i Mich was tired tor October I.
Mil-11mm deferred for a row do
VVVland- if this is done. the new ‘1'
nor-general. the Duke 010 ~
do will postpone the d
. iron) England. as
l.- is hilolla by the custom for th .
hilarity whereby the coming so . ocean. Earl Grey “
" Canadian stairs and
um Lair
(Goldman from Fm“ M)
VlV5 M . 4, f
Win: one V
ml‘whslmln. in
0! duties on food
and 0th.:- p"
broducts. by the defeat of agent ”’3’" . new government.
1M ministers out (it-ill. t1, ,. ' hol There is considerable interest mania ‘
went to the polls. and by . V- palltlcal tested in the View which the .NQPle 0!
waldo which. Will retire to private the United States Will tails dl‘ the
life Sir Wilfrlq rier acknowledged overwhelming rejection of reciprocity.
to be‘ one or V biggest figures in the
ambit am ire. I lean press and the statements of prom-
‘ ins Canadian provinces. only in KntI public men will be read with
.4 Laurier's native place, same 5 stints at in all parts of Canada.
I heVre near remainln'g faithful to Under the “.34an, “The Ending of
V m “1 Laurier,” the Ganette says today:
‘ ~ sir Wilfrid Lsulier. is in Quebec
“a": M“ 30M?“ ‘3 1“ Halifax Bo” than defeated. it is destroyed
‘3‘ 10m]. Vahm‘tly for OLmWI, ISir \Vllw “There hflfl not been .“ch in con.
VVV NW ‘0 (3‘03" “D the affairs O‘V damnation of a governmental party
VVWmmem and to “911391 his 1'05 since 1878. To it all sections contrib-
VS" ’5 prime minister, and M“ llled. The criminals who tried to set
VVV "to accept the call of the gu :-
renew! to form a new “”1113” -’ V country against the city were cast
t9 0003“" WW, WHY 198d?“ “3 ‘0 out in the west as well as in the east.
appointment 0”“ ““199” P' H by the country constituencies as well
. ll" ‘5 W ‘30 summoned ‘3 “0°” l“ as those of the city. by the workers
election writs are in and the usual as well as by those who employ work.
militias which follow in election mu
; 0, completed. - LONDON
‘V i‘l
Sept. 22. ——The even
ntity 01' the men whom Mr '301deflV and the Liberal governments policy
Willi invite to porthOliou under “‘9 of reciprocity with the United Stains.
new government Public 001nm“ ‘9 at the polls in Canada yesterday. cams
agreed that the Hon. George E. Footer, “ a “mm“ to England
We! Conservative minister of fin- it had been expected that the Lib
‘W‘ and ROW“ 11056“- lenlfitel‘ 0' even the strongest opponents of reel-
public works for Manitoba, will secuie ”poetry had not .3 much as suggested
such a majority against the Canadian-
All VlVor the reciprocity agreement ll American agreement as the Consens-
is not likely to be heard of again soon five mm;- hir- Borden. obt.iud
in the Canadian house. The result
‘V 0‘3““ m" “mm“ 0’ “1° ”’0‘” where as Englishment had felt that the
issues. dealt Lanrler. a terrible blow.
going almost solidly against him. and
the same may be said also of Manl-
toba'and British Columbia. Saskatcbv
own and Alberts.,two great wheat
“his; WWW“- ‘K'Ve 8 "‘“d "PW“ can securities on the Stock null-nae
to £11189 0‘. sociproclty. this morning following news of the
Tbgresnlt by provinces. as express- Uberal defeat but Mm soon ”my.
V“ “1‘ “18 NWT“ ”“9““ “p to an ear ered and later channel were credited
1) hour today was as follows; i to other causes
Liber- Consel'v-I .‘i‘he Unionist and tariff reform pa-
lltical relations ’beirmu the neigh-
the imperial ties. . -
There was a slight relapse in Ameri-l
l
Province. ale. atlves. pen received the news with undls
entail-lo ................ 15 70 ’gulsed elation while the Liberal and
Quebec ............. ' ...35 28 Radical press remind them that the,V
"We Bootla ........ ‘ ...10 8 victory was obtained with the oasis-1 l
New Brunswick ........ 8 fi tnnce of Henri lionrassa leader of the
Prince Edward island” 2 2 French Nationalist group of the Oppo-l
_-’INanitoba ......... 2 ' 8 lulqnlflp left unrler because at the
flaskhtchewdn ......... l 3 premier": althchment to the empire.
................ 3 6 The Unionist Globe says that while
Wugh Columbia ------- 0 6 liters were some side factors in thel
4 ' ._ W (cutest 'the issue was reciprocity and '
. Totals .......... 84 132 the Canadian people will have none of.
Opposition majority. 48. it
The malnltude of the landslide up “They heard the mice of President 1
pears to have stunned the Liberals. Taft declaring that reciprocity meant
who have held ofllce for fifteen con- annexation. They heard the voice of
secutlve years and who firmly believed Sir Wilfred Laulier in indignant de- ‘
.tllat they were destined to remain in niai. but on the whole they decided to
power for many years to come. l believe the president rather than the
V ‘ nation‘s?)V
The editorial comments of the AM .V
“The Liberal government is more i
the east against the west and the -V
There is much curiosity as to the Iwhellning defeat of Premier Lnurier . j
m: Premier Essen. 0' New 31'1““ «oral majority would be decreased. but '.
is generally welcomed. .
bore and a consequent loosening MI I
Vi
celvbd its quietus.
On both .sldea sympathy is ‘ being
' shores-ed for an Wilfrid Laurier His
. M. and [allsnt sent in behalf of
heinroclty is recognised by opponents
as will as by supporters as one oi the
«notable campaigns ever under.
mm id Canada
n is not unllhely that the departure
d the present governm- general Earl
-'_a;s 'l"I.'Z-.-‘.
premier. Thai were right in doing so. .
The struule is on between imperisl- Vi
itles and continentallsm as the (lei-JS
man papers polnted out months ago.
and the imperialism has won. The-
Canadian sees the road to which reci-
procity leads. He has no wish to
move in the orbit of Washington."
TORONTO. Can. Sept.
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1' that the heavy selling or Steel stocks,
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trade arrangement presaged closer po-- ‘
Mail and Expuss (Conservative) says
today:
“The Knox-ll‘leldiw; pact has re-
That menace to
Canada's independence. that lronbler
of our politics for the last eight
months. has been dealt with by the
sovereign people in a fashion that
intakes a run feel pnoudcr than ever
to be a follow citizen of the great ma
jority who yeah-Ms) tore into tailors
the covmat of treason our ministers
concluded with the president of the
l’uifed States.
“Not only is the evil spirit of cone
tlnantallsm exercised but the govern-
Emeni it poasessod is cast out. This
is the end of the most infamous false
dealing that the ministry of a British
Dominion was ever guilty of. The
false desllny was added despotism
such as the most autocratic govern-
l‘ment in the world would hardly have
alumni
The Globe (Liberail says:
"The (bvernment of Sir Wilfred
Laur‘ier noes out of power on a great
issue. dlellevlng as it did that the of-
fer of the United States to exchange
natural products with Canada on a
duty free basis would prove advants
”~Thgllm. to both countries. the govern
-ment risked its life on the issue of
imiproclty and lost If.
.s—I-
('5
.(D
u- . - . . c‘. -:.,. .‘rr;
deem Will
, hand and
No.
Anyone who has Ra-
zor Coupons to re-
do so at once. as we
ha vé‘ but 10 Razors on
will be sold
Sentinel Razor .Coupon
do well to
no more
131"
i ' I ‘r’i.i‘<...A.-.A. f. .“v(. .:.j.:.:.‘e‘. v'a .:a'I n's's‘s'a a’n o'fl:I’l‘I'h'O_I_I u'w nj-‘I'u.n'|'- I'n's u‘. u’.’
‘ day‘s election.
"The people of Ontario do not like
. their neighbors to the scrub. That is
emphatically the decision of yester-
Liberals in teas of
thousands must have )olnod the Con-
servativea.in city and town to show
V their oblectlona to having any.'truf'k
or lrade with the Yankees:
“The other provinces taken toastin-
er have a majority Malaurier and lar-
per marhota, but by an overwbeimlna
vole Ontario has declared that she
will have nothing to do with reciproci-
ty. The campaign oralora of the Con-
servative party hulldsd better than
they iinevv when during the last two
weeks of the cal-pales they appealed
to the people of this province to as"
Canada from the Americans. They
created a wave of foolish that was not
observable on the scrim. so that hav-
'ertbeless swept the waters from their
political acorim lp vast numbers."
The paper declares that “until 0n-
tarlo becomes less powerful relative-
ly in the councils of the Nation than
she will be in the openlaa. period at
the Borden of the administration.
there will be an hope of better this
ralstloos with the people of the United
Item. The thrill wall will rentals."
31‘. JOHN. R. 9.. Sept. fl.~'l‘ha ile-
lelit of the haurier adilllilil'lufll will
will necessitate a readjustment of the
New Brunswick government. it he
lioved. as it is usually understood
that lies. .l. Demise lines will re-
aian as premier to scout a portraits is
the new builds cabinet: lei- Hausa
is the Conservative leader in New
Brunswick. and was active in the ra-
eant campaign". Among those prowl-
neatly mentioned as lihely to «med
Premier llassa, ls Hon. 1 K misled.
of Woodatoch. the authority on finance
in the Hosea afloat.
.: whitetail everywhere were slow
’ dd by yesterday‘s nauseous much
uneasiness prevails among the thou-
paads of government officeholders.
nearly all of whom were supporters of
the retiring administration. It is es-
pccled that numerous cases of alleged
election. irregularities will come he-
ibre the courts and that petltbna sail-
ina for the sweating or disqualifica-
tion of members elected on both sidda
will be filed. The election laws of
Canada are very strict. and a stem
burof Parliament eaabsnassatsd for
(Slight oilehse committed by any per»
ton acting in his behalf. Conn pro-
ceedings. however. will not sheet the
standing of the parties in the House
of Commons. as yesterday's filial was
advantage of consequence.
The defeat oi the Liberal candidates
in the fishing districts of southern
New Brunswick and Nova Gentle was
selling orders in the common stock of
opening of the stock market this morn-
V ports from Washington that the Steel
I present form and would have to dis-
[ heavy scab main today.
.' mon went down about four points in‘
; to soil Steel.
I? 5511.. The stock closed last night‘nti
'I 58%. a
- inmost in recent years and round the
.' et had opened. 200.000 shares of Steel
;; Common had been thrown on l
.. market. Evidence-oi banking support?
.'_ were visible and many operators who
' had been working on the short side!
, uni illll lllllil
V urinal of candles new
and Sisal Trust lam
Biron aVsV' Reasons
NEW YORK, Sept. 22.——A deluge bi
Untied slim Steel Corporation at the
ins. broke the price of that security
over four points. The selling was the
result of continued fears that the re-
corporation could not continue in its
solve. were true.
The IAndon market pave forecast
this market. would be resumed on a
Steel Com-i
London and when the song sounded'
on the Exchange here there was a rush
The first transaction
was a sale of 45.000 shares from iii to
the ‘
l
l
The transaction was one of
Steel Common to sell at the loweatl
point since 1909. Steel Securities still.
motioned to be pressed upon the mark l
or and the mmmon stock subsequentiy‘I .
' fell i0 53%.
There was fairly been selling inV
Steel pill. 2.000 shares being sold all
108%. a loss of ill-8 points from the;
I. closing of last night. 3
Within half an hour after the mark 2
the
o! the market took accession to cover:
their shorts. l
The slump in Steel had its chem}
throughout the general list and there;
were declines of from i to i points in 5
lndustrials. and Railroad stocks. ltl
was noted. however that the decllnol
which the market had had within the
last six weeks Jsad given it much:
strength to withstand the unexpected!
liquidating movement in Steel securi-,
ties.
Wash spots in the railroad list and;
other industrials had been ellmlnaiedl
by the mid summer liquidation more;
meat.
Depth-saintly" of the United States
...... with» h. in Emil (tummy ~
moral-p regarding the various reports
of voluhllrr disruption of the corpom
lion. it scanned to be the general be,
@112 E ill Emil Company.
Established i357.
”‘5‘. 3M
b
New Carpets and Rugs
This is a great Carpet and Rug Shore, lining a very
large volume- of business that brings us in touch with the
biggest mills, in a way gi\ilig us advantage in procuring
many Vt caves and patterns of rugs and carpets lllt‘\ var-
iety of patterns we prescn m: for )illil choice and the range
of wcavse and sizes are indeed illmicnse. l'ricés will he
found on comparison to llC till: limist consistent with
”quality. -
To those who wish to procure an artistic effort in
their homes at a reasonable expense we would suggcst an
Anglo—Persian Rug. which shows how closely all that is
best in (‘Vlricntnl art and weaving has been rcpmiluccl‘l in
artistic coloring and designing
[his line of Rugs is sillmn lll snili llcsigils its Sara-
uband. Satuk. Gorcvan. Tabriz. Kirman, Selina. Kcrman-
shah. and others equally as attractive. 9 it 12 size, price
$55 00» ~ .
Royal Worcester Rugs. 9 x 12. very handsome,
$41.00. .
Large showing of Blikhara and other Rugs at almost
ally price. '
for
Finest Carpets a Specialty.
Body Brussels. fine quality. excellent assorlilicnt, for
hall and stairs, also looms. $1 35 and Si .45 a yard.
Wilton Velvet Carpets. used for any purpose, $1. so
a yard.
Sucrai patterns and mloriiigs are included in our
carpet lines. making as cmnplctc an assortment
ever been shown.
as has
0
New Laces
Iashiou ihisrcason {nulls Larcs for dross garnish-
ings. “c are prqiarcd “i111 the largest assortment of
tilt? diffs-rent kinds of Laces we how ever shown.
\‘cnisc AlLovcrs and Bands in while? and“ cream are
very prominent. llricnlal and Shadow Netgare shown
in wonderful designs. Cluliy Bands and Motifs lll various
patterns. White and cream Drop El‘lgings are largely
used.
Black Laces in nets, an‘ilVCl'S. gallouns and hands in
great profusion. \ bcautil'ul black VcniVse All‘mcr at
Sign) a yard is sure to phase the iliost fastidious.
pol-allon had received intimation from.
m “and “II-“W mu“ ”my "I . lie! in Wt” Street that the Steel Con ;_..._......
the Foderul government that It could;
not continue in its present form. V
Another factor in the decline of lho‘
stacks of the. Steel Corporation wasV
one of the surprises of the contest. It
continued reports at a diminishing bus—
wall a favorite argument of the Lib-l1“... in “no. products, with a resui‘
«rain that reciprocity would injure tuna“m “9.“. cutting of Nice! and the:
much of their business to the prov-
inces. in several counties Canadians
theta have votes. and many of them
who came home voted for the Cos-
aervalive candidates.
CLAIM! H! HA3 JOHNSON anv-
EN Al A PIOPHIT
llpole Horace Johnson, one of Mid
dis Haddam and weather prophet has
a rival. No. it isn’t
head of the weather bureau. but “a
weather prophet out in Derby who
Mil around to a standstill." He also
dose a little predicting on his own
boot. lie writes: ‘
"To the Editor of The Reliant, Sir:
“0b. where Is that up disturbance
of Horace Johnson‘s? Readers of
many papers have been mailing of
late about a great storm that was to
talle placedboutlhe isthlothellad
or the present month and in the lid
or about then a killing front will do
atroy Militia.
"This certainly is a scarier-l spell
of mill". la’a'l it?
”Why should be or m such lube
prophet call down the United Blata-
weather bureau?
‘1 sin a young man and have made
a close study of that ambient and i
a standstill when it com to W
in. the weather.
”Hal says we are to have a very
severe winter.
'jl am Ill" be Is wrm: .
"a late fall. also a dry one and a
mild, open winter have been predicted
by me.
"This is what i see wilds:
”hand or wet weather. or a bl;
sierra will tabs place from the ms
to the mil oil the posses! ninth.
October will be dry and very warm
for the season of lbs year.
"Your! truly.
"A weather Prophet out in Derby"
ill-s o. surrey. Ira. 3. mm
lira-iii Mamflloswalhlul'a
is: the day in mum on
Gloucester fishing inure-ta.“ drivel probable 000088“! of cutting wages.
"“"'°"“ W N" “3"“ "MMViiraol-dlnsry market than that which
lilsl held nmrhsbly firm. The rail,-
Willis MOON.1
says Horace has no license to be a!
weather prophet." and lint be “has
can prove that l have him stopped to
Broker- on the Bloch Exchanp'e floor
said they could not recall a more ex-
was witnessed in the first half hour .
Under the umndoua pressure of‘
Stool. which broke badly. the railroad
which had been purchased in antici-
pation of a victory for Canadian na-
ciprocitp. .
On his arrival at his oilice today for.
mer Judge Elbert H. Gary. chairman;
of the steel Corporallon. declined lol
discuss the dissolution reports in any
respect. Counsel Bolling. of the Cor
poratloa. likewise declined to be lo:
inrviawqd.
The dslaat of the Canadian mipro-
city. added to the weakness oi the
road stocks most alerted were thosei
i
l
l
d
market. Commission houses report a
FALL WAl STS
The toniest makers have given no further beauty
than that of shape and tailoring in the new Willsls
for Fall Dont look for fanciful trimmings on these
Waists. Their absence is the hallmark 0! right on
the best models. The fabrics are Flannel Madras
Percaler Linen and Pique. All are light weight but
firm in weave.
The assortment is made up oi entilely original
ideas of designers of note who possess unusual alill
ify and we believe the collection will prove the most
. interesting we have yet shown
. Prices range from 03: to $2.08.
We are some that enthusiastic admiration
follow your inspection.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
3|“!an
will
larcenmount of aellins for Canadian
hello mat. The railway ahdrea.
which had held comparatively steady
during the previous slump in Real
stocks. chained today “The loss
was lost mauve amp; the North
l to l points. Support was given to .
"he railroad list. however. to avert
further Wharton. The railroad
list ralliedfimm i to 2 points. some
stocks shawls: not gains...
Among the industrial issues there
were some severe brash. National
Lead pfd. declined ll points.
Mather pid. In. and Republic Steel
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Ur a. 9, who.
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at the opening or the who! ”this
mine made a violent lump of tour
seats.
chicane. IaVepl. ihu-wimi meet
up as much as I M a bushel today. as
a result of the defeat of Will!
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