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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News-Record, 1911-01-19, Page 3I � JAOU*ry 11"k, M I I C1110104 Nolift-Roloord it a . � I -.,--... _.,_.,___.__ _­____ '. . I ­ . ­­ - _­ - ..- - - - , , - - ;;L;;; ;;; � , � r M � , , P . , f ; � A; � . __ -0000 - - ­­ ­ - � 0 P n " ;�Wz;;��_ I . . . � .. ­­ I ­ -1. . . . . 1- I- .....; ...... ;,;,�_­­_ -0000 1. i .1 � --,---,--- I . I � # , _," P _N*- IT *ROWS RAIX . .1 ISSION. OPENS ' . Im" "I" MUCH PROGRBS . Hem Are Pact# Wo W"t '0* %* I sixty-Fivs 11.10sn"s Will bo''Cut off In I Prove at- Our HiNk. , Twon*-Fivo MunicipA!hl" ImPrtskit Reform Undertakeo 11� tho . I .1 I I IN GOOD ROADS Ontario Q,overnment inCon X*rvelous as it way wom R4XW k JANUARY 24TO on may lot .. - I 1. i . I . trAl Prison Affairs 43" H-4irTonia has grow -it bair eg - !� . hexitil that were ooce bald. OR � 1. I I . I . 11 -in-1 . . courw, In nou , . The Ontario Branch of the Douthim ria no* at What Has 06on Aoeoris- One Ot the most Import% .e ofth%e� e4am w ; "- ^rt of tlio Roulit w4stArn Wing 4,111anot re0orta that as a result of t3ge PliShed In J?r.proving ths, ; . .nt reforms. the %hair r*QU dead, nor had the Pon* I . Wilt be R600y for ocoqpooh recent local option contesft sigtr4lyo � undertaken by � the Ontario Govern, taken 04 a glued, shiny appearsaft. �1 Public HIghwo,tys . . ­ I - ­­­- -0 I �' I 1, I , � 44f9re, that riste , Jeenses will be out off 04 may lot , . I 10out since the 0424104 of 1910 wait the Rm,,Xall 4,03'? Hair Touic acts sclm�- . . � � $ . . . . ' . � .1. � - ,appointment In November of the Con. tifically, deStroying. Ue germs whi* I I 1, 'a the twouty-five munle'Valltles'Where At the coming of the Leals. .,;� �_, .".. . I tral Prison, Parole Board, consisting of gre I I , usually moponsible for mm" A A -Sufficient majority was obtained. Xx , " , _.ba . ' . ' 1U Annual revival of Interest in thirty municipalities, lu� which there lature, the annual report at the � I ,�� .. I � , i , . .Ju4g* ,Teetzel, Toropto; Mr. T. 11. It penetrativs, to the roo,tv. of, thg t,wr, .1 � . 1�1.: 1 � dePuty-miulzter of public works on � I � _ I Preiston, Ilmntford; Hamilton Ca,_9ele stimulatiag and nourishi them. It , ! 1130L Public affairs of Owtarlo has fol- "... Are Quo hundred licenses, by-)&ws 09 . highw Improvement, Will dgubtless ,,� , ,�- - . X.O., Toronto; - Colonel woodonald. I.% a most pleasant toilet ueoopsity, i . � loVed the Announcement that t m were carried, but not by sufficient , I � be. mem- AT � � a . 'be" or' -the Legislature will meet In I Prove of considerable interest, show- . I I Guelph; Daniel Millor, Toronto; Dzu. � delicately perfumed, and will ncit-gw*. I majorities to bring th' law into force. I I . : e I 1: . Ing, as It will, that much progress has I I xld-ldclutyro, X.C., Kingston, And. Noei or permanently Stain the bAir, 40XIAI $990104 oiA Tuesday" ,TauuAry There was a majority against local 11,� .1 I I , , . �. 24th. Some weeks 4ge there, were . . option lit twenty-five muziolpalItW. , , Won madeduring the past Year. The I . . Marshall, Toronto. These Rica mcc We want you to get a battle of Ro-v- ,� "1111org tt%t delay lit the, completion . ha*lng 116 Iloonees, session of 1910 WAS the last In which . At the prison farm once- a month, OT all 1193" Hair Tonic and use itas dw- �4t the wqrk. ot reb,ullong the Wes ' of 'the tweaty` -Mr. A. W. Campb2ll, for many, years oftener If need be, and bear the appli ecteil. If it does not relieve scalp *_ torn six Places carrying local option three W ' I delnuty-minister and 4 recognized I cations ot the men for an earlicr rf- ritation, removo dandruft, prevent 16* ' 0 IiAg 'would b�i an effective Wrier to . . . . . . . . . . �� are Incorporated towns, eight incor, I v in 44 ' I - their sr.n hair from, falp,ug out and pTomate ,,Am �!' . � a R i , porAted villagio, and tI '14der in VIO 9OOd`yQAdX IRO a e .. lease than to called for by , � 4 lanuarr session. The middle POr­ .. HITNEY ifteen, are town, rremler and President of the Council. ships. I . made late report, Lapt year the HON. A. 0, MACK" tencea. According to former methodz increased growth a hair, and In every . tf#* of tho rque,wed oection will be . I A feature of the cumpnign. the, re, vJ pro* Lea4er of the Opposition. All applications ,0oro sent to Ottawa, Way give onfire Satisfaction, aiv*ly T940. however, for occupation this . — I - . nee lost his. Oerviegs, Mr. -Campbell and the- magistrate or judge was cou. Com 'tho ' port states. was the failure. of the being oecur I ad by the Dominion Gov- I -1 1z -1 Ited, and van% . _ e back and tell us, and wJ aip, Month. Thin. consists of about forty nor Interests tAD make any gain, IR, . � on .Ily a. long. .delay en, question orformality wo will bAsilt WOMAWS SWRA6 .Meat. sued, so that often the azutence bad 'I _ ( 11q 0 era AWSSMENT ACT . Moms, Some of which will be, available their efforts fo repeal local PtION. 'for 4committe a . of There were 134 municipalities, wharq Mr. W. ,& McLea � terminated before the case was do- , . . , n, C.M., �40rmerlr . 0 the Legiolaturo. . I � cided. Moreover there, would Ratural- for it. Tw;o sizes, 50c. and $1.0t. . k!mo, 14W 0,10k of �he House, and- his, A Petermined Effort . local option by-laws had been In force Provincial engineer at highways, *no!. SoveralMorchantoWanta aworRa . t ly be on the P'4rt of the- man a ten- Sold only at our storo--TJ�e Roxalit .. I . In the Interests for three Years or more, and where ceeded Mr. Camrbell, and his first re. I , L -14 douOY to blame the Officials of the Store. W. S, R. flabues. ' .. � I � I otaff,, who have been occupying the of 'the Cause. to be Made Dur- the people- had an opportunity to re- port will no doubt Indicate fhat the r -on EvarythInji E ' prison for thip; and � . . Oavern=60 lobby And a Portion. of the Ing the Comino $eision 'I peal It, lit 131 Place$ the mat Vs. . Xcopting � , a feeling of In- . - , . . . I pot brought to a 'Vote. In threonpl=- Year 1910 sawconolderiable advaAcs, Irk L#nd Value$ . Justice ofto4 lurked In the Inews I I . *W 9t the Citaxaber, will be IPL their ------ . minds that was Iturtful to the other- ' � I appeal by-laws were Submitted and the building of botter,roado. The ex- . ;, 1, in I - . visa healthy influerice of the new It Is estimated that 300,OQO im"A_ -3tew, all II& con 'local op I ; . quarters by the th'ae the IAgtsl%- The Ontario Legfililature at Its Ap- throe PIA UOR wa4 act f1guits are.uot Available, but the The Assessment A grants. arrived In Canado, last , r.. I t4ro convenes, The Clark Assistant lustained tv,Y a decisive maj , , ot usually re- system Of r0airmation. Thin system, It yea I . preaching oession.le thre;%tene4l, witIL � arity. - iotAl 004t, Of the county s"t0la" UP ceives not a. little AtteutAou during the is hoped, will fit In, well with the new The Presby,*4ios of Xontreal, Qt- -Ot the Souse, who has desk room In . the The aggregate veto in all thq 1)4Ce$. L policy , advest of A determined m6yomient vetbig this Year was. , inatitut6d by Mr. Hann*, WhemT tAWg and OMagoville voted in favo;X Abe Chamber, the Clerk of the , For lQc*l op. to the end Of 1900, Of 42,128,000, was Session, various Interests bodies, in' L J.)v SU)IS" Calls, armed giiards and done M*ooe, .qua House, towards women's sullrage. At yrom-! tioit. 25,766; ggainst'local . option, goe subotahtlally Increased. In e4 . . , - , . , of Church union. - . rwt since., the fire have L ch at thv eluding municipalities. - havill; discOv, -quarters have been 'abandoned lot . I 1. U& In tli'a'rcora set apart for the 0tiou last year the Legislative A"gem. 49A; majority for, 5,274. seventeen oduatles, that h4y4 under, ered al%%ed weaknesses since the last nearly 200 mail, and In their place is The Kaise - ,r's speech, at the opcnbW, 744dor, of the Oppost, tion, and the 114. bly was Startled for the first t t a a t taken the designation of malix roads . healthy farm work, with little re- of the Diet attended the Domoc=W I . Mae lia OR 11 I a three elections the local � Amendments were Made 100rance, Registrar and his staff, . opttlon�questlon ban, In one form or _ the, Assess, , f w ­i its history bT A woman's, voice. and the construction of _ _, stratnt, Inconspicuous. clotbing do Id and Liberals,' , auothet,. been before the electors in ;11'ghways, Plent 4ct Is tkerel:ore, practically Of all otri vo I loemor . 0. Opposition lobby at the According to th statemozkt� of some SIlS in I clal contribition L at, . _ PO � y ha * ' 'I I th .0 L L UnIcipalit meriting a proylit st and on ever nd an Mr. Clark and W6, daug-tter, Urs 11 A ... mo,"Will also his away to Mom com- les, and the aggregate I always a target of attack. One of the Weentive . Provide# for the men on , . " I ,AWz AR4 , comfortable habitation In of the. Agitators this was only a our- voting In all these places has be,pn: one-third, further work has been ac-, . or amendments this year coming' I Robert Youni, 'were robbed by I I I . tain-ratoor to the campaign which to For local option, 85,874; against local complished, many, uMen of first-class'. requests t . , out to spend the rest of their , Wgk- L . I . Alto reb#llt wing , ra will . . lives as useful citize p of the com- _� I . - , .1 , - The membe to bi brought on this session, As' option, 66,78$; majority, 29,091. road being added. comes. from several buBluess firms and' inualt . 4 � . . ,waymen -near Ifamilton. I : , I , , tbor9tore find that much, of the incon- liqual,the ladies pin their faith to Mr. In 107 of the Ab dve, places gI ng The Wentworth county system,, es. -proposes. to allow Municipalities to I T. I I . ventence, their Sustained � throughout . The Legislature of Quebec waafor7 . . . I .�_ I I - .'-t*'e session of 1010, h;_w been removed, Alan Studholme, the East Hamiltoit majorities, however,. the three -ft t tablished in 19.02, the first In the Pro, tax buildings, improvements, person. . ­ . . . I The speech from *4 5 � I .. . . . I . .. Labor inan, and It is proposed to ask requirement ba.4 operated to, 14 der v4n,ce, was - completed during 1910, so, AltY,L and Incomes, At a lower rate that ' mally opened. I - . L t 3,1. Throne q1t.tlined advanced legislatiow � 11 USA* hem more, room In which to him to introduce a woman's suffrage, the measure from coming into fo far as macadamizing was concerned, . land, values. It I , I'. I 64 business of public Moment. L I . . Henc�forth expen'dltum will only - be. to urged that as the for education and. good roads. ' I �. .' ' `11"'1*11-i" bill at the beginning jot the session. . - busidess tar, to based on the value of 'It 110 expected. that the debate on the . . . L . I L ; ''. , L .1 L. . � . . . ' The.cause of this measure is to be ` I necessary On the county'roads, for the promises occupied, it seriously dia- ..:,:.'�!!�'Z:.�:�::�'L�;,�'i:L;.;:�;: � � . , , l . . I 11 . . _. `L-� . " . . :1:1�: " fte"It from the Throne will begin on Aided and abetted, according to pro . maintenance, The roads, hOwev . er, courages the erection of good buildings ... `..: ..�,.::�.�,:_�'e':jL;; - 1W,edziesday,, January'26th, And. that it I I " I ,N-".,.'.� �,-;;­ � ,� , *M'be coacluded by the end of the sent plans, by an active distributloa: of are of.such A character that they will and enables -them to hold idle valuable :�.:,, ._�� �.!:`. . I . �:,;Nn"im:5 ��",;,�:::. I . �', i . object lessons for the townships , I, � . . literature and a vigorous be .N.." z -;g M";- . . . I week. ,; , .. personal sites In* which good buildings would -1 I , ­ . .. - 1 I ' I lobby. . ..... I In Improving the highways not in- 'otherwise be erected. . They contend ' ... : i,::: . TRIED REMEDY L." "�' .1 Alread allood of applications 'for . . . . �Ox, � . y ... ­jj:" eluded In The therefore that the present busines's . I ' '�� �,!�...............'.'.'.'.,.,., . . . . . . . ., I . the county system. FOR THE GRIP. ' N -F, M, — ­ L . - ipriVato- leolsl4tion - upon ��'.��L�]��5S.-��;�,:�r�.��."":�.�,�."'!- county owns two steam rollers, I a I , -is pouring in -�."� .. .... I t , ;1.1 - assessment should be reduced and im . . . lhe'.Ulerb; of the House. Xlarge ma- ."', - - . , .. :.. , ; horse roller; five stone crushers, A � � I . AL60NO IN: P I ;e,�i ::. :..""..; moderate Increase made ia the x: OR* : ��',f�,!, . . . . . . . . L . . .1 . , Awriv of these �prospectxyu measures -are of routine character and have to . � ..­ .. .. 'U", I .,-K-ill-:,.I�g rs, and other Imple- the value of all land, whether used oi ... : 11 I I., � '! I -09. JYRA local and municipal problems . � . - L . A Large, of -Money Will be . . ::;::::."0::1 - � "" , ! , ments; and with these, they will be . able to keep the roads in first-class unuo6d. . 1. I . . 11 ..: .: L �. I , X4% muotbiDalittes Are asking legis- � , . . ,Amount r." .� �- r".. . L . I . .11 � . ,� , , . 11� I I let approval of exemption by-laws. , Necessary to Pay the Licensees . . L . ,�� 1111111 j:1z0jjj`.. ",-, -:i � ,.1.... Isbape� - The inotalling of Lanarlz county - ' KELSO TO PORCUPINE . ., - . I A few Individuals are seeking to be , lexislated Into Professions. TheLSoo- . . for Their Pr V. 1 keges � . . ..� _­ - ... .... .. -:0 .. . I - .1: roads has also,been completed, W ile h . . . . . I I L' . . . I ,�, I , , I , " - - I �, I . -p#tal for Sick Children, Toronto, and ,tbe Church. of the Disciples of St. I .. L . . -_ -1 . .. ­ � The , financial statement of the I .. . . I .in Simcoe, Osford, Halton, Wellington, Hao, tings, - L`,icoln, Prince Edward, . -and . ack Frost in A Hard 'Struggle With L J � i. . L ' I - Tkomas have applie I , d for legislation ' ' Treasurer, Hon. A, J. Matheson, will . .Middlesex, Prontenac, Peel Len- . nox and Addlrigton,, well sustained Building a.T. & N. 0. S'pur . Line I , . , . L � ,.; I *. I. - - I I � , - L to araend their acts. ot'lacorporation to , have to provide, among other things, . . �fforts approaching completion have I I . I � . — - . w I .-::::::i. I ­,... � I ; :� . .1 I.eAable them to hold lands bequeathed to them hVunlimited form. A relic of � for the payment of timbered lands I' " I .:,:: been made. - . . . . . � * Acting upon -authority given by the. I:: �, ..... 1. , , :, .L. popsible deb,stet will, be found In the held by licen . . Sees in Algonquin Park. . . :�:L:�$., .. I .,. .I... ; .1 ' ��; . ,t. .� . In those counties that have more I recently ,adopted a 6ounty -roads aye- � Legislature In lgiO, the Government in I I I . . I . It � L I ' -Application of the-trusteeg'af the pub.- L I lio&0 So rapIdly was this great national for� � I . I �: . . � — I ,M� , � tem, special ' atttention. has - been I �November decided to oduqtfuct a spur I � ., L 1. � . separate Schools and the town , ,at Sturgeon Falln for legislation coin�_L I est Wing depleted that the Govern- , ...... , �-,""� I , ; :::!�.�.� � � . -bridges directed to.the construction of of the Temlocaming &, Northern On- . . I - 11 . . firming anL agreement At' length arrived Went yielded to the publicclamor that- the �,�:. ,L: k, '1� " and culverts, all of . which are of - a � tarlo- Railway from Kelsd to Porcu - . I I . � 1: : � L . � -at for the financial conduct of their . great area be rescue,d from the spoliation of the 'Woodman's axe. _. L "I . L .1 more modern type than were built a few years ago, I I . plue, a'dIstance Of 32 miles, the total . L - . . . . . I � L , . , � , feducational institutions. . I .11 . I � , , I I I . I , "Spare that tree" Was the slogan , ;;;;;;;;;;;,- � I ..`,�� , . . I Much - of this -kind of work, -too, ban cost being . y $450,000. approXiMatel I � JAM0 J. CRAIG, M.P.P. � . ' I _ . , . L" . . � - - . . . . . - which passed fiom mouth to mouth, � . . I . . . I , I been done by counties whi ch : have I Work was commenced immediately, . . ,4ast W r . ellin.gton . . . I ;, . 1, , , � ...... . . til -and .1rom housetop to. housetop, un , L . L . , ­ . . "�PWERSON- - hesitated so far to take advantage of. L I the though the rigorolps .winter 31 L.. � . . I , L, , , � ;X . I L" i the cry was' heeded'. and the trees I . L �W. 10. M I M.P.P.- I � the Government's btfer.- It Is hoped . north delays progress. - - . ' -­ . . . . FOR THE, FARMER ' . �'L' �.:_. ... Spared, . The. upcessaiY money milk . '"rest Toronto, .. , . that when more of this has been com- 'At Present there Are i .1 . .. . L' . I � 11 � :L .. probably ba, a. portlow of. ahotliar losia. . . . . .. I . . . � . . - , i , . . . . plOted these counties will.'fall into . line the ' men working on the line running. from Kelso Into the Porcupine district, And . I . , . L .. I I _. .. L . I I I I I I . ��, . L .__. 11 ... 1. " . :1 -,\11�1. ­'�,,,, ., L I .1 . " . . I.- I . I I � .1 ;, LIGM�� for -building of roads proper. I Perhaps the most Important advance this number 'will be: Increased to due � I � - Something About the .institutes. That . J�rl',, , I - . I'll, 11 . . . , -NIA6 R ' - POW _�I�TION.' � L I . . L . ' mikd6 by the, - good roada�. mo*oment L thousand ,during the -,course .of the . are Conducted for'Als Benefit ' . ; .. ! 'LLLL t .ARA. . . 1. during the I past year was Toronto's , next V�O; ith, Just to Taske Sure that . . . . , � 1. I I � " . � . V b h 9 I . .0 a I � I Talk of Legislation Looking to . I .. .Oting Of *10000 toward the Improve the line will be finished it the stipu- . . — . L . . . . . I 1-1 , '. I � 1. ,:. � . I i I . . I . . I .. ­ .; � I . 'the Hydro-Efeetric System has Made 'Some . I I I the *Grading of,Llcenies ,In " . . 1. , � . . ment, of York couutv.T9 , The . . ,, , ads. county has a reed to spend a similar' .9 I . . Isted time, July l.. 1011.. � . . .. I So Unmanageable has become the . The attendance at Farmers'- Institute . meetings during the year end In * Junge ��;, i �L "� , ; ---- I --- _____ f . . - . � . , , Substantial Progress During ' I IL " Towns and Cities - - � . . , . . surn. a third.;100,000 to be con ributed t downpour Of 011OW tbRt S216W PI Own I * . . 30th last. was about 300,000,"Incluoin ". , I , ,:l 1� .�� I I . , L I . ( . L. .. I . . .: the I Recess . ... . . . - . . . . I I L I . by the Provincial Governmeft.. . . This means that'during the coming I have become next to useless. It has . ' been found that the plows keap� the , . the Special Institutes for discussing .1, -, �' �, �, I . I f ... I . . . . . . . . I . I I . I . . . . . L . . I . . In view of tb a repeatedly unsuccezo� I ful efforts of the temperance forces co . Summer Work will be started- on theo tracks clear, throwing'the a of now * f fralt,' poultr . y, seed, livestock,. cheese . . . r . " , 'I, L "' I The Hydro-Blectric Covi��sslon v4 secureLthe abolition of the three .hs -fltr . ' improvement, among others, of the Ars gighway of Im t portance In Ontaflo. to � the sides, but. the strong winds almost flumediately blow It back Ou� and crtam. That few phases at farm " I", . I I to theL be able to report Leglslatup,& . clause it Is unlikely that there, will be gL to .1t to Iriterestin recall that Youge 'again. '- ' I . . L life are left untouched at, these"annual . .. . ,� L I � I ,,` . gV distinct pro -eas AurIng'the #%it Year. m any petitions to that eftect presentod. Steeet woo opened for thirty, miles To get over . thinjifficUlty,L a machine, JCL by � the folm pub! ,meetings in shown ;� � 11 . ", ; .--- � . W, Us Nlagar* power In no ad . lit Betilit, , at the approachlag session. Though - - �be ' battle'rages, northerly. from Lake Ontario, 'about I .known as the 'bpreader,' .Is. to be I lowinIg wide range,,-wm- 'Seed Selection,". ,, . The Poswih Industry,',' -"The Heavy 't 'L L L , 11 I ..... I � ...... .. 11 '.. �� ol_ . . . . . � � . .00, . And other P ' laces, ibin tiaos. -watier, . I * ger ,al tion the lo' op Oil d ti to keep up .the - m � ore ifficul t is I th'0iner 1796; Lieut.-Goveruor Slincoo. building . afford'a Sh it 0 it go a' military �o&tq Pressed Into ,service. It. Its attached to a low oar, and does not look Horse," tatlou� of Crops," "Ro "Beef . . i � I .. m1soiOn' I Ine' being also. practically . - 0 e 0 :because per entag f victories, for . I . L , And safe route to . Huron And the ;g1to- o geth r unlike Ali aeroplane, --with: 'Cattle," L "136st'uctlon. of Weeds 'I# � . r � :., completed to Taro nto. the Govern. of the easiest ground having .. been 'the. . north. .' . I . . . . L flange -shaped wings stretching .down 11R , linter Egg.Production,", "Stable Ven ; ;L , " ; , . . .If -ment'decides to.'6xtoad the southern in a L Ithe 'fro St. Thomas to Wind or, -it. 'weedeld OUt, Lit looks an -if tem- Terance people have settled dovin to. . , . I General Slincoe's reglment, the- .. Quesn's Rangers, chopp6d. out Youge on both sides. , This'bird-like reaChIne'L f011Owai Along After. thil SRO* PIOW`,_ and tilation," ` "Cora and tLbe Silo," "The , Staliw­ay-to Success," "Building Good , , ­ , , I I I . - i loan -of- atout A, iniiilon� dollars I be � - Will � arrAng6d. The b6nds - the. effort to sweep the .Province dry, even with the three-fiftho handf CAP,, -'Street, through the bush, bRf. It.was when.the snow Is.thrown Off it .lifts sind thrown It still farther, it " I Roads," Cereal Orains,P "Spraying; " I L Alcohol," ,.Small ,Fruits," � �Iv- ",� . HENRYMOk Ef,�, M, p.p. � .�, I I L . I . . . Probably. of i - 'this Issue, will be 9diranteed by the It Is not unlikely that ther a will be a. -1kot until twenty-one years' later, in 1917, that wagons eviiud Use it L Then packing ,up In banks . , - I I "lRduStt;]gI .Cement for Building," "Our.0anadint I I I � . 14101satuff. -'� ., V . . � I ;:1.1 . . 1.9eneral municipalities. , The Hydro-Eloctric I L Commission is the. I revision'of the -license law this session. .. *It will be remembered It had not as'straight -a course as it I . I I . . ­ � � . I . . . Herftag�o," "Getting Pleasure Out of I Farm Life," "The Bacon. Tradp..,' 11 , I . . � � . , I I 61.UNG SCMWS L� . L- LIA(' studying sit nation . In the eastern part of the 'province, -1 that last nession there was some dis-. has now, but gradually the.route was shortened and tht hills kraded. The � . . . . . . L L I � I . 'Wits ay.d Misses-;" "Growing Lambs "Education ; .1 L . . I : .. I � . � . I . . . .. I I I . . .. particularly. along' the Trent'Va 11 L -view ' 70 y, 0 usslon 1w caucus and In corridor looking to the abolition Of local roadway..was .maoadavilzed as far as 'Holland's . . I lqr�-Prbflt," of Farmers' Sons," "lWordraining," "Our Bird I I I -.1, I L . I �. I ., I I . � . . .L . . , . I L ' I ' �� to hydro-elec with a trio dev p,. Meat for the. benefit of towns and lie . ense boards and 'establishing a central board of commissioners - for Landing by the Year i860. By this -time the traffle.had grown to . . - R ._-�",�,.,.`:�"­ _ ; �.g. ,1� . Friends,", ."Cara Of the Apiary," "Ap- Ole Orowlig,." "Our Insect Pests.11. I lNuch Interlst Will ba.Associated4lth . . . . ' cities In that district, - - . . . . '. . . I I the province. The subJee�-may be re,- � L: . . . be Immense. . . . I . ��. . - ,,-1 . - '.`. - ", . ;; . -. -";"�".,!�.",:,.'.'.'LX""".""�"""" `.',�3.'i�.� � . . .. L . . . . I . . . r . , I I . . Legial a the Subject I ation o, . . L I . . . L . � . I L of.. I . L THE COST LIVING - vlved at the coming se sslom, There is talk legislation -the 'In other parts of the province roads - : had been opened, And It wag estimated ...-%,-`.`�;.�, . 1, ;; '. -,,",�S'�q.,:.L-,.�;:.,,�:.:.;.: .. ,1-11 .. ... . ....141.-1.-;1;1;1`:_. _ . . 1: ..... . """i'..." 1, 1� �.. .111.R'11`M.1..,M:+:-.: ".1*0 `�.,*�.`I�'.,` . .. . . . I NO DINING -ROOM - � . . ­ , I . � , ,� , . I 11 � . . . . . , . . : I I . . I I . I - I I . I I . . . — some of looking to ,rading of license fees -for hotels in 1. that by' 1850 the province of Upper Canada had expended $2,500,000. M st 0 . I .. - _,,. . .." X.11- -X.. ,,,,v�;, ,"; . 1�1.­'... . ._.::__.., .: ., I . �.: :;:*ZX1'i ;;..:11. ,. J�-: IN .. :�..',.`, -,i!,-*i1` , *` �&*, 'i, - While Ahe ieconstruction of the ent L burned wing of th5 Parliam build-. ­. , :� - . " ' Whild. several. subjectA pt.Importance L . . 1. . . I ! I � . � . . . . L . I 'Likely- I � I I cities and towns. . I . I of these early roads were covered with L ;..:.,' IX.... I.: I ...... .. . ,,-.: :­:�` .': M......- ­t�x�:, ,w Ings - has proceeded far .enough to as. L � L . , -will keep public Attention directed to L . to be Introduced in the Legig. . . L. I L . 1. . — planksj only a few being purfaced with :, , .... I .. _: -.i 1.1; I.,. ", sure accommodation for thb virioua t,l . I -7ERe A.,oglolative buildings during the - � . . I . . laturc AV*ln � I . I . . ONLY ONL' CHANGE, macadam. L They were sold to private .. . . .: .� committees, of the Leg;slature when -session, legislation 6A the bl-lingual .1 I —1 L ' . I .. .1 com, Ries by. the Goverrimexit. whe ' Pa re .'.III . I the House settles down -to business. . I .;: � 'L questla . a will Probably be 1611o*ed � . * L L . . it ii, not unlikely . that I the question - . . . . — I I ' .. . 'the counties took no action to assume control. - I .. " .- � 'I the members will be obliged to secure their weals outside the buildings. I I with more tha.ya ordinary Inter,es5, . . of the cost'of living will be Introanced- - I n the Recess J.,P. Downey was,Apw . lu the Intervening years * great I , m. The. dining -room and kitchen are In � 1. �� ; though it may not be In - the lime,- , . . -Ilgkt for some weeks after the -open- In the Legislature in some form or , '3ther fluring .the coming session. it .. poi I . . . nted to 001111a Asylum . . . . L I . clkanges have taken place. The pre- sent outlook Is'that -in Addition to the 1 ;, . . . . . . . . . ." f ... I � . :.:..,;:­;-: ­;?..'� I �:,;i:: -`� � that portion of the:-billlding bointr op.- . Paired and would take'up to . 0 much - . L . . . Ing. will be remembered that this subject . I . . I I . I 1. . . .. . I . . � I . I . county of York otfi ' er counties wili . ::: A I . � ., :wl :--...-_,;_ I Space if placed, e.�sewnei* . .. .a -at prc-,suut. ,I L � . ! , - �1' 1,� . I Following w keen coatrdverRy Ott the . Was referred to, In theSpeoch from -the Throne In 39L nuary, 1910, but subse.- ' . When. the Legislative Assembly re- assembles on January 94th It will be -_ shortly undertake thigood roads pro, . jects that 'have � prove4'oo �succssfuL ,"... .... � � .. 1, r L L , 1. . I I � I .. - . . - . I . � I I I . . . . '; Subject, Lparticularly as it related to - . . .0 quently .1t *a held that the question 'taken noticed that only one change, has r connty, ebunel -1gin. 1 last Year- de. .-*. I L.". . ., I . I . I . � .. � I � . the schools In theL F reach section of . was wholly ,Within the Jurisdiction of the Domin ton. authorities. - Place In the membership Since. -clined I to assume control of the main . "; I . K- . . 1. . I , Essex and Rent, the'Governmeni aP_ . � . . I . the prorogation in 1910,.. Mr. 1. P. roads, but It Is likely. that In a few 1 1 L., ,� . . . I , . pointed F. W. Mer4hant,1A.A., to'visit . . — . I . t, Downey, Who. Was the member for years at Moot thin county �rlll fall in . . I �' e�' L 'the English -French schools, public and . . L' I L I 'Was .South Wellington, appointed- line- Among the chief prospects for , I I . ... .. �'; . -separate, in 'those counties, and find- Superintendent Of the Orillia, Asylum,' 1910 is the county of Norfolk, which I . *ut It fhere was any depa'Aure from * and was succeeded by Mr J. RanSo* Is seriously considering the matter. — . . . I ;11.-X..,::, I !�, - , the* Public and Soparate Schools Act, . Howitt, a young lawyer of Guelph, *he It may be that a further announce- . I I `,_ ni ,-',�Z,.,::*:'!�,� �,,�,,�:�i�",.�*.iii�,�,','.ii��� . . 11 .or from any of the departmental regn. , was elected by acclamation,, . ine4t will be made by the Government THOMAS R. MAYBERRY, M,P..P. .;..,.".,�":i::,:.$!,:��i;�'�::]::!.:::. 1. lations And circulard, and It so, to I I I . . � - I . . � this session In regard to a*provlaclal South Oxford. 1. .. . I �� . I .":...,:!::�;i""":'%��,�o'.;i�..�;;,:L�-"�;�.",,' :- .. '��; I ;,�:�;'i:i: 1,.� I what extent. Part of his instfud , dons . L AGRICULTURAL s Cil 0 ETiES ,_ L system of highways. In* this 1connee .. . L - I — ' . .. , ­?.,,:f;iii��! ;. . , t � , read as follows; "A the so s hool law is; . ".,L,...'�, .. � '>'%A'.--,-.,�..- � . � I I In Ontario tion It has been pointed out that the 'Province I DOGS AND' NUZZLES. -:�:*�:��]���'�'.',�N i.`,�V L :;:�,.' ,��,:��...­ , :� Intended to Provide all PUDM With IL ,&�.�,�,;�m:t?, 1`2;111'M­� there are three hundred Av a v could Soon h e re enue I . " ,.. .., . .; . � I thorough training In English, it -Is I I and fifty-nine agricultural societies, from R'OtOIL v6hlclei3 Of $100,000 a Year, � . . . X.; ­,­ I ." desirab ottalT whether, . : �� distributed among the various counties whkoh . would pity the interest, on . . .. . I and if so to what e1tent� the means to . . � as follows: G lengarry, 3- Prescott, 2; . $2,500,000, Those who, favor such a In N ine Months Many Canines We ht , : 1. , . � . attain. thin end are AdeqUate or defec. . 11 - ,�. I �� Russel, 5; Stormont, 5;' Dubdasj I. P provincial systiam' have Ih mind the .. I to a Premature'Grave !�::.... ,..:,: L : I � 1�` . tive.". ­;; "I. ...;". ... ; 1,m I n - Carlato , 4; Grenville, 4;_ Lee ds 7 creation of an Ontario -highway cam. L I . I . . �;.�:,::: '. X::� _� P It to thought tbtt Mr. Merchant's �i , Lanark,.8; Renfrew, 4; 13*rontena;' d' * - mission, formed On the line Of the T, I . . w . ': . � . . .1. I ..:. . . I I report will not be ready before Pebru, I Lennox, .0; Addington, 2; Prince )iW. & X. 0. Railway e0L MiAlssloh. and the . . The canines, fancy and common, in, :;L. L I �111; Ary to Well advanced. In the mean. ward, 3; Hastings, 10, North'umber. ellcoUrAgementaf. the scientific. study western Ontario will'bark their great- .... � , I time, however� reports have been made Government ", ".. I '1' ',�­ ­ " land, ; oto Oro 8 P rb ugh, 8, Durham, 5; J Victoria, 8; Ontario, 7; Hull, 9, of highway, construction. . . Though Intimation -has ings in honor of the opening of the for oinco ,;,:::':!. ,11 I! to the sh6wiag that some ­ . SIM. no official Legislature, the session I , � -of the -Prench-English. gehools In the , tne, 11; Peel, 6; Dufforla, 3,1, Halton been given, It Is not Unlikely L that cloned have they not obtained their , eastern Part of the ProviRde have not I ); Wellington, 2,, Wentworth, 7, Lin.p' son�e legislation Will be GnAeted it freedom? It may be, however, that the ,.; �, I been complying to the letter with the .1 . con,' 6-, Welland, 6, Haldimand, 6; the coming -session of the Legislature 'looking period Of mourning is not -yet over, ..., I . ,School Act. . , L' I I L Brant, 3; Norfolk, 4; Waterloo, 6; 'Perth, toward the Ultimitte estAblish. for In the nine months when MUZZ108L L - . �A 4, , 1. Oxford, 0; 9; Middlesex, g; '009111, mout of a provincial system, and in held the dogs captive, I 0 104 dogs Were . . � . LICENSING DOCTORS , ,� ,� - ;�­;,� 6; Xont, 9; Essex, 9; Lambtorl, the meantime, of further encouraging . killed In the varlausL Police death, J. R. HOWITT, M.P.P, . . . . ," . It to ,reported. that ORO of the chief 11 7,. �, ,'�..-, , �',;",., , �L � '. .::: 1: i 10,, Aiiron, 12; B ruce, 16; Gray, 10; Haliburton, 8; Muskoka, 8 ' 'L Parry the remaining counties . to Assume the . rooponolbIlity of tb6 main roads and ohAmbOrO, In Toronto 41666 the Rum- Satith Wellington, who wait elqNcted to bor of �Deo-ole summoned to -court for JheL J,,6gIslatUr6 $11100 the )ftot � �� 0AU906 of Toronto University's pro. ' ' Posed bill 'Would enable the University CILL � 1. . E, M.P.P. Sound, 12; Nipisfaing, 9; Sudbury 2 - Algoma, 7', Manitoulin, 5; Thu�de; to bring them up to the Standard net the tountieg Already Sharing In the not having the noe6sssty hear gear for their.dogs was 1.663, The fine In oleo, tion, L as tuedessok to 'T. p. ])Owntyr, . �-Ll_ 'to license doctors, a power tbftt is now Council. North Perth . ,by 18ay, 2;, HAIRVI River 'L 1; And Xerkor&,.S. provincial grants. , most cagelk Wag $9 without costs. I . Who has been appointed - dent of OrlIllb, Asyluni. Superimen -IJI"Ited to the Medical I L 4 . I I I . . � I '' I . � . � I . . . . - . I 1) . . I . I � I . I 1. . 1� - ­ I . I � . . . . I - ___A-� I . I I' i J Ill I — � — . ., _ , _ - 11 . ill I . I I . I ­ i I I 11'1 I I � - - Wi -_ - - _0 . lim, ! I "Noli , . : I I 11' . t < . I .A — ­ b r I I Z . . I . I . a. I I r I - . , . I I forl. , I � � . DUG"S - . , N . . . . I - ­ .1 I I I ... I/ . I � � ASK FOR PERUNA CALHNDAR � . . . . I I . I . . . � 1 . : . . . . . . . . . . . I . . . I . - . . . . , . � � , . , . * 4 . . � . . . � . . � � . . . . . � . � . I . . 0 G, S 1. Wh I I . � . � . � . � . . I . I � . . . . . . . . I . —AT— - ". . I I � . I � . - I STAPLETON SALT - - ' ., .. - ' . I I . . . ... . � , . I I I . . I . . . .. . ..'. WORKS .'. I .. L . I I I 11 � . . I . � . . .. . ... . � . . . . I .. I . L I . . I . . . highest pr"s paid. - � .. I . I . 4 I . . I � . 11 . . I 11 . . . � . I Custom work Solicited'. I . I �. L . � r I . . � 1� I . I I . I . . . � . I . I . . . I . I . . � I . .. - . I . 4 J . . . I . . . . - , _ - _�. . . . ,- .. . . . . . ­ . . . . . . . I � . , . I . . . . . . . . . � �v . . I . � . . — YOUR .— . . , . � . I . . I . . . . . �.. . . . . ;. .. 1. . I . . ' I � . . . � I I .Aflowance for Clothe& 11. . . .. . . . . I . . I .1. I , Su posethab you allow yotlr� , : .1 . - . . I .self $900 a yeat fol� clothes -40w I . - . do you-'thihk you, could. got the . I � . � . most worth for your woney ? . . . . . . I I ... . Undoubtedly by, buying two . I I � I . I Suits here—by spencting the whole . . . .fifty on Just. two. Suits. . . . . . You would get far more service - . . . . . ­ 1 f&01n . these two suits -than you . . , I . . would from four 'at half the cost I . . I each.. . . I . I . I I I . . � � . . I This ian'ti just talk, mind you its So'. . . � . Many men. -have proven It . . So may - I . . .. . : . I you. :, . . . .. ­ . . . . . � . I . . . . .. Lob us talk-�. ib over, wi�h you some , � . . . . . day- �' I � . � . I . . I I . . .. . . . . . . I . . � �. . . 1. — . , . . - I,- . .. . �:.., . I . . . . I . . . I . . . . . . : � . . . Go W.. URGE -IND.. COO' . .. 1. I I . . I . . I I � . � I . I XHfiCHAIST TmLOUS, � I . . . I . . 1. . . . — � . I . . � . � . I . I .1 . � � . I . . . . . .. Your ., - . . . . I . I . , . � . Patronage. � . . . I . I -0 ," ollivtted - . " .1&%.J � . . - � ft-,*-� . . I HAVING PUItCHASPED � THR . I BLACKIMTHINO B'XE � MR. JAMES FLYNN, WE �WOULD . RESPtUTFULLY SOLICIT TIM I PATRONAGE OP TR -14 TOWN OP, CLINTON, AND VICINITY. , We .1 make a speCiafty of 5hoeing Lowe and Inter- �edftg fforsesand par- 1"teO satistaotion in that itte- "AmiWifim - ) � . . . . . . . . . . ....... ,­­­ � , - I , 11, . 1. 1. I.. I . 1, . .. ... - . . I . . � 1-1 I I . . I . I . . I . � � ; � ... � . . . . . .,.,., I � - I ,A , " � . . I � � I I I . I . . I .. . . 0,WW . . . I .. CAMIA0Z IWAXINO AND I 11 ., . 11 � ; . I I'll . I , 0 - ... �.� . ItZPAIP-ING OF ALI, XIM)9 . . I.. � 8. a, - - ieic.or P ease$ - , U - I PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO. I . I I - US A CALL. . � I I 11 GIVE . . * . . . I . . . a. . . a, I ' 1 I I w0*0"i" L 0. I I . . 1000MM022 . I 0 . - . 'i ,a it ISAV,M,04rols � t , our 11 lei d I 8 � . . . I . . . V I . . I . . I 1� � . . I . _�� _, ­ . I �11 11 - A& A...k_�___ - — � ­ __ . — — i � ____ A- __ ,'I Z_ how* .�_i____.J@ll1W0ft"­ I— .1, —