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IIII IIIIRHIG GIIIIIIIIIII
FRIDAY, MAY 29. 1903. I
MR. CHAMB£RLAIN'S ATTITUDE.
The Colonial Secretary’s recent address
in which he took a stand for preferential
'ed,adver§dn;, job work andotlier business
trade born ways between the Unites; enftourased- He sees also that unless Kingdom and the Colonies has been 9°!" l`¢Sl>0l_1S¢il1 kind IS mode £0 the
fvariously interpreted. One view is that Colonies that even Canada might recede in his new departure he aims N, the from her present position. That would be
. __ _
T nd has been twice a member ofa Liberal I U i ‘ I A I " 'I " 'i I X
Government. _ But after he lef__t_that natty
on the Home Rule question the way to re-
conciliation with, his early _ associates seein; out sony an impassabie gulf. gras
Liberal section of the Unipnist party has
not grown in strength, and the party
Hr. Chamberlain to the leadership while any presentable Conservative leader isic sight. No man is more fully aware oi these conditions than the Colonial Secret-
ary himself. We do not therefore think
towards the leadership ‘cf the party that has led to his 'oommittal to the policy of
preferential trade. _ _
We think his attitude is best explained
by an honest conviction that the changes he proposes would benedt the Empire. No one doubts Mr. Cbamberlain’s
patriotism, and no Colonial Secretary
tsiest in the Colonies. Canada has made advances in the way of trade preference to the Mother Count and other Colonies
fashion. _'this tendency toward imperial
unity Mr. Chamberlain feels ought to be
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membership is overwhelmingly Cancer- L§__`,¥‘,.g_If.`.
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vative. That msgorityls not likely to call . _ ____ __ _§____?______i_;___`
that it is personal ambition or aspirations,
before his time ever took so deep an ill- I ‘ S
st-and ready to follcwrzn this line should i ’ _ I yards _ _
the United Kingdom respond in like _ , _ _I
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The valuable farm at St. Peter’s
James Luther Davidson,containing 12 5 acres in a high state of cultiva-
tion with new dwelling houae,barn..““ti°_”"1 mam’ it is q““° um' th” h°` .te union' _ and warehouses in good repairnhould decidedly enter himuu 5°, the Mostactions and attitudes are thcresult
Will b¢ disposed Of by private sale race. But we do not see that it is noses- °f “H105 l!l°i»i'¢S. limi 8-ll Port! loaders
sary to attribute personal motives to Ir. feel the need ef some noteworthy proposal-
This is 2 very desirable farm Chamberlain, or to conjure up imaginary tolay before the people at election times.fI‘
pi’0pe1’ty in a Splendid l00a1ity," differences between him and his leader in Ut late the by-elections have gone against _
at once. »
°°nV¢11i=11t1Y Situated t0 ¢1“11'¢h¢S» order to account for ms present attitude. the Government. xr. cnmbsriain his
5¢h00lS» Cheese factories, etc. For further particulars apply on the
DAVISON
leadership of the Conservative party, and 31° enff" U18 ‘N080 01 diB\1lli°D. 10861118 is playing to oust Mr. Balfour ioom that °" f'° P°S_’“’1° ‘mm°mb°l'm°'W' MT- posmom There is no dgubt that M,.___Chamberlain seesthat the timeisasome-
I Mr. Chamberlain is in many W8!! file not been active in the matter of the Irish
. ._ I Unionist party. Ho Land`Bill for obvious reasons be having' " ‘ ' '- ii ` ' A
premises to MR m°°‘°st man in tm = ’ _ iOne lot of.ladies Wr rs ,w .-
S' MIMTINDA was himself in turn a Radical anda Lib- iucm-md dgsfavm- in Imlmd 1,9,” _M§__ __ » ;, '_ __;;f_.,ap; ’ » _ _ 7 ’
5,15 inn wup.;¢°¢_ eralin succession in his younger days, _pronounced oppositiouto Home Rule." 1*-1
-He naturally feels that the Land Bill is _
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Wool So1id.Tweed Suit especially made for school
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wear, cost you $1.75.
For the holidays when the boys need something
large enough for boys tip to 8 years of age. I
_ For bigger ,boys we sell an All Wool 3-piece
Tweed Suits, cost you $3.75,a_nd better ones up t0 $8,
About 3000 suits to choose from, and surely we
can; please you; and why should’nt we, our sclicine is
tasty, 'wearing Clothing at sensible prides, __ _
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I PROWSE BROS.,
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_ "° What Trade we havewe’il hold. What I
we haven’t we’re after. '
fdlvlned his motives, we are pleased with
°"" taken. It has attracted great attention
if 7 I y _ _ f _>_ ' _
_ ,S __ _ at home and abroad, and if can'I
BT/ /‘_ I- - 5"? create a pronounced sentiment in Britain' f "
" A" L ' ___ .ai I ` - _ in favor of preferential trade within the I A __
}fQff§é "»@_ ~ \| ' _ Empire his judicious advocacy must
\~€_., 'lr _ _Dr0ve a powerful incentive to that end. `
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‘ I I , Itisgratifying to learn that tdielatest
I _ 0 Montreal strike on the street railway has
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cool and washable, we sell a nice crash suit at $r`
_ Chamberlain is an ambitious mam An,” what critical one in that regard, and so
‘Ha-fb°f» L°t 39» Owned by the late H he is now in his Sixtrsavamh ,eu-, if lic takes occasion by the hand to move in
he' is to “min the foremost position in the direction otaoloser and more intim-
not alone a suilicient program on which I to appeal to the country, and hence he
preferential trade to the front.
_ii _Whether we have rightly or wronqlyi
the stand the Colonial Secretary hasf
been declared oil’ and the men have re-
turned to work. I
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5 ; " T; There will again he lively times in the ‘ l ) O ad ’
_ __ -S~'\v,,¢r` C _ 1 ntario Legislature when the Royal _ 30 L ies Costumes to
/' ---f ` ' I C0mmission’s report is handed in. It
is promised within an early period.
» crisis, and an appeal to the people has .~_'5~_
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I. ' `~/ ° ' ___ _ e \ been defeated as the result ofthe recent wifi’ ,-_ .N
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» _ Yesterday was a. genuine spring day . S /I ___
i and shows that the warm weather which _
. has for some time past favored the __
_ western Provinces has at last reached us. 'E 2”
We have had a cold, backward spring, with little growth of vegetation so far. Hereafter, should the favorable weather continue, we shall have rapid growth.
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