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jg ha Q lhllslllll 0( lu nf” D... “_ ,gpm-¢_ln¢ the four-and-of my hour speech of ill: WWW* mn. M gh, puff, _Address ni Par ummm.. rt sumvwl- “W °“’°" ¢hm'|_ sl reference to IU- xml* eeaunuea that the Bennett n°ii~ del hive rl-\il’i¢<l CU\“d*'° tn” with other oountria.

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mn M mm M;-_ J, I.. Hethefinl- q-A ¢bs.irman of the Halifax Har- mur cwmlanon hu Just- “win- ced um me January. 1934. UU"- q will show “a record-U!\¥il\¢ movement of freight over the ou.nmiasi0'n’a piers."

similarly. from tin ehairrn d

the Harbor Commission at Bain! John, N. B., and from the General manager of the /mantle Region °¢ the canadian National Railways. have come the most optimistic statements regarding the phenom- enal increase in shiniwe and mil adlvities. &ch Of these statements flatly dl-nrroves what the federal Lheral leader has advanced as his chief utllment asainst the Bennett Government mi the floor of the House of commons.

Ihtmaily, reputable Lterai

newspapers are ashamed of pub- lishing auch fatuous oritic;sm as Mr. Mackenzie King has commit- ted himself to. In the ease ol the Halifax Liberal pa,per_ it was evi- dently considered that the waste- batet was the proper place for the bulk of his misstatements.

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CARTIER ANNIVERSARY

As previously noted in these ecl-

imna, the year 1934 will mark the four-hundiedth anniverllfy 0! '-M first voyage of Jacques Cartier to Canada and the erection on the soil of Gaspe, Quebec. of the cron symbolic or the taking noelelelvn of the country.

Cartier left the port of Bt. Malo

his native place. on April 30, 1504, and the wind holding favourably, reach- ed Newfoundland on May 10. In spite of swmis which frequently retarded his progress the navigator explored the northeast coast of Newfoundland, passed through the Strait, of Belle-Isle on June 10. visited between the 10th and 15th, in small boats, the north coast of the Gulf and, retuming to his ships, went down the west coast od Newfoundland, which he left for goodonJuna§tota.kescourse to the south-west. He reached the Des de la Madeleine on June I and, cn the 80th, Prince Edward Island. On July I, he entered the Baie des Ohaleurs, and left his ships at Por; Daniel while explor- ing in smlll boats the far end. d the boy. July 12, he again look up

his course towards the east, fol-l

lowing along the coast. 'Iwo storms, coming one after the other, oblig- Gd him to haul to, first at Perce and then in the basin of Gaspe, where he remained from the 16th to the Eth of July. It was on the ave of his departure, July M. 1534. that he set up on the point of land Stretching out at the entrance to the bay fnear where the railway sta- ti°l\ 5*-Ind# \»°<i\y), the cross oma- mentcd with fleurs de lls, wh`¢h °m°iliiY mllilvd the discovery of Canada and the taking into posses- sion of the country for God ug for the King of France.

The celebration of this memorable

event at Gaepe will take the 1°;-m °f grand demonstrations during theweekdthelbthtotheioth I August ei’ this year. These res. tivitles will have a strongly man- *4 ’“°°m»ti°11=1 aspect. due fc the fact that large deiegaiona are ex. pected from lhgland and Francs, who will Ml til odldal represent- atina of tin Pnwinee of quqge lndthe Govermzsng ef csns4¢_

Pnnee ldwndl hkrldb om-

lsotim with fxrders earilut 'V810 to Chanda is being i3* to the attential d the Hilfe Bites and IEIIIUQU UWM UI! it ll Mold that unam- IUUI ll! be made for the eneasen of a calm n- tanlet lallaaaserathg ll sms aavlaterb van bm. za 1 I ill iii id that ki in which will UIIYIIIHQUA imma vs-

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our than me mexican om-miss- suiiuse vnhiuavnueonseieumeae or semi ans pdsmnn and im objective faith in a real deliverance

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industry of Nova Scotia remained

ent Dominion G0vernment’s action in this respect. Nothing but erat- icixn of the Govex-nm¢nt’s policy was oilered by the Halifax Lbenl Divas during last years provincial election contest: but now the some press is protesting vigorously be- alue the eatimstes tabled at Ot* tewa last week “make s reduction of $300,000 in the amount of sub- ventions paid to enablg coal from east and west to reach the Cen- tral Provinces."

’l‘hei'v:tofthemstter,asstated in a canadian Press despatch, is that there is no actual reduction in the Utlmstod subventiona this Year. The estimate provides for an expenditure of $2,450,000. While Parliament voted 32.750000 for ooai mbvsntiona a year ago, only £460,000 was actually applied in the

_present fiscal year for that pur- pose, and government ofiiciaix have

expnened the opinion that the vate for next year probably will be more

than is required, It will be higher by many thousands of dollars than the sums pid out by the King Cwvemment during its whole eight years of oilice.

And this dh WD of the fact that

ance INO the Dennett Gcvemment has iofmed ll0.000,0il) off control- lable piblie expenditure. and. is financing me country during a period of unrlocedenikd world de- _preanzonl ’

EDITORIAL NOTES

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lidous humanity and ilzerality hasiA.me_rlc___?_ 1n;ius_t;_r;ea__:_>__Canada ha; _ been accompanied by a oeltain eontn ur Wntnd _ ion er selectivity. napa has uireni"°"“ ““"°""°“' Th” mm' ° emplaee me msetreai-but aiaoimv, ms, canada more mi-waive

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muaas the uasiumal our-'sr.lan_$1__\__¢:=,n£_1*g_f:_ __£‘.‘;_'11p°'l§‘;, pug usually

<!°°t1‘iD0 °f Y-be nature life hagpm the last few years has, indeed. thaaiipg_ fri-.sive wail was some _ten “nd” *° ‘”°i’°°“' m ‘ h“° °‘ Gverltvd $0 ’Pimmil°_ 91° ¢ff°¢'* °‘ i However then an not as many And the ses-tides toasingfree: `fi\i’»”'#'“-‘§’ *md "°_' ‘“`°“3§'

sentiment. There is a cbaracterlsth the world dePN¢U»°° in i'-hi! wnsiis removed as formerly be~ And Spanish aailnra with bearded _*f_*¥'_° si;k‘;”M 3:1;

°“mp'° °’ tm' in “‘°t°'n°‘*" .:unWtry,,'b1': oi glaisun z1;£u o?:!? kt:-he And \;g”g',¢.\~ .mg mntery of the 'i~"i;:\‘~.Li`isd an area about seven

day. The Bi* W4- """°” °°""‘ unemployment. ms imeriy to in- mood, ans filter out mmm or- ship, '»"=’S~ `

the agonulng problem of human cms* greatly the number of those ganlsms from the blood and des- Am gh, m],¢|¢ M gh, ,,,_ V the e;1stem side_w_‘_s_.¢ f_¢;\ll;d::

mortality with a high-soundingat work. It has also operated in ‘_1;my.'____t__i_i:_.;.m, prnegmmtifg these And gh, wg” gf gh.; 'sywsrd “§;;i‘w';};‘Vu". °“mw -or _

5Ph°“i5n-""h°f° U 11° dum-" 3K:vm;“W',§,m $ 1.3% cfgmmgon U1; wg 1"” ` Is 'mm' md “yum nm: lioufes _'sul-s-rinipased on those oi' " TH I ‘T°““”°" “'°' u" “‘”° °""""°“ and canadian mwuiwturtm. "id °° °”° "“°-, A-.-1 bon will l» the wina'» viii. uf’ eilmfrl ‘m|;°‘ii' hii ‘:i¢i°’ I O Y A l. B A N K in I v°¢m 0! KN” \l¢l\lt¥~> N°'»h‘ithus for more canadian wage- h'I_`_h° t°““i4 hi" litilv UID'-5 °l' and the thoughts of youth are ioiig, 1‘§3y“;'1‘l‘i_;n fn s‘;y1;'mfd mg" ma R

ing could, bg further rgnoved fromfearnefi. qsmqtlexgnvgmimdg' 'm'_m.1¢1, 1°" th°u‘m"" the prevailing Babylonian influence O F C A N A D A

u ,¢ me when um mail amount or -mngisiiow. M" H159 in ii” ’°f°’fi°°“°‘_‘°"'*‘° 1- »~»~“"“--- nt :.:;~‘°;-.,,,~‘~°,,:.,»;-,g~°°~=f°,,,, ------ 9 °°°n°m‘i°° glbugga dsm, ° were recovered from a large burial

_ uwd to a m°i»!\°m°~‘* ga? :Ind I mu tgummyynfgt | Drama Festival cave at thc extreme wmt of the nee _

it a me pmauet not er a miie °=1 f°fm"l*-kg* 1131:” 3 ‘:§n"h“‘ besides. This the emu, ml only -~--"W ) °r°i>°1'»=. Th?" dei# mei' 91; Wi __A __`f_____A _,___ ,, .

muulm but of ._ hu_d_w°n m_““1e_without a ow e omic mike some 0; Q., °¢l|| 1°, the (London Adve ser down tentatively at 2100-_i B. C. r*°“”‘° .

_ li government in these days be- b|o0d_ but ‘Mew un moo" .ML The third phase <M.dule Bronte in which more than human f0l'¢¢-lcomes a hsmrdous thng. Human ,ty to nth; on lnmyuwnnina Mueii has been written of the_/\_ge II.) is marked by cultural were involved. The Ynyiery of _ factors and reactions, being among m- gh, whom mme by gh,” mm. tiggnlflcance of the National Drama' ;-.ranges and general development. dem, ,mm hu un" mn “the imponderahles. may defeat U1 ful organisms Festival instituted last year by Hsin bmw. on the tstiniorly 01411

eooewimic theory, or retard its sun- Thug gh, mmm u, vgluglm, in Excellency the Governortleneral. if-Kybtlan scarab of He~»eD‘il\'F-0. in

1*" °” ii” hm” "‘°°°°°"° de" sea, our that doesnt prose that righting err me various infections but it is surely 01 mwhl nw till* *hi* thimfnih dY“°*‘-" *md ‘DDM- Plil' 0|' !b°l¢81UiM 501010 tht me economist, isnt necessary. The of ¢mld_h°°d_ stun- so short a period Canada is ed the I-lykso.; period. The city then mwtmm er ine. me agony er .ma em¢r~¢H°¢ °f P‘=*=\nk11=\ Rmmvelt Ir me fomia are so valuable way in . mr way wwuu euasiunlm §f_"§’°<i ":B;°i;°bi§Mm°\”:gél'§°F.$ y_n;g¢,°(Q,,q,p.,,m;n}u,t|°,utheproofoItbat, thenshoisdtbeyberemovedinsoanatlona1tl\estre.lnversc¢tlie_r;u°°°<1 1 Im cn -

mm! cases? drama have long been conscious of M °"P°;‘£"-;1:_l;’unl °-_MY

E alncetheNaaisame1nta Onewayof answerngtbisutothlseg f nsti hieatresnd 51””

pwfoima mystery of the psy: in oerminy mere nm been tninir ar the twin as bein; like hfv, 1,1; zu.: wnhwm um.; en- 51_':=P'=:1iJ;Y~ Wim §‘°“°°='|‘;’;‘\;§: he darkness of Calvary, continuous reports oi the subversive i-iw i’ii¢¢1’ Oh your Wafer hp. As cqursgement Canada might do so .tore foomspnnd tmummi mu

_ aeuviuea as oermanie agents in lima as the filter is wt lllwvd *»° quite as well me herself riramsiieai- -

light ef human phiios Aumu who by wen mam in remain wo long without being 1 u N" Yam um “num hw’ of the tomb deposits,

science. tml; power, 'have attempted w m. cleaned out it filters the water y mm' mm 11000 °°“‘Pi¢°°

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fluence their own kith and kin in lio1’:__D§1‘!y__edu___p _itil allowieduznbit _“nun” oy th, G°v¢fm,.gen¢m1_ mm this “dad :_ _,_ _

th Austrian provinces with tht! th t uragtsnent has bam given ' .

co/is svnvlzivrlolvs viiw or ..e_t.oisi.;n¢ in mt country ';’g§;e;°°;;_;_§ ig; '“;,§{§“°t°“ *W .mfr t°i§'¢°°0.~ai.a were use mi ,,,,,"§,‘§,,°‘,§¥,,,"§‘,,,»?"“”°,,,,,,,,{,°§_,f .

::.°°s::.::§°l.;“.‘:; :z...‘;°:.‘; »»~»-»= t 1- »» 1°-U - f»»”‘“-= the “°' '° '°”°.."r. °'°°',....::::‘..l; :° ~°...'~:° ' 1 "'-

one of the eenenis warmed en _-mu __ __ me um ,W it ,S it is new passing out this mmm Y 1*" ‘°'“ ~ °d- “i 33- PWM

ua.-mm, industry by the nenneu. “’ ”- “ P* similarly with wmlls 1: the lie- °f “°"°1°P°‘°‘“- “d 1° in' ¥°“'- W i-11° *"°8’-"5-,?MN°U- _

alleaed, still owitinues. And it av- ue CW” m covered om 'wh learning ri-mi the mistakes of the The new dit eng:

C*°'”°m¢“° 'U "W *Wi-*ilnfill penn evident that the Nazis are sm. ,issue due ,D muh of .mm mlm; .mmm use season, have much reduced in siae increase in coai subventions. Under determined to leave _no stone un~ throats. then the Nahum. md mm, mg, pig. gong msg 11nes__foilowed once again

the mums. icing regime the tv1‘_f»fG in °r<i°f t° vffm- _if P05; their pmaueu aoeimiuim ma eb- 'nie :miami Drama neuvai is the mound, wiimhhwu _

suwumom “re so ‘mul that they ;i;_.- a vote for the reun on o guesses form: the body “ow” umm' mlm. guudiuu gn 5 gsm- much raised in heig t.

JL. . Ormtf

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Some 0

what we while it cannot be

and renewing the actv ties of his oiiice. Influenza administered to Mr. Ferguson his first serious de- feat; drove him from omce to bed. Public men who have come in con- tact vim the High Cornnmlssioner- enpeoiaily those who have opposed him polltcally-#will henceforth have s wholesome respect for in- fluenza as it operates in old Lon- don.

Many eltlsens. nys the Hamil- ton Spectator, we have no doubt. who have been sprayed by the mud ohumed DD by pe-Seng motor can have felt that there should be re- course to the courts in such cases. and. me Hamilton magistrate mak- ing ir. clear that there is, drivers who ewish through i'oads.de pud~ sie; in the future may Und i-hem' selves knee-deop in grief and woe. Those who will not be courteous of their own accord must be made s0. and a bespattered citizenry w.1i raise loud cheers the Brat time one of these offenders is haled to court.

Before provinces. east or west, can be consolidated, public cp.nion must be roused to the m-eessity more than has yet been roused. The provinces must be convinced, as the ooloniw of pre Confederation days were convinced. that there will be undoubted advantages in the chu-ige_ and danger and dis- advantage in failing to make the change. The weight of apathy can only be removed by an eifort, and as the proposed reform will mean. ‘in a sense, the ieadiusting of the _ balance oi Cunfederat on, the effect will have to be a real one.

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Isl in-

that is pmlhieed

iibwed with world-interest.

allowed with particular

intsnat. baesuse of the evident aus- plsian in a section of public opin- im that hkh olicial oimks in Rance are not without their re- Qolshllfty or a seemingly gigantic

the pdalic, and be-

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(Moncton Times)

Tile newspapers this week is-

oorded tl1e'de¢th in Ottawa of the widow of Hon. Thomas White. in his lifetime prominem, in Canada's public life. and mother of Lady Pierley, whose husband is a Privy Councillor of Canada and was at one time High Oonuniasimier in London. Noting her long life the Ottawa Journal says it seems al- most impossible to believe that in her girlhood, memories ot Napoleon and Waterloo mul, have been as vivid as todays recollections of the World War. She was a grown- up girl when Victoria ascended the throne. Married in 1853, she was rearing a family when Disraeli and Gladstme were Just beginning their careers. when Carlyle and Tennyson had not yet come to fame. When she was a woman of middle~age, Canada was still a few scattered provinces. Travel was by ¢BD°¢ Ind P0rtl¥¢t railways and steamshlps were scarcely more than a dream: the buffalo still roamed the prairie. Living by candle-light. people bartered, pioneered. took their wheat to the village grlst-mill, iheii- hides to me meal tamiery, reaped with s sickle, threshed with a flail.

Mrs. White uw all the mighty

changes that came in the succeed- ing decades, the Franco-Prussian War, the American Civil War. Gotl- federatton, the emergence of Japan after centuries of isolatims, the union of italy under Oavour and Mnzinni, when Sir Wilfrid lnurier was still a. student in the little vil- la¢e of Arthsbaka abs ms thewifl of a Cabinet ldnister in Ottaw- And as the years on. IDI. White saw the change im

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A;.:..i and Germany, whensoever m ug ¢ h "boa mn ;_ ¢°°_ Tm, gh The palace and its store

made no materiel diderence in the . . 0-Vivo;-munity an-ives Of course ovixrixaorlliceutfliersifwug ln el to :nov-e seenngit tp in-ing were restored upon their f enormous annual import ot wal this means the elimnation of Aus- Healthy muaiis, even if large, Harvey. one of niglaners most Pi-Ui. With H1011’ fiwr level! rlilbd treasonable or seditious, or of an ,mm me United sum to the oem 1,;-is 5 an independent country. should not be removed. eminent actors and producers. to by th* “‘°°“’““l‘i*"| d°°"i*- Th’ W' iml\°l‘\i 0? iU4°°°l\¢. ¢l\ll’l¢°=l"'3 and complete Absorption by GH- T°"=i1-S tim ve dl-*wed are e guage me iz regional festivals so P°““°°* 1""-‘ °‘ "‘°“ ’°°"“ “‘

ini Provinces. while f»h¢ minima ~ m to li 1 me destruction layers have yielded many. “"5” 'I UB W Wi i“°if» “U4 that the groups from the Atlantic

Slwuid be "m°v°d- is the mia migm be appraised °°"°"" "“‘“"°" "”"“'“°‘ °

in a moribund condition. 'I‘he Canadians will be pleased to by idmmal ,unmyu mg,” U; Wmkd P°“¢”Y "`°“'5- '“°h “

pickup in orders for Nova Swtil 1”” ‘im mm' “gh C°m"““"°“` ‘ ' : : oyaueif varyine wwf# U W* 1”' found vp he enaracterisue or

i is sneer. uit at th - " 1” "°“d°“ L’ °“ his “et “gm ° ‘ ° °""*°’°-“°“°" W ‘Wm °f “‘"“‘ ruieenth ¢ B. c., in malt

°°° “ "° ° PM . . Ninety Nine Years em. .annum mt em. nr. ,O me ,_§§{,‘,_‘? C ,Ph ,

Harvey. however, will not be the

in0ttawatbeend.efA11ril.1'br thiaooeasionllr Greina tamatio

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How To Pass Exams

(New York Weill-'lelsgrami D&n Virlinh Gilfkrlleuve gives

dudsnta of Barnard milopa seven llggestions about preparing for ex- aminations which if applied to the

f sduoaton generally might revolution. ,

them not to cram for ls if V-h8y were s mat.er death. Regard than as “somes in golf." cet

£3? and exercise and

W Mr! to so to

good. practical advloe for who have wplled them-

y throughout the is mnny a student semester through

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lllili lduoa by the

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crime, rel!!

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marked material

oonmrising

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the local tombs and at Beisan __

distinctive fabrics a range of d betwem 1800 and 1400 B. O, Bimil

the Hyksos peri0d .And etfi » tcenth dynast oomxllalm

Amenhetep III, when the comes abruptly to an~end.,` _

l ii of Bronse Jeri

moms Earlier ed by

this year

fell, shaken

same age

gratlon are amid their

to infer that perished at one and the same through the same cause After the fail of the

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Eswtian royal names Hatshepnit- andThutmoaeIIIiothereisno(

The evidence from ali'aourees`ii`

in complete agreement that norms

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ceased alsruptiy about 1400 B during the reign of Amenhetep

nature of all of the and

Pflvtiwuydesertedforsomecen-

turies. scanty remaining tapes of gengarfrelonificatlon of the city

i 1.

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THROUGH' MANY YEARS ,

` ln hlshrie Hollhsl, over alxiy yours ago,

:oven merchants b\n\dod1’hs loyal Bank

i_ upon sound and eenasrvetivo principles.

To than principles tho lsnil has ataodfunly ddhsrod. CNIIIQIIIQ condllions have only

, established its strength and experience.

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The _ Public Can Help

(Trlonto Globe)

The National Revenue Review for

January carries reassuring news of win! h being done officially topre- vsnt entry to Canada of immoral and inhoent boob. , periodicals. pictures and on. Durins 1938 iaeagly son- pubueauom ei doubt- ' ml character were paled upon by

‘ exmmer,m4o1ume ms csieeam

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lllihlstvmlinstruotedtoreiuse im- portation.

'ruepueuewlubaineeremsla w&warsofi.bsDepartment o!

Revenueinthis ngard.

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