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Oace - of a a justifiable one ---of protest a- second term was q given _Pqgaret ,O. a,'U6141,* .,,:,. � ; �,
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ventilated in the House'- later on. In fairness to these cities, he add- en away a considerable amount of turned home after spending a pleas- Looby. Zoology -_Ii, M , I.. -, ,
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THE DOMINION PARLIAMENT visit with Ner sister, Mrs. Th63. Margaret O'Rourke, T.,eres . . ", - 11
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liamentary aspirations might proper- In the early hours of Friday morn- tion of Toronto and Mo eal which the,bereaved family of the late Albert Mose, at Guelph Junction. . Margaret Jbtd.ah U V, -.111", ,
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to join a debating club. For 10 suc- ment, defeated the amendment of. because they command the power of funeral was held on Thursday.—Mr. - O'Reilly. Physiography -1, Margaiet,', ,.: `,� L IZ
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vloeate, of London, offered prizes for position, Rt. Hon. Arthur Meighen on unsavoury brings, command the in- but formerly of Hamilton, in reference went to the dentist and had a tooth Notes.—Misses Angela Shea, Marie ray, Clayton Looby,,Margaret.JQQan . ". ",,4
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essays on far7n topics Tom McMillan opening day, and-vimdicated the posi- fluence of lofty organs of public opin- to a recent Spectator editorial, deal- pulled, and after it was 'pulled it bled Benninger knell spent Jas. Kelly; ITT, Margaret Byrne.; Q'I., :,",,�.41-11, �
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W. Hodgson, then on the Advocate, Hon. W. L. Mackenzie King following Keen interest attached to the first posals *and suggestions. that more being pulled, so he came home and it Byrn L � """ L ,
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chre and dance held garet O'Rourke, Hargarei Byrne,' - :, . "i,
. was later appointed by Hon. John the general election of OctQber 29th. appearance as Ministers of the Crown should be done to retain the popu- st-111, kept bleeding, when finally he ple attended the ep . "i","., 11
t Seaforth on Tuesday.—The many Margaret Jord n; 111, Ruth O'Reilly; ,;�,,�;, 4
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ed young McMillan, then a youth db- pendent members, A. W. Neill (Com- Excise, and Hon. Lucien Cannon, K. to come. Our corTes'ponderit entirel time and after trying all he could do to 11 r`- Clayton Looby. Form I ' Lower M
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ing chores around the farm, to go on ox-Albe ourassa C-, y d to call in the doctors. cent illness.—The meeting of the tele- School): Engjish Literature—Classi, L �:,:L
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to the hospital phone shareholders took place on HeIen 0 Har��, Mary Flanagan, John - ", '. I
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the road lecturing. Eventually he ac- (Labelle), and the two Labor mem duesday rn c, Mary McCormick. Rose .
cepted the offer and, accompanied -bers from Winnipeg, J. S. Woods- tributions to the debate. siders of "most, importance," to the and after a few more hours work We �:.
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the province and even into Prince Ed- Mr. Mackenzie King and his advisers was annou I� � � :� � 11". -
ward Island, Nova Scotia and the had interpreted correctly the opinion Iowa: . strenuous efforts are being made to strength and abl� to be up awhile Dublin. ray, Bernice McGrath, Kenneth DOL �:, I` .
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. . .. jould re -. it. as a. motivu Of non- ion, large numbers of natft b,61m Can- William MeSpadden to cut 100 cords son of Mr. Daniel DeCou'rey, died o3i Helen Kr,a.usk(�pf;�',.Z%AVi,,,,,)5tiA.W " ki I
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retalned, and he went on his wa"Y ad- gether and receive the verdict of the ,(2). That a vote against the amend- the country, many of them never to on securing such able men as they years he had ,lived with his grand- Wilfred Krauskopf. Engi .. 1; 1�"', I
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dresaing the institutes on soil culti' elected representatives of the people. ment would not be regarded as aP- return. A policy which would retain will certainly trim the tops to a parents and was a fine type of young tion -1, Helen O'Hara, JOS. OTOUrke, i,,�,�A � . .1,
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vation, underdraining, care of live Briefly reviewed the circumstances proving the legislation of the llast the good citizens we have is prefer- finish.—The telephone (McKillop) an- mail, and of good habits. His fun- Catherine Krauskopf, Marion -Djlj� _�L,7,(v_%
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stock and all the other topics on the were these: . __ four years or giving the government able to a policy which has the effect nual meeting will be held this Friday eral mass was sung on Wednesday Rose Krauskopf, Stephen, Murray, 1 ,i,p
curriculum. Under the same.minister Owing to the situation arising blanket authority to carry on for an of driving them away and supplying afternoon in Kinburn. We hope they morning at St. Bridget's R. C. church Patrick Kennedy, Margaret Byrne, . _.
I he also served on a special committee through representation by several. indefinite period. ,- their place with outsiders. There is re-erigage Mr. Nelson Govenlock as by Rev. Father Kelly. It is seven Mary Flanagan; 11, Helen Krauskopf, I _01"t
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to inquire into the number of Pure- groups in the'House of Commons, no (3) That those who voted ag ast no growth like the natural growth. our linesman, as be has proved hi years since his mother died. Inter- John McGrath; ITT, Mary McCormick, �. I*
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need for importation of gtock.,More with which to carry on. The Con- claiming that Premier King had done problem is the retention and inerease there are a few grumblers, but the cemetery, Mitchell. McGrath, WiNiam Dantzer, Teresa , 1�
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recently he was a member of the servative group was the largest, 116 ri lit to remain in office and im ad- of our native-born C . -
.9. ,,anadians." Our place to do the kicking is at this ng McCormick, Kenneth Dill, Annie Wat- �`,
rural -credits committee formed in members, but lacked the necessary vising the summoning of parliament currespondent explains that he is a meeting. So anyone having anything School Report.—The followi Is ters, Mary Williams, James Doyle, .�41,eu
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1 1920 and headed by Prof. Jackman, seven to be even one more than half at the earliest possible moment, that young man, "a Canadian and a Canad- to say be sure and attend this meet- the report - ..
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� tions of that body grew the legisla gressive and Labor members had been Continuing he declared that wheth- the last of his friends to leave Ham- the pilblic.—Miss Margaret Eaton is 1925. Class 1 indicates a standing Of kopf, Mary Flanagan, Mary McCorm- "
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t t present. 75 per cent. or over- Class 11, 66"" ick, John McGrath, Catherine Kraus- i�
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tem of Ontario operates to -day. the Liberal party and strenuously op- not the Rt. Hon. William Lyon Mac- leaving Canada he "tried in every We wish her a speedy reco 71
From 1902 to 1908 Mr. McM.illan posed to Conservative policies. Neither Kenzie King would come back to conceivable way" to get work, but be and Mrs. Roy Bennett and son Rorss, 50 to .590/c. The names appear in or- Annie Watters, Helen Krauskopf, ",
was reeve of Hullett Township, an Liberal nor Conservative party could Parliament to ,lead the Liberal party, declares that he was not Only urged and Miss Jean Oliver, of Wa4bon, spent der of merit. Form III—(Middle Teresa McCormick, Mary Williams, 1 7
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. office in which his father before him carry on without co-operation of the either as government or as an OP- by his friends who had already mi- Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. W. C. School): Eng. Literature --Class J, Stephen Murray; 111, Margaret Byrne, I-.
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had served, He never received an ac independent groups and between these position. "He will be elected with a grated across the border to join them Benn.ett.—Our sanitary inspector, Mr. E. Miles; Class II, F. Hills, D. 1. .
. clamatiouf but alwa:ya got there just and the Conservatives a gulf was handsome majority," said Mr. Boivin, but was "even advised hN, some Can; Charles Little, is busy these days liams, Mary McGrath; Class 111, V. Doyle, Bernice McGrath; Credit, Ken- . ,1
, "and will have behind him the united adian employers" to go to the United putting hp measle placards.—The W. Feeney, H. Dantzer, M. O'Connor, i I
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I thd same, surviving the storms which fixed. neth Dill, Patrick Kennedy. Canad-
arose over the Summerhill School con- A. Speakman (Red Deer), ProgTes- effort of every member of the Liberal States. Y. P. S. was held on Sunday evening. Bertha Murray, Rose O'Conno ..
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. troversy and the local option by-law- sive, speaking towards the close of Part)(, . . . I accompa ied the In Detroit be has met many old Mr. Adam Dodds had charge of the Atkinson; C., Bridget ,
. Always actively identified with the the debate, voiced the reason which Prime Minister in five provinces of Hamilton ffiends—"a great many of meeting. Miss Velma Haist read the Mary Krauskopf, Jos. Mill, Jos. Looby,, e.n O'Hara, John McGrath, Helen I,.'
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Liberal party, Mr. McMillan was for influenced his decision to vote against the Great Dominion in this last cam- these � Scripture lesson and Mr. Ferguson Anna Molyneaux, Luella Watters,! Krauskopf, William Dantzer, Ken- .1
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So years chairman of his township the Conservative amendment and -with paign and I can truthfully say upon and among the smartest, who were led in prayer. Miss Helen Alexander Michael Darling, Eileen Eckart, Rose netb Dill, Mary Flanagan, Stephen �
organization, and in 1917 was the the government, a reason evidently ,my honour as a member of this House schooled in Canada at the eipense of read a very interesting paper on "The McConnell. Eng. Com pos ition-,C lass Murray, Bernice McGrath; IT, Marion 1. ,,
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party's choice as candidate for the shared by the eighteen other mem- that in every one of those five prOv- Canada in preparation for tion." Mr. A. ll, Luella Watters, Mar I I
Commbris. J. J. Merner, who had - inces he preached the same policy." tal!Lng part Dodds gave a short talk on the topic, Helen Dantzer, Flora Hills, BerthA Grath, Margaret Byrne, Mary Me- I
- bers of his group, including the lead in Canada's affairs as good- Cinadian. ,.
been elected as Conservative member er, Mr. Robert Forks, who took the Dealing with the section of Mr. citizens." These most desirable cit- after which the meeting was closed Murray, Edith Milles, Rose McCon- Cormick; Credit, Wilfred Kranskopf, .
. I in the reciprocity election for the old same step. L Ile stated that he feared Meigben's amendment which stated izens are being lost to Canada, in with all repeating the Lord's prayer. nell, Jos. Looby, Eileen Eckart, Mary Annie Ryan, James Doyle. Algebra 11
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riding of South Huron, had no dif- that were the Conservative party to that "the party represented by His many instances, for good. As our cor- . op ' Feeney, Mary Flanagan, Helen O'Hara, Cath-
� idi g in Majesty's opposition secured in said C , Andrew DantzeT, Vera . 1.
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'The I/P I i O'Loughlin, Michael Darling. British McGrath, Marion Dill, Annie Ryan, .
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Millan had to bide is time. with which he was not il a�ordp.o%y the popular vote," and the contention ,dians, they , making good here. . FTi.9tor-y—Class I, Mary McGrath, Jos. James Doyle, Mary Williams, Stephen �
PeoVessive wave engulfed- South Hur- based his final decision on policy. that the Conservative group should Many, I find, 7ave taken out their Breezes.—Capt. Charles Ferguson
on, with many other Ontario ridings Five members of the Progressive have been called upon to form the first papers, and tell me they intend has returned home after spending the Difl, Jos.. Looby; Class 11, J. Camp- Murray. Mary McCormick, Bernice �
in 1921, and'William Black, a farmer group voted with the Conservatives. government, the Minister Of Customs becoming American citizens." Young summer on the lakes.—Recently the bell: Class 111, E. Miles, M. Atkinson; I McGrath; 11, Hugh McGrath, William
near Seaforth, was sent to Parlia- -They were Messrs.'M. N. Campbell, said, "We might have resigned in nstalled five C., R. O'Connor, IT. Daritzer, E. Ec- D zer nnie Watters; Credit .
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went, with a majority of �only 44. Mackenzie, Sask.�.W. T. Lucas, Cam- favor of my right bon. friend, and men of this type are "grabbed up by Guilds of Trinity Church i church kart, A. Molyneaux, B. O'Loughlin. rick K4 nedy, Teresa McCormick,
Last fall the Progressives cha big American ernplo�erq and given re- Coleman gasoline lamps in the Ancient History — Class I, Nellie Helen Krauskopf, Rose Krauskopf. ;
rose, Alberta; A. M. Carmichael, what would have happened? He sponsible positions." What a contrast which greatly improves the 1J,ghting. � .
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candidates and selected Robert Me- Kindersley, Sask.; A. M. Boutil-lier, would have been called upon to form to the former statement that some —On Thursday next a hot supper O'Rourke, Esther Ryan, Anna De- French -1, Mary Flanagan, Catherine
Milltin, (brother of the Liberol candi- Vegreville, Alberta; W. R. 'Fansher, a government. He would have come Canadian employers are actually ad- will be .served under the auspices of laney, Dan Williams, Marie Bennin- Krauskopf, Helen OlHara, Rose
date, and a director of the U� F. 0- Last Mountain, Saisk. I to Ottawa after his by-elections were vising applicants for positions to seek Trinity Church Guilds, at the Town ger, Jack Campbell; Class 11, Flora Krauskopf, Joseph O'Rourkd, Bernice I
Co-operative, thus precipitating a A long array of Conservative completed, would have prepared a them in the United Statesl I HN11. Supper will be served in the HPIS, Mary O'Connor, H. Benninger, McGrath, Mary Williams; IT, Annie .� .��'
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� Ji. de ran again for the Conserv- constiturtional aspects of the case. A ed Parliament, and if he had placed �111y, Mary Hills; C., Bertha Murray, Annie Ry:1n, Helen Krauskopf, I 1. I �,-,,�,
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atives, and it was a pretty close con- striking effort along this line was in that speech from the Throne the . . M. Darling, R. McConnell. Algebra— Fatrick Kennedy, Marion Dill, John �1�11 2
test, but Thomas McMillan Caine dut that of Hon. R. B. Bennett who is policy and programme which he ad- — - !Class 1, Nellie O'Rourke, E. Miles, F. McGrath, Stephen Murray, William "I
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as candidate, at Hensall, on -May 27th Watters; Class IT, Vera Feeney; Class Krauskopf, Mary Flanagan, Joseph ,c
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last, Mr. McMillan made a speech, real, a strong reinforcement for the done—he would have been defeated III,'H. DantZeT, Mary Atkinson; C., O'Rourke, Mary McCormick, MAry "
) which was at least a model of brevity. Conservative Opposition, although a- in the House by a vote of the rest of ALBERTA COAL F. Eckart,. Mary Krauskopf, Joseph Williams, Veronica Dill, Annie Wat- " , - � i
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friends, I again allow my na Conservative aftack,s On the gov- you to say that? How do you know Order now and keep your money in Canada. ninger, Eqther Ryan; Class 11, Marie Win. Dautzer, Kenneth Dill, Patrick. _:�,,;, A
bdoib you. The matter lies with you. ernment were featurect by accusations that they would have voted against Murray, Mary Hills, Jack Campbell, Kennedy; III, James Doyle; Credit, �fl�',`,
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Y6ufldecision- shall meet my appr;6v- that a bid had been made 1A thd speech his policy? -Because we have here Bertha Murray; C., Jos. Carpenter. Hugh McGrath, Wilfred Krauskopf; ","
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& i0f phoice.' I I the past four years advoc�ting social The Highest Graa!p in the Drumheller District bell, N. O'Rourke, Angela Shea, E. Stephen Murray, Catherine Krakbs- �,
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. � . .11 . Ryan, H. Benninger, Marie Benninger, kopf, Mary McCormick, Kenneth Dill; ',,J
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, lace'd-, u ! ubt-,� O& fhoso'd'hia nAtive �rovi#dd a Nova t 711, dountry, unjustly,_ the Gin I I ""'141,
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