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Comments TO ON V Live In London Advertiser Even in I this enlightened age there are men who go without a newspaper the price has advanced latest and Designs In Monuments Headstones All Kinds of Cemetery Work Promptly Attended to and See us before Buying Elsewhere From London The forthcoming session of the Canadian Parliament will begone of the most momentous in- the history of country Union Government must face and give uses finmhops decision Mister Gamblers decision Whats Rider We its haye- appealed powerfully r ft an account of us win and if ho If the price of newsprint takes stewardship in the conduct be pass ancient days 00 for 40 jump the newspapers may pubHc affairs during the last passed aboulMike the parch- 1 year we may expect the year First of at smoke screen of attacks upon Laurier and the Liberal I docs will Mr write a poem ah furnish fine reading for young Canada The Chop Mercury The price of i of preventing pork chops is still the- even though the price of the hog propcr object of Then It a tV I Kept In Stock JOHN 0 MOSS Dealer in and Importer of Foreign and Domestic GRANITES AND MARBLES Phone Box I Make no Mistake in Place Huron Si Near Depot has taken a serious oldtime gag so handy art inslru- used to be said that the reason wartime the food prices raised at once when of the present stocks were scarce was j rulers be brought out as as every other device by s of which fair criticism may and the people of Can- ada further deceived as to the j vol I record- not only of the old crowd Hardware big I drive for Unionist rule but of present administration were was i ALL KIND OF BUILDING STONE fo dfop immediateI Cut tc Order plentiful Bui not so with he hog line Do Your Share I Toronto Ont for Hate a reputation thorough work That explains why we In Toronto Shorthand and Civil Courses Write Shaw President for Catalogue of a good local newspaper is much greater than many people seem to think One the home merchants can help not only Box to keep it good but to make it better is to patronize il and fur nish it ads A little ligation will convince anyone that the great majority of people are just a much interested in reading attractively written ads as they are in following the gen eral news Many merchants do not always appreciate the mighty power lie press is in helping to carry on the business of the country and in maintaining its power It Indicates the Danger of Accept tog Evidence By ETHEL HOLMES been unable to hide the bad record of present Government nearest a quarter of a doing partly have ten Business Service Try as they will with the forces of their newspapers and their trained corps of pub- Fergus bis wife ticity agents the ministers have Elizabeth lived on the outskirts of Edinburgh Scotland neighbor lived about mile distant The appear ed to live happily till oup evening their neighbor Alexander But the few Tweedy heard excited voices coming acid tests applied shown up from the direction of their home weakness in the spurious wife thought she heard metal of their defence Every third voice once or twice take part in great project has been carried hat was going on trying to calm the forward because the country gave others but husband failed to bear in the name To a large extent they have saved themselves from criticism holding up he shield of he war and the army s r I t Luck Is Invariably the Result of Study and Hard Work Yonge and Charles Toronto AMBITIOUS YOUNG WEN AND WOMEN To prepare for Choice Business Positions Keen demand for our Graduates Our Cat alogue gives complete Information Write today for one Enter any time J ELLIOTT Prlnolpal Playing the Role London Advertiser When Chesterton wrote The Flying Inn he did not know dining cars would play he role in days of prohibition in Canada Without limit in the name of the our in this and she was not sure war Scandals Of most lhe quarreling stopped and ing character remained unexposed was heard I because those who held Bui the facts were NOTICE is hereby given that Eliza beth Winters of the City of Toronto in the County of York in the Province Ontario Married Woman will apply to the Parliament of Canada at the session thorcjf for a Bill of Divorce from her husband Joseph Henry Winters of Toronto Manufac turer on the ground Of adultery Dated at Toronto this Novem ber Rowan Jones Newman A Victoria St for the Applicant NOTICE is hereby Jane of ronto in Hie County Province of Ontario given that Mary the City of To ol York in the Married Woman will apply to the Parliament of Can ada at the next Session thereof for a bill of Divorce from her John Bruce of the said City of Toronto now residing in the City of Vancouver in the Province of British Colombia Automobile Salesman on the grounds of adultery and cruelty Dated at Toronto in the Province of Ontario this day of November A D Duff A Hamilton 120 Hay St Toronto for Mary Jane the applicant y Societies or of any kind who are getting up an en tertainment and would like One or two first- Class arils- vocalist or should communicate with the Office Newmarket who have been appointed Hooking Agents for the Imperial Concert Co of Toronto is hereby given that Wilt- j lam PioVcrton of the City of Toronto In County of York and Provides of Ontario Mechanic Will apply to the of Canada at next ses sion thereof for a hill of divorce from Ids wife Pearl of Brooklyn in the Stale of New York on Ihe ground of adultery Dated at Toronto thin lh day of December A Jones Newman A Victoria Street Toronto Solicitors for Applicant 1 ATTENTION Make money in your spare lime dur ing the Kali and Winter months fry Hardy Canadian and markets Will be open for Canadian and now is the time t order for spring plantlriK Largest of fruit A Ornamental stock etc grown In Canada for Particular The Great Sacrifice New Speaker From late available reports nine mil lion persons were killed during the war As many more are blind or injured as a re sult of the war while at lowest estimate one hundred million per sons financially ruin ed This was a terrible price to pay for liberty and yet after the Kaiser marched his army info Belgium the nations had no al ternative but fight Not to fiyhf meant that world he a the mercy of German Auto crats Newspaper Difficulties Advance One more newspaper has given up the struggle against the trying condi tions which the war has brought about and has ceased lo exist We refer to the Cour ier was nine older than tiny Northern Advance which has entered its year so that ft was one of the oldest newspapers in Ontario We do not know whether failure is due lo the want of support local mer chants but certain we are that I hey will reel the loss more than anyone When there is only one newspaper In a town it becomes like a Kas or electric com pany a monopoly and the pro prietor can charge what he likes for advertisements So that it is clearly to the interest of mar chants in any town to keep two or more newspapers going War Widows ReMarrying Carle ton Place Canadian War willows are making the best of misfortunes and many are taking to other husbands In formation forthcoming from the Hoard of Commissioners shows bat a great many women have lost their husbands at the front are Wat- widows who are given a gratuity of which amount is paid to ham in a lump sum This is the equal of one years tension ordinarily paid in month ly to widows Then the Government to have further responsibility for he wi dow pension contin ues in the case of M until she attains the age of seventeen vcars and in the ease of a boy un til hi reaches sixteen years of age Big War Profits London Advertiser There are some weird stories of Canadian war profits be revealed that peace has come While some Canadians worked for the country for a Jay there were others who would despise that amount for second they worked the country These op erations extended clear from the time that Conservative members of parliament trafficked in War skates and surgical plies until the last dog of was hung the facts fell that first of all the counlry held not lost The misdeeds of the Tory Unionist Governments from the lirsl horse and shoe scandals up to he queer manner of con ducting affairs at lie present time will be revealed by Liberal ism At least Liberalism does not reveal this record and smash through the subterfuges that will he placed before them might fits about he became curious and going to well quit as Liberalism a political parly the that had stood room been In disorder A table In the center of the overturned and the both mens and present Government as fan admin- Everything was istralion unfit to rule the country It must reveal the crooked moth- employed to secure the power fragments of a lamp that had that Government now holds on It scattered over the floor must prove to the hilt the unfit- J Clothing lay about of the present ministry womens in us I also give credit for any worthy things thai have been ac complished There must be no indecisive skirmishing with the enemy Liberalism knows what has been done and Liberalism must achieve victory by the most smashing attack in Parliamentary history All very well to talk of letting the Government talk itself out of power It must he forced out of power with the record of own misdeeds use a Isnt my wife dont care if they hang me Service ouM better makejip a story said out ill would lawyer Tell me something that 1 can hang a theory on So Fergus told hi in his story He and his wife bad lived happily togeth er but for a brother of who was always applying to them for money and threatening his It he didnt get it One night this broth- for money His sister defend ed him against the her hus band Fergus losing bin patience told her that if she preferred her brother to him be would go from her Then he bad left tbem and gone to the home of an old friend who i lived alone some distance from the J home Fergus declared j that was all be knew of- the tragedy But how do you account for the murder of wife Surely her Would not have killed her I cant account for It more than you can brother must be living Cant you suggest some way of finding His testimony If you are Innocent would save you He bus never hud any Used taut haw beard of i would not where or how to look for him i Besides If be were not implicated In the murder ho would nisei of Ills own accord Re might keep away to prevent bis belli- culled on to against you tour of thai He no love for me Tin- lawyer pondered for awhile then said The only defense I van make is to prove alibi and thai could bo done only by fraudulent means Put on the stand and Ill tell in story Its doubtless best said the lawyer can be made out of the will no effect what- over on a jury The of was looked a a mure formality there no whatever that ho would convicted His lawyer made tin must nut His story proof was furnished bis client bad been ere lie claimed to have been since he had left bis home The fact that the face of the body found In the thicket could be- recognized was dwelt upon by the prisoners counsel but since garment the corpse was one of Mrs dresses the hypothetical methods to show that the body was not that of Mrs Mac fell flat Besides there was Tweedy was astonished He had the strand of red hair that several heard no sounds that would Indicate witnesses who knew the lady swore anything more than a war of words J was the exact shade of Mrs MacOreg- bis wife had awakened him Dollar i v The next Tweedy on his way to where he worked passed the homo and no ticed that it seemed to be deserted A window pane on the ground floor was broken which he had noticed before and at which he wondered because the matter but were tidy persons kept their home in good order fie continued his way not attaching much importance to what he had seen or what he had heard the night before But when the next morning be pass ed the house again and saw no one SPRING FOR BARGAINS IMMEDIATE SALE ACRES ON GOOD ROAD IN WHITCHURCH TP acres workable balance hush and pasture acres orchard acres fall ploughed soil clay loam plenty of water brick house rooms barn No No driving house bog pen hen house Nearest village miles school on the farm Church miles Price Terms arranged MILES FROM NEWMARKET the window looked in Ho was shock ed to see evidences of a struggle 125 ACRES acres workable balance bush and the middle of night and said that the MacGregors were quarreling again lie had listened but hearing nothing told her that it was due to her imagi nation and she had better go to sleep and think no more about the matter But now appearances tended to prove that tho quarrel had been more serious than bo supposed Putting arm through aperture left by the Mallets of the most broken pane be the and entered the house There was nothing of value left In character are certain to be aired on floor of he house during the session The Government may not be able to stand for many weeks before the Liberal onslaught and if would not be surprising if an election contest would engage the countrys in terest before many months have passed The coming session is likely to bo pi brief last chanter in the history of Ihe pseudoTory administration that controls he ship of slate DO NOT TAKE THE EA8IER WAY London Advertiser nave in this man a good Stone Wellington For the Old FOOTHILL Established TORONTO divorce petitions are to come before Parliament la against In any previous year Bombay India Feb i The strike which rendered cot ton factories Idle and last three weeks terminated upon the em ployers on the advice of the Gov ernor of Bombay granting a 20 per cent increase in wages and a of rupees to tho men Foreigners recently discharged are believed to have- been responsible for the lire which did damage to lhe j lent at at the Matthews- plant here early this morning It except the furniture It looked to Tweedy as If either had killed his wife or tho wife had killed her husband and whichever was murderer had made off with what ever could bo carried away hastily But this was only a theory and did not account for what bad been done with the body of the victim Tweedy about to leave prem ises when he noticed on the floor a strand of red hair The hair was long and evidently a womans finder shuddered Mrs hair was red Tweedy dropped tho strand ou floor where he had found It got out through window and went on to Edinburgh to his work In even ing when he returned to his home ho told his wife that he had seen ex cellent evidence that their neighbor hud murdered bis wife disposed in some way of the baby and fled with nil the valuables Mrs Tweedy listen ed to his recital with horror going to the sheriff to- tell him of murder Tweedy do such thing mix up with it Theyll think you had to do with Let somebody else Ibid it took his wifes advice Every morning ho passed deserted homo his way to his work and every evening on bis return His conscience smote hi in for not making the tragedy known and on several occasions ho told his that ho would report it but sho always dissuaded But day the horror tamo out through another source A man pass ing a thicket back of homo smelted an offensive odor and thought the dead body of somo animal was there Prompted by curiosity ho made examination found tho The police of Dawson City have ordered a notorious gambler leave own or spend six months in jail Leaving Dawson City if Ibis season means a livehundred mile hike to Ilia nearest town over a blizzard ami wolfinfested mountain and forest trail with a mean temperature of fifty below yet without hesitation he chose litis alternative Instead of the easier he selected the icier way was the reply to expiate his sin him the cool of the arctic is more pleas ing than an arctic cooler Whatever his rascality may been here is an attraction lie has high measure of To him freedom out In big breeze is pref erable the humiliating arid cramping if sale cell Tor him dangerous rather ban enervating idleness action rather than stagflation although he would probably express the feeling Simply as a desire to keep out of Jail Phis is the of stuff of which VC men are mane decaying corpse of a woman Going straight Into city he reported The Owen Bound Feb MOD of the mob running Weber of out of town on was discussed at tho final session of the county council Saturday Weber walk to Shallow Lake in a heavy Snowstorm Thursday night and spent the balance of lhe night in a shed in that village hoard ed the morning train at Shallow Lake and Is now 111 pneu monia at his borne in The town of Sound Is threatened an action for damages if he recovers and in case of bis illness proving fatal the ringleader in Thursday nights episode will be In an awk ward position find the others who drive through terrifying obstacles to success Willi- most of us the reason for nonsuccess is that we select the easier way We dodge and evade harsh ask or duly taking the sheltered and comfortable path Our comings and goings and generally are under di rection of others Just as in- the case of the jailed We lose the floe freedom of those who strike out for themselves taking a chance of perishing in the ad venture but at least having a glorious experience Shock troops are as necessary the of to armies of war They break the way featherbed brigades are never called upon for that job Thus many of Us miss largoshed slices of glory as well as other and more material Theo dore Roosevelt loved a combat for lis own When he couldnt null one off with some boss or other pernicious influence bo would pi himself against the most form of nature He vcnt looking for trouble not The judge the Jury and the specta tors wore bored by the counsels de fense of the Jury listening to It perfunctorily and ihe others talk ing together white It was being spok en When the- lawyer sat dawn public prosecutor arose and sold There seems your honor occa sion for me to sum up this case at length and will do so very Sounds of a quarrel were heard In the home The prisoner dis appeared doubtless taking the family valuables with him though they have not been found ills wifes body is concealed In a thicket the house Identified by a dress belonging Mrs MacGregor by strands or hair found in the house which she lost dur ing a struggle for her life Counsel for the defense has claimed thai tho case Is one of evidence If It should not convict the prisoner then should convict any criminal The words were no sooner spoken than a woman running into the courtroom Fergus she they tell mo theyre- going ye for kill ing me The live body of the wom an pushed Its the prisoner threw her mound his neck and patted him lovingly Your honor cried for tho defense It has been slated that If the circumstantial evidence In his case should convict the prisoner then no person should he convicted by such Therefore It follows that no person should be convicted on Circumstantial evidence Every one present was founded When the prisoner could hud his volco he asked Ids wife lo tell where she had been With Walter Ive been to get out of a scrape he got Into In The mystery of the case remained a mystery for ten years Then man was convicted of murder In Australia Who before he died on the gallows made the following confes sion Ten years before he and two pals a man and a woman In nil the worse for liquor left town to evade the police Passing the Mac- home and unoccupied they broke pane glass opened window and went In They appropri ated articles of value espe cially clothes the men donning Mac garments the woman a dress of Mrs They were about to depart when the men discovered thai flic woman had found some Jewel ry of Mrs They demand ed their share of It which sherefused to give up They took It by force un intentionally killing her In the gle After depositing the body in the thicket they departed womans hair was red acres or- soil clay loam plenty water brick house rooms bank barn No I barn No tieup horses cattle driving house hog pen hen house sheep house School 1 miles mile from stone road Toronto miles Price Terms arranged ACRES WHITCHURCH TORONTO MILES 1 acres workable balance bush and pasture acres fall ploughed soil clay loam plenty of water brick house rooms bank barn tieup cattle horses driving bouse hog pen hen house sheep house hay shed school mile church mile Price 9500 Terms arranged 100 ACRES ON ST MILES TO TORONTO acres workable balance bush and pasture soil clay loam of water frame house rooms bank barn 00x40 tieup If Sue mile churches miles nearest town miles Price Terms- arranged- 170 ACRES GOOD DAIRY FARM WHITCHURCH workable balance bush and pasture acres Price ACRES IDEAL STOCK AND DAIRY FARM 20 MILES TO TORONTO orchard FARM AGENCY J P DENNE Representative Newmarket HE HURON ST NEWMARKET ALL KINDS OF ANTHRACITE COAL and all Orders will Prompt Delivery On hand receive person sent out to bring hi body face had been muti lated being decayed bo that it wad beyond recognition red dress was the tar an An examination wan made of the home and what Tweedy had found vaa curofujly noted oven strand of hair which was picked and preserved being no doubt on part of tho authorities that had quarreled with wife murdered her made off with family valuables a search was In stituted for him Ho could not be j Cases ore known of whales found and the search was about to be I becoming entangled in given up when some one suggested that cablo8 death by in a murderer will visit scene suffocation of bio crime A watch was set and true enough one day captured standing before his house looking at It He was Im mediately What aro me for he asked NIver wind what ye for have a to find that later on Fergus was Inform- known Prices Right OLIVER TERMS STRICTLY Give Us a Call DIKE Phone W to go to Country on tin or fl call up coughs and Cowing PHONE i Lot us make you Comfortable In a COVERED CARRIAGE OR AUTO Promot Night on Phono 172 Promptly Attended to v i i