PAGE TWELVE - = THE DAILY BRITISH WHIG SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 57, fai. x : f | Cbeoanuts each . 13 20 (Oats, local, | «+ .90 to 1.10 Deacon skins, No. 1,,. up to $3.5¢ BRAVES MAKE DEMANDS | THE KINGSTON MARKET §|ciaishoss en :2 © 33,50 3 [Shoe Soi, 0." site fed mntianin ow o d0a0 2 10.00 = 1. ral § ) akan... .. 8 We have a supply of INTERESTING" DISPUTE AMONG | Lemons, dos. ... 30 to 40 | Wheat, local washed, 1b. 50 to 66 SEX NATION INDIANS, : Kingston, Sept. 26th. | Watermel 0 V ool, unwashed, Ib... 35 to 50 ri ees { Oranges, doz. .,. .. 1.00 Beeswax, 1b., up to ... 30 Men Who Fought For Their Country Dairy Produce. Plums, : . -- 0 to &{ : hi E2b to 30 ehenrhiag ap to 60 to 1.00 During the War Are Opposed to Creamery butter, Ib . . 0 to 65 Poona, Ret, ONE + b oa 5h. wp E3 be B3 en wilq, dry, Ib... 3.04 kindlin . the Indians' Council! as Now Con- Butter, rolls ... ., .. oo Th SE : ing } on oh an $ ah 8: . stituted and Claim un Voice In the | b¢¥ Butter .. cut hard wood and 3 Baggs, fresh, doz Government of the Red Men on Oleomargarine J. Sowards Coal Co. : / : the Reserve Near Brantford. Cheese .. .. RY ~35|Ca )age, head i was ¥ouchsated by the In- \ Ml Celery, bunch .. .. 1¢ 25 ------------ . R : HILE the tomahawk has Poultry. Cue abers, each nis a 5 to 1 Established 1870 -- long since been buried, Chickens, dressed, lb. ... | hatuse Toit vo - a . : . HRIF T'Stamps.-- and no longer the braves Chickens, live, Via "tv * an ip-83] Potatoes, new. bush. .' ) I I . We strongly ré=- : go out«clad In buckskin Hens, live, nt 5 t To 20 | fomatoes, bush. ... .. 1.50 to 2.00} ; j DDE oy { 1 t] e purchase and marked with feathers the fight- Tyrkeys, dressed, 1b. ... i o . . " \ ' commend th . Ran 4 de- . 2 | rain. i . ! . A : y ing spirit of the Indian has not de Ra Bish 100 to 18 For all new st le w OVERLAND CAR of Thrift Stamps and War dn this, it it was ne- | _ Meats. Phran, ton oe aay : yle, good we Ing . (3 Passenger) "Savings Certificates. In this cessary ; Porterhouse steak, 1b. .. 27 to 30 | Fuok Wheat, bush. -.. 1 40. to 2. { ® r : In Good Condition | way you not only are aiding | dians throughout the Dominion dur~ Sirloin. steak. ib... .... lo 40 Ho elon og 1. 26.00 to 28.0 Suits $20 t $ 5 : ROBINSON & OE OS aces Ea te HE van up to $4 : X i Six Nations, inhabiting the resery st, a, .'. ; =%| eo B : : S . WILTSHIRE are forming the Savingshabit. a oo Fi Tematns of the Shoulder roast, Ib tan : Loo) Soph, Jolly Sead. +1.90 to 2.2 . " : - | © The Stamps may be' purchased toot oF Tame Six amtles on east, Sie Boiling cuts ... To I i 12 pour; standand (Gort) All Prices Between edd Zi tras . ree . 5 West'n carcase, cwt. 21.00}; oe 55 ~ . Pep 2 GARAGE: . | atany branch of ol the Ouse or Grand river, given {6 West'n fronts, cwt.. 15.00 317.50 on aa ban a Py = . 2393 Bagot St * 4 Ihe . | them by the British Crown, for their West'n hinds, cwt. 18.00 " ' i o % as or 15.001 a llr EN oP rar - - : g . 4 services to the royalist cause during, Local carcase, cwt. 4 2. OU | mene erin amis - De ae SE GS SN AAA Pnone No. 177 1 " 1 A Local hinds, ewt. .. 18.00 to 19.00 the United States Revolutionary war, Pork-- - -- . OF CANADA ~--were no exception. Their récord i8 r,oin roasts. 1b ... ... 40 EH KINGSTON BRANCH even better than that of the remaln- Leg roasts, 1b. ... ... 40 { Ww T Call Y | ™ der of Brant county, in which a part hops, i: a 45 : 3 i W 5 i J. F, ROWLAND - IANAGER of the reserve, and their council seat, | logs, live, ¢ asntak 1 ! U c¢ LF yy ¢ ant 10 our i Ohsweken, are located, and Brant, Hogs, dresser, cwt.. .00 to § po n } our 1 0O~- da y Attention including the city of Brantford, lays Lambe . 4 { claim to having furnished more men fronts ... +.. +.. ... 25 to 35 D . d Y i i a Pa TO OUR AUTOMATIC BOB 1 TN i >= in-proportion to---its-population than Hinds a 28 10 D ' € e 12 S wv) 0 u Tr ' 0 - m 0 rro w - SLEIGH COUPLING prop 35 Cea Mr that lets any other part of Canada. - Tog ... wes wa § ' = o v tn = 3 work an right all Official records 'show that 295 of [eins . J d bob work "al 1 the braves of the Six Nations donned | Chops os ev them. Ses khaki. Of these 27 were killed in Mutton, 1b. ... ... ... . ; . - al : : : a will action six died of sickness contracted 5 WHat you .gan save to-day is the foundation De ae he ho Cures headache while on active service, one was re- . upon which you will lay your life-work. M NAMEE & LACK i 20 minutes ported missing, 55 were wounded, C : r % n ol k and but one was taken prisoner. This ioe = The man with capital, even be it small, is the man The Repair Shop, 54 yueen St. y € Clock. s a record which can be compared | . . > . : p, 3 y is a record od. 1b en who is ready when opportunity arises Phone 1217W per box. with that of any other class or com- dels Ib. : x J A nunity without bringing a blush of =™ ' he ; am to oe cheeks of lovers of the 2) sunita, Ib. g The savings habit is not as easy to acquire as the The Italian authorities 4 : y* Ruth 1 11 is Indians : 2 Plunap haddie, Ib. 2 spending habit, but most things worth: while require rested five Anarchists who d | major league home record n It in more than Rassing Interest 10 laddock, fresh, lb. -. 2 an effort to attain, and the capital for your day Naples yesterday from New York by | he made his tv y-eighth circuit note, that the first Bran bh eounty am. | Halibut, Ib .... .... of opportunity can only be obtained by hard work r f ac 8s Lieut. Cam { L . the steamer Europe. lout of the seasor man to fall in action, was Lie . lerring, fresh, 1b. ., .. : . F and shu : : yan igh - ~~ - eron D. Brant, a direct descendant, | on oo AY economy and saving. on both sides of the house, of that rT, pe io J or 80 to 1. G. B. McK ' ' noled warrior chief and loyal British Tackerel, Ib. .. .. .. Open a Savings Accoght with the Bank of Voronts Thayendanegea, Chief Joseph Hrant, 'erch, 1b, .. . Manager § . \ J en Your Savings are protected by a strong national chose Eis y rns Victoria Park, : > . - : on E C U R I T Y ¥hess statis adorns Yicterla Sak ike, 1b MELEE -12% to mstitution, and earn a fair rate of interest without i His Majesty's: Chapel Royal of the | [J0tOMI Br we vo oo to . risk of loss. Mohawks, just outside the city limits, | mais "1b. 00 0" 10 25 to . and a spot frequented hy many tours GION, I. ae i. ve A Savings Bank Account not ists. He fell in the charge of the jieak, cod, Ib... 123 . our h 18 at- . only provides an assurance for the Ey hon Om Se i tallon gained Its name of "Mad im cods 24 present, but guarantees you security Lob Poet sal atte itn eB ww LT HEBAN KoF ORON [O m the future. ; A of that name, ~ . : ls Q : ~ But the Six Nations Indians who To save is to succeed=--= i fought for democracy abroad gre Capital $5,000,000 : Reserves $6,625,623 \ now ready to fight for democracy at Fruit, ' home? For many years past the war- pples, peck ... .. .. : ; riors have protested against the Gov= Hands, dor. Looooes | HE. CANADIAN BANK ernment by 'petticoats' which is to- prt day in force among the Six Nations. : The system which is denounced as "petticoat government' is 'based upon the tribal law that the chiefs shall be named only from among the im- | PAID-UP CAPITAL - - $15,000,000 mediate family 'of a deceased chief, | RESERVE FUND - - $15,000,000 and by the women of that family, . a Thus, if a chief dies, the women of KINGSTON BRANCH, F. M. Gibson, Manager, the chief's family meet and decide - upon the succession, which goes a. lL l L Ape through the distaff side. The chiefs in the aggregate" form the Council | of Chief. hich rules the nations to at CL: - nis day, with ically all the old - Purina Chicken Chowder this day wh teal a ae : : : : he positi on th e to-day or rn Qs ro y Helps Hens Moult Hh is Your en . ey eritical, 1 PHI DMIRAL Sir Dav id Beatty ' r : | ; i seester ¢ Few hens can produce feathers and eggs at the K BE Ae ar has Drought we a . i SRE w hen speaking at Leicester a same time. Feathers are mostly protein. Purina A warriors, for a share in the govern- realli A {I ; few days ago, said :(-- Chicken Chowder helps hens moult because it hi ment! the nations. Conscription at i jes PP heii high in protein. It is not a tonic, but a. WSN Best ve Juled fiom Susvs 10 have sig 4 We have been through four and a wholesome, scientific, balanced feed, to be fed Jie X » but hit . » = r With Panes Sani alunced feed. to be fed 2 was withdrawn, and the MEA, at| a ap half years of a great struggle. e no time was enforced. The warriors perfect ration for moulting and laying hens. yb went voluntarily and gladly, : nes ; haveall learned something--the trye Grain feeds are not suitable for moulting, and , / Rut the warriors claim that the Six r , . i - unless Purina Chicken Chowder is fed Iting DTT Put fi Nations Indians' Council did not do as > value of comradeship. . Comrad ks will be slow, recovery stow, and the chances of ; Cl 1t8 part. 'They point out tht wire | ship has enabled us to win the war. winter layi considerabl reduced. Feed the question of sending an Indian po Purina Chicken howder NOW i 5 el | contingent came up through the offer af Lieut.-C milton . tt, of. . ] i Ny Realizing the significance and truth-- Youwant Eggs next Winter t Lieut.-Col, Hamilton Marrict, of. u. mone fo Fusanto,ah Nonaraty chief and 4 hite- . of this statement the Citizens' Liber- Aske your dealer for Purina Chick Chow Pur: : 8 ari, K ong friend of the Six ations, to pt \ Seruteh Feed, Cuaranised to make hens Tay nar A HL en Ln provide' $25,000 for the complete i 3 ty League appeals to the people of Sold In Checkerboard Bays only at all Fesd Staces CAEN Gti $quipment of two companies of Six | this Province to develop the spirit of . ae : Nations' Indians, the Six. Nations' Hi $ Pp spirit o The Chisholm Milling Ce., Ltd., Jarvis St., Toronto ouncil refused the offer, of the Council refused the offer, on the comradeship, mutual forbearance, " EEE Fv SEARS | LYFE ree4eeeet roSS OAS taste #4 | ground that they, the regular chiefs \ lp . Mer ont --~-- momar OF Bachems, had no right to make | ) HE toleration and sympathy. Let us be ; hn : 2 . . a ( ta ar Shar this aHould be token : fair-minded, less rigid, more reason- 2 114th Battalion, Brock's Rangers, able, and more willing to give and : : . the Indians had a place, but unfor- ' - All classes of high yield investments -- tunately Em a ia ot Admiral Sir David Beatty take. . "~. war, this battalion was broken up Corporation, Govern: nt and Municipal. and many of the men sent to forestry and constructions corps, no body of Private wires--Nevw, = York, Chicago, Indians going to the front as a unit. The workingmen of Ontario appeal for and I am told you cannot drink enough The warriors also point to the fact better ' beer -- non-intoxicating beer-- of that character of beer to get drunk oronto. That Hite Six Nauons Couasi] refused beer containing 2.517 alcohol by weight even if you tried." . lontreal, y weig y 2 Samuel Gompers to assist the Patriotic Fund, and that at one time the Indian soldiers' de- --THE BEER OF THE BALLOT. - . "pe . . pendents were cut off, and remained : 1 Scientific tests, practical experiments dk without that assistance until the Sq o ' and thorough research prove that beer oa toa Haldimand. County. Patriotic. Fury ; Samuel Gompers, the world's greatest 1 Jee STOCKS GRAIN COTTON a a, unty. Fapious Fuud labor leader, stated the workingman's of even greater strength than 2.517% of dence of the need for a change of : ition clearly when he said: alcohol by weight, is absolutely non- nk : a I Bae fact pos y intoxicafing. (The results of these tests 'BONGARD, RYERSON & CO. tested against conscription, and they '** The normal men, the men of Labor have bedn filed with the United States 837 Bagot St. Phone 1738. H. J. Bongard, Manager EN an tention ia who work eight hours a day and no Circuit rt of Appeals). legal talent to fight for those Indians more, the workmen who earn decent . . Who refused to be registered, though the workmen who have compara- As no rmful results can ibl they claim that a huge majority was pay, th ' pa [a favor of registration. tively comfortable homes, they do not Syme om defuling beer Io { this tual t might be interesting t int e ifict iri , oi th ae a oy aing to. Deint want the artificial spirit. The man of the Indian chiefs' council on con- normal spirit finds comfort in pleasant why the working men should not have 8 \ the more palatable beer for which the i scription was that by treaty the Six | * er: Hes Speen dhe Sta surroundings; he does not need, and, {nor of the Dritish Crown, but were ; as a rule, will not partake of intoxicat- are asking--THE BEER OF TH : . s ? ' | allies of the British Crown. They ing drinks; he shuns the effects of in- BALLOT? | claimed that under the treaty--and | the treaty Is STI extant ond hele| toxicants. What we now ask is that Support the working men and the Citi- | out the claim--the King across the the men of Labor, the masses of our zens' Libert ue in the endeavor wo | water could call his allies of th : i ¥ 3 : |Six Maton Indian 0 > people, shall have the opportunity to to obtain a fair, just and reasonable Bulb | which case they must, as treaty drink a glass of beer of not more than compromise on the present too drastic i und, respon i " oy oe . ve * . - a ; | mem. su ay fo all avaflzble 234% by weight of alcohol in that beer, prohibitory legislation. 'ing outdoors. A House without Sowers is not a | King himself, however, and not : Home, Prices Postpaid. RACK DOZ 100 i through the Canadian Government, | which had no power over them. In ° " : Crocus, in four colors. ....... $ .05 $30 15s | this it Is held the chiefs were legally V t "YES t all F ta Preeains. ...ov.conninnsrninens 08 35 i t, but th rei } ns er ofl Cr SE Ce ole o our uestio - Lilies, Chinese Sacred. | nation was proof that the attitude : | Le : : ; of the chiefs way, not that of the Mark your ballot with an X. Any other marking will spoil it. Remember, | aries wise every voter must vote on every question or his ballot will be speiled. Narcissus, ble, 4 t Dou i i N Paper The dteamship Rosalind al ¥ ila Siberica, Blue......... 08 : | Grose Lie went agrovei rn mand | + CN. 5 . . . Rin grsginge: 8 2 22 | {rel Tread Sona rests 1tizens rty gue Tulips, Dotble Mised vers. @ | © | PRE ad cre removed aately. ; CS DOLAR Tulips, Parrot, Mised,. 08 {bonds hake been retired snd oft Hee: Presidents PROVINCIAL HEADQUARTERS:. Presideat: Tulips, Darwin, Mixed. ..... ; 83 (35 fovernment wih loans Vice-P Sie STMUND B OSLER, 3 2 College Se. : ? : Toronto Lt.-Col. H. A. 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