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sB be 0 t tl Ahe village counrcil Stratford to look ov e with a YIEW IU nuralss 1¢ fo se SS 1M I0F0C in nearly ‘all palities in the province, then menricipalities would turn with the simple majority .c the byâ€"law, so that in ten rothing would have been a sxcept keepizrg the country in Im Premiet X T rot #t@I th IG ® m U i The death of young Cummins in Hamâ€" ilten as the result of a knife thrust at the hands ef a young companioun WAS & veritable comedy of errors or in ether words a tragedy of errors. In the first place the boy remained fer a considerable time at the factory after ke was stabbed before being taken home. That was error No. 1. f Ln wWon The Beam than under the Besides this, the threeâ€"fifth clause ives the temperance agitators semething o "‘chew the rag" about and if they adn‘t something to "chew" about they onuld die of dry rot. { that a . substantial ne I â€"10 Bold that the threeâ€" vise one, rot only for or the temperancee cau 1 D l10n revi un bry t we have had o: by in three years @ â€" Rev. J. W. Cooley preached a power litical sermon on Sunday evening : Methodist church here. He de most of his time to the three leadâ€" en in Ontario namely: J. P. Whitrey ier of Ontario, Beattie Nesbitt Exâ€" trar of Toronto and Jas. A Li ingâ€" editor of the independent. iey can v keepizg the cor r the threeâ€"tifths ity passes the by 1ain in foree and udvantige to the ~Facts and INDEPENDENT 2,â€" uC hat the meetings now be . Cooley deveted buse of these t! vould be n t e whole matter few words. Wit e in force, hundr itan e8sca t plo the next place ke was at home quite 11 ur( hi 0 TA palities wor in force in 1 hurch, th the questi1 the words of Skakespear give us ecessary t 1 be equ t is made W the cummunity be equally ea opinion that : will be real s made under b JFAS. A. LIVINGS ky propel uccess ini to purchasi OI 18 ( get t Ontin t nicht for Din 1n m U )C V thel O sC, w almo services 1C 0 en nave beer accomplished he country in a confusion. fifths clause when a munâ€" 1i mgeas 0 0O life majority clause i one l _ & Dy of the i@eC O 1ince, then these same uld turn areund and lajority clause defeat 6t in ten years really wit man 0 101n ieth hurches are on the re working on the not bothering their If they can get the on‘t make any difâ€" law: T »wisn: the l-lv‘[_:lh: the meetings and to U resti@n 0 e( TERMS: brokenr 6 0 § it can be summed up h a simple majority eds and hundreds of pass the byâ€"law till 1y all the munici law 16 is very apt it thus becomes & temperance cause. G 1 V se much time ree bad men t} ¢© ) the Satan d oa is deing a 0 sville are h 11 and are meetin d feor churches and every boy the church and ill be a lasting If the caurches every boy in and ‘ome a member uld be no fightâ€" ocal option and tien of whether kenp or not. e bad men that ut a scratch,â€"itb ending a man to , eâ€"fifths clause t the country I ne snuw plows snow storm in sR ow pluw-_has kistence. vo repeal 1t and it he end of ten years more substantial : threeâ€"fifth clause, atn )te of the peopl law that nrovide lrive in from succe â€"reoms Fancies. e us s TE TON, Editor Dage oms. If law is pa NC the by «s and, 1 ing held rmarent sno w one munâ€" provides erelore G 18 but w tre man y No. 3 0 0o °0 It is now claimed by the doctor the boy could not have been saved event but there will always li thought in the iminds of hbis parent had he received prompt medical might have been saved. The show at Beunett‘s this week is as good us any that have appeared at the theater and that is praise enough It is well diversificd and all the acts are of a first class oraer. The headâ€" lin=r is Chartes K. Bradshaw, the eminent legitimate actor, who has ments and decide ham‘s Vegetable ( f infi five bottles irely gone, I } migrated into vaude little farce entitled deals with thae tro man who swears of bre nothing of ONho â€"YIL ESE S _IEMO oC JBil l traylx of the geotleman with a mild cin on and the audience showed that it enjoyed it by hearty layughter and plenty of applause,. Minnie K auffman has a fine trick cyclist act and. earns general approval. Murphy and Franâ€" cis are a colored pair and tear off several tuneful soungs. Chinks is a "In looking ov your medicine cur to a doctor and he I will be more t help me, as I do SC Fannie b Fox, Br Dear Mrs3. Pinkhar "I take the libert the success I have 1 medicine. SMisHtean. m an is side. â€" Error ydia jugaler par excellence and does a numâ€" ber of tricks that are new to most vaudeville patrons. The Countess Rossi is a beauty and is possessed of a charmâ€" ing voice, which she displays to advm"-‘ tago in a number , of popular songs,. Nat Leroy is not new t0 Hamilton audiences as he was for years the manager of the Star theatre. The 'welcome given him almost amounted to an ovation and he deserves 1b all ‘again after his act with Miss Woodâ€" ‘ford has been seen. Will Rogers does [wonders with the lariat while Goldâ€" |smith and Hoppe introduce & refined |musieal aet. The motion pictures close a really first class bill. Read these str women who hayv D??:r Mrs. Pinkhsa soon after urs af ou Bennett‘s Theatre th O x in &A Pll Ao with a fonn of nts th a in any linger a nd the 1 € 29 U T Ni 08 vbun’,s, V to â€" mal SPRING GOODS. SPRING GUUDS, We carry t.h;%‘ Mourning Millinery in the eity Come and see. * % WO consrommmpmsncenmente We adapt GldWernickle fi]â€" ing systems to tBuirements of any business. poses, The Memâ€" looking into. ROBERT Sole agents Glc manufacturers 01 Filing for Offi Card Index sys for all purâ€" S§€ weeks 4 John St. Nortf Hamilton (Upst ildrens Buster Prown Suits, es and Coats. ‘é Ladies Skirts, , Waists mus ’ e cleared out ake room f@~ the NEW Cor. James B & w â€" ts V NC 4 ticklo Co., â€" sole ~Index. Pket Square AN & CO yo a p Stems | also worth io momdifio stt ‘1’ «3" ~pen Lvenings to 9 p.m ilton HW%M»!‘-H-MWW Randall Phone 39 e /Randafl We | *â€"_ uit . db â€" Ath. ,9 51 â€" 4+ aA A are sole agents in th Plasters and parties w should communicate y and at bottom prices. __-_qm will keep at our supplies consist Phore 29F, Winona in All other lines cent cheaper than and be convinced. Some stores in bers than others do ame brands 20 per n Canada. Lz \S5j [EJ 59j EJ 853 (EQ) 858 | C J BR3 | Ifli@l@l@% SA T URDAY & $4.00 & @ Ees lam.!f An extra fine block of Peach trees personally selected by:the pro trees. â€" ( FRUITLAND NURSERIES Agents for APine on on0 l t iSer Mepotb street, a full line of plies consisting of Wood Fibre Plaster, White and C ime, Plaster Paris, Portland Cement, Fire Clay, Fi Bricks, Land Plaster Crnuanhai TX * a0% 1 Headquarters fo:r Contract All kinds of nursey stock guaranteed true to name including Norway Spruce employ no agents but give the fruit growers and agent‘s commission _ All purchasers paying cash be allowed a discount of 10 per cent off nursery stock has been specially prepared for wint August 1st, allowing the young trees to ripen anc A cover crop was sown amongst them to hold the roots from win‘er killing. This stock will start e grow vigorously. No A PEOPLE‘S STORE Any garment left over after Saturday no matter what size or price will go on Monday at $3 0o and Tuesday at $2.00 and that finishes the six hundred first selected for clearance choice at There will be in the neighborhood coats and Suits to select from on Sa the regular prices of most of them $7 a few in the small mens sizes at 15.00 The wise men will come in on a@rmrlsr: Open warehouse, De nDew Lad1es‘ Astracha Dollars; all othe ? other stores sell er one thoasand worth seventy. per yard. Hamilton want BOWMAN & Co., J U C OtPon wantithe public to think t] See their brands. Come to us anc int. cheaper than they do. We hn aris, Portland Céil;-;;lt,,F ‘laster, Crushed Gypsum. w Hair Fibre Plaster, this district for the W & _ Falconbridge CRIMSEY of aU kinds for ERAL STORC Readyâ€"Made Clothing mM . 9 cmy‘â€"â€"â€" % l & in 6 Dods that we carr F stores sell them & Falconbridge Nn o woofoforfecfec. Porfrcforguel, Factors‘ Supplies @1 tCR mss t e lEle rite or telephone your wants rommonereememmens on HILL, Proprietor ag to use t] us at once. 1Cemle ies the neighborhood of 100 Men‘s Overâ€" °5 LNem. nd yards double tyâ€"five eents per ‘S for men, boys, youths, 30 per cent. eheaper ©than ngst them to hold the snow and protect the I‘his stock will start early in the spring and tl D€ ormmmunrmcnceun: UI * the Wood and Ha these splendid winter e. Supplied in anv rhood of 100 Men‘s Overâ€" on Saturday at $4 00 and m $7 50, 10.00, 12 oo and Mc omm nmemmenecsmmnetcaucoen arieties, â€" from strof on Friday and get first to ripen and mature before winte Nurseries for winter.. Cultivation ceased Hamilton ang 12 »8HMt3, it T8 t €lS; iite and Grey ) Clay, Fire Also the the buds for which were ng growing healthy bearing GRIMSBY _ HILL, Fruitland â€"*S) ts( rlm) m Oy June ist, 1908 will any quant!, ar Fibre r plasters wommirammemmemmnmmem ce e4 barilders Roof roforforfâ€"ifaifie Ee P98 %