The Signal, 1908-10-1, Page 22 TilletiNat October 1, UOS
THC SIGNAL : GODERICB. ONTARIO
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E. N. LEWIS AND THE AUTONOMY BILL.
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ThI.1s the ;llutr 01 accounting for
UUUI;RIt 1. ONTAItIQ,I the politicians, and the mord of I':,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAYN. Lewis, the lair member for Nest
sr r' .
LVA\AT7'h:K & KoHKRTAOS Hutson, Intlat he taken in review WI.
Telephone all No. i. fore the elector cast their ballots on
the 21h of October, •Oueoutstanding
Terms of Subscription : point in that record is MI'. Lewis
1.1.110 pit' 40+0114 10 a araa..,,i -- ill [.. -4 tIr'-1111r-.-_=
Ala e.eto h.,.+e ,. three sleuth.. fab. - .-- .. _.. a+
To United :+rata+ sulreribrn,'Lae, a year newts tug Ll* 1'ew'111e►a-atf Maaloitc
I.trlrtly in ad, aiiret
b
lout and Alberta, / t * lv t nut
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A s d r known 1 as
. uM•rib.•a•. w popularly p
hu hill to r...•itr Tutt x11 v
u AI
regular!) b) mail will roofer a furor by M'• "111P wUG 1/111." '
qualntinr u- of the fact at a. early a dot. as . '
rWihbilr. As e•rryt*aly knows,. Mr. Lewis (k-
Nfruaenew dfreasshol.dh bothlha
Sid and the new Wdrow .haeil be ghee, w rtetl his pert 1BpdPr and voted with
l'rovincial rights•witjt the rights titthe
Irity hull of thrum priucipler
which have been honored. in tI.iniela.
It wus•It dehatalole question which
should yield fest place to the other.
The Uuverntuent took the aground
that,the tights of the luiuurlty shuts.(
and in tldrs shore -tate
till. woe mowed.. T he l tel a
(ul►i tis
eft
we all know, was fiercely arsuilrrl,
and
the tiuvrenutent and l*ejdwrs tit
the literal party were forced to de-
fend it before- .-- Ham Mr.
Lewis assisted in the serener ? Har
Mr. Lewis rtited why be believed the'
Allwrtislnr RiNrl:
lweal and other dmiler rdiert, euteni., lee
gothic for nisi insertion and 1r tar line for
each .ub.equent Insertion. Measured by 'a
nonpareil .rale. twelve line. 10 .u, inch.
'Huniney.ard.ofsix line. rat under. $.i two
year.
Advertisements of Lust, I•'ound. Strayed, Sit-
uation. Vacant, Situation. %'anted• Flou.ws for
Sale or to ltuut,..4:.uaus for sole or rat Wait.
Articles for Scale, or.. not exceeding eight
lime. tar each lusertion :$1 for nest month• eyes
toe each .ulmisig ant aunt h. Larger advert i.e-
Menlo In proportion.
Annoiin.o,nenlo i, 0r41 yreading typetes
dents per line. NO not ire Ise.• than ','.i•.
Any *portal notice. the olneet of which hi tile
pecuniary beeves of :any tndtcltlnrt�ur aie:or•t
atlon. to b•• con.lder d an advrrti.eutent at it
to be accordingly.1 rordingly.
rnntrsrt
Nets win be elven en application.
Address all e.wmuniratlesi. 1u •
the Government it this turnout*. As
a journal ruNlwrting the Government.
The Signal might, be exp•t•teil to able
Maud Mt•. Lewis' course iu this Ina(-
ter. The Signal doer no ouch thing.
does The Signal ds nut quarrel with Mr.
Lewin vote for the autonomy bill, but
to vtew 1-K tits eiTnduct with referent:at'
to this we*ellt•e from Let/inning to end
it dews question his right to the sup-
port of single elector in this tiding. cures for the course he bad taken.
Tubers are ou rttgttii-raiwes an which the xetiotris nothing leer than it groat
peen of independent judgment have Moult to the Pathetic elector* of the
acrd th._..{wptt.la• wijl., w• racrl._ t'idinlg whi it voter he counted 1111011
needtheir ttotiGcxl Intut*; My stasis• putting Into hue 'Jag by u piece of
ing out for a principle.' But in 'not a transparent trickery:
tingle inaituuce did our of there heroes Mr. Lewis failed, too, to remember'VANArTF.It t ROSF.ltTlit/N,too,bis rrntest
his mut•
TAB elogar, fur principleas rake leave the defence nd-perhitpe M R
'lta.erieri.Innt, take -that there are voters 'in this
of the t�rinciple air where while he
ridth tato, ITiou 6T ti -e tufty
ODUlidtlt'1i. TS l ItILAY. Vt'T. I. 11Mtl turns -r otoniT the corner to "intake up"g R y ua no e ,,
with Its ensnare. E. N. Lewis was
(lover nu►rnt was right *lis the Con.
servativs party wrong in this. issue ?
%Vbrn the t'oneervativs papers of this
county denounced the measure, did
he reply. statlug wliy the bill 'Mould
pass ? Not a hit of it. He cast his
vole for that bill and then hied himself
quietly to its opponents to snake ex -
SIR WILFRID AND THE MANUFA(;'
TURERS.
"In tba• position which 1 occupy I
have to represent not only the mann-
tacturer, but the cousutuer."
These are the words used by°Sir.
Wilfrid Looter in44.fdresKing the
Canadtan Mannf e[ttr? 6 u
a s'ociati n
A
at Montreal it is a drrlar*tiot -that
other classes thsn •the u,utoufa•turets
have rights ,wbi'h will Ins •respected•
by the present Guvernnn't,t. As
opposed to the Conservative policy of
"adequate- protection, which, if it
means anything, means that the 1. an
ufaetnrers shall dictate to what
tent their own Iuraluedi are HI Ise pn
tested at the exfwnsr of the . t,,t uu-
.elft. Sir Wilfrid- t otirj.c'e
should have the rultlso't of every tu.ut
ho desires fait• play. - •
he Premier virtually told the unut•
of wrong that it was their husinr.r ��
toed it ult-to•date :net hist, in hoses- his 1•11.11 't s of sating his own hide.
faeturi- their gtwals alit plas•It4t'The s1h•r of lbsauttnomy hillowed
nothing t. \lair euplittr•t. It would
have been r •riw11 b1•' * I \ ge majority
Ito matter wit 'II 'Way voted.
He Iles made iu *tt opt frau, 'went-
niug 1oend h, j shit Ilia .'muse by
any public stalest out of the reawina strays to beide two horses in uppowiLe.
are not tt, expect ether favors at the which pt•ttuptt' d - 11',' putt _ht.. directions.
expense nt'ttrr triTreit on people, but ;n t('ath"11' f"11"1'in
_Localise -he total Lir the xw.,-
time of stress must e their kneeks ti'tn.uf ,sequoia to d in' trail atl£on nom} bill, but became. 6r has treated
• as other people du. whish ea tit la• j.rti *tow lei a gnat gnewti•.n of state only with le-
bn this twine We are %X I the Gov- in which he has no ng t to plseie gum to his ,own interests as a politi-
ernment trims first to last. f theca. al.adventurer. we inibmit that E. N.
fist sut.ouwuy h;ll r*n Ie allied• win has forfeited :all claim lotion
%Vhile there air konest differs esti ofthi`it riding whiehl hr ha•i misname -
...pinion with regard to the tits torr, waited and is not deserving .if a single
HMre is *teem' dye! to be said Isrt • for Vote qty its intelligent and co
ami against it, There way a contlic't tf orientin
strongly one way or the other upon
lirlIZTra print 'pie. n. obi r.n. tit ole. ..rr ae..ae ttttexnt
hill 1, yet have nothing but contempt
for the political. trimmer and log-
rullrr. \\•fuse interests are 'safe in
the hands of *itch i man ? 1f ,he
playa his gauze on Sou today, he may
play it •un m,' tuitions -w. T1.r-els
tors haver a right to know where their
tepteaPr.tat iVP_*ta"'t. .Nest flu;alt
is disgraced 1.y a masa who 'makes
great public issuer the stake in his
-QWIIjrttYgarneofss'lf'neking. - The -
electors of West Huron aro grossly
misrepresented by .:► tu:ut who views
a great constitutional issue duly in the
light .of his chances of vote -getting,
Anything but a runsciencelels. vies .d
hos position as the repeenentat i of
this tiding would have ilictatetl t 1r.
!:Owls that he•shuuld take our *it
the other on this. question an
by'il._ Ilk -doing so he would h*vt•_l'e-
taineil the regarel of hisa•oustitlepts
ase *'roan --with the cotarage of his eon -
'actions. Y
ata ns. Th course he has taken
shows that in has neither convictions
our ronrag.' , lc displays only the
art of the political trickster, the lug-
rullit►g•- tactics of a coward and a
tr- end . shows 1 ' deserving
only, of the fate of the elan who
N. !.earls is no hero. E. N. ia'wir was
not staking his future for anybody's
rights, E. N. Lewis was gambling for
votes. Ili. support of theeautonorny
bill was all open hid for "the Catholic
vote,' 1 be trtostwu to. keep himself
solid with "the .change vote" by
licit is hod aao-.Pwsl)Ir Ott cw
Moving. Ile sized up the Graugrnten
as Tories first and Oraugeown after-
---atitttttn g nj ►-that
party loyalty, by representing to
thein that the interests of "the party"
,n \Vest Hilrtii demanded that he
should vole i. hit -did, he hopes) to torr•
sonde thelia to condone his art' and
to win them tack to his s itgiort be-
im* *nuchal'. election. Har he sum,
ended? 111• thinke he has. And if he
IC
Carets a salt it.
t•. Lewis i:ut *r llutwhulr total-
s been ohur,u'Irr•ixrd by an mt•
di.raygsn4 of anything but
them ton
have tenth
survive thee 1» their own exertion..
' The wo•kii'1g • en have taodr•peud u1sn,
• their own etT. . to make ends mart.
The manufasett" , already protected.
the luarkst. The fretum*
neer
211.44o401141 and hart• to
"EVIL COMMUNICATIO
From The Montreal Starttam
ativel •. . `"�"•
'Thr 1.ilsrul prey. -in runrtanlly
asking why Mr. Foster dews nut
,ace patty :lit•. Bohlen on his tour.
We are even told that 11 r. Foster,
who is, the Conservative candidate fur
our of the. Torino) t•uuot ittienctr.,
willnotappear with bra -leader a
big Toronto meeting. Tu thew ques-
tions, neither Nr. Burden nut' Mr.
Foster offers any reply. But it is
...given away to railway rotnpati'iet, ureal from a.,t'ip to Eurup✓, says
0,052,3$tt acres 4o settlers. fuser art weather ha.m't (sole 1 this
I *dm tinistritiis. ai.aq,dso sere; .co ntrj at all ih remppar►r on with
wh Latae• saw alto . Shr save that
1 alien away to settler And they_an into x gown tut d- Venice
ttie arpor1Chsins. - - she Lha water [over seeps street
and yah couldn't get at here.scept
,1.r •on h %o We
tom'
o News 'iterlint', 1,, ac- in boats; She added/: "
kw416.only atxyehl one day in that
etre Mackenzie was
The Fresh Air Cure.
divorce le of his making --that he de
clines to preach his polic of purit from
Ic St ren • y
speak after him, the man who, as man-
ager of a trust company, poured the
funds in hos keeping 'the trust funds of
the widow and the 'orphan' into a
speculation for his own personal profit."
On the very day that thin was. pub-
lished by one of the leading Cotrserr-
ative papers of Canada Mr. Borten in
Massey Hall. Toruuto, gave. Mr.
Foster w certificate of character in
these words :
"I hare had the honor and pleasure
of knowing Mr. FMLPr in public life
for twelve years. I have yet to know
where,' any man can place his hand oto
one ,put in Mr. Foster:a public
career which was not stt•aightfot••
ward, honest and creditable to him -
*elf."
Mr. Horden has the prlctlege of
choosing his own company, but in
bringing birnaelf down to the level of
ao. E, -Faster he is making it mow
t • an ever impossible that he should.
he bonen as Canada's First Minister.
ramik, Sla;a'1al,tr.
Wilford. Styli' : see 1 vicw•preed-
dent, Itoliert Mtirgaove, lllurvale
third vice-president, M. H. Muure,
Nruw'.Is: treasurer. •N'illiatu Smith,
\Walton: rw'retaly, 'IYeti. Ifall,
Ninghtuto,
\\'ingliaul Times: In Weill. Meront,
bile rattle two candidates are in the
fi«Id, Robl. Volutes, of The ('limbo
Now Ere. for the Literate, and E. N.
Lewitt. of Olderich, fol the l'u.serva•
1j,1•'s.r.- -Wr iu Mokiug 1u the I.iiwe,d,a
14.-tLat _riding •uK
to realartta theutselves
for the 'Masks, that was made in 1001.
Mr. 1#ulinee Itlade a Komi trpnwruta•
tier td did a great deal of hood work
for the riding. \\'ith it houwl Iwrty
Iwl ' 1 hhu we look fora l.ibc.wl grain
un the• 1)th of 1ktafp•r.
At the Soullt Turk l'uurrrvalive
convention \\'. Maclean wits twain
noutMatld, but refused to bind •hini-
reltto follow his party in a•11 piing,.
After talking of puhlie ownership. the
l'. 1'. R. strike, the h.uikiuw question
and other thing*, 11,1r. Maclean said :
"l metro. to talk: ut diose tu1►ttets,
quawtuus of greet moment, rather
than the sturier of scandal of which
we hear st •h. Scandal is ,all
right. Some leen must be pitt out,
but 1 I've got other work." Andlhr
delegate; ehtei•ttl the titan Whit
wouldn't talk scaadad.
Sir l'harle's Hlhlwrt 'Popper is '(yak
iug no part in the pie•sent campaign.
It is not that Sir IhbbirL.-.iamtt ruilli-
mus. but he is coedited with a good
t.hqt.1 of sa;'Weity, and WOiTIT 'nb pee
any tine in Iwinlf tyixevl up in the
e•,stastrnphr thi t irs-gphjg rt. -ovet•t:►ke
the l'on*erv:►tivr }writ' on the 20th of
O.: et.' 11 it •ir iltr•id,d atter the
Tiled a Tliai'iTr. na wi iii U - Vacate
the 1 •►dership of bis party, Sit Hib-
Iwrt w 1 le. aunong the no.t likely as-
pirants 'or the lsrsl, and Iti* chwntw
will 1e a the better for his not Tense
in the not tanks of the defeated
Party in lar present campaign. At
least that i the way weer a !rivers of
the part w elat•e,Agin c it 0111.
,W7 -Th &tsi The w,•11-►u,wa
1'ut s.diat. ane WIWI• rorre.tmmdrnt,
in a letter to '1 a Boston 'rrauw'ript
'vas ttui- -of -"an eminent
financier of foot li' that "sane caps
c*ttly Ontario is a tot to heat use- un.
the Federal Opp itiuuists the sur-
prise of their lives I ening I. wrier
more .upport titan a er lieftii*;" Mr.
'1$onnson is thor"ng Iy iudepude•nt
and supported Mir .Ix s Whitney in
the I•sst Provincial elect'oa. 11e sill's
he hew Wallet/ e.arefl v examined
every unr of fhe alleged " c-►ndxls," in
particular there r..ttc t liutuiuiun
lands and till/ter urged by Mr. Ames,
and asserts positively that, •'Ibrtr iw
nu more tinth Tis t hr ....and I ' against
Laurie- tlt.w-in-awe*. .i Whit•
pry.' .
H, Itan "Times : TI a 1'mise•r•v.11ye'
are Isralin4 that It y 1115• 4545 lo
carry nine out of every ten of the
Western eonstitur •ie•s,' It will lie r•
menils'r'tl that it ifAihl they weeds n of
enticed'. x single one et1hi,• sev,•utee t
welder!' const uencir. to ow, 1,ib
,'rads.: yet th re was a tidy Lilwral
majority wet of the Lakes. 11. iput
Knblin ani Rotten. boasted weeks be-
fore the r ;t tau 44 the einisiog sweep.
The )• we (going to curry all ten swats
in Nan' aim, and have a majority in
the '1' tinniest and British Columbia
'l'Ih•y suet•re•hled in carrying wily s'
ant of twenty=serer wail. Th..
*1 - it y is that .their present boast ng
► 111 Is• followed by similar result/. A
nde.ttnr Literal maim its fete each
cif tilt' 1'rovhives of the \t cot,i inder4
already eoneedsil bynemw of
eautiu11. of the ('unset vat press,
alas
Mr. Wilhelm, rentor of 'he '1'uieiriln
News, has put i'i•e;tui r KoJ.Iin. .T
\Manitoba, nil hough 11 ulilirrd 'hired.
in a very etetutrr:tssi it p•lsilton. The
other day, Mr. It .din charged '1•Ite
litulwnw.wipa r lth-bay.ing ahluro
mrd the 111. e"'intent. and', time
,,'roods iegi.l• ion regardingthe
('r..w'a' Newt Plow• ustfasy thin
greatly leery' led Nr. Jeffrey ,real. I
rfpttt
The Mil
ant relit
Presented with a Puree of Gold.
Mics Vida Nell .1011 all Monday
sfternoou fur Toronto. int route for
Winnipeg, where Site it to 1111' married
to Nrlliigton pavisna, sun of Mr. *aid
Mts. A. H. 1)aVisou, formerly of town;
hilt now or Maple ('reek, Sask. lin
Thutwdsy [evening last, prior to her
departure, rhe was presented with a
purse of /Olin gold at a joint Meeting
tit the` Epworth league and prayer
meeting at Victoria street Methodist
•r
U -II
M The
add .
sea. grad h
e"!f Y
alirra
Itc r 'ikltf-
wnd the presentation
was made by Miesv Thurlow, uta
behalf of the cungra gat o11. Mies Hell
Mu berm very active in eburch work
hi • .ctiuu with Victoria meet
church, 1111 the !sundae school, League
and choir, and her .departure Inver a
vacancy - in.. the tilugreget' which
will he lord to 1111. A large tutu•
1st• of warty friends te. iu good
whale' Its the vuuug lady it► lbw• now
hunts ;h the \Veal." -
*100 Reward, *100.
A Suberb Showing of Women's
WEARING APPAREL,
t'irculu.l:ours batt•* ••eintloned to ht iug feta at this time u C lectie)n
rulbraciug Ihr newest and Most "P1" »wl models in \Venice's fell
s ossa I low n i.,rs. \\'e 1 apparel e41,
d
E �► 1 feel more that (runt our lat'Rer4w•kr you can Ire suilrtl
r
IN
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nod among these decidedly neer reat ions just the st le t t seams a� rein -your NEV AUTUMN COAT. SKIRT OR You-oot--_
-foeata
voter indioidntt type. \\e cru ,layou 1ALlFJ9 rH ATS at agile. lil.t1, {1_.1bed
$15.110 valuer we. mown,
promise to 'hip lea's. when taco ,s,'.eul supply runs out.
'1'111: NI:\\" ',VAItil:M AND SKINTH arejust"ail gaud muddy, just „tie u
st vlr, just as great care in the workmanship, just AA touch w
art hit the 9 a bah
lljutig4 yutt prwl.l:arbie tiler price for them, and the braid of it all is "you s
and fit on before you hey." .
JOHN STEAD,
The Ladies' Wear,
West,51:-cet
Toie a•uul.r. of 11.is paper will he pleaded to
learn that (herr i. u1 l*, -t one .Ifewade,l dl.
raw that •eiener hv. la•.e able to urs iu *11
111. stag*., and that i. ,-.harsh. Il ll . ('atarrh
Core t• the null. posiljee run, now known lu
the medical fraternity. 1'alarrh being a ran
ion utional dtsww; i-- ales. a ewesliltit tonal
Ural "mot- UtalVs t 4*rris asses -i„ raksn in
ternally•'ti•ting directly upon 1hn• blood iutd '
uat0ou. .urLra•. of the .sat sue. thereby dr'
alydi•ind the foundation of the diose, and
tlirk.glhr patientetauuWtt low-boHrt n Orr tM-
rou.Ut utiot and a>.l.l tag eat err lit doing Its
work. The proprietor., have so roach faith
in its ennui,. I*.*rr• that they offer one.
hundred dulhars for any r•*., that n hal. to
euro,. Send for 0.1 of testimonials. '
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•
Sohl bpy all dreut``i.t.. -se
Take Al's F'eu'Ily Pal. for .•uu.'i j,at i o u.
Some nom treat their wives' %v.•11•
and solus wives help tItem sel•e..
r, r
ri to l,rlr , T at 'pit i as es
sl r. \bo•dou*ld, 11 ores -
of Thr (11,11.', de tunc,d
Alma
Lad
ies
College
11,:s super-h.q.
advantages 1 11
Music, Fine
Art, Elocution
and Physical Cul-
ture, Domestic
Science, Business College Confers,
Literary and Scientific C Itraes, al-
so Public School Classes_ foe !own
girls. Cheerful, wbolewtrta, home-
like.' For Catalogue, -adefrrAI* :
"Tho Racial,," ALMA COLLEGE.
1 3t. Tkwa., Oat.
R.
� siTuATiaN�.. �
Itt 1111 Iridin ' husine.. iter., .
aw.tit our • x.lu,tte•s.
LOOSE -LEA LEDGER
I and all '- boder' *Mita. meth•
rods w Jell moist,• rapid ael-
rlttle anent.
GREG SHORTHAND
L• iglu by Ihr • 41n1y teacher
' t Unt:trio who attended the•
• Author a school -
itREE COURSES- Slrn,.a haply
,llnnore rola 'lelrgiaphy.
inter any day. Write 1.1r partic-
i ars.
FA .1. '1'Eltal FROM SEPT. I.t
fit ' ICa. BUSINESS ' COUEbE
(ilio. start -ION. ,
UALITY"
"ARISTOCRAT"
HERE J'1 -a -top hotelier
aIII OItg oVercoatS.
1,u0k at the flue lines of
this gau'Ulent. Full of style
--and---tittf- of service, becAnse
-it ii- perfeetl tailored and 111111
made ,of fine imported cloth.
A l;euclelnan a con , every
inch of it. We are sole
agents.
We sell
Stanfield's Unshrinkable
Underwear.
The Peaboay Smock and
Overalls.
king and Sitwell flats.
T �,+ W.C.PR(DIIAM
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DITORIAL NOTES. -
Laurier ' • agsip,
it is time or x change in t
Huron's rep • ration et Ottawa.
Roblin woke i t the wrnng par*
senge•r when he led Editor Mse-
donxld.
•
Their was a real than giving day
on Monday, when the tiesrain id aim
week. fell.
Is Mr. Lewis' case so Ind alta ,e is
\afraid 14, Gleet air` Helots. nn he
platformto defend it ? '
\Pet•haps TheStar• just for the sake of
varjety, will change the• war cry this
wee%to "Let Lewis Hold Ilia Job."
Aa T lnmdon Advertittr'r remarks,
there is on thine the farmers would
be certain to et from the Conserva-
tive party -mo taxes,
"Borden will WI "'say' lair Charles
Tupper. That eettlet Borden's We.
Air Charles Tupper'. Prophecies have
always been Che hoodoo of the ('•on•
servative party.
Though It admit th t Mackenzie was plain the tor a v. but we weitid yrs
badlytrentr+T1Tjt *lis abilhi, would • h like to no* why it is permi.s-
hxrr sni civet the Ircti of Iriiri if lila for girls a walk thestreetsto and
from ,silos .I Itt►ieneadril while hen,
the l'oniwrvatives h.• pot• brought *ie con Ihd to atter hats or caps.
(.sward the policy f protection, It cart: t :it
that hoes are e
,Ililltri have no policy to
which lore;arae the .,bur uses in the likely to take cold than girls, nu
contest, 'flees i. lust th difference cold het* tw any danger of such a
1..t..a.... .t... "..t.'...... ..ethat of today: the (7onserva 1478 and A during the l went '..
die it not posetble that wit less
vet in . t wearing in Mouth the men 1 the
ac the uture would fav* more h r and
people : "'wander is their ole would hold it lonlfrr th+rn. •. tau
arcus, it new the ci s' '
Gutlrrieh ort*' especially ins
tereateet iti the rent inatiun irf Hugh
Guthrie, of Unelph, attthe 1.iberrtt exit- el
didate in South 4N•ellington. Mr. 1
Outlrir tuts shown his active goods Pruvl
� a ecoid
Vote at
THE POLITICAL
"he voters T
lis
Lion will be
Anyone
cial electi
it of tit
the
h
will tsarists 41.4b•rich on several. occit•
,ions, and h:o assisted the repMesenta-
Lives of this town itt various matte'
is u 1 in the rowing
the uunie-ipal Inds for
w hada vote at the
in Jure, and is still
riding, will have a
)nun inion election on
in which the influence. of it member of
Parliament wax of value, Those who (rote
attended the banquet at the opsninlf Rhea
of the('. 1'. R. in tl dericl a year ago M
Lars -slat ilattgUiLilli obs -•141194141164 -*4 n
dress with which Mr. Guthrie cbarmed r
hishearers. His opponent in this cam-
paign is ,Mayor Newstead, of Ouelp
for whom also the people of (lode ch
haus kindly feelings.
setbion of melt. tang mellow frit:tiro Inc...
(lode bonom friend of the mat twine non ;
Conspiring with Ivor how to load and 141104
With fruit the i:147. that round the therieh.
And all all fruit with ripeneseto the fore :
To swell the goon'. And WHIN, the hazel
'Willi &sweet kernel ; to -tet budding more.
A int will min" later. dowers for the bees,
1,•01 II t hey think warm ilaye will never oetwe.
For millnitser hiss o'er hrInentil their clammy
FROM OUR CONTEM
With Foster to Help Him.
004044 JOIlrhal.
For him own part and ott behalf of
the Conservative party Mr. Borden
ofk.re Ow country dram SlAi pro
give Government.
,oefeein Smith in Weekly Sim.
The entrance of Mr. W. L. Mac.
Thomas Doherty. the Sarnia stove tkenzie King inte the politieal arena
manufecturer, is out against the trio,' is another personal event rit general in-
ernment tweause he is MO. "Satisfied terest. He, if anyone. WIII be likely
to succeed in the ;arduous Leek of
with the tit' if, on stoves. People who combining patriotimin with peirtY.
want the price efjosteres ineremed wilt The conetitneney of North 'Waterloo
line up with DeAreety end Borden. county deserve/4 our tin Ilk*.
Decadent Eareals.
Dining the days of Conmervative St. Louts Star
Hume 1 n, things Happen at p,liti-
gat Ine. At the South York
ser ativr ri . v'ention one it( the.
rarefied t • candidate, W. F.
eon, * "aorto political fnrertni-
claimed. "of whom
ye : 'He moves iota
his wonders to perform !
he timid Nook
sternal* w
Much interest is taken in
dature of W. Meek Pirate K '
Mr. King hale, to a_ t n_sidendid
Labor Ile iit a itrairtiltsitl of Wilt
I,yon Mackenzie, and, shows some 0
the patriotic xpirit of the old "rebel -
in throwing up a eatery of several
loneervative majority Of ever Mo.
on
hard to see lei* ...t -tiiingitig into
public* life aginta--of members of the
T. M y, im going In strengthen
as so many mllege, why ndt give the
away more timber in a year than his
opponents have in twelve yenrs,
las
(misting a story to the effect thnt
"be has the position of King's Print-
er in his pocket." This stetement 1.
abitolutely and unqualifiedly untrue
Mr. Holmes is certainly sui anztoml me
any candidate' can he to redeem the
riding. and ask' the support of the
electorate in perfectly good Imith.
Dr. Chisholm was placed in nomina-
tien by the Conservatieest of Mut
Huron itt their convention It Bruasels
on Mondey. No other hame war,
follow*: Ptesident, Dudley Holum..
Wittghtou , fit sir vice president, Juhn
11111
ltiet avillittynrss t.t resign -Ai
if r
son. who Wit. editor of The Globe
n the tr'ansartion in tlorsliun was
I to have takeh pias'.', Would ran•
s`\to he truth of the a,.siii*tione
This drew 11r. \\'itliwtn, who flatly re.
pielietew Mui firdtEin'. *pry. This is
ole leest't.hat Nr. Nilliaon could do.
Ile' always resented. when editor- of
The Goole• the iuriailatioti that be
had lent the paper to serve selfish
ends, and he ahold not now tw. justi-
fier1, Seven tot screen his ,present-day
allies, in remaining silent when the
u
,cusatinn` le agsin `lorded at The-
0191)e.
he
(1191)e. l'he• Premier of Manitolaa Ilas
not increased the respect in which he
is hell in Ontario by blundering into
lender charges whish aretttr loosely
1 that evert. his political.. shire
ha •e to 'Haar.* ' then'. When the
same charge was st made against
The Globe Mr. %Vi wan denounced
the matt who made it, ass "'slier and a
slanderer" This language wold
tinow
apply to Prvinler-RONitt.
_�.jlprier doves Scotch Songs.
root° Star.
ail' me.
and trite friends, for Sir \Vi
ainifi,iiTEy *i'Ih blit beautiful iiecti'on
Of Ontario gown (sack to the days when
he was in Oppositten, and he has, al-
ways had a Warm corner in his heart
i the Scotch. Deeply bedded in his
sensitive nature ale the roots of a love'
for Scottiehloyally and Scottish toter.;
*nee which emote to him from his res-
idrtine me a Isiy with a Scottish f*tully
named Frasier itt the Provinrea f
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Proper prepara eon does it. Attend
�If) ELLiarr
Aod 11„• ,t One to .,nn, ester i• 11 Itt IiT
NOW. nue hundred sus ore .tddonr•
nun-oJeec-Wra;awr+- .
Ina the roller. wine.._
IiUpy TRIS I'11,t1VIL 1 We
Nothing el.e ilyuld wit i.lv i1.
should ..allay yam. AL.t. 4141
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ter e'at alo•Itue. '
W. j. ELLIOTT,
(*sr. Veneered Alexander S1.. .
.WNAt
re the I.e0.
Whin. else
041A tris
r1111INDINIMINI MISS
1
Is a very good eatery fora young
peewit) under _n to reels' VI.. sec.
eral of our shorthand graduates
of last year are _ ntiw :enjoying
thio salary. Perhaps' we can
help -you to receive this amount.
Our new catalogue explains.
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send_ to W. 11. Shaw Central t;eilrlgr�. Tornntot
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Our gruhiatem secure good wad -
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Writs. rm. our free catalogue:
you, Will find it Intereiting. Yon
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Oita \ itlr. LILT ir doily t ming the
meat oteitleate ease. of Fetnnle
dere. Falling of the Womb., loturorrhosa.
Painful end Honore...cc' Mesedruittio•i.
els., et are MI of • hem relieved from
the Mort by Om nut. mot a few weeks' or
menthe treatment rienompll.hee a rem'
dcientinit preparilliOn, and i.
the Moen% erleie of P:441400:
It 110 an'itpplied trettithent . that I., if I.
not taken Internalk, hut I. applim
Utter? to the muttering part.. and It,
therefore, aeui *Rh alt the ontainty of
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It comes In direct isentact with the di.
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food properties Cennot help hot have a
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We sell for cash or on time payments.
Repairs for every make of stove, heater. furnace.
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