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I I .1 . , tldnk-it wiR. do you good. � I supply a part of the American news- West would not put up ,,five win- On one occasion I asked A busi look as if the boys must 'have met utilities Commissioner, E. Rennie ..
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, 11 " .. if they felt quite certain P1 I re are (acclamation); �' 4i,
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,_ ,SmLrt. ' .raising their prices because the paper it is not beyond the bou - of intel- their own hearts that t1iose who only eighteen boys to twenty-nin , . 11!,i�-11,1
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, ,.� I . ,% . - In the Fourth For announced he would not be a . -,
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"I boys as girls in -the district, the total White, 1. Wallace, G. Afachan,- J. . �g�
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. w1neh started in October and laste,il any special measures to cope, with un- . (By H. G. L. Strange, Alberta) hundred and twenty girls mean that J. Maine, W. J. Sims, W. H. Lyon; W. . "
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1. record highly important constitution- A very notable occasion it the end 1 i'151,
. , York, -San Frandscot etc., --and had seeking it elsewhere, because the Sea- BAYFIELD-Six were nominated .��`_
, _ al achievements. Briefly stated, they of last week here was the formal sign- 1, I'
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� become rather familiar with city life MA YOR ' 'tu ,4
ing o,f agreements whereby the Do- I .1 forth Collegiate Insti -te doe _Jtj�.!.
3nean fla-,t -Canada and all the other 4 9 not, for village trustees at the municipa . "1111,
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!!!!! , 4e (�ri ty minion government hands over to the and with the thoughts, ideals and . I I I provide the courses that appeal to the I . �A`
ons have the same auth, I .nominstions held,Monday night. They '.,?'il�
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�', stat�s within thVdr spheres as has provinces of Manitoba ani Alberta, 'Since the war, for the last ten years useable and, profitable. . �
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. t . I . forests and water powers, This ques- I have been farming an the Western Your Vote and, Influence- Would b W. J (McLeod and Murdock Ross. li4"
The progress has been far since the I prairies, and have only very occasion- 4 '. I -1 �q�,
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. . . - age M6RRIS.-Reeve, W. Elston, W_ 111�,v
"W ,old days when, outside of the Briti9b., ticn had attained the ripe old Vint ally visited a city and even then'only ' baps Agriculture, manual training,and "N
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. r�. 01 'lv appreciated - commerce, we could hold those-TOrtIr A.'Wheeler, T. Brydges, John B
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; I of paternalism. At the Imperial Con-! pilgrimages to Ottawa. so that one might say that I hwve * I or fifty boys,, would it be worth th,- F. MeAlfum W. Burnard. _,�
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: 1-ference of 1927 a. declaration was I ' At last agreement is reached, seen little,or nothing of city -life for 1� I necessary investment - �n new, build - � ... r
I k'�_ � . , and, ten years. During this time, howev- ings, and'added equipmen' N01SH-Reeve P. W� I '��.`
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�, ). made of equality and status, but only; briefly stated, thei;e.tV9, prqvinces are er, I have become very - intimately ac- I L. t? ' Talk it Scott, N. Thompson, Robert 8oultes . . ,�',
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P ,..". at the conference recently concludei tlieir'�ublic domain Councillors -G. Youngblut, F. Camp- . t
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I., -were arrangements made to give real � and, as well, the subsidy which ,the in additloh with the life that goes on , I forty or fifty is �on, the assumption
1"�. effect to this. To do so it is necessar Dorrinidn government, while admin- . . RULLIDTTL--keeve, E. Adams, X. � . ", 1"
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, y iste i n the , villages and small towns of the J0 , � Fe DALY � that all the girls in this district who Armstrong. Councillors --i Lei' ,�,
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Iequality and these statutes are either There.is -till. however, a rift in the ' . %. I . V
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I them have been for yea'rs, as con- is 'not in the agreement because its .1 - -_ - tend if we offered something interest. William . , 4
., fintan6al matters, so that I was able - I Sweitzer, Reuben Goetz; as- 4_ljl�
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14 . istitutionally dead. npw premier, Mr. Anderson, elected to again to mix with.,city people and see . course in Domestic Science, a course "
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' It is the intention that, after I mert money they were accepting would de- 1 ""10.
1,,".'1.1�1 l fur- play politics. Hie made demands which city life with somewhat of a new eye, ligent planning by the'manage Which appeals to both those who ex- Chester MscWb�nney; C.auncillors- �:
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4 " ther consultation, there will be initro- were considered exorbitant, so much of this so-called,finest. street ear- Sys- rive a benefit from R. Petreau, E. Gill, W. Deering, P�. . '11�;,R
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iii the British parliament the so as to ensure that they would be been absent for several yea tem on the North American continent and whether Artini, . Beaver. i�
,,� act of Weistminster. The putpose of ,refused and thus perpetuate argu- these circumstances changed factors to devise means by which an adequate, were being properly protected. .�, P . * .�� ,
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�v, iA is to be re. intent is now placed in an rraRs- stronger relief than they would ap� able during the rush hours? . Simy triend, you are 'way out of e Wescott; Bensont ... ��
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� : pealed is that which makes a Canad- ing, position, because, it Is surr,-)unded The policemen seemed to be very date. That Williams, Reuben Shire, C. Pym 1� ,
� : - pear to those who have continually � kind of sentimental con- MUNICIPAL NOMINAtIONS
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'. lan statute inoperative if it comes iti on each side by provinces which courteous and anxious to assist,'but side'ration w COLBORNE. - For Reerv,e, Hugh . -i
-conflict with a British statute. An- bave gladly accepted the Dominion lived amongst them. . sy I was struck ould send a man broke I Hill, Frank Wilson, William Young, I 'I'll,
I I i'&rhaps the most striking tbi t . in a very short time. Each must The following are the results of the 1'�A�l
r ,� 4otfber provision will confer upon the government's offer. ng 0 with the erWdent complete authority look after his own interests." municipal nomin Aaron Fisher A. J. Goldthor -I'W,�,
I me was to observe the quite general ations, held tn.tbe dif, y . pe, Alex- ..;'M
- , which the public seemed to accord to "But " -1 iqignitntly answered ter Young, C, A. Rbbertsctn; Councillorg, I �,,�.0
Dominion power to create admiralty When that identical offer is abortly harsh, strained look on the faces of , ent cen,tres in this district on Mon- 1;�!.--�
,courts on its own authority, iiisf�ad made to Saskatchewan, the provincial the police. A policemen -on horseback ",you �ery evidentl' . �,
the men in the downtown districts I y did. not tell the day last: William Young, William Thom, Ar- . �'�'1i�
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accept it or else to be open to the
and the fact that everyone, both mem
and women alike, seemed to be in
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predominant suspicion that it is more
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1 a constant, desperate hurry. Cur-
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Voureir to disallow any statute of the
concerned about nursing a politiqal
iously enough, this harsh and strain-
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ImAjAinent of Canada. This otlso is
,i6'be done away with, The governor
grudge than in getting possession, of
the domain to which it is entitle,i,
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geuer�d of Canada, whose assent is
and which it professes to want.
the women, neither' shopping visitors
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macegsary to any bull passed by pai7-
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to the downtown districts nor. by the
clerks and stenographers employed
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frineers on the St. Lawrence waterway
H-lopment have been reconciled. The
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efficiency of the, ladles, make-up,or
whether the femininle nature admitq
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it to tiTe king of England. This
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and those of the Hydra-Elec..
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tric Commission are largely technical,
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the rusfi bustle life, I
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'-it the Unit ed Stat card could not
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pretend to say, -but certainly to me the
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,ferring upoii.each dominion tb- righL
�to iegisters
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approached witli , view of harm-
differences,-
contrast between the faces of the men
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estsblisfi`�' ' and codes o!
Abipping. 11 A still further and import-
onizing certain also e
isting with them, until the CanadiI
and worne-n was ivery striking-
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board se I d it to o bles. This
The high speed of automobiles and
trucks also seemed vdry notieteable
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AWdet. .For example, if there is a law
has now been done.
The next step will be to iron out
and it was a continual source of won-
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,_Avgplating aviation, it shall apply to
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with the American board of engineers
der to me that in the crowded,d9wn-
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CW"dian airplanes, not -only when
the question as to whether single or
town streets, with thousandsof people
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Oey ate within the country, but when
'country.
double stage developments on the St.
t-!rossing and recrossing all the time,
that accidents are not more comroon.
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twy are in some other
S16 questions involved'in these
Lawrence are the. more desirable,
VThen this is finally straightened
This would seem to be possible be-
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cause of the splendid, driving abilities
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Stit they are considered of great con-
istif�iticnal importance, being so many
a position to make the proposition to
Washington. for co-operation in con-
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milestones on the was, of Canada�s
structiom of the waterways or, more
motorists, whether policemen are
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w o e u , nor the whole facits.
"Certainly not," was the reply.
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the nominations fo� the 1930 Council
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"But we didii't tell any untruths!",
for Seafortb., Mayor, W. HL Golding,
J. Pitblado, j. N., Kernighan, E. jjj�lj;!
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John F. Daly, R. G. Parkeand A. D.
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who told me he had finally,'amassed
Sutherland. Reeivo, John W. Beat-
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Yoiin F. Daly
like a'fOUr-cornered contest for thes
reeveship. Wilson, Young,
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afterwards I met this same man a-
gain when he 1�rokeiily info+med me
and William it' -
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Fisher
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Er*est L. Box,- Robert Smith, Willi
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intention 6f allowiiii-tbeir 'biimes to;
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stock crash but a mortgaged house.
A. Crich, 'Herbert C. Box, William j.
stand., 'Reeve Hill intends,%retiring. ., I
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On another occasion I saw a man who
Bickell, George D. Haigh, Merton A.
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had Just jumped over a bridge to his
death.
Reid, W. J. McIntosh, Archibald Per,
pey, A. A. Colquhou'n, Joseph Nagle,'
Jiffies- --Malcolm D.
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Some lapse of health and the
guson, Thomas Johnstone, Dr. J. A
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inability to hold'his end up with keen
Munn, Is4ac. Hudson. Public Schoci
Councillors-Roil7t. Burcill Georg&
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Trustees: North W;ard, Robert Arch-
vMan, Martin Feeney, j, Mack-
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so his ex'lanations read -,
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ibald; South Ward,'James M.* Robert-
ney, J. .S. Scott, James'Malcohn, Jn(L
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bgsiness has become so ruthless that
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these,' to iiiy' mind low ethics, must
For certainly they do
linton Monday evening resulted as
Wayor, Fred Jackson., H. B.
FULLART-ON-Ror Reeve, W. A.
Roach, John Ratz, John E, Tirrfier-
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Cmhbe, S. S. Cooper,-fReeve, N. W
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Trewartha, J. W. Lan ord, -G. H. El:
W. Rqgers, Joseph Jordak Leslie
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anything like . the , same extent
J. Andrews, W. L. Johnson; Council-
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towns. I have found, curiously en-
IoTs, H. B. Wanning, Dr. Fred Thomp-
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Watson, W. McL. Doio- For P�''V.,
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k me that this automatic obedience to Mhich deal in some fashion or another Langford, Walter Mair, W. Glen Cook , , ".
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1 with farms and farmers. Is it and Clifford Lobb-' 'School Trustees- ' '�11��
� I - . traffic stgn#ls. was carried alrpost to . p0A_ . ,
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, u] one.for th� w soon this will"be done is an absurd degree. 'On taki;ng a taxi p 1. I 111t�-
be;en a highly successf Just, ho rather an - k. F. -Cudmore, ��
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i, aT'sp-s barely time to catch a train, it as fug to at automobile er ed to the people re�:dink: I I M
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R: .:�� - *Aues have incT6ased, notably in irk- in the fact that the Ameriftn ,gov- . 1_' i
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