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THE I• O C: T IN IBC AN 'iii to lIsecoaeusaed upon the fire:rises.
"$rd. That it is in couteripJAWil,
Some Nantes et Gmlee.ch Temple Ns. both by parts* holding t*vern liea+n-
2n. From Art Old ',nag. llsak sae and shop licenses, to mil or give
away intoxicating liquors trio* the
A fee -e^ s-,- en al , ii ^ °- sok of days *ppof ted for the holding of
n o t
tj tr.. . ray %► ` .e'«,, ' t :eel, Ne. 2e.. I. qe, he the approaching election."
G. T.. i'.«. come u .dy ^ c .:�«Vice the --Tete :f3iedr wee asked -fee have the-
rest
hrrest r;v'k, which a ensidersble, tavern inspector and constables exer-
interest farts the reins of ;sew cif low eine the utmost diligence to have the
founder of en ir:liver:y cal Meta at teat tame. Sir. Geo. laws gidly enfgorced.
a December of the
monist the foremost Cox was the Worthy Chief Templar At s
the world. hie was that year and Mr. Godwin Cam- Same year it is recorded that Bro.
ng witha dominion pafgne the W. Secretary. Later in Fletcher gave a brief description of
miles, and twenty the same year Mr. Wm. Diekson'a what was considered to constitute
as Alsose railv;ay name appears as W. C. T. and 1. F. temperance in the last century, and
when h' eeld the Moore as W. S. omcers installed in very clearly showed that, contrast -
re* other: newsy August, 1867, were W. C. T., Bro. ing the same with the present time,
nun went to see George Jessup; W. V. T., Sister Col- a decided improvement had been
located in the kit- line; W. S., Bro. E. F. Moore; W. T., made in this important enterprise :.s
his boots off, emak, Bio. •W. A. Harrison; W. F. W.
Bro. well as in the state of society.
Hugh Dunlop; W N lira o '1'h nyder was evidently
ou
got 25 millions g W I G Sister Jane Tavlor for in Jasraliry, 1868, es there had
Booeb All Y Bro. e t Stephen ,
" Bxa. Jc�n fatties; y4". A. 5., Bro. public meeting, it was decided to
e two dozen more seaters
McMillen; W. S. re. S:, Sister Atte and two dozen more brothers:" rept-
Edmonton,
sun* a .•�« , later t- QueL»c plot_Ke}* on, Navy rp Jane gnaw. '
_ __ _ - -----At�-the-statae meeting nF4cera were
f'.dntonton, following his inquiry tato. The French fires elected. as,follows : W. C. T., Bro.
the charges recently heard before vfnce does not t#1Ge icindll► to T.oxcl of business at ,the tsmestin¢s of the- B. F. ,Moore; W. V. T., Sister A. Col -
I him. Jeklieee's suggestion that Canada temperance organization was atom- lino; W. S., Bro. J. Malcolm; W. T.,
M
1 f theevidence submit- contribute $S6,00t1,000 a year to the print by certain
bem of bvialars against Ero. Harrison; W. F "it., Bra. iVhlte-
g tit
that "� any wrong expo n e
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Former Minister Cearged With tune and 1
'Theft which rank.
Hon, George P. Smith, former of its kind
eeMinister of Education for Alberta, is WAY a tiinbe
out on bail of $20,000, charged with of 4000 aqua
the theft of $5,820, a warrai:t for hie 'Years ago he
*meet having been ae:ved hatted;- magnate. In 1
ately epee his arrival at FAmonton Caned* Atlant
from the Fast. lintel a newsp
`Iliad ;i fraudulent consriraey had him. Booth w
c, eted -between, Matthew Esdale,` J. ehen of his hot
W. Jef:e.•y sed George P. Smith, by ins' a pipe`
which there was- wrongfully with- "I understand
drawn (role the Alberta Provincial for the railway
Treasury in July, 1921, axe then paid "Iter a Iter' r
ith got was 14 milli
to, tcceivui or retained by'Mt• Set on smoking. has.
f $5 i20 was the gist of N Support A
tee re iert`ier -Mrs-Joshes -We 't s of Ouebe� pro- A -very re ['�iod Inee'e
A. Col -
said
1- a growing
sail the lU ns; . , Yates; W; C., been a leek of regaliaa at the last
ns kith.' He went Chas Young; W D le' Slater Janet puxeltas
ANNUAL
As a result o i i • W. M',, Bro. Collins; 1. G., Sister
ted t tete hearing Mr. wrong 'Welsh maintenance of '`the Brutish navy.
"'Article II" of the canstitution. A e; Butterworth.
1.
f Sts done Le 1]evotr would be i t d to in '
the nava goes to titeeiin
also thata petition
nota thing of t to past, but may attheyid to the
a of Mantra* says: Cantelon• O. G., Bro.
in
concluded
a
1 in the report, the blame must rest on
new appeal of Lord Jellicoe indicates committee
w A motion was passed %t the same
once more that1 t" n is veatigate the charge Quite often e I be sent
',timid lie sustained avid
bin Smith; whose
absence from the enquiry he.regret-
t the shoulders -of
charge wa several minas •ars in fawn,
W. any moment enter Canadian politics, the offending members would be that they, io their eotown-
i The report stated that "neither We may find ourselves' tomorrow palled from the Order. In some Praying
hence, deliver a sermon . on the sub -
Smith nor Eadale have offered any- face to face with the most momen cases it is recesses(' that the. brother Aliat of subscribers to The sun -
excuse for their participation in.the tour decisions. That is why we ask against wham -charge was prefer -
t of temperance.
used inpayment with this problem display a frank vestigatine committee "with con-perance M enger included : JUL.
Tem -
II -fraud, and Jeftery's explanation that that our public men when dealing red treated the ermmons of the in-1Thom�ion, soba $barman', Mark
HRI TAs for money eras to be Whitely, A. M. Johnston,harm n, C. But-
-,
p or accepted."
public Advertising is and clear attitude conformable to the ' l*other I expressed eau's
contrit on the ; Whitel , W. H. Black, Stephen
not accepted:, • evident interests of Canada. • i would be received back again en re -
The statements of lion . Charles "La Petrie comments as follows i in Collins, Geo. Cox, R. L. Smith and
Stewart and C. R. Mitchell, that ! During the late war Canada made sagni gethe constitution
and was spite; Yates, John Barnes, Geo. Jessup,
Alf.
fitpar ci ahem had- any knowledge in defence of a the -Empire - l Wealth sufficient to .convict the accused. It' Hugh Dunlop- end among those
of participation in the fraud, was it pledge uo f to its actual wealth is not. stated anywhere in the rein -1 whose names are recorded a.. meet- l'
unhesitatingly accepted by the judge, to pledged its future to such an ex• utas what "At-tfvie II" consisted of, i hers we noticed the names of I. T.
umber of years .all 1 k Toms (Jutdge Toms) and J. T. Gar-
. to
our
Comment was made upon the 'eon- tent that for a n but our readers may be able to make, act n that Mr. Smith had with a its resources will be 'absorbed in'tbe a good guess. Evidently a strict i row �(1 ter the �Hono, Mr. .Ti Atka Gar -
concern while still Minister liquidation of its debt." supervision of the conduct of the row).
Le
p
Of Education and
this was eharacter•
sited as a "flagrant breach of the Le -
1 gislative Assembly Act."
Following the submission
Hundreds of a.
mas Gifts
in Christmas
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Printer, -who
0 he's old ofilce.
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Men and
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Le Soleil, Quebec, says n p members was kept. A Real Asthma Relief. --Dr. J. D.•
"This annual tribute of fiofi,00ceive We read in the minutes of May Kellogg's Asthma Remedy has never
demanded of us"should noti receive 6th, 1861, that an account of Bra. been advertised by extravagant
b 'on of the .any very hearty welcome In Quebec, .Livingstone for harmonium, amount~ t statements. J�6e claims are censer -
resignation
J. W. Jeffery handed in his ; for it forms .part of the imperialistic ing to $102, was seed and that a, vativ indeed, when judged by the
resignattan its King's Printer, a p9- policy again which Quebec .pro' vote of thanks was tendered td Bro. benefits which it performs. Expect
sition that he has filled for many � nounced itself en "bloe at the tune of Lfvangstone for the malar in which ;real relief and permanent benefits
years, and from which he was sus- the last election.'* A. purely Cana- he• acted in procuring the inelodion.:
when you buy this remedy and you,
pended during the investigation.
The judge's - report exonerated
Charles Flaying, Deputy King's
was also under Fuspen-
inion, and he - was free to go beck to
4Braces in Fancy
Boxes, 25c up
1. Ties, .-Sox, Shirts,
Gloves, Mufflers,,
(Silk or Wool)
p
Cuff links, Silk or
Linenllandkerchiefs
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dish navy for our territorial protea .. Open meetings of the lodge were l will not have cause for disappoint=
tion, this paper goes on, is accept frequently held. Fbr an open -meet' will It gives •permanent relief in
able, and would be• ing -a logical step as in May, 1867, held in
the base- many cases where other so called
the country advances "cowards the Ment of Knox clr>trch, Bro. I. F. Toms
moat complete autonomy." • was chairman, and, after the chair -
"What a burden," Gaya Le Droit of man's address, Rev. R. Ure and Bro.
Ottawa: "And •at the moment when Livingstone addressed the meeting.
Canada bears the we!ght of a heavy - The report of the finance commit -
and men- n
no to e iv
debt,er, e
war s ua g
and enormous tee for the previou q rt ,
tion our national . aiIWays.' / ata meeting in May, 1867, showed
Former M. P. Arrested receipts of $164,13, expenses $46.32;
The arrest °of 3. A: Ma 'Armstrg nt Mr: bb of
former member of Parliament onfor hall $11.due00.- The Crabb secrptaryfor'arent report
North York, on two 'charges of theft, for the quarter showed 62 ;Hales ani-
caused something of .a furore in Tor- tiated and 23 females', number left
onto and the vicinity where the for- by withdrawal card, 3'; number ex -
Leta
my Member has bRm'°esti known follow- pelted,
o iltbee in' good'sta d e; number iri'g In,thte 'setas.
for many Years.. His ,"aT'r � __-.
ed investigations made,; After the«,Ar� ;pie, 136.. �' sn°ems ol�ti tis .the
test of6 H K Coffey, ' until recently. The lodge ` 8`lrt'
manager of the Imperial Bank at, state of enforcement of such tem-
Schomberg. and at one time business perance legislation as existed • in
associatte of Armstrong's, those days and in September of 1867
The latter is charged with theft of a memorial was preseti'ed .to His.
$2000 front Sarah Mills, the allege- Worship Mayo Detlor' from the
tion being that the money was given lodge, respectfully drawing His Weir -
to , him for investment and appra- ship's attention to vertain• evils and
priated. There is a second charge vaolatioes of law ,being committed
oetheft of $1,511 from the estate of and in contetnvlation within His
Richard Carter onwhich the two men Worship's jurisdictiost.
,1"1st: That tavern
er
n
keepers
and
iere charged jointly:
The Begot Bye - Election shop -keepers Seneratfyameintheha-
The returns from the bye -election bit of selling or giving swayintoxi--t
in Begot, Que., showed no. reversal eating liquora::between the hours. of 1
in party sentiment, G. D. Morin, Lib- 7 o'clock: on Saturday evening and f; •
eral, having been elected by a reduc- i o'eloek Monday • emeteng. oho
ed majority over Zion. A. Fauteutr,{ "2nd. :T1►4t, li ietj-hafding a li
five Mr Morin'e maior- license only are its tlie.constant prat:-'.
remedies have utterly failed..
"Your husband'l1 be all right ndw;"
said an English doctor to -a woman
whose husband was dangerously i11.
� the
"Woted
demanded an
dyer mean?" m
wife, "You told me 'e couldn" live
a 'fortnight."
"Well, I'm going to cure him after
all," 'said the doctor, "surely you're)
glad 'Pe -
The woman wrinkled her brows,
"Puts me in a bit of an .'ole," she
said, "I bin and sold all' 'is clothes
to pay for 'is `funeral: i
el i"'°pare all 'tilde sc ettti°stsTwor-'
rying' about 'weighing light, Lots of
tscales deit.
Belts, Garters tl
Collar Cases 1
llas plashed
PROP,. J. C. McLENNAN"
Of the university of Toronto, who
discovered a means of liquefyiyg
Helium gas, and who has now discov-
ered vast , quantities Peel, the
Ontario, gas
In the County of
t
is a find of vest importance in the
development of the use of helium
atario Gotten-
nent eitasl�acquired y. The pont of of this
gas.
Ontario's Rem u..s%
The year's betimes sheet of the
Province of Ontario, shows that On-
tario's deficit for the fiscal yeas end
ing October 31, 1925, 15 $4,905,293, as
compares; _ with $8.545,$46 ` in 1924,
and $14,722,925 in 1923.
Revenues for 1925 have been In'
creased to• $46,556,135, which is en
improvement of $12,577,099 over
1923, and an increliise over 1924 of
6,213,412. While the increase of
1.9$4. revenue over
1.923 was accom-
Umb without adding any -addition
taxation last you'll increase was
FARMERS
and •
TRAPPERS
Bring your furs, hides.and
to
horse hair,
DAVID BROWN
and receive highest prices.
'PHONE 270
Conserv*
sty, However, was reduced when con-: tice of allowing intoxicating liquors
V••
II, partially caused by new taxation.
0{l O
But there was a subetentisl 'ndditiou
Plain : where taxation was not raided.
SweatersF, shades T'4' from conaide,itaoit in•
I
rest on public debt,
pared with the Liberal majority ger -
en at the time -of� the general elec.. 1 --
tions
---
tions in October, the figures being " �` • ` .
473 and 774 respectively: There
was some expectation that Ste. Rose
alis, the recognized Conservative par-
ish of the county, would show a much
stronger Tory. vote than proved' to be
the .csse. In- the, - general elections .
Ste. Rosalie gave Mr. E`auteux a ina-'
,jority of 178, but this dropped to
169 in the bye -election. - i
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 result in a pro-
vince -wide investigation into the
pulp industry of Quebec. Two men
named McGuire, brothers, are under
arrest charged with the murder of
Tyhurat who was shot through the
window of his office, and they nar-
rowly escaped
ar-rowly.escaped lynching at the hands
of 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 ortxanized, upon which investi'
gators have been working for up-
wards of a year. An . enormous
the Provincial
, Treasurer notes that Qntatia spent
Il , $34,246,233- in 1925,' as against $35,
t► , 322,429 in 1923, and $32,09'4.077 in
Sart Cases and { 1924. In the year 1925 the Govern=
y, meet spent $1,552,256 more their in
p 1324 set 21.077,196 less than in 1923.
Irish Boundary Settlement
Irelndtrouble% appear to be
Club Ba sll-'-
+1
near solution if not already at an
e British house or Commons of 'St Maurice Company, and ;slime
hat Are You -Going
To Give Thern?
Come to' Black's, the leading men s
store,and let us help solve'- your problems.
We Carr the Largest Stock
of Men's Furnishings
For Men
GLOVES, SHIRTS
HANDKERCHIEFS, TIES
BELTS, PYJAMAS,. SCARFS
'SWEATERS. in all Styles
',UMBRELLAS
DRESSING GOWNS and
HOVSE COATS.
COLLAR BAGS, etc.
For Ladies
SCARFS
HOSE .
GLOVES
SWEATERS,
HANDKERCHIEFS
UMBRELLAS
etc. etc.
We are sole agents in Goderich for The Lang Tubular Cuff
Shirt. No more Soiled or Frayed Cuffs.
•CI AS..BL ACK
"The Men's and Boys' Store Worth. While"
Phone 218. North Side Square
1
a
Ready -ludo Medic)ne.: You need burns, bruises, sprains, it is 'ansur-
no physician for ordinary ills when,passed; while for cuts, sores and
you have at hand . a crottle of Dr; the like it is an ungtiestionabie hest•
Thomas' Eclecttic Oil. For coughs, er. it needs no testimonial other`
colds,, store throat, bronchial trou• than the. j use, and that will satisfy
hies, ib its invaluabie, for scalds, anyone as its effectiveness:
r.. - �.-.; -..--
. amount of puliawood in log form is
end, 'with the unanimous passage by said to have been stolen from the
and many other thnIrditsrhv balemngt aHtho the enreaw
and Labor members endorsed the
ai 1�t+�r3 not� nentimenta of -Premier Baldwin who,
Do Your Sopping at
,This tale
Ni. ROBINS
Evenings
11, of $30,000,000 for sixth years as : the to •
n,.., State's contribution toward0
on behalf of the Government, made
concession* with regard to "Article
5" of the altreement. Under this me expense' e. -
;treat ahortageK were about to be
discovered by Tyhurst when hewas
slain:
One thing women's clothes leave to
the imagination is what makes their
title England had claimed an annuity« This ready money la *hetes ready
eseyietrit for the natismal debt, but
0Mr. Dakivrin pointed out that it was
o England's interest to 'beet II pros-
perous Ireland to buy her manliest -
turn* and to prevent impoverisliefl
Irish emigrants from swelling this
In contiuding his 'brief epetsch the
Premier *aid it wag tee firet time in
hietoey tliet Irishmen agreed on
the boundary. and it was a great
monde* for the tater..
A itool Whist et Canoe*
John R. Bootle dean of Cariadien
lumbermen and pioeur of the Indus-
try ia Canada, who. teed in Ottawa a
few <ley* *re. would have retched the
age of 00 rare on April lith next.
His life of almost a century watt a
btoy ono, for len waked 12 to 14
hours every dim esseideora meet et
the time. He wee tee owner et the
lerirest timber i* the &Wail
Erapirt, the creator et a past for -
tte
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
WRIST WATCHES'
DIAMONDS
SILVERWARE
VANITY CASES
TOILET SETS
TOILET' ARTICLES
EARRINGS
PENDANTS
NECKLACES
BRACELETS
BROOCIiES
LINGERIE CLASPS -
PERFUME ATOMIZERS\
, swot' PINS
FIELD GLASSES
WWI Same Claus Lae 16144 of rowentoriag tie
ef the worW, hiker toletly amnia tette lova* siert.
Christmas joy far Mrs. Mrs like little Mow.
SOME folks think of the jewelry store as the
place to go, chiefly., for those gifts where ex-
pense is the second consideretion.
But not Santa Claus; That canny old' gift ex-
pert knows better thin that 1
He judges the worth of a gift not alone by what
it costs, but by, what it yields—in service mid satis-
faction. And long age, 11O discovered that a dollar
goeg farther at tee Jewelry store than anywhere
For the jeweler deals in imperishables—in gifts
that last, like the fidelity ef a fine friendship, for
'as long a$ life itself t
Specializing. in. jewels, the jeweler gees to it
that every article in his stock ig truly a jewel. And
whether it be foe adornment or for utility, it must
meisure up to jewelestandairds, in craftsmanship
' and integrity.
He who ,must coddle a lean purse or she who
rimy indulge a fat one, both will Alta thera the gifts
they would mut like to give --comfortably priced
within their respective_Clatistmas budgete.
Ask Santa Claus. -He knows
Ds ono millets your dotigt4 nostrils
will clear Am you 0111 breithe freely.
beaded*. drystess. No struggibist for
breath at night; year etalel or titer*
wilt be gone.
tlet bottle et lely's enema
Babe frem Font eruegist noir. Apple
a little of this, intermit, aatiseptie, emit.
ing train in •sour nnokilo. It peso
trate* termite *were Pewede ef
s asembrue amid TAW mem he
wile a, colit eatarek--Rolise
arms re Oat/.
" Gifts that last"
E. C. ROBERTSON
Emit milare Godes**. Phone lag
DIAMOND SMOOT 1111111114 111,
WATCHES
CHAINS'and CHARMS
CUFF LINKS
CIGARETTE CASES
FOUNTAIN PENS
'VVATERMAN and
PARKER SETS
SHIRT STUDS
RINGS
BELT BUCKLES
TIE. PINS
BILL FOLDS'.
GOLD PENCILS
SHAVING SETS
KEY RINGS
UMBRELLAS
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