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THE SIGNAL PRINTING 00.., LTD.
W. 11. Robertson, Bidltor and Manager
Telephone 85 : (iodericb, Ont.
Thursday, Julie 4th, 1896
hcoutiuuetf to enlist and has main -
THE CONSERVATIVE CHOICE talowul an unite in Toronto up to the
present. When lbs anc'leat concern
Earl Rowe, Y.P., was (tie choice of dorm dually fold up U would to St-
taa tilatartu t;cettlpfvetive eeiveitba ting it sums sort of ceremony could
last week for the leadership of the
party In this Province. Ile was chos-
en on the second ballot, five aspirants
-Leopold Macaulay, Wilfrid Heigh-
laaton, A. H. Acres and Arthur Ellis,
_ Lti rasa/bees of the Legislature, and
Mayer Stewart 11t --Toree4.-having
dropped out after the first ballot.
Oolonel George Drew, wbo did not get
"Buckln" nor "Bewkta" is the correct
proaaaciatloa. It is a little difficult
to 'explain in print. but if you can
pronounce "loch" or "Eccletecban" la
tbe proper S ottiseb fashion you can
give just the right twist of the tougue
to the word 'Buchan." It you don't
just understand, ask Sir. Weir.
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Considerable Interest was aroused
by the announcement of the Canada
(bwpany, published last week, of its
desire to sell Its remaining scattered
holdings of land In Western Ontario
and finally to wind up its business
While Jtek t al active fume lu Ontario
affair t arirrtnee- waw, the CuntjMay
be arranged to mark the inept. LI
was guilty of faults In its early days,
just as all companies wauaged at long
range have been throughout tbe Em-
pire, but it did open up a substantial
and now prosperous section of Can-
ada and a record of its activities will
be a part of the history of t'aaadalor_
centuries to e•ume.
into tai contest Mit: fortwlgbt bey� • • •
fore the coneentiob, tis ' user" P Sslw a, e
pri at Shetiff'ala: waa yttangly "Ifife Jc. 11 "•deAge. Ibis. organisatio'n�1
Mr. ibrie 1r i tromehtur-zndalbe 4.41- t eb TepasarakaajAsw
have a day of water sports.�1
would not to possible to orguutzr a re-
gatta for tbe First of July ; but at
some later date in the summer, be-
fore tbe visitors get away, a program
eral Hoose, as waa Mr. Hepburn when
be was chosen as Liberal leader. Like
Mr, Hepburn, the Conservative leader
is a farmer. He is a few years older
Seita Mr. Hepburn, being forty-two,
Er. Hepburn L thirty-nine. He
of sailing. rowing and canoe races.,
-- euntest�t and ether events
Cas racing fraternity, as he s bred a T,.'.
might be put neeraissiffiebo
THE SIGNAL
-- GODERICH, ONT.
SENATE ATTITUDE ON B. N. A. ACT
AMENDMENTS INTERESTS 'OTTAWA
Radio Committee Favor Continuance of Public Control -Parole Sys-
tem Reoeives Setback from "Red" Ryan Affair -Finance Min-
ister Dunning Gives Figures on the 8100 Duty Sltemption to
Tourists --Alberta's Monetary Doings Viewed with Mistrust at
the Capital
( By J. A. Hume. Special Correspon-
dent of The Signal)
t►ttaws, June 1. -Atter further Con-
aereatice criticism, tine Senate, with-
out a recorned sat:, referred to 11s
banking and Commerce committee for
further study the Guverutueut bill to
amend the B.N.A. Act to give Indirect
taxation powers to tbe I'rovint*s.
Tbtee neral --*heat aktatn.,*ijL, i .r
comment from the Attorneys -General
of the Provinces and from represen-
tatives of public bodies and cowwer- 1
clot interests aa to the possible effect
of the legislation, which the Conserve -
thee fear is fraught with such danger
fo Confederation *u&.L itcb the Liber-
als
iberlis claim indicates only the desire of
the King 4lovernnteut to ca, -operate
with the Provinces and save them
-llietikrapteirsserleser frees
Jroweyet, that the t'onsert
lion either to throw out the bill en-
tirely or at least to amend it drasti-
catty.
Latest mores of Premier William
Aberbart of the Alberta Social Credit
Government to cut all Interest rates
compulsorily to 2.5 per cent. and to
Lome scrip certltleatee for Proriaclal
amber of
them fast - hu sea alai td aeoal he " are lands eerie* cos-
ois.a•, t �at "drawing ir(rcern here. Canstrcipbrc condition
Western Ontario. ew
water sports, but alae* the Menetung and large municipalities stampede'
Goderich fees excellent fac(titta.'!OL'41t1 ,WiUll.Desrtij:,yt arrOethees
mar Sprees was laid at the convention"Canoe Club abandoned its annual r
follow Alberta's lead. It la safe tore-
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'-w Upon .the party's opposition to the soy that Alberta is not likely to se-
gotta,Kbool tax legislation a goal want' years ago, such
g passed at the cure the F51irrut guarantee desired for
sports have Peen ttrtcler;tM to retch a its refund! ro iv ott tq
tae{- session .t the Logi !edged and tag P bora . y "al)" newly -elected leader pledged him- deg". that we "light almost as well s„ry btr.i-. T1be sttuattoa b rety
self to re be tiring In an inland town. It la tangled and uncertain. Time alone
peal the Hepburn legislation
to be hoped that the suggestion will
can untangle 1t or, as some fear, fur
u gtv•
ea toe opportunity, 6rlden {her cow ollrate it.
the rvative leaders consider this Iw•e kept altre. and that some cert.-tb.4i, I
pe hoc gneatloa an issue upon active and enterprising young men of _ The "Red" a• Episode
- .4he town will establish this year what Norman ("Red"1 Ryan, by bis re-
wbleh they tray_ lettere surreys at�tern to a lit. of crime. let down some
the gest ariy art rime become *novo_ tar and
gtta•eral election. Certainly wide as uioderich's annual regath. ta)ttporteat political people Dere very
it is an issue that will create velar- • • • • Jiedly, notably Conservative Leader R.
Jan strife and will trod to drive a 1L Bennett and Mime Agnes Maephall,
hedge between Protestant* and Ito- I The Wlartou Echo cannot be blamed I'.F.O.•lgtlor, Orey-Bruer. prison re-
4*n glue tic
'tory to the Conservative party, how-
ever, one may doubt. One or two
elections back in the last century
were fought on a somewhat similar
• issue, and Oliver Mo1(at, the Liberal
, (Premier of that time, withstood tie
attack of the Conservatives Ird by W.
• R. Meredith. Connervativee may ley_
taut Yr. Hepburn is not a Mowat -
to whish the obvious retort would be
that Mr. Rowe is not a Meredith,
ere were giants in those days."
tTbe present Legislature has sell
tee rears to run, and before the
lest election other issues may make
their way to the front. A success-
' fol financial policy, despite the school
stilt gneatloa and the Government's
guestloaabie record with regard to
Liquor, may bring the Hepburn follow-�
tesg triumphantly through an appeal
* the voters.
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EDITORIAL NOTES
'e, about that "million -dollar"
W week -just try to collect the
toilers,
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for feeling incensed at the Globe
broadcaster for describing Tobermory
a* "a little village near Owen Sound?
In the Brat place. it Is seventy -Bre miles
or wore from the metropolis of Grey
county, but apart from that Tobermory
is unique among villages la many
ways. In spite of the fact that it
Y loaned la the heart of the coatin-
eat it has an the atmosphere of one
of the world's jumping-off plates.
It's up at the tip of the Bruce penin-
sula, many miles of rugged country
separating it from the rest of Ontario, approval of such action In the tragic
and the matter was 1e4d over tem-
porarily. The proposed order was
described as a fraternal and Mutual
organisation.
Eieeler& Relent
The special committee ou the Fran -
enter anal Menton Atte reached a pr•-
limluary decision that neither propor-
tional representation (the Hare sys-
tem) nor the alternative vote can be
used --tit Canada with very good re-
sults, because of geographical (scat-
tered population► sad otbes ;,
tions. Considerable further atudy will
be waren to the problem next session,
also to a proper system of redistribu-
tion, to secure a more equitable re-
cording ot the popular w111 on electtou
day.
The 1100 exemption for Canadian
-Muriate. sttaa..ttyxt(T •albroved, In ef-
fect from May 1 to Mai! 21- Mr 'Dote
'Hug gave figures to show that at Fort
la, Ont., In that period 443 persona
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Japanese Grass Rugs
There's good service in their firmly woven grass with
cotton warp. Smart to complete cool comfort
of summer furnishings
Sue 38" z 72" 48c 8' z 9' ... $2.50 and $3.95 9' z 12'
$3.50
EVERWEAR COCOTEX RUGS
a z 7% ft $5.50 axon $8.75 8 z to ft. $13.00
ENGLISH TUSCAN CURTAINS
Heavy mesh in splendid choice of designs,
some plain with wide hems, some with
feRritt-bordee . SC" a124 9, lad $i.10
yards long. Pair
BUTTERICK PATTERNS ALL Ili FOR
JULY
FLOOR COVERINGS -
New patterns in 4 -yard -wide Linoleum, in
balvi-ist quality, at
per running. -
Floor Oil Cloths and Feltola, 2, 244 and :1
yards wide, at per square yard 45c and 50c
W. .&_SON
4SltaetLtaailptiaa 1►„ _ ...fir
la�-r r�-% �,�� 25
te:j r ----•.ewe a,wo rn.i.ra.��, vr��
torts y boon
r r .fir_-•.,.._,.C._,r..�,,,..,,,,,
claimed exemption on a total of I9000 -:'�:'_i•.. • ' "i•"'�ltt-+•;.,:t� „_ - --•--•-��.
Should Re a �twut "
of goods, or an average of r24 per
person. It was stated also flat at
Cornwall 1,143 persona crossed from
May 1 to 24, of %how only forty-eight
claimed exemption for *335 of goods.
or,only $11.08 on the average. Tbe
Minister said merchants from all parts Sa
ut t nt1Ql C. r aiipredtrd t6a legfds-
--`atrt;lEtdt►tfY•ilal -
Thespeedal radio cvmmltter broa;'fit
in a nuanlwuus report favoring the TutArte• June 3. -The Important elF..e.1:111.iaL
eoutln1Jaw a of pithily. epntroi. The meat of iporbmanahlp In pollutes ate
to Vituperation
alt Ste. Marie Man Went Little
Too 741r at Reoaat. 00/ 11.0.:..
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WI!ITF?ELD. June r. -Mr. and BENJ1ILLER. June 2nd. -Sir. aid
Mrs, Reg. Jenning and family, of Yrs. Harold E. Waiters were up from
Windsor, were week -end guests at the Toronto over Sunday visiting Mr. and
home of firs. .1enning's parents, Mr. Yrs. E. H. Witten:. Mr. E. 11. Wet -
and Mrs. Wm. Walden. tors, who -le seriously 111, Is not t -
A box nuclei will be held on Wed- proving very much.
June 1Utb. Everyone Yr and Mrs. Isere Harman •pelt
.t't tR a good time. the weeek-end in (lodericb with IWA
ortniiiiIll be readings solos and in- Ilarmsww paxata, �e'l1id.Eptl..mmber attended te memorial1 lir. ami ]Ir."'"ills jE� at thet'ifoo cemetery. tllyth, , Huiwestllle, rioted with C. J. waiter.
and, family ou Sunday.
Mr. sod ]Ira. Ghrrhte Young. of God•
erlrb, visited Mr. and Mrs. John Lam
on Sunday.
Sir R Pett uud Frank were In
Orangeytlle over the week -end. Mrs.
Pett, who had been visiting In De -
troll and Oraugevilie, returned with'
Mem.
makes e man so moon; as
1►oesil - betpe Emerson
Government is expected this session to ue have leen overlooked these days by
!wkuntt
p ss the sommltteea .phial re- mon ebd should know letter. If cue
cowweudatious for the abolttSon of the
pre,eot commission and the appoint- iwittl[ tit be a partisan, there 1" nothing.
meet[ of a corporation with nine honor- •• dill jtis't tt that ran be said alout
aryl governor- operating through a I theee'ewho are in the political spotlight. ,
ager The secinkal end to lest
to be under the radio telegraph branch
of the Marine Department, which
branchia to br-3'Iren more power to -1-e pt
i llPa ua cru lull radio lute r -
form proiagonbt. The twrole system terence. ('loser eco -operation is rr
will he operated with much greater 1Y1Otmeudevl Iet*een the eorporatlun
elution in the future and the clock and privately -owned radio 'station*
for the so-ealled sentimentalists re- pending establishment of a tromplete
ganUug prison administration has been psibllcty-owned system. To bar -
turned hack five or tell years. Gena- ern prurlslou of complete naUuaal
tor .1. r. Hardy, Liberal, Brockville, t'oreratte thruttgh tubllely-owned ste-
tha. asked the Federal Government to Uona, 11 was suegeeted the corpora -
make some pension or gratuity prom- thin be given power to borrow up to
alon for the widow and family of John lkSu0,110(1 from the Government to build
Lewis. Sarnia police constable, wbu new high power statlonkand provMe
gave his' life so valiantly, on the ,'liver needed facilities. With regard
ground that Ryan, a dangerous crime !to political broadcasting the eowmlt-
(nai, wan released from penitentiary , 1''t' was surprisingly frank in crlticir
through Federal authority. Cir lug the present Radio (bmmise ton for
doubtedty there would be widespread loose admluleMradon In that regard is
the last election lu allowing credit
It is beautifully situated and to the eireumatancea•
for such bnoadcwst and in not ae.tug
Hon. C. A. Uuaahpg, Finance Min -
later,
such broadcast% were openly -
east
along tbe shore of the peninsula later, as the reduced tariff on farm sPeaaoretl. 1t U suggested that in
Is some of the wildest and grandest (lmplenxntu was approved, said the future no dramatised politieal sketehes
scenery in the world. But it is more Government would weiconte a request be permitted. that time on the air
notable for its Duman element tbaa 1 from the machinery companies for a be alloted to all parties on a fair
for anything etre. During the war It full dress bearing before the Tariff !lasts, and that no pollt(e•al broadcast -
distinguished itself by enlisting tiers 1 Board as to the proper tariff rates ; lug be allowed on election day or the
on farm machinery. Meantime the two days Immediately prior. Tbe
than twenty men from a population agriculture committee is quietly par closeat co-operation b recommeeded
which boasted only twelve able-bodied suing Its Investigation of the problem. also between the Canadian Peens and
Mr. Dunning, as to gasoline, was the eorPoret(on In the provision of
We to Inform the Honer be bad of- adequate daily news broadcasts,
general manager sad an assistant Bea- Acaut�ting to the Conservatives. or, at
oral man many of thew. Premier lir
pburo
Moue. a man vs Oboist a single de -
reit. a deceitful. arrogant In-
t" ntr rl • rat s ttrtlp�a! sob" Ie dulug crerythtng ex- dr -tom
•$14.411 !'n»Ls4e1 f Is for isle ue
ps ni. And many Literals look ups,
form Premier Henry in pretty any
the svne way. No doubt Earl Row..
on Sunday.
Mee Edyth McDowell and Mhos Al-
berta Oabaideston, of Calerlch, visited
on ettnday at the home of the form-
er'', trrente, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Me -
Dowell.
Mrs. Norman McDowell and babe
returned borne on Sunday from Coders
lets. where they bad spent several
oeek* with her mother, Mrs. Oahe1-
males of military age. If these fig-
ures,are not exact they are essentially a
correct. When the influenza epidemic a
struck the community, almost every 1
person there was stricken, but, in c'
spite of the fact that the nearest
Octal word from the Canadian Nation -
1 Railway 1t would make no move to
nerease railway rates on blgb-grade
rude oil used mostly by the smaller
e6nery companies. It was pointed
tat. however, that such freight rates
ere international in their origin *ad
:'.Li s �,•���, doctor was Bfty miles away and he did y vara 1y>a, i!�'.t
�' � "'mad to know�ll�"ilrrtfl• . ibe trip no w
a �tAee,Jkp .bt Atl t Itwar ►ill for bringing tbe drat boat roar
A VOICZ FROM KINCAIIDiNIt
(From The Kincardine News)
From the Oode'rlcb newspapers we
learn that Captain Dalton Hudson of
the package freighter "aaperior" has
Lwow ud ao awnranee could'he given been presented with the traditional
%topsides -• se=lc b. A rentl3 de C'ttFeasony
Kee( Bdward M Unveil Maty )rsaMeel fwaa e a cih:
✓ ebb ttsund the Square are now s sing a deat�"�resn - ***lb ti.-; •
InShale That ring of trees, one only a few of the marto of distinction I [
of °Marilee features of Goner- which set "The Tub" apart from the .
Pr
ogrIeb, s�tly , register of the season's
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Mb. a'•ti1 * offer of a reward
Ifs- Aka dg. Uy. apprehension of J. J.
cannot . Res forth lawyer,
►anally* as reckless extra -
Involved In 41, ft stat the amount
something Hie sdho 4efalcatloga L
RtS,toq
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Rt. Hon. J. it.'fhomaa hat tilt bis
post *a Goiontalaurstary in the tion
erbsuent of Great Britain as the re-
mit -or 1"'leakage st advance inform -
Lion regarding be resat budget.
After an lurest(gatt.a Thomas Ry
pointed to as the mrsl,er of the Cabi-
net through whom the iwrk had ne.
curred, and the inevttahie rrsolt war
his reslgnwtlon. •-- Thoe., saneriw his t'
innoesnee, and It is quite o'ewlhl. that
hen ()Renee was unlntoitlonal; Doti they take thecae things aertun*ty in,
Great Britain,
rest of the world. The grand fish , Prime Minister Mackenzie [lag an-' 'official* taking part.
nounceci amidst applause from all I Aa we read the arta t w w d ted
preeentattoa, •nal other tows
which come out of her lakes and bays, sides that HU Majesty King Edward
VIII has gracloualy conaeated to ua-
vej! the Canadian war memorial at
Vim, Ridge, France, on- Sunday, July
26. Freneh leaders, President Albert
Lebrun and Premier Leon Blunt are 1
also expected to attend.' About (L000
Canadian veterans will make tbe pil-
grimage. The ceremony *111 be broad -
case by radio throughout Canada
around 10 a.m. and picture% w111 be
taken to he shown later throughout
the Dominion.
The Government honored two Winni-
peg airmen for their alrmansblp In
p%rtlelpatln; In the Lincoln Ellsworth
Antarctic fight recently. Herbert
Ibdllck-Kenyon was made an air com-
modore and J. H. Lymhitrner a group
cnptain.
Railway Affairs
Hon. t'. P. Fullerton, chief C.N.B.
trustee, and his two colleague,* w111 1
he given an opportunity to reply be-
fore the pariJamentery railway corn- t
101110e 10 comment* by Hun, C. D,
Howe, MlnIster of Railways, fie tbe
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and the grander stories of the bigger
ones which got'awar bate; one would
imagine, made everyone ie- Oatatie
familiar with this tine community of
fine people. The Globe broadcaster
would be well advised to spend part
of this mummer up that way and then
go home and ponder on lila faux pas!
FROM ONE OF THE
OLD-TIMERS
Eklitor The Signal,
Goderl,h, Ont.
Dear Sir, -Arc issue of your pipe
,t May 7111 was sent me a few day
age, in which your article, -The Old
•Vials% Will Enjoy This," brougb
oleic many fond memories of tort)
Tessa •ago. 1t la bard to realise that
fort? year. hsce Intervened since 1
at that time worked for J. T. Acheson,
next to Colborne'a store on the corner.
To read over that illi of names re-
m10,l.d tai o[ an Irish minstrel show
we pert wa.,,kl4 didn't we think we
were "l(" lift Oar faster colored sateen
rests, short pests and green ribbon
talus'% %( the hire.! HeO
atP Jokes that were p0114re1 offIw .ne Theat
name-
ntor--1 for -
ret h • name- asked onp e'�r`t1'ftp'1i
men. who happen.4 to be ltllty Logan,
did he know that it took nine tailors
t10 make • man, to welch It(Ily Logan
replier{. "Why, no;
x,41 melt teks nin_ ora u mean to
1'rklhem to tailors like Fitz
make ■ mite?" Nerdlees
to
Preeldent Eamon De Valets of the
Irish )'rev State host etteteeded in
having his Parliament roto to abolish
the trbb Renate, thus tsk(ng one more
step away from Ireland's aMocfatIan
with the Empire. There bas been
'" '^sus *....,• ao r sensation about tie mace
i• vrherp rti" 01151W-- ender
"DOC question" having tersely 1,1,4
MP power to raise political sod facia
pneutowa that It had some,leawdetr aro.
It may he that if Ireland bre
completely free she may he a better
friend of Britain than *he has bees
tit -snowy sectwrte*.,--•.
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Harking hack tr, a brief editorial
reference In these columns a few weeks
ago to the pronuni•tation of the Oor-
tre'veenscinears)'s faJnl13 nuJpe, Er. f*,
a: Wt(tr. IT.; whose- rlttht ter ItIEE.,
about thtigs Scottish eon hinny he
queastfoned, points tat that [either
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the audience hada good laugh,
"�tf(tt-irfitinp-irrteredly. ear.
ThPFP err0 many more $kea pulled
off that night, fent the oboes I recall
Mille clearly.
Artirler like the foregolne ere of
emir-, interesting to the old timerw-
tt y,w-•estarRae.4 j• every
• selsai fNpcttstie,
_w. r. tot•wentc;D-
c e e os er
on what hails the presentation waa
made and are still at a loan to know,
If our memory serves us correctly, the
tog "Donald Mae" trues the local port
left herr about the 8th of Jannary for
(iodericb to move the train beats
about the harbor on account of Ire
sheets which stopped the latter ves-
seta. Since that time the "Donald
Mac" has made two tripe Into the Ood-
erlcb harbor without any official recog-
nition. Accordlag to the Goderk•h
papers Captain Dalton Hudson 1•
credited with brute*,* the Bret brat
into tbe Ooderleb Mrhor. ?be natur-
a1 roncln%lon le trot the port of (1od-
erich ie ont for "big new." and the
fart that Vaptaln R. Lon* and the
crew of the "Donald Mac" made the
tripe under more difficult condition.'
than the "Superior" does not count for
40,145. N11U there le one pleasure to
we gotne•,I from tax tart that Captain
Loner 1s a captain of such ability as
it Ia• entrusted with the reaP01)5ibillty
Of handling the vessels throngb the
dangerous fee pecks during the winter
0115P, that they failed to deal as cone sesoon.
patently with C.N.B. affairs fie they
should have done. incidentally, 14. J.
Ilungerf,1?rd, C.N.R. prt•rident, an-
nounced the publicly -owned railway
pians an extension of its llns.fn North-
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u Miss (Ione ('ook spent last waakatttti
u Zurich friends.
b
i 114p a ry-elected leader of the Cotner-
'seer
in tkutarho, will find biro
'seer pril;ged ice a hundred different
wers?,betore very long.
Wadi,
. tine ase a man happen- to be a Con••
fie Ire or a Liberal. that Is not In
lit ilo agahn•t ta(.11-0. But If we
fir t believe supporter. of either per-
t�. tale eitizena who Near the opposite
piolifltal stripe are not gess) l'aoadlans,
part tarty if the other faction hap -
o be In power. criticism is to
tjttle;�{ected and welcomed. but 11 should
ke legitimate erttcf-w. based on fly
poli'I •s mud salons of the reignia(i
goverionent. Many people forget thit
under a democratic epeeist the major.
1ty' riles. Can a charge ot haring
elected a band of arch -Heade he truly
levelled at the majority of citizens
who placed the Hepburn Government
to potter? It 1■ a reflection on the
IntNRgeoce of a great body of IDPH
and women in this Province. As has
been *aid before in this column, the
8epburn Government Is open to criti-
cism ?Or its acts as a government, but
not ai"Jadlviduals. A halt should be
called to this calling of names.
' Junes Lyons' Break
Last week the Conservatives of On-
tario tet in eonreotion at Toronto.
One of the speeches made on the atter-
a000 of the balloting was that of James
Jtyoes, former member for Sault ate.
Marie, who wass • member of the Per-
I724 rttd�tkg the rims nillo of
Lttds a o ""'�R' trims sic3:.-,
a good speech and he attacked the
Hepburn Government vigorously. Bat
he lett a bad taste in the months of
many listeners when he described the
Ontario Premier as "an ordinary, damn
tool." This was going too far, even
or g -prettiest convention. Mr. Lyons
could hart achieved just as much ef-
fect by damning the policies of tbe
(lovernment without resorting to such
language. After all, Prrmler Hepburn
received a mandate from a majority
of the voters of Ontario. He fa the
leader of the Government and is en-
titled to some consideration, even from
the hands of hew eolith -al enemies. Mr.
Lyons did not raise hie own at«•k
when he said Mr. Hepburn was "as
ordinary. damn fool." ily making this
char;,-, he rant a doubt on the Intelli-
gence and good common sense of the
men and women who elect governments, I
Not Ail the blame goes to the Con-
werrative.'. Liberals moat shoulder
some of the responsibility as well.
There has been % tendency in resent
year. to aayll those sitting In the
seats of government wltb all the abuse
that can he burled at them. Once a
man rent -hes the heights of political
nnhition. he immediately becomes fair 1
HOLMESVILI,E game for the thrower* of dirt who,
' (Ike Jncksl%, wish to tear him down.
Ice a drma•rary such fie ('anarliatla en-
111 1,MlSRVI1.LE:, Jun5 ::. Mr. and Joy. there la not wide opteortnnity tor
ern ()Helve. east of Rouyn, and the Mrs, Fred Jh,tter had as re ettt guests ,IiSltnnest rind corretpt men 10 secnra
C.N.R. will fight the application of a Mr. cud Mrs. Victor Stove]) and fans positions of power. Sometime'* the
enlcwkliary of the 4'.t'.R. fwfore tee ply, of tletrest. I rlr4tors 4111)5)• s roan who should not
VHebee Lestslahrre for a charter 16 itev. J, W. Herbert Journeyed to'be given n pwMltlon of authority, but
Ildd a new Otte into that territory, t.ondon on TimeleY so attend the an- I the remedy Ir always at hand. 1n the
now w7iiiir -1`0C-Me•ewi ..tett+tout .Cpp Cgrfnt:.P which le trine , held main. however, the people of Ontario
T. & X. tis Itall*sy., thele week et the fetrntl '1O1rVbeieo far!x_Sjt ,.tJ �•dol_n�g�� Men in
Application for the Ineorporatlon of Mrs. R. Grigg, MIA. Mary and Messrs. ! potitletil lite are not ertxr ks,'hatrffee `'
the independent Order of the Sons of John and Edward Grigg ',pent a day 1 are they "ordinary, damn foods."
Italy 51115511 a flurry in the Vallate In London text week.
N twit MAnator (tardy of Itrnekvllle Mina Denise )Gond, of Ooderlch,
and Itc•nator Jampe Murdock, fdberal, visited a day or two •t her borne A hhrshln; young woman banded
Otters, characterised the application r.eently. I the telegraph operator a telegram to
a g eom of The village is sorry to lose lir. Jack be sent which contained only the single
dptlan,e In view of the halo -r lir ilfl4)rfeiseinvttct (1tK,t1' $✓ 44* Inca rWid,K;• es," lRalring to he of real
plan situation. Aenator Melghpn they having moved to Clinton, where help ,, tJ tAilli 46r/ffr'
thought the tts-note abnnld he careful they have taken • honey oo Huron' operator %aid: "Ton know can
not to tale any hasty action which street. Mr•, and Mrs. Will Jervis ate you can
mSRh', heave •n interpretation of a 55?- to campy the house vacated by their
4*.. and unlstrtunttte n ,.area Oxide of depaart•re. "i know t eon." replied the eteeom '
P*rrselet. lgtat^tsininittititid-ard.B6J , Mks Ibetber�.M,acMetis keret tide K, 'lent don't yon think it won,d look
think th. applteatton should sal theIweefi for' eWeve,-wirers der has like J am toe anxlona 1f 1 s•Id It ten
tamer question of Italy and Et opts aeeept.d a p»sitIoa for tie aaaamer. ti•xw1"-d'athfnder. 1
'iron O IO('s
send nine more word* for the carne,
price."
WHAT
we can do for you
Custom Make
your Clothes from
our large stock of
imported Woollens
OR SELL YOU OUR MATERIALS ANI) HAVE THEM
TAILORED BY A SPECIAL ORDER HOUSE
AT A SAVING OF TEN DOLLARS
AND WE HAVE A WIDE SELECTION OF
SAMPLES, FOR
Special Order Clothes as low as $19.00
We'll Reline your ,cult or Overcoat, Dap Clean and
Press, Alter or Repair your Garments.
1'
Frank Hwon,. Martin
�t=.C'-r ir. �e
410
NewLowOntariohices
in Large List. Co-operation in Ptiradiea.
-WIRE Cir JUNI 5th to JUNE 12th-
Pepsodent Tooth Pasta 37e
Pepsodent Tooth Powder...
small 230
Pepsodent Tooth Powder..
39c
Pepsodent Antiseptic
small 23c
Pepsodent Antiseptic
medium 43e
Pepsodent Antiseptic
large .. 790
Nonsense, with Nozaslms
Soap • 54c
fpresgPal. , .',l50 site for 15c
)rentholatmi,`, rile
Mentholatum 64o
;gene Tooth Psete 430
m's �ilhweed Urgent , .
seer •ora ani.•• Map
T,von's Tooth Powder ... 27o
.Daggett • 7lamsdel's Cold
and Vanishing Creast, 35e
size, for ..290
New Large Cutez ...tar lip
Sal HepaticaSal Hepatica
SHB
Sal Hepatica 41.1*
Pink Pills 46o
Bait's Own Tablets...Mt
!3y.
Qin Pills
390
Chase's Nerve Food . 49c
Chase's Kidney and Liver
Pills 29c
Chase's Ointment 49c
Chase's Cough Syrup
small 35c
Chase's Cough Syrup
Large 75c
Eruachen Saitir 69c
Millburn's Health and Nerrve
PillsCarter's Liver Pills • "
Carter's Lim Pills .. • , 390
Capookins 1160
■loan's Liniment 293'
- BUY DRUGS AT Tin DZIIGSTOY= ---.'
Lauder's Wigle': Dunlop's Campbell's
Drags .ea Dee assew Doses.,, Dregotev
•
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