~~ PAGE FOUR. ---- Torpid Liver can be quickly restored to normal action by use of Warner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure. Clears out the Jon. Restores health.. cured by ind "Uh wonder Jour 4x0 had n 10 oro} ivi I took a out And ¥ tt am now oo y dotng all J Be dpe Ba Ca Each for a purpose: #1==Kidngy and Liver Cure. Z--=Rheumatic Cure. B--Diabetes Cure. 4~=Asthma Cure, S.-Netvine, Constipation ) 6-~Piils (Biliousness ASK YOUR DRUGGIST. oupond Warner's Safe Cure Co. 293 Toronto, Ont. Send me free of charge a sample of your Remedy No. Name .... .. Address ., .. DAILY BRITISH WHIG, ton. Qntake,. 3 3 Reb on: PPAR gir postage bad to be added, mm pAMY SurTST wine, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1011, : THE WHIG, SEVENITRIGHTE YEAR blished at 306-310 King Street. Kings- tioms at 2.30 and 4 o'clock p.m. WHIG, 16' pages, published morsing at $1 a Jat. To United 3tates. making pice ia parts on Mon- tes. charge for ot Dafly $3 and of Weekly: $1.50 I Tien na ds ve ad ee rapid, stylish, and cheap work; mine im TRE SASH WG PRBLHNG C0, UMTED J. G, Elliott, President. Leman A. Guild, Sec.-Treas. TORONTO OFFICE : Suite 19 and 20 Queen City Chambers, 32 Church Street, Toronto, H. B. Smaliplece, J.P., representat! ve. keep the meh moving, ministers OOEFEBO ILO TEISTORS FOR THE One way to improve governfnent in {in all quarters, Ontario is to keep it moving and to [the more andy|won't object, and certainly the pub- members, We do not get hall enough [iié will not. of chavges; therefore the attitude, of marking time is past; the Toronto conservatives to got in jsive days new blood as" members and therefore |changes, new ideas, clear cut princi- ' {as ministers, (s worthy of imitation plee--~Toronto World (conservative). WAKEN UP ONTARIO POLITICS. Shake them all up-- the better. Sir James The day for fixtures and these progres. look for quick marching, Though half the. municipalities 9 Ontario are "dry)'--422 out of there seems to be an increase in She for license reduction in about a third ,) | consumption of liquor. {report This ds which ~ HALF THE PROVINCE DRY. ---- of do not reveal all the facts. ~While-dn Kingston there is a demand i tof the 244 municipalities in which SPEAKS WELL OF It ¥ / TAXATION OF LAND. VALUES MOST POPULAR PLANK. Ottawa Cifizen Regrets That the Whitney Government Had Not Seen Fit to Adopt It. The Ottawa Citizen says under the heading of "'Frogressive Flank. "The liberal party in Ontario has shown itself particularly sensitive to public feeling in the adoption as a plank in its reconstructed platiorm of the principle of taxation on land val- ues. According to the published sched- ule of reforms to be advocated in the future by one of the great political parties in this province, the system wh industry is encouraged, and the holding of land out of use ren- dered ufiprofitable, is to find a fore most place. It may not be even too much to say that this particular plank will eventually prove the most effective and popular of the various measures to be advocated by the lib- erals of Ontario in their efforts to again control the destinies of the pro- vince. "It is a matter of regret that the government has allowed the opposition to forestall it in the advocacy or adoption of a principle which has sue- cessfully appealed to the democracy of Britain on three successive occasions, and which is today engaging the at- tention of progressive and enterprising localities OR the western half of our land. The immediate results of the taxation of land values, 'rather than the' improvements upon the land, have become so visible in the cases of [BIBBYS™ HEAD-TO-TOE OUTFITTERS FOR MEN AND BOYS. OVERCOAT CARNIVAL The Biggest Display of Swell Overcoats for the government bo and ffom ite records for Ie fiscal year. The figures the news columns wi is_gold under license, and whers aigns can be held, there will be voting in January under the option law. The interest in them grows as Canadian western communities, that aca ic discussion of the economic aspect of the question has no longer * out, ) | last Men and Boys ever shown in Kingston. FOR MEN -- Were of the BEST LUMBER ON SHORT NOTICE (J : QOOOO0TO 00 Cafe 185 Wellington St The Up-to-date Restaurant and Eating House. appartments. Well furnished and lighted. Vii our Full Course Dinner, 'THOMAS GUY, Prop. PICKERING"S 490 PRINCESS ST. Phone 530 Removal Notice! W. OC: Bennett, Ti smith and Plumber, has Removed is place of dusinens from 378 King St. to 191 reel, vext ddor to the ine ogy Hardware Store be pleased to born alli fds old customers and as many oi e8 as require first class namithing aud Plumbing done; hc agent for the Souvenir Phone 1033 Men's Overcoats Made to stand rough usage and coldest weather, See our splendid qualities at $7.50, $8.50, $10, $12 and $15. wee vo Men's Winter Suits, .. $6.50, $8.50, $10, $12, to $15. Underwear, Sox, Bweaters, Gloves, «Caps, Boots, Rubbers, all at bargain prices. ISAAC ZACK 271 PRINCESS STREET, STOCK, SRELT sane Btoves and Healers. Large Stock ved New and rotd-hand Furniture. lees very low. n SLGARMAN, . 243 Ontario Street. FONG SING 'Laundry moved to 3838 Princess i reet, he Ra a Y. MCA. First-class undry Work guaranteed, ® given tn a speaker in Torewwo not so § Whig on Tuesday. It is information like this that cheers the heart of the incbriate while it depresses the heart of '{ temperance worker, One class, through long ago, and during a local option con- test, asserted that the fewer licensed 3 places the greater the 'consumption of liquor, which seemed an absurdity. Fi gures they say do not lie, bat they In the last year of Laurier, being the twelve moriths which ended with March 3lat Inét, the government col lected from 1 ie people of Canadas * in reustoms and. excise 'axes .the large sum of $80,835,531, This, on a popu- lation, a& shown by the census, of 7, 081,869, was equal to $12.68 a head, or 863.40 a family, In 1896, the year before Laurier began his work, the collections on account of customs and excise taxes amounted to only $27. 759,285, which, with a population as estimated by the department of trade and commerce this year of 5,086,061, wins egal to $545 a head, or %27.. 25 a family.--Montreal" Gazette. In fifteen years Canada grew some. Its record in every respect surpassed the record of any similar period, and by astounding degrees. Growth in population, expansion in public works, the date for the voting approaches. In 1875 there were 6,185 licenses gran in the province. This year the Humber is 1 875, and 209 of them are subject to the anproval of the people within three months. The lo- oal government takes credit for its enforcement of the license law. What about the temperance people, whose] k eternal vigilance is a check upon both the government and its licenses? FOOLISH CRITICISM the launching meet the ion amply of great schemes to new conditions, the provis- for the wanis of the young nation, necessitated growth in expenditure. Does the Gazette expect a sensible people in their right minds to endorse the idea that because the Laurier government spent more mon- ey than its predecessors it was gross- ly wasteful an extravagant ? Does our contemporary wapt one to believe that there will be re trenchment the current expenses now and that the Borden government will not spend any more than the Bowell 1895? And if not why does it indulge in foolish any in governmeént in criticism ? The complaint of the premier of this province, that the Hydro-Electric Com- mission has been hampered in the car- rying out of its schemes in the centre and east of the province, is not found. ed on fact, It has not been forgot: ten that Hon. Adam Beck had t« fight opponents within as 'well a: without the party, and!|that it is only mow his ambition is being rectgnizec and 'he is to be made the head of a department. Tardy enough acknow- ledgement of his ability and work ? Surely, surely. The promise of great things to Cen: tral and Eastern Ontario may ap pease the critics of the government and restore peace and tranquility within the party. But it will not be forgotten that only two or three days since, at a conservative meeting Whithy, the government was demned, and its supporter, Mr. Cal der, who saught renomination, was told publicly that he could not: pe elected. FWhy ? The goverumcnt was con not showing any particular desire to serve the east, and on the power ques- in | THE POWER QUESTION. tion it was very neglectful ! Kingston has had its ins Hiupetionen on the power question. . Beck, at a public meeting in the _ hall, said dectric light would be as cheap as 'andle power. He has not so far been able to quote rates which the city would be warranted in accepting. The sommission has a competitor in the Seymour company, which is giving it jome worry. It does not.seem to be able to dispose of this competitor. the Seymour company has the goods to deliver within a reasonable time. Ibe commission may have the goods, wit it does not submit a proposition 'which the power committee can ap- prove. The Whitby people's charge is that the commission has been able to ear- ry 'the electric current to Windsor | FIEHOUL serious difficulty, while it does not seem to be able to carry it east ow Bear in mind that these oP ition, and others farther ast, are conservatives, and they are insparing in their censure. It would not do to quote liberal opinion, as 't would be regarded as prejudiced. Higher tariff coming ¥ So one ex- pected from the talk of the Ottaws citizen. It fears that something wil! happen in this direction, and the peo ple did not vote for it in the last election. 1s the World's dissatislaction with things political due to the fact that 'Me. M Borden ones, about two Fundred of them. Now that he has retired from the EDITORIAL NOTES. Belleville has escaped the local op- tion agitation. The petition therefor was rot fyled in time. For which the householders are very gratéful. Since the. Whitney party has exacted\a per- rentage of the bar receipts they have not any money for contingent expen- ves. The Hamilton Spects Spectator sees that the liberal platform: ~epntiing ideas superior to those of the Whitney gov. ernment, and if these are presented to the peaple with compelling force there 1 "a much less one-sided divi- sion of the seats in the new legisla. obstructed the progress of the move ment. The west 'has been shown,' to use a native coloquialism. "In Ontario the educational move ment is bearing fruit. It is rather dis- appointing to find that the govern- ment of the day has thus far failed to recognize the growth of the sentiment in favor of tax reform in this direc tion, but now that the issue is fairly before the people the opportunity to impress the administration 'with the trend of public thought along these lines should not be neglected. PUBLIC OPINION. That's It--=Why? Peterboro Examiner. Thy is Sir James Whitney keeping back Dr. Merchant's report on bi-lin- gual schools ? Where is He? Guelph Mercury, Lest we forget--where is our. while friend, Hon. Clifford these days ? erst- Bifton, Something in It. Montreal Herald, The way some Toronto liberals are discussing the provincial party leader- ship on the eve of an election ought to furnish sufficient : explanation of hae it is Toronto never elects a libe- ral. MORE CASH FOR GOOD ROADS, Million Dollars Set . Set Aside in 1901 Now 'All Spent. The million dollars offered for good roads by the legislature in 1901 will, after payments have been made on good roads expenditure for the: cur- rent year, no longer exis. In fact more than $100,000 above what now remains will be needed to pay the gov- ernment's share of'road grants to the counties this year. There may be a change in the method of financing the good roads' modement in view of Premier Borden's announcement that federal subsidies would be given the provinces to improve the main high- ways, The government's share towards good roads now smounts to approxi- mately $200,000 yearly, which means that some = $600,000 is being spent every twelve months on the roads of the province. The total expenditure for good roads since the sot of 1904 has been about $3,300,000, of which the province, when the payments for the current year are made will have coutributed about $1,100,000, en ---------- A Unique Store, The big hat and fur store of George Mills & Co. is really three stores in one. Their ladies' ready-to-wear de partment is a very "busy section these days and business is brisk in mil- linery and ladies' cloth coats. Rev. Charles E. Fdgman, Napa, Ca- ifornia, was lilled by his own auto- mobile, when he cranked it without throwing out she clutch. The ma- chine leaped forward and crushed him against a telegraph pole. Mrs. Otto Schlessinger, visit from tne stork and wanting the visit made under the Geman flag, was rewarded with twins after she boarded the German steamer Prinz Joachim, at New York. The Turkish army is making a brave stand in the interior of Tripoli. THE BALMORAL. - New 'two-style collar, button through and through, single breasted, in Fancy Scotch Chieviots. Hand tailored gar- ments. $18.00 THE CASTLE. Long, single-breasted fly-front Two-styl Coat, raised seams, raw edged Eo B breasted,' meltons, Black and Dark Grey A beauty for $20.00 BIBBY'S THE GORDON. Two-style collar. Same style as the Balmoral. Fabhes-- Fine Domestic Tweeds. New shades of Brown and Grey. BIBBY'S $10.00 WONDERS. The High School. Same style as Men's Choice patferns. $10.00, Balmoral, NEW MODELS. for boys 12 years to 16 years. Shoes with a Record for Goodness Everything the Newest and Smartes t, THE CARLTON. ou New two-style collar. Double Fabrics are English Swell patterns. \ Two-styl breasted. Tweods *heviots, A DANDY FOR $12 FOR BOYS ------ THE COLLEGIATE, THE ( Same style as our Senator, st 50. Same Carlton, $8.50. NEW STOCK. New Greys. Smart style, THE SENATOR. © collar, double elegantly New Browns SPECIAL, $13.00, tailored. R GLOSTER, Domestic Dark e collar, Fancy Mixtures, BIBBY'S SPECIAL, $8.50. HAMBERLAIN. yle as the Mens BIBBY'S SPECIAL, $8.50. BIBBY'S For the Best $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes ever sold for the money WE SPECIALIZE ON $4.00 AND $5.00 SHOES FOR MEN We Specialize on $4.00 and $5.00 Shoes ; Agents Tor Fowne's and Dent's Gloves for Men BIBBY Lt'd 78 80-82 PRINCESS. 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