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Be ready for the cold weather with a nice new suit or overcoat, or both. style possible. TOWNLEY uses. - ‘3 Fine Tailoring We can equip you in the best Fenelon Falls _ ,sHOEs FIT FOR A Milli You‘ll find us ready at any time to do you a. lot of good for your shoe money; This is the place Where the money you spend represents more good results to you than any other. They’re as good as they look and better than they cost. R OBSON & SON Sales of all kinds conducted in .i. ' ' ' class man! r. Secure dates betor ort- Ycrlising. ’ mirror W ant mm Icrncrmmm WWW momma? WWW“ WW W12? WW .3 _ FENELON FALLS,’ONTARIO, Fl IDAY, OCT. 18, 1912. thll 0F HEAD OFFICE ESTABLISHED 1817 Paid up Capital $16,000,000.00. LodihEAl, 1‘1 ON TR P] +\L. INCORPORATED BY ACT OF PARLIAMENT Reserve Fund $1 6,000,000.00. ' ASSETS OVER $240,000,000. SAVINGS BANIK DEPARTMENT Deposits taken of $1 and upwards, which can be ' withdrawn on demand. R. M. Hamilton, Mgr. Fenelon Falls Branch Changing Human Nature. Many people think that to become Socialists they must‘believe many things that they now believe to be wrong. Nothing of the kind. You do not; have to change any of your aspi- rations or desires. All your human functions are included in food, cloth- ing, shelter, instruction and entertain- ment, than which you have no other desires. As it is, you are not; getting these things in abundance, and many of you are getting but few of them. Liberal and Conservative alike have not been able or willing to arrange. a. machine that will ever give them to I the majority: Socialism will. You do not; changeâ€"you simply pick up an- other machine or process to get; what you already want and have always wanted. If Socialism will give you these things in abundance for the same amount; of work that; you now put forth, does that mean that you have to change your nature or become a free-luster or destroy your family or deny your present belief in a. God’.l \Vould n’t you vote for the other old party if' you were certain it would do this for you and everybody else? \Vho told you that. you would have to change human nature to have Social- ism? Howdid they know? Did they study it so carefully that they know? Maybe they do n’c know any more about it than you, except‘wbat some- body has told them, and that teller may have only been told. You must know by your own investigation. That is what. every knowcr does. Otherwise they are no better than parrots. Are 4 you afraid to read a book explaining Socialism? Are you so superstitious that you are afraid that a. few letters printed on white paper can ruin you? Did it ruin the fellow who told you Socialism was such an awfully bad thing’l In what way was be ruined? It; was said that free schools would ruin the countryâ€"but have they? Have they ruined England or Germa- ' ny 'l Has n’t the lack of them ruined Spain, Italy, Portugal, Russia and other countries? There was a time when the people were warned against- speaking to a chemist (alchemist), al- leging they had sold their souls to the devil. But do you not. see that such people were foolish, no matter how honest they may have been? The that the men who were trying to work out the problem were in league with the devil. It is just the same kind of g same was said of qhe art; of. printingâ€"â€" minds, the same ignorance, that to-day tells you Socialism is against human nature and contrary to the laws of God. If you will read one book on Socialism by a Socialist you will see for yourself. I do n’t care how many books you read against. it. after that. I have more confidence in your intel- ligence than to believe that if you 76 Years in BusineSs. Farmers’ bear both sides you can be deceived. And you will not have to change your nature, either. Socialism is growing more rapidly today than any other idea that ever yet came to the human race. Every intelligent; person should know what it is, what; it wants, and what elfecb its agitation will have on society.- To be afraid to read a book shOWS somebody controls your mind, and that. you are a bigot; or a coward. Read up, and fight; us if you don’t like- what we want-.-â€"-Cotton’s Weekly. â€"0 + ._._._ Pi ve-rty in the Midst of Plenty 'Muny years have come and gone since the great French dreamer of Utopia, Charles Fournier, predicted that we should come to experience a practically universal problem of “ pov- erty' through plethora. ”â€"-starvation because there was plenty, people goi ing without; the necessaries of life be- cause they are too abundant. That is the problem of “overproduction,” that Carlyle made the subject. of his scorn- ful satire. Ibis the workers who, be- cause tbey’ have produced too much, must go hungry, illl‘ed, poorly housed, and cold in the winter nights and days It) is their children who are dying of hunger because they have produced too much wealth. And the reason for this lies in the fact; that, not being the owners of the machinery with which, and 'gbhe resources upon which, they work, their product. belongs to the master class. And that; master class having to sell the things produced for profit}, the workers must; starve when. the markets become glut.th ; and even in normal times receive in wages only just enough to keep them alive in a. condition enabling them to produce more goods at; the same rate. There- fore it is that; the Socialist calls upon his fellow workers to unite in a great political struggle to wrest the means of life, the agencies of wealth produc- tion, from the grasp of their masters, and to establish, by the peaceful revo- lution of political conquest}, a syctem in which wealth shall be produced for use instead of for profit, in which hu- man life shall be valued above gold, in which babies shall be counted of greater worth than poodle deanâ€"n: J ohn Spargo. l â€"â€"..oâ€"â€" The discontent; throughout: the civi- lized world is the most hepeful sign of the times. The brotherhood of man can only be realized by the cessation of the class struggle. Men are not prosperous because of the capitalist- system. That system produces misery and poverty. The strong arm of the law letsthe capitalists escape its grip. The laws were made to keep the petty thieves in order, not. the big ones. 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