~~ ‘ Bi ete i oti ior.) | PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY J. E, TERHUNE Barrister, Notary Public and Con- Office on Wallace St. over). veyancer. Bank of Montreal. ‘H. B. MORPHY, K. 0. wood. Offices Listowel and Milver~ ton: Money to‘loan. . _ J, OC. HAMILTON, 'B. A. * é Barrister, ee Solicitor for the Imperial Bank o Money to loan. Otic on- south side of Main at over Miss Gibbs’ Mill- inery Per Bonds for Sale. “OC. MORTON SCOTT, B. A. Barrister, Hsteey teas Convey- Offiee over Adoiph’s awe “Store, Main stree W. G. E, SPENCE petiat, Teateiee of the Dentist : of eae gee ond reen- Ivania, Philadel phia; ote of The Royal College of Dental eereren Salama Office over Schin- bein's Sto R. F, TAYLOR, L.DS.; D.DS. Graduate of the Royal college of som re Surgeons, and of Toronto uni- “aul @ental X-Ray work done. Out | of town.appointments promptly fil-| led. Phone 60. Office hours 9 t 5. F. ST.uC. WILSON, L.DS.; DDS. Graduate of Royal College of * Dental Surgeons, Toronto University. Office over Banzley’s new store. Phene.23 for appointments. H. B..LIVINGSTONE, M. B. P and Surgeon. Office over fantecttune’ s Drug Store, corn- 5: Wallace streets. Phone 69. Night, phone 113. BR. JAMES MOORE {Physician and Surgeon) Office second residence north of Queens — -Wallace street. Phone L DE..F.J. R. FORSTER Hye, Ear, Nose and Threat Graduate in..medicine, University of Toronto. Late assistant.New York Ophthal- mic and Aural Institute, Moorefield's Eye and Golden, Square Throat Hos- pitals, Lan n, DE. At the Queens” Hotel, Listowel, A. on Weaneaiay, sApril 2nd., from 16] to4p « a.m. 63 Waterico Bt. Stratford, Phone 267 A. @. SHIELL, M. D. Physician..and Surgeon Diseases of Women ai Surgery. R el Office, Inkerman.Street, West. Opposite Presbyterian Church. DR. B. F.: PARKER * Osteopathic Physician and Eye . Specialist. All diseases treated. Glas- «es fitted. Office—-residence, Main . street east. / DR. A, @. MOYER f Chinepraetor Office on Mein street,. over John- owaes erre store.'Hours 9 to p-m. + el by ap- MAY GET SOME RETURNS FOR THEIR cas y 2 iy © QMail and Empire) nouncement of ~ Hon. Ferguson on the highway Dr of the Conservative Government; as t tario Gdo ssociatio at the King Edward Hotel, there will not be the construction of a had an opportunity to make a com- pute financial survey of the affairs jof the province and learn exactly where Ontario stands with relation to its highway expenditures. But, at the same time, there w hi way work, confined for the most part the cost of highway construction May get some adequate returns for their taxation in this regard. The alae of Hon. oar. Ferguson the absence of Hon. George -HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION, | ADEQUATE, ‘made last night at the banquet. of he On | singlé mile. of roadway* under the rovincial ighway development }an ]A SMART NEW MODE FOR SUM- MER WEAR Grey voile printed in blue figures is the medium for this girlish Sum- mer frock. It introduces a <mart new note in the sleeves, which drop full gather- ed sections from a tight upper arm ge Bands of solid blue form the The neck is cut low in front and curves low.in the back, a treatment eeohee * e ¥OU AND I ARE HERE = ° e+ ¢ @ @ e . oe 'e¢ The time never comes when Iife is understood and so stated that the falt was in ourselves that we re- mained ‘‘underlings.”’ You and I are here to watch men ing. You and I are here to see the ris- ing cities and mammoth doings, ac- complished by the hands of those with whom we touch shoulders. You and I are here to work, to ve, to You and I are here to look into the faeces of the stars—that have watched over billions of lives and e- vents, and stil] shine on. er our tasks wifM—ut complaint, and and happ + Sdennee of the chance to live my Mmng You and I are here to watch flow- ers grow and to smell their frag- Tance, to thrill over sunrises i=] a may begin all over again and I are :here’ to prove someone somewhere. substantial purpose—or else we perform as best our mettle can. 11 to 5 yeintment. Phone We. Consultation _ W. F. McLAUGEEIIN Embalmer and funeral :D; Graduate of Canadian embalming school. Residence and patiors, .Main | St., one and a half blecks east of Baptist church. Night and day calls promptly attended. Phone 227. Motor or horse drawn equigment as desired. FIRE INSURANCE in best companies; also ace tomobile, burglary, plate glass "fea eee insurance. Automobile imaur- 85 cts. per 100. Your business solicited. EB. D. BOLTON. then t6 go to mur beds at night gla] be 8. Pacey: Minister of “Public Works; th and the Premier remarked that he had already been told that frank-' tess was one of his weaknesses, but tn the face of that he felt that he owed it to the people of the prov- ince to let them understand the Timi ine on of any highway program for m ar. “The province has spent great sums in attempting to create better transportation facilities," Hon. Mr. Ferguson remarked. “There has much favored in smart new frocks. on developed a huge system which leads into many communities, . and there have been constant appeale to the Government to extend the pro- vincial system. The Government has ‘been- urged in many ways and -from many sources, and to those who are asking for the extension of the pro- vincial system I may say that they might as well save their postage and my time. There will not be the con- not worth the living. Shakespeare| struction of a single mile of provin- cial highway until there has been an opportunity to have we work fully systematized and un where the province stents financial. and women move and have their be-| ly in this respect Will Not Take Over Highway in, another feature of Pe ete ee Hon. Mr. Ferguson made an important announcement to the effect that the Gover not take over the Provincial high- way and assume 100 percent: of the financial en tat Hon. CS nted ont at a great many robdlations had bren received | th y the Government from _ various b You and I are here to keep step raun ‘ with the Ineving millions, to should- ~evrhaype tt er — going to do it. There were cheers for the Pre- mier when he made his announce- ment that the Government would sunsets, to enjoy the rains that re-| COMtinue the policy of attempting to fresh the earth, to grow thoughtful] See that all those who use the high- as the days die and nights gather] W4ys help to pay for them, and that and fresh days come in which we} there would also be a guarantee that the rural communities on the back You and I are here to be heroes} Concessions get some returns for sm. their highway taxation. “You people who live in the back friendship, palship and love; to help] townships are the ones who make warm the cold and discouraged|the greatest use of Chose roads, so hearts and to lift the veil of dark-| W® re going to continue the system ness that is always hovering over = “cost,” you pay 80 per cent. of on. Mr. Ferguson de- You and I are here for a real and{ Clared. “When it comes to county roads, there is more general use of wouldn't be here. It is for you and| the highways, so the Government me to find out what that purpose will continue to pay its 40 per cent. may be, and then to go ahead and| towards the cost of those roads; and when it comes to the county-Pro- 1 —George Metthew Adams Aarne highways there is ter use on the mipe tion only resulted in loafing finan- program of the en from Messrs. W. N. Sinclair, Tead- er of the Ontario vie and F. C. Biggs, former Minister of Public Works. Hon. Mr. Biggs congratulat-| h “2! ' Accotding to -the ere pro-} tricts “in: : Mr. ss announced the appointment of mem ietiaes ot the Legisieture, w se |} duty it would be to keep in. cacy with the local Township. Councils o niready had cipal affairs; and the "Every Pair Marked in Plain Figures FRIDAY, MARCH 7th., Fair Day, sengibROAY ' 20% ott, ren Silk, Cashmere and Fleece. Underwear, sizes | shades to match the shoes each All Ladies hee sizes ki, 8 = Co n-sale at . 80c hove pore Costs athalt “price. Knick that by keeping in. touch with the aewaniiye in this manner the ‘Gov-| -tbie-to~ pr ernment would-be the pailaing of <roadways in those portions of Ontario where the en- thusiasm had been scant of late, or old existing system had been allowed to steriorate. Further, that would be an appli-| cation of the theory that it was im-| possible to build Rad ae highway s from under the ea oo Psu Parlia- ment Buildings ‘ere success could be achieved cardees. local ac- del ze interest; and. Hon. Mr igh that “the taxpayers eee r petit roads at ty in or- dér that sroalak comforts and con- veniences may be brdught into the Hives of the peor on the farms.” Th had some an- nonseareent to take with regard to maintens 4 ~~ “His at Speeders “The time has come,” ‘he declared, “when the high speefer and the heavy loader will have to pay. The man wo ware too ‘fast is also go- ing to pay m He will be pen- alized, and if he ‘does it too otan he will lose his lHicetse. ‘Things ‘like that must be intro@uced if the peo- ple who pay for the highways are going to get a -fair The tourist trade must also be en- couraged, and we ‘hope, by judicious advertising to get’our fair share. In our highway policy we will not be swayed by special interests, motor clubs. or good road associations, but we will listen to all they have to Say and then cull out the things we the tax on gasoline, the Senin declared that it looked as speush the Lal had come when h to keep check on the extent to which any motorist made use of the highways was ‘by the amount of gasoline he bought. _ He _assureil. in all others, the afm would be to see that those who used the roads on to pay for them.’ Another announcement of the Premier ‘was that he purposed to pass legislation during the present session of the Legislature hibit’ municipalities bonusing “in- dustries. He did not approve of the competition among towns and ecit- ies for industries; for that co ti- cial responsibilities on the tax-pay- ers of the future. As to fixed -assess- ment, he would not step that. General approval for the rigged Standard bus body for school or general passenger work. TRUCKS. ats i Used In Every Field of Sey ee ruly amazing is the versa- xi of the Ford. In passenger transporta- tion the Ford car has achieved unparalled: popularity. In freight transportation the Ford One-Ton Truck has proven pre-eminently successful — so succ: that it has been adopted in almost every conceivable Its adaptability has pro- uced a variety of bodies, types of which are'shown herewith. As a result of this remark- able adaptability, plus consistent economy, two €very three com- mercial users in Canada have chosen the Fi See Any Authorized ed the Premier on his nd declared he would have many fol- lowers in t House outside his he ou mn members if he extended the part of the pub-!*highway work in the townships. Not Necessary To Play Tag With Skunk The End of The Way | (Walkerton Times-Herald) protects the skunk. If a skunk hap- pens to bring its unwelcome presence close to your home you must not shoot it (so the story goes) unless = want to pay @ fine, for while a kunk is a nuisance it enjoye the onthe S ieaieans as other fur-bearing anim W. J. DOWD, Auctioneer Farms for sale. Get our terms.) Want to buy? See our list. Need a fpouse? We have it. Require an aue- (tionéer? Phoné 246, Listowel, Ont. Many Another | Step = Is left in that last pair of Jj@entain times be a hard one to put rom ae vicinity of one’s home. Bu what ar Repaictatgs thay” ake wha in them at-all. Ifa gai 4 and you'll save the price of pre korg ag ene need for this story for quite a few unks he ods checking up. This, if it were the law, would, at up with, for the skunk is not a nice animal to have around, Tf he-comes near your home you have got to shoot’ him-or chase him; and he is net easy to chase. He thinks you are playing with him, and if he can he will tag you and you will “be “‘it.’” It is net easy to shoot him, either, and de it neatly and effectively. In one way ar another it is absolute- ly to remove the animal the law does not protect the okunk in ‘these cases. Any animal may be shot in season on a man’s own premises without a license. and while a man can't go skun hunting without a license, yet if a skunk comes man hunting and gets on your premises you can shoot him or meet the difficulty any way you like without penalty, The Ontario game law makes that clear enough. Not cate so, but if a gray or any other anima i, in séason out of If she asks to sée something expen- sive she is probably shopping, not Several weekly papers in th o-| Nova Scotia, an invalid for vince have semig finding fault vicki sufferer, but in whom the grace of God is most wonderfully manif ‘the game law because, they say, it These sublimely beautiful lines were written by a young woman in Many years with spinal disease, and a great My life is a wearisome journey I'm sick with the dust and the heat, af The rays of the sun beat u yrs e briars are wounding my feet; But the a to akg I am {onthe ethan ill m jails r All the tolls of the pA will mrad nothing When I get to the end of the way There are so many hills to climb Upwarasy I often am ionging for ey at . But He appoints me way Knows just what is needa and best; I = = his word He has promised e. y strength shall ‘be as my day, 5 Agae the “tolls of the road will seem peenne * When I get to the end of the way. f, He loves me too well to forsake me, A Or give me one trial too much, wi All His people have been dearly purchased, i! And Satan car —— claim such. yl By-and-by I shall In the City of penile May, q And the toils of the choy 5 layin tes py When I get to the end of the wa When the last feeble step has been taken,: % 4 And the gates of the city appear,. % And the beautiful song of the angels : Filo on my ny listening at out on When all that n os 80 mysterious Will be plain an Yes, the toils of pe Sr ad will com notaiog * When I get to the end of the Thonee now TI am footsore and weary, I shall rest when Tm and praise Him ear; at home; IVE this little fellow a job. If you have a house and want to sell it, let him sell-it for you. If you want to find a buyer for your automobile, let him find you one. If it’s a farm you want to sell, hired help you need, or a room, or a home, use his services. He works for little and gets big results. There's many an article in your attic he could sell. For instance, some of you ate through with your baby carriage. packs ‘at, 20% off all oma 8 Tweed Panta. ae eye Men’s Meta on sale from $12.50 to $35.00. WALTER'S.