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ada's Opportunity
et Larg Share of Big Money
Mr. C. E. Neill, VicemPresidentand Managing Director of the
Royal Bank,,Points the Way to a Wonderful
OpPOrtunity •
•-A REAL LDMINE., •
. .
• ellaniremenegerte can- n,pt-.44Snally be • prodeete at geas.QuOle itivela JO_ erste"
acepsed of oPtintistio gratnotion
1$170pagenda ' but that le really what
APpearit the Janeery 'Letter of the
'Royal ifanit •g Canada:. The 4'gold
• Mike eto whieh Mr. • Neill refers • is
CAnatle!aetouriat, 7
• The Deniinion 'tureen of. ,§4itistiee
• • receptly'' . published"' the :followieg
•el • " ' ,•• • ' ,"
e'Expendatires Of Tourists 1922,1930 •
1922ee' ' • '$•91;886:0,00
, . . . • „ .
1923 * • • • '139,9,71;00
1924 ' ,• 156876 000:'
. . • 11702;000 •
.1020,. 1:: • .186,791,000-
1327•• •• • , ,• .215,70;060e
1928 , • •," .A50,601;000, ,
1929: • • About.3,00,0001.000,
• An: increase 9f 233% ' in tieeen years.
Neill says in reference to this• '
great halite of • wealthy travellers. •
• "This' great annual: Migration pre-
. lents. an enaperalled opportunity f�r
-increasing our trade. • 4* yet there,
haa been tie Onieertect 'effort to build
the tradition 014- there are purchases
which. Can be Made le Canada/More'
• advantageously than ht the 'Cih.ted
States. 'Lis estimated that in Fiance
the eihmint, °resales; "to.. each Vieitof
• averages $750. If, wecould make pue,
• chasing Canada sufflefently attrac-
tive .eo- that the average: fettle, of eisi
• • merchandise -taken .out of the country
ameciated :to Only onetehth of thts ..‘. . Form Local Companies,
"• own,. it would, make a difference of ha places where there is ,at present
•• siern•then one •billion dollars a' year no Satisfactory tont-1st accOninioda-•
..• in Our trade.' , • ; • ' thte lack can be • siimilled, by 'the
.There teen been few careful Shidlei foritiatien of e local joint•y• stock &tin -
of the ' subject, bu', those who ' are pany,', •• which can Purchase% .present
MOsf, fandliar.' todrist, poor hotels' and. turn them into at
• 7 teres in Canada' stete that the pre- tractive ;tourist :• •
• tranderant amount is for 'lodging, Apparently Ideal bank 'Inanagere
' food, gasoliee; and beverages, and can interest head' offices .in any such
that it. is probable. that not More ,thin, endeavore, to , the extent of,..securing
sixty million. 'dollars, or less. 'than information, supplying data 'mid pos-
. .
far dollar's Per capita,. has been spent: sibly. peed:its, , • ' • ,
. for merchandise which was taken Ma It .is • .worth While fer rural sections
,of the :country. This:small .per capita to conilder such: .opportheities, • for
'expenditure. is steekieg evidence. that with a hetel to • house: the transient a
"Buying in Canada" has, not been , further paragraph from the, Royal
made an important featurse of tourist .tank leiter' is full 'Of 'Suggestions as
• Visits. Concerted effort eity the Na- t� bigger and hetter angestio.ne or
tiontil and . Provincial Government, all. • It is as folows:
• Beards Of Trade and. ToUrist Butealis "As a netural prelude te-the move -
could make merchandising'. to tone- meat to• increase buying • in. Canada,
, Ists a Mere Profitable, ,venture thaneibere should be a • concerted effort to
• •the whole of the present thttrist trade 'build' More • adequate,hoatels •''and hos-
and. the. opportunity to buy In Canada 'teiries for, tourist.. .a,eeemeaodatioie
should , become an •added IndUcement The hotels in Our largo cities and In
that wO d • 'Serve to increase the. .the Wetter knOwn resorts are. excel-
.
nntriber f People who visit the come' lent •••In sniell towns and, .villages the`
fri• . "• • •lack. of adequate. acconunodation is
• Our gevernments have; a reopens!. deplerable. 'Many of the most sante-
' bility 'which can be plainly seen by tive parts . 9f this, country, . are un-
tie following .paragraph from the known because they -have no. facili,
sante source: • , ties to' hOnse viaitore. There should
" In order to attraerniore visitor§ be sifileient loeal pride to inshit up
..froin the 'United SMtes, the(lerman.on • prciper pccomnitidation, for visit--
govertiraieit makes a large annual • Mt- ors. There should • he sitfficiene local
propriation for advertieing the attrac- pride to insist upon proper. accoinmo-
• Vona Of , Germany:. throughout the dation ter visitors. •Those ' towns and
• 'United States.. 'In France, the itie cities Which. are Well located with re:
•'prottriation for this Purpliee is .in ex- ferencee to tourist travel can increase
• tees of one Million &dame but the their wealth by making It more • at-
• French • Goverement is. not 'advertis- tractive to "Boy In Caneda." ,
Ing on as large, a' scale as Germany. Don't fOrget and laso play -nit the
In a recent discussion in the National fact that each American visitor is
Aseembly, of France there was great peymitted to take $100.00 worth of
eimphasiti placed 'upon the • necessitY1 mereliandiee back to the TIS, free
for maintaining ,the prices of luxury :Of diltY.
to .ntaltitain the ,velinte 'of •• tourist
ehrolteses. at maximem, tevils. .• .007
position 'was expressed teward exorbi-
tant prices: Which ,reducedevida•me; of
trade, And led Anterieeh tourists tol
do, their eurch,asing ,•• other. eourn
.tried.' Adveetising. appeopriations and
legislative disetissiop of inerchaild10-
polic1eS toonfettute' direct'yecognie
'time oe the inipottance.,9V•th,e tourist
trade to natiopet. Welfare,'
Where the Smile 'retell Comet, ine
People from the United State i ti•a.,
veiling in Canada • by intitor•••65,e Cone.'
leg lergely 'from • great citieil search-,
ing ter.:an,euting; in the "greet' Mae
'doore" Of .0aniule. By faek lot proper
hotel accomitiodatiori hi, the smaller
.towns and eillages: they aee, forced is
keep . on the Main highways So as to
• see our. eountry and alw,oYebe near
good 'hotel. accozinfohatkin •for the
. •
By Preference "these". same
tourists' Would .never stop in a largo
centre ,• Ifthey Could' get. a Good,' bed
and bath in the rural:locelities:
.Any of the •present, run •rtive
hostelries :Prove' that'. such accomMe.
. dation, brings tourists. The writer is
• personally 'acquainted ',with • several
Bale hotels dotted here and there Iii
hamlets throughota ' Ontario
Where .business fairly ',IitoOtits'three. 't-
ent the season of.. motoring' Activity.
SeeneS Before and After Fatal 'Crash
t•••••ew
g••
41<",
ab•-•
?fiee,
ieee. ‘,0,4
• 4.
liee44.'"e
Ontario's. V. D. La* Whale.rs
Demands!Secrecy In ICI,Locke4
DOCt0f•041vFltidgealltnei7,0Lia.7. Reap.36 Nowi9zeR.
aco'hl eHFricr it:enarot riP41'
PatiOnts-
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province under.g.O17# treatment for depstrryll's13Allyiel:-.4fort.-theT•haivrh.pa411egei'4ilie
Toronto, Ont.-Etery person in tille
venereal 'disease Is pretrectedeby be 32.,?‘.. less titan •440/4.6'QfP94 l*Pre.,:.. •
la.w barrels .of oil;'-tlee • o-
• BA:7r, BDtepPuile4ylilleCitsesetrat.oe: :'tp. herD ll'art. .11 eelee'aerfed:on°e4, Pet;ii Jacobsen. I I till :41:
•nient of Health i an aettcle, on; the with some of the NOrwegetin,theet ot'
vieeeeeef Diseases , poyention :Neto wha1e recently:vIsted Smith: Afrt- •
'Ontario; apPearteg inethe current' is-2can i)41"; •
Descillaing the work of replentelie
sue et the , eanadien. PubUo .11ealth g
le the 'supplies of . ,the • "Maher':
Journal.Thts • aeticle writtee. to
.tween the physicians and, the .Deparer,
•Inent, ateesSea the t tape. titeL secreCy..
boa (1• °a. wpf
the .'reglan:wha1thg in-.
dtietrii end:Mkt/4 ,'Whate''
:facilitete the co-operation.- (pasting he
.1 egafly,Imposed upon . the phestcian
The Act ab3,0 provides or free, teeet-
4
In - ;such. cases. , ,
theof
,
e ' ' eloadinghas to be &
. , •donea •
aye no herheris. in fileie iatitiaadse,S.900.:
11$1,1-;.whlch Is no eay matter, • ••10-4.74,
Meat, for iddioeilt, versone;..for.,pay-
bergs'he. the Uncharted , seaa:.Squt• lf • ,
.of latitUde7 6.0. when ;traneferring
otir 'leads we tie • .alongside
other. I usually liein between' two,..
factory ships that *ay. -
„
"On • .mye return now," •CaPttaii . •
J'acolisen continued; "1 Will :get •ine'
etructioni, to meet •The factory shims'
On a !certain day at such .it place. If
I .go, straight there 1 Seen 'fifd .my -
.self among icebergs, yen, big. 'ones,:
aedhaire to te,aste a lot of dine doilip
ing backward and forward through'•
them, tilL I. reach the rightIongitntlei*i•
thent turn due south ttll I get bite
the area where the factory • ships . •
711.9"Iu'idthi3eneit 0.14. .'eneitiage i • n: •
Morse,' which :is picked •tin and 're- .
plied to by the mother Ships 'Wheri„
close •enought, by Vreless ..telePhOny
and then •we •arrange ,where :we.. are
. to ,meet., :rhea*: • mother ships or
• tortes,..keen eking' ali around the.: •
peck „ic.e in which:, the ..whalers ,are '
working, • ••I. ." • •
"There are • 38 'factory ships ot
waY in eatitude, 69, ',Thee biggest
23,000 tons dreiVing,.35 feet of Water, •
The •physiciatels• yeqUired reeort and there aree'200, of ,our Whalers
:ntent of ; nhysicians; in such: ceses, for
• the establialtnient and piaintepance
04.1,4,ioe
literature and drugs to •iihysicianso.
of elinics and for . the dial-Muth:el et
Infected persons, are Cempelled to
take- treatment and continua it.
DEATH:PLANE wHicti. C‘Aitaeo THE LIVES OF PASSENGERS' AND PILOTS .
declared non,infectiv,e, endepeealtlee;
• • • ' • • . . • • . • • . are provided:for persoas who, ilia' be-,
Here. is shown tri-motored„Ferd plane NO. 9688, which, crashed pear •Oceansitle, palif„ tom teen
°from in , ..q.
.11 raer ineephyeicians, .administer treetment.
sengelf and liVo• pilots, bound for -Los Angeles • " •• • ites'ponsibility tor the treatment :of
Indigent, persons is placed *upon the
.municipality, through l the niedieal of-
ficer of health'; Penalties, are pro-
vided for ,persons who, herring tea-
stm to: -believe theniselyes infeeted,
transmit the; infection,' and any per,
son 'itemised by an"infeeteci person • ae
the source of the , !Median may :be
nottiPulsorifi a/tan:tined:. • • .
' "The :public. when under arrest or
eutitody Constitutes a group more
• :eas•iiy reached," Die tell 'etetes.
gOeta,1 Provisions are made, to look
• after o ininateS Of •publie Institute:MS.
•Every heltpital in.. receipt op, °Atari°
• norernibene.aid. is. required' to Make
effective provision let the tre.atmeet
ot these &sea:hes, ,exeenting exclu-
SiVely ehlidereetment • aneelsolatinn,
hospitals. • ,
to •
• such eaSes, but even there the Strict, all the year: round' in • the, fir South;
est. secrecy ',is mainteined; since the
nhysician, is net: inetructed te. furnish
•SIXTEEN. PIE AS GIANT A41 LINER 'CRASHES TO GROUND ON WEST COAST .
*rectage of Aladdin( T,A.T. air liner, which Crashed to earth and burned, near Oceanoilde, eillieg foul
teen passengers' and titre pilots. Telephoto reprodUction.
ustralia Wilds
To Produce Potash
Valuable Fertilizer May Come
• from Unproductive Ter-
• ritory. if ?tans go
• Through,.
Adelaide, S. Aust -Prospects oT
phis .discovery of 3arge deposits of
potash sane In the bed of Lake Eyre
In. the sparsely Ponalated regions of
Centre] Australia, as a result of the
• Cecil Madigap exPedition,. are muffing
Feder:,x1 Parlianient Plans
Busy Session 'on Tariff and
It iS: a big industry. We :hate 800.4
men effilployed on there,. end the
the. patient's naine, but merely a nem: linhistre , being's Norway in 60,00e,000,
bei or other designating markicronezi e year:" "
'Eigliteee clinics have been esteh- Speaking about the Discovery ex-
lished in the Province of Ontatiti at eedition, Caption Jacobsen sale h
considers they are going too far eas •
for their weather Obievations to: be,
of any 'benefit to ,,Austrelien *niers,
as the weather sweeps close round •
the polar regions *ern the ivest-'.
ward.
various points," • the article •states.
"Six of this 'mintier are located ,at
various hospitals in the City Of To-
ronto. . The balence ere located as
fOliews: liamilioa general Hospital,
Brantford General :Hospital; London,
Victpria Hospital; eVindsen, Bank of
RUM Mentreal Buildittge Ottawa, 180 Canal
.•Street; Owen Sound,,:inth St: West;
Fort William, McKellar Hostage St,
Catharines, General ' Hespitale King-
ston, • General Hospital; Peterbor0,
City .Lahoratory; • Sault Ste. Marie,
City. Laboratory; Xitchener, Water -
loci Hospital, •
The eetablishment. of a clieic ap,
proved. by the Provincial Department
Of Ilettith., Is aided bY 'a grant of
$1,00 for apparcreet, etc. $509 per
auntie' Is • voted toward the' salary of
the social service' nurse attached to
the ante e" $600 • is granted as a
yearly ..1.e Lerarium to the Physielan
in chare,e of the clink. The Depart.
Meta is empowered by the Regula-
tiona to grant honoraria to assistant
Arctic Rights, Tariff Schedules, and Rum Clearances to Be
• The Chief Topics
•
PLANS BEING LAID •
1.
Many Items of International • Importance Will Face Our
Federal Representatives When the Session
Opens on February 20th Nest
Much discussion here. ' Should• the, ' Tjte. tariff, readjustments, legisia- own ' country in 'eceipetill • 'with
time 'against clearances of liquor ear- - Pn 'i e
depoeitte be found, •there would re- liquoe stOree Controlled by, provincial.
• suit. an imPortant new indite:try that • goe e i 1 icadf. th .
1 ,sovousy ne a or eUnie
would go 'fir to ,change :the face of a ted States, ,reiteration of \Canada's 6(r/41in:tenth'
'territory that le 'pritiVing• one Of Aus, I
,s0vereignity over Wide area in the Arctic. Sovereignty Questioned .
tralia's., moot .Serfatie prohleins. Annie regions,: pronouncement ' of Norway art well as the United States phy,sichnia in the clink.
MY- Madtgall bl Wcvbing stith al ))01101/ on the -S- Laweettce •.• lierer it, . challenging• In addition the Department pays to
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motor truck some 260 miles beyond; deeper waterwa.y to the • sea, consid• Sorereignity• over some parts Of the
rts----11-77:s41-1"4-- °10mo of each clinic eetatilished in a Respite'
• the farthest limit of the railway. . 1 eriAion of a proposed plan for n'ation- Aretie region, approeimatin reughly ,for the treatment a oat-Patienia,
b A recent arrival from Nerthern
.. , al control of radio broadcasting She' 500,000,' square milei. ,No doubt the fifty cents far each treatmen.t for
.. Bringi $3,000 to Relieve Veterani . Territery is Charles W.• D. Oonaeliety, ueese 4 issue Will eventually go to an.'arbitia- treatment of [syphilis. The Beetle"
gonorrhoea and fifty cents for each
Readjusted Duties Favored tion court. , In the mean time Can.- 11
. • attorney for the Veeey Brothers,' .
...e Whotle. meat works at Darwin on the
There M no quarrel aniong. prolitical •ada iscaming an her work of explor-itions stipulate that not more than, one
for pra' die:ally 10 years owing to ale t pirties as to the necessay of action to tttion and survey of the re in 1 I treatment per -day for A- pelletal will
north coast hive been closed ''down..
m et United States developments on ed. . , g --n° o -a -m: , be paid for, and impose Certain' limi-
the tariff:, Prime 'Minister, W. L. . The govertunenehae kept **atoll andj. itnatgic)nirshiact ttchethtorelaetpmetehntoft ftirriatleditinr:
SatistaCtory labor conditions., Air. '"' e
i. Conichen 'sari Noribtern .T6rr1tery
King, proposes. readjust- Ward over the nomad Indians and the Oividual case may be chetged. to the
eau be made to Progeess only by lire : macbenzie
•
ed duties, as 'oeeasion Warrants, on Eskimos of the North for many. years, Department. ' • • to control the traffic in ate entirety? -
Vote enterprise, which. will be able, to •
,. peeepeote . imports front:tile 'United States. This, the Royal •Canadian Mounted Police 1 Por tnpatients at hospitala in which And will it. be provided? ,, Ilowever,
funetion only 11 there are
would coMbine with further poste and patrols heing the visible :,eyetics are established, the DePart- that Is the. ' business. of ,the . United*.
of Making a profit. • He diseouraged ' Pallor be
/are de.: trade advantages. to.Britain and other signs of its authority. One Rost, thatl ment pays fifty cents per day fpr each. States. No business of ours. What . ,
for •which', he einpire countries, as, Well, as to those on Bache PeninS.'nla, claims distinc-' day of treatment up. to three months, is .Canada's • business, though, is, the •
attempts at eipansioii by
. - . not of Latin Atherice :and the Far East, 1 tion as the most northerly in the but does.. not pay for any patient Asientorcement of law on this'sida of the
velopment schemes,
• • i with which Canadian trade is grow- wOrld, 'less. than 700 tenet. from the '.enetepatient and an outeietient at the i border 7 and it is hard. to see why we
said, the • Gmetnrnen • ia ,
dent funds.• : sheatake a step that will make this.
• • - - • -.1 ' ettie to., aid in establishing 4 ‘Vben' the 'government • railway to 841Intlefiltirtiel;1 'be remarked' in . pessing • more difficult and More costly just tO
'
. • The Nerthern ' Territoty pastoral 1 4 IlbtinttisiOn ' a goi•ernmeat'ewn• . Pole. ' - -
have I,ed or Subsidized steamship lines end . • •.. . .
o Mt Would be included , ' 11 .
new sereiceS Vert cherchill oe ,fludsell Day begins that treatment of cases •of veherea,11p;l1rncle Sartt'S' chestnuts' out of the
Leases - Association, "however,
, . the Brute Govern:meet...for plaeing -the, regular operation ir .the coining sum, ilisel-e is not administered primetily tire..
. .....—.......0,-...—
pastoral business on a Sound, batted. . Empire Conference invited leer, carriage of sUppliet to the Arctic for, the purpose of •eleeting till a case •
'Among those ii the construction of al The tariff issue gains added linport- Posta will be greatly facilitated. The i or tering an individual. Treattnent, '
nte U.S. DI4
isiiNft$ to g0 acme the BetelaY table-. etthe in view of this year s prospective questions' as to the feasibility of the as pintleidedi for in the Act, is for the umps er Surplus
lands -genie of the *hest areas in! empire tmenoirdo cOrtferente. 'Canada Hudson Straits route for sbips carryipurpoee of' clearing up a feette of in- '
i Calgary , Herald (Ind. COn.) : It is
in the *West • • - .
the Ceentre---ilite Queetleiand. OPen- ' has invited • tel. the empnte .g0ern, idg 'Western Catadiatt grain to British &aloe es a' meette of contrelling • the i
:i. n the. northern aectIon 111 a shalt-, mints' to hold • the .soofeysittoe In ot.. parts will. also he 'answered. • seread 'of venereal dieease. ••
. ' treore trade coininissioners will lie twit
., announced in Washington that lett
The 18 In the 401pire. .
item interided hi Mei-east trade- withe .a.djacela weenie whieh haN-e been sur- -.....e.......:.—_.
,nii'z'e hostility to the high tariff policy
ler *tanner to the. opening of • the Wise •the Canadian capital. London But looming on the horizon- are the
,
the More probable elioicet however., questiotiegs of • ether nationi, Parte Sixteen years after the: sinking ef , into Canada, to :promote the 'sale of.
Routh through the new railway from tg
Oddnadatta, to Alice , Seritign, • Coire; The meeting piece is immaterial; the elderly as to juriadietien over the the Titaile by tollisibil with all 'eel American goods. They will be sta-
tininteeeith tailivay experts bad, re-', etittfereueti• *III almost certainly adot rith fishing area* of the •^Straits_and berg, 401 deperidente of the 1,492 Pet -1 timed at strategic. pelets in .Western ,
$orted that Int& h line Weald Make 0
than pay runniag expeteCte .1,y -ed, mapaed , and stnilled by the - sons drowried are still receiVingl
Admihietration :Mid to
Canada. They i-Oill ,attempt to
Dort Was etittinitted,„ to the, Bruce. Glov• - , .Lictitor Clearance • • Royal Canadian Air .Force in an elite Periodic allowancee from the $2i0iliie.
seribil of flights.. • The govertmerit' Loudon. The fund pcisSessea invest coebteract the effect et the groWing
Mansion.' ll'ouse,l, of the meeeet,
Will make its' position „ @Tar, +nice ed proPerty, .accOrtling t0. the rate:s•tresentlinent in Canada ref -greeter blade
000 fund 'raised by
lientraltit prier tell ita resignation mid • • .e, .
The governMent's Intention to ask ,,,.
. • the attitude of the 110W Labor cloy-,
Paelittnient tie ainireve legislatioe' end.
hie yet tO'he iscolitained. . , 1 osigbea, whichare undoubtedly destitt- TYlIcs• annual report iiniounting• to $1,06,-1
-
eentneet toward 'Ilin-thetti Verritery 1 _,„ ,
mg is.suatite of clearance for ligeot ee ,,.
nitieh; in rentidC.t. to these northere ter% 1Withie the Empire. The•exteneiort or
the Ammican eseiling corps systeln in
• reh, the present the tetritory 10 • ee •..- , • meat .Itteldentally it is likely to give Anie •aletlei Titanic Memorial Association le
000: In the United- States the Vvo-
ed
titay
;Caen& core -eye a•lesson 1,ehich 'should ,
the. working of . three elver lead 1, alai to the leet,---a 0Mb:int merle/411(3feet Eri
about to erect le Washington a inetelnet be lost en . the busitets mett of • '
some epposlieet own, it .ko-ty, et its.* infer:nation as to preeeeetive develop-. .
virtitelte• at a, standtitilli apart front' - '-'' • 4
tnin. It, Illicit .Srett firuis it '
albiee; 104110*Ing . Ali -1:-.:tereuett -bet ititta .einiportella, na Well tee front a 1, merit of Port-Clurchill'.at * great air -
1 ' ,ioners in. he nornIttlori., it Should he •
ectriptulet lie 'gee, 1-1a-trY table .V.,11, ';•t- i plies 10' increase This trade eoneniee •••-• ,
ebeeee Of, tbe raefal,,Ist1t. OVgta ail littniber et TotIee. It Win pieluthly,i.hhht, glide aviation eene(te are of the
awry with 'it ,e00e, meteettee . i opinten that ii Will be the fevered- neie - -. „
irevally adeatitageout for British in- •
eese, le, tivett46,. meta /011,16i.-whattpto7 the• gpv,qpit4ht.nity 11404 .. landing and re starting DION§ of ,fly-
iteleoci- ti—watetldiotay, lfttle einati. . _,„
ie.,,cine or' -•;,‘tr„, , it 15 to rottow suit. Canada 'ottere
eeneeot, f ViYa4hiAgfo' ' ,eneittt... ers Irate either tile West Or the - v , Ri.1.4ink to the
.eatilig tOOTita,/OrpiAitt:illain jnenta. et 4 ---!.•*6--..' 0 .er n ren't t -:.-„,_ , e , Fa
aettere. of the- telifiti, tildletaati - Nu.
• 1 ' • • h..6 ' ii ] - 'e't e Ili- *ea ' Or at' "
, Irhete la heel). iti the tearts -of ,tnee, etf Inifieteill erithliales. and demands- '‘.:4-**, '
this emit -Meet euld-.Eitronee had made a parachnte
SilliN!' LOti44611 StOnekr411,Orl-t(144-41'. ft 01 a ble "r-ke-t--et-Lt44,v4- • • -,-;
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tebeetned en voy-ages- to, tlie-hr Op,
la re•gattled AS ftleitita 1 itt t IS fade DO 1 ti , - 1%-- I ite f travel r bee
i with all' their &MI and . till ,their . fit general their tonetae.beet niorei i 46ffiete Msneeeneellreiat'• le ' eect, vie
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. 1, the lottger ' it dwells 'tem • an ti •:h ,..v. '
WHERE .014Avoly AND' 010 .34E.AIWEIONttt Ott -HAND IN f-IOID, ' weali ere trample& oit eiid,.titefe to lie thdagit their ' erMielente hand ban States in. tilt: ,Salet dev - t' ' . happily. . , - . - . .
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11 . 14.- Rebson; V.C., Offered this Menu oard.,prite ,Boo,it it; a prhict ,-,,„: ono to steno atent-,matide ttoyden. einioir, Attirt. troni the abbardity„dt. the SIL Lawrence waterway owed. hive mulled tile .iois Of 128;000,00 i..:.,,,,tit'IsQ. ..
ItideetrIal ditmetei .lit Great tett:tan tleop4't it tfiis eeteethe tepee e.: ,f...
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Tent Whitt ittlitallY -begintleth. With , allowing fire- tarp:AS for the Unitee - There at eonfesing dreeteelittlititt in .
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,-f1,1--1.14.7-4.-Ite--v.teciti iq lit -Ile ,heeter thal.1-rttnuteg.--:-.., .
plied V.C.'s, fo• Poniy De...y Ptintl to auction for funds-. It brotight in 0,00 tbe fitlities-raltd-hhtietitee-aml-l' . . that IOW 'political, ewe and •Iiiveiving • ."1. -ever ,
Eft tt "Iapte• Leaf" h.Ockey game, and was. grecions.ly rettleted•le, the generate , taitiliall genie Worldly, flethly thilig at Ipitlity', •Catttittn Critics helieve
Veit tileaeatt and desiral11-0.-Ilichard . t66 &any of these shietnents are still , eine noWer rights Of the Province'S., cannot accomplish it -Tutt yon..i..-et on t I.9.,It a foil flog or h'ibi -boost In te' ihe :
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(.. . , being elinvec'irclifteif 'ad Skti.iii their, et Detertor mit, QUeber, •
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War on the,Border,
Ottawa Journai • (Cons.): Certain
Canadian newspapers, noting -the de-
cision of the United States to place an
anti -smuggling army on the border,
statelhat a step is -due to Canada's
failure to prohibit liquor exports. It
is curioup reasoning. . The truth, in
fact, is :that till's sudden decision to -
piece .10,000 rifles- on the Canadian • ,
border is.simply a panic decision' taken,
after attacks launched against en-
forcement some few days ago la' pow
erful figures like Senator Boit .
a.political gesture, taken for political
reasons, and for little else. Americans
well know that the problein of ranking ' •
the Eighteenth Amenement effective is
no a matter -of 10,000 rifles on the .
Canadian border.. They know -and
have publicly stated -that it is a ques-
tion of the prevention of the manns
facture of bootleg liquor at home.
g-erybody knowa-it has never been
contradicted -that lesd than 5 per cettt • • _
of the liquor illegally distributed in •
the United States eomete 'from Can-
ada. if, therefore, 1G,000 men are re-
quired -to control this IS peeteiite what • e
size of atiarany is going to be required \
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