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POLICE COUBTy-At the police curt yesterday two motor collis- m caseswere heard. One was dis- ‘lsssd, the other adjourned till this ‘naming. ' M‘ FUNERAL NOTICE-Imp film" ‘l of the law Mini. P130116 J. Twee- y takes place this‘ afternoon ser- lce starting at 3 p. m. leaving her its residence 8A Hiilsboro St. at so. Interment People's Cemetery. CATTIJI-PIIICES UP. '- There is n keen demand for cattle now and ‘rlca are gradually climbing. The unity in miich and beef cows was argely caused by loss "of -mll- ens of cattle‘: Jhlfitralia 188% 'ear. The deman "will likely con- "inue for several years yet. A great vlany cattle have been loaded at Vlurray River and other southern "torts in this province and are be- ing shipped to Montreal. Newfound- land and other nlarkets. '

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'ious records for ofleringa of silver ‘ox skins at auction will be" broken my the special sale of these pelts hat is to be held here bythe New York Auction Compsiny on January ‘vii, General Manager J. Gordon ‘ioakes- "said yesterday. _

From present indications, he ad- ied, the record total of over 8,000 ‘slivers? established at the com- pany's sale here last ‘January, will be ' ‘ lly exceeded. A single shipment of 7,500 skins. worth about 11,400,000. will be nisde ‘to the sale by Fromm _Bi'0fl'lbi'B. silver fox farm

operators at Hamblfliii. Wis.

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the nil-II of the people as obstruc- m representatives of special inter- After the uni r U ' Iowel-"Canada toll: giperizlgrnt ‘ . i: Mvinulgathe colmciilors ei- pssn stocks has-been tried. The v P0P r "vote. But tlu gum - snerde "M r ..s*-:....Mrr at governor‘, who .0! filli. to a reversiornto therein‘? WWW but with}. diilerence. The counciliorswere again appointed by fllfao- "*9 , WYHOI‘. but‘ on the nomina- “d uoTihof rm“; b ' ' =='.~ s s russ hich‘ - ‘m’ ‘time have been duly/cu 1Y5’? 13.. o! Dsrinmzent neflt to character of

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WWW"? Within these frames of govorn- p ' "filial-B W"? 011- ’ meut there have profound ‘m’ “m” t‘? "i? m“ "l"? changes in the distrib ion of me sometimes" s good deal powers of thestate. m French ° ""“1,"° l" the View! of the other Rum“ w“ a m“ “mu” ‘m, ‘w and each step forward has carried plemacy between m; ‘gqygmgm’ m. 50MB Dart of the principle from tulda-nts and bishops, with suc- "mi?" “dvmwe W" meds- ‘Ilwrc 1w cees largely cletennined by the per- hm‘ ‘mnfd “w”? a WW of Wt- mmnms o‘ the cantata,“ " look and a cast of national wind Since Colloids became a part o! "mm may be ‘flay iiesmbifd l" the British Empire, from the time "'1 “Mdlwlsm- , when as a mere dependency, she In mind“ we °ni°Y I 10ml 01 was governed in accordance’ with Wvemmfllt whim W firmly be’ instructions from the “W” w.“ Sim“ l" W"? W94’ l4‘ Government until she has coins to ‘"9’ cimnlrl’ "114 l" "eedli- 11> h” rwogmud u an equal mime‘. been put to the test under many within the Empire. her historygiis mhlggsxgd hi: eigective in - . " ‘a sper y an seasons “i” 5' dvmmm“ °' "W" » n ofadversity. 1t is indeed thereflex

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, the framew < remained “Pm “d m‘ “i Fm’ ‘ m!" ch39 utkzrlchauged. m arfagovemment ° swtm“ Tl“ fr” kwmumll‘ w“ uubmhed consisting of a w“ w ch are our pride were not erect- m executive council, a logis- i"? a‘ ‘my sped!" Fwmmfll- “:3? labtve ‘coundl. and a legislative as- m" m" shill?" themselves ' sarlbly composed of members elect~ ‘Y! Wider ‘he “mm!” "I. mama‘ ed by the people. By the " ‘" in- WHY Opinion as expressed by the stitutions the country is °W°d "W relive °f the P“- wdiy; Th, mm, o, m. may“, pie. A French writer had saili, that

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n t: that f legislative coun 't¢i‘.5fl°n5é'°1 cdmblnfillblls- 97 WWW?" Sieinate; and the legislative aécimi M115 “F41 °I QWPIMN- “W311”? bly is 119w called the House of Wflmles- Places and cirwmstenws- cmmohs_ The changes My, Mm Bertie it would be difficult to find merely changes of names. _- 1.55.‘??- diiflmlwn- his?’ guyugdlm, “gtgsgiggnthelfowhfif "In the adaptability of our consti- ward of the powers entrusted to the “W” u“ "'5 ‘tmmth- “mugh a, State In 1792 and for a genera.- “ew demmm’ mpflmh wwfitu’ “on iam, the “Emmy "in m; ma, tional practice wosmade at Con- maflve camcm, um “anew mare federation in the form of a writ- than give expression to the vieiwa w‘. 4mm“- "5 ‘PM’ “m1 "-5 °P‘ u. held as u» what would be for" the “NW1 11° “"8"” m” mmwd PW’- Mwmw ,6 o, m, count,’ I, pm. Like the constitution of ‘Great Bri- ed bills. ut‘ whether those bills m"!- it '6. "m" “l. 83"!“ °’ would flnd their place on the statute Wlilumns m“! PM '4" "l" s“ mo“ as laws dépended up“, the experience of a people wisely direct- ernor and ‘his carefully selected "'4 ‘m’ Y?“ “¢°- "i" “M” gvmatlve-wuncn ‘ some misgivings, the xperiment war n_ the flaws {the assembly d“ tnade of brihil-fll together in a fed- not find favor with-the legislative “m” m‘ mph’. °‘ d“ 9m‘ council m‘ the scverndr WY Mb” em province? hi}: as well not havebeen expressed. “sembu”? ° lrepmte t the 00d In those Colonial days the gov- We W S" W @818 m‘ E emu? represented the Crown in ca- 91' all under one constitution. It "Ma “d also w“ the reprsgnm, yes only one step in our poidtlxcral tive of the Government of Great bravest?» bu‘ P°rmps ‘he “mt- " Edam m“ as these two functions oortant one. Last year we celebrat- “e combined today in we gov"- ed the Diamond Jubilee of the.‘ nors of the colonies in other‘ parts c°"@°d¢mu°“~ It L’! mmmmng m of the Empke ‘ Ztlyace the evolution oi govemmen‘ ' lfnifianada, frolnthe day that Jac- ques Cartier landed at Gaspe in

When however" . the Canadian provinces. became united infion- federation, there came into helm; l! more complete development of self- govemment and an emergent» 0f nationhood. which Jvrousht a vital change in the‘ position of the gov- emor-general. More and morcthe gowrnor-generai came to be ex- clusively ‘the representative of His Majesty the Kins. and less and is“ the representative or agent of the Government of Great Bfltfllfl- ° At the p t day theGover- nor's relation to the aflairs of State may be, bed as one of in- fluence rather than of power. Hi5 experience, and the advantages that he gains as an oniooker, having '- survey of the- whole situation. are placed freely at the service of the Pfime Minister. but the final de- cision rests with the latter. who in turn obtains his power from .0"! freely expressed will of the elec- izrrate.

The method of appointing mem-

on the shores of Canada, and brought in European, civilization and then to think of the last set in ouxgnew relations with other countries when M. ‘Georges Jean Knight, ‘Minister “Plenipotentiary from France presented his creden- tiais about two weeks ago, on No- vember‘ 15th, to our Governor Gen- eral as the first MIIIlBtBr Plenipo- tentiary fromFl-ance to Canada. and during t I same month ir William Clark took up residence t,‘ Ottawa aslligh Commissioner in‘ Canada ior Great Britain. These new rela- tionships were adopted by the Em"- oire at the Imperial Conference of i920 and marked a. distinct "advance in carrying on business between na- tions, i a way that reduces to a minim the pitfalls caused _ by mistakes and misunderstandings.

. The idea of our new relationships may be more cleariy‘understood_ if I quotes.- paragraph from a speech by the Itight Honourable Prime Minister of Canada before the Lea- gue of NationsSocfety of Ottawa recently: -

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‘lode. toward perfecting ‘our system ~11‘. self-government; we must agree ‘hat the Breatest coptriblstliig fac- ‘or to attain this end is the t/oler- » logic and respect for each other! 7i we; practiced. bvhglllr people. 011-" ,_ _"s peo c are as- iefidescelladed chiefly from two neat" races 1nd ipeakingtwo lan- ninjas. Proud ohflle traditions we ‘nherit from our other countries "if . he _. Scotland and _A .V Inspired by those tradi- tions and true to our inheritance we go ‘JLDIIQITMIIWIQVJjIIB northern bail 1i confluent a nation within a. comnipnweilth that will wield an ‘nhuence down through the aga, that ‘, _ y yep come, for the gdod 1i’ d and the peace of the vorld. '. v

Rev. E. H. ' y gave the re-j ‘ll’ to the toast ‘.."'I‘he Land 6' ‘he Heather." In beginning his address. "he said he had not been so-thriiied since he last addressed ‘xi-s own St-Andrews Society in his own land. It was well that the ‘hutch had p‘ -‘ the festival of St. Andrew‘ when the nights were ‘ongest, night dwell long over the memory 1f their fathers home-the land of the heather.

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EVENING AT 1 P. M. Soim-“ln the Golden Evening" .‘ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Miss. Jacqueline y Address. _

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It was a small land, this Scot- and. I But Greece. which gave to the vorlid thevmarbies of Phidias and the glorious epics of Homer, was a wmil land. as was Palestine, too.| ‘rem which ‘came to the world the n ie yet humble faith in the Cross 1f\Christ. , . . ,

Why were we, in the coming of God chosen" to ‘be the descendants ‘f Scottish heroes and saints? It was ‘n order that we might f- by carrying iut their glorious heritage of faith "md loyalty forever enrich and 93-‘ "loble the races of mankind. What are the"» characteristics of ‘he Scot which we and perpet- uate. - Is it modes i’ Well, Rome "my err. ll-nd G may err, but ‘he Scottie and "the Briton are alone "n the truth. no! it l8 not lflnd- rsty. What is it‘! First loyalty, cultivated in the clan, loyalty to the ~hief, to the greater ‘clan of Boot- ‘und; loyalty to Britain, and wider still. loyalty to‘ the British Empire. when tile. conscription act was passed, and they went into the Highlands to get conscripts they re- turned alone. Why? "" Because-the l-Iieiahd lads had already all joined the colours. (Applause) ‘" Dr. Ramsay, In speaking of the Scottish quality of loyalty, praised the poem by Cinnamon T. For- 1vthe,White, which was sung to the tune of "O Canada" in response ‘p the toast to Our‘ Great Dominion. Then there is another Scottish

‘uaiity, thrift. He " continued: thrift that ' turns ‘the wheels of ‘ndustly and lays up food for ‘the poor. Why, the speaker said. these jokes the Scots manufacture

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' THE SERVICES

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Subject z-"The World Conquest". Arlthelrlt-"Soldlers of Christ, Arise! . 2.30 I’. Mw-Sabbath School and Bible Classes. her: Rev. Hammond ' Soloist-Mrs. J. J. Stew _ Anthemz-"I Will Sing oi’ Thy Power" . . . . . . . . Sullivan (Solo Part. by Mr. Ilarvey McPherIon)

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Anthelnz-“Softly the Bile Mr. Harry Cras

about themselves they sell to the world-at a price. (Laughter-J "But" he went on in a, more serious vein, “If they ‘have ever hoarded up gold. they haveglven their blood." Then theretis industry-it ls the indus- try "of the Scot which has made the world wbatit is today.

There is yet another quality-the insight‘ and appreciation of the spiritual. Look at the vision , of Bobbie -Burns, ground down with poverty: Sir Walter Scott with his bankruptcy, and Stevenson with his illnessf-their vision has spriirig from pain, and through martyrdom the Scottish people has won to vic-

ready to pass through the files of suflering for what we" hold to be truth. So shall we win our place like our fathers in that glorious Pantheon of» those~who have ever kept unsuliied their honour and their faith. a lion. W._M. Lea. replied to the‘ toast to Prince Edward Island. The speaker first alluded to a re-l cent visit to Scotland, in which he| noted the great thrift of the Scot- tish farmers. They have an arable area. of only three times that of Prince Edward Island, and yet they have seven lion head of sheep as againstthree million in- Canada. Resultant the “cent Clydes- dale‘ Ayrshire- herds which n". had seen there-the finest animals of their kind‘ in the world. As to ‘the exhibits there-even the tail enders could have won honours strthe Royal Winter Flair. Mr. ‘Lea went on .vto describe a nt_ Scottish banquet he had a v . With regard to our own-Prov- ince the speaker felt we should be thankful we are living in our quiet, peaceful Isle of Abegweit, than which there _is no spot/in the world more free from climatic disasters or _ that "could distract the even tenour of our ways. In the Ilnited States they pro- duce only four bushels per. capital. while we produce 100 bushels per‘ capita. We have, acre for acre. the