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NEWS -RECORD
CL,INTON,-:'ONTARIO
The Economy of i
Scar.apiu'ifla
A,ppeals to every family in there days.
Prom no other medicine can you get,
eo much teal medletnhie.feet as from
this. -1t is a`.highly concentrated
T rms of Sola o •iption--;2.00 per year extract of several valuable medihinal:'
in advance, to Canadian addre s; ingredients,' pore -and wholesome.
$2.59 to the U.S. 'or other foreign The dose is small, only a teaspoonful
eountries No; paper discontinued three 'tiIi kit{ a day.
until all arrears are paid unless at nogct'e S9itsaparilla issa wonderful
the option of the publisher. The tonic mediiflrte for the blood, stem
date to which every subscription is itch, liver iiCI& kidneys, prompt in
paid is denoted on the label.' giving relief. It is pleasant to take,
,agreeable to the'-stoinach, gives.a
thrill of n"ew• Life, Why not try it p
Small T ti t to exceed'. � ' g -F
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structioiis as to the number,
sections. wanted' will run until order-
ed out. ant twill: be. charged accord-
ingly.Rates for display advertising
Advertising Rates --Transient %dyer-
tising,' 2c per count line for first
insertion, , Sc for each subsequent
insertion. Heading counts 2 ,lines.
ma ac ver senior s, not
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"Strayed," etc., inserted once for
er on
Adveitlsernents- sent in without:in-
Prediction Made ley air Samuel
made known on. application. •
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z for ubli .Hoare, Arc n ,
Communications hrteuded D
cation must, as a guarantee of good
faith, be :accompanied by the name of
the writer,.
G, E. HALL,., M. R. CLAIRE,
Proprietor, Editor.
G. D, pMeTALGART
• H. 13, McTAGGART
Commons.
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n -The Cair -Inde fair line
onde
tis alreadytso- popular that it carries
Ah „ AMinister ti
t Sir
strap angeri
s, t
Samuel Hoare told the House of Com-
mons in discussing estimates for the
A��� �w
sengersethap. there -
ate seats
in theairforc. Theliccarries snore pas-
-
. planes, ho explained.
-^-'- - Sir Sanlucl plans -a 10 per cent.
- dee ea e in air: force text expenses i'
BANKERS r a p
A General usmo s transact- I,..ui ;lig L s t yeri,lrut,hwhich
made. it Q¢Teat' Great 13r -
Notes Purchased. ed.' Notes Disccunted. Drafts reseed,d, (embarking $ an ambitious
'Interest Allo thin is ' g o
Allowed on'Daposi s. Salo program which will entail heavy costs.
after that:-- It is generally reported
'TYCO THOUSAND .UVEB LOST SIN
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FL T. RANCE -
Notary Public, Conveyancer.
Financial, Real Estatoe and Fire In-
surance Agent. Representing 14 Fire
Insurance Companies.'
Division Court Office, Clinton.
W. 'BRYDONE
Barister, Solicitor NotaryPublic, etc.
c,
Office:
SLOAN BLOCK- CLINTON
DR. J. C. DANDIER .
Office Pfours -1,30 to 3.30 p.m., 6,30
to 8.00 p.m., Sundays, 12.30 to 1.30 p,m,
Other bone by appointment only.
Office and Resident, -- Victoria St.
DR. FRED G. THOMPSON
Office and Residence: _
Ontario, Street `- -Clinton, Ont.
One door west of Anglican Church.
Phone 172,
Eyes examined : -and glasses fitted.
DR. PERCIVAL HEARN
(Mice and Residence:
Huron Street Clinton, Out.
Phone 69
(Formerly occupied by the late Dr.
C. W. Thompson).
Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted.
D. H. MCI NES . .�
Chiropractor -Electrical Treatment,
Or Winohani, will be at the Commer•
alai Inn; Clinton, on Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, forenoons of each'
week.
Diseases of all Ideas' successfully
handled,
GEORGE ELLIOTT -
Llceneed Auctioneer for the County
of Huron.
- Correspondence prompt',:• answered.
Immediate arrangements can be made
for Sales Date at The News -Record,
Clinton, or by calling Phone 203.
Charges Moderato and ,Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
OSCAR'KLOPP'
Honor Graduate Carey lobes' National
School of Auctloneering, Chicago..Spe-
cial course taken in Pure Brett Live
Stock, Real Estate, Merchandise? and
Farm Sales. Rates in keeping with
prevailing market. Satisfaction as-
sured. Write or wire, Zurich, Ont.
Phone 18.93.
this country is determined to have;an
air fleet second td none:'
The program for ,commercial.
planes calls • for regular' passenger
Retie to Cauadt. and to South Africa,
via .Cairo, Canada, Egypt and South
Africa bearing a share of the :ex-
pause.. Sir Samuel stressed the value
of the Imperial co-operation showft
by this.
He believed the future of British
'aviation lies along the lines of Im-
perial communications rather than
developing purely European - routes,
He ,predicted development : of a
British'air service which would bring
Canada within reach of Great Britain
in two days, South Africa in. six, In-
dia in seven' and Australia in eleven:,
Sir Samuel foreshadowed it future
wisest the developnieut of the Imperial
Mr • service 'would enable the move-
ment' of forces to any threatened
point with :a' swiftness, that a -few
years ago, would hiive'appeared in-
credible. • •
B. R. HiGGINS
Clinton, Ont.
general Eire and Life Insurance.'Agent
for 'Hartford Windstorm, Live Stock,
Automobile and Sickness and -Accident
Insurance. Huron and Erie and Cana-
da Trust Bondc, Appointments made
to meet parties at Brucefleld, Varna
and Bayfield 'Phone 57.
aN'�'ii aN= aria at fav°`i
TIME TABLE
Trains will arrive at and depart from
Clinton as follows:
Buffalo and Goderieh Diva
Going least, depart 6.25 am,
2.52 p.m.
Going West, ar. 11.10 a.m.
or. 6.08 dpi 6.58 p.m.
" " ;ar, 10.04 p.m.
London, Huron &, Bruce Div.
Going South, Sr. 7.56. dpi 7.56 aims
" 4.10 pen.
Going:North, depart 6:50 p.m.
" 11.05- 11.15 a.m.
CENTRAL JAPAN EARTHQUAKE
ruins in the hone of recovering, the
Scenes of. Suffering Enacted bodh s .
s: Ex osed to A. second.shuck wee felt in the ills=
At7tOltg Victims p
nem -
Snow and 'Iain Without Baia late Tuesday night, but -did nem-
parallvely `'l thedamage. Ti added
1'Jledical Aid. Co the general misery, however, by
heightening the terror of the inhab'i-
Lan is and rO 'hing the few houses
which had ,survive'd' Monday's big
quake. .
The Kyoto prefectural police and
medical associations worked steadily
at bringing relief to the stricken ells-.
Tokio. -Thousands of refugees in triet. The Emperor has donated
50,
Centra] Japan, shivering, hungry,and
000"yen to 'relieve the region, while
'Urneedof medical aid, are struggling the school children of'1_ol.ie are -plan -
to bring order out of the chaos crest- ning to contribute one sen' each to
MATERIAL DAMAGE, ES-
TIMATED
S-TIMATED AT $75,000,000.
ed Monday 'night by. the earthquake
Which • ah dy ii known to have taken
a toil of more than 2,000 lives.
The Home Office stated that its
latest advices showed that 2,274 per-
sons were killed and 3,441 injured.
Information received by Tokio news-
papers,' however, indicated that -the
dead in the entire earthquake region
would number snore than 3;000, while
one newspaper estimated 'that the toll
would mount to 5,000, witb from 50,-
pcin - 75;000 homeless..
ward ii fond heing y'aised,.for the suf-.
Although- no estimate of ^the ma-
terial denigge caused by the quake_prssoieing yeung' Ta,t'hi to writer
has been made public thus far, some who Is ,ai:tractingattention by leer
-Maze de la Roche
observes believe that the loss will novels and her mays.
be at least $5'0;000,000, .and, perhaps
$75,000,040. r •
The tragedy canoe home on dne
Wes H `�
.. , A � �RAPPER. TO
day to a, y5png Japanese reporter,
acting in the 'line of duty.
Jane Tanaka wits sent by'the Tokio
Assail Slumbun to Mineyama, his'
Tee correspondent for the Tokio home town, to gather the details of ,
Asahi Shimbun, -tvho traveled tlrou It the disaster theii•e.' He telegraphed a rn 71t RulesThat Noted
g _ lengthy account and concluded his cls- Wove me.
the stricken'area, reported from Mi g.
speech with the brief. statement that , Character Must Spend Old'
r'� tImrhe/t the scenes in Minsnwereaya, to had found his own home iu ashes
where more than :1;000 persons were -1 Asre on a 'Deserve. .
and his wile and aged" father and
killed, d A 1 rtrend
ROAM O MORE
n e tut Hutto Were tea Ott Olt B h h
amount of relief was available::
news for las paper ifs Columbia for years setting
1 A t 11 winch t, f, tit a testes an en xng Is. nets,
T p g Til
night, eal•ly on ]rrldav was no more,
orally reported that the lack of meed;-
gen-
sweeping' set hardship. for the refugees. Injur-
ed men and women along the broken
roads asked every passerby if he were
a doctor, so great was their need -for
medical attention.
The roads throughout the region
were reported literally lined with the
bodies of victims. unclaimed by - rela-
tives or friends.
The Tango region, which suffered Medical' attention.: carne face to face with, death. -With-
meet severely,' was described by one ' Health officials- worked steadily in out., trength to reach hie log cabin,
correspondent as.the'seat of misery the devastated area to prevent ate epi- and with no human being within 100
of 'Central Japan. To add to the rues- deistic, while thousands of tootles miles, he struggled on r�ntii he came
cry of inhabitants along the banks •of labored en the broken roads, collect- to a narrotv'ravine-Telegraph Creek
the Tatsute. tied Mnruyama Rivers, leg bodies .and building crude bar- -and there he collapsed.
the streams rose .over their. banks, recks„.:to shelter the living. However, Old Benny was not yet
washing away houses anis rendering Tokio official reports stated that through. Lying in the snow, he saw
relief work almost iinposuble. - 2,248 •pei•sens lied been killed, 4,107 a thin strand -of popper`^wire--the
Numerous Young factory girls were injured and 88 missing. Nearly, 6,000
reported to have been crushed. or houses were destroyed, either by col -
burned to deatleem buildings in the - lapsing. or by fire which broke out
town of Amino, and surviving Mara- immediately after the quake, and
bets Ise 'their „families dug in the more than 2,000 wore•badly damaged.
Me. Refugees, he said were ex osed another burned to death, awe, c tinny, who as
itl,' ' p i still on the job,getting the roamed'the Northern mar•ches.of Brit
to' snow and'rain, while only a small He s - > g
.-, h Cr]' U i' • 50 ors settm his
Osacs- ear 1tc galei'1 . t. t d' t •• d tending hi • ts, will trap
The newspaper corres ondents eta- ,
Central, Salman, dentolielting: The remote and inaccessible defiles
- Many refugee shelters in the Tango: of the Northern Rockies will never
111g.S. of
PROGRESS DAY- BY. DAY
MARCH 7TH-vremies rergoso'n
introduced a non-partisan �recohttion'
'to' bo forwarded to Federal Govern -
Incur at Ottawa deprecating the 'pro-
posed
pz•o-po ,ed 'renewid of 'the claar'ter to the
Georgian Bay Ship Gana]. Company.
(text given elsewhere). Resolution
was seconded by Progressive Leader'.
Raney. Liberal Leader Sinclair de-
clined to add his name. Karl no.
rnuth (Lid Labor) endorsed
ame
,
Carried. Ion. S. 'Henryy explain:
`ed why oil companies were asked 'to
collect gee tax. for Government.FISa.
W. -L. Riney defender Hou. E. C.
Drury against ,,attack l,, of lest week
suede by Hen. ;Jos Lyons.
c H RG,Ii 3Tk2--lion ih/: E. Sin-
clair, Liberal leader, gave concluding
speech on the l3uc1get-attributing to
better times much of Goveinment's
success in deficit reductiorn,urged .fur-
ther ,Govertunent economy and criti-
cized the debt retrenchment 'scheme.
-lie further promised interesting dis-
closures before. Public Accounts Com-
cal supplies and food was the great
' ' Felr Enough.
A barrister was accosted' by an ex -
convict whom he head defended on
several occasions in the'past,
"'Are, guv'nor," '.said the man, "I
want you to defend ' me again -and
this time I've been falsely accused."
"Go and see, my clerk about it!" re-
plied the barrister,
"I can onr after de coupl o'- quid,'
Y
pursued the criminal, "but't ask you
to take it up 'cos I swear I'm as in-
nocent as a pew -born babe. I never
pinched the stuff at all -I swear I
didn't ".
"Go and see.my clerk!" repeated the
other.
"I'll make it a.,.flyer,". begged the
man, thinking that the lee question
was the obstacle: to a favorable ans-
wer. -Again be received the same re-
ply;
"Well, look '•ere, guv-nor;" he cried
in desperation. "I'm'iiinocent, mind.
you, but if you'll get ice off, i'l.l give
you half the swag!" .
The I M ilk Mutual
Fire Insurance . f acv
J
earthquake distrtet and'ailding, to tie again echo and re -eche with the crack
misery of the -thousands of homeless .of his rifle. - -
in the demented. region, Old Benny will not hunt or trap
Relief measures: for the thousands again because the Indian Deparereent
made homeless^'in Central Japan by will not permit him to roam the for-
Monday'searflimes re'we'rein Suliewing' ests alone. 'Last Christmas Eve,
on Friday, all Government agencies when the piercing north wind drove
throwing their energy into caring for even'the wild animals to shelter, Old
the victims still without shelter or Benny, striokon with a sudden illness;
mittee. Premier Ferguson answered ',^1111 study in Britain'.
and 'Hon. Monteith Provincial,Tr'ea- Gerald Grehagl, rvl,A:;•ot` kielle River,
surer, moved 'that House go into Ott,, it Queen's, graduate, who'hns been.
Committee of SuJaply; This is the a yarded a two-year :scholarship at •
first dime in the history of the On- ,$X,004 a year far study. in•st British nimi-
tarto'Legislature that -the -Opposition .varsity. Iia is stow doing 1•ostgradu-
has'not moved an amendment to 'the .ate work at Ra'rvurd under the Queen's
Inge research fellowship.
Prosecutions to bo conductedby the
resolution for - ,increased bonus to Attorney -Genera ,
Any`, person.; } to
Rural Hydro out • o:€ irid'er : ' Many 1 €f:und sellingliquor
Y
questions were ensvrtretl. A A.:Col- be, imprisoned on the first offense.
quhoun (Lite., South Perth) was told
John McConell, Windsor, had been
Government tax Inap.tter, but has
been asked for his resignation. G.
A, MtQuibban (Lib., Me E. Welling-., Board supreme in' it.a powers, and
ton) learned that Bowmanville Boys" cannot bee interfered with .by courts
Training School ha'd capital expels- or Government,
diture of, monthly339 000 aud_sal-1 NO public, advertising of liquor.
$
ary list of .$2,440; ?U Boys were int - v
residence, -R. F. Miller (Lib., Heidi- ,�, AND
id learned that O.T.A..fines for /ANDON I HAVANA
.
Huai le rzt Ibe
19Th were ., , .,8en_orcamen acts i y s�
$851,9550. In 1925, collected lit fines• F a
Head O1 ice, Seafhrth, Ont.
DIRECTOCSV!
President, Ja:tes Connolly, Goderieh;
Vice, James Evans, Beechwood; See.•
Treasurer, Thos. Fl. Hays, Seaforth.
Directors George McCartney, sea.
forth; B. F. McGregor, Seaforth; J. G.
Grieve. Walton; Win. Ring, Seaforth;
M. Mcl2wen, 'Clinton; Robert refries,
Hariock; John Benneweir, Brodhagen';
Jas. Connolly, ooderici ,
Agents: Alex. Leitch, Clinton; J. W..
Yeo, Goderieh; Ed. Hinchray, Sea
forth; W 'Cheaney, Egmondville; ` It.
G, Sarmuth, Brodhagen. ,
Any money , to be paid in may be
paid to Moorish Clothing Co„ Clinton,
or .at CutC s Grocery, Goderieh.
Parties desiring .•to affect Insurance
or',transadt other business will be
promptly attended to on application to
any of the above officers addreteed to
their. respective post 'office, Losses
inspected by the Director' who lives
nearest the scene.
-if yeti feel bilious, "headachy"' and irritable -
for that's a sign your . liver is out of order. Your
food is not digesting -It stays belle stomach a sour,
fermented mass, oisoning'thesystem. Just take 'a
dose of -Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets -
they Make the,liver do its work -they cleanse .and -
sweeten the stomach and tone the whole digeotive system. You'll
feel ,erne in the morning. ' At all druggists, 25e.:: or by mail from
Chamberlain Medicine Company, Toronto 14
Am J,...i S,azkir".
TO FEDERAL ACTION
•
Premier •Ferguson' and Hon.
W. E, Raney, Join Forces
' #,Qr °Mtarles Welfare.
The full text of titer resolution of • alienate. valaable water powers from ever. He must live on .a' reserve
the contfol and ownership of this, vvithfne reach of- Medical attention,
protest ,against the renewal of the Province, and thereby deprive the and will be provided for out of
charter of the Montreal, Ottawa & people of Ontario off the advantage Government funds.
Georgian, Bay Comp:ury, which reso- of one of our greatest natural re-)
lotion was endorsed unanimously •.'sources for the benefit and advantage
�-
March 7 by the I:egislative Assetn- , of private promoters; 1 PENNILE Via TERAN.
bly of Ontario, is as follows: I , "That the Province of Ontario re , t
telegraph line maintaiped by the ` Do-
minion Government between, British
Columbia and the Yukon.
Summoning his remaining strength
Old Benne cut the wire in the hope
that the Federal ' Goveinment
"trouble shooters" ' would find 'that
this Province, are an essential ease break -anti hint -before` he per-.
of the public, development and dis-
tribution .of > power -in Ontario, in
which the people of this Province
hrtvo already Invested upward of
-I $..76,0,00,060,
!. "That this t,egisletive tlssemble ren and semi-conscious, but was car-
ldesires to•record its Most earnest"and ried,back to civilization,. and now etas
emphatic protest 'against the attempt fully recovered. 1 being made, by: means of a private The Indian Departmen has ruled
I bill in:'the Dominion Parliament, to that Old Benny's trapping days are
ished•
Late Christmas ' Eve tlme.'trouble
party set out with a dog team. On
Christmas Day they found the break
and Old Benny,. He was badly fro -
"That this House ' respectfully epeetfully urges ' that the rights H8.ah.lb TO MCH LEGACY
urges the Parliament of Canada not guaranteed to the Provinces under,
to intact Bill No. 78 of the Nouse,
of Commons respecting' the Montreal,
Ottawa & Georgian Bay Company
for the reasons hereinafter set forth
the Federal Constitution should be
at all times respected, by the Par-
liament of Miriade; ,
"That this House believes that rho
Budget. '
MARCH. 9TH`-�Sp'ealcer ruled F.
G. Sandy (Prey,, ' :South Victoria)
A Board official in every brewery
warehouse, ,
'One appeal allowed a County
.
Judge...'...'
4'10868 r t t`
After Eight Years' Struggle'
"That the bill proposes to renew a ooeaslon calls- for a strong and con- With Poverty' Returned Man
tion of a canal and the' development re. owed legislation as being con -
P p g Fort William After eight years
charter to authorize the construe- elusive pronouncement' against the Inherits $100 000.
of water powers on the Ottawa and teary to the spirit and the terms of of hand-to-mouth existence„Roy Gil -
French Rivers, which said charter Confederation, and prejudicial to the
has alreadybeen in exxistenee for 33 lemur, a returned soldier, out of work,
public' interest, in ill health,,with few friends, and
years without any rvidence,.of pro- "For these sari ether reasons this less money ,suddenlyfitlds himself
gross toward the accomplishment. of House directs -that copies of 'this day heir to $;00;000, bequeathed to
p, to i canal ” f d d P
to -
the
rplee c n resolution be forwarded to the .rime him by a rich uncle who died recently
"That the application to Perlia- Minister. of Canada and to the in the Argentine worth $$60,000, Liffe
mitt is an effort on the part of Speakers of the two Houses of Par- P�than; the quarter -of -a -millionaire,
privete'promoters to secure through liament of Canada,
rho _ Federal Parliament the control' The .resolution was moved by .Hon' who emerged from the chrysalis of
and ownership of a great and vale- G. Howard • Ferguson, Prince Minis- camp eoolcee to be a full-Ac;iged
able public ...utility;wealthy butterfly at' Atikokan last
Y, Itor; ,and secanded by Hon. W.:E.'
week, Gilmour. •-was in 'the Black
' "That'the:evater powers in the Ot- Raney, Progressive Le>ctder. t Watch during the war, .and, like
tawa River in interprovincial waters i
•
are the `Joint property of the Prow-! Pullen, was wounded, four times.
Mess of Ontario and Quebec, and, Heroic Action of'77-Year-Old ' A prisoner of war for'six months,
River,Saves ,Boy rte came to Canada eight years: ago,
that'the ;mowers in the French Iry Woaaaati
1after the wee and drifted from one
'are wholly situate within Ontario, job to another' until he landed in
of he i'rov vbekvilie• Ont.-iVlrs, Mary Com -
and are the properties t 1 B Port William poor'and penniless,
$865,466 and spent $402;ti38` in en- I
forceni-ent. In 1026, collected $332,- -
882 and spent 017.602. F. :G. Sandy 7
(Prey., South Victoria) `:was given: Latest Lines. in Trans -Atlantic
figure re Hydro costs and power de -y Service Makes T e o Cities
veloped'for various plants. Neighbors.. -.
Hon. Chas, McCrea intimated that) •
bass and pickerel open season would; New York.--Although'for upward
he put kacic. to Jely 1 instead of June of i(YJ year's
Havana and London'
15th, as formerly, ' have been prevented by thousands' of
Hon. S. Henry cozrrocl with miles of seas from gutting acgirainted
A. P. McWhinney (Lib„ North with one another, electricity has Heade '
BruceLein Goyernment trying to get those two cities stele"! Mtms.
•
standard light for horse-drawn ve-' Oni MarchSem'11 Dr-. t artinez Ortiz,
g f Cuban. Secretary of State, put' a re -
hicks. - I ceiver to his car in his office in Ha-
At
a-
At6,3-0,kwith gellerlea packed and. verve and addressed Gbclfrey Locker -
to, expectant -House, the :Premier in-IL•arepsen, of the British Foreign Of=
troduc1d Bill to control the sale of; lice in London.
liquor in Ontario.' The main points' The voice of Dr. Ortiz was the first
of this' long -looked for Bill are: .1 to be heard over the latest link in the
Individual permit to . resident of , trans-Atlantic l•ad.iot t-,lephone sys-
Ontario, expiring thirty-first of each tem opened .recently ' between this
October. country and London.,
Individual permit -to :temporary es According to announcement by the
resident, goodfor One month. American• Telephone end Telegraph
r' it to physicians, .den-�
Co., it took one -twentieth of a secand
Special pe m p Y
tests, etc. t
Special permit for ministers: of the
gospel for sacramental purppses.
Druggists. not permitted to dis-
pense liquor. '
Breweries and distilleries can sell .1 --Women's sullrage fared
tics of Ontario, and eanpot, no- night-' penton, 77 years old, Jumped tato. the •
frilly legislated upon by the. Do- swollen waters of the west -end ;creole
robbed of his last $16
minion 'Pai'liaments I slid brought to safety Harry Billings, Control Beard will come. from To
"Than the development of these a boy of six year's. -The prompt and
to idoiitif
rgnto 'to Fort William y
powcers is essential •to the industry heroic action of the ;aged wontfn
orifi the eras crit: of the two Prov -1' Gilmour, with whosd• fanuly he is
p y saved the child.fiom' drown}ng. I acquainted, G hnour's mother is the
-----, macs of Ontario and Quebec, and the
only egect of Federal ,legislatimt i Edmonton. -•-At the rete aeltable age sole lel;atee of tee balance of the
purporting to; vest these powers in a, of 106 years, William McLellan died fortune,
1 t retard' here recently after a short illness, I' Gihnofur says he will- remaicn, stere
private" compaxry will is o ;
development, create . litigation - and He had . farmed for „0 yeaEs: with his and set up a,dairy farm, as he be -
impair the ublic interest; nephew in the .'Sturgeon district. He` Heves the possibilities of this district
" P to owers ofthe Ot- `',vas born i t. Erin, Wellington 'County, unexcelled for capital investment in
That the tva ,r p 'such class of fanning.
tawa Rivet•; ,."n far as they belong to' Out. � t
D. B. Hanna head of the Liquor
I,
cc d re. 2 e
What there mon have done, you can clot In your spare thus
at home you can easily master• thc•iecrets of easing that make
Star Salesmen Whatever your experience has been -whatever
you May bandoing novi-whether or not you think you can sell-
just newer this question: Are you :ambitious to earn $10,000 a
year? ; Then get . in touch with . me at ones! . 1: will prove to you
ita�aQas„ .�
without cost or ob(getion that' you inn easily become a' Star
Salesian . I will show you how the Salesmanship Training and
Free Employnteot$or_vicc of the N: S T A will btila,9ou to Siitiek-
a-CCen Is: Seliialt.
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c of Itoag, tl,a field off 1 vast.' ;sn a 4t5 rat,tl i n too. frets.
hlaitonal Salesmen's Training Association/,:
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south to the
R forts ofgreat loss of life lead vast Osaka. <aul IicUe nu' the
ed
'ieo •n-..r'o beim, tec^ived follo•v- northern' epast line a$:7 aplrai'cntly
t]'estrucL a
cors iso'tho most of Coot tethitory snfferel ,e'vero-
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e Tile . Except for ifyoto, Osaka•anil Rohe
central island of f3ons.ut., ,Ishan. 7`h� S p
o e --nit t'inhi-'. there aro few . large citiMS-in the area,
Shaded hortipar -of the .,U v 1
sates time -clsY astral oclarea itr tltc great which _' :. s to ]sive refaced the death
disaster of 1923 When 03 000. lives were Ito I- Gho t c t.h, ,TPcotdtna til advices,
i point of intensity
loll„ Directly 21et'tit-is the arca alYcrt- `t ca h rl' t; highest. t
reruption. The 'to oh -us- h o, `1„iaeyama sloe r opert-
ad by tete present island
is -about 75 voles wider than' frotnt lug1;000 ki.lod, Near If:yofo, an an -
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for his words to retch Landon. The
distance is more than 5,000 miles,
Women's Suffrage Bill
Defeated in Quebec
in the Province to the ,Board only badly in the Quebec Legislative As-
under a permit from the Board.. semUly, a bill to give women the vote
No liquor may be consumed in a in Provincial elections being defeated
public place. on second reading 51 to 13. Victor
Liquor consumed : must be con- Marchand, Liberal, of .1acque.s Car -
smiled in residence or temporary tier, sponsored the bill, Both Premier
home of purchaser. • Taschereau. and ' Mr. Struve voted
Establishment of stores left to against. Hon. Honore Mercier, Ifon.
Board, provided local option areas or Athangce David, IIon. L. I.apiesee
Canada Temperance Act areas are and Hen. J. N. Dillon voted for the
not-affebted. bill.
c.ent'capr.7aad of ran, the Amartibe
;bridge,' the largest and highest raiiroiid
span in the C1,1 -cut r t t•epot'ttsl to'havo
Collapsed, "AC, Rumia-anlir anal other'.
�lotitts sl ow t £50 the no'+ -are n c.o.st
horror and panic p}c uilla:l and people
were t)bSet'Vetl-"flail rue ae oplane to.
he wandering lit a deze1 side on t:he
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honchos. tdanj";vti,u�e5 ale .sti:T l
hale hoen leveled by fires which. fol-
lowed the 'quake,.
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TORONTO. • 0c; cooked hams, 42 to 44e; smoked
Man. wheat'- -No. 1.N; orth., 31.61.i/a , tolls, 25c; breakfast- beadle. $0 to 330;
No. 2 North. , 1.573hNo. 3 North., backs, boneless, 33. to 40c.
, 1,60tF, • $i Cured meats --Long e.ear bacon, ii0
$ '
bran, oats, No, 2 CW,, nominal; No, 20to'/70 lbs:, $2'2; 70 to DObs , $50,50;
s lbs, and up,$21.34; lightweight
8, not quoted; No. 1 feed, Glc;, No. rolls, in 'barrels, $41:50; heavyweight
2 feed, 59c; western _grain quota -'rolls, $38.6, Her 61+1,
tions; in c.i.f. ports. I Lard -Pure tierces, 14 to 1.4iuc;
' S1 p
Am. corn, track, Toront,S•-No. 2 old tubs, 15 i.e. 1 bac; pails, 15i/ to 16c;
yellow, kiln dried, 8.Ge; No, 3 yellow, prints, 16% to 17c; sltertening' tierces,
kiln' dried, 82c. I 13 to 1844%,' tubs, 14 to 141,10; pails;
Alfilfeed-1)el. Montreal freights, rei rhts 14% to 15c; blocks and bins, 16 to
bags included Bran, per' ton, $32.25; 16%c.
abarts, per ton, $34.25; middlings Heavy export Steers, $7.15 to $8;
$40.25. do, corn., ' $4,60 to' $7,10; butcher
Ont. oats, 56c, f.o.b. shipping points, steers, choice, $7.50 to $7,75; do, fait'
Onti goodemilling wheat ---$1.22 to to good, $6.90 to $r.20; louteher half-
$1:24,-"f,e,li, shipping points, accerd. ,ers, choice, $7. to $7.23; do, coin,, $4rs0
1.tg to lg-qts: to $5; butcher cows,, good to choice,
BuckwheaI-l5c, G8e,$5,60 to 36; do, conn to Dred., $4 to
Rye -No. 2, 97e, 'nominee
Rye -No. 2, Sze. ' . - $4:26, do, fair to good, $5.50 to $6;
Man. flour -First pat. '.$7.90, To- do, eannea:s and cutters, $2.60 to $3;
ionto; do,'seco ed pat.,::$00,4_i70. butcher balls, good' to cholee,-$5 to
Ont, flour" -Toronto, per cent. $6;50 do ineil•r 34 to $4.60; d0,
patent par barrel, in cadet, Toronto; bologna $5,513 to $3.80;baby beef, $8
$5.30; seaboard, in bulk, 35.40. to $10; feeders choice, $5.75 to $4,25;
Cheese --New, large, •20% to 21c; do, fair; $5. to 35.25; stackers, choice,
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twins, 21 to 214(-c; triplets, 21% to $5.25 to $5.75 do, fair le med., $4 to
221/2c, Stiltons, 23e. Old, large 25c; $4.50; springers, $80 to $05;
twine, 26c; triplets, 275, Old Stiltons, lnilclt cows, $05 to $90;' 'plain
30c.'. to med. caws, $ ltl to $110; calves, choice,
Butter --Finest creamery prints; •i6 $12 to $1.3; do, med: $10 to $11;
to 48e; No. 1 creamery, 46 to 47e;, No. do, 'cons, '$7 to $9; limbs, choice,
2, 43 to 44c, Duty prints, 34 to Hr. $13 to 31325 bucks, $0,60. to
Eggs Fresh extras, in cartons, 310.25; sheep choice, $7 to $8; dc,
42 to ate fresh extras, loose, 41 to ltoavtes, 31,50 to 35; do, culls, $3 to
42c; fresh firsts, 37 to 38c; 'fresh $3.60, hogs, tract sittaotlt tecl surd
seconds, 445. tvaterod, $il do l o.lr 5.10.50; ci6,
Poultry, dressed --Chickens, 5" lbs, cavern y points,$10,25; do,bit' Care,
and up, 4060;,, do, 4 to St
lbs„ 33c;.'do, 3 311.40 select pletuitan, per hog,
to4 IUs 96c; cc, 2r/ to 31/a lbs., 35c, $;216,
do, 2 to 2i; lbs., 86c; hens; over 5 lbs., &IO`N'1`12EAL. y+
34c; do, 4 to.5 lbs.; 82e; do 8/ to 4 '
lbs., 28c; roosters, 25e; turkeys, 46Cate-.-CGV No 2,'76c; do OW, No,
V
to 47c;:ducklings, 6' lbs. and up, 35 , 67c. Four, Man. spring wheat pate,
to 88c. firsts, $3; -do, seconds, $7.50; winter
$5.90$6. Rolled oats,
Pats,, chore to
Beans --Can. hand-picked, 38,60 to 1r,
l;_ rinses $3:45 to $8.60. bag X90, lbs., 33.50 to 33,60. Bran,
$3bushel; p
Maple rodttets-Syrup, •per: imp. 332.`25. Shorts, $3'7:125, Middlings,
P.
gal., i'2,25 10 .$2.30; per 5 gai,,,,$2:15 ,;40.24. Hay, No, 2, per ton, tier lots,
to 42.25 per gal.; maple sugar, lb:, 25 314,50,
to L6c
i cheese... finest welts., 1r,v
ic, finest
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' • ''131/2c; 1 - 17Yi.o. Putter No. 1 pasteur-
. 60 -lb. 'tins 1,3 i.e.0 eastF., ,
Honey -at,, '. tin' 4 to iced,38i to fide, Eggs, fresh extras,.
ilii tins, 1u ,a to 13�'dc; 5 -lb. tins, 4 ,.r
a :e; 21/2-.lh. tms, 1tic, ,12c; fresh firsts, 40e,
11 F , r, See;
$dS '0: to 10.50 hogs, 3.1e;
Comb honee,-$4 to $5 per dozen. �nlv4s, ,1 $ ,
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emceed inerts --hauls, med,, 28 to sows, $0,75 to $10. -