 141141 tariff for /hire
ntinlpulatiom and privilte pr.ilihsoin*
ihere is no doubt /IS to where Lils'r.rl-
isni stfnds. The neeegvarlos of life
;.14111141 1,• made it reasm'1114' ng p's-
-IMe. It is unjust and wrong to over -
..ix. them. .Ilnlnlgeurr In luxuries. by
'hosewho ran 11ffor, Boon 1a mother
matter. "'swiss of luxuries ought to
cp'•t to p1)• their sexy, to votorlbm(0
;1•neromily to the revestmP1 of the
State.
%Ins of 1 iheralisni.
"ttrxt't- think- I am' prenehing freer
trade." uroeeel.•l1 Mr. Pardee '91'4'
isnot Ina ye free trade 111 4':Inada.
But 1 11111 opposed .111.1 true Liberal-
ism Ig opposed to tariffs high *a
1tnn:11I's gallons. tariffs designed to
make the rich. richer 1(11.1 the. poor
poorer. ' (Prolonged cher.). We
sant 1(1 make this fine country of u1n•*
tarda resslve and prosperous. We want
n make It happy for the 11( •s of the
111:1118. 11111 Imtnrinns fur the favuresl
DANDERINE
•
Stops Hair Coming Out;
Thickens, Stout ities.
A dew rents buys "Danderine." After
• few applications you cannot find a
When hair or any dandruff, besides
every hair show-, new life, vigor, bright -
a6, Inore colors nr and abundance.
HEAD STUFFED FROM 1
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages logit Up. 1
Instant relief -no waiting. Your
clogged nostrils open right up; the air
passages of your head clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking, snuf-
fling, Iaowing, headache, dryness. Nc
struggling for breath at night; your
cold or catarrh disappears.
('ret a small bottle of Fly's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic.
healing cream in your nostrils. It'pea-
etrates through every air passage of the
bead, soothes the inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief comes in-
stantly.
it's just one. Don't stay stuffed -up
with a cold or amity catarrh.
OUT 0' ORDER
STOMACHS
ENJOYING SPORTS AT QUEBEC
•
,(i) Tilting Tournament on Duiierin Terrace. Cuebee. (2) A group of fair skiers at Quebw�
.tlhuling to .refereu•rs / by local
speakers hi the la'ol;ildlitr of a thre•-
rnl'llered contest l.y restsfMs (11 m
F:irno•r ea militate being fi flu• field.
t1r. Pardee t.,'k issue with there who
were critically 11lclinea}. •'•1 have to
fault td Mel with the 1'. F. (►," he
s1141. "91'e Mare no JnsCgnarrel with
them. This Is 11 free country air
ought to ie. Fere' spe•.'h nod frau•
court iflt Mimi act len tire Hetet" of
LlberaIlvm. any represent,'tiya body
of Canadian men mull women Have the
right to seek direct expression rind
dit',et represl•utiltion In P:, rllia 01111!
They have am nitwit right to do that
Art you or I hare -
Progressives On Same Road.
••Rut titre Is 1/111' thing i do think
- and 1 ion not saying it to curtsy
favor in any way wlfh our friends
the Farmers -that it is a pity, to say
the least, that ,there is AO little evf-
de041• of willingness to work together
in hnrnes* with another progressive
travelling in the same direction and
havilig. to so large an -extent, similar
pnrpoees. That is the part whieh 1
':sort get. But then it Is none of my'
I •ntif nes"." (J•a tighter .and _cheers.)
Mr. Pardee eons -hi def' 118 assuring
the eonventinn that he would enrry
hawk to idlwrilfsm et 1►ttawn a mes-
sage from tlfe ennyentlnn. of Its spirit
and enthusiasm, and bespoke for the
r:rodidite, Mr. Lowe, tit' good welshes
1(1111 4'o -operation of all Liberals and
lovers of representative and good goc-
I'rnulent.
Mirk to Pone Hush.
Oshawa Telegram.
. A lot of young men make the mistake
of thinking that some other line or 'place
offers better opportunity thin their
eresent w•nrk or position. Sometimes this
Is true, but more often it is not true. As
a matter of fact, most of us are Tess than
fifty per .cent. efficient in our present
positions. Thee potations therefore offer
Splendid opportamities for making the
tint important advances in personal
efficiency.
Church Advertising.
Christian Guaallan.
The church can no more expect that
what it has to offer for the upl.ft and
blessing of the world will make a strong
appeal if it is not taken up and com-
mended on every possible occasion, and in
every consistent way, than the manufac-
turer can expect that his goods will sell
in any phenomenal fashion if he does not
advertise. The conatstent, whole -hearted,
nthu idvertising .•f ire trends has
teen one of the obligations and duties
that the church has very poorly fulfilled
in the past, and, indeed, that it is very
(xxmly fultillirlg today. •
A gentleman was walking along a
country lane one day when he was start Ica
to see a man's head appear above the
dirty water tithe ditch.
"Why, i'at," he exclaimed, "what are
you doing there ?"
The Irishman smiled aheepi•hly.
"Well, sir, being tired of this life, i am
ttyirg to drown myself
"But why, t en, do you keep putting
your head out of the water '
"Shure, now,- replied Pat, "i have to
keep coming up to get my hte:tth !"
CZEMA
Ton are not
s x pe rIment-
Ing when
77a 11144* 1)r.
ceases oint-
ment for ?creme and Skin Irrlta-
tl.nls. It relieves at rine. and gradu-
ally heals the .110. slunple not 1n.
Q1s,e's anln,ent free If yin mention this
r and send 9.'. stamp fur pnstege. Me. a
ani nesters air Raman**, Bates • 0a►.,
tt�=tx . _
In44estion, Acidity, Sourness
and Gases ended with
"Pope's Diapepsin"
The moment you eat a tablet or two
of Pape's Diapepsin all the lumps of in•
digestion pain, the sourness, heartburn
ibd belching of gases, due to acidity,
vanish -truly wonderful!
Millions of people know that it is
needless to be bothered with indigestion,
dyspepsia or a disordered stomach. A
few tablets of Pape's Diapepsin neutral-
ize acidity and give relief et once -mo
waiting! Buy a box of Pape's Diapepein
now! Don't stay dyspeptic! Try to
regulate your stomach so you can est
favorite foods without causing distress.
The oat is so little. The bessflle soma,
MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
Accept "California" Syrup of Ftp
only-Io.k for the name California on
the package, then you are sun your
•'h11d 1. having the beat sad mod
harmless physic for the little stomach.
liver and towels. Children love its
f-ulty torte. Full directions on each
HOW YOU CAN TELL
GENUINE ASPIRIN
Only Tablets with "Bayer Cross"
are Aspirin -No others!
There is only one Aspirin, that merited
with the "!layer teres""-sll other tab-
lets are only acid imitations.
Genuine "Bayer 'tablets of Aspirin"
have heen prescribed by physicians for
nineteen yrars and proved safe by mil-
lions for Pain, Headache, Neuralgia,
(olds, Rheumatism, Lumbago. Neuritis.
Handy tin boxes' of 12 tablets -also
larger "Bayer" packages, not be had
at any drug store. Made in Canada.
Aspirin 'is the trade mark (registered
in Canada), of Bayer Manitfaaure of
Mnnoscetieaeideater of Salieyliraeio.
While it is well known that Aspirin
means Bayer manufacture, to sexist the
public against imitations, the Tablets of
Bayer Company. Ltd.. will be stamped
with their Irma trade stark, the
"Beyer Crag.