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THOSE MeKENNA DUTIES

Canada's interest in the mainten- “co oi ddoltﬁirznsjtdiales was an

rtant p0 _ ' e speech ln mi. Mr. naldsis. Leader oi the

sitions/ ‘sought . to secure the continuance oi those duties. That speech delivered in the House oi lCommons lost Tuesday opened a most interest debate.

Canada, said llr, tlisldwln, had heiieilled by the preierence given to her under the MoKenna duties, use we had seen the increase in ms production Okoars in the coun- try, largelypsddet! to byjmerlcan capital which came into Canada to get the beneiltoi preference. That action helped to dill up onfot our Largest. ‘Dominionth- It meant, also, that our own skilled men who wanted to subwhst they conceiv- ed to be better chances abroad could get those chances in our own Empire ‘without having to go to ioreign countries.

The removal o! the~dutios would strike a blow at ‘Canadian trade. That iaot coupled with the result oi the actionvof the Government regarding certain preierences ne- gotiated at the Economic Conier~

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out oi work, and that it would mean the end oi ‘Free Trade.

lThe Chancellor oi the Exchequer (Mr. Snowden) in his reply ridi- culed the alarmist view as to the Bllwt on employment. and contend- ed that the agitation among work- men igiavor ‘oi the retention oi

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An All-British Route.

Canada-Is a ﬂonirlbnlpr to the 0B1. bass direct interest in the scheme to which the British Par-r lament is now giving its sanction or an all-British cable route to .he Brlthh West Indlée. . Al m“! ~01 your renders are

.uch n route has been a source oi a-levance and agitation dor year-s, n the colonies oi the Caribbean lea. The r-oute- to Jamaica via ialiiax and ‘Bermuda was iairily direct. iBut. to reach Barbados and British Guiana meant traversing a ions and continuous route whinli embraced much» toroisn territory. That disadvantage will. now be a Jain; oi the past. A new ~ v. -ne cable is tojbe laid irom Turks island. near Jamaica. to Barbados. From lBarbados epurg will~ be Jirown out to Trinidad and fDem- arsra. will be wireless communication with several oi-the islands.iseven wireless stations in all heingerect. ed. The new submarine cable is being laid by the eminent nrtnot Messrs. Silmens Bros 8t Co. Ltd., o! London. _ ‘in irlettenwhich i received irom them today. the ilrm tell me that

rrobagbly aware. the absence oi .

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‘l0 DAYS!‘ ‘BRIATMENT FREE

A "Sure Relief ‘For ' Women's Disorders

0mm Lily is a certain - oiiei‘ ior all disorders o! women. lt is applied local- ly and h absorbed into the suiiering" tissues. The dead waste matter in the eon- gested region is expelled. giving immediate mental and physical relisi; the blood vessels are toned and strngtben» ed. and the circulation is 1 M w .

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the thirties was unreal. was "engin-

eered’ and that petitions sent in

had been signed under duress.

_ A ttqmagainst kins? mvievrvi, one mug.

so, e speec o i‘. lrioell. t e wh“ an“. Thmk" ILa-bor member ior Coventry, an

The view thus advanced by Mr. l rtant centre oi the motor in-

this treatment is based on strictly scientlilc pritllclplgg m4 “o. m m . a ﬁr: 50:13:“: ti; gasses. it cannot help hat as "on lg ‘i; “m. m“. mm o! m - °. 111G deleted I-lltl Dllllllilll menstruation. leueor- o“ m _l e Womb. sto- Prioo 8M0 per box. which ls srrﬂioisll m: . nths treatment. A tree Trial Treatment, enough ior- 10 say; {arthdifc will be sent Free to any suﬂenlng woman who will send in; a ress. lnclose 8 stamps and address Mrs. Lydia W. 144d,

ence, would be. he tested, to make the Dominiona lees responsive to any ideas oi reciprocity.

their steamer the Faraday, which ls to lay the new. cable is now at sea. en route fol-Barbados. The ﬁrst section to be lsid is that from Barbados to ‘British Guiana; the second, that irom Barbados to Trinidad, and the third that be~

Bsldwlli- l! eWPQItBd. as regards du ry. Mr. Purcell related the beneiicient eﬂects oi the duties not

Canada, ‘by the; writer oi an article only with regard to motors, but to

contributed a iow days ago to the

tween Barbados and Turks island. lt la expected that the new cable will beworking about the end oi

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pianos also. He set aside the pol- itiosl aspect oi the matter, and plumbed in iavor oi the retention o! the duties. He was concerned wholly with employment, and de- clared: “ili Protection would give it to. him ne‘would take Protection, ti Pres Trade would give it, he would take that; "and ii he could get s fbit oi each he would take both! ' -" . All argument, however, availed nothing. and in the end the amend- ment to retain the duties was rs- jeoted by 85 votes.

Financial News. T-hb writer re- cords the lmbreUlons-derlved irom ' a recent boui- 0'! the Dominiotn-ex- l tending irom 5t. ilohn to Winnipeg. and._talii in blo l. Toronto. and Wings-willie tes th he iound iproépreierence“ seuti iit stronger then-Any one living in Great Britain can imagine.

Aiter citing the opinions oi sev- eral public men whom he interview. ed, the writer in question con- cludes with the following suste- ment. Your readers will ‘be able to decide how hi" this statement

is an accurate reﬂection oi Cana- dian opinion: ‘ u _ -

‘Taking Canada as a whole. ‘l have concluded, as the rpsult. oi many inquiries and conversations. that the preierences extended by that country to Britain will not be continued l! the resolutions oi the lmiperiml Coniuonce are re-

next. month.

When completed its working will he under the supervblon oi the, Pacino Cable Beard. The exist lng agreement between Great iBrit- ain. Canadaland the West lndiar

Colonies on the one hand. and on W .

gloestlirsdia an: Psalms Telegraph \_ , -. ., onPt e o or tor» a cable - Tre-Jur Compacts ~ »

service, will expire on ‘Bent. 30.

. Royal Mali" Steam Packet 6o. The Vinltsy Clle De Luxe. Quantities are being The annual report ot the Royal "lll- Rﬂtlll $200-

IMall Bteam Packet 00., 1ltd.,‘a copy \

oi which I received irom the com- ' pany today. contains the iollowing Waist Hangers Are essential in every Ladies Department.

re rence to Canada: . ‘Direct connections have been - CAN'T SLIP. Our Sales of this ‘item over s thousand a month.

Labor and Emigration.

tin another direction. however, the iLsbor Party is inclining to- wards the imperial view. in the matter oi ‘Empire settlement it was ﬂlmitted by one oi the leading members oi the Government, Mr.

established with Canadian ports; calla being modest "Halifax. N.8.. west-bound by-cermin oi the com- pany's "0" steamers en route to

New York. "While this summer, Scout [Fountain Pen

~ jected by Qarliament. ‘in that ev~ J, n_ ciynee, in a speech this week Qtllebeo is helns serval hby dLreot Just the thing ior-Public Sehol Use. Practical ent Canada‘; concessions oi 38 per ma; Lalhor is being converted b) ztzglglﬁiihﬂlilglelgoﬂétgilnmeglro’ if‘: as the highest priced Pen. Hard Rubber. Self Filler.

the signs oi the times-irom its

cont. plus 10 per cent. Witllld 0m!- iorrner attitude.

H, m, rduced to “rum an “an Dominion oi ‘Canada to continue

Reach’s High Bounce Ball:

ior the iColonies.

m m. ‘.5 ‘m. “m” m. wiped out m“ sacmm-y ior a further period oi one year altogether. Mr. J. H. Thomas. who 8'90“ 0" Pa‘:h:€$2e:“ga;:%tI~ggrgtggﬂzg The perfect Bouncer. Puncture Proof. Retails

15c. Send us a trial order ior any oi above items. They will Sell-Fast.

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Trure, N_$. . SERVICE AND SATIBFACTION

one same occasion, said that pre- emlgratiou had facts, (1) it had

“Opinions on this point would be more ireely expressed in 019 93"‘ dlan Press but ior the vious dc- slre to bring "no pressure to "bear- Csnadlans believe in ‘England hav- ing an absolutely tree hand to do- what she,_deenle_b9_l\- 7B“! ""1"" associated with s. ieeiins oi die"- rieath this‘ is a determination t0 l“; men and encouraging men to end the prelerences to Great Brit- go out oi their own country- . sin li no corresponding considers The altered standpoint oi Labor lions are" rgrented.“ was also‘ indicated by "19 91'1""

i _ augment, .oi -Mr. Clynee. that “End s! Free Tfltlm" "transference oi surplus Maillot"?- r" i x -.. could be made under 1770!)" 00nd ' IBut to return to the’ debate in ' Parliament. The tenour oi the

m“ “ ‘hm o‘ “.§'““"“§i.§§.i“i§ speeches ~m>adrmed in strikln! Xrfwcigmghljazrerlitgnoefmgt" ‘l9 w ii“i.‘iti."ii'i';rilitltf.f'ai'iiii“iit om ‘ _" v ' “general Seely.‘ txkiornner ‘Llb- A “m” conwno ' l ‘I ernl Minister tor r, delivered

1 a“ ‘ me ,li the human heart pauses to This conversion s ° t ‘by th wayside, as it ‘mounts an impassioned deionee 0T _ u"? good. The pity is that it is l0 M‘ {garlic sumemlt oi siiectlon, it nnds duties. A lite-long Free Trader. lgted. lit Labor had only Willem no amp..." place when l; stuns on he contended that the srllolltion oi this wider vision a lltztle earlier me do,“ |nu“nQ_ the duties would throw $8.000 men Wm; their predecessors who took 1 . ' r- every possible uracil"! m!’ l“ no DIFFERENCE. ' " ’ “*- u. emigration on lilies beneﬁcial to the norm“ "M"

‘ _ ‘ -' welisro .was under consideration. .v~_ . . ‘m; to the countries like Canada and Australia ior whom they were

-~ \ ; . destined. ‘ iBy this time our nemnl 1111*?!" been much

diillculty would -have more eiiectively relieved than as . yet the case. Moreover, as the re- ’ cipients oi the “dole" would ‘have declined very appreciably millions oi pounds would have been eevﬁd to this over taxed country- T° mgny people who view this prob- lem dispaesionately, it seems am- sting that thousands oi men and women should be lament l0 1'9‘

British West undies and British Gniannl,’

The company report that aiter providing ior depreciation and tax- ation. ‘there is s balance available oi 9319,1441. to which‘ must he added £125,527, brought forward irom the/accounts oi 1922, marking [total oi senses. The Court oi Direcdiqr‘ recommends ‘ﬁnal divi- dend on tr s ordinary stock oi 4 per cent, rilaklngwlth the interim dividend paid last November. ll total oi 6 percent. ior the year. and leaving a balance oi £130¢533 . to be carried forward.

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been due to two been leit to people rather than re- sponsible governments to tackle the qrmgugn, and (2) it had been

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