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E cash Dominion War taxa
and Victory Lees iiiterest
composts at par, sad without charge.
DrAsesit your Victory Bead and
War Lau ciropen is
the Rank of Hamilton *ad thin
save tiro moult represented until
emit time as the **soy Cart be
vsi t 'seat advantage.
BANK OF HAMILTON
*A. J. McKay, ltfatiagee,
A billion dollar tariff le to be the
aim of the Republicans wIten the new
administration roma* 1410 power nal
March, We ;me told in a dispatch front
Washltagton, on increase of 1700,000,000
over the present U. S. tariff revenue,
in the„ face of lisle and the already
very heavy advert* balance of trade
against.° Canada in aur dealings with
United Stotei), the evil. ot Willeh
are enhanced by 'the 'discount on the
canadian •dollar in the Staten,
would be worse than folly for -Giulia
to tear down her torte walls, as
WeStern Grain ;Growers would ia
us do. it 'would simPlY Mean the alit
Mg up ot the many branch factor],
of united States sOncerne which, a
operating In Canada, solely o
acceunt orilte
The extent to which United
Sita
manufaeturers have been drawn into
starting the manufacture of their
goods In Canattt. gets some not
thrown upon it by the statement 04
• Air. .A. G. Scioto', manager ot the Sta.
It
da
ve those best able to bear it. Articles f
le as to place the chief burden upon owes than thex . cared to admit. IA
is ta very broad and statesinon.illte
statement.
"A thorough. revision of the brill
with a view to the adoption of, sueh
reasonable measures as are necessity
(a) to assist In prOviding adequate
tovenues; (b) *to stabiliZe legitimate
industries, (c) to encourage the estab-
lishment ot new industries, essential
to the reonomle development of the
nation, (t!) to develop to the !allot
extent, our natural reSources, (o), to
prevent the abuse of the tariff -for the
;eXploitation of the consumer, and 0)
to safeguard the interests of .the Gana.
diet* People in the existing world
struggle for commercial and industrial
suPremacti. As 4 means of raising re-
venue the tariff shouldbe so adjusted
I13747. ..itifi fr;it 14'.:i.' 114 f,s;ling cisa
(-7,1g:.1,,q .susT.`3t r.f ifv-.7,1 whi.-J
(ir-,) o,!ey/kt5-" 1!-) fartaiT CFI for sill
,,7 LI ViC.I'th, litiJat is 1;tflt.7-40 t9 be
' ft,r ff.z.e ,,-..it,'G.....,N rif tiie cell -grain-
'.'..'i. ..:-Z Mo. ,,.:t.al.-at.7.5 ha ailyral, will
opiral ta Ur aT,r;ro,g4,, routitry politish- •
CL' Eri fetzw•,, .- -.- .: bc.fure, 1;vin
13raszn-cs• up t9 htti eppl!,ritiniti•-..,
What is Going AV?
•• .. 11.4k-mta. Staal. .
The V. V. ft. Laraor fiGvernment li
a ;i.-by.charjet) affatz Nelilop the
?ranP'''.' OFt•S% Il9L' tho 1,91y3r,-, party-
vlliczt 'ti:-;- cotturrel ilio tat,t° 4,iertion
osaprefed t• find themselves where
.they are sam,v. We havc.Vin fit, One
of ttio-....e group governments in re,
garit to Widid4 60111V PrdiP.S3. alarm.
Willa there are one or two news,
: Papers which rant outrageously
•against the present government in (tit-
lark,. and 41,rrybody Connected with.
it, is It• not a fact known _Aorta and
•frcely admitted. by the candid, that
Ontario is baving a period of blessed
relief front the professional polities
et the two old parties-Av.-Idle ,the Iwo
otel portleo occupy Dug seats, anat.it
is to be hOpcd, do Some thtniting, Oct
results 'of which, May he . of future-.
•benetit.
The Drury Govroment 'is . doing
OM 0 sensible things, -ultieb, it is fair,
to .ossume, would not ha*e been done
for the Province by either Of the old
polltleal parties. 'Even, those who. Pre.
diet that the IL F.• 0, Labor Govern-
ment eannot live more than one- fear -
Year terrh....must, - if they know whet
is toting. place, addtit that. it la likely
- to make Jt o four. years. memorable
ones.. , ---
,; There hi .taking place a thorough
cleaning -up of Crown Lands affairs.—
a housecleaning and a renovation
:which:- It - Is generally --conceded,— b
been needed for thirty years ;Past•
Neither -of the old .parties would'or,
eduld have done this thing thoroughly-
-they both bad .more on their onset.
0 _when bf016 Parties are out or
Luxury should be heavily taxed -office, thePr rime eon be extricated
es through the -imposition ..,of customs from the mire, serape its feet clean;
and owl% patell. Food compedllies and start out anew. It will be a fine
re and other necessaries of life . an
n duce& or manufactured in'not
pro
Canada There is something else going on
1
es dutIN only_ as may be neeessacy In to undertake. The V. .}". O. Labor
- hotild • be —subjeeted -10. •suctt .custor indrich-noillier Of stite.old
. s Partica. cared •
the general national Interest to he de,- (sovernment has a Public Service Coni4
mission at work Inspecting every cog
and rivet, every device and Contrap-
tion, forming part of the machinery
with Which, the affairs of Ontario are
on prosperils of Canadian enterprise operated. A thorough stock -taking LI
In the development or all our natural going on. Nothing IS' being token for
k resourcesin 3a1Iss, • sorest% mines, gra»ted. The administration' of the
*tletleal Department.nt the Mien Ban
ef Canada, New York, Ulm gives ib
' Intormatibn that during glib Mon
br. other parts of the
on goods. oristna king within 'the noun
tarles of -the British Commonwealth
Sroday the American manufocinie
• who hos 'any lar'volupie of httsine.s
Canada, most :establish himself 1
flanada to • hold that business," To
Morrow. If. Holm, •Nviio • would lea
down our tariff had their way,44hese
industries would (lose up their Cana-
.: dims factories and • goneentrate their
. Manufacturing ocilliles .itt the States,.
-and , do not need to go outside of
eur.own Ivo,» r,,r sssnimattoo or bites
-statement of what the action of the
inanufacturerg would be.
• li'rent the ist tictoher, io Sept
snto, 1020, we imported from De in-
fted "Stateo goals to the total Value o$
4918,608,0•19. For which we paid in Can.
odlan weary, on the basis of our dol-
lar. being worth only 00 Cents,' rind
. Donors; 10 °thee .wordswo
pay as findividools In the aggregatei
SO to 100 ; year to the Amer!-
. fan for the prwilege. ef buying goods
•from him. What ts the ronedy. Ono
is to spit more goods to the United
Stales, but 'there are limitations to
Vat. Built up by high protection,
the United -tat' manufacturers are
lo a strongly entrended position, and
well proteeted felon !out,..ide court'.
lion by their tariff, which is' (dinar'
fatly. to be raIsol still Igniter, they are
rosny able to defy any ;attempts VI
Canadian manufaeturers. to get foots
told in (Mit. marliets, exceptin a few.
.",linft; suet' as pulp and paper which
• the Ainerteaus must have. The see,
prat yenifdy nt4e wore .gtfotts
at home, thtt4 /piping to restore t1n
value 4 'ti' 'falter and to .provido
reats,1 6 ii10 0 Llit 'Our 'own tteca
ple. But weia.- 'Iona our;
nr.an sealtiog over
wry many manufacturing industries
• to• the other side of the line, and send-
tig ever large numbers of our enigma
to help operate them.
Tlic platform of the National Liberal
otAi Cmrsrval5v," Party ea -VIP. tariff
ttrmlned after strIct. investigation
from time to time, Apart 'from the
question of revenue the tariff should
have regard 'to maintenonee, stability
o fisheries—as.. well as our agreuituro law, the courts, the magistracy, thc
0 and manufacturing Industries.
pore thau SOO t'alted Statist manufac-
turers ereeled or leased trianttfactur-
log • buildings • in Canada. "These
manufacturer,,,v :fray$ Mr. Scl#tor,
"had estabilsto'd thetuselves in Can
' ado, first, to eape the ainadian tar,,
lit. and' byt.oti!4to take advantage of
the preferential tariff' 'treatment given
WHAT OTHERS SAY
(et liotiy inchitngt
(Acton Free Press)
The Star the other - evening- signin,
rattily remarked:, "While Ontario is
striving se diligently to stop rutn-runS
ning, on one side of the Detroit river the usefulness pt eaelk .and ,nart
wow 7,,nrhigan- equallyInisy on' of it questioned. ,
e tht other? It Is the duty: of thIs :The people at tarso have not as -yet
country to Suppress lawlessnesS ori. nereeived the importanee of all this,
•gloating within her borders,. but the the economies anti refori
Federal authorities of 'the ;-upIted will result. frorn••it. Sir. NV.111). Greg.
States 'are 'supposed to exert . them- ory, the elialrman of this el 'lminissfoli,
s Rives to pre‘ent smogglInft.'! has zeal for reforin i.trol enough. cour-
grand Juries and the petit* juries, the
work .done by coroners, the registry
offices, and the land titles system,
the, sheriffs and what they do, the
eounty Jails, the asylums for the in.
sane, the rural schools, the raunielpal
councils—the wit olo ;Machinery,. much
of it cumbrous and some of it obso..
Me, by whicl1. we are governed, is
being" gorre over piece by piece and
GppositIon%Leader's Salary •
'am' avati°fit 4n11 ;rePort
" rarnters'
A grateful eountry paid -.McKenzie le tioN•
'hyhtell lie and' his associates, Nir.. Son).
v • merville and 1/r.. Brittain will maim,' to
King ,110,000 a Mr salary • as leader of O
(Pr OPPosition—probably Tor the great
*mirk tie diti during wart It •ls
surely a fool pulley to pay the leader
of a. part' to obstrtiet business. Gid
You ever bear of one General paying
UZO leader ofan opposing army a isat.,
ary? Yet that Is Just about as sea. fa
siblo as tor a Covernment INay the Ir
leader ot thes4Opposilli4o. 11
"Oleothen vs. Christian
, „
.tAtiantio Missionary! .
A returnrtnissionary trona Chinm
a
einent, wit* he an important
It Is suet) A staek4a uc'h an
opproisal• and valuation of the public
service witieli the people get for their000iey, money, as Ontario has,realty stood In
need et for a geoeration and would
ot have got now were it not for the
et that new, people fire in (Are with
Ce hands and aft outfit Of new Ideatt
is a bit of luck, and Ontario. twill
el inclined to make tire niost. of IA
title the Making is good.
ititYa that 't 0 heathen, in that country
never go to their temples to worship
without carrying an Oftorlog of some SAGE AND SULPHUR '
kind to prove 'their sincerity. When
they becomeChristlans this conviction DABKnug p.Div Imo
wernato no Intensified. They increase
the Offering in proportion As. ehristkoatv LOU 11111111 MI
Is regartled as superior to heathenism.
Their gifts have often been so proOigal
I n to mil forth a remonstrance from the
toissionary, who reminded them of the
dutles which they owed to their own
homes, 0, for et few tboutAnd converted
beithen in this ettristiair (9) land of
ours 1' •
• Independence In .CountrY Press *
,Pentbrobe Standord
• The unfair treatment • whIeli the
Weekly newspapers.. have received gen-
(Tally froin political patties has creat-
ed a spirit of true independence in the
country pyess_ not. hitherto existent in
Canada. No 'onset will the, newspap-
er" be controlled by politleians and
polltle41 parties. rrae average country
oewspaper Publisher hos: got bwIsed
up" to the real seOpe tot a local news
paper, and will not arcept Its politiCal
wis;lont front any follow who may be,
by occident '44r demgal,--tlae chosen re.
peeientative m? aparty, or from the
eity Principles, not party, will
henceforth 1»' the watchword of rout.
abie weeklies. The rural publisher Is
beginning to learn more than being a
lackey ter self-seeking polltielansi and
is more and aides &Voting his met?.
tries 'to:vard local affairs. This is . alt
quite evident from 'the lone of many
weekly newspape* ree,eisvdet thfs et -
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ries Grandmother'e - Recipe to
Restore Color, Gloss
and Attractiveness.
Almost everyone now that Sage Tea
and Sulphur, properly compounded,
brings bask the natural rotor and lustre
to the hair -when laded, streaked or
gray. Years ago the only way to get this
mixtUro was to make it at home, which
is mosey and troublesome. Novradaye, by
asking At any drug store for "Wyeth's
sage and Sulphur C, te tund,” you will
get a large bottle, of ,to famous ,oht
recipe, improved by the addition of other
in (Rents, for abont,50 cents,
n't stay gratyl Try itt No one
can possibly tell Oat you. darkened vont
).air, *a it floes it so naturally and
evenly. You dampen * sponge, or soft
hrtith with 'it and draw Ohs through
your buir, taking one small *trona. a
Unto; by morning the grey heir tits -
appears, and atter another application
or two, your hair becomes beautifully*
dub, glossy and attractive.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
is a delightint toilet requisite for Abase
.tsho desire dark hair and £ youthful stp-.
profaner.. It is not Intended for the cures
tultiiratioil or privation .f ditime
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OWN go prices to prewar days. - Present stocks must is sold 'regardless of loss.
Here are the prices you have been waiting for. Read this lid and be con.
`Amid With these genuine bargains:
TAVpxylla1.0
atiirday,
Iornmg,•-•December . 4th
FOR TWO WEEKS
We are taking hundreds of dolitXrs of losses in providing this sale on the
principle that the first loss is the best loss and so without reserve our
entire stock of Clothing, Boots,. Shoes and Furnishings for men, is cut
to Oieces that will stagger the clothes trade.
uatity and Honest Dealing is Our Watchword
The Proof is Right -Here* Share the Benefits: -
Police Braces
Very $peplitit
Regular $x and Sx.25, tt.; clear
65c per pair, or
2 Pair for $L25
is
Na more than 2, pair toeach-
customer. ,
Fine Braoes, cord ends to olear
65c
tokistviortovv...Note",.....k.wrv.
• Men's Overcoats
to clear $13.50:
$1.8•00
$22.50
$26.50
Men's Su
xo,snits, while they
Young wen's Suits, reg.
$5o and $55, to clear
its
last to clear at $13.50
$25.50
Men's Pants
A:beautiful range, ,well rade
with 5 Dockets, cuft bottoms,.
regular $4.5o and $5.oct clear
at
Corduroy Pants, belt -loops„ five
pockets, cuff bottoms, regular p
and $7.5o, to clear t$$.25
its
° mien v vomits
Black, blue, Mlle ana white
• stripe), with elastic bib, to clear
at . $1 95
Peabody's in stock,'Clear
at...‘ 43 00
Boy's Overalls, all sizes,. to
clear at.— ° 95c
Men's Underwear
Meds, heavy ribbed combin-
ations fegniar $5.00 clear at $2,45
Ale's fleece -lined Shirtsand
Drawers, mostly all sjzer clear
at. if • 01/ +.4t
• Men'swool fleece -lined tom-
lairtation,- all sizes clear at__$2,45
sosssosesSisosseseassrssososolosissas."0,,,,,Ap.'"
Boots &Shoe$
Mahogany and brown calf, Good;
.year welt, Neolin soles and rubber
beets, reg. 58, to clear at
$5.65
Working Shoes
Leos than .wholosale, sizes 9 to 11,
• to olear at
2.75, $3.25
Men's* Felt Shoes
ogular a6.00. rasss than
wholesale.
• "litaltnee taw,, to clear at...44.50
Arrow Collars
-- 25c
All Styles All Sizes
"isssessysssososo.Asseesosw
Men's Work Shirts
AT A SWING
Blue Chambray and black, "
clear
Khaki Shirts, regular
$2.25, clear
Min's Negligee Shirts
Regular $2.50 and $2.75 clear
-$1.95
Fine Shirts with collar to,
°math, beautiful designs clear
....$1.65
. at
Reduction in Men's
Neckwear
Pure Silk Neckwear
• . Regular $x.00 clear at.. 69c •
$x.25 " ...... 89c
$2.00 " ....$1.49
Men's Gloves
leather Gloves flinecl,
regular 75c clear at
lien's, canvas Gloves c1ear at
2 pairs 25c
Men's Working Socks
clear at per pair__J___25c
MEN'S AND BON 8111T8 AND OVERCOATS WILL BE SOLD RE-
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GODLESS OF 00871. BE SURE TO SEE THEM.
Man• y other line* not !feted. Come In end *es for youfteit Svorything cannot
be listed hero as there Hundreds of Bargains.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
mber Slaughter Begins Saturday, iith.
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