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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance, 1919-10-30, Page 4P age our tik1taglgantlObanct - Q iMITU Rditor ann 'Prop. The farmers of Ontario have good cause to feel their oats. * * * " The ladies used their first vote to oust the government that had given them the franchise. air shooter la past and we If the U. F, O. or any other patty can feel sure that hie utterances were not the . give Ontario, a stable, sensible guidance views of Mr. Procttr- M. Katheson during the re-establishment peilmi, after learned a lesson that night and we believe it wasbecause of it that lie did not keel) his engagement the following night :it Wroxeter. • * If the ladies of Ontario ilecide, like the U. F. O. t� form a party of their own. 'What on earth can stop them? • • * 'rhe Labor party for the first time is now a distinct group in the Legislature and we believe it has come to stay. * Hearst's friends, and be has them on both sides of politics, respected him while in power and admire him in defeat. * * * "Six days shalt thou labor" says the Bible, "Five is the plan of the miners." By the way, have you got your coal sup- ply in it? * * By the vote on Election Day, Ontario will lose the services of Beck, Cody, Hearst,. McGarry, McPherson and Ross. Could any province have lost more able or better public men all in one sweep. * * all that is the main thing. There are big issues to he faced. and it is a general hope that leaders big enough to UAW hold courageously will be fortbcorning from the preseut inaelstorm. 1 * * 1 The U. F. O. Leaderolitip The Lonely Furrow Farmers of Ontario in their determination Here's wishing success to the United most interesting in years. The complex -1 The political outlook in Ontario is the to assume the burden so unexpectedly ion of the legislature has been revolution- I thrust upon them—and to assume it 3n ; ized. The two-party system has been such a manner as will attract by good 'broken up, and except the United Farmersi works the best men of all the parties in are missed in their action at this time, it the new Ontario Legislature Next to a is probable that there will be no return to Conservative administration the one that the old form of things. The farmers have will in all probability shortly take held of 1 suddenly realized their power, and it is the reins of power is the most acceptable. I highly improbable that they will let the The Dewart crowd is impossible. opportunity slip through their hands. So It is stated that the U. F. 0. leaders impressed are they with the necessity of have decided upon trying to plow a lonely moving slowly and carefully, they are furrow, except for such support as may be moving with praiseworthy caution in their attracted their direction from the other endeavors to arrive at an organization of groups -which probably means that they their forces in the Legislature that will will invite several of the bese men from command the confidence of the people outside the,U. F. O. in order to secure of the province as a whole. Their course some weight and experienced guidance. so far has won for them the heartiest re - The plan is a commendable one, and it spect upon alt sides.' Those who may may well ensue that the new Cabinet will be a reasonably strong one. posed predicament in being the major PI -IE WINGHAM .A Ontario electors may have thrown out Sir William Hearst and his followers- be- cause of their advanced temperance legis- lation but they have upheld that temper- ance legislation M a mighty loud voice. * Ontario appeared to be very well pleas- ed with the temperance laws of the Hearst ,administration but they probably thought that Dewart or a 13, F. 0. government would be better fitted to enforce those laws., * * A remark not infrequently heard on Monday was that So -and -So was voting four "yeses" and his "conscience" would not then permit him to vote for Hearst How many temperance people after vot- ing four "Nos" had twinges of Conscience as they voted for Dewart, the "rising hope of the liquor interest?" * This is how Rural Canada doped it out in the October issue. Beneath full-page portraits of Hon, Sir, Wm. Hearst and Mr. Hartley Dewart, K C., it had the -fol- lowing: "The -Hon. Sir. William Howard Hearst, premier of the rich old banner Province of Ontario, who enjoys the re. spect of all and the confidence of the • majority because of his rugged honesty, • his good gevernrnent, and his advanced • legislation in the cause of temperance, and who personally has declared himself to• stand and vote against liquor in the forth- - coming referendum. Mr. Hartley 11 Dew - art, K. C., leader of the Opposition in the Ontario Legislature, a clever man, with ambitions. Does not enjoy the confi- dence of his own party—even sitting ruettibers„.supposecIto be under his lead- ership, have declared that if the House were to have another Session they would not sit under Mr. Dewart; but would take the cross benches. Elected by the liquor men in a bye -election in the riding of Southwest Toronto. A great promiser —and verily, a CLEVER man!" • * * * A Clean Election Mr. W. H. Fraser, Liberal, Mr. R. C. ProCter, U. F. 0. and _Mr. John Joynt. conservative, appear to have each con- ducted his campaign in a clean manner and as nearly as possible refrained to touch personal mention of their oppon- • ents. The only little incident that occur- red was in Belgrave where a Scotchman by the name of Matheson took the platform • for Mr. Procter, and threw mud on every- thineand anything that was not 13. F. 0. • His speech, if such it could be called, was a disgrace to the cause and helped Mr. Joynt rather than otherwise, The day of the - bully and hot The Smartest Caps in Canada Their style, splendid tailoring, good value and iirerfeotion of fine detail is guaranteed by the name. eas —the -honor mark of quality. Our Fadi arid Winter allowing is ,now ready foit'your selection. Ele E. ISARD CO, have been inclined to smile at their sup - DR. U. H. R05.5 Graduate Royal College of Dental linrgeons Graduate University of Toronto Faculty Of IYentistry Office over H. E. Isard's st ore. • 4 t VANCE, , Arrinsrigioss;vesow411611111**141.1801100010110011/11110** XXXXXXXXXXX XXXX7414X4X$134114 Party in a mixed Ifoutei • ue diecovering that the farmers know ekiiictlY what they ' Ware about, and that they are not carried irigham Town.Hall-1 night ()My , away with any false notions which later might involve them in trouble. They did not, for instance, propose to enter upon r the responsibility of government without i exhausting every effort to secure a leefler who will have something more than local confidence, and wa believe that in their selection of Sir. Adam Beck, they have chosen the best mail possible. Possibly no other man could unite the forces in On- tario affairs as can Sir. Adam. He com- mands in a peculiar degree the confidence lug individually of members of the.Legislature ."A who are affiliated with every class repre- sented there. As leader of the Govern- ment he will attract legislators from all 11: the parties, which, with the forty-five Un- - ited Farmers, will give him a sufficient Government following. His acceptance .44. of the premiership would have a good PA effect in the province for while there are Hear concert at Town Halt at 7 p. nr. those who oppose heavy radial railway lx undertakings at this time, there is upon sailgihsitdeedsneesosn.fidence in his wisdom and far - Secure seats now at McKibbon's Drug re Sto•74 Monday, Nov. 3rd GBrothers Minstrels Everything Entirely New Dancers, Acrobats, Singers, Musicians Soperb Concert Orchestra r4 Watch for parade at noon. faX 0M- Prices 50 and 75 cents. roi rixzxxxxxxxxxxx xxzro-044Faxxripc Look and see if the label on your paper is correct, as our lists were corrected this week. initearitIMPS4011110011•141.17/11,111111011.04111.1.011 itvErtsAL T CT0111 Has Been Prsoved for YOU There are many cheaper tractors than the Moline -Universal. There is no other tractor so widely used as the Moline -Universal, Why? Why are farmers in Ontario turning down low-priced tractors in favor of the Moline? • Because the Moline is a one-man outfit. Because the Moline does, more. work. Because the Moline costs less to operate and keep up. Because the Moline gives more years of service. These things need only the proof of a demonstration. The Moline Does More Work . The Moline-Univers'al plows fast 'and plows well. You sit on the implement—where you should sit. You back • into corners. 'You make short turns. You plow on schedule and take advantage of good weather. You gain just as much time in discing and harrowing. You do your -seeding and cultivating with tractor speed and efficiency. All the year round you have power available—for harvesting and haying, threshing,and silo -filling, and for other belt Work. The MolineCosts Leu The Willys-Overland Limited: West Toronto, Ontario. 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No needtokeep theengine running idle. Starts easily—and has an electric starter. •The Moline Lasts Longer No tractor is too good for the farm. . lig is why. the Moline is built better than a high-priced car. With a. perfected overhead-valve four -cylinder motor. With Hyatt roller Ipearings. With all moving parts enclosed. With motor up away fromn. the dust. With' gears running in oil.' With electric starting and lighting. There are years of service in a Moline. • Make Money by Seeing This Tractor Now Right now is the time to decide pn your tractor. It will mean hundreds of dollars in next year's crop. It would pay you to go a hundred miles to see the Moline. How much more it will pay you to come and see it here. 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