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t he member to: North Wont-loo has loot mu. the in maul-g the role Government critic In Fitment. To criticize Government policies end In one ot the clue! “lacuna: of the Dope-moo In parliament. and the criticism is or a coustruct'w order it serves 1 Vilubh porno-e In to dupe iqria'.atioa and putting a check on ill-considered schemes. f', The" wire several points In, " speech. that could promly "' 'ttt-rqtt by the Government. Among these were hin plea tor Govern- ?” Murine or III conscripted men, tor subauntinl Increuea in the mu ot 'ITi,'2"Ci' postmeo, and carriers and for an increase in the pensions' fund I'm 815.000.0100 to $50,000,000 In order that Canada's soldier. end their kt.“- mar be properly provided tor. . ', Mr. Ruby’s rm 'l ,n _ . 't iesson in the value of preparedness to every ,m man. Em 'nug Mu. service of tho Ustiitiriuty. "tuert the Ontario Mutual) Abirtrtoar years um Mr. Ruby ltasaitert by_estrive steps to the positions & actuary, secretory 'II‘T 1cCueratnnanat "f in the position ot secretary, Mr. Ruby has of Inc yearn Men in close much with the manager, and as the [ Company grew. has had con#tautly iucreu in; réspnnsihilities thrust upon him. .31. long experience (with in? Contpany and his familiarity with every detail "e the business. eoupie4..am'th Pxtrcutive qualities of a high order, eminently Qualify him to: his new position. " The resolution differs trout some other resolutions passed at farmers' meetings recruit in that instead of criticism or the Government for its recent order abo, " all farmers' exemptiom. it deals constructively with the questions when. While acknowledging the need for men tor military service the resolution ft: forth the need for men tor hotly-med lime and har. vest on the (arm. it that prodttetitat which is so urgently needed is to be main- tained. " their prssrnt ..' \.-oi-iovu-ed tarm help is drafted by the Government, Wilmot taunt“ ask that it also awnine responsibility or providing substitute help, and at up '3 /' ',', '"o'riat':, inm‘inilel'y for it-, organization and super- vision, and o', m)! t 1: ou'; ice-mom tr. the Act 50 Pat. as large produciné co'm mnities use \UIACL‘i I, " I- ‘11 "o", nine. Being based prirur .‘5 r. r'w tu:titititittettee ot food production rather than on the exemption _ . Juan _ sum [rum military service. the rcmiest contained In the resolu‘ion is a wrieuiy ro-wrmable one and should receive the favor able consider!“ 'f. . _ 1ry . i' r', "t when it deals with the question this yeah _ Canadians, no matter-what the shade of political opinion, will be glad to ex- tend (elicitation: tr the veteran statesman and former premier. Sir Wilfrid Laurier and Lady Laurivr to-day inj.ratttection with the fiftieth anniversary or their muarritatte. We how that hm; may be spared to celebrate many more anniversaries at this eventful (in). _ ' " With the harbors, at Zedarugge and OMtend blocked many German sub marines are now in the saun- pmgucrnmnt as the Kaiser’s much-vaunted tieet, s" In recent action of the Kitchener city council in cutting down the “cf Insurance tram $1000 iO $3.10 wan an indicate the necessity of some minim nation by the Canadmu Government in connection with the insurance qf which slum" to that undertaken by the ta'oircrmuent of the United States. : M m quo inn-3 that ought to L: discussed by Parliament and the who: for North Waxerlou hydune well to dun. uvturuioirko them. trund- In thi, city, n "opted by the Pour-I ot itntt,and lvr ., re, "r'. ml - was ultiwinn'nx' by His appointmeut'is an ussm'ancp at the continuance of the sound btmi. ness policy that has marked the splendid growth ot the Mutual Lite and breed It In the front rank ot insurance companies in Canada. The Telegraph is pleased to extend its congratulations both to Mr. Ruby Ind theBoard of Directors in connection with the appointment, An important resolution passed at a representative meeting ot the farm era ot Wilmot on the subject of the draping of farm help tor military service will be found in another column. It is worthy ot note that the meeting was called by the chairman of the Waterloo County Board of Agriculture and was attended by every member of the the Wilmot Township Council. The appointment M Mr. Charles Ruby co the position ot General Manger a! the Mutual Lit, ', 'su:y'fr'P, Ln. o' “am (In. to till the vacgncy caused by the (all: at Mr. Genny: Wt.: .urrr “m J“. “an little surprise to Mr. Ruby's ma- in thi, any. n is brt', a: " result of the policy of promotion mm try the Pour-l ot Ivr, I 1V: T mmv Mars ago in filling vacancies on the m. and IN ". :5, wr", ‘u . y" .u .u-u ot hm known qualifications, the appoint~ May appears ta be quite Huh 0:30 day warm and the next cool. Food waste: ‘. alt _ - DWI-paper, ”I“ our; My “I. 3,.- mvm it»: a goat. mama Blew-J. __- . mm P' -’ "" wnrgkLoo. our. _ ' I' . . onzn‘nuns. "t.terrhttu.,oagn.h-aor,oasussattr- “no a W and be left n um om“ um um than "turday no... W"', " I!" WW". " T"t w. m "s,tor4erthmtamuaeuets".ueatr-rteae. The Mail and Wu, Toronto , .evNits. far, " pa mum. Readers of The Mai! and Emlfire occupy front seats at the world's GREATEST DRAM . All the events on the far-flung battle lines are visual. ized in a vitalizing manner. e The Associnted Press and four additional notable agencies give a PREDOMINANT CABLE SERVICE. In The Mail and Empire the news is edited and pre- sented by experts in love with their work. l _ . _All the chaff is eliminated and the golden wheat re- Mined. ACCURACYu-SANlTY--and COMPREHENSIVE- FSS make "l 'cc Mait and Empire indispensable to those 5Q desire to be well informed on world-wide and home BRITISH fiAllhrtiltfrr)TTrHyptcE FIGHT FRLNCWAmAticE LINES AtvtRmm The Chronicle . Telegraph FARMERS OF WILMOT AND THE DRAFT. Qlr,g irpih,t $337: 3113 Emma. THE MUTT' 1.1.5 NEW MANAGER. l NEW GOVERNMENT CRITIC. RUFF“ IND COMMENT. i, fs triotul 1’8 aru L! not "doing their bit" to win the war. " Tho lemw dam!" rum" to a Hole M It o'clort turnmht, Thr "hum im. mediately went into committee on the formal resolutions running the “I‘- Iona (union pronoun of the Omen» mam. Rapid pronoun was undo. "(are bola: mm ttt.prtatttttat on no It"! or the members to dIIcIIII the de- taiu, _ . . _ Auatnmt ' Col. Currie Criticizes Taxation Col. J. A. Currie declared that the Budget was not a "Union Government Budget." There had beena earefui avoidame of placing a tag on Canad- ian-made goods, he said, and this was not good policy on the part of the Go- vernment. He thought that a system of taxation should have been adopted which would bear as lightly as pos- sible on the people during the war. By udmitting a substantial addition to' gustom taxation. Col. Currie thought the sum of $1Mh000,000 could have been obtained, and the people would hardly notice it. Calls Commissions Stoplogo Col. Currie mado reference to the various CommV,sions .appointed in this country. characterizing them as "stoplogs in the current of Canadian trade.” No man who was a profit- per and had been in the shell game and the peinut game should be a member of a Commission, he sofa.» _ Wants Business Indemnity I He urged the developments or Can: Milan industries. Canada, he said rted every year from “00.000000 to $5,000,0M,000 worth of stuff which could be made in Canada. . "What do we get out of the war?” h ewent on, "Australia gets the Ger. man empire in the Paritlc, South At. rlca gels two empires. Egypt will get Palomino and Arabia. Every coun- try is 1min: lo ho 2t.'a1'l'1', except Pounds Tim United St has ls look- ing for world trttrtts, The only war we can 2N humanity is to not I; ha- sinoss irtdrtrtttity." "We are fighting for mans." rc»"new one, plied Col. I'uYrip. "and Mto of the id" ----_-_---- __,____ "ale is PoNiamentart ttrtrtotm" a re» Servant Major Chivers and Mrs. mark which aroused loud applause ChivLsrrt are spending a few days in from thc Onpnstttnn. Toronto where the format" is writing Criticltct Neempatrert' {on a (hit service examination. Col, Currie, then that". with 'lei/ed W... C 1mm of the newspapom of the rountry Miss Rona Hutton returned ‘ml Mon: ("wards the prctumt Government. all tiay aftor spending " low (1”,, with ting that a sorttnn ”or the Unionist 'Tornntn relatives. . prvss was making it very Ward for Mintsters.dt the Crown to carry oh Cdr==it'=-t===Ir==============='=r. their work sut'cosstttli.v, He referred to an article In Tho, Toronto Globe, which he said wait a "r'ontcmptihro Rt. LISTEN TO THISI tnrk" on the Mininlcr of Labor he . raw-'0 ho was a Tory . . Urge: Simpler Food Regulation! l Slut CORNS LIFT Thu [and siVuulyun ho dr‘srri d , ai' torrilrlc, an" hr “rm-rt fixing: oxa‘ R m OUT N madmum ttrico an tnn‘l commodit trl C lil [In "vpiorod tho lntrir'm-y of the wen-j Litmus governing food. nnrl mlvnvaf» Wt tlmtr sipttttifirsttion in " way Ilka: Tort mehtetm men and mm m that aIIuptmt In nw l'nttml 3mm. i are pesterqd with corlu and who In.” Appeal for Unity at Races It least one. a week “Nita” lml His rnnvludinz rrvftarks wvrn an nv- death from lockil' or N vt,',',',?,'" twat to the', prxoplo nt' Omnrln and. are now told 'tl'e'ifi"a"t,',',1S2' ortty Clurshrc tn “quit snarltnrz" at mrh oth-! ‘9 Inc I drug {and . which Fighting For [deals “I thought.” remarhrrt MT. Lomit-ux "we were "killing for ldcats and not for business. ' MEMBER" m. Mr. Euler referred to the coming trip of the Prime g/,,"1",g' to Eng- land. He Said he s informed that Sir Robert was to be aqcompanied by the president of tr Prlvv Council and thi, Minister ot t e Interior. As the Expedition was supposed to be for the purpose of Joining in a war confer- pnce he thought the Minister of Mili- timand the Minister of Marine and Fisheries should go. Cr. "Q‘lnhm' trt doing“: duty now. and I have nu! Inst my rvanrl for Hm l-‘rnn'h ('anpdmns," tro uabt. amid " ptauro, from hum side, A simitar 'lf; Iwul had hm-vamlv Harlin in the d y hy Mr, Oscar (Ha-In of Ynmarka. Que. In Address on the mm W. D. Ruler up"... Opin- ion That $15,000,000 Prom {It Pendant in lub- quite and should be momma. The income tax was not drastic Cn. ongh. in the opinion of Mr. Euler. Wants Taxes Lifted Taxes on tea, tobacco, and coitee. he declared, pressed harder upon the poor people than the rich. The poor man as already feeling the burden of the yam and the Government should not make things any harder for them. Mr. Euler said he would like to see these taxes as well as the tax on mat- "hes cut off. There were other more equitable ways of raising money than by taxing the food of the poor. l There was. said Mr. Euler, a ten- dency, on the part of the Government to draw to itself powers which per- tained to the whole House. Thus we had Government by order-in-Connpn. He thought that the Government had usurped to a degree the legislative functions of Parliament. Wants Pension increased Turning to the Midget. Mr. Euler warned the Government that Canada was living in a time or "tttated condi- tions, and that there would be a slump after the war. Therefore, eco- nomy of the most rigid kind should be the order of the day. Some ot the provisions of the budget. he felt. were not adequate. A provision of 815.- 000.000 for pensions was entirely in- adequite. The amount should he nearer $50,000,000. ' '_ SHOULD REMOVE TAX ON TEA ANDTOBAOOO Ottawn, May K-A, B. Hunt. Com) ton. resumed the abate on the budget in the Home today, Ind was followed by W. D. Euler. (North Waterloo) who outed that this w“ n time when party politics should be thandoned. Ilembern ot the Government and " position should unite in the neat ob Sect of wiunlug the Ivor. It was Inev- Ruble that difference. should occnrl On the question ot conscription. a large part ot the Opposition honestly differed trom the Government. He (cit that time had shown that the Mitt- tnry Service Act we. I (allure nod '/el the Government recognized this act. Mr. Euler said that the United sla- tes adopted a scheme tor combining ponaions and insurance. This scheme he thought was worth looking Into. When the State took men by compul- sion, it should assume the obligation. of insuring their lives. URGES illlllmllll llf mums About a month ago. Lieut. Flynn and'a companion were engaged in scout duty when without warning. seven enemy machines, suddenly on neared above them. in the serial ett. gagement which followed -Lieut. Flynn’s companion was wounded but was able to land within allied terrt. tory and is now in a hospital in Eng- ,l-und recovering from his wounds. invent. Flynn, before he was forced to lquit the tight, accounted tor one of “he enemy machines. this being the amount! time he has brought down an jadversary, Young Flynn wns able to 'return to his quarters without sus- ittuttinst any injuries. I Since going to the front Lieu! Flynn hits seen much active service and has shown himself most protieient, re ceiving a well earned promotion. . short time ago. He is enjoying ex~ cellent health. Paris, May "e--tom+ Yester- day Lieut. Rene Fonck brought down six German hi-ptanet la the com-u of two flights. He downed the ftrat two in ten seconds the third fNe minute. later and Me other three in the ammo " the second patrol. Lieu! Fonck‘n achievement " iyenerday has - been equalled. He is the ganateu French air battter sine. the nth of Capt. Guync-ner. ' A new black rod for the Canadian Renate will he presented to Mr Rote ttrt Bonlcn when he P"'? to England. " is to replace the one burned in the fire. All members ot the Commons and Lords contributed towards the new one. our, hard orattt can}: You ll" NM vnnd a a hon II am in] --_ Paris, May 10.--)reneh troops yesterday captured G'rivens Park, five miles northwest of Montdidier, the War Office announces. Toronb, May IO.- Five year: in the Portsmouth penitentiary was the sentence imposed today on Louie Maynard, former branch manage; of the Dominion Bank here, who plead,- ed guilty to the theft ot.863,000 of hank funds. Restitution of $3230 had been made. Maynard blamed gambling on bones for his downhill. He con- cealed the the“ by manipulating cue- tomers’ accounts. adv mile n G "itjiidiiiiF'iii" ___-__ m t7'dll'e'dtt')'l'f'h o."- tou at Second Plight meat. Jerry Flynp Has Interesting . ESCAPE? INJURIES Second Flight Lieutenant Jerry Flynn, who is serving with the British Flying Corps in France. in A recent letter received at his home, told of e number at interesting experience. he has had since being assigned to ective duty near the from line. 7 __ FRENCH TROOPS TAKE GRIVENS PROM GERMAN S It in I sticky other eompomtd Viki (“in an moment It in “undid all llnply ghrtveh, the corn wfthqut hill- in; or even inn-ting tho m- ha; than or nth. It In chi-l W Iqall'ktutn mtrtrmetftr-temA1t Sir Wilfrid unmet Bad Sir Robert Borden took no part In the Budget debate', no no n-endnelt I" oner- ad br the Opposition. Rapid ml cu and: in Committee of the Whole on the resolution: giving effect to the arm. excite. In plum: and Income my changes. Some aitenliomi were made " the suggestion ot the ncting Fiance Min. mar. uni the House ”hunted at u. early hour this (Th’nday) morning until Friday 'lluli'l?'rlfgld'r' being a salutary pond". (Ascension Day.) Tort reckless men ond women will no pestered with corn and who In“ It least one. a week ',',ntu" lml death from lockjow or bl ttotgttte are now told by I. fi/NU', tumor!” to use I drug coiled no. whisk the moment I few drop no on!“ to my com, the antenna to follow.) and noon tho cum-o oorn. to“ In! on. my out with the any”. 7 Illlillllllff DIM l. (Ellllllil MACHINE SENTENCED TO FIVE YEAR8. FRENCH AIRMAN SUQFESS. No Madman! Mud Experiences. 1,lllllrlill,lllll i. ‘IWEH SUBSCRIBER Total low ii $3,091,335 With WP]! Ion PROMOTE” JUBILAN'I‘ Toronto: by "..-oeqr humans» to" of a umb- more than the 8:.- 29.00. which was so: u the cucu- uvo at a. lad Trig-[Io drieet ol the Y.M.CA. han been "haunted and the unpaign b by no In." over In an- " Joints. when the pm- vIncInl attentive have unth- orlxed I continuance on the any: ot Prutr and Saturday. A GRAND MEDICINE FOR LITTLE ONES The totat reputed to date " the antral executive I: 83.097333 of 'whlch 83.0083" "I "than,“ dir- ectly to the Y.l.C.A. 810.500 try the undern- of the universities of Cum tor the special mud tor the I-ttt or the when": of um: and $18,770 tor the "Earn um! Give" campaign sarong the boys, which has beon one of the not! suc- cessful {eat-re- ot the whole move- ment. Rome, May 13. -Auatrtt-mungarian troops yuan-day made an attack on Mont Como which. recently was cap- turedJIy Italian: but were "pulsed with huvy _ _ _ Baby's Own Tablets are a grind medicine tor little ones. They are a laxulve~mud but thorough in octlon and never (all to regulate the bowels. sweeten the stomach and make baby well and happy. Cottmsrnitttt them Mrs. Francois 'Fournier, Tonrvwe. Q?" wrltetr.--"t have used Baby's! o n Tablets tor my baby and would recommend them to all mother: "I they never fail to benefit the "we! ones.” The Tablets are sold by me-‘ ("cine dealers or tnr mail at 25 cents a ' box trom the Dr. Williams‘ Medicine; Co., Brockville, Ont. I OX WEIGHS 2700 POUNog; BRINGS - RECORD PRICE Edmunton. May Ir.---'" largest ox ever seen in the Edmonton stockyards has Just been received from s rancher at Viking, All)? on the Grand Trunk Pacific lin . _ weighs twenty seven hundred pounds and has been sold tor the marketing price ot thir- teen cents a pound. netting Its owner the sum ot $35!. The average weight of oxen is little over lxitteen hundred pounds and the prevail ng price Jts ar- ound seven cents 3 pound, AUSTRIAN TROOPS REPULSED §EiéifiEPéifi§é " coma . bot-do not my monk-M all rink-m or Firtruan,ntrn, mm ' Co., but. Toronto. On every th, of tttrt nonnlnn you will f""!""' portrait and slunllure of A W. cur, M.D., It!" (humus Receipt Book anchor. " Dr. Chase' S) Nerve Food The\pnly my .to obtain actual cure is by a reconstruction of the wasted nerve cells, and this ls best accomplished by Dr. Chase's Nerve Food. It need not cost. you much to restore vigor to the nervous system, but it will take th little patience. par- ticularly at ftrst. After you have used a few boxes And got the build.. ing-up process eatahiishod you will find Improvements from day to day which will encourage you toheep up _ Relief is sometimes obtained by external .aPplieetions .or the use of heat, but at the slightest provocation the distressing pains retur.n and from time to time become more severe as the nervous system becomes more exhausted. - "s " COMMONWEALTH” BARN RED " com-u!“ In» Ited is a bright, debited, that-ue-Tse-wetlands/ith.) smooth,dumhufinish. Fit' upinconvenientsizedcnm, all full Imperial Measure. Why not try itthiayeuno protect vourramrttrainstthe waning? 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