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Official Program for the
Conservative Convention
Election of Leader To Take Place on
Weeinosday Afternoon.
Winnipr.:, Oct. U :lnuOu a m ut
of the program for the (311r1(1.,!iVe
convonlio❑ oevelree Monday wa•, of-
Sically ;lade a1' follows:--•
MONDAY
1.1 0.31.-- -MI a ting called to order by
11011, 11ugh Guthrie, temporary
Oppeeitioll loader,
11.0:1 a n-.---1.erd'es Prayer in English
and ill French.
11.10 0.111. ---God Save the King: 0
Canada
11.20--••1111(' tine. of temporary chair-
man.
11.25 a.m.—Election of temporary
secretary.
11.30 a.m.---Address of welcome by
Col, Ralph Webb, mayor of Win-
nipeg,
11.35 a,m,--Address of welcome by
Col, F. G. Taylor, Manitoba Op-
position leader.
11.40 a.m.—Address of welcome by
Hon. Joseph Bernier, M,L.A., St
Boniface, Man
1145 a.m.—Reply by Mrs. A. J. Jef-
frey, Ilrandan.
11.50 a,m--P.eply by ex -Mayor Chas.
Dupette, Montreal.
11.55 a.m.—P.eply by Hon. J. B. 151
Baxter, premier New Brunswick. '
12 noon—Reply by Hon, L. P. Nor-
mand, Three Rivers, Que.
12.10 p•nl.—Appointment of creden-
tial committee.
12,00 pen.-•--addre-. l y aft. lion, 11.
lh(1'IL•ll
3 p.m. -eine -rim (',•,'031 of c1', detcllal
committee.
Election of permanent presiding
oilier re.
Election of permanent rteer.11(
les,
Adoption of acenda for rules
and pfoci•ilui'e,
4e:obit:nein of standing coln-
lnittec=.
Submissions of written resolut-
ions.
8.30 p,nt,—Proeeeaings informal.
Convention to be in charge of
Manitoba entertainment, con.
mitt((',
TUESDAY
10.30 a,m.—Business of the conven-
tion. -
8 p.111. --Nominations for leadership.
Nominating speeches.
WEDNESDAY
10.30 a.m,—Unfinished business, ex-
cept ballot for leader.
3 p.m.—Election of leaser.
Speeches by candidate,,
Speech by elected leader
God Save the King.
The Wron Way
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Autoist: How far is it to Blank-
vine?Ht.ratfoed Presbytery of the Presby-
] Boy: As you're headed, it is 24,900 feline Church will raise 887,500 for
511403; "but, if you turn around it's Missionary and general work of the
I only four. church.
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THE BRUSSELS POST
GIVEN TERM IN JAIL FOR
ATTACKING GIRL
ITA RR'STUN, ()el, D. .WI lia'n
Small, ,t 71!nnh:uul employed with
Jr,nu'» Wil'!:ie in Minto Tolin.,i,ip,
031' tole Il into cmetaty by C, I.1:r'de
1 •il ;n c o u0•et.ion with the u , , 1 ' •at.
tn,k "11 .a you' t,d,,.hotle np,rd.'1i•
nlnl v1'. u1. 3r•3•37 1n 1w^11
turtit:: in -h•• ('11111'1', tail w11011 hi'.
1:11 ;n]' ,t •- uilty to 'in, b,•fol',•
t;e' H by'u' iu the roust hours here
o:• T'ri•I¢'r
Shall i= ., ymill of 17 years 'ello
:r.ed lu'rtious °cele -ions has r,.-
rr i-., ,1 •u:yn'u(I„{ :,tit,;c, .
DREDGING PROGRESSING
('.11 be -Although :(111,1 , Oct, --Althou h the
Wor•i of dr,dxilay the Teo„w)tt,'3' 111v -
('r ('
at. ,3''l•tows bes 1,011 pt'oeeetlini3•
all i:u:,-lhl, .=p,•ed :-lues. 1111,
41ars'11, lu1''', bl'.' will 11113,1' until the
(.111 of October before tie mill,' rock
bar i:' c•r,u(p11 t,•ly removed. Resides
the rock 11111' there :ere 11 number of
mallet' mud end tone nb 111 i, s fur-
ther south in the course of the flyer
the' have to be rvmlavrt before the
('0rr_elet:on of the big cold:rinc. It i.,
expected that the work will be coin -
early hi 1021s,
TYPHOID 15 REPORTED FROM
STRATFORD AREA
• STRATFORD, Oct. 9, --Some ens -
es of amild form of typhoid 'fever
have been reported in the city, and
'111e: Health Department is checking
up ossiblc• so1•ces of contamination.
Some of the cases came from the
country, but some 'have apparently
originated in the city.
Two or three of them seem trace-
able to a visit made by a small group
of young people -to the fall fair,
where they all partook of some can-
dy which did not prove palatable and
was thrown away. It is apparently
a mild type of typhoid, and there are
only a few cases.
e Hank iest Piece 3,1'' f Farm
Equi You Can uy
On the farm, the Ford touring car is a gen-
eral utility of unlimited adaptability. Its
remarkable load capacity is invaluable on
many occasions and it is never idle for
want of a profitable use.
It is ever ready for the fast trip to town,
with produce for market, for supplies or
machinery parts needed in an emergency
in the height of the season. It is invalu-
able for shopping trips, too, and for those
many social occasions that are nowadays
available to the farmer car -owners. All
Fords are sold on attractive easy terms.
Ask us about them.
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B. G. McINTYRE - Brussels
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CARS TRUCKS
TRACTORS
PRODUCTS OF TRADI TION AL QUA
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larcl•er flew. 01” ... .
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sit.y at flelif..e
tion. If tali•. rear • e 1'1-' l 3" 1 1:.
curriculum. it. will he ll'1 ':r • 1'. ,'.
in the bisiory of this e'F:tin"til, th'al.
lerttr (11 li alar . la :e 11.13
1 delivered as a college ewe e.
As a lutist dew- ee:rent of the
Canada -West i11,1 r• t 111:.0,
cream is new heir's '1 fr,t
Halifax to 1 riti a, 11)0,1.3,
form and rt 1rlIZon at
tion. On the 111111 r he tri 1 ,• 'r ;cn
shipped to Bermuda r= '3333 • •1
blocks and kept ;dit] throughout
the journey. •
Application has been made to the
Vancouver Beard of I1 rhor Com-
missioners for the rlght to drill
along the shore of Stanley Park
and across ]First Narrow:- with a
view to building n tunnel under the
entrance to the barber, The hark -
era of the project esthnate its cost
at 5-1,000,000.
, A saving of forty-eight hours was
effected in the tram:pr,rt of trans-
Atlantic mail to the city when
bundles were taken from the Cana-
dian Pacific "Empress of Australia"
at Rimouski and conveyed by plane
to Montreal. Experiments are con-
sidered to have been successful, and
it is understood a future d.welop-
Snent will extend the flying service
to Toronto,
Though •L'he crop season is late,
reports received by the transpor-
tation department of the Caned:an
Pacific Railway are most satisfac-
tory, insofar as yield per acre is
concermd. Frons many points in
Saskatchewan word cc::le9 float
wheat thrashed out from 25 'to 35
bushels per acre, while :r. Alberta
the yield runs from 25 to 45 buseels
per acre.
F. W. Swindells, a wealthy Con-
necticut manufacturer, is develop-
ing a model farm at Princeport, 0n
the Midland division of the Domin-
ion Atlantic Railway, twelve miles
from ]Sere. This farm con-
tains 400 acres under cultiva-
tion and 50 acres of woodland,
ideally situated on the summit of a
hill overlooking the upper part of
Cohequid Bay and valleys of ex-
ceeding beauty, His Guernsey herd
consists of 50 purebred milch cows.'
His barns are on the Danish dairy
plan and are said to be the best
in the province.
It is announced t:1..+.•t the 2,000,000-
bnshel elevator at Miidlerd, Ontario,
erected by James Playfair and his
aes0eiates hos been eemp'.eted, and
that the Canadian Pacific R:uiway
is to per.^ocvi with the eonstru..ti' n
of seven miles 0e line d':•ectly con-
necting' the elevator at 5lialen•1 a'ld
joining up rt•' ;lain line through
Pal MoNicn'1 to Moistr.'a.. TI ' ' 11-
nu.db,to result, it i • lv.iiceed, %
ha that the lar et ehieding p '.nt
on the eastern 'lake* 111 dive dir.•et
eenna tion 1 th Saille )oat and
hare the efftct e•f g:•1.: 1:, In .a:
ing the traffic through that 11 ;rt
LIGHTNING PLAYS PRANKS
DUNGANNON, Oct. 9.—A violent•
tilec'tt'iv:d storm passed 00er 'his dis-
trict during the early hours of Friday
morning, doing considerable d13(011re.
Mr, Howard fryers, fourth emu',:'-3iun
of West W twanosh, heel his house
struck, the 1r:l:lining knocking ol'f a
chimney. It then followed the stove
pipes blowing; them to pieces, blowing
the front broiler door of the stove
open and filling the kitchen with
soot, ashes mfr! gas. - The lightning
then went to the floor, splintering
a board and passing into the ground.
Samuel Yotulg, of second collcessioe
of West Wawalosh, had a. year-old
colt killed during the /1311110 storm,
while 0 Moore of Colborne Town -
skip 11ac1 his barn burned.
BURGLARY ATTEMPT FOILED
BY ALERTNESS
ZURICH, Oct. 8—An attempt to
ro'b Gasclro's General Store here ear-
ly last Sunday morning was foiled,
largely by 10105011 of the fact that
E, Oesch happened to be lying awake
in bed at the time that the motor car
drove into Edighoffen•'s hotel yard.
His suspicion aroused, Mr. Oeec11 got
oust of bed and watched while two
men left the cru' and, 511105• first try-
ing the door of State & Weldo's hard-
ware store and finding it :fastened,
started to break in et the year of
Gasebo's Otero,
Mr. Desch and Dr, Cow -an gave the
alarm by phone and then, arming
themselves with rifles, 'went to in-
vestigate. Mr, Gasheo, on reaching
his store, entered by the front door
and tarried on the lights, This frigllt-
,ened the burglars who rushed out the
rear and to their car. Mr. Oesch,
however, held them with his rifle un-
til Constable J. Bloch arrived. They
were later taken to Goderie'h. Tho
oleo• worn from rho Baoter district:
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Canadian" , . a year•ago
General Motors of Canada
gave first utterance to this
phrase.
"It's Better because It's Cana-
d:•sn" , • , newspapers and maga-
zines all over Canada took up the
theme, impressing on Canadian
citizens the pride they should
justly feel in the products of
their country.
"It's Better because It's Cana-
dian" . . . the phrase has struck
home, has become a challenge to
the Canadian manufacturer and
to the Canadian buyer.
"It's Better because It's Cana-
dian" . . . it is a fact. And be-
cause it is a fact . . . because
General Motors was inspired to
put it into words . . . because
Canadian editors added to its
impetus . . . because Canadians
accepted it ... and because the
standard of Canadian quality
proved it true. . . .
. . . all Canada has enjoyed a
greater measure of prosperity;
and General Motors of Canada,
with many other Canadian manu-
facturing organizations, has just
completed the most successful
year in its history.
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RECORD HORSE ENTRIES
AT 62ND LUCKNOW FMR
LUCKNOW, 001, 2,—The and an-
nual Fed Fait. of the Leekuoly Agri-
cultural Society %vas held on Thurs-
day and Friday, The heather on
1'bursdey was very uncertain, but on
Friday, the ilra1(1 day. was all that
could be expected, the suit shining,
brightly throughout. the afternorn,'
and a -crowd estimated eft atrium.'3,0(1(1 visited 1heAgrl'0110reil Hall.
'I'heexhibits in most depu'ttnents
w,r,well tip to the mark, but the
fruit exhibit, especially in 1.110 apple
class, was smaller than last veat'.
'I'llel'e 11('4'0 le great many exhibits in
the fancy work department and also
in the livei.toc'k yards. Thele were a
great many n](3,1e hots0s at the b'nir,
this yeeu, than ev0rb3fcne. Tlv0 new
retain es attracted 311113111 (tttent100,
this year, one being a sahnnl drill
competition and 1 a ((31101' a horse
shoe pitching competition, In the
school drill, three schools entered,
Whitechurch winning first prize,
Lecknow second and Ptet'amnuttt
third.
Dtuny horseshoe pitchers entered
this competition and keen inlelest
was taken in this game. The prizes
were well worth winning.
In the evening, the town hall wag
j•trnated. Lltraunt, "the man of
11111110 mysteries," pet folioed in his
mysterione planner. After the en11-
cert, a dialer was held, Listowel Or-
chesGra furnishing the 310157c. This
rues also well patrouiz,'d.
HEN OVERTURNS LANTERN
1?iP1.1 Y, Oct. 8—A large brill;
halm on a farm occupied by Mr.
Fitzgerald at Purple Grove was com-
pletely destroyed by fire least evening
with the season's entire "rain crop
old i1 llu'ge cluantit,V of hap. 1VIr.
Fitzgerald was in tate act. of pnttang
cowls hay from the mow Mien a
frightened hen flew against the light;
ed lantern which he )lad left near the
floor, overturning it and quickly ig-
niting the building. A team of hor-
ses, a calf and some pigs were re-
moved but about 100 hens perished.
The loss i$ a heavy one to Mr. Fitz-
gerald, who carried no insurance.
The -balm, which Wes one of the best
1n this vicinity, was owned by Harry
Logan, of Tecswatee.
The Second A. E. F.
Legion Visitor (In Paris) : Where's
Ptd?
Second Dittos Oh, he got six
drinks in him and was last seen
heading east and yelling "13erlin or
busts" I .. ,.;.t;t1:'., .Ja�I world, '
NEWS IN BRIEF
Panama's new highway, 169 miles
long is to be completed m'xt (('arch.
The population of Lem-a,,i i.• in
creasing so fast that 12,00 a,hlition-
al Mouses are required each year.
Opening of a number ee new glass
plants in Bel,g'uim has canoed as
shortage of labor there.
In Ilawaii are 70,1100 Hawaiian -
born Japanese who are growing up
as American citizens,
Although Edinburg -ft, See -Bend,.
has only, 237 ice cream parlor; this
se1s011, the number is 50 more them
were 'in the city a year ere,.
Charles 0. Rdbetts, Can add In hi--
turian 111( been appointed enerial
lecturer in Canadian literature in
the fnivenrily of Itritish Columbia.
The shorteet war was that deelar,'d
by the Sultan of Zanzibar against
Great Metall, in 1803. It lasted -10
miuut OF.
Germany is r pl e;:ented for the
'
ti010 of the Loudon Salon of Photo-
graphy'.
There arc 40,000 males In an el - i
pluant's trunk and only 527 in 1
lnan'e body.
Cotton yarn produced in t''hin6( its
the past 12 month' weighed more
than 210,000,000 pounds.
Locusts threaten to deetroy sugar
1 cane plants and fruit trees in parts
of Mexico.
Peanuts, introduced into Chintz 60
- year's ago, nolo produce t1' crap that
will total 9,000,000 bushels this
1 year.
Health authorities its Japan any
that if the people slid not overeat
Japan would overcome its rice short-
age.
The striltink of bells on shipboard
elates from the time of the half ]lour
sand glass. The bell was struck each -
thne the glass was turned.
In addition to Englinn money, trio
Royal Mint makes eoinls for West
Africa, Cyprus, Palestine, East Af-
rica and many 011)01 parts of the
empire,
A ptartly divested at a 4 per cent
at the title of the birth of Christ
would now amount to $3,740,604,-
1'%32,133, 087, 406,1.180, 006, 321, 806.
This 8011, i11 gold, would 13nt0nnt to
148;000 times the weight of the
Designs done in waterproof paint
have been used to decorate bathing
costumes for use at the smart 1'a: arts
this year, some of the pictures being
quite elaborate, lbcl•ate, ,
Arctic bird Eskimo dogs are so
valuable teat they may be 'comet]
from the: Canadian Arctic archipel-
ago only for 3pc,•iiic 1•Stl pc ,e: 1311(1
With tine perm s,1n of the Com111is3
'goner of the• Noah Wen 1.'l,itol'ies.
Mosquitoes have limn so trouble-
t,001e en 01,'' of the Austl'ailt ',meting
beae•hes Meng 1.',1c Danube that au-
thoriti,s llac, 311,113 :1 ,prcial 1000er-
te loos' 2011,000 bat:, which will
kill tit. ilS, 1('te.
Wedding ('3130 is for wel3;it ac-
cording to ea,. is ae !l marriage cele-
bration at 531150 ' i in Iia , Ger-
many,
el
ninny', 3t ,ettly'. `1h':, were Weighed
before end alter the feast, which in-
cluded the ca".,r, Wulf .found that one
hurt gained five pounees and several
Others thus• pouade each. The tonal
Imrea;e !r weiebt o+' the guests 1170.8
'1'h rot, handed Pact ete.nty-four
persons wee c killed and 23,433 in-
jured on 1 ritiolr railway, last year,
against le, and 23,393 in 1925.
'1'11,• :174 deaths w,.•3, ]nada ul, of 93 -
ptt: en ,.1 ((72 of theme by move-
ment or railway 0,411,•1404 other than
coll!_sr„ne, del'(1111)1,'11,3, and so forth)
108 railways servants and e3 other
parsons.
Among the seven beautiful reser-
s1ti011( eit aside by the Government
of Camilla in tate Rocky mountains,
there is nolle lovelier than Waterton
Nikes national park. This charming
r'ocre ttionnl area tic$ on the eastern
slope of the Rockies where these
m-nnntains approach the internation-
al • Boundary. 'tile park forms a
rough square with a long L-shaped
section added to the east, the whole
haying; 3m area of about 220 square
miles.
Too New-Fangled
Boost Salesman: I want to sell you
an encyclopedia, sir.
Falmer: Nothing doing; walkin's
good enough for me.
He Shouldn't
"Freddie hasn't boon out for an
evening or taken a drink in three
weeks.”
"Turned ovca
"No he tul:ned over a new c
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