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Wfl GHAM ADVANCE -TI
?EEAT O`r*E CANAL
CHARTER BILL
The defeat in parliament 'Of
bill to renew the charter of the Geo-
-ian Ba Canal Co., will meet with
. general approval throughout the coini
try
The bill would have given to the
company (mainly the Sifton family,
=,it is said) the right to develop vast
iIand valt able water powers along the
Ottawa River, and that such privil-
teges slouid, be granted to private
interests is no longer considered wise
by those" who take interest in such
matters. Theday for private Bevel-
J opmentof\such natural resources has
gone by, and the government at Ot-
tawa, evidently came to appreciate
that fact.
It looks as though it had been the
intentionof the' Government to re-
new the charter, or at any rate,'thor-
oughly test public opinion upon the
matter before refusing' it. The Sifton
family have long' been- helpful friends
of the Liberal Party, and, as those
who help political parties and candi—
dates in a financial way, look for
compensation -often on a basis of
ten to one, it was no light matter for
the government to turn down the re-
quest. However, there was nothing'
else for it, The country was unmis-
takeably against the .bill; and against
the giving away of great .natural
sources of wealth. Government de-
velopment of
evelopment"of great water powers may
not be perfect, but it is always pos-
i sible to improve' it, and is preferable
to private -ownership and .deverlop-
ment.
CHIVE A LITLE BIT •
We are nearly all on wheels. Do.
you realize the danger? Auto driv-
ers who goat top notch speed en-
fdanger not only themselves, but 't1i
ers who have a right to the highways.-
The closed cars now in general use
mean that .you have ' to learn how to
handle them' the -same as you did the
open car. In a closed car you are
tempted to, acid do, drive faster than
in an open car.: Watch your pace
when approaching a car. Slow
down, It doesn't mean much time
at the end of the journey,'but it does
mean much in safety to yourself and
others. 'It i,s needless to take
risks. It does notprove that one
lis a good driver because he can whisk
by others at fifty or sixty miles an
hour. It proves that one is reek -
less. Let us remember •to give the
other fellow just a litle bit more road
than he is entitled to.:
Leads the World an Motor Car Value
A More Distinctive Style in
Motor Cars—Achieved by Nash
For those who hope to find their cars It has the Nash 7 -bearing motor- as
Special Six
Special Sedan
at the very peak of style and lukury, do all Nash models—for superlative
Nash has created this charming Spe- sMoothness at'every speed.
cirri Sedan on the Special Six Chassis.
Its graceful profile suggests the'cue- It has the Nash tubular -trussed frame,
tormn-car design of Parisian boulevards. for extra strength and steadiness, to
guard the body from
Here is the low -swung French -profile strains.
destructive
effect so desirable today.
Every interior detail is luxurious. The
upholstery is' tailored in exquisite
Mohair Velvet. Window mouldings,
door panels and instrurnent board
are in walnut finish. And therev is a
' walnut steering. wheel.
And the way this car perforins is every
.bit as enjoyable as its sparkling style.
And it has power! Nash models, all
of them, have extra power for ex•
hilatating acceleration, on the hills,,
and in the traffic.
Ct nipare this car to others sold at
this surprisingly moderate price and
von cannot fail to decide you would
rather have the Nash.
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Sheer and Dainty
Fancies for/
� Wear
MYSTIC VOILE, MULL,
NAINCHECK, CREPE,
EATHER
Select Materials
SUITABLE FOR
Children's Wear
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RAYONS, RAYSHEEN,
BEACHCLOTH,
ARROWHEAD, ETC.
1VIYSTIC VOILE
The desirable cloth for fine
Liugere.' Comes in colors
of Blue, Peach, . Pink...Or-
ange, Mauve, ;Etc, Very
special at per yard, 29c.
Have you tried it'?
VOILES
PONGEE
SOUISETTE
BROADCLOTH
WE
HAVE: A MOST
DESIRABLE RANGE OF
Newest -Fabrics 'for Dresses.
For All Occasions.
CaEPES
RAYONS
SHANTUNGS
RAYSHEEN.
The new'cloth for Lingere
and Children's Dresses:
Comes in a range of ..bright'
colors -White, Champagne
Mauve, Rose, Green, Apri-
cot. Specially priced per
yard. at 59c.
Make a point to inspect our stock while it is near .complete
Smart Accessories To Match Up
GLOVES - -UNDERWEAR
HOSIERY
NEWEST SHADES
'LATEST STYLES
LOWEST PRICES
We Feature the Makes Here Listed.
SILK UNDERWEAR—iVioodie's, Gordon Liiagerie and `woods Lavender.
HOSIERY --Mercury, Hollywood and Puritan Maid.
GLOVES—ALL KINDS -Gordon Quality first, last and always.
We Recommend These Lines To You. �..
VISIT EACH AND EVER DEPARTMENT IN THE STORE P.
Every one a Special Department in Itself.
DRESS GOODS, STAPLES, HOSIERY, UNDERWEAR, SMALL WARES, MEN'S & BOYS'
& SILKS & LINENS & GLOVES & NOVELTIES, & YARNS FURNISHINGS..
All on. the Main Floor of the Store. ,
House Furnishings
CARPETS. AND RUGS
LINOLEUM AND OILCLOTH
CONGOLEUM: AND INLAID'
SMALL MATS 'AND. RUGS
STAIRTREADS AND PADS
BLINDS, RODS, WAX.
Ready -To -Wear
COATS
DRESSES
MILLINERY
BABY :DRESSES
A.ND BONNETS
Toys and Novelties
FANCY CHINA & BRASSIES
IIAND.P,AINTED BREAKFAST
'ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS 4[SETS
COMPACT SETS, PERFUMES
PERFUME BOTTLES, DOLLS
'POWDER PUFFS, Papettries
To be found on the Second Floor.
Visit The Store OUtett During the Suratne;
Alimatio. We invite. You to
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