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miany ,qt tito r4tapA,ye 0, ##*:"",�, . "
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townsbi�z � 'k x4h], . si'. _ 1,
ji�.W_ _%Oevk�
i-ty, they feel bound- to w4rn,411 and
.
Sows No. 1. . 9 1
Sows No. 2.. 29 3 1
�. 10 , � *.3.3 1
hood; 10 . ,
O��-,. , 'up. You
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will be convinced that our
.hay.�em
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ill, .W_�.
grf Late � ',on any 4U ttlbmatt 'f4ro. 0 , I
,
, ,� . - .
sundry that an election should be
brbught on at once. They are mak�
old time friends. -Mr. Larry Beale,
of.Stratford, visited with his mother
11 ,
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roofs emb I I 11 the good
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feature'
s of other roof-
I
They� , c
work. 1Mv-6 Also as O'n, in:,
I i line I
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to councils rAbbed
ing we of the resignation of Hot,,
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care .chell,
um-nons. That course it yet 'may
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Ing, wit , � 'y we4 knesses.
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INSPECTION OF COLLEGIATE 1
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out eommp - ' .. ., ,
, letely f -
I 'Q
Walter Mitehell;."on a &ave initter
ly. At the outset, Rij�ht Hon. Mac- the Council pass a by-law abolishing
kenzie King ri�fers to "our conveysa- statute labor and appoint a township
f. , 77 . ,� I
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I
ships rietai-ning-s- 1. . Statis,
of- policy" ---4s. ther s4y�to urge that
no time Toe lost- in securing
On Friday morning of last week.and
, � I.,
I CLUFF & SO"INS
ties compiled by the Highways ]De-
a test of
'St.
the annual inspection of the Seaforth
Collegiate Cadet Corps was held on i
,
Vbereupon, he left the House w1ifell
him
. partment Exigine- of this ,district,
the Antoine electoral opinion and,
scenes depitting t1he diseoverV oil Can.
by
.
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who has control of the gMnts in 09
better still, of the opinion of the counn-
inside againqt
nqdi"d into abd reported woon bv�
�
I , � , f _�� -.1 Lumber
and Coal
townships cofixprising, five conntks
try at large.
From the standpoint of politj�ai
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SEAF I . Al I . �
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- . . ' ONTARIO
has figured, out thAt startate 14bo'
r
gravelling costs $1.06 per'yard per
strategy. this whisper -mongering of
44
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I
mile, in complaTison to contract and
appeal to the country" is the right
_il
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per day labor gravelling at a cost of
thing. It gives a certain indication
�
-fig-00-
. _�,,, � ,,
1 35 to 38 cents per yard per mile, or
of fearlessness, of faith in the right-
--����
:r---.-
about three times the cost as com-
eousness of one's cause, of militant
Parliament. Cbrtti.in:'Ose, their sub-
,
cent. on 'his salary. The McKillop
pared between contract work done by
readiness, that mat make passing ap-
peal in certain Canada. But
stantiation mij b, ,
4 t 'ne asdrily result
L",
Council availed themselves of the
on or. Accord-,.
ing
parts of
it points more than that. It betrays
in the resignation of Ue Minister,
the Porter resolution, declaring the
provincial grant during the year 1921
when we received $1,081.00; in 1922
to the district engineer's deduct -
'Ong On twelve Pathmasters' lists in
the fact that the high -protectionists
honoar of Parliament I to have been
the sum of $989.00, and 1923 the sum
McKillop, where all work was done
behind Mr. Meighen are teady to
gamble everything on a spectacular
1. �
impugned. .
Only once before his�a Minister of
of $870.00. They appointed myself,
as'Reeve of the township, Road SUP-
in hauling gravel, and a comparison
of our contract gravelling which was
and uncalled-for appeal to the coun-
try. Its real significance lies in the
the Crown been intReadhed in the
,,,
�rfntendent with sulary nil, 1 have
, done at very reasonable prices durin
-the 15
fear that the country may f the
parliament of Canaai` Hon. Hector
. .
during those past three years looked
co
year 1922, the mparison stolo
86 -cents
-ind
proof of the Liberal pudding in the
Langevin played the, 40p.ntral part in
.
a similar drama in th4 99's, and in
after the work in c onjunction with
the councillors, compiled .the reports
per yard mile haul to .33
cents per yard mile haul, respective -
eating and that -a year or two of
loikering taxation, disseved
his case, the laying og-41harges led to
under the different hea&gs and
ly, for statute labor and contract or
costs of
living, ana 'general tr4dp improve-
resignation, oblivion, and an evening
made them out in triplicate to for-
by the day haul let by the council.
Another
ment will produce the 'results the
of life spent in loneliness and pov-
ward to the Highways Department,
contention is that there
sponsors of the preserit ,fiscal policies
erty. '
It is strange how -the same occur-
in order to get the grant, and during
the P�st three years our Township
are too many different methods un-
der statute labor. Each pathmaster
prophecy.
But the clamorers for im,rnedi-
rence, the saine set of circumstances,
Treasurer has received from the De-
has his own idea, while under a sup -
-
an
ate election may still their voices. Ex-
may affect in very ,different ways
different individuals. - �*Sir Thomas
partment the suan of $2,940.0() I
grants. This cost the township $51n0
erintendent, there would be a certain
standard all over the township. Grad-
plicit intimation was given by the
Prime Minister in his address just
Vibite two days -bdfore the Home
'closed
as -an honorium to myself, as road
ing and dragging *16uld be done at
t h
before the Budget division that
Bank its ddbrs,i:received from
"for
su perintendent, for compiling the
e proper time, when it is very
no
boastings by the Oppositio� and its
-would
its directors profissional ser-
vices," a cheque for $1,500, which be
yearly reports for the three years.
At the last session a Bill w as pass-
necessary to road maintenance whe-
ther of gravel or clay surface' The
'
press lead the government
fro t e path of duty, and that
put through his accourk'In the ordin-
ed coming into force January Ist,
gravel would be spread out to a width
no
carefully cultivated talk of "an elec-.
ary way; Hon. James,:' X�urdock, two
days before the crash,*ew out $4,-
1925, whereby the Government grant
has been raised to 30 cent. on
of from six to seven feet, instead of
as at present, in most places under
tion this fall" would induce his Min-
istry to appeal for a refiewal of its
000 of his Own mon�� perhaps all
he had in the world. Sir Thomas
per all
statute labor it is Put up pit shape
in the centre of the roadbed and a
.
mandate before that mandate had run
knew for years that the� Home Bank
. I I
well defined rut -is left on both sides
its normal course.
.was in a precarious state. He one
of the part gravelled.
Some two months ago, in a letter
. .
among othersi-took, no, action. and
W. F. A. Intermediate
This is a live issue at present ow -
of this series, the prophesy was made
that the Speech from the
the Bank failed He� 9�.ot his $1,500;
ing to the new township ro2ds act,
Throne
(then just delivered) paved the way
for a return. to - the Liberal fold
thousands of deP'ositqrs lopt their all,
five millions -or more. W. Murdock
(
Football
whereby the township retaining
statute labor is no longer eutitled to
of
last session's secessionist, Andrew R.
knew of the bank's s ut a day or
two before N
the government road grant after the
McMaster, of Brome. Mr. McMaster
lid his
['-. .� moved to
.1;
save himself, alon . now � he
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BRUCEFIELD
r.
present yea McKillop Council have
made no move to abolish statute la -
not return to old,place in the
$4,=111101
loses the paltry 0.
06'h�' thou to
ght
bor, nor will they this year, although
Liberal front row when that forecast
,
save. Honesty aside, 11 ves apart,
Vs.
the Department has asked us to do so
was made. He, awaited th� tabling
:rf .the Budget and, then, could re-
.
two mien -each doing * 3T.1be thought
�
right-- and just---Teap V4,#Iy di ere
::: $EAFORTH
to be in readiness to a full develop-
ment of the new act next year. I
main away no longer. T,!W ,eIloquient
ICW-tgriff exponent. is "w baeU "
jp�
-rewirds. . I I I" - , , ,
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To the ratepayers of McKillop . I
w.%uW ask you, to vive, us -ia -
mong his desk-mat�s of former ses-
'
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of the Buudge p c i "I. -
Seaforth * -
effort in perfbrnAng_youj.�tatute -
;ions and his eloquence will be beard
bate proper -is over, the House is
-
24, to see I,:#
;D advantage in sponsoring the ac-
ions of a Government which, in his
busy studying the :s6tual resolirtibirs.
The result is a total subsiden
I
Saturday
is not possible to get better resu
'nd er
.
)pinion, is ffetting rid of its reaction-
ce of
the "ruination of industryll.talk so
our present system, than we
have been getting during those past
try element and resolutely setting its
'ace
common- during the past few weeks.
May,31
ten years, and maybe we could do
toward a newer order of thing,
s
)olitical, -
Conservative prophets of blue ruin
black
.
Game called at 6.30 p.m.
without the new and increased grants.
The bills covering the branch -line
and outlook have nothing to
say. Worse still, even the party
-
This letter is not Penned to start a
controversy, but to get you to think
)rogramme of the Canadian Nation-
Ll Railways have
press, forgetting that it should' be
this matter over seriously and weigh
completed their
)erijous passage through the Com-
searching out proofs of said ruin, is
actuall�f publishing most cheering
— -. I
it carefully, so that the township
council, who are
nons and now await the less tender
messages regarding Canadian indus-
road expenditures on construction and
your servants in
governing the township, -may get an
nercies of the Senate. Not in many
has
try. .
maintenance, and 50 per cent. on sal-
idea of what the majority wants done
rears any one Piece of legisla-
i
On two successive days last week
ary of township road superintendent,
in this matter.
-
don (for the bills are merely com-
one such great protectionist organ,
but the condition for getting the grant
Yours sincerely,
)onent units of one whole) met with
The Montreal Gazette, carried very
is: The Council must first, by by-law,
;uch strenuous opposition in the low-
interesting articles on its financial
abolish statute labor and Appoint a
FRANK McQUAID,
�r Chamber. The covering resolu-
page. The second of these, in par-
township Road Superintendent, who is
Reeve, McKillop.
ions were fought for two or three
ticular, is a gem and. since it refers
to work under the supervision of the -
.
-
lays.. The resulting bills were torn
to that which went beforeo may be
township council and under the High- I
— -
o pieces, nd
,eading. These again ran the gaunt-
worth quoting. in part:
"Following the improvement noted
ways Department, and no member of
the council is eligible for said posi-
HOG GRADING REPORT
et in the Railways Committee, where
yesterday in the Cansdinn textile in-
tion. The Superintendent must work
The following is the weekly hog
iot only was clause -by -clause discus-
dustrv, it is interesting and gratify-
�
under the direction of Council, super-
grading report for week ending May
ion the rule, but where technical and
ing to note another similar bit of
intend all work of whatever nature;
22nd:
Aministrative officials of the Na-
news in the instance of the iron and
make out and keep all time; issue or-
Sea- Bruce- Wal-
ionals-including Sir Henry Thorn-
steel markets. As in thp ease of the
ders to the council for the payment
forth field ton
on himself -were put in the witness
textile betterment, thvr(� is no ex-
of all expenditures; compile the gov-
Total ....... 1820 127 98 138
lox and catechized by members. Back
nectation of any great improvement
ernment reports at the end of the
Selects ..... 490 34 39 43
n the House. in committee of the
immediately, but the ht,tterment is
year and keep his books in shape,
m 47 50 61
vhole, the bills again faced the or-
stifficient to be tangible . '. . New
under the different headings, for in-
.
Heavies . ... . 73 8 1 17
lea]. Conservative members in par-
business rentains considF-rably below
spection by the Highways Depart- ,,:Extra
Heavies I .
icular trotting out again the whole
,rray of argument that had served
shipments, but the way in which the
latter are eating their way in*- --A-,-
ment officials at Toronto. This is a
.Ii_l�#- 11, 11
Shop hogs ... 177 34 2
Lip -ht and
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tour- of"Inspe6do0w ,, '11, ,
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bettep-..d.vT* or. I I ."",.,-,!,�-wl-l�.'�,,�.,i.,..�a�,Vli �',
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had a,ttaxxied and jai R % lu ` ,"�:`�,,�,,t,lt .
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good corps sp#it:l . & - I 71 � -, -t &
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also urged Upon the b� 4n'd"-,*I$.:,:-,�,'-.'�:���,�.���,
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. too, the importance- of cadef:'w6jk j�,,# !�, ''; -,� : ..",
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He Pb � . - I. - . 11 1
I Yuma ''and' disciplinaT'y- -malu%. ��_' - --I, ,
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and the 'Ims1iortance ,of le�jj A�,, ,11�1. I
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ff - tow . � �:�,% ,
fm . �:11: � ,`�,,, - ,
shoot. Mr. Aberhart, after -a '. ,, !:�.�i',;
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words of praise, invite .On �., I __,;�., ;,�,i�
d behAlf of ,, 1 ,:.,� . 1� V.
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the Board, the Corps too the 61yurIPla . I `:",�_,�,,
Restaurant, and the boys m, 4,,' 'AJ ' " �.i , �l I
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appearance in their - ma,r'4�h Uftlw. , , �. 11 - 1�
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lee cream was served to the girls at. '...''
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the school. I I 11 I �.. -!�.k
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As a result of the . good s4owin `,; ,-.....
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made by the cadets on Friday, an at- . - , , �.� %, �V,,
tempt -Will 1+1 � ,�'.. � `;��,,,
be made in the fail .,' ��,��%;,� 1.
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obtain uniforms for the whole l6olr�, ." � .::� �,,� �
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and these will likely be kilts 1� . I - ..... ..... F-121,111.
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'On Sunda .1� __
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.y.evening the Cadet,$ st� ,��_ �,,l 1�
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tended divine setviled at First Pres- I . ,.11, ,"i
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school to the 4urch headed by the- 'rk".,
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Highlanders, Band. � . � 1,; 11 .
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The Conintittee have not as yet re-' 5 �. 1 .1,.1,1
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ceived a picture of the old Town HaIL � , " 11','�� "
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this old landmark and,-serrd.it in. � . , �11��-11 F.;,
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Willie McLeod, Port Huron, Mich.,. I ,.�:�: � ,
writes: "We are making'great pre-: I .. , " -,�,
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paratioris to join the auto carava*. I .,
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when it arrives here from Detroit. A.M. . .. I ,-,)�:' , ,
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starting now to have my old puddle I I :', ,�',
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jumper Axed up and iu. fine shape for , , � .-�
the trip. I will have her greased up , - ;�,,,'
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so fine will have to ran Her sideways. I I :I �� ""., I
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to keep it from flying. My very best .. .*.::-..
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to all the boys!' . . ..,.�I,
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S. T. Anderson, police *-niaglitratp,, . . . , , T.,
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Comber, Ont.: "Just forty years � . . ,�.��'.,.
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since I left Seaforth, that's a long- ;�`
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time and I am going back home. in, - I ";�'.
August to see the old town and hunt ��.,
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up old-timers. Wish you every suc- . t.�-
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cess in every way. Your invitatioli I . I �
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was wonderful." 1. f . I.. �
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'Complete railway informat I ion I I 10� � ",�, !.�� I.,
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contained in'the,:pr,0graiAm6_'to* - , � I �.."`I.�i, �
- � , , le'j% ��
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.'alkla,"�..9 ih� - . . .,., ,1.
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Murless Players for fhe i1dj;! - �, �1:
of - I �.. .�, -
$195.2-1, realized after paying all ex- .:,.4
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penses. Remember the grand open- , . 4;
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ing of the new pavement on 'Main I , ,
Street, Tuesday evening, June Sird, ,%: ,, ,
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King's birthday. See bills and dodgers "',
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.
for full particulars. Proceeds in aid , _..
of the Reunion Fund. .� V I �
,
Reports from Detroit show bumper- I . . . . . I
attendances at all their meetings and 1; 1,
.
the lineup will be a long one on the I I �*
morning of August 2nd. _. � I
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CHISELHURST il,
Notes. -The niany friends of Ros& . I , -
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,
McLean will be pleased to hear that .1
after having his leg reset he is mak- �L-1
.
ing good progress toward recovery— 11:
Miss Florence Vennor spent last week ... I
end with relatives in Parkhill. ---Ow- - 7
ing to the indisposition of Miss Rog- �,;.
�
erson, the teacher for No. 10, Tucker- � I
,�
.
smith, the school has been closed but �'!
it is expected in the course of a few I
days it will re -open. -Most of the .1�
farmers have been able to get in their . i
roots between showers, but are await- �
ing warmer weather to enable them �
to sow beans. I
t each of the earlier stages. Fin-
summary o t e law relating
books indicates activity in many to provincial grants to ;township
, 6 15
DUBLIN
lly, the bills received third reading,
nil Sir Henry that
branches of industry. �Mich is not roads as it has been since 1920 and
Rough 1-1.1-11 .1 1
Notes. -Mrs. M. J. Benninger %pent
got much encour-
gement. The Senate threatens still
so bad, son on! what it will be after January ist,
In the exchange of letters that 1925,
Sows No. 1. . 9 1
Sows No. 2.. 29 3 1
Wednesday in Seafortb the guest of
o have the President back on the wit-
signalized the disappenrance from The question now is, will we con-
Stags ....... 1
old time friends. -Mr. Larry Beale,
of.Stratford, visited with his mother
�ess stand, on oath, and to examine,
d lib, such officials as it may to
the Liberal ranks of ITnn. Walter Mit- tinue the statute labor system in the
the Prime
and codes, and then sent
and his sister on Monday. -Miss
care .chell,
um-nons. That course it yet 'may
Ministpr would seem township and bar the municipality
to have countered tbis most effective- from all future �oad grants, or should
I
INSPECTION OF COLLEGIATE 1
NUry and Miss Agnes McDaid are
home for the summer months. They
ecide not to pursue. It will, how-
ver, brood over the bills for a fort-
ight or longer, and
ly. At the outset, Rij�ht Hon. Mac- the Council pass a by-law abolishing
kenzie King ri�fers to "our conveysa- statute labor and appoint a township
�
Ispent
CADETS lJohn,
the winter with their brother,
in Hamilton. -Mrs. M. Murphy
probably will
onclude its defence of the constitu-
tion of a few days ago" in which, he Road Superintendent, .whereby there
;tilde, Mr. Mitcbell assurance
On Friday morning of last week.and
daughter, Patricia, of London,
ion by throwing -out enough of them
o show Sir Henry Thornton, the
g,ive
that he would support ibe Budget on — - ____ -_
Division. After poinling out e
the annual inspection of the Seaforth
Collegiate Cadet Corps was held on i
were the guests of Mrs. David Me -
Connell tb(� early part of the veeek.
'
�Overnnient. and the people of Can- futility of using phraqr- such as the
da that public-o-wnersbip in this "Laurier -Fielding Tariff" to describo
ountry is not vet .so soundly founda- what protectionist Liborals claim to
ioned . as to be im,mune. from partisao have been R protectivo fariff arlprov-
nterference. \, ed by Laurier. the Prime Minister
E. Gugs Porter, Con.:;ervative m'eTn- )-nakes the. apt comirent. that, since
or for West ffastin Mr. Mitchell toured ,;:%-teru Canada
omb in the Commons on Thursday with Sir Wilfrid in 1917, when a
ast, when he moved for an inquiry major campaign is.,4iw was the re-
rito the conduct of -Hon. James Mur- duetion of tariff on i�nplpments of
ock,. Minister of Lahour, in with- production. be .(Mr. Mifrhell) surely
rawing from the Home 'Bank, Ot- could not have been I.iboring, ever
FLwa, two day% before the failure of since, under any illnsion as to what
hat Institution, big savings deposit were his late chieftsiin'� 'views upon
f $4,000. The withdrawal, Mr. Por- the principle of prritertion.-
�r charged, had followed directly 6p- .. - -
n a meeting of the Cabinet at which -
he Horne Bank had been disetissed, INCREASED GON'ERNMENT
nd Mr M—AIr 4. I U A A GRANTS TO ROADS VERSUS
the Collegiate Campus before Inspect- -'r. Jurin Bruxer is progressing
ing officer Lieut. -Col. G. 11. Qllespie., favorably in St. Joseph's :Iospital,
V
Weather conditions were ideal and, London, following a serious operation.
there was a large attendance of in- -Mr. and Mrs. David Crawford an-
terested spectators during the man- nounce the engagement of their eld-
oeuv(ln. eqt daughtRr, Helen. to Mr. John Gibi-
A, 9.40 Sgt. Major J. Archibald . son, of Toronto. The marriage will
formed up the Company in close col- i take place early in June.-Kinburn
umn; the officers took post and Capt. I and St, Columly.ri football teary. play
Fred Crich proceeded with company their first game Thursday at St.
drill, and with Lieut, D. Kerslake, Columban. They are entered in the
second in command, carried out the W. F. A. The team practices three
company manoeuvers asked for by nigbts a week. ,
the inspecting officer. Platoon drill, ___.el___
including extended order work, and CANADA
rifle exercises followed under the fol-
lowing offieprs: No, 1., Lieut. A. Me- Montreal, Que.-The confectioneiT
Crae; No. 2, Lieut. W. Hart; No. 4, biqcuit and chocolate industrIes �i
Lieut 8 Nicholls No 2 Platoon in e' 11 U & Ir!
. .11 V. y a e-
ianded 11spot cash," refusing a mark-
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STATUTE LABOR -- __
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command of Lieut. W. Sutherland,
an. a ave a cap, a zation Of .Doa,_
000,000 and an annual business ever.r
d eheque, but had at once redeposited
he entire $4,000 in another bank.
2-61logiolo�EFOOOORIIEIIBUDIEEgogoolgogooguoloosigipBp�
Editor Expositor: - -
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composed chiefly of the signallers,
did not take part in this, but gave an
year of $50,000,000. The imports of
these industries are comparatively
Hon. Mr. Murdock did not deny the
With your permission I would like '� =
-
exhibition of signalling, including the
small, amounting to $750,000 last
rithdrawal. He stated in extenua-
"in
to bring to the notice of the rate- - E
i Street Dancing
= �
.alphabet and numeral,.; in the Morse
Semhpbore
year.
[on, thah he bad done so the ord-
payers of McKillop R few facts con- =
and codes, and then sent
iary course of business" and, firr-
-
cerning the legislation enacted dur- E -
Senforthl Highliznders Band =
a message given them by the Inspect-
.
Montreal, Que. - The Canadian
her, that be wag returning the en-
ing the last session relating to town- - -
ing officer. Sergt. Robe rt Willie and
pageant to take place at the Britigh �
lrq amount to George T. Clarkson,
=
ship roads, said enact-mOntz coming = Crescent Five OTchestra =
Corp. J. Stewart were in charge of
Empire Exhibition during cflx weelm
Aquidator for the defunct Bank,
in force after December 81st, 1924. = and other music E
the signallers. The signalling corps
in July and August vd11 Imeluet)
Vbereupon, he left the House w1ifell
him
No doubt, most of you are aware - =_
that the 1920 = will be in attendance at a big =
iq a new feature in cadet drill here,
having been introduced this by
scenes depitting t1he diseoverV oil Can.
by
Vill not ope nKain until the
hargog him bave been
coninteneing with year = open air dance to celebrate the E
to the 11)94 the High'
year
Principal Spencer, and the
ada Jacques C! ;tiisr, the Armt
Prench olfe 14
inside againqt
nqdi"d into abd reported woon bv�
and up end of = completion of New Pavement =
ways Department of Ontario linve = on Main Street Seaforth =
perfect
w ark of the ai"allers Asrned tbea a�
ocau#&tioh anti; Mo t.
calm on the plailia; of Abrdbathi 010-
I I = generous round of applause. A�e arrivnI of fte ttAftd, �re LOW
f�'� ,a I the Special standing comkfitt4e 0; given to township councils on all con- - , ve - , -
struction and maintenatee explendi- TUESDAY, JIME Btrii, 1924 I saTne reception Tv" 9' "n the 6*ar istq, the Wara 11486, $6 rl�
Privilegiss and Plectiong, - %9 ,, , -
I
I%L * d.�!v 01% - - I - a dotftft L , t,
ol 11 Vailure to have big charge; otib- tures (exclusiva of statat& Inbor) h U0 04M platoona for their work and ft� ddr- gffinirig of; th 111 I .
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t, a, 111110-10- d-115 atattih momtftT tta. grant ol ?A 'per cent. VIGIA470 diftd 9 = , - tainly Merited it. ; dovcslopxlg�, d ft?b V,bl 1. ,
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