Daily British Whig (1850), 1 Jun 1907, p. 4

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Every Machine Guaranteed. ~ STRACHAN'S. ll] feat in inviting an expression of pub- fl] ic opinion when, in commection with ll] and uncertainty. ll that the strects as they are, ! Jeonstruction or remodelling of the {the facts will go ahead contentedly. #.8.--We don't keap Paint, we sell it | pear ---- | Daily Whig. =~ WAITING FOR THE LIGHT. ff] The public improvement by-law had if | better not be rushed. The people are ft not of one mind with regard to it and the city will certainly court de iH{ the scheme, there is so much doubt I Good streets are desired by every. body, but every one is not assured as to haw they are to be oblained.The address of Mr. Campbell, the good roads commissioner, has had one of feet, namely, to leave an impression with repair, will answer all requirements. That is not the idea which Mr. Camp bell meant to convey. Mnoadamized Potreete are all right, he said, 'when properly drained and crowned, when made to conform. to conditions which have not heretoloro existed in King- ston. want is, what does the works dopart- ment propose ? What changes in the streets are proposed ? What portions of the city will be affected by them ? What will the service cost ? Is there to be any paving, and where will it be laid? Of what material andl at what cost? A business man under. takes a business proposition in the most definite way? He will master the details, and when assured of all The city must realize that the rate- payers will not vote for an expendi- turo of $100,000; or for a lesser sum, until they know just what is to.be done with the money. They have some faith in the good imtentions of the aldermen, but it is not sufficient to warrant a contract of the charac- ter of that proposéd without, a good deal more enlightenment than they have so far received. THEY BURNT HIS FINGERS. The Amepican press is very critiogl of the Canadians who were sa anxious for the change in the postal arrange ments. The New York Sun's Washing- ton respondent writes : "Having obtained that lor which it has been working for the last three years, and incidentally obtain- ing it at some cost to various peo- ple on this side of the line, the Cana- dian Press Association does not ap- ar to be quite sati with the results of its activity. It has now Canndian postmaster- general 'to make every possible effort to secure a postponement of "the date for the coming into force of the new order until Janunry lst, 1908." On a very considerable list of American subscriptions to Canadian papers for the current yoar the Cawadian pub- lishers must pay a postage which will ivel ington sees fresh Tight." Having taken a little roll of money out of our without giving any equivalent, these process gentlemen now find that their will take a fow shekels from their own cash box. Their proposal that we help t out of a hole into. which, they fell while di a little pit for our feet is deligl ly cool and inno- cent. "Having "from us a coat they would now ask us.to give them a waistcoat. There are several rea- sons for thinking that the Canadians have slightly burned their own fingers in this new postal arrangement." The iden was to cultivate a Cana- ple to patronize their own publi and to be rid of. the burden of carry- ing immense mils of papers and magazines: by imposing a more roa sonable rate of postage. All tuils do not appear to gone into carefully, and was that when the change asked The information the people then on 5 : 1 States, $1.50 per year; od' thing has come to pass. The fact " A ised Blessing. Attached to the is one of the | Temains that on his own admission he | pen it wil from where you bast Job Offices I a Bins fonds | was a party to criminal practices. He | stand whether 'what happens to you printing presses. So. Dinita visited the woman where she was em- |i® A aR OF. 8 curse, Take the Hh TDW. OT PRNSE ployed, and he realized her condition. |yese"p, ! le at the maior: | For his part in the abomination, as | railroads for fala to remove their the judge described it, he was promis- against them. cized the crown most sharply. The attornéy-general has been invited to make an enquiry into the facts, and bas so far declined. Mr. Whitney, act- ing for Mr. Foy, (now absent. from Canada), has ignored the appeals to lita. Had he examined the record and on its merits reached a conclusion, thére would be less remark. He has, 'however, charged that 'there is poli which the crown attorney joined, saves of -the Jay, mind absolutely import- ant, but it prevailed, and the magis- trate, very much against his desires, dismissed the defendants. The miscar- riage of justice becomes a scandal. -------- EDITORIAL NOTES, If the 'Montreal conference heresy case had to be done over there would not be anything hedrd about it. The average heresy hunter does not al- ways get what he is looking for. The political . picnic is to be revived this year. They are a sort of open- air receptions which have been very popular. To the man with the glad hand they are great occasions. The Fredericton Gleanor libel of the ex-minister of railways, is a weak af- fair. The man who wrote it, "in the public interest," may have occasion to repent of his temerity. Syracuse has been considering road- making, and experts' have ' declared that the limestone is too soft a ma- terial for surfacing material. Trap rock is declared to be the thing. Mr. Shepley, the government's ial investigator, is not satisfied that, under the circumstances, the charges of the Bell Telephone company are as reasonable as they should be. Is he hard to satisfy ? Mr. Wiggins' theory is that the late ness of the season is due to the pres- ence of two moons in the sky. And by the way, there are some folks that have been seeing these two moons, off and on, for many a year. The London Free Press makes a fool suggestion, and to the cffect that be: cause there has been a protest against the outcome cf the Orangeville case there should be a wholesale removal of liberal crown attorneys. No intimi- dation, please. » The Mail still worries because minister of justice does not prosecute ;the railway company on account 'of 'the accidents. ' The attorney-general «f the province, however, has an accident under his nose "in* Toronto, and he is indolent or inactive. What is the matter with him ? The deportation of emigrants is poor business. There may be decep- i i . | price. . tions in the appearance cf the indi Frank Hen I Jolt Wed ay fos vidual, but the immigration agent in Europe should be able to tell general- ly when a person is able to earn his Kwlibood. There is room in Canada for all-who can work andl support themselves, The scent of roses pervades: the rr oy aatythut takes ells ter's oui « ight eyes, red lips, good health follow its use. 35¢., Tea or Tablets. Mahood's is | grain. Sines in price--dallar what he knew ahout. the case, and asked for the protection of that one's silence. What Douglas - omitted Jack- son supplied in an affidavit. And yot { permanent h the erown dropped the prosecution, letting both men.go unpunished, be- | % cause of the weakhess of the evidence |} iti- | intelligence. So for there is. little i Gananorge, J . 1.--The baseball 3 league #eason il apn this aR wp ties in the issue, which is a broad { first nh | assumption 'to say the least of it.The + Mofchan argument in the Douglas case, in' spec- | Leakey, then wheat has gone up t in si d the farmers 'have their J 1nd insténd of having sol it at sixty cents. i: a - Seskii tle Zo Criticize, sorcury -) Mr. Beek is chairman of the : ic commission hich has to do with the distribution wi of electric 3 h i lities a Sal fo cam it for on with caution and 9 obstacles to the carrying out of his plans. , ------------ GANANOQUE NEWS. Death' of Joseph Church, 'Hotel "+ "Proprietor. ' two ganies be played, | hunte by Louis T ie ! » CA) is Fraid, and the Manufacturers, tained Frederick J, Skinner. The Citizens band will escort the to pack, The game will bo be- een North a company, for trial ot Toron: 0, * will come up at the non-jury sit- tings of. he a court of wstice at on: June 4th, 'ban- or la. 0 sr before Chan e mew thirty-foot Jaunch of George Funnell, which has been built for him by John Paul, was success- fully launched last evening. She isa fino. boat 'and will make an excellent addition to.the local fleet. Joseph Church passed' awav late home, the. old, American which was booked at his hotel, of years past, been in ill-health. funeral will take place to Willow. Bank cemetery this afternoon. Richard Hinton, Jr, and Walter Cotton have each received an appoint- ment on the staff of the local bank. ing institutions, the former to the Merchants" Bank, the latter to the Bank of Toronto. Mrs. Durant, of Washington, arrived last evening for a 'visit with her pa- rents, Mr. and y les Cotton, Hickory street. Mrs. I. Clilford, of Strathroy, and Mrs. H. Vanlorn, of Detroit. who have been spending a short time with their father, Robert returned home. Mrs, Meyets, ol Yutertown, N.¥Y.. ys this wi with her brother Charles Pecor. 2 NAPANEE NOTES. Interesting Paragraphs From 3 Near-By Towns. Napanee, June 1.--W. L. Latimer this ook sold his We. Teuidonces, a brick a frame, on corner of Centre and Thomas streets, to Willett Vanalstine, Palace Road. Mr. Vanal- stine will remove to town and one of the houses shortly. Mr. and "Mrs. G. W. Sexsmith ar- rived last week from Eburn, B.C, to visit friends after an absence of over twenty-five years. Dr. Charles Templeton left this week pa where he will ractic on. George 8, inch expects to leave next week for Winnipeg. Mrs. F. C, Powell, with Mes. R. J. Wright for, the past two Fors , left this week Napinka, Man. oo PY k jor her home in Miss Blanche Griove for thes past year in Regina, Sask. Pos this week to spend a with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Grieve. At the cheese board yesterday after- noon, 1,490 white and 400 colored were pearded; Bids 128c.; no sales al board; sold on curb at above a, Sask., Bath, to fill a position in the C ak %, posi in rown rs. A. E. Lang, of Toronto, came down yesterday for a day or two. Lang's mother, Mrs. S. her 2.500 bakeries aro shut 5 men unblush y on aa 875 3 rk is not . more than twelve : : tri God of protec- sithod on]; / few od uestion i. | think it is a matter '| pefsonal, so vital, should be left to his Nothing could than such "an on a false LE 'It is absurd, monstrous even, to pose that a parent of forty sh permit a child of four years to choose its own moral course. It is only less ahsurd that a child of ten or twelve should be thrown wholly upon its own mong! choices. A perverse child of four who does not choose tq. say his pray- ers, or a perverse hoy of ten who does not choose to go to church, should be constrained to do so, and if con- straint is wot sufficient, compulsion should be used. The only question in case is as to the time of life in a child when compulsion ought to cease." \ ~The Western Invasion. Review of Reviews. The part which the American set- tler has played in the discovery of Western Canada as the land of op- portunities is a frequent subject of discussion in the press. Writers for United States publications with a weakness for picturesque effects have represvnted the "American invasion' as the sole cause of the transforma- tion. This is, of course, an exaggera- tion. The current of United States immigration has heen a potent factor in the west's development, but it has heen encouraged, directed, and utilized by Canadian governmental and rail- way agents for great plans, It has given Canada over a quarter of a mil lion of settlers with the highest aver- age of efficiency. They, almost with- «out exception, have sufficient capital to make a rood start, a most im- portant consideration in a new coun: tey where money is scarce and dear. Akin to the Canadians in race, lan- guage,' political' and social customs, ome a wart of the community just as naturally as one stream flows | into another at the same level. These settlers have also brought with them fifty years' experience in wnirig farming. pnd bv their evam- ple have enormously affected agricul tural methods. Large districts which had been tabooed by settlers have be- come prosperous and populous he- cauge the American showed himsell competent to raise large harvests up- on land erroneously regarded as semi- arid. The greatest business accom- lished in the west.was the purchase five years ago of hundreds of thous- ands of acres of land of this charac- ter by an American land syndicate from a Canadian railway and the Do- mihion government at from $1 to $1.- 50 an acre. This land ran for 100 miles on hoth sides of a railway; yet after nearly twenty vears it remained a wil- dernese. Free homesteads within this belt offered by the government met with no takers. This district is now one of the best-settled parts of Sas- katchewan, and land is held at high prices. We all have several pieces of old furniture that we have discarded be- cause the article is soiled and out of air. W. A. Mitchell sells Camp- bell"s Varnish Stains. We believe that you would be surprised at the ef- fect that one coat would give on old articles. This Varnish Stain comes in all shades. Why not trv it? Most people who do not believe all they hear are fond of repeating it. Price's choeolates are made fresh ev- ery day. MAKE WH J -- Ee a producing mine. CENTS per share. = We are placing before you the LATE, Send application for as many Store. oy ro man is never known by -- ONLY A FEW DAYS MORE in which to the best for a sure and large profit. -- THE UNDERWRITING PRICE OF 15 , CLOSE ON OR BEFORE JUNE 15th. STOCK.AND HOPE YOU WILL NOT HESITATE ABOUT SUBSCRIBING «We can tell you that the Compan MONEY ON THE INVESTMENT. See This is a Clothing Store where good Clothing cheap and cheap clothing is always good. Short and to the Point I -------------- If you want a Clothing Store to tie to and to bank on $$ we ask your patronage. Our Semi-Ready $15 Suits. is always If you desire a dependable Clothing Store to trade at. A store that will fulfil its every promise to the letter. A store | that does an "open and above-board" business, with ONE AND THE SAME PRICE FOR EVERYBODY. It's here and we're at your service, Sir.. Your Boy come here and' buy Clethes as cheap and as safely as you can. can The H. D. Bibby Co. Sid did SOOO OES lldai ar: TVITTOPVOIRTECINN Noe OO iia aa O Shiai Ain a FYVVYeeveee OD Ol il Bi id Od CTP PPV 0900999090909099 SBE Olid Bd FTV FS Our Big Still On. ex / } thing at close out prices. JAMES REID, FOR HOUSE CLEANING TRY FURNITURE RESTORER. If you haven't a Swee, a lot of comfort and con very slight cost. PRICES $4.50, $4.00, $3.50, $3.00, $2.50 & $2.00. Costs But One Cent for 15 Days' Use. per in your home, you are sacrificing venience that you might enjoy at a MON greatest offer shares as you feel = We predict that every share will sell for more than' a dollar before this CENTS PER SHARE, FOR D0 WE URGE YOU TO PURCHASE © A E MONEY ILE YOU CAN BONANZA GOLD OF LARDER LAKE offers you the opportunity. It is a Com McKelvey & Birch BROCK STREET. pany in the hands of mine makers who will soon have * get in on the FIRST UNDERWRITING PRICE OF 15 year closes. in the new gold flelds of Larder Lake and ene of BLOCK OF TH(S UNTIL IT IS TOO y will be: honestly managed and that YOU WILL MAKE able: to pay. here. FRASER & COMPANY, ® roronro ur. i U. 8. Office--X. M. Cottrell & Co. 137 North Ave, Plainfield. TORONTO, ONT. NJ. | ¥ Rebuilding Sale . Your labor seems ip vain after i house cleaning if you.do nat add a NICE RIECE OF FURNITURE to your home. : We need the room. Every- eo 3 y to Ww wh ter wi or just what ing blo at you | Certainly not, because no organ or organs it might bx be reached by some one of gfedients of the medicine, restored to a normal condit: you would be well again. And do you know, there 'such ? Iti Dr.Hugo's Health for Wome: Dr. Hugo's remedy contai Yor every organ of the 'fei something for the stomach gestion--for the bowels to pation--for the nervous sys up the nerves--for the lives to make them active in carr purities--something for th tem to stop all drains, alla tion and make women regul If there is anything wron, if you don't feel as well as ; --these tablets will give time life and vigor. : Don't wait till something welops, Take them now. They Make He Wom EE------------------ +RISONERS FOR Herman Bender Will | teen Years. Three prisoners. for the were brought to. the. city ternoon, from 'loronto, . from that city, Herbert. Bender, sentenc Winchester," to fourteen y abominable offence, a Burns and William McG en seven years for assa bery, are theslatest addi big stone prison. Bnd claims that he King's Park Lunatic A Island, New York. He i . cand] says that heyrani sw :r nstitation last year. Th tall and well set up..] large, and' have a vaca he wears gold rimmed gl Burns and = McGrath court records extending years. They clubbed a ' named Charles Oxborous bed him of $200. INCIDENTS OF TH Newsy Paragraphs Pic Reporters On Their See Bibby's smart' stra The latest date rumor commencement of the ite service is June 10th. The Churchwoman's George's cathedral will cursion on Steamer June 26th, among the isl Bibby's,. the men's un The "Skidoo," owne » Reid of Alexaridria Be motor-boat- races at Landing. She made the twenty-five minutes. Phe finest quality toot! sold at Gibson's Red Store, . The division court on to be enlivened by an 1 in which two citizens of tion are mvolved over ter of business faith. Landslide Reveals London, June 1.--A ren has been made at Hamm Filey, in Yorkshire, as th landslip which occurred o By the fall of gravel " Writle-bit and other brov were brought to the surh er examination revealed Jics, including two 1rc chariot wheels and other a chariot. Experts, are they have alighted upor an ancient British cha of the second or first cen ------ti " of the © Disgrace To Die ( leveland, Ohio, June chief chemiet of the Unit partment of agriculture, before the | graduating © School oi Applied Scien - belong to a hundred yea prescat generation 18 much longer than the on pefore, because it knows the laws of.diet, hygiene Jts a rank disgrace for a except from old age, ar one hundred years. Could Not Ag Quebec, June hols i coused of hbe Asselin, a dof Mr: Prevost, feclare ernoon, and d : aft even if could not agree i : iscuss tog raté or discuss ire They were dischar year. x -------------- Campbell Br For the correct styles Provost, Rrock stroat three cases of impor bv clothing departme of Scotch snd English cheviot® - foom ',

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