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qt artmt 3te prjw tiiirimiiay ai uif iiltuurliitlnn pfh a m 1 co j i r your in n la i lidrod umllioitn ti tt w in thu i itirjol i i to whli h hiitwurlt juiim lira pal i until i hut tn ii uk i on liu uri lrtntf lulol aniilllttihino uatidu tiiillulatit ttdvortliuuu nuiiut r i hi ii uirutn tiltiuuiirmuniit for flmt h north t iu 1 i ihi roe niw ii uiitwodiit lit liitiorlitiii gout runt dlniluy ii iv illui iim hth fir 100 tin linn or mora ir an lbi nil i jiioi meji inmrthu a lvnrtuuintia without pudih initio will in lnunrtal till forbid luul lmf1 ui 1 1 llnifly ii i moouw ictltr mil j ullllior liar iui nontn klltoilul unit iliiulnuuu ojllou 11 lehmmi lib nitn id ejtorial rupoiti from tilt drltith itilcs ulipw liut tlie dcirp for cm ailment or prohibition of the trnfllc in iiitoxi cittinf liquora ja wldtftpriid tho hrt loiilttuvt- atop towiird mnkhiftltcountry dry will ho the campaign to ciiuct locrtl option lwa m en fund ireland uid scotland mrhnrtiqy llowivrt rnyn tlmt l in t1nlciitcr of n prohibition party mr howard ferguson litfadu ilia pnrty thtit put the ontario ifjiiinerimcrf act on tho stjituto hook apt tun rolowcrn in thu ilouia with fow exceptions worceloctpd an out and out prohihl ilonlatr tho labor momliars nro utnuuch ndvocntcb of tho practise of ntlowiiig tho people to decide by referendum wht iltcy want done with important qucstioun and tho u t o members got into power largely oil account of thoir tlepltt rat lofts that neither of the old parties was fo bo trusted to jnaka prohibition effective bo tho sandy bill for it clean cut referendum on the question of tho importation of liquor should receive almost unanimous approval star ijitfh heeled fhoci a mbnnco no womntl who wcurs tho liifh heeled r tlmt is btln j toiurd upon the fcmnlo public to day can rotijiti her vitality igiiru nnd pcrsonnl tnukntinm declared mini tiuii i i owcjmyfiicnl culture oxpert of chicago in ail addresi nt the closing ncntlon of tho manitoba fdticutiou association her niicrtioit wat jjrcijtcu by prolonged appinika by tho audience of boo teachers montly women wli6 listened to her ft dd re f no doubt many of them wero at tho time wearing fio ihoc piuiiufncttircri niontjtrotutlci if you wish to tee tho effect of high heeled shocn on the jrncc gait and comfort of a woman or jjirl walk it few fet behind ni ilicy proccod down rtrcot any time n iho now ivovincial treasurer iludftet tho provincial hudgot presented by hon petor smith the now provincial treasurer of the now government vat in many rclipects a credit to its author hon mr smith evidently realizes that he is do hip business fortlio people of ontario nnd that they are entitled to know how tho public finances stand rtia treasurer estimates tho receipt i for the current fiscal year nt more than twenty million dollars two hundred thousand dollars mora than thoy were for tho preceding year tho ordinary oxpeii diture is m at eighteen million dollars but with statutory expenditures may reach twentythree mil lion dollars litis would seem to indicate a deficit of about three million dollars but tho revenue ap pears to have boon very conservatively pstlmated the deficit for tho year closing lust october is put tit one and a half million dollars both tho expendi tures and jhc for tho year show a consider able increase tho importance of canadas dairy jproducln canadas dairy products yielded approximately 250000000 in 1010 of this amount about 05- 000000 was received for exports these figures easily constitute a record for tho canadian dairy industry in 1010 tho total value was estimated at 100000000 and the exports amounted to nearly 24000000 although tho production of most dairy products madd a fairly constant increase during flip period of tho war tho phonominnl record of 1010 must bo attributed in largo measure to murkot con ditions in common with other food products tllo prices of milk buttor and cheese rose rapidly owing to a world shortage then too the more rapid growth of urban centres as compared with tho rural population hasenlttfged the homo market without a corresponding increase in production it seems reasonably certain that dairying is destined to be an increasingly large ccorioniic factor in the futuro of canada less work naturally follows shorter day tho eight hour day which has been clamored for and which has been to soma extent adopted- is not proving tho successits sponsors presaged for it arguments that establishment of tho eight hour day would result in ns large or greater outputs as tho ten or nine hour day hnvo been proved falaciouu so far as franco is concerned by an investigation con ducted by iho ministers of commerce it is stated that in tho pic reliant marine it has been found necos sary to increase the personnel so per cent tho woodworking industry in which tho working hours were reduced 25 per cent has lost 40 per cent of its output und makers of bicycles carriers and other similar machines havo found their production cut down at least ti 1t per cent textile industries report manufactures hdvo fallen off 20 per conr under tho eight hour system and enough operators ttv handle tho work cannot bo found other indus tries ahow similar figures the results of tho investi gation white disputed by labor organizations are accepted by tho ministry as official actons memorial to our soldier luerocfl definite action was taken at the public meeting of citizens on friday evening in tho matter of a suitable memorial for tho soldier heroes of acton jnd vicinity and the prospects ore now very encour aging for prompt action and a successful outcome the chairman of tho committee appointed at tho inception of the enterprise frankly stated at tho meeting that tho original committee or thirty five members was do nuwelldly for effective action tjjere was difficulty in getting a quorum and respond bid tfes were rather lightly assumed the new commit toe of five members has been given absolute power to solicit funds to decide upon the character of tho memorial to bo erected and to determine the site it will occupy on tho other hand tho meeting unnni mously pledged faithful support and cordial acqulcs escfcrice tho personnel of tho committee is satis factlorlly representative two members are actlvo and interested promptitude and decisiveness will characterize thplr nativities the people of the com munity will n6w have an opportunity to prove with material evidence that tho assertion that tho general public forgets tho bravo and heroin deeds of her sol dler sons in war within a period of two yeara is an unmet tod calumny so fat os acton and its district a concerned the free press confidently expects that within n comparatively brief period the work of tho now committee of five will be successfully consummated and that tho result of their wise and iarmanioua efforts will bo generally satisfactory 1 ho doff menace to the sheep horkw there is a ntroiig tendency in tho legislature to iuercaso tho dog tax require that all dogs in town nnd country be tagged and havo nil doc taxes paid into a county fund from which damngci to sheep shall bavuid fvjdcncc was givctf before the agricultural cominitlco or tho jlcginlriture that 1010 was the hardest year in history and the dogs killed more nheop than even eforo thin in tipito of tho careful inw which wns jncd a year ago to keep tho dutifer in hand in owj jownship in essex county dogs had cumuiittod damage to nhcop which acgregated 2 000 whereas the total of dog taxes collected wn but 054 tor years the dogs of the country liavi been n menace to tho sheep hocks if they were annihilated by one half the country would bo better oh tlour cream of the west lwlty five rosesthe popular flours hen iwd always on hand a car of no 1 oats now on hand phompt delivpky of okmks acton electric flour and feed mill i ii mnlay proprietor prtlotlnitr from ilaco track gambling racing with its attendant race track ambling u to proccod in ontario for another year at leant but tho tracks mile and half mile are to bo htibjeutcd to unprecedented taxation 10 000 per day in tho case of tho mile truckn and 5000 per day for thu linlf mile tracks provincial treasurer peter smith in ins budget speech before tho ontario i ofcislaturc madl this announcement there are n good many people in thlt province of ontario who would much rather te tho race tracks cloi od or the gambling thereat pro hihitod which menus the same thing than to raiso provincial revenues by this questionable means if a state like new york can close out this objection able feature of sporting life why cannot province like ontario by keeping tho race tracks open under present conditions our country is inviting and re coiving nil tho worst of the gambling element of the border ntates the icegulauons of the public uealui act there appears to he some carelessness m certain quarters in the mutter of observing quarantine jn the ca e of infectious diseases throughout the country last summer it was reported that perwinv who were under quarantine in toronto broke the regulations and trnvelled by train to acton other cases of vio lotion are alleged iff town end out of it the public health act forbids under heavy penalties any per son who has been quarantined from ifluvik l antlncd prcmpies until all danger of rnfc4lion is passed and the permission of tho medical officer of health is given after propter fumigution to raise tho quarantine similarly no person othor than the medical oltlcor of health the sanitary policeman and tho clergyman of tho quarantined person or persons are permitted to enter quarantined premises tt very necessary precaution is arbitrarily enforced in the interest of the general health of a community and every chiton should puuctllldusly observe tho precautions required by law any qthor action will be- foolhardy in tlio extreme canadaff treatment of her sold i era the dominion government last week gave quite a positive answer declining to rou the demand of a cash bonus to tho soldiers of canada who served during tho war the toronto star hays mit reply tohomaruther intemperate donttnclationsf tho canadian government for their treatment of return cd soldiers an exchange declares that no country in the world has done as much for its soldiers as canada has done and is still doing it is we believe perfect ly trup that no other country engaged in tho late war has done or is doing as much for her returned soldiers as canada is doing and no other country after any othor war did as much for its soldiers but after trll that is riot the point this is the twentieth century and canada is a twentieth century country ours is tho newest country of tho new world jli m up to us to doa grcnt deal better hi many things than has over been done in tho past and a great deal better than older nations which are run on ideas very different from ours arc likely to do but while all this is so there is this much in tho argument that canada lsdolng more than any other nation for returned soldiers it is a fact which those who discuss this question ought to acknowl edge the truth is undoubted that canada through her people and her government strongly desires to go further and do better on behalf of her citizen soldiers than any other nation is doing or ever has done prohibition sentiment crowing litgreul britain staff correspondents of canadian papers in tho old country write very confidently 6t tho progress of the campaign for ho overthrow of tho liquor truffle over there mr goggle says in tfco toronto star writing from ondon prohibitionists arc ox ceedlngly optimistic regarding thplr campaign to makotscotland dry this year north of the border a vigorous fight is in progress prohibition now being the rupromo question of national importance ihe independent labor party delegates by adopting resolution at their glasgow conference calling on scottish workers to mark ihdlr plebiscite paper in favor of no license havo created consternation among distillers and brewers while temperance ad vocates are correspondingly jubilant and persuaded that victory is within their grasp ponding tho actual referendum august preliminary tests havo been carrlod out by tho scottish tempo raneo i cngtio and these reveal that tho greatest successes for pro- hibjtioh will be scored in boroughs whore tho elector ntonujnbcrs moro than 2 000 village communities are as a rule swayed by personal considerations ahd may hesitate to support a measure which will deprive tho local license holder or his means of livelihood in the boroughs this feeling is less upphrunt jhrco propositions will be put before the electors on tho voting papers one no change two limitation of licenses throe no licenses draw on your customers throritfh tho morchpnls bank with branch a in all party of canada and com if- nondenu abroad thjfl bunk in n n position to nrctont drafts promptly imvo thorn accoptxd nnd collect payment with tho- h oit pvisiblo troublb and co it to you tho manager will bo riud to tuko up tlilfl 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