He
Was
Not
Going
Blind
He
olfod
iat&reSd
t
or
eTOS8raarHnsrfltadW
times
could
not
even
then
see
the
print
.
-
He
"was
afraid,
and
thought
he
bad
to
go
to
Vancouver.
A
friend
told
him
our
op
tician
bad
passed
tee
same
exams
that
opticians
in
Van-courer
have
to-
Our
optician
found
it
was
just
the
natural
eye
change
at
that
age
and
the
proper
glasses
are
giving
him
com-fort
Our
charges
are
also
reasonable.
.
JOHNgULGE
a.
-
a.
-
an
sa.
a
a.
THE
STORE
WITH
THE
CLOCK
I
i
i
r...-
.
r.-,
,
r
y.
.
.
..
r-v
Wfc
vlVg
u
WUK
VVHL
i
KICKED
We
pass
our
coal
over
a
screen
four
times
larger
than
any
other
coal
screen
in
town.
We
are
therefore
putting
out
the
cleanest
and
best
prepared
coal.
We
make
it
a
point
to
get
coal
for
you
that
will
give
the
most
heat
with
the
least
waste.
Let
us
have
your
order
for
delivery
-
now.
Albert
&McCaffery
u
Limited
Phone's
116
and
117
I
n
n
in
rijn
I
I
si
a
s
a
I
i
vi
i.
nn
ii
Works
Manufacturers,
of
Pitch
and
Gravel
Hoofing
Galranited
Hoofing
Chimney
Tops
Rave
TreuRhing
Conductor
Pipe
Hoof
Flashing
Warm
Air
Furnace
Slov
Pipe
and
Elbows
Metal
Hoofs
and
Siding
'
Phone
UO
Uox
467
COAL
Prices
DOWN
Pembina
Peerless
Egg
$12.00
Pembina
Washed
Nuts
$11.25
Alberta
Sootless
Egg
$12.00
Alberta
Lump
$11.00
Thetd
Coals
are
under
cover
and
delivered
dry.
HydeTranster
AND
COAL
CO.
139
Second
Avenue
LINDSAY'S
Cartage
and
Storage
Phone
63
Cartage,
Warehousing,
and
Distributing.
Team
or
Motor
Service.
Coal
Sand
and
Gravel.
We
Specialize
in
Piano
and
Furnltun;
M
living.
BRINGING
UP
FATHER
AN'
FURTHERMORE-MlE
tOU
SHOULD
REALISE
V
VE
HAD
TO
WORK
HARD
AU-MY
LIFE-YOU
SHOULD
TRY
TO
ECONOMI2E-
ViiaSC
TJlLt'OONGE
VO
KNOW-
ECO
FOR
ME
STORY
OF
PARROT
THAT
SPOKE
MANY
and
was
not
fit
to
use
-QVJ,wJrM
LLT3
THROW
OUR
a
LANGUAGES
IS
TOLD1
jrootn
in'
the
St.
Klmo
and
was
aleenlnc
1
peacefully
when
be
heard
unholy
nolaea
toutatde.
There
was
a
knock
at
the
door
accompanied
by
squawks
curious
sounds
and
muttered
oatha
The
visitor
waa
admitted
and
sure
enough
he
had
wit
him
s
parrot,
an
educated
parrot,
one
that
knew
several
;
languages,
according
to
Mac.
j
TIIKEE
LAXOr
WiEX
'
After
Ncetvtam
the
gift
and
unyng
itbe
captain
Ur.
Mc
Intyre
retired
and
everything
went
well
until
the
morn-.ing.
Very
early
the
fun
began.
The
'parrot
had
a
anlcndid
renertatr
A.
Mac
eapUlned.
be
spoke
three
languages
nueniif.
TMce
was
English,
profane
jand
obsaxne.
1
otwer
a
atop,
the-
dia-
gracerui-aotfie
en
ttte
room.
Mthrew
ha
shirt
over
the
cage,
but
when
later
be
wanted
to
put
on
toe
shirt
be
found
it
had
been
pulled
through
the
bars
(Canada
wnen
sue
went
to
work
be
left
the
h
n.
fiwty
ltjtli
Time
n
'
4imI
tiket-
CatHi
to
llrkt
Voyage
--V-
"
.
mncricsu
iisning
acnooner
OelUc.
Captain
O
J
Bdwards.
arrived
this
morning
with
35.000
pounds
of
halibut
and.
finding
a
poor
market
here
wttn
no
sale
today,
decided
proceed
to
Seattle.
to
This
m
the
first
trip
of
the
boat
to
ine
oanaa,
and
the
skipper
reported
rougn
time
owing
to
bad
weather.
The
boat
is
a
fine
one
70
feet
in
length
with
a
Washington
Esten
diaaaj
engine.
She
is
modern
throughout.
Taa
vessel
waa
built
st
Taeoms
during
the
past
winter.
ALL
-
CANADIAN
CONGRESS
ASKS
RECOGNITION
(continued
from
page
one)
Icatlon
now
known
as
the
Trade
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada,
for
u
Canadian
membership
of
American
Federation
of
Labor
unlona.
The
Consrssa
la
therefore
essentially
a
lobby
tor
the
promotion
of
lesliOation
on
behalf
of
the
members
of
branch
unlona
of
United
States
labor
organise
Hons
oner
atlas;
in
Cansds.
It
is
not
allowed
to
aocept
afflli.itlon
or
make
reDrssenta
tions
on
behalf
of
any
organised
bodv
Of
ClnsBtan
worker
exrsnt
thna
m
Hated
with
or
not
dual
to
AJ
of
t
.organlsa
lions
In
Canada.
Following
the
adoption
of
a
resolution
at
the
1903
convention
of
the
Trades
and
Ubor
Congress
of.
Cansds.
by
which
the
Con
frees
excluded
from
affiliation
all
na
tlonal
unions
which
were
dual
to
Inter
national
organisations,
varlotu
national
and
independent
union."
thus
excluded
from
the
Congress
established
the
Can
adlan
Pederstlon
of
Labor
Subsequent
ly,
other
Canadltwi
unions
were
organise,
and
tiiest.
with
th
Canadian
frder-
Hon
of
tabor,
established
in
March.
1B37.
the
All
Cuudlu
Congress
of
Labor.
This
organization
has
crown
jatcadUy
since
Its
formation,
and
It
now
iitpraaenta
all
toe
independent
labor
groups
In
Canada,
with
the
exception
or
the
national
Catholic
union
and
one
firatn
Ship
Kins
Jstnes
rrrle
Away
'or
two
others
Vagrant
Hard
mt
lli-resete
that
j
HtM
OK
OKI.
MZ
ATION
Sraadallxeil
Itaesaiag
ltetr
,
The
Ail-Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
.
:
lis
organized
on
the
same
basts
as
the
The
story
of
the
parrot
.
often
heard
;,,.
1irt
r,
"Z
"
""
around
a
local
boudtar-house
and
it
'
.
invarUbly
ratoe.
a
anile,
if
not
laugh-ih.vllllr
tlirta-1MlM.
,
,TZ-Z-Z
ter
from
the
lhrtening
to
It.
ud
u,,,,-
Mtt
It
n.t
It
seems
that
when
the
train
shlD
..
W
;
rn
a
tw
promnie
iwimtpt
inn
in
b
y."
lMtfaU
Pimatters
of
mun.,
to
laboTbT
I
.
.
i
.
"
-ito
further
the
orcaniuUon
of
Canadian
Intyre
a
parrot
-heneer
he
should
.
workers
In
autonomoua
national
unlona.
.3
..7
..
.
.
T
contrast
with
the
Tradsa
and
!
doubting
if
the
rtup
would
be
back
!accorUnc
wlta
lu
"Juonl
n-
J"i
"
.r.
MTCT
-
retu-d
CsasdUn
VT
"-.c-sinmatlona
which
arc
dual
to
Cnlted
Con-
Tb
Kin,
Aun-
c
baek
T
inws
n
ioar
accspa
toe
""
ntHw
ot
and
alter
docking
and
ralghtlng
up
Ly
indwDendTnl
iT
2
everything
with
the
custom,
and
lm-;
workers.
Canadian
The
policy
of
u..
Z?Z
f,TJ
8k'PPer
ut
Trad-
and
Labor
CongJTiJ
!
a
parrot.
Uac
had
aone
to
hni
at
hu'.u.
.
.
All
-Canadian
Congress
of
Labor
keeps
control
within
our
own
boundarta,
and
pro
vide
for
the
HDHnaatlon
of
aw
and
.
independent
of
body
organUed
workers
lin
Canada.
.
Among
the
arganimtloas
which
are
affiliated
with
the
All-Canadian
Con
gress
of
Labor
are
group
of
workers
la
the
following
industries:
railroads.
mines,
lumbering,
building
trades,
earn-
ir.imlcation.
ahipplna.
as
well
as
other
of
trades
and
occupations.
Tbs
Congress
maintains
an
oface
in
Ottawa.
with
a
full
-time
eaccuuvw
officer,
and
bubusbss
a
monthly
loumsl.
"The
Caasdiaa
Untoniat
"
tmrtng
te
laat
few'
yeara.
there.
has
Ji.Js
deeopnet
of
naUeaal
wsnlnenl
a
CaAada.
The
support
which
the
Oovernment
has
received
in
Its
successful
endeavors
to
obtain
for
s
more
Independent
status
within
the
Empire
Indicates
the
feeUng
parrot
with
Mrs.
Crosby
to
look
after
t.
tr..,,
.
.-.
...
.
'
I
w......
,
we
(Ui-I
Bimian
VVH-
until
until
hu
hi.
rewm.
.
Urs.
.
Crosby
was
pro-
oX
ibor
u
.
further
mdlcauon
ot
'
"
""V
uawa
DTI
this
desire
the
bird
and
Mr
Crosby
too
venturing
membsra
of
the
national
union,
which
fwtl
1
I
ruPAe.
Cf
or
Congenial
.
"J
TrrtiMlihir-
m
a
Companions!
vriSsy
A
CATHN
CUSS
crossing
by
Cu
u
aril
or
Anrlior-Uon
alilaon
Lines
I.
a
reflection
ot
tli
licstiuM-lal
life.
On
these
ship,
your
fellow
passengers
are
alwsys
interesting
snd
attractive
iieoplet
you
make
IrliaJitful
friends.
Itrosttno
more
to
gu
on
these
famous
...
f
I
T-
.
THAT
TAfCTHD-
-.
i
ill
r-sr
-
sk
aa
-
f
m
a
a
s-
m
w
-r
i
in
.
.
as
sr
iiiii
rt
1
iin.M
f
I
I
I
,
-
W
j
I
1
LkA
-
I
III
I
V
1
I
II
I
I
I
the
Canadian
labor
movement
to
the
wtu
ot
United
States
lsbor
officials
with
the
recognition
of
the
Oovernment.
la
subversive
of
the
self
-respect
of
Cana
dian
workers,
and
we
feel
that
the
Oov-
rnmestt
should
therefore
recognl
ty
right
of
the
All-Canadian
Congres.
of
Lebor
to
.
consultation
in
resoect
of
sclsl
and
labor
IruifUtion.
and
to
re
presentation
in
all
matters
in
which
the
workers
of
Canada
are
concerned.
TRADES
AMI
LABOR
(
0iltl
This
detaawtkm
does
not
wish
to
he.
little
the
work
done
In
the
past
by
United
States
unions
and
their
legislative
lobby,
the
Trades
snd
Ubor
Con
gress
of
Canada
it
la
felt,
however.
that
some
facts
should
be
presented
to
ywu
with
resMct
to
their
renresents
Mnam.
la
mtvoducing
the
Congress
dele
gation
so
the
government
in
January
Jl.
President
Tom
Moore
stated
thai
'the
large
majority
ot
those
composing
It
boss
mamliuihlp
In
International
ttnMna,
though
severs!
thousands
of
bem
are
orgaitlsed
in
national,
provin
cial
and
Meal
organizations,
where
it
Is
ronatderad
their
interest
csn
be
better
served
In
that
way."
Since,
bovevor.
the
Congress
reported
to
the
Department
of
Labor
a
membership
ot
lOSM;
(or
the
year
ISM
it
is
evident
that
the
"several
thousands"
referred
to
by
Mr
Moore
are
iaahrntfteant
In
comparison
with
the
membership
of
the
United
States
unions
affil
is
ted
with
the
Con
s'
ess.
The
term
"International"
Is
whel
a
Jilmosner
in
lu
application
to
United
sutes
unions.
It
properly
spplies
to
federations
of
Independent
national
groups
which
unite
for
common
pur
poses,
much
aa
the
nations
of
the
world
unite
in
the
League
of
Nations,
which
la
purely
International
body
But
the
membership
of
United
Ststes
unions
consists
only
of
American
and
Canadian
workers,
the
farmer
of
whom
have
absolute
control
of
labor
policy.
The
CsjwJ'm
members
pay
their
dues
to
the
American
headquarters
of
their
(unions,
sad
the
tatter
maintain
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
by
paying
into
Ita
treasury
a
Der-eanlta
fee
for
each
Canadian
member.
COXflRr.H
CONVENTIONS
The
Tradea
and
Lsbor
Con
ureas
of
Canada
chums
that
lu
represenuuona
U
the
Oovernment
are
based
upon
the
near
u
csgs
in
an
attempted
'
.w
.
'
.
"
'
w
uwcrament.
oecsMona
made
at
1U
annual
oonven-
aatlon
with
th
Mm
m
ki.
WiTZTlE.
Yn
tnimln
rognltvailtltos.
hd
fens
are
..premHm.
of
Cax,-
ThU
r"
"
""
'"T
"
m
D
sort
of
thin
would
never
do
-177
iTbe
resoecUMlitv
m
'
m
r,
P"1;
l"v"""
w
,
",r.
tnat
tfte
dewgntes
to
these
ithe
mwtatMn
of
u.nr,.Z,."Z
h"
"upporl
uPn
un,on
atwHl
by
convMittons
comprise
.
isrge
number
f
Me...and
iibhlp
in
the
United
States.
I.
who
are
on
the
pay
of.
and
under
in-
returned
to
the
ahln
.nd
th.
i.
Z
I
puaiawa
in
ueineir
respective
organisation,
in
the
s.l.rLVl
ulP
?,J.h:r,,lt.J!i-tt"
'
OanU-.
politic!
relationship
,
United
txates.
41
of
such
deiegave.
be-
"'I"
P.ru
of
the
K-tpire
j
tf.ujB
aiia
asr.
mc-
i
Intyre
has
given
up
the
idea
of
keeping
ja
parrot,
at
any
rate
until
he
has
a
.dm
hi.
own
and
can
net
a
vaunt
one
and
tsach
It
to
talk
respectable
English
SCHOONER
CELTIC
FIRST
VISIT
HERE
It
may
be
said
that
Canada
is
the
ing
eredsntialled
to
the
laat
convention
while
delegates
were
also
sent
from
dls-
only
country
In
the
world
warm
ta
trut
Mnvih
an
Ubor
movement
is
not
In
undisputed
thus
duplicate
tbs
iwpresrattUon
of
control
of
iu
own
policy
and
adminls-
Ure
United
States
union
branches.
Out
iratlon.
Since
It
Is
rightly
felt
that
of
12OT
local
branches
of
the
A
of
L.
Canada
Is
entitled
to
be
politically
in-
unions
InCanad.
for
which
a
per-caplta
dependent,
so
far
at
least
as
her
domes-
fee
la
paid
to
the
Tradea
and
Labor
tic
affair,
arc
concerned,
of
any
other
Congress
of
Canada
by
their
respective
part
of
the
Km
pi
re.
the
subjection
of
heodquarteni.
credentials
were
received
Mm
rrni
m
at
a
sl.
a
U-V''
'
v
r
"V
iswis
--sayLcB.
Canaillan
Service
liners.
Weekly
sailings
from
Montreal
and
Quebec
for
Plymouth,
Cherbourg
and
Ixttidon
by
the
Aurauia,
As.
rania.
Alaunia
and
Ausonia
.
.
.
to
llelfast,
IJirrpoul
and
(lasgnw
by
the
Atlienla,
Ixtitis.AndaniaandAutonla.
asraswiSdsfiM
UmlUM
an
Uwt
iuwra
CANADIAN
if
QFRVITF
bill
T.
Sasyour
focal
srssmiAa
Sisnf.
ovwri'ls;
Tn
riinard
Sleani
Ship
Co..
Lid..
Usatlng.
gt.
W
Vanrauer.s
By
George
MdUamj,
i
wo-
n-THRE"
TWO-
.
ii
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DAILY
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word
in
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No
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SJ
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living
quarters,
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comfortable
bunks,
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space
and
toilet.
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This
goat
would
make
excellent
packer
Apply
Pujlmoto.
Atlln
Ave.
or
Ward
Electric.
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Bay.
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SALS.
PISHINO
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BOAT.
M
rStT
long:
five
hp.
Palmer
engine.
Also
camp
at
Salt
Lakes.
Apply
S.
David
son.
Cold
Storage.
at
POR
SALS
PTVB
ROOM
HOOK
AND
bath.
Sixth
Avenue
and
HaU
Street.
1100.00-.
Easy
terms.
Apply
Tneo.
Oollsrt
Co..
Ltd.
tf
KM
SALS.
DOOOK
SPBCIAL
SSDAM
la
first
class
condition.
Sasy
terms
or
good
anap
for
cash.
Phone
St.
OR
BALC
HOME
AMD
COrTrglrTB
Two
lots,
fenced.
Oarage:
garden.
Apply
owner.
W
Pifth
Avenue
i.
ST
UNUSUALLY
LABOR
WILTON
CAR.
pet
far
Sale.
Apply
PuUta.
Daily
New.
:or
only
one
hundred
and
eistitv
rival
isvKgsses.
mat
ii,
less
tnan
is
per
cent.
jf
the
Canadian
workers
whom
the
trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Canada
:uiuns
to
rapratent.
nsd
deiagatas
st
iu
.ist
convention
Mr.
Moore
also
sUted
to
the
Oovsrn-
Jisnt
that
an
aSort
waa
being
mads
to
leave
the
impression
that
the
member.
lot
the
United
Sums
unions
ware
"less
sponsible
or
desirable
Canadian
Mtl-ens"
and
the
Congrsas.
tharaSore,
felt
it
nscissary
to
depart
from
iU
usual
procsdure
and
submit
.
statamant
in
iu
defence.
The
all-Canadian
Oongraxt
of
Labor
baa
never
used
tbsae
tanas
in
ra-
rrtng
to
the
Trades
and
Labor
Con-
grass
of
Canada,
and
the
only
reason
any
they
art
Imputed
to
us
by
Mr.
Moore
would
appear
to
be
a
feeling
on
ills
part
that
they
are
not
unjustified
Whether
or
not
a
Canadian
cltlatn
who
upporu
and
at
subject
to
the
dicuuoa
of
s
foreign
labor
union
la
"lam
responsible
or
desirable"
on
that
account
is
a
matter
for
the
cltltan
himself
aa
a
Tmase
Is
naw
Minmii
s.l
vr,
tor
as
vOJAadtssT
(Utlawa
m'stert"
t.lK
11
ii
Ia'S.
ikla4
..hSu
tk2f
ppiHii
otp
m
n.Tan
HIUPI
1H
iaT
ground
ground
that
tnat
na
na
camdwa
canadsaa
union
union
a
i--
-
-
.
""iixw
uvranunmt
snouia
use
into
consider-
auon
the
recent
develonmenti
m
ii..
Canadian
labor
movement
as
s
result
of
which
the
An-OsnstHan
Oongreas
of
Ubor
hu
been
formed,
as
uw
mm.
senutlve
of
a
large
group
of
autona-
nus
vsnaoian
unions.
In
all
buii
of
speciil
concern
to
Canadian
workers.
I
therefore,
the
Congress
wishes
to
eo
..prs.r
wun
trie
Oovernment
and
re-quesu
for
its
rtpresenutWo.
such
eon-siderttion
ss
is
juttified
by
its
stilus.
IU
membership,
snd
Iti
rhlrirler
a.
iv,J
only
rnrieprndent
fetterition
ot
nitionsl
sno
lutouomnui
union
m
cn(tt
WANTED
WANTED
-
OKU.
OR
WOMAN
POR
general
bousvwork.
Oood
wages
to
right
party
Addrwss
replies
to
Dox
91.
Daily
Sews
QfBee.
FOR
RENT
POR
RENT
PTJRN
tSviETJ
HOUSfiKBBP-
Ing
rooms
by
the
day.
week
or
month
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Red
SOT.
t
KkR
RRMT.
PORNISHSD
APART
-menu,
four
rooms
and
bath.
Water
paid
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547.
tf
FOR
RENT
-
ROOMS
WITH
OR
WITH-out
board
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location.
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Blue
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POR
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keeping
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-
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HOUSE
POR
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AND
BATH.
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aHean.
chssss
cutters
and
MEAT
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c
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coffee
mills
cash
raw
latars
and
peanut
butter
mills.
Expert
repairs
and
adjuaunenla.
Service
contracts.
Maw.
ussd
or
rebuilt
machines.
Easy
terms
or
cash
discount
THE
r.tLK.
SHOP
LTIl.
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Cantata
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Iir.
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AND
RANGES
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1
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mr
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suiiws.
uiiung
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luiewsa
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Trent
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nsaass.
i
inwinm
ana
l.rsa
learn
Bus.
Carpets.
Bllsvas,
Curtain
Rods.
tMstmorc
Oousptlngs
and
Mattresses,
BUnkeu.
Cretonnes
Window
Curtain
goods.
We
have
still
a
few
maU
left
at
the
old
price.
a.
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nr.
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Par.
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ltr
bought
and
sold
and
exchanged
Player
Ptaao
and
Two
Cash
Registers
ttaek.
PAPAnopttios
Minis.
MS
third
Ate.
phane
Sift
Telephone
for
appointment
new
to
Blue
High
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High
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Low
High
nigh
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as
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phone
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made
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arranged.
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sUge
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development
in
which
iiov:sioi.
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made
for
the
organisation
.'
every
class
of
Canadian
worker,
so
'hat
the
existence
of
brsnchea-of
Amer-csn
unions,
and
their
legislative
lobby,
the
Trades
and
Labor
Congress
of
Can.
da
is
no
longer
required
lu
this
OIUKCT
Of
MXMIATION
It
is
not
our
purpose
to
make
any
iKbftsi'On
to
the
Oovernment
st
the
inent
time
with
respect
to
legislation.
beheve
that
any
representations
from
the
Cong
res
should
be
taken
up,
'ii
the
first
Instanot.
with
the
minuter
the
department
concerned.
We
do
however,
request
that
the
recognition
now
given
to
the
Trades
A
Labor
congrsas
of
Canada,
and.
In
some
measure,
to
the
National
Catholic
unions,
and
the
American
Railway
Brotherhoods
be
extended
to
the
All-Canadian
Congress
of
Lsbor.
Ws
feet
that,
in
view
of
tbs
facts
set
forth
herein,
the
almost
exclusive
recognition
of
the
Trades
and
Ubor
Congress
as
the
"mouthpiece"
of
orgsnitwd
lsbor
in
e.
ada
Is
no
longer
luetiried.
snri
th.
ik.1.
ii-
far
Port
Simpson
ana
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