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'BURS:DAY MARCH 17T1i., ,1938
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FOR ITACrOtt, SIZE, 1:‘,ARGE, EGO AND LOT QV •THEM
Baby Chicke 90% PuBeta Cockerels
"WHITEJECLEORN,$.._;s"s • •• „
'BARRED: ROCKS : 4. , „•, .10 . .7
NEW HAMPSHIRE REDS 9.
IV- YOU HAVE• A GOOD' 'FLOCK OF YOUR OWN, WE WILL
cum* xiATat 'mutt EGGS AT TWO CENT4, AN EGG.
IN LOTS. OP 150OR MORE.
• WE, CAN SUPPO. YOU WITH STARTED CHICKS AND
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PlgsLETS AT RIGHT. PRICES. CALL AND 'SEE US AND
a" OUR. NEW EQVIPNBNT: • *
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The Young Peeple's meeting 'of
vet was held' in the church on Wednes.J-
day evening, 'March 9th. The *est
;dent, Jeaa,MeGuire, Was in the chair
There were.24 members present. The
meeting was, opened as usual: by, the
, opening ceremony arid-thYmn 556 was
sung, followed by, the Lord's prayer
•.in unison. The'roll call was taken by
iteeretary,-aTessiesMeCharles, who
also read the minutest of oar last
meeting, which were approved.'There
yaa 'no AiscussNn.' far the evening..
. but amain' 735 :was, read,. in paison.
• after .the• Misiness part of the, meet-.
ing. 'Marino ' 490 Was sung and , -the
, scripture leaaoii, .was taken by Body
McOluirleas Ebner Avery.' then took
'charge of the first'topic, and gave, us
.a-yery, in tea mg a
Msgenzie follOwed ;With . another
splendid and helpful :talk along.
•sionary work. We were then; favored
with a' -.very pleasing ,duet by Norine
, .
and Reta Walden' BYran 394 was sung
and. followed bra •prayer by. Rev. .9.
*NMaeltenzies which brought , our
meeting to a close. The convener.fi
the 'evening. was 'Ndine Walden and
next weelc's. meeting will be our mis-
sionary meeting with Mrs. 0. Brooks
as.. convener and ;her group'. , •
We are sorry to learn that Master
'McGuire N at home' this week
from sool with' an appendicitis, it-
'
Mr. .Georg Brooks; has been tinder
the' weather. with ,ts severe colds.
Master David .Barkivell •has'. had' a
‘tonsilitie 'attack:
Mr. and Mrs: GaHaldenhY and tarn-
ily, also Mr.: and". Mrs H; Bell from
Kinlough, visited With Mr. and Mrs.
IL I: McGuire on' Sunday.' „
Mrs. p. stewar,t is at Present sfek
With: Phenmonia. ,
'W. M. :S..Meeting
ti r meeting'. Th.e. NYerP 1••*' Ter0.14Vr'
Present. The sneeting.was opened by
the use. of hymn 1.08, After 'the busi':
nesa Part of the. Meeting' Kra. W. S
Magnire gave: u a very • interesting
'11"Papralecon4tioftni:71:13:1:inee;33a1Ws9asteuP7.
Mras Alex MeTaVish'then teak ehargs
Oft:4'ri.i
thes'linct,r.PeetinntionfoPlitile,th4eseh
d,07OtyitInnasl
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'and 'chose hymn 160, and, repeated' it.
This 'was followed by a Minutes silent
'PraYeTs to thillk*of Mir* .MiselOnarie,4
and eur missionary Work, Mrs. Melvin
Coiling then led. in Prayer.. Mrd. Ale
.afel'ayith _read us- fqw1Verses from
the Beek Of Matthew., Our' neictsbyms
sung wis 225: We Were next 'favored
by a very good -Outing "Nine Kern-
els'pf' Corn," by MiS: Orville ,EinlaY
son. Nome Walden' Sang'a ver.
Pleasing 801O-WhiPh. 'Was' eni9Yed. f b31.
evaryane. gra.' M. McLeod taolc chge
of 7f.
.the study hoala '*Onr, closing' IrYnia'
:was 170 and: the repeating of Mis-
;pah 'benediction 'bought our Mareb
meeting to a. Cloae. Our convener fm
today a: M's. Alex McTavish
_her.,..helporsa•Mias.:,,Norizia Walden.
Mrs, W. Colliag, Mrd. O. Finlayeen
and gra, D., McLeod. Our: next meet-
ing will be' in charge' of 'Mrs. O.
Brooks. ;as convener„ .ands Mips,.eta.
•Waldens Mrs. R -Black, Mrs. H. Yogars
'and Mrs: W. Lever helpers.
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o en lesionarr °tie . ,
held their monthly meeting M tha
church,'March 9th, Wednesday aftea.:
noon The president Mrs .R 'Black
was hi the chair • for the first, part of
DONN.YEIr 00It
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--Miss Marjorie Campbell has Cam-
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stleted her training 'in Stratford Gen4
•• Hospital Visitiag -with
her parenta Mr, and Mrs: Albert
,Campbell, . • ,"" '
Miss Ruth. Thompson of Winghain
High Sehool wat hoine Over the weelc
Mr.' and Mrs, J. C. Robiaton and
,entWdnesd
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'hop!, You Should Know'
.p: oiciaNsoN
Marie Of St. Thomas, •
Some. more words; ought to be add-
ed t� the -sign on the dcairof Mem-
Whert PiCkinsau'it-Offieesinsthe fawn,
Juill at St..Marys. The pre'sen't sign;
make's net the, slightest mention that
he is the ,Stone Town's foreMoat hap-
ster and publicist../Whielf he is! .
Mayor Dicicinson Was Sitting Othii
deak paoranfly at the appointed hoe,
When. the -reporter: called; IC Was, ti.;
writer who Wes 'a weebit late,- 1.1'.
had'taken time to finiSh•his Pie
drink his ettffee, but, the mayor slcipp
ed dess'ert' to. be at, hid office When its
said he 'Would. Mr. • Dickinson like
that.. You can depend ;en 'him.,,
'When it conies to being intervieweif
Mayor bickinSon ':eyinees ranch
greater desire. to talk ahOut SC. Maryt
than abOut himself. Being assistant,
sales Manager of orie of the *Stene
Town's. 'progressive firms; his Sob is
saelliagsthnjgasand he letsslitya op:*.
Portunkty that Preaehts itself' to sep
:St. 'Markt. And he's get .tomething
there . • •
A, Tom( Hard :To. Beat :
"St. -Marys," he says, T"is.g t�wi
'you won't beat anywhere, and that
takes in. a lot of territory. Anyway
you look at its we've .got pretty
substantial sort of town' here, at V
a •gOad.place for''either residence se
_induastrY;:'alid. we are fortunate; ir
having:smile progressive; 'and -depend-
able' industries:* Vitia due primgrily
fr the: stability of these indastries
that' St. Marys lacathered .the deprea-
sion so mach better than the 'average
town. Our Peak of 'dependent famil
iet was 55 durnirt e winter of 1905:
:36, bid during the nest whiter relief
has been; almoat at a I Minima/is an,-
easaspracticallyssaksaa
.with their •sistet Mrs,.J. H Mills
Mrs,* Christena Jefferson attended
the funeral of her' ;brother-in-law
Mr. Dunlae at Guelph:
' TAEB/I T.G HOPPITAlt
• porninne Ceaaaf, agven-year-
old daughter of Mr, and gra. William'
-creaser, Con, fi, Ashfield, 'Was taken
ao .Gortderich' liesPital, silftaring froui
insulin ".shaelt". The little girl, who
is a twin of Donald Ceasar has been
aufferers'f rPra .diabetes : sinPe;Parria'
)4•Pt fall, .4Pd it Ilea 1)een found Pee.
,essary ad ininiSter indulin ,
. . . •
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been 'able to find • suffi-clent, emote's'
As a municipality. we have' dis •
caatinued, constructive :work for 'ena,
p oyment purposes on1y. due t .t
indirect eatravagance • ef..saen:.a. pro
grain.
...am 'Marys, in my . Mayo"a
•Dickinson' '"went on, Ilea; one. of
finest: retail: bnainese section's• In
th-
province You Can't go into' any toatr
'or •small city and ,fifid;.tave or':•thia
Macke' "of Stores and.splace•••
. as modern' and 4fresenta.13!e. as:We • hay(
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here.' Oar :.husineis 'houses are oper:
ated, responSible. :Inerchants...and.
they serve the town and rtiral.distrie",
effectively, The people," Of the
town, saga *Whole" are a' 'Substantial
type of Citizen:and...evince a 'real iti-
teresi in municipal , affairs and 'anY,-
,thing 'that' 'has t0 .do, atath the tewn":
Welfare.. 'Financially, •St.: Marys is Ir
sound. shape sink two dehentareiS .
sues' two.-Years-hayp 'beer
sold for attractive'figaress,...
Brother Is 'miniater •
, With St: 'Marys. so ;well taken' cart;
of;. Mayor .Dickinten Consented. ther
te talk. aliont himself 'for 'a few min
titeass-Bern-anlaritherciHto wnshies
jest seven miles from town, he is -a'
,ion' of the. late John ..Diekinsen. His
intither;.,Mia, Edith Reed .is, a rests
dent' of tuCkpoW.,--.He- has :one siatei
Mrs. W.: 0: HaYnea of .Blanshard and
his tin "brother; Rev.: C. 11."Dickin;
SO*: resided in' ,Toronto.
Maker Dickihdon, :attended S, S.'
No: 1,, filanahard until FehrearytRof.
1912,:when he.came 'fa St. Marys, .1-10
'finished out his term in 4atrancetlaa."
an entered the. St. Marys .Cellegiatss
Institute: Fallowing , matriculation' lir
-to.ok 'at liasiireas-scaV.
lege :in :Stratford and 'then :"aettled
dftWtoitaJU,kthtr.!LJizjnjflgth C,.
Richardson ..01;i: Co Ltd.,' arianufaca:
tureri of'dairy:' eipipMent "in' the
'Stone Taw,n April, 1917, ..he ikal
.en with the' dame firm- ever since
He hat .,been .assistant stales tam -lager
.of :the company far the last. :three
Makor. Dickinson • firat entered tie:
mtinielpal arena edimeilor: fo
thes-Etsat-Wardairr4'914.
;Corded an tieclatinatitin, .' • '. •
was, net particularly anxious. ta
enter,'" Mr. Diekirisoa 'recalled. "'Nat
'being .rey Ownsboss, I . knot,
.how much tinie',civie 'work :might:ac-
quire and 'that wad,. one, oh:Netter', 1
'entertained.,. Pressure Was brolightle
bear on. me in the Meaatinie, however,
and ,I agreed 'finally. to *sten
In 10.55, 1VIisDtekiesors
elected. by a celaination 4tOrn teat
Ward and" in ,1936 lie faced , hia 'first'
and only. •electiOn. 'when ,he tvaa re,
turned' da Cottneiler-itt,large, Ins 1937
he Was chosen :ipayor by acclamation
and this "year. is ranting' his second'
term 'as chief, Magiettate, "again
geela*Ation: ,•: . • .7 • '
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"Serving Last Term' ,
.have never itegretted,:.cOni.
iiia"tatirfer-e'eliirelIr-Maker
son replied.:t'A a s-qUeatisira "Evers-.
citizen, I think, &Wes akine years', at
Service to 'bin inunicitiality. and art
glad have had the experienCe
have'tainedin the'lait gre Yeat:
Cvie work' liaa' naturany„,taken
:great ,.deal. •MY "thiie) SApebiallY
since lod...t was chairman d. the
Funncj Committee 'that yOar;
last Ybal'i‘ I tbialeo Wita the btiSfesi
yoar, ..Peyer ;put There Were yeiy
taw free eyeitia. and frOM' the looks
n o erest urs
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he Brewing Indusby has a selfish reason for, the
• hope' that the idea of Control will 'supplant the idea
* that law can make Men teMperate.
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For excess and abuse are as much ,the enemies pf.
our industry as they are the enemies of the law.
If dependence is placed on restrictions, the
pm -knee of Prohibition will be repeated. Restrictions
from the out.lcle which refuse the indiVidual the
right to exeroisd his own judgment provpke resist c
gxcess and 'abuse by. the individual °can 'be urbe
only by the exercise of his judgment
,
Thusithe fundamental principle of Control is that -
the drinker, ,NOT the drink is the problem! .
:So We ask, you, the Majority of the citizens .0
th1/41'S Province, to. join us i in making the system of
Control work, bY,_yourselves obseOirig the' law and
by your example encouraging othere to ObservetitV
, •
You, will ,agree far'fronVhelpillgr-
temperance; harm is done by. those dry extremists- 'whose Method' Of ,approach .apd. propaganda, ignore
funclamenitaLprinciples of human, nature.
E' TOWARDS SAFER DRIVING
Everyone abhors the drun.ken driver: He is a
menace and all good citizens should help ,to
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BUT the Ministr3r of Highway
figures show that 98.6% of, all accidents' and
(0), .97,4% of all fatalities were not classified as 'al
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• cawed' by drunken drivers. .•
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This advertisement is' inserted by the; •
nciastly in the IntereSt Of a
beitsr ariderttaridiitg orthe
16rts of, teny3 eranee tocat optiopt.
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•OLD AGE PENSIONS *AND
•NOTBERS' AILI;;OWANCES. BOARD
HOLDS ORGANIZATION .MEETING
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The meeting . ofthe:. newly
termed Bruce Cannti Old Aged Pep-
sion and:Mothers'. Allowances toad
waa held in .,.the County Buildirigs
'Walkerton, on '1 Saturciar., afteration,
March 12th, with all members pre
sent:The Board consists' Of fiVe
hersof whem three are appointees, or
the Provincial Government: Ex Reeve
John D. McLeod .of', Kincardine, Ex -
Warden Gitecirs-Kastiner---arWititons
and ,Mte. "Ds a, McDonald' of ...Huron.:
and
lReeve
two: areR0
appointees bt. ntheef °E°11netr4dY-:
.slie and Mrs, L Slikeniaker of -Paisley.
• The • County Clerk, 'Mr.. David For-
rester, of. Paisley, is Secretary of. the
Mrs. McDonald as. -Convener of Ule
meeting . presided aaid • officers 'were
• ,alected as, fellows. *Chairman, 'Mr.
ISTOtta; • -ITNe .Chairman, McLeod.'
Assistant.. Secretary Mrs Shoemaker
The Board Will meet monthly on
the first' Tuesday Of each* 'month at
Walkerton to pass on the applicatIons
received_ and their. Tectimmenclations
'il171 oli.:0.4;t4taor*.f4,44edn.atle:Cdtehci.esiCoani.riArtaussaiop
lineations for, Old :Age Pensions and'
gathers", Allowances are: tesbe• made,
in» e rat 1T1 finge-7. e lark
the municipality, in Which -the appli-
,
rant. resides and the necessary fom
Whea completed; are: forwarded' to the
Cotirity Clerk' wile ,will • present Wein
for ' the cansiderathia: of. the :Board , at
Its'next 'meeting..., '
037 there were 132 application,
for: 014 Age l'ensian& arid 43 appals
cations, fur M'others'. Aliewances re
ceived in theCountyof Bruce, and as
the 'yearly 'number is, not likely to, de_
,erease the Consideration of thaappli-
rations and investigating the 'finan-
'cial' standing of the applicants Will
eatail agieat' deal, of work.portun-
;tatevley,,,h•aaldl .tahekinmgeriip7cbperosrioohfe.ethI•cr ipl3opttrisr,l
'service, and,mill. doubt.. -.be -...able -to-
fulfill their duties. in. an , efficient and
satisfactory . manner.; •
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A..141.40.
Week: At";. farliaM.ent
Eriday—The 'CaliservatiYe• caitel.'-
eilea•is, here today and while Orgrais,
isation is priderstood, to be. fife 'maiP
'Pee'utPati;nas'°f the' meetin.g,thet: Ibn:hIttte.
Pf, he
-Subject ef 'greateSa intereat-to
gener*41 public.; The Rouse sat mils
hours today, PIA "of 'eonsi4eatiQn
for -the COnterenee,. Little of iqterest
took place. The Prime Miniater telt'
'of leastIPP.4ttqy, io/ifve jsatipgaantees:beiii4t011..e,i3gleic,Iti,z1111,
Cdlambia: Estlrnates in conaecthf
With tie Radio Department causer'.
some disepation arid the :Nfinister
Serted. his Department was,
dhv
. , , . •
.eery effOrt toward mak:trig all". radt,
bigger,'!brighter and, better its; ever''
way. Cpmpl'aints were :heard- as-' ta.
the 'Method ,of callectingaair 'net
leeting=the licences. invself.i'pro:
• ,
posed .that this,. Werk Shduld •la'.1 don:
ha'the municipal .asses.sers .ati 1 fee:
it could, in this way, be e;peditietrl,
retriPed:aPrreo2Ogv:Ocili%lide---;714---i°9-t--41TistlahYot-71aic,l--
ways. in .cates where the owner could
not afford ,ta: P.4Y: '
rittid.eirolindC,a:w.:4gET dhi3aeeyn.art!etYtg.2711:oot'lioli tof
ti.
etship of the 'Conservative' Party, ow
ing to. a heart Coadtioa. The:
Order of' business .ia ,the -House
•rhen the , Prime Minister evade
express 'an behalf of the .House, arid.
in. his Own 'inimitable Wa•y; the gen
eral regret that' Mr: Bennett a•a,
lea:ving hip Poit. 'The 'House Warmly
applauded and, 'Mr.- Bennett. made ,8
suitable aCknowledgement, thttificing
the Prime Minister and, the Member,
for 'their expressions of kindness ars'
goodwill.' ;It was a moving' oceas!on
The medicol profession in 'the Mous(
had its. annual bicker ,today, 'Oe
of things it is not.' going to' he .much
--differenV,this, year."
• It hag always' been 'an unwritten
law -in SC Maryaahat 'a mayor of .the
town shi,aild not :serve 'more 'than' :t
years in •office, and Masi -or Dickinson
Will adhere to•the principle:
ss--"'Ne'="mayorssirt--thestovirea :history
has 'served 'a - third • term,"' he said
"and'. I' Will not change 'it.. Next year
1, should have more time to devote. to
P1Y-faniily for alahange. Poithe i -a--.
two or' three years rriy arifelells me t.
have beenThente Only -long eneagli: to
cat arid sleep." •
Mayor' Diekinstin. 'has many: friends
in alt. Maris. Who feel .that he bas ci
fattire cut out for him if in.
;should .enter public life, but-se.far in
his 58 years he has not considered pol-
.ities 'oseritnisly", !ter has he been- r
-,tt.rongsparty-manz•Thrdesire to entr:
either nroairicial 'or Federal ptililielift"
has neVers caught, Un to him'. Asked
pointedly 'if he Would consider a pub=
career later an if the opportunity
presented "ittelt,. he Said:4"1...weuldn't.,
say.'I'll. have to cross my bridged _as
co -Me to ,them." : •
AiaArite;at!'s.ctitmhurc6hunt.of
'Worker,
tesrit,etiii-e
devotes hit laiiineet and civic work:
Mayer ;Dickinson has' never .,eyaded
sairy-ef-Isitr-churelisaiutieraurd tpoitTh`r
his spare hinuia are 'given to"
Marys,. United; Church., Secietark
,the Official Board of' the church., ,at
present; be was. acti. for Many
years in Young People's Mark. He N
a formers president of the St. Maiaa':
Young Peeples sSociety and* in, 1923'
was predident' of, the Young
Association 'of the 'Stratford Preshy-
tery, He'was eeeretary:Of .the Sunday
School for ,severtti terms and; served
for five' years as,...genera, superinten-
dent Of 'the School.'
Married in 1628,,io Miss Gertritdr.
Bro-wn, daughter of Mr.' and Mrs,, J:
:W. Brown. of .St, Marys, Mr: and
lafrs, 'Dickinson are the prou&parent
of two ' daughters; ,Muriel, aged 'la,
and. Donnas two. Mr,' Dickinson; alsc;
hat always een .au..,actige-worker-ht
ifiC7c1-Mich. 'She Oianist ia :the
Sunday Sehool l'et a number of
Yeart an served On the execatisie
the Young Peonteit 'Society and -the
,Exeeiaior Auxiliary.' MO: is the fm -
'Mediate pest preaideat, of. the, 'Queen
"Alexander WOrnen'd Institute .und hap'
been a, very tietilie trienther of this
orgainSationeinte it Was learned
eight yOra 'Aga: Rt. Plekinsoti ;
'Seth% AIM tot senie Yeats!' th
Marys. Haase aini Schtiol dub.
' Ocaeon.flerald.
U
• ...Proseotation.
, (Continued •From Page
'COY1Prorl. MacDonald' reading theiels,
lewing-addreis; . • ' •
We have gathered* here tohight to''
do honer, to: tar,P, Plamberts .atir
41394 to.. retire,. •
after -Nag, xears, of faithful :Seraleera ,
They are George Smith, wbp;
'been; a member for twenty-Sivateara
and Bill Davisora Ni7114- haa been: 4
member tor,thirty-tw'o' years•;
Either Perliod, is.. a ',Twig • time to
..serve, any cause te' ensistent and
cepacientious. argusifer,-. 'particularly
'sO Ui aa' organisation where the dutNs,
elay.be as ardaeus aaa iraPPrat,Ver..,a_a ;
'.:het;s of° a Fireman'
Botij of .theee, men halm', assisted
apaatly, niaintaining-„tbe, prestige •
the, Company ha's • always enjaked :
•beth f Oi its woyls along
Are pr4c0/Qa:,.`11111':fQr its readines4:
to'. tea!'hold Of, any. necessarY or
wuthwhile ' communityesaleaVour,
regret the decision, of these :4:
u1C1),:totivoirom ant C.oissassairy. As . • .
CeinP4PY. '
With • Sincere, •Best Wishes.
On Behalf of ,
'The LuweknoEire Company
•
R. J. •Mitore; Chief:
'.R. T. Douglas, Secretary.
14 reply; G.'Smith, Said he had.
beeri- asked Wlw he Was quitting. His '
'reply. Was "The, old* Grey Mare, ain't'
Whitt shp used to he.”. 'He reviewed
some :Of the entatanclingaeceMplisha
ments ..of the ?ire Co. "iii past years,
well as •*a few thins . Which
ad. Snot been so .suecessful. In ex-
esaing 'his' regrets,. at.. retiring he
ee. itg y veiced his; abaiiki--: er t e
gilt, :Stating he Wortld; cherish ta the.
taid of his lite his reecaleetiOns of the
• ,
E'tre Company., ;
. In. fitting' Manner, T. J. Davison,,
;treasurer 'of' the organization, also • •
exprodsedhis thanks, in adding tci
the remark's 'made by Mr.
, The .eaening Was ,a decided •sucCess
end. jolly, friendly • get together
that -ceased 'the Chief to- • 'rernarkno' come backagain" ,
' a
mark tic our 'appreciation we Iliac a
them;_to accept these gifts, trusting
that' in the years ik ceine; thy will
pleasant associations during
your lerseritai-• of 'service -
o s anembers • of 'the Lucknow Fire
Meivor: precipitated' the rely, this tittle
. .
Apparently: the views this yaar are 8
divOrgent stst,eVer, The 'Minister, Hon
Power'., is .agaiast 10 for ,a
ber of; reasons, financial arid 'other .
wise. He Cited the. feet that :the .11;lett
ical.Association. of Capaaa, apposed
it in their 'brief to the Rowtell( am
misSion although they apprO'e. ,
Health Insuraace. The 'Minister. how
_ .
ever,' admitted the 'need'.for ;bettel
general '-medliFTal-Ucllities.
larlY in outlying raral areas:
It is encouraging to note that th•
tciRbr
Government's balance sheet' is a.0t. oss aa:
00(4000 to the geed, after :al month Ts"
of the fiscal yearThera Dou-
increase-of $33'00009 ins:ret.iernt ()VP ' Mr. 4110 lvtts: '71,V,m.' Alton and:
. has been ay!.
iIas• spent the week -end; with Mr..,.".
the, same period 'last; year: al:th6u0,
there- has :also -been: inceeased .exPeti,
diture,: mainly -ari. soldiers'. pensiotrt
'Old :age pensions' and relief. • '
:and Mrs.: Thoinpdori last week. •
,; and • Mrs. ',Wraith ands Gertie,
''spent Sunday' Of last *Week With
and MI'S: *Hoyvard Whyteek.
yr_..... and: ,.Mrs.Chas.-L-Knight;'-aid
tore .tigii, a whack iti. the Gaveramenl T.01:0140, anent Sunday with Mr and
Mr:' .• Blackmore, . the Social Ciaall 1••41\41:irs,..7wril.,i_tpli•o• . fid 'lass- 'yfaexonzie..,
. ..
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spenda couple' of days With ,kts;
D'ay's.' brother, .L. MacKenzie:
Leader,• ' moved a 'vote Of nOn-cdnil
'donee an account. of: the' fa i I tire of Oa
present achnirtietration toabel ish pas
ortr.--11-On. ?hal
in .* a masterly ;.'seeeph discpssin
monetary reform ill geno•al: Osid .11a
Social Credit policy inapartieblarsstr
pointed Out that -this policy was can-
danientally .'uneotind and' • would (!i•
:tainly, lead 'to wild inflation. He sta tot'•
that the Social 'Creditors were never
willing to get dawn to collerete, rote,
edies:„Theia Platform was founded
ail incorrect diagnosis of oilr.fihancial
state. and 'prescribed .a Core which
might,' in 'the last analysis, ,ho wol'.s
than .the dise/aSe, remiraled,
of -a very khi iroiwb'ei» who once' eri-.
icized the. independent 'group by • sass,
arigthat' the extent•-blatheb, attitifie
towards, -"Saving , the :Ceantry" sva •
,planning to make e .plan". '
A shor.itlime spent sliSnussin, '
qismissais. In most,, cases' these,. war
of temporarY offi'citila 'who:wore. th • .
farce *hire,. employed butted -hot vol.
iticians when once their seasons1; era
ployinent was ceier, Nothing niza•-lie.ri
A Div;orde, Rotorm Bill Was 'nitre").
-.duced into -the Senate, by Senator 3
Keeps; thahead' of the IYiterca t•"'oni
Mittee. The Senator, JitioPses,•to.:4de
eXisting ''''greanda" ihertian
cruelty; and insanjtys 11;14; is "alonv
the lineS',ofsBritish, reform, but
very uacertaiii if :this Bill „a ill eyet
pais the Senate as it is highly con
tenuous,"-' • •
Wedneddity--Today!' the, qttestitto 0
:the "autonony" Of the 'Prey:Mee; Ara ••
to the fore:. What 'would, the loather:
of•COnfederation think of :oar presieri's
State?.„We! have 'certainly' trona ,
beyond' their Wildest'dreanis
:
time the B.N.A. ACt Was jitawn iii
It would look, from a Survey Of t.b'e
.brierd presented' so ' far:to the Rowel'
Commission on ,boiniaion-f,tor.inebc.
ReiatiOng, th4.:with 'the: Provinsais_i.l.s.
,sais,.. of awalarsa;-dliss: Ts% mint,Mt Icing . d)flo explained' Tr6-
but stasats, ssisp' is, my in Oth ,plio,-per,buth)8, • ditituile .had nothing'
ivother. ,cogoa. n imy t clow with the * Governinent's
piper but the PrOViespolicy
llepburs had
the lune, floweret, NnYin ba:P.libeeitt:ior6n :Matr.
. ' '
•1111)1?)).tlit'atTo toreeliclip.°68itt
•orythings in'16.7e'r,ueb7 •to
be ,
..Nothing in :the Prifrie Minister's .
PPer piiesent With ;UR, todrQ.
the Senate; intiaiduced by tlat natal the bill 10"I'e to 'int”' t1hper6
*ion' Leadet,ilion At that N.f;'" wilt 56 ''Prtie v6rYhOoted 6i*11/118"t°
.
rbtOdyouwldoti•aeildriiii,18. thirihs,:h that iit/gu8t tho ,Oppogfilon,' of which, iriare
• • fairs. E. Hodgin§ and Shirley spent
the seek end With 'Mr.. ThOe.. Mac-
l)onald:
ood cutting • and quilting ::bees!
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'seems to be the Order of the day.
- understand 'your • husband' is '
somethings of an' after-dinner speaker
"Y.ean, Answered Mrs,
Lorkinis.. AWhat Charlie' is' liable to a
say, after :dinner 'is the,' reason .we.
(ain't keep ;:a cook." *
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amalgamatioiC That would require
Borne thinking. about.
Thucsday-aThe Prime Minister, to-.'
day introduced.Some of 'the -most im-
portant: legislation of the, Se'sdion, in
the, Bill regarding 'the . exporting of
power. This Bill ,would give Parlia- •
meet: power ..te pass 'on all expert, 4P -
plications 'and, Mr. 'King intimatedi,
might eventually lead to the Creation •
of . Utilities Commission 'to
the proposed Tralipport 'C__o_nanisssion
which'is tci renlaae: the Board
Railway dom,nlissiiihera
•,!Mr.i King -.painted Out :the, argil -
Merits sea:, against the Bit.
agaiitat, wass the qaestion. of, parting
with natartil reatiardes;Lenergy which
1.).rice parted with. Would tieVer:return,
antis perhans Shot Id be used, fdr, the
USA; of alOinestic industry, the passia
of',. war' in Which:: the', United.',.
,States was" ialrolved, but' hot CI:Made, .
when obi'. experted poWer Would be
u.sye.d a industry
mr ti
e.4*.(tin' another eitpcapital
etioitteni
In poWet development fit .Canada`
comes,' trent the United States' any-
ldoeaincrease
hl
aseeth6 revenue
ri
better-hotC faVtlie Criaadi • oston- '
Ott, at ilakt. •