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IS EMAND

This W'ill Be the Chief Issue in the.

Next Election, Declares Hon. H.

H. Stevens.

11-_io

(8peclal to The Guardian)

,Bennetts request and will supervise

VANCOUVER. N°V- 14-VBHCOUV-,the Conservative organization for

ei- is demanding a hlgh Canadian tariff wall to oppose that which President-elect Hoover proposes to erect against Canada. Hon. H. H. Stevens told Conservatives at a mass meeting here that this would form the chief issue at ‘the forthcoming

_two years beginning in January. He is doing this at a great sacrifice and without remuneration by either sal- |ary or expenses. ‘ Since the successful Winnipeg ‘convention there has been a unani- |mous desire in the Conservative par-

scasion of the House of~Commons ty that General Mcitae take charge

and the next federal election. Toronto and other eastem cities

were becoming more and more alive to the need of building up Canada and providing work for Canadians rather thanletting them follow Can- adian materials to the United Stat- .es, he said. P. Ladner. M. P., and Kon. Geo. Black, M P., both aug. gested that co-operation in develop- ing the St. Lawrence witerways be withheld until it was known _,what Hoover was going to do about the tariff.

GEN. McRAE ORGANIZER o1'rAwA. Nov. 14._-while in ot-

tawa on Saturday, Major General A.

of the organization. His severe acci- ,ldcnt last spring prevented him mak- ing any decision but now complete-

ly recovered in health and having so arranged his large business inter- ests as to permit of his absence hel will loin with Hon. R. B. Bennettl -'Ohh Jones. the famous Pl'°9lI¢¢- in preparing the pony for thc r.cxt`wr. who Plans to so 1° FIX lol” contest. lBailln Land, next winter. llc is = General Mcaoc in politics, iii thc seeklne the hissed sllvrf. lbw and army and in business has dlsplayedllead proposition in the 31135011 Bly remarkable organizing ability andmrca and bases his hope ol' lillliilll Mr. Bennett is highly gratified and.lt on infonnatlon- received from lencouraged in prevailing on him to,Maior Burwash, chief 8`°V¢f|“\'*°“\ devote his time to the party welfare.| geologist. Johnny Sly! “Ili HWY* |rlo plans have been announced but:will be about eight ll\¢l\ |11 01° P2141' it is believed he will work through»as well as a supply of huskie 41°F the Provincial Conservative organl-land his arctic ice sleigh. a special-

D. McRae acceded to I-lon. R. B. zations. ` |ly constructed machine caD&\ll= °f

'about 60 miles an hour. Asked

“Wreched” Shlip,

Believed' Safe `

(Canadian Press) HA1.1i-‘.1i_x, N.s., Nov. il~'rlic rc-

lX>l't€d loss of the Shelbume aux- iliary schooner Lucky Sin-llqe off Cape'Sable Monday night was only a hoax it was believed today. Law- rence Sweeney, of Yarmouth, own- erofthevessel.saldhehadre~ ceived no word of any accident and believed the ship, was quite safe. He said a Boston radio station had been in communication with _the Lucky Strike last night.

The schooner was said to have

foundered' after it caught fire 40 miles off Cape Race. the fuel tank exploding and -blowing the craft to Pieces. News of the "wreck" reach- ed helleyestorday when a man pur- Porting to be R. E. Colley, super- camo of the vessel. telephoned from Pubnico, Yarmouth County. stating that “Ca tain Williams" and a crew

l lwhat area. looked the best to h_l_m ll)

, lthe north IWW. 301128 saidt Por-

Dublm Co vt. l°“"’“”‘ “ “““"t‘i$1ii..§1“.Z".."f”f§§

Will Ignore

State, declarw that the Dublin

ion of the British Privy Council

on the subject of compensation for, ~.ivi| servants wllo lost their civil, service 'positions when under thcl lilish treaty the Free State 'bookl wer the administration in Southernl n-cloud. I

“We will not pay beyond what,

-vas originally found to be due, byl our own Supreme Court, We will -lot pay a farthing more in corre- 'luence of the decision of the Privy

<SD¢°i°»| W Th” “M ed colors The ceiling is done in d c Stupart 9 P P l “ig *ml

. ,uary l next Sir Fre erl l ‘ further off and saw European af- S- O. S. call was ck

`.’.'2iZ°’...°`;‘.’I.?. Z’.‘.i. .‘23.i’?i‘.’.‘€’..‘§§i$§;’l“lf;°;,§;;; °,‘,‘§,,;“;;i,<g,§;;§;;:;;i‘“;gi ...ls it .....l____ _ ___

‘ '.01 - “You br c op ons o e

The plaques are of green and ¢_ 111 etirc from that post. f

-fellow gold with a mauve back-ll1;‘;I:,l?lg"l,eenrab°u¢ 40 years in the 25;” _;l_V_;_Jl_°_ld S311 cgl_i;ecXu;l_1¢en_errol-_s__ ur; _ Tl'0l1!1d as We *U50 the ""9<n°ePt5~ |service. Who will succeed Sir Fred- me Brftlsh Commonwealth of Na_ There are so many blending col-_“lc has not yet been indicated but Mons brings a conmbutlon to ,the "S and 5° much detail °°me°tedl5“°h ‘m appmntmem is bound up peace of the world which no other

..ith,the decorating, all contribut-lwllh lmqgher proposal now being ower can brlng_,.

,ng to the harmonious effect. that calelully collsldel-ed_ DAS camml developed so would lts t is impossible to describe in full It ls understood that removal of s_________s in external mall/ers mcreasm

he many excellent features of thclthe meteorological , headquarters lt was incumbent ,

BUENOS AIRES, Nov. 14.-

Forty persons-were reported kil- led and at least 130335 hectares of new crops were destroY¢d in a cyclone that swell! DH"-9 0' Argentina Monday night. 1\dVl¢‘ es disclosed today. Communi- cations are so badly disrupted that the full details cacmot bc obtained yet. It was known however, the cyclone was one of nic wont that luis reached this

Council," Mr. Blythe concluded. Er” ln yeam

HIGH TARIFF _ PRosPEcToR ~ `

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Interior of St. Dun-

stan’s C a t h e dral Presents Beautiful

t o b e Completed This Month. ’

The extensive renovation and

decoration oi' the interior of St. Dunstan's Cathedral, which was commenced about four months 9/Bo. is nearing completion and it is ex- nfcted that the work will be fin-

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Appearance -Work

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Ottawa.

OTTAWA. Nov. 14- An exposition

to the treaties of Locamo, coupled with a plea for the people of the British Dorrtinions to interest them- selves in foreign affairs so that the policies of London might represent not only those of the British Gov- ernment, but would also respond to sentiment in all the constituent

ished by Saturday, Nov. 24th. 'f'

MGSBYS PBl'l2lI'¢‘Hi. the d°°°1‘°*iV° Herman Trelle of the Peace Blver giengeoégtge linrlallgilgrillziilxlleg gi artists in charge. have Peffmmed district, who has made at world- dress given by 51,- Austen gimmbel-_ ‘llelf W°fk in B m“V‘*’1Y f”“‘°“- wide reputation as is zwwer cf loin, before tho canadian club hero rho uitc_rior_ rrescrgs °»“‘/_;":;Yt§f wisest sod oats. will cxlilliit ct tiic ¢,,,,l,,y_ _ _

colors. P ees nil an res E no rl winter Fair, Toronto, for the 1 _ eye and blendmg in beautiful hah ami; “me in mmm Oman “___ ou'l_L;l_i_$edBnt_ll_sllea_£ol_;elig_;\ost_S“¢=;crB_ret;-_ily Bone We were the last to lump. m°“V Wm* me architectural design will atfkllll thc fllf- In 1936 H°¥‘|rope prior to the famous meetings. ‘f me C“““`d"“‘~ Week by week' man Trellc W0!! the W°f|d'5 “mm” The increase in armaments was not “S me 'w°rk~pr°gressed' visitors lli0“5hiP f°l' wth “'h°°¢ “nd °“"5|dllo to further desire for military 'mid See il "'°~'““"’1° "’““5‘°m"“ ' at the clilcsgolntcruotionltl. glam he S,,_l,l_ but 0,, the fem. which

Wk' which must be seen to belfmm T°r°m'° to ottaga tlilsalbi_1l?liI7’;rlis£d€|-iiaghuslo take an interest in over the gray waters. Vice-Admiral 300000 bud

tppiecioicd. seriously suggested lm ' l tl l Bllllsl, 01- Taylor of tnc oottlcshi I - is

- _ ___.._. l_ foreign atfn rs so ia D D Wyoming seed; By water, 550,000 bus.. Y

The ilppmxiznatli cihsttlg; siilllliillgy mme isl ukelgll tgeléalgzprglelcfmglwlluof icy might. also reflect the sentimen‘ ;§P01'f§d by wireless that it was notlrail. 50.000 blls. total 800,000 bus.

Cdbinet Meets ' ifetilzilaoolilg' " to sir Frederic stuvart. of all the P°°P1°“ °f the E‘“‘°“°' . we ” p°“"”e “ny '“°"’ °f “lf This as will be See" 8"” “ wi"

tion taking place, until today the .__-<¢>--.-- l ll l t swallow sf-ml wi in f=»v°f°l>1e _ Z'i.‘§"§.“ o’i.‘..i..'°‘.;‘.‘Z””i.f°ii.i°i.°57`.._.,‘.i‘.‘i&_' fi ith anything of the v 1 °mP"‘S°“ W no cxplsiiicd the rejection by trio

The color scheme of decoration is Budwm 6° mm nt p

kind in Canada. > ‘_ _ , ' e of me mwcol ` l , U8/féd b R8mS&. W” “mes °f gold' ye§°w ‘md green ~ ~ l)\iac(§t;l”Ia`.l‘ii. ngiizb an sl;-Bfeemenhl with added touches I silver. The ` 'would have entirely altered me “ai” “ning is 3 d°H°°'t'e W” hue' . = character of the League of Nations, The side chapels and Sanctuary are I lmaklng lt an lmtmmem for wal.

visions of loveliness. the ceilings _cf _ _“ther than an agency for the_ are some more ,fxmfonggr d(:’lf;“§n°rl::l‘l;nel:l§l°;i ang _ preservation of peace, the League _

` WW; ““‘~ "Y ““’ “y’..“°m""°' -old silo dotted with gold stars. Dll°ecl301' 0f M€te0r0- would have become it superstore. tossed seas all the Vlrslnla Caves. water and poured mm \“““*°

l »¢ by oily means done. __ _ infringing and. overriding thel‘.illh.ll'§..._‘?¢li¢ being. sought by the search gems into the sea. D1 sn < lhneufomrmg Dil- th§ldc?:g0kt’l‘:g hglcal Service of of the sovereign states which b' lights of rescue craft last night. " sm-vivo” there are

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A ‘..--.rv-r\..n>_r

_LITTLE HOPE

FOR SAFETY

rn..-<.u._ anus- - ~v -v_¢»-L;=-

120.

of European conditions leading up? lcotiodlsu Press) . of trio 125 survivors ii

ithe American Shipper, tl

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-The last

he Said. were the last to leave the

“We stood by the railing," he

said. “and all the lifeboats had

words of Captain W. I. Carey, of _the Belrlin which docked |the Vestris were. "Hell. no; youltha same time 18 were .1lllnp." They were brought to New,only _5 passengers. From

York today by Alfred Duncan of passengers from the sunken

Liverpool, one of the Vestris' stew- er there came a story of ha. ards, who was brought to New York and heroism, of l-msvery and -

on the Berlin He and the captain, ling, of good intentions and

|pot»ence which altogether

Shill- ed probably aa, breathless

“-lumix" he said. “You had better der to abandon ship the ard jump. sir." I said. "Hell, ml y0ll|women and children first

___H N U Vice Admiral Taylor of Battleship

'British Foreign Secre- - ’ - _ tary Speaks Before Wyoming Estimates That Death

Canadian Club -at List W'ill Be in Neighborhood of

'. gs .. sill gi? eihggégiigais

sengers and 84 crew: of

the sea as' had _been hco-'rd the hisimy of sea._ma.nshlD- ‘

When Capt. Carey gave

zvvsanmnawywnvazmrranx ~u.vw1¢ .ni _:mx/vw .zu na

anncrnmzvv

.ll1mD."l1e said. I jumped then,and of the sea. and two boats I think he lumped mer mc. But 1 ruled with them. nut the surviv- never saw llim again. on 50,14 0110,; the crew seemed in-

The second night after the 328 expert in getting the boats low"-

passengers and crew aboard the|ed. For two hours the women and Lamport and Holt liner Vestris in n children swung from the daviin as sinking condition found 206 persons me boats were lowered inch U7 rescued some of which were steam- inch, swinging with the Sl\h'!ifh\h 1118 toward port: 122 were still.un-llurch of the ship. Bllddelily the accounted in official compilation ship wallowed in a trough deepen' made by the owners of the Vestris. 'than .any before and two lifebotill _A lone raft from the Vestris and were cracked like eggshells aklifiht bits of wreckage that might sup- me sh.ip's side. The bmi! bm” Port other survivors on the wind gpm about 15 feet above UM

ali s til?

~ ° Y’ “"5 “W ° g ionized to it Dispatches that alter-cc tliro ii me 31 women

__ f , d l, f Bl ms..- nt ~ _ us out len or _

Deggsggn I - Hill: l> ,l;"'}§‘em aff; °lom_°"’;;aumuli Calif-Ida H3.S SP9 creat Britain could not bc iu_ the ctiior from rescue ships iss; ed on im, vom-is uid the

- _ l ' io dltl th night ld that ix _

'_' ‘FOR TY KILLED mi... finishes is green sold which About Forty Years ggfagl Eg; gf 3,” ,mf ,$32, lm, ,jim and hfonllfgffégw md not s coolo cillll Y W “_A

'A (Canadian Press) ‘ , , stand out in pleasing harmony with _ - , ' ~ e ‘ ' lwd l’llhe C f em wasl NEW YORK- ' " 'l Ll°_

DUBLIN Nov it-Ei-nest Blytiicf me collins background lll the Service. *gil QllvxggerfeslloweveslWhl¢h";‘;’Ps§;'§ 3 Selfelllll lifeboat 1 Liga; ____

tlnance of the Irish Free; C I The Sanctuary, perhaps the most ___

_ _ the position of Great Britain stilll As radio stations along the coast` continued on page 3

t ill i th d is ‘ Zhtiikmgwglilg blialrltgaliiigzhlilfhiofvhkli ‘Special mtT}13l;vGi|::‘.u¢§h‘)Jsn- ‘“”°“¥h* 5 °°‘"'“"‘“ d"“"°h‘“°“" si“°°lWle'° "s“”“"“ '°’ “d‘“°‘°““’ “CWS

G°"°m'me“ W snare e ec 'i G dian) .n re ’ l OTTAWA' On' ' -` th eo le of the Dominlons werclfl FGSCUB Oneratlons last ht

i d

the steamer K. R,.pKilsgsl;lll)ry fri-T3 Dvrtihg the schooner Anna M. Haid. 'mel' ill/1118 distress signals and* H-*kills for food and provisions. The schooner had lost her boats and] Provisions, in a storm oil the At. lsntic coast. but was "holding un- def 0855' canvas." the message said.

As darkness of the second night

slnce_ the castaways took to life.

P0 TA TO

_ SHIPMEN TS

'rite followlns svprwdmefe 58"” represent the shipments Of WWW” to date by the Potato Growers Aa-

sociatlon: 'rsiiie stock: By Wow' 15°-00°

boats and a makeshift raft, settled

sus.; by roii isocoo ousf; wail

wsmiunn

unaccounted for were living

P I

°f 5°"°n hm anlved were Saf°ly_ t ct Mr. Renard Panzironl. in ChB»~Ee The growing imD0""an°e M the met- If the Aclmiral's belief proves to shipment by waoer of 700,000

in a. power dory.

"Colley" said the men had time'

to save their belongings and stood by the Lucky Strike until it' sank. The whole affair was found to bc fictitious. today, when lt became known that no power dclvy had put into Pubnico harbor yesterday and that nothing was known there re-

§°____ __

(Canadian Press)

ments were forthcoming after

on ra f the decorating and his Callable corological service in Canada to ha- and by "ll °f 20°-009 ms' °"' “J

~ - ,_ _ . vc been well founded the deathlgemel- 900000 bu5_

“' 0““i“’“l' Awo fdccl to wall. .?‘zlli...S;:".f*.;‘::.l..‘:i§r-nail: .‘;;';il:lf..s l:“;l.=..:l Manw Recerved ls; be -fl 1. is www

sd that they expect to c0ml>1€t¢ out, also the fact that weather ser- _ ` _ o TORONTO, Nov, 14_ __ 3_ . ~ _

_ o he job on or about Novembenvlce for purposes of navigation ls B “een Marte MOm_reBl_ and Edward M_ w____Cox. for shipmexft by steamer at <.veo_r~go__

Arnflerst F lr-In wth |being steadily expanded in connec- llsellt for a Halifa N cont Own' Charlottetown and summer

~ ‘ . ' l ---- X.

OTTAW-5~ NW- “’“N° “m“°““°°'- Mr. llarlo Panzironi. wl'lU`B»C*f°\‘ tion with the work done by the Dc-, _swam M The Guudlml commlslsoll merchants ‘:g':msC€fi_' -

‘rl har e who is at present in New partment of Marine and Fisheries l amgn ll ll

_= ___ C K - #_ ' ARE N _ 14.-.l ilu 8 'llmber of survlv - ' ltf ld f thu it tooo with

lengthy sitting of the cailllnet el; _ York City is expected to arrive hcrol In conjunction with this work. too ME_;~lg_HRumEg;ll_s lfgfwly mstxled ed up by the French tonkcfggiylillé, ll 'liusgls on fmgrd loaflsd nl

bus. of seed are on the tracks read)

de 8. S. "Boniface" sails from Bum-

garding the reported laiccideiit. In- day, At the conclusion of t e m -i _Ci dh Press) .hcl-my 0° inspect the finished work. is conducted, to a considerable de- P le d his cabinet of peasants yesterday. Arthur C. Pattersor- Summerslde, and 81.000 bushels load-

quiries at other ports along the

ing, the Prime Minister solid there Axn; n 14 D A H vhigh no doubt will meet with his grae, the forest fire protective ser- rcm,!'. t_md Queen Marla today ‘~`.dmonton Alta is also reporte .1 at Georgetown. She will finish

. . - HALIF . .':'v. - 1'. _ _ were rece ve by ' "

south shore were fruitless. Thqmight be an announcement tcmcr h Um “_ ppl.ol,al_ vlce. The important branches of the d Prim _ Hel "_ mother among mcse saved by the Wrlaml er car 0 with zomo bushel. w H

Lucky Strike, a. vessel of 95 tons|rcw A number of appointments

M°°f°~ lwesid'-'“" °f t 9 vers ----<0->--- weather service are already centred lm lu" by “"5 E Algogelhen 64 people were pl k l

. g _

lc-s fs.. si. ss... mggml ...°.....~. wi ll is Mr, ~°,;d.;§,.:§'“s.;.°:l:=1s....“"“.:“l.°f° .l~»,g;l;,»w»- ;,;»=; gg; fl is ii "i:.‘;ll°“.:.°.i‘.'.:“i.‘§‘.;‘“.i:i:““:.°§‘..~ »y mi. vs... °°°"‘ .i ;“:.‘.°.“.:;.°‘;';.f.i°°.:f“.;‘.‘;.‘i..¥l“°..sn er 3 for "sea," and has n 0 that some of them were e - _ i _ c o . .ne are a e ea qua rs 0 ~ A late despatch recel dl t l 'l ` '

b t will not be approved untillnew Kings College has been award Missing Men ll _he ,ervlce Wm, lu, dlrecwm should psasaffia had the greatest symbv-l'hY stated th t K ve as n gl; or New York.

the Nova Scotia coast for some

d u - _ o eith w. B ,

days, l,;y.nl:,..mw_ 'rim-0 ag; va_::emiciest_l_l;l?ml<__redtl1e° _flrlnm _l>__f__sl=th;i_desé CuTrl_'_y; be located ln me cBplml_ and respect for the rolal house and Ch rl urt son

diciary. the M -' °“ " ` '

Announcements,

Coming Events,

Meetings. Etc

"ROBIN HOOD RAPID CHINA

OATB. Betthl' Oats, Bctlnr China All Gr0c0l's. 0529-10-20-ti

“Dance at Emerald Hall, Friday

night. 90|!-li-15-21

°°Dr. Ollft, M. D.-Start now hom!

WGltch0ltAr 00., N. Y., U. B. A.

' 9'7'5m°' the Royal Wl Nfl'

-"-° thi! 111011*-I1

"Look, Biggest show lst. Don't

miss this cnc. Borden toni; t. Canoe Cove Friday, Victoria Saturday. 9060

"Loading live hogs at Halelbrook on wednesday. Novémiibi- mst. Hlrrv Jonlrins. _ r

9052-ll-14-df

"Novell Club, shi Hogs and

Lambs November lim at once Cleo. Leslie. |044-li-14-2|

_#Borden 'nl 'Z

'While muh. Anmmluc alll.

“hilly evening, November iw:

solo-ii-is-sl

the Ju

h railway com- total estimated cost of the build-

mm bw-ilgeagxiirsgtflu or thc new ings including furnishings, is s45i,

Identified

"““‘°“' I uc ooo' construction will begin im' ~ 't' m nfgf

S. S. Lynntown is now loadinljt

would support the dynasty loyally. ° °° W' mm- °f Cifd-Mon. Al iummerslda with 70.003 bllllill

berta. is believed to have beer `table stock for Cuba. and anotbx'

aboard the ill-fated vcstrls_ so rr ftcomcr s s‘ "Hellman" is loadiai no mention of his name has ap 'lt Georgetown for southern perl

udlo commission has also to _ ___ _E _“nun” hem ppor lon e peered among the lists of rescued, _ ‘with 75,000 bushels of seed. _

n Th Mexico city.

_gd ed on ar_i_tlisli ctglullibio alter tour_li

ing Unite Btu anns n searc _ of the belt. They astounded local

sellers lg pulling out a huge roll of bills an peeling oi! $558, the price of the 170 blrdsll y rslmailk- ing that it seeme 0 muc sa er carrying large sums of money in

Coax and the United States than in co.

President Caller. when he retireel

_mm from intends to raise piuem;

bred. POD .

NPN' the object Mexican ln WI farmers to in-|

the e oo - 3 boys bovs

tban800 All the

_ 1

w» “'° °' '“‘ '°""”"“°'”°’ ' LAST MINUTE News FLASHES | e ‘ .

(Special to The Guardian) SHANGHAI, Nov. 14-Nino

(een ot the plrifi who looted the British steamer llala Chl and killed aoorel of Chinese. have been captured by the Brit- ish doltrorer Boraph. The Ser- aph also 'recovered two limi! iofded with the loot.

N. - The

B. Balbrovrn and his associates vacate the presidency and dl- ietoratc of that compatiy. _

liismcd. ‘“°‘"‘“°”' ‘md me emlge “ “D o1'rAwA.ont.. Nov. 14.-"rlic ld- ' |

l lil

the “W °°”°¢° °“ s"“d'°y °“"“’“' Mn Mao d f ilortlicm -- _ = ` and Holt

Club Mefnbefs to was conveyed to Kings by Damon' ligiiliiiba fiiinthewiasstoelevcn days (Special to The Guardian) to ` si” U““'°““"' as definitely established today with o'r'rAwA. ont., Nov. 14.-contccu ' cg. at

eeelpt of a wirelesshiessage from funds arising out of the war have] _o R , An

G” ‘° T°'°"‘° “° “ °i’.;‘.;i.zr;i°i.il::; usosttv vos' 'ckcfs :t?.°°°°.......“'°°“ -

'Jh - '

Pays faf Thi)-1:; names of the missing men year. In each there is a board of HE oiston and delay,

Guardian) were given as follows: O. Smith. trustees to _administer the fund. Al- Willhm J. Clny

lsrwlll 'D '"‘° ol . >l-moo Albort. sock.; 'adwsrd Mud-_ ucrto is to receive 1.152 per cont; . ) rnmspofosd

pm ___ mm muum iroN_/l:__~rol;l_,_;ro__ill_l_l4l_-o1_;_eams___e can Canada"-| Hens iictz. wiuiiioes. Msn.; s. autlta. aritlsn columbia. ioimn pcranlgl Af1'¢\\ ian -ui

°" °“ WN' Wm” W ' . M .; N. Sh baturo Manitoba, 10.658; New runs c.

vlllbv °f '-ll” M""'"“° P"°"‘“°°’ 'gg 1 rl:l°ihon.;°'ll. Nowosoditond T. lima; Novo scotio s.s'4D; ontario 41,- » n Fair at Toron VANCOUVER.. B. C.. Nov. 14. - l.l°m,tk._ mm of winnipeg, Men; 237; Prince Edward Island H36; ' in me P|'°'|d°“t Cm” °’ M°’“°° ‘my N” ll. Rusak, whose address is not Quebec. 11.822: Saskatchewan 1.182:

me purchased 170 prize British Colum~ mown. and the Yukon. 269 percent. _l __

°‘ e bla hens for stocking his farm nec* . _ , _ ~ ~ -~ f f . _ u"

lf- ?

,A `

14-Mltrltime:

winds. fair and

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