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.~ ~ 7-Sitime‘x, 4C6fisefiative newspapers -=’mid speakers are most uhjust when I they charge Libemls with disloyalty and a lack of patriotism when ' the {latter decline to sanction the hand- ing over hfi:L$35,'000,000' to be ex- i‘pe Ithefhxi‘iibish (parliament. .as that body sees’fic. Mr. Churchill’s speech a few days ago makes it; _ ,‘plain that in his opinion both politi- rcal partiesin Canada am willing to assist England in time of W'ar; and to help bear the burden of defence, Aunt they merely dimer in their meth ,hdt ~ ,..‘@’In fiihemi. f‘Allslnmlgh' the Naval Aid bill was m‘ejecmd the question of Canada par- _;1ticipp,ting in her o'wn defence‘and in? :‘mhm of bhé'Empire is by no means ~.«dead. Whether we read the speech- .«es Of members of nbevGovernment or ..«of the Opposition we. see that, al- ‘though there are differences of meth- .()J, and although the matter is one of gparty disputation, there is an over- xwhclming consensus of . opinion that :action should be taken, and that; ~ :soon." mauuoiifi min. 01m. JULY 24, 1913 -The following paragi‘aph is taken :xfromnMr. Churghfll‘s recent speech:â€" Irate T. H. Brunum. Mark Lipping- Inn. n burLendvr in the Lamptnn Ilnuieat Lampt'nn, was fined $40 and m~ts or thirty days in jail. ' Lipping- 10’! paid Eh? fine, TWO Pl'qx‘inoial Liquor Di-tr-cbivesfrmu Inspector Ay- rurst’s staff, swm'e that they bought; Wu lmltlfisvuf beer fmm meingtnn on July 3. Lippingron could "not, ve- . gngg-mlwr the incident but. declined to give. gvjdvncm The MW covers- pimple- \\'hhpm-bc_nse the ~iiquor, but as in > Ithis cuée; two Gnverniuent men made . we. purchase, 'and they are exempt flax-u prosecutiou.- ‘ Everybody knows the Liberal par- ty stands for the 'policy that was unanimously carried in Parlia- ment by both political parties in 1909. The Conservatives afterwards «elmhged their policy to one of con- tribution in order to satisfy the Na- tionalists of Quebec. The Liberals believe that Canada. should handle and ekpend’ her ‘own money. The Conservatives are willing to hand it over to England; It is fiiflicult to see that the latter method would be more patriotic than the former. Mr. Rowell’s abolish-the-bar pol- icy did not seem to win over many Conservative votes in the North Grey election. Men will attend a meeting of the Dominion Alliance, hold up both hands for a policy look- ing to the curtailment‘of the liquor traffic, and on the very first Oppor- tunity they {will‘cast a vote against a candidate who is .a total abstainer, ,1! sound temperance man, and a man standing on the very platform they helped to erect, on the ground that they must be‘loyal to their own polit- ical party. 'TO-CIOSe the bars from one side of the Province to the other would be the greatest moral reform of modern ‘times, but it cannot be done as long. as men show a deter- mination to vote for their 'politiehl party before their temperance prinâ€" ciples. . ‘ ‘ V Mrs.Mary McDougall who~nassed the century mark u'mnntb ago died. at her home at. Edgpley, Vaughan Township, Jast Thursday. Interment took place at Maple Cemetery. ' Mr. W. D. McPherson, M. P. P., To- rnuto. was elected Grand Master of the Masonic Ludge of Canada, and Mr. S. A. Luke of Ottawa, Deputy Grand Master. George D‘Alesandr-o, a young musi- cian. lust his life Monday morning at about 3.45 by the 2mm in which he was riding coming in contact. with n heav- ily luade wagon. Francesco Nicol- etti. the driver of the car. was arrest- ed for criminal negligence. The late Senntm- Campbell, a former M, P. for Centre York. left; awestate of $260, 806. Mrs.>Campbell, his widow, is made the sule benefimary. The first, conviction in York County under the new Hanna amendment of. Ami! last. for selling liquor to be con- suuwd off thH premises, was make in the Countv Pulit‘e 001131,, _by_ _Ma‘gis- 31mm, Tahulgs: for sour stgmach. AH 'UNFAIR cfiAR‘GE. IS IT PART-Y FIRST? News Notes. Considered to havethe most luxur- iant and beautiful hair in New York. Miss Rector says: “I find a. certain pleasure in recommending Sa eine as I know Sngeine is a. Ieal bene t to wo- men. I had a. very hard time tryin to dress my hair nice before I use Sageine. It; didn’t, matter What style the hair was being Worm my hair was always'too dry and-lifeless to dress properly. I suffered‘with dandruff more orless and my hair fell out until it was thin and ragged. My mother urged me to use Sageiu‘e as a number of persons had recommended it to her. I used it finally andwas‘ only sorry that I had not learned of it long before. Sageiue has made my hair just; as nice and soft. and thick as on see it. I have been * commente . very much on its unusual beauty. Sageine 18 now sold in Richmnnd Hill' and costs only 500. a. large bottle. Be sure to go to W. A. Sanderson’s drug storeâ€"â€" other stores don‘t have Sageine. The following shows the number who wrote. the number who.passed, a'nil the numhér taking honours at the different centres in the County for Entrance tome High Schools:'â€"- -No.who No. , Hon- Wrote passed ouu Sutton"... 24 14 1 Mount Albert...... 20 14 2 Sutton . . . . Mount Albert. Queensville.. . . Newmarket. . . Aurora. . . . . . . . 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