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from Se.fratth. wie. balS`' A bintiltifill
$010. .Misil Pearl %Viet. artei e ere a snlo
at tliP 1101thing VOrvieo, The t ffer-
Log was Nita. a he Tea on Monday
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Varna,
Mies alciaenzieand Itliee Blue
Ritcheson spent a pleasant afternoon
the gasses of Mrs. O. Weekes.
re and Mre. J. Dinamore were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Eller mittens
Sale' t"ooats
To -day ,ve an.n.-)unce our
an-
nual December- Sale of Ladies and.
children's coats commencing Sat,, -
urday morning, December 2nd." •
They are worth the attention of
every lady with co a buying to do. IT110,4
The coats we have for this special
Decernbr sale are ail new gar-
ment3. No left avers t) greet you
here. The quality of material in 11
each is ivicd. The prices are from
$5.00 to $6.00 less than regular
price. Now is your chance to get
a gocd V. inter coat cit a low price
Childfren's Coats
at half price. •
Milliner
luimmor.
aring at
2.
The finish of the Mil
linery season is drawing
.3 near which makes us
4:". anxious ,0 clear out
the balance (.f our hats
before our Milliners
We put on sae
day 2 dozen trial-
nats all new styles
• iar price $6,00 and
choice 2.25
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Do we announce big price reductions because
there is no necessity for doing so as our prices are
always low. •
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We ilavo Speciai reasons for clearing out eyery
thing in our Millinery Department this season, so it
is not a question of price, but stock Clearance. That
is why cve.rything is marked half price and under,
that's also the reason that we are sending cut so many
hats at this late date.
Have You Seen •
Our special value in Ladies' Coats at $6, $g, $10
and $12 up to 520. Have you noticed how faultless
they are in fit and finish because they were modelled
by experts.
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Misses and Children's Coats, every one special
at $1,75, $2.50, $3.50, $4.50, $5.00 and $6.00.
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day.
Rev. Mr. Johnson is not as well as
usual this week.
M. W, Couchly was the guest of
Mr. R Coughly on Friday.
Mrs. S. Beatty spent Monday in
Clinton..
' etre. E.gpps has had the• interior of
her house pa remodelled, and ie now
present e a cosy and up to -date appear-
ance,
Mr. and Mrs, IfleGregor were guests
of Rev. and Mrs. johnson on Saturday
last.
fireilikon
Although there will be no local
option contest in Stephen Township
in Januery, it seems there sill be a
temperance eohtese That Elide, it is
reported, will run a man for the reeve's
chair, and wilt 11,130 support councillors
who are advocates of that cause.
Local option was defeated two years
ago.
Oredi ton Village is going in for hoc..
key tires winter. A rink is being made
in the flex barn, and as the village ha'
the trieterial, there is no de ube thee
the boys %vitt make a good showing.
At an organization meeting a few
ights Ago, Henry Either., M. .P.-• P.,
was elected honorary president, and
Mr. 0. Ztvicker president.
The Orme telephone system and the
Hay Township system have t eon con-
•ttected. here, on completion of a trunk
line. This /Mows all subscribers on
both the s•ystetiss, covering the town-
ships of Hay and Stephen, includu g
Exeter, Creditor', Zurich, Dashwooe,
Grana Bend. etc , to hive free comae -
tions, or -practicelly so, as the charge
is bot el a year to subscribers.
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Goderieli-TownshiP
ale Percy Cole has taken down •his
power rkll II.
Mr. Freak Whitman has bought a
colt from W. H, Elliottet a geed price,
lioteefleth mute he looking up..
Mr 'Faulk Perdue Is gravelling on
the Bay field Oonceseion w bleb. is Inuoll
needed.
Mr. 3 Shepheed, of the Bayfield
Linei pulitag down his bares and re,
building agate. • • •
Mr. Ben Rathwell has sold his block
of erabar at a fair pride.
Rev. Mr Laws rreacheel a fine ser -
icon in Cole's church. on Sunday,. Nov-
ember 26th, on the ',Evils of the Day."
• • Mr. -Ratan Laws, .son of Rev. Laws
• has taken a position in Mr. Edward's
store, Bay field. Bob te.a genial fellow.
We think our township fathers,
should look after the ' roads a little
beeteres° as the teavellingpeelic wotild
not get stuck in niudholes. • , A coun-
ciltowshould be able to see•
the bad
places and fix them in time.
The Provincial election is'. tiow at
hand and let the.electots geb busy and.
let us have Prohibition in this Ontario
of ours and good .legislation. Atter
this is over theMunicipat pot will start.
to boll, We hope one Reeve will not
.he discouraged and there its room for
improvement in Rome of our Come
deers.. . •
The following is the report, for • the
•month of November of S. S. Ne. • 9.
Gireerich,Townehip. A antes • in ' order
eemeeit, Fifth thass-Stella Nelson.
'Senior Fourth Oates -Bert Findlay,
Willard Gray. Tellesille Finale, Sadie
Cook, Arnold -Miller,. Junior Fourth
unies-,matrie Oetonts Roy. Connell,.
Loyde Miller, 011ie Oele, lealph. Care
talon. Senior Third Olass--Etnily
Connell. Lola liudie. Junior Tbird.i
Claes-Irene Harrison, Tom ,Iludie;
Charlie Ocepet, Jetat Cook, Earl
Cooper, Edith Sterling, Blanche Nee
sore &rime Grigg, Senior Second Claes:
-Wienifred Nelsen. Junior Second
0lass- eta Harrison. John Oetrams
• Part 11 Sterling, Alfred
Ruffle, Gladstone Grigg, Cecil Conrail.
Junior 1 Class-Wehtw. Nelson, • Ida
G Eaythe Peddles, Teacher •
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Rolineoville
school -Report -The following is the
Report of School aeetion No. 3, God-
erieh Township: -ennior IV-Gertits
King,Roy Munnings, Clifford Holland,
Harold Oole, Verna, Jervis, Harold
Levis, Elea Proctor, Seiner Third -
Alvin Leunard Milton .Holland, Stew-
art Mair, Robert McLane, Daniel Glid
don, Leslie Jervis, Clifton • Prottor.
inner Vere-Wilhaut eatcoek. Sen-
ior Second -Emily Ford, Norman
Mair, Altalind McOertney; Fred .Lavite
Harry Ford. ' Junior Second -Bruce
Reiland.Part II-eaVaired Jervis,
Willie Miller. Senior I -Viola t ai iller.
Charlie Potter, Marion Alcock. (Neil
tooter, Junior I -Willie jervis,Dor.
otha Jervis, Willie Larder. Junior I
(a) -Ted Smith, Albert Lercier, Herold
barder,Bere ,Smi the -Li I li as Macaricar,
Teacher,
7 Mr. Chester Fingal:ex. of Goderich,
and his friend alias Johnson welted, his
oat friends at Hohneeville end also his
parents in }1ulIeti on Smutty est.
The regular meeting of the Women'e
Institute will meet attlie horneof Mrs
Mulholland. on Thursday, December
filth at 2 :30. Two ptpers will be given
one will he on "The Value and Giving
et Obristneas Gifts" the other "Worry
is Worse than Work" and will be
followed by short alecussions.
Tnekereaulth
School Report-eltollowing is the
School Report for S. S. No. 4, Tucker.
smith for month of November Class
IV Herman Crich, Pemlea Ball, Ida
Bata Myrtle °Mob, Grace $tepheuson,
Jobn 'Iurner, 1%Iary Turner, Grace
Walters Wellington •Crich, Frank
O'Brien, Walters. ()lass 111 -
Viola Witte, Myrtle Rogerson, Elva
Note Class 11 Senior - Winnie (-lent.
Edna Orich, Mabel Caleb, Phyllis
Crich. Bert Walters. Cates 11 Junior
- Wu hue Nott Class 1 Senior -Vela
Stephenson, George Feleonew Class 1
miiosi-itlinily Hunter.
auburn
•Wne. 13. Patterson laid a valuable
dogkilled bi' the 0 P. Re train.
Master Frank Reithew, youngest
son of J. J. Rein:illy, underwent an
operation on Tuesday forenoon or lest.
week He hal been troubled with a
growth in his throat, which interfered
wale his breathing, and n; vivas thou -ht
'advisable to have it removed.
Macklin, of Goderich, performed the
operattou, which was. entirely anccess•
fu . At time ef writing the patient is •
doing welt, and we may expect to nee
Master Frank around again.
Brumfield
Mr, D. Hooper, ot Clinton, was here
Mat week with a check for Mr, John
Snider for $1.171. • Me. Snider bad an
endownment policy and ismuch pleased
with the result. •
Rev. E. H. Savers has. moved his
family to Sc. -Helens North Bruce.
where his induction will shortly take
place ' fie and Mrs. Saweits drove ail
the way. Me. and Mrs. Sewers have
been here or twelve years, and have
made many friends, who regret their
departure, hut wish them success in
their new home. • -
There is a great clemand for ponitry
in this vicinity at the •present time and
buyers are purchasing. all that they
aan secure. Farmers are getting AS
high as 10 cents per pound live iveight
in sone instances. There is a steady
demand for tutkeys. Some 'firemen
are 'selling and others aze keeping
thetil for .the Christ/nee mat.ket.
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• Mr. Wickwire, of Leantingtoo, b
visited our town for the purpose •i.f
starting a newspaper to be. known as.
-The Beyfield Press. and Mt. Wickwire
is new canvassing the • town forsub
.scriptions. •
The Rev. Mr, Leckie, of Welton,will
preach the Anniversary services in t be
Methodist ()hutch on Sunday evening
next. While evening service in St..
Andrews .will be suspended as • a con -
epee.
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Political -A Onneervative meeting
was held in the Town Hall on Ft ulav
evening last hy Mr. It Felber; M P.P..
for South Huron. Mr. Itilber was also.
supported by Mr. Rtchardeon, ef the
Front Road. Ma. Either's speech •was
short and very much ancording to tile
own ideas, while Mr. Richardsere lost
control of the language and so storm-
ed the Reform party.ford and aft that
theair becotne Toryism and .the de-
pression cif the poluted • at in o 'There,
threatened to•extinguish the Meeting -
•the . walls before •the gentleman
realized where to get off at. Later
.bowever Mr, Richardson redeemee
himself wleereson Sunday evening let t
he tithed more • Liberal and praise,
the Reform Petty under alitt•tin Let,
her's bravery on. entering the -city of
otins eyen though here were as
many devils as there were tele' on the
rooms of the houses. At this' the aud-
ience wondered if Martin Lieber would
have ventured into the political meet-
ing on the Friday evening before. •
Concert -The St. A.ndvew's concert
held in the Towns .Rall on Thursday
evening.last was a. ''suceees in every
way. he Standard on the. Braes.
o' Mar being the oaening number by
the St. Andrews Choir • was mos
beautifully rendered, Mrs. McGuire. ,
of Seaforth, made in bee selection of
ajessies Dream" •and . Miss'
May 'Renee, of Clinton,. was greatly
appreciated as an elecutionst ae we
have had none better here in the east
Mr. Ilse Rattenhitry, of .01inton..wae
also greatly appreciated both . in • his
songs And AS a professional at whist-
ling. Mr. B. Bailey as usual greatly‘
excelled in his aeleettons elf Darkey
songs and received great • applause.
The Rev. Mr. McFarlane greatly im-.
proved the -programme by sieging"The
Old Suttee Songs" in aura Snottish
style. The, closing niunlew "Will ye
no come hack Again" was exquisitely
endered by our ever popular soloist
n the person of Miss Laura Mohave -
on whose sliming exeellente is great -
y knnwn throeghout the comman ley
nd the coneert in general was the.
reatest snacess if the season,
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Christmas Things
Are here too numerous to mention. It would be.
wisdorn to make an early Selection, All goods -select-
ed can be left here, if necessary, till you require it.
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ASK POR COUPONS
We are making a special effort to keep our premium
tableware fully assorted froni now till after ChOstmas
MEET ME AT
IRWIN'S
The People's Store
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110T WATER, STEAM
mid not AIR OE gain,
Galvanized Iron Work
Roofing and
Eavetroughing
We have everything
that in newland up -to date
in the Plumbingand heat.
ing bUgiuss,
ESTIMATES GIVEN ON ALL
CoWritAtor WORK
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Byarn &Sutter
• lariteefield •
'1' e Sunday School children ate
bus prepethag for their annualChaist-
mus tree entertainment.
Mise 3entrie Lee is visiting at the
home of her unele James Rose
George Stepheneon,who was dangers
ne's, iii last ,week is Jowly recovet-
frig.
Mr. Fowler, formerly of Toronto,
has moved on the farm, which he re
cently bought of lat. Harvey, Stnley.
Mrs, Angus Beatty and alis May
Beatty, of Point Mills, Westminister,
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Wm.
&eta
Williane Hill has rettnned from Ken -
over a year.
Mrs. Geo. Forrest, Who has been
visiting her father, John Cameron of
eur village has returned to her home
at Victoria, 13ritish Columbia.
Mists Heil Ross, Toronto, ia visiting
her father, James nosn, who is ill.
Alx. Ross hats eaturnea from Dray. where he spent the Surtoner in
erecting a flax Mill. •
Miss Allie Itattenbuty has returned
from visiting friends at Toronto.
The Peesbyterian ()hut& of our vita
age here passed another toile stone in
their histor. Their' Anniversary Wes
held on Sabbath last, when the Re.
fr. Witsbartv of Brussels, took charge
of the eerViee. Re Wee Miteh aPpreta
every village end toen of the eeigh•
tiontiorl people tame nor il the ter nrch
was wiled, A teauttlf settee'. was
served by the women of the enngre
gation. After the tett all repelled to
the body sf the church AN here t t4 Pro -
ram was b, Id. Rev. elr Johnston,of
Varna, was in tbe ebair. The choir
opened the meeting, a fterwarde there
werereading by Mines May Ranee, of
Clinton, Mies Grant, of Tuckersulith,
which were highly appreciated a duet
of
aeforth; eeveral soloe by Me, Mc-
Guire, of Seaforth, and a quartette
from Heneall, Addresses by Rev. Jr.
Riehardson and Rv. Mr. Wishart, erf
Brusels. The audience were a. very
haPPYranoreciative one, The proceeds
• were Me the amount during the
• Anaivereery services being over 30(1.
which goes to the building committee
fund. The cougregetion us at Present
in a flout isliing condition and hope ere
long to pay of the Inclebteaness ou
the new eintrela home
by Misses eatty and McGregor,
,T4C621.
StanleY
Mr. Th B sit el and Mr. Arthur
Chapman who were out in 'Basket
cheerily 01 the it vest Ecursion, tee
turned home on no ureday of last week
well pleiteed with trip, about
compiainirg of the cold. Mr. Tnos.
Baled left on Teesdret of thie week to
visit in Ashfield end lodeteeh.
Mies Mey ehrtuphell and Miss Ida
efeLeeepte, oe titin ten. visited at the
letratt of Mr, John elorfatt during the
first of the weeks
Mee. P. Douglas. of Blak, is visit*
Ing her daughter, • Mrs. Alexander
Sparks at present,
Me. M McDougall and her dnughter
Meter ate visiting fi lends in Mithigan
this week.
Mr. Alex. aleDongall and bre daugh-
ter. Ares, teed ale Mal. Mc-
Dougall mitt wife were visiting at tke
home ofalre. Met:wen and other
friends this week.
PRESBYTERY Of HUAI
The ;special meeting -of Presby-
tery held in Willis Church. • on
Wednesday Was Well attended. by
rainiaters and. laymen.aa •
The objeet ofhe meeting was
to hear addresses ,froen • Rev. Drt.
MacKay, moderator of the • Gener-
al Assembly. Rev,- Dr, Grant, the
General 8uperin tdent far Home
Missions, •.•
Rev. 'Dr. Stewart, moderator of
Presbytery; opened • • the meeting,
and afterwards requested Rev,
Colin Fleteher af Thames Road .to
preside., "•
Rev. G,E, Ros,. B.D., or Goderich
presented a verbal report on tee
eubjeat' of • "Systeetic Giving,"
showina thate the share .0f the Pres-
bytery towards meeting the $20.0,-
000 texpeeted from the Synod • of
Hamilton and Lot/Delon amounted
to $14,000. • This SUM Will be aimed
at for 1911• * . •
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Rev. Dr. MacKay was then heard.
The itinerary has. been exteinsion,,
reaching frona the Pacific eta At-
te/Wee The purpose of the itiner-
ary' ha.sebeen Ito stir the church to
greater. interest and effort' en, the
euppart of the work of the church •
as a ,whole. The beget for 1912 is
$1,000,000. A grave crisis is upon
us as Canadians. and • Cheistiaeis,
280.000 children and • 60,000' yelling
children in the Presbyterlaint Church
who must be looked • .after, The
city problem. demands attentioini
or multitudes are .• crowding in to •
the cities, gate growth' Of the West
presents a' .serious responsibility_twelve. to fourteen Ituraleed: of
increase every day The. responsi-
bility Or 14,060,000 of the foreign
world waa • impressed upon • the
Presbyteraa The neceseityhis far -
Ward rather • than backward in.
oar activity; The questiqn af can-
clidates for On ministry was dealt
with and the need of an. increas-
ed -Member was. shown. •
Pile one 'agoneY sflat is to. save -
the world is the Christian Church,.
As Pees byt erians we must do one
• -week ,throngh the • Peesbyteraan
Chuteh. • The work is intensely
practical. kn' are refusing to
• con Lin ue the ministry, others re-
f ming teenter the ardinistry be-
cause of inadequate stipnds. As
Cy&
anadians, loalty meads ace
tiVity; as Christian, the Mater
demands it. - The most modern and
tPrOVed Metiliods should be
adopted in the church as in the
business world.. The seeritua.1 evil]
be helped by the performance of
duty le the material department of
the ,church .and inyersely the spire
aual .will inspire ,greater inteeest
and effort in the feeanciaa and ma-.
teriai, • • • •
'Aftr lunch Rv. en.. Grant apoke
eafeirming and emphasizireg the
tatemepts of the moderator of,
he tieeeral Aesembly. The idea is
o put the ten speratag depart -
lents o.f the chetah into one unite
d budget. United work for Can-
ana the world. • The one bud -
et and the one eppeal. This is
tee and practical for the people
ill be unified in the great' work
hat the church has ,to do, • viz.,
le adequate support of thevery
saneli of e church's work.. A
efinite plan ,will be adopted, a
°retinal eatwas will be made so
tat each individual member And
.1:hermit may feel hie or her roe -
tenability to Christ • and Ills
iturch,
The distraution of his, budget
a
5j
ti
bas been aecording to studiesi
iairnee, The Weet is undertakiing
$00000 of the minion dollar budget
showing great growth and ewrgy,
Our 'synod $200,000, Presbytery of
Hrm-
1910-$ /1000.
ton, Manitoba, where he has been for
1911- 11,000,
191- 14,000.
An oPpetrtenity ought to be given
to tall, lick and poor, ,old and
Yaungeto wear/hate to tills einounit.
$3 amember, $6 a faultily per year
will do it, Etteh congregation apd
each individttal Will need to take a
share in ehael ;Work, Refusal in
reteatte rejeetion Obrises kittge
dont and Mast as leader and
Saaioter.
like Weetern World Wili 1086 the
the Christ if the eastern ZespOrisite
Vilify neglected, The Marble*
light is breaking in the heetbant
World Whe wotek Akio for Weetesen
wiwywwwwwwwwwwk ated by the large andieneee that itio
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a Vita4 3,000 iniselon eta
Its In Westegn Onad) 150- bi
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THURSDAY, DSCEKBER 7, MI.
Only 111 Business Days tilt Xnlas
For Christmas Presents
go to COOPERS
We have provided for all requirements and the
variety we show in innumerable articles of varying
price makes the selection 01 appropriate gifts easy
and you can count on getting exactly the right
thin.
Sec Our Pine lialiclay. Display-
TOYLAND on
• SECOND FLOOR
eh ice stock
Fine Leather Goods
You can get a choice Suede Pocket Books, Brutal Sets, Music
Leather Bag for $1.00 with Cord
handles, or almost any design you Bolls, Walletts and other leather
Wish at any price up to $6.00 goods suitable for presents.
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8orne ef the Christmas Books
The Fourth Watch (Coady) • $11..2255
Mother Carey' s Chickens (Wig-
• gins) , • 1.25
Barbara Worth (Waight)•
•
1.25
Life Everlasting (Corelli)
The Jesuit (Hocking) . • 1.25
Give us a few days time
• any book you may
The Singer of the Kootenay
• (Kpowles) • 1,25
The New Machiavelli (Wells).- 1.25
Kennedy Square (Snaith) 1.26
• Opal Fire (Peaed) 1.25
Carpet From Bagdad] (Mac -
g Nail) • 1.25
a.nd we Will secure for you
want, if not in stock.
'Rare us your
orexr ror Greetleg Cards aud the.
• Ciirisimas 01,1.obt;..
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LINTN.
these are destitute of ettident sup-
ply. A big :task is the workin the
city, the city ie a. mission field. If
• the church gave according to her
prosperity, she would give fifty
rather than one million( doljaes,
The church needs to give this mil-
lion fear her otwn good; there is
also a eeflex benefit. Let us get
the fellness ofthe vision, the bap-
tism of the spirit, and then service
and• .sacrifice • veal relish and
gratif. -
After the addresses the. Presby-
tery's Committee euemitted the
fellowing eeconimendationse-
• 1 -That the Presbytery eceept
the Synod's appointment foe that
Presbytery of $14,000 as the object
fae 1912.
• 2 -That a missionary committee
be organizedin eyery coingkega-
tion.
3 -That an inclividital playas be
made .ini, every congregatioin toe
ards the missionary and educa-
tional week ot the ehurch.
• 4 -That each congregation have
is apportionment seat dawn to it
• in good tate prior ttk the analual
meeting. .•
• 5 -That the Presbytery's commit-
te on systematic -giving, give as-
sistance 'whenever solicited to make
this undertaking effectiVe.
• All eecornmendatimis ;were. adap-
ted • .An apportienmenet to indi-
vidual congregations wasthen
snaclee _ •
• A resolution of appreeitition of
the visit of Drs, MacKay and Grant
Presbytery adjourned.
NANO- tiffilNI; BY IX -MISTER
analling to keep in power. Mr.
Barden sa.ys the • boundaries are
not yet fixed The only reason.
that •they are not fixed es that Dec.
11th is the date of an elecion."
Mr; King concluded his speech
with a firey summary. "Sir James
has confessed that his Government
is human and has its fralities. But
it challenges anybody to discover
with arnicroseope any evidence of
• wrong in his adaninistratiole. Well,
I say it cloen't steed any mioro-
scape to discover that 1000 teachers
are needed iretthe province ot Qa-
tari°, 2,600,000 acre° of crown lands •
• have been given away to one Com-
pany, that the boundary has been
fixed without our ministers anoW-
irtg anything about it, to timid w:
deficit wthe.re there ured to he sur -
.pluses, and that our Indirechliabil-
' Ales have been quadrupled. It •
does not need amtacroseope to dise
cover that Beatty Nesbitt is still
• at large. (cheers and laughter) that
prosecution of the trusts have been
discontinued, and that people have
not the free aecess to ithe cou14ta
they used to have.
"The Liberal party comes for-
ward today,” concluded' Mr.
King, "With a new leader, a distin-
guished public man, an aiornmena
in every' way to public life of the
prOVinee, On the llth, of Decem-
• ber we have ani opportunity to
place Ontario in the position ef
prestige it hap occupied in the •past
as the leading • Province: in the
leading. Dominion • of 'the greatest
Empire which the world has ever...
known."
The Meeting closed awith loud
cheers for His Majesty, the candle
date and Mr. Rowell, •
KING -PINS.
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failure which has eaused distreas
and even death in this very cear-
ty? And the Attorney-Gnearo
department is responsible for the
feet that Mr. Nesbitt has not been
brought to justice."-Chers. •
• Seventh -The staying of the
prosecution ot combine, against
erue bills had been found,
"The Government Was not cagy a
Government of inaetictine but ,one .01
reaction," observed Mr. Xing.
• Ninth -The denial of legal rights
against the Temaskaming and New
Ontario Railway and the Hydro-
Elctrie Railttey to citizens With
complainte,
Tenth --The geanting of lanld in
New °Mario to the Canadian Nor-
thrn Railway, and timber berths
to friends of the GoVernMeht.
"Phats the kind ef trantiasetiOte
we Want to put aoStelp to. Never
agaia lehoteld a Government beconit
so trtmong in this province that it
call do thihge like that."
Eleventh -An oeetal port an nud-
son's Bay, "We should have had
renlite of this proVinee Who was
*Nag atter Our interests, but
here we find, aeoording to Mr.
Retgera and Mr. ttOblitt, that )n -
trio has been done ant of ala acealn
Peat ttirall tate ta Coble, and eour
eitatternenent keetWe tno;thing about
it. That cone 8 Of having cornier.
vatie Governments Mt 'Moog ,the
ine. °They Play bite ettelt Other's
haetteritice truth, sacrifice
NoW for the polling day.
Wht's.the matter evitb the three
Huron's for Rowell.
•: The Citizens' Band gave an Open
• air coneert before the meeting,
• No one Can doubt now, but the
"King". is one lei Canada's orator,
• The attention Was excellent each
speaker receiviag a good hearing.
Hon, Maeltenzie King' speech
sheuld stimulate the voters of this
section,
Meet+ days more and then Elea -
tion Day, Work and get the vote
out early.
I SeafortatOoderieh, Myth, and
the surrounding townships were
well represented at the meeting.
Mr. Proadforat left eo doubt in
the minds of the electors Wheewhe
stood on the TeleiPerance platform,
1 So. Mackenzie King has made
some great trips. Ile came to
Clinton front Midland, god left to
go to Hamilton.
A.Mong those who shook hands
with Hon. Mackenzie Meg, were
two Well-known citiens, Messrs.
Jams Smith and Wm. Robb, Who
remembered well the orandsie,
William Lyon Mackenzie,
Seale Oa these who were on the
platiorrn were D. A. Forrester, T.
McMahen De. Shaw, Frank Htt14
W. Virlker, W.Thdone, E.Mane
clog, Jas. Snell, of toitvint and local-
ity t Dr, Hunter, D. To Darteey,
Hodgens 000derich; and Rev,„,
Neil Shaw ot Zginondville.
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