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In
the
owuty
;urt
'if
Prince
Knix-rt,
nnHirii
i
i-nwe
iuiimti.
jtmea
Sheddim,
I'lalutirr.
Jonepli
Held,
Defendant.
By
rlrtuo
ot
t
wan
tut
if
t
mum,
In
ihln
si
lion,
ami
to
nil-
dln-iti
d,
I
hve
nelzed
tat:
W.
J.
BOWSER
DISCUSSES
THE
ELECTION
ISSUES
IN
SKAT
ING
RINK.
(continued
from
page
ono)
;
tonight
to
show
that
such
not
the
case."
King
administration.
.Never
be-fore
in
the
history
of
Canada
had
it
been
necessary
for
pri
vate
people
to
spend
$20,000
lo
force
a
government
to
do
lis
duly
and
Mr.
Howser
expressed
the
hope
that
it
would-
never
happen,
again.
The
speaker
that
he
would
not
raise
his
voice
against
one
of
his
ministers
who
was
not
doing
his
duty
because
of
the
Jear
of
the
effect
in
Que
bec
province.
Whn
Mackenzie
King
would
do
nothing,
the
Mer
chants'
Protective
Association
placed
the
Information
in
th
hands
of
Hon.
11.
It.
Stevens
whe
brought
the
mailer
up
in
Ihe
House
and
was
responsible
for
he
formation
of
the
invesliga
ion
committee.
'
Irregularles
Mr.
Howser
referred
lo
man
nstances
of
irregularities
that
had
been
brought
before
th"
committee
in
sworn
evidence.
He
iled
the
Halifax
liquor
ware
house
scandals
where
boats
hn.
loaded
liquor
for
foreign
destin
lions
only
to
return
ft
to
Noj
Scoiia
illegally.
Hoals
cleared
from
Halifax
for
Peru,
a
fou-months'
trip,
and
returned
in
four
days.
According
to
clear
ancc
and
entry
papers,
threo
rips
couid
be
made
to
tin
Hahamas
in
five
days.
Hoat-
leared
with
cargoes
of
liqub.
for
St.
Pierre
and
Miquelon
Islands
where
there
was
liquor
It
burn.
The
situation
became
so
bad
that
the
clergy
of
Nova
Sco-
la
got
logeidei
and
orouerh
matters
io
the
attention
of
Mackenzie
King
but
they
did
not
en
receive
a
reply.
Millions
or
dollars
were
being
iost
to
th-'
government
coffers
through
smuggling.
A
lioat
belonging
to
William
Duff,
a
government
member,
had
been
caught
laden
with,
liquor
within
the
three
mile
mil
but
the
vessel,
though
seiz
ed
by
a
government
cruiser
and
fined,
was
released
and
the
fine
ordered
remrtled.
The
Mounted
'olice
had
been
taken
away
from
the
Quebec
border
because
thev
were
interfering
with
smuggling
and
placed
under
the
orders
of
Inspector
Hisaillon
at
Montreal
who
was
involved
in
smugglinsr
and
bootlegging.
Mr.
Howser
tiiSn
referred
to
the
scandals
in
which
Hisaillon
was
involved
and
charged
Hon.
Jacques
Hureau
with
connivance
therein.
The
minister,
inspectors
and
even
the
civil
service
commissioners
weri
recipients
of
pesents
of
liquor.
In
connection
with
the
smug
gling
of
priso.i
made
eoods
from
Inited
stales
into
Canada,
Mr
Howser
-stated
that
three
firms
alone
l.ad
bought
8250,000
worth
of
such
goods
!n
a
year
al
the
expense
of
Canadian
fac
tories
which
were
compelled
io
close
down.
Life
In
Senate
The
minister
who
had
been
charged
with
Jereliction
of
duty.
Mr.
jJow-.er
said,
had
been
sen
tenced
to
life
in
the
Senate
at
a
salary
of
$1,000
per
year.
That
Mas
the
way
Mackenzie
King
went
about,
cleaning
out
tho
Senate
which,
he
had
talked
so
much
about.
In
order
to
be
able
to
look
their
constituents
in
the
face.
Mr.
How
ser
declared
that
the
Progressives
lwd
been
compelled
to
withdraw
from
the
support
of
the
Liberals,
so
vile
were
the
disclosures
in
the
private
reports
of
the
cus-
f
0m-i.r.iant
the
foiiow-i
wms
(commitlee
to
which
the
ONE
FORD
CAR
All
r
which
iisll
c,rr,-r
for
le
it
Tublir.
Auction
for
ninli
on
Wednesday.
Hi
Isl
rtj
or
Seiiti-iulwr.
Hit.
t
J.JO
u'rkH'k
In
the
flvmuiin.
it
thv
nrn
rr
Joterli
Ilrowti.
njiKmlte
U.
c.
I'Dderukrrs,
11
AT
ID
it
I'liiiip
ItuiH-rl
Anr.
il.
1I6.
8.
A.
MIAKUSON.
!5
Sticrrirr
of
the
Count);
ui
i
-mice
ituperi.
TIMBER
SALE
X8109.
Tlwrc
wilt
te
offered
for
!
it
I'uhllc
Auniott,
ii
noon
on
the
(3rd
day
or
Auit
10
lii
learn
will
be
allowed
fur
re.
ttwval
f
Utnber.
Provided
Jiial
any
one
unable
to
attend
the.
aurtluii
Jn
feman
may
aubinlt
a.
aealed
tender
tu
he
vpeued
at
Hie
hour
of
auction
and
ireatrd
as
n
bid.
Fnrtlier
partlailarsfof
the
Chief
J'orev
ter.
V'lrtorlar
8.
C,
or
PIMrlrt
Foreter.
rrln(e
Kuinri,
D.
C.
members
had
access
but
which
J
was.
Mr.
Howser
then
plunged
into,
the
whole
question
of
the
cus-j
loms
probe
tracing
events
lead-;
itlt.
lit,
t
i
Ilia
Inviiadivo
I
tjiti
r.nml
the
time
complaints
had
been
made
by
tl.3
Merchants
Protective
Association
as
to
smuggling
Until
IliP
l-pnnrl
nt
llin
nirlin.
were
not
published.
And
the
Li-1
berals
now
came
back
and
asked
for
support
after
being
guilty
of
vileness
o
disgusting
that
even
the
Progressive
and
Labor
members
could
no
longe
support
the
government.
Mr.
Howser
appealed
lo
Ihe
women
by
slatlmg
that
it
was
his
hope
that
tl'ey
would
tend
liy
.
their
-votes
to
elevate
public
life
by
refusing
to
countenance
immorality
or
wrong
do
ing.
Mr.
fc?lork
knew
what
wn
in
uk,
ur.
iio,
in
in
jne
in:
omte
unite
ul
or
me
lur
uisinci
uiiinci'
.
...
roretr,
1'rime
nuiert.
a.
the
Ucem-e.
those
c.,
'
private
reports.
Mr
Howser
XS10V.
to
rut
S.mJtf.oOo
ft
or
Spruce."
,
.
.
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.
,
,
,
,
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ItIiilr-lr
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Till
1lf
UlUlll.lil
liHl-n
fit
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A'Am
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l.l.tiH.
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uin'ui.ji
iir.
iiilv
his
confidence
and
telling
them
what
was
Jn
those
reports,
if
the
contenls
of
those
reports
were
o
unspeakable
that
they
could
not
be
told,
then
-It
was
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For
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The
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committee
appointed
-by)
Ume
llial
,he
women
expressed
the
government
had
resulted
inUlcir
disai),)rovai
Uy
voting
for
Speaking
of
Mackenzie
King's
request
for
dissolution,
Mr.
Howser
likened
it
toJ
asking
'Unit
the
Jury
be
dismissed
before
it
had
rendered
its
verdict.
Mr.
King
had
no
right
to
ask
for
dissolution
or
to
have
it
granted.
Then
when
claimed
that
Mackenzie
King.-11-
Mcl"en
"a"
"
10
el
knew
of
ii,p
r:.r.lifv
.n.i
'
vii.
Ihe
business
of
the
session
coin-
ness
in
the
customs
service-bui
Mr.
Howser.
Old
Age
Pensions
Regarding
Ihe
Old
Aae
Pen-
Liberals
knew-
H
would
be
turned
i
CASH
&
CARRY
GROCERY
?IXTH
STREET
MONDAY
OUR
ITALIAN
PRUNES
Will
Arrive
Monday
Per
box
$1.00
A
limited
number
for
sale.
You
can
buy
Fresh
Milk
and
Whipping
Cream
from
us.
It
stands
for
reason
we
can
sell
for
less
our
business
is
Cash
and
Carry.
leader
spoke
of
iiic
Progressives
us
outcasts
of
Parliament
and
promised
If
not
returned
stronger
Uum
berorc
he
would
resign.
For
a
man
in
private
life
to
break
his
word
was
bad
enough
but
what
were
they
to
say
of
a
man
who'
did
it
in
public?
Such
a
man
had
I
to
be
watched
carefully,
lie
asked
'
if
lie
thought
after
the
record
of
,
the
last
ten
months
the
Govern
ment
Should
go
back.
The
voice
of
the
people,
ho
believed,
was
ifor
clean
government.
King
broke
his
promise,
placed
himself
in
the
hands
of
the
Progressive
out
by
tta
Senate
and
sent
it
up
I"y.
a
party
mai
sioou
lor
iree
Iradc
(applause
from
the
rear
for
that
very
purpose.
Mr.
How-
scr
pointed
out
that
Liberal
mem-
seals).
Free
trade,
was
not
the
hers
of
the
Senate
from
Quebec
King
policy.
Mr.
King
believed
had
deliberately
absented
them-."1
safeguarding
wo
iihJusines.
selves
so
the
bill
would
be
de-j
k
was
really
the
prime
mm-featved.
The
whole
thing,
Mr.
ter
of
Canada
lor
the
vast
ten
Howser
charged,
was
a
canvou-j
immlhs.
The
fiscal
policy
of
the
Huge
as
far
as
the
Liberals
werej,:,,"'i,rv"v''
wa
e
of
protec-concerned.
Mr.
Meighen,
on
the,,io
industries
by
,
moderate,
other
ham!,
declared
that
ho
fav-
tariff.
Were
they
going
to
allow
ored
old
age
pensions,
but
he
ue
chaotic
condition,
of
Ihe
plete.l
by
sending
the
Liberal
wauled
a
workable
act.
Mr.
Jjr0UI
system
io
continue?
me
government
s
own
bills
up
for
Meighen
had
given
Ihe
underlak-
"UI"
of
.Ihe
party
system
had
lloyal
Assent,
Mr.
Mackenzie
King
ing
that
he
would
call
a
confer-
cmu'
ai,d
,llc
power
was
to
be
had
blocked
this
being
done
by
ence
of
the
provinces
on
this."1'
1,10
iwup'e.
moving
adjournment.
Mr.
How-
matter
and,
if
no
agreement
could!
P'8"
Traps
ser
nointed
to
such
a
narallel
in
be
reached,
the
federal
irovern-l
Mr-
,,ra,I"
then-took
up
the
the
Hrilish
Columbia
legislature
menl
would
lake
care
of
the
mat-
maUi'r
of
fish
traps
and
tlenied
when
Col.
Prior's
government
had
ler
itselr.
,
lbat
bf
I'0'1
,,',,
1,ack
aMything
been
dismissed
aipf
Sir
IUchard)
Short
and
lnlerestlnB
i"'
m,u
Kal,!
wr
Uu'r
MeHrtie
called
upon
to
lake
over
Al
Ihls
point.
Mr.
Howser
re-'
'I
a,,l
h
wanle.l
the
Daily
News
the
reins
of
government.
II
was
marked
that
he
had
spoken
longer
lo
,,,i,k'
a
"Pccial
mile
of
this.1
a
case
of
where
Col.
Prior
had
than
he
had
intended.
As
Am-
,,e
v3"1"'
that
Fre.l,
seen
his
duly,
bill.
where
Macken-
bassador
Harvey
had
said,,
the
s,ork
wa
110
I"wr
a
friend
at
zie
King
haiCf'ailed
to
see
his
res-
ideal
-pc,ech
was
like
the
ladles'
,"p
IroIIen.
He
went
back
to
ponsibilify.
!
skirl
just
long
enoush
to
cover
November
5.
1931,
when
the
Ca-,
Then
regarding
dissolution.
Mr.'
the
subject
and
Just
short
enough
Mdian
Fishing
(kimpany
made
its
Howser
said
that
lnsl
lis
the
191fi
lo
be
interestine.
He
(
Mr.
How-
f"1
apldiealioil
for
traps
at
narliament
had
been
dissolved
sol
ser.
regrelled
that
his
speech
W'iicm
Island.
On
December
I
of
!iad
parliament
been
dissolved
in
mtgni
not
have
heen
short
toil.
When
Sir
Wilfrid
Latirier'enough.
.
Ihat
licenses
would
be
grante.1
al
was
premier.
A
cri-ds
arose
on.
Concluding.
Mr.
Howser
askedt
"
"'"
,Mttn,,
a"
iwgiisii
a
Ihe
quesdion
of
reciprocity
while
if
there
was
to
be
another
stale-
vn",,r
as"i
ror
al
Pierre
is-
Sir
Wilfrid
I.aurier
va
In
Kiir'mnl
In-
r.arliamonl
r
If
ll.r
''
ns
also
granted,
land.
He
cabled
to
Ottawa
be-
was
to
I.e
a
imn.
h!
unvJ
ln
-Ma-
l,2j
ucallons
for
the
tween
Friday
and
Monday
and
ernmenLthat
would
be
able
lo
i"p
were
nwde
and
construction
asked
for
dissolution
which
was
carry
on
Ihe
country's
business.
'9"""wl'
"
J"p
i
nranted
in
spite
of
the
fact
that
As
an
indication
that
Mr.
Meighen
e"!"'
tHf
Mf
5
0aeh
va
'w,lt
members
had
risen
on
Friday
was
poing
to
win.
Mr.
Htnvser
re-
I,,r
,vm
,rnv
m"
m
June
,J
with
the
understamlinir
lltat
Ihe
ferred
In
II.h
niinil,.r
nt
p.iI
Hi
a,,'r
11
P'"'.
Iiliil
oeen
niade,
II
House
would
sit
again
on
Monday.
Conservative
had
gained
in
the
wa
derided
that
the
trap
license
-
.....
'Jiill.l
tint
1.
am
mm,.
I
m.I
"IT
dissolution
was
proper
in
the
1925
election
and
Ihe
number
the
"r
case
of
Laurier
was
it
not
also
Progressives
and
Liberals
had
Mr-
,,ra,'
t'u'n
r,',,,
N""
,wo
in
the
rase
of
Meiglicn?"
asked
lost.
The
Conservathc
nartv
hail
'?ni
wincii
were
recenuy
risen
from,
the
position
of
third
"
lt'
rum
pje
i
.
in
strenglh
to
first
and
it
was
,1,e
1a,,"
-NeWs
,n
w,cl'
Mr
s,Mrk!
stiU
gaining.
The
party
needed
"fr"1
,,,a,
a
ihv
Pmpany
had,
sions
which
it
was
claimed
the
only
six
seals
for
a
majority
and
wp"
promise
uie
licenses
ia!(
Tory
Senate
killed.
Mr.
Howser.
ten
for
a
working
majority.
The
par
,,c
wouW
'not
opioe
their,
said
Ihatlhe
Conservatives
In
the
decreased
majorities
of
the
Lib-
bf,nt
'or
that
year
onlyj
House
knew
the
bill
as
constituted
erals
in
Quebec
Indicated
that
the
a4
Ion
a
Uie
nitany
was
notl-j
could
not
be
effective,
but
they
pendulum
was
swinging
even
In
fied
that
from
that
lime
on
there,
had
allowed
it
In
tins
n
lh:il
It
that
nrnvinee
Inuar.l
(he
I'jinwr.
Would
be
no
traps.
eouJd
not
be
said
they
opposed
valives.
Mf-
1,,'r
a'l
'.at
Fre.l
old
age
pensions.
The
provinces!
Looking
to
Melghen
tork.
when
asking
for
the
vole(
were
called
upon
to
share
in
tho
Canada
jn
1923.
Mr.
Howser
01
"
HI),P
a"
,,Pn,,H
n,7"
payment
of
the
pensions
without;
said,
showed
that
it
did
not
want
,r"-r
Ul
u,c
'
'"
havlne
twen
en,n1le.i
as
the
'.
Mackenzie
Kiita
anr
lonser.
IIU
Ctme!
ansl
it
liatt
bon
dons?
writli-
r-oirservalives
fell
they
should
be.'
unsportsmanlike
conduct
and
the
,ul
''Is
consent
or
the
ronenl
of:
Quebec,
where
the
church
lookicustoms
revelations
had
not
im-!"
"istrr?..
m
ian
nr
of
its
his
since
then.'DM,n
w
empua-
e
ami
nan
sam
fidre
ior
and
aged,
would
proved
position
not
consent
to
it
and
the
allor-'The.
ireople
were
looking
toward"
r
ney
general
of
Hrilish
Columbia
on
two
occasions
had
written
that
this
province
did
not
concur
with
Ihe
province
contributing:
a
share.
Mr.
Howser
charged
that
the
bill
Meighen
in
their
desire
for
lej!.w,,fw,M
mter:
,,e
claimed
that
constitutional
discussion
ami
more
prosperity.
Stability
in
the
tariff
was
needed
and
more
population,
as
the
great
Dominion
was
had
only
been
introduced
to
paci-rich
in
great
resources
given
her
fy
J.
S.
Woodsworth,
the
Winnl-'by
nature.
peg
Labor
member,
and
that
the!
"Above
all,"-
Mr.
Howser
con
eluded,
"there
is
needed
a
government
wllh
a
working
majority
ami.
if
the
people
of
Prince
llu-
pert
do
their
share
toward
that
Stork
was
plivirw
u
double
nine
to
either
side.
Owing
ti
the
ehangn
of
government
he
had
Wen
able
lo
gel
the
telegrams
from
the
files
at
Ottawa.
It
was
time
they
called
a
halt
and
part
polities
was
buried.
Mr.
Hrady
then
excused
the
act
of
the
Meighen
Oovemmenl
in
granting
the
license
by
slat
in
j
(hat
he
did
not
know
Ihe
rondi-
end.
they
will
support
Hrady
andj10"-,
A
n
as
the
matter
had
send
him
to
Ottawa
like
all
the!,H-"
u'r"
'
'l
",c
other
constituencies
which
are
helping
to
elect
Meighen
and
bring
prosperity
lo
Canada
In
the
next
ten
years."
Brady
Speaks
Mr.
Hrady,
who
Is
evidently
beginning
to
feel
the
strain
or
the
campaign,
asked
his
audience
to
distinguish
between
the
sham
and
the
real
m
this
campaign.
When
petty
polities
blinded
people
those
who
stood
between
in
such
mailer
were
not
the
ones
who
sought
the
well
-being
of
the
country.
He
believed
in
Ihe
old
motto:
"Trust
censes
had
been
cancelled.
lie
was
not
speaking
half
truth,
hul
dealing
with
farts.
Mr.
Hrady
closed
by
saylns
he
would
answer
Ihe
queslinnairre
of
the
Labor
Parly
and
the
Native
Sons
and
when
he
did
so
he
believed
both
would
be
satisfied.
He
hail
no
axe
to
riud.
He
was
out
to
work
for
the
people
and
not
for
himself.
NOTICE
SI.
Ilegis
Cafe
for
sale
as
a
going
concern.
Offers
will
bo
the
peop,e."
What
he
wanted
j(.r
Void.
thai
dale
assets
will
be
rxesn
nauan
i-runes,
lug
poxes
na
wneuter
me
a.ioerai
par-
A
,0(.
opportunity
Wif
exneri
$1.25
'X
was
jutiryinff
itself.
I
hal
Vnc..,l
restauranteur
Apply
I.
Crab
Apples,
for
jelly,
per
lb.
5c
was
the
issue
for
all.
Were
tho;
av
Fuller,
Custodian
10
Highest
quality
Preserving
Pea-'
people
satisfied
that
Mackenzie
.
:
r
dies,
per
crate
S1.55,lvtng
and
the
Liberals
were
doing
Cooking
Apples,
cood
slock,
lb.
5ci
,,,''r
best
and
had
done
their
QROCEHY
PRICES
Peas,
Corn,
Tomatoes,
per
tin
15o
3
tins
Helmonle
Itipe
Olives
50c
I'mpress
Strawberry
Jam,
I
lb.
tin
75c
Alymer
Strawberry
Jam,
4
lb.
tin
70c
Rogers
Syruji,
2
Ib.
thi
.....
20o
ftogers
Syrup,
5
lb.
tin
.
...,45o
Oranulaled
Sugar,
5
lbs.
for
35o
Sunkist
Oranges,"
zjQ
'fe-ular
50c
value,
ijloz'.
for
,
.
75o
Don't
overlook
our
Pickie
prfces.
Wonder
ful
value,
3
hot.
for
$1.25
Creamery
Hutter,
bricks
....
40o
Fresh
Fggs.
3
doz.
for
....
$1.00
Seedless
Maislns,
per
lb,
...
15o
sterling
Calsuji.
a
few
bottles
left
at
3
for
,
,
S0o
Fruit
and
Vegetables
at
Lowest
Princes.
best
for
the
jeople
of
Cnnadnf
Mr.
Hrady
then
showed
a
reat
interest
in
the
'Daily
News
and
from
time
to
time
referred
to
'hat
paper
and
its
editor.
He
said
her
A
M
A
ni
A
M
crnriir
,-
how
how
luipo
impos-
r41"!!:
CIWIVC
warned
him
lo
show
sible
it
would
be
for
the
Liberals
to
go
back,
Heferrtna
lo
the
cusloms
scan-
daJ,
"Mr.
Hrady
quoted
from
Mac
kenzie
htns,'.
He
urged
that
those
who
were
Independent
voters
'and
not
party
ollOwc'M
should
place
In
power
a
government
best
ublc
to
give
-clean,
administration.
He
claimed
that
King
failed
as
a
statesman,
legislator
and
leader.
At
the
last
'election
everything
was
in
favor
(Of
Mackenzie
King,
but
he
had
lost
ground.
Now
when
evei-yihlntf
was
against
hlni
he
was
bound
lo
lose
out
more.
In
the
lust
campaign
the
Liberal
FROM
MONTRflL
TO
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seiil.
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k-i
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senl,
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t.
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to
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it.
ilrt.
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seni.
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sent
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at
Plymouth.
KaMnnimrt.
Money
order,
rirafla
and
travellera'
rheqnes
at
lowent
ritea.
fun
Infnrinatlon
frr,m
InealArent.
or
itmnf-anrl
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s".
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Saturday
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g
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txpm
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methods
of
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who
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uch
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when
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tlcal
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0ur
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concerning
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consult
1
win.
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optician.
We
mako
no
charge
for
advice
and
do
not
urn
to
accept
It,
but
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cordially
invite
you
to
m,v.
,0"
want
known
to
ill.
'
lur
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i
.
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ami
itpproved
Iy
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M.
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timni
dons
motion
pirlure
ievat
for
Ihe
first
i
ret-onl
of
Ihe
Canadian
tmliiigtMil
at
Ihe
t
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epic
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soiim
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pttemy
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in
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of
nil
opli
.
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ed
ilowii
Ihe
higways
of
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with
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ami
u
prayer
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and
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t
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i
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