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The great; Liberal leader has never yet been charged with unfairness towards a political opponent, and the insult offered him was not necessary in the passing of the Navy Aid Bill. Speaking afterwards Sir Wilfred Lauriersaid:â€"-“There2was no obstruc- tion in 1911, when the Liberals in- troduced the Reciprocity Bill early in January. and could not: reach even a preliminary vote on July 26th. We were met; at every step with dilatory speeches or motions, but I did not complain. Two courses were open to me. I eould have done what: isrbeing done today by Mr. Borden and incroduoed the closure. There Wan Mame? course, an appeal to the people» and I advised my col- leagues to, give that. to the Opposition“ We appealed ‘to the people and were defeated and .I would rather to day stand here defeated and‘ in opposition by that appeal to the people than to stay there in office by the power of the gag.” Mr. Hanna’s amendments to the Liquor License Act have aroused keen interest. There are certain gocrd features in the changes, but on the whole it must be admitted they were disappointingly meagre. To keep the bars closed from 6 to 8 o‘clock in the morning is all right, but many expected that an hour or two would have been cut off at night which, would have been more of a real reform. There were also re- peated rumours that the Government intended to close the bars on Saturday afternoon, but this information also proved to be incorrect. Mr. Proudi‘oot‘s bill‘in the Legis Tature to exclude Club licenses in local option districts seemed fair and logiczil,'and should have been nllov el to pass. ‘ It is often a good thing for the laboring class to have liquor rt. moved from their midst, but it docs not seem fair to allow the wealthy class to have Clubs where they can get all the strong drink they have a. mind to pay for. At present there are onlv two of'such clubs in. ~ Local option districm Many men on both sides of politics are loud in their condemnation of the Dom. Government; for the insult of. fered Sir'Wilfred Laurier last week in Parliament. When the- Leader of the Opposition rose to speak on the opening of the debate en the closure, the speaker, Dr. Sproule, ruled that Sir Wilfred had the floor, [but notwith- standing that ruling, a. vote of the House was taken, and he was forced to give way to a member of the Government. In one of the mostihteresting de- bates of the whole session on the Hy- dro Electric System. Mr. Roweil, with a vigor and force which aroused great enthusiasm among his followers proved several points. First he show- mi conclusively that the Liberals far from opposing the Hydro project w re anxiuos to lead in the movement and see to, it that the farmers of the Province secured as speeiiily as pos- sible the benefits of the system as well as people in cities, towns and villages. Secondly, he secured from Hem Adam l‘eek a tacit admission that the Liberal party‘s opposition to the transference of the Hydro management from a Commission to a department of the Gavernment was the wisest Course. The increase from $1.000 to $1.600 as the license fee fur shops applies only to Town to. General satisfaction among advocates of tempex‘hnce is expressed: with the clause prohibiting bottle trade over the bars, At; best, however the Bill is very evidenLiy only a half way measure. LIQUOR LICENSE AMENDMENTS RibfiMOND HILL. ONT.. APR. 1", 1913 m fz‘fihcmi. DEFEAT WITH HONOR. Dated. at Toronto this third day 41 4 of April,‘ A.D., 1913.. The creditors of Stewart Robb, late of the~T0wnship of Vttllghtlll. in the County of York, farmer deceased, who died on or about the tenth day of .Imtuury‘ 1913, and all others having claims against or ehtllit‘d to share in the estate are hnreby nntified to Send by post pfi-pnid or otherwise deliver to the undersigned administratm- on or befm'e the thiid day of May. 1913'. their Christian and surnames, address. es and descriptions, and full partial;- lal-suf theifi‘claims. acaounts m- inteu ests and-the nature of the securities; if any, held by them. Immediately after the 'saitl third day of May, 1913, the assets of the smd intestate will be disti-ihutpdnmnngst the parties en- titled them-to having regard only tn the claims-0r interests_nf which the adlninlstrntm“ shall then have nntice and all others will he excluded from the suiddisllihutinn. ' p out NATIONAL TRUST COMPANY, COOK & GILGHRI‘ST. 3268 Confederation Life Bldg.. . \ Tmzouto. 50 Bags of late Putatoes. Noxall. 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Write, W. A. JONES, 22 Buchanan Sh, On 15L Concession of Vaughan, Int 38. Thirty-fnur acres. good rough cast, home. new stune foundation, barn, new hen hnuse, pig pen, young (In-chard just beginning to hem'. plenty Hf water. Suitable for poultry farm or market gardening. Picturesque surroundings. Fifteen minutes walk to Metropolitan car. Smafl Farm for Sale Tombstone GUARANTEED T0 CURE Monuments. Markers 51nd Corner Posts. FREE OF CHARGE Egguire at Applyen P'If‘l‘li? 9.9.".t0 For Sale For Sale H. APPLETON, Lettering Gui-wine. Turontc) REAL ESTATE â€"-â€"â€"AGENCY~â€"â€" J'. H. SANDERSON.'V. S. 37-tf MANAGER VILLAGE AND FARM PROPERTY AL‘VAYS 0N HAND. Pure bred Sheppard Anconns $1 for 13 " “ Corning .Whlte Le-ghorns â€" - $1.50 for 13 “ “ \Vhite V’Vyandnttes (Gala Strain) - $1.00 for 13 Hatching Eggs for Sale Every family should have both ' their local paper and’a , city paper. a RICHMOND HILL -â€"- ORDER NOW â€" .Apply F. H. TODD. Richmond Hill. FINE TAILflRlNl} The Next Sitting of Divxsxon Court to N0. 3, County of York, will be held in the Court Room. RICHMOND HILL DIV‘iSIflN -\ GGUBT. Thoroughbred Iltilsiein Bull, on' Lot. 28, Gun. 2, Vaughan. 'l‘enus $1 cush‘ 33,-“ . J. HUME AND RATES Mondayprril 21, 1913 For Service NOTARY PUBLIC Leases. Wills, Etc. RICHMOND HILL Cummencins: at 9.30 n. m. T. F. MCMAHON CLERK Special-attention given t0 Pressing Cleaning Repairing Conveyancing, JOHN SLINEY‘ Elgin Mills