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without warning upon a
community. Only by sound -in-
surance can you be indemnified
for the tosses it may bring to
you.
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than a century. It will promptly
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if you buy its insurance pro.
Lection.
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LET US STICK TO THE ISSUE
before us. The question k not whether
we stunt have Government eontr.d or
the 1. T. A., but'whethor we shall keep
out the liquor from Q111•1144t• nod .other
place.. or .nut. Itrit1.ti ('olulubin la to
try Government control. arxt she has
Count oht already that she can't keep
.nut liquor trove outside. Bootlegging.
iltitht stilts, raiser uuuiug, rte., can' go
an under Government control aswell
as they eaIV,naw. -
Vote "Yes" on the iteferendum anti
stop importation and trnusport.t.km
acid thus seenre a prohibitory law- that
will prohibit.
"Govrrlamcut eoutrol" la good for the
utidertakinu buduess, uo doubt. 1f
our 1s u1 that business or wishes. to be
:. snbjeet for an undertukor, we can
un.k•rst:ind why he advocates stitch a
pleasure. 'rent. Tempenan.e eoItsis1s
itt the moderate use of things whole -
4404t1114. or harmless and in total Ostin-
en.e from things harmful. AI hunt la
injurious to taw human holy' it is, In
fact, a poison, as it inttyfleetes or
{sbi..n1. tin•
drinker. linn,out the rum,
1.1114 tleohul in its place for medicinal
and industrial purpeets, and have a
..rlx'r, prosperous (;ountry, by voting
'.Yes.' on April 1'.rh.
Citizen. Serial Service League.
THE REFERENDUM BALLOT.
' Loudon Free Press.
Respite all the publicity given the
prohibition referendum there is atilt
much confu.iou in the public mind as
to the vote, Judging by the many in.
quirks which are reeeiresl by The Free
Pres•. The ballot itself might hare
been Simples' its ,wording, hlt.is at least
f:tr acs. confusing than the last rtder-
emdttlu ap the subject.
"I'hc following is the ballot :
shall the importation
and the (winging of
intoxicating liquors
into the Province
to folebiddeu
NO
Shah the Imtburt:ttion
and tit- briMCI lig of u"
Imo's belting liquors I
into the Province
Ise for.'idd.•m
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\Those who dewire a continuatioe of
Thi Importation of lli4uor into Ontario.
as et pre:ent, will put a eN*.+ opposite
the word N1► And rin,st' who want nu -
"Keep
the
Family
ettlalkliket
'>4t
Together"
by having good
photographs tak-
en before they
leave home.
J. T. Fell
CITY MEAT MARKET and GROCERY CO.
SPECIAL
Beef Stew.`j ` , NT . 17c ib.
Pot Roast em .......... 22c lb.
Pure Lard 2 lbs. for 45c
Best Red Salmon, large ."` : '.... 2 for 70c -
Small cans Salmon 2 for 25c
Snowflake Shortening _ T= . 2 for 37c
Peanut Butter ' 21c a lb.
Rose brand Oleo. 36c lb.
All Two -dollar Orders Delivered
Phone 368 R. - GRAF, Proprietor. Cor. Kingston & Square
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SMART, SNAPPY, FASCINATING
Such words cannot adequately describe the
good features of
OUR NEW SPRING GOODcatOta
S Wig
which have been arriving daily, and are now ready
for your inspection, and which we know will be
adjudged
"JUST IT"
it it by the most critical shoppers.
Besides, considering the splendid quality of
our, shoes, our
PRICES ARE VERY LOW, .i�'"1
as you will gather from the following :
Ladies' Oxfords, in Kid or Patent Leather,
]flock or the extremely popular browns, various
heels, $3.75 to $7.50.
Ladies' Ties, one and two eyelets, a variety of
heels and colors, $6.00, $6.50, $7.00, $8.00 and $8.50.
Ladies' Pumps, from $3.50 up.
All the newest shapes, leathers and colors for
men.
A peep at ouq windows will convince you that the
right place to buy your footwear is
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$AYED FROM
LIPELONG MISERY
And lip
. •TRUI Operation,
Y11f. Y. J. GORSE
392817nioa St., Vancouver. B.C.
"I suffered with all the symptoms
of Female Trouble, with chronic Con-
stipation and constant Headaches.
I hod pally lar Jost it rho bail cad
Mks of the body. I tried various
remedies without relief, and then put
myself ander a doctor's caro and he
advised me to have as operation. I
refused. •
Then,_ I started taking 'Fruit -a.
fives' ; and from the outset, I felt
better, and Chir medic:Me hue completely
relieved use of all my misery and
suffering. My weight was only 143
pounds and now it is 168 pounds. I
an free of pelt and headaches and the
terrible Constipation ; and what saved
me frond misery is the splendid fruit
medicine, 'Pratt-a-tiveu'."
MRS. M. J. (TORSE.
50e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial Mae 25e.
At all dealers. or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tivea Limited Ottawa. ant.
po.rtation foi'i.i.kl.'n with mark their
ballot opposite cit:S.
The question 1' frequently asked
what• will harpten if the referendum
txl..es. 1f the referendum is c'wrritsb,
the 1►.tmiuion Government will ls+Ic• a
pns•tumation srl1i!I a date after which
the tot{strtation of al,vholic beverage,
will he forbidden. The law will still
provide for the impartation into the
Province of liquor for medicinal, saera-
mental. sei.•ntitte and mapt)fao•turing
pnryn►ses. 1're•.etmnbli for +ale for
ttr-r.purpa.rs the present dispensaries
will b.• retained
There are many who imagine that
the taunt provides for A vot..on Gov-
ernment control of the liquor traffic.
This is not •twing balloted upon. 1f
bonedry is.ofeated, it might. of anuses
Is etsible for the Government to en -
,nM such legislation barer. although in
the last Wet -endow to tttt!e the Prov:
ince voted by it majority of nearly
2.-0,000 agriiust Government control.
MRS. GORDON WRIGHT'S
ADDRESS.
Goderirh Urged to Roll t'p a Large
Majority fee Pr'ehibition.
Under the novices of the citizens'
Social Service league. 'Nus. Gordon
Wright of London. president of the
Itominion W. 1'. T. 1'., gave an atietress
in North «trete 'Methodist churn on
Wednesday night. The meeting was
in the interests of the prohibition cam -
pa ign
am•piigu for the referendum. Rev. 11, i).
Moyer 10ted es chairman. nisi with
him nn the platform. hwides the
sleeker of Me evening, were Mrs. M.
W. Nowell. president of the local W. e'.
T. 1'., sand Rev. J. F. Iteyeraft. De-
votional exercise,' were rnnducted by
RPT. 'J. F:. M'.4'auley and Rev. J. F.
Reytrnft. Keveral vocal selections
on prohibition themes were given by A
quartette consisting of Messrs. C. Si.
Robertson. W. C. i'ridham. George
Belcher and Ren. H. I). Sloyerr.
'H -re. Wright Ind spoken at Ottawa
the previous evening and had travelled
all night to reach (tadprlrh. She had"
been annoulxwl to speak on the to pie
"Why Fto`atialwI-Failed." hat she said
ale had entirely forgotten that this
AAA 10 1e iwr subject. and though she
made some references to her stay in
Weiland Ger address was on more
genernt lines. She WAY In Scotland to
assist An the rwrnt temperance cam-
paign there. and mild It was a wonder-
ful experience. Scotland failed in that
campaign, she mid, because it did not
.tart hatfen entury ago in its fight
Against liquor, and the trtfk had
stritek its roots so deeply into the x011
Cher it termed to require a «uper-
llmman effort to drag them out. An-
other reason for failure wax that a
«ec'tion of the ministry of Scotland
booker( askance At prohibition measure..
There were signs, however, of a chang-
ing 'sentiment.
•Jura. Wright mild that her
would he, "Why Ontario Must
She paid iter respe•tw to Prof. Steppe
Imae.wk, who she said was a joker and
was not to ire taken seriously, and abet
referred to I'mvoet 'Maeklem of Trin-
ity ('.liege anti Mr. Eroesh Heston of
Toronto as erring leaders in the "wet"
'ranks. Their utteratceew were deaerib-
w1 As "utter unlogie and nonsense..•
She had 'spoken op the Mme platform
as Prof. 1eaca•k more ,than once, on
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DAYS
Saturday, April 9th, Monday, April 11th, and Tuesday, Aprie
121h, will be old-time Bargain Days at the
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This means that every article in the store will be reduced in price. Every article in rely -to -
wear and every article in piece goods will be reduced in price. \.
Substantial reductions will be made in every line. It will pay you to make a list of your
requirements and do your shopping on the above dates at this store. ..� .A. -. ...;,
Below are a few of the many lines
SERGE DRESSES
A large range of Serge, Tricotine and Jersey
Dresses on sale. Values ranging up to $50.00 on
sale at $18.00, $2L50 and $24.50 each. Every
Dress is perfect in every way and a real bargain.
Be sure and see these values.
- s^"�e*wa)aela%rxeears�mcs4➢,C[i
BLOUSES
Crepe , de chine Blouses at $4.98. These
Blouses range up to $15.00 and will. be cleared at
$4.98.
Georgette Blouses all greatly reduced in price. --
Georgette Blouses reduced to $4.98 and $5.98 each.
Voile Blouses all on sale.
VOILE DRESSES
A large range of Voile Dresses on sale at
$12.50 each. These are very special numbers and
very low in price. Originally marked as high as
$30.00. On sale at $12.50 each. \
House Dresses on sale:
Spring Coats and Suits on sale.
HOSIERY`"
Every line of Hosiery on sale. Silk Hose, in
all' colors and sizes, reduced in price. Special
values in ladies' and children's lisle Hose.
that have been reduced in price
LADIES' UNDERWEAR.
Special values in ladies' Summer Underwear.
Ladies' Combinations in all sizes at 75c a suit.
Ladies' Vests in all sizes at 45c a garment.
Prints, 35c, for 30c.
Shirtings in blue, 45c, for 40c.
36 -in. Flannelette, 39c.
Pillow Cotton, 60, for 50c.`
Shirtings, 40c, for 35c, in black.
Ginghams, 45c for 40c, 40c for 35c.
2 -yd. Sheeting, 75c, for 65c.
COATINGS
A large range of Spring Coatings ranging up
to $8.00 a yard, which includes Broadcloths and
Velours, .at $5.00 a yard.
Special range of Velours in all colors at $4.00
a yard.
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SERGES
All Dress Goods reduced in price.
Botany Serge in blue, black and colors, regu-
lar $6.00, for $4.50 a yard.
Other lines reduced to very low prices.
All Silk reduced 20 per cent.
The above is only a partial list of the wonderful values that you will be able to buy on the
Three Sale Days. Be sure and come early befo re the lines are picked up.
fite� ��:�'��. i , ,s 1:13
Do not forget the days a. - _ ,
SA T!I RDA Y, MONDAY and TUESDAY NEXT
No goods charged at bargain prices
COLBORNE
THE HOUSE OF RELIABILITY
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A patriotic Iw+nP. and had thought him
a pretty nice wort of ,man. hut on theew-
.«.wsious- lw slid twit touch the pro-
Irtldtion question. She made fun of
isaro'k's statement that 'leer and
encumbers sl Id be put in the name
Hass,- anal «4141 'she 'would never again
eat it cnevndter 'with the senna relielt
ex beton..
tithe devoted some attention to the
anti -prohibition appeal on the Issue of
"individual liberty." The liquor
trunk ever and aiwteye, «he add, had
been a traitor to ail that was test and
holiest. 11 was the breeder cot T1CP,
the inudlgatlon of the m(aet immoral
deeds. Every bit of liberty wP have
had been safeguarded by prohibitions;
and to the Challenge that there was
nothing in the Bibleto warrant pro.
Midden she replied by minting from
CAW 21141 chapter of Genesis: "Of. the
of the knowledge of good and ern.
IN 1 .IIa'It rmt tat of it; for In the day
that thou Patted thereof 111011 shalt
surely lie."
11 th . "refe'r'endum retried all the
illicit mil and bootlegging would be
•wlpel out. + fere WAR reason to bee
neve that bat reader Drury and the
Federal Premie would' o their 'part
In enforcing A p .. bttlon lett.
Their opposes ere dragging the
red herring Go nment control
«ernes the trail. Sas' tehewan had
tried Government control r ane year
and would' have no more f it. and
judging term teeters nevi I from
Britieh Columbia lees than year
would be enough for that I'ro
Government control, however. teas
an Serene In this emitted: the vote ha
nothing to do with Government control.
'Yrs. Weight urged that every vote
he polled. It waw neeeaatry Mat a
large majority be rolled tip to imprecu
the Govermnent with the 'sincerity of
the demand for pmtdbtMon. The wo-
rsen voted' leave their houneelmitttng
and the sea the making of their gar.
deem until after the Beth. in order the!
every effort nndght Ire directed towards
bringieg out a large vote. Com-
munTtieea like Gaderieh wouM'tie-looked
to for large majorities In order to
offs4R the adverse vote in'tbe bonder
cities.
Referltng again to her Old Country
visit, Mrs. Wright %poke of the patri-
otic endurance d the English anti
Scottish people under the rOtimitng
wyvtem, purple 'w110 had plenty of
money patiently going without artl(•lee
of food and comfort in order that the
natlonai neer). `might be met. But
while the people did not hare %ulletent.
anger for their tables or eadlk'fent coed
for their fires the British brewer. atnl
distllere eoneumed enormous linen-
titiefi of linger and coni. -
('ruminal atatil.ttea were quoted to
Mow that under prohibition Crime had
greatly decreased. WhMe the wartime
prehibutlon against importation waw 10
effect there wawa decrea.A of at least
flfty per cent. In crime and the jail%
were nearly empty. Since the war-
time ban waif lifted crime had agivin
Imre. pied. -
111 wbucln,4ion the ,..prltker appealed
to the memory of the boy% "Who had
given their lives avereeas to keep Can -
tele safe and cleaF.
PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sharman returned
last night from Hamilton, when they
spent the winter months.
Mn. Jane Lynn returned home last
\we•ek after spending ! few months with
Palatinus et Detroit.
kr. and Mee, James Buchanan were
cnfied to London by the midden and
,acute Ultima .4 Meir danghter, Met. H
Stowe of that city. A eerhnwt oper-
ntlon wen tslrettaer7 and for *evens'
days the onteome was uncertain, but
t1 portent kratinally Anhwei s1n•ngtlt
an. s nue 1xiievel to be out of danger.
S1 r. el Mn. Itueltaued
an have return
their-wt•ne
pting -weweek+a
-lae
their da %liter, re a
Mr. .1. L. Killoran reelrrewntecl rho
t slert•h (`, tleegtate institute tmistel
Weird at the meetieg .d the trustees'
.ectlon of the Ontario Valium time. I AA.
soe•latlon at Toronto lust week. _
Prilrc'lpal Shau•iuAn attended the
outario Ethwattona AY,rx•lation con-
vention at Toronto last week.
Riot Lottie 11(410.nn vieIters frlentl%
at Toronto 111,41 .week:
Sar. .1. N. Johnston. who .r the past
year has lsen'oltlee man for he G.xle-
riclt Mercantile ('0., has reel • ned to
hie former romtton. havltug 1 n ep-
pointeYl principul of a public %e•ho'1 at
Mitsuko. We are sorry to lose rntch
good citizens as Mr. and Mee. John+telu
fnnn Goelerloh, and trust they will
finds their way bark once In a while.
Mrs. E. R. WsMon left on Molxlay
on her return to Watertown. N. Y.,
after a visit to her son, Mr. B':. T.
Watson.
Hiss Rowena 4111111. ham returned from
Toronto, where AP spent batwter week
with her tether, Mr. A. H. Jane. Mr.
Jane- AAA.. Just casmptoted-.a_ a.uteae .4a
motor me•hanlcs at Toronto Univer-
sity. • - •
Mr. John Galbraith. nt Tara. spent
hoe week in town vi'siting her parents,
Mr. and Hr. Jamas McClure. '
Mr. and Strs. Horace Hearn have
returned to town from Stratford.
Mrd. 4'. Simone returned home last
week after apwnding the winter very
pleasantly with friends at Brantford
and Toronto.
The fine weather haw brmlght oat
Mr. Joseph Kidd. who haw' been mo-
aned to the hoose for sense months.
We hope he will *non the n stored to
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something tike bis oldtime vigor. •
Mr. and Mee. Willi m Warnock
have returned from N rwkh, where
they spent the minter h their tents.
In-law and daughter, r. and Mrs. Roy
Sperling. -
The Signal had the pleaeur• of a
fraternal I'll 11 nn Saturday fr, t Mr.
J. 4'. Howl. of ronto, editor ' t The
Farmers' Sun, who wag a.`c'ott{ratnied fi
fry Mr. Gordon Lamb of Colborne. )Lr.
Ross addr4%seYl a meeting re the Col-
borne Formers Club at ('Arlow on
Friday evening and a referendum
meeting at ,k•urwiller Saturday after-
noon. The Sub 1s now pultilslte•d
t'wkv a week and 11 Is planned to make
It three Omen a week, with a daily
publication In view if circumstances
warrant. Mr. Ross ha11a originally
from Zorn and haw the physique of
the brawny Scots who Inhabit that
fa mom section.
Mho; Ivy Elliott 1s vlaking her
ljrother. at London.
lets Glenn, of iterrie, Is visiting her
shit , Mrs. Tho.. handy. v
Hee J. E. Ford preached In Wesley
church, Clinton, last Sunday, preemie.
ing the Mentions' hrtere.te of the -
MelhodMwt !lurch.
Mile Eliza h Wilson, sister of Mrs.
(Re', l J. F. Rof bairn, whose fet-
ters from China published in The Signal
have been read wit much interest by her
friends here, has leted her prepare-
tory course in the language and' is
has been made princi I of the High
Sch cot of the Cattadi mission at ;
Chengtu. e,
The Girls' Harmony -Club or St.
Gerrge'a ehllrrh are putting on a abort
play,' entitled "The Red Parasol," on,
Friday evening, April 15. at.8 *Week.
when the autograph quilt will he
unearned off. A short mnslcal prtr-
gram. by lneol talent, wIM ahs,.. be
given. Admherlon 1Sc and 21c•,
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