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. I I I . In the House of Commons -on Mon. the town of 011uton desire to expreas I', 11, I
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� OOY afterropov, %9040= Fisher
atinburiced that 0 C00111114
OurlistillfActiOnWith Your conduct iois,
X&YOr Of thig X1111101pa,lity during .tbo
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of U0,119A& would, not be taken 'until
three Years you have occupted tho
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position, and .out earnest wish that
you will re-conalder your regolution
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not to appear again as A candidate for
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Mr. Tomas F. Patter. of the Upper
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Canada Tract Society will give a
the office. We'also promise you our
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hearty support and Influence In the '
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dreasla the school room of St. PAul'a
ichiilreU, this eVepirig.
event at your nomination, S' 4 b
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'101ratepayers. 'Y'lelding totre JOK:
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To Oar Correstpondents
expressed In the above Petition I obw
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withdraw my retirement from Murij.
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Yott-will notice on page 10:tbat v e
are going to print next week's issue.
ClPal IIf4?,FAnd 11,111tioun" ce myself a can4lv
date for Mayor f9r 1010, as I -ivitl not
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on Wednesday. Nindly seethat your
be able to make 4 personal carovaso,'T
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budget of news reaches us not later
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than Wednesday Morning.-S,ditor.
mosk respectsully ask all who, are in
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sympathy with the petition awl satis,
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L in - Tiiu, NEW 1�11A
� T e W. Q.- T. U., wilt meet on 'Fri-
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fied with iny conduct during my three,
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Years Of office, . to I show it by roar in
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day Afternoon ot this week at 8 o'cloe k
at. the Y.,M, 0. A, rooms. A large
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, le. if elected I shafi
E my duty to tile best of my ablljt;l�
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'Yours.
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1, Respectfully
L. success, . .
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Time iOxtended '
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IA. WILTSkIl
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To The Electors
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To give all the bovs and- girls a
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ch4rice to, " cqm�ete for the -prizes
Havingbeen aDlicited bi a large
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offered by the W. C. T4 U,. the time
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number of our ratep ere I have de,
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mkoe for lte�vger for
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of next week "Why should Clinton
1010 and if 11109t I respectfully solicit,
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Local Option" is the subject.
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Our vote and influence and if elected
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town a interests.
I HirriS—nOZ, loii reas-0--ot'lafeel-proud
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n q the prnceeds of the
W,eslo�y Cloure Bazaar, we stateit that
Sincerely Yours,
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The'follo*ing'ls the report sent to
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BOYS WANTED -&i tboo CLINTON, 9NIT.
TING F.&OTORY. steady employme4i.
DtIod. ADVIlls and Poullirr walroW.
Higbeet Price Paid. 0A.NTJ111r4OXBRoS,. c1lawn.
DR. (WONS,LQU400, Silirgeon, Ocu.
list, Specialist, Will be at W. St it,
HQImP$! ]Drug store, gri ToeRday,
Dec.' 219t. Glasses pkor � rly fitted '
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degifueou, catarrh. and fai Ing eyesighi'
treated. All day. �
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An Vip-T9-Date Voinniercial De-
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partment . ,
Three new up-to-date No 5, Under.
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�vood 11 pewriters, have. been Placed,
In tile &
ulint,u(: ornmercial Dep!trtment of the
00110giate Institute. 'The
Collegiate Board is botin
lead And keep improvir.f �
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Danger Ill Displays
The (lanadlan Fire Volderwritexa'
Association have senk,oul; their usual.
warning to merchants, churches, own-
evi of pub.116 balls, and other people
Who go extensively into Christmas de�
corations of windows, ete,, -pointiner
Ou t the danger of fire where wires Lana
lightti are used. The circular points
out tbat"'aidy chua6 material to the
risk. but within the control or know.
ledge of tbeassured, shall void the
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I " . .4— 'J' V . OWMA4414944 11. shouldbaveread $SO. It was purely "'" 414V JNICCLOrS Of V11111ton . . . 41 it.. Ou part affected. thereby,
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I , . , � spector : Dr. Bruce Smith reported an error in proof reading, So we ask H I , I . . I unless the change is proTply, notified
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I rity aving represented you 'at tile MASTER DOUGLAS STAX1311"Ry ill writil , ecomp%nyojr its local
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i . * house of refuge. "There is no better to lie forgiven this time, Council Board for a number of years . . . . ,
: . I I . I Reeve Gibbings. The big Entertainment the -first Agent.
conducted.h6use in On'tarlo, than this, having declared his , I I I . .
, I night of New Year will likely te long
: , . and it is mostr satisfactory to note Royal Te ' mplars � Intentions of retiring. As the senior relatered by the next generation of To t1te Sliblilier .
1: .the great improvement that has been, Thl� veg�lar� meeting of Loyalty member of tile 00,111161 I respectf ally *170118 from tile fact that OM, 50 Of Shop early. . . I
.. made in the management here. Every Council Royal Templers of town was solicit Your vote for the Useveship, as the future. citizens of Clinton gave one Don't be snappish. L I
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11 part of the house and premisesp were held last Tu6pd4y evening at the home tilts is the orily reward. a .Counpillor of"Che in L' � .
. Ost unique noad funniestEriter- Know your needs, .
found neat Lind clean and the � - dr. Walter Downs. A. Ithough the may look for his services. -1 will deem , �
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AnInates of r . it aL great favor if you n
. are evidently kindly cared'for. The weatber wAq unfavorable there was a , ,111 gi It tinments of the kind -ever given. in Othersbave troubles, too. .
ibg oil ' Three candidates : Your hearty support. . I Appve n'O town Th�'flrst part consists of areg. A roomy likndbag is a necessity,
I Walls and ceil' the second floor good &ttendance. ed to, the very inuch,the an ular juvenile Miristreal show with 4 It is always best to have a list, �
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1. require painting and this needed luj.�� were initiated and,one rais . pportyou have i
� provement should receive early atted. select I degree,, A good programme,, me in the past Andt assure - glvell onorus of 50 voices in funny songs, 8111alt Parcels Should invariablyLbe
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tion. The paint -ng done d urivg the' c6rosistiuk of musical selections, read., ed, I will rprode jokes.and monologues
1. I . I . d nd wits , Wishing yo Ltryou n3y bAst senvices. live more than busy getting,6very. One �aust not reserit. sharing a sales.
past year has been very satief,tutoryi" ings. eto. was then render*e a it. he complirvients 61 the thing in shape for the big show, The W6man's attvritions, . �
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. . ui�uch enjoyed by those present. , season,. . . . . . ' I I
I -- . �— �` - * , I I I I . Vours triii MOHng.V1b1Ures,MAsterJ)ougIu Stan, - Only a person who decides quickly
. . . *Y bury, the bay I I i being ion. I
� . .1111olise efs�,fllge .. I . I . I J 'ORDL singer w.io is may expect exclusive attant I
. ..., � . . , I At Tile . . . I I . . . .4$. ][, talked. about so. much in Canada and, Delaying .delivery men Is unpardon-
, I this week. ' I . . q—, - . the8tates, Uisq nance,:1111is Cltff.
� I . Two npw. inmates arrived t . I . I ahle
Zoigler MoXilloP . tiged 80 - I I . I when their duties are so heay.yo
_ TOWN. CQ.FNCII, I � . entertainers, and Stewart Jacks' f 'One little aulloyance or delay, is
� W. T. ONEIL I y"er,:i',",,'- - nm�hrey (Ininion, Tnoker. ... - L . . . . TOionto will make it it show thon 0 .
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- 'mitil aged 80, recently' cf the Detroit . . L ' One will find fault with, Buy your is another mattev and often a very
fame ;e hav I
. . . Ing $601LAinched by a young Mayor mllltse�' Reeve, Gibbings, ticket,; from th,4 boys and en"IA,age tragic a � . . .
I w9inan on the street. I I Councillo-s Voopev, Taylor, aol-oway, their organiz%tiou. � . I . nem . I �
� � . . I I 1. I -Jackson, Fovd,'-pre4ent.' : . I 'ew'Yihr's F, i -:
. Christm as I . . I . A Cliristnins Present C110011HIS and N - e
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I I I . IMPI, . =11210SM11111 ataterlient froty. Dec. 15th, 1908, t;f - . Siend the Nu.w.Elt.k to . your fri � . curMons , � �, .
I I . I Ist of January, 1009, And then the V in� at . 04"s The Grand Trunk- .
I I , ancial statement for wis year wasiead -a distanea for& year tie g�,Chvistmllli , Railway System
e oils for Xmas . .. WIshes*tO annouric6that return tie'kets
I I Specials Slogg ,ti . .. . . . I ,Moved.by Reliive�Glbbirlge, sccoiided pr9sen.t.'. INd reme'rabihnee will be willi belssued between aff -stations in -
L. I . . 1. by Cann. Ford L, that report be m3eived noore a veciated.- 'it will. 'be with , (),A,lada, also to. Dot . volt and Port Hur.
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11, . . .1 Presents, and the usual number of coples, be L them aIftPhroug`b-tbe,y"l.' L � �
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.� . L Ally 01 these four tior i - . � . pri n ted.* " Carried. - . . . .. � 011ie . . . .. . . I skisoension 'Bridge N. -Y., at the fol-
�i,; -� I , , , . , Moved by.Coun, Jackson, seconded A Letter 'troin, It ' . I lowing,rates g . ood going
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IL 4 Dec, 31th and 25t.h, 190%, returning on
I 'What would. be -a ' I to th -'Taxes fox, fit, - bubscri�tiqn to the Ne w* Dec.�2'71h,- ifft, aiso 'good *goivg Dec.
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2,5 cent � . �. MOSt . .O.Oollectoro', rp� g his
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,�: � 4 lbs. Naw 5elected Raisins . acceptable - giftS' for. - Your paper, it bein'g to him:, like a., letter. on or before Jan. 3rd, 19.10;*At bire and
11 "I . . Colin. Taylor,. that the�,Clel-],� and Ft- train home; I . . . I .
!, 1 4 pks. Seeded"Rasins . . . I. . . . . . I . , , , . . . . 1, one-third, good going oil I)ec, 21st it'
".� . 5 lbsi old Raisins . . . , . . . r of nance Committee be authorized, to W-0 W � �.. .. ..... . 25th 1ip0,luq!vP. or from Dee, -94th, 19 0
2 . 3 the. new cleaned Ckirran ts . ffiends J11,an a nice pat. , revise the sebedule'of rebittes on farm At,tbe reaular. Ineeting. of' CI . int6n to January let, 1010, 01),
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. . . I . .. lands and the treasurer be eu;p9wered Camp. No'70 %,� 0 W.'beld .Dec., 13th. 'atePtllan Jhii- 5tb, 1010 - Secu ge ick.
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I 11 Dates... - So , . . 9 , I Reeve GibbingF, .'that we accep't the I I . � .
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. ing.or one 0 . . Ltdd; B. boy. Robl'�t Sweet; Clerk and . . . .
L . I , 11 I . biter of t;be*l3ell Teleph6neCo, to give .17rgeas., Sov., T Cattle; 14,1st., Sov., A Got Th ,- Feeder Frot,6� . - . - �,' . '
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;.� —... , . 1. . , tJhe town four free .telephones in re Mc0,rearv;'%V.SOV. Will T. Judd; 8, Oster Wade, It . quidator iif t'he,clid-
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11 Phonogr S. �- ... 'jurn for the privilege of thd use of Sov., T A Watt_ Board of Blanalk.ersl ton Threq
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I.. � . LVAURIES -Oranges,- Lem- . . .. .. . . . .1. .1 streets for poles for the comiligywir ;Save.. j 8 Rvans,N Ball,J Ftiir. ' After from John Deronle.farmer, of McKillop
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' I � 1. approved of li�. tile Blayo� d Solt * ' �Iro electiorops Sov, J B*Hoovei, Chair- Tonnship, tbrouqh the modiuln of
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,,, i . then* duty installed the , Officers in zer in� dispute is a feeder, which Wade
I . . . while the ,stork is complete..' 1 , OMoved by Coixn Cooper sesonded by there different offices. L'
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lk, ' I �. — L. .. . Coun Taylor, that lo,Yii, bate �of .$1.25 -be * . ... . . * .
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I THE RUB GROCER. I I . . ... . .. . made on taxes to Mr. D, Oantelon f0 I , I I .. . . the.ClintdnL company 'last fall. The
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V�l . . . 1 JL I' � . I defence brought. forward was that
w . . Phone 48 . 0 W11ChC11L &L lot, purchased for staddpipe. , . On Tuesday evening of his week.tbe Dennis had purchased the feeder frohl
1: I . , . . I . . � Moyed by Coun. Holloway seconded newly elected office' ' .
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L . � . � L .. I: V Coun Ford�that tinie be extended to .0rangeLodge were instaiJed by Pos6 said tb&tL lie.
11 — I ----. - . - .... -- , . .. pi ab�l 1 was 'testing the machine
, L M �41d(� 0, for the c6flection ol taves. .]District Master W G Smy6b, , Follow� for Nowbray, and-forthis was to':ve.
I - . I .. . - . . .� . .. I .L . . . 1. .. by. Reeve Gifibin ge s L econded 1 . rig are L the officer#.- W Al - John ' ive.the model at 'tbe construction
I R L : 0 . by, Coun Cooper, that. the Clerk be Hartley, D At., R - Clu I v- 'price, 15to. - However,* the fire 'which
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JAL empowered totake hafayiee reQuirea. W Dunbar; Rec.�Sec., . P Cant6lon; destroyed tb.o Clinton Thr(sher Com -
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- What They Have to say About We * Bar -room and Its. in06 money . . . . � ..., . . . ban; D of 0,F Qntrle,; Lect., F .Hay-. waq given a, new . feeder!. * This be did
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I ,ged,the Board 12,D 8 eep, Inside Tyler, B Sage; 6110 tel?Tm) 9 of the o0ginal. agrcement�.`.
q � . Relation to IndustrY—A dreat. -M eietifig "ears . � were present -and addre. I . "' ' e0tOuL . aid, for, under
... .. . : � I . '' .! , . . , I . u �Z the Watlerworks. I , � 4 61deT ter, I W �J` Cantelori. The. Judge thoiightthe'-stuale. ,11
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", L Souud Counsel - L. . . I that the Wat6rwork 2 'y month . I , .
I . I I—— ;., . . ..". . . � . .9 Comr�ittee be , eve , . . I .: : �� . .said. L. The ctio ' - disin seed 'With
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'.1 � day, Nov. 14th, 1900, when representa- What doesit -mean to lipense 'a ,pipe &Ud.p6Wer L 1) 2 S o� lard.. aboig, ..
4,d house, *':Carried. Mass Meeting to be held 'in the, To . 'Tuesday rborning'bt this week
4 tive men in the. Atherican Federation : saloon .11 Practically to fine it. The - Moved by'Reeve Gibbings seconded Hall on R ridai evening, Decem bdr, 717n,- Thonuis Handsley,who hilia been work.'
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, - of Labor occupied the platform and -community d6clareg - the saloon is. an by 1poun Ford that we do now adjourn when addresses'*iiI be given by Mr. Ing for Thomas Mason, Hullett came
�... dealt -some sledge -hammer blows to I 4v , i , tin the country." . ; � .1 * . � . . : 0. A.'Vlemirig of Owen, Sound, and to 1own a
L'': . the liquor traffic and the drinking cus. # When Soct6ty declares Re a whrile. . . �—. - .. I. -. . H. _V urchaied it suit of clothes
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.. 11 . ' .. . E. Irwin, K. C., Tor6nto. Mr. Fleming Lot Tozer 't 1, own's and paid for :it
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�..� , toms of society. ' The sympathetic that the saloon .is a blot. *then ,be, Richaleau Feliry I tary 3rd and 4ih r
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'. I . audiences vigorously - . L L . 1. . . . . �. . ... L ,. . is-editop of the Owen Sound Suo.Prin- with a check,' Mr. %Tozer soon dis-
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, k I saloon will go. . . N cipal of thellorthern Business College, - covered that the buyer had no funds
!�,e candid and forceful Address of every I ' hed -will come hen praotiiiklly� .L We Are pleased to.*be "atole 0'�an- land ffitebisted in several manufactul?. in the bank and. had chief W � hea I tley
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)� �',: speaker. Here are some samples of ever bl�r leader wiw . . nee the'date . upon which will be Inginstitutions, Mv.Irwihjsapr.Om* .
r'' stain Y r V . .. iq ser ,an at thp.station
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k:L the declavations that evoked the great- I e hy,7just 4 little time ago$ e i tied Ito the people of Clinton. . inent-lawkeiand lives in the: Local As he WA,j gbot I .
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il eat enthusiasm ; I L Across theline�, the bar -tenders in-ogn0i 91111vefs His�orical Drama of - I I . I
. : . I "Richa- Option of Weston,so that the electo .) It to board the noon
L I town organizod a total abstinence leah.' Mr Howard has been working. Wilt fS - trains--Hei-wastrilio. in the evening-
'.�, be given an opporunity of hear� Land wai sentenced to two 'months 'at
..��i John B. Lennon, Treasurer A F L. society. . Why . shouldn't the labor faithfully and weall lookforward with ingofthe splendid success lin-flodse hird. labor, for false pretences and one
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"I "The present aspects of this great' e me il -. . . 4naL .
.?L , leadersdo �h sa I great expectations to hearing this his plades, its egelit on the .commun- 'month at hard labor . for car ying,con-.
� questioii show that the Anglo-Saxon I I I tivould . not have, you conclude latest effort with amatudrs-tdolue be- . . r
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. . ,� . race is g to settle the question and I -eve . . -' fore ,us it work of this.'kind. ,Ric ,a- ity, Come and hear him. I . , cealed weapons, both sentences to
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'1� settle it Oin t. . leaAe Who drink. Tbere�are, some lean' will -lie presented under the, Collegiate Bad a Big 1111on,s concurrently. The prisloner was
1. L 091 . [of the first -in the ranks. Yet-itseems Auspices. of the Citizens B�fid fl - I Lr� . taken to Qxoderich on the IL20 train.,
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.., "The purpose of the trade union is to we tights February3rd and 4th. .� D6 not L Last Thursdayevenlng�tbe 0. fli 1.0 Deikth of Harvidy Glijull
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� , to raise the standard of living. What man 0 is the total Abstainer is th e forget. the dates, � I'- I . . had a oacked-bouse for their Com--
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Is there a man I . � �The citizens were indeed abLocked to
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. ,fluence from the laloon except to I Jolita 111iteliell.'. Vice Pro& A FL Craig, of Torontn' who delighted, the .hawof Dr,Gunn,town
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. manly and wop,p�ro, less womanly ?" hient frequ�fitly made that. if we close O.Rorke and Dr Evans all these!geutlt Ceaser". As well as other selections. nue. Harvey -as he was - known to the
I "The trade u6ion movement stands 4OWn the liquor'. business it will .re- men ille eligiblef6t, rii-electiovi. - . The orchestra played excellent- music v I . L
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� tanitieg in life as men, and for better Rather thd contrary. Jf a biewery I . . . .1 .. . .1. hoop drill.by the Collegiate girl' 8 pare"to lived 4t Alisa Orgig, but when
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� , I f ft4l10%'%VrA04b1*%A11v0%�%" SOW ficates and diploinsis xere presented-, home.. =s a'broth4r to Dr. John
� dare to say the saloon has not"driven its place comes -a store. It is simply olvchuirch C bimes " ,-a the lucky ones. Those who had the Gunn, who'was associated with Or.
� women to the factories and mills and A 0 40. work. to db in preparing -for the enter-
mr.a.ee: well known to !union men# � Gqrin here, The hitierat took place �
rocess As ,follows the intro'- . I ' **-1%e%0%1%o"44%A1Jv* tainment are to be L last interment b i
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: wash -tubs- in numbers impossible to e ,in , congratulated up-
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i be calculated ? " L duction ormachi&ryt It is a re I .
� -ad- .. I WESLHY . . I . . . 1. I made 9.1 Mount Pleasant cemetery.
.: "The labor union stands for the justmenti a -canged condition of so- ' Th�.Pastors subjects for ri�kt Sun Men WOUlen. Anq ZVeftts L .. Dr. Guinn of -town attended'ithe fun.
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�. development, morallyp intedectually, by which we stand" In the evening, ' . ending Railivay.Act
and socially. Can there be found A - lace V) Palie," Allare:welcome.- , under th . . E X Lewis - introduced a * bill to
� dioilee and say intern p6ranee was not ,,V o(last week *0 4opy the followintf
man who will attempt the -cAuse M gieat'wrong. - I say there .
� . . . I . e abnve heading which refers aingind the Rallway Act,. roviding,
to -say - tile is more misery, suffering and al Its a . I . BA, PT (ST. .. - I to a sister of Dt- Gandlert who is with among other things, that alF
!. saloon and li(k4or business tends to . Gunn of CII&dn Althdvgh Mrs doing business must after .1 r'Altway
�. result of the unwise use* of liquor t an Dr
v� build up the children P The wiskey .
from any one thing inkh have - one. Services a's usual next Sunday. The Falconer As the wife of the Prosid uly I.S.b.
F� in the family drives many little boys 'ects' I ` cut , 1010, report to the goverri'ment'the
11 Almost every disturbatice in the ranks paefOr will preach Subl morning of , the lloniversiO of Tor nto, has
I and girls into industry when they f L ' ,,Delight an doing God,S Will., even oneof thoe busiest namesofalternployps whohavedur. .
m7ed labor. can be traced brick - I beeu Lintroduced to .
�, cught to be on the playground. As o orqa Ing, "Th . . , -tlle
. to some connection with the saloon." ese sayings!of mine. of lives, since her artival in Tordrotot ing the course .of year. worked
qnetrAde unionist I am unquestion. I I :1 . . I . .sorne two yeare ago, she has found nioore tbarl 12'boura consecutively or
ably against any such business." ' ' Toni P LC'WVIS President Vnited . ONTARIO STREET � I tipie also to take a part in %aine of the for more than 14 hours ally one week.
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� , Ine. Worlters Mr Lewl id. that the Object was to
I '. The League Service Aland prevent the species Of acciaents which
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, . the liquor business tends to depress Our union has recognized the evil i rig was Wei I itittended. A paper oil Clio arei due to long hours of work, Another
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"- � the standard at living of any country of the use or abuse of intoxicants. It last of "P1lgv1'mW' Progress %as read Canadian Club, of wbich represents, object is to provide for the appoint.
. a!? people." . is well under stood, In our constitu. by Miss Jennie Trick and L a quartette tive, organization she became Peesi. Mont of a goverrimeh t official wh ose.
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1. to it ve. . %ityisn thp-League. duty' it Will be to bring to the attent.
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member to sell intoxicants, even at a V C resident of the University
I I duction in waaes and never to an in. pichI& A8( K -labor man - and L I The I oramittee has charge Women's Christia Assoclat. ion of the railway (ioninilesionera the
, crease." . Maly I t ig"'an of filixt week's meeting and all who 41 complaints of people Who Are not abi,e
,,I don't know a solitary pripciple it le ake issue With those who 8ay fall to attend will miss a treat.s The. ndk as President Of t"he L��dles to enga,ge counsel.
for which the labor movement ftands impossible to eliminate tile saloon L un . Js affiliation with this, has been . .
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I and the liquor evil from out, nudst. L It J iots'ate furnishing mo�t of the ,I terested in the plan of inspec. . .
I but the saloon is on the other side of can be done byagitation, organization "vogram in the form of & "Calendar t Lof ardlog houses for thewomen . --00— . .
; the question." . . 'arnlval," something quite out of the a 11 ents hich has been carried out I . I . I
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;.4 I I . . ordinary. Come all, and bring your thisyekit'for the first timetlaWhile I . Local -Option
� Keexi A,way Froin The friends And enjoy a pleasant everling . I — .
" Rev. Chas Stehle, Supt of Labor I Saloon. 'i be ex. atilt i AlifAx Alra Falconer was a I
I , .' (Catholic Record) Rev TL. Wesfey Cosens on� . - L ) , Of tho General Executive of 7,r),q,t1r, 9(lijoi, o11y1eyj,u
I ,ofAinerlennPresbyterian Chureli LpecteA to preach At both "Vicew . he L, ) ung L Women's Christian Aaboo. L I Er f I
I Tho working main seos Tiow that T, 1) , h -a "the Y Da v Sir: . I
"There is no such thing as personal A% powderly was not fit eb of the - � .
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next Sunday, The au V9 1 And also of the General Board . .. ..
I i morning sevonon will W6 "The Golden e Women's Missionary Society We are asked to vote on January -
liberty in America A man cannot ; be said that liquor traffic was r0spon. ,lsot of mautift",
even spend mon,-V as lie pleasps. The 14,able for ulne-tentlis of the,inisory - Thd theme froin the 0 , Prei;byterian Church, interestep ged, loll) on whf%t-,Is called "Local
Jaw exists that he njust Support 1AS I among tho wo&ing elas-ses, aoid Mi ,. evening discourse will be "Lessons I i she still retains. In earlier and 0 tion." Bellavin many areignoraut S
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family. send his children to sollool I abolition of that to e' Wom the life of PetAr.11 a g lb -lit i9include, under tbattitle, I 4
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and kopp. his homu olonn before lie, gret6te8t I)lp,gsing ,(vhie.II 0(jilld (,I)n," to The meeting of fhe 'W', N1, S., beld likin L for outdoor, -soortg, but now. in would ask somebody who knows
spends anArBmney in the .saloon." I thein. And the'Arehilishopx1f Mom. at the mrsonag"P on ruesdily aftl1r. fac (If the pvoQS;ug social dutips In. and T presume there must lie
I volts 11 ittitended, A spleiMM pro- Pill t. to lisp poaition, slit- Amighively beNOTne4viongICA numerous warm
. 'IT cannot, understand why Any trade 1 trPAl V'Xhortii ,Vvorldrgolell toexert gram was given. . ,
� unionist should ob,l*ert to the Loerfi, thnit, ilifflienee ovet- ti,eirfellow-waTic. I . (Its laims awy other I hol, blp,i" be� ides, gif ortem who do know, to tell us
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Option movement ' Local option Wtnei. Ket,p nwily from thp sidnon - . 4,4� ., � �Lh(s of her borne And fillnily. IJ(,f0t(! in vini xt week it),
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but, a prig.016A appliention of the prin. -*heve I h �y vniti thil Ilevillatriakp Mrs Falpoinev was miss vo.u�ltjlf�4t �
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eiples of the referpridum, whioli repro- i large suins ef Ilion"%- which they could Tilli, eley ks in tile Aores would ra,8 Soliliio Gaiidler, of 'Vort ("olliongo, "'O , I ,st We InaY cast tin in.
, . 8ented one of the demontatie prin. I dpvotP t,) 11130011 II(Alel' P11111)(IFieq And herb,we You do Jour shotiping early. Foritinp county, Quebec, and Is a, isIs. tellf9dInt -vote,
, ,til lesr for which I,tbor tontends. Witt in - thev only foarn, lit eontraet -the m6st They are a hard4orked ,clAss t1tid Let, of Rov. I)v (Jandler, tile ne%V 11rill . Yonrs Trolv,
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rustic who -slipped from a six barred
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salar,v is the VIRMTKAL Br8l1.%'.E*,,t
gato and broke his ue& lod or an
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Is wailed free on retiLiesb. Iflotiarein- �
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.,good situation, write us without dela.y. �
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