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Ferrer MinisterTheft raced l� ith . whichir k
Hon. .George P. Smith, former of its kind
Minister of Education for Alberta, is only a tiinbel
out on bait of $20,000, charged with Of 4000 scion
the theft of $8,820, a warrat:t for his Years ago he
arrest having been served imrnedi- magnate. In 1
stele upon hie arrival at l:.dmonton Canada Atlant
front the Fast, lines, a newepi
That a fraudulent conspiracy had him. Booth w
. reisited- bMwcten Matthew eesdale, J. then of his hon
W. Jeffery and George P. Smith, by inj< se pipe•
which there was wrongf' llY with- "I understand
ilrawit from the Alberta Provincial for t e a lie "yr
Aro
THE LO:G."l' tat 1iI&'! to Sir caroused upon the toe/misee.
weed. That it i* i* eertempLortioli.
Sere Bette al Geoolocelt Ter* Me hotly by Portia holding tavern here
egg. Wrong as Olt knatto dacha eta ani shop licenses, to sell or give
oodroom000Now
away late:Seating liquor* .epos the
A tray , c en ole sit •' „ "Solt of d*YZ appointed for the holding of
Sete- ed. 'se neat Nee 22: I. O. of the ataprroaebing electloa."
t=. T,. leer conte undo- e•4-. -recce the The Mayor was asked to have the
a a t v;eek, which has • :'nsiderable, tavern inspector and constables exer-
`; eereee fee= the paint c; >:irm of se. eine the utmost diligence to have the
founder of an inuustxy cal history
at that time. Mr. Geo. laws rigidly a arced.
amongst the foremostCox Moa the Worthy Chief Templar At a meeting in December of the
the world. He was fist year and Mr. Godwin Cam- same year it is recorded that Bro.
peit;ne the W. Secretary. Later in Fletcher gave a brief description, of
king with a dominion
Miles, and twenty the same year Mr. Wm. Die•kiion'* what wet considered to constitute
ea also a railway name appears as W. C. T. and E. F. temperance yrin the l thelast
ontraand
3. when b ewe the Moore ea R. S. Officers I./stalled in
st-
• ar,c other railway August, 1867, were W. C. T. Bro. ini: the same with the present time,
r man went to see George Jessup; W. V. T., Sister Col- a decided improvement bad been
located lir the kit- lino; W. S. Bro. E. F. Moore; W. T., mads in this important enterprise as
, his,boot3 ,:•ff, smolt- Bro. R'. A, Uarreese; lit, ne B., lira. -well as in the state of society.
Hugh Dunlop; Vii. liL, Bre. A. Col» Tire order vies, evidently growing
you got' 115 millions 1 s• Vii I G atat-r Lore. . ,i . for in fury, ` iesa8, *i -ere hail
' said the taller.
plead Booth. ,
Tretisury in July, 1921, arra then. paid got was 14 milli nt cash%' He went Chas. Xoutrg; W. A. A+., Slater Janet purchaure two dozen more slaters
to, received or -retained by Isir. a on amokitii;: McMillen; _-S...IL. S.,_ Sister_ Ann and two dozen more 'brothers' rage-
liau:
the sum of $5,e20, was the gist of At the same meeting officers were
the report by Mr. Justice Walsh at Quebec Not Keen on Navy Support Jane Agnew, follows : W. C. T.,Bro.
t,dntonton, following his inquiry fintoore o The French ress of ouebew era- Avery frequently recordeof d piece elected E. F.
Moore; o s : T„ W. - C. A. Col -
As
, the chargees recently beard before vitae es a *eke
that tCanadrd of aaa temperance org'anizationat. the twaa a cohms ling; W. Bro, V.
., Sister . T.,
him. Jolt - 36,
As n result of the evidence submit- contribt;te $36,�i� a year to the plaint by certain. members against Bro. Harrison; W. F. V., Bra. White -
concluded
et the hearing, Mr. de:stice Walsh maintenance of the British navy, some other member, of violation of Br W. M., Bro. Collins; L G„ Slater
concluded that "if any wrong is done Le Devoifof -1 Lord Montreal
Jellicoe indicates committee : "The "Article lof weadithe lie .aypointedoto in- Cantelon; 0. G., Bro, Butterworth.thsame
t in the report, the blame must Deaf se new appeal oreA motion was passed et the
the ahaulders of Mr. Smith;' whose once more flat the naval question is vestiirate the charges Quits" often meeting also that a petition be sent
absence from the enquiry be regret- anotny romerit of
enter Canadian poliut tics. the offenthe ding members'would 'he auetained wouid be ext to the several minie•ers in town,
fed,
-
The report stated that "neither We may And curse -wee tomorrow palled from the Order. in some icneorndeliver that taesrmon ontheir
thesub-
en-
Sroith nor Esdale have offered any face to face with the meet momen cases it recorded that the : brother
excuse for their participation In the toes decisions That ' is why we ask against whom . a cjrsrge was prefer- Jett of temperance,
dealirig zed treated the semmons of the in- i A Hat of . subscribers to The Tem-
fhe m and Jeffery's oxed nation that that our public men when a frank vestigatieg committee "with con- Perone M anger included : Jas.
the money vets, to be used a paymentns and this problem orefor ay , ThoMeon V.M. Sharman', Mark
for legitimate. public advertising is and clear attitude ton anada.le to the other Iexpressed4 cont itfon the i Whitely, A.„ M. J'ohnaton, H, C. But -
not arcce statements evident interests of comments
Canada. would be received hack again on re- North, . W. H. Black, Stephen
Tho of Hon . Charles •-"La - Petrie wa to as- follows
Stewart and C. R. Mitchell, that "During the late war Canada made casessigning the redence add and w some !Yates, John Barnes, Geo. Jessup, and
Alf,
-f a casae the ev3denee adduced was in- Cullhs'Dunlop" and auonglththoee
W. O. G„ Bro. Stephen Yates; W. C., been a lack of regalias at the last
"All Bro Japan Bonier- W A. S., Bro, public meeting, it was decided to
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races in Fancy
Boxes, 25c up
n Ties, Sax, Shirts,
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Gloms, M+�.�e ,
(Silk or Wool)
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Co([ Links, Silk
t,ineuNandkerchiefs 0I
Belts, Gutters
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Collar Cases
1 Umbrellas ii
SweatersF,l1 w K
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neither of them
of participation in the fraud, was disproeortionate to its actual wealth
unhealtatingly accepted by the judge, 'it pledged its future to such an ex.
Comment was made upon the •con- tent that for a number 6f years .all
, nectieopn that Mr, Smith had with a its resources wW be 'absorbed in the
tinting concern while still Minister liquidation of its debt."
had any knowledge in defence of the Enpire aacri ice
sufficient to conic
isnot stated anywhere in the - min -1 whose names are recorded as mem-
utes what "Artivle IL" co:misted of, l bers we noticed the names of I. T.
but our readers may be Able to make, Tons•\�(Judge Toms) and -S. T. Gan-
a good guess. Evidently a strict i row (leiter the Hon., Mr. Justice Gar -
supervision of. the conduct of the row). -
members was, kept, A Heal Astliatia Relief.—Dr. J. D.•
We read in the minutes of May Kellogg's Asthma Remecty has never
.6th, ,1867, that an account of Bro, moo„ advertised by extravagant
of Education and this was character•
bed as a "flagrant breach of the Le-
i gislstive Assembly Act," •
Following; the submission of the
Le Soleil Quebec, says in vert :
"This annual tribute of $36,000,000
demanded of us should not receive
any very hearty welcome in Quebec,,
report, J. W. Jeffery handed in his., for it forms part of the imperialistic
resignation as King's Printer, a pee
yearns, and from which he was I pounced itself en Igoe at the time of
sus -
'policy agetinst which ; Quebec pro..
sition that he has filled for many
the last election." A purely`" -Can;
pended during the investigation.
The judge's report , exonerated
Charles 'Flaving„ Deputy Icing's
Printer, who was also under uspen-
sion, and he was free .to go back to
r; his old office,
se
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dian navy for _our territor,al ptotic . Open meetings of the lodge Were will not have cause for disappoint.
tion, this paper goes on, is'accept- frequently field, For an open nteet-
able, and would be a logical atop as q i mint, It gives. permanent relief in
the country advances "cowards he ing in May, 1867` held ` in. the. base -i »many cases where other so called
ment of Knox ebureb, Bro. I. F. Toms -
Livingstone for harmonium, amount- i _--
ing to $102, was passed and that a i statements, .lbs claims . are conger
vote 'of thanks was tendered to Bro. I bench indeed, when judged by the
l ivingstoee _ for the ma\,ner in which { benefits which it performs, Expect
he acted iii procuring the meladicrn.'- real relief and. perze nent• benefits,
when you buy this remedy and you
most ' complete autonomy." was chairman,. and, after the chair
"What a burden,"ndtthe ears Le Droit of man's address, Rev. R. Ike and Bro.
Ottawa. "And at moment when Livingstone addressed the meeting.
Canada bears the weltfht of a heavy The report of the finance .conmait-
o m
oi~ tr • ,
and enormous war debar n t e tee for the previous quarter; ;given
tion our national iaiIways.' i at a meeting in May, 1867, showed
Former M. P. Arrested receipts of $154.13, expenses $45.32;
Thearrest of J. A. M. Armstrong, amount due Mr. Crabb for rent of
former member of Parliament for 'fall $11.00. The ,secretary's report
North York, on two charges of theft, for the quarter •showed 62 males ini-
caused somethingof a furore in Tor-
onto ini-
tiated and . the vicinity where the for ley withdrawal card, 3; number ex -
met nieniber has been ,so well known gelled, 2; number resigned, 3; total
for many years. His "arrest follow- number in•good standing;in the Tim-
ed investigations made, after diciest- „ple, 136. ,.
•
teat ofe H K Coffey, Until recently The :T,ndge 'a`n•eayre'opeti to .the
manager of the Imperial Bank at, state of enfokeertient of such. -tem -
remedies have utterly .haled.
Schomberg, and at one time business octane legislation as, existed' in.
The latter is -charged with theft of a memorial was presented to His
52000 from Sarah 'Mills, the allege- Worship Mayor bettor from the 1
tion being that the money wait given lodge, respectfully drawing Hie Wor-
to him for investment and appro- ship's attention to Certain evils and
printed.. There is a second charge violations of law. ,being committed
of theft of $1,511 from the estate of and in conternul*tion' within. -Ilia.
Richard Carter on which the two men wersllmp"ei juries lietioai.
associate of Armstrong's, • those days and in September of 1867
"'Your husband'll be all right new;
said an .English doctor to, a woman
whose husband •was dangerously ftp.
"Wet dryer - mean?" demandedthe.
wife, "You told me 'e couldn't liye
a fortnight." -
"Well I'm going to cure him atter 1
all," 'said the doctor, "surely you're
glad ?"
The, woman wrinkled her brows,
"Puts me in a bit of` an 'ole," she
said, "I bin 'and sold all' 'is clothes.
to pay' fee lig funerall'.
"""{1Plryx" Ste all thecae ecfetmtists, wor-
rying about weighing light. Lots, of
scales' All . it.
PROR; .1. C. McLENN AN
Of the University of. Toronto, who
discovered a means of liqueiyieg
helium gas, and who has now diseov
ered vast quantities of the rare gas
in the. County of 'Peel, Ontario. it
is *
And of vast importance in the
development of the use of helium
commercially. The Ontario Govern-,.
••rnent has acquired control of . this
gas; -
Ontario's itinaneea
The year'sbalance sheet of the
:Province of Ontario, shove* that On-
tario's deficit for the 'fiscal year end.
lug October 31, 1925, is $4,205,203, at
Compared with $8,325,446 in 1924,
and 514,722,925 in 1923.
Revenue* for 1925 have been, In-
creased to $46,556,135,' which is an
improvement ."of 512,577,099 over
1923, and an increAse over 1924 of
$6.213,412. ,While the increase of
rct;enue over. 1923 was aceom-
are charged jointly. I "1st. That tavern keepets .and'
The Begot Bye -Flection shop -keepers .generally Are in the ha_ I
The returns from 'the bye -election bit of selling or giving twee" intoxof
the our
'sen
hove tool . w
ev ors::bet
e r e 11 u
n tin
o •ed ca
in fagot, Qum, t, w Morin, Lib- o'clock ko Saturday evening and 8.
I.
in party sentiment, G. D. M , 7 h
eral, having been elected by a rednc- i o'clock Monday'Aiorning:
Fauteux ,, That/ hes holding. I ether,
ed majority over I;Ion. A. , E 2nd. t< prtrt ,,
FARMERS
and
TRAPPERS
Bring your furs, hides and
horse hair, t�
DAVID BROWN
and receive highest prices.
.,'PHONE 270
Conservative. Mr. Morin"s major- license only are in the.constant
when tom- Ilowin intoxicating,liquors
iter, however, Was reduced wh tics of a M
'pared with the Liberal majority give
en at the . time of the general elec- j•
tions In Oetober, thefigured being
- - ,
473 and 774 respectively. There
was some expectation that Ste. Roo` -
alio, the recognized Conservative par
ish of the county, would show a much
stronger Tory vote than proved' to be
the ease. In the general elections
Ste. Roselle gave Mr. Fauteux a me-
t in he bye-electionbut s dropped to
169 r
0 ;dished without adding any addition
o' taxation, last year'ai . inctease was
partially caused by new taxation.
P.05 But there was se substantial addition
n' where taxation was not raised.
I Eliminating from rontiderattion. in
-
I forest `ou public debt, the Provincial
Treasurer notes that OntfltoSieg t
$34 245 233 in 1925, as against
ar N , 322,429 in . 1923, an • 7
�' 1524. In -the year 1945 the Govern»
than in
Sint
Cases d 5112,692 9 r7 mn
ment spent 51.552,256 more
,1924, yet $1.071496 leas than in 1923.
� Club Bags �
Irish Boundary Settlement
Ireland's troubles appear to be
near * solution, if not already at anend, with the unanimous passage by
the British House of Commons of
otherand many he Irish bill giving effect to the new
boundary agreement„ _- Both Liberal
and Labor members. endorsed the
articles not
siettiosed
iiimolmensmilloopmma
is Your Y tng at
,This Sal
M. ROBINS -
Evenings
eeentiments of Premier Baldwin who,
on behalf of the Government, made
concession* with regard to "Article .
5" of the agreement. Under this sr- ( expensive.
Murder Brings Complications
The murder of Robert Tydhurst,
manager of the St. Michel des Saints
office of the St. Maurice Paper Com-
pany promises to recruit in a pro-
vince -wide, inveetigntion into the
pulp industry of .Quebec. Two men
named McOnire, brothers, are under
arrest charged with the murder of
Tyhurst who was shot through thee'
window of his office, and . they nar-
rowly escaped •lynching at the hands •
rof a mob when they appeared for
their preliminary hearing at Joliette.'
The case is believed to involve one .
of the greatest lumber stealing plots
ever organized, upon which investi-
gators have been working for up-
wards of a year. An enormous
amount of pulnwood in log form is
said to have been stolen and borne
St. Maurice Company, a
great shortages were about to be
discovered- by Tyhuret when he ewes
Skin.
One thing women's clothes leave t'
the imagination is what makes then
hat Are You Going
To dive Them.?
Come to' Black's, the leading naen s
Com
store, and let us help solve your problems.
We Carry the Largest .Stock
of Men's Furnishings
For Men
•
GLOVES, SHIRTS.
HANDKERCHIEFS* TIES
BELTS, PYJAMAS, SCARFS
SWEATERS. in all Styles
• UMBRRELLAS
DRESSING GOWNS 'and .
HOUSE COATS.
COLLA BAGS, etc.
For Ladies
SCARFS .
HOSE
GLOVES
SWEATERS -
HANDKERCHIEFS •
UMBRELLAS
etc. etc.
We are awfe agents : in. Goderich for The Lung Tubular Cuff
Slur No more Soiled or Frayed Cuffs. it
RHAS. BLACK
"The Men's and Boys' Store Worth While"
Phone 219
North. Side Seu4te
1 Ready-made etedlelne.-You ,need no physician for ordinary ills :When
you have at hand a - bottle of
Thomas' Eclectric Oil. l; or coughs,
coldse sore throat,. bronchial trou-
bles, , ib • is invaluable, for scalds,
•
burns, bruises, sprains, it is nnsur
passed ; while for cuts, sores and
the Iike it is an unquestionable -head.
er. It needs no testimonial other''
than the flee, andthat will satisfy
anyone as %) its effectiveness.
title Eradand had claimed an snnuity This ready money is
of $80,000,000 for sixty years as the
p're+e Btete's contribution toward t ` Y
pa1►moret f
or the national debt, but
Mr. Baldwin pointed out that it vrss
to England's interest to have s proa-
perous Ireland to buy her manufac-
heats Mond to prevent impoverished
Trials emigrants from sweiling the
n*tuber of England's -unemployed.
In concluding hie brief speech the
Premier Bali it was the drat time In
history that. Irishmen had agreed nn
the boundary. and ft woof a great
premiss for the trivet.
A * N111lsili ee of Cerra*
d'ohn R. Booth, dean of Canadian
len *berneen and pioneer of the Indus -
tory. 1* Caned*, who died in Ottawa a
few days age, would have resehed the
age of 90 years on April 6th »ext.
His life of *ltoaost a renterir, we* a
bray ane, fee be worked 12 to 14
loam orrery ian, aanloara's-Yreeat of
the time. He was abe owner of the
largest timber itanlba tat the ltritieh
Kopko, ale creator et as gr*st to
Is nae *louts year eloggri nostril's
will open, the air pairs of your Mead
will Dinar sad you eta breathe freely.
:\a Nen hawking, aaielisg, blowing,
headache, dryers. No strrµliag for
heath at night; year isle er eeterrk
will be goer.
(let a Norah 'bottle of Ely's Cheers
Balm frees veer aruestst now. Apply
a little of this free/awe aatiaeptle, heat,
leg Dream ire your w'Mriis. It
traits Gomm& mci air panes ei the
bred, aconin tib tabooed or srwellea
arar„ras aurtiesae aa4 relief errs is.
Meetly?VI ewe ilea- Desi stay stuff d•
with as a. orae saterek--item
ea
WRIST WATCHES'
MEI BAGS
DIAMONDS
SIL4ERWARE
VANITY CASES
TOILET SETS
TOILET ARTICLES
EARRINGS
PENDANTS
NEC LA, CES
BIkACEIXFS
BROOCHES
LINGERIE CLASPS
PERFUME `ATOMIZERS`
BEAUTY P M
GARTER SUCKLESt
roam easIsEs
Who Sada Goa io* fiotsiei Ile tela of rolaontKiig t4a
rest of tki wor% Ira Imo teittly aroaai to the jow.iry. *tori,
Asa there aat.erM oil osjostlii, fit rogoitithor 'lit
Ci,ritawaa joy for Mn. Clara awl tkt little Clarww
SOME folks think of the jewelry store as the
place to go, chiefly, for those gifts where ex-
perste is the second consideration.
But not Santa Claus! That canny old gift ex-
pert knows better then that 1
He fudges the worth of a gift not alone by what
it costs, but by what it yields in service and satis-
faction. And long ago, he discovered that a dollar
goes farther at time jewelry store than anywhere
else.
For the jeweler deals in imperishables—in gifts
tlat last, like the fidelity ,of a fine friendship, for
as long as life itself! - -
Specializing in jewels, the jeweler .sees to it
that every article in his stock is truly a jewel. And
whether it be for adornment or for utility, it meet
measure up to jewel -standards, in craftetrienshIp
and integrity.
He who ,,must coddle a lean purse' or elle who '
may indulge a fat one, both will And there the itifte
they would most like to give. -comfortably priced
withinsk Sant�Maus C` H knows 1 dget
e.
"Cites that hot"
E. C. ROBERTSON
DIAMOND )4RRCgAN'C a 4 jitWelle
>e aet oleter4 Goderleit Phone 136
WATCHES
CHAINS "and CHARMS
CUFF LINKS
CIGARETTE CASES
FOUNTAIN PENS
WATERMAN and
PARKER SETS `
SHIRT STUDS
RINGS
DELT HUMES
TIE PINS
BILL FOLDS
GOLD PENCILS
. SHAVING SETS
KEY RINGS
UMBRELLAS
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