¥ i ap dS CEL PAGE FOUR "Oceana Roll" Seizes New York Walkers Ragtime walking is the latest on Broadway. Itisa sort of gliding mo- tion ip exaggerated form; The pedes. trian so affected pushes up a should- er with each step. When he puts his right foot forward the corresponding shoulder goes up. When the other foot steps out the leit shoulder rises slightly. fit} ery step the entire body, from the sways. In the case of the 8 n so affected he frequently claps his hands with each step or snaps his fingers. That the new walk is a result of the "4Oceana Roll' craze isevi- ont from the fact that often the ragtime ian will whistle or hum the tune is novel song, estr of th THE DAILY BRITISH me, FRIDAY, ------ DAILY BRITISH WHIG, published at 308-310 King Street. Kings- ton. Ontario, at $8 per year. Editions at 2.30 and 4 o'clock p.m. WEEKLY BRITISH WHIG, 16 pages, published in parts on Mon- day and Thursday morning at $1 & year. To United States. charge 101 postage had to be added, making price of Daily $3 and of Weekly $1.5 er year. p Ye ttached is one of the best Job Priting Offices rapid, stylish, and cheap work; nine improved presses THE BRITISH WHIG PUBLISHING CO. LIMITED J. G. Elliott, President. Leman A. Guild, Sec.-Treas. in Canada; } \ ---------------- ? TORONTO OFFICE. 20 Queen City Chambers, 32 Church Street, J.P., representaiive. J Suite 19 and Toronto, E. Smallplece, THIS WAS THE STAND. Should we veto all attempts to improve trade relations Canada and the United States? By no means. Our reply to Uncle Sam Granted that ybu fully realize that we are bent on develop- absolutely independent of you politically, on main- H between should be: {ing nationality o x | taining as a means thereto a fiscal system under which we may develop BURN ANGLIN'S GOAL purest, cleanest and best. JeenmvvesNNsenTe The Frm S. Anglin & Co. Office and Yards: Cor. Bay and Wellington Sts. 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Mahood, ---- Tweeds, "Schie Ct id rr ite siz ve 10 i5. 8% and 3 rec-plece 8 $8. and $7 BOYS SCHOOL gies 8, 8 10 nOOTS, $1. 1t ISAAC | ZACKS ET -------- Notice Strangers and Visitors are invited to inspect my big show- ! ing of Antique Furniture, Suitable prices. Best quality. 1the stock L. LESSES, & Princess and Chatham Sts, 'Phone 1045 Will Buy or Sell all kinds of Furniture. Highest prices. Cer, Full Weight Goal Whether you buy by the caricad, ton. bushel or hund- red weight, 18 your right and what you will get if your orders are lodged with us. Can we say more except that every pound of coal going through our yards is best and cleanest quality, that you get the low- est market rates thereon and very prompt delivery. R. Crawford FOOT oF QUEEN STREET. 'Phone 9. . » ® * * *» e ° » # ° ® ° * * » » ® ° ® ° » * * ° ° ° ® o ° * * i | : | This Remedy. 3 | lid ne ibat--as | ment simply tor forty i : fw hose duty it is to plan how the transportation of a share of it, {000,000 1 jand Sooo Sus Fur Boys finest | | I | it "Does asked Lac An jute i | to the utmost our industries and our resources for our own strengthen- ing and upbuilding, and that no scheme of reciprocity which interferes therewith is desirable; that undersiood, WE WELCOME THE FULLEST TRADE AND INTERCOURSE CONSISTENT THEREWITH. -- Mr. Foster in the University Magazine for December, 1910¢ GENUINE ELECTION SPIEL. reciprocity and the car without work, The Ottawa Citizen conngct ion bet ween | bide | That is the Sees which has left people Ottawa a bit of Sifton Philosophy. Because the Canada industrially must go to the eter merger some thirty in hmit nations have in farm {agreed to trade products 4 nal paw-wows, sp -- CAN'T CLIMB BACK. Six members of the legislature have resigned from the legislature, with of Sir James Whitney, and for the purpose of helping Mr. Bor of them be elected. That a cer- will have to go back for re-election to the local NS consent this election, Some What then ? They and they will go back, They will have to face more they the {den in will not 18 | tainty. house, to rural constituencies, as anti-reciprocity candidates the animosities and antagon engendered by their opposition to the trade agreement. I'he premier improved isms which Suppose they are defeated a second time? can interpret it as a notice that his 'government has not that which is declared, penerally to be for the benefit of the people be strengthened Mr. McKay will not have, to cold shades Whitney its position by resisting The op- serve so will Hon the position Sir James long in LARGER MARKETS NOW. the (ttawa Citizen, which favoured reciprocity and the Canadian paper, st itanderstand conservative party should oppose it, row ad the electors to Keep their eye on things political the freak acts of the bound to tinker with why across the way Vises democrats in the Un the tarifi right off the for Our contemporary points to They them, Canada can best await events in the United States ited States congress are impulse seizes and without any respect consequences--and thinks {before deciding to accept 'a free excha ng in the carrving out of a good thing ! Citizen that the of natural products. And why should there be any delay Suppose the all the about free trade, so far as the United States is concerned. gives Canadians what the: what they must be gratified; democrats take down tarifi birs eventually and bring The trade agree want have been wanting years--and they the railway x alone of I'he the action of There is a necessity for immediate grain crop North-West is estimated by the president Pacific Canadian at Now of that erop Canada will consume 100,000,000 bushels, What the 65,- bushels Britain will take 65,000,000, no more. is to become of G,000 which rentain ? The grain growers of the west want to seli their product where they may, They demand and larger mar- kets they larger markets now, not ten vears hence; will get USING THE FARMER BADLY. p at Harriston Mr who knew and made the leader of the opposition change his that to protection "The farmer does astonishment 'No, "For whom do you speak 7" reply came at "The Ca- has ground He home Borden encountered a farmer very quickly the not topic was telling the farmers they were entitled in market and was surprised when some one said, want " not want it " he echoed, in he does not without faltering. the this voice, of the of Agriculture." want it," said the leader opposition, and once, nadian Council My he was, as that saying that be différent. "No, they Mr, Borden per who the moment. He realized he farmers Borden was non-plussed for a it." the Cana- | the bovs say, 'up against but resumed by and the must shill firm be different meat." Council of Agriculture not,' said the same voice, and unterrified that the government 'to jare must from the farmers asked the into the council duty on literature that tells of the packing busi- lettter the increase a look time Which suggests luess in Canada. Some ago Mr Flavelle published a in | press, in which he opposed reciprocity as something which would hit and the Mr. |] company the VeArs, dividends 15 to 120 a profit of $187,500 of the blue Mr launched a scheme he I'he present common stock is 31,500,000, meat business. lavelle is president of a last This on a capital of | perhaps kill making of 1906 made been £750,000) LP i { which has, in fourteen | per cent in [ What ed, 10 Fravelle for it, is more, right in the face, ruin which preach the Aunti-Reciprocity increasing campaign, according prospectus, the average annual earmngs been $1, And it is recorded by the president that *'there is every reason to the and from in five years have to the { 341,037 | expect terest and sinking fund requirements of the new bond issue." The Ingersoll Packing company undertook to show. that hogs was higher in Ingersoll than in Chicago, but Jufialo and Toronto, The the were enough when they to er for the farmer aml the consumer. a continued satisfactory margin of profit- over and above in of the To was the comparison for THO, pries of showed a in Chicago, the it was dear Jquotations be cheap enough, but Competition will make it be market getting it ronto rates to Towest m ht packers came pat on the market. CAMPAIGN ECHOES. Reciprocity has been described by Mr. NP" A fulfillment of it, he It John Macdomatd invited in his stand ing offer, the Policy. the Bir reversion. ob than the offer originally set forth Borden as "'a means represents now more in National Why say so much about the farmers in this election ? Becanse this a farmers' election. They are and if they not will have, for many y hold their peace conserva their a yegr asks | tive elector 38 having innings, do make a score they perhaps, The erops about Kingston may not be good--the general crops-- {but the farmer has of some things, and of hay especially, an abundance, and he wants the $4 a ton which- he will lose if the duty is not lifted. He will vote accordingly in the election. very all men who have ideas' should be convert any. He And in this cam- Nr. Sifton will be heard apoctiully- heard, and by all classes of the people--bat he will not is talking for the farmer, without the farmer's experience. paign the farmer is talking for himself. > is the premier, who has when he started out. "The and he has The most active campaigner in this election been doing a daily stunt, and is as fresh as old cock," as he was humorously called, knows how to fight. been carrying right into the heart of the ememy's territory. Sir Wilirid Laurier i# rather unfortunate 'in comparing himself to Josh. lua, and the late Sir John Macdonald to Moses. It is true that Moses led the children of lsrael ont of "Egyptian bondage, but it is not on record that Joshua led them back into it.--Ottawa Citizen. And there is no evidence that Sir Wilirid Laurier will fail in his plans. "It's a gamble," says some {one referring to the trade agreement. Well, it's a gamble into which "most the war ipeople will enter, for they see s chavee pf winning out. THE WHIG SEVENTYEIGHTH YEAR | the former was £1.50 and on the lat | Farmers in Lambton pena SINR eee mi SOME OF BENEFITS DERIVED FROM THE PASSING OF | THE TRADE AGREEMENT. { ry |The Chance of a Lifetime for the Farmers--A Market and its Pro- bable Profits--Some Very Defin- {ite Results. | Weekly Sun, Toronte A list of articles produced on (farm, which will be entitled to free {entry to the United = under re i ciprocity, is given. Merely a glance at {He list is sufficient to show the great {advantage that farmers all {of Canada stand to gain by the rati { fication of the agreement. | Take live stock to start with. { Horses which are valued at £1530 por {head or less are taxed £30 on enterm the United States, while those. wor jover £150 are dutiable at twent per cent. Still, in face of th theavy imports, close hall a milliog dollars worth of Canadian horses were {sold in the United States last vear i At present calves entering the Uni ted States from Canada are taxed {$2 per head, while cattle worth - not { more than $14, have to pay £3.75. Cat tle worth over $11 each are dutiabl Al twenty-seven and one-half per cent | And yet we sold well L600 000 worth of cattle in the States fin 1916, | Considerably over half a million {dollars' worth sheep and lambs iwere sold in the American market the same vedr, although the tax . the ites in the over United of | mn on {ter T5¢. per head Of hav, 2673,000 worth face of a duty of $4 per long ton. In potatoes our sales reached 346, 000, despite a tax of 25¢. per bushel. | lin turnips of $174,000, notwithstand. | {ing a tax of twenty-five per cent., and in' vegetables of R150 000; after ment the same rate of duts Flssex in selling sugar factor der pro was solid in : pay of and will by freedom to Michigan farmers 1 greatly beets Kent | gain their jes ist ve [from the opening of the American ih market. [removal of the restr OF {ties { land | | Hfrom | sell led {in | {ers lin | the | common Went the Wellington, will and from irant worth counties profit ' 1 Sales. of York nificent York Zrowers A turnips. will for their Fruit along Untario find a horses amd vegetable the lake front will valuable markets, almost sight, thrown opén to their products I very of f ttle, sheep; dairyma and poultry producer will reap havir two markets in mstead of being confined There will be something to at the buying end as duty on nearly all implements the United States will be reduced, reduction two and one-half cent. in and five per others is "a slight shave made free In farm from the reduction prepared foodstuffs, hams, lobsters, oysters and sardines, canned meats and lards, carned vegetables, cereal foods and in Ne marke Ww state i have new with producer ho or every every advantage which to be well. bought being per in in some cases, There and with will gain, the tariff such as bacon, salt is cement, other consumers, too, on | biscuits, | | Mo CANADIAN OPINION. Asking Hard Questions, treal He Why don't add they tell us who are put {ting up the money for the anti Tecipro city league and how much ? It would! help the farmer make up his mind, | Ms Somewhat Premature. Toronto Rta The wnnouncement about Fielding being beaten is premature. have been beating Mr, Fielding | thirty afd the cheering opposition's They over years, istill to hear from. i the Himself Richard Again. Free Pr yard MeBride from the eas third defeat of R. September 21st next teomes he may msider {display his "st, 1 call When he smanlike gualities." rec: Appéals to Nationality. Herald urassa § Har With Bo French King i ippealing to setiliment in Quebec and Mr appealing to German sentiment Waterloo, and Mr. Hawkes appealing {to the British-sorn, it might be to emphasize the appeals to Canadian sentiment a little more "A Canadian First." iifrid La r dompatriots of the Frene it necessayy for me to have never defended your ther thar n I am nefther anti-imperialist uage, that 1 [rights wita anything appeal to simple justice lan imperalist nor an but a Canadian first, last and all time. | am a Canadian through vhole of Canada, in London, and fore all the world i ------ = ThiASitnation in Brief. | Wilfrid's way position shows that he is wise to the {main facts, which are three; first, that the conservative party is on crutches; that there is a fighting wing opposition, mostly recruit fod from the Bleus, which js for Bour- lassa and against Laurier,' third, that ia big section of Bourassa following admires Laurier and Bourassa, and for Laurier against Borden Tn of handling the op- { second, lof the new Is Does Borden Applaud This? Toro: Not a dollar for defence sebms 10 be | {the motto of even the Baglisi sponk- ing conservative candidatés in Juels. What do patriotic conservatives in Ontario. think of this letter irom i. Pickels, conservative candidate in Mis- sisquoi, to the electors--" "I I am elected 1 will give my word vote--I declare it emphatically in {vance--to obtain the repeal of the {nav al bill 1 will vote against any {prime minister, whether Mr. Borden or anvbody else, who will uot repeal this bil in ds entirety." Mr. Davidson in Sheflord has issued a manifesto in practically the same words. ' "Not one dollar' for naval defemee" i= a campaign ay for the loyalist party. Wr » to Globe ad- } i © the! the | be- | parts 4 OFFICE---18 Market Street procit i ( to reciprocity that the Car ultim: ble land city {the prov Canada, latter eit well | v At Grsy 325. 1011. ' DR. SOPER- | DR. WHITE Speclalists in diseases of Skin, Blood. 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AN AMERICAN OPINION, Canada Has Best of the Reciprocity Agreement. more than | tha aral al in i has been drawn Lhe sigmhbcan where the favor i all the journals United OPPOSE I'he Judd Farmstead, ts issue, hs ' article on td It s » be a fact gricult roe mn Northwes in recl inter, which to sanchian ele AV 'It id seem t lusion that rect ity will forgone cor in the FF: ¢ wo win elections by & Why enor no anadian measure Canadian inj Canada o gain and one. Becausg in 1 il stimul ay i approving much to say + endorsed at 2ist, the} to dou of good town ot ) ) shoule elections there of vdiar alt value timber 2 I'eS the and lot in Such a [every aomunmon al the result closely which the approximates privately ap id old man of Macdonald, du with when policy ed of was by gra A witer Washington ary of state Northwest a8 the first our I it the states Tames the ew his was secret wrmstead to Orange Judd reduc e United tarding stead terest secure New Ban farmer, that however yes "1 Canada and mv! of defeatn conservative ma Campaign mfidences. ly whisper thinkmy "a lled umes thing ain't never beat a down this know true mora than' tw Wain plain, got a head sees wid and he iv a we deny his to this Arg wort ay ye sds lwavs fact Doesn't three avers it' that Mee beats markets § that hap ns two ory =00n farmer's mo on's and oo it common se {comes our hope mus annexation dope (faked-up stuff the igetting off, to side by tory paj ipretty good a may iwith readers who are "slow lat first wera not too high, fwe've overworked the erv, but {statesman hike James upc puble platiorm claims that it uine it seems to 1 1 of campaign and anti-editorials ntedd « this wide, i= at least my hopes | cause | since a | the! he believes keds be repr far and Sir 1 Hine ff safer far bar Mrs Clas n Cordon da ughis i yd { Baird, Fn of Perth. but now of {Evanstown, Tll., and © Hall, Hormerly of Perth, but now of Evans {ton, will be celebrated on September! 13nd A few Raird, + dulidren's low shoes loft. bal 1 $2 and $2.50 derbies are just sgh, {Prien Duttod's, 209 Princess sireel. or the © {high « EIST TERE 0000] JC . _ o) OOOO! */e oe sees ews esas ole SREP ee BIBBYS LIMITED: ASA inn pS. GET THE BOYS READY FOR SCHOOL ¢ ¢ An army of School Boys dressed in New School Suits bought here proud of the showing, parents appreciate our good Clothes the size or taste of the | please him and fully and FOR BOYS, 4 ve We show a Blouse Suiits in Serge, fine Blue an $2.70. Others 85, 83.50, CAPS. STOCKINGS. SHIRTS. SWEATERS. SWEATER BOYS BOYS' BOYS BOYS' BOYS ho Gre £6.00, COATS for will it y, { 0 3 start will there's satisty We Dark plain Other BOYS BOYS BOYS BOYS hea r 10 S( hool oN Suit the entire We idence here FOR BOYS, 10 how Lire or b lines, 8.50, YOars ¥ or loomer 1 Year Tweed Br pant own £40.50 £3.50, 87.50 to $10. BELTS, HATS. REEFERN, OVERCOATS, shortly. § will be that No matter about to family. fit . * (» 4 ¢ 9 BIBBYS LIMITED: 78, 80, 82 PRINCESS STREET " . . ' . . " F OR SY] Eemeers m= Fram: Dueling, Walt amy garden plot if E. Blake Oy So an a | 1 als y barn at n dol OVER NORTHERN CROWN BANK 'Phone 2886. MARKET BQUARR, KINGSTON, ONT. MALL BY FANT Arrangement for Class Matter t ~ rider "was With the transports ke mitt Ir pe veh ing freq rratted tepa The to prd copy or handle as a part of uct ions e héen direc ns witl of Publishers 1uaster will fast genera be satisbied "HIGH OFFICE--A A PORTFOLIO. BANGLING Though Aldor fine fro pout portiolic: of being dangle cont it dente mn anacian office has beer the political CPRROT sist ice three time This { histor } sO openly 8 pswn in erament circles od that ile plom Ththrie game FREIGHT SCO. Avlesworth i belore wed Mrs, Jamaican Museum Hut Harvimman Gives Laboratory Fran Harriman tablish Mr RAY (HK POLITICAL PAWN.' PORTFOLIO DANGLING News suken) in megure tind A gov ernment the whaeh i Laurier coms hans son wieration wi f