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Telephone 33 Goderlch, Ont.
Thursday, May 7th, 1936
Just bow Mussolini oau extract any
glory from butchering unarmed and
Ignorant savages la beyond the com-
prehension of the decent people of the
world.
. . .
The Batten, with centuries of ex-
perience of warfare among the
"blacks," recognised the possibility of
the anarchy which would develop
should the Ethiopian defeuce crumble,
and had a company of Sikhs on hand
to protect their nationals at the lega-
tion In Addis Abaha. The result was
safety for the ment.ers of the British
colony ao or some. hundreds
of citizens of other countries when
THE NEW DUNNING BUDGET I the tribesmen broke loose. Without
British foresight, the few Canadians
Mr. DIInnfat s budget will tie rye- in the black capital would have had to
celrad by the country with ati,i depend on the doubtful protection of
feelings. As et Toronto, so at Ot French or United States flags.
tawa, a new Liberal administration Is On Tuesday Rome and all Italy
faced with the tisk of overcoming the celebrated the "most colossal victory
le6dLa of the previous Conservative in all history." according to the Ita-
(iopernmeet and balancing the budget, Ilan volt* which came over the air
.p that tbe alarming growth of the when the proceedings were broadcast
peDlk debt may be arrested. The to the world. Mussolini assured his
chanter of Finance
it is announces to natism flat peace and prosperity now
chimes which it is hoped will haat- lay before them. What more likely
Orate the return of more healthy bust- Bee before them 1s more wars brought
Wes (Oedttlons, with consequently lin-on by his mounting ambition. He has
11roted revenues, and at the same lime defied the world, including tbe British
• {Imposes additional taxation on cos- Empire. and the advantage. tempor-
peration incomes and an increase in arily, appears to be his. It is bard
the sake tax from six to eight per to believe that the world will Ile down
cent. quietly under the feet of his march -
Trade within the Empire is assisted Ing Black Shirts. To give credit
by numerous reductions of duties and where credit is due, It must be ad -
additions to the free list. The Bennett mated that his organization for the
plan of bargaining with the Pother African campaign was excellent. His vectis
Country Is discarded in favor of the war machine lacked nothing to- make United States trade agreement was New may Pedley
traditional Liberal policy of encoarag- the otcupetlon of the difficult land of eonclnded. The intermediate rat* on
lag Empire trade by voluntary redue- Ethiopia quick and complete. it ap- agricultural Inipiemeut-s was redmeedi Hon. C. D. Howe, Minlater of Rall -
tions of duties, trusting to tbe good- pears to have been a model of eft- to 714 per cent.. whereas prior to Jaa- ways and Canals, Introducing the Gov -
will so engendered for return favors eteucc. a fact of which the rest of the nary 1, ]11 41. it was ' ,per cent. and efnweat's bill to replace the C.N.R.
under the Awcrkan agreement It was trustee board of three members With
While the consuming public will world may take note, even If his mlil- 1'2', per {vat. The changer 'with re a board of seven directors under more
benefit by the reductions In customs tory victories do not impress. gard to automobiles are rather dlldenit direct control of the Gorerument and
p #n the sales sp to explain, in short style, but tbe tax Parliament, said the Government hoped
tax will add to a burden which is al- A RICO
h- - . and automobiles, particularly lha business.- vitality. The l;oreza
:. {ready a heavy d . _ra
i _r-$rioed vara.. should_ bo -cheaper. galas to it' ilrs.r'oafi-arthaMl
the one hand the «overrrevettt le(q.es =" -' - -} The corporationrine me tar ie- sin s-Larinew uosseen-to-go out and
the bonds which have shat►led bust- Move at Toronto creased from 13% per cent. to 13 per build and to get traffic," Mr. Howe
nese, while with the other hand It ' eent..and on consolidated returns from I remarked.
gives business a nasty crack on the + 13 to 17 per' cent. No change was I The Minlstcr-was sharply critical of
bead. Liberals hare aiways old diet Transfer of Northern Roads to' made 4a--the-theIncome tax i the truateaa, Hou. C. 1'. Fullerton,
taxation impedes business: the greet- the Department of
schedules. chalrmap, J. l . Labelle and IF. K.
The SIN Ezeumtiea I Morrow, fur having failed -in their
er taxation the less trade: the lower Highways task since 1933. No real progress bad
Canadians returning from the United
taxation the more trade. With im- States and abroad may now Import n made by the trustee board, he
OVER ONE HUNDRED TARIFF ITEMS
REDUCED BY DUNNING BUDGET
Agricultural Implements, Gasoline and Automobiles Figure Promi-
nently ip List of Reductions -galea Tax Increased to Eight per
oent.-Trade with Great Britain Encouraged-Ifeer Railway Ad-
ministration Endorsed by the House --Mr. Bennett Is Pessimistic
By J. .4. Hume. Special Correspon-
dent of The Signal)
Ottawa, May 4.-A real Liberal bud-
get, elth fitillf' r' i etiona on1 I04'
Items, embracing cheaper gasoline,
fares Implements, wearing apparel, and
automobiles, lust to mention a few
articles of particular benefit to con -
au hers all over the Dominion, was
delivered by Hon. C. A. Dunning, Fin-
ance Minister, in the House uf Com-
mons on Friday. It was the sixth
anulvereary of his last budget, which
preceded the 1930 election.
Increaaes in the British preference
on numerous items, featuring parti-
cularly textiles, potteries and iron and
steel, should promote still greater
{umpire trade, and contribute to lower-
ing living costs.
The increase in the sales tax from
rix to eight per cent. was considered
necessary as a start toward reducing
the $102,191,000 over-all deficit re-
ported for the past fiscal year. This
increase is estimated to bring in about
23 million dollars additional revenue.
but, even then, Mr. ytinaing budgeted
for au estimated ds of nearly 100
million dollars for the current year.
The intermediate tariff on gasoline
was reduced to one cent per gallon.
compared with 2'i cents before the
h*(,(K•3, an increase of 24 per cent.
over tbe same period last year.
Dearit M $132,191,33A
The year's tOzIl -'revenue was
$37'2,10001w, an increase of $10'^"..9' .000,
the income tax bringing in $82,700,-
000 of this total, and the sales tax
about 77 million. Ordinary expeudl-
tures totalled $373.9N7.ttt10. The in-
terest bill on the public debt was cut
by 13,983,000, - but the Interest burden
of $131,530.000 still uses up about 36.2
per cent. of the Dominion's total re-
venue. Special expenditures, relief.
C.X.B. deficit, ete., were placed at
$102,777,000 an increase of $41,040,-
000. The over-all deficit of the year
was $1412,191,000. while the uan atured
funded debt and treasury bills of the
Dominion outstanding on March 3.1
last totalled $3,207,000,000. The total
funded debt Increased almost one bil-
lion dollars in the last five years.
Mr. Dua ning spoke for two hours
and a half. The reductions in the
gasoline and agricultural implement
duties drew great applause. Four
Provincial Premiers who listened from
the gallery, Premier Hepburn of On-
tario,
o-
taro, Premier Bracken of Manitoba,
Premier Patterson of Saskatchewan
and Premier Pattullo of British Col-
umbia, ■11 voiced their approval of
the budget as a step In the right di -
1141100. the uet-r.
uq. no autowtddle is to exceed $230, to lift the system out of bankruptq
a es held, and there was unrest amongthe
proved business conditions the sl' per Toronto, may K.-.\ long -considered tree o[ customer duties goods to the
cent. sales tax would produee an !n- economy move was made by the Hep- value of $1080. provided It is for their I employees. who regard the trustee sys-
c burn Government a tem with suspicion. The board chair-
creased
hair
tax will tend to check she tApr•ve- are, briefly, a two-day stay sod e'er- man had so much power that 4t was
Premier Hepburn announced the *boll- really •one-man board, De Indicated,
tion of the Northern Development and S. J. Hungerford, veteran presl-
onoe in each t(oIIr-trsonth period
teased revenue; the eight per cent teat week when personal use only.1be requtrewents i
went of business wblf0 hi idled epos rise of the privilege not m0se than
to produce a larger memo. __The
i 5Lt tti rwW ti- r,P
.eta
riled. and
It is to be hoped fiat Imbue Retist-
will be so strong that It will be with-
drawn.
in another column of this issue The
Signal's correspondent at Ottawa gives
a comprehensive review of the budget
announcements.
EDITORL&L NOTES
The Italians seem to hare got time
Ethiopian out of the wood -pile.
• • •
After this, we presume, segue will
be spelled without the capital letter.
• • •
Perhaps v/b(. she bas had the neon'
ezperleoee of nations attempting to
rule ,emi,elvillzed peoples. Italy will
sot be so biddy over the outcome of
tie war with Ethiopia.
• • •
It In possible that !Wept' will ac-
teeny
s
teeny he materially betttet off under
its new Italian overlords. but Rota no
eredit to the United Rtates or any
other civltlsrd country that no band
Wks ralleett to prerefit tlfa_fholeaale
massacre at the antOrslel ate IMople•
Both DT. Robertson sed lir. tcad-
ding weer cetera na of tbe great war.
It Y probable that their experiences
overseas belted them to beep thetr
betide during tho.e long hours in the
blick bokels of the earth when lesser
men might hare gone mad. Esdur-
anee past the possibility of endurance
mut one thing men learned In the mud
burrows of the Western Front.
Branch and the transfer of the north-
efi roads tO tbe-8t4artmeet eP Ilfigle
ways. aNer wzamenia in Ocala
gave considerable thought to this -pro
postal, but all dbs•arded it for various
• • •
Prospects for Great Lakes traffic are
said to he much brighter this year
than for some years past. increased
transportation of grain, ore, Mat and
other commodities is expected to
bring many freighters out of the
berthsIn which they have been lyitig
idle. This will t* good news to many
Ooderlcb fantlles, for this town breeda
many of the men who sail the great
fresh water is _
% •
reasons, most of them political.
Preferential treatment is provided 'dent, an expert operating ofAcer, was
'reduced by the chairman to a subor-
$or--* pore• tobaecoa from Rhodesia
House Fumishing Specials
CURTAIN NETS
Deep -frilled, dotted and figured Marquisette,
in ivory and white. Fine quality; double
thread. A special purchase. Yard...23c
COCO MATTING
Heavy quality, for your front steps. goc
36 inches wide. Special
First quality. New patterns in 3 annd 4
85c
yards wide. At per square yard
BORDERLESS OONOOLZUM sad
/EXTOL BUGS
A large choice, new patterns.
2x3yards
3 x 8 yards
3 x 4 yards... -
3 x 5 yardarm''
$2.95
$4.45
$5.95
$7.45
LINOLEUM RUGS
4 z 5 yards. On sale. Reg. 92'3.00, $17.00
fur T
AXMINSTER RUGS
SEAMLESS BARRY/MOOR
21/4 x 3 yarils
3 _g ;i. yards .
3 x 31/2 yards
3 x 4 yards
GRASS RUGS
;19.00
71.00
25.00
$30.00
For your sun porch or veranda. Two
bales just opened, in every size. Pleasing
designs and heavy quality.
CONGOLEUM RUGS
See the new patterns and colorings in
our window display.
W. ACHESON & SON
ST. HELENS
ST. HELENS, May 4. -Those who,
attended the Presbyterial W.M.S. meet-
ing of the United Church beta at Clin-
ton Tuesday of last week were Miss
M. C. Rutherford. Mrs. Jas. Ramage.
Mrs. W. Gordon, Mrs W. I. Miller and
Miro Isobel Miller. Rev. 11. M.
Wright attended the Presbytery meet-
ing held at Clinton the name day.
The Harrta Mission Band -will bold
Its monthly meeting on Saturday, In
the church. at 2.30 o'clock. All the
girls are invited.
Mr Hugh Rutherford and Mr. W. I.
Miller were at Tiverton ou a business
11 rip.
Retest whetters with M. Mind Mrs.
Chester Taylor -Yrs. lobo Ferguson,
Mr. and Mrs. Art Yerguson and
Stuart. of Auburn, and Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Taylor. of Blyth.
Mra..Waa. Gallagher, of Norwood,
Sad ters.-'H. Y. Mymes. of Peterbor-
ough. were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Wallace Miller and Mr. and Mrs. Ed
Thom over the weekend.
Mr Goldwin Purvis is leaving this
week (or Fergus. Ile bas an engage-
ment with Mr. F. W. Kruuch to work
in his apiary for the season.
The Y.P.U. of the United church
itinday evening was In charge of Isobel
Miller. The topic "How Did We Get
Our Bible?" was token by Miss Mil-
anmanu(accured, ne tie sn_enned_Tore_ ( dingo position of authority. Under ler," and the Scripture lesson by
iafrlype: 'lbs prrfereoce III furor of<?' etl'the DOE Boyai Commbec4tlsrrr Swan. The- UMW ebaraeter,
Australian raising and currants la cion on Rways, it was intended the l Eei-kslasticus. was given by Goldwln
restored to four cents per pound.
'trustees should confine themselves to . Forme.
I matters of policy. with President
Hungerford having a free land as to
There Is no doubt that tbe Liberal Countervailing nacres are csuyusa.. . u
Government, Do • matter what it may eggs, cut Sowers and potatoes, to ac; I THE nu EQUIPMEIfUT
effect[ last- dies products but Inviting other
administration and operation but this i
had t been followed
pian 00 Editor The Signal.
1 1 Says 93r. Bem.e4t
lk, certainly la bent n0 ng N. ali• . T
lug savings to the Province. Even countries to reduce the4t duties on Dear :(Ir, --Picture tbi. scene some
oneervatlre '-rpapK1, while de- these items. Rt. Hon. R. B. Bennett. Conserve-
Tbe intermediate tariff Is raked 011 tire Opposition Rader, argued that the
certain glove leathers and boat the : bill offered no solution to Canada's
intermediate ■nd the general {arid vexed railway problems, since $1.73
rates are raised ou day-old K'1Np each second was required in taxes to
chicks." meet the Dominion's railway debt and
bleID1
nouncing the Government in bitter
language for imitate action.. have
nothing but commendation for its acts
of economy. Tbe word economy in
gorernment was little heard of In the
palmy days of old when motley was
plentiful and every man on the street
had paper prolts on Mock transac-
tions. Goteminent* were spending
(ieserassest'a Wke 4 Polley
Por the first time, officially, the loss
to date on the Bennett Government's
wheat operations was given as 822.-
bodles and nothing elec.. and the pat N0 000 including $15$ .943 debit
be
ronage systems came huge and cost- halaoce In tbe bank account of the
1y machines. Canadian Co -Operative Wheat Produe-
Wkoa /ke Plank Cor ars, Ltd., guaranteed by the Gorgrn-
se when ern days came and revenues went, as of December 2 last : $13,000,00(1dwindled, Governments of Canada, paymeut to primary producers In
among them the Ontario Adm11114ra- equalizing the 11150 pool payw.eta;
tba, faced the feature with depleted and :17'0.130 loos on oats transactions.
treasuries sad the hungry patronage Mr. Dunning stated the Government's
system to feed. some Governments policy regarding, wheat when he said
decided to keep their supporters ant- the Government does not believe itself
(seed, n0 atter what the cost. But warranted in assuming respensibtltty
tale Liberal Administration, wails tak- for bolding such coloeeal quastltfea of
101 care et ewoy of {bete supporters, t wheat- as hare been held during the (*Wives In North America,,, igdtcated
have not lost sight of the fact that la last few years. "Without resort to the Government intends Am
mo bpm
these times governments nowt face dumping, the Government's policy will 1 u the c'Ombined president add chafe -
the falls and Hgbteu up.Lavish ex- be to market sarptt. wheat 1n an or- man of the new C.Y.R. bared. Mr.urea sora thleg et Me oast -
annual deficits. Considers Rage,
peewit: y 4,000 miles, should really be
turn up It the problem were to be
successfully met. ice felt. Cooperation
between the C.N.R. and C.V.R. had
been defeated by political agitation
and n.wllli geese on tate pert of both
roads to take the initiative. Mr, Sen -
time In the near future:
The tire hell rugs ami -4rens cut the
air with their high-pitebed .creaml.g.
Immediately all traffic converges on
the fire hall and the bees and ladder
trucks roar forth. As they dash along
the streets one of the trucks strikes a
car, or a telephone pole or a tree. The
truck L wetted and mesterei persons
are injured.
An investigation follow., and wbat
do we find? That some young man
with ab.ototely so coasectlon with the
Are departsseet was the Irresponsible
nett observed. Canada's mileage driver ne the emelt.
were • dragging legacy that threatened gush a dtsatlo. la brand to arise
tie
life of the oawatri, and unions one of these days.
the C.N.R. succeeds Canada Can't I bappeped to be on the Rg4are oa
maintain her solvency. 1(r. Bennett fsunday wbee the he heal nag. A
Warped. etre containing several yowls wen
lir. Hawe's references to Mr. Him- ( lambed up and tbey wade a bsadleeg
aerford. wboM thehe
described as ad- dash her the Ire hall. The brat one
there Jumped ow a truck and lows
It out with bis eouprniou. Imaging
on tbe aide. These trusts are ea-
Pensive
wpensive Playthings for thrlileseekevs
and could easily boom* a ssnance 41
the hands o4_aa. Lexperlemed person.
Pay 4. 19As _A.. ofsittRVER.
The Northern Development Branch
involved a dupikation of other ser-
--deri.-pganer as rapidly au world torr Ansett remelted he, too. has a blgb
ditlotii"Rm permit, with due regerd to Tegard for Mt. RlheR1td, though be
the progress of the nest Canadian 'feared his temperamental Iasi ilty to
vices. It was a retie of more pros- I crop, and at the same time endeavor' roust pressure.
perous times. The work Involved in I Ing to restore and expand to every The railway bill got second reading.
this department, or most of It at least,: possible way th,e demand for Canadian on division without a recorded vote.
should rightly come under the De- wheat and wheat product* In world , and now standa for further considers -
markets." Mr. Dunningdeclared. tion is committee stage. Reports ate
poartmeat of Hlgbwayr, and till's Is
The 104 tariff reductions were out- I that there will be quite a flight over
lined by Mr. Dunning as thirty-seven . this bill when it rear hes the Serrate,
reductions 1n all tariffs. thirty on! where tbere 1s a pronounced Conser-
Britlsh preferential rater only, twenty I entire naiority.
on British preferential and interme- ! Mr. 'Howe annonneed that the Gov -
where Premier Hepburn has placed R.
The saving to the Province will total
hundreds of thousands yearly. Some
people wonder what effect a saving of
hundreds of thouwnds of dollars means
• • •
From Walkerton comes word of the
sad CARP of a man who suddenly he-
.am. faint to church and had to tw
escorted from the edlfke. With him
ostensibly to render aid, but. In the
(opinion of same, for other reasons,
went a fife Inenrenee man. a banker,
a druggist. end finally an nndertaker.
ft is rumored that when he same to
and recognized his companions he
went off Into another swoon.
• • •
Who can blame the untutored Ethic
view for running amok when they
fotemd that their beat efforts meld not
dreet sae machine Enna, siege gums.
serial bombs and all the "ciellized"
horror of warfare as sweetie/AI
sroiera "rebored" white rare 'Ile
ruder is that any whiten ..caped
alive ts hidis Ahaba. All whiten
Net *1(k. b baw and in their finery
4gwlj/ermselt tbig struck ont blindly.
when a total expenditure of fifty mil- dlate rates only, eleven nn Interme- ernment has sold the remaining ten
lions or more is considered. But it idiate rater Only, and MIX on 'uterine- 'Canadian Government Merchant Mar -
must not be overlooked that a saving • Mate and general rates only. The In- one vessel.', which. lately, have leen
of a few thousands here and otherlcreases in Britlah preferences were engaged In a freight route to Anstra-
rew thousands there make+ an Impo., I instanced as Indk'ting Canada'. spirit ' Ila and New Zealand. The Australian
the sum when added up. Add to the toward Britain In regard to the ap I companies, who bought the balite tot
picture the Inc•reaswf revenue's. part{--( proaehing rsvielon of the Canada- strap purpoaPh, undertook to .nbsti-
eularly from suecesslon duties and I. 1'nited Kingdom Ottawa trade agree- 1 tote newer and faster boats and con -
gasoline tax. and the outlook becomes ments due next year. flout. the service, without subsidy. for
much brighter. PgsPlortad R a period of five years and also to take
over the Canadian crews of the VP*,
A Good Record III Floanees y Emptiest,' was laid also on the targe I spin purchased. (►rlgineily thene were ifet. upeurlty and tmprovemeent in all
The Hepburn (ItGent, probably and important tariff reductions, top- sixty vessel. In the CO M.M. ordered the affairs of life. and there are many
more than any othherer Government to 1 toeing SO rlo+Ply on exten.'lou by the I during (he war. though 7)004' were
the past, not forgetting the Drury Ad- I Gocernmeut of the Intermediate tar- d4'11vered until after peaty was signed.
'ministration. has been criticised ind IR rates to the United gigaton, which Chairman Fullerton told the railway
attacked on a big scale. This Grits. 1111 itself. it was stated, ennatltarif I committee that snow, floods, ice and
elsm may be justified In some cases. a great Put Is the Canadian tariff flower tonnage traffic in the past three
No (knrernment Le infallible. \o I schedules. months hare re.'lrlted 1n a drop of
Government has ever done ally- I Mr. 'sunning pointed out that many I $2,000000 {roto the hndgeted C.N.R.
thing worth while without committing 1? the tariff changes dere made fol- reyenttPs for the current yPer.
errors. And the Liberal Govternnwnt's wi lowing end In accordance with reports
le made up of human being's areI of the Tariff Hoard. after eareltni and Premier Refuses re Re Excl4eti
Just as prone to make blunder" ar the exhaustive Investigation of different 1 The ghost of A.anhartois starved
prndnets, s
acros the stage of Parliament one day
Canada's Imports" were given as 1 when 1.4..1. Coldwell. C.C.F.. Romstown-
WILL SURVIVE
HOLMBSV$aLE
HtLMESITI LE, May 6. -Hca
(Captalu I Johnston Is at present at
Iter summer home near Holmesvllle.
We extend our sympathy to Mrs. M.
Stock. whose father passed away In
Mllvertoo last week.
Mr. Jack Mulholland has been with
relatives In Detroit for a few days.
Y. P. 1'. N•taa-ebout twenty-six
were present for the frlluwahlp meet-
ing of the Young People's Union
which was prepared and taken by Miss
Alma Treeartha. Misr Ad, Finlay
acted is pianist for the hymns which
were sung. The chairman led In
prayer end Miss Grace MacMatb read
the.8cripture. After the topic, takes
by Miss Ruth Potter, the president,
Miss J. Webster, took charge of ■
short business discussion. The meet-
ing coectuded with the Mlapah bene-
dirtioa......4 special program which
will be+•E--iaterest to everyone will
be held this Friday when Rev. C. W.
U. ('oseM, Clinton, will be the speak-
er. All are cordially Invited to attend.
beginning to wonder 1f the
lwreball fan doesn't get a0 even
greater thrill than the players."
-Rabe Ruth.
Editor The signal.
My Dear R4r,-In today'. (:lobe, we
read The Signal's eomments upon
Europe. and also on Prime Minister
Baldwins statement that another
Europese war would destroy civiliza-
tion.
What you say regarding conditions
in Europe is completely correct, but
you stop before you lintel) the subject.
You say, "Egrope may pertah, but
civilisation *111 not." Neither will
civilization in Europe perish.
What will perish In Europe is the
economic uncfvllization that exists
there as conditions atanu today. There
to in Europe. just as here to Canada,
a clammering. burning deirre for re -
Conservatives. But in matters affect-
ing finances the Hepburn Administra-
tion has a good record. It it refresh
"Yes." laid the candidate. "I'm
going among the farmers today, to
a cattle show. or jackass 'bow, or
something of that sort; not that i
care for cows and Jackasses. but 1
want to show the people that t'm one
of them."
do that displeases sections, of the pub- eord some protection for such ('ata-
entllions of people in European eonn-
tripe who are fully cone Iona of the
came of, and means of relief from,
their trouble*: end ahould another enn-
flegratlon break over the world these
people will survive. and their method,
will prevail at the end of the strife.
The agony *111 he equal to. and prob-
ably worse than, that through which
the people of Russia passed. but Eur-
ope will survive and a better and
Juster civilization w111 rise from the
pn I Rigger. asked what the (Inrernment ruins after hatred and envy and greed
n - gold.
,05 exports.. excluding/ have ennattmal thlssaehe. In the in -
Ing to note that even opponents of the gold, a• $77A.0A7.222 In the last 3*-mb I IeMneled to do shunt a letter written evitahle struggle I1E1 w 11: we are
Queen's Park regime are sporting year, with exports being Inersaaecl by .1. R. Norma, president of the BPhil -
enough to admit tbla fact. 8111.4901,265. In addition. Canada sold 1 harnola power Interests, to company With bent regard*, and kindly mem-
" If
um"If L to be hoped that the work of 110 million dollars of goldit we. 1 'shareholders that the Beanharnota
orlon of GcMalch, 1 remain,
pruning down expenditnr.a and cut- (estimated elm (Mnada (secured 201 project tied been submitted to "entire -
ting away expensive and unnecessary million dollars In the 1933 tourist ly unwarranted and wholly pontleal Very truly yours,
accessories of the a.rviee will be con- trade as against 91 million dollar* of attacks In the Parllam.nt of Canada J. II. TROMANHAUSPIR.
Untied In the future. All eampeign Canadian expenditures In other conn- In 11441." Mr King merely r.ptic'd the Toronto, April 2Y, 1003.
promises are not kept by thole* who trios. HOaa. of Commons 1s 'neater In Its
made them, but H Premier Hepburn Pixpnrta to the United Rtat.s own house and h. wo01d Pear, It 10 Landlord (to a wouM4ie tenantl-
ie stole to fnlfil him pledge of eronnmy amounted to 21* millions, an increase • the H(onw to say whet alweold be done. "Bat are you really quiet p.np4.Y'
eswilltieflt done Well. So far he hes M Sett t■ fa the1 Mr. 1Ssnnett theft took up the rad- ^TPic. 1 ran promtee you that Ton
kept his word The future hs umbel Fleet.* la Ho trot throe. ranotheet dfma. claiming that Parliament had won't he aware of one coming sari
watts. I under the sew agreement, were 4, (Costtan•A oe page 3) t;lltng et all "
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