questioner
of
the
officers
of
the
Various
departments
through
which
she
was
being
shown.
During
the
tour
a
visit
'was
paid
to
When
Sir
Henry
and
his
party
arrived
at
the
shops
they
were
given
a
musical
welcome
by
the
pipe
and
brass
band
of
the
shops.
Both
of
these
two
organlza-
(Toronto
Globe)
Dean
Inge's
chronic
pessimism
becomes
a
bit
tiresome.
For
years
he
has
been
cheerfully
called
the
"Oloomy
Dean."
and
thorn:
of
his
own
land
who
heard
or
read
his
utterances
good-naturedly
tolerated
his
views.
Now
that
be
has
put
his
blue-ruin
talk
In
a
book
of
fwhat
he
says.
'
It
has
remained
for
a
publication
m
nncither
lanrf
FVi
Mw
Vnrlr
Tf.m1r1
Tribune,
to
give
answer
In
a
review
by
an
able
young
English
novelist,
Frank
Bwlnnerton.
The
charge
laid
by
this
critic
Is
that
the
Dean
is
superficial,
and
that
his
conclusions
are
not
well
founded.
He
claims
that
-the
list
of
books
'consulted,
as
given
by
the
Dean,
shows
that
he
has
taken
shallow
and
unimportant
authorities,
whose
Ideas
be
has
put
In
lest
than-
300
pages.
Mr.
Bwlnnerton
Is
outspoken:
"Dean
Inge's
'England'
la
exactly
the
kind
of
book
that
Is
not
needed
In
a
world
which
cries
for
understanding
between
people
more
loudly
than
for
any-thng
else.
It
is
not
a
Vicious
book,
and
the7
author
is
not
deliberately
a
mis
chievous
person;
and
yet
Dean
Inge
has
for
some
reason-
been
persuaded
to
do
something
which
can
only
do
harm,
because
he
has
aet
down
a
picture
of
his
country
which
Is
almost
as
superficial
as
a
picture
srruld
be.
The
author
has
-neither
exact
knowledge
nor
Imaginative
conception.
He
understands
Plotlnus
better
than
he
understands
Dickens.
.
.
.He
has
attracted
attention
.
by
.his
querulousness,
his
disagreeable
manners,
and
his
dislike
of
all
those
of
'
"hla'fellow-crcatures
Who
cannot
read
the
dead
languages.
He
la
therefore
unfitted
by
temperament
to
write
such
a
book
this
one
upon
the
subject
ot
England
The
curved
sword
or
scimitar
is
the
favorite
weapon
of
war
of
the
'Druses
The
knife
comes
next.
All
warriors
wield
the,
scimitar
with
tremendous
skill
and
'strength.
In
France
all
government
officials
and
members
of
Parliament
have
tree
passes
oh
all
railways,
and
ten
ot
thousands
of
leer
state
employee
re
ct
lv
reduced
rate.
ft
I
.sit.
af
rairj
BAPTIST
SPLIT
ISWIDENING:
NEW
ORO
ANIMATION
FORMED
IV
TORONTO
KNOWN"
AS
KHllUB
j
BAPTISTS"
slonary
"and
educational
work.
The
resolution,
which
was
carried
without
a
dissenting
vote,
read:
"In
Mew
ol
the
present
situation
within
.
the
apprentice
school
room
at
n
hour,the
convention,
and
the
necessity
o:
vhen
class
was
to
session
and
the
establishing
a
fellowship
of
brethren
work
which
was
being
carried
on
by
wno
and
practlce
toe
doctrines,
these
young
men.
as
well
as
the
various!
prlaciplet
an(1
&
rcodeu
of
equipment
which
they
have;UsU
ag
HOaMlm
and
churches.
It
ta
fashloned
b,
them,
was
the
subject
of
'
rtsolvea
tnat
,
hereinafter
compltoent
by
Sir
Henry
and
Mr.
Hun-
appolnted
to
rt
with
being
the
father
of
the
apprentice
educational
system
which
la
In
force
In
f
all
the
shops
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways.
Ml'MCAL
WELCOME
ward
the
organization
of
an
association
of
Regular
Baptists
within
the
Baptist
Convention
of
Ontario
and
Quebec
to
make
possible
the
co-operation
of
such
Regular
Baptists
In
missionary
and
educational
work,
and
with
authority
to
call
a
meeting
for
the
formation
it
such
an
association
at
such
a
time
and
place
as
the
committee
shall
determine.
It
being
understood
that
it
is
Intended
tlons.
which
are
composed
entirely
of
j
that
such
an
organization
is
to
be
shop
men
who
voluntarily
give
their
(without
prejudice
to
the
churches1
sta-
tlme
to
the
development
of
thae
bands.
are
"rated
as
being
among
the
best
bands
of
their
kind
In
the
Dominion.
conducted
by
the
Saint
John
Ambulance
Association.
In
the
afternoon
he
was
engaged
In
conference
with
various
heads
of
departments.
DEAN
INGE
IS
CRITICIZED
BY
AN
AMERICAN
tus
as
parts
of
the
Baptist
Convention
of
Ontario
and
Quebec."
The
resolution
waa
introduced
bv
Sir
Henry,
expressed
them
his
pleasure
tHeT
T'
j
mtcbtll
of
London,
and
and
complimented
them
on
their
Pla7
I
seconded
by
Rev.
Morley
Hall
of
Tim-
Earlier
In
the
morning
the
president
cnW
fpeaker
ot
the
'evening.
j
the
Fort
Rouge
first-aid
team
which
recently
won
the
open
championship
of
Canada
In
the
first-aid
competition
dealt
with
It
FIELDS
SPEAKS
Declaring
that
be
and
the
members
"Regular
"Baptists?"
he
declared
that
as
far
a
be
and
his
church
were
concerned
not
a
dollar
would
be
contributed
to
the
Baptist
Convention
of
Ontario
and
Quebec
while
It
endorsed
Professor
Marshall
of
McMaster
University.
He
referred
to
the
Convention's
action
of
censure
and
continued:
"I
dont
fjM.1
aa
If
T
r
fomt
.rait
T
rmvr
VM
i
cast
out
from
any
group
where
I
never
belonged.
I
am
still
a
member
of
a
Regular
Baptist
Church.
This
Is
a
Regular
Baptist
Chur6i."
vinwH
on
ritoK.
.Marshall
Then
bis
remarks
had
to
do
partic
ularly
with
Professor
Marshall
of
Mc
rOrT
leave
it
to
a
friend
to
remind
you
of
that
bad
cold
t
Don't
go
about
spreading
infection
among
your
business
friends
snd
maybe
in
your
own
family
circle.
To
banhh
ccflds
snd
chills
in
the
direct
and
most
effective
way,
you
must
take
PEPS.
As
they
dissolve
in
the
mouth
Peps
give
off
powerful
healing
and
germicidal
fumes.
These
you
breathe
Into
Instsnt
direct
contsct
with
the
innermost
recesses
of
the
chest
and
lungs.
Peps
soothe,
strengthen
snd
In-Vigorate
the
entire
"breathing
system.
They
clear
the
throat
and
air-paissges
of
mischievous
germs,
remove
soreness
snd
inflammation,
and
end
the
danger
to
chest
and
lungs.
Make
no
mistake
I
You
must
have
Peps,
the
bresthesble
medicine
In
tablet
form.
Peps
Sow
obiinmhl
of
ll
drungitta
n4
trr
!
7V1C
taH
!
SPORT
CHAT
please"
Eat
More
Mustard!
Enjoy
it
on
both
hot
and
cold
meats
with
bacon,
sausages,
eggs,
fish.
Let
the
spicy
flavour
of
Colman's
.Mustard
add
greater
relish
to
every
meaL
It's
best
when
freshly
mixed
with
COLD
water.
Recipe
Book
mailed
free
IColminKceoCCtnida)
Limited.
Dept.
Sit
lOuOAmhertt
Street.
Msotrtal
i?
Pol
ns
X,
Mustard
aids
digestion
the
Word
of
Ood.
I
submit
Regular
Baptlsts
stand
for
the
"Bible
as
the
Word
of
Ood.
I
oelleve
that
the
central
thing
In
the
Oospel
Is
the
sutwtl-tutionary
work
of
Christ.
Where
thai
is
denied
everything
that
Is
vital
to
the
Gospel
is
denied.
The
Convention
ha
endorsed
a
man
who
publicly
reject
the
substitutionary
work
of
Christ,
and
I
say
boldly
I
nave
no
fellowship
with
of
Jarvls
Street
Baptist
Church
were
!
the
man
who
has
done
so,
and
just
as
little
fellowship
"with
"the
company
Kho
endorse
him."
SAYS
CONVENTION'
I'ACKKI)
Convention
members
had
denied
that
machine
tactics
had
been
used.
"But
i
declare."
aald
Dr.
Shields,
"the
Convention
was
packed
with
delegates
'n
favor
of
McMaster
University."
"Ex-Chancellor
McCrlmmon,"
he
continued,
"In
a
carefully
prepared
speech
attacked
The
Oospel
Witness,
fie
stood
lu
his
coward's
castle
for
30
minutes.
He
poured
out
his
poison
to
prejudice
that
whole
assembly."
.
2
going
to
stay
In
and
play
brother
to
4
everybody
that
needs
that
help."
POPULAR
FAMILY
i
IS
FAREWELLED
i
ON
LEAVING
CITY
I
There
was
a
large
gathering
of
friends
at
the
OTP.
wharf
last
night
to
give
a
j
hearty
farewell
to
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Arthur
farewell
address
and
letter
ot
introduction
to
southern
lodges.
PALATIAESIMNCE
BECOMES
APARTMENT
IF
SCHEME
GOES
ON
j
The
Orand
Terminals
must
make
880
;
points
or
more
in
tonight's
billiard
;
tournament
with
the
Moot
or
they
will
lose
first
place
in
the
standing
to
the
Grotto.
Some
changes
are
being
made
In
the
potations
of
the
players
In
the
Orand
Terminal
team.
Pat
O'-Donnell
Is
being
advanced
to
firs
man.
Charlie
Balagno
going
to
wotnad.
la
the
Moose
team
Joe
Brown
moves
up
from
fourth
to
second
man
wHh
Jaeikj
Judge,
former
second,
toiog
to
third
j
and
Joe
Hlllman
moving
down
from
I
El
Its
Continuing,
Mr.
Shields
stated
that.
m-
George'
while
he
would
not
contribute
funds
K-
of
P.
...
to
the
Convention
for
missionary
FIXTURES
IN
WHIST
-LEAGUE
ARE
PLAYED
Results
of
games
played
last
night
in
the
men's
section
of
the
Fraternal
Whist
League'
were
as
follows:
St.
George's-
Society.
0:
St.
Andrew's,
3.
(
Knights
of
J
Pythias,
3:
Moone.
8.
Elks,
6;
Oddfellows,
"3.
The
standing
of
teams
to
date
la
as
follows:
Marter.
Those,
he
declared,
who
could
'
educational
work,
be
would
find
'Bon
of
Canada
....
other
channels
thrmieh
which
to
'Carrv
1
Bl-
Anarewa.
on
the
work.
A
college,
he
.stated.)
The
player
In
the
teams
which
last
would
be
started
oh
a
modest
scale,
and'111
ma0
;the,r
rlm
ppersnce
of
this
In
the
not
too
distant
future.
"We're
not
going
to
leave
the
Con-
with
the
Important
title
"England,"
he
i
Marshall
does
not
accept
the
Bible
a
.
Tention,"
he
aald
In
conclusion.
la
more
apt
to
be
judged
on
the
merits
not
see
that
the
professor
was
mod
ernist
were
"sadly
lacking
In
Biblical
intelligence."
"It
was
demonstrated
at
the
Con-
Iventlon,"
he
went
on,
"that
Professor
"We're
W.
L.
Pts
1,
0
1
10
1
10
1
1
1
1
111
0
10
0
2
0
the
season
were
as
follows:
St.
Oeorge's
Society.
(No
captain
elected
yet).t-F.
J.
Puller.
J.
Howe.
Oeorge
Kelsey.
W.
O.
Oakley.
C.
Barker
and
F.
W,
Orlmble.
Moose.
B.
M.
Simpson,
captain:
Tom'
Dybhavn,
jick
Judge,
A.
ilartlnnen.
(Wilis
Royer;
nd'
Trior
'Johnsori.
'
r.lks--E.
J.
Cobb.
Harvey
Fraser.
Bert
Morgan,
W
E.
Wllllscroft.
R.
Arthur,
Jr..
and
Oeorge
Mcllmoyle.
UNDATED
WILL
WAS
NOT
OF
ANY
YALUE
Bailey
and
daughter.
ia,
wno.
aiier
Tnnntrrn
net
M
Bv
an
undated
I
many
years'
residence
in
dy
and
dls-,
wlll
wmten
in
pencil
on
a
piece
of
met.
sailed
on
tne
j-rmce
ueorge
jot
brown
wrappng
paper.
Ole
Pettersou
the
south
with
the
Intention
of
taking
herball)lt
and
inventor,
who
died
up
their
future
residence
In
Vancouver
,n
the
clty
,Mt
Juiy,
bequeathed
"one
or
Victoria,
Ladies
of
the
Royal
Purple,
d0ar
m
Cftnadlon
l0ney"
to
each
of
of
which
organization
Mrt.
Bailey
was,,,,,
fJx
chllareni
ana
tne
rMt
0I
hl.
an
active
member,
through
Mrs.
W.
E.
ifi0Q)
to
h-
w,e
Ufh
WllliMroft
nd
Mrs.
L.
Murray
Ftnler,jHclen
Alyef
A
docuIuent
Wft
flot
presented
her
with
i
silver
souvenir
mlXM
n
j,
of
n0
,ega,
Vfthlei
Bnf
spoon
wnue
ijie
ciks,
buruugu
X4.
wunr
Fuller,
presented
Mr.
Bailey
with
a
Mrs.
Alver
has
been
appointed
to
administer
on
behalf
of
herself
and
the
children.
FAIRY
CODMOTflER
TOTHE
SOLDIERS
TORONTO,
Oct,
29.
-A
fulry
godmother
to
the
returned
soldiers
as
Mrs.
'E.
-7?.
Brenton,
who
for
ten
years
has
TORONTO,
Oct,
29
On
Friday
next
t
v"ilta
the
men
In
the
hospital.
81i
It
will
be,
decided
If
Casa
Loma.
the
pala-
has
OuU'l'ouled
over
60.000
New
Tonta-tlal
'
residence
or
Sir
Henry
Pellatt,'
will
ments,
and
011
the
fly-leaf
ot
each
U
be
turned
into
an
'apartment
and
con-1
Inserted
Lord
Robert's
message
to
the
ducted
as
a
commercial
undertaking.
The
1
troops
August,
1914.
The
first
Utt(4
difficulty
m
the
way
U
the
reluctance'!
bag
of
alligator
sTUn
In
which
ihe
of
the
city
to
grant
dancing
privileges
"
carried
her
Bibles,
has
been
worn
to
for
the
dinlnp;
room
there.
Thla
will
be
1
shreds
with
constant
Usage
and
Bhe
decided
at
the
meeting
next
week,
The
has
received
a
request
for
It
to
be
sont
promoters
of
the
scheme
say
they
xan-
to
the
British
Oovcrnment
war
museum
not
go
ahead
with
It
unless
they
a.
tn
Londou.England.
"
cure
the
dancing
right
which
the
city
1
U
reluctant
to
give.
I
Advertise
In'
Tb
Dally
N'ews
V
anted
For
Sale
For
Rent
."OR
SALE.
Lot
2.
black
6.
section
S.
The
beat
available
view
let
on
Pourth
AsesMM-
moo
cash.
No
need
to
build
in
a
poor
location
untU
tbM
lot
is
aM.
M.
M.
Stephe&s
and
Co..
Ltd.
JM
:nr
universities
In
all
aectlons
of
the
TOR
OUT
AN
18-!
country,
will
compete
for
team
and
la-
j
tate.
we
are
authorised
to
sell
several
Uvidual
championship
honors
in
Use!
iota,
some
corners,
harbor
view,
au)
sew
University
of
Iowa
poo)
at
l?wa!
on
sewer
Prices
jov
and
terms
CTty.
April
3.
The
team
title
win
be
I
from,
110.00
monthly.
Enquire
T.
decided
for
the
first
time
stole
Use
McClymont.
U
(meet
attained
national
prominence
lnlR
SALE.
GRAY
ENGINE;
MODEL
xirmoiore
oniy
uiaiviauai
pwee
,
have
been
counted
and
no
point
soared
:
by
teams.
David
A.
Armbruster.
Iow
iwlmmlng
coach,
who
Is
tn
charge
of;
'At
tournament,
expects
an
unusually
1
arge
entry
list
from
the
East,
middle-
FOR
SALE--TWO
BUOOIE6
ONE
west
and
Pacific
roast.
Nine
events!
(
EnHti
type
and
one
small.
Both
probably
will
be
Included
on
the
pro-1
H
food
condition.
Apply
Stuart,
gram.
The
tentative
list
Is
60.
100.
230;
716
Plltb
Avenue
West.
and
440-yard
free
style.
300-yard
"breast
stroke.
ISO-yard
bSck
stroke.
300
yard
,
medley
relay.
200-yard
relay
and
fancy
drrlng.
D.
3
cylinder.
4
cycle
10-11
hp.
with
crutch,
shift,
propellor.
Dixie
mag.
Oood
running
order.
O.
Rorle.
Phone
987
or
Red
613.
tf
REOAL
13-14
MARINE
ENGINE
FOft
Sale,
with
magneto,
tanks
and
complete
installation,
cheap.
Apply
Imperial
MaeMne
Works.
26a
TENT
FOR
SALE.
NEW
THIS
YEAH
and
ued
only
one
week..
Price
120
Pullen.
Daily
News.
'J
FOR
SALE.
FIVE
BOOMED
HOUSE,
near
Dry
Dock.
Apply
Box
331.
Dally
News
Orhce.
243
FURNTTCTtE
FOB
SALE
124
SECOND
Avenue.
Phone
Blue
tl7
after
6
FOB
HALE.
CTIEAP.
HALF
A
TON
OF
Wd
newspapers.
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Dally
New.
r
TO
RtvNT
OH
RENT
EIOIIT
ROOMED
MOD-era
house
on
Borden
Street,
hot
water
heater.
Five
roomed
modern
house
on
Bixth
Avenue
West.
Four
roomed
modern
house.
740
Ful
ton
Street.
Warehouse
on
First
Avenue,
known
as
Northern
Exchange
Building.
M.
M.
Stephens
it
Co..
Ltd.
2S3
FOR
RENT
OR
BALE.
THE,
LATEST
Improved
coin
operated
electric
pianos.
For
terms,
address
Electric
Piano,
care
Dally
News
Office.
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FOR
RENTUFURNISHETX
APARTMENT
on
Second
Avenue:
four
rooms
and
bath.
Water
paid.
Phone
647.
POR
RENT
PIANOS.
PLAYER-
planos.
phonographs
and
sewing
ma
chines.
Walker's
Music
Store.'
FOR
RENT.
SIX
ROOM
MODERN
flat
with
bathroom,
at
171
Third
Ave.
East.
Apply
Hyde
Transfer.
tf
TXR
RENT.
MODERN
UP-TO-DATE
flat:
large
airy
rooms;
fire
place;
close
In.
Max
Hellbroner.
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APARTMENTS
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RENT
by
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week
or
month.
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MODERN
HOUSE
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RENT
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rooms-
and
bath,
Munro
tiros.
POR
RENT
FURNISHED
ROOM;
SUIT
two.
610
Sixth
Avenue
West.
250
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RENT
NEW
MODERN
HOUSE
221
Pourth
Avenue
East
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drop
on
any
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sore
or
Hclilni
erurc
lion
and
you
II
lie
able
to
rent
and
iln-p
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more,
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luiladropt
h
it
worth
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trial
battle
today.
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ftp,
in,
W.
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McCutchoon
Drug
Store
and
Ormea
Limited
TVTIS
MADE
TO
ORDER
AND
RE-modelled.
Raw
skins
tanned
and
dresaed
Mall
orders
promptly
attended
to.
Mrs.
r.
Tsrr.
31
Broadway
East,
ysixrourer
MISCELLANEOUS
MAKE
MONET
AT
HOME
-
MEN
AND
women
can
earn
II
to
II
an
hour
In
spare
tun
writing
showearda.
Noi
canvassing
or
sotleltUsg.
We
Instruct
you
and
supply
you
with
work
Write
today
The
UenhrnMt
Company
limited,
ei
nominioo
Building.
Toronto.
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it.
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Ateaae.
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appointment
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Residence
BVack
333
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Mr
Unter.
Proprietress
Third
Avenue.
Next
O.
W.
V.
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(loud
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Cooked
Mel,
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Black
TOO
ANOTHER
BIO
REDUCTION
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CHEVROLET
COMMERCIAL
CAR
PRICES.
NOW
IM
TIIK
TIME
to
buy
that
car
you
have
been
considering.
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T011
lUility
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CbaisiM
$
885.00
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1.
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delivery
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body
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to
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th
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OARAQE
Dealer
in
uaanac,
.
WcLauphlln,
aas
Oakland,
'
viaamoDiie,
Ponlloc
and
Chevrolet
Cars
Phone
52
Why
walk
during
the
unnleasant
winter
weather?
We
have
several
new
models
on
hand,
prices
are
at
a
low.
level
and
easy
terms
are
available.
I
Ki:i
CAR"
Two
Tord
Self
tarter
Light
Deliveries
guaranteed.
One
Pord
Truck
Snap.
One
Chevrolet
Light
eDllvery
Oood
running
order.
Make
us
an
offer.
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K
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LTI.
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nidi
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u.i:n
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67
Taxi
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floorgfi,
Paul
or
dual
1
Six
and
Seven
I'aonenger
Shi'do
i
linker
at
your
dlnpnAnl
any
llmo
HOBS
BROS.
POOL
ROOM
Meeker
Block,
AcroM
froni
12mprii
LloCel,
WUDAY.
O'
PAQ1
PO
THORNTON
ON
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
By
George
McMa,,
TOUR
VISITS
(A
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SHOPS
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PRESIDENT
AND
TAKES
OKEAT
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INTEREST
IN
WORK
'
WINNIPEQ.
Oct.
29.
6lr
Henry
'Thornton,
chairman
and
president
of
the
Canadian
NatlonJj
Hallways
who
spent
the
past
two
days
In
Winnipeg
Inspecting
the
facilities
of
the
com-,
.pany
and
conferring
with
officials
and
lieads
of
departments,
continued
his'
western
inspection
trip
last
night.
He
left
Winnipeg
at
midnight
and
arrived
in
Reglna
this
morning
and
leaves
later
In
the
day
via
Saskatoon
for
Edmonton
where
he
la
due
tomorrow
morning.
Sir
Henry
Is
accompanied
by
6.
J.
Hungerford.
operating
vice-president
W.
A.
Klngsland,
general
manager
of
the
"western
region,
and
by
Lady
Thornton..
'In
company
with
Mr.
Hungerford,
Mr
Klngsland
and
heads
of
departments.
Sir
Henry
this
morning
Inspected
the
motive
power
and
car
equipment
shops
of
the
company
at
Transcona.
He
expressed
himself
as
being
particularly
pleased
with
the
splendid
condition
of
the
shops
and
at
the
manner
In
which'
the
work
there
Is
being
carried
on.
He
stated
that
the
shop
was
one
of
the
TORONTO,
Oct.
29.
Supporters
of
cleanest
and
most
orderly
It
had
ever
Rev.
Dr.
T.
T.
Shields,
who
was
cen
been
his
experience
to
visit.
!
sured
by
the
Baptist
Convention
of
On-
Lady
Thornton,
who
was
making
her
j
tarto
and
Quebec
decided
by
resolution
first
trip
through
a
railway
shop,
dls-
j
to
form
an.
organization
within
the
played
much
personal
interest
In
all
or
Convention
to
maintain
their
own
prin-lts
activities
and
she
-was
an
eager
i
rlnles.
said
to
earrv
on
their
own
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Second
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PhOM
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KITCHEN
HELP
WANT-
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follows:
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Brown
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Pat
ODcnwetl
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Joe
Brown
vs.
Charlie
Balagrio.
Jack
Judge
vs.
Prank
2Ueraan.
Joe
Hlllman
vs.
Dick
Home
John
May
for
H.
Oorbetl.
Crack
swimmers
of
the
National
Ool-'eglate
Athletic
aasoetatrvn,
rrpreoent-
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SALE.
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