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The Clinton New Era, 1911-11-16, Page 1
I 16 nton OLINTON�TONTARIO "T HURISQA- 1. � " -- '1r' NOVEMBER 1811 _,_ :-.. Tp 1 .�.....--. _�.... --_- . jRTN {� RA Wept 1,Vawanosh andli efleld, is pract N�Jiil H �URON LII ERALS Ally East Huron, Kerr waefor of the V% .. ]ROY I lgiapk.was cher twenty.five years Secretary East Huron Liberal Association. Ha for many years Res Fe of Brussels, 1111 h11 . SELECT MR4 WN 11, KERR and 18 also an ex -Warden of ilnran rva- Oor'e is i` r OF CANADA County. North Huronisa of g tive ridlug, tut the Liberals are going with a determination to tr iNfSQRPaRATkiD 1E63,, p jig j $ G;� 0 9, U o 0 11--11 into tbfs light send a auppoxter of DIF, Rowell to Tor- �vingham, Noy,14-At swell -attend unto. The very enthusiast o convert- m e and undjvid d' servia g- ed convention of lVortb Heron Liberals tion was brought to a C1oae with roue- held in the Town Hall here Tuesday I ing cheers for Leader Rowell and the pt pt profits . $7P20O,ODU afternoon, with President Isbister in candidate, v the chair, Mr, W: H„ Kerr, editor of ' ^ H la .p10Q 000 000 . Total Assots , , P . the Brussels Post, was tendered the --^ iti •nomination., AL HES D Ok FIGEa 11ZONTRF _ In a short nanimous 1 tlu; speech 14Tr, Derr accepted the nomin- � MINOR ZC)CALS. �1 - . - ation, and asked the electors resent to him their hearty supportin the Half of November gone now. n in 190 BRANCHES and • Correspondents througbout the world give coming election, Mr.. Kerr will make Be careful of ache coal gas, a strong candidate as he ii well known have w PI t Interest allowed on I?eposits, in nearly every part of the riding. As Don't be frightened, We'll North Huron, with the exception of fine weather before Cllxist7mas. el O� 'V. M.\. ................. u(nl4,•Vn,..,,,db,•.,•./..A."..,.... "..,\...M.I"W...\.,..HM\,A ..4Jl......,.4.,,,,..,4P.! ,•.,...414,R..4O O tc R. E. MANh11NG, Mgr, . THE MAIN PLANKS OL THE LIBERAL PLATE ORM.. rb OLiNTON BRAiVOH. Liberal party's program under new leader, ffi, Id, W. Rowell, ti 1al . _ �_ — 1.Taxation. ra M 1 e r = . L 4 09099000009019990♦00004*440000'i00*90♦*0**0*0*90*0000#000000999990 0+.990000000+ 0 Z 0 MEN`Si-FU.R1-..e0ATS. . � .. I .. I I I . .1 � ..... I . I I . . . . . 1. . * I I . . . . . .1 �a�,. Now is. the season for Fur. Cee ts. Drop in and;make your Selectiion whitle'the Stock Is C�:omplete . otlar Overcoat 520 Black Dog Coat $1.� Fur C L Men's Far Collar Overcoats, : with imitation fur Men's Black Dog Coats, very close and heavy fur,' With shawl collar of Russian marmot, fastened good appearing coat; well lined and finished at...... lining, , . , , , 20.00 with loops and barrel buttons. It has all the Ap I ......... I ......... , ,•.......s......-. pearance of a fur lined coat, our special price 12.00 A Men's China Beaver Coats $20 Far Collar Overcoat 1 brown with ver heavy fur high shawl In sea , ' Collar Overcoats with fine :imported collar, Rood linings, will stand a lot of hard wear, Men's Fur O v .,..._,,22;,00 black beaver shell, with lamb collar, double We have them in tq o grades ... ! .. 2� OU fastened with loop$ and mohair, buttons, and ............... . . . . . .......A ...! a .......... . breasted, . .� Oua according to ,the latest style with full roomy . outward a SAP e o tcv pp It,bas s the u vent back � en d dee , skirt of p Coats ri. .. p�� 00 5. n leen `�O. � �r0o ante of $50 for lined coat, our special p , , P Men's c'ihoice quality Canadian Rticcoon Fur CoA l rime furred northern skins, beat 1 Fair h01�a>� Overcoat made from selected p at.•.....T�'i. . grade lihinge and i}lorouglaly $niched, OQ Men's Fur Collar Overcosts with black fur lining ou with cues er tirades, but Russian marmot collar, fastened withI1661 and bstrrreltl , rW omme dpbuyi u the best le Coon Goats. buttons, fine beaver shell, our special p , , 0 W. H. ]:herr & Boil, F-ditorsa and Publishers —„:-.s„.-...-...:tea.-R-.- ^'-.-,-... a -•a.+..,.•-...- ..•+.,...,........-. N!!f!r/!,A\AAIN............................ Ni,l4y!!!I!! f , • C'�{fi'a► J '' . +• , RI Ai.AIM/MIIAAl1A1✓1411A(U/!,l1lA4Al4V I IIOIIOIOOT SPEAKS WILL SPEAK- IM CLINTON ]�N#yw ���� i 11.. P - FALL ' .r..,. News x AT OEAI+ORTH ,Local P1� fA and the Daml► Gold i�veathelr M RECOVERING GRADUALLY. Seaforth; Nov. 13, -The first ccrti- Mr: F. Rousseau, of Toronto:.who As usual bas brought the first ittee meeting;tf the Seaforth (iter- was, s•.o teiribly ifijured ata Blyth at ; .epidemic:of coughs and colds. a in the interests of Mr. William `fair time iat,still in the 'Wangham 3 �oudfout, Liberal member far UenCie hatpital, He is recovering grad = ,our i�j�.,ICO Iu>re wren,. held in the town heli, was the wally! ' egest gathering of its Icind held here BUILDING TORN DOWN. the favorite cough remedy in many years. Since the carrying of Huron .County Last week James Hamilton }sad '. this town and vicinity for five , Mr, Wiiituey some .-vears ago little s.r . 'A'•• � the old evaporator torn down and : years, will quickly cure you. terest has= manifested in Illeet- ”' pp Rolf is. a rescrlpdo ,,� 1. :§ ; a goad appearance is no tv . made tQ p n gs for Provincial affairs, but the able 11 .f:.,; '� his new residence .that he ;erected of a famous physician and spe• ark of the member in addition to the :y .; '�f� . this ,summer, He expects to move oialist on throat alndlun tro l reform of the new leader, Mr. Row. t�1. '” , ' 'i, 3 . g wile i has aroused the -intense i res „r. in a few weeks; to his new h,00ne, 4 - ; �t onl Liberala, but many of the N THE HONOR CLASS. Every .Mottle Guaranteed .Z. cnservatives. who are quite willing �: I" = ;., give Mr. Rowell a chance, Lash Friday evening Mr, ,Tames : 3 "'(s, Me. Proudfoot gave an excellent Hearn. celled in to the New Era af•, [icon Provincial .affairs showing up five and paid for anoit+her year, 5 e hydro. electric policy, as applied to . �: �'` This is ,the �(lst time,thaitlDlxf, earn W. A�^onnell e town of Seaforth in a different has- done this and. his visit reminds ? i' c ;ht from that viewed by many of the : us of aline that mast edit'osl's , 5 tepayers. when the vote of 025,000 . know by heart... "How dear to my Phm. B'. 3 is taken! heart is the steady subscribex'l C.P.R. Telegraph g y 5: Seaforth, said aM1ltr, Proudfoot. need ,We hope Mr: Hearn �vi11 live tone ph A enc 3: +'` I 7cp y ` y new fQr another 41 years. '.A."O...l......n.".,.o.. .........n0.,01.1'..""..!llgga ver a ect an industry to. locate I row en the rate per, horse power . $48, compared with $?0 per bores- C. C, I. CONCERT TO -NIGHT. wer in the immediate vicinity of - Don't .forget the C. C. I. common -• Ms. He was not against hydro elec- ON. W, L, MACKENZIEKING, ex- cement exercises to -night in th# •. I polio +'at all, nor was the Liberal Minister ,of Labor .will . speak in town hall wh-eii Frank Yeigh will l FOR sty, but most heartily fn its of thee Canton on December let, give his' trravel talk on Canaida. . and its extension to all pa' $very citizen sbould attend as Mr, ovipce, but • on the postage sump —.._-:�.__ __ Yeigh has for rn,ayears and s ��a�l V�a�or� incipie-tile rate per horse power to - much time to the addresses h' , tlxo sante all ovet-Seaforth would Seaforth views' are excellent Tue. Toronto en. have the same opportunity for Globe says ;-Mr, Yeigh lectures wl I dustries as places nearer the Fails. Mr. Win. Deem had a severe fall I1OLIMES' tENG TONIC lie advocated the abolition of the I while putting up the storm wincluwa lvftll enthusYasnl and a patriotic fervor that invariably holds; his The Best Cough Dlixture i'ee, fifths clause. which won for hitti , on .the Bank. of Commerce. 1VJ:r, audience's C:osest attention, The e. hearty appreciation of the entire Deem was up the larlder which lantern slides ' were exceptionally If you have used it, you will thering, many of whom were un- was bring held t f box hp his helper well chosen and beautiful. . want it again. If you have vate of his noble efforts while in the when he ran chit of nails. The helper not used it, you baven't used ouse, and his comment on the clos left the ladder to get the nails. This CENSUS RETURNS, the best. 25c a bottle, g of the inoclel schools was another taluses the box .to overturn and ivi,rl. . onrce cf satisfaction to bia hearers. Deem fell heavily to the ground. .Ere Following are the cena'us returns 11IENTROLINE, . . A strongworking committee was will badly shalcen tip and will be con. given. out. at .Ottawa on Monday A yronderful Ointment oiutedthe size of is indicating the tined to the hotice fur sonic time, for bhe towns, and villages for terest taken in the return of Mr- Mr. Richard P„eid has retutned to Huij3in;- It is certainly a great -pleas. ocludfoot to the -House as a member town after a years absence ivith.Jolln Huron East, ure for us t° bear so mang ills Government.. L,. -Brawn at the chickenranch `�''in.gha n'- taw,n ... 2,238 praising the virtues 'of Men- ' • ..�--- � •_ ,;,�, :. � ,�„ Blyth, village• $05 thahne. It will be a pleasure: . Bruscsels, village....:, 90`3 to use it, too. It's good for �4f0004000�00040rC+0990vc`� 9+999®++019909990tl09.4+9�►099`� . . Wroxeter, Village-........... 366 any tissue inflammation! 25e i Huron Soutll, and 50c. i IBEY"h � �� SeafortcYi, tocicn...,,. .. •1,983 .. + Bayfield village 499 + Exeter, �i1lage.., ...... 1,554 Ss�• Ql�� . + Hehsall, village...... 792 � �i }� ♦+ TTN• +' Huron �i'esrt. Film B: . , + Clinton, town . •......•....2,251 ,U ufa►cturing ChOMISt'. . + Goderieh town 4,55 . 2 The Liberals. of Cliatonwil! hold an organization. + I.XVIIEDD9, 1vIE1Ni;ING FOI; meeting an :11Tonday.evening, at o',�locl�, 'in t)<}e •A FOURTH YE�iIL, . until Chamber. Eves Liberal is eY. ected + At ai meeting o' thN`quartezly ofodial 0 A 0 © 0 0 O 0 ® O d 0 O 0 0 0 • • 0 *- . Cot Y .. P + board of the Dundas. L'antre :llethadist O ' I., to -lie • r sent.. Alr..Froudfoot,-, 1� 0., Ll.ber:tl + Church Lot,dou oil � Thursday -night ; 0 , fp y ' l .++ the plstar' Rev. Thomas Maunitig, D•: • WITH THE CHURCHES. A ' C'aadldate,.will. be.,pi:esentto address tl e.mdet nc + D,� was invited to remain fura.fq�lrth e - - / 1 - ► year, and as ;in appreciat"an of the o000066060e*08660 0• . e services which hehas rendered the ►99bA99d0�03+X99'p4999��ld909as*e.eA.o.os,a�099s9sma999� To ensure publicat ext • .1. board were'-unan.nious to cecidfngto . raise•the salsify frons . $L$00 to 2,000. church notices for this col Complimentary references to the work linin♦ shoti3d be handed` into •, t�ditoria of the .pastor . were made byeverul this, offiee 'bef:ore 6 o'clock : . members of the board. 'I kZ.m �lksq We.dn.esda"y night. . FINCH-LAWSON, ST. PAUL'S CIIURCH. At t the Psi sonage in Lamdesboro, Mn W, Glenn C7ampbell has bee I ' a This season -on 'Monday..N ov., 13th, Rev. J..: zi• en��a eci to conduct thu, .,rbh.1. This week th'e Dominion Parham tit election; ibis is elle busy - Osrterhout, B, D., united an marriage . " sale of this Church. ape.ned, up its session' under the new. iinio-n;, businesspeople over the hol'i rehearsals regiine and will have a busy time of .day trade; prdb,tbi)ity. of inclement 1Viary F,Lawsbn o£ Clinton and Mover andbad roads; the lm robs- Sas.'W. Finch, of Stratfor;d.. The WESLEY CHUBCS Lt. Ottasr a 'will be m t �,weather'and a rad P 1T known t.o into its 11sua� whirl bilin of people attending meetin s iu 3 o�un,, couple•are , a Johnston.' Principal of society w%lllaurrch t. y. 1 , P g .. g . cental to the assemblin County laces Nvbere rovisioncannot •'the peop'le of. Clinton, and they Air.. ' Of gayety inyt g . Y P . P be made for stable or shed room for were former residents of Htllie.tt. the Public School, at .Kippers, :will of the Commons r Th will reside in, Stratford May preach in the morning, sad Dlr.:John . horses. The absurdity of asking elec. gY ill Principhal of the Public School ' "'0-.'tosstoventnreoiittindertheseadverse talelr joys -be many. l on, in wing. R Hart W, Prolidfoct, M. P. P., deserves' ronditi°ne when., the electidn should of Clint the eve Rev. 111r it ! sermons a 1 Missionary m hes 1Vltss , d Feat y Ford MINSTRELS S P credit for. the consistent manner. in have been, placed. In 'the Summer GUY BR s%, DSIh I. Varna Circuit! - .. which he. stuck to his text in theLegis• monthsof next'year will not.enchance Guy Bros': Minstrels appeared in the. Hon. 11r. Whitney.' • lan .of cam ' n o era house .here' on' Tuesday :night- ...,The Crusade daq:meetingg` bol` es latura over the wiping out of the un„ p . l7 g P sl ncv lyse connection with the W. i4I, S., of � • • fair.3 5 handicap,in connection; with I nor cause people -to warm up, toward, and ai.though the class of . , i le church eves a', success .in every Local Uption voting.' IIS did.not suc• ; what he expects to gain by chitstng up not•quite tap to that uhich was .puton y but he laced the the success --cif, the resent -Dominion by. them on their hist appearance, it way, the: atteindance numbering about �. ceed:in its abolitionp Govetmtnent op record so. that electors �. contest. What might be �permissable was.well worth the price of admission sixty, of this' number half were rur- stands to=dat , or admiss4ble in an -urban constituency Tile appearance of these minstrels at- tors. The program was very instrur,- know how the issue y 'lhe Liberal platform has no quibble falls a ion; wary short.'of the marl: triteted the .usual full house and the tfve•along.the,line of Missionary work over this .-question' but pledges that a when it is applied to rural communi• crowdwent away 'well satisfied with among the. ,Indians on the ogra , r' is all that will, be. ties. We think the Government .took the ' evening's entertai;tmerit. Tlie Coast. At the close of the .program; clear majority vote necessar if the have.the- framing of l a. good deal' upon themselves when jokes of the funny endmen kept the bread, butte spial 'Moines went erven the law. y y they `.plunged the _country lute a Win, audience in bursts cif laitghtar through- and a very ter ' campaign �vl,eii there. was n° . out and the songs of the ntlnetrels were gave their' names as new members, • •o occasion for It whatever.. enjoyed immensely. Harry reit,ce the atbotit $7:00 was liven' for the Rest 11 .11. silver toned tenor, although suffering Fund, .1. . The :Rowell. program is not so __o_,._ from a cold brought forth his usuata- '!skimpy it chicken" after all but con- . round of a 3 lause from the 'audience 0k;TARXO S'1'.: CHURC`'H, tains the true ring of advance such as. Some of the farniliaritles iucaulged; reudering several solos with exca3ptioli• Anniversary services will be helot Ontario stands badly in steed of,.• We in about Rideau Hall and,its premises al. ability. The contortionist 7.vl.la next Sunday. 'Rev. Walter" E. 3i1.ill- have only been marking time Yor by Ottawa people are net to be `per• the Frog" is. still with the company son of. I attord, will preach, morning+; years instead of taking advantage .of mitted by the new members 'Of the M and has not for any of ]lis twist- and of 8tIng.. Special music will be our almost unsurpassable advantages, royal household` and what was Con• ing stunts. When he (ii`st appears furnished. Both Old and New . Ontario are well sidered -born ''lace a few months the stage` dressed in his frog stilt, it is .]rhe Ontario Street �'pwo eth League . ready for a progressive leadership such age is nota looked upon as• intrusion. hard to realize that tale suit contains, as -is definitely outlined by the -new Johnnie C'anuck does not know much a human being.. There, is the usual Nlissionary'contmittee are t planning as Liberal platform. What s needed is a about doing honor . to 'nobility as ire' bunch of good' mnsiulaus still travel] 1lisaionary Parliament next ]1Toncdlti .rallying, of the forces not ,so much for has had so, little practice at it but _lie -ins; .wi.th the company, and the pro. ?eight, when the following bill, with party as for province. ,9,�"e you ready moat learn that h,e will have to be gram ncitided.saxaphone solos; cornet its amendment +twill be discussed: - to. do your part.? neighborly fn another way without solos, etc -The. orchestra which Resolved, that, owingh to the. acute callin on fhe Col hts whenever a ears with this company is one of conditions in our Western Provinces p g p" i ° —r he might have an hour to spare. We the best the t strikes this totyn during' as a result of elle great I'orei n tiVe would offer io objection to the .hope the -quantity of red tape , us the season: migration.. The time has conic -tut . ' extension of the franchise . to the will not tend to cause a separation of . . we should concentrate all our efforts women of.this land. If they are coil- the so called comtnliu-people from the 0JUNICIPAL' NOMINATIONS in mission work to our own country, sidered worthy of . a munici al vote Duke, for after all the more exclusion and that, in order to do •this we re DECEMBER 22ND. frain from sending more Missionaries why'' draw. the line there," They, are ( the less of a spirit of friendliness an rt . . expected to labor for the benefit of the consequent reduction of the real Since ;tube last Monday in,Decemb and money to China. The • i pecker the human family in connection with service that comming is aura to er this year falls on Christmas will be Mfr Hawke. The Government. all that tends to bettering conditions engender. It is a difficult task for us Day, the nomination of .c�andidatea will be represented by our Young men 3' who deal with the bill from- the stand ' ' for the moral and social well being- of Canadians to be -on . starch' parade for membership in municipal coup- Vint a witour h ur Western Provinces. the land and yet are denied the all when we would rather' adopt a style ,cils' will be held on Frl6d�iy� ,the 22 The Opposition consists of four young important privilege of expressing th eor more free and easy and not depends ad day of December next, as provid- ladies who represents four ;centres of opinion at the ballot box where much on etigette as on good. sense n ed b section 124 of The Consolidat man of the battles hava to be event fewer frills. y Sz Chuan,China. • A cordial invitation wally of in the wider sphere. ed Municipal Act, 1903 says" .the is extended to. all. . ..-o Municipal World. By s'ub-,section 6 , . of section •304 of .the act„ Council's BAFTIST CHURCH. , lio-0 It is a pity that the ' leaders in our oaf ,tio�wna, townships .and . villages hat Could be more desirable than political parties only find'it convenient are required to omeet on, tibe: '15th he visual !service was held on W day of December and to immediate Sunil aster occu- that a municipality should have the to visit use under of of _ aVl pn°rni�;;;, tlpi P right to exempt from taxation im- . tion camp g xy thereafter publish. the detailed, Vying ,his o;wn pwlpnt. In. the ev- uch con. ing that they are :servants 'Of the csctateroment of receipts and exp,enid . ening the service ,wtas, taken by Mr'. segnence is that are of e m m- eo le all time. If they called more • ures, in ;ttb:us sub -section ;Mention Jo-selyh Gibson, president od , ,the sequence to the progress of a com- p tit . fre uentiy there is man a hint they a abatement ie • intended to Dominion Alliance ; and. �Iaeter mutiny. Thelawas adminstrated at q bd, Th tis a deterrent to a Mari, of could receive that would show them ee.intlhe hands. of ,the electors, bye, Teddy. Williamson, of London,�sang presen a is him at the that the activit exhibited in etting on for, it m e � . yy g fore nomination day, and the hold. Services laext, Sunday as •usual. ' ambits s ` lnto.offico should be exemplified after Y P. U. he .B. . n evening rN e oil Mo da m t g a o e >b y o in n �' a f o ;t e n !oa i an i in to r if Da en r y o his tee � i o .+ h ssh lel. _ l r part was t i eb..lsal 1 t a C n ions e _t. e a xt "e dev t iDn n Wil h b • t� '� met.' T11 p i s alt i her," , lu et � _,' pl - t a n i •cell ' . I eaperid'�500 or iii,increasin�c « ... �Ihe 22�iid gay' o;f �e • he value of lrourproperty, enlarging Teter has to have a p"rbd from a pili be• year renderer the i=nns lost tbie pr,e- .taken by Masher James Wyke and t store or erecting. a new residence fore he wakes up to reali�:e ,he has, a parlataan and pwbliCati�on..orf _'the Mr!'Thos: Watts, .gave a paper on your will be.taired for; tbo Targe share 1. great work. to do it lar ,time for •a . ati'iiteut t very short. it i them- , a'Saloolme", ,which was very in�- a you w ted au in the cats ory ; change/ Criticism by the (apposition of whatbM plc ,fore very advisiable that ctrea(puar- �t- Arming ' It i9 certain] the st ' is often bolted upon as fault finding ro'o 11e uniei alitie,s Xnentiooned Anniversary aervlces will beheld , of an optimist- _ y. I rt men and the e f t , _ P ro eeieor s . active.. only but when party begin .-the re- on Sunday Nov. 261ti1. t f / way to give a black eye to pro sQio�d immediately g p nems of anything we know. Munici• 1 party preps feel it their duty to stir ,their respective' :sta�tc , M. Keinstead opt boib .)n)er i'hg` a r paIities should possess .the power to thin 's u it is surety a sure"C"S that para�tion of I imenits', oo, tha't they ,would be oom- asity twill preach both. niornin:g and � deal with such cages and thoroby aid, sums y was slighting- their • lob, piloted, as far ae possible, oil or be- evening. and encourage investments and . local { The Provincial Min ater o! i9ducation, fore ltlhe lat December nlecct. All Pilayer ]neeting ttoaright at 8 P. in. . improvement. A vote for the Liberal t the Minister, of Agrioulture and the that will then be hecessary will candidates on December 11th .is a move 1 gentleman who +oval supposed to W be to aaake ouch additions. ,as pay- W,bMENiS INSTi!CUTyi► in this laudable direction, Caring for New Ontario orb three parted 'whose stewardship does not menti between the lest and 15rth _.o..., commend them to anothbr term, even December and ;ttbtfare dire by Z7he rggniar tcctileting df tthn NVaa- were they dlrposed to seek it. W e 41he proceedings+ od theo corned at I erilec inrettitvtte rovfll be hold, At . . I.Provincial ' Nomination Monday. uaaunotatclp Kroar.au t.r vir vain ni•, its meeting on tiro 15th Decentbea home of Mrsr. Albert' Tturner% 011 For. Na more ino pottune IThe man mart be iia enough for the ' renuer necemary, ,,iia L,anu ►rue 'phuaisday.. af<teranoan . Nov.•lyd, Dbcemberr 4th and Eleetio'n Dal' on offee or hie appointment 3r a f'i►rce .�y,ty,{, e1Nt to (tribe printer tot,thw at 9 o,',ciUocck. is 3�o� tistlip Ul tnae +oOuld hlNrM been' 'ohoNeu Tole an and w serious lode to the country. Iw�tt - change. oX rtQhe irwbjeet. - ` V. W 7 _,_...._...-.___.._ _..:... V% Our Bi ; N ovenlber New Ontario Developmeut. 1111 h11 Fruit Sale ; Creation of Department, of Immigration and Colonization ; building of roads, providing drainage,, loads to settlers on new clearings, assistance to is i` pioneer schools. Restore colonization character o£ T. and N.be 0.u Railway ;put the rail tr Is now on and far two weeks we will sell other under Dominion Railway.Board ; allow it tot t cued in courts like other rafl- ; make it pay municipal tuxes a extend it to Hudson Bay. A iways Reduction of miningg fees for prospecting and recording : Increased pt pt : i 15 lbs. Redpath's extra Granul- to mining titles ; eigllt•llour•day for underground miners, Extension of boundary of Ontario to give the Province .a navigable port' bi aced sugar $1.00 on the Hudsbu ,Bay,tl . i❑ 100 lbs. Redpath's extra Granul- Agriculture .. ated sugar $6.00 A Royal 06muiission to suggest measures to prevent decline in: rural poPtr tl ti alba. Best Cleaned Currante•25c .. . Active immigration of suitable people for settlement and employment g al selected new Rais. 3 lbs. Finest ins L c upon.farm. lauds, " ` An issue of .Provincial bonds t+i build good roads! B it 4 lbs flliesY s?;lected old raisins 25 Electric light and power and telephones for the farms of the ]?ro.vince, ' Technical instruction Ill tarming in rural schools ; demoilstration orchards sc New imported Candied Peels- Lemon, Orange and Citron per and special technical instruction in apple -growing districts; an annual Na. tional apple. show; enlarge the experimerital work of Guelph College, espe.- al it lb 15c _dally instock breeding:: • . P New shelled walnuts per lb 40c . 1.Taxation. °J 19 it Almonds "30c • •Giant municipalities permission to exempt improvements from taxation. Tax railways and other public utility corporations equally Npfth the pro- 0 y;;m T� l� pefty of private citizens, Industrial Betterment 4 4 1 v o • Social: and 1t� �`ijE 7d�IB GROCER Abolition of thtee,fltttis clause Ili local_option ;removal from political in- d Phone 48 fiuenre of license administration. Workmen's compensation for all industrial injuries and payment insured. e Advanced legislation for well-being of industrial workers ; prevention of t , alums ; suppression of tuberculosis and avoidance of occupational. diseases;, 4 . #Education 4 Become 111d, illiellclellt . Restoration of lHodel schools and other measures for increasing the sup- j Attend '' ply of teachers: ' . • To. provide tbrotigh adequate training. schools -a sufficient supply of.culn- .4 ELLIOTT, ;"''^"' petent teachers, bind thus insure'ur.der proper regulations that :the pupils m .4 every., chool, in the Province shai,11 receive a thorough English education.. . , . i 4� , Public Ownership and Conservation . y . , ; . • ..,a• Declaration toil public ownero.4) and operp,tion of public utilities, TORONTO, OXT. .Students of .this year are in peel- to $600 a ''.Che acquisition and. operation of telephone'lines: . Reforestration ; re vassting in the Crown all tilt over tam her :berths';.sale to. - tions ftvorth from. $50 . of timber by public auction ; better fire-rauging ;;,assistance* municipalities amonth. Write for cataloglkO. Enter to purchase and reforestwaste lat,nds, note Superior instructions in all Departmrelats. - . . Oth' Planks` ELLIOTT BUSINESS COLLEGE, Youge and Aleixandezt Streeth'. "Enlargement.,of powers and reorganization of Ontario railway Board,_ . Combat trusts, .mergers; a.nd other combination, of capftal.: Free,access�tp-the covens to persons having complaints_ against Cxovern• . Ment or any Commission appointed thereunder. b merit A Civil Service Commission•and appointments and promotions y {( AA�� �It1e a ll�fl(`��. Take after, competitive examination. Prohibition of election contributions by corporations ,• publication of all i . election contributions ; public prosecutor to prevent election contest saw-Offs. YOU - . . I . Your vacation willmean en more % The': Mblson fk.nk,i ".a. to you if you Kodak, not only . more pleasure at the time but • .. ' Ancor orated 1855 afterwards the added pleasure. that will cone from the pictures s h C�'a i'tifii� PAiI) UP �t��Ov��QQ . �% Brownies $2 to $1%.00, Kodaks ( o • 6®.7 O®'f9 • Rest Fund, $�, from $10.00 up. ` HAS So Branches in �slnslda, anti<Agents cull Correspondents i>n'all All ]Eastman Supplies . . - tike Priltcipal f"tion in the World. • ' . ' A,GENERAL BANKII\tA,.BUSINESS TRANSACTED. , -' BANK D�EPARTMEN7. /. h1 C� S1. J. L, HOV3F1_ at all Branches. Interest allowed at highest current rate. Dispensing Chemist. . —. , 'Clinton Branch. C F. DOW DING. Manager . L 4 09099000009019990♦00004*440000'i00*90♦*0**0*0*90*0000#000000999990 0+.990000000+ 0 Z 0 MEN`Si-FU.R1-..e0ATS. . � .. I .. I I I . .1 � ..... I . I I . . . . . 1. . * I I . . . . . .1 �a�,. Now is. the season for Fur. Cee ts. Drop in and;make your Selectiion whitle'the Stock Is C�:omplete . otlar Overcoat 520 Black Dog Coat $1.� Fur C L Men's Far Collar Overcoats, : with imitation fur Men's Black Dog Coats, very close and heavy fur,' With shawl collar of Russian marmot, fastened good appearing coat; well lined and finished at...... lining, , . , , , 20.00 with loops and barrel buttons. It has all the Ap I ......... I ......... , ,•.......s......-. pearance of a fur lined coat, our special price 12.00 A Men's China Beaver Coats $20 Far Collar Overcoat 1 brown with ver heavy fur high shawl In sea , ' Collar Overcoats with fine :imported collar, Rood linings, will stand a lot of hard wear, Men's Fur O v .,..._,,22;,00 black beaver shell, with lamb collar, double We have them in tq o grades ... ! .. 2� OU fastened with loop$ and mohair, buttons, and ............... . . . . . .......A ...! a .......... . breasted, . .� Oua according to ,the latest style with full roomy . outward a SAP e o tcv pp It,bas s the u vent back � en d dee , skirt of p Coats ri. .. p�� 00 5. n leen `�O. � �r0o ante of $50 for lined coat, our special p , , P Men's c'ihoice quality Canadian Rticcoon Fur CoA l rime furred northern skins, beat 1 Fair h01�a>� Overcoat made from selected p at.•.....T�'i. . grade lihinge and i}lorouglaly $niched, OQ Men's Fur Collar Overcosts with black fur lining ou with cues er tirades, but Russian marmot collar, fastened withI1661 and bstrrreltl , rW omme dpbuyi u the best le Coon Goats. buttons, fine beaver shell, our special p , , 0 W. H. ]:herr & Boil, F-ditorsa and Publishers —„:-.s„.-...-...:tea.-R-.- ^'-.-,-... a -•a.+..,.•-...- ..•+.,...,........-. N!!f!r/!,A\AAIN............................ Ni,l4y!!!I!! f , • C'�{fi'a► J '' . +• , RI Ai.AIM/MIIAAl1A1✓1411A(U/!,l1lA4Al4V I IIOIIOIOOT SPEAKS WILL SPEAK- IM CLINTON ]�N#yw ���� i 11.. P - FALL ' .r..,. News x AT OEAI+ORTH ,Local P1� fA and the Daml► Gold i�veathelr M RECOVERING GRADUALLY. Seaforth; Nov. 13, -The first ccrti- Mr: F. Rousseau, of Toronto:.who As usual bas brought the first ittee meeting;tf the Seaforth (iter- was, s•.o teiribly ifijured ata Blyth at ; .epidemic:of coughs and colds. a in the interests of Mr. William `fair time iat,still in the 'Wangham 3 �oudfout, Liberal member far UenCie hatpital, He is recovering grad = ,our i�j�.,ICO Iu>re wren,. held in the town heli, was the wally! ' egest gathering of its Icind held here BUILDING TORN DOWN. the favorite cough remedy in many years. Since the carrying of Huron .County Last week James Hamilton }sad '. this town and vicinity for five , Mr, Wiiituey some .-vears ago little s.r . 'A'•• � the old evaporator torn down and : years, will quickly cure you. terest has= manifested in Illeet- ”' pp Rolf is. a rescrlpdo ,,� 1. :§ ; a goad appearance is no tv . made tQ p n gs for Provincial affairs, but the able 11 .f:.,; '� his new residence .that he ;erected of a famous physician and spe• ark of the member in addition to the :y .; '�f� . this ,summer, He expects to move oialist on throat alndlun tro l reform of the new leader, Mr. Row. t�1. '” , ' 'i, 3 . g wile i has aroused the -intense i res „r. in a few weeks; to his new h,00ne, 4 - ; �t onl Liberala, but many of the N THE HONOR CLASS. Every .Mottle Guaranteed .Z. cnservatives. who are quite willing �: I" = ;., give Mr. Rowell a chance, Lash Friday evening Mr, ,Tames : 3 "'(s, Me. Proudfoot gave an excellent Hearn. celled in to the New Era af•, [icon Provincial .affairs showing up five and paid for anoit+her year, 5 e hydro. electric policy, as applied to . �: �'` This is ,the �(lst time,thaitlDlxf, earn W. A�^onnell e town of Seaforth in a different has- done this and. his visit reminds ? i' c ;ht from that viewed by many of the : us of aline that mast edit'osl's , 5 tepayers. when the vote of 025,000 . know by heart... "How dear to my Phm. B'. 3 is taken! heart is the steady subscribex'l C.P.R. Telegraph g y 5: Seaforth, said aM1ltr, Proudfoot. need ,We hope Mr: Hearn �vi11 live tone ph A enc 3: +'` I 7cp y ` y new fQr another 41 years. '.A."O...l......n.".,.o.. .........n0.,01.1'..""..!llgga ver a ect an industry to. locate I row en the rate per, horse power . $48, compared with $?0 per bores- C. C, I. CONCERT TO -NIGHT. wer in the immediate vicinity of - Don't .forget the C. C. I. common -• Ms. He was not against hydro elec- ON. W, L, MACKENZIEKING, ex- cement exercises to -night in th# •. I polio +'at all, nor was the Liberal Minister ,of Labor .will . speak in town hall wh-eii Frank Yeigh will l FOR sty, but most heartily fn its of thee Canton on December let, give his' trravel talk on Canaida. . and its extension to all pa' $very citizen sbould attend as Mr, ovipce, but • on the postage sump —.._-:�.__ __ Yeigh has for rn,ayears and s ��a�l V�a�or� incipie-tile rate per horse power to - much time to the addresses h' , tlxo sante all ovet-Seaforth would Seaforth views' are excellent Tue. Toronto en. have the same opportunity for Globe says ;-Mr, Yeigh lectures wl I dustries as places nearer the Fails. Mr. Win. Deem had a severe fall I1OLIMES' tENG TONIC lie advocated the abolition of the I while putting up the storm wincluwa lvftll enthusYasnl and a patriotic fervor that invariably holds; his The Best Cough Dlixture i'ee, fifths clause. which won for hitti , on .the Bank. of Commerce. 1VJ:r, audience's C:osest attention, The e. hearty appreciation of the entire Deem was up the larlder which lantern slides ' were exceptionally If you have used it, you will thering, many of whom were un- was bring held t f box hp his helper well chosen and beautiful. . want it again. If you have vate of his noble efforts while in the when he ran chit of nails. The helper not used it, you baven't used ouse, and his comment on the clos left the ladder to get the nails. This CENSUS RETURNS, the best. 25c a bottle, g of the inoclel schools was another taluses the box .to overturn and ivi,rl. . onrce cf satisfaction to bia hearers. Deem fell heavily to the ground. .Ere Following are the cena'us returns 11IENTROLINE, . . A strongworking committee was will badly shalcen tip and will be con. given. out. at .Ottawa on Monday A yronderful Ointment oiutedthe size of is indicating the tined to the hotice fur sonic time, for bhe towns, and villages for terest taken in the return of Mr- Mr. Richard P„eid has retutned to Huij3in;- It is certainly a great -pleas. ocludfoot to the -House as a member town after a years absence ivith.Jolln Huron East, ure for us t° bear so mang ills Government.. L,. -Brawn at the chickenranch `�''in.gha n'- taw,n ... 2,238 praising the virtues 'of Men- ' • ..�--- � •_ ,;,�, :. � ,�„ Blyth, village• $05 thahne. It will be a pleasure: . Bruscsels, village....:, 90`3 to use it, too. It's good for �4f0004000�00040rC+0990vc`� 9+999®++019909990tl09.4+9�►099`� . . Wroxeter, Village-........... 366 any tissue inflammation! 25e i Huron Soutll, and 50c. i IBEY"h � �� SeafortcYi, tocicn...,,. .. •1,983 .. + Bayfield village 499 + Exeter, �i1lage.., ...... 1,554 Ss�• Ql�� . + Hehsall, village...... 792 � �i }� ♦+ TTN• +' Huron �i'esrt. Film B: . , + Clinton, town . •......•....2,251 ,U ufa►cturing ChOMISt'. . + Goderieh town 4,55 . 2 The Liberals. of Cliatonwil! hold an organization. + I.XVIIEDD9, 1vIE1Ni;ING FOI; meeting an :11Tonday.evening, at o',�locl�, 'in t)<}e •A FOURTH YE�iIL, . until Chamber. Eves Liberal is eY. ected + At ai meeting o' thN`quartezly ofodial 0 A 0 © 0 0 O 0 ® O d 0 O 0 0 0 • • 0 *- . Cot Y .. P + board of the Dundas. L'antre :llethadist O ' I., to -lie • r sent.. Alr..Froudfoot,-, 1� 0., Ll.ber:tl + Church Lot,dou oil � Thursday -night ; 0 , fp y ' l .++ the plstar' Rev. Thomas Maunitig, D•: • WITH THE CHURCHES. A ' C'aadldate,.will. be.,pi:esentto address tl e.mdet nc + D,� was invited to remain fura.fq�lrth e - - / 1 - ► year, and as ;in appreciat"an of the o000066060e*08660 0• . e services which hehas rendered the ►99bA99d0�03+X99'p4999��ld909as*e.eA.o.os,a�099s9sma999� To ensure publicat ext • .1. board were'-unan.nious to cecidfngto . raise•the salsify frons . $L$00 to 2,000. church notices for this col Complimentary references to the work linin♦ shoti3d be handed` into •, t�ditoria of the .pastor . were made byeverul this, offiee 'bef:ore 6 o'clock : . members of the board. 'I kZ.m �lksq We.dn.esda"y night. . FINCH-LAWSON, ST. PAUL'S CIIURCH. At t the Psi sonage in Lamdesboro, Mn W, Glenn C7ampbell has bee I ' a This season -on 'Monday..N ov., 13th, Rev. J..: zi• en��a eci to conduct thu, .,rbh.1. This week th'e Dominion Parham tit election; ibis is elle busy - Osrterhout, B, D., united an marriage . " sale of this Church. ape.ned, up its session' under the new. iinio-n;, businesspeople over the hol'i rehearsals regiine and will have a busy time of .day trade; prdb,tbi)ity. of inclement 1Viary F,Lawsbn o£ Clinton and Mover andbad roads; the lm robs- Sas.'W. Finch, of Stratfor;d.. The WESLEY CHUBCS Lt. Ottasr a 'will be m t �,weather'and a rad P 1T known t.o into its 11sua� whirl bilin of people attending meetin s iu 3 o�un,, couple•are , a Johnston.' Principal of society w%lllaurrch t. y. 1 , P g .. g . cental to the assemblin County laces Nvbere rovisioncannot •'the peop'le of. Clinton, and they Air.. ' Of gayety inyt g . Y P . P be made for stable or shed room for were former residents of Htllie.tt. the Public School, at .Kippers, :will of the Commons r Th will reside in, Stratford May preach in the morning, sad Dlr.:John . horses. The absurdity of asking elec. gY ill Principhal of the Public School ' "'0-.'tosstoventnreoiittindertheseadverse talelr joys -be many. l on, in wing. R Hart W, Prolidfoct, M. P. P., deserves' ronditi°ne when., the electidn should of Clint the eve Rev. 111r it ! sermons a 1 Missionary m hes 1Vltss , d Feat y Ford MINSTRELS S P credit for. the consistent manner. in have been, placed. In 'the Summer GUY BR s%, DSIh I. Varna Circuit! - .. which he. stuck to his text in theLegis• monthsof next'year will not.enchance Guy Bros': Minstrels appeared in the. Hon. 11r. Whitney.' • lan .of cam ' n o era house .here' on' Tuesday :night- ...,The Crusade daq:meetingg` bol` es latura over the wiping out of the un„ p . l7 g P sl ncv lyse connection with the W. i4I, S., of � • • fair.3 5 handicap,in connection; with I nor cause people -to warm up, toward, and ai.though the class of . , i le church eves a', success .in every Local Uption voting.' IIS did.not suc• ; what he expects to gain by chitstng up not•quite tap to that uhich was .puton y but he laced the the success --cif, the resent -Dominion by. them on their hist appearance, it way, the: atteindance numbering about �. ceed:in its abolitionp Govetmtnent op record so. that electors �. contest. What might be �permissable was.well worth the price of admission sixty, of this' number half were rur- stands to=dat , or admiss4ble in an -urban constituency Tile appearance of these minstrels at- tors. The program was very instrur,- know how the issue y 'lhe Liberal platform has no quibble falls a ion; wary short.'of the marl: triteted the .usual full house and the tfve•along.the,line of Missionary work over this .-question' but pledges that a when it is applied to rural communi• crowdwent away 'well satisfied with among the. ,Indians on the ogra , r' is all that will, be. ties. We think the Government .took the ' evening's entertai;tmerit. Tlie Coast. At the close of the .program; clear majority vote necessar if the have.the- framing of l a. good deal' upon themselves when jokes of the funny endmen kept the bread, butte spial 'Moines went erven the law. y y they `.plunged the _country lute a Win, audience in bursts cif laitghtar through- and a very ter ' campaign �vl,eii there. was n° . out and the songs of the ntlnetrels were gave their' names as new members, • •o occasion for It whatever.. enjoyed immensely. Harry reit,ce the atbotit $7:00 was liven' for the Rest 11 .11. silver toned tenor, although suffering Fund, .1. . The :Rowell. program is not so __o_,._ from a cold brought forth his usuata- '!skimpy it chicken" after all but con- . round of a 3 lause from the 'audience 0k;TARXO S'1'.: CHURC`'H, tains the true ring of advance such as. Some of the farniliaritles iucaulged; reudering several solos with exca3ptioli• Anniversary services will be helot Ontario stands badly in steed of,.• We in about Rideau Hall and,its premises al. ability. The contortionist 7.vl.la next Sunday. 'Rev. Walter" E. 3i1.ill- have only been marking time Yor by Ottawa people are net to be `per• the Frog" is. still with the company son of. I attord, will preach, morning+; years instead of taking advantage .of mitted by the new members 'Of the M and has not for any of ]lis twist- and of 8tIng.. Special music will be our almost unsurpassable advantages, royal household` and what was Con• ing stunts. When he (ii`st appears furnished. Both Old and New . Ontario are well sidered -born ''lace a few months the stage` dressed in his frog stilt, it is .]rhe Ontario Street �'pwo eth League . ready for a progressive leadership such age is nota looked upon as• intrusion. hard to realize that tale suit contains, as -is definitely outlined by the -new Johnnie C'anuck does not know much a human being.. There, is the usual Nlissionary'contmittee are t planning as Liberal platform. What s needed is a about doing honor . to 'nobility as ire' bunch of good' mnsiulaus still travel] 1lisaionary Parliament next ]1Toncdlti .rallying, of the forces not ,so much for has had so, little practice at it but _lie -ins; .wi.th the company, and the pro. ?eight, when the following bill, with party as for province. ,9,�"e you ready moat learn that h,e will have to be gram ncitided.saxaphone solos; cornet its amendment +twill be discussed: - to. do your part.? neighborly fn another way without solos, etc -The. orchestra which Resolved, that, owingh to the. acute callin on fhe Col hts whenever a ears with this company is one of conditions in our Western Provinces p g p" i ° —r he might have an hour to spare. We the best the t strikes this totyn during' as a result of elle great I'orei n tiVe would offer io objection to the .hope the -quantity of red tape , us the season: migration.. The time has conic -tut . ' extension of the franchise . to the will not tend to cause a separation of . . we should concentrate all our efforts women of.this land. If they are coil- the so called comtnliu-people from the 0JUNICIPAL' NOMINATIONS in mission work to our own country, sidered worthy of . a munici al vote Duke, for after all the more exclusion and that, in order to do •this we re DECEMBER 22ND. frain from sending more Missionaries why'' draw. the line there," They, are ( the less of a spirit of friendliness an rt . . expected to labor for the benefit of the consequent reduction of the real Since ;tube last Monday in,Decemb and money to China. The • i pecker the human family in connection with service that comming is aura to er this year falls on Christmas will be Mfr Hawke. The Government. all that tends to bettering conditions engender. It is a difficult task for us Day, the nomination of .c�andidatea will be represented by our Young men 3' who deal with the bill from- the stand ' ' for the moral and social well being- of Canadians to be -on . starch' parade for membership in municipal coup- Vint a witour h ur Western Provinces. the land and yet are denied the all when we would rather' adopt a style ,cils' will be held on Frl6d�iy� ,the 22 The Opposition consists of four young important privilege of expressing th eor more free and easy and not depends ad day of December next, as provid- ladies who represents four ;centres of opinion at the ballot box where much on etigette as on good. sense n ed b section 124 of The Consolidat man of the battles hava to be event fewer frills. y Sz Chuan,China. • A cordial invitation wally of in the wider sphere. ed Municipal Act, 1903 says" .the is extended to. all. . ..-o Municipal World. By s'ub-,section 6 , . of section •304 of .the act„ Council's BAFTIST CHURCH. , lio-0 It is a pity that the ' leaders in our oaf ,tio�wna, townships .and . villages hat Could be more desirable than political parties only find'it convenient are required to omeet on, tibe: '15th he visual !service was held on W day of December and to immediate Sunil aster occu- that a municipality should have the to visit use under of of _ aVl pn°rni�;;;, tlpi P right to exempt from taxation im- . tion camp g xy thereafter publish. the detailed, Vying ,his o;wn pwlpnt. In. the ev- uch con. ing that they are :servants 'Of the csctateroment of receipts and exp,enid . ening the service ,wtas, taken by Mr'. segnence is that are of e m m- eo le all time. If they called more • ures, in ;ttb:us sub -section ;Mention Jo-selyh Gibson, president od , ,the sequence to the progress of a com- p tit . fre uentiy there is man a hint they a abatement ie • intended to Dominion Alliance ; and. �Iaeter mutiny. Thelawas adminstrated at q bd, Th tis a deterrent to a Mari, of could receive that would show them ee.intlhe hands. of ,the electors, bye, Teddy. Williamson, of London,�sang presen a is him at the that the activit exhibited in etting on for, it m e � . yy g fore nomination day, and the hold. Services laext, Sunday as •usual. ' ambits s ` lnto.offico should be exemplified after Y P. U. he .B. . n evening rN e oil Mo da m t g a o e >b y o in n �' a f o ;t e n !oa i an i in to r if Da en r y o his tee � i o .+ h ssh lel. _ l r part was t i eb..lsal 1 t a C n ions e _t. e a xt "e dev t iDn n Wil h b • t� '� met.' T11 p i s alt i her," , lu et � _,' pl - t a n i •cell ' . I eaperid'�500 or iii,increasin�c « ... �Ihe 22�iid gay' o;f �e • he value of lrourproperty, enlarging Teter has to have a p"rbd from a pili be• year renderer the i=nns lost tbie pr,e- .taken by Masher James Wyke and t store or erecting. a new residence fore he wakes up to reali�:e ,he has, a parlataan and pwbliCati�on..orf _'the Mr!'Thos: Watts, .gave a paper on your will be.taired for; tbo Targe share 1. great work. to do it lar ,time for •a . ati'iiteut t very short. it i them- , a'Saloolme", ,which was very in�- a you w ted au in the cats ory ; change/ Criticism by the (apposition of whatbM plc ,fore very advisiable that ctrea(puar- �t- Arming ' It i9 certain] the st ' is often bolted upon as fault finding ro'o 11e uniei alitie,s Xnentiooned Anniversary aervlces will beheld , of an optimist- _ y. I rt men and the e f t , _ P ro eeieor s . active.. only but when party begin .-the re- on Sunday Nov. 261ti1. t f / way to give a black eye to pro sQio�d immediately g p nems of anything we know. Munici• 1 party preps feel it their duty to stir ,their respective' :sta�tc , M. Keinstead opt boib .)n)er i'hg` a r paIities should possess .the power to thin 's u it is surety a sure"C"S that para�tion of I imenits', oo, tha't they ,would be oom- asity twill preach both. niornin:g and � deal with such cages and thoroby aid, sums y was slighting- their • lob, piloted, as far ae possible, oil or be- evening. and encourage investments and . local { The Provincial Min ater o! i9ducation, fore ltlhe lat December nlecct. All Pilayer ]neeting ttoaright at 8 P. in. . improvement. A vote for the Liberal t the Minister, of Agrioulture and the that will then be hecessary will candidates on December 11th .is a move 1 gentleman who +oval supposed to W be to aaake ouch additions. ,as pay- W,bMENiS INSTi!CUTyi► in this laudable direction, Caring for New Ontario orb three parted 'whose stewardship does not menti between the lest and 15rth _.o..., commend them to anothbr term, even December and ;ttbtfare dire by Z7he rggniar tcctileting df tthn NVaa- were they dlrposed to seek it. W e 41he proceedings+ od theo corned at I erilec inrettitvtte rovfll be hold, At . . I.Provincial ' Nomination Monday. uaaunotatclp Kroar.au t.r vir vain ni•, its meeting on tiro 15th Decentbea home of Mrsr. Albert' Tturner% 011 For. Na more ino pottune IThe man mart be iia enough for the ' renuer necemary, ,,iia L,anu ►rue 'phuaisday.. af<teranoan . Nov.•lyd, Dbcemberr 4th and Eleetio'n Dal' on offee or hie appointment 3r a f'i►rce .�y,ty,{, e1Nt to (tribe printer tot,thw at 9 o,',ciUocck. is 3�o� tistlip Ul tnae +oOuld hlNrM been' 'ohoNeu Tole an and w serious lode to the country. Iw�tt - change. oX rtQhe irwbjeet. - ` V. W 7 _,_...._...-.___.._ _..:...