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Achievement

Dveins its term of office the Oliver Gowrnment has, beyond dispute, done more for

the énfranchisement of women and the uplift of the child than possibly any other
political body on this Continent, and all in tle short space of its four years in office.
With confidence based upon the knowledge of its having accomplished these things, it
once more comes hefore the electors and in particular, the women eleetors of the prov-
inee, asking that on election day, December 1st next, they cast their vote for all Liberal
candidates who stand pledged to support and carry out the broad principles of Lideralism
now in force, and which will be continued by the Oliver Government when it once again*
takes its seat as the Government in power a Victoria.

The Oliver Government has given
to the women of British Columbia:

Woman’s franchise.

The Mothers’ Pension Act, one of the most important acts for the benefit

of women ever placed on the statute books of the Province.

A minimum wage for girls and women, raising the minimum salary per
week from ther$4.00 paid in some instances, to $12.75 and over per week,
Equal ‘rights to the mother with the father in the guardianship of mixor
children,

An amendment and improvement to the law respecting the maintenance

of deserted wives. ie
Provision for the appointment of a superintendent of neglected children.

A new adoption act, providing that a child adopted by a family is given

the full legal status of a child born o the fester parents. cin

A juvenile court to which the first woman judge in British Columbia ‘has
been appointed. ;
& more humane and considerate trea ment of the inmates bf the Girls’ In- :
dustrial School and Boys’ Industrial School has been inaugurated. ;
Ar important amendment to the Marriage Act, placing the mother on
equality with the father in the matter of consent to the marriage of a
minor child. ;

‘The Liberal Administration

has revised and improved educational laws and regulations, giving better opportunities
to children in isolated districts to secure an education. its Health Department has given
valuable assistance in the training of rural nurses. It has provided for venereal disease
control. it has broadened the course in ma tual training, domestic science night schools
and agricultural teaching. It has provided schools for mentally deficient children, the
deaf and dumb. It has established a school for the education of the blind, and a pro-
vincial technical school. .It has provided for financing the erection of buildings for the
University of British Columbia. ‘its Health Department has given special attention to
the work of fighting tuberculosis. ‘The death rate from this disease has dropped from
1.23 per thousand of population in 1917-18 to .82 in 1919-20. .
The Oliver Government has more beneficial social and domestic legislation to its credit
than has any or all previous governments of British Columbia, and its efforts in this
direction will be continued. ;

YOUR VOTE FOR THE LIBERAL ©
CANDIDATES ON DECEMBER 1-
Will Ensure a Continuance of These Good Works.

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