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PUBLISHED ILVItRY THURSDAY
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THE CIO$AL Pa1NTtNp 00 Malde
empina. Ona Ka n.
theory fa that the land value Is
created by the eeusrsw.ity, and them.
fWha dthebeCOmmualty need in the
Way of revue it efaoa{d take from
what benne. to it as s essssetmlty,
trot tram tate individual If a plowed
Said Y et more value than us. that h
notit is bemuse sota000e bas
his la
labor to the former. Tkyet
Tema ai Mewuetle e : labor, under the d tea po ey,
tJe pssr is ae•ewse. woaY Dot be taxed Nati rade
would
le valved w a min be taxed alike. If abw square fest d
•al.W d .e.a..t vacant lead la a great city are worth
who tan to retwive Tts oe, a. much as • tarsi eta bodeed arses
rase tau ..nett. Away aw h the oontatry, It M b hof the
:tea Fof" l exam ..tae seek a as difference b p 1atnea
.e/ Dasw haus i iwY M " bW dA country. Tate aa lllustawtlen
ago property coo-
dvea mini W Ilse d
Afwral.b g eW : pears bet was old la
New net fora million ebders, or at
IDs.r aas.w..eDos les rhe rate elf f>O elate s egaare foot.
NV itnwtfm
4 t Derty wY eeba..d some
waren shelve lees to se leek. care ago by a fanner for $ U,-
ttasia.m 'as elf etx mu W main, M i>• hone concocts who bad purchased
teat. it for ii good dnad leer from someone
aitnal•eemeasses of Lodtut
she. who bad paid stili hes for It -cod
er so the title might, if poasdble, he
esti
aahownied
tielori. este, sea, be ev b traced back to the Ume tbe early
idea Ile seri L.a *dee a y set i tele sett bre bought t be whole of
ebsk` cess sea fit, v ys Manhattan 1s1.od from the Indians
for Pe Tbs important thing is that
rata ver sere 8, meth* lie yon Weis eadhos Wee ter
A+r
weld lrndt she deed while the
rariltoortemote we] w01 M aa a Petlmtie a ravwge►
Address aL eue.a coisuees to
THt 810NAL PRINT INU 00.. Limited
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0O*3Cs. THURSDAY, MAT 1. Lel
THE UCENBE INVESTIGATION.
The Provincial Government adopted
the prop** course he the matter of
Hotelkeeper Fares charges when it
ordered the public Investigation which
km just been concluded. It may Be
said this wan the only course it could
Welt' adopt ; but credit must be OVUM
for the energy and promptness whlcb
w!re displayed in the matter, and for
the publicity given to the proceedings.
Mr. Rounders, wbo by sppoiotment of
the Government conducted the in-
vestigation, showed a desire to bring
out all the facts and to get at the real
truth of the affair.
JUST THE SaME OLD BOGEY.
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In the opinion of the Canadian an
reciprocity press, a crushing bl
has been dealt the Liberal reciproei
policy by the action of President Ts
in making public certain correspond
coos between himself and Col. Roose-
velt. In this correspondence Mr.
argued that reciprocity "would mak
°.nada only an adjunct of the Uni
Slates," would transfer Canada's i
portant rosins., with its bank aredi
and everything else. to °bingo angreenlyNew Yost, andwould greenly ince
m
the demand of Canada for the an
hotures of the United (states.
Mr. 'Taft Ross on to say : MI sem th
L an argument staiosrt ceciprocit
made in Canada, and I think it is th
goal one." So that it was e Oona.
don anti -reciprocity press that gav
TaftPresident Tathe lead to his .ren
meats for reciprocity frogs the Uni
States standpoint, and then employ
the echo of ata own voioe in deludin
Oiu,adbine into the notion that reef
m
procity would ean annexation
borptioa. The scheme worked a1
right, but It is not greatly to Metered{
of the anti -reciprocity press that i
is way a trade agreement was true -
rated that would have been of local
culable benefit to Canada.
The benefit or otherwise to Canada
the reciprocal arrangement did no
depend upon President Taft's opinion
its consequences; it depended upon
the merits of the agreement itself, and
Canadians had the same opportunity
o adjudging those merits as the Pres.
ident had. The advocates of reciproc-
y in this country favored the pro-
posal because of the greand clear
nefit. to Canada which they saw in
So largely favorable to this
try wait tbe agreement that it was
to difficulty juattfied to the people
the United States, and to make it
palatable President Taft had to take
extravagant view of its peobabis
nethat waa not warranted
y the tams of the agreement
th
It was natural tbat Caaedlana, jest-
s*e bettor of their country.
should resent the use of such an argu-
m •t is lbs neighboring country ; but
should not have led them to de -
m& an arrangement that was eo obel-
i" in their own interest& Cana -
Lane about' rely oo their owe judg-
ment in matters of their owe, and
abash' not allow thesnetelvse tobrisket be
brisket by ineport d bogies. Oana-
inns were urged by the opponents d
proe;it y to "be self -,hast : " yet it
as became many Comedian* were
onflieieroUy self-retient M dspeed
tbeir own judgment that the
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Teff and Obewp (-lark speeches had I what wd obey ane. war. ebb to
this piece of property hsa grown in
value from practically nothing up to
a million dollars, without any owe of
its owners or holders ever doing a
rent's worth towards increasing its
value. The single taxers bay that the
oowmuoity treated the value, and
therefore the value belongs to thew.
They would Dot teach the
i f, only the value which the oma
inanity bee created. Out of this lbs
single tax people would take whatever
revenue the community Deeds for its
own purpose*, and lave the improve-
ments that ere the emelt of private
eentio°
Cese and industry tree from tax -
Of course what appose to land
values applies as well to other volume
created by the community, such u
public frencbie.s.
• native-born something to cheer for.
But the real sentiment of Use Amsrl-
ea0 who bas made bis bows in the
().ostia. West is not like that. Iia b
prowl of bio adopted " country. He is
a he r oanadian for bavlag ons been
nf...„ +ung toad make@ no bones
TUB SIGNAL GODRE OR 'ONTARIO
W kW She enliethes mend for than Kinn OM Ootalrf
throes unfigellis
who is touring the
Wass tor 1 feTo onto Son, says he
Soda the s.tbree trims the United
States ,sake good ()atadLw and are
proud at their Osnadba edtiasoship.
He writes
thIfirjAmir ant. of the citizen* of
That may ham bbeeena..nero 'k American -born
the West was as strong tor reeipsor-
ity. Itis se teaser, whe even: for my-
log
te t nII ited Stats.v ms s. All tbe ( s
diaalaed Aeoericans I talked to In
Daubs, botel lobbies, mealtime ars, tat
the street. on their farms, In their
bonne. were satisfied that Oasada la •
better country to Um and die in than
Use United Stites, sad have tains
out papers to that deet. They like
our repent for law, our regard for
easrriamo our sound morals, our well -
remand inetitutioos, our sane livi3R,
our wholewome tbinkiog, our vcomper-
but
aleas ely t Government, wand hich is
Lunch mord of, by, and for the people
than the one they lett behind. Os.e
in a wail .a visiting Amay
ries on hie hind Begs and bray when
the orchestra in the Alexandra hotel
plays Yankee Doodle or Dixie, but
that's only cocktails and bot air, and
omuid be cared if the oeebeetra would
Pry Sok' Britannia or the Maple Leat
Atari,' afterwards and•e>•-
EDITORIAL NOTES.
Well, what's the next sensation ?
Godericb gets the camp became it
baa the grounds. It is worth some-
thing to know that
Now that the sluing season is open_
ing up well. the military tamp is m-
* busy .t the harbor is
ikit M
ue.+gt noadg1sns
are fivombb, let ns all get together to
make this tate best year yet for Gnde-
nieb and Huron county t
The officers on the steamer Califor-
nian ignored the rockets sent up by
the Titanic as distress signal.. Prob-
ably
rodably thought they were having a
Fourth of July celebration on the big
batt.
A nautical mile, or "knot," is 8.080.
.27 feet. If the Titanic was travelling
at twenty-one knots ac boor when
abs struck tee iceberg she was making
a little over twenty -tour miles an
hour.
"Would the suffregettes have de-
manded equality with the men oo the
deck of the Titanic The Chilli&
Packet, which propounds this Qom -
tion. imagines it bee a poser ; bub
doe. The Packet expect • woman to
be logical ?
Roos evelt and Taft are busily es -
gaged in jolting each other In the con-
test for the Presidential nomination.
Wbkhever one of them gets it, the
Democrate o ugbt to win headily -
union they, too, develop • ruction In
their own camp.
The PostoQln. Department will bele
advertise the Toronto exhibition by
stamping every letter and postcard
passing through the Toronto poet/office
with a special name. It the Poetofsoe'
Department is going into this kind of
burdens, It will have to extend tbe
same asdstan°. to other fairs all over
the country. The Toronto show has
no rpreial "pull" with the Depart-
ment, has it?
The result of Commissioner Sand-
ers' investigation will be awaited
with as great anxiety es was the de-
cision of the license board as to which
two pt the hotel licences were to be
cut off. What with local option con
tests, reduction bylaws, license ooa►-
mbdoners' meetings .ad, to cap all, a
"grate" investigattos, the boalkeep-
ers must feel sooswhat like the prov-
erbial toed under a barrow. And
ties Mr. Howell le after them with his
"abolbeb the bar" progrwn.
A eorteynooe•ry remarks tbat the
world's loss became of the winking of
the Titanic is something tba.t can
sever be animated.. The ship can be
replaced, but what we ran issuer do is
to pick up the loose sods of statecraft,
o/ polities and of finance which the
seen who went to their death in the
Titanic held in their hoods. or supply
any walght is the derhio,i which tb.y
roses W este simnel weiprotit
y
get LOOC OF SINGLE TAX.
Osrpatim r on a recant macaws*
wow Gym tbe taxation guerilla,.
Sr Wsodstark Sentinel -Review
MSS
The attar of the rra•gasie. aeti.im
lea maidis : point, tam outthat the. single
land. bee cm Ismail
e. The diet i net inn went lt•
mime.
In sees. Fater* to make the hassle t
.mill b nsiads'i sect HHear.y°'l•eGeod George's
i
add to the force whose needy prog-
ress finds worming in ti ., moswt, in.
tribrtual and indostrial lattermost of
the world." This really nue of lbs
most Rrievoue aspects of t,.t dbseetee.
PIMh • lira we that of O. N flays, for
instance, wee of imathe. ;♦ vahan to
CanaAa, and tbo.Rh his s.. ,-sgarss nary
be felly as •tae a wean. and U,ongb the
affairs of the great railway oysters et
-• r. Rays woo the head may
perm*m wltheot way •iNhie dines -
inn, yet something of untold vanes 10
Ina In the break In the otth.d
ibaught, of ambition, of ideal. '016111
Heart o' Me.
Hart u as, w world I, tweet, the delete are
An We teeter, greening tat■as are 1•esb leg
le the bon;
Bad, my bsert ► H. glee. my heart 1 cuter
thee b weirtner!
avid aid break as d.arius for w Sorikin
Doe beim
Ob. the wear*, ware darek and night. that
tkiewd .iter.
Ob, the dit'w tense we abed, and ole. W at*
a own,
8.d. my bort r ae dm. ma beast ! them is
w iaagbter1
How the etneb/as ellaunors on lbs bicap net
mit with rain 1
Meat e' m., the wade hi sweet ! Remember
moue waren,
Fenow atter maim brook. am Noon ail
Med. and bee!
Cad. my hart t He clad re/ bot! Greet the
root to -marrow,
Whit re est the media world waa mads tar
thee sad see I
--tuts weever Rent nom
"Adeinta . " .
Tersarrr Advocate.
The latest defnitinn of "adequate
on," as promulgated by one of
i. Oao.dtan exponents, is that the
tariff *ell be "sufficient that an in.
deetry pay A heir dividend ort the in.
vestment and enable the Ind wtry to
be doubled out of profits every rival
What do Canadian farmers think of
this elastic propnsiUon ? A fair divi-
dend on investme°t--including, no
doubt, water equal to three or four
times tbe actual capita) and thea
double the hominess every tree lett,
besides I Have prices for agricta tl urml
produce yet reached a pinnatle where
you could take out oaf your business
from five to ten per sunk per anaom,
and then buy a new farm ss large and
good as your own in three years t
then, In three years more bu7 another
as valtable ea these two together, and
three later another four basso
the aim of your present one, and so
tIt you nod a township or
county e such a enndition e[
opulencet, is there any valid ream
why ou, ss a farmer .red consume,.
show be burdened with a scale of
prices for living and supppplies neces-
sary to losert your neighboring man-
ufacturer such a smooth and rapid
avenue to wealth ? Is it not about
time to speak up?
TO THE FARMERS OF ONTARIO.
A PAW Hints to Hasp Sobm the Farm
Labor Question en This Provisos.
Realizing that one of the m
Provinct e h ran tadequate Mile=
ile armers of our
farts labor. the Colonization Ht •n
bre been endeavoring to meet
demand by bringing moa from Great
Britain and Ireland and placing
itb farmers of this Province,
a the pont few years several
n this wahave yeen j. Instead miner. t tnd ao(
demand Ieeseciog. it seems to be
sing. Our obeervatUon trod est
perieooe eoovinos us that, while t
may be many sipianatioo• of this
grettsbee fact, the ore outstanding
remain is nava for wixyor of employ
ear o, rhos t mouths o[
rid situations elsewhere for them t the
balance of their time. This works
t in such a pwaayyetbat the trees who
seem a been wvttate to tomes d os Gat kies
w
the mw•intr • cesthe and tremais Owe.
tb the result that the farmer le time -
led
•g la hie eeffect theover orem the d sera
p.
Haim regard to f, I beg
make tabe following smgge.tiemr, the
option of which we ere satisfied
Id go • long way towards renew -
g the atritegsncy which mien at the
present time.
1I First and foremost, to
ploy a men by the year. We ale
nd that the farmer who s*J,.. .
able inpef s homhelp by the row. eandHs mall
of Mad, le who Ku
least trouble w ps.b.
. it b the bettor way for mean
well as ter the tatter. it you feel
r work does sot wrrrwet the
ployment of • seam the year rna.,.
t he wee advised to see disc
ge*atiow of taking ye a few tmtow
vide of fate west `els
final live atom. wed Is this way to
eatbA.d you worild more rhos
. fop mat.' ort of the beep.
her ''raisKen eaamsee .host
Mag en end was. Etat•
thee.
t i•
*mea M 1M
lefts tiF
on
not
of
cb
1
them
Duty.
thane -
and
the
w66
•od
in -
crossing.
a
ou
ha
la
w•l
Is
ettri
to
ad
note
fo
nes
too
his
te
thew
IW
as
Ton
veno
Ms
bran
teak
t91
suet
pse
presto
well se eft tide side. N yeta who ea
inexperienced that
he is unfamiliar with ittoM
voeartheds i p. ya la
de-
vote a Ilan .t
for a few want** you
nine tame out at tae. that he wIU
peeve very uadltl to you. tieing
reasonably &enemase in the matt+* of
treetaoest and wages Y adewual if
hired bene L to be retained.
We beg to eaboon thews suggestions
to the tamers of the Provisos, real-
ise satisfied os the result. neeedoundd to the iare acted w`
aas s to oho Inseam as *eh
NA the Preying*.
*atbosteLL.
Digests* of Otti.Dfeatinn,
Psediaaest Buildings,
Torun to.
A Hitt ort Fanners.
Faroe ad Dairy, the Weil -known
"Mated dwi
'tura/ ruhileatlon, says :
ae' tib.dertiwWn •
letter comes, it makes a Mg dif!eteooe
It it has a printed lietteeheed and en-
vvelope. ea.k It looks like bushiest of the
We farmers need aucb printed 1et-
texbeada There rliouid be something
for hale os every farm, and the letter-
head aha be made to advertise it vet y
emi
.hIt w111 Moo be found that
the tad Letteibead will have quite
as aflame, on the person himself.
Tb. arae be sees it the more pride
will be Wes is keeping up the qual-
ity of the erasion for sale.
It le not accident that business men
in all liras ase the printed letterhead.
Thsysaes have found that it is a good
who have proposition. ave found it boas
profitable and a source of pride. The
east will not be so muck more than
.for Plain paper, It may seem a little
bau that hee, but is
Ratting ts to ream -
aa
egood many
sheets and eovdopms at Doe time.
A high and noble spirit will tmsai-
feat Itaetf quite as clearly by the way's)
which it receives a favor SA by the
way in which it bestow. nae.
"Dr. Mile' NMI*
Raised Me From
the Gra -Um Taller
This it a strong automat to
make, but bis exactly what girt,
Thomas Taylor, of Blum, Texas,
cid in expressing her opinion of
this remedy.
'Dr. Hike' Restorative Remise
raised a.e Isom the grave sod than
ascii coabde•oe in n. I caa .ever
say enough for your trend mediums.
If anyone had aimed me 1100,00 foe
the .eeond bottle of Nervine that 1
used I would ban said 1w
WAS. THOI1AS TAYLOR,
Biwa. 7 es.
Nervous exhaustion is a corn -
mom occurenee of -modern life.
The wear and tear on the ne-vout
system is greater now than at an}
time since the w•orid began. For
sleeplessness.. poor appetite and that
"run down" feeling, nothing is so
good as
Dr. Miles' Nervine
Your nerves are roux life' and
lick of vital energy Inakesexistehce
a mlae*y. Dr. Mlles' Nervine w171
toss up yea Parotid system.
ntsioemaren
M saleMstyN iwi osisessoi.
whip M*DIMi, Oat Therese' Mias
seem
EYEIMING
oft
maim Mg* . Per
.4s imer.
and ooedm$3 neat*
tt Xy left vii plied art al the line
ani jest Wore redI/ It wwYwwb wt
vis
Ta Awe
it dMtra mod d see pais war.
fag and I would M se verve= some.
tress neat I add art bar tow tut
wow bear may Geo speak Utas aptti♦
wadifleet beesee 4 eyes mil 1 tor
all•rdreeloot say iss mash in 1.04Ide 31.
MAW* Vsgetsbie Campeimil and
Lives Piss, flet there are aro ...hike
Iles neem. I bate time dos and I
seasm..d theta le alma's. Yastitt,
pail* doh testiosesktL" - lbw
ram J. Maw; Chsoineellk
1 _
Beatify War Hai
w nPbnw '.Ni. ail. =
to akaww
•each of a howtans we
resin
Tema wm Pants. in iberies. esters
taidemassa ria
ant era
IL RYItN dagemeg, Otl.
Many M- l aces Q Mapes clew ter reed( ell
Mose the rammer.
W. ACHESON, J SON
Carpets, Rugs
And Cocoa l'Inttings
ooilkrirtg..
• brawl"' wake ataasklttbe ars reosD_yy received
aoioriag. you exquisitely ndt bladed. 4 w both O triast al oopg
any cense.
Axminster and Wilton Rugs
g feet x & toot. -
7 Kali W
oot....7Ka&1ae himx0feet andsfeet x&foil... &1100
IO fest 4 (echos x12 bet fiy6.00. $37.00 and $85.0000
Tapestry Rugs
7 test 8 inches x 0 feet
i) feet 6 Iaebs. x 13 test- &Intl@, ti1100, 113.44
$18.C1°ll het x 10 feet 6 Wool and Unloa Rugs
.75
f yards : iiyards
$5.00 ad &7.00
sl swizz Eyank p . .... WAD and rasa
Cocoa Rbc* `Matti shoo
A range of (terrines In 9p, 404 tell, 1,58 widamk Pee yd. Mc to 75c
Cretonnes and Chintzes
mire. an °pw askae coverlet/0amd drag
Scotch Madras carton mUi..lh My
411 to a2
inches wide, a sut.erb collecton.. Ra etfrom19cto 75c par yard.
fourFor etch Bedrooms, bM Linoleum/ Halle u one to
no additional charge a pr5o.. Carefully raid .t
laaaactlrrt bubitsA
lV : AOHESON ff SON
Millinery
INSPECTION INVITED OF
THE SEASON'S
NEW STYLES
Mai OW ' Hamilton St
DO IT NOW
dfft Is well Mews to aliperleedee rod.
ee tie hoed sea leggt beissm
bhettr d le heat growths emedr
webs. The se.. Mew not=
wares the eon of the tr.ds tiwerss
tisane Yew Agency Mow
we nosh • alma riW are tar tab
i tsheas.rsiet. taaeesaee eh. sera-& ter butt
Oatat hue. wbers~or yart t1as
fart — sues ns.rsrted • 4sdasveett
era boteer.d .eeaumot ia•a ei ggl=t
rads*. Write:
PI LNAM NURSERY 00.
Toronto, Ont.
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BMW WORKERs
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Wag edInfailile tad sayado lsie. lig g fel need Mr
"NA -NUJ -CO" Laxatives
Lag less q r llatr. _ lite bevels , e,g rteL1
spiral Clad der fire arils. A A aro. planed
[ aid
y gNadia AM Mid wort* al So NA-D1W-00 Tads ANL
70e4. s bas.perjetbggMated Ilea.sad 7fa, tett
re. aid Sm.
t~/►T ewn► MIMI • etIt1p
OP f#RMAODA„ YMITLak RONTINSAL.
&AL REPRESENTATIVE
WANTED
Kt introduce the poplar.
improved reside° t ial sob -
diva ion of
BOULEVARD HEIGHTS, MOOSE JAW
Tide property le endorsed by the City Council and Boned of
Trade. Building contracts bier already bees Mt by many local
purchaser a.
The P ty is high and dry, bosottfuyy situated. well iso-
proved. at reasonable
Pay t contract Prunes and tame. under • °°s fortak of
Thb is an exceptional opportaalty for rslbbis and active
maiaseeeo to get is line with ore of the strongest and most
able companies in Wtutsea Omuta, depend-
able
must be aeaomp.nbd by three local references
Address oogsmunicatlooe o the
SALES MA3IA0RR.
Canadian City & Town Properties, Limited
284 Pottage Aroma Winnipeg, Yasinha.
gielderbellesterationewookott
INVEST IN
Winnipeg
The Great Railway and Commer-
cial Centre of the West
Within a very short time It/MN/PEG will be one of the.
wealthiest cities on the eowthtet
any business
•mail paymentUM E os WILL MAIM PO
be seasiwil
O11 TN SSig-- WNt NOT YOU ?
Elmdale Lots
three miles for the small investor. High and dry. Fine shod. trees. Ohl iewalie.pn l•tos. One matstwalk f carlsaSidewalk direct todty
ONLY :Mee Pill LOT
TIRMS .$1s CASK. $10 MIR MONTH
Per particulars apply
SCOTT, HiLL & CO., Winnipeg. Manitoba, or
J. T. GOLDTHORPE, UoderIch, Ont.
RURAL TELIPHONR dlrs
N R -Any investor huyin Winnipeg property through en
will, if desired. he furnished with • gwerastee from heolr, Hill *Oa
that k in one rear he b dbsatinied with the deal hie *mosey will be
rotund.! with interest at d per east,
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the "class" there it to the "90th
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out show. Just t him of it. You
will bare your clot Wog designed
by one of the *beet drdgners to
America if you buy a"20th
Century Bread." Now then.
don't you no, it be to year ad-
vantage to hay 20th Century
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FOR SATURDAY
WALTER C. PRIM-MI*1