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THURSDAY, ,1'UNE 1't, !t))7
11TRI, 1E7-1917
Is it fair that wh'e ops man .kers to REV,. D. 14000358, LONDON
oho trenchoe uvt ret is and gives up lawn --
HO c1' )creta r.' returns hem, 1111.11- The wrilin' remembers very well the
ed, aeoiler b1, , 1'a.', a 141,13105 hir1 on the 'Lass on which ace first celebrated
tremel)11u s melee, allowed for the 1802 A boy will. 26 cents (.0 00 cents
1'u tui1f,tc:ute of war material? If we el the most) in his pocket, considered
ata to have conscription let it be of himself well furtlished 10 meet the
1's cold lemonade" told cake, 60 years ago,
Dominion Day, Monday, July 1st,
SS, :11th .u; tvc-Il as of mauhoud, 'I'h•s LI( wands of the day in seeming "ice,
the o 1'v reit wav w(to solve the probis.01. i 1t is a long Limo to live i1( this rush.
1 Lug modern life of ours, but a review
ba): of the conundrums pe"pie of ofthose yettl'S furnishes iudis[;utabla
N„3411 0' i'un aro endehvoriug' „„i ('rldeuue that the hand of God Luc
is witu tv'11 receive the Gove1'rtmeut hP' I(1111 :eenill; 31',1311011 111 1(3a ,3' 1((Decaa 1t pedes,ople, for good,
p 31110110n as the mew postmaster a
ti ;aenatu. The (flies was reedere(1
1 .1(((t by the death of C. N. Grifil.1, Al
1 re';ideul 03 the town, Some t,uss
A 11. Mnootrove, 10. P. P., will step
i,.t the ..aloe while nein.. 3,tholi s'0
) in v1naa, SI, P., may become the
1(sl 'r,
of the Peace feelers proposed
€ •.... . � a 1,:armed surrender 1)13(101'
I..l ' 't retained cheek in the req 1=•,
in,” , ,,t. t1o:{ceable, "Peace -at -air
p• h, Il sen he the tocsin in Ger
0 ::y tate fart of the Russian
''o:,• ': -s .1. •3'v-,1 the whittle. of ill
•11:.•y. '11'' .. „ s will win beyond aI
gtles'h, i but ilt'.a, ty support will hasten
1,314 h':nr
t of [(twist who wer0 then adults, how
1''•,v are 11003 livnng 10 read these lines,
r 11' 3'e and 111010. may be found one who
13,:3ers with us a little while longer,
s- Lu3 soon not nue of theta all will be
(L chastening
r
119'1 Thin Is surety b
LL o ht
( ' t[der.ttbnt may not have been a
panacea. f311 all .3111 ills ; indeed, we do
1(„t knew of ally material arrange-
-.134 that Chap 0301110 be—but we Feel
sure that withenl Confederation we
would have been far behind our pres-
s 3'(,l position, and our people would
h_tt" g,iwt Op with narrow views in
k3',<piug with n horizon bounded by
- the no, row limits of a Province.
Now, a 01111)14311(1 14310308 that 11e be -
1111344 to a 001111try which rests on
both great uceaus, He knows that he
eau traverse the 1,0ntioeut from "the
1st 33hete Lhe Atlantic hisses its bil-
lows on the 005k -bound coast of New-
, midland, to the West, where the
1,13 Pacific- tells to the beach her
3' ••.•Luer dreams 133 sea -blown intui-
t. 1 •, soft and low," without touching
,. 1 „titer soil but that of Canada ;
l,, . he. can remove from here to
p i t 3.000 miles distant and still 1'e.
1•, , +1 Canadian and under the saline
tl : floats over him here. This
t,. . (3 nobler aepit'alious than it is
r to feel among a people who
-,e .33 and insignificant and with.
11 :)' 1: pe of increaseA n d growth.
1, �1 1,: 11.1 P therefore silent it proper
i o :•., young na onnlit we
i , a9 tL yt ll 6 11 y,
y
''2 ARE '14:11:•5.111 , 1 '(3 •,
saving but f1' 1 " Imo', r t P
will planned expec!a''."(0 t1 uivh.••,
A.herta, is a case in point where 1130 ; )
candidate, Fred. Davis, formerly o
Mitchell and Goderich, was elected -I
P. P. recently in a triangular fel"
03313031 1'3' worsted a Liberal wood"
and e1) Independent. This 1s the 33
11 141
time a Conservative hat made a
tun in toe rifling''
u
..3'rihlet July ' J I let,1917, t b
e 9 7
with f
est1%{ty anti re
ole
.
(1Azv 114T'a who attempt to palm 1rint(. Speech and song i
oonenctod yarns about Hold ups and a-- r 3.ttiun of our national
stinks 1r whichi tao(Yver
.the chiefre
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h' 'curs m•ecedin 1 3'7 •
tIt ,! g
sh /ai•1 lnr,ut whew the •would have c -
3
\ I •... e , , 011:,0' thtiu these li,ev.
p.,rict•, ' f a: I- ,, Their exnhrr . r . i, T.. 11hen a boy, said to his
with: tt ,, .: • the (3 0edal public, A 1' i,, r , , • •y : "Ate people so 1111(11
Lea:•L'i.:r:,teIv 3:3'11{s,9'.•' '-•• 3. [Irish Ihey used' to be u"
]t'(1('
.. , s n mor i, ••1'a iIlio 1 '1 ''Ply fit•a minute, for (MI
g 1, e In enel'ess too mush to
and : i Aeod in give appar1 u , i s 1 al after a while hie eye
is more knave than ; 1 1 { h'• said : '•\Veil, 1)o
,lc ,•f b'r,h. ; \1' tat r 18 that people were
�— t:,'1. • y b. ', r than they 00ght to
- _ ._..-- to L r ( •1• vet SVP believe the
It Id , ,1'l+ may be abandon-
ed i,' 33 ,.'I ,d .1'.1 kilt, substituted.
Cale 31,.-, ,:,.1111 •n were supposed to be so
cosmee d „'1 ; , 1„h3y the presence of
n1111 1-icetti,1 troops may Have some-
this- , e-1311 p'lpuiarising this mode
'or y.,1 (1(11't rt quire to he
Scotch to 11.1.'2' tl1•11 these is a tidyuess
nista11' +Ic
, .1'. s o r• n the
f 314,.e
low4.17311. s .ss aompat..1 with a come
forniaki lee.;1 to :ing-10 the.l[n10
owes I hi. heens say the kilt Is the
,frees, (sr Loi',.
la t 3 a1, tg ;,"me troubles that
113 mote 41111 telt to solve than
she 1433itles of theash year against the
P
F.,:,; '»1 Ole Austrians_. Some of their
be'.: fsieiels fest disaster for them
7,1110101: 111: •„ 33153' hackle into the
t1.41,t , ' nix( help win the war
00.1 a, a... 1.3..13 will 41 11,11011 to that
t.1',,:-, s immense population
Au'i 1'n 'rt' it!ties. There appears
to t,.: 1 1 ,11:;:.1. 314 liussia'3 internal
333',.ir.• 3111 mesh depends o1(
ice -,I + , •, : 114 flntlr]rlty 60100 One
w 3' 3 - 1',:' to guide -the ship of
S•.ate u-0 ;.;I. the breakers iota a safe
'Pte 3. ttt'..3; ;elk apo:•,,r to be taking a
live inteecrt 113 t ( political affairs of the
1((0,1. They. ave t in( paced upon the
liidiup lixecnt, :., „le instituting Clubs
for the,1,scns-Inn "r 1•.p'1, of interest
and moment 1e,.1 =sato{ 11' ivnrk to do
their "hit" at toe t1,ui,conling Provinci-
al 11' lection I., Alberta Province the
other day the Fist woman to be elected
to 1':n'Ii' nnint is hies. McKenney, Presi
dent of W, C.'1'. U who WAS chosen to
.represent the constituenc OFClare 101
m
POiiticiat:s who were opposed to female
suffrage, used to prate about the impos•
sibrlity of getting women to use the
ballot but we fancy it will take an earth-
quake to stop them on Election day,
GREAT preparations are being made to
place before the people of this Dominion
a proper conception of the progress of
this land as on July 1st we celebrate the
Jubilee, or the 50th anniversary of Con-
federation, Churches, Sabbath and
Day Schools, Colleges, Municipal au-
thorities and other associations have
been ((eked to co operate in preseutng a
fitting memorial service for the occasion,
The D'.,million Government will issue
oonimelOorative post cards and postege
stamps and in told Loudon and Paris
Jubilee services will be conducted. A
most interesting story 0014 he told of
great advancement made along material,
intellectual and spirituel lines and these
'should be a -strong incentive In the ad-
vocacy of a more virileCaunflieu citizen
ship as we pass the halt century mark
and ((*nuttier the heavy responsibilities
that present themselves in this critical
period in our history. Monday, ]tilt
a')dl, hast been proclaimed for the cele
bration of this momentous event in the
loud of the Maple,
lie re , ' I11(• SY0I id—Ilntttil Il-
.ai
e. the flight fel war that is
3 (35)3,'1 than tory 0(33' tint
i„ • ed3)1' course we do not
111 •311 1•' : 3'in'In that the present tines
u.-• .•.{1 1(l. fault. Th,t'e is still
e : .n :0 . 1 sin and suffering and s,1-
1 1 1i ' 101 1(1 1. rause the heart of
.1 e eat 1.1-'13 to (old.. and almost to
I•. ,,
thi6 , no bad as , I oe t t so
, e our
„ 1 \\ ho have u
le ,, 1 1( (Tithe 3 are favored
ati 0 w I r, ekoe 1st \Ve are
0111,... 1 I 4l 1 1'-I dlZatiull
IIIPIn I, It.. . f'I t i1.13 03 „' t that the
gru{u 1 • .3 of CO ,'e have
ever b 1,.,,• tip, 3' r is this
all. '1' , • • • „g3' , morality
i. 51111"' , ' i1( • 511111' , iillprov-
I 1, • el..,, ch, (despite
lit i9purer,sti one-
,
K
m,• t'.•• n 131 pre.
at any p
vi es ,• Ile that walketh in the
([lir l , . e,- -even gulden candlesticks
would doubtless find more to c0m-
me31 and l+se 111 Cind0(1111 than be
found in the :even ehurcles of Asia.
Lod. Ina rift erste nor memory by 11
glaree at 1,1411•• improvements wade in
material ((3.'g, even within the brief
p rind 0f ih1, r('nliection of (many of
the leader, 3'i 11113 iPosT. In the
matt el' 111' letter postage -5 cents 50
years ago, the(( 3a1ee 8 nent8 and in
1800 reduced to 2 rents. 'J'he old hner-
chant Ship 111 whirl our parents came
to Canada required from six to twelve
weeks, 1(r let (13 Irishman pelt it, "7
weeks and 1333 dams," to cross the At -
lam le—new t1(+ voyage is accomplish-
ed i1( less than that 110111ber of days.
Then came I.53 telegtpph and click,
elicit, event the message and with
ligh Ulinng speed burl( mune Ole answer.
7`Ihe old .stage coach has long since
been wt. tled out of tune, and i1( its
place
"Theisen layer 1wenp4 proudly on
Ie his exultant ('(311 .e,
At speed whieh 31051+ in lo, 011w3ud Light
The birdie free wing 1)1re' azure Heide of
ligtlt,"
It is within the easy memory of living
men bow Morse and his eleet(ic tele.
graph woe ridiculed in scientific
circles u!1 to the very time when the
put his first line hr operation. When
Cyrus W. Field was trying to arouse
the people of England and Anl10'ioa to
help hie( in 111(1 plan of the A1lantle
telegraph, be made a trip to England
and visited many of the nobles, but
their foxhounds anti the chase %vete
peomine(1t in their minds and the
scheme of t.elegietphy was of little o'
un (100011)11. AL 1138)', Air. Field ven-
tured to talk with one gentleman
upon the 134Igliehinaul'4 favorite sutyb-
ject or (loge, Mr, Field said, "Sir
speaking of dogs, you have aroused
my 311Le1e,1 in the subject, and if you
1'
will (ndul!.i, e
m cold like to ask
you if you could I would
ihuagine a dog nS
large as the Howse of ParliamelI.33"
"Well, indeed, Jhs Pield, you really
mannish nie with such a strange ques-
lion, but 1 .mild imagine a (Ing 88
large as 111,51, blr. Field then S(dd,
"(Lan you imagine a (101{ as large 1(8
1,nu(1013 33' 'Pl1.1 Englishman slowly
assented that, he could imagine a 310g
044 large (15 I,ond0n,. Ah', Field said,
"Gan yon imagine a dog as large a3'
Uingland 7" That Wee a po801. hilt 11.3:
last Ire said, "Well, 1 suppose I could
imagine a (log that huge," Gnus. W.
Richt said, "Indulge the in one more
suppo5311111, (11,1(10 you imagine a
degas ling as from Liveepool to New
Yorks` The gentleman finally agreed,
Then, Mr. Field said, "'Che dog that,' I
aur trying to get you Interested in, le
a clog, that when you pinch his tail
4 (Continued on page 4)
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ONTARIO
AFFAIRS•
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NOBODY SEEMS TO
LIKE THESE TITLES
Unfavorable and Sarcastic Comments
on Another Hereditary Title—
Like Plain "Misters"
If a man wishes to bring down upon
himself the disapproval of the press
and the people of Canada, one effec,
t{ve way in which he can do it is to
accept an hereditary title, It wag
only a few months ago that a flood of
and unfavorable comment
protest
came at the bestowal on a Canadian
of such a title,
"In the free democracy of Canada,"
Mr, Rowell said at that time, "we are
not improving conditions by import-
ing hereditary titles passing from
father to eon, If this is the first, 1
hope it may also be the last," This
statement, and the sentiments expres-
sed in it, were echoed and reechoed
throughout Canada. The Ottawa
Journal Press (Conservative) said:
"The public attitude In Canada is
web expressed In the comment of Mr.
Rowell," and The Christian Guardian
said that they would like to second
with all the emphasis they might, the
remarks made by Mr. Rowell regard'
ing the granting of Canadian heredlt•
ary titles.
Now there is another flood of pro-
test because another hereditary title
has been granted. "A lot of Cheap
John titles in the paper this morning.
They are getting as common as dander
Ilona," was the comment of the Toren,
to Telegram. "The hereditary title
plight to be kept out of Canada, This
country does not want a little arlstoo'
racy of its own," was the comment of
the Mai and Empire, ire an the Liberal
1 m d
p ,
press joined in its disapprobation,
The Toronto Starme out that a
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Its recent conference in Washington;
t g i
?ranee was represented by M. Vivian!,
Great Britain by Mr. Balfour, the
-ni ed States 21' Wilson andMr
L t Stts11 o
by
Lansing,and Canada Sir Thos,
White and Sir George Foster. In title
ease these aro only life -time titles,
"No mutter what may be said about
them," the Star thinks, "there is sure.
ly no defence for this new practice of
distributing hereditary titles in Can.
ada," "They are conferred," says the
Star, "in defiance of a public opinion
that Is, we venture to say, practically
universal throughout Canada."
COMBINES AGAIN
Discussion of , them Revived by Re.
port
Combines as a factor in the high
cost of living are again attracting at-
tention.F. .
W O'Connor, Federal
Commissioner investigating1
e cost
tl
of living, in his report recently pub.
lashed, thinks that the provinces have
exhibited "little or no interest an the
enforcement of laws against accumu-
lations of products, unjust prices and
combines," He thinks that the pro-
yinclal authorities are primarily res-
ppuplble for the enforcement of the
law respecting the cost of living.
The government of the province of
Ontario is particularly affected by this
charge. They have immediately de-
nied Mr. O'Connor's allegations and
claim that they have done all they
could under the law.
The Liberals in the Legislature have
been criticising the government on
this question of combines year after
year.
Their resolution this session was as
follows:—
"In view of the present high cost
of living and the increasing burden
upon the working classes and those
is receipt of limited incomes, due to
the high cost of the necessaries of
life, this House condemns the abandon.
went by the government of the in-
vestigation and prosecution of the
illegal combines formed to limit com-
petition and to enhance prices ,
It is the duty of the government to
investigate all alleged Illegal combin-
htlons In restraint of trade and to
prosecute vigorously all those who am
pear to be violating the law."
This resolution was voted down by
the government.
WOMEN'S POWERS
DEVELOP RAPIDLY
IDLY
Morris
OBITVASY,—After an Illness extend.
lug ((3141' 001111 Months chars peeled
aloe), On lrt4day the Bill ilea„ at the
heiie of his daughter, Mrs. Rich,rll
Scutt, ewe her •f the 18oneere in the
person of \Vin, 1310,80. , ]le was 0
tnttll u11.l:'17 known, tesnected stud in
L110 eaullir life of file cnmltuunity
manfully ',toyed his part, 1310 it Nov.
9, 1837, in 13111 township of Oat (weight,
Durhew Co„ be was Married fu 113110
11' Mies Jane Bruce and 14 years Inter
with his family moved to Lute 11 and
12, 001). 10, Morrie, where' he resided
until moving to 131yth Irl IBM, where
to made his home until the time of
his death. Deceased wail it member of
the Masonic Order of long standing
Notice to Creditors
I,i the matter of the estate of Margaret
Cunningham, late of the 'Township
of Grey, hi the County of Huroa,
married woman, deceased.
Notre le hereby Even pennant o "The Re.
t 1'a v 1
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landsthot s nl •Marts" that (i creditors
and elherrimring clahneLKnhiel the estate of
the 314311 blurgaret C'unuingham, who died on
ct 1111,1110 the Seven311 day aft
f A lril3 A D„
err r,. eat(7 t 1'u or hrfore the 11lt1i dor delude,
• 0,, 1017 to send 1)yf• pool prepaid Or deliver
Ou'De4onoapldnn, tthoef Rdseticxe.ofd(3s
aetID.11Eed5
nu brook Post O'ftce, Onnreo, their Ohrettan
nod Rurnntnes addres504 and deserIpt loon, the
full Item looters of their eleime, the statement
or their /autumnis and the nature of the .cele
airs of 100)110d b7 3338m,
A1,d (dither take notice that after stash lad
nlentlmvrl dere the sold Yzeeutr!z will pee-
ned to distraint(' the mete of the demeaned
unmet; the 08111es entitled thereto, tering re -
131t' d only to the (define of which she shalt then
hove n0tlee, and the said Executrix will not
he liable for the amid enact . or any part [henn-
a to tiny ',neon or penmen of whose claim
1,01300 shall not have been received by 1.r at
the thne of such dt,tribullon,
Doted at Cranbrook thin 0114 day of June,
A, D. 1017
JARS 8, ANDONALD, Ezesutrix.
Notice toCreditors
In the matter of—the estate if Eugenia
Oakley, late of the Villege of
H usels, in the County of Huron,
widow, deceased.
Nelee le bereb7 3313.(3 purmaat 00 "The Ra•
viee8 Statutes of Olefins " thns all oredttors
end other. having eldme against L Led le of
1)11, sand Eugenie Oakley, who died on or
¢A, . 10(3
iabout the rThirteenthdde n! list ,• d 4
u•eurrg0lred on or before they6t11 day ori
July A D 1017, to send by peat prepaid ords•
to le co one of a Exeoutors of
liver,0 last Seat, eht and ficd■ Ontario,
of paid Christie?'
et n, ,sr,(smee,Posidd'roOffice, Ontario, ,03'tr l 011 .t the
r ti 1'r s ddsee lull elation,
ell 1 ons the
end n loran a
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Dol 1 nert,eulnrp of their 3(0(14 the stat mal.
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or their nca,ntntn 1(d the of the ■ 1(r
a 31
i A l,1' rt'h held b7 them
Aud fl8& 33 take (13,, o the after snob Lei
mentioned date the amid Etoeutors will
proceed to dietrlbute the assets of the deeeneed
among 135 pat(les ertitird tl.reto, h st,le 1st•
gird on1f• to tla• 111inls n[ which ahoy shell then.
Intoe e, cud 1i the staid rcntorm will
liebl
not to linbin for the aald cossets or sayhart
thereof to any 1858011 or persons of wose
linins notice inch not hese been reerind by
1 hem nt the time of mach thlibutloa,
Dated at Brussel. (111.a 0th doss of Jut.,
A. D. 1017.
T. T. BORAII, 8zesulors,
F. E. SCOTT, 1
andptteredWeenucteudrhit0••••.f••4•••M••rN�NMN4N••N!f•1 N.•.•4 00-44
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of his 41111, Diane Brown, Klug OA se le
I3Iyll1, by the Iirelhlen to that Met
diet, Outsell tyhet'r ger! lee tens ere
duete,i by the pastor, Rev, 11. J.Ilie-
oortui' k, assisted by Iter. (3e111 (8
'Polfol,I of 4It. Andrew'■ 011111 ell,
A1111 lire, Nr, A'wey, of 1118 hl't'dry-
tartan rinr,•h, 1-,nndeshuro, 'I'Iie .353.
ing Lir 1lie deli t, aria most appropriate
and its 0110113;111 was nugthettlet) 3,7
vocal essIBLanr3' of 100111 (('38 or Mlle
Methodist chinch elude, \Vitiehaw,
Reuhsio• wet u convey 13 to 133.1033
ceoirtety 3Vheee the lee), sail rites
wele pc•1 fit toed 111 enmplin nee wit 13
the Usages of the Alrtseide 0,1115. 1)3'•
ceased tune bereft 1' hie wire 81.0.(1(1
yea( 0 ego, 1111 haves (n mourn lir
lou, 4 sous 81111 2 311 ugillrrs, homely 1
—Huhi. 011(1 1111' I l( "u'rl, Morrie
Isene H., Blyth ; CI, AI los, Deadtrnnd,
S. D. ; Kate. \•Viii• Newcombe, North.
Batl.Iefurd, 'Sask., and 'Mrs. Richard
Scott, 13lyt11, Floral 113hn1es IAId on
the casket attested to the esteem in
• which the deceased WAR held and the
r 0) wally of o h.
family have l h t m the c u
mm�i1y 111 thele (erenveu end,
Hog for Service
The undersigned will keep for aervioe on Lot
2, Con 6, Grey, n lhoese.beed Yorkville., hog.
Tern. 01.00, With privilege of returning if
nwomnary.
JESSE IN] 5,14101,
Tad Proprietor.
Two High-class Stallions
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The only Car in Canada selling' at less than 6
00,00 equipped nil \vitt Electric Starting and
$�7 9 FP 6
Lighting System, More Wonderful than ever,
®P`►� Ir-r7*rv-v-woPT7-wrv-o'r'rTy-#1
Two of the highest einem, MORE beautiful, en Standard Equipment
royally bredhorses ever offered for the conoid• 0
oration of breeder. In this community. In
the tud eesenn 11111:—
Inspected and Enrolled
The Grand Circuit Champion
ELMER DICKSON
61626, A. T R., 2.00% 1010 race record, one of
the Host benuliful and !retest holwee ever seen
on the Grand Oirouit, Ebner Diekaon went
the third mile .3 Columbus. Ohio, In 2,00, with •
the last half in one minute in 1010 He is bred
In the purple with show -bone anisb Will
Hand this season at his own stable at 3lyth, ex. ,
aepgng on Thursday afternoon be will go to
Swartz's Hotel, Winghnm, for night 1.Frldny, 1
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• Valve in head Motor
6 Electric Lighting — Starting
6 System
6 Selective sliding gear
esTransmission, 3 speeds
® Forward and Reverse
♦ New front and rear Spring
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to 33111'8 Hotel, elaeP(3Ie, ear noon, ns
Hotel, Bras0els for night ' $ntnrde$g• home to
him own stable for noon where he will remeln
until the. following 'Thursday afternoon.
r 1 roll
In coact ell[[ EI e
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tab(. at 131.,111 where he will rennin until the
following blondey morning Write for bill
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Among the women who are organiz-
lig in order to study public questions
and to be able to fulfil their new res-
ponalbilitles of citizenship, are those
of the city of St. Catharines and the
surrounding diatr)et.
At a meeting of the riding commit-
tee recently held, attended by both
men and women, at 'was decided, first,
that women should he added to the
Executive of the St, Catharines Libel,
al Association, and secondly, that wee
men's Liberal Clubs for educational
at onal
and patriotic purposes should be form,
ed in St Catharines Merritton and
other points in the constituency.
it was interesting at tills meeting to
see the development of women's opin-
ion. At first they said modestly that
this was a new field for them and that
they wouid just have to feel their way, 1
slowly and cautiously, While this ae f
undoubtedly true, yet before the meet.
hag was far In prOgres8 the women, an.
eluding several from country points 10
the riding, were taking a leading part
in the discission, were showing the
keenest intelligence on the natters be -
lore the committee, and by their own
action had established themselves ss'
rarely a. important factors in the
work,
Thle Name thing is Occurring all
over the province, and the adaptabil.
ity of Woman to being revealed every,
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COPT°RTA' ROUSSE IND LOT FOR
1•11.-080i well ..d el.lara, fruit trees,
k., Al..1 aerie 1st ser nra3oa with Targe
eleble and drilled well, Tor further particu-
lars as to price, tonna, k3'„emity toTuepos0,
Brussels,
SHETHIN STAMP
ANDREW F. EYEUEV A •ON
Proprietors
MONDAY will leve hie own staple, Lot 21,
2311 Line, Morrie, and go hast In 011iiheat'
smith's for noon; then South 1% miles, then
WesSY . igravel road to Oru.sela then to Robe,
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for night. -
TU154DAY—Eo,t-to gravel road, then South
018th. Line, blo'rie, to Goo Kelly's for noon;
then South to b'mndery, west 1y miles, and
North to Herlook line, then West to Bert AI-
len'e for night.
WEDNESDAY—North to boundary, Ener 1
mile, then North to Wm. Taylor's for noon;
then North to 0133 Line, Morris, then West to
Wm llird'a for night
THURSDAY—North to 0th rine Morris, then
West in John WIghtman's for noon; then
North via Belgr.ve to 2nd Line, Slorrls, to
John Coulter' for night.
FRIDAY—Best to Agar Bron for noon; then
Ninth to lot I.Ino, Morris. East- 2% ndlee Hold
home for night, where he will remain until
Hondy morning.
CUMBERLAND GEM
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82861 (8088) u nrolmsnt Na 1807
I,3.pe0)ed and Approved.
JOHN J. McGAVIN, Prop.
This well bred horse will stand ter service
during the present seamen at his own stable.,
Leedbir7, Lot 29, Con, 12, MoYIllop,
Executor's Sale
For tin purpose of winding sP the estate of
the late John 13nllnmtyn3' the lauds and prem•
Ism, athlete in the Viiinge of Cranbrook, eon-
telnin l aoole 10 acres of land and upon which
there in erected n oouportnble frame house
and frame barn, e1' offered t o off 831 e 1 I
e f1' sole, Full
knownupon ad terms at agile will b1( made
YIl 11 I1. 1011(( ,1 '!A '1 t r i•
Runtyotv f totrothe r the o,An
signs Reymann Cranbrook. n1' LIR under-
signed W. 61. oI the Executor, 4011[ $olloitor for the EzecuOor,
For Sale
2834 acres of farmlands 1n the Township
of Morris, ad Oldeg 1/10 Village of Brunets, {
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1'+o field. 7horr Is i1 •0011 K revel pit,open-
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sten fromh 2 to 8 arras. I( hos been [town
end enough of r ravel thus 3'r supply the town
and ildingid tr for a colt rry n r ors century 3' 1
d bonding fors 00 r the railway.
arr 87 1, nt ; 1 Int oleo
My Ori etreresnear the (th river
dation ; ((leo
My IDI cin and Albert
t ohoedvorRonk, urther
of Wt1111ut1 141411 Albert atreot0. For further
particulars apply to the tt,dersignod at his
reelde"eo, J. LECKIE.
Sentinels, 15t11 March, 1017.
Farms for Sale
Thn undersigned offers far sale hits ane 150
mire farm behig Lot 12, end part of Let 18,
Con, 5, and 00 acme on Lot 7, C,m, 4, Townahtp
of Grey, Bicron County. On 1110 [onuer iv o
good brick home, extra good barn, 00 z 100 felt
all ee11011E0 end water installed, acre in m-
antel, eve 80 antes 10 oideay bush, Aliso 100
nerve, being Lot 12 Con, 0, In 00150 tmvnshit.
12 norm of entre good Fall wheat and over 40
acres plowed, Both forfeit 111 good condition,
Nor farther partianlnrr ,w En pricem, terms and
'med1110(g, apply on the premises or write
JOHN JACKSON,
Telephone14010, Ethel P. 0.
The Clydesdale Stallion 'Meaburn 2nd (17069)
Enrolment No. 4704 Form 1
IN31A13II[LN 2ND [170091, Black, with face and buth hind legs %visite ; foaled June 30th, 1014 ; bred by henry Bone, Brussels, Ont.
MEA13URN 2ND [17009]
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Ueaburn (inp,) [13710]
(10000)
DAM—
Ruby (imp.) [28788
(331217)
PriaLeTl t 4 e hi nand 0
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I3'yvde's Pride [90.17
((2580)
Lady Douglas [12057]
(14516)
ArIlethen [4048] (11240)
Princess Alexandra
(31218)
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(9I22)
Baron Ruby[100151
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i•rince of Quality (2378)
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Queen of Quality [22018]
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Lel [41)311] (6536) { {Gold f)inder LPU7 811(807„))
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Sic Everard [8080] (5853) (Topgallant (1850)
'�CReale of Iiillellun [,4240 (7437)
(LoreetQaeeu [4253J (Springhill Dm'n'y E7(362� 2420)
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l Heroine [4448] (8522)
Ceiltic (1mli.)[2202] (1087) J 1'[n"1o11110oilWMi'tlgesgic15(04013)5(67(3
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(.1np.).[2127] (5097) 0310(354' (803)
Mabel of Oleudrie 135 9
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The Imported Shire Stallion, Blaisdon Colin Don 07770
Enrolment No. 2766. Form 1.
Yahese Two well bred Stallions will stated for service during the season at their awn stable, Lot 20, Con, 3, 1VLorris,
HENRY BONE, Proprietor.