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g ﬁ cusasorrarowu. CANADA’, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER so, 193s BENNETTGO VERNMENT." Cu R R | l; A N E

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The Montreal Gazette Which Has Fears Held For Safety

ales-sine Guardian. Ieudee us! Charlottetown Guardian ‘lava Caste

Annual slTh-ulptloa Dells-cred o.» By [all Canada and U. B. A. UM

Britain Steadfast For Collective Resistance Against Aggression Note Delivered To French Gov- R E A RY F C R NETY ITTITIES"

Board Assumes Trade And Industry Com- mission Duties On Tuesday.

8 "PAGES

Returns From 'No rth After 3 5 Yea rs

HALIFAX. Sept. 20.-A shrug of ihe shoulders dismisses the comforts of civlliaatim fa’ Rev. Father P. L. Girard. 0.1.1.1., a missionary of the North for 35 years returning to his home ln Quebec for the first time

llPllElll BY BEN N ETT

Prime Minister scores Been Consistently and Vigorously

uuum- Opponents In Ad- Supporting MacKenzi K ° N Of Fi h rf lk I . . . w.§'l'i-."°.ii” °1§.'§§£l§.°l§°°'¢i.i..'.§‘l§ dress At Winnipeg. ’ e mg ow Smaller-s (Iaglgndg I: emment Reafflrmlng stand»

landed here yesterday from the Hudson: Bay Company steamship

Says Bennett is Certainly Not

Path of Storm. QlliCk SCSSIOII Of League C0011-

i'<i'-l'§-Oi accesses-eerie’

Iaseopia It tli completion of her (C. P. B! Glllrdian’! W WANT e e a moon?“ mile vgyage through the txgxvsmgirglziigrﬂgzplénzay-‘ivllsgong; c0013’ By Default, wkxnigsyTgvgzunrlaaxngicalpevé-stwzlgel C11 Forecast FOIIOWIHQ arn-

United States on the basis now un- der consideration would mean a lessening of the customs payments on imports from that country near- ly $6,000,000 and affect more than 700 commodities, Prime Minister Bennett announced at a political meeting here last night. He was answering charges he said liad been made by his opponents that the proposed treaty was unimportant. The Prime Minister oﬂered for the approval of his Winnipeg audi- ence the Govemment’: wheat pol- icy. There were merchants within sound of his voice, he said, "whose account books are black and not red because the Government had placed the cooperative power of the entire country behind the wheat indust. ." Criticlslng Liberal Leader Max:- kenzie King for his "changing pol- icies." the Prime Minister said the altered course of the Liberal Leader on monetary matters had come about "because the left wing is for the moment in control." Opposition parties offered no con- structive plan’ for the betterment of

Ninety-five Eskimos form Father Girardls congregation at Pond's In- let where his little church is built. I-lis parish egrtends 260 miles west of that settlement. however. and before embarking on the Naecoplc he had administered to it for six unbroken years.

Necessity of receiving treatment for his ailing eyes was all that caused Father Girard to leave his charge. lie hopes to be back with- in th; year and he made it known he found life away from his Eski- mos somewhat dull and listless.

"I like them," he sald with a smile when asked if he was glad to escape the rigors of the Arctic win-

ter.

"Cold? Well, it wasn't too bad last year-the temperature hovered between 48 and 50 degrees below zero. But the year before it was d2 dgllrgd belowsnd a bit uncomfort- a e. . .

(C. P. Cablei-Fears for the safety of 8.200 fisherfolk on the Cayman Islands. dependencies of Jamaica. sent the British cruiser Danae speeding out of Kingston today in the wake of a tropical hurricane that whirled up from the Carib- bean Sea over the week-end.

Grand Cayman, Little Cayman I114 CBYIhan Brae. lying about 1'18 miles from Jamaica. were believed

~ - ' to a in th di r. th “Phat all Mr. Klng and his party had to do was to sit “on; a; ll ..',.,,.‘§°,..,‘§?..,,,,§’,.‘..“f

quietly lllllil election day and then take over the reins of day.

government with an embarrassingly large majority in u“, - nce the tail end of the big blow

House of Commons. This was the situation a few weeks ago "ld°'p'°“d A hm’ “It is not the situation now. So far as the older partied Encuvztmlllnent legends “aired the?

are concerned, the Province of Alberta has been taken on the salileulllel-xislaliiisvl o“ of me

111M081 Completely out-of the picture. A majority o‘ u" Meanwhile conservative estimates

electors there have demonstrated in a somewhat startling "1! Qlffm? m“? °““J‘m“°“ "Mtg

~ ' . , W Ch W58 1'8 O1‘

niignngh determination to have nothing more to do for the that more than as psi-cent gr the e_ _lng with any of the parties or with those pollcleg or banana crop had been destroyed.

administrative methods, that had become familiar by

experience, In this frame of mind, and attracted by the

ridiculous promise of $25 a month for every citizen out of

a i

ing Of Iminent Mobilization In Ethiopia.

(By Albert L, Wilson, Associated Press Staff Writer) (A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

LONDON, Sept. 29-Great. Britain gave France official assurance tonight that she stands “for steady and collect- ive resistance to all acts of unprovoked aggression,” whether in Africa or in Europe. l

In a note published over the signature of Sir Samuel Hoare, Foreign Secretary, the government made it plain that “to suggest or insinuate” that British policy “was for some reason peculiar to the Italic-Ethiopian conflict would be a complete misunderstanding.”

The government, possibly envisaging such a develop- ment as the voluntary surrender of Meme] or the popula- tion of Austria to German rule in violation of" League post war treaties, made one important qualification.

The ‘Montreal Gazette which has been backing Mr. Mackenzie King as a sure and certain winner hag gudﬂgn] discovered it has been backing the wrong horse, and hale’ 5321c‘! out ‘flat-footed in dcnounciatlon of him as a wobblgf 1 cer aln oser. At the outset of the campaign, it says, l was widely and conﬁdently believed

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire?

OTTAWA, Sept. 29—The Tariff. Board takes over its added duties as Dominion Trade and Industry Commission on Tuesday. Alleadyl several requests have been re- ceived relating to price fixing and regulation of production for the Board's consideration.

In addition to hearing applic- ations from industrialists relating to revisions of the tariff, and ap- peals against assessments imposed by the customs department, Chair- man George I-l. Sedgewick and

Q

Escapes Fury of Storm Treaty Interpretatlorl

MIAMI. Flow Sept. Zm-Escsr-‘nd “It is evident." said the note.

Increase In Rail- way Earnings

MONTREAL. Selit. 2D — Cross earnings of $10 938.576 today were reported by the Canadian Pacific

le how to run their business. for a vu- dim 1t f i u, w 9 .. h nallwsy for August. This is an in- “w” h h , _ y cu _lme n e est, but Mr. Kings expsc- night. _ a the League will not likely rend" B h, E h“, pm,» ° “m” °1 '55“ "m" “@9219” l“ tefntiitxoﬁlyubhbuzedﬂqlliljabtigns? 1.2.. mum's were V91‘? high, and they included gubgtanﬂa] gain! The provincial government at itself impotent by lack of faith in l y Jo F m “My For mm”

August 19M. Due to an increare of 1500.818 in working expenses at 510,428,286. net profits were eut to" $508,889 from slalom. '

In: the eight months ended Aug. 3i. net profits were $8,006,540, a

Stevens,

Canada. Mr. Bennett declared. 0f the new party led by l-Ion. H. H. trade and com- merce mlnlster, Mr. Bennett said: “l have just come from Vancouver and recommend the leader of that party put his own house in order before he goes about telling other

Bennett stated he would gladly

answ if the questions oalne aud-

ibly and one at a time. Discussin credit

g and some ra- marks-attributed to Mr. Stevens

the provincial Treasury, they voted into oﬂlce a pgrty the iul-y of a Caribbean hurricane pledged to what‘ is called Social Credit, and this party has become _a factor ln the federal campaign. It will control the IIIBJOIICY ofﬂseventeen federal seats in Alberta alone and is extending its activities to neighboring provinces.

“This development has been a serious blow to Liberal

calculations. The Bennett Government has reason to look

in Alberta. That prospect has disappeared.

‘The Liberal leader has been touring the West and,

outside the Province of Man't b ‘hi i.‘ g have beerrdlacouraging, Hisllguiticnasltfelsii? iiipiiii-ine? mler of Ontario, preceded him and upon arriving at the

that brought death and destruction in Cubs and Jamaica, residents of the Florida east coast winter play- grounds tonight feared for tiny Bimini Island.

No word had ‘been received from the British island since the trop-

“that procedure under Article l6 of the League of Nations Covenant, appropriate as regards a positive act of unprovoked aggression. is not made applicable as regards a nega- tive act of failure to fulfill the terms of a treaty." '

The concluding paragraph of the

ical storm struck near there last

Nassau arranged for Pan-American Airways to have its regular Miami- Nassau plane make observations at Bmind tomorrow.

mainland has e1» residents. n

(Continued on Page 3)

note stated Great Britain believed

a refusal of effective action on be- half of its own ideals. But that faith, and that action must, like the security, be collectlveﬂ

"The point is so vital." Sir Samuel continued, “that I must in conclu- slon once more quote my words at

Ttwaly Offers Frie rl d ship To Britain

(A. P. By Guardian's Special Wire)

ROIVIE. Sept. zit-Premier Musso- linll stretched a friendly hand to- ward Great Britain today and sn- nounced he had already’ offered to

his colieagues, Milton N. Campbell and Charles Hebert, will constitutl themselves a court vested with great powers for the regulation of business in Canada. No fewer than 25 acts of Parliament come within the compass of the Board's spar-l ations. All have to deal with laws prohibiting unfair trade proctlca

The Board, it is understood. ll W841i’ to plunge into new duties. Industrial groups throughout tho country have consulted among themselves on ‘matters treating o! prloe-flxirlg and the regulation cl

. , f tn - . _ negotl t Ids m let h - ﬁgzezrlga ‘ltigglglnmm ye; (Continued on ruse s) _ coast issued a statement which, to say the least, did noth- Geneva: n risks for peace are to My 03c: Amc,_,§“p,°b,§fn_”* production. Their deliberations Gm Emma were ‘mmune, lng to stimulate Liberal optimism. be run they must be run by e.l. . M the sme “m, he disclosed and mom,“ datum have been

compared with $78,857,525. Working expenses were $70,498,227 as against $68,220,908. _ ___

ANNOUNCEMENTS

ASCCPIE

“To all intents and purposes from a party point of

view, Mr. Hepburn threw up the sponge.

“While these things have been happening the_ Liberal

stock has been perceptihly subsiding, principally because

PCLITICAL

“So long as the League preserves itself by its own example this gov- ernment and this nation will live llp to its full principles." ,

The note began by recalling French inquiries of Sept. l0 "to

Italian troop movements to Africa are "being accelerated," and wamed the Assembly of the League of Nations to keep its hands oﬂ. (The Council is now negotiating

communicated ‘to the Board, and on these the Beard will begin its work.

Administration of Combines In~ vestlgatlon Act is transferred from

‘I ti"! I "Illa DQBLVU-"PiiCah-i§'<'\'l'b":.d5T+F§i€v§ibFr-5"3W5

the Liberal leader has been lacking in leadership, or, at any 19,“, to what extent thgy might be 1°’ ‘l s"m°m‘"m- the luﬂsdktm“ °' “b” d°°“t'

COMING EVENTS.

MEETINGS. ETC

"Talkies-Hunter

River Monday.

RETURNS FRCNI ARCTIC PATRCl

rate, in the kind of leadership which the present political situation demands. lie has displayed a positive genius for saying the wrong things and ignoring or passing lightly over the really important issues.

ACTIVITY REICTITERS

assured in the future of the im- mediate eﬂectlve application by this country of all sanctions by Ar- ticle 16 of the Covenant in the event of violation of the Covenant of the

In a communique following a Cabinet session yesterday. Ii Duce sought to localize the apparently imminent Ethlopiah mnfiict by an agreement with Britain. The Cab-

ment to the Trade and Industry Commission. It is expected F. A‘. MacGregor registrar of combines in the labor department will be transferred accordingly.

h991q_9_3a_3°_ . : Formerly any combination to re- “Many of his followers are openly and vocally, dlssatis- _____ league of Nations and u mo“ to ‘“§_‘,§‘;‘,‘§°°§,1“,§ Pigmgmk, ‘mud, strict competition or fix prises

‘mines-much mvel- Tuesday. w l, b Gumsmhl Wm) ﬁed. They feel, rightly or wrongly, that the apparently (c. r. By Guardian's Special Wire) ‘ﬁfnllllcfielggfl- .5 “m, wnhdrawa, with Great Britain. w“ “mi? '=° mvltsillﬂlion "ode" L-ooll-li-IB-Iiot s”, 59411.10,“ o, great advantage which their party‘ had at the inception of UYPAWA- Boot Iii-With "W; mm m, ma“: imminent m...” 2. Italy warns the Leusue Ae- g3 fﬂgisxoigxeiggatmnw M”

.__._.... r ' . . . 1 t‘ 1 w" t 1 l l _ _ opera ag- aq-ﬂuekunmue wedmsdw the Dominion Government were the campaign is belng frlttered away in repetition of lnean- m‘ °'“ “ m“ “°“° “s ‘referred in particular to a resort ‘emblv ml lo iulﬂfm Mm pub“, mews, Dmecunom

14-9917-9-28-30.

“Christian Church home-cook- lng sale Saturday, Oct. 12. L-10l4

"Postponed dancing and ﬁddling

this summer. ‘While Mr. King has indulged in these errors, and in “ “wmlu ' m’ °“°-" w f“. u 5E test t st. Margaret's will tells _ . . . The Cabinet met only once last s, s 1 all d l 4. War preparations are b91118 HEN C Ebb UNS $2“ wgdnesday 06mm. and Mr- Martin accompanied 3°" what ls called pussyfootlng, the Prime Minister has been week, gppfovlng at that sesaon a r m“ m“ w’ ° "'°'“ 5pggded_

L-asao-alse-sl.

“Fishermen Meeting Please attend.

"MacMillan Hotel dance. 0 piece orchestra, Wednesday night, 9 to 1. as cents. L-10l5-9-30-2l

"Dance in Belfast Hall Wednes-

in Flat River Hall Wednesday. October 2nd. L-l004-9-30-li

making the lSkimos of Canada's northlands useful and valuable citizens, in the opinion of W. G. Martin. former member of the On- tario Government and historian of the Nascoples Arctic cruise

ernment officials and others on the Hudson Bay Company steam- ship's annual cruise to northern outposts. '1 ‘ ’ .. the Nascoole lteamad triumphantly up Halifax Harbor, completing a 10,000 mile voyage that took her through hall- ardous ice packs and scantily chartered channels as far north as Craig Harbor on Elismere Is- land, 950 miles from the pole and the most northerly post office in

vinces. hat the result of the election

ingless phraseology and in ill-considered attacks upon the Government's trade policy and trade record, which policy and record constitute Mr, Bennett's strongest ground of nppeal for a new mandate.

waging a most aggressive and apparently effective speaking campaign‘ in the western pro early to hazard a guess as to w will be, but, so far as the Government is CERTAINLY NOT GOING BY DEFAULT.”

It instill. much too

concerned, IT IS

One Dead

Adjudicator

marrow, the election campaign erl- tera one of its final stews. with voting only two weeks hence. While the voice of the orator rcsounds through the land. political activity in the capital continues at almost

number of orders-ln-councll Ihe construction of public works. This was of a rou- tine character. Twice curios the week sir George Perley. Boil!!! Prime Minister. visited his ooh-v stitueney of Arteniouil Woe" l" was re-nomizlat/ed.

The may, lmptwtant event of the week war-the departure of the Governor General and T-ﬂdy B’? '

large dealing vyith

to force in Europe on the part of some state. whether, or not that state might be a member of the League of Nations." the note stated.

Reaffirms Stand

statements he made at Geneva and. reaffirming Great Britain's stand for collective resistance to all un- provoked aggression. continued:

"1 think it will be generally agreed no member of the League can lay down its policy in advance of _ any particular one likely to bring that policy into consideration with greater clarity of decision than in those words.

"Your Excellency (Charles Cor-

3. Italy spums Elmore;- Selas- sle's proposed neutral zone and his suggested withdrawal of troops from his frontiers. The commun- ique called the Ethiopian offer one for "a strategic pulpooe, not a_ paci-

The Cabinet announced the first step has already been taken by It- aJy to negotiate with Britain "ac- cords that harmonlm with the leg- itimate interest oi‘ England in East Africa.”

The Cabinet assured the League Italy would not abandon it "until the day when the League itself as- sumes full TESDOTTSIbIITCV for ‘meas- ures’ that strike at Italy."

. '- hi ldhumlmoal l. h m- h a to

been Dist-Ii: mﬁlnxaushuginnllleelised with thO l N d F 11:1 On ST/QQY‘ (glilenttBgltainsnslill ($113225: osrpoke (B! Georg; Hambleton. Canadian

' Milfhu u l "m e ° ' 1e“ . mails" "use u Warsaw" .. _ ~ . a , . . ..

"Ysos talkies cancelled at Hun- Eskimos and the nigh standards H LOlll$l0n F . l Inseam" LON Tweedsmum Wm PEN,‘ wording; m“ sentence must the 031cm communique Les-j‘ m t; m1? gamma“ “d isiiedui"li Elibufinfl?’ tilaedeuidin ‘Ill: i Dralna estlva not reach Canada until the last have its full value." Rome Suturduy was shortly‘ 3W1- Ul‘ Q l ~ ‘ ,__-—_ ' - " i it 1 ' h .

Y y north country l; wqnderml and 8'1‘. JOHNS, Nfld, Scot. 29— week in October. Meanwhile the Sir Samuel continued. Further 1911196 11 B!’ 15h oi" 1'5 Wm‘? A

"Dance and Bingo, Mt. Herbert Hall. Tuesday, Oct. 1.. auspices Mc- Donald Women's Institute. Refresh- L-IOOO-O-iio-lo-ll

M01115. "Card Party

at Mr. tenibar 30th. Lunch served.

t-nna-o-zi-ao. “nr. raooul-slel-a. Dal-lust. will be

Prank Bolton's, 8t. Mary's, Monday. 5UP

the Eskimos an the people who can develop this indus‘ y. The Eskimos are a happy and con- tented lot and they are a trem- endous asset to the Dominion." Meier D. L. Mclfeand Northwest Territories and Yukon oral-lob, department of the interior and Government representative in the Aﬁtic Arehi_p_e_:I_s_Io. ‘regrted:

Mrs. Weston Stirling, one of five persons injured Friday in an auto- mobfe collision on Topsail Roau. died in hospital here today.

ed chest and other in critical Irene Stirllnll. a niece. was in hos- pitsl with Hewlett of staff and J. Cantwell were both suffering broken legs.

Her husband, suffering a crush- injuries was condition, and Miss a fractured hip- Robrt the Bank of Montreal

(C. P. by Guardian's Special Wire)

OITAWA. Sept. 29-001- H- Q Osborne. honorary director Dominion Drama nounoed today Allan Wade. noted British stage authority, will regional adludioaior during oom- petltions in Wade of the finals in Ottawa.

Col. Osborne said in an inter-

of thé Festival, an-

the 1036 festival. Mr. last year was adjudicator

be "an. Should the

duties of that office devolve uoon chief Justice Sil- Lyman P. Duﬂ-

ln case of resort to force, it is clear there may be degrees of culplablllty

Whether Imd Tweedsmull- of Sir Lyman Duff will have the task, of swearing in the new government following the election remains to be pres-ant, adminis- tration be returned. this process will take place almost immediately after the balloting: should the mrvﬂnment be defeated a period of from one to two weeks will elapse

and degrees of aggression and cori- sequently, in cases where Article l6 applies, the nature qt the action ap- propriate to be taken undel- .t may vary according to the circumstances of each particular case.

“Your government, as I am aware, already recognizes these distille-

The communlnue states that on Jan. 29 last the British governm-mt was duly informed of the colonial objectives of Italian policy and leaves the impression that (he British government look no steps.

This. it w;- stated. is untrue.

As far back as ‘Feb. 2B Sir Eric Drummond. British Ambassador in Home. informed the Italian Rov- ernment of Britain's serious z-nn-

tlons. "And similarly, in regard to treaty

cam over Italian policy in Ethio-

._.s.c~t..

w ~ w. my:

could be initiated

against such

Continued on page 7

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(C. P. By Guardian's Special Mire] Fresh to strong winds, probably,

gales near Nova Scotia coast: un-

acttlcd with occasional showers. ‘IORONTQ Sept Qii-Mininlum

an;-

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hi Georgetown as tember soul. 0”’ manned an pm 1 "on u t r l . d l temperatures". m,“ m’ and m at ' View i” h“ ‘an Butlilil-‘gbdllmdi: Yiieiarltiea icleilhenirlidloenrngrirrlrbrtiY-fr. (continued on Page S) pa Continued on page '1 Qwgiln“ mum . . . . .. 24 38 1"”°°'"2a'“' h S ‘I F :1 Qmaduiﬂdllgigniieis tflpnbtid Meanwhile party leaders are ln- - ____ Aklnvlk . . . . . . . . . . .. so 32 - . “M, l . ‘M. . 4 1o s»... u m» m l» Beseborollg 8 a‘ "m" ma“; s... ‘....i“i‘l'l...§?“‘&‘.§‘.‘€ m; B l - P» - d 1 M 1 312:2?" ........... .. . .. Wm! N"? Publ" 3*“- w°d“"' ' ' (‘crested in the oontinped welfare lrerlns xins m in Western Can- d Otlng 8110 n 81118 wmnlm as s2 m,’ awn’ and ‘i’ a P‘ M‘ B" t ‘ his dedessor ada James S. Wcodsworth. lead- T m0 44 54 . 11-9910-0-20-21. uee izéei-Tlizarllﬂgem $1M!“ “d r a, ‘he C. o‘ n i! in wmmpeg a I P l d 03:“; . 36 54 a “n; rno"e than three yea-rs ago. and starts for Eastern Canada tn- 3 e Montreal . 42 52 a In” “m”, PM“ p“ '——'__ The Colonel added Lady moi-raw. Hon. H. It. Stevens. head . b so 5o Shady Grove" in North Wiltshile “I 3",“, gamma pal-sons on the lawns in front of _ u n v_ is Que Bo _ Hail cl t oewbel- lat l" "m a ms thcir hats and Twodlloulr h a WWW" l" l" l" "°°““"“° ° W‘ Saint John . 4o =4 mm‘ §¢,g4.3g.;o.1b.l_ (0- P~ 5! °"'“"" 59"“ m": ‘mﬂuﬁnffm distinction and a menlber of "the tourtnl Ont-vio- heviuﬂ “m” (s. P. a, Guardian's Special WIN) rather than the election itself and mum, 4 52 a2 . "m ‘mom “mm no‘ QUEBEC. Sept 30-430mm the 8 a . m-ltish mama League- eoverad Western Canada and the MIME“ 5am m‘ mm, o; m mwmauona; cqmpll¢guqm_lll- muﬂometwm w o; b“: $1: “u, n” ‘m uwrance River whose name that! Th’?! ﬁmm 32w“ “rﬁlﬁg Ulfmmt "WEN"- voters, struggling with complicated eluding the displeasure of neilhbofa m,“ , , _ o mm “uh”, _ _ __ . .-....... _. q umdiigmggh m; cwmntgslngy To? thewgollht: Eohllanparty to the chambers of the Yigmlggglrffﬁzilﬁisuflil: iifmecliiliilneigywiliikguingzvgfn. tMsrii-ilnedsProvigicﬁi; lgfssfhue: u ' W n , I'D l K n ygpgq-g-is-zi. eas of Baasboroush were Iiornewerd legislative oounoil- ‘Phero- oﬂ l‘ “"- , 21's world-publicised election of a ﬂlSlOn and excitement. ‘éfgiswtla c025,, unsettled Wm, . ll ____ bound today aboard tho 1mm" ""1! m" ‘rimlgofmmf I I S N new diet will continue all day to- vciel-s Were told w tear on so ogmxonax showers “nah” m“ ma" M“ ma a in last d!) on Canadian soil Cm Countess of Beas- mmands of voters were unable ittlielzltsbbebtirdggvlilaixcillw¢gillslllttiidzilﬁé “PM: mﬂwnotifyeeeroﬂuierliirw. o“. l. "Em “'° lmm‘ “w” hm‘ “am” °' m" w obtain admittance to congested loo names. Nervous citizens. ‘l’ 11"“ Me m“ ‘lgiﬁmoml lbw’ . —- . ' e tomorrow mo ng a . - l “more” ~='""".=......."" "z s:......n""""" "“ '" "" """'“" “‘ °’ n a u u iob-Bonnoti’! the man- zln sol: sail. snares "l... s» u» ma" -: s: i ' a *"" , “m. ' tiring Govern -Geaeral » did tea. instead f tn 1o in is estlm- and rises tomonow morning a - . 1i “Ami” M‘ hm’ m". m“ u Quartz: ahudhthendolmtaas ct Igtsaborough it is ggcuﬂﬂh-Bﬂltnett’! the man. mm Ziwuhmmt that the vot- ated byothe ileetloYl‘ ddminlt‘ . I'll-st quarter moon Saturday. I all. Iraokleyo, en nsseeyl.m% m" "M" were later said su Nvoir indiv- ins lm-lce wzll u. extended, which Wlthh pushing. struﬂlinhg mad: 0:: lttootdu-m-“de damn m“ v - “WWI W" "0"" ' “my -Canada' l d- a ed th bewildered lace. t tin swton. u- umomn e l." h“ ‘M w” m‘ m u" u‘ m‘ mm "mmimlﬁ iii; psndlieuliizncliieiuelng If it! pmwerlty-Bennett 5 the man‘ Chili's?» a airy marred shim one bniaerlcCaginetghunicdly decided to m. later than Charlottetown. . i m“ “"1"” W“ "° m“ Hm w u“ wwgmuﬁlmt s aat-Govemor Patsnaade, Premier ' n mule.- shooting my. m which roul- extend the voting another day. -, ‘rouse ‘Traverse Woman's In- ma“ ma. the loyal ‘hashes-tau and the niinisrttnrskilof If if! social peace and traliqil it)’ '" mzuwgxrgwlnlured. and occasion- ‘Pzlgignmzlaflillwfeligd aﬁicelossmwaeiﬁn m" 8033:5111‘ “m” m“ m “m” ‘ °“°"’“ w" m‘ “m.” w “Wigs a‘: '§.'m§l1""'§ll'£§ a o vies-mil Bennett 5 the man‘ - Result of the smash will not man party now holds is of the so l ;ﬁ_‘_',;,,':,- (u, g; m ~ militiamen Oct. Ind. nhst m "Nluﬂudmmunumt, In ‘ﬁomom artﬂwnmdgaevualdalyl- a {mnoteeseatamsutauaalswsauluuzvnn-avnnallr-Ctm will held lie ollIIhI “m ' - QYQY Ila"- ‘ ' "was election peel melon“? "f"! " ~ aﬁu Y’. ‘L-ioil tleaalaaibeataadtbehlaitabd Germany-sawed. . '