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Incident-W. Chester B. airhurs. Tire-President-J. ll. Burnett. E The Evening News, New Gll.S§UW,
5 FRIDAY, JULY 25. 1930 `
prevalent iii many parts of Canadzif
Motor Government
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At a time when the people ol Can, part of the undertaking. He was un- 1
for able even to pay the bill for repair- i
I/ill. were hard pressed for work
their uligmploi-ed_ Ml-_ Kings Gov, ing the "Brant" and he decamped_ _ i <Meighen resigned in 1921) and
errunentfwas gaily joy-riding to
tune of 'over one-and-a-quarter mi
lion dollars at the public expense.
the
. R V H l _ k “ 'gall and his colleagues on the fiscal issue.
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Our contemporary winds up its exor- l
Blli if llll'l“’d Clll “<‘°l'5¢ fm” mai- 'rlium in this practical, lf cynical, sen- ~
cnce thus: "The only advice we have!
to sim is in teii -'the boys" and "thai
girls" to take all the Grit money they l
can get, and vote as they dariiedi
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Nordin was unable to finance his;
I please.”
before a single fish was collected,f ___
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taxation would have been about $118,- CANADNS 0i,i,0RTUNl»l-3-_
000.000 increase."-Patriot July
mst it das- the Mackenzie
government that was in power in
present Liberal Govemment
' . . 'rl 'hi f ' ' _ _-1-_
15 B way Liberal C'°‘°m-mem" haw' W “ oe 35” is no n lFirst, we have the finance minister, ‘
carrie into power it i-an riot ln its
pe.nditu.r1 on moto: ve!~.icles.
Liberal office-holders evidently
prove offthe old jingle:
The Grits they drive in chases,
The workmen walk like blazes.
A return brought down in the
House of Commons slzoweclz -
1. That the Government: owns
viewed the traiisactlon from i‘s I demnmg P"°“°u°“ B5 5 P°m°“l°‘"y
ilmmoral form of robbery. There is
_ I . . . y
mwus end' lfree trader. There is Hon. Charles
Stewart, who, two or thrce years ago,
Time’s Clranges tection in the House of commons.
Next comes Hon. W. R.. Motherwell.
when ‘lu local Llbgml govemmem our fishermen, if not to Mr. Elacmil lmm. Charles Dunning' who' while "gi-,l»l_5¢l-vailiws _ _ _ ue show
_ “_ lan. It ii-as aired in the local Legis- l Premier of 5a_,l¢aicl.leWlm' lnirodimed signs gf b¢wlld¢l»m¢l~lt_ They cglilioi and tillers of the land, the labourers l water' than ln Qthersl
.....,, latiire last session when Mr. H. D. the famous free trade resolution in quits understand what has happen-
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n_\ l\fcLea‘:, M. L. A.. scafhingly re-lthe Saskatchewan Legislature con- °d_-~_pai,i.l°t_ This in "ference
Mackenzie King! somersault
erence. '
It has bewildered" more
the old time free traders of the
eral art
motor cars, which. including the cost How uma Change; lil-i-8 are some 'minister 0! aerlculture, and cobdgn. P Y.
of maintenance. repairs and chaul- O. me Lib al mm ' ' ._ - I
, paign slogzus in _ _ _ _ _
ol _ er _ icrt Forke, until recently minister of Liberal Dl`°l>l8ll'ldi-Slfl. 1l’\¢lUdill€ Clmadlan pmpnsgd by mm. .R.B_ “em  about 90 per cent that is in the milk.
the election of l92.», culled from the _ _
_ immigration. Who ll a free V-\‘1=\d0l' their local organ, have switched over . ~..- ~
e‘e °dm“`ia'] ml"-"5 M the Patriot 0! 0°' with much authority in Government to the ..l°yalW.. en, and are yi net' To ghe cmp").m`m ‘O men'
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tfibrf Of that YOHYI circles. Hon. James Malcolm, min- ' ' - ' , _ _ _
al* __ _ _ _ h at to twist, Hon. R. B. Bennetts attitude vast Roadway at Halifax, Nova Scotia, water enters imc every tlssum
The rxofliis of Canadians to the ister of trade and commerce, as ri _ __ A _ ‘_
mei have cars among iliem “.l,llCl.l Unwd Stalls is decmaslng in E oblecled io adequate dimes on lm_ upon the question of British prefer- then Iwrth. aiding Piiii__c Edr\;i_d
feurs liverles. represent an outlay
51.31155. C/f the 623 cars, 352 w
purchased within two years.
2. That the members of the C
cost the country sl64,640.
8. That ten private railway c
This certainly looks as though
cost 5376.877.
were having Government by motor
car. It may be said, of course»and
country ought to have a car, and t
,ite. Nor should we forget Hon. Rob-
marked degree.. ported furniture, he himself being a
surplus in favor of Canada of $270.- ll-i regard to fiscal policy is not of par
"In the Maritime Provinces the* V
ence to fit into their hypocrisy.
ers . - ` furniture manufacturer. As for Pre- Leader Bennett. and the whole
'I' .bal f t d tuns _ .
. ' - ~ . ne ance 0. our r-R P re Y mm' Kmg- he ha-5 “ever given any Conservative party,'a.s 'originators
ue in use b? Cnbm" Mlmstfrs ‘md I Curing the last fiscal year sliorvs a. evidence that his dominating motive th H I I tl I t de with a
° 9° '37 ° "pre °"“ ° ra ' Winnipeg Regina Calgary endin
. . g at.
What they have denounced. as
Govemment’s "ONE SIDED
made
~ cl H _ G. Ho va d Fe
leaving the steamtr in the hands of l this ine;-glue of 3l_1g_000_00° whim li, Cana B and on \ r
his creditor; 5 Let the record be read of Mr. Kin! would fain saddle upon comer-vntlv¢s_ an their speeches and many of me' will give poor results if they drink.
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The Patriot's bungle in this cue is _ slr,-The two logical, forceful
King istructive Statesmen among all
leader of the Conservative Party,
son Premier of Ontario, I have l
'pronounced Liberals. If thc men a
ing women voters of Canada; the to
in clerks of the store, the teachers
all Educators. the Clergymen of
“Om Religious organizations, the- men
bnmbasm b-gmnmg to ms lgnom- Hon T A Crerar, an equall extreme United But” “bu t‘° British pref' the sh0Ds ancl Operators of Railroads, water is most advisable.
and the scattered Army of all who are  Now while some youngsters mn
" than begging in vain. for jobs to support drink too much milk and get 'b.i
pronounced the death-knell of 'pro- Cons"-v|¢iv¢5'_ Al-ld il; l-lu disgusted their families, will vote, on Mond1y,lious‘ at times, mozt of.theni ar:
Lil, ti-ie 29th instant, for H. ri. B. i ni-\¢ti,_ greatly benefitted by this daily hall?-
you will create a live progressive E
‘ in the History of Canada.
The Great National Roadwav,
Dt Ontario to Sudbury. Fort Will
ue ‘$004009 llalliy to the United state5_ in the VEmPii‘e." are Still f-he fell Vancouver_These mysilggesligns °l~lly_l taining about 90 per cént of water,
' champions of British preference. Competent Engineers will decide tlqei and the little corpuscles or solid part
_ the mi-,sg feasible Route, conslderlngl of the blood contains nearly 60 per
L* dairy lfidvslfi' has l'1°»l‘<‘f*»‘°fl 3° W- 'rits fats or the canadian rsxtiie in- . ‘
~ ~ _ . Lak s_ Ri v M i iccnt.
5a5d_m°i the Prime Mini-“ef °f the Prnt- d_L1Si2fi‘ llflflel’ the lUl‘€-'ielli Hdmlnistra' Liber” organ -mmits' is me  lconctiitionsgeissincztgl;liqriixutllixnter‘
' lat Offical flgiir s show a decrease of tion constitutes an lnterestinK ¢0D'\' -
C011- withstanding what you may think or
t.h2\ read about drinking water. neverthe-
llggg Ipublic speakers of this tragic Politi-: lcss it is one of the factors in in-
the cal Campaign is Hon, R.B. Bennet,_ci'easing the weight of many indivi-
l-gu_'w:~ight rapidly by doing wlthou'
ll,_“.(.li bread, potatoes. and other starcher.
lle _  of the ‘wct’ type, those in whom tlit
of the shops. the merchants and 1
md! t'me to time to say that for the may
an l but also from the amount of water-
HE would appear- practirzil to begin this'
Is-
land' then “'°5i“"frd w Si- John- New tion of the body. Every little cell has
Bl`“n°’Wi°k» me Wim" S°“D°l'l. UWDCG water within it, and needs water
to Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa across
i m, perly. The blood itself is mostly
Mr. i
' THE DBDWKING UI’ WATER
I have frequently stated that not-
lli I duals, and all their efforts to lose
nd' too much water. That is if they are
r 5 tissues seem to attract and hold moi;
However I find it necessary fren.
alllority of us, those of us who are t.
ln l average weight, the drinking L.
,alot one ortwo glasses of milk daii;
lnot only from the food in the mill;
C0l1\¢. '
It i So if your youngster will not drink
milk have him drink two or three
glasses of water daily.
every organ. practically every func-
around it, if it is to do its work pro-
ivater, the plasma or liquid part con-
Aiid when you think of how moist
all parts must be kept between lungs
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THE GHARLUI IETUWN GUARDIAN ores By__The Way; __ _ml W 6 el _ The ,,__,,,,c F,,,,,,,, what I l_
H°*‘- - NW llmd ' ' 1
' ' ' ' lthe Liberals increased sues because This column in oven for "-he  _ -’f_=. X
_ _ i. . u. _ _ _ _ . _ _ . _ ' aimnimi by ¢°rre»n°nd¢°“ f 7 l_ .i__'
ldlhr and llnnnrrrxjltrll. :i:r‘:ettC.° D L lrxlyxltilfinlic “Editor-D. K. Currie.. l\- S.. ‘H1165 Sntrlgly _l’¢lLdl¥\l fh¢i $5l.000,000 MMG WIN OOUCCMG in 0' “neun” M lauren* This ' ) I
; - . _ . . ___- evil of selllnz and buyma votes. andi 1929 than in IMI." "If the 1922 rat: _ cmriomwwn Gaudi.” dm rl” __l__l ll.
:'.t’.'.“"';.";‘.':. ‘f:':“':.:.‘1..ti':'Z’ “zz .:.‘:."i»'.:.'...."":.::::i' 'WS ""'%  ‘“..'“°l’ "iii °‘ *"““°"' ‘B ““’°°”° B" THE. -~» -ee--'"' °°“°"° “" Quilt! I  
...___-__- _---». -- -- ---.--_-_ mms “°"~ 5*? al’ _l“'°a° 5 "°"¥’. consmvanvm, had not bm, wists” .1 sorrespondentu. I » 5  
against this tvil wliich is now quitel REDUCED BY THE LIBEBALS thai I. . up \ Ay `  1
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Bennet will live to see this all can
Cabinet Ministers should have ca
F5- unemployment.
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- . lmentary. upon Premier King’s boast RA.NGEMIlN’I‘,” Preferential trade
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dian Highway completed. Work should i
a' and chest wall, in the joints, lining;
arid perhaps so. Still, it is wort
noting that Englafld ‘i095 T10! PTO- leaders ~.\i'll be measured by what they
vide its Cabinet Ministers with cars. can gp* for Canaria." ning and knitting mills in gal-lads, A
And when. 8 f€\\' years ago. a rich Arid now what about the exodus of have gone out of business or closed` The Uber” pn” is Publishi d in 3 _ =l S waste material moist in the small
Canadians to the United` Statesilidown from lack of work. Forty-five Wm! 01 the Wud°5if "ll-\'l’l3l’»¢5 °f Cl" “gt cmzenslthe 0l°P°l`flmlW £0 Sufi-l and large intestine and in many
sn, MaCdonald_ then, was B mtiolilil W-Mi abd", om. balance of mule' our ofthese are located in Ontario, seven ggtion pi-qgpgots ever yet thrown out Sn; Sheglllss ;liSnu;:;io;2i‘mille1s_ Thisl other organs and tissues, you can _
in Qual," mg gl-lr” in N0" gsm w . dyln' putt wiiliin mi, mlid_ Ope nto the realize to some extent how absolute- . _
1 1 I hearts and souls of thousands of men,| ly necessary water is to your system. 146 Richmond st" Charlottetnwn
what about that most impor'ia'~t sim- During the “seal year emu" Much ness they broadcast a clam o our women and children who are now be_l Now when should you drink water? .
ee-=i=<>n of me-“fins i><>1iii¢-1 led- mio. ....... i.....i...i .-...d iii...-si... °°°'-’ "°'“ ll"-‘ "‘°"“'°°' "“°‘° ‘”"° ms “fm wi °f the" Sm1\h°mfSi °°“" "° “ffm “’ °°“° “ “ff” Fire Life Accident Sickness
0,5 by what mei. can gat for gan. million dollars- womi of textile goods know how hopeless their chanted BYE for they are idle, ¢al»ll~loi pay Nntli with your meats as it helps to soften " ’ ’
ada? were imported into this country and in Prince Edward Island-even the They will have neither food_51~l¢llel- 0,' the f00d~ The only danger here of -_ and ate Glass Ins” rance /
ming li” l-lamial-,ell ln ills lag five Ol-lr D€0Dld Slllfefed l°¢0l‘dlllB'll’- Liberal leaders know this--can easily Clothes. They must resort to beggil-lgl °"“"59 15 that YOU mlly, take a _
l-ood ai the mb of ch .t lmouthful of food and wash it down
figure ut what credence they can S all y Or steel _ _ _ '
v I _ o I 4 in ect w oth- or commit other serious crimes and into the stomachlwithout chewing it at Lalvest Rate.
fishermen; meeting at Souris .on Wed ment on the defensive with regard Two events have occurred during l!lV° 9° T-hell' C511” l'°5l° be cast into the over ro sufficiently. A drink of water before
friend gave one as a present to Ram-
outcry, Prime Ministers. it was held, dairy industry, and unemployment?
should buy their own cars.
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H Helping The Fishermen
` The subject of the Hon. Cyrus
\I!acrn.llla.n',| addrxss at the so-¢\ll¢<l years to place _the King Govern- »
Tm pamomm mn pn <' paralleled progress and prosperity.
Since 1923 fifty-live wool, cloth-spin-
h __ _ _ of “heal that he has lifted the country to un within gl-lg Empire 1, ,_ big plank
the Bennett platform.
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in begin on this project at Halifax 3
vancouver the same day, This W
distribute labor to the Eastern a
nd water ln the manufacture of all thei f
_ _ “di digestive juices, 'keeping food andi
ng Western Provinces givin” to Farmer l
of all the organs, of the need ofi
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nesday according to the Patriots, to all on these vital subiccts? the present week which testify to the er provinces. They are putting UP. 3 of this grand Domlniolrof Cir “Tins you start the meal is usually help- Good Strong Stock Companies
limdlines, was "How the King Gov- When our contcrnporary works out ft='fl;°“;h_‘;d°1; (5;’mm;I‘:‘i5;'{l;‘i;“W¢nll“ fight of desperation in an effort to and be held as Convicted hll_eiln;; gl; fugl ki I ti A
th a swer to tlie.c questions it will E m B 5' 5 ° ess e save :single seat. th rn. ng E arg” qua" ty M wat” A fl BK S mm !'5l(\ Ll d \V`l
its tu 'uid hav is ei nt wo is ex iai wh in P°p° has ‘med ° smemmt "v°°]` ' ` --` Gods esipeniieiigf -Taxiqa-y.ers' May the.1'“m°d“”’°1y me' “ me” my 515' I ge I u e e' oy Le S
A more appropra . e wo le c i pos ri 0 D rl Y ~ 0 ing the dangerous extent of me ,M_ a uns foigilc a class of tend the stomach and make it slow in 9
been "How th- King Government is election prophets of 1930 are already ilvliies with which his Cliul-gli comes When a farmer takes his D\'0dllC° men- 11-amine themselves Statesmen, 'emptying' its contents into small in- °*‘*°°"°‘°°°°°°"”°"°”°°°+”°°‘°°°‘*‘°“““"°
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E pinning me wut- ribbon on Hon R iin Contact The Department or .i.., to me merenu-it for ui, sr excl-range A Premier and Cabinet or men who testine. The old idea that wat" dir. sm suii be purchased from “Haw- 
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'B lg, mist; and lll; gillgpm-is-s tice has published a report from for other commodities it is called h”~"€ been trllsfed to direct the Social, “ted me Swmach digestilm -l“l°9 and Spain. Italy and oriental markets-at
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Washington which indicates the friendly bllslnggg, and invariably the P°lm°a1- Financial, Industrial and thus “'"k@l'l9Cl if-, is not credited now. satisfactory m_lces_  U
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_  spread of Communist Sunday Schools. his h t are the Agricultural affairs of Canada, for Water between meals iS an excel
Once Bd' Tum? Shy To many People these revelations fam" md mem an ._ nine years. The Legacy that Premier lent habit nm' °“1Y b°°l’~“S€ Of ill llS` Now if Canada were to place B pre'
|21 t Of fflllll'-l-5 Wh” 5°" W uses i th b d b I ferential duty upon raisins and dried
ernment is helping the Pishennen.
ignoring the Fishermen. Oi’ cou
it did.n't mat`er much. There we
no fishermen present an\vay._
There -was one example of govem-
mental assistance to the fishern`1eii._ _ ll _ will and oerialnly should' come with one-S _ - ' ‘ ' King is now dealing lo the nine aml_ _ n e o y. ut also because the
l.lowel.e.L which Ml, Macmllllm mlgmf A C-mesposdent in the Summer- Blaming force But w those ,mil . Bglmstt proposa to conduct his Em- 3 hall million people is ..Po,_,_:_,ly andl Cold water often stln-iulates m°v¢.| fruits, in favor or those countries in
' as
have c1t:d to shov. that there
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.el side Journal expresses curiosity as lar wiili the alms and methods of mei pin buiheg ,in this “me manner; Cl,lariiy.._ Men and Women Shmld go ments of the food in the small in-i exclilmge lol- lower dime; 0( my pm. _
to the nature of the bait tha' Mr. A- movement which centres in Moscow' the Lil,el»,_l leadgrg “ld pl-ess try to to the P0115 on l-lexll M0ml3y_ July “Stine 0” ll-S .i0llFl'l€y. Ilducts mm their markets we would `
worse tidings even than being iznor- l _ - _ _ V _ N l A “me more Water is necessary in
ed.
Instead of an academic talk on
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!‘-`3"-¢1`i5- l"’°b`em° m genera] “ ‘H lilly li-0 Hpllreciate the reality of the °°“°°9u°“ °f us "S the Conservative Party- .
r":‘hich our fishermen are quite asfztn-
lifar as Mr. Macmillan, wouldnt it
have been interesting to have heard
the new Minister give the lzsidv story
of the King Governments iransac-l
tions with ri certain subsidized for-\
eigner by the name of Nordln?
This than Nordin, it will be recall-
ed, was sent here by the King Gov-
ernment last year with a subsidy Of
$1800.00 a month to assist him in
gtaxting a flsh~collect.i:~g business on
the North Side. To earn his subsidy
it was stipulated that he must par'
the fishermen not le§ than one cent
pdf pound for their mdfish.
The ourious thing about this con-
trsnt was that the fishermen were
receiving from one and on'~ quarter
to one and one half cents per pound
for their codfish before ANordin came.
and from buyers who had to work
\`ri‘.hout' any Govcmmerit siibsitiy.
Aciordihd to Government siinport-
ers at the time. Nordin would be a
great boon to the fisheries oi the
North Side and the fish were to he
ghtpvped through him to Montreal.
ioronto, Chicago and other mark-
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The work of getting the fish ii.-ciald
be looked after by an old discarded
Covefnrnent boat, the "Brant" The
hah were to be collected in this boat,
fresh from the fishermen, which
would ri-tcessitate calling daily at the
different. fishing places on the Nirth
Side. The fish were to be land~d in
Courts or Georgetooin for shipment
by rail.
- With the Brant‘s slow rate ol
apeed and the lengthy route to be
mvered. it was obvious from the bc-
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"lt, i-annnt be the old age pen-
sions. because lie used that at the
last election and he can-~ot catch
any old b‘rfl twice lvith that. for
the only one tha* made anything
out of old age pensions hcrcabouts
was Mr. MacLean. He told the o‘.d
men and widows lo vote for him
and if thc King: Govcrnmfvt wont
back to power they would be get-
ting an old ago pension in Sum-
nicrsidc. Th" King Goirrnmcnt
wcn‘. back and tlic_v put. the o`d
Communist menace. _
nge pensions through in a way that
doiihic-crcsfed all tho old me ~. and
ividows in the Province. and Mr.
Mar-Lean voted for the bill and hc
kne1~_ at the samo time that. this
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Proiince could never adopt it.
Editorial Notes
Mit R.. H. Jenkins' efforts to per-
suade his audicnce at Clifton on
dairy industy did not suffer on nc.
count of New Zealand butter im
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_ _ ' tained primarily in respect of econ
portatioiis met with a cutting retort mic l-elaiiolm The obleciions milled
from Hon. J. H. Myers, the Conserv- ln the British ri-ply l-elsif iglqlefly in
.~iii\~i- farmer ranfiidail-_ "1 am going 'he "l@tl1°dS nroiwsed for the realiza-
to cure him of that idea," said Mr. "mn °f these "~l“'l-‘~ `
M_vf~r.~.. "After the 28th of .liily he‘ E I d l th id I
will have nothing to do and I am “gan S e u "mm" in
which to grow engagingly and satis-
aoing to get him on my farm to milk liedly c,ld_ in America Me is I buh
the <'aw.=: and I will izire him every den. In Italy lt is a hitter and re-
single cent of profit he can make." tlretful Challenge. In Germany it
____ ‘has about it a trace of assertive res-
An editorial quotation in wednes- 5 mmmon' In France it L5 n j°k°"_B“
_ _ _ _ I _ in England it is almost a pleasure.
cays Patriot is credited to ‘S¢:na.- N0 men grow old so gracefully and
oi' I-Iuzlzcs, nt Klng's County meet- .59 il-isely M Elislimmen -nd it i5
ing." And now will the Patriot tell  their country rather than they them-
lp, rem-lcrs what Swami- Hllgl-_es liilselves that seems to be responsible
me s,lf___ame mwllngs had in say-lfnr the phenomenon. Unlike the men
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about the scandalous manner in E of ~ot?1er nations' the Englishmen
_ lh Xl _ C *_ _ _ lrloesrit fight age; henotonlyaocepts
"h‘° M5 °““ ~" “as dl-'°l"“"i“' I lt.but has the air of weleon-ilngit. In
l\¢“f| Rilllll-Si lllld~".f U10 Pfl`52ni GOV' ilt he sees a flne_con‘entmcnt. humor-
ernment, and what opinion he ex- lUUS Wi-Sdvm Ind I t-‘lfilin Violrldlll
pl-,._.,,e¢l as i., ilie mmpmailv, m,,l._ idelight. And his attitude is reflected
Iin his look and the look of the men
its of the old we pensi-ms policies of
_ ._ _ _.__ _...___ a.a..\i-1 no Mr, Bennett and Mr. 'about mm' H www be nmvtbxe M
RKJCKCDZRS ii..- ...s l.-.su un ln gh. “M4 5(
term Of foul* lspfa li' l-l lla lj
in the unclertakiiig. with the aim tai i i».,, wlin Smtesmen °f Visldh and reiidered
pmmoie Closer emo ration betweenl and his Eurdpehll Nl'll’05'-ll~9~ “~- good acmml of his mm and stewards natural products, which we can hnyl for exchange of trade, plays into th_
_ _.___ llil, “aliens oi Euro; and io 5i,eng_ in a long stateniei-it lo iii: Dress ship he lies szenei-ally _=.lCl._,.e<l.d in al “5 Cheaply elsewhere. and for which hands of the United States-ta the
.then the safeguards against another gave his 11880118 f0l‘ a\`ll\“5'Jllll”l? me second lcym of ll-lil, _i.,,3l.s_ There lsi they must find markets, then we are d9Sfl’ll¢'~l°ll °f Canadian “ad” hm" l
i European war, the British govern- Mackenzie King party, and Elvin!! his nothing in the constitution to pr@.l ln a position to say,-open your mal-_ este, ` . -1 . '_ _
Mdllday night. that thc Canadianillgem e"i"`°‘“°5 ‘Te “tm°" 5y‘“p“_hy' full support to Hon R. B. Benl1Fti`l'8l`lt him_ running; ii third time, bill," kets to our potatoes, and we will give 'U10 CDH-’9l'\`~`-il‘~'€ Niiilllllfll F'01lCi" l______
lhRf;cr;§jhaL;Z_;L l;eri1ci;evi:;i and the comemtlw l,my_ liggglnglianha; r-,ver iw-cn eierisu, ith-l you an equally vaiuabie privilege in ls a buslnvss-like 0112. and Clvcwfi 
Continued from P2-K8 7 'terms G y me if °d mme than W'0._ ours. are going to see to it on Monday ncxt Q
enernl U. S. C' t ft: ,_
'mn R r hw' This is Conservative po1icy_nnd that in future we are going to have
second term. toured the world. He r
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E- M2101-£311 IS Uflllg H1 WHS elemoll there is nmmng surprising in tm’ gwlgt it ll-iw "‘1'f-12: MAILED FIST. 2591- 1930. and vote for the Conser- me summer t- 1 still get our dried fruits \vit.hout in-
to °"'t°h me “ld p°°l°l°'5 votes mmews' This shows how small the Liberal vm" candidates “'h° Wm elm' Him! and adults. me or both children creasing the cost to consumers, in ad-
P -nc Com-iii l.,-_.. Writes- The World has- B5 Yet. failed ut- in is R. B. Bennett who is now Leader of
dition tolmore profitable markets fo:
POTATOES AND RAI i the surplus of uhat ue have to s/=ll
I I hear many men and .tml-all re, SINSl ` ‘ ' ' °'
_ F'°relsn_ b\1ll-=‘W°°l' ‘WS h°"“5~ “ mai-ir um they dom see thai li will --- l Ar-id with this tariff imriei- against
S'“y yea” “K” Mammba made M the whole of Canada the King party affect them wheiher- they mic or mil One of the stanchioris behind the' the United states, and the large
bow as a new Province away out Westi can not mlm to an olltsiandlng coli. ll the-y don* vets lhcy would ba d 'i National Pollcv as adv l ll f t _ t ' _ .mlmw duh
s0meWl.lei.e_ and ioday winnipeg' its ~ rt t “lived of th 1 F- F F- _ e-.I .» ocated by sirl amoun o vien 5-se\en . .1 C S
Capital' is regarded as the ge0gl.lipl.i_ servative who has left his PB Y ° K- - El" ranvhlse John A. Macdonald and Sir Chai-lesl lars of their raisins and drlcd fruits , 
ical heart of Canada Thcre`s a. rc _loin tl\C Bflellly A few medium-ities The Umm ct t 1 Tupper. was that~to Bet a tariifl begglllg lor entry. bUtSl'll1l- Dui fl‘0ll‘l
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cord of progress that will stand forl who joined them years ago, for wai in the Nmcml C0n;_h;;’_on au;";t;°‘l concession from the United st:-1tes_1 our markets, the growers in that 
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3 “hu” iand patronage E-1‘l3V*‘“°‘~`“' are “am ihz fi Republic, thai, the Pi~e:.l<leili “'2 must have something to give illicountry would compel their govrr
trotted Olll- RS l’€°¢lll °‘“l`l"°‘i~" shall be elected for a l‘°riod of foul-' exchange' dollars worth of pota'.o:s free, oi' at
As was' expected, the reply made , _ _ _ ' _ "
by Great. Britain to 'lie proposals of They ar* *mn* h°“’°‘9T 'We' the years. tile Election is held in No-
iivf, Arlstlglg Brlal-ld_ pm-elgn Mlnlsgerl conversion of W. T. R. Preston, The lember and thelsuccessful candidate free use of American proclucls, what dried fruits spoiling upon their hands.
. of France, fer thc formation of a. Man from Mon‘..oulin." the most. not- S Sllorh into cfirre tho 4t‘_i of March need have they to barter with 'us fo I But. the King-Dunning policy of
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-Europ_an federal iinlon. holds outi el-l l_,ll,¢l-al srgaiiizer in ontario, Sir . ° °“ll‘\lf. Tl`P President series n tariff privileges? If we close gli-ing iliem fl-ce 3;-_C-:ss tg gui- l-ml-_
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If W5 0Den our market doors fnl- a reciprocal duty, _to prevent their
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i _ _ ' Q, .  the Chicago Convention by U_ S Sem It work out? principles. f
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V ,  ator Roscoe Conkling, cf Newl Take Wtatou. and dried fruits as  -1
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il. AGMENT ff’ Ra.i.sii-is and dried tropical fruits.
A rninaret in Hindustan. . must be imported. The United States
Cracked in the twinkling of an BYE' THE' LAND WE LOVE I to a certain extent, must import po-I  
As o'er the dgedrt pal; Dian. t d l iliio”
Saw Dawrrs cou era ess war i B’ ,BANK una’ '
In one year we import- 35,768,110 H  N G
g fly. ‘ ' ‘ _ __ “ -d
The scarlet shafts that marked their ' ncunds of raisins, or in ¢g5l-l viilllii
vm- sm "' J' C' ABB°'"` $21,031,809 or dried ri-uit; ima pre- lf 3'0" Wal"
streaked down the dark, to where _ -_-*
_lilly _ _ Q. who was si: J. c. C. ./iiiboml
serves from the United States. Prac- Expeditious and
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Dark-tressed. above her gipsy-tan, A~ 5*’ "ml" 'lr C- Ab°°" “'35 “l many °ur whole °°n5“mp“°“ °f Expert Workmanship
Igdw ‘ll hs; dggggl-gd lggmnli-lg, ¢ie_ prominent fl;u;': f;r many years in' Ralslns, Prunes. etc.. corn-ss from _
' ,_ Canadian public lic. enter ng; the lhgt snuntry, In the same year our Send m
ni. gui,”-d of Eu; _glplm - Quebec Legislative Assembly in l860` toni tx an of claims was V u
Ado" the Dum in ny Jill, and the Union Parliament in 1852.' p p ` in “ml  III. 
'1~h,lil°id¢li !iml,¢|lii5 ,ini-lun" “fl .He was a member of the lliacdoiialdl ”'€e9'9-m t° me sum .nd "‘7.n"
_»l~l.i,.°ll|li emi,” blil, of mmm" ,km government ln 1887 and afterward' 425 t° an °°““tl'l°5- - so Grafton Street
gm ,milel-|_ ,ng qpmeq mil, lm- fm, entered the Senate where he became Some years ago we procured nearly Oplmsiie Prince Edward
And _atreu:hed.her bangled arm on'l¢lder of th; igonselvailve party, I-lei all of those fruits from the Mediter- Theatre
l.',i|l,,_ ‘ ' _ became prime minister in l89l rmdf l.am,an ports* They came Umm high Ph 'N3 I
_a,l_._¢i gi gin Alli".,,i,_i-ml resigned the following leer. He was  _ _ ' one . i
.na mais nmtiinklnn by. regarded as an au'.l1or;t;.' on com- “S5 "ml: i '"3' ’°`7`V 1"'-551 TWV   2-'e Tw0 Macs
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lit_l__ hope for British participation' wmrld Laurier.; right hmicl mlm' _ _ . s. e s een a _ doors-by restrictive duties-agalristi Kell “'llh°l1° ‘my °°“nt°T inducement l G
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PTUMETRY
is a spsclaiiled science.
concentrating all its re-
source to the end that
Defective Vision may be
restored. _
Eye Strain relieved md
Muscle imbalances wr-
rested.
Any one of these defects
may be, and nearly alwlyi
is. the cause of
it trnuiuea with hud-
aches. we will be llld W
investigate the condition of
your eyes, and if necessari-
turnisri you with prvveflt
F. Hutcheson
FOX
REQUIREMENTS
NEMA WORM CAPSULES
A stienuimiiy tems i>r°<l°°°
at Parks mivis at co.. are ef-
fective. nfs and sure 'ln 6*'
pelllng worms from the intes-
tinal tract of not .onli f°"’
but live stock, poultry and do!!-
If your animals develop
worms act promptly ,with 01-!
specific treatment.
EAR-MITE LOTION
Within the last six weeks W2
have sold gallons of our Ear-
rint- Locum. Fox-men lll"
h‘gl1ly recommended it as _belnt
always effective. Get some frm
our fresh stock.
FLEA POWDER.
nis is tasume of rw' "ll"
you must protect the fur frvlll
amrisnuon by vefmle °“’
I-'Isa Powder alwah IW" "3
faction. We have Jill- f°°°'
a new shipment. Send in 1°:
orden at once. The! Wm
promptly attended £0-
vbvofvvvvvbovovro-Qoebooov-6vorvoov
fitted ecreective Kinases. ' -
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