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Ou . Millinery Opening was so successful from
every stnd' nt that we could riot possibly ";look fur
better r4sufk� We thank you. We never were so..
rushed ',. diti Dlillinery Department, therefore we•,ask
as a spe ial4fawor; that you place your orders earl)
T c is Store for tlig'hClass,Mtl1Ixlier� s z*
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Spring, itself,,.
Do your Easter shopping
now.',Don't wait until the
usual Easter rush.
Most women with spring
clothes in mind, have this
etorn in mimed also. Always
to the front with the new
things and, always showing
,thelnewthings first.
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can''''t �'iWa.%ua�e'd turn ttha•fr attention, tee
end we are prepared to meet.
the big rush for Spring Ap
parel as never before.
(;once now and get
First Choice,
New Easter Neckwear
JUST ARRIVED—Many new novelties in. Ladies
Neckwear have just arrived. Dainty and pretty
ideas at all prices and for all purposes.
New Easter Gloves
The final touch of distinction to a well dressed
woman is given by "Trefousse" -Gloves. We have
them inall the new shades.
.- ratinaUS'i •
The &Ore;that,Shuusthe New Things First
"letamismiemla ve
Social and' Personal
Mr. D. S C1uff is ;spending a few
days in town •
Miss Graham who has been • spend
ing the winter with relat'tynvlea in
Loddon, ,has retur'n(ed thonue and
will resume her classes in paint-
ing.
Messrs. CJ. Masson and J Wat-
son, of Blyth, were callers in town
on Saturday last.
Mr. Jenkins, of , };.Moto, was a
visiot here lest we nowing toles
�k3 ft s hav5
' A.'�81 xn
sister, .,.Miss an . Pl8
'1 gone under an operatibn.
Mrs A.M. Kay and Miss Helen, of
Stratford, ;spent .Saturday the
guests of Mr. W.H Kerr and Mr.
and. Mrs. J. L Kerr.
The Toronto Star Weekly pub-
lished a splendid pictures of the
young people who gave The Mer-
chant ices' bythe Faculty of
chant of n To -
Education Dramatic Club.. of
To-
ronto and among them we noticed
the face of Mr. Norman L. Murch,
who took • a leading. part.
Walter (MIK K. C , for many
years a valued citizen '• of. Ridge-
-town` (left for 'Moosejaw, Sask.,
where, he has entered one of the
leading law firms. A number of
the citizens aseemblipdr at .a fare-
well banquet, at whrcii'megret was
exprelssied at .Mr. *Wes determin-
ation to leave for bila"Wiest';' Mr.
Mills Will be reme dbY many
as he took part in the "last. Oneter
io election here, o ` behalf of the
Conservative Part
Mrs. Diohl and n, Louis, left
on Saturday 'for air home in
Paisley after :a vis" . with 1(he for-
mar's mother, Mrs. J. McGarva
Mr. D. A Forrest • was a '.week
end visitor with thi brother, Mr.
-William Forrester t Mitchell.
Mr. Fred Heid, o Seaforth, was
a. visitor in town Monday.
Mrs. Boles and. M' s; Iloles expect
to leave about tilt- e ad of'Aprils-to
make their 'future onile at 'Crook-
aton Minn. ai
fo
• ;•`mer..
Mr. Harry,Cxa$esb ', ti ,•C.
c.the To-
ronto
with
but no
ser,
,toad x.
ronto. Daily Star, 1, ;now, in lt.re-
"land, and will torr pond for that.
r d ,,nin t e Moine .Rule
paperg
trouble.
1110.- .P,u
g s. :I`orbes fro is attend-
ing
in ,'Normal at Stratford togy.'part
in that classic ally "As yr•u biro
it,?' given by the r(studenes 'lae-
Friday night. ;"t'
We are glad to ,? ge Mr. Adam
McKenzie out again after his re-
cent illness.
Miss Ida Wilkin has been under.
in
the doctor's tate dueling g thepave
wee
week.
. list
. ata
was on the slick l
i!s;.Miss 13p•re
'last week with the ppe vailingcold
This w eek Mr. an .Mrs. Joe .R'e ii
rdi i -lost for Berlin
1-a and children
where they will r e,.dle in the fut
ui*o. They are no serangers 'to
that city having lived blare i--'e-
',oro t,coming to1.linLone, The
New Bra wishes themsucc,es in
their new hone.
Mr. Jack Levy, of..Toronto, is,
Y
holidaying at the paeental home.
Miss Louite 'l.iceney, _tof Jllyth
-vas a y£fsitor with diet; grand'noth-
or, Mr's, Thompson, Albert street,
Mr. Dave Forrester, of London,
spent Sunday at his .home here.
Mrs. She herd wn a sty et,
P
To nd ee
has returned to town after spend-
ing the :wintgr in .Toronto.
Mr, Oliver Johnson (paid' Brus-
sels hotel-kcleperse an official vista
last week.
Miss Halliday, of Belgrave, is
visiting in town.
Miss Nettie Morrish of Detro:,t is
visiting .01er grancteargnits, Mr,
and ,Mrs. Donald McDonfald and
sister, Miss; Lida' MMMorrash. "
Miss Jean Wylie leaves on Thurs
day (this afternoon) to spend the
Easter vacation with 'ter parents,
Rev. W. W Wylie, of. Durham.
Rev. and Mrs. la 13. Stevenson, of
Tavistock, were the guests, of Mr.
and Mrs. W. S Downs over Sun-
day, while here Mr. Stevenson took
the services in Willis church.
Mr. J J. Weir, of the Royal Bank
will spend Good Friday at Wrox-
eter.
Rev. J H. Hibbert; Chairman of
Wingham District, preached 3n On-.
tario Street Methodist ;Mere Tues-
day evening at the evangelistic'
series of eiervieier' being held.
Rev. A M. E. Thompson, of Aly -
mer, was in town on Tuesday.
He had been visiting has mother:
at Goderich who is ill.
Mr. Herbert Mannii g, of Brus-
sels, was a visitor at the ;hone of
Ernest Resell, Clinton; The visi-
tor is a brother-in-law
Mrs. George' Nott is Upending
the Easter Holidays.' at Welland
with her sister, Mrs. Gledhill, she
will be accompanied by her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Cunnirfa>ham, of Carlow
Mrs. Jacob Taylor left fot Tor-
onto on( Tuesday
morniin
to
or a
two weeks,,Ytt.vxt ,-her daughter
Dell, and other 'Mends, and in-
tends tto spendthe Hastier atoll -
day With her Son Will, of Napanee,
Miss Dell will accompany hes.
Mrs. S E. Andrews, of 'Wintiipe,g
arrived Monday, ,to attend' theIfutiera
1 0 . f her sister,. .Mrs ; John.
Jackson. She will spend .some
r .
time here wi�llt d�eL,r dattolitery Mrs.
B. J Gibbings,
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veli That Extension rel' License's
Lrth HUN Oars
9a on 1st of May
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Ommission'
.Is Notify the Hotel
Will Not be Granted,
Winghttm, April •3,—No aigiror
will be sold in
North'ti7uron after
May 1. The 'five 'hotels in..Wing-
Liam, 'besides the other lintels: an
the riding, wereeeerved 'to -day
with notices from the Noril'h` He-
ron license commissioner that the
three months' extension of license
would not be granted
'Therefore North Huron, and no
doubt all of Huron County, will
be "eery" after May 1.
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wv.eeesetes
THE CLINTON NEW ERA
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Thttlrsday, April 9th, 1.914;,
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TYRONE VOLUNTEERS HOLD MANOEUVRES, AT DU�GANNt, 5a
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a ,.:Manoeuv'res on an extensive scale were carried-' out. in Ranfurl , demesne, Dungannon, on Wednesday, 25th *hen
y g iugs y, ;Feb..
'lie th Dun 'annoy_ battalion. Tyrone Re rment,.'of the Ulster volnteer force, had'a field day. + ;The opf) rstlolis'•in *hick;
2000men participated, covered anarea of two square miles.
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odcrieh 'Township - ' ;'• ;,leader ht of Mi.:, Mt ]'based throltgfi t c
We. nee Nervy ti report the, ;lineae ,,t .•j he each" ai n, t It'e`'wisi' os't. oris 1.
O. 'vis•I•Int�iii Roail whnNnt tell,.Irecens �-the.. arsons wasparsonage undeit•
w ,• ,
ltgh£:sti•oke oft yd1•alvaia Of his rii;hk A,t1tats%"ti:pe for: scarlet f!'vea, ji�pS
side: • xt is. p easing to r.mort th it .\) r. Puw.e ins e a vet touchin aril t`e'el-
Jervis is improving ni 0fy and we iMgreply 'stating it was•mue blessed
hope he will soon he as Well as ever. to give than, to receive; •
Hobnesville
The' klolrnesviite Oreamerr will}
comm+ace opewtinns on Monday, l
April 'l3'h. Anv farmers wishing to'
send•their ct•ealn 0811 now get ready.
for the rigs which start nn Monday.
Mr. O. Williams will be at the head 1.1
the staff again.
LiU know
Joseph Hanna a f•u•nrerwbo resides
on the 10•h concession of Kinloss
narrowly escaped death nr fatal injury
in the mechanism ofa\
windwill-a le v
days ago. , Leaving the mill running
inear, he tr
g not m ed to a ledge over
the granary in the barn, to pmt on a
bel;: The place was interum and
there was little room to r Iterate, Ur
some manner the revolving shaft
caught -in the Jacket he was wearing'
To seve.hhnself he seized a post and
held cin with all his strength while his
clothing -Was wound up and the sleeve
torn from his j•icket and shirt.. The
parting of the garments let him free,
suffering only from nervous shock and
severe brtiises on the flesb.
Stitnley
The N iii Ere is sorry to learn t list
Reeye•'(ion the .welt known mulct
pality'fepr 'ke ntative of St 511153., is mit.
erjnv llg. hie ueu ti gond heal: h. 11'
the good wishes of Horny friends will,
tend to hasten Reeve Glee's complete
restoration he should soon he coeval
eecent. •
Miss Nettie. Praiser has returned tap
her home after spending the winter
wit is friends near Sarnia
Mr. Mal. MrEwen was in Kent On.,
last and spent a few days amoul;
friends there. •
Mr. Juhu McKerzie returned to his
home pear Port Albert „n Saturday of
hist week.
The marriage of Miss Florence Me
kips, ehls,ir,,laiighrer, of John Mekins
is announce t it 1 re
d o tette t a, ar, �Vi d
nesday next, to Mr. Sterling 111'14, de
rich townshi ,.
tixeter •
Rev. E. G, Powell of Main Street
Church, w,IS agreeably surprised the
other evening when the W.O.T. O„ u:,
behalf • of the Exeter >swpereat,ne
people presented him with 11 v1 ry
beautiful and costly chi ring cl ask:
Mrs, Pon ell a as also renis -net. rd
with a check on the Mn ,e" s .13 it k Travellers report the country roads
roads a,t the in a condition son u under timeof,the Sc1rr, Arc v,rr.e stances business is coda
g
Kipper
Mrs. Rev. R. li,. Barnby, and little
daughter of Lambeth pare visiting the
lady's parents Mr and Mrs. William
Ivison.
Mr. Wm, Orr of Drysdale has
engaged with Mr. Robt, Parsons for
the summer..
Mr. and Mrs. Howley were visiting
friends in Exeter last week.
Mr. Wm. Ross has returned' from
his annual trip to the rountry north of
Toronto. Be' brought' tack a fine
carload of young oattlllrto run on his
pastureland this summer.•
Lsndenboro
The members of the Women's Insti-
tute 'have arranged .toi .hold a ,social
.next Tuesday eveningsin •Forrester•'s
.Hall, There will be games and music
and a good time is expected from •730
to 10 p.m. admission free.; -Everybody
welcome,
Mr. Wm. Tidee•welh; commenced
work on Monday with Mr. Roht. Scott
with whom hie is
'en a ed fn • a ea mwa. vpuega8ce.
and has. moved his family into Mr.
necessary for him to move. He has
built ep a good practice since coming
here and has won the confidence acid I
respect of 'his patrons.
Mr. Edwin Munro returned to the 1
Weston Tuesday after spending the
Winter'ewit.h .ftliende here. He -was
adeoulpa`ilieife'hq, his mother who rovt1G'
:spefirdcbi dn:ittitd!ht months visiting pert
son Frank in Winnipeg.
tI."i.ThTtiiiial3 adios Rt.&oout' or'th wed
ding of Miss Gerteetde Asquith' fo a
gentleman fa!om Watford the care
mony to he held at noon on Thursday.
Mr. Olive Lawson has opened up a
lisery stable.
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Brucefreld
' Special Easter services will he held -
in the Presbyterian church on Sunday
next, the choir under Miss Turner will
have charge of, the music. Rev. Mr„
Woods will have a special. Easter ser
mon. ;
Miss Alma, Gibson who has been ill
is slowly recovering.
Wm, McQueen spent Sunday at his
home, he has completed this year's
work in Knox college. He has still
two years to put in:before entering
the ministry.
Miss Hazel Elcoat who has' been ill
will not return to teaching school at
Ripley for some time, '
Mn, Peacock delivered 2 fine head of
fat cattle at our'station lately that
tipped the beam at 2840 they were the
finest pair that have been delivered
here for some time; they were • put,
chased by Charles Reid at a good
figure. • •
Mise Alma Gibson is confined to her
home with illness, she attends the
Riddell'a: house and Mir;-- Ethic Gray
has.moved into the house lately oceu-
pitel hy.Mr. Tideswell. '
The farmers in thisAgighhorhnod
are latayhaving their wood cut with a.
buzz easy.
' \i Ingham
The Wingharn pnhlic school board
met in conference with Dr. Field,
inspector of public, school- in con Dec
Mon' with the overcrowding ' in the
school, After hearing; the explana-
tions of Dr. Fields in the different
ways of overcoming thedillleulty they
decided to establish a kindergarten de -
pertinent on May'I. A. committee is.
at' work going into the details so as to
have everything ready. „
The firemen had a rim .to the Queens
Hotel where a chimney, caught fire,
i lit nn damage was done. The fire
was put out withcnt the assistance.
Of the firemen.
The recent rains caused the river to
swell t ut now it is clear of ice and
rubbish no dan>sge is looked for. as it
has a.clea1 course to the lake.
John Quirk and his daughter were,
the gt "sts of friends in London this
week.
The police are still on the alert for
those oho are putting out poison for
dogs, and a police court case may he
tieres,ilt,
The pieaentation was to baso hien bed d•t hut d the circum
as an acknowledgment of the dptendid
BEST FIRE
PROTECTION
Fire -proof, construction is
" better, fire protection to . a
C building
m Wan
d amount
g tete B of
fire:inaurance, Bycovering
a
buildings
}r� buildin s with J -r
Asbestos Roof-
ingf-
mg it prote'afi; them from fire at no
extra coat. lit hdd the highest fire-
resisting propertieg, beceusemade of
a fireproof, indestructible material
—Asbestos. It will withstand`
the
try intense flame of a powerful blow-
torch for needy an .hour without
burninmarketgofe s sucho Cprot pror tection on
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J -NI ASBESTOS ROOFING
fe Other ready roofings are made of
wool felt, raktock, paper, shoddy,
coal tar and other -highly inflam-
mable materials whi ch are an actual
menace tbuilding
o a instead of a
protection. 3-M Asbestos is the
"cheapest -per -year" roofing, be
cane it requires no coating or
painting to preserve it. ' The first
cost is the only expense.. It resists
fire, rot, rust and wear and is the.
only permanentlydurable. prepared
roofing. Adapted to allclimates
and weather conditions.
Write arcall for SamAhis
ndloolelt,
ia.t ,dd & p� yf R. - a
11d.811T ER tat��O�
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891 e.
.diuJir�r.
In twenty . generations every per
eon has had 131,076 direct ancestors.
Coal. is India's most important
mineral' product, followed by gold
and petrol'eitrm.'
A Syrup cup and butter -dish are
contained within the lid of new
pancake plate.
The. English city of Sheffield has
400 concerns engaged in the inanu-
ifacture of steel.
Vermont's Hirst marble quarry,
opened about 1795, still is being
profitably operated -
The Reggej aable'
Care of )411`r -(,i tiFGY `'
.tc,h' t !
will,l es'ult i i your watcU a goon;'
pro'onglog its days of deefulnese-
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Whi,t is reasonable care 1'
An occasional visit •to' a jeweler:,'
who ."knows'how
An.occasional visit meanv{3rat Jost.
a yehrly visit.
To pi}t it off longer is : to put it off
too '!:long
ti,•1aF ,l iO i t,':
It you aspect wedded'i'for elPtrnie
to some one' expert,'
we would li'ke0.,[
4 <,.�nk
pue`o a of our good workon
that watot+your , bo,a
a,
n•(A . iii Yt • V r
Your watioh�d>eserves the beet'-'']
treatment�^yitit in get, and it is just
Mat whidb ofFer: ,,.,c x •h 1, ,
In the last 2Fb' fears the popula-
tion of Q malls, had: increased
;from 48,009,,0b0 ,tdee,66,000,i000.
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Rev J„P ,Falconer, of Rodney
Ont.,,. will 1reaeh•on 'Stiijday
•BAPTIST.,CHURCH.
Mr' D K Prior occupied' the pul-
pit in the morn, fang.
Mr C Holland' occupied the pul-
pit lief the cMeniiyg and gave a
very, ;impressive adddxjeei( which'
was much' appreciated. .
T,hera•will:. be no- services in this
church next• Sunday• owixig to a
great number; of .the rnlembers be
ing, a'tvayx Suyd'dy;,'Schoo1 will •'be
heliie.as usual at 2.30. •
On Sunday April' ( 19th, 'services
will be held; as usual; .
ONTARIO 'ST CBURCR. •,
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Rev. J W. Hilbert, of Wingharn,
aeeisitede the pastor on. Tuesday
ei'ef[lfxl'ia'
Some of the young ipeoplie took
;part( in' -tlie 'eelrviee one '�IoyKlay-
evenin *hien a large, somber of
young. people wexle':present.
The especial services will likely
close this Week.
On Sunday next' special Baster
services wil:i be Meld. The pastor;
Rev. 5 J. Allis will preachreorning
amad evefni>t
Miss McClinton, Sopraato Solo-
ist of North St. Church, Gode-
rich, will assist the Choir—and. will
sing a solo a each a vice.
WESLEY CHUttCB
Musical program fot ,i sties Sunday
Anthem "Christ is Risgd. Schneekex
Anthem "Our Mighty Liird isBisen”
Bailey
Male Quartette "Crown. Him with
Many' Crowns" Lyon. Messrs, Wil.
kin, Moffatt, Rowe, bast
Solo "The Lord is Risen Sullivan
Miss I. Boles.
The pastor will preach special Easter
sermons.
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Senforth
I Wee thet•hee-k'ear.-•A Calgary ex
change says of a recent wedding there
A pretty but quiet wedding took place.
it) Knox Presbyterian Church, when
the lies. J. A. Clark married Helen K.
only daleghtea of Mr. and 141st Victor
Peale of the Loraine Apartments, and
formerly of "Larnecliffe," ..,Seaforth,
Ont., to'Thurstnn Blake, Weatherbee
of the )oral staff of the Canadian Bank
of Commerce, 'formerly,of Springhill,
N. S. The bride. who was unattended
woore ivory satin charmeuee draped
with: chiffon and pearls;,the' long. tulle
veil in Juliette cap effect caught with
a s After a
sprays of orange blossoms.
reception and ;supper, 41 the home of
t he , hrides parents, e Mr. and Mrs.
Weathetbee left fora trip to the coast
On their return they spill reside at the.
Connaught Apartments..
i
.l�reason-Ua4mbe11.=The .marriage
was 'Shf mmzod a
t Cal acv on
Satin,
(Inv, "March SS; by Rev. A. C. Wishart
of St. Pauls church, of Clarion Oath()
retie (Minnie) eldest daughter of A 31.
unit Mrs. Campbell of Searorth to ?lir,
Rohe rt IU, Jackson sou of Mr. Geo. E. 1
f n;ksofr of',Egmondvilie.
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Agricultural Commission,
A motion introduced by Col. Mav-
berry, Liberal memher for South
Oxford supported by Mr. Rowell and
Opposition, calling for an age;cultural
commission. was rejected by. the Gov-
ernment. The motion was as follows
"That in view of the serious decline.
in our rural population, as disclosed
in our decennial census, accompanied
by iL decline in the strength and vii;al
ity of the rural church in many
sections of the Province, and in view
of the general scarcity of farm labor
throughout Ontario, ,which has for
some ye}xrs past has caused grave con-
cern to, the farmers of the Province
end.contributed to a material diminu-
tion iu•the agricultural production of
the Province, this House is of the
opinion that a non-partisan Commis-
sion of practical men should he
appointed to inquire into the condi•
Lions of agricultural and of rural life
in the Province, and report to this
House the facts with their recommend
ations as to the :stops which can and;
shouid be taken to remedy or improve•
I existing conditions,'';
Married Women.
The Government has declared
against sbe extension of the Municipal
franchise to married women, other -
wipe qualified. Spite of the fact
. in sp
the,t the Bill of Mr, .1. C. Elliott,
Liberal' member for West Middlesex.
, embodied tbe' same princrpte' as that
which was carried by Foch an ere -minus
majority Si, the recent Toronto Muni. 1
Meal elece.ions and which has heen
brought to the ettenbion of the Gov.;
eminent in ;petitions from a Jnree
num her of .Municipalities throaighnuL
l.be Province, the i.00see eetie'••mejoe, I
its in the House defeatexi the Bill. •
This nrea,.c
uxe yvus not designed to
giant the franchise for the L e;islatrrre
for Municipal elections and
simply p
there, were only two married women
therwise t iaali1iecl to vo t�e
who were o I
by reason of owning properly, m•
being tenant.sorpaving,
ea
in an income
tax. If eIriIiotBill
bad passed,
lncrloption undoubtedly could have.
heen navel in a number of additiomit
Mnoieipelit,ies whore the vote now is
oloaed.
The liquor interests are generally
g g
teamed fon' the defeat of this 13i1L
The gnestion is being asked, "How is
it that the iutrresst of the Government
anti of the liquor interests seem to
coincide so often?"
No Temperance Advance,
Bars are still to be open on Satur.
1.01101011 Rofdti'
League • will hold. an Easter En-
teii(3i,nmieuitt, act the 'ihom}e of 1 Ar-
thur Wiltse o.n Tuesday night last'
Quite a number of ,the children
on the Road have' thee' measles'
Arthur S'ioveineon_.attcn,d(ee1, an
auction' sale of Ws brother-in-law
whet lives Neer Bruse,eis on• Tres
day of this week.
Pusher in
n Olt••
141x.,Iarhn7ohns plisseur ,cl1ase0
Wrn. Anderson's house +'tut will move'
10 ,hoi'l 111,
Wm. an. l a,ttison ha,s'i'anul;ed the house'
nil the Yolni r estate from Mara. J.
1)r.1Vrir. hes hon he tbehonse and
office where helices from Mr,, J. John
etons. This newt is pleasing: to his
mony '(riends who feared that he
•might leave the village it it becan)r,
day afternoons -and ou holidays except
Christmas Pay. hill: of William
• McDonald,: Liberal :Member for Cen-
tral Bruce supported .by: the Liberal
party in the House, to.close the bars
at Saturday !Soon and all:. legal boli
days was' turned down by the,Govern-
ment, represented) by Mr. Hanna, alio
also intimated that he thought the,
Governnxent was going fast enough as
was in regerd`to'teanperence,' The
Opposition ridiculed this statement.
•alt►thin vs McQueen.
Because -Dr: McQueen, Liberal Mem
bei fir North Wentce3orth, . exposed.
the' nonenfor'cenient of the Liquor
Lieene Lawiri Ken e,'Uaptain Mech-
lin
lin:Oonservative member for the latter
Constituency; made a violent personal
attack on.ehe'Liherel member which,
however, reacted' against" himself- and
the Government. He .charged Dr.
McQueen • • with issum.g orders for
whiskey to one ,or two individuals in
expose of legal amount,;_ and read
the orders in the Rouse. Dr. McQueen
explained that he had giken thistorder
forwvhiskey,to a man on the verge of
deliriumtremens, in the belief that.
that alone would help him. He 'bad
also done it after consultation with
the man's- -spiritual advisor. Dr.
Mc. Q peen's Open and frank statement
rd he confidence commanded t encs cod
respect of both Conservative and.Lib•
Bradm erirhers. Several Conservative-
reembers in the lobbies openly express
eel their disgust at the attack of Dr.
eleQueen;
The incident is believed to . les
another link in the chain of evidence
shi,wing ` the •e?llience; between the.
Cro,ernruent and the liquor interests.
It rti significant that 1bS hotel keepers
seimro he herding' nyerto`the Gov..
ernrnent alt their lettci`s 'all their
documents and pIathis %heir whole
Mise in it:;i hands,'
l''eliai.td Once i1Ciire,
.
Cot'res1e ndence tabled in .the House.
T:
showed tlt e the Assistant 'Deputy
alinieter of 'vAgricultureeftorte to a
district repree n6ative ()lee he Depart-
meat had hesarl that,. he was actively
winking for Inche innede, D?elunerirnre
Art11311) WOlhl l0ig him, diel, he should
not take a stand on the ,qpeetten, The
representative replied 111 11 0piCY ('I tIT
that he wooed acre, ph dlrt(ition from
no quer' ere in moral issiles. In spite
of e diplomatic reply by,tbe..l�epax t -
merit, the fret renetius ttiat.ivhile one
Government officinal wee sv;arned not,
to help the Oanfde Tem o-ranre Act.
another Government official, License
efe
ee,.1 ''•.
\i�p:r ounterrb-
:11eweler;and O,Dtjcisa ri
e. q
Issuer of Ma>; ria& a L.0 as`'e '
Inspector Snide, divas present in,
land and elso i4 the Counties of Peel'
and Huron working actively against,,,
the Canada' Temperance Act. •
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ILIA, McLachlan.
;Principal
�er�,aaaeh+wtrrtrv„
Boar J or'Se'r`-vice,...
Having purchased from Mr. George
Dale of JK.inhurn his • ya,Ifiw.orth,bog ;
I will keep the. se ie1fgreervicei at lot
23, Std con, of Hu lett,,, Arms 511.Q0 at
time service,. it rivi a re-
p leg gee
turning if necessary.] i an,+;rJ,
• i el L TY 014LL
4,
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Auction •.Sald' ''' - .
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There will be offered far sale":by pub
lie auction. on Tudsday, Aiprit'14tb cat
1 p in. on lot 3, obit i,3. t ullett, 200 "
acres of land knoatq as theiJ•aWes-Mc-
Oonnell farm, alas; .his entire l arm
stock, implements, ete.l,l leen ile
-.'Private.kluger age;
,f.,,.,,; i1 ''.
I. am starting a• ivate ktnaergaziten
in the lower room ef i tile: ohool
on Townsend street. immed ateIytfter
Easter,, anll would like g,nuno,,beriof
pupils between the ages of foup and
seven. The class ;vent%be iirgld„in ,the
afternoon between he hours ,of 1.30
and 4 p.m. Terms]tllle month,•,Apply
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Ontario Street
CALL AT THE' ,
MIRTH ENi) FEED STORE
See Our Stock of Seeds ,
Red Clover
Timothy •
Aleike (Gov, standard)
also Oil Cake
Linseed Meal
Calf Meal
Chick Feed
Chick G,it
We handle Clinton, Exeter, and
the celebrated King Quality
Flour
Orders Taken For
Lime Sulpher and Lead
(for spraying trees)
also Fertilizer, -
We are Out for a Square Deal
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,11-12. Return limit,April 14 1914.
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(Minimum( "taro, 25c,
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