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ORATORICAL TWADDLE
"Members of Parliament beard
from bellhops and messenger boys
that ,Parliament had 'been dissolved
and that they had no more business
there when they returned to the
House for the afternoon session.
"Are Canadians going to stand for
this one man, who has been twice
Herrick Entertainers Are
Popular Chautauqua Number
1•••••1"0•01,14e1reea,
'run and laughter will be the keynote a the scintillating numbers to
be given by the Herrick Entertainers at the coming Dominion Chautauqua
here.
Robert Eterrlelc, who heads the eotnPanY, Was born with a talent for
Malting people laugh. lie sees the lramor In daily life and presenta It with
gnat infections enjoyment that Ms andlence is soon rocking with Ian bier
Dora Andreas, th other member of the eornpany, has a splendid contralto
Prime Minister Of C4nada, but never I
elected to that position by a vote of
the people, closing up Parlianie,tit
when he likes and put a card on the
door? We will not have, any rebell-
ion, as in 1837, but we will have some
plain words in the election as to the -
rights of Canadian people."
,,This is a sample of the oratorical
twaddle which Hon. George H. •Boiv-
in gave the people of West Middle-
sex at the nomination -meeting of
Hon. J. C. Elliott in Strathroy. Yet
Mr. Boivin, who has been in Parlia-
ment for many years, knew when he
made this statement that Mr. M:eigh-
en dissolved Parliament exactly as did
Sir Wilfrid Laurier in iotx.'
House was sitting in June, x9", debat-
ing at length the reciprocity question.
On the night of Jine 28, Edward
Kidd, Conservative member for Carle-
ton, was making a speech. When it
came n„.30 o'clock at night he asked
for an adjournment until Monday,
which was granted. In reply to
question, the Conservative Opposition
was told the reciprocity debate would
continue:6n Monday, , Yet the next
day, without any warning to Parlia-
ment, Or without, Parliament being
again summoned on Monday, Sir
Wilfrid Laurier closed up the doors
of the House of Connuons. On Sat-
urday at 'noon, June 29, Parlianient
was dissolved. The members heard
what had taken place from newspap-
ers and from :14111 -tops and messen-
gers,"
Now, if what Sir Wilfrid Lattrfer
did was constitutional and in line with
all the preeedents of responsible.: gov-
ttrnirtent, why was it a piece of ty-
ranny and •autocracy on the part of
voice, is an excellent pianist and an admtrable chole as a partner tO Nit
trerrielt, ,
The program numbers are sparltling, imlfts.moving attet entail many
thafigesnI eostnine. A travesty on the finnoes Gilberts and Sullivan opera,
"Pinafore," and An Oici-Eashioned Group" are two costurned inn:deal
teltes Which are extremely popular, Other well -lilted tinnbers are a
grotip ti"hotiase-town" impersonations, humorous negro songs, planologs
Mr, ,Meighen? Mr. Boivin was talk-
ing nonsense, and, what is more, as
art I experienced parliarneutarittr, and a
former Deputy Speaker of the House, •
lie knew that he Was talking non-.
sense.—Lphdprt iiree Press,
DIED' • " '
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Lambkin—In l'ordwich, on •Tuesday,
July 13 1926, John G. Lambkin itt
Ins Toth yea,r. . '•
and lroltations of somp of' Our leading feminine vocalists. •
Is tin outotatclftg•comparly wbtie prograrn ahem/ids hi ,vaidetY,
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MEIGHEN CABINET
' PERSONNEL
Sir George Perley—Born /857
Anglican, privy councillor, ten, Ca-
nadian • high commissioner, 1917-22
Vice-president Hull Lumber Corn -
pally. Residence, Ottawa, Ont.
R. B. Bennett—Born 187o, lawyer,
Protestant, created K. C., 1907. -Mem-
ber for Calgary since 1911. Director
Of numerous industrial and financial
-corporations. Residence, Calgary
Alta,
E. L. Patenaude—Born 1875, law-
yer, Roman Catholic. Member-- of
Quebec Legislature and " Federal
House for different ridings since
1908. Residence, Montreal, Que.
Hugh Guthrie—Born 1866, lawyer,
Preebyterian, created X. C., 1902.
Member for SOuth Wellington sinie
/goo, Residence, Guelph, Ont.
• H. H. Stevens—Born 1878, Union-
ist (Methodist), Engaged in import
and export and general brokerage
business, Member for Vancouver
since 1911, Residence, 'Vancouver
S. F. Tohnie—torn x867, Anglica.n.
Farmer and br eder of purebred live-
stock. Member 'for Victoria since
X917' R•esidence, Victoria., B. C.
W. A. Black—Borri 1847, -Unionist
(Methodist). Director Eastern Trust
Companjr and other financial corpora..
tioris and hisufance tompanies. Mem
for Halifax since /923. Residence,
Halifax, N S.
RJ 141anion--13orti 188s, physician
and surgeon, Rotnan Catholic. Mem-
ber for Port William and Rainy Riv-
er since 1917. Residence, Fort Wil-
liam, Ont.
.J D. Chaplin—Born 1863, Pte8br.
teriatts President of Wolland Valve
Isifig, „Co. Member for Lincolrt since
/917, Residence, $t Catharines, Ont,
George 13. Jones -Born /866, mer-
chant, Presbyterian. Member New
Brunswick Legislotitte for years, acid
,
Fedora! 111011Se ior Royal since 1921,
Residenee Apolioqut Ring's County
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E. B. Ryckman—Born 1866, lawyer,
-Unionist (Methodist): Vice-president
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Co., and direc-
torrof numerous business concern's.
Member for Toronto East since. 1921.
Residence, Toronto, "Ont. .
Sir Henry Drayton—Born 1869, law-
yer,' Anglican. Created K. C. 19o8.
Member for York West since 1919,
Residence,*Voronto, Ont.
Donald Sutherland—Born 1863,
farmer, Presbyterian, Member fot
South Oxford since 1908. Residence,
Ingersoll, Ont.
R. D. Morand—Porn- 1862, physic-
ian'and surgeon, Roman Catholic.
Member for Essex West since 1924.
Residence, Windsor, Ont. `
John' A. MatDoeald—Born 1875,
manufacturer, Roman Catholic. Presi-
dent of Amherst Pianos, Ltd., Amt-
herst, N S„ and director of numerons
other business concerns. Member of
,Senate, Residence, Shediac, N. E.
BLUEVALE
Mac E. Lester of Toronto, spent the
week -end at the horn of Mrs. San,
derson. ,
' Miss Margaret IVIcDougalil ad MiSS
c and Ottawa b ay of
w
Scan Earls left on „Wedrteda for a
trip to Quebe
bot from Toronto.
Mr. W. 5, Masters, who has been
on the sick list for past 3 weeks, re-
turned to worlt prt Wednesday and
relieving agent Lansing has gone to
Drumbo.
Farmers are commoteritg haying
and inost of it is a fair gobd crop,
Roots and 6orn are looking well.
A large number from here took in
the celebration at Clinton on Monday
arid had a fine day of it.
1Vlbssrs, David jewitt, Geo. Thom-
,
son and James Masters each got' new
i.ors this weele, '
Johnston and Black shipped a car of
lambs and hogs to Toronto on Sat,
Mr. David latton, of Richmond Aill,
spent a few days with HS uncle Mr,
n, I-.)atton.
Verniers are very busy at the bay
111S 1 11, Is rt good prop around
these parts.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert. Mathers of
Guelph, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, George Mathers. -
Miss Laura Holines of Wolverton,
is home for her. vacation.
Mrs. Alice Aitken is spenditig her
vacation at Toronto and Welland.
Mr. C. 13. Moffatt, Mr. and Mrs, P.
Moffatt, Miss Edith Moffatt and Mr.
James Moffatt,'Jr., motored to Strat-
ford 'and spent Sunday with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Messer have re-,
turned from a pleasant motor trip to
Toronto, Niagara Falls and Port Col-
borne, They were accompanied home
by their son, HarveY,
Miss F. Murch of Stratford, is vis-
iting with her friend Mrs. L. Elliott
Mr. and Mrs, W. Stewart and Mi.
H. Stewart spent Monday at Clinton.
Mr. W, Manser spent Sunday with
Inc sister Mrs, R. Atchison.
Mr. and "Mrs. John Jg dell spent
Sunday at Drayton,
Mr, -and Mrs. A, L. Cooper spent
Monday at Teeswater.
, Mr. and Mrs. S. Cowan and Mr,
Harry, and Fr'ed Elliott spent Sunday
in the village.
1VIr. and Mrs. D. Jewitt and daugh-
ter Cora, Mr. and Mrs.W. Stewart
and Mr. and Mts. 'A. L. Cooper and
Helen spentSunday with Mr. and
Mrs, D. Erringtori at Dungannon,
Mr. and Mrs. P. McEwen spent
Monday at the home of Mr, R. Aitch-
eson,
Janes Aftchessm of Stoney
Creek, -is visiting with relatives here.
Mf, George McDonald is home to
take off his hay crop which will be a
heavy one.
Mr. and Mize, W. H. Stewart of
wling Green, spent Sunday at the
some of the former'parents Mr. and
Mr. •Thos, Stewart,
' Miss Florence Hall and Master
Norman Hall of WrcnZeter, are spen-
ding the weels with Mrs Jas. Maisters
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