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voluminous reports published in the Spada OT 011 Kinds, x150 Salt
daily and weekly press. } 1111:4
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HON, A, T. Clemente, minister of Agri- t
culture in the Common.. has resigned ) VV. J. McCracken
over the government proposed 'Tariff
bill, Does the tariff represent fair play
at any time? Is it um a legal route to tae:al•. ,Ire :+ fete ltap ztlaldm men tvho
permit a man 1,r company to rob anoth-
p have alg14 1111' 1 d- n serous .,ud min)
e1, far Ihr sake of hi, earn rapid care;:
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Ada11ntTThe London. le'14+0Pr,tt,Nnd the 4'x111
N, P., (indorirh, \V. 11. hnism, 11. 1'.
P. for North Haleta I'r1'.id, 111 1un1
Secretlry, James 1'plebe .un and
Sheldon Bricker. It was 111•cidrl1 to
•1"141 the \Vt18tern fletal•1.1 Av'nrbn11111,
:11111 the au11t1,11 1111 into 1: blit ft 1 1,5 41.1
l.,tarcd at %al until:. 1I. 1,. Camelot!
nearly cv'-ty Ic.w evert:uses belu1 mat- vs. M. P. P., IVu,it•nch , 1f„Igat, 1).tl-
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ton, :Willett], land alis. W. 11 Fergie.
V au uarir. tsprcialiV when literate mon. lirluraye, wr•1•v .xei,„1„1 as 1101.,
'Peeve -Lurie wia,1t: by airship may suit . I gait's luat1l•ud Ib., IhnnJouol 1,ihrrltl
people who aur "high Ilio•rs” but the w rt r un om ,:ave ie . a .!:nue as
w1' l a:, a 1)1441(1 vin':Iti'a1 111 both 1114• ('„or'culi"n, Im In• 10•Itl al. (111441414 111
charge of :11.110 per Minute will neves
moral and civil law. It :.. not much
\ug❑.I, ,old 1. K.,unrdy, \V1,Igh:uu
sorely have to be considerably reduced )ml, \. 11riG•uzil• Ashtii'Itl, tine lterve
before many folk will spend hours in the wondor that little boys soon naquire the
\Vui. J Istui, 141 ria, wet e chosen us
skyward trips. There are cheaper 1 art," almost before they have any idea altel'Ilatl•s,
of the wrong beteg done. Wonder it Wheels for the teeming year 1118 : --
methods of going 'up in the air” but
fathers who swear ever think of the ex- President, W. H. Robin Coon, (iodet-
ample they are setting before their
soos 1 If they do and refuse to quit for
the sake of their boys there sheu11 be
some method of putting i step to the
spread of the obnoxious hetet . We
want the buys mid girls t0 glow' up
clean -mouthed and free from habit8 that
would be a detriment all their dais.
perhaps not so graceful.
A new kind of monkey has been dis-
covered in the French Congo that talks
and acts much like the average man.
That's nothing very strange as we have
men ansa women in thio country who
talk and act like Jackie Some people
are often trying to "make a mon-
key" out of all and sundry wh•., come
within their reach. It must give a mon-
key quite a wrench to he compared to
some grades of the human family. We
suppose in that event it would he a
monkey -wrench.
We limp. the Midas 1ou,::4 prognosti-
cated for (under ch will not necessitate out mach effort :ma v a ntodi0 Ulu mt 111 -
the County towel enlarging their bead- crease !u cost 'u the Ct nl0anies In.
gear nor property owners to grow 5)41:44 I14 03181 nig to the trade the cheap -
"batty" over balloon prices asked, for er rates have been cut tri, time -table
real estate. It would not he unlike the
tomtoolery that bas adorned some other
municipalities we could mention, who
sawed off their own head in their avar-
ice to secure the ducats. Our best
wishes go to Goderieli for the Coniums
; first vice, John Gintegre , White.
church ; secnl,d vire, Joseph Dalton ;
I}eeye of Ashfield third vice, Miss P,
Powell, \Viugllant ; Secretary, .lames
1(1cl11)4chip, BI 11 1 1'1.115l11Se, A B
Car r, Blyth ; Auditor, Wm lsbistei,
Reeve of Wirg11801.
The municipal chaiemenate l—H"w-
iek, John I•lelmell,rt;. Gert i" ; 'furl -
bet ry, Robert. S, Muir, Hlcn:uuuoh ;
Grey, Autos smith, Lietnwel ; al01 is,
John 11cArta', lirn.sels ; Ash field,
Ix the had the say we would run more l(t.1I,1ha1, StOwurl, Lurkno,e Culbnrlle,
Ynw,g, 0,11).114111 t
exculseai. on tele reilma'.ls, with a con- 111,sh, Jain, R. Slt•Nubb, P)lutltnnl„m ;
si,l,,rable lax.:y i 1 1111' one of the ticket 1$asr Watt 111,, .11, J1,1 ,, Sh1el1, \Viog-
thepresent Woo By p 1pulateziug ham ; Biussels, Peter Scott ; 131y111,
over
e Samus1 PoplOatuue ; Gmt1erich, C. A,
public travel and giving something of a N \\” At C
,: - al ill ; Ing 18111, im et' 1tl9elis ;
h.,rgai11 day upi,u tunny the passenger \4,'rox0ter, .1111101 Thltlglns.
n'alilc .,1,11,1) by detailed or tteb't d with- 'l'feltsu eel's moat 1 showed a 1111a111('P
uu hand 1,1' 1123 87 «i'let. 1 xpensee far
the year have be1.11 paid. '111144 1111
11141 les are taking an interest in Nubile
affairs way shown in the attendance of
a gond number from diffetma palls of
the tiding.
sometimes arrar.g(d most detrimental
and objectionable to tete public and the
special lu'liday excursion trips cancelled
entirely. A $olemun is one of the ad-
ditions public 11 411 tits should make to
their ativiwury static as we see it
!nation of their most idealistic dreams I through our editorial telescope. Wend.
and hope a city status will be theirs in- er if the government lute, enc off the
passes of the M. P.'s and the NI. 1' P 's
when government ownership arrives •Ir
will everybody ride free ?
By unfailing signs the political Int-
onieter indicates the near approach of a
"blow-up" in the 1--1)1011 G,vernnitnt
With alt the pledges and promises made
in the beginning it has proven vety
11111411 of a targe in the face pf the ampl-
est opportunity of mak' 1', e ad. Atuug
were the retiring of (,'1111181 i4•11is'ers,
the "scrapping" of 01hr15: ndtte gener-
al pullic epimer 1,1 b..1 1-, .11 1ho ,, 11 p 11'
licai parties we think the tuu.eusus of
opinion is "1! is time for a change."
Advantage has been taken cf War comcli•
tions but many of the reading, thinking
men of 1nY.11 stripes of p ditics can see
the atcesity e f a new rleet ion that the
eleetevale may express an epi 114 at the
ballot box and push the hest interests of
Canada as ag itti t a favored few,
side to years.
As time speeds hy the public inust be
more and more convinced that the In-
dependent Telephone Company is the
are deserving of support. Like most
other corporations the Bell Co. is
reaching out for the Almighty dollar
and the patrons are being assessed high-
er than ever for wbat le a most useful
utility, if you don't have to pay too high
a price. Since the Government is go•
ing in for ewnerehip of railroads, &c.
why not add the telephone, telegraph
and express business to the lot and
make a job of it ?
Tee Pose is pleased with the unanimi-
ty among various Conferences, Synods,
Assemblies and other church courts on
Inc question of the Prohibition of the
liquor traffic. In only one instance have
we noted where a clergyman of any re-
pute has favored the adoption of the Thi, la'Id a deserving of the best Iegi•
beer and wine proposal. We would not 51a1100 p1ss14.le, ahuce parts' 11(1 -Janice
we care
desire him for pastor nor woukd or favor:relsm and tae pl,t ing 111 power
to assume the responsibility his unwise of mea o) 11.0 id.a, pl'locip'.rs 111144 are
remarks might lead to in blasting the right seri metharly that will .how 1113..
lives of young people who might believe swerving fidelity to Righteousness.
his statement and eommence to drink,
'Me wise course is to not touch. taste
nor handle the flowing bowl and there-
by saved toe dreadful fate of perchance
filling a drunkard's grave.
THE Dominion Parliament is atter the
Bolshevists of Canada by passing an
Act t permit the deporting of revolu- O' I t I 1'
North Huron Liberals
The feeder:0 Liberal Assuriatioih o)
North lint on held its annual meeting
111 the town Hall, Wing/Him biay
30th, with \V, 11. Robertson, elede-
riOh, President, presiding.
0 1' Owing t0 Ole lye (veal lel' shim
tioniste, anarchists, agitators and rioters, the Spring the faille.'• wet e dela) via
who undertake to overthrow hy in their work, and 4114118(4,44', trete
force or violence the Govern- taking advantage of exrellent south•
tnents of Great Britain or Canada. We e1,, Ase result the tUlnnthulre 1,C
are glad to see both sides of the House the meeting wee not as lot ge as usual
but all minecipalitien 8xrept ('olbnh 115
supported the measure uuanimousby. and \Vr•nx,•tet lyric w511 1 'l 8145111od.
While the provisions 14re somewhat Proceedings were uprned with 1111
sweeping it will give authority to shut address by \S'. U. Charlton, Aylmer,
elecrt•ttu'y' 1 reaeuret' of the 'Western
Ontario Liberal Association. 1111•,
Charlton explained the events leading
up to ti
e forming
of lhis Association,
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which wan 0110 of he flvo 111 11te
vines of Oulnrie. HH explained the
aims (61111 olj5ets of the Association
and spoke of the value of organiize-
6101) ill the whining of [1(1111irnl con -
teats, and re(inest ed the local Assoeitt-
tion to, join the \Veetern Ord 111 AS.
sociation, 11, was th., desire of Liber-
als fn tide section of the Province not
to be dominated by Trireme() or any
other'rentro, said i\'lr. Charlton, lie
found fault in many ways with the
buena Government, Ile !believed the
principles or Li beraliein wn111d have
solved the labor trouble and the ten•
rest among the fanners. 1-18 found
fault with the government for not
earlier taking 111180)1 in the strike IIt
Winnipeg. 0111in4 the war the
Government. had been so slow that the
Allies heel ptirlrhneed bei stet in the
United Stales 1'at111'1• than in Canada,
and this unposed a hardship ori Cana-
dian farmers. 1\1r. Charlton hit. hard
at the. money intro vete and 11erltu•ed
that it, had been 1+,1111 1111 the floor of
tale'flbnse of Onrntnoris twat the higr
interests remit—oiled the Government,
and he thought all present. would eort-
0111' 111 that St/118111841 t, The Medi (•88
11C 11111'7 eye,
was listened ]1,l with numb
Follo%ving this tuns la general
eneston 11ta ol'gatli)atintl, theme speak-
ing fnchrdin;g M. G. Oetme8un, ex•M,
olf,in doable quick order, the insurrec-
tionist element who have the cheek to
u with a higb hand turn
think they ca g
out governments, order public utilities
to cease and interfere generally with the
personal liberties and rights of law abide
lug citizens. These fellows, most of
them inexperienced, except in gall, will
be taught that Canada is not the home of
the red flag uor a breeding place for
sedition or anarchy. The laboring class-
es have rights, of course, but the Bolshe-
vik methods will never attain them, as
their unwarranted bulldosing sets
many A mar in antagonism against plans
and purposes he would support in gener-
al by a more pacific manner of obtaining
them. We would be very sorry to see
bloodsbed over entanglements wrought
by those who flagrantly set themselves
up to sow dissention and strife but they
must be taught, very plainly and with
physical force if other measures ate not
heeded, that mob rule and lawlessness
is not a part of Canadian citizenship and
if they wish to cater to that style of life
they will soon get a boost out of this
fair land to pastures Where they can
fight It out with their own kited, Canada
is the land of fair play.
NOTICE
Ratepayers inthe Township of McKillop
may pay their Kinburn Drain Assessments et
the Dominion Bank, Seaforth, until Jone 20th,
1018. Parties paying please take their Kiabnrn
Drain By-law with them.
By order of McR111up Council.
May 81+t,1019. M. MURDIS, Clerk.
Ford Car for Sale
On account of going West will sell a Ford
Touring Car, 1010 Model, fitted with Helm.
Shock Absorbers, and in good condition. will
sell resaoneble and on easy terms to right man.
Apply to W. A. f,AIIIONT, Ethel,
45.2 Phone 9418.
Tenders Wanted
Tenders for constructing the Pry.e Drain i11
the Township of Mc101ilop and the Dickson
Drain in the Townships of MOKlllup srd Htd•
lett will be received by the undersigned until
Saturday, the 21st day of June, 1919, or at the
meeting of Connoil at the Commercial Hotel
Seaforth on June 29rd, A cheque for 8%o{'
contract price to accompany each tender. The
lowest or any tender not necessarily accepted,
Plans, &o., can be seen at the Clerk's office,
Lot 24, Con. 7, McKfllo�p Township
M. 11117RD0F„ Clerk McKillop
June Ord, 1919. Seaforth 11. 0,
Properties for Sale
159 acro Farm, known 8a the Stratton prop-
erty, 6111 line Morris township, for sale. Pose
session next Fall. well looated near Brussels.
The 20 sores in connection with the Revere
House, Brussels, is also offered for Sale. It is
eligibly situated,
House and 11, acre lot, Elizabeth street,
Brussels for sale. Apply to
W. F. STRETTON, 13rus0015,
House and Lot for Sale in Ethel
Comfortable frame house and one nate of
land in the Village of E114e1 is offered for sale
Number of frnit trees. Good woodshed and
other conveniences. Nor further particulars
apply to .10BN 08120RNE, Ethel P, O.
For Sale
Housennd lots, containing mg sorsa, in the
Village of Cralbrook, the property of the late
Mrs, Agnes Brown, is offered for sale. Frame
house, barn, fruit trees &o. Possession could
be given at come. For further particulars ap-
ply to Mae. Tm05, COM anon or Wm. CA htnItON,
Sxeoutors astute of the late Mrs. Agnea Brown,
Cranbrook.
Bull for Service
The undersigned will keep for service, on S1
f th ro'•bred
Lott Cor. 2, Morels township, 0 0
=5041 Horn Bull, Gainford a1, Salem, No,
==8:418-, erne Gainford Mar u1s (108800) '
S by q
eRoyal Sailor 1 0 Ped
Dam Mildred VII byo 1 11
y ( )
81000 may scan on payable
atapplication. Tema -
810 00 for Ghoro e reds poyable at 1500 of ser-
vice with privilege to return. Grade Bowe not
allowed,
TAO$, PIERCE,
Proprietor.
Popular Stallions
CUMBERLAND GEM
1180781 1160863
Enrolment leo, 1847, Form I.
J. J. NIcOAVIN,
Proprietor
will stand for the Improvement of stook
during the seasml of 1910 at John 1. MOGevin'e
stables, Ltalbury, Lot 22, 0On, 18, MoKIllop,
Terms : .112 to insure, payable February tat,
1028.
CRAIGIE DOUBLE
(184591 1
Enrolment No, 8060 Norm 1
ROSY. NIOHOL,
Proprietor
W111 stand for the lnprevemmlt of stock au,
hug the 0550014 of 1019, at his own stable, Lot 18,
Con, 8,Morels. Terms,1,10 to insure, payable
Pah. it, 1500.
Title collet sire is Shethln Stamp, Imp„ f
1810008) la8registereeddame,, Daley, imp,151081
seerasa
The 1.'i'e rat p 1'), hat: bees le pawn
111 the i'lurino, of Quebec tinkle May
24th, 18117, when the lion. 1t, G. Mar-
ehuui !weenie Prime Menister, follow -
Mg the Ilan. 11, J. Flynn, Conser.
4ati4r Mi Mil 411121111 was slledeedea
in (h e u'r o,ir1 ship by the floe
t'a, ea l .;11 1ltlubel .1, tetra , the
ereeeet Pre , 444) 1 set tomer feerstt,
,is cried office 441 ivarth 23, 1'905,
The Liberals have consequently Geld
office tea a period of 22 years„ and this
term will undoubtedly be extended by
the electors of tete provinue after the
polls have been closed on June 23
next, when the provincial general
election which is now taking place
is brought to a close,
, The Gouin Government has a
splendid record for a progressive ad-
ministration of affairs, It has spent
approximately $20,000,000 on good
r'. Ids. all .imounl sufficiently large
to make the Hearst Government of
(letlrei tale nr1(Ic8, A good deal of
manes, has also been expended on
educalien, and it is proposed to estab-
lisll More technical schools to assist
in the training and equipment of
workmen. Yet, despite large expendi-
tures, the finances of the province
are in a sound condition. Now that
the war is over, the government is
desirous of pushing a huge reconstruc-
tion program. As the Premier says
in his manifesto h
More must be done for colonization
and agriculture. Education must be
stimulated; more roads must be im-
proved; water powers must be de-
veloped; manufactories established;
production must be increased, and the
cost of living must be lessened for the
people.
We load a war mandate. We want
a peace mandate. Before beginning
the great undertaking of recon-
struction, which will take time and
money to carry out, we want a suf-
ficient mandate to go ahead and carry
on.
We do not want to begin the
work and be fold by reactionaries
and pessimists, or by our opponents,
that we have no mandate; to watt
for a new mandate, Why should we
net now, when on the threshold of
a new period, be allowed to forge
ahead, uninterrupted, with the know-
ledge that we have the confidence of
P, GET THE BEST.
,LLIOTT
.1 zed,
ftYong* & Oharles Sta., Toronto
6\ Is noted throughout Can-
ada for high grade busi-
!,ness education,
i1,! Great demand for our Graduates.
Open all goer. e for Catalogue, Enter now.
.4 W rit
;t� W, J, ELLIOTT, PRINCIPAL
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CHRONICCOUlS Em'you more mow -
A Constitutional Remedy
That We Guarantee
Lagrange, N. C.—"For years I
suffered with a chronic cough, so I
could not sleep nights and continued
to lose flesh. My druggist asked me
to try Vinol. It cured my cough, I
can sleep nights and have gained
twelve pounds. Vinol is the best
tonic and tissue builder I have ever
taken."—W. D. Ren, Lagrange, N. C.
We guarantee Vinol for chronic
coughs, colds and bronchitis. Not a
patent medicine. Formula on every
bottle. Your money back if it fails.
1a, at, S\71'l'll
the electorate?
While there has been some desultory
talk about impending elections for
week's past, the bringing on of the
contest at this time has caught the
Opposition in a state of unprepared-
ness. The Opposition leader, Mr.
Sauve, promises a vigorous fight, it
is very apparent, however, that he
is going up against a pretty stiff pro-
position, as is shown by the standing
of parties in the late Legislature,
which was as follows
Liberals 74
tlonservatives 6
Vacantsa 1
h,l • . Tweet:ee N e•�
Total 91
It can do the province no harm if
the Gouin Government is shorn of
some of its excess of strength, and
this may reasonably be expected to
happen.
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established and that gives you Prompt Service and
Satisfactory Results,
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We will gather your Cream, weigh, sample and test
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Cost 04.05
War Savings Stamps
eon be bought what-
ever thea elan ie
displays4.
How much of your wages do you fritter
away each week on trifles ?
It you reckon it up you will probably find
that at least five per cent. disappears thus
"like snow wreaths in thaw."
If your weekly wage is $15.00 you snood
easily 75 rents of that on "mere nnl'hlnlcs-
1rfnre 1,n.1 know it,
But Ste( 14014 vola said to your employer;
"Each week I want you to keep 75 cents
out of my pay envelope and invest it for
me in War Savings Stamps. As you buy
each War Savings Stamp put it in my pay
envelope, and go on doing that for a year."
You will never miss that 75 cents. But at
the end of the year you will have over
$36.00 invested in "Savings Starnpb. By
then they will be worth considerably more
than $36.00, and by 1924 they will be
worth $45.00.
War Savings Stamps are guaranteed by the
Dominion Government. They have the
whole resources of Canada as their security,
the same as Victory Loans. And they bear
an unusually high rate of interest. You can
cash them at any time, however, if you
need to.
Make Your Savings Serve You and
Serve Your Country—Invest Thenl in
War Savings Stamps,
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The Commmitte° is most anxious to get the names
and addresses of all Members of your fancily, friends,
neighbors, acquaintances and their soils and daughters
who have left Brussels or vicinity, in order that they
join in the Re -union to be held in our Town o11 July
27, 28 and 29. Please send before .11n10 let.
.World you l(indly 1111 in the names and addresses
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Waterman's Ideal Fountain
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