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f 1 &. I fâ€"dâ€"r“ Willow Advertisements. Changeâ€"World's Dispensary Medical Aasoc'n Changeâ€"J. G. Aye: a Go. Changeâ€"Atkinson dz Swnzer Chanceâ€"E lintt Business College Tenders for Suppliesâ€"J. R. StrattOn For suleâ€"Jus. Osrer Chan geâ€"Coutml Business College RICHMOND HI'LL. November 17, 1904 Reports are current that King Edward of England and President Roosevelt of the United States are moving in the direction of ending the war between Russia and Japan. Unfortunately Russia feels that to accept intervention or mediation of any kind would humble her in the eyes of the nations of the world, and seems bent on pursuing the war to the bitter end. This is to be de- plored. In the name of humanity something should be done to end this horrible butchery and slaughter "of human life. With Russia’s ex- perience during the past nine months that country should know that the uncertain prize is net Worth the horrible cost. Surely if half a dozen of the great powers would declare against a. continuance of the War in the east a peaceful settlement might be arrived at. To allow the sicken- ing horrors to continue seems a blot onthe civilization and christianity of the 20th century. M'â€" __,_,.__â€"â€" Mr. Whitney in an open letter in- vites members of the Conservative Association and representatives from the municipalities to attend a. con- ference in Toronto on the 24th inst. The letter states that “ the policy of the opposition in the legislature is familiar to the people,” and he hopes to get into power by promising “clean, honest and decent govern- ment.” That there has been crook- edness in certain elections during the past year can’t be denied, nor has any reputable person attempted to deny it, but no corruption has been traced to any member of the govern- ment. The Liberals when they meet in convention should, and no doubt ‘Will, take a strong stand against cor- ruption of any kind, but no person, should be deceived in supposing that Mr. Whitney and his followers be- long to the party of purity. M There will be two political con- 'ventions in Toronto next week for Ontario Liberals and Conservatives. ri‘he Liberals wili convene in As? sociation Hall on Wednesday, 23rd inst, and the Conservatives will meet in the same place the following day. We belirve that it is quite proper for. each party to bring their supporters together and present a programme previous to the general elections, and it is surprising that any objections ‘could be raised to such a course. Yetthe Mail and Empire says in a leading editorial that no honorable Liberal will be seen at the former convention. It will be quite in order for that paper to state that no honorable Conservative will absent himself from the convention to be held on the 2lth. â€"-â€"â€"â€" The appointment of Mr. 1V. J. Hill, ex-M. P. for West York, to the position of registrar for the East and ‘Wcst ridings of York, made vacant by the death of the late James Mar- sic, will give 'general satisfaction. Mr. Hill has had a useful municipal training as councillor and reeve in York township, and as an alderman in the city, and he was popular and prominent in the local house when he represented West York. His many friends will Mr. Hill every success in the position to which he has been appointed. W w ish Lord Lansdowne announced in London that Great Britain had ac? ccpted an invitation (ruin the United States for the negotiation of an Anglo- ‘. American arbitration treaty. Judge McMahon recently decided that the Christian Brothers have no right to teach in the Separate Schools of Ontario. The case was then taken to the Court of Appeal but that. court has upheld the former judgment. Chief Justice Moss in delivering the judgment of the Court of Appeal stated that the members of the Christian Brothers now teaching in the Ottawa separate schools, must be dismissed as soon as the temporary certificates granted them by the Ontario Government expire. ‘â€"}fo§e .a-._._.â€" Next. Sunday, Nov. 20th, there will be two services held in the Hope Methodist Uhurch, under the auspices of the Epworth League. Miss Sweet- man, of the Toronto Deaconess Colâ€" lege, will speak at 2.30 and 7 p. in. Everybody WPICOIHL’. â€"â€"â€"â€"-OO.-â€"â€"â€"â€" Club Rates. Note the following clubbing rates :â€" THE LIBERAL and \Vcckly Globe to Jan. 1, 06 . . . . . . $ 1.73 THE LIBERAL and Weekly Mail, to Jan. 1, ‘06 . . . . . 1.80 THE LIBERAL and Daily Globe, one year, York Co. 3.50 THE LIBERAL and Daily Mail ' one year, York (lo. 3.50 THE LIBERAL and Daily World to Jun. 1’06 _. . . . . 3.50 News Notes. Mrs. Fanny T. VauNostrand died at her home. Spruce street, Aurora, on, Tuesday, the 8th inst. She Was 77 years of age. Alexander H. Notman, assistant general passenger agent of the C. P. R., died on the train on his way home to Toronto from Los Angolcs. Susan Holliugshcad, wife of Joseph Millard and Mother of John H. Millard of Newmarket, and Alex. Millard, Toâ€" ronto, died at the family residence, Botsford street. Newmarket, on b‘nb urday last, aged 82 years. _ Here prices are generally low. qualâ€" ity worthy of your regard, quality Worthy of our highest commendation such security, the amount. of the de- may be had on application to the D0- spcolivc institutions sarin accepted. lncnl. without authority from the dcâ€" Tenders for Supplies, 1905. ~‘~-~ The undersigned will roccivetenders ‘ up to noon on Monday. 215i insl., for -. j. supplies of butchl-rs‘ meal, creamer y built-r, flour. oalnn-al. potaloos. cord- wood. «-tc.. 910., for lhc following 111- ' p stitulions duringlhcycur1005. \‘17. 2:â€" At the Asylums for the Insane lnl Toronto, London. Kingston, Humil- lon, Mimico, Bmckvilitu Unborn-p, ()rillia. and I’cnctanguishenc; the Central Prison and Mcrccr Reforma- tol'y, Tululliu; the institution for Dcuf and Dumb, Bullevillc, and the Blind at, Brnnlford. Excopthiiiâ€"Tendersare not: requir- ed for the supply of meal. to the asy- Inumin Toronto, London, Kingston. Hamilton and Brock ville, nor for the Control Prison and Mercer Reforma- tory, Toronto. A marked cheque for five per cent. of the estimated amount. of the con- tract. payable to the order of the Hon- orable the Provincial Secretary, must be furnished by each tenderer as a guarantee of his homt fides. Two sut'licrcnt suretics will he required for [In-duo fulfillment of each contract, and should any lender be withdrawn before the contract is awarded or should the tenderer fall to furnish d posit. will be, torfcitwl. Specifications and forms of tender partinent of the Provincial Secretary, Toronto or to the Bursar-s of the re- Tho lovvost or any tender not. neces- News a rors insm'tin this advertise- I’ l . par-tuian will not hi- paid for it. J. R. STRAT'I‘ON. Provincial Secretary. Parliament Buildings, Toronto, November 1-1, 1904. 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