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The Evening Telegram is a news- paper that believes in kicking'a man when it thinks he is down. After a single defeat in Drummond-Artha- baska, on the question “Shall Canada assist in the'def'enee of the British Empire,” The Telegram points out in a three column editorial that Sir Wilfrid Laurier is a mediocrity. “As a legislative guide, or as a creater of policy, he has; been a disaster. As‘ an administrator he is a joke.” Everybody knows that the Canadian Premier has spent the greater part of his life in endeavoring * to harmonize the different creeds and races in this country. And as if to exhibit its lack of knowledge, The Telegram asks, “What has he done to promote ‘I or secure harmony?” And after proving to its own satis- faction that the Premier has been an utter failure." that independent?) sheet assays: ‘ng‘a’inst the personal character or integrity of Sir’Wilfrid Laurier no slightest breath of scandal has ever blown. Even: his political integrity stands on a very high plane.” The-V wonder is that The Telegram will admit so mfichfi A gotd deal of idle talk has been indulged in: during the past few weeks relative to bilingual schools in Essex and Kent Counties. Sir James Whitney has appointed Dr. F. W. Merchant, Chief Provincial Inspector of, Public and Separate Schools, to make a thorough examination ‘into the whole situation, and report as to the actual conditions. Until the in- 'Vestigation is completed it is well to have little to say about the bilingual system. The Mail and Empire in an editor- ial note the other day pointed out that the Kingston Standard, another Conservative paper, recommended the electors in Drummond and Artha' baska to vote for the Bourassa candidate. ..The paper reasons thus; “Mr. Bourassa will not have an opportunity to do harm whereas the separatist and Anti-British policy of Sir Wilfrid Laurier may, unless checked, make headway.” Sir Wilfrid Laurier and his candidate did their best to reconcile the French Canadians to the Government’s naval policy. Mr; Bourassa and his candidate said that Canada should take no part in raising a navy for the defence of the Empire. Is The Mail converted to the Bourassa policy ? Section 23 of the Naval Service Act, of Canada, reads: “In case of an emergency the Governor in Ocuncil /may place ’at the disposal of His Majesty, for general service the Royal Navy; lche Naval Service, or any part thereof, any ships or vessels of the Naval Service, and the officers and. seamen serving in such ships and vessels,. 0' any officers or sea- men belonging to the Naval Eel-vice.“ The Mail and Empire will go any length in endezwors to excuse Conservatives in Quebec for voting for the Bouraasa candidate. In its leading editoral Tuesday The Mail said: “The Drummond and Artha- ~1aska electors‘were' asked to approve of expenditure upon a navy which they were told was never to render assistance to the Empire, otherwise than by pnoteeting our‘own coasts. They were not invited to register an opinion'npon the question of giving aid to the Motherland in a time of emergency.” ‘ EICHMOND H11}: 61w... Nov. 10. 1910 i119 firefliheml; NOT WELL ADVISED. WHICH ? \Vr- guarantee to deliver the sthnk in iguqd ccmditxun and ,up to contract. (grudv. \Ve can show that {hr-1‘0 is ‘good money in representing a wellâ€" : knnwn, reliable fit 21) at this Lime. Es- tablished oveI" thirty yval's. \Vi’ift‘ for pzu-ticulal-s. x 1831:] GOOD PAY \VEEKLY. OUTFIT FREE. u EXCLUSIVE TERRITORY. 15-4 For Richmond Hill and suyroumling district» for Fall and \Vinter months, AN ENERGETIC AND RELIABLE N U ESE RY STOCK The, undersigned will receive tenders until Friday, Nov. 4th. for the sale of the house and out; buildings latelv occupied by the late \Vondrulf Mil- hOl'll'HP. on Elizabeth St” in the Village of Richmund Hill. Buildings must he removed on or before lab Jam, 1911. Each tender must be accompanied with n depusit of Five Dollars. which will be returned at once to the un- successful tenderers. The highest or any tender not necessarily accepted. Terms' cash. All tenders to be ad- diessed to PELH AM N URSER TORONTO, ONT. 14-t.f. 14- tf 240 acres. 'mure or less. lying be- tween Yong St: and 2nd con. Mark- ham. Good house and barn. and plunty of water; .100 acres under uultlvulim]. Large bush. Possession April 1. 1911. Apply . NAUGHTON BROS. We have buyers fur good farm and market gal-den property. Also pm- pel‘tios forsnhm'lum residences. If you Will give particulars of Wth you have to sell we will undertake Lu gel a buyer; JOHN FISHER , ‘2 Church Street 16-4 Tm-onto. IOâ€"Lf Came to the premises of the under- sigqed, lot 41, Gun. 2, Vaughan, :1 tun hound. Owner may have same by proving property and ngyjng Sgpfnses. An eight, mom brick hnlwe on Yonge street. Furnace and other conven- iences. 18-3 \thle' 01' part time': liberal tH-lns; untflb free.- Over 500 acrean [rt-‘85. Write at nnce. I “The Fruit. Tree S ecialisls.” THOS. \V. BOIVJVMA 6L SON ()0. ' Tl)., 184 Tuesday. Thursday'and Saturday IN NOVEMBER ' UP TO THE 15th 0F NOV. -4 f F. LYNETT,'Managel-. For Sale or Rent Sale by Tender GOD, ACRES UNDER CULTIVATION Agents Wantea WANTED" NOW Far-m Property Wanted Farm for Sale THE RICHMOND HILL CREAMERY CIDER MILL TO TAKE ORDERS FOR WILL RUN EVERY Tuesday and Thursday During October, 1910 Dog Strayed CIDER AGENT For Sale To Rent WALTER BOWEN. Apply to H. A. NICHOLLS, ! {'9'} flu Richmond Hill. Ridgeville, Ont. Elgiu Mills. Y CO D. HILL. Um-rv i He. 117‘ One Agwl Rum. Outswold, registered. One Shoarling Ram. registered. L Five Rum Lambs. Apply, lot 14. lst con. Markham. r Fuur desirable and comfortable housesâ€"two new, with furnacesâ€"for sale at reasonable, prices. Immediate possession if desired. Centrally lo- cated. Also several good building lots. 15-4 15.4 Burn, 36x63 feet. in good repair, on Wat half of lot 30. con. 5, Vaughan. Apply to _ V R. PHILLIPS. 3-tf. Dwellings for Sale in Aurora Pnssibly the best farm in the Town- ship of Markham. consisting of a block hundred acres on the 3rd Con. Well watered; good house; fair‘fiubbnildings; well fenced; close to school and church. The very best crop producing land. Guod orchard. and altogether a. very desirable propenty. For fuvther par- ticulars apply to I . H. A. NIGHOLLS 41-Lf $8,000 on first mortgage on farm property. A Naughton Bros. ELGIN MILLS An unqualified gu'arantee as to fit, workmanship and fin- ish ,qoes with each suit. I Have you let us make you a suit yet ? They are made in all fa- brics and fitfllyike a glove. Of course theyarc madé by Iâ€"Iobberlin’s. We want you to see our New Straight Front Sack. Ask for Model A4. Money to ‘ Loan Barn for Sale ppl A For Sale Apply to For Saie For Sale H. A. NICHOLLS. Real Estate Agent. Richmond Hill. J. BRILLING ER. mnâ€"q Richnmed Hill P. O. Real Estate Agent Richmond Hill. Elgin Mills., Laskay. Farm and Dairy Busu Man’s Magazine year. . . Weekly Mail and Empire, balance of year 7 Family Herald, balance of , year Family Herald and Weekly Star, 1 year How many readers will the issue of March 15, 1911, on the same basis have? “ \Ve offer The Lihei-al and Thé Fumin Herald and \Veekiy Star for one» year Pach at $1.90. and vvury persuu accepting this offer has L119, right to make an estimat9 and The Family Hearid and “Weekly Star will send the first, ihi‘ee of its readers who make the curl-act. nr nearest correct; estimate to England with all expenses paid from :my part. of Canada and a liberal allowance for spending mnnvy. Estimate Cuiipnns can be had at (his office, which must be filled in and accompany your subscription to the two papers. \ . The Family Hm-nld \Vpekly Star, (If Montreal, is the greatest anilv and Farm paper on this Continent. and can safely he depended upon to carry out, this unique cmnpetition impzu-Li-ally. \Ve hin to see some of nm- readers win the trip. Send your subscriptinn in now to THE LIBERAL, Richmund Hill. The Issue of The Family Herald and Weekiy Star of September 15th, 1910, had 656,370 renders based on an average of five readers to each paid subscnptlnn. ' Thu Family Herald and \Vel-klv Star. 'nf Montreal, is going to send 'thvae (11' more of their/readers to the Old Cunntz'f‘ next June at, the time nf the communion with all expnnss‘s paid fmm any putt of Canada and n liberal allowam-e fm- spvnrling money. \Ve have (mmplobvd m'l-nngvnwnts with the Family Herald publishers by which our waders can vntm- LI 9 cnmputitinn for this prize trip and it certainly will be a trip to be u‘memlrered. FREE 1:325? “5% WE gm fifififim‘? 95993: is 131% Readers @‘f The Liberal Every family, should‘have both their local paper and a, ' . city paper {lave Are. 'I‘he Conditions Glubbmg Rafieg