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(H.), W. Whitmore, E, Wilson (11), from any ,school- under the juri�dic- St. Helens Centre ' North Huron in - the, 11ast Federal coming to Clinton, when she became were, -thoroughly 'reconsidered and, legisWation, ;;
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Stephenson, L. A. Wardlaw (4). - ,The prizes awarded td the pupils ter, Elroy Laidlaw, Kenneth Laidlaw the cradle of Orangeis�a. The three dence, Victoria Street, the remains , eor!L I ! ,!�,�,_�',
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Duncan, D. Ferguson (H), L. Gaynor, Phy,lHs Bierling,,(3) Gordon May. BeIgrave Centre. ed that another cbfi�ctive war, the op- Ontario Street and Turner's Church- solida.te the Canaffiah .,.," --.W� 5
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Johns C . Hensall -Centre. First. -Class 'Honoura-Mary Baird, Objection I 1>a,,d of , � ,,��' �
1"wel 1. Lynch (R), Mac. ,McD��11, ,First Class Honours�-Cecfl DilVmg, Straughan, Clare Vi nt. state church. . . 1. -�
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Jennie Mickay, H. WNau'ght; D. Vic- Beatrice Drover. urs--mJohn Arm- . �
Rae, M, MoDionald, K. Murray, G. !Secc�ndl ,Class. Honoursw--Harold El- strong, Donelda Johnston, "Countries are not inade by great sons -in-laws, J. T. Turner and R .� .... 11
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Wic*fiol (H), W. Pease, A. Pope, G. deri Mabel Fee, Helen ,Glenn, Annie Nethery, Bruce Scott. � and industries or forest.%, but pepper. Interment was made in the of the system failed to meet the ordinary expense of operation *,hy � , I �,, - ;"
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by citizens. , Orangeism stands for family pilot in Turner's cemetery. $46,076,279.45; -at the end of the first two years of the King Golverrinwnt - lt"��"'�"�I' .
Pride, D. kob"On, C. Russell J. Melntyie, ,Bella $male. Pass -Gertrude Arbuckle, Miline . ,
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Rutledge, H. Rutledpl G. jji�;�re,�4, Pass- -John Alexander, Aldon Atp- Barr, Louise Breen, George Fear, Rev. Mr. Smith, of Winthrop, urg- were here for the funeral were: MT. '$23,317,360.63, or a betterment in the -two years of $69,393,,W.0 I ,�, .
H. Smalldon (H), H. ,Smith (H), M. pleton, Jobn Bean, 'Margaret Ball, Viola GovieT, Elliott Johnston , Sylves- ed unity as a watchwo;*d of the UP- and Mrs. Ernest0rich, Pontiac, ' d 1� W i
Speiren, H. Vancamp,.- I. Warwick Roy Brock, , Dorothy Corbett, John ter Relly, Jim MoCallpm,, Jean M ,8.. Tirs goo . ;"
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M-.\Yui,ll (Hj), C. Yuill (g). Redden, Mary Hemphjll,`J,�net McIn- Marion Quinn, Ernest Snell. � )County Miaster E. XQUe, acting -as daughter Gorge.,. MT. and M,Ts. T. systerii, was $68,383,574k.4, being suffident to meet the interest charges dua :
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. tyre, Robert Passmore, Myrtle Thom- do lkeT, Goderich, the public upon, -,�.' .:!.
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L, Benineweis (H), V. Bennewels, ' ' BENERT . The principal sum of ...... I ....... $977,889,032.94 � . �,%:,-
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A. -TWds, M. Downet, J. Downey, E. Crediton Centre. in the various competitions was: Best - -.49— 'The interest being .................. 41,6556,234.89 . I
. THE LIONS CLUB CRIPPLED L. 0. L. Banner. Winthrop, Exeter; . ,: .
Duffy (H), B. Godkin (H), G. Rully First Class' Hionours, - Eugene % CHILDREN'S BENEFIT Thus leaving a surplus of .......... . 16,728,342.65 - . 1. I.... 1"... -
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The 'Lions Clubs of Goderleb and Clinton; lodge coming the greatest to be applied to the continu,dd financial' purposes of the ,Railway System, I I'll, . . . . . .,
X Murray (H), H. OT,eilly, M. Shan- en ffill, Helen Telfer, Annie Waghorn - - - - - - ' �-. ", 1,
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The prize for the higiliest mhrks for Second Class Honouys. '- Adwinna tario Society for -Crippled Children, dressed L. 'O. L., L'ogan; best n,,gula- here betwee _ ,4.
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Seaforth Public School donated by the Hill, Jean -Richard. � undertook last fall the major activity tion, dressed L. 0. B. A�, Ciinton; best was 2-0 for Winthrop. This 9'f"" wise responsible, there was some reduction in the net earnings in 19-29.' * . . .. 1,.i'l -�� _�
FAst Huron Teachers' Institute, was Pass - Anthony Dietrich Joseph -of service to all crippled children in fl,ute band, Stratford, Goderich- best Winthrop the honor of winning their ... . 11 ..!-�;,. - "' ,
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i Helen Glavin, Eve -the Goirntyef Huron, especially those drummer, Norman Miller, Cl�nton; group. The next game will likely be Debt and Expenditure. . .� . I i� . � .� .'� 4,; , I
won by Grace Krauter, and for the Glavin, i�n H&A. 11 I , .
whose -parents would not (otherwise be best fifer, James Lindsay, Bayfield. ' between Clhesley or Mildmay. There � .. . . �, � 1. �,
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rural and outside. centres, the first ton, DvielynXaCann, Elizabeth Miller, able to -secure professional care. Ac- The 16cal committee, which had ex- is no set date as yet. 2. On March gist, 1914, the not debt of,Canfda was about $336,0001000.' 1 1 a .1
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No. 3, Grey, and the second by Stew- Dashwood Centre. held on ,Saturday, July Vent, was composed of ,Fred Watson, first prize for their barmer at the cele- administration, the net debt had reached- the staggering total of . � ��1.1. I
,art McJ,nnes.s, Ethel Public School. Fir&t Class Honours -Esther Mar- Alexandra Mari,, General "Hospital, W. M. Vivian Heard, Rec. See., A. E. bration inBayfield. .�-,."1-1115'
. . Clinton Centre. tene, , Goderich, and. Dr. Robertson, Chief Erwin and W. J. McLeod, MissesRelen and Gladys Smalldon', $2,422,135,801.73. During the previous two years of the Melghen' Govewn- . .1 " I ..
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.. .Second ,Class Honours - Edward Surgeon of th* C -hi -Wen's Hiospital, The lodges present Included mem- of Walton, spe-nt a few day,% with ment, it -'had been increased iby oimr $173,000,000.0o, while the annual ex- . .. :��'.
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P. Cantelon (H), E. Carbert, S. Col- Wolfe. k h rge f the examina- bers from Stratford, Mitchell, Sea- friends in, th& village. penditures hadreached the enormous sum ,of $463A28,a89.00. On this basis I .11
l*,J.'C;qrey, D. Gornish (H), J. Cree, tions. He is an eminent orthopedic forth, Winthrop, Wok -on,. Blyth, Day- Mr. John Bullard has -been I :��."
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. 'Nss---iR*ss Brown, Rubie Brown, surgeon as well as a skilled clinician. ftld, Varna, �re_enay, ,Granton, Exe. the weather a few days with a under the King ,Government in eight years, in Jts "Penditures has saved id -the * ,"'. �
M.,Diaper (1H),.L. Ellis, G. Elliott G . case I '�.� I I ,
eTald Carruthers, Jerome Dietrich, Over 3o patients attended the clinic 46t, Lucan, Goderich, Riiiiarson, Wart- of the shingles. 'People in the aggregate, over $6.92,000,0100.00. I .��..
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(H), N. Fincb� M. Freeman, X. FTem- Arqetta Eveland, Olive English, Ralph, and the parents: of burg,l Hibbert, Clinton and Monkton. I I � I :�.,!.,
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lin, (H), F. GarTett, F. Heard (H), L. Genttner, Gertrude Hoffman, Elva their family Physicians wil receive a , 28 lodges were, re , ' resented. - , . . I
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Hzhlke�r y ('14), A'-'110vey, Turnbull, Lillian -Webb, Earl Zimmer. notice, of the &ridltion of tl7e patient On ]USion, to d1da a' c Haying will I&e pretty well over this 3. ,In sixty-two lyndgets, since Confederatiow- only lifteen, show. % " ....,
Winchelsea Centre. and the -suggested remedy, either bratiOn, there was ' y ,��
X. Lavis, N. Livermore, S. McEwan, a dance held a V&- --, '
J. NeGill, R. MAnness, (H), X Mathe- �S . at week andiseems to be a good crop. duction in -the national debt. Seven of those fifteen reductions stand to the � ,...
econd ,Class flanours - Clareme surgival or medical as the case may Jowett's Park. pavilion, near the Vil- .411. . � .J � . .1 .
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due, 0. 'Radford, G. Reid (H), W. Ll6yd H*rn, *Philip lHern. -by co-operating with Dr. Robertson in Notes. -Miss Cecelia Feeney is via- entirely wiped off in the course of -the next forty-three years. I :i , ,
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Rooweliffe (H), H. Rum Zurich Centre. the clinic and were present to the TUCKtRSMITH ting her friend, Miss Bessie Camj�bell .., "I
J. Snyder, S. Steep, M. Tasker, T. First Class Hoaours�-Allce, De b number of twenty-five. The Lions of of Toronto. Reduction in Tariff and Other Taxation. .,�, 41� 1.
-ner .(H), G. Venner, A. Vodden, L. ' er, Goderich and Seaforth and, the, Mein Mr. and M . on Hayter and . � ..,
Tur Genevibve Etue, 'Beatrice Gascho, - . "�e Mrs. Costello and son Billie, arevis- . . I .i ..
Webster, M. West (H), E. Williams. bers of the'Huron. Medical Association children,, of Flint, Michigan ,3pent the i Per Annum .. I
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Grace Gelinas, 'Margaret Haberer, were present at a luncheon, at the week end, with her mother, Mrs. Emily 1923-50c per ewt. on sugar (annual consumption 800,000,000 ..
Blyth Centre. Quimby Hess, Elizabeth Snewden. BedfArd Hotel :where. addresses were ROB& . Mr. Charles McDaid, of Kitchener, . . �'.'.
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R. Asquith, M. Beadle (H)� M. Beat- Second ,Class Honours-Jivan oarn- iiven by Chief McKay, Chairman Par- A largle number from here attended called on friends in the Allag,e during ipounds per annum) ................... � .......... $4,000,000.00 .�11.1 -
tie, E. B�nder (H), F. Carter., D. Craig ie, Haze] Uttley. , the week. 1924---4Sales tax reduction 6 to 5 per cent; agricultural im- . ..�
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sons, Lion Croft, Mayor Mi Mr, -the 12th celebration at Bayfield on � . I.. .
JR), R. Craig, G. Dobbyn (H), G. Pass --- �Ruth Church, Genevieve Cor- Hopper, of Mrs. J. CarpenteT, of Detroit, is ,.L�,,
Dobie, F. Elliott, G. Elliott, M. FeT- riveau, Louts Forrest, Jean, Horner, others. th, Ontario Society, and Saturday. I visiting at the home of Mrs. M. Byrne, plementi, sawmill and logging machinery. and coal .'It
Mk. and Mrs. W. G. Strong, of Ot- mining machinery .................. .......... 24,000,000.04 ,� , 41
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guson (H), E. Good, W. Hesk (R),'D. Campbell McKinley, Edith Kerner, kh% John IvfcConnefl, of Mary -knoll .. 1:
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are his parents, Mr. and Mrs- G_ ;:,..
Hollyvian (H), L. Hunking, B. Law- Lee Oesch, Clifford Weido, Rosa Zet- patients or parents whose means w't"� College, New York, is, -spending his
van (H), J. Lei"T, K. Logan (H), V. tel, David E�yle. M- �Z�tlon with his parents, Mr. and age reek tax and other reduction,% ........... # ,, 25,000,000.04 -,
limited -and the -surgical staff of the Strong. . Pt . I
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MacDonald, H. %abGTegor (R), B. The Hay Township Memorial ScholL. -Children's Hospital, Toronto, is co- The weather has been ideal for hay- 1927-10 per cent, income tax, 20 per cent. on sales tax, ex- �� I
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McElroy, J. MoEwing (H), R. Murray arships, awardied to iyupils,from Hay operating with, the Lions ,Clubs to ing anda good number Of the farmers Mr. Peter Dill of Detroit spent the �'..
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(H), N. Naylor (H), C. Petts, G. Rob - Township schools obtaining the high- make the service as use week end with'his parents, MT. ,and cise on matches, cheques, bills of exchange, prom-
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. Mrs. P. Dill. issory notes and other documents ..* ...... I ........ 27,000,000.00 I'll
inson (H), N. Rose (H), B. Shobbrook est -totals on -the Entrance Dxamiria- to the profession through -out the Death of Mrs. Herbert CAch—The ',
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P. Maloney.. who had all operation on 1929 -Estimated reductions ...... 7 ............ ......... 25,000,006.00 �,!�.'�..
Taylor (H),. . rice Gascho, (2) Quirdby Hess, (3) Lion have arranged, to take care of on Wednesday of last week Of Mrs' his eyesat St. Joseph's, Hospital, Lon- I . ,
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Wingham Centre. . ,Margaret Haberer, all of Zurich Pub, the cases in, the easternihalf of Huron Herbert Cricb. Mrs. Crich, whose don, is improving. I 1930-F-aytimated budget ieduction,s ..................... . 22,000,000.00 . , I
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G. Brackenbury, H. Bmwley, J. lie School. . 'whose parents are not in a position to mai&n name was Sarah Townsend, Mr. M. McLaughlin an . d, bride have . I
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.q%,e prize offered -by Afx. J.'Elgin me-tthe necessary cost. she being a daughter of the late Mr. moved into Miss Hanloss' residence Or an estimated annual reduction of ............. -4 .... I 146,000,000.00 � .
Buchanan (R).. V, oantallon, A. Chit- Tom, former lInspiector of Public In orderr to take care of this crip- and Mrs. James Townsend, Tucker- on Huron Highway. , . � . �
dick (H), C. ,Coulter, X Elliott X... which, under reduced tariff and other taxation, the, peop �,
%ter dis- pled children work, the Seaforth smith township, was born and brought a le are allowed to re- I
' IM. Fry, 0. Gra. I M . Schools, to the pupil in the E) . 9m. and- Mrs. L. Beale and, Xing - I
FWd (,H�), in, ,hool oh- Lions will require to raise funds and up inthat township and spent all her ley, -of Stratford', spent Sunday -with tain, ,owing to these reductions.
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Groves, L. Haller, L.- Hawkins (H), taining the highest total . was won by -hope to receive -the support of all citi- life there until four years ago when Mrs. E, Beale. The Dunning Budget . ''!
L- ,Henderson, W. Hogg, R. Hutton "ll.'i".",
LoTeen Borland, from School Section 'a to make the Carnival, which will the family came into Clinton. 'She Miss Jean McConnell, of Ntroit., ,
4H), L. Kelly (R), ,G. King (H), No. 2, Usborne Township. be -staged, on August 21st, a great had -been in rather Poor ,health for spient Sunday with -her parents Mr. After eight years of capable administration, under a policy of gradually ,.
L, L, Ludwig (H), H, MoC*rmick, C. Varna Centre. success. Further particularg of the over twenty years but her last illness and Mrs. D. McConnell, reducing tariff restriction, which has placed Canada in the forefront as one Z
McKay, A. McMichael, R. Mastars, M. First Class 1Ho,r=rs--,He1en Ander- ' Carnivfrl-will appear at a later date. I . . .1, I �
)fitchell (H)),'X. Mo,Wbray, E. Porter, I== - E of the great commercial nations of the world, this budgeit presents the most ".
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seott, H. Sodding, J. Sproal, E. 60ph_ Cluff. THE TWELFTH AT Confederation. ....:
amon, E. Stokes. . "',
PassjStewart Baird, Doris CbuteT, BAYFIELD HEAR One of the cardinal principles -of Liberal policy has been to encourage .. �:%
Fordwich Centre. Allan Keys, Rarive,y Keys, Raymond . trade, particularly with the Motherland, as Great Britain has always kept I 11
E. Angst, G.,A,ngst,'J.,Bry,ans (H). Pepper, Vera Stee-A Dorothy Stelek. To the stirring tunes of the fife and 11
.. Bayfield Centre. . ges - the free open door, and has been the best customer for the agricultural pro- "
E. Demerling, L. Faujat,,H. F*ster, R. drum members of the Orange lodges . . I'll
11al-hri#n, E: H4rding (H.), H. HaTTi- First Class Ubnours-Thelma P;T,- of Eturon and Perth counties invaded . ductions of Canada, an effort has been made. suecessfullyto increase the Brit- 11 I �
son, M. Johnston, N. King (H), A. ker. . Bayft-ld- on. Saturday. .1.4 was -the sh preference. Seventy-five per cent. of this revi�sion means increased. prefer. 11 ,
Lieorrardp C. Lynn, R. MeIntosh, H. iSecoi Class Horiours-Louise -me- I�Glo,rious Twelfth" and- they came, ence to the Motherland. I. .".
Awl 690 , J. Ruttan, F. Watteirs, W. Leod, Isabel OsTdowl. young and old, from far and near to ..��
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VRIS04'. (in) - I Pass Mlaria ' Rohner, Lawrence celebrate. There .have been in this one , A 0 nne The iron and steel schedules, may be said to form the -basis of the customs � ,��
district few commemorations of the tariff in the number and importance of its items. Jts relationsbip to our '
Wroxeter Centre. Johns, Albert Pearson, Era Sturgeut, . �!
I I John Wild. Battle of the Boyne to surpass it. All whole national life is illustratted by the fact that the industries concerned em- .�'
L. Aishtor4 R. Bennett, C. Brown, morning lo&g cars were ,4oming on the 1. -
N. DI Ire H M. Deig, J. Doig, j. The prize offered annually by 1�11- by -roads a -lid highways, and .shortly ploy dvex 120,000 men in some 1,100plants, with an aggregate pay toll of ..'�,, 1.
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M. B,d,ga,r,, A 'Elliot't (H), R, r - Elgin Toni, formep Inspector Of after noon it was estimated -that .there Leader of the Conservative Partp $17,0,000,000.00. In, readjusting theso sc,hedules and revising the rates of 3
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von, 1. Finlay, [R. E. Fit,db,'S. GTaing, .,:
31 xa�alke, J. King, 3. Lane �11), J. one -room rural school, obtaining the vinage -park. 'The occasion, - besides who will address a Mass MeetiDg in ing -an efficient and self-reliant irou and stee-1 industry, supplying Canadian . .. ;.-
highest viarka at the Entrance Exam- being the 240th anniversary of the, I ,4.L ,
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M Pauhn, W. Weir. . 11% As won by Ruth Straughan Battle of the Boyne, was the centen- consumers' demands at reasonable prices,, and with the view to facilitate . ��.'
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from School Section No. 16, East ary of Orangeism in Canada. trade in iron and steelproducts with those countries inclined to trade with �.�
Prize to Wingharn. Wawanosh. . Proeeed-ings were commenced with Canada on mutually favorable. terms. . 1.-.I.�, .
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Huro* TIblich,vrs' Institute for 'the TheiGold Medal awarded to the pu- members. Therewas the band of the Victorlea Par xetK;l ,:,
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trance examinations, were *on. by the obtaining the highest nUMber of as well as -many fife and, drum bands � the best predication that this work has been well done, is the, high tilegrea of ,�
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Suehanan and for ,the TI&I and out- of Victoria School,, The SiliVer Medal procession formed at the Agricultural 11..�� �
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alde, ottacbe4tentiet ib� e�Ary Bryans awarded to the pupil from Central Grounds and .paraded through the I and whol I I
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.. ,of- Ford , the ��afopth'.Public School -obtaining the �grqatest total, main streets to be disbanded at the I tion, and the age -long whim of Honorable, Gentlemei� opposite, that a suf- 1:, , � e" � ,
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,4'foi was won by Ettie, Rance�. `� I �. ficient degree, of high protection- has not been maintained. % , ,
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,y Gene Andrews,, a;ft&ih` - I -mr, I affected under this Budget, while some $200,000,000.00 worth of lhitish " , I , , I 'I'. I
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I �. ' __ I . I free list, will, se* a lower pTke in, Canada,, -and compel AmericAu goods . ,
tpold. and of thbo-0- . 'k e - -Hunt Exid Jw in.w, Dorld' and J,Mneg Lindsay, of Bayfi&ld, Real Issues of the Day. . I I �;,. .
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