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Thursday, March 11th, 1915.
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'prompt attention,
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EYES 11'ESTEI►A FREE
arm Editorials
•tjT8•rmer's•%Ad} oca'te.)
'Olean ^b'l'eats of seed:,ard to.
spare.'
Get go,rt";aeed indtieve /treacly
for the field. •
In abo&f,h. life5h-th's time the far-,
avers of!Canada,,•will (have: •'their
innings rh'the Creches,,
This aeaison 'as. to wireless the
f t .
ga a epi' campaign' ever' conducted
upon the -Belief Canada;
The orders seem,. to bre to sec d
• just a little be'tl han ever be..,
fore, and ¢.heseishnu;rdribe followed.
If plenty et ' t „as rigors d
do. not sel '' ' df• •ttli i r,
1•,ah�,. breeding
, sl.ock. Tlje,,,,,,,may prove more' falu
• able,in ,year- or two.
• Plan ,to thane plenty, ;pf green.
feed for the pike this season. That'
"is'the only,'way fo Makeends meek,
Have Flied,lates
for Annual ordeal
Departlge Frick Education Issues
Timer,tables•Covering All •
xaminations. _
t i• fs ..
The titije:'•table for the annual
examinatilons o€ the D�paytment
'of Education ]ave been annonncs-
ed. The, examinations' for �iid;3le
sob 001 entre nce:into' Normal echool
will be hid tfroni June 24th to June
30th, inclucFrve ; 'for the upper school
entrance, ;into .the faculties of edi-
ucation, from June 9th to June 29th.
pass matricfla ion from June 11th
to June 291h:heist r and scholarship.
matriculation from June 9•th°to
Julie 30t4,4ewer school entrance
into Normelleghools. and faculties
of Education fe•leepin9 June,-Z9th to
June 21st;' Motlel',sehool entrance
from June l4tlei IA 'June '.21st
Senior 'Egli Sehol'il;'. edtrance from
June 44t'hto Tune 2i.s't;,Senior Pub
lie School' graduation, , from
June 11th' to • .June 21st; Junior
Hig�je Sel-'bol from June 21st to June
23rde ar-d the Junior Public School
graduation from June 16th to June
.23rd.
The supplemental examinations
for pass junior matriculation will
be held from Sept: 7th to Sept 17th
$1 AND iCOST$. '
Last Friday nightMagistrateFndrew9 fibd'.a,God„r}ch, Towns
ship farmer"$1 and costs for lav=
ing, meat exposed on the 'S'Iarlee't
Square fnr-ale His. Honor_ nee
malted if ,a�sn ', •o:ther..peutison rias
brought before blr.isis czn-the same
charge he,ev:oplcl,likely, Boost' the
fine to $lfiy,,Tihs is now ta- serious
charge in ,(lie eye at,tlre`•rOm4tarfo
Eoarcl of "jealth n
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SECRET
CRY <1tESlGlsb :In<
Rew 'Dr. II A. tCbrlh " ,
cin has le-
signed his position as field secret
1,,aly of the Dominion Alliance aftesr
a service of five years in teinper'-
ince work.
-.MORE
NEARER TAME 'FRONT;
' Saturday's papers re'i'n d
rt of the second ; $ctrin ent'h?'
,. ti
c 'i,, t;. .
'• � yved ':in Engler d, "In i�lie' 44 qm.-;
,:panies.-that.went:-are•-sev'eralt� 'ro
our 'town $
l Pys, Ktyj1,0 belongvdb,
Winrt6%$8trat�ilivn:31@f,illl 1,5719'
for a safe return home.
T13E PROPER WAY ,
TO ,ij.•DDRESs' SOZD)I)Ri9:','y
The prover way to aedaess-Can
adian ':soldiers is; rank and name;
brigade numbers, 'i2anrdian Ex
peditionar y !'once, General Post
office, England" The letters shou d
be marked in the corner' "To be,
forwarded."
GET READY.
The Huron County Spring Show
will soon be here and the owners
of horses- should be getting them
into fair shape by now. 'The
Prize lists are now ready ardt the
posters have been out during t"he
past week, The date is TI ur dry;
April i.st. The annual banquet will
will be: held in the evening a'ttbe
be held in the evening at the town
hall,
THE NATIONAL ANTHEM.
The;,averago audience start's such
a scramble et the conclusion , of a'
• concert that the Guelph Mercury
says people seem to think - the
first verse of. the National Anthem
runs like this;
''Now get your overshoe,
And gran your overcoat,
And de it quick.
Then get upfrom your seat, `
And • beat a quick retreat,
Don't let folks 'thinkou're 'sleep,
p,
Get a wiggle 'on." .,
POLICE COURT rFINES
WILL GO TO PROVINCE. • '
Weed has been received that the
On'tarlo Government intends tak-
ing all the police court fines in the
future. :Hereafter all :fines for
offense other than breaches of the
town : bylaws and such '*minor ' of-
fenses. • as drunlcness ard drunk
and disorderly are to be forwarded
to the -Government. .This ie not a
result of any recent legislation, but
rather putting into force of legis-
lation that ,has been on the books
for some considerable time. Now
that the Government is .hard up
they are going to eoltect''every
thing • that is possible to collect.:.
33RD. TO PORT STANLEY
WHEN WEATHER GOOD.
London Advertiser, -That the
381'd_ Battalion, now quartered' in
the main 'building at the fair
grounds, will be taken ..:to Pont
Stanley and quartered there under'
canvas as soon as the weather Per -
milts, is reported amongst thea;'
officers of the: battalion. Instead
of the 33rd remaining, L'
'this city until ba'ttalio$'- is Calle
overseas ' It is said that within a
month's time the men of the 33rd
will be mobilized et or near Port
Stanley, . ,Conditions there, It is
pointed out, will he better for the
health• and discipline of the men,
allowing; then; More freedom than
in the city, They will have the
advantage of lake bathing, prob-
ably as often as they wish, and as
much room as 'desired for route
marches and partdes.
THE SEED LAW.
With the opening of the 1915
seed trade, seedamen, farmers and
gardeners mar wish to review the
conditions under which sales „may
be made. The Seed Control Act
provides 'that 'timothy, i.lsike, red
clover and alfalfa seed must not he
put on sale for the purpose of
seeding without being plainly mark
ed witth:the grcde, namely, Extra
No. 1, No. 2, No. 3. Feigners may
sell seed 'teelox No. 3 in quality
to (dealers goo be cleaned and
brought up to grade. Ali other
grass, Glover and forge nlan't eetdi
and those of cereals and flax, must
be marked in a plain ar.d indelible
manner with the common name or
names of any noxious weed seed's
present,( Seed of cereals, flax,
grasses; Clovers, forage plants, field'
roots and garden vegetables must
haye a germination of two-6:hirde
of the percentage standard of vital.'
sky for good seed of the 'kind or,
with the; percentage that are cap-
able•'of germi:'iaiting, "Papered
seeds" must be marked with the.
'PARTMENT
I$ iiiiiv nearly to do your work. New
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Tib:E NSW- ORA CLINTON
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'•4, F. •:n :`1,'1x~!1
:(f dainty character, for Parlor
and Reception Room, is here for
your inspection. Light in con-
struction and design but ex-
tremely well made in,every de-
tail. Elere are the finest creations
of the furniture makers craft,
and at prices that will temp the
wise and discriminating buyer.
The ,Cheapest Spot in Huron
to buy all kinds of Furniture
Furniture Dealers and Funeral Directors -Phone 104
N. Ball 110 --RESIDENCE 'PHONES- ,L ED. Atkuisoii 180
MR. A. J. MCMURRAY,
Secre't'e y•ot Clinton Spring r air,
who is now busy making final ar•-
rangements for the big show, to be
held on Tinned sy Aririt let. ,
in
year'
y a Which the packet was filled
Representative samples of deeds for
purity and germination tests 'pray
be sent to the Seed Branch, Ot-
tawa. Ten) ounces Of grass seed,
white or mike clover; f
Unrounces
of red Clover, alfalfa or sec d of
like size and one pout d of cereals
are desired.' Samples ander 8 ozs.
may be sent without postage and
are 'tested free of charge up to 91
in number for each person or firm.
A SKATING PARTY.
The boys in the Senior room of
the Model School heed a skating
party at the Old Rink, Wediesclay
from 4 to 6. Of course it is ender-,
stood the girls were invited. A
good time was reported.
TOOK TNIItD PLACE.
In th
e honor roll for the month
of (February Mn Wesley Walker, of
town; who is the agent here for
the Northern Life, took third place
for new: business secured during
the past month. This is a 'good
businesa.as the gentleman has only
recently taken .up 'tike insurance
L-nsinessi We hope to see sin
head the list. 1
HAD GOOD CROWDS. ,
The young ladies Patriotic So-
ciety of Clinton had two peed
crowds et the Moving Fieture
Shows on Monelav and Tuesday.
Some very laughable scenes were
shown as: well as pictures of the
,French war vessels. Solos were'
sung by Mr, James Doherty while
Helen and Kenneth Roberton pave
a Scotch duet, Mrs. Doherty, Mrs.
B,obb, Misses O'Neil and Torrance:
Played the piano during the evert-
ing. 5.
NOT A WAR TAX.
"It must always be bornein
mind," says the WinniFeg Free
Press, "that the proceeds of the
special war taxes now to be impos
ed do not go to meet the expenses
of the war, Every dollar of the
war outlay is being borrowed and
the 'entire cost will be funded forposterity to pay. The new taxa'-
'tion is not to meet the cost of
the war, but to meet a'deficit in
the ordinary operation of the
Dominion, due entirely to the fact
that the national expenditure of
the Dominion has increased sixty
per cent during the past four
years,"
HYMENEAL
On Wednesday, February S4th,Fred
Treadwell and aliss Margaret Scott,
both of London, were united in mar
riege at the Presbyterian Manse, by
Rev. W d Knox. Bride wore navy
Niue silk. After the ceremony Mr and
Mrs Treadwell were driven to their
home where luncheon was served.
Among the guests were:- Mrs Harris,
Petrone,. sister of the bride; Mr and
'Mrs McNeil, the latter a sister to the
groom; Mrs A. T. Oarpe and John
Wheeler, formerly of Brussels locality
The presents were costly among them
bring aeabinet of silverware by the
D, S. Perim Ori, Before leaving for•
their respective homes an oyster sup
per was. partakenof after which many
good wishes were expressed for' Mr
and 'Mrs Treadwell. The -hride is a
sister of Mr Adam Scott o,'9 the Base
Tune:::. r,
"TORI) NIG Irl ".'NE,XT 7'L r SD �1.
Nett Tuesday
night at -the Piiri-
cess Theatre, oue of th'e' big ati-
tr rctralis wili.be the pictures' ' of
the S ord newer obile Plant in
oResatigty Ther;'large (staff of
t'-nlpAoyees witli,.the. modern.-npr-
pliance.s'and #iet,systematie operai-
t'on
tions will" ill be plainly shown on the
canvas. The rapid movements t;f,
the diff.eresnt,'•palrtlet, ofthe s, carr
throttghe the, plant are very. -inter-
eating eand all; help the observer
toeunderstand, 'how one -thousand
care. are being turned out per d':Iy.
The:pictures are being' shown un•-
•eler the 'auspices of Bert Langford,
local distributor; for the Poi d
Motor. Co. Be sure and' attend,'
Z11ABi 7.,0P.teO' GUN., ,
Hi1slaies" by.:#
13 '`eraser itl,:Manch Rod ,q,1CUn
is •he lapdo'g` yltd7'y tient an ac,
count of a.' desperate' encounter
which two adventurers .in the fat
north had with a bed Of ferocious,
huskies :from which they narrowly
escaped with their lives. "That
1 u13, of Patrick's" is a somewhat
amusing tale -•though Pat himself
found the experience very prc,•-
eoking-of a captured bear cub
that proved too much for his cap,
tor, "A Visit to the NakimuC."aves
of Glacier Park, B. C.;" "Windot•.
in's Cabin " "The Passing of the
Buffalo" and other stories and ar-
ticles, along with the regular de,
partmenls go to make tip a fine
March number, This sportsman's
publication is issued at Wocd•-'
stork, Ont., by W. J, Taylor, Lim-
ited,
�h'�t fllilil li ww�lilL'rf a'b.
Iii Tlaues 00' Peace
it►;Tinlesof4tiar
Your Eyesight
a$ Essential
L
Failing Vision -an enemy
to comfort, and pleasure -can
be nursed into normal condi.
Lion "'by' Glasses that -accur-
ately fpepsed,;g`,rloaind, and ad
.Iu4L'ed-knees et1re necessea y.
r ilii 't
' TO lie- di' War With yo'ur,syes
-is taking a dangerous chance
-a condition that. need not
, Avo d, all such folly by
wearing glassesthat will 'n
aure happiness• and content
meat.',. ,
A. J'. `Grigg
Jeweler and Optician
Issuer of Marriage
'Licenses]
RRs 1PARPlr4{q iU;lMIr11
Londeshoro
The young ladies' class of the
Methodist Suadiy School will en,
-
(Wain the young .men's class on
/Friday evening.
Quite a number attended the ball
in 'the temperance ane hall
s
P when e the
Grange Lddg•a enjoyed' a good'
time . on i'rida r evening.
Mr. and Mrs,,Charles Dexter and
Mr. and Airs. Thos. Adams Sunday
ed with Mrs. Joseph Youngblut.
eonstance
Mrs. Frank Hall is visiting friends
in Clinton for a few days.
There will he ,s wish concert held in
17ththe b,asement of the church on 1M'Iarch
Miss May Glazier of. (Minton speat
Sunday the guest of her aunt, Mrs,
Thos -'Pollard.
Quite a number, of farmers are get-
ting ready to tap fcr maple syrup.
Zurich
Mr. Wm, Bender of -this village,
left 'here to take charge of . the
Commercial Hotel, at Hensel!.
Mr, Arthur We.Beal, of the del-
par'tment of edycation Toronto,
was herr during' the past week. He
gave a aeries of, lectures to the
pupils tied citieene in which he
touched upon' hygienic ard sani-
ary requirements of school build' -1
legs.
,Fifty-nine pathmasters and "fight.
roundkeepers were appointed by
Hay Tort lis'hip 'Council last week.
Real Estate transfers last week
were as follows 'Henry Koehler to
'his son August ,1,00 acres With
stock, $8,590; John,;Mieuscliwanger
to Henry Youtrghlgt, 50 acres $3,200
Simon Diedrich, t;6 John Meusche
eangeri, 100 acees ,$7,410' John
Foster to tiSimpo Hicdrih, 75 acres
$5,000; Canada' Company to J. J.
Merrier, 700 ac: es . $2,200.
The following new buildings will
be erected this spring, Henry
Deters, brick house Samuel Deitz
lxiek house; Louis: Craft, brick
Louse, Daniel Oswald, brick house
J, Westlake, brick . houae; Fredet--
iclt Hess, pressed brick he use.
• Blyth.
David Moody of the Twin tCicy
Specialty rCnoatpany passed awry
suddenly at o'clock Friday morn
ing At his home,74 Laneasceretreet
Berlin, suffering from heart fail-
ure. He had mads a trip to Guelph
and Bram ton Thu Ed H
, in his firtp-second year, ard was
born in -the county of • Durham:
He resided in Blyth and Lueknow
before coming to Berlin, 20 years
ago. 'lie was a n'elleiknown travel
ler in WestcOn Onitarin,, He is
survived by his Wife, two sons. 3
daughters and two brothers, Wil -
Bane J., and James of Berlin. Ant-
other brother, Robert H., died urn•
expectedly t'ivo weeks ago in Wat-
ford,. Onit,. Decehse'd was well
known to the older citizens of
town.
Elaborate Plano for the
Secrecy f';S
..ecru, 'o older ,
uo ing
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Ottaway Maric'hs 6 -Votes fox `sol-
diers. in The'isubject of a d oft bill
which,.bas, just, been p}'+5posed by
the law clerks iq f the, t�ommong,,=
and submitted:'tfi'the Electoral:Act!
Committee foiAnbiisid'eratron .The
1
draft actprovides
rovi •sthat e
er
may
serving inthe teaval '(it' Military
forces of iCanad'a in the present
war, ,"Whose•. nettle' is -on the a of-.
ems' list•• of any••electoral' idistridt.
district in felanada, and who' • ' is,
entitled to aevote 'at a ,Dominion -
election in any -such .district, ard
in any Province where .no list of
raters is requtrcfd, or proted;,d
any man whoof present- would be
entitled to vote in • :any, electoral
district in such Prot:ince" shall be.
.entitled to •;tote • natwiths'tladding
his "absence fironi!;the'Doniiniotn ere
from the electoral distxiotiin which,
he,bea a vote., ,,
eL'he•,elraft act provides that upon
the issue of a writ for an election
the soldiers may mark a ballot
paper as a vote for the Govern-,
ment or the Opposition or for a
person whom he believes to be a
candidate in the election He is '
to mark this ballot, in' the presence
of a commanding officer serving
in the force to which he belongs,
is such a manner as not 'lo die,
close how he is votingt o fold the
ballot and to place it in an ,l,n-
velope, upon the bach' of• . which
shall be end'or'sed- by the officer
a certificate certifying the crank
and 'corps of the voter axed the.
date of the ballot, , The envelope
shall then be sent sealed to the
electoral districts to which the,
voter belongs; and carried free in
the mails,
The returning officers shall upon
receipt --;of ,the envelope, ' endorse
upon it the date and hour o1
receipt, and keep it until polling t
day, notifying all candidates that
he has received it. Upon polling,
day the returning officer
g ce shalt
determine whether the voter has
the right to vote, and shall then
or-
CrI..tIl envelope E enT 10. 'the
1 .pe in 7rE° '5 +z
of the ca
1 e es
e ndid - s
r e or 'their
agents
t.
g
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and deposit the ballot an'the ;bo,
A record of the name corps, at d
regiment of the voter shall be kept
In the ease of a ballot being to
ceived too late it shall bed stroy-
ed by the clerk of the 'Crown in
Chancery. Penalties are pr ov,idcd
against . wilful delay in transmie-
ep,n. the opening of: enreldpes,
untrue statements, and certifteates,
node oeit roan pulatrgnar.•, evihich
m'ay.bt'rattempted. / f
It is to be noted that the bill is
simply a draft' bill, ard its adop-
tion will deperd upon the -com-
mittee and ,t -$se House.' In fact,
during the discussion in the come
miittee certain very serious liffi-
culties were suggested, In .the
first place, i t was stated by the -
Minister of Jusitce that the en
rollment list of the 33,000 men mo-
bilized at Valear'tier do not con:(,(
tarn the place of residence of tithe
soldiers, . hut, simply the place " of
birth and next of kin. This being,the case, it was pointed out, it
would be quite impossible to make
the proposed Act apply to ;'these
It is believed that the. same, ;np-
plies to the •1,000 men who , have
just landed in Great. Britain It is
plain that it would, be intpo4s9b]a
to establish an election committee'
in 'the trenches, It was suggested
that all those in the service should
be voter" regardless of qualifica-
tions, but the Minister of Justice
expressed: his opinion that this
wouldbe impracticable.
It would appear then that any
Act which may be framedean only
apply to men still in the Dominion
provided that record is kept - ;of
their place of residence,
Editorial Notes
the next, great good would be
wrought. Wide, fluctuation
bad ffct and thelossesofte has n
Prove very leanbarassing. The
menagerie" part of the market
and the gamblingt by many ap-
pears to be responsible for much
of the trouble.
--be--
Are you a live wire in your
neighborhood?
--OR--
El en
-•0 ---Even if"it isa long ,way • to
Tipperary'' the allies' batterine;
rams have made up their mired
that through the Dardanelles they
will go and never stop until 'thew
land at Constantinople. Wewou'd
advise the Sultan' to hold a bar-
gain sale of any effects he has, in
Turkey in Europe so that he would
not be 'handicapped in case he de-
cides to take a vacation in Asia.
Asia going tondo it, Mr, Sultan?
With true native born politeness
a (French cruiser invited the. Dacia
to lean 'her head upon her Breast.
Too much cotton is not always e
recommend and it looks:a "iriflelas
if Dacia was doing some clinger --
one flirting with Uncle Sant ,befOre
she 'trimmed for her trip across
the ocean. The pre -conceived can,.
tore by John Bull's sea dogs did
not eventuate however and tee
unexpected fortunately happened
for the sake of diplomacy,
--Re--
South Waterloo constituency has
chosen John Brown as the Liberal
nominee for the forthcoming Fed-
eral election, No doubt the 'Con-
servative party will do their best
to make the old war song "John
Brown's body lies a mou'derin'
the grave" fit the occasion (out it
may be the other fellow who ' will
be the political corpse after the
battle is over, Mr, Brown who is
a well known farmer and cattle
man whose home is near Galt,
Premier Asquith speaks with
every confidence of ,the final con-
summation of this record break -s
ing war. It's a case of the party
who looked for trouble found it,
and when he was wilting to cry
"IPeccevi" 'the allies said, "Yes, we
know you've sinned but be are
going to see that you wont e sin
any more, at least for many ' 'a
day." 'Militarism ard all chat it
stands, for must bite the :!lust; no
matter what the cost.
Judging by (the size, enthusiasm'
and forward movement planning
at the great Temperance'Coneven-
x,•
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Da ubu fe • t
o neeifbe a
cti.eY-•
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' rltiddlemar .'1,.; u a�re•lookin out''fof'°'?N'timber•1 if ou a'nt
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LOWEST O
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oS o6y b1 ecauseP.AGE-FEN'' ,
N en you and BEST. But.becauee it is sold DIRECT from Factory
with,onlyasingle small•proSt between you and us
FIvy
Stock Taking Specials
•Dutiu�hlsenext few eek§,:v1;e willsso,su[syctot}k+ li ing
ons its W go oyes- our stock :a;�great.;many linea...,witi find
the r
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to
r ,•_ Y our bargain lists at pricesiiwaybuYq}ypyet.
For the First Week we:O,itet'; hey plior 'a
Men's Leather Mitts=Wool,;lining and kt tr4,„I>;f-- 5e
Men's Ties -big assortment -Reg, 25c and, 35j 1for'],5e
25 pairs OnlyMen's Braces ood ;he v,
, ' .g...,., •,,, a y �P�i?.�:fig
and `feather ends,police style, reg.. 2 . c for 1
.Y g S 16G
2 only ,Mens Wad*, . µea er v tcoats W, ;tit e
fire .-
o'fldr ' . , i
add ',� �
d ,
t9�t�e',:j .
d 'inti'
w�rth - 4 Y�g
X56 5r
$9
5
About loo men's linen collars,., odd styles and sizes i
i ,t0 Clear. at.5 each or far',.., y �_ f` 20C
A' very special line of Men's Odd Parits to c1eAr'at $1.05
All our' Furs and Ladies:and'Chiadretis
MantLes
at about ihal?f price. I
See our Children's Coats at $1.98, $2.98 and -$3.50
A very special line of Ladies Coats to clearat $3.75 a
Dal miss this Chance, to save Noise :-:
Pluny
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Small Prolits MoreRuSYuess
tion last week we would advise
some politicians that .they had
better• square .themselves, cWe
hope Aro. Johnston M. P. P.
of
Hastings Co., attended some of the
meetings .so that his moral vision
might be improved. By his re-.
cent ovation in the Legislature he
Was evidentlygroping in the dark.
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The 'Rvdro-tillectric system of
Ontario has cost a pile of money,
nearly $10,009,990 some folk , say.
It subserve the best interests of
the country I
and at as low a test
as possible, and shelled not be the
pocket -piece of any party or come,
ntunity. Is it being managed' to
serve the largest constituency?
'With the scores of, uses to which
the elecrtie power can be put the
field of operation is almost bourd-
less and the motto should ibe "Let
the whole line advance."
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Big edoings have been caused by
that scrap of paper' and other
doings were occasioned bypu'ttine,
paper in theshanks of the soldiers'
boots. Lcols as if a higher code
of morals is badly required and
s serol meth`s
P ods -•should be uillized
to show people tie t' the G{gIden
Rule is still in ,esis nee eve' if
not overwo'k tged `'
x ecl;tinnc�rtain pats'of
the globe. Noss 1,aele so. blin as
thoseo
Viet wi
r do
nrrtvvint'to se
nor
so
deaf as t
hos'are dter
who ter -
mined not to hearJ You have
heart' of folk being as crooked as
a'dog's hind 145 lint that is a oor
illustration in some cases,
What's wanted ilio 'a'�nada is more
democracy. Doisfg (things polka'
ly because our r al •'
e t grandfat�i •s
I
g
ler
.ata it that wayiip�l�ould be !{iele-
gated to the' paq'N;wherever better
methods would serve our day land
generation, The 'Dominion twill
soon be 60 years pfaage and sh uld
fill a man's Plage. every par cu -
lar, if it is ever'. ing to d' it.
The country's
eel 13ein
Y art
e• -
g i
noncar advat<cemet should, ave
the first Ball and ttbq fellows ho
have barred the way show! be
pushed as_de. and men of optsrise
tie: outlook, high ideals anal abt♦und
ing faith in Canada's. future should
have a say in affairs; All Canada
needs is a chance Beeped visioned
mne are wanted,
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