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"it retornrwfvo yawn; ‘m-aiiaaatriansg.

ipfktllllttl’ of Quvonuhttttl, who

Booked For Nov. 14;

xmhmnwtlvn‘ AUSTRALIA’O0L21__i)i11tl1o\\' tflturittttt, who roprcsetiis lin-

flr|||||| (loveruniout, tht‘ lmwt-r of or~‘ gunizotl Labor 11nd illhfll‘ ontstuntlh1g| lsnuos uro gt. stake in the prononti pp-otlon campaign in the Ctlllllllltlri ‘WPIIIUI of Atnlirnlin . Tho gouerni olec‘ i lion takes 111111-11 on November ll. Meun- i tiuto town and countryside tbrottghtittr‘ tho sovorul ntotos of 1hr.- Calnnionwonltlt rt-suutttl witi1 thc political lmttlo in out-i "f 11,.- wnrtnost outnpuiwns In tho his- “try of Australia.

'l‘h1- standing of the portion upon tho dissolution o! tho ilouso of ltop-

rosontntlves was an _i'ollows: liulior 2o. Nittiottnllsts 27, (‘onntry Party, it. Llltoruls ‘l, Independent. i . total 751

\I'hllo tho Labor was tho strongt-st‘ group in Parlahuent tlto (lovornntonti

hos boon ourrloti on by a ooulltitttilbegt Iuittiillgfl 0f

of Iho Niltioltitiinls, houdod by RL. lion. Stunloy .\l. Bruce, Proinior. n111l

tho (‘ountry Party. of which lit.llon., l‘). . . Pogo, (‘omtnouwouith 'l‘rousuror,| is tho loudor. Th1- prosont 1iolitlottl fight

l! oruoth-ttlLr between Labor and this‘ Nutloitullst-i‘ouutry t‘onlltiou.

'l‘ho utrlko of British oonmnn at Australian ports 11nd tho olootlon intro tloottlili- olosoly intorivovoit. Ono of tho ptotninout iseutos In the olootitrtt in the! ln-portttu-tit Aot I'|‘('1'lli|_\' omtt-tod by tho ilouno of ltoprosotltntlvos which prorldos that any porson not of Attntnl- ion birth may ho doportoti for stirring up lohot troublc. This is rogurdotl by irnyv luhor luon us hnvimr boon lllrootly nimod at Tout Walsh. president of the Auslrnlluti Souluetfs llnlon. who has itot-n notlve i1| connection with he ntrlko. Labor men look on it .111 nn infringo‘ 1111-111 on tho llhorty of-tho subloot and tho Labor itiontbors ot‘ tho Ilotnw oi‘ lit-prosoutntlvosfuught tho tuousuro at ovory stugo whilo it was passing thr- ough tho Houso.

Protnlor iirnt-o who at tho tiutsct of tho olot-tioti onlupuiun t-hnllenlzt-tl tho twtrontlsts oi‘ tho Labor Party and dooluroti that tho (lovernlneut “'11s op pom-ti to Poutmnniidn, says that the pro-wont olootion is the most important itt tho history of Australia and Involves "It" most fnr-ronr-hlng Issues ever put ltoforo tho country. The (Jomtnunweaith ho says, will lmvo to docldo whehor it in to ho govt-root] by Pnrluiuiont nr by ir- |'111~'11oIiNi|1lt1 oxtrotnlitln. In a recent clot-lion spot-cit in Victoria. Premier llruoo doolurotbthut the‘ tiovorntuunt was determinctl to dcfeat the extremists or tho Labor Party and their “nofu1'|o11s doslyns ."un1l would tuko all tho access ary steps to achieve that end.

PROPOSED L-EGWBLATION.’ The Government. the Premier said.

ialute to rostoro to the trades unionist

‘control ovor his tmlon. its tifficlais. its funds and trots wbiclfho once hud. but to~duy has lurgoly lost. By moans of u sot-tot tho tiotnoorutio control of trudo tmionism would ho rostoretl to tho workors of this oou11lry. It was also proposod to strongtln-n tho powor to ottfttroo It uftorwartls in oonnootion with industrial dispuloo 11nd bottor. to con- 11111 1111‘ ltllrtios undor the‘ Arbitration (‘onrt-‘s jurisdiction. lIo nlso 1111111111110- l-tl that tho tlovornlnottt proponod to i11- trorluoo n mttlonnl st-hottto of snolnl lnsurnnoo oororlng old ago. invalidity and unontploytitottt.

As soon 1111 pmotlhlo if tho Govern- uu-nt were rctnrnotl to 1unvor, the Pre- tillor snltlflogishttiutt would be intro- tluooil tn provide moro titan 200011.01]? lbs. to onuhlo tho workers to acquire thoir own homes. ntnl about 20.000,00tl lbs. would ho udvanootl tn the various states in the Commotnvouliit for tho buildinR of good roads.

Premier Bruce outlined the Govoru~ Int-tits’ proposals for Australian nation- 11l defence. Tho program iurludotl n yonrly oxpettditure of I,00tl.00i‘llhs. above tho expenditure of 1023-24, in addition to 0125011111) lbs. on naval cotmtrttt-tinti. iuolutiing two cruisers, two submarines. t1 st-upluno carrlenfloatimr dock n11d an oil dopnt In tho Northern Territory. The army program in contemplation wus the forutntlon o five infantry and two oavulry divisions, with nctresnnry ntunltlrttts- and epuipnleni. ltoserves of tnunitlotnt, tho Premier uddcd werc be- ing acquired annually.

'l‘l1o Labor Party la tnaltlug a big of- fort to overthrow the (‘tnilititin Gitrorn- mont. lion. E. (i. Thootlore, former

lotierai ttout in tho prosont oIr-ctltut. is

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Coupon‘ Sale Starts Monday '

8.1.... Fair 1; _ . Webster's Corner| I

. 1 i - A v1 ry ouucc-sslul ‘School Fair! took [ilztcs at Webster's (‘Amer on‘ Monthly. September 28th. 'i"l1o tol- low5ng schools ‘took purt:----J0bn- ‘stairs ltlvet 'Web.~tta.'s Cornvr, C111- uilnnan. l1‘t. Augustus.’ a11d 'i‘ar» un-‘luiu. Thole was a very larges-howZ-ng of exhibits and the districts taking part buvc evory reason to ‘be well phased Wilt“ ‘the suwess of this- .‘heir first School Fair. Judging of exit bits was done ‘by Mr. Lumhe Mrs. M-acheiman, and inspector Doyle. 'I"hcre was very luugc attend- ance oi’ patent-s and rote-payers, who took a kcen interest I11 the judging and sports of t-‘hc day.

i 3. Helm Mcldachern, G-leuluinan.‘

lot t'1e glass ibc of tho b st and iris lulittls. whether for bottles or pails. he attractive.

lie ‘should also koop ‘bin custom- or lu mind when prt-pattlug his src-‘ ttlotlo for the market. and do his best. to put them up in tht- ‘most 1112-1091111" "iYlo for ‘i111. must realizo that ‘people “buy throu-glt their eyes." llaviti-g 1ttepn1‘ 1| Iris ‘pro- duct in the ‘best way lot ‘him ask, a fair price for it 'i"l1e public will} never bcgrutlge gllvlng an hum-st‘; lit-ice to;- o .g0')d article. Let him not. out lrls prion to socure a sale over his 1to1lg1l1Ibo11r, for in so doing ho damages the lndtist-ry at large.

To Increase ‘tlhe nuntbor of his cuslontors he should bake o-very opportunity ‘to dlsselttinate know- ledge of tfhe uses to which honey may bo not.

The "public as a ‘whole- is ‘inter-

estod in news, and ‘nows of ‘the good things uhat can he ‘mode. from honey are doubly interesting This is evinced by the eagerness ‘with which ui-p-to-date housekeepers seek such literature distributed at exhibitions and fairs. The t/I-itstrttmr. in ihls turn, shoutld be fair. ‘Let 1him not ‘buy cheap honey and then complainof being cheotetl who-a he finds that he has secured a low grade.

Let. him not voice the abstird statrmeut that granulated honey- ls adultorsted-Jhoney ls 10o cheap in t-his country to warrant adulter- acion, and granulation takes not- hing from its food‘ value. ‘ Let, him keep his honey in a dry place, not subjecting ‘it to chance of deterioration or fermentation through» absorption o! moisture. When the consumer and producer each look for the lie-st from one another we ‘will be ‘much nearer succ‘ ssful marketing.

N0 0R Wants 13th Wedding License

(Canadian Press),

EDMONTON, ALTA, Oct. 2-'i—'l‘horo is nonnrrlutze oortlficnte In the offlcr- of the registrar of vitnl statistics which has throo tituos boon offered to pros- pot-tlvo brides 11nd throe lllllflivfttfilfltill. It hours tho logcntl "Fnnocllotl. no one will not-opt." And this boonuso It is Nu. Ill, i11 a now issue o! ‘certificates. One l1rldo_rofusotl on the ground that she lllitl tutti had luck enough already in ltor chnicc and anyway she was 13 yours older than her husband. and ont- I-‘l I11 the dcnl was enough" The next oouplo said that ltnunlly they were not superstitious “but in s thing like tnnrritttzc you cant afford to talrc t1 ohnnce." The third couple were from tho country-two young things lust stunting lifo together. Tlte'ten1ler- hearted registrar took s look at: the hluuhiitg pair -st'nrtod to nsk the old quostion, and then stopped. lie hadn't tho lit-art to try to get rid oi‘ tho old unlucky thiqtoonthi certificate to so young a couple. Besides thoy wouldn't take it anyway.

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MISS BARBARA MacNEILL, of

servlca in the Baptist Church "l Will xtol Thee," by Costa, and "Sun of My Soul." by Carey. At the evening service the Minister trommences a series of sermons on the great Texts ot’ great Religious Leaders. 'l‘l1o. one t-tittsltieretl l0- murrow evening is “Martin Luth- er's Great Text."

it l CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-The subject selected by Rev. Neil Hermon. B. A.. for Sun- day evening is the second and lust sermon on "The ltllectiotl," refer‘

ring especially to “Winning tfho Election" and "Winning Souls." His sermon will be a protest

against Rum, Money and “Tho. Trough?‘ an-d a plea for the tbest in Politics and the Church. Mr. Herman is well qualified to dis- cuss these subjects and it will be a rare opportunity to hear the Rev- erend Gentleman on that occasion. Rev. C. E. Armstrong of Montague will preach at the morning ser- vice and Mr. Herman preaches at Montague in the morning. ‘but will; occupy his own pulpit at the even- ingservice. All are cordially In- vlted.

GEORGETOWN HIGH SCHOOL.

The following is the standing-of t-he pupils of Georgetown High School for the mouth of September (Only those grades which held ex- amlnatloa) Vice [Principal's Department Grade Vl‘ll——l Edwin Bell. 2 Dor- othy Jenkins 3 Helen Douglas. Grade VIi—1 Michael Burke. 2 Stewart Layers, 3 Raymond "Lav-

crs.

Mlfsq IMKICOHHBC’! Department. Gtfilglg lV—1 Catherine Bourke, 2 Winnie Walker, 8 Amos Lavandier ' Grads ‘Ill-l Carrie Easton. 2 Raymond Lavandier. 3 Peter Boud- resultt. Miss Morrlsrsey’! Department. Grade II (1Sr.)—1 Lillian Lle- wellyn. 2 Eleanor Leslle. 3 Ada Bstcbcldlerr. Grade ill (Jr.)—1 Fralda Solo- man. 2 Millicent Fraser, 3 Bessie Stewart. tPrimary Department. Grade I (1Sr.)—1 Eva Boudreault 2 Thetstzi. Yorstoa. 3 Howard Fouchsre. Grade ‘I (Jr.)—1 Walter Mac- Lean. 2 Mable ‘Bourke. 3 Sophia. Boudreault.

——i<o>-——~—- M ltiIiEPll-ESENTED-

Irate Paront-"While you stood at the gntc bidding my daughter good- ulght-dld it ever dawn upon you-" IIoImes-Ptfertalnly not. sir! I never stayed as late as that."

Special Sale 0f

Hot Water, Bottles

Regular Two Quart Size At

85c ' Only - a ' limited number

f0 lSir lienry Thornton Chairman and Prosidcnt of the Canadian Naclonul Sydney, will slag at the evculug ‘Runways "m" ‘h? ‘h‘mdqua""a'5 o! the system here today:

dliscussionin the press with respect to the construction of a railway

swntino-ntal,

MON-TREAL, Q11e.,()ct. 22.—Thc',

llowlng state-taunt was issued bYi Fulmwlng is Hm ma” “SAL

Grain.

()ats:—1. Ivan Smith Corner. 2. Milxlrted Corner. 3. L60 Duffy, Ft. Augustus. 4. Watnten Osgood. Pt. Alma-nits. Wheat. —1. Brendan Johnston's lliiver.

Wobmcr"!

"There has been more or less

Smith. W. ‘lmtefis

tpont O'Brien on the National Tran- to, Rouya, Que.. for the purpose of serving a large- min- ing development whllcb ‘impwitfl-‘lvi- Intcrosis propose to ‘tnltke. Au ‘i11- vcstignlion _u1:ule sometime ago ‘by the experts at tho (Juntadziau ‘Natimi- al ita-ilwitys dllmiosed the import- once or tho district alnd the necess- ity tor tlu- ‘provision of transporta- tion .i‘at-.ili‘1ic‘s for the new ell-ter-

fimurn. 3. Ivan ‘Sm-til, Webster's CONT? r. 4. Itkrnl Duffy, Pi. Att-gtistus. lSweet (fonn—1. Ill-Ida lla-lloran. Johnston's River. ‘ 2. Wilson Mnclmtttrld. Johnston's

‘Zonal ‘Rn-ilwuny system, More than one project tor the ctmstt uctlon 0i‘ a rzii-lway -into the Rouyn district scented to be under promotion and pT-‘impt action was

4. Rudolph Mulrnaglurn. Taranlum ‘Buclcwheat.~~ 1. Mild-red Sntl-th. Webster's Corner.

should the ‘built by a separate oom-

_ 4. Leo I) ‘it Pt. Augustus. uany and ‘financed WltllOlIt pulling , u y

llo i-lurati. 1

2, Alexander MacDonald. (lieu-y

will?" MacDonald (lletitltttittrt; 3. Margar- prisoit and tho- dovclopmcnt 0t trat- 3_ G l M “Guam, Jon 8mm, - I _ I 4_ tic interests of the Canadian Nat- Rilwnaorwl‘ m n at "Pmm W‘ "Sh" S 0mm l ’

lliteanswl. Earl Duffy, Ft. Augus-

ossential if the National ‘Rlanilway Domlhy Hauoralh Johnston-H nor: 4. Mildred Smith. Wobstons system was not. to iind dtstclf eilm- “Iver Corner.

Fnated from rhe ticld. For these re- 3_ idguom Shun’ 301111310111. Embroidered Linen-l. Myrtle asotts it was decided that a line River’ ‘Heron, Webster's Cartier; 2. llntlt

4. D. A. lliacDonald, Gleutinttun. 1lt1ums.-1.\ Peter ‘MCEMHIBIJL. VvL-bstefs Corner. 2. 14o Duffy. Pt. Augustus. ‘ 3. uirotlty Came, Joana-son's River. 4. Margaret (fut-rim itlver.

Johnston's Canning

Canned Plums.~1, Genevieve MacDonald, Gleutiintian; 2, Milti~ red Smith. Webster's Corner.

Canned Strawberrit-s-A. MacDonald, Johnston's liiver. Canned Beets.»~l, Genevieve .\lat:- Donald. Glenflunstt; 2, Hilda llul- lbruu, Johnston's River; 3. Mlldrlti Smith, \Vehster's Corner.

Lois

Cooking

White Bread-l Edith Htliltifilll. Johnston's ltiver; 2. Violet tJu1n~ miskey, Johnston's itlvter; 3, Agnes Lawlur, I-‘t- Augustus; 4, Mlldrod Smith, Webster's Corner.

‘Pea lliscuitwl, ‘Margaret ileruo. Webster's Lerner; 2, Edith ilallur- an. Johnston's River; ' 3, Genevieve MacDonald, Glcxitiuuun; 4‘ V4110: Cummiskey. Johnston's River, Sugar Q0ukit-s—l, Lois lllacliotl- aid, Johnston's River; 2, Edith Hal- lcran. Johnston's River; 3. i-‘curl Heron, Webster's Corner; 4. Agnes Lawlur, Ft. Augustus. Apple Pie-l, Myrtle Huron, Web-‘ stcr's Corner; 2, hiargur ‘g Heron. Webster's Corner; 3. Lois MacDon- ald. Johnston's lilver; 4, Elizabeth Smith, Johnston's Itlver, I Futigc—l, (leneviteve Macfionaldd Ulcntitttlan; 2, Stella llollund. Tar- antula; 3 Mary lllclfuchern. Glen ilnuan; I, Mildred Smith, Webster's Corner. 1Gi11gtrs11a11s—1. Edith ilalloran,‘ Johnston's lllve ; 2, Agnes Lawlurq, Ft. Attgtistts; ti. Jtlllilklltflf? River; lduchcrn, Glenfintian-

4. Mar

y Mae, Sowing

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Apron-—I. Violet .Juhnstou's River;

Cummlskoy,‘ 2, (lcnovleve

Pearl ihron, Webster's Corner. iicmstitohlétl TOWPIWL with’! fittmmlsltoy, Johnston's River; ‘.1. Edith lialloran, Johnston's ltlvor; 3, Margaret ileron. Webster's Cor-

Trulnor. Johnston's River: 3. Mur~ rznrot. lleron. Webster's Corner: '1.

pose 0t extensions and betterments 310m; mve.r_ 11 and when ‘required- B11011 owvlfl- 2. D. A, ‘MacDonald. (llenrfilnnan. ions are often arranged la coauec- 3, AXldfBW Murnaghan, Tarantnm

sted.

2. Peter McEache-rn. it mpy ‘be delllnltaly sittcted that

Corner.

eidtlmd ‘the undertaking to the ox- teat o! mlfty thousand dollars per annum for flive years, and the Nor- tmdo. Mine; Company has also agreed Ito contribute‘ twenty thou- sand dollars a year tor rive years against. any deficits which mwy up pear. Provision is ‘made to refund to the ruining __ y ‘the ‘ Joy, Ft. A of ‘their amtributilon without in- tstreat. when the ndbaairnings u! the

Flowers.

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1. -D. A. MacDonald. Glentlnnan. 2. Myntlle Heron. Wt bste-t-‘s Cor-

er.

3. lPeter Molhchern. Webster's Mixed Fl0wers.—-1. Agnes Law- ‘2. Genevieve MacDonald. Glan-

ston's River School. Weed-l. Leo Brogan, Webster's Corner-

tlon with similar enterprises where 4. Peter ‘McEachcm, We btrtefl! i extensions and additional tacilities 6011191‘, Schvol Work 1 maly be required tor future develop- 1P1]t]1],pk_|n,—1, Pgnrl Heron, Web-

tnent, whidh in ‘this case tin autiolp- 919,-‘; Comer, Exorcist Book 4th Rondor—1.

Violet (Tummlskcy, Johnston's Riv» ‘or; 2, Margaret Heron. Webster's

Myrtle lleron, Webster's Corner; Z. Holds llalloran. Johnston's River: fl. Lucy Smith, Johnston's Rlvor; 4. Genevieve MacDonald, filontlnnan.

Exercise Book 2nd Reader-I. Helen McEachern. (lleniinnan; 2. Victor MacDonald, Webster's Cor- ner; 3. Peter Mcilschern. Webster's Corner; 4. Pearl Heron. Webster's Corner. '

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hnvo found a new wny of spending it. They are having the materials for their two-ed sport shirts, which will undouhb only be a feature of evnry nport gather- ing up tc (‘hrlntmn time,» apoalaliy woven in exclusive individual designs

Embem, Oieafinnan. Fmlt.

Dnohua _Appleu.—l. ‘Pater Dabber. Webster's Corner.

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by the craftsmen of the North Carolilllt Tennelse and Kettturhy mountains. lf t1 ntlll further ercinlivenesp is re- quired. the order in placed In the Shetland tales. in the latter one It naualy Involves tmm Q to $1M.