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WHAT OTHERS SAY
A wiry Ales.
(Oskswa Telegratgi
Everyone familiar wti:tit probletas
arising out of our prow.: complicated
system of civic govert.amrnt will be
Years Pod Mea mewed to a fart art
* bosh tras .id pavt•.r, rad ha As
lata .+.salsa the aseet skilled ballet
asanipelators el idle old estru* wire
ea pee side. One vote Cast is tht
t.wiship., iy men born .e the land
sad anchored there represeata a•
much el moral stramilt and teal
glad to hear that Premier Ferguson • - Csitadianism as that of a demon vote:
e sa walk alRt. es
proposes to revamp, consolidate anti • er These 1MA1M±N',Opelir'tiaaal�ii., .i east by "citizens" of the class Piet
tlarlfy the Municipal
and Assssament ils't11w'Mtaar used in The Star.
Acta If over legialaUun s wiSsd mak . : spoossaisai geids ylkamply - ,,j,n_Stateemaatike Geerse
attention it is that designol for the
t reellale. `etei: (London 'Free Press)
guidance of municipxt ouicials. tlf las
lime years it has been ovsrloodsd with Ware OR otsslal i btraiKht-thtnktng , people atauat
such a sueeesaiosi of atxbiguous hau I gees agree that Mu: Howard Ferguiiott.
bee acted like a s� Antaas on the
amendments that no tea cities of
towns in Ontario interpret it in ex-
ectly the same way.
The question of revising the Muni-
cipal, Assessment and Local Im•
provements Acts was ti;scussed,at tht'
spring meeting of the Ontario Muni-
cipal Association At the'' t`me Pre
97'EC
Delicious
question of the 0. A. over smee puree Frelirltt and 3►atil 1" 'tacxg.'
lie first became Conservative leader
He has been soused by sxtrsl lists Sold fn 1111312211411110ZIES p1141 ts. -s"' Ter it.
ieMdele • - brapogiiii grow
ro like Ilan. w F.. Raney, who has datw-
the eatiae he t h
e ivasks4 Tal the gaMelk• ,than good hy:,biaa tie
$upper a more arta -..»•
bi r_attseks on the
WA* oboe aj la w"premier, -s ad he will 1* abused by
mier Ferguson promised to give the ii+skrilloshai tMiiiws►. rano: certain Moderation League leaders
matter irrtinediate attention. He huerow that the plebiscite is over. Be.
appointed a committee to carry out 'amp soar- a fore he wax returned to power Mr. '
the work and it is expected that the , tt, . Ferguson promised that there would
ve a ssociatian wi ► flirt be a vote on the subject lie he wits con -
asked to Present its views.
�'�
Under the Assessment Act as it _
now stands there are three levies au-
thorised, a real property ter, anti,
come ter and s business tax. Pi
some municipalities all three of these
exeeuti f theA Il 1, "k.� ,
vnet:d there was sufficient sentiment
in favor of a plebiscite, •be promisrd
- 1 '-thet-tile-vote-would ne a fair one, -era'
���.iI he declared he - would abide by the
itaa�rlae i rtiOen verdict of"the people.
These promises. he has carried out
imposts kre employed.. while in other! Isariei W the' PspiJl-•:>r . i ' to the letter, There *re people who
only one or tea of them are made ef- Uril at, d• �" denounced Mr.' Ferguson for giving *
feetive. This -lack of uniformity ,ex- lame vote, but the size of the hallo:
+ against the 0. T. A.Je In »self a jus-.
tends to the preparation sif ssfttisx *Mit... ....-......•.,-tifleation•-for-"hie-•action..,ballot
mens mils. to enforcement, of -local raataaa'quickly atNl itself was approved by both sides. end
Aim► _PIP was simple and unambiguous. Noe
wig keep eho tilnrewt that the people have «ecided for theEsT.
0. T. A., Mr. Ferguson has announc-
ed .that it will be effeettveiy enforced.
The first step has been an appeal by
Hon. W. F. Nickle for assistance to
Ewa figasaair sawn' a bast Ottawa, although the :King Govern-
1•6040.� deep- iv 'Ment is not sympathei::c- and not
improvementlegislation. and to the
compilation of -voters', -Batas -Every
town and city has ifs own way of in-
. 1,- terpreting and applying the statutes;
city solicitors- disagree as to • the in -
our Ganaolan oin terpretation af numerous amend -
constantly called upon for Alava.
ments; the provincial authorities are
Alava.
Gnu ,. .__ and the •general result is a situation
much help 'can be looked for in that
resemblih . Iiiketteaforeebd#ltiiy. • quarter.
.CANADIAN BOND INVESTMENTS Canada are $1,080,1051000 acid 'ism• Supliort the Govern
menet' 1 . I isnow a to the law-abiding eiti-
t'4hkt care the milts from Dia. parts ZSd3,646.g0t1 fv-tlreftmrlth .. 'toldb ekx�b,.iit il,li� .. �._t ._.. ii. . __..
ending August 31st, thus showing a . (Beaverton Express) n apse' ler t forbtloi- zens of Ontario, the people who re -
favorable bode 4 P ' favorable trade balance. "'Fox Populi,' Vox Dei" and the ot6isar silatat Aja; speet law end order, irrespective of
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!i. The profits on Canadian invest- voice alias spoken in no uncertain •. _ ___ ; , their private opinions,, to tend. their •'
.,..,..ie, ,... Dominion t...«pr it o►t•i,«rt_ CANADA'S rit1Ct3TT2T.T.! tltiatt+,AT _ +....�..+�.►.. . ri..tMtlw,a all�i..t aid to the enforcement of the ,a''.
every aaaiata see in carrying out the the history of that big - weekly have
dada► of the land. Mr. Ferguwn and their readers been offered such value.
Mr. Nickle alone cannot enforce the The sub.cription price is only $2.00 a
O. q. 111. year for the big 72 page weekly, the
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list of ;10,000 for those who make
•the beat estimate of thetatotal num-
ber of votes to be polled at the next
general - election in Canada. The
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hots 'Full particularsWill he ' found
in that paper. The Family Herald
also offers sack'subscriber for 1926 a
most beautiful art calendar with a
very fine .picture, subjept .entitled
"The Sale of Oki Dobbin. --Never in
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dispose of them at the present time Q.-•-SVhat is Canada's possibl:, in Canada That the' first experiments REDUCED Prliate.,..2 c. ttiibaea faith in Mr, Ferguson: getting 1n y
and this In addition to the gait -edge wheat output', in the modern ideas of the structure .
ole. mid •lti.sosa� at .!.+�* , i The Kincardine' Review :las not'much
support from the temperance people.
security they have offered. All of the of matter Were carried out end' the f;,• • - rather cynieally remarking
A• --The Editor of the Londoin'Ec credit, belongs in somemeasureto .
twelve Government issues and r aglow. '' � �. "Those who voted for if will
rola-
onomist says that i£ at the end of ten
years' Bina Canada produces double tific revolution. These discoveries
ONTARIO'S- • MINING -PROGRb ;the -amount of wheat: that she. -doieg originally l commenced strewn tido,
Q. ---What it the degre '.of. progreee today,. it will be readily absorbed by
veraity. ,
in Ontario mining 3. the world. The 1,itiited States wtl
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THE USL,FR 1;.di4III.,Y >
a ate the Osier int
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. Wh Y
hes looking to Canada
world says T l k
firs slat.
g
furl.
showed
the t
during
it d d
four
th clack*. A Th O1 #
suede have increased in value. Canada resulting in a 'i'er.table scien-
A.-The mining industry' of On. 'soon . consume all • it ..gro s.. :The ....r cr '1 ': ,. 1
monthas of 1924 a value af $37,997,000a to make up for. a export .--- a Osier family Inco a
as egairtat $35,212,000 in' the sante f cies of the United States. Russia is men of outstanding ability in Sir Ed;.
period of 1923. Gold leads the list not to be feared as a ileal :wheat era. Mon 'nun Osler who diad recently in Tor.
with- .*11,810,000 as compared with' porting country for a decade. . , onto, ,the late Sir '4'William, Osier who
28,648,988 last year, doubling the CANADA'S WESTERN WHEAT * won' renown on two continents' the
amount firs _al of 1913. Silver Mel CROP vA.LuE' late B. B. Oiler, K. C, one of .Can=
ado's moat brit/Wit criminal lawgers't
Browsed in quantity and. nickel held .' .....What is the. estimated value of and the late Hon: Featherstone Osier >>C:liff
i s own as it Is finding new uses since the 1924 wheat crop in tele Canadian who watt a judge for many years. sWX
the war. tweet ?° !
A. - The estima#ed wheat crop• •vu+ t � AS. A. PA�if�lElt
1ue' of the +Canadian West in 1924 is -
3'1
CROW'S 'Zr'tT PASS . HON GEORGE BROWN MY { 3
Q.»-•1Vhere - 'is the Crow's • ;est.
Passand variatist 8380 000,000 d the exit' Q -°-When and where was 'Edon'
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A.---Cron:`s Neat' PAW* in South-Iyielda are above the,avcrage in quarts Geo. Brown farmer 7 ,
Iia eo own founder'
i a A. -The n. Br
t n sic Geo. t d es
ern Alberta. ;The name at?pla +mss tc a Y P -' of the Toronto Globe, -and a.leader of,
pass; mountain, . lake, station and ' "AUSTRALIAN TRADE /PRE-ATVthe Liberal arty in Cana r yo many
river. The 'quotidian Geo ra tiie,lAustralianTrade a p r :tor a x
8 P Q. ---What is the- .. •yE,q�� As weal as a Father of Cgnfed- -
Board has decided . that the correct .Treaty 2 enation, was also , a . farmer. The
epelling is Crowsiteet. The Pallice'r : A. --Australia is : said to be from; famous Row Park Perin on the banks -
F -x . d ititnt of 1859 marks the Crow
log a trade treat under which that of the .Grand River near Bran
River and another 1 period Crow Neat River and Pass,
iznp , of the name g ye Brantford
country will give Canada certain cone was the scene of his fermata activity. -
': cessions of probable lfltnor'tance to - This sphere' of. his life, while giving-
are
S OPINYON OF CANADA. Canadian manufacturers, • although' Ilam a
great deal of pleasure, was'not
Q. -What opinion of Canada hee Canada give`s Australia her 'full pre,- a financial' success. .
Roger W Babson' statistician anti ference. Canada -Australia trade THE BEGINNINGS Ok'
economist* jshows a decrease tatterry. VICTORIA,. B. C
A. -Mr. Babson says: "Were 1 a s:CANADA'S SCIENTIFIC ' Q. ---What ' were the beginnings of
a young man I would not stay five min» 1 - aISCOVERINS Victoria, B. 0. ? „-
Y
theS, but would eotne
s in
ides*t Q. --What are some .of Canada's A. -Victoria, E. C,.,` ibegsn as a
over to yoiir rant country and, blare scientific discoveries v ': !Hudson's Bay fort known as Fort.
Canada -,is in the best Position of atiy d b io y peC r
. „ .•. majority quite,.. res . Wble •enoutrh
any owns trail through the bush1 A. -Sir Ernest Rutherford .of M'e- Victoria in .1842-48„ The first stock
.0es
tones as regards the liquor traffic in
Ontario; The people want none of ii.
l'o thefourth- time--th Governmen
has been told this and front present
appearances: is prepared to accept the
situation with good grace. Premier
Ferguson has intimater: that his pre
vote promises will be fully carried
out and the' law omit exists: be pro-
perly The peas
enforced, firmly xif
l .:and p
x y
pie will look for a faithful respect to
their wishes. The extraordinary, vote
which emanated from, the cities of the
province iTt opposition to the Act •and.
wjtit:h • is already .having its, effect up-
on the politicians of those centres in-
- the demand for ,what they would de.
nominate "remedial - legislation" is
nothing short of buttcom 90,040.aa n,
e r o �vorl toil havingGill University', Montreal, says. To *de and hastier* were of a temporary for the G,ovcrnin Tit's comprehension �ksor7l� r�lhfd, 4.efe.
mno y tt--iii d Q
now sit back and do nothing' to-
ward . enforcing it. They . will
leave that to a .Government to
which they -denied control. Maui -
.
any: -
:. of.them rejoice' in Mr. �. erguson's
emphrassment and will give bite
the "acme -'assistance' that -the
committee of one., hundred gave
Sir William Hearst, whom they
knifed on the very day they voted
for his'act. Rev, Ben Spence and -
Rev. , T. Albert Moore say now
that the slogan is 'On to Ottawa'' >.
far' federal prohibition, but• they
won't ger for; in that direction.
They never did and.°never will' do'ak:
anything' to embarrass a' Liberal
• Government`, as: Sir. Wilfaci8'Ts►ur
ier could' testify were -he .aitve.
It was :only after his defeat in
b 'rn
nrt-
theyr
1911 thatart t
hp
beg
rine a Federal Government."
t' There is some justice in this Meet:-
There
eer:
There is no question, that, Ron. W 'il • •
Hearst, who gave the-Provinee'of On-
tario prohibition, was not 'supported -
at the polls by the tetiiperence Theo.
pie. However, we refuse . to believe v.rrrr
Elf CAN
Slnrta abut, turn_ bolt aetion. 22 eon -
bre. shootlar alt sloes up. to fa Louie
Rifle. or 25 setibite .haotisz Oben And
Lone rim Cr. ascus, nilrrei or 'inset
steel. Genuine oiled Walnut stock. sae;
tr halt' -sick on bolt. 1?ur, silver brad
lrbt. E#,il; taker demur for sarr1ing.
Puller irusranteea. Order "tttrouRh roar
local store or dtrret b, Parser Post
C.O.D. Write for lita•atnrs.
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that the- people of Ontario will calm- '
giveFerguson'
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_- r -. o Canada goes the credit of being the charactervhi.l, i.4la,' .�1,eweld °'
overcome 'r6 per :cent. of the difDkul- even if it does come from farmers brurckl . disappear with.
h country where the foundations were' and extended until colnpTeted'in 181?. 7 „y pP
a is lie as was re-
ties of the adjustment period. hayseeds, and as e n ra,
laid of the"discoveries which are now When the Fort was torn down 'a
,,Tiff:LATEST EXPORT AND:. revolutionizing the'theor±�cs of chem -a.
ti • IMPORT TTA 14A istry and physics in all pares of the
' . Q. -•--'What is the latest export and world and will, in the course of a very
import figures z,' ' few years, exert a very tremendous
' Are --The latest` export figures fot 'few
effect on the industrial life." it was
marked by one vigorous an rndig- ,y� ,y
1902,: the timber: was found to be as n nt ci s ake%'wiho bolds inti-
sounda ty . Pe y ` ' t%il latui` '
as when first used: mater' that the "Wets" would, if Mr:-
CANADA'S F his plod-
y ou-feel•rf heart
A S FISHERIES Ferguson dared to carry out P,, d ,
Q.. What -was the value of Can- ges, proceed to defeat hint as: they did mos •
Jara3tl Z. "futws 3q
odes fishery production in 1923? Sir William Hearst, which meant
A. -The production from Canada's that the plain duty vs the Prohihi-
fisheries and canneries in 1928 totals tionlst, if his temperance prineit;lea
led *42,565.546, ritiincltColu over . 1P22pro- are anything . more thanp; a sham s HEATof S?65,336 Brrtrsh Columbia pro- should give his solid su port to the1Lr.0 P . ,
i3 seg t
dared nearly .half of this #ota1, or Covernnient in the effort tad cit rg
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Its the ?Wirral Election of 1021 there were 3,110.300 votes cast .
out of a total of 4,435,310 names Ott the voters list. -
Ile* many votes will be rolled in the next Federal 1':lection ;'
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VANATTER & MOTEL,
wi A.RM►11a*,ON►1
year's catch was salmon, next hall- • The Ideal Horne
but, third lobster, fourth, cod. • (Canadian Statesman3
STOPS-BACkACHE-
YELLOWBEAD PASS The first essentials of the ideal i' ••' , " _ .."`"�"."�"""' s
Q. -What was the origin of 'Cel= home and the., ideal family. are can- i The heat of red peppers tikes the
Towhead PASS ? stunt love, confidenee, devotion, un- ; rtsuctia' from+y Sara, lame back. It can
A.-The origin of "Y eRawhead rasa selfishness, willingness to .spend inti I iiurt a�.oui. audit certainly •ends the.
haft tea explknktions. The probable' be spent in the ` service of . one ani ; tattote atomic • i., ,••
other- The Total home ies;onel wketa : When- yam are suffering too you. Can,
one ze that it derives its name from „the children shall say: "When We ' hardly get around, lust try Ited Pepper
a French-Canadian named Decolane. marry and have homes of our own. - Itub,:and lose RMill have the quickest -re.
hassuch eon eiti»
Nothing c
• liefknown, T4 i
a
what
whohid.his furs atis now Tete, �
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;eyed :a � fir
love ands
the • wlah to to be eu
Jayne Cache from Hair; fact that the 'her And inother love each other.'" it ° tratea, licutit3'atitig haat as tied peepers
trapper had Sellae her. 1s where the eons are taught respect just as. soon as pply Red haat, CANADIAN' LIFE I,,�iSURANC",E for all women by the deference aro er Rub,yan will. feel the t glint Tat,
n three minutes it warms a $avec. spot
Q. --What is the *rewta of Cann- kindness . of 'their father to tlheit through and through. Pahl and"sons.
than lite insurance 4 mother' it is where daughters /earn ness are gone.
A. ---Companies skiing over 83 per from their mother's patient example Ask any (tutgest for a. jar of Rooks
cent. of Canadian life insurance bus,- how , beautiful a thing wifely- atr,l lied' Pepper:Rub. Be store to get each the 1 sect' .--lea the g¢aaitie with the name Rowles air each
July 31, 1924, of 2291,000,000 as beauty of daily unselfish devotion tt,
against 2.tI4,,000,000 the previous h 11 It is where the
year. "A country is not bankrupt :sun s iadngf lave that it softens ever?:
that can go yon buying life insurance
privation, ennobled every bomb!.
at that rater duty, And stimulates. constantly all
noble and unselfish aims. This ideal
Boo* �,,,,,,,,,,g pimples can never be attained where there e-
and
nota fairly equal' reciprocity in de•
EY motion, labor, and seIfdenial, between
ARE CAUSED ^�• the different rtrrmbeirs of the family
Bad Here is • the rock on which many n
'�pbee the blood gets out of order it family is wreeked after it has hail s1
Is oaf natural that both;' pimples. or propitious launching. It is /fossil&
.otne ot'te'r indieatkin of .b blood for devotion on the tine of one tc ,
should hook tit• of tit. syatetn.
breed ftelflshnwi^tu On the Part of an.
`� anter.
What you nr,`ii. wheat' tltl't arrant."io a - Tom,, Character of the Vete
goon untie to build up the system and
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put the blood tete proper shape. o;f'axmex+' Sun)
For this purpsas there is aethiag of In rstimating the strength of the
the saorbet Wiay to equal
mejorityr polled for'the O. T. A. slit
character of the vote' suet on early
- aide ashoald not be Overlooked. While
miry .wall -meaning,' people dtelercd
for Government control, the fact rata
not be omitted from the ealculat!o»
that the rasjority of those who vett`
against eoatinrsneo of Prohibit,rn
nice in Toronto and other large can•
ter.. l!Dpeeiroen Ilatit of names adde+t
to the register in the rtty immediate.
ly *forst the 28Td, and published ir�
tie Toevoto altar, show an alarm? -1* „
proportion .f aa,saai originating in M
�l rarnape. It should be
fl rebsr 'wool aaliotwsd that in Teronti
pledging and per'seaitutiatar have tot
nese report skies during year ending me r y a ton tw rn, a pub*,
w the goodofall. e er
Its L. A. Deiibert, Allow Bios,
wsrN.i►s-«Iwe ietsrsl;. yews I was
tr.ablid with Mlle aa4 pimples- I
tt•isdyf trishaw* hot esald get
s. marks. "Woo took Rondoeit Itiee4
!littera sad b.eeare fro* of ay trs+able•
Itis tM .al I took that fled
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