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causes 'russeav ii1=R’iL 7, 1914> Vflmis or n.r..~- ~  
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;          ...basses Bliss       
MR Piles? FINANCIAL YEAR  c For swEErHEiiiir
_~ _ - _ .. __ _ .
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. -e_-__~ ,_ i _ . _ -'*-*-'-'*--°- . *“*‘°"‘*'-*-“°"‘
'  Temperance _- Alliance.
__ _-___y (continues) _
sliii2il`1_o_ Lmuon is rnsusrr.
_  ' L_l'q`uo`r _in transit or in
collrte f__of_,ile_li.Vei°'y" at _any '_w_l_i=arf, rail-I'
warts, rish.;;.f .railway -'l>r_\;eisss_ tx:
presz _iis,1wfai~ehonte or other place,
whit  ~iiot.ad _ » to any ven
ki r.:*l1_f|*l_°i°\l.. drug styor chemist,
i1_ '.l§£6ll°<i. ¢_`f»_i11  that it is
ss. die. T.l?l*Y“|°1‘i'-"'l.__ °°.,4 ‘Gate or pro-
ssi-ietiehfinsy es _sslsss 'without wus.
rii§i_}:b£n»hi_iy' Ixpsdtor, policeman,
 lil-_`_6r_ p ee oiiicer. ~_Ll.;u\or"
ioiiiid insueh quantities ss to sstis-
ly ,tliiodlcer that it is kept for the
mlrboss-pi uniswiui ss-is or aisnossi
n'i&1_b_6_!l,elIed,and removed,
1:!3l¢iii¢£>¥y"..ii1*¥Y1~1sss _ _,vaseline in
desi-iliii, iiausitte hs some without s
warrant stayin _io,i_°c_e-in British cor.
umuis. ses scshswsmontsrio, nov..
Scotia, etc. .The provisior. has
proved _.very useful in the enforce-
ment of the liquor laws ln the other
pr-oviu°es..,. ' ` .
In New l=§'.--swlclr a few weeks
ago, ilve raids were made in one
small town -in one week and liquor
sefsed each time. Five cases were
seiaed in the express omce of the
I; C. R.; a bAl'l‘9l Hllod with liquor
was confiscated in the I._ C. R.
freight ohlce, eight cases more cap#
tured in a,freight house,` etc.
DEBTRUCTION OF . _ `
_ LIQUOR SEIZEB.
SEC. 40. Provision is made for
notlee.tc be given to the person to
whom liquor seized is addressed, and
the liquor may be ordered by a -Ma-
gistrate _to be destroyed unless it is
shown that it was being imported or
shipped for xfyllawful purpose and not
int_¢n_ded ,to_»be_spld _or kept for sale
in violation of the Act. - `
ii10'l°I'rIoU's. Nails on' ADDRESS..
vials of such town. _
M- Present oi1s~third of such lines
il Paid to the cty whether its offl-
cials assist in securing the evidence
or not. _ '
A slinllar provision to the amend-
ment asked for is in the liquor laws
of the Province of Manitoba. _
snlzunn or .Boafr V
CARRYING ,LIQUOIL
also. sl. an amendment-by which,
if ii. ie proved to any inaiyistrate trial;
any vessel, boat, canoe or convey-
aiice of any 'description upon. the soar
cesst or upon any river, ini.; of
stream -is employed in carrying li-
quor for the purpose of selling or
disposing of the same illegally, such
boat, canoe etc., so employed, may
be seized aind sold, 3
Fhis seciion is identical with this
law in force in some of the other
Provincrs.
Iii sdihe recent prosecutions for
siilling liquor 'to Indians, it is under-
stood a boat was ‘used to convey the
liquor.
'~=‘;li' l‘;l~
CORPORATIONS SELLING LIQUOR
'. I - . ‘ l _ , |
SECS. 62 to _65. Provisions to be
made for dcaliilg with incorporated
coiiipanies convicted of unlawfully
'soiling liquor. '~ The fine to be col-
lelitéd by distress and sale of the
corn,pany’s goods, or ihy having the
conviction registered and enforced as
a iudgment. of the Buprsine Court.
Power to be gtven to t,-he Lieutenant-
Governor in Gouncil, if fines-are not
paid, to revoke the Company's Lot-
ters Patent or License under which
it does business. In case of convic-
tion for a third oilence 'nga 'nst thc
Act certain oillcials of the company
to be liable as if personally convict
ed.
  
‘  tore " f>“ii\it.;or__'fir the fume
oignddress-is _ oils, ew.. or if tht:
 oi-_is_ship`,_‘_”f§5'_other goods, oi,
 ei1ed“oi' .coliilill fso s"d"tf\_ render'
s_'§i;egsry_ oi itsdimdlt, it is
pg  ,feels pro .idiet iifwss sold or
intended to be'-told in violation of
the,Act. ‘ ’ ,_
No ULAIM Mapu. ~
-SEC.. 42. If no claim mado to the
liquor within thirty asys or clsiin
not proved to the Nlalgistratem satis-
faction he may order it to 'be de-
stroyed. < _ _
f)CCUl'AN'|‘ T0 BE LIABLE.
SEC. 41;. 'Phe occupant of no house.
shopf etc-. whei~s=1iuuor lysuniswiniiy
sold to be - perlohelly 1` blsto the
penalty though  no proof of any di-
rections ~__given_,_l§§_h_'inl_ _to ths._ pbrson
 u;iila__ ful tale. Remain-
iu¢"xn_~the‘ _».eiiiial_o_y oi the occupant
s.fg:_e_r;_the__sa._1s tsk,ils'plece is conclu-
0-iv1»,.i>r'°i»f.°f ssisvfiw to eil- , 
"_'l_lliis provision isin the' lliziuor iaws_
ci .~Ne'w srun4'v_.‘~iéii,t\i4ovs _ ~ scotis sud
.non oi the otirsi-_._lr<>vinces.
wrIo‘ti.ir slimvin' - ' -
'_ _ sumluousiss. lirroi
52 An amendment to be
permitting summonsss to he
oilenders or witnesses by
e
IDB
Sum
to a
B
0l`B
BD
thus to evade
made that a
a per
strut'
in the bill throii h under a sys
ber Government. _He recalled the
phrase of Sir  Grey that a
single chamber Government mcoift
damnation and disaster. He said
the prophecy was being fulfilled. `
At any time the Unionists are res-
dy to make any reesdnfalile sscrfidce
to _avoid calamity Bild civil sti'l!e.
There are.only two ways i_n which
theié can be, averted, "one, the exclu-
sion of Ulster, the other an appeal
tb the phople. ,In théoplnloh of _tll-e
viiesiier the sltiieition was never nioril
replete with___di.nger than that present.
If the Government chose it _had _Dow-
'sr to ruin Ulster and l'f.s_own coun-
try but will never succeed kn coin-
pelling -Ulster _ by force against ber
will to 20 biltide of_ the l’l`0te0l1l0n
ofthd British Parlissmoht.
sunrstins el_rr_ei1.` ciagi sscfsbsry
for Ireland wound up t e deviate. He
argued that civil wer was impossible.
lSLlii|]Eii KILLEH
IN EXPLGSIUN
April 4-The most
for yehrs, occured
e
set ol
of any
it death
clear
'  f - _ ,_ .-~. ,‘ -. ’ '
s » s_ ' -
tem which was virtually a one-elm-m-_
tlilit hss` happened
Colliery aiere. when)-
tho debris
...¢»~__ ,gg
capital, expenditure during the lsst
year was heavy, including nineteen
'millions in railway subsidies. The
capital outlay amounted to a total
of 57 million so that the debt has
been increased by nineteen million.
Had it not beep for the abnormal
siibilidies the riivenue for the year
would have coveted both current and
caitital expenditure. As it stands to-
day tlie net debt of the domi'nion is
actually ‘slr million dollars less_,\tbsn
it was when the Borden Government
.
3"s“s"..'.°.§;5.*.!’..°..‘3.“"*.f§°‘:..i,“,$;“.‘.’.; 3'; gil: lion.  T. lihlte, Minlsttt- df Finance Submits, `FinAui|cidl Stctenienlt.
Trade for Your Ldrgist let in Coilhtryfs Hltttry. 'Exports
dfidtsr tiidh Imports. '
Mr. White made a brief reference to
the railway situation in ~Gi§n`sda. He
pointed out that the country has
been passing through u period oi con-
siderable inflation and that the ra
(Frii'n‘i' 0'ili~:Own Reporter) _ing for much more normal monetary public extravagance,. speculation and
_O'l"I‘_AWA’,‘ April 6--In a year that co ditlons. Bnnitcrs and business men' price inflation had all co-operated
has ‘hhdli _flilrldihby filiahbidl striiig-_ul&t€"ln-the opinion that while 'it is io bring about. .the financial, condi-
Bllcy Wrldliigs in character. Hon. a1;til'iiil for pruiencé and cauvion' it is tions under review-, The M1111Bf°l`
W. T,_ White, lnister of Finence,_wad aliu irtlme for confideneennd cour-'pointed out as a hopeful sign that
today__ab\e to announce to the House age.~'l‘_he strength of Canada lies in since the first of the year the Bank
`u slil‘§lii`s of 'reveiiue over ordinary li_ei‘ Volt natural resources that is the of England rate has fallento, three
expenditure of thirty-six and s, hell ro_{:k'_ilbon whichfour prosperity is per cent and the outlook for easier
millions, |solih_\il‘g based and founded, Any ds- money' conditions was more favorable
Theirevehiieffor the fiscal year ;'-ust prbstlonl generally speaking, can be than at any time in the past two
closed _he-bstihratsd at $163,000,000 but tsihporloy in character until such years. .
and the oi‘_d'iff'iai’y expenditure at 126_tiine.`a`i normal money conditions_g Hon. Mr. White regarded the _way
and a half millions, leaving e hal- joined 'w-ith bullincss confidence, again up through all the stringency asa
ance on_tbe`r‘ight side oi the ledger restores the wonted activity of the really remarkable feature. Trade
oi as sud rs. halt rhiuicns. |nstion'." lststistics for the iiiscsi your lusveiosf-
ed would show that the total exceed-
‘roi<oN'ro, April 4.- 'rho sud
sequel to a Russian romance was de-
veloped. at the coroner’s inmiset
Monday night on the death of Annie
,Gsraich los adelaide street west.
sam, who is awaiting trial for the
ing. The yvlms pair were in love in
their Russian home, The girl came
to Toronto. and. her lover, though
_pining for. her, was too poor tolol-
lbw. und was forced into mnrria.gg_|n
'Rustic by his parents. still hs kept
Her death was laid to Isaac Estr-
sllegad murderer of the girl by shoot-
,up n correspondence with the Hifi of
his sdections in Ga ds. and she sent
him the price of Ira passage lctosl
the sea. He deserted his Russian
in-ids uitsr three months of intl-rise
life and came here. Shortly alter his
arrival. however, the itofy of his
_marriage came also, and his first
love refused to marry him, though. he
urged this. Then in despair he shot
and killed her and turned his weapon
upon himself. inflicting a wollnd
which he thought would iiistsi. 'ro
_hls disappointment he re vered,and
was at the inquest,
.i».-.-_-_-_~_-_-_--__-----__-_-___ _.__-_--. _i-----._
CHAHGHI WITH
’ siiaaiiis nusiiiu
(Canadian Press)
ed the trade of the preceeding year,
which i-eached_t.he remarkable figure
of over n billion dollars. I-le also re-
MONTREAL, April 5.-Arralgued
to-day charged with stabbing her
‘husband in the neck, Mrs. Rocco
-'marked es srhlcularl ratifying `N°“Si“tt° 32 Latour street, leaded
il » Y E » ~ P
way policy had resulted in the build- that the expcgts had increased in alshe was ill and declined to make any
ing of two vast new systems within greater ratio than the imports- Sfetflmenl She was remanded for a
the post dozen yours construction Dealing with the ‘year now entered. week when it is expected her nus.i»-nil
upon the main lines of the two sys-'upon Mr. White said that the total who is now _in the hospital will have
teins was- now nearing completion hilt main appropiiiatlons recently iaidi recovered suiilciently to testify.
with the constant building and re- before the House provided lor Sliiiri Minlesir.. Pavello. tho man whom
building that would continue it was 786,116 on consolidated fund and for Mrs. Nonsintto tried to fasten the
not possible to look for any cessa- capital $43,949,050. There would he crime cn may be immediately relens- the age__c_e__ Wm  _lt _h_16“._-_ 6!
carrie into pbwir. Iiiorry ofMl_-ailway colnstriiction work. ;siipi`;lement_ai;_y_ estimaygshlatetg  the_ed.
Mr. lWhlts ointed out that so _ e nister ci' inance gave some seas on bu ey wou e a a in _
slight an incloalie in the debt under ottentioré to the nosltinn of real es- nmoigit. Tug relgcnue for; ti§__§e_;i.___l_‘_l_;:_s_tL   '
u"' A ' " - tate 'in anads.. He believed that on close wou e omu . . ,
;`:i‘ldetil.yia¥l:ge:inlfie:1i.‘l§'a};‘;et?isltd`£.toi'\;e rss the whole the re-adjustment which The revenue for the D\`€B¢\\l- Ye?-'Y   
in 1908, after 3, much less trying was going on in real estate condi- would depend very mllflll \lll0l1‘¢Y_10 _
ue'ri\')d,_the debt was increased ihy no tions throughout Canada wus lnevii-' trend of business throughout Canada. " ~
msg i»,h@___»|5 m,l_\1i_°`ns, _table and would he salutory in char-_There had been n falling oh in revenue‘_inll_i\\1rVsycrs of scents and soaps i
The Minigeer 01 Finance, after giv- actcr. Conditions would he 'ocllev-_during these last few months but it_Paris with to use the names
_ ing is most comprehensive review of ed, improve materially with return- was to he Bl\_l.i°ilJ8ted flint “W 5°' prominent actors or actresses in nd-
huelnigg |;_|‘,f\1'|i+ih_.nciisl conditions of ing confidence end_eaeier money. lcllnes would _he smaller in §mount`ven_isemenu in _“ture they Wu
the_ '_cDux',f_`|-y took an optimistic view' Reviewing 'thc financial strillgency with time coming of spring Ein probl-_ have to pay__h_mds0me‘y for the “b
,,| the future, _ _ of the past year he emphasised, the al}“_Y by. fall conditions vial; bi; Zu; _,!ty____t_h_e __.e,,enue_to be devoted to
__ __-in, ,Q rg; .the financial strin-_.ls.§tt\}sl=:i.t._ba§lg-_._}:eeri .wcrld~wide_ in ~U.\'13=f».s1.l l‘?FP°%~ 1'. We °___m“'I\’ ‘ .- ciisritobic _qrgnnisstion for pension
r,¢‘noies,&~re vbccerned. we .may con- ‘cheraet5‘r.._:llfa'ny elements bu-i enir-oe the yeelr woui - _s_-rags __ t. _Ii .ony .mg .__mm.___________{__d ______ym__
Bwér fmt .__t_}_,e_ wmit is ove____.. M into_this world-wide rxpanalcn, grcnt|event he was con iden dt is _ e rey_ This decision has _been arrived
` ‘r`i`§d,'““l£l‘oli\' ‘thi time forward until demands upon loanable capital in the_nues for the year woul p\‘0V\°i% f\\ Y by B enteric of the best known U
  iiuiiiiu'
_ <1" "Om Uflr. .’f»`~'.n V-1,a~._=,'<‘="
oT'i‘riivA_, april, 6-Assistnnce to
the iron find steel industry _iii _ cen-
ada-,, si i`:u't in one class of agricul-
tural impleinchts and slight increases
in Hut es on building stone, caustic
soda and b'ri:-s"s, were the important
features of the _tariff changes 'an-
nounced hy i-lon. w. T. white, in his
budget speech today, _There will ‘be no
free Vvheat, no bounties to the iron
industry while %iKI`°`l»l'feB BFG P1`0hn"lt'
ed after 1915. The changes .while not
'rss iunsnss Minister seslt with this
this reduction in duty was a~two hull
a half percent greater cut than had
been proposed' the l_\‘¢°lDfl?'
sity pact, and _the GTAW
back Und
class
an prec
, l-__,__...___
"free wheat- and- free flour." He axial-
isedthe whole situation a.s`sfIee_rt‘ing
Canada slid said that.-having regard
to the great railway ,development 'of
the opening" of competitive routes by
Hudson Bay and the.P`an_ama Canal,
the Government did not consider it
advisable to _accept the oiler but was
disposed' rather, to await the lout-
come ni the developments now_ under
way and in the meantime to do all
paggible to improve connections with
regard to freight rates, etc.
extensive are exceedingly important] A change in duty in the interests
as they ellect two of the clflef Cana- of the stone cutters of Canada is
<1-[nn industries. The aid to the _steel made by increasing the duties upcn
.lnahatryitakgs 5* variety of forthe. Ibullding stone when sawed on four
'Ihere wssperhaph no item dn thesides or. when pissed t\11'“°d_ 0|' Olyhef'
list awilfted with greater interest wise improved. Brass rods, sheetskindl,
than that of agrirultur`al‘ implniilenrti. ibars wliich have been on the free list
since 190s will hnvs the old duty ci
H168
sors for various commodities
PARIS April 4 - Wh mt `
en ei“llriH“_ _were 'blown up on _ll‘riday_nnd 35 30|.
dlers were killed. lhey_ were an route
0
_mils ciiisr or relics '
toon mes me mos
PARIS. April 4.- In addition to
banishing the :rox from all the
Paris stages and _ id ug the chorus
zirl employment eiitnviss. which have
been eniraized in tht "white slave"
trsfilc, Police Pfdfoct Hclnon has
now turned his attention _to agencies
supplying sta' hands, ‘w ich hence
forth are to bzcaiiiider tili itrlct regu-
.lstion oi the relics Preiéeturé. with
smaller commidsions for luiih agen-
cies und somle gustbcbe of good
inith for the strife fiends;
Theatre lfihlielfsfs are reioiciug
because the illlfoiixi bftlse agencies
may si-cure_ A liel!t€f_clé',¢_a\ oi stage
hands. thus rernovini the chief sourcsr
of strike troubles. Disobsdieney hy
license and heavy lines.
TWO TRAINB BLOWN UP.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex., April 6.~
_ Two Mexican Federal Military trains
f_to Tampico to enforce the garrison.
1 hlinards linimsnt cures gnrynt in cow;
“_ 
ae
, __ _ _ _ t- CLISSI ¢lTl0l|
_ f»l`¥§_ `é__l\i‘|'Ull‘l>|_§i‘|-l'0li' _ofthe next economic world's mon0Y _ lI_m\’k°t9» 0009*-“GUY for °°“9m'id“t°d *_“p“”§it“"°““‘;d in Zists in Paris. who have initiated n 1..
cycle. we are, on the _economic ex- increa-'sins expenditure upon miiitar- large m_i_l:isure or o esp a an cmnbmgn against the gnanghorinod One cent per word each insertion in
f Plriellce ol the P1195. flilifilllvll il1’1°°k“\ 19'" 5115 “fm”-melm DGYSODH1 ‘and Bilecial 0” BYE- _uyel of theatrical _names in cornmer- thi: column. Cash miist accompany
._._;. 1 -_.-._ f __.-.__»;._.__;4___i;_-;s__-__,_-;.,;;,____,_____-___-_,;____-;._i,-is-_~_-_=_-;1_-_-,_~;-_-_---ls-_-,-,-_-.1s-_-.».-_-.-__-_-fe.-_-_-_-_-s_-_-.=~c.=-s---.<-oi:-f-rf;---1='---'~1~`-‘ff H1 Hdveftisemsn S. which is 1\0t01" - 01' °l'- llinimum charge toms, -iiv
/ - A* """"f'wq"-' ‘ 1 ' -' -~'~i ‘--  ` 1-‘T - ?‘  - ' " ` ' ri ` " ous throughout France The publish- cents. ’ .
(Canadian Press) er of rt calendar using the names ol -- v __
v . _ _)
_ - 1' A '. ,_ - ,,____ _.___ -l v. .Ir l._,_ ,_~, '<_i,-1 .' _' .:, .' _..   , ._< - _ i. _ - 4 ,'  l
nosuois, .iprii 5.-In the second.    S  N‘ B nslsnc, Blsnchs, Pierson, incl, Hsr- w.iN'hsr> so-Y 'ro pmgsamn pig
reading-' of the Home _ Rule Bll ‘ ‘ _  _ ~ ~ . _ - " rnant, George; C0ur1;¢\imi_ Andi-e_ cels. 'Good wages. A  M, and
Andrew `Bon'a'i‘- Law, the opposing" _  __ V _ _ V Massager. 'Robert de Fl_eurs,and oth- A. McLeod, Grocers 1 16-4-‘lmiiilpd
leader, said the Government was push _ _ ' _ x _ ' _ _ _ ers is being sued- for his audacity in - " =‘
‘ ...skins thsss pcinis snsrsstsrs soon- WANTS A_1<o1i_u. ron channel
. _ _ _ __ _ housework. Apply Mrs. Leslie Mc-
sgriculturs. 'rhut policy is the his- It appears from evidence in the Nutt. 176 Grafton St. isis-4-mains
toric policy, ci .sii~__,-_Idol 4;- Ms ' - suit thotsli the chief sctrsssss est--_ p__ ‘ ~
i1d» Wd" W* _'P°1*” "*‘““"':fz1“‘-ers suv. n1e'vwr1~ch¢s or rrsncs this wswrnn, nam son- cmNs.mlr.
prospered in tbs_Pl\¢._¢_ 8111.6 *Kill ..9°“_?£'£a_nded_ together under an ag-reenient housework. Apply 231' Rich ond
h“¢_f-U IP1`0lP°l' ‘V551 |.“t“‘“l' W-°~ -~| Ot to permit the use of their St- ' 
lcv-'iii fo \»=1.i1=iirs°__.L.i'°“si-1!-isr=$i.is yn.-..ss..;cisi.ssv.ssi.s.s.sss_  _ 'ig s  _  '-
_limhoui i e 1>~'vms='=,°i» lush in skvsiusvvsv 'suns n.
' 12;; the bsiiest .oi theatrical* ciihrit, Arnlvllrs- Burnett; I _;. fl’ »_a¢,_
;,..,._._._. i-_-.,:_  -.5 - 1 in _ _` , ..,_1',
;_i__..‘ 1.2-  1 '~ `  _ _ ~ 4 _. __ _ __   __
l    ‘r.»  _  ..-. » i
' _. ` i. 11 ' ,i ._ ~ W,-wrap, _ .1 ~_l’f’_.. ‘
gf.'|iUl}ilHS HUM is" '°'.=°`°?~i  _
. _ . nz 15;- I __ _. li'
~ ~ ~ 5."-'is‘s.l-.¢...~."ils¥. _ ~ 
ounces sndj _ 'for ’°.`ve'r_y_`_l>_ert. pi 
we are to regard _Bl..¢l°5_.. 91° “WP
tions und idiverlig! natioi_\`_a'l1_'
condit, _. .s.,_   _
life throughout the Doxniu on. . _~
Mr. White began his speech at B.
quarter to four-and-_concluded at lyalf
past nine. _ ____
Mr. White explained that at s
present time iron and steel beanie 0:
not less than 35 D0“'l\fi5.P_°\` l“°°_
yard carry n duty of $2, Br tlsh D\‘°_
ferential $2.75; intermediate and 8°”
eral terifl $8 per bon. The duty on
mill products up to 35 P90055 DBF
ilncsi yard is $4.25. $6 “"0 5" _'°'
ii- <'~-4-:
Ll l
r,~?
ss
‘°’ll‘i§~’l'_.....
vouivo MAN Aollfn iv-ilisritns
ez: ply
, _ .  __  ._  _ ' _ (anad an Press) -  _‘
` ` "bid abl leii” li, Hi! .' t restored. It has also beeu'spectively. HB 99.10 that wh” tm” . . ___ position on farm. 'l‘wo_ _ rl si-
ggitiisufiminogt fsizimezncvlfy :ltd bien ggéidfdctz 'piece s duly ubon caustic will was B"°“K°° th” ‘""°' '"°` w?tl.NiT;YAl;£'in P~I=AiyEiN' ilprrll  ”°"°“°°' “°°d “hu” 
made 'for oder 8 year into tire cost soda and liypochlorids or lime, twc`ducts were not unsdc in Canada. Re-i __ hr 1' __g o s eye; v an S' Kesteven-Balshsw. B¥`¢l'ii§r» 0'*
of production of agriculturiil imple- prodiicis connected with thc salt in-_csntly the 515011” _ 3¢°°\ C°“2’““Y.iheagfrsofesfateof ‘Tail ‘§v‘;‘___‘_’_‘;°q:':_‘; S _ 1304*' 455
-- ‘~ -' 1 _ 0 the- steel corporations ha rs-i _»
mem onilmfitl ilsfsiiigesilizellfgn ani; d`5iel*i"?Mlnistsr announced thst thsrs §':.,s.,?.te<i‘ toths oovsrnnisnt thst ii-,ggllsvflef P°F\‘“h°* “nd Jam” U House w.iN'rx-in s‘URNIs__i-mn_on
lzsdlbg decided to make ii cut in lW6l11'¢l 'lib 'li04`h9\ll1f»Y §f°llt9d t0 __‘EhB itlle tariff rates were changed WW- M0' came 1" t°`d“7 1°’ "°p“"°~ unfurrilshed. Wil-ll lend' llf0T¢l'l`°“»
- ‘ '~ _ _ \E `d- Iroli 0r_e_'Ili`d\`1§try tlisré bein inllil- would extend their construction to _ ”‘, _ . or would rent part of large house.
:S ixdynigwgryigitmmsesgzgsgd one a ii6§_8_i`\¢_ i“Y°l’\?*°i,_?9“"\.1'°f°\"¢ thi” g°_Y‘;_{£;1hesvier iiroducte one erecaierger THE SLAYER OF BENTON' "A" B0* 371- .31-”°`,"7M'”.‘1"
ii li t t tw lvs one s hill-ni' t upon with to lm_ss_ bslsls , niiiis for this purpose- The svsfrr _,U,,REz_ A ,_ _,_A _ _ s ff 7"- ._ '-
.°H0:_”M?nwhii?e :eluted out that sfitien. To ‘inset this condition the_,,,,,,,,,, had thsrciors scolded to tuks the ___w___t__m_§;__ ___ the” °k'_§f_‘:_; ‘;_ li'i=_i_z__M ron SALE. F? &__i:£JrsE
cotia 
ent would mass a th pg b er i council to in ls! kl10W\'\ M U0
u°p;\ril‘l|TlfY, thi” WU' "W0, *_‘,u<;t::ss(::r tile ily_ii_t(yN¥Jn _all mill Products  Sh l;°';§“"“i___; B"m“‘:,_“a',"b"i_°"é N¢N°l\i`9- Within IW! " yhdimlle
enteringifnto the _question lm, to no pound, pg, lineal yard to 9' 0' " ° "' "0 of 5 9 “ of two schools and tyo___ urclles.
ilivédti_sstlss_;WiLl bs “"*d° the $4.25, ss and $1 ratss per ton. i’ °° be °‘°°“‘°d' __ For particulars spply outgdlsn 0!-
‘ ‘ - - ce. _
5 - - ' _. , ` . '
s
before an
a boun
libre industr
to' nillrfili '_' he said.
of, tlf%'¢<’i*iws¢;h¢,‘¢° s
ol _rbitionibls protection
industries iuciiidluz'
_grslt basic industry
Minister also
th had
rods
should
and -$8.50
per ton.
tml lean-masts as tim.
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tssi coin-_ vusmo sofrios.. -'H-LV»i.§\_ru-s-
are nownire used fur'farm fences. chnqgdn-om-g_ _gy Rong;  ,blank-
I Th minister annou ced lncr se NY-
o msgs ° D ss N smith stand \ltua'l.ed.s.t<,  ii
G s
in the existing drawback on import-V er wmer 0pp¢gite_Mr" ‘ `_ ,Wir
__ (mg, 'sd pig iron which _ie used in the msn- mf. |ebre_ -wail-e p ~ _‘ _ "to
mgm... ufacturo oi articles for etport. Un- earry -,ah b th’ _ _;.f-zfdid
_md _#_h_ der the new regulation s _drawback ,,¢¢g_ Hof.; __ _ _ _
.vof__the entire duty would be provided/ you work prom1P¢l¥ 'Q ',. _
_ would -be i>f°*1~| i-rss, mr. wiuts snnonncui tiist pious ares. ,_ __ “__
_r e drawback of duty on wire charcoal for pig iron production . _f ---_-' 'J' ' L' V -.'__-_»- 'f ,;_>‘
would ii 'nt upon th irssiiist th N n o rar-hills (sa) ' ~ Unis- .
és
h 19,11 els iiih _°P ,°, .°'A NL .,
°i t ° '"'“° B" ' 6 ssnissseolis is at present and bi-| ly understands farm W ‘- #$14011-
.,............-.-...~.-»     ‘ 1 ""‘ :umm wsu, when assume for the iss sin: we of emu e ww
“ ni -manufacturing coke for to some to the Pi-byiu
,  _      `    i.     
a drawback of 99 per cent. of the the cost g his ti'-_a ‘:. .. i;
_ duty. ‘ ee reid. a hill is
------- i _ _ _ _ ~_ nr. white .sie ihst usecs the pre- hy isstoiuiieiitsei _ i -‘fllff __ ‘-
and
and
the
fur
and
considerable amount of
i-is inset uit west- seg'
Comb
miles
ore made
brons- sspécfdlly (hose who lied sight to twent! *O
I OMHA
health se'
in our fix dndus
s ei-oss h_ree§__of__ d
thirty and eblrty-ilve respectively.
He proposal to increase the duty to
these lsttcr iigures on su tubing up
to ten inches in diameter. The per
f\\l“\l’°\' 'mm cent. granted in drnv:°.\s`ck on import-
\\\°0~ M l’ sd tubing has been changed to fifty-
the lower provinces, knowh. tllslf 50|!! Us “Usd \\\\s\\¢l' five per cent.
- - ans are - ss N4
nu sein eiisinlies hy his-journey. snstry. They were mow cr less; iilsstlswl ss ness ll \li\\°\'¢'s 1-lslmssi Clif" Dlmmvv uissrrs-
. i
sent tariff wrought on seamless iron wsgds. Kbillv to Nfl? ij___:r; - "lf
or steel tubing over four inches in‘ Greedy, Publicity Agent. ”
diameter was subjectto e duty of ’
ion per cent. Brit sh preference,
twelve and e hall per cent. interine- pon SALE
diets and fifteen per cent. general. notion;
Tubing foul inches or less in dianie- Exchange
'ter Vlassubieift to rates of twenty. options for
i _ ` ` ' ` ' ’ " " "_` §f?i"5 
wsm-nn. 'rmsouam "  c in 
In  bfon School. 8i|p`~_-_-'_|‘|0.400. ~
Fred L. Robertson, B' `