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Home My WebLink AboutThe Clinton New Era, 1903-08-21, Page 4- -, t , C -It-, A-11-1- 7,_- -- -_W7�� "', !J'tv'J1'.&'j,i � rp, .., � ,.....- ' . . I 11 A&&"ACUL� ,rN*=e%tar7 fto - q . . . - I I - 11 -WO . -_41 I 'IM � -1 1- - -- IT �_� - . I - aw - My *0 Imtor) ;j. L . I I � ... I - I -t . 'A , .. - � . I 1_1 AI,`N-8� - GO- ON SALE ... FR%'10 _Y' - . I * , . . ,,, . ..... - � � I .. -1 L . I _- , . I . -1 .. I- .. _ _ .. ... 1. . . . � .. I . T I .: . . . I _ Au"OT21st" IN% , .. I L, . I 1. . . VOIDAY, Ther�'was nat= 10ro'nuc 1,04x 1 7 1 L st ng'and they are well 'rtb co --- . ' at � 9RE'S a 11' of $argalns that go. on $ate Friday morni wo mint ,for. , Ev- -,-- -- kvnotwlit 14"lat' or ' "' ' I . . I i . I This Is one of when: a num, Trunk FacIfiq7'b`iuoeV1h% thigns,tNoxi I 0 -e I 11 I . ory item will be found tbe,same as., advertised It has always been our custow to carry 9 =posed 14) Ho . ver no rer qf farmers was due to th gov nmexxt',a & I . I � . . say beroon. The 0$0!r 110-7 ah . I I's !Oi was no reft in 11 I L I goods belonging to the season they were Intended !or, bence our reason for Making these so low.. "Iwillpull4owumy bOrnas,14 build doub�voryloxigpox esd,,a,y e I I . * 0 d ,ju,, ,, wh a the . . I greAter.91 . we is oil, for he . I . I I . . I ties ' ca - . . . . I . Nryton showed -that he WAS, 1100014o I . . . ��. I The quantity of noxious weeds that promisingly opposed to it He not I it will pay you to be on bond Friday, morning and buy enough f,pr next l§oasqn, . are allowed to grow andmature on the alone opposed, the Moncton brAncli,but I I I I . the entire proj here Was 110 � I , - - - I I L L I .. ". act' ea rithe - : ' _1 � ____ - i 0� 1 LLLLL � , . .1 - .L � sides of some of tue country roads, axe ur,%e,nt demand for Mit L. . first ]plaV,. � . 1. , ' ' an the general details, were 'unsatis- . . � :11;1 , % vdisgMe. It would pay muniolpalo factor -spoke for . , ; , . y in the second He . ' -These Prices Will Hold. Good Until Good's Are , S -old Wes to send a few men out to out and about four hours, and consequently . . I � I � L . . . . . L . . � . burn them. � took up in detail a good many -of the L A I'll I - - � . LL : . _�_ 7� - I . . . sing his. g ret . Xk** ,,,, . . - - - - ' ' ' '- 111L. ''........1.1. ... I . . . 1. - - ___ I I I : provisions, expres reat reg. . . . 11 I I , . . at having to part, compsi�y with the L . I . I � : I " . . - . I The London News has ceased public- f,Dvernmeut upon an Issue of this kind, , . f . � . . . . I . .20c, 25c and 30c. Muslins at Sc 50c, and 75c Corsets at 38c, ation, It is one more adde4to the long � L � , have ever bad. � . . I - � . . lie speech was one that could have . . On Friday morniug we offer the best Muslin bargain we . list of those papers started to 0 " " L , I z . t tj TLOW]a Ch 01 o5 T . *11 4,A been made by any member ftb 0 1 2UO yai ds of fine Colo�ed Muslins in assorted designs and colors tillat bree -do en Summer Corsets made of white batiste and n'et all sizes position, so stron was It agains 1Z � from IS to 26 in stock, These long -felt waut!' which unfortunately vernment's Pelf , S 0 S ; ...... ................................ R . Arolmr very best 50c And 75o Cornets I I cY, and the members L ' L ., - for. 1:1. ...N I .... o # ....... I .. q R 6 � - * ........... 0 .... � ...... -.f.'.. so - 0 . � sold at 20c, 25c and 30c for..... . I 8 found their way, to the newspaper 101f the Opposition were delighted with ' . . � .: , I I . .L . I I . L' L . .1 . L I Itwasa, good paper,but It giving him plenty of applause, m�hd . 30c, 35c and 40c Muslins at loc L . 11 � graveyard, . ai . - i., . ' . bad to encount its W)se many of them crossing Remopen'Sept. Ist, . I . 200: ards of American and French Muslins in elegant designs and colors, . .1 strong co, . mpetition, over and congratulating him, perhaps . I � I L . �' A Big . . . ' ,�� Wese are ait our Best 'Muslins,thitt sold at 30c. 35c and 40c. Onsale I . . , ..Reduction � in Ladies' and I . . I ..''. __... in the hope that he would eventually � " 910 � I find his way over to their camp, which . '. � . 1�1'1 at per vard ......... ................ ............................ I .... I .. . I - . Children's fl' Thos. SOuthwortb, Secretary,of .the is doubtful, Mr Blair was followed by' . L . I I . I 11 . � Provincial Bureau of Colonization es. [ Mr Charlton, than whom there are -your boyis. slid, Ole will, 7 . L , .1'', 25c and 30c, White fluslins at 15c . . . . 1 . . ' few better -posted men in the House, I Uee BookS9,.Pe]Me1l8, Slateflo.. L � I "I . . I timates the immigration in to . L d , . 26c and'35c Fancy Hose at 19c . . . I I . . Ontario more especially on rallw, . .. . , ". 150 yards of Wbite Muslin and Ditnities in assorted fancy lace stripp de, . . . I this year to have been overl.0,000. That % and trans- Ochool Bag �s,�, signs, alkio plain voided effects lbat sold at 25c and 30c. Saleprice.. '15 U.0 pairs.of Children's fancy stripe and spotted hose in assorted siz � , poi,tation matters. Mi, 0 arlton took 1-1 s, Scribblerso Ex- - ' ' . - , . . . es, all .. I . up Mr Blair's 9 � each senterice by sen- erelSe BookS9 . .. 11 I ,! .19 is double last year' i t, lilksp Penst. - �11 Rre the bermodprt dye, regular prices 25c and 35c,_ Sale prlce�,. � _ _ . s immigra ion which � .. : *1 _____, ____ --- . . . . . .. . tence, And effec'Evel . � � I . . . * I . I ' Y, ete., etc. . . . ,� � ' In turn,wits double the immigrationre-, of his statements; he quoted from a . 1 4 . ;._. Ladies' 35c Lace Hose . . . . . r."�'. alf on Shirt Waists I . I I at 25c Ladies' 45c Lace: Hose at 30c turns should show an addition, of over speech of Mr Blair, delivered ' owr a I. I � I yoar a - I Ladies' We Lace Hoseat 40c 20,009 to the population. And ac � tr in Vancouver, wherein he - ' I 1* . . I cor& sa d at, . '' . � . . another trinscontinental We await your comin with. , I i`;.;.. $1 .Shirt Waists at 50C 20c Puritan,Brand Hose at 2 pair for 25c Ing to indications, the opening up of I railway was a necessityt and could not . plete . stock of all the .. I . . 11�,, . New Ontario and the buildin . of the be built too soon to suit him ; Mr a COM .. Ladies'fine White Lawn Waists nicely trimmed with embroldery,inser. . . . 19 - ` ,: .. Charlton said that the building of the new Z.. .5-0 goo p f1 ' bbed 6 t on Hose, all are fast black, sizes C4 to 9J, all' , new railr and auth n � ,, �: tion, regular $1 for ..... ............................... I ............. airs o ioys A ot oads in the notth- the rateof Grand Trunk Pacific in five years, as � . 0 zed text.books, . , 1 . . I . .�� I on sale at 2 pair for..... I ........... ........ ................ ......... 25, increase will be . Ided fox-, did. not show undue and.the latest ideas. in School.. - . .. � . , easily , maintained. vi . . I . I . . � $1.50 to $1.75 Waists at 75c . ' I . . - 1'� � ' . groste, particularly As the Vvest was. Supplies. . � . . I I � . ,!_, Vests Worth, Up to 15c. for'8c � . I -1 The ociderich Star is losing sleep be- filling up - po � rapidly that additional � . . � . . - �-" Your choice of Ltvo dozen Shire Waists of fine white lawn, all ate made . . . V . . I I . P. I . i facilities would be required before the . , . I . . I . . I . .�� 200 Cotton Vestsw,ith and wilbout short sleeve cause the NEWER* copiedaparagraph , � . . I .1 I ,,.. in newest styles, very nively trinuned with tucks, embroidery, in- . . I I o an . 1.5c completioncif the. ro�A. He proved . _. - . I � - serlion,etc. These waists sold atsi.50 to $1.75. ice.*.. .. i .............. ............ � ... ... ........ 1. 1. . ." . - the 'that the Americans did Ic)(* up 8 t r o n g. Manilla Cov 1. �.,. To clear at .......... . 75 . . Vests. Sale pri . I . I . . .08 froxi� Saturday Night, in, which .on the � 1. erg- s �?,' - � -I---- . . - . . . � . . I . I boildingregulaitons as a privilege to . 1� . ----.--.--- word 11damphool" occurs. Thoexpres- I 41,9& 1%�l%w'%-I%w'%�l%v,Wlftwl%�l%wl%-4%elb-ft,,%�,qw,%�,%,-%..'%,-Ob,.%Wft.0%,,%. . ; . plied free with all- 0 !:!, . $ - , . . . . . I . . . I the Canadiaus, and that by thq bWld- 'UP - I or, ! �. nderskirt . I . I . �. siQn is *certainly not classical, but the, ing of the road we would not be do- School. Books. . . - . . ,, � , $1.25 Black Sateen U s for $1 . . I , . . � I . . � � .1 I ��, New Fall SoitingS. . -. - ' . - :'. - quotation wasitezurately made While peendei.t upon them. -He sh:)wed'tfiat . I . . " . . . . � . . I I !:�� I �, . ' �,�, More 15c Wrapperette at 10c . � : . � I . I I . . . . � . . 1. . : .1 . . i . . tge-Star is taking' such. an. interest -,in I th pow line being shorter than the'Irt- . . . . � , .. . I I . �, *',, . . I . 1. I . . I.. . . 1 tercolonial would enable us.to c I.. ' ' . � ., .. . � . I I .. . , . . Q I I 300 yaids itiore of the best; WrapperetLe in . assorted cologs and designs, I I -and - Waistings - th -0 welfare of "Bran Holmes" it might grain, to the seaboard in wiriter. as arrr k. . . . . . � I I .. I . I . . I . . . we I 1 . I . . .. , . � - . q �� regular value l5e for ...................................... ......... .10 . I- . , I -1 .� I. � I , find space in which to retract, its st�ta- .' as in summer, and that itwould d6vel- . . . . . . . �t � . . .. . . ' I op. the trade of our own Canadian . 1. . I . I . . � ,..1. I - . y ch6ice lot of Fall -Suit- : I- inefit that "CaptAin'McGregor was re, portsi Re. proved ttiat the opening of � 1. . O? . ... I .;, , . I . . We are. now sh6wing.a,ver. , . . � . .. . $. . -ed. in order to makea, pla' for a' a- I . . . . t .. "si" . ings in- the Dew tweed effbets, also-Waistingp in the.latest. -tit , , _ oe, rel ihe'.road through 'th6 northern por- � I a . 11 ... .., I . � . � � . Two Glove . Bargains . . . . .. . . I tions6f'OntgriciaTidQu6beewoiild iVe . .. --i" I . I . . ative or r Holnips."� The stateitiont is - Ma . . lli�_ A., I I . r ... .. materiol I . . I � b� . 1 wesnpw- . I I . r . . I I � I . �. . . . , . . . . . . . untruo, the Star knows it tobe untrue nitobs cheaper lumber than. t e� I . I I . I . ,�: . i . I I could get. in any dtherviay. He*prov- � I . i : 25c to 35c Gloves at 20c . .1 . I -w�-ft.�-W,'%.-ft,'W-ftvft�-%,ft�-W'%.-W,,wlqbllq&-ftlft�4%WA%Iftw.qik.,%"Ift,o - * itntemplated costof the 6, I . I . ., .. I � . . I . , andnotwithsta iling the -fact that the ed that the. cc . �� .. . . n . . I I . I . ., . . . . I i, I I . - - road to the people of'Canada was a . � �. . ,.�, Yuur choice of several lines of silk and lace Gloves in white .and b1fic JF - I' editor of the,Siar. is a $und" IS 1100 -inere bagatelle, and imposed no.addi- . I �;. that sold at 25c to 35c for ....... ... ....................... ....... ', - 820 A Groy'Cotton 'Bar'gai ' *.Vo ' . 11 y . I 1'� . � n r ridn' I . . I .1 . , . I ... . .. . . I ., . y teii'cher, he -has ne'ver had the honor or tional butdens upon the people. To Out I- I . . - . I . I . * . I . . . . -1 . . . I . .. . . . ess to correct it. I . . side by side in the 1.'�'! 40C 45c and 50c Moves for 30c - . I .. . * ruitn1i'l . I . . the two speeches I I . ' _ 9�11, I I 7c.Cotton for Sc . . I I . . . . . . . 11. . . . . � bliefest possible �spaeei 1: Would say I . . . I 1. I � . . .. " �'% I I . : . . . . . I , . that I . I . . . 1.14" I . . . I . I � . I . . . . � , Mr Blair's Was a scathing den,in- . . . ,, 1. . . . .. . ., Two dozpn pairs of silk and lace Gloves in black and white that sold at . avy quality,also free. . o , 1. - A - n Rmerfean pinion. . , ti f gressive'forwa.rd,policy I . I T .3W yards of 36- inc*h'w ide gi ey.CoLton, extra'be * f . . . cia ion. o a pro . - - - . � . 40c, 45c and 50c for ................................................... .30 specks,-ciur 7c yalpefor ........ � .......... _ .o5 . . I . .. . . . .. I . � %:. . . . I . . I 1. I.... i .............. W...., . . . I . .1 - - . I 1 for the development and prosperity of . . 11 I . � . I . . . . " � . I � . . . I .. , . .� L ' ' . I 10� . I .. I . 1. ; . 1 . ., I I . I I . 1. The New. York Sun, ior . the Dominion while Mr Charlton's was I.., ... , , . . I. � I . merly one of I b bl I . . I I . . . . 1, . I .. I . .. . . I , 5wer to every hrg ent i ai gi the worst place. in the D�minion - ' �. . . . �, � ;,:� . . . I i 4 comp ate ani yam for a deliberate. nitanufa, ture of po- - � .. . I . , ,�.il. , . . . . .. . . � I I . . � . . I . ___ � �_ .. �. . I— 2 1 1 the.roost hostile papers towards any- ad .-d and'an *exhaustive and con.! litical news. The wife off &-Cabinet . . 1. I I . .. : � I . . . I � I I I vanc( . . L". . � . � . � ; . .. . . . . . . : ' , , . �. . .. . ' ' ' 'justification of the best and'Minister who comes. in- for'as much - - - `� � ,; . I . ' . ' . . . - . . .1. . . . � I . . , �. . thing Bi.itish or Canadian., has recent:- vincing . � . . . I . . � , 0 � . . .�. . . . . . .11 � . . ' ' ' . I ly been, q* ' actl-�e trs �t safely -guarded railway policy . I ember of theCa me , I . ,',_!, . , I . taking uite an. I criticisin as anym . bi * 6 ' ' ' ' I ngs . . . . . . - - � - - . ever submitted to.the Canadian people. told ... . . . 1%, * . New Pall Clothing' and":-Furnd .hi' ' . me the other day, onmy remaric- * . . I ... 0 0 .'. - . : - in Canadian affairs., and lli'a; recent Bl9r!"_rg11M_QnU_WAs -that � . . V .. I .. . . . � . . . . . . . I . . . . , One of Mr . Ing that it must annoy her to si?e such % . . . . . . . . . I � I . .; . . I -giyin . � ... , . 1, . '. . .. � .. . �_ .1. �: . I I . . . . . ... . editorial expresses the opinion that the th i i f other roads running pow- ititte'rly untrue,, things iiboiit her - hus-' ' , ., , . . I .. . . . .1 . . . I . . . . . I .� I . . . I .1 . ... . . I ... . .- � ... � . . I . .1. . I I a 9.0 I ' . �, . . . I a, the . b ". . . �, We have just received our fi ret shipment of Men's' Conse Ps. oVer t a G. T Pacific could not a � ..'� rvativ�s will come out of the ' hand, that she had bevome. so accustom- ,� . . " .. _ and Boys` fall a' ild, wintel Suits Overcoats'and, also tbe:latcQt . ... . .. . I successfully cairledout, as it 'would 1o'it,'Ahat, she looked for'it As a' . ,,,:� ., I . ... . . , I ) .. , 1. 1. � . .. . I I t, . ad . "I . . . . . text election Vic -ions. . �1� Novelties in Ties, Collars, etc. I I I . - . . . ; I I * . . . I 4.... . . � . 01 OU course ' lead tq comphoiations between. coirnpet- A 'I 'occurrence, and would b6gin to- . � - ; ' I . �� - . I . I I . I . . . � . . . . . �. .1 . � . 6 . . . I . . - say , ing roadg. - -Mr Charlton 6asily proved . , a .... I . some - rong, - * , � . : . I . it is impossible Sun thin -thi 11 ,.:,, Those who intend buying early, will find it t th . . � .. . .1 I I . . to -where the 1 , kb ing. rea, y. was w . * - ,,.�. .. 6 o eir adyant,Age* to see our stock, :' , - .. � I . � . I . ,is -1 ., , , . ' . ' 1 how little. -Mr Blair ew aboiit rail-* With her hirsbark Jf -it did not appeai. - - - 1 ,� I . . . I . .�: � I I gq ts iDfor.niafion, , or on t --managenient, by*showitig that at � ' . �- .�., . . �. .. .. I . I . . . . . . , . t'- I NVe have also received our stock Df Winter Underwe 'ich 'is the. best `vAlu:4 we. have ever sh ... . . I wl�at , 1. , road . : . - ... I . . ., I . '', . 1, . . ar wh . . �� ; I . I .. . . �. �. . . � . own.,. i. 1_ , . bases its assuin tion, but.ihis Is car- ' theprepeni time there are six differebb " 'ads is gaining . � . .1 ., .. . .. . . . . .. .1 . ". , " . . . .1 �.: ! I . I I. . 11) 11 I .. : That Can ronn � . I . - ,,� - . . . . � I :� , . . . . . .. . I . . . I I I - .. :,." � . . . .. :. . . I . . . . . I . . 1 4 sirstenis of'rallr6ad, in Canada, using and.distin6tion is shown in a variety I . �. ., I . � ' � . . . . - I . . . I ' % . .teiinly'not-the�opiiiion.enti�,rtiLined-..by' I � . I � ' � I . !. 1. . . .Th M .. I ,,A � I , 1� . . ' ` I . � ., . , . - of ways a London orhing Post . . .. I - " I , .1 . Rni&ers�at 16c .' . 06iiserir ttl*bo thomielvps h 11 stance,being that, 6k the Wabash -ma,'nk- points out that this year 0 d - t ' - � . I I ;j - r1en's $ 1 'Straw Hats at 30c I -lien's $2.50 and $3. Hats at $' B - I . , each othex's lines, the most etriking 1 , , I . .. I I . I ... .1 I .. . . . .. T ok*o Id . , . �, . 11� 1. �, : . . .1 I- . .. . .� I . . I ' ' . I . I . . i apa a ge s. .� , I . A ,.. � i . I I. . . :' like ta be supe6 is Oite.nat- " eftut- 50,000 settlers from -the rnother'- ,� 7 Ynur choice of any of our men's New ,Straw I On Friday morning we *111 plire'on SAW tb li�ys f Boys'- Tweed Knickers -in sizes 9Q I . sftil-,that use of,tfie Grand Trunk road from . . � 1�� 10 . " p . . ..W1., . . .. . . . . Windsor to Niagara Falls, it. distance , land, which Is the bulk .of the, immi- '. -' �. " .' *. . " . Fedora Hats that sold as high as $I.W balafice.of bur apen's grey felt Hats th I K,0209i& 30, Coins on.Friday mornin I Ural, ano1lie'y look forward -to the day, of cii, I .1 � ' . I!g. . . � . . � . . . . gra ion. e time ago. the ...- '. . I . I � . -' - for .................................. . . er 200 miles; yet. both are ccanpet- * ti this,,�ear. ' Sorn � ,", ...... 30 [ ,gold fit $2-W and $1 fcir.--.,...... ......... . �. a:nd take youir'. c1hoide,at, per pair. �.. � ...' Is � ,W. ::I . I . � . . . I - . . when thoy t, I �'..!]t I. . . . . �, � I . . . . - . I .� I willagain, hold theyeigne, itor's foi the same, t i raffle. Up to Friday , Departmen of.Agridultur4b decided to' .., I . I . . . I I . I ; , I . I , .th on . . .: . I . . � . . . .. � � . . . I I . .. .. night'last e' O' setvative ,speakers Ca-hadi'an : . . I . I . I 11 . , . 11 . I . I I : . . . make a special exhibit'of . . I . . . . I I � �.. I � I . I I .. . . . .:. . I . . � I of offi.ce,just as longingly as the Liber- were M - -ker and - flour a�d'its products- At Japan exhibi- ' , 1, , 7 , - 140-1 , I I . . �_. - - . . � - ..I . I I . � A. ... I I I I . ... � p � - I . . . I onk, Haggart, Bai ' . .. I., �., . . . . . . - .. . . . .1 .. . t. I . I . . :� .. , 11 . I-, � . I .. als did befcre the ppople put thein. in. , Sproul�. . - Hdggart and Barker- are both tion,,and took over -there several expert : - � I . . . � . , : , .�.;, . I . : ' � � � . . . I . . .. Torn "Oroar nAm I . I . �... . . . I ' 0 d railkoaot w6n, anol'thereftire con- 1. 'The'�rocess of . , .. . ,. ,r ,t,v . . , I . � � .. , � . .. � . I . . . ... . I I . I 1. I power, but we know for. a fact that bakers from Ottawa, .. � � � . . * � , ,, �� I . . IF Tov WAN . . .. . . � . . , -� . . .: . . .. ., I I ' . i versiint with i lie'question*, but Sproul bakingl6earried on.-iu the'exhibition �;, : I ., , . . . . I .11 1, I . .. . . . . I I I promineYat ,men in.the' front ranks .of is one of the en who. talks on -ii, sub- building;. and reports therefrom sa I ... - . 1 - . . I . . I I . . . I � , � . ... . I I . . I I ... - , � . . _ � . . '. ., . In y .:. . . . . . . . 1, � � .. .. ... � - . . . � . � . , ; . . � . . . th� -party hav6not the faintest 6:kpec-- I - . . I - airy go - wi -in . .. .. !"I . , I I . ' . . - . . .:. : . . .� . � ;� � , , , , , .. . I I . . : . .. . Jectwhetber heknowsitwornot. '.On,� that -tlie Japanese f i I 'Id - . � . I., , - .1 I I . . . I . I . . . . . I , . . I � . I . .the -'speakers NO . their eff . . . . I .. '':,. � 1�1 I . ... . I . . , . . , I . , , * , , * , : . � tAtio f n . , . I . . I . I r . :_ , - - 1 .6 winiii g.� W.hat they ar . eat . din' t . I , I . 1, . rx�. . I the government side oftsto purchase the splendid : ' . � . . ol .. - �. 4)... . � �. . .s - � . ,,.,. . I . . . . I .. : . I I .1 . 1 far have- been Idesers Xiel ��, Sif On bisciii ts and bread theie produced, and, .. . . .. . ,�, I . . . .. . . . . � . I I." � , .. ... . . ., present vbry.much' afraid of "is -that. and.Emerson. bir'-Fielding's speech - the Woods -Mill' 0 ... I . . . I I . . I . � . � . . . the Lake of I � . . � I . . . . . I I'll .110 : _. - . . . I I . ... . . . ' I dealt largely with the financial Aspect 'pan has ieceivedlargeorder . . . , . I . . . 1. I. . 1. . . . they,will not come back aft th . 8 for f10%; I * I . . . . . � I � ; .�. . . ... I . . . . . . I . er , a next . . . ' . . .1 - I . .. . . . . � . . ... I I . I '' - ' i of� the propow I '. and'was a masterly . as t1exesult. of this display. Some of I I . . . :., . : . - . I : . . � . .1. : 4 . . . . .1 . I . . I . I . . . . .1 . . contest. . with the Same -numerical presentation; -Ke is'undoiftedl , by all the4ineiricanyapdrs ate also alluding . , . . I I . . ; . . . . . � - . � I I I..... . .. .11 . . . . . � �. I . . . 1. .. . . .; . - . . I ,�, I . I . . .. I . . ... strength #',hat they n6w,baye.. - They 1, odds the ' best'debatei - in the Illouse tolt, aud�criticise thbir-bw W.nj :. . . I .1 . . - . I . � I I I I . . * . . I . "I . � - . , _. I 1. . . I . I � . . . . . : . . I 1 S r Wilfrid is more eloquent and has -a, ment..for allowl'ng us to - get Me: . . *. I . "M , . 1. w . I � . : admit. hiprivatie conversation that the " .. . . . .1. .,. . � I" I . , style of his own,.bkit, when it comes to*; thein This is certainl� the day of � . - . . ' .... . C. 11 - - - " ge presenting facts and cog( . I . I I. . . . . . I . . .. I ". .. rvw � I LINTON � � . . � .-- - .-. , - ander gave' t1lem a advanitA- intargumenis -Canada's innings. , - . - .: � - � , - ". , , . ) I . I I . . I , . . . , . , . . gerrym. .. . - . .. n. . ' . I . I I I . .: _.- - I . I . .. ' . . . . t . I which they will now have. ''. They. ad- � - no' ma ach Mr 1. . 11 � 1, , .. 1� . . . . � � . 1. . there is n can a I . . ,� I �.' - , '.. - , , "" low churchism,there- Rev. Goldb( Dtffigaii- I " Elliott Da is yending,acouplb , , - . . - � . �.- .Fieldiiig; bebag , ext-ellent to . I I -,� � !, � - . 1 , . .: . I . I , , I as high broad and 1. )rg arid family, �yyjqent i lelivery, is - - 11 _ . . .. I I of.weeks'holidays at oxnei - H6 Jias mit. in , "Private.c.0iiVerslation., tbsij� jl�6 ,� . Mn in ma I n- � ,., . I � .1 .. .1 . " , .. , �: .. by en 9 . I , .. . . . . I '. - .. . I _1,1�i� dgendering E�n ill feelixi one to- 1101I.Werp visitciro in town,'Tuesday. I I ,logical, exceedingi leas t , A little col�'y:ouknow"wifl become - ' � I- . . . ' I , 8 ot r ngr'e-. . Ma*cir Jackson attended the Conser- been at Hamilton and Brampton mqiadar gave.thein an'adv1anf,%gb nor, as -quick asa, as atrepartee,and * . I - �,�'�, Among' the Churches . wal the in the same co . . oflate. geriy . . . Z 9 a great ang. ' h " ' . . , I "'. 11 I , gation, and the result has boon, the vatiVe ,katherfrigin Toronto last -Week. M�s 1E . m er'96n, *with her - son.' and .w. . hic�b . . . . .. can be severe And denunciatory if oc d er if it be .allbwed:t.o reac - . 6. . I *t4*+41� creation ofseveral missionary societl�s,' . I I .. . I they will not have- when the. r it. If all the members down -from the. tbroat ' to the: lungs. ; '! .1 . 1. .. 1 I . I - �� bi,bi Lughter,.6f.La Rivere, 'Nam, is the I � . - . I I. . I ,. , ' pol . sget th6ir rights, out - i , *1' the bud with A I's . - . , - . , __ and it small co'lection for miss*' I d ewsion calls fb . lion ,..: , ". ions H. Smillie, Wife and' twin -guest 6f:her'sister, -Mrs IEL B. . . � I. . 1. -0 .which speak on this subject,who say they.in- the part in - � . 1, . 1�,� sts- at A'J Grigg , ,s. . .� - Chant. J Liberal . . I � ' -Isam, a sure r from. Chicago,are gue . . . MI . ,-�,. t- - taken tip. Now this has beexi buried . '. tb . for Ig BA 6medy contai n- ,. . :- .. A Roman Cathol i c congre a ion in a I ' , , . of� - th.ey1a.ve, Won -kept so long;: ey.��. tend to, *a won't get home in time . . *. .. . � . � . . I . . . I . . 1 amball And 'dat . � . I - I .. 1 we. have been in op, Aj . I ." � , a took a I they are a'I unanimous, there is no; � bter, . our Christmhs dinhet; 1bg no u * . I . . . �. town not far froin Bellevifi , Mr Oeo, Grant, of §.t ,karys"is visit- - -.Mr6.G66,R' 'i I t e ' arvellous.prosperity.cif - . . '. I - � . ... .11 . I `% unique Nv to lift the debt from its I but one treasury and one fund for All , ing, at, the residence of Mi. i ohn W ise- Marlettei Mich., tire visiting At the �xn t tha .tl'. in I se§sibn' fo,.101 days, alieady� , . .1 I . .. . ---6.0 .11 . . . . . .; , .. , , I . . I ' " . . . . , . . . . I . I I i ' ' 117 -tin ineinbers of the - mission purpwes.� This` alone,. Mr 'man , I—. . I .-, . 11 home, of the tPriner's mother, . Mis J -:thd, Pcinutry iin der' Liberal. r*ul � I . . I I , . : . . I I .- . I , e will 1)6 . . . '.. . I . .. . . . . . I I . I . . I � I church . cIrt. con I .. . p. . * I ! I . ,� . .. � . . .1 . . .1 . . .. . . 11 .. _� " I . . . � � � . . . .. .. I . Mile , , " . �.. . amel,said, should inspire a better . Rudd, .. I , . . a very hard factor to ver me,.i th 1 .1 . . I I. I I . . � . . ;�L_ gregation pledged themselves each to U u .. I M'i`ss Luella, T.4nn is spendi, a - . ., . .. ey � . � . , ,-: , . . , . � i.missiona-ryspiritaiiiong�t-qt3,., and we . ' ,o , , I � T 0_411111_ -1 ... . , I NEW - CHT.TROH-7-Geo. Stot . . i , a ' . A— T ' ' _ . . . . One finds a-'goodmanyanomalies.in hers as .,. . . � . �;,�: give a calf to ffie church, th6 calves to - % nd,g-m- ,a�uriwn . - . I t shouldallattend thefuneral of �bff --- 41�-6--:!ew-weeks-w4t"er-o d-girl-f-Ae i A . . I p , t. . � . . . r-.-.."_-- . I -7tdm*tbnb the -yenera.1--re oft) of lul ' - --co mpleted-thi�-bri � . . . I . ,ag't I Q . I - , . ---Ring-o- Iti sysu . . - I I donor, and s)ld when . . . . . . . .. I-, t � wor OT bf X p.iffi IV& cli-wmik-on. th I k, Dy tb own.- , . � � . , 0. 6. i..represekittttive At . . I . � . . ,�,�', y ecarne three ye�irs old. The side I feeling that has now been buried,, With . government has been unitripeachableq especially in the direction of. salaries'. � 6hurch and the. carpenters an � ainters I. .. . ... 1. ' . I 11 Issos Mna Copip and Forrestexi Are, Lod ,a �meetmg held at Hamilton Aast, I I . � . . . . . . ?!� , I .1 . . � . . I . � I : alces place in the near future, when I an over flowing of joyous liberality. ' enjoyingwa few holidays* in Hamilton I �t I . . . . . . and under all these , bi�a Thekegularsalary 6fa, I)epdt;y-Mi]nis- are now at W,6rk. The buil. in is bb. I I : " . . . , . . _1 . . . I :. � . circum- , * I . , - -ng w , ... .. I . I . . . , a an re ects - ., . I.. ;��, cattle are to he sold, and the con- On Sept 20tb, the annual thanksgivi � . thisweek, . ... . � . -11. .. i ter is $3200 p year -not bad fo.ra,xi. e,fa- ginning to look very nic .:i . I . . � .1 ,;- services will be held, special bausic, . . .... I � I.. .. � � I .Mrs �Dr.) Thompson and Viss'.Frost, . stances - they are frank enough .to ac cient.ofiRcei Who has .no ,responsibility iiiuch credit on the bi . ildix)gCc)Mfflitf-A * - I . . -t, gregation in question should have . I sernions, and decorations. Rev '' J 'Clinton wer6 the- guests bf� . Mrs 3, D ' - . . . . � ample money to cover all their indebt- gecia . . Ransford is'in Attendance at -the IZ� - - , I to th6,.public, or. anxiety about being- NOTES � '11. Snyder. has pnrchased - , - , . , � ' ,; 'j,ns , ,last. .Exet knowledge thehopolessness 1. Cation Brown will .be the preacher. - A Congress of Chambers..of.Lommer.66 of on , Thursday-. 77- at. , . � .. I of. thQ out- " I re-eleefed, because. his position is - jis- ficimWin. Dailie ,oughbred .. I I . 1. '� . '� , edness. ... .... , . . I . . . �. I .. . I . I . Bilt a point ,; , 0 , - � . - ' � Empire., I .. , I I look for them. "A that thoi . . �'. I . 1, . I I .". � Children's service will be held in the the I �. I Times... . . I I . . . �.. I in. 0 xinec- , tally p6ratahebt (whether. ,his superior t Yorkshiie hog ummerhill - S&iAtor ' " - 'I . . . ,,� t", The Baptist congregation of Gooier aftei noon, at ,which the Choral part Miss Florence Reynolds; of Detroit, *Miss Hattie, Rolloway-'visiteol Mrs tion with.the Suh's- article to which. beYberal or Cotiffervative) so long as � 18th" ;. he 1p a voTy fine animal. Win. I . . I . I . � , . � �'- '� ich, wits largely augmented to last will be looked after *by Mx- Vail. On ApTnt'Simclaywitn relatives - in this Rowej Exeter, the, ast 'Week. . Miss -Attent! . on should be drawn, 1� its state-' he is loyal to the -head of his depart- MeVittie L -and. family- have removed . ." I. '' .. � � . I .:�", . Sunday-!ast the children- of the Sun- -neigliborhooa. ' .. .1,� . I .. I � Vbr&Rowe returnex with her to spend . I . I ment, * Yet I know of a Deputy -Minis-' from Nile to reside in G6derich. Mrs I : F . . . . -.,41,;, � Sunday owing to the presence - in the . . . . ,.. . . I . I " ,, R. , .,Pulpit of Rev H C Priest- Both dis- day.school were treated to a couple of - - . . � a week. I I .. . . . .. !.� , ment, that the Manufticturer's Associav --ter whose salary is* $0500 a year, by (Rev. Wilson's niece, Miss MoDerriaid, , , . ,� ._ I �'. . Mrs Jas Walker an.1 daughtor:,Eva, ., - . . . . . . . 11 I . "I . I . . . . . I . I . , ,,;.,'., courses had special reference to For- vi6li'n" selections,* from Mr Yail,�,and Df his being 86retary. or Chat 4ds been visitlug at the parsonage . "r,''. d . Goderich, spent a week.with Mrs John. Miss McP atlane, of Stratf6rd. *bp�� tion intends to exert ,its influence in. . reasoni . I . . . eign mission work of which beis great- were inuch-enjoye a .. . ' . - ' � * I man of this or that board ofthesdivice; for some weeks, has'. returfi6a Ao her I I . .. ,,, � ly interested in, and an enthusiastic __ =-MM � Widker, town, .�, - � . - � ` lide jiast returned frornah eastern trip, behalf... -of tbo 0onservativesf. , There. as this is only $1500 less than the sal- ato. MrsWIIson,froW , . . . :� - - - mff;*-��- . . * . ,� . . 'ng a couple of,weeks with tfie ., I . � ome in Deseroi . I . is spandi I . I 0 - foundation for this' ary of a Cabinet Ministor, who has In- ' . - , mission worker himself. Possessing an WE SLE Y T3_HuiF0ii. -We were favor- Mrs Dayment and daughter Sean is Misses Hine. - . may . be no in re . I 1, 16 Soo, sister of Mrs Geb.'Currie, has." . . - abundance of informatin 1 ed last Sunday evenirig with a solo. by away on an extended vis:t at Lueknow I . un'sarticie, than for .the finitely more Vesponsibility to the pub- )een visiting friends here. W. May I I .11 I .part of theiS I , 0 - I - 1� this line he is able to keep his audi- Miss Tillson,A.T. 0, H..entitled "Abide and Dungannon. *. . -�, . Mrs. Goo Barge and children, who - I �lic and anxiety as to his olectioni it : ias -been home from the Soo and has . . . . 41 I . I ' . I 1.* .ences interested in his talks, thereby with me" which was much appreciated � have b di several weeks with cither, but iftrue, it simply means that an . , . 1, f - a een spen ing . . 11 �� . seemstd.boanunfairanomalm Th returnedagain. Ge6gyan.who has ,� I . I . �. I , - - t. - - or -� 1. . ' winning favor. and sxil[.)pert from his by the choir and the large congrega Miss,Lulu Perkins return d from a friends in Woodstook,returneata town. .,the As, . it' * ' 'in anoth easei -The Chairman been in the west for two months, has - -, ' � � I tion that heard her. She has awonder- theee months' trip to London and Nia�. . . I . I .. socia ion. is going to, try and A . 11 , * I I . . . . I i� , listeners. Chii)a is the great field for ful compass and breadth of voice, and 94ra: on Saturdti I I . . . . , on Saturday, . .. I . . . . ofal Board of .Railway CommissioW returned; he intends goin . . . I . , . � t; ', I Y'.. . secure higher dutiolg till roundithrough , the I L% back again . I . � � Christian labor and he is fully conver- I I I Gordo Selekry,'of Kin ardine, is visit. . I or. -148 to receive $10.000 a Yeat, Salft)?Ys Among those Who took A, varija 0 of: . . . . � I ... '.1 that heathen seems absolutely absorbed in herwork Miss Dorbthy Tie ni' BI th. is 44e ing her'sistdr, Mrs A 0 n by the assistance of and in. the discussion that to . eant with the needs of T Cooper, . Mr' . . . ok place the excursion to Manitoba were T'n'son I . . country. and this quality of absorption' Affects , guest 6it,her'g-randm'6t'le'r',Zs�Thomp- .Arx,,Solery". Of Chicago, spent Fri- . the.Conservative party, It'li j!lst as t coneekning the proposed salaries of the Girvin, Will'Carr And S. Pentland, . I . ;0;? . I bar audience most potently. She car- son, Albert, street. .. . dAywith -his sister. - . * . . Commission, several members tirgel Mr Edgar and cousin from Montobal, . '' . . I �'. . . � M 1! well to reindinberthils.. Tbero are - Mrs Alex. - . . . � . : , The Musicale held at the home of Air ries her hearers away with her. Twin- iss Minnie Rudd returned on Sat. . � � 801110 the payment of even higher.ftures visited the'former's,sisber, , . a ,�, W G Strong on Friday evening, last, ondously individualistic, she is. yet in i urday aftg spending a month at Mar.. Aev Manning -left Thursday for fewthin�s on - which.. it fair re -adjust, ban those quot-A on the plea that -in r8beppard, during thepast week. . - , ' ' . . I . . I ' � � under the auspices ot the Ladies Aid the true sense an, interpreter, becausd lette and atioit. --. . � . I . � � .1 Muskoka where he will apdxiol a couple � � � � gWR men -large salaries !T!!!!!!!!!!!T!!� I . .. I . . I � 1, . . I I Into the In � . 'sbroth6 nient of the 'tariff would be .properly 01'dev to get t , . I . I I . . � . o I of the Gorrie Methodist church, was she carries you with beri ood I I . *.. of Weeks With hi i... before re- . � I I would have to be paid.. The Argumen I . I . � I . I . � I 11 8 in . made; but the people of the bot1ritty, , 'cases can. be la..,,� I � . a very marked success. Before thq -of the composer. If music istne food Thos,. WiAemaxi, wife and t -A o chi d. u .ing big labors here. . � 1. . I I IS A, ood one,. and. many. . 93 W C�k 3FL X.,dL . , I we a . ave not,gqing t6 allow any matetial'Iti. ff 4i ordinary pursuits' get- � 1. . 001he Kind You We AWO ootl* , � . � . . I � hour for beginning the programme had of love, her singing surely is the as. ron, Are s ending the ek athi'broth- Misses Ohidley, Wiseman, Manning, , cite of mety 1 I Basra thii I � . . I arrived the spacious parlors were wc,II sence of love's nourishment. , We are I or's near Virktori. � I Hellyaro N offatt and Dunlop left Sat� crease all around to take place. The I tin much larger salaries than those signatu" I . . . I I 11 I I .. . . .'� I filled. The Rev Mr Holmes. occupied pleased to be able to say that Miss Til- da,yof high* tariffs has passed; even our p.ailtlioniernbers.oftheCabinet,ivhich I 1.� MlssTilly. Tebbutt, of London, i's urday for their respective schools to . of - . . .: . I I. I the chair and by his -pleasing Xhumor son (health per,initting) Will favor US, 1. strongly protectionist neighbors of the : � & . . . . _ I ending a two- weeks! ' vacation in start their labors. M6rfday. . . . � should not be the fact. While there . .. -.; the bilatou And -vicinity. ' . . I.. *Ill al-yays be plenty of'men willing I � -. � I . I . . I � � I I and keen witt added much t. again with a solo next Sunda�y evening An south of us Admit thi8, an'a there is A . . . . . :, pleasureof the evenino. Miss Flora in VV esley church. I % I ., � I . � Master, Harold Johnson, who has liye movement thore to reduce rnater� I to he Cabinet Ministers, even'though . . I - I I . . . . . . . : spen ing his I . . . , I James commenced the programme ? . . .. Mr and Mrs A. R..Meitae anddaugh� been. , oll iolidais with his. ially the duties the people are called therg was no' salary attached to the of; - . I I 11 I � .1 . . I . . " "; with a Leautiful piano solo, played in WILLIS CHURCH. -1.111' Spialding 'Will ter, Detroit, are visiting hi's parents in - Us Johnson, returned to his upon to pay. - . I . , . I ftee, the men *be fill these, posidon� I , . . . , r s render a sol Presbyterian Clinton this week. " . . hom6 in Olinton.-Zuricli Herald, 4 1 9 k - . her usual brilliant at o in. the 1. I . I .. � . � church Sundaytriorning next'. Miss are the best men in either e Coneer. INIZI 11111 IM yle. rhe solo I � I I . . . a LEM . .. ;�, rendered by Mrs Tuck, Miss Edyth Mr;s J. Rudd, Miss Rudd And Master Dr G Ernest Rolmiis,of Clinton,paid . I I . , , � � .1 . . . . . I . . . I . � Mi" MaggieJames, MissClara Graham has kindly consented to sing j R Rumbidl returned last week 'from a, flyinq visit to life patients at the I I � . vative or Liberal paxty* and should gdt . � I Perkins* . . . salariesbominensuratow'ith the respon- . :. - Holmes Miss E na Zimmerman and tit the evening service MraMellard visiting Holmesville friends, ' Methodist parsonage on ;Saturfty last, I . Vorftrls Bill sibilitles of the position. . . . TORONTO IVAURIBITION BITER . .1 .1 � . . , �.,'' Ur Jas bane and the duets by Mrs Smith will take the organ in the at. Andrew F otrester returned to H&m. StAy'ItIg Over Sund&y,-Gbvrie Vidette, . . � . . I . . Iteturn Tioke66 will be sold at I . . . ." Tall and Mrs Millson, and Miss M. sence of Mr Campbell, . � , � . I PnR80XAL,---Mr Douglas, Goderich., I I . ... . . . ; I I . . I . 11 Aft Evans i's the guest of his brother isr the guest of -John Torrance. � . JE 1 �� I 1 ton Saturday, after'spendinghis holia I "" . . SINGLE PRIM I . . � I 1-0 I 4ames and Mrs Hall were thoroughly 1. I days under tlie parent4l roof, . Dr. Evaps, Before coining here.he .1 .. �, . . � . .. d by all present.- (Vidette.) 4pomina al"d Goilho., I I . � � . h WA � A WxTobnAx Appom, : The Opposition po,pdrs, which are orom A . . "Joye . t id " ki. B rim. -At a circulating All -sorts of unfounded dtu,tx1' "th to Sept, 11th, i9o. I . � .1 I ,Mr Ohds LoVett and 3 0 Stewart Jus un ergoneanciperationforappe goo 0 retitril up to soot, 16th, 1008. � . . __:� .� Cbe � . :'� "� ST PAIETT-'S CHURC11- One of those NAW. Jackgon is spotding a week in were amongst those booked by W alcitio, in the hospitAl on 1stian It,, e oard meeting hold recentlK to consict- stories about Cabinet disseniions, are . . . . Jackson for1ho west on, Tuesday. . . land, ,Muskoka. t � r the ap ications for teac er - for S. I I � ..EXOUP69ION DAIN , . ' ' . I.." missionary sermons that always at- Montreal. . I I S. No 6 Mas Eva Cooper, Olin bein, met b the Montreal Herald,' ton, re- 'gi y . I . . �.� � _tracts n an Sit Rev and Mrs Greene spent a week Miss Antile. 11 rtliff'of Clinton, is via- 0eived IQ: unanimous choice. She whid is nublishing burlesque do" Sept, Ist, 3rd;-j3tio ath skna 19th .. . . . terest in, father tb repelas Mr and Mrs Trick were Exeter A i - , I �the usti talk of this kind does, was ors last week. . I At Kincardine# An& Eva Yisher, of iting in town, bra Bartliff is aiso, here. - started at her labo-s last Monday 'arid patches headed "ficiin the Star's ppo- i . . I , . . . . . Mrs Goo Roberton, *sit I give cial lyre at Otta,Wao" and, intimMiriff . will be gveaW *Excursion Diya %nd on 1. . . � , listened to by the congregation of St I Detroit, who haa been their guest. Of Clint()08 A vi - 'from all reports Wil ocidsatisfac- , that ona the Cabinet Ministers ha '.. Miss Manning is spending a couple Mrs Will Cos or with Xrs,Tm B&Ilahtyno.- Brtiasela tion. . lent secro.; I of th000 dayo. the taro vrid ho . . . 'raul's last Sunday morning. He took Jr. Tot rance Is the elool I tip the church of England in Canadit of weeks at Brampton, to and daughter, who Post- tary of that school section, ust killed another, And thrown his . . I . I �odly Into thacanal, Then next day it . 6 . , o been sp6ndJug it couple of weeks =91? Thos Preston,formorly of Halon NOTRS.-Miss Rawl McDougall Is rublishes another a nally absurd story 1111 ti . ! latest move on the inission question in Robena Harrison, of Payfield is the hav , i$2-161 $21.17 ing the responsibility of all Ler guest of Miss F lossle Xing. . � e- home from Detivolt on a visit, Mrs TIN hat reade like a erNilan massacre. ekots good to rettirn up to I .Xhissi-)ns --- foreign and domestic. Of the sident of Manitoba, is . visiting his Morgau is visiting at_,]� , (% Sept, IL5th,, 003. . . Itesum I 'at Paifield, have returned to town. . county, but fot many years pust a r � . . I . )od points and practical too Stewart Macpherson of Brantford, Mr G Chidley. of Coats & Son Dry cousin, Mrs 3onn . Orb Stanley, They are 6xaqgerated fiction, hil,ghly . '. d.i.*_ . . . I . . 1"14ny 9( spent Sunday tit home here, - Go6ds sthre� left for MA-Mitoba, On Tues- . not,seen in Taylor, whom ne has Miss MAySolinson a 9 ont Sunday at colored, but not one whif. more untrue ' Purobage your Upketo, at Town Office . I , 1, I � 1% $ $ $ $ 1 i i, I I 11 I I I t , I I 11 foe Ith t 105 1 1 1 I I ibat he touched, one was of great Ition forty-eight years, They I Alex, Cax�s, John S aw spent a dit or absurd than the storieg dail f . y or. � , (it nIfficance to the church in Canada. Mrs 0 0 Rance is in Toronto this da th v T. leading papere, I I .Y, to Accept a post -in Brandon. were bo aised in the game count I Or two at Hensall &no! Zurich. D. Lin W4rdod'to gome -of the . thol. ahve dolity at obstion. . . . . I but aeppating In, Youpg manhood an - say, who ham been. sick for some time, ' %hich their guileless r 00=0606 . � . 'We have been harassed and banoll. week having her eyes treated. Mis8es Kelly And StrAelian And Mr IYA eaders are a . . I :1 ,etipped. in our labors by too much Ur and Mrs Rowe, gxetor, visited Pred Jackson, thok In the Pittsburg w6m&nhood,,,1iikve itaver seen each is not recovering as s ,,odily as his posed to accept AS UR , I : seotiirlarlsm in olur own church, euch Mrs T. Holloway last Sunday. . extoursion trip to Detroitlaet sa other since. ... I 11 008pol truth. . . 11 � I .. turdayo I i W411Y friends Would Wisill to B00o titwa, like all political contras, Is pro: VAL Hodgens, ToWn Agent, . 11 . I I 0 . I I I. . . 4 I . I � � I . . . . I I � , I I I 1, . . . . I I I . I . I . � . I � I � 1. 11 � I � . . , . . . I " ! . . I . I . � " I I . . . . I I . I � , . . . . . � I I . . . . I I I 1. . � L...., "I k8i:.1__,_ ---,-,- __.___________________ --I a -&,��i` - mj."_'� 1. . "I __","-_�&� - - ; I I , .1. . A -AW4. , I Ill 6��11111!1 � I ut.d,.&&� � I . I . I .., - ____ ___ -4 I . � 1� .1.. I 11 __ .1 � V. I L�& .1;ig� I - I - - , ik"Al� _A