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Ottawa, Nov. 3,—The Government, v7
to -day made public the correspondence.,
with the Ontario Hydro -Electric Com
mission with regard to the export of
I. i:; .t • l Niagara power from Qntario.
On October 6 Sir Adams Beck wrote
Sir George Poster, complaining that the
Toronto Power Company would not
renew a contract with the commission
for the supply of 13,000 horsepower,
__ and asked that the license of the con=
*. .r.* : * as so -value of its land and buildings is $250, pany to export power be cancelled mc -
it 000, less this block of power and a block
FACTS ABOUT CANADA, * - "Che area of New Brunswick is 27,- of 18,000 horsepower paesently under
et 'e 985 square miles, being equal to almost export on a contract about to expire
* ar a % * * ;, .Y.* * c half the area of E'nglalfd and Wales, were both made available for use in
New Brunswick is larger than Nova I Canada.•
The three Maritime Provinces have Scolia by 6,557 square miles. Report To 1 epertmont
anq area of 51,597 square miles, b'elanmg The earliest British settlements inI Sir George Poster sent Major
equal to one-fourth the area of France. ' u
Det
New Brunswick were four around the Graham Bell, C. M. G., Deputy Min -
The
oldest city in Canada, founded head of Chignecto Bay and one on the
when its site was in British territory, is St. John River. According to the
Halifax. It was founded in July, 1749, census of 1767 ave these five townships
and its first settlers were disbanded, then had a population of eleven hun-
British soldiers, who, with their wives Bred.
and children, numbered 2,500. Many United Empire Loyalists went
The chief city of Nova Scotia was'
to New Brunswick and settled along'.
named Halifax, in honor of George i the St. John River, At the mouth of
Montague, Earl of Haliafax,under, the river a settlement grew up called
whose immediate auspices the settle- i Parrtowu. Later the name was chang-
ment was undertaken. The British f ed to Si. John, and the' place is now
Parliament voted £40,000 a: first aid' the commercial metropolis of the Pre-
to the enterprise. I ince, and one of "Canada's winter At-
At Halifax was organized the first f lantic ports.
elective, representative legislature that 1lin 1784 the territory now know as Toror#o Power Company was ex -
ever met in Canada, namely, the Legis- - New Brunswick was separated frons porting 18,00 h.p. out of a total de -
d' } ' ice 1 velopment of 125,000 but the
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'lature of Nova Scotia, which met fort Tl frst1v.lonoelect C
the first time i Halifax on October 7 •
ister of Railways and Canals,
Toronto, to go into the matter
personally with the Toronto Power
Company and the Hydro Commis-
sion. As a result Major Bell re-
ported that the block of 13,000 h.
p. referred to by the Chairman of the
Hydro -electric Commission, was re-
quired by lite Toronto. Power Com-
pany for use of its own customers in
Canada, and that the Hydro -electric
Commission had been notified in 1917
that the contract could not be renewed
on expiration. It was true that the
Nova Scotia and erects un o a prove ri Commission itself was
ne n a t ' ; under itspresent name, ..re i - u Of a
9758.(e exporting 50,000 h. p., out •me o
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The area of Prince Edward island Is. Jalivary 3rd, 1786.
'2184 square 1ililes, wlitell 15 a little
During the last fiscal year the int -
more than twice the area of the Grand ports entered at the ports of Nova i
Duchy of Luxembourg, which lies be -
Scott for consumption in that Pro -I this time would probably bring up the
question of the export of coal from the
a
p
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development of 200,000. He pointed
out that the cancellation) of power
under export to the United States at
tween France, Belgium and Germany.
vince and other parts of Canada had a
Prince Edward Island is sometimes value of 527,363,220; at the ports of
called "The Million Acre Farm?' also
"The Garden of the Gulf." The general New Brunswick, 522,327,177, and at
col r of its soil is a reddish brown. the ports of Prince Edward Island,
States to Canada, which might lea
very serious difficulties, and suggest-
ed, instead, that the Toronto Power
Company should be perntittted bythe
Ontario Government to again p
0
Th leading institution of higher $917,857, raking a total importation i the 20,000 h. p. it was formerly devel-
MRS. M. J. GOMSE.
8928 Union, St„ Vancouver, B.C.
temfl
n x11 the m
P
'th sy
I autfer
sewn
of Female Trouble, with chronie•Con-
etipation and constant Headaches.
I had pains law down ie the bock and
shier of the body." I tried various
remedies without relief, andthenput
myself under a doctor's care ands he
advised me to have an operation. I
refused.'Iru'it•a-
Then, I started taking
tives'; and from the 'outset, 1 felt
better, and this medicine has completely
ret,'eved me of all my misery and
suffering. My weight was only
14S
pounds and now it is 168 poun
am free of pain and headaches and the
terrible Constipation ; and what saved
me froni'misery is the splendid fruit
medicine, `I'n'uit -.•tines'.'
MRS. M. I. GORSE.'
50e. a box, 6 for $2.50, trial size 25e.
At all dealers or. sent .postpaid by
Fruit -a -tines Limited Ottawtyln�,Nov
a matter for arrangement between
the Provincial Government, the Hy-
dro -electric Commission and the
Toronto Power Company.
To these suggestions Sir Adam
replied on October 22, that the Hy-
dro -electric Con:mission had made
no application to the Dominion
Government with respect to the
block of t3,000 h. p. lie strongly
defended the exportation by the
Hydro -electric Cotnntis$ion of 50,-
060 h. p. to the States, claiming that
it should stand because the con-
tract was entered into before the
to 12 ,o treaty delimiting the use of the
'''""•--"",,,,,,,„;;;;,,,,,,,.....,,,,"". waters at Niagara, , was ;nom Tntd
I betweeg iite UisTted-5tdtes Slid t',ah-
a3a,. .all$ .before. the •ll4ctric Ex
jltlrtation Act .was pnssad. He scour-
ed :the idea that the cancellation of the
export license of the Toronto Power
Company_would result in complications.
with respect to. the importations- of
coal, adding ,further .that the •Solution
proposed by .Major Bell Setth respect
to, additional development by the Tor-
onto. Power Company :was not. a sole-•
tion of the -question at tall, ars that the
Government of , The Province of Ont
aria -'tis now using.,the. 'Means in its
31 t piiwer',(o 'compel 011e: generation snit
(delivery1britssenerg7' .• E
albs -Eigue e.Zi ,orte. F
To't5tid`'iett'tr Ii21011t •Bell 'rep $d
{yesterday, through Sir Gee T°os#
t ! tit:,;, pointingl.ov:t tfiat - Sp: *ales
-rtvious ?Tittle 'f ly alt .4 /sea%
' catty emlar tted:?Itoale, Bloeits if'..'p'oiver
1 a»"d, applitd,'-fdiS beth 'stn beb if :::of
the co'ta'inisstrstr sn . end, :'*mridrdoveI
epnveyal. ,lercing, :iiritPreellen 'that
tiie ; Teirtnliite •Po'slbrn GottTDany -was
co nte4tfpiiaii'a'g the eltpeel Of 'the
43,t is b'IoFk rm'additiOSl tsa°Yhe 18,-
'eoQ tr&tiling tn",supltrar><.of fila 4:
quer# for 'fast . das o tattoo :01 .the
f'icen to •.expert 'tty.'the :..'Toroeto
Power 'Gomtiand,,,,,lui'e :chairman; +t01
't ' t'ht, Hydro-Eleetrit.. 1 Commis*non
'etdtes that, Of tab'csall135;000. tt,�.p
a Valls'
AttlwiRieingcgenerated' at,Nlagar I:a
t ion'Tloth.Sides ;6f':thet>flver, :'the llaiited
,, 'States,though: --entitled to less water
,i .'flow than Canada,'is.-.tlY.reason elf
ea-
rl p:ort:of. power,•getting....510,00,01s. p.
1 Oto .Canada's -328,:-0110,' •adding: "To•
'prevent the export aE the 48,000 block
'of ,power would 'somewhat reduce this
,, (disparity, - and • to'tfs t 'extent be a re-
'''lief ,to Canadian users." -
„'9t. is only fair to - state that the
is ,'Toronto Power Gompaiiy 'is not the
1 -only company -exporting -power to:
ethe ..United States; and 'this s'liould
1. 9j:be borne in Mitiil by the +Oinntario
1 public bodies whish, in view of the
recurrent shortage Of Hydro power,
are passing resdlufiernS calling on
' ttbe Government to 1prevent all ex-
-port. If the Governinennt were;to ac-
eerie to these requests the Hydro
Power Commission 'itself would be
most affected, and tt'sbe rl'orovato
Power Company' least, .as propor-
tionately the Toronto :Power Cern-
at � Fait€Nut.. �Ilatd ¢Pj+uo'l! A
a r
'Aay_ly b
sit
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rt
'Sitz aeon 'ad '31 a' •
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education i❑ Prince Edward Island is for home consumption through the I,ping until legal action on the part of
rte• its development
Prince of Wales College at Cinarlo ports of the Maritime Provinces of the Hydro restricted
town, founded in 1536, but its Pres= I 5 00
That would,of course, be
ent charter was granted in 1860, The 551,108,254.
pany is supplying more of its power
to Canadian consumers than either
the Hydro or the Canadian Niagara
Power,Company, The actual situa-
tion may be summarized as follows
"Hydro -electric Contlnissiou:
Developing, 200,000 h, p.; exporting,
50,000 h. p.; per -cent., M.
"Toronto Power Company—Devel-
oping, 125,000 h. p.; exporting,
18,000 h. p.; Rer cent„ 14,4.
"Canadian . Niagara. Power Com-'
pany--Developing; 1.00,000 h. p.; ex-
porting,.25,000 h, p.; per cent,, 25.
Ashfield Township; --At Grace Manse,
Saskatoon, Sask„ by' the Rev, C. W.
Brown, on. October, 23, 1920, Mr. Rob-
ert L,Walker, youngest son of Mr. Rob-
ert Walker, Ashfield, and Miss Myrtle
E. Geary, of Saskatoon.
Suggests Negotiation
"There would seem to be nothirlg
to prevent". the Hydro -electric Power
Commission itself negotiating a re-
duction of the amount utnder export
to the Niagara,
Lockportort & On-
tario
Power Company, This con-
tract, entered into by the Ontario
Power Company. on" July 25, 19.04,
was assumed by the Hydro Power
Commission when it took over the
Ontario Power Company's develop-
ment. it was made as , between
American citizens on both sides of
the line. `Originally. it called: for the
delivery of 168,000 h. p. to the
American side, but the contract
was modified on December 30, 1913,
reducing the amount to .60,000• h, p.
The contract was further modified
on April 12, 1917, by 'reducing the
obligation to export to 50,000 h.p:"'
The Chairman of the Hydro -electric
Commission points out that the con-,
tract in question was entered into
prior to the making of the 'interna-
tional Waterways Treaty and before
the passageof the Electricity and
Fluids Exportation, Act,, Under the
latter permission to export is grant-
ed for 12 -month periods, The con-
tract which the Hydro -electric Com-
mission Inas with the Niagara, Lock-
port & Ontario Company purports to
run until April 1, 1950.
He Cannot Recommend It
Thursday, Nov. 18th, 1920.
Fragt1 ',
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'litlisu•e
Anticipates its exquisite illvioux'.
Send us;a postal for a'.4reesa►nl�pple.. Please state the
,price yon now• pay and Whether Slack, Green or Mixed
Address Salida, Toronto.
144,804.
Assuming thepopula'tion of Ori -Better y
PaJ
tarlo to be about 2,750,000, the Pro- The Price
vinc'e has one automoile to every 15 .
persons.
It is anticipated that the Ontario '
Gdvernment's revenue this year from
motor vehicle fees will be almost 52,-1
bo
000,0, . , .
WEAK, NERVOUS
AND RUN DOWN
A Condition Afflicting Thousands
of People—How to Get New
Health.
is
•..% 1s /�.
There are thousands of people who
are enduring the pain and discom-
fort of minor Ills in the hope that the
indjsposition is only temporary
will be ou-tgrown in time. Often such
itlnedses are not serious enough to
requiretlle attention of a doctor but
will retpond to intelligent hone
treatment if a reliable remedy is
used. Women, busy with a multi-
tude of household care, young wo-
men in offices or stores, or girls
studying hard in school., easily fall
t 'prey to that condition of bloodless-
ness known as anaemia. The trouble
need not be serious if prompt, effec' Carload of Standard
E t check it
"So far as the records show, the
Dominion Government had no
knowledge of the contracts which=
sought to bind its consent ;o the ex-
port of power. _Vr nearly so years.
- -
er-
i A int
S r a-' l0
tit that
a l3 tk totes
..N - S
fere 'with this contract 'under the
Electricity and Fluids 'Exportation
Act would be a very harsh measure
under the bircumstances,"• abut so
far as the Federal Government is
cgncerned all export powtr ' is sub-
lect to the act in question, and each
exporter equally •ssibf'ect to control.
It is quite apparent that the short-
age 6I Niagara :power in western
pntaa+iti is not aro much due to ex-
port as to the 'continued making of
and
inaw contracts to suppy.
In ora power from the overioadea
system df itte. Hydro Po ver Continis-
siola, brtt,whlle. the commission it- .weak people.
Sell cbpifitiiies to be the largest in- ' Rich, red blood is the whole tecta
djvidual.- xporter . of .power, 1 could bf good health, and frofft the 'first to
riot' bnsistentty, `recommend that the lest dose Dr. Williams.' 'Pink Pills
tile„ I'+m'quto,Watee Company, stand= enrich and purify the blob&, You
i g 414'.foot, Of the list, be ale- 'ran get these pills ainrots$h any medi-
lrred alY and 'alt' export.. More ,es- dealer or by,
1`e lwaIllI(,,,apl i not, ,Prepared to, re -
i mrsfd 'this when we: are at ate
sauutre tltnc„ask'ed:..to respect 90 . 3t9
3}ears-to.t'ome to 2 coviract for a eery
ranch U.ger gitaatity, which thhe Hydro'
:Comip sston is its<ellf exporting, and
whtchi,appears to fie still possible of
•
Don't be, f.. pfed to choose epeap'
jewelery.a ,'ar better to pay, a few
price,tild know exaotiy what vols
are getttng,f .
Yoii will noq'er be sorry -for as a.
matter of money, it is easily the
economical.
most sten
Ttstt has, been said so Alien that.
everybody. by this Woe should'
know it -and vetther in the
is no
scarcity of cheap jewelry
land. '
Now to get personal If,3ou would
like to Amiss chat sort altogether
COMB HPER'E
If you would like to buy where
nothing but bigh qualities are
dealt in --COME ISIRE
And even Ah tMttt, no person ever
said our prices were unfair
A(.Ko CG �'rurger
Jeweler IUId ODtidiihn
Her of Marriage Licenses
1.
Ford'&son
c_L®UR & FEED
tine s early
are taken o c t Hog Feed on Hanel
't e•trly steges Dr. Williams' '
ar
! 5.
ltiih kll.
4.)01 , }t on„ t.n
,rowing C)ld . ! o ' er 1 t.'i°!,.
1115 aired cuuyle, mellowed by te ime
_ and the experiences of life,
Tin old together'.
hap-
pily growing
They are happy, because' they. are
healthy. Life is still full of, interest to
them, and they are wide awake to new
ideas.
Tliere,ca g e nd',;doilbt 'that thie'treat-
ment contallled j exacta what_ was required
to build up Mrs Lear s sydtein ' " ' 3
' INS are `censtiantiy .,receivingieso,i Y
leteatest 'thi hind trecommendwcan ;p ple,tof'`:
greatest". confidence,
dvaneed' .,caro to put Hr, Chase's Nerve
a and
These. are the. kind, of old people that
everybody. likes. ,.Fcr, in . spite of the
years,, they, are pb,eerful and optimistic.
It is only•natural that the blood should
get -thin and vitality wane as age advances,
the
qua there of are
thewaya of blood and keeping
m& maintaining
ning
quality
)se allikll andK vigor. Poei
Very many men.and women have found
: y ,
in •p�r.,,Chase s: I�Ttrrye Food and tst strength
what
they need to.,restore energy
and keep there healthy and happy.
Food on trial,' as a means of restoring
maintaining health and 'vigor.
isa an example Mr• Stephen 3, Leard,
f ve gearr'e g.,tgb'ynylieert gave out and
gee gears
'Vali irregular and weak in action
and elduld aftttfate. ' My nerves also
alabs I ka lang languishing condition, oe-
-P !Ap In
f ` tkrei'bt"t1 Acrid *bight.
Chase's NerVe
at eon -
911, ed yuan name d I not•obtalned,
e t e, cct} am oared . d v
fA With' es 1 .WOU nosePolAtido ya0At,
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told o l7 a
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doing p And
strength y
lilt
rraa.
.r health
medicine.' .. ..
Here is another interesting letter. 'Tis
time from a lady: :
Mrs. Joseph Lalonde, I6ydro Glen. Ont.,,
writes: "I have to thank you very mucic
for what your medicines have done fok,
rue, especially the NerVe Food and Kid-
ney -Liver Pills.; 1 was 'so run down !and
nervous last i summer. that 1 wastin :bed
meet of the time, unable to do any work.
I have' ileo been troublewithmy
t led
freys for dver twenty years,
every doree it ,l but Iredrnhout aay that ,Dr.
Chaset 's
Chase 'a a Mpade -me. feet quite different
Pills have Made
Banco taking thio combined, treatment S
have been able to do my housework,
,5 and
d
although I am now 76 years
bettor than iI have tor, Years. and
("I know. Mrs, Soseph Lalonde, D Y
believe her statement' regarding'
Chabe'e medicines to: be true.". -,--IN. P.
Flannery, pootmaeta
ox;
Dr. Chase's Nerve Food,' SD ct*ILtsma�bon'
2,75, all dealers, ori Ed ,
6 for $ Ltd.,Tor onto, Only . the.
C 9
lesrig'
�to
ai
eriuinel 'bears the r o, tt-Ftit andn$ ecofpt
wt, ._�,, %:01:,stt, M b., the is
took author, or. every box. '
11
in IS .
Pink Pills will restore the elements 1 i
needed to bring the blood back to • - - ?m--^'� -
strength and once the blood regains i quantity of Slabs for'
its” healthy quality the • entire b.dy
will ��bn silq)v the beneCt. Among Sale
fit
the many who ltlive found bene
tl rough the use of Dr, Williams' Pink 1 ''!'''''‘'=';'''
t
Pills is Mrs, James J. Johnston of DR. F. 13. AXON
Peterboro, Ont., who says: "l can
recommend , Dr, DENTIST
personaPsink
because of what
nk Pills crown and adage Rork a epactatty+ "n
5 Pll o, and R,O.I).8
Williams' Welled,
Cb
0 of
C.O.D.S", D.13.,,
tw ro
e
.they have done for me. About, ra�oronto. "'-
years age I felt poorly, was terribly ayueld on 51ondave. iHnv agile"D
weak, nervous and run down. 1 was
easily annoyed and ,worried; and my
heart would flutter, at the least exer-
tion. I tried 'several remedies but
did not find to cure until 1 took Dr. {
Williams' l;gnk Pills, I took seven
boxes ia.' all and am now enjoying
perfect,. health, and have gained . in
weigtsl. I calculate'- the cost small
when, 1 thing of the benefit 1 r acoeiv'
ad, And 1 recommend the pills
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DM. lel. FOWLER,
OU;F,ITIST.
Offices over O'NEIL'S store.
Special ogre taken to make: dental
mens as pitiless es oosetble
TI-{QMA$ -C UNDR'
- Live stock and general Auction ser
GODEfi1`CH . ONT.
a�gaietots aeras a epeosaul h,i a •ef e
gW Ba► °Mee, Clinton prt.m> r+7 Walesa
Terni* reasonable. 1'brmers .ate noir,
mounted
c GANp1ER .
d` DEoffiCE noua3 ,s.,;.
ft, 04014. s.
7.3,„0 p. m. to. L.00 b: -.un-
Se *sy' '12r3�• eo 9.atto
vara b7 ap..pot?r�ene ed*
fret
red44k9 '
't3 e.. 1..,! a! in
Toronto reports. ',Ulla ntorSSe%`
dicated,:. that a eeittlelnent may be
r,eaehed along rtibe 'lines •onlgirrelty
recbmittended by Major Beli; lad stat-
ed that '?reamer Drury 'himself was of
the opinion that floe •cancellation of tehe
jydro's a expert contract "would
not be in the ,iaitenas'ts of 'friendly rela-
tions between 'Canada and the United
States.” Sir Adam beck was :of opin-
ion that the can'cellatfOn of the Toronto
Power Company's 'license to export
would most affect 'Mare relations.
cine ' ma'd .et 0 ce
box, or six boxes 1or X12.50 from The f Other h-Vlctorla Stress
Dr. vdrkiiams' M.t.dictsrb Co., Brockville, i Of ice at Residence
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FO'II.. RLETCUER S ,
ONTARIO NOW HAS
1761000 MOTORS
IWN UVUNII.
Public, Convdyanetat>.
[.......................L'J .,,, Notary
. + Eittiancfal.aud Hetvl+liisCatr
I 1N8UaANCE Ae1.NT-Renrenentinp'ltefetre
.... aurally? Ogitlp,nree,:, .
'Morris Toanaii t.r--The Rintoul pivfelou Court O ace.
b Id to t
syndicate of 'farmers ,near uc n G}.,7f1•pTe,g.�lt� M, , , y a
laroxeters--A Sits of land at the
H T., A' '`C Ei
4'haeahtng outfit -has been
sk oW
fi Li M T ggAa'`
d f the perk on which to AteTatg e�lr.4, 13rest
Surest eh o +
•erect a rink had been purchased from• 1y.ggg._ •.
Pope and work .on the founeia-'ALB�$T ,.-•ti1�i�Tri' 6
Hon of the rink is in progress by con- n 4enertl•
„
,tractor Gordon Gibson,
The number of automobiles of all
kinds in Ontario has increased by
over 30,000 during the past year. Of-
ficial figures have not been published,
but it is understood titat the total
registration at the Department of High-
n •s of passenger cars this year nunm-
be*. '155,000; Of motor ticks and
conrtnetcial vehidies, 15,000; of motor -
�r an"
ads ecf
1t6-
lrtae t3aafnDSt
Brussels:—Rev. J. Stanley Johnson, (
of 'Eastwood, has been appointed rector ,_•TOTER mappt7NT17ir
of 'St. John's church, He and his faun Drafts issced i,,,lptereoi allowed er
sty are expected to arrive in Brussels ermette.'
about the 1st of December.
Crarabrook:—Wilfrid Bray has sold
his 108 acre farm, f 2 miles North of
here, to Clare Long, of Cranbrook,
who gets possession in the near future.
The Bray folk will probably secure a
smaller farm.
Ethel: --Ethel weigh scales are being
installed opposite the mill,
Henson --Mrs. John Glenn' while dust -
fug d small rug from the verandah,,
had the misfortune to fall off sustain-
ing severe injuries to her knee. Mrs;
Glenn will be confined to her bed for
,a few days.
Piano Tuning
cycles, 6,000; . or a total registration -
for Ontario of all kinds of motor Val- Mr. Arne., I)olterty wiabria to trh-
re
the public that he is
j p
ferns h p
= of 176,000,
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L;4St year the 6gucs were: Pat- pared to do , tine pn
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