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MAXIMS

or A MERCHANT

A man may be as old as he feelsbut a store can be no younger than its methods.

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Charlottetown Guardian Two can“ llnrnlnl’ Uunrdlnu, Foumlgd 15in

Half Frozen Body Of Hunter Found . In Quebec Woodsf

SHERBIUOOKE. Que. Oct, 16- The corpse of Lucien Beauchesue, oi‘ Siruistown has been finind in the \\‘i)0(lil, whore he was frozen to l ilouth in the tempest of Saturday last- 'l‘he young man hail gone on i1. hunting trip, ainl the iliscovery of his half frozen body leads to the belief that he was overcome by the HlUTlll, The body was found only half u mile from the village,

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Find Mutilated “Body 0f ll-Year-Old i ' Boy j

ST. PAUL. lMilllL. Oct. llimThe mutilated ibmly oil Franc-ls ‘Pl-cloud, l1 year-old nephew of Rev; Ilouils 1 Plolotlil, ‘pastor ol‘ ihc- Cirth-oiic j (‘hurch 0i‘ rho illcdeenicr. wins ’ found today in tho ut-rlc un the tililnd floor oi’ in vacant house here. Discovery oi’ the ibody “as made Ho" J_°:DR°A|;|:D| xEvl/l MINISTERS OF . FINANCE by l’fl‘l"l'il‘lilililll Jdhin iR-Ufll‘. Police exq. nccasiorfof me re ' at 't-w' h Hem Fleldmg’ r1911" °"' u" qii-iesswl the 1bclief that. the boy ‘was issue (the last iP Sinda ion to Mr. Fdfildlflfi. on a bond of the 1923 iniurilcrcil at irnochcr plucc and his H“: a b S51" 1111119 “'5 admllllslralw") 1111111 B" 351111155 b)’ body lake“ l“ Hm . m m ers of the- Finance and “mm-inc, deparmmnts o, ‘he 90w

vnuani house. y w" t _ _ ’l‘ho boy was lanai. sir-n irt n (Ioluin-l me" ' Mr‘ Fwldmg has 51mm "w" 111a" "mflw" Years l" 1116 long term.la said ‘to be almost

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bus Day bnuqnct, Jllnnduy cvci1ii1g.1°m°e °f M11119" °1 Flllillfl- T1118 .’__ unprecendentedin modem history.

Seek Answer To twin Not Protest

Gaudy Color Of g S h OfB 1 -

ling .i iliplomntli- DHIICSI. against .l’rcniici‘ llnliiwllfis allusio

fStorin Injures British Flyer (CanaiIaTTress)

_ YiOliK. Oct, 1li.-——Seri0n5 ll 11111111.‘! niniries in lust night's storm to

NAPLES Oct. lit-The llartnizin Dcup Sea expcilition, which lriis

a,,.,.1ved 4,0,“, w "nlrlerulke explunhl121-11111?“llwiallllll-“tlizfif1‘llmblllilsllfiill[$13‘SlllltP-Ntllllfll‘ Si] ialziiiniiil to bu one “m. of New, depths “mm,- hiuun-rjm m“ ‘milggl’ <t_l-H)'-ne~n_i rélkv-r‘ oi the fastest airplanes 1n illl! world to l't—1'1l.(!'ll.€1d. will begin its work. ' ' ‘ ' i v anil thi- standby oi’ liritisli-Schiiiiiil-

or cup team. Willi reported t0 the mcmbcrs oi‘ tho toain today from Buys-how Park, lilil.. whcri.» iln-ir "(llllpiuirnt IR being: illivSvlllllliWl.

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from a > iilixnuv-ilile the T111111‘ '11 1'11" 11“111‘ll11"-s sub-structure. in ivlnch tho PXPilVillJWS found works oi‘ art. ilutiuig as fai- back its

with a series 0i" studies in llliéigllipllw: m him “S l‘ 'Iim"t‘)r'

('Cl'l.ll1l'1) scientiiflc puzzles connoi»Iu,3“itamfflllllliiillfi"in:1x11813119“: 11:11‘

trod with rho curronily ' y‘ . "v ‘ ‘ u‘ “m”

- iVililllll that ll would not ho iolcritl-

. . -i In lilnizlzind." said Slannr .\'li -Why.ure ileep-si-zi fish brilliant-i‘ " . '

1y “Moran? W11“ ‘be ""0 M m“ u.‘ a slur on llaly or as Jicinf-Z sitiillAnclent

in these inltla-l Miuillias. uml-ble to account. ifor the ‘pheino-‘YLIHHL m. H" unhmvtliw 1 '—, . ,

_, __ _‘ ._ _ i ~21 :- 3 . . H: '1 party ROM-E. Oct 1l|r"l)ln‘00VCl"i\l1l of menon of bdghtcoloieil flhll and. ‘ imiuyrtullcd u) ummeol’ Jung these _remom regions of 6mm micr llulihrin said: “l havc bocnluxy are announced by the ltaillan

»i%§l1§mql%wgjzbiussollni. but the ‘Jngllsh will inn on the site of tho ancient never tolerate a dictator. When Grccik colonial city oi’ Cyrenv, on d!‘ 1‘ t- ‘ .‘l .' , . . , . . wfighryeyglhglz er lll step down,‘ but not untillihi: modern ifllltJil 0i Beniguzl and - cr-na. 0f aduntutlonto environment mull . _ - ;, ,. . V a v A i i ‘)Cl'll working iiniler tho auspices “'6 ‘swwmm of “mam “we e31 {of lllll (iovr-rinnent. 0i‘ Cyrennica. _ w . , f .. »__ _ altos its nanii- lzoim qincicn-t (‘ r- TUD 0|: sUNuuHT ; VIPNNA, (Jclohu 11.. in the Ju 111 _ - -Y ‘Us-gei- in: izuldiincc 0i‘ -two pro-foo siiivin Ylllillll‘ of illillllfl iii-czn-"""’~ 111w i11111111111i=c that they . . ‘ lc 0i‘ Apollo tho main tcniple of f-assor Von Stirhlberg and Dr. iini<l-.‘tl1i\ lust six lnunlhs, having been H _ v n ', ’ _ _ - wig Ilruhl of t-he institute oi’ Mar- hypnolizvil by Frank 12px n vauilw‘ y“ m M“ n 1t “f” “"1"”? 111a link ills-appeared long U , »., , __ _. 11111. 11-116 K111911191!" 9XD011'1'1101l W111 ago, and all ziiionipis to wake the‘ n’ s“ h ‘md mm “nmnns n’ C" llllHl|(?(f(‘HS~; $111323 zglglllllfilrtltfhliltlsliyvlllfilgiqvlllt l1l-Liyiislvrilzlyy mm Wlmrlud l‘) “"11 'l‘llis ipi-onf was taken ' ' ‘ * ‘ tut) Lin: girls. and photographed at ilcpths up to ________.

seaifiehes. aiming at dhe SUlVlllg of‘ “Mr. lhililwin said nothing about accepicil. theories ol‘ evolution. i solini. “l ilo llil-l-lillii‘ his remai principal quesdioxis lil bc ZlllS\VG'l‘(‘tl‘ '1' m“ impumm m. vufiung a d“ m“ nnlsenfi’ lime’ "Glance h‘ In his spccrh at tho annual con-l ---- . i. i ," u", '-1"11' “finer nmlfimued crewmw“ “mm” ll lliigliion lust l_hui~..il.iy Pic pi muy told that tho _country wants ulaoholaiza who have" beencxcnva-g; 8t of ‘m9 ocean’ seems vmqthe party wants tochitnge its leaii- lll" North Afrlciiin coast. iii-tween arms . 1 l11..@.1.1.-." 19mm‘ a of me ‘by the enact‘ l Tho Italian zireliiioloirlsts. have ' i t l . . 1111011911 promo we worm‘: I Aho lllililitfll Italiini colony which .. . _ _l:':-"1 ; .- 1 . nillncnt Eurfxptfln scientists. Pro iivii iwo inrls have Iwvn 115-11111) i011‘ m 11'1"” m“ U" “mm” 1"“ lne Study 0f it... University of IIer-fvillc ill'll.'~‘l_ “vane” or M0‘Htm'"“""“'1 "imefl h‘ umleirbako to provide iuiieiiniiie (lillitlgifls S“ m‘. “m... |,,.,.,, l m“ "r“‘1'11“11-l’(1‘1'11l 11$’ 11111 (111115 m", “w” Se“ ‘m. Wm he ohwrvm ai-h liolii-c oiTi-rinu in :I\V:lh'l‘ll'sirilllllll oi‘ i.‘lll‘l.ll half a m1iie with the Hartman moi - _ tion picture cirnicru. and exhaus-‘HOII. N. W. I{O\V€“

1111111 11» (1.. and ibPlllJVUIl to be of $33.‘; ti“ tillblf-fihliétihihgfi Returns 11111111 Trln P1111" my n1 11cc 1-1 various eaimlorul‘ filters ivllll menu-I I was "m mm ‘£01118 ‘1“"1"°1“""“'

pl , Cyrano W115 one of the first and "post prosperous of ihe colonies vnundtfil around the llicdilorranenu “Hun n ihv- i-ra of (lrsck colonial expan-

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trade into tho abysmal dopth oi tho‘ BLAuSt aha

89911110 possibility that certain llgiht1 (camdlall W951)

_ 1 ,,, m V, _ 'ri>iio.\"r0. ()ni.. oi-i, 11;. __

:2: wg"ghn'f;f;"'fg,‘,i,fl§’ufmgf éjsffllx. w. lliV-Yvll. l\'.(‘.. on his ill‘l’l\'lll 1,23% 111;“ 1101-0111111}! 111 ‘place-i! about mmlghy wmwr Wm be ipgigplijiii 'l'oriniiii from a lrip lo Ausiriiliit. fr" 1G '1'" ‘"111 11*" 11111111191‘ 1110011111111: thi-ousih use of apecuillyconsrinic.‘said hi1: Kliiillosl ilnlll‘ mo“ \\':|:~‘ ’ ‘1-“1111-‘111111 1111111111- ‘who placed

l-llillllvll’ colony Ili‘.('0l‘illll'l,' Lo the lulu-cs oi tho Divlplilo Oracle. At is ziwnitli (‘yrc-ni- is Jualleved Lo l. ., ,

‘lilH hiid 100.000 Inhabitants and is tonrples were among the finest of the ancient world. Thg 19ml Arabs now call tho place (lronna, Tl corruption of Cyrcine. and say that it tnkcs six

Kfifrom Olle end to tho other of its ruins. v

Steamer Searched

ICANTON. Oct. l6.—-A cplnegc Ininboat yesterday stopped u... British steamer Falshan on a trip to ‘Canton from Hong Kong. searched al l the baggage stores aboard. The llllltll‘ was zigneil to Shaineen. wns allowed to proceed search. The searchers said 1111B was commanded by the shin Vice-Admiral Semlnofi’,

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I PRINCE OF WALES MUN! MEDAL ‘WITH KING OF THE FAIRlES

_ _| _ , ‘ ,1 . I't‘i‘4‘l\'I'\l in \\'l“1li‘l'l| (‘nuailzi Ollllll’ figdzflmrwnsltduld ‘mowu whkiiiiiini-j: irnni tho l’iii-liiii_i-iiii.~it. Iii» T“ Hurtmwu ex_pedi,uon luflgvus ilclicliicil Io find optimism Inrl New York 1n AugusL M mum. u, lulu-n inc place n1‘ ilIi-piwisriion in wmxiwmmlze deep 8m cixpkneulion that i..uniry wcsi. oi Ihu Grout. by the use. of a tllflVlll" 1cyllndt-i~ iinkos, : _ __ _ _ through wlflcll new“ demh m, m; llvwlldlll lo lhc luinpiii- nus (inc 16.000199‘ ca" mo exlflnru" mpllol‘ l.|i‘ ouislninii 4 llllll_‘_'..'~i hi- no- Bgwqiap. Durlng one curly i-i-tziu-o-i lli'i‘ll in .\u.~1'r . ‘ l‘\!llll\l'|(i‘.(l. of 4319 wm-k; mgwgvigir, no ileptlis Yoynlly ilo lllll liiileids wnsleuaii I ' ;1 1,0 [pl-lllilll‘ siriiinu in Jcw Hon ant, i r. lman 3'00‘) feet w l lIowi-ll thought.

I Edmonston, (M. Iii-A hund-

somo gold medal has been receiv- ed at tho Edmonton Exhibition of- fices. as awarded to ll. R. H. the

- ship's latest voyage, decided to cut

1111" 111° prose-ht lylng"on Richmond Pier. 111911‘ ‘Halifax Harbor. nnii ls absolutely 316MB. less one day. 10F 111611 110111 111111‘ impossible to burn.

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z/ié/w/ h 4v The PeoplesPaper Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew

CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADATSATURDAY, OCTOBER 17,1925

Four States To Fight Water Div-

(Special to The Guardian) WASHINGTON, 0C1.

vent. the Chicago drainage dlstrlc

through the Chicago drainage,

Seamen Staged

NEW YORK.- Oct. 16.——T.be crew of the llitrber Steamship Lina

' steamer Corby Castle. strike bred-k

ers picked up in London for the

loose from confinement on their ship at its dock yesterday, and staged a lull fledged riot.

_\Vhen the fight ended police re- ,sorves were victorious over fifty Hindus and u ntrnrber of white sailors, two men were in the hos- pital with ebullet wounds and four l-liudus and one whlto man were in police cells.

The police snlbdueil fighting Hindus pistols.

Report 0f Slaying Informer Is Denied

nourrinann. Oct. IiL-Rumors

the knife with cluibs and

in Montreal's underworld state lthnt Nlegro Nleri, who turned ,liing‘s evidence in the famous

Bank of Ilocheluga hold-up and lmLlfllGl‘ in Aiprll, 1924, for which four men were hanged and two sent ilown for life. has been killed In llll ltnlinn town ~by pals of the gang. ‘

(Ziiptain of Detectives Mercier, who worked on the ibank case, de- clared today that lie knew nothing whatever ulboilt the matter.

'A similar denial was received from the office of tho Consul-Gen- eral oi Italy.

,To1l 0f Storms . Being Recorded

(Canadian Press)

illOiST-ON. Oct. 16.—1'I‘ho stohm that lashed the Atlantic seaboard Saturday night. and Sunday disa- “lllfili or distressed four craft. it was revealed in radio K116881189! received here today. Three were coastguard patrol boats operating in New England waters, the fourth was the Danish Tanker Brosuuil reported early today in distress off Newport News, Va-

Aim To Spread Spirit Of Confidence

(Canadian Press)

TORONTO. Opt. 16.——-iSt-atemen and parliamentarians whose name! hav become famous in the inst decade and who hailed from almost every quarto-r of the globe moi‘. today at what was ch-a-rwtier- zed as the most cosmopolitan gathering ever heild ‘in who Doxniln- 110m To translate to the parliaments of the would a. spirit of confidence In its nuns fol-t by "bit-a inteonuitionail delegates to robe Juterparlianientary union was the paramount object 0f the body. declared Dr. Vilotor Kilemberk Ibead of the Austrian de- legvzi-t-lon speaking at o. luncheon “midi was tendered by Hon. (l. H.

ertingf Scheme;

1o.-'rne;‘ United States Supreme Court to-;Duke. day granted Ohio Peansylvanlulmanufacturer and the man prlmori and Minnesota permission to 10111 “Y "11111011311119 191' with Wisconsin in its" suit to pre- giant development of the Quebec the Saguenoy now under way died last night at his home after an illness of sev- l-le sustained a nerv-

‘from diverting Great Lakes waters

noun New YorklN- 5- 1111111 311118111 1111

Augsburg Confession

Originator of Sag- uenay Water Power

(Special to The Guardian.) N-EW YORK. Oct 16—James B multi-mlllionalro

l water ‘powers on

.eral weeks. ions and physical breakdown.

. Shortage Charge

l HALIFAX. N. S.. Oct. 16——lu- 1formatlon has been laid and a war- rant issued against W. B. McCoy. former Nova Scotia secretary of industries and immigration, alleg- ed i-iome $5,000 shortages, accord- ing to a statement made last night by the Hon. J. C. Douglas, attor- ney general. Tho alleged short- ages, it was said, resulted from the non~collection of installments due on land purchased for, and amounts advanced to. settlers and shortage lu the departments ac- counts.

Move Begun To Bar Paper Stock Sale

ALBANY. N. Y.. Oct. 16.——Act.ion has ‘been instituted to prevent fur- ther sale of the stock of the Eco~ nomy Pulp and iPuper Comipany. which was promoted by Judson Culp, to raise funds for the pur- pose of building a pulp and paper plant in Canada.

Culp, who is under arrest in Rochester, charged with misrepre- sentation and obtaining money un- ~der false pretenses. is said to have offered investors in the company, a return of five times their origin; a] investments as soon as suffici- ent money could lbe obtained to start the project.

Locate The Original

NUREMBURG, Germany, Oct. 16—-—'l"he original of the Augsburg confession, which forms the doc- trinal basis of the Lutheran Church, has been found in the archives of the Germanic Notion- al Museum. thus ending ‘a search in which theologians and histor- ians have been engaged for years. The confession, drafted -by Lut- her's friend and collaborator, Phil- lip Melanchthon, was sent on Juno 1'5, 1530. to Nuromburgs city coun- cil. snd thence to the 1Dlet couvok- ed in Augsburg by Charles V.

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Germans Drinking Less

BERILLN, Oct. 16.——Wbether tne German people are needing iFor- eign Minister Stresemanws ad- monition that "the saloon atmos- phere must disappear from Ger- many," or prices are beyond the people's means, it is a. fact that. one-fourth less hard liquor is con- sumed now than a score of years ago. Besides beer and wine, the per capital consumption was then four liters. The distillers now complain it has fallen to three. German booze is higher than Am- erican bootleg prices, according to an economical German tourist, who brought whiskey 1from New York to Germany. Prohibition is

memibcn; of the provincial cabinet.

"camel hours" to Ferguson Premier of Ontario and lower liquor consumption.

price. is drunk.

Denies Report Re

Purchase Of Coal

(Canadian Fran.)

OTTAWA. Oct, 10.—-The Depart- Chawaers, ment of National Defence has ls- tho Canaditin Bank of Commerce, 111111 sued a denial of the newspaper re- was yesterday sentenced ‘by MIK- 111111 port that the Minister of National istrate Jones 0011- Defence, Th0 Flililillll pm-chgggd

Own

’ biz-bit} o}. the dip,

Hon. E. M. MacDonald. period of two years less one day. 10,000 tons of coal at in jail. to be followed -by an inde- terminate period not to exceed two

the bank.

not making headway. despite the ‘ since more wine. which ls falling ln

Bank Man Is Jailed

TORONTO. Oct. 16—'W. H.

former accountant of

to a determinate

fi 9010108

Qffverybodylflongue " l

Prince of WHlQH. winner of the illlltfllll prize nflcrrd by the Short- horn Society of Great Britain and Ireland at tho recent summer ex- ‘ilbltlon for tho diont Shorthorn bull at. the 1025 Edmonton Exhibi- Iou. The Pilnro won this medal .vlth King of the Fairies. and the nodal hns been forwarded to W. h. Carlyle. manager of the E. -P. ‘lunch. at Paklsko. Alberta. --——<0->————-

TO CLOSE WEMBLEY. __.l..

A knit Luivea HIS KINGDOM

1x69: PM“ ' Nllnd hi: hulblflm" 11"‘ 11"" '°"°°d h flqrilqtlnd, the cont of North Wnlu, to Ilve on the main ' * u w. in lblilty of the Inland. mm Mara-m l-lev" Oytl wore on the bush near Abordiffll ' Island landed and are shown with him rot the I:l:ml appointed one of hi: keep pan: on the Inland which. 119C811" lomltlme: cut off for week: from the

LONDON, Oct. lit-It is stated iiithnrltatively that there ls no ‘lkellhooil of continuing the Brit- ish Empire exhibition nt Womble)’ ‘next your In its present form.

Vol, 1, No. 111.

NEW XXX

Who w:: It uld that : cook who Invented a new flavor wn untitled to I king- dom? Lot hlm code over eight ‘to Mair: forthwith-loi- hero no that many Addition: of the XXX llot of Chocol-

Saturday,

0...... 1m, 1m FRIE

Plain Silky. Rnpberry Silky. Mint Silky, Volvo. Mol- un: Taffy, Cram Irullu, Creamed Almond: Baum-O- Mllk Ohooolat: Wlforu,

»No-—Mo|r: nro not rupon- nlhlo for the ohoooln: colt- lng that created wch : un- utlon In Plondllly lately. It was worn by In Oxford undergraduate-

Project Dead

tobacco

initiating the

‘AGED BRITISH ADMIRAL

Admiral Freemantal Olympiad contest: at the trlbuted the prizes.

Crystal

t

the daily newspaper.

MAXIMS /'

OF I BIERCHANT All advertising is

good, but undoubtedly

he bciii medicine is

N:

Kn.» l:.i .iy

Subscriptions Ez-nllvored 85.00 "all. Canada null U. H. A. $1.50

AT JUNIOR OLYMPIAD

braving the bad weather during the Junior

Palace, London, at which he dis-

New Baper Mill To Start November 1

‘DREDERICTON. N. B. Oct. 16.-

Me., which has been erected across the Saint John River from, Ed- mundston by the Fraser Paper Cu.. will be lu operation before Novem- ber 1st.

Archie Fraser. head of the Fras- ers‘ organizations. said that it was expected the first machine in the new plant will start making paper beforeihe end of tho-present month and another machine will be run- ning ‘by December 15th. As to fu- tura extension of operations, .\lr. Fraser was not- prepared to make any statement beyond saying that the plans were such that further enlargement was provided for.

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Silk Thieves Steal $250,000 Shipment,

NEW YORK, Oct. 1G.—Siik valu- ed by the owners at 525011011 “"118 stolen from a ‘building "in M-‘wli-i son Square today iby foo-r robin F11 who “left lube watchman bandourfed‘ and gagged. The waiwbrmsn lay hell»; lésig lu the building until he WHS found seven hours after the rob- bevy. The sill: was taken from the show roms of Samuel J. Aronson and COIIPDBJJY. It was hauled iuvay in a truck.

Charges King Trying’, To Bribe Electors

a large meeting ‘ii-ere last n15.411- Iugiht iHon, W. Arthur Melirllcn- 1911.494- nf the opposlition. lalld (lO\\"l his policies particularly uirgiiul; that the equalization of freight. rates imust; ibo 811061911 lll’ 111“. Board of ‘Rn/llway Cffllllfrlliilltlllcrfl,‘ Also itbiit the problem musi be treated as a national one. No rc- duction should be made for one part of the court-try which hu-il been already refused to anothi-r-

The 1Peitersen shill! 811M111)’ "(mu tract came lam iMir. iMeiitlllflY-‘V speech for the first time ‘in weeks“. ‘It wag n grotesque force. and 11111.11 .565“ “Iimlghd out of parliament. i‘ But. ilt was the only P11111141“ 111111 t-he government had boon nlilivto] offer .for Canadufs transportation‘ buirde/ns. Tho western oxtreiirilyi

don, as t-he extreme east. Both carried an undue share of inma- portation burden were entitled to assistance ifrom flho ‘Whlole dom- lnlon.

l iwe iprIypOSQ to give iieslsuiiici- us] far as pmstbla t0 the trnnsDOPPI iIlIiOB of coal ifnom Alberta to tbs‘ mores eastern lpaffg of Cilllliiilfl. said Mir. Meighen The lCOllllQTVll-j tilve pmrty. ‘he siflid. re-oozfllled ‘than t-ho west and extreme east bore‘. undue shairos of the i transportation costs. When the basis of rim-ties were fixed by the proper tribunal. ‘the requireinentsi of equalization nrlzlllt 11£'°-P91“11111°; oontributilsons by tho Whole iloniinq inn to ‘the reduction oi’ the unfair burdens borne by 14119 We" 111111 111° mnmitlmes.

Mr. Moi-g-hen ridileuieil the sin;- gestion thait the ildbernl 1g0V61F11"

mont had reduced tile national debt. -

The ‘indebtedness of iilho Canadian National Railways ‘hail to be taken Into account and till: bronchi 1118 debt to much higher levels than in 1991.

son IBay Iwuy “at no many miles

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nor murmurs." if the west cent lib-

0mm.

The new paper ‘mill at ‘Madawaska,’

i‘ ‘l CALGARY. Oct, liL-Addressinflj "

CHAROEQ BRIBE 1 _

burden ofi -

lBlaine King G0v’t

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WlNNilPlDLl. .\1au., (lizl. 1i}.-~"l 1 (Special to The Guardian) ‘will unili-rlziki- ii‘ t‘lt_‘i‘i1'ii lo sec that jno more (Tainailiun \\'lli~.ni is haul- fcii UYUI‘ l'nileil Stan-s lini-s lo Ibi- idetrimeui of Cainailian railways unil {no more Canadian wheat is l.'.l'illlllil Iin bonded mills in the l'lllll'il Sini- ies i0 the iieiriint-iii oi‘ our own mills." > _

'P_l-lil-l‘m]lll'il-ll.{_(l \\ given by lion. Robert Rogers ('oir.c1'vnlivie i-ziuili- lilillt in South ‘Yllllllllflg at r llll'lfl' .ing of supporii-ru liniiglil. 'l‘|.i- (‘on SUTVilllVll czniiiiiiuii: i'.|llll‘l_fl‘(l thi- _governmcill at, ‘lliilliil with respon- ‘siblliiy for a nst cxoilni; oi‘ (inund- lians to the 1.‘ iiicil Status and with ‘failure to properly |)l'l)i(!(‘l iliiuuii iian farmers and lllilllllflltflilfllln ‘fflllll foivngii competition in lllill‘ market.

bonn-

;Lady Cynthia, Tliosley 2 As Labor Candidate

(Canadian Dress)