Daily British Whig (1850), 29 Sep 1910, p. 4

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Sh Ah fd v/n)khLr,t pow PAGE FOUR. THE DAILY bRITISH wie, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Mo! 1910. Ces et i PE ---- Gl Sse IMPARTIAL OPINION. The Globe Is at present publishing. from day to day articles from - its" traveling ecommisictier. In' 'the United Sidtes on the present political situation in that cotiftry. These articles are of the most intense interest to Can- adians. The Globe is the only Canadian paper with a staff correspondent in the field. if Canada is to deal intelli- gently with fhe question of her relations to the neighbor- ing republic it is of prime im- portance that her people be well informed as to the cur- rents of events in' the United States. . The articles from The Globe's commissioner consti tute the best means of securing the desired informatjon. ' THE GLOWE. during this great struggle. Don't miss a copy of nds of . ny 'of Lhe best job Print. IG, 77th YEAR. FH re Th To lad Batis. ma a tie Tf BEnas 4 ; rapid, Work: Bn mnroved That i The Brith Whi Pbliking Co, LoL. Sr 2% orate, Daile Wibig. CENSURING THE CLERGY, There is a great deal of discussion as to the marriage of derilects and defec- tives, with the consequent birth into the world of mdhy incompetents who become a charge on the public. There is a disposition to reflect on the cler- gy, because they de not refuse to um- ite in the bonds of Wedlock those who do not appear to belfualified for the responsibilities of - the married state. Why exempt the license insuer from blame 7 He sees thei man; and ean ; ess, -- THE DISTINGUISHING { FEATURE ort Anglin's Lumber 1S ITS RELIABLE AND UNI FORM QUALITY Clean; bright, and fresh from the planing machines. S. Anglin& Co. Cor. Bay and Wellington Sts. 'Phone 66. | markable if it ' Fall Goods Eel sil Twobh be here 'and i you Sl ve need that new Suft or Over- at. Comet Herd, Taek our iylen and com pare Deides.. We. know If you that you wilt buy Shar tall clothing from us DOWPS and SHOES for Fall wear. Underwear, - Socks, Hats, Cape, Sweater Coutn, Everything at reasonable prices. . . ISAAC ZACKS 271 PRINCESS STREET. We Give You . Cash Coupons {the taxation of land values it judge of bis mental and physical fit- He does not see the bride, of course, and so there is no escape for the minister by saying that he should "not be held to account for all the mis- fits 'it marcied tif SW the day come when no matrimonial slliatee can be contracted until the parties to it have presented themselves to a public of | ficial, a medical expert, and secured his | certificate * social reform is said to be steady, but it is slow enough in a department where the mental status of the race is being menaced hy ill-timed marriages. The reformers are busy all the while, but in some subjects they "are seri- ously handicapped. A RESPITE IS GRANTED. A truce has been renched with re- gard to the mon-resident pupils, who are attending classes in (he institute. Their parents will be notified that m- less the county council provides for their education, by, grantiog a sum which will be equal to the cost of the same, they cannot "remain stitution, The period of suspense will not be long. The county council will meet in November and 'it will be for the county electors to appeal to it and have the question disposed of at once. The council may baulk--it 'Would he re did not-<but it has to do something. The coniity high school in ut Sydenham, but it is crowded, So rou mAb fa This county. high seliool may be en: larged, and supplied with more teach: ery and equipment, or the presént con- gestion at the institute may be re lieved, but. 'in any case the remedy in the in- should be provided at the expense of | the county, | The crowding is caused by the presence of sixty-six county pupils, but for whose présénve there would be ample room for the city pupils. A BINGLE TAX oITY.* If Ottawa is bound to: experiment' in need not wait 'until Vancoupgr and Edmon- ton have had an experience, for it takes some years 16 gf a great prin- ciple 'well = tested. Phere is a tity in WATCH OUR WINDOW FOR DIS- j, southern states which has Joen ! PLAY OF PRIZES. REMEMBER THE PLACE. Lie QGage's Grocery 3 Cor, Montreal and John Sta, "Phone 549. Prompt Delivery. :FrSanlhey ouses in row, Nos.' $y Orda Street; No. dominsted by mien with the Henry George idea, gid 1 have had ng { hindrance 'in anythi they have at- | tespted. i. Fairhope wis founded' ago by three men ta. all fifteen years from Des Moines, devoted followers of Henry "George. They purchased 2,000 acres of gland and bound themselves to. admin- , the affairs of the projected col- ony in: accordance with the views held by the founder of the single tax move ment. Anybody. could go to Fairhope cand purchase 5° Jot of soy side up to 12 voomy modern; '8n acres, by agreeing 10 pay a yearly No. 2 Ontario tax which amounted fo the unearned ; all modern; brick; ' j inkhenent in ily value AN persons who took land onder these conditions jentefed the corporation and * thence: igri had «x voice in its 'management. 1 A nominal admission fee Waa the only | prelifiinary cost. . The town grew more only than the surrounding towns, The Plan was ®t abolish ind speculation, and it hus The progress of moral and | tion for the Deitish-Conading «ide. It may be that he will regard this as bis greatest achievement, and, taken in conjunction with his success as a wem- ber of the Alaskan commission, may represent a record upom which he can go into retireprent. At fhe same time it i= considered as at all probable that be is leaving the government because he has not at sil times won applause by following the line of the least resist- ence. It is said that he is not a poli- tician, and this is probably the case. He has not beem a man or party pleaser. Upon all issues coming before him he had a most decided opinion, and he expressed it without fear, fa- vour or affection. Granted that in dealing with legal questions he said something that grated harshly upon the average man. He did not wobble or change his mind in consequence. On matters of Jaw he was an authority. In elaborating the legal bearing of .any bill he was logi- eal and lucid. Was he diplomatic? Some ' say not. He certainly collided with good men and he went on regard- less of what they thought of him, and the politician would be studying cause and effect all the while. It may be that Judge Maybee is slated for the justice department, but it is doubt- ful. Sir Wilfrid Laurier will not part company with Mr. Aylesworth if he can help it. { Judge Maybee is not indispensible. It. would be absufd to say that i cannot be found to fill his place os chairman of the railway commission. The place calls for a man of a pe culiar cast of. wind, judicial and yet business-like, "and decided faculty for petting at Maybee is an ideal chairman, but Can- ada, with so many bright men, is not so poor as to be without a second of this kind. EDITORIAL NOTES. Now we'll see what the county coun: cil will do about the care of these pu pils Who «re not able to get their edu-+ cation in the Sydenham High School. They will have to do something P.D.AQ. one with a results. Judge The programme of the New York pro- gressives cannot be supported by the Old Guard. They will throw on the new party the responsibility of the next campaign. And the progressives appear to be willing. to accept it. The students' are welcomed back. They add a distinct charm to the in- tellectual life of the city. They come for study, it is true, and are expected to be very busy while here. They are patticipants;s however, in all the so- cial features of a university city, and are usually in the tide of popularity. 8 The impressment of Woodrow Wilson, of Princeton College, into the cam- paign of New Jersey as candidate for the governorship is a questionable pro- deeding. It recalls the nomgination of Horace Greeley for the presidency, only to submit him to humilation and de- feat. The average editor and profes dor is better out of polities. He is guileless. A ¢ivil 'service commission for ;On- fario ix talked of. For the outside or for the inside service? Would scan- j daly like that 'of the Orillia asylum, so far : as removals from and appoint ments to office are concerned, be avoid- ed? I so the sooner the commission ix appointed the better. The press is being diverted with the contrasts 'which Dr. Macdonald and P. D. Ross presented of slum life in Eng- land. Both judged pome people hy what they saw of them by the road side, from cab or taxicab. There is no doubt that the worst was nol seen by either. The festering sores of Eng: land are not planted in the open. A very prominent man, one who made a distinct impression on the public life of Canada, has passed away in the death of Hon. D. C. Fraser. As a lawyer, member of parliament, judge and lieutendni-governor, he was an detive and energetic figure. He may have made mistakes, but he had a good, true heart within, : d LERE not to bel as they do the coming of the ESCAPE WITH LIFE THE BOLT JEST MISSED FARMER TWICE. Lighting Upsets OM Fallacy and Strikes Twice in Same Place, Do- ing Much Damage. tioux Falls, 8.1. Sept: M--To be twice, shocked with Daolts of lightning within a few pdnutes and escape with his life was the exverience of Emil Eberhardt, & Hutohinson county farm er. Mis experience proves the {fallacy of the 'old saying that [lightning never strike twice in the same place. In this of time. . Eberhardt was ' uchainsssing his horses in Hix barn when the building was struck by lightninfy and set op fire. Eberhardt was knovked down | ani momentarily stunned by the con- cussion, the holt having struck near him. Upon recovering he turned his attention to getting the horses out of he barn so they would not be burn: He had them all out but 8 mare and colt which he was Jeadin: to gafety, when the barn was struck for the second time. This bolt struck close beside Fherhardt, knocking him down anid killing theemare and the colt. That he himself was not killed is considered miraculous. THE WHIG'S PUZZLE. ) THE | case it oid, and within a brief period | Specialists In diseases of Skin, Blood, Nerves, Bladder and Speciat Mil. ments of me One Fp Savisabie § it impossible, send history for free opinion and ad- vive Question" blank and book on diseases of men Consultation free. Medicine furnished In tablet form. Hours: 10 aa. to 1 pm, and 2 to 6 pom. Sundays, 10 am to 1 pam. DRS. SOPER & WHITE 25 Torumte Street, Torumte, Ont. Dry Goods ~ON-- Installment Plan Ten cases of New Fall Dry Goods ard Clothing, Boots and Shoes, just re elved. These include the latest and best styles in Overcoats ahd Suits, Men's, Ladies' and Children's Found in the kitchen, Yesterday's puzzle---Porpoise, COMING TO THE GRAND. Undiéfwear, Sweater Coals and Dress Goods of New York design; Girls' and Children's Coats, Flannelette Blankets, largest sizes made; Woollen Blankets, $3.50 to $6.50; Table Cloths and Table Linen, Towels and Towelling at low prices. Tapestry Curtains; also large assortment of Lockets, Bracelets, Rings, Watches at TOWEST PRICES, Easy Payment Plan, Weekly. Come and examine stock and com- pare prices, Jos. B. Abramson, 4 COLBORNE STREET, The Events for Thursday and 8. day. Fveryboty. likes an old-fashioned | minstrel show and relish it the same | C ire us with its smell of sawdust, and red lemonade and if Guy Brothers Big | Minstrels, which appear at the Grand Friday night, don't carry vou back to the old days and make you crack your face there is something wrong with you. Coupled with the old time minstreldey is a modern entertainment of latest ballads by swest-voiced vo: enlists; up-to-date vaudeville and a superh band and orchestra. ------ Clay Wiie's Family," Patrons of the Grand will have pre- sented for their amusement next Sa! turday the suappiest of all fun yhows. | W. L. Stewart's merry musical mix-up, "My Family." The play abound jingling music, popular songs, show 1s equipped with everything new and bright, with pretty girls, comedians and singers who can The musical numbers have been se lected with great care snap and go: othe fun is fast furious and it' promises to be" the event ofthe season.' The play with | its fanny mix-ups, throbbing with life, | provides a most delightful entertain- ment at the Grand on Saturday, | Oct. Ist, matinee and night Wife's | Scott's, London. These celebrated high grade hats, as well as the other leading wakes, are to be had in Kingston only at Cawp- bell Bros', the style centre for men's hats. ' -------------- Mrs. O. 0. Anderson, Harrison, Ida ho, owes her life to her nine-year-old | son, who held her above the surface | of Lake Coeur d'Alen: after their boat had been overturned by a syuall. Remember our Vacuum carpet clean- or is still in town, and we are sewing, inying and making over carpets cvery day. MW. Milpe, 272 Bagot street Phone 512. At Weyburn, Sasi, W. Gaverra was instantly Killed and George Zeiter la- tally injured in a' cave-in on the main street in the town. £ii] production of that | with | and the | funny | sing. | and are full of | amd | WORTH MOUNTAINS OF GOLD During Change of Life, says Mrs. Chas. Barclay Granfevilie. yi. -- "1 was pof Lite nnd alters " = from nervousness J A kg 3 mpm, ul a can tr LydiaE. Pinkham's Vegetable Com. pound has proved worth mountains of gold to me, as it restored my health and strength. I never forget to tell my friends what LydiaE.Pinkham's { ye has done for me this try Jesiod. Complete a to health means much | to me that for the sake of othér suffer. { ing women I am willing to aon m | trouble public so you may publis | this letter." -- Mra. CHAS. BARCLAY, R.F.D.,Graniteville, Vt. 'No-other medicine for woman's ills has received such Widespread and un- qualified endorsement. No other med. | icine we know of has such a record of cures, of female ills as has Lydia E | Pinkham's Vegetable C ompound For more than 30 years has been | uring female complaints such as inflammation, ulceration, local weak. | nesses, fibroid tumors, irregularities, periodic pains, backache, indi ion and nervous prostration, it unequalled for carrying women safely through the period of change of life, It costs but little to try Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, and, + | as Mrs. Barclaysays, it is "worth moun. tains of gold *' to suffering women. table Compa ng WM. MURRAY, Auctioneer. 'urniture Sales given special at- ention. Count try Sales of Farma Btock.etc., have n my specialty or years. If farmers want the b dollar. get my warvires MARKET SQUARE. RRR PARA RRL AL LMR eR Wah Long's Laundry First-class work guaranteed. me & card and 1 will call 3% Promptly Toe vour laundry. 155 WELL TON 8ST. between Brook and Clarence Sts, TRUNKS SUIT CASES AND VALISES LATEST STYLE COLLARS 2 for 25¢, Fifteen Dollar Suit Sale It's astonishing how many men want to pay just this price for a Suit of Clothes. We appreciate the demand, and offer our trade special values in Suits at Fifteen Dollars. The Suits are tallored perfectly from cholee fabrics, durable linings and - other trim. mings It would be difficult for any man to distinguish our Fifteen § Dollar Suits from the exclusive Tailors' $22 and $20 Suits. .. Take a look at our Fifteen Dollar Suits and where if you think best Match Us, If You Can! All the late models. Suits that are being sold All the correct fabrics g elsewhere for $18.50 BIBBY'S PRICE, $135.00, All the points of good Talloring embodied in our Special Fifteen Dollar Suits. SEE OUR GROSVENOR CRAVENETTE FALL OVERCOATS, Good rain or shine, $12.50. Other Lines, $8.00 and $10.00. SEE OUR BLACK AND GREY CHEVIOT FALL OVERCOATS, Silk Faced. $12.50 and $13.00, Plain or SEE OUR NEW FALL HATS, A Dandy for $2.00, SEK OUR GREAT $1.00 GLOVES, Fowne's English make. ES Te : The H.D.Bibby Co The Big Store With Little Prices. CF then buy else- § J] SEORCHD RHR ROOROROAOROROHORORORORS LRORSROROACRORCROAOHD OROBORCHOROR0H HOCH » 1000000000000 000O0CD Householders Attention! Have your furnace attended to before the ot 3] weather begins. All orders given special attention. Elliott Bros. Telephone 35. 77 Princess Street. OO0O000 00 * Every student will peed some of the' following articles : B Shoe Tree, 75¢. Shining Cloths, fe, Logon spon Shoe Brashes, 20¢, 25¢, 50¢,; 75¢. & Shoe Polishing Outfits, 15¢, 25e, House Slippers, £1, 1.25 to 2.00. Heel Cashion Pads, 25¢, 30¢. Tr Le ET ttrmmrmmmps cpio Spgs SoS ge" List of Good Polishes 2 in 1 Twenty-one - Nugget-- Packards--Jnst Out, all 10¢, Eagle Shoe Cream, 25¢ Patent Leather Cream, 15¢ and 25e¢. ma I -- ----------. 2

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