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A McClary dealer in every town. 89 "MADE IN AN.1I)A" R. R. MOONEY, Agent Winghm. et en 7"'1 a+` THE CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER'S SPEECH (Continued froom last week GERMANY'S PERJURY What is their defence? Consider the interview which took place be- tweein our Ambassador and the great German cfficials. When their atten- tion was called to this treaty eo which they were parties, they said -"We cannot help that. Rapidity of action is the great Germane estate" Tnere is a greater asset for a nation than mph thy of action, and that is honest Healing, Loud applause. What are Germany's excuses? She says Belgium was plotting against her; Belgium way engaged in a great 3onviracy Svitb Britain and with France to attack her. Not merely is it not true, but .lermany knows it is not true. liar, hear. What is her other excuse? That France meant to iuvadeGerm:tny through Belgium. That is absolutely untrue. Hear, hear. France cif•:red Belgium live army corps to defend her ,f she were attacked. Belgium said : ••I do not require them; I have the word of the Kaiser. Shall Caesar send a lie?" Laughter and applause. All these tales about conspiracy have been vempod up since. A great nation ought to be ashamed to behave tike a fraudulent bankrupt, perjuring its way through its obligations Hear, hear. What she says is not true. She has deliberately broken this treaty, and we were in honour. bound to stand by It. Applause. BLL(IUIr'S '•CItIrIE." Belgium has been treated brutally. Hear, hear. Hos: brutally we shall not yet know. We already knew too rnuch. But wheat had she• done? fl.,d she sent an ultimatum to German)? Elad r;he challenged Germany? Was she preparing to make war on Ger many? Had she inflicted any wrong upon Germany which the Kaiser was bound to rodeos!? She was one of the most unoliending little countries in Europe. Hear, hear, There she was -peaceable, industrious, thrifty, hard working, giving offence to no one, And her cornfields have been trampl• ed, her villages have been burnt, her art treasures have been destroyed, her then have been slaughtered -yea, and her women and children too. Cries of `Shame." Hundreds and thousands of her people. their neat, comfortable little homes burnt to the dust, are wanderirg homeless in their own land. What was their crime? Their crime was that they trusted to the word of a Prussian King. Applause. I do not know what the Kaiser hopes to achieve by this war. Derisive laugb- ter. I have a 'shrewd idea vehat he will get; but one tiring he has made certain, and that is that no nation will ,evar commit that critne again. "The Right to D fend its Homes." -I am not going to enter into detail• of ontragee. Many of them are un- true, and always are in a war. War is agrim, ghastly business at beat or at worst- hear, hear --and I am not going to say deg all that has been said in the way outrages mastnates: sexily be true. I will go beyond that, and I will say that if you turn two millions of men -forced, conecripr, compelled, driven -into the field, you will always get amongst them a cer- tain number who will d'othings that the nation to which they belong Business is Waiting -Telephone dor it. Business may be quieter than two years ago, yet there is no cause for depression. Crops are good and already business is waking up. Call your customers by long dis tante telephone. Dispel their gloom by the hearty spoken word. Keep both yourself and them posted on prices and general conditions, and there will be no slowing up in your business. The economy of telephone selling .makes it a welcome aid to business just now. The long distance telephone is the proven ally of economical business? - ,Goers Dell Telephone 11 a Lona Distance Station. The Bell Telephone Ca OF CANADA. O CANApA rwri»® ..440t.1,as , -,,.. • , �.. Itriti,ettsarswt0 ate a moan_ ______ a 1 SAVE MONEY You cart say., from $15 to $20 by having that suit CLEANED, PRESSED and 1;EPAIRED, also a bimilar amount by hafting a New . Velvet Coll tr etc, on your Overcoat. W e ri ....errf a11z r , n 1) ING .L.4.DiRS' WEAR1tY CLEANING, PRESSINGand REPAIR, Johnson's llentil and Pressing Works (Tied er New MA1V'A. 4EMrtNl) Chia.*. 0. ,?ehnelen. Teenager weuld bit Waimea of, 1 am not de• pending on there talo, It is enough for me to liars the weary which Ger- mans themselves avow, admit', defend and proclaim -the butniug and nx' s- sacring, the seating down of harm. leas people. Wh)? •Because, accord- ing I;o the Germane, these I•eep1e fired on German soldiers, What business had Gerineu satiate there at all? Bear, hoer and applau e. Belgium was acting in pursueuce of the most sacred eight, the right to defend its hones. I3 IT, they were not in uniform when they fined! If a burglar broke .' laic the .KaesI - s Palace at 1't,te.,elam,, destroyed hie furniture, killed his servants, ruined his art treasures - especially those he had made himself -L sagbter and applau-se-andburned the precious manuscripts of his sp tech - es, do yon think he would wait until he got into uniform before ho shot him down? Laughter. They were dealing with those who .had broken into their household. Hear, hear. But the perfidy of the Germans has already failed. They, entered Belgium ..to save time. The time has gone, loud and continued applause. They have not gained time, but they have lost their good name, 'Bear, hear. TILE CUTE 01? SLILBI.. 1'4t~ 1.101' )health E2 Renal! "•F3" hili. 1:oteic does not improve tir(r lict?ith._• .suite' scalp and hair, we will ppy fig what you tree during the trial. We could not so strongly endorse Retail 1103" Bair Tonic and continue to :tell. it to the sarno people if it did not at4. we claim. Should it, not prove canteen satisfactory our cuts- - tomcrs would laze et th in us, the would lose their patronage, Anal our business would suffer. Ji your hair is falling' out or year seat,. pay scalp trouble, we believe igxall CSS:;"FiIair Tonic will do more to etedicate ttis aendruff, give health to tee yr 11p, steauleao new hair growth and ptevrent prem atslee jialrl- nese then any other human ogencit, We wenn you to make us prove this. nee ante you to risk no mons whatever. Buy a bottle of Rexa I "03" Hair Tonle, use Ancor in •t 1 d g directions for thirty ,days; text you are not entirely aatiefied, toners and tell US and We will promptly bend back the money you paid ea for )t, Wo won't ask you to sign any,* thing, nor oven to bting the bottle back. Wo c'an't obligate you in toy way. Wo will take your mere word. Could anything be more fair? Quid we de anything more to prove nuc belief in flaxen "t13" Bair Tonic, wee our honesty of ptirpas0 in recon- mending it, to you? 'r Roan "93" flair Tonle is am ' pleat. Mit to use ftts hewing water and has but a taint, pleasingodor. It comes in two sires 0f botts, Goo and $1.00. Ou ran buyRevel "03" flair Tonit I:' eomrnuuity only et our Atom: e- a *WotSe lr ' Deerti .tet toes mut/NA d•PlrlecclC beta aeon for ea crush country, lltrtt• ware t4 den:at)4 made alter her t, g, ear wintery Pt, e'er that could. It v., kat hale-sd, zee rare to ttie p.lti et env" ,t. tz'• sit` tier,,, .ttrd. Is. itt,rvc;rt Wats rttlu.'et ea -attest military Pow in tela w• alit 11 rw did Serbia bebavt? It is U,' what happens to you lo life the,. mailers. It is the way in whreh y' ti 1 #+teM 1r--lli�ar, be sr -ami 4 ' .•a lacca ' he sit cation with digit s •ti '•' Attrari.; 1f .,r.:' , if err rain , h rvt. lura gun e.„ a a,,1 ;• pt•tvtd to b, guilty, 1 will et -ea -- teem," -- tt eni," Aut+tria awed: "Te t good enou,Jh foe' ilea," It was nu. guile tha was after but capacity. liear,:bear, But Belgium is not the only little nation that has been attacked in this war, and I make no excuse for refer- ring to the- case of the other little nation, the case of Serbia,, Hearn hear, The history of B'rbia is not unhinged. Whose hi -tory, in the eztegory of nations, is unblotted? Hear, hear. The first nation then is with tut silt, let her e„est a stone at Se rh.i s She was a nation trained in a horrible :ebool, but she won her freedom. with a tenaciios valour, and t• he has main- tained it by the sante courage. Ap- plause. If any Serviette were mixed up in the a etteeination of the Grand Duke, they ought to be punished. Clear, hear, Serbi% admits that. The Serbian .Governrn int h.a:l nothing to do with it. Not even Austria claim: that, The Serbian Prime Mirairter i•+ one of the most eeeeble and honoured men in Europe. Hear, hear. Serbia was willing to punish any one of her subjects who had boats prayed to hive ally complicity, in that assahsinat ion What mere could you expect!? `Neat were the Au;ttian demand;? Serbia sympathised with her fellow -country- men in Basnia-that was one of her, crimes. • She must do so no more. Her newspapers wers saying nasty things about Austria•: they mnst do so no longer. • That is the German spirit; you had it in Za,bern. Hear, hear and applause, How dare you criticise a Prussian efficini?-L•tughter send if yon laugh. it is a capital oSfeuce---'.he colonel in Z'bern threatened to shoot if it was repeated, In the same way the Serbian newspapers must not -cri- ticise Austria, I wonder what would have happened if we had taken the same line about Gement newpapei's, Hear, heat. Serbia seal: ••Very well we will give oe ders 4o the newspapers that they twist in fir ate eeiricisenie- ther Anetria., nor Hungary nor any- thing that is theirs." Laughter. Who can doubt the - valour of Serbia, when she meter -rook to tackle her -newer, 'per (dame? Leu;ht'$r end ap• p.au--'. She pretni.ed not to sympa- thise. with B ante; ' he pr:,mi+,'d to write 3;0 critical at-tir'.t,-', ahnut Ana*iia she Would lit ve-c o public mte'ings in Which n,nyth;ng tinkled was said about Auseri .t. • Ittnt;Fia.'S TUILN, Then Came itussia,s turn. Russia brae aspeeial regard for Setvia; she has a special interest in Bernie, Rue- slaps have shed their blood for Servi an independence many a time, for 8*o - via is a; member of Russia's family, and alae cannot see Servile unattreatecr. Austria knew that, Germany knew m and she turned around to Russia, and d; "1 insist that you shall ttrnd b) with your arms folded whilst Austria is strangling your little brother to death," What answer did the Russ!.. an Slav give? He gave the only ens - war that becomes a teen. Hear, hear. He turned. to Austria, and said: I You lay hand on that little fellow and I will tear your ramshackle Empire - Loud applause' and laughter -limb from limb." And he is doing hi. Loud Applaure, THE LITTLE NATIONS That is the story of two little nat. lone. The world owes much to little nations -and to little men! Laughter and applause. This theory of bigness this theory that you must havea big Empire, and a big nation. and a nig roan -well, longlegs have their,advan• tage in a retreat. Laughter and ap- plause, The Kaiser's ancestor chose his warriors for their height, and that tradition has•become a policy in Ger- many. Germany applies that ideal to nations, and will only allow 0 -foot -2 nations to stand in th e ranks. Laugh ter. Bat ab! the world owes much to the little 5 -foot -5 nations. The great- est art in the world wad' the work of little nations; the most enduring liter- ature of the world came from little nations; the greatest literature of 1Ecgland came when she was a nation of the size of Belgian fighting a great Empire. The heroic deeds that thrill humanity through generations were the deeds of little nations fighting for their freedom, Nes, and the salvation of mankind came tbrough a little nat- int,. God has chosen little, nations as the vessels by which Ile murices His choicest wines to the lips of hum'znity, to rejoice their hearts, to exalt their vision, to stimulate and strengthen their faith; and if we" had stood by when two little nations were beim; c;uThFd by the brutal hands of barba - Lion' our shame would have rung down the everlasting ages. "TIiE TEST OP OUR FAITH' But Germany insists that this is an attack by a lower civilizal'ion upon a higher one. Derisive cries. As a matter of fact, the attack was beguo by the civilization- which cells itself the higher one. I am no apologist for Russia; she has perpetrated deeds of which I have no doubt her best sone are ashatned. What Empire has ni.t? But Germany is the last Empire t point the fitrger of reproach at Russia. Har, hoar. Russia has made sacri- fices for freedom -great saerificee. DJ you remember the cry of Bulgaria when she was torn by the most insen- sate tyranny that Europe has ever ego? Who listened to that cry? The only anwser of the higher civil. zation was that the liberty of the Ba! garian peasants was not worth •the life of a single Pomeranian grenadier. But the "rude harharians c•f the North' sent their sous by the thousand to die. for Bulgarian freedom, What about England? Go to Greeee, the Nether- lands, Italy, Gcrmony., Frenee-in all those lands I could out'point out piec- e; where the sons of Britain have died for the freedom of those peoplee Lend applause. France has made sacrifices for the freedom of other lands than her own. Can you name a single country in the world freedom of whish modern Prussia hes ever este, fi- sed a single life? ("No.") By tee tato of our faith, the highest standard of c vitizetion is the readine.s to sato 11 es for ea. hers. Applause. To be continued. 'rslEryl,IA I'ACTT/ nes SITUATION wITII � TIxNIT tY „' - ' ' But that: e ae pet en(u)gh snust diuretics from bee nruty the t•Wer ere tchr.nt Aa-uils'-bou:d"sub .r(n,,:n l) i;arn.', Tlro.e t ilia -i's h•ed jee• ettie.xg. .:.1 fr=ern a war wlere they lied added (mere t&, the S.•rblan arm ; they wens g Mara, brave rami elTiceut, Hear, heat'. I won& r whether it ivas theta guilt or ac 1 ii inCy that rr ri p, 4'� Austria's teethed But. mark you, the cfficers were not named; Serbia was to undertake;tu'udvanco to dismiss them' from the army, the•na,mes to bp sent in surlegnontly. Can yo>,i mania a count:y in the ev otld th,t would h ve stood te1 Ly es of , Yo.7 Summ- ing o- ing Austria or U•'rmsny had istited an ultimatum of that kind to thle eonery:, saying "Yon must dismiss from your Army -and from the Navy --Laughter -ail those rffie,'re wham the shall sub. a-ir•tently name." Wt II, I think could name them now. Laughter. toed Ititehener--Loud apllause..- woultt go, Sir Sohn l+renth--Applause•-a would be sent avail. General Stetter-ttot-rien. -Applause--wetil4o, and I am sure; that Sir J'uhn 3elliettr---.l,jegIsais~e- hare to gr1. ACs. t'lirere is are her. ' stank ruts warrior *lac wttttaota go - Lord r -Lewd 1t1r04"tt. a It Fast *Meal- Toronto-Detrtait-�• Chicago Train Service, These solid do litre- tenures, i'arrying 1.ulfet fibres y cowpert.meet• observe toss rats-,, electric ligh'r•d standanrt irsp.-en, toes eller with e,randaid alis. •t g car see e1+'H bet Pi pen f4' s.tregl-T,. lent„ DY'irelit-t%hicitp,,, vie neteoj,,te l stefic awl Menne-en Oet,lrttl retiree& At'e )mown its. "The ttc,madtan," and P$.1are.d deity 1ie ' ugh +h• Dltebiga, total we- •lib.•. 'e ,+t11,tt::dr,rr ti i)et 1' r.... .,.;1 8.4:5 uf„ ,+, YI+..• 'l' r. 51(1 n'; tray T .r . .. 0.10 t' m1 . 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Mc- Leod, formerly Provincial Secretary, found the Premier not guilty of the charge that Mr. Flemming, through the agency of W. I•I. Berry, extorted large eums of money from the holders of timber leases in the province. In the Valley Railway case it was reported that the charge has been sustained. The Commission report stated that no public money had been diverted, and that thealle Railway V y ,a way Itad been well built at a cost not un• reasonable. Japan Hands Over !elands The Japanese Government has intl. mated to the British Government that It is ready to, hand over -Marshall and other German islands in the Pacific, temporarily occupied by the Japan- ese, to an Australian force. A special IA.ustrallan force will be despatched to the islands and will remain in oc- cupation •until the termination of the War, when the matter of the ultimate disposal of the islands will be a quea- tion 'for consideration by the allied powers. Robert Sayer of Sault Ste, Marie, Ont., is under arrest, charged with high treason in ferrying Austrians across the border. Vice -President David McNicoll of the C.P.R. has resigned owing to 111 - health, and is to be succeeded by Vice -President George Bury. , Rev. Canon D. F. Bogert of Belle- ville died last week after an extended Ulnesa- Honor Roll NAME n N. T Sinclaeanir H. McL G. Steens C G. Vanstone H. CaJmpbell Mann W. L. Lutton P Harris A Chapman W. Van Wyck W. B. Elliott R G Freeborn H. Hinscliffe L Harding CShoebottom R. J. Little T. MacDonald H. Guest E. Madigan tl • • G Bayles W: Stapleton W. Austin V Taylor , R. Finlay tI Herbert Chisholm tY , Harry Chisholm J white G. E. Read ....,. .. .G H. Ross F S. Sturdy A. Jones C Wood E. hitt . C Bleach Jas McCallum „J. G Nethery k Jones ...,,C. Liarle R. Osborne R, HuffmanA sident VT* 11.Murch R Harrison , , , , .. M. White G Schaefer ...Y ............ .., F Fixter f : Sad4ertlon'; ji Deer H. Jobb A Aitcheson .,,,J Holland . H. 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