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I -1. __ I wierit 1111 fJW%(edQUt Of tile O"t of JW48 Wtr# 1hot PF0dW't* lot th't farl" : A' J� t,ig�r_
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�, I Then we DIVAt iNFAA raw they should do �o wil'k "a0le, ff 1W J, X, )h it, " , " ' I one Ps-
i labovira. proaoc- claot 2-4"t fA I
I . jabor4 Our ll"t roalway aavvi"',, per etat, of our exPorts wOtv tho P41W f#1tkJ%i btiiW
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I , iwere uneollwated Ivishoviso 114 Ow �, a all th# farm, ive woliald %# it ViAll- lwr
VA ,IW&tqd &ad t,rV of 111borerg, Why qXport Ole, gjVVR in 4440S Xf�e'; lhk) name'"
I illri*111luell. didn't stay urw . 1� 11,111.4.
AUDAlk, HUNISHING " ill the second, xQuoration in th's 1", when we should export Watch W F. VAker (F.C.), - � - � � 0 4 0 " �
1counlTy did not stay labomrso Wt " Springs? Wb.v *XPQ'rt Pulawood - � .1 I 1 '13
1 ____ __-____._, - _.___.._. - __ �became contractors, busiaoss taen�iwheh we allould export paper! We FL A. kiliott (vA.)....,
� raw sylaterial if R. YL I-K*k (G.) ......... 01 3, 3 0
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'and Professional men. Thm we Vot � mu*t stop exporting *Mt #q an in- F,. No MU91141ty (L-) ... I ;� 3,
, 1i ItWign laborers. but in the Wood 4 we wert going W be 0 (t,;)...::
Our printso tare made on " Velox- �
I generation the ItAlions become Ituit 4ilatrial country S"d that w*-� the On- 0� J' F'"u'"ll I ,41
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it gives us the best Prints we can I*nd c*n4y mercjkautw� Tbo fflov, the ly way we could bo great, . ..
9 Bulgarian god the Rolimemisia, 6091d slow could w# keep Conw!,aa boy- No A. GrahkIm (C-) .... I ki 2
,, I 6f V. U. Humber (A.) - - - - a 11 4
� be our pick and shovel =to now. . at home it we V4ihlC%t0d th(o11 Out jolm,gon (A.H.) ... : , 2 2 1. .
� get. se generations tb#Y the 'possibilities of home� We mus�, X. '
.. And in two or tbri Itillortunities. vit;l tho X. A. MeRee (A.) ....... I I I I
I , also would become edwated. Theip;qvide the Q ,a
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. only Answer to the lat*r situation rid of cheap labor. to lowli, them at fl. V ily (A.H3 - - - .0 0 Oil 3
Materials that are Uastniau-wade and metliods I and to the high Cost of mereb#udist 110100. 1. I)'. (!. .N. ilson (01.V..2 I 1.
I� %4 K . class co'--orbose ailing on two
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. f bur was to keel) importing raw I*Wyer.', Tho'Old PartY , lotell`k t t 9 �ii pope a
that are Bastmau-improvett, plij.q t1.AeexPeri1CUCt 0 who would be willing to do * dayli; - vemocratte coovormsetat I. U. Ill. C.
% labot and 11 humbly. . ted ,a her I ter of Ooverl,Wnt M`- J. IT. Ikevers (L., B -IL) - -0 '-' 0 1
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experts, are guaranties of finest quality fintsbing. Canadws , , ealth cormla Malcolm was 0*4POU40, He roulil J. H. I)AIton (1,%. L,A.) - .0, 2- 0 3
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, - . � I raw material, her tr4usporl, not mw. how Any Mon could o,tund on L, m. Etue (A.H,,G-)-0' I "
% Wo w#t"-Vowers and her f�rtlle flelds. [his feet and say that afarmew' gov- J. W. Jefferson* (Q., Ch-) 0 1 0 3
. I IL YOUR FlLMS OR BRING, TH�M IN Cong4a Net& Cheop. Labor to Deo, 'einmert woot the right WOX t% 8dm'*-n' J. E. Sheprrd (R. A.!I
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, � L vt1lop, lt*w Material I L%ter the affairs either Of the
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- material we ueed0d, cheap litbor andis, prolgern that confronted our Par- C%kss D,ft-'rhose failing 10. two or
. . __ irkh, 0111ito if he were a m .. . .
JAS. A. CAMPBELL# 0 GOde , echavic, Mr. Malcolm ligments that was an *grarian pro� Moj�e paper$
said, he would want all the cheap Ia- blem;- The only government was onot 1. it. Ill. CI.
L . I . � . . -_ --- I I bor possible to come into tbecountry eAmPO"ed Of Mtn �fOln All' walU3 of A- G- 'Brown (A., L.A. C.) 0 %I 0 '.
. 1. I _., V, , - re would against the 11. E. Garrow 4A., L.A., 1
1 _ - =-.1-1 _11!�,! __ __1 so that he could be a boas Over some life- -SIT what 'A . 1,
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!��_-__:._,______,__, ___--i. �Jol!__ �!!V!!=!! .11 of them. Our Hollinger gold mines; I Party fw,ttem it was the ODIN, system, & Coll - - s ... (A. - , L.A. . I - I I
'Would �equal' the Rand If they were On Which demoorttle GOVeral"Ont A. To " 114Y
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,-1 n*D given cheap labor to devejopi� them. Nvas founde-4. Fifty per cent 401 Our & C.k. .. htu. . ey . ... 0 . 0 0 I I I
GOAP W ]ECESSARY10 There was lots of'coal in Alberta, but PeOule 0wQd DO �`ellegieinc`o to either M. A, � 4W u ( -
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. I I you could not mine co�tj in Alberta .9n (Abs Lo
. $ i,and bring it to On4riolfust to tho F.n$llsh system. It GOV-. M. 1). R, Wi s ...........
" at 5 a to' ernments did not do right they WOVIM 'A. & C.)-- 3 0 1 0
. E(I at aim ersito price. ,We. had tens 'nlat4eh�j. GOV- J. 11, Y101Mg- Mi, Goo Clio
. . - DEVELOP A wOURG" of 'm llgL of. acres of . pulp wood continue tp fall like .......... �0 I
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. CAN DA'S ft' lands but bow were we going to 4e. el!nments,were defeated beeallib 00 " __ � 0 in
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., � � veloo it without cheap 14borwhen the '"e0ble "vere not Partisan but wave T4. roes)uii�'Of the UPPef School
� . . .d Caused by Diversion 'Irf Funds Work ,9�4g a Tough laboring job? looking- forresults- . I are expeeVd to be riueited in R few
. High Priced Lj$or'�Jnd Hegvy OverhOR CaAadfari Should Develop the St- days.
., Cost of Morshandiso Up . Cheap Labor Ntw to Make "On. Li . twrence Power With Her Own I . a. P. TIUME,
. for Autos andluxuries Forco . litt , .5 . PrIncipalo
. I � . . I gage for Our NX onal Railway 11 . Money , I . I
I � . our railway system. Ile had Then there were our, water pow.- - I 01".�
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I .1 erial. ' r rl�x criticism to make of the two re- Canada owhed'tbe greatest wa-
I . Canada Should Atop Exporting Raw Met , .cent Voyernments ' for I overbuilding era. . � n, the continent. Ile BLUK 'N'G'T' AT CHUR(;H
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I - far in 1910 It looked I to see Goderich grow, depend-. R
I �, . hoper, . ev. J. Z Holmes Preaches to Them
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.Th p4rty, System � the Only Systemon Which De*ocratic G*vernm'ont, would be, ,the business., The results ant entirely 01 'the 6to Lawrence* Night at North St.
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� * however, was that we had more Cower and tblq should be developW I on I hurch
. � � � Foond4' Says Mr. Mlilc4w, Xp.-Coka firois -Maritime . do than we needed but we. ha4� at y ourselves, ubt by the States which � . . . C "
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.1 . :' coat tber Solution of Outtrio's Futt . Problem � , toop'st .cleaned Our deckso, We had got vio�ld make the price of development b last Sunday
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. . . r . the diversion 4 -PN,V;, tne musical part of thO service was
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. Mr. - MA I 100im - M r �. P of Kincard I I r ne, should fee r a 'the facts � as . Serlolig�r al.� ies, not. a network of small roada as er south of the boundary line- .
they had in the United 'Statesp and exel"tionally.flue, In Aildition to the
. needed was la- � ter power once �AIOWed out Of the inder th6 leaderallIP Of
. spewr' W the Go ,erich -, today. The one thing the U. So railway situation was iyx a .countr - ston, Mrs. Andrew� R
was the . _y would not come back. We rego or choir 1
Club diw , price that would luake'it pos- irse position th Mr. D.i, H. - W( � "a-tv
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I ., 146no, nor at Manage ug bor art: a , . . very much wo an ours.1'sbould develop our power With our How
, � � were short ;45,000,000 Carscallen and her son, Roland'
Park on Thursday . evening at. 'bible to develop our resources. The�e It was true we ,r ... the own Money and retain the power.
a,: large attendance apd was some labor dissatisfactla but of Walig.caburg, Onto, sang vez
" a year, but if wo tgav solution of the devel. ard, �
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M', WeVe -11 '4. ,Nriill 4muldso or it we '64) A 1orOP CaDi-� --tion of - ._____k_
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� Q ion Wa- '-ft-0-t-Vell 4liza on 0 . r W�iii� Americt- - -06-mm -8
the Hamilton, i S k, j�jle ease of the,far . nt railways' * � i;s cheap i4o, ... r. U0 At 111 ."ervice un,
V. X,Tobij of th - o. i Miss -Kerr, of Leataingt,
Ounded. Take . . 4 ng even, In ,three years. ei-.,would bring in Chinese contract. la, 4d
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. W. 'Angell, of . New �as community, Whose greatest dis- d he presen� Government did ld bring, them in by t110118011484 the elass!Ov ReTent Yi
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- Latisfacti -was On the, cost Of Mar- ationalizing the railways bar or Pringle Scott. "
vocatign is an accoun wisely I T1 It WOU14 Pot take the bread and but,
n is art, and tAiand6e. This- cost depended to ' kr "Whisper,of 'Ton vice Mr. Bart Urt Cube,.,
e, ovocatio � , and the Mon eal Sts %4"iv
� I r ter from 4. single 'workman, .
So - visitorsand a nuit- I Some .extent on labor cost,, and the ne 11 artlel were evidence only' 4. 4. Apo'.I� +U" .,mlInf.ry 01 dered Gounod's,
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I 'Aia's'e.vii-11,�; vange of sanimew F�,0.c:,.y 0,4 vro t�4it 1. I
N 6ure to be nowh ill delrawl We lvik, �-,-.-n tis Joe
sove land. iwilleet, tile retyleg of Whito C010008 $hoos I I
with black tritoulinit, ais-0 tho 11411Y Oe%er d"Wf,'"s 0
� All Whito Strop Stippors *#W 09144i %0001
I GrotioNvillstock. Titral)xlcoojavo%evk-rows,��lt,ib',t�;%VAI
t4ra quAlity 06 I*Ao
I Tennis, Nowliow ond 00014F Shows M-0 -
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lieve in all the Utat stNiss To skure the Wst Nvoor-
jog killd'S. WV this Lik 86119Y STO"i- !rhfty lead . .
all others in (11141ity and price. . , 1 i
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Lot Us Do roar Shoo RoPairing asW Mao* It D' 0 Right
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t'oo had. a great part -_-4 history thal. got �
to defend out, glorious 1h0rIt#2C 9$, . I
ainst all Who would seek to destrON' it one need W ashamed of. "No sur- I .
Rua there are such in every age who render", is still the mighty w4teh ,�, �
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would, it they could, rob us of our NVOV4 Of the Vigilant Oye, with it9� I . �
dearly bought elvil,and rellsOus jib. folir,eoruep stoneS of ',equality, vD. I
erties.l. . � . I , 1� litio", patriotlaw and fraternity.", - . I
Even the church at times has. been T ank God for a solid fOu"datiOnfOr ',
Indifferent as to their preservation our British Institutions. .
to ber sho,,me, be it said, when Christ W-Uning was uttei:4 that tho;�w I ',�
has been ;et aside to make way for disintegrating infloences of Pmt . I
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some egelegicill potentate of the days Were a l"cal danger, still Or � i
hierarchy, Substituting othe mints aliKemen needed eveli. to be wate'll- I
anise and cummun" of ceremonialism ful. I I I I . I � �
for tile weightier matters of truths WhilO WO have 110 quarrel with ull.- t
I iess. Alas, when the loan as to his religion. yet we, Want - I .
Alga righteous) � - . I �
light of the- sanctuary is dull sod no Interference that would rob us P' ' .
, dim and loan grope their. way in our just rights ill the matter of We . I'A
paths' of error and superstition. civil aud� religious liberty. "Equal .
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We owe a good deal to the post, to rights to all "lid special privileges v. . I . . . I
noble souls under God who counted none." "
not 'their lives dear unto them, that Withoiot Jesus Christ In the heart 411
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' in' ht Preserved, that an OP- no person .can live tile litO. w0vtIf . I . . � . . I
truth Might - ,,
an bible Ight; be our Iteritage, and while. . --- -_ � I
� - 0 nscionee ,and worship I .
" liberty 0: ,hands. Lgol. pleasant, but. donittopeft your
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I n this r6t battle Orangelsol 11wi mouth. many'a man has beco. sorr,y. ))
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L4 11 � I I Says Pig , rop, �16. � I I I .
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� bar of. ,these were heard from, includ- cost of overhead,. Taking the figures that 1those * could Oel the pinch I Mr. Malcolm said, '!and you have got er,,, which was very muca appr4* I �. tt I
� way$ U It , conditions to . . . .
, ilig Masts.'-williama, � . shown that in Moutreal. Were begirmin "We ad. Mr. Cutt's 6010$ SX0 41 TI, � t 1% .
�. Com, Angell, for the PA.8t yeari it was g to. feel Ito havj� chespr labor to do It" I va of Weston
, - urer's cost the pinob. Mr. Malcolm said be was have -a right to be proud of our coun- I by the people Of North ' to , Speaks W 4 enthuolias "
Walter -D,upbanon. (Toronto), And�A.. out, of .41, thd manufact preciatea ,08 Ia help- � � I exporsonco-BIg, .. I I I
. *aa,,37 coats, his p I . Wen*y4iV,d Yearo", , , , . �
4- Saunders L (Goderich). Yke chief If, .iofit, that of the strong for Public. ownership, but he try. We have a� right to be proud of ile has been most 90110VO . light of t I � . I. . I
, . t alld. w . _ Ing their,ohoir wherever oppor nit, .. I Al . .. . I . i
. holasalo and retailer, a, 4 and, 6 di4, not think - the Pow . In the 'antheulo I - . , C Tripany , adjo 'W, as 0 aw . .
I . 0, Drialop presided''in, ofliqeA . . gle of Quebec ,ourselves We have a right, to be i n Rolling .
: �mts, a total for'coot of the article read ., ershif, proud of the British Empird tow . , i
I bapivi style. - , - . . were � y for , pubI 6 o-�m � . ad. lt� I . 0 . ... .
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. I A' - ISO visiting at - the ark kindit, and all the profits on it of, 60 cents-, our national railway system wou'd -. I- per, re,�,,dered by tho, choir, t ' solo. � I I stoe� to tah 0, care Of 91'aixx movoment I . . . . I I
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: 'pr0sjcTP,d..at tbe Piano in d absence t ,- be just . ,Ia ma e it. if we belongVl ,, , ,__ I I . taken by )AV- � I .. I � 4 _ i . . . �.
. 9 he remaining 50 cents was Over a . .1 1� I ,Wrt N as I ., . 4- - - �,_. .''.1-11-1-A." i, 1-1 ____.___._.1.._-___, .. I
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�a thA club's Planist,- and � some Vbus- , head.. Tho North American contirr. we gityethe7 bone'e5asuppo# it woup I I I I . .61 MR% So I w�"q 1 1 " . . . . I I I . I
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I , jog soggsv�are sung and popular mu, ent spent seven times as Much ,on all- succeed.. But ,how � could It. succeed G, C. L, MIDDLE, . I E. Holmes . &star, and Another $010 Twenty-five Year's i%0 th West. I I . , � I I . .1 . .. I I � I
, I sic between times added to the pleas., t6mobiles.'as ItspeAt an its house f0r_ without the tonnage and how -could .� I. -_ I . - SCH0016 RESULTS woor-, . 11Jby Miss Kerr, "Out of continuous acqUaintalicis *1 I " L � . . . I - I
� , tho'DeCP I Call", 16Y rasthope Mar- I, I 0 1
,: � . I nishiogs,,six times as,)vuch on .am- we get the -tonuage_ without cheap, . " . . I . tin. Th� pastor Was , .ern Canada would give any rasa . I I - �� . .. 11 . ; � . .
I � ure4 , � . . , � , .� I I �Usement and twice as. much on eigar. labor? , . . , I I . also assisted In the right to $PCSk authoritatively I . � .. . I I
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.1. � I . I Mr. Malcolm. , . I ea. The overhead fod4)r was twice Coke from Maritime Coal the Solo. The students Of the C0114?046 In- the evening service by the Rev., Eger- - of conditions there, and when that . I I . � I . ..
1 g big fom'4kiks, �Mr. Mal- att ,, � ,. * �, . I �, . I . I I .. .
I . In open n , what it was in .1910 Alta tho ivo m stitute have done remark0ly Well in ton. Armstrong, ajormer. Gbderioh man is Grant Hall, ,,vice-Prealdoot . I . I
. Cohn said - � - . Ill ' 0 : tiowpf Ontario's Fuel Problem , service . I bf the Canadian. Pacific Railway, �. �'. � I I � . I %. . . I . . . I 1. . I
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� I . , of mordhandise.in 1910 was greater , I the Middle School ex4talinations IT% boy, The Sunday evening . ithout . _ - . .. I I � � ,
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. :Thao never, was'a tim0L when,we The Alm ado .a good job greater number - 'was on account Of the I will be acce W wi �
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. I . .000wft� I . .� er total today,, but it was� Made up of wherr bd.plocdd the, cQaI Ili North A-' ures; throughout the Province 018 visit of the Rotal Black Xnights of .l"'ovio,"nWawberever Published. I . I . , 11 .1 �.. . I .
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'J. � L . ''.�, . . . . . . . . I I increase business ln.automobiles,,av- marica but the Lord did not 'place an year than last, Eighty4litee per Ireland, and t 'air friends to the I bog 4ust.Vetaroed from . I.. .06 . . 4� '. �. . - I . ,
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.� imagi or bo odATy line. ,a tqur III v the -lint. . .
. , I . I � tomobile . PAT -to ,and repairs, and so n ' ctirt of the papers. ivrittett a t, b church, and before beginning his ser-. � nspepti Ove � I . I . I I I
I � , i I ;; I . . I ployed &Alp labor and transporta� ag� man the pastor extended, on behalf He *bas bien rroush the West , I " . " #4 I
� Wdel I : "I I �. .. foxth. .And, thli diversion had driven _ day al our students were successfu . I Montreal full of � I I . 1. . � 4" I . I .. I . I -
. tion. FaUr thousand tons.a irch, � a :.,*nd he returns to ' 4
I : 11 11 �. . I . I 4.the �ast of regular merelishilise. Alberta ,coal. was oft6r ' if a line 4W while last year it wo a,". of North street. Methodist �ch, rn crop . I .", i. �, . . I I , : .
I . ad , me to wolting bVo- enthusiasm about WeStt 1. � t,-,, 4! I ,- � .. I I
: . ,AS built in o the district., a 10. el . ty-si:K Per cenL very hearty welco itlarig, and quite reAllsine the. I I . I ,� I -1
. " WEEK Of AUG. to 20th . C. 25th A � 100 -acre Farm Will Xot,,Givor the 1, W � �... , , .
I . the tabulated results I repre-1 .thers And sisters, and wished them cond . . I I � � I
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I I .1. Living Farmers Ux . ' 1 t! IV immensity of the task t1lat Ili* b4* 1. . .
I .1 . . . _. . , ' I Oft .Tod*� glea marice,. for Alberta co "I selitfli First Honors, over'15 per cent.", every success. ... . 7 ., . .., I . �
I . - Vas the farnier free frow.,'doing not ,in (Mterio but the Western IX, ,6644 per cent - 11r, - 60-66 per . . olmes, W . fare the r0roadi in moving this I I : I
Moodoy and Tue'sday: I , , - . The pastor, Rar. $, E. H I '. I I I . I
I � I .iL farmar ,got a St4tes'. Peapsylvaiiia aotbr9cita -was , . I . � - . . � I - . I I
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I _A, ragired `westerw Atlerk-1- "' " X 'aa, into .4 16 ` Gideon, . handling *of the crop art no. room .
- , A� 1. I . . .� P in such-,numberis as Dow- Would ,a was .J;tat6d that in 50 � rs "t a '� op' lish'LlteraturaA, ., ngli . ) - by:the. three hundred men that lap- for erluclam. The treMendous task , I I . � I
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) . I L . I ; in . . .0 . ati I Midtanites Into iour hands." , b4 in splendid style g Indl- ... . . I . �
I � . ,�� 'CLYDE � COO,Xi in - I lige9demanded mor� of 100 acres than ton of soft coal enough by�products �rs; L. C., . , aftioll; - ;) , When. God wants it .Man *to do a railroads,o and there is ever I
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'. � . .. Ile$ I . . it would yield. I .. .11 could be taken to make coal $2 it top.. French CO . 1. - work for bird, !Ia knows cation tbd same 4bir . �1. 7.. " I I *1 . I �
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, I . ad . eve opmen -0 , a I sdepen&d��&---- . ,Vapersofthe�Uppor fotmcV-seldom-�,in_tbo. gr4k,m*trqpo- -i�� 6*6-thw grain�aud-wo-exPec jaz""Allht y1to. to . I
W AL, . -was.a good ori.cheap labor. , - I I I I instanc6i ... iiilgvt AD , .
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4., . begd§'a powerful cast ii .. citizen and a goodmeqbauld *as just Our ext reaourde ,Was Our fertile The, following are the results, the t1i eitad. Gideon was sought and keep Up tl . I I L or hot winds, but so - . . � I
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But the.;moehanie ,could only have a ,talked to -all the Progressives in Par-. LOlass -.successfully , aa-� Like manY a a eryood and worw ., it was fortunate for C . ads. that fAr vips 'bays, h tying our PlAn$, to. L. . I L . I 1.1
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. . I . lead of 100 an 4 S each South to Souris And through 0ouW;o-` : .L ,
.. , Uaay and Saturdily . employ labor to do the *ark.. think so.' The,'whdat af Lthe, .north 11, M. ...... i.1 2 .1 I �f the mountains, sod dare not call, � freight trains of -fifty e*r 3 era $XskstcbeW#n to Sli4lin0b"' ' , . .1 :
I I . . I . 1. . ., a the finest in'tha -world, and,,he M� ] C. Oell* o; . . . 114., . I enough equipment to have move. I . . L I
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6 . . , N GJ R M A: or A GE., , job is worth? , , I t6 any United Statpig peo- J. 0. Chaproan...., I -0 3 3 - Strengthened, and inspire years ago. Tble ft%lp equip.; came back to the main line anafol. , L ,�
� , b . �!, , - In her groatest triumph, ple 'Present the Fordney tariff would I L. Cooke_ _ :,*.:: manifosta- few iwed - it to Calgary from X0610, . .
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. ,gL -bpom6ragg to the Western- States. dry ground and also the reverse� I , Ding north.
.. BAN TURPIN, In , . hI I A. P. Fraser., ....... .Lo.1 0 1 1 and pronounced success. G, ,,, r
-mo0y;,10 told - him Job was not r . actual yield. bu of the geu- I
I , The Xansas farnier found thelsou y at , tO -the . oak ilted ftko�l .- I .
. , 1- _;ike' :-';." 'a supply of, stockers VC0 4. T. Garrowo'. . ; ........ L.0 I 0 0 Still trusting in the mighty arm, ' Or I 0-ondlitio! a in from. egina we vil . .. I . I
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.. . .. L I I Job. The problem Was r .Pat) WhAl"6 Export Witeh Springs. stud Paper In- L. M. Mackenzie 2 army strength is reduced Much 41111 Watf I or un for fly And 'fine growt1t. ?
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� - 16-i"cli pare Irish Linen, Roller, Hand, or Teo. 1)r�ss Voiles, Tbe patterns and colorings ate I all new 111lese lov,el.y 1.)ress voiles we have made Up all assort-
� . Thig splandid Gingham in full 32 -inch width is Your cliolce of red I our higher priced niatefl,-Als. The Pat.
he ne%v checks and plaids, "Tlle'�Colot$ Towelling, bleached Oure white. ,a- inent of al ,,,,,,, ,
Shown ill all t , this season. .We inust make a final de,lrance of the .tte allL jjt2JfV t1liS SeaS .
I olu fast and will wash -without losirle,tfieIr or b1tte bordets. One of the ,best values of Ae s( , terw and cok on and rel)re
r � . . . son. Sale ptice per ydo 21o. * . stcick� in thd season foV which it Vlas 111011911t, llcncc . . values indeed, I Yard $Soo,
original fillish. . �. . . . � this final sale price, per yd. 39c. -, I sent I extraordinary I .
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2 3-4 by 4 AS; 5.3.4 by 4 yds 1; I . I . i SlUall endSL and Sonle of faift good SiZe. 1'110 klUalii��'
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4 1.4 by 4 yds; 1 7-3 by 3 yds. I I__- .1 __ -__ -_ I !!� !!!!! . ig tile best oil tile market aiii! the PricOs are '3%Va I '
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