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192&
piHDLY
PRESIDENT
PRESIDENT
AND
CANADA
(Winnipeg
Free
Press)
The
United
States
tariff
on
agricultural
and
other
nat-:
VICE-PRESIDENT
CURTIS
(Continued
from
page
one).
This
excellent
telephone
picture
for
rftievv
attitude
(Ml
ttie
part
0f
the
;ws
taken
of
Vice-President
Srady
at.
P.
varfUhe
Leaeue
of
Nations
with
Presi-'CWies
Curtis
at
his
desk.
iwtost.
hWh'ftoWnmu.
AtnnotimoMr
Wnmt
Washington
on
the
first
day
of
homme.
,i..w....a.v
T.
iui
-..
h
official
duties
la
ais
ae
of-
hostility
toward
it.
While
doubtless
the
president
fe;
bound
by
his
party
policy
greater
co-operation
is
looked
for
in
future
than
in
the
past
one
hundrid
women
akk
.
lecWctttftelrwtmatereJ3tlon1S,,
"Ulm
CVW0,?M
'
re
that
must
be
dealt
with
between
ptorsare
be&i
train-
!?u
w
,M
w
r'
by
the
hundreds,
and
thousands!
r
as
iriendly
a
feehng
as
possible.
Needless
to
say,
tariff
of
women
will
wear
their
re-'
;
i
ers
raised
unduly
by
one
country
and
injuriously
af-
cruiung
bacig
The
siogan
of
i-eung
tne
people
ol
a
neighboring
country,
do
not
in
increase
the
spirit
of
cordiality
between
them.
THE
MODERN
PREACHER
(Vancouver
Star)
Dr.
Harry
Emerson
Fosdick
whose
name
is
as
eall
the
narty
will
be
"Vote
for
the
Conservative
party,
which
gave
you
the
vote."
The
Labor
.party
leaders
say
they
are
paying
special
attention
jto
the
women
because
they
think
'women
will
"Instinctively
vote
.
.
1
I
rr
L
i
i
i
.
uDor.
i
lie
urtr
in
incrauinK
ai
.-
i
A
ormwooa
to
some
Protestants
and
as
welcome
as
the
the
noInber
WIBtB
propagan-i
'
ers
m
Slay
to
many
others
such
antics
does
ortho-jdists
and
has
the
largest
number
d
.
play
our
poor
minds
has
been
writing
in
one
of
women
ccadsdates.
They
con-of
the
more
reHponsible
and
serious
magazines
of
this
con-
jtend
tncy
hv
'ways
recognized
tinent
on
thivciumging
conditions
being
met
by
the
Chrie-,tb
Wbu
of
women...
The
party
future
of
tPJ-otesftt
ministry
For
obvious
reasons
uuln,
th
women
how
thZmen-his
paper
ist)f
immense
interest
to
Canadians.
folk
have
suffered
during
the
He
notes
that
Protestant
worship
has
its
centre
in
the
Conservative
government
by
un-sermon,
while
that
of
Romanism
centres
in
the
Mass.
For'
employment
and
under-empioy-
the
Protestant
minister
the
tun
rhif
nntivitioa
aw
noaiment.
f
a
vfc?
W
I
f
tC
A.
1
-:.
1
I
'
.
.
...
-
A
I
torai
visuaiion
ana
preacning
together
with
the
performance
of
a
considerable
list
of
lesser
but
very
desirable
duties.
ut
preaching,
up
to
the
present,
has
been
the
chief
tssential.
"The
call
to
be
a'
Protestant
clergyman
has
always
been
primarily
a
call
to
preach."
Today
the
situation
is
changed
and
there
are
many
yountf
men
preparing
for
the
ministry
who
never
expect
to
n:vach.
They
will
specialize
in
religious
education,
child
training,
psychiatry
and
religious
journalism.
KEEPING
THE
SEA-LION
QUIET
.
si'-
Ngu)-
SESSX'cfe;"'
LetV
hope
the
pedestal
kce
ps
firm!
The
Evening
News,
Glasgow.
And
the
Liberal
party
is
campaigning
vigorously
to
educate
the
women
electorate
to
Liberal
ideals.
A
big
demonstration
for
vomen
was
htW
in
London
on
Murch
14,
when
speakers
included
Lady
Allendale,
Miss
Megan
Lloyd
George
and
Miss
Nancy
Stewart
P&rnell.
The
Liberals
are
attempting-to
show
by
price
lists
how
safeguarding,
tat.
Conservative
polity.
1
lifcffwimy-rhe
cost
of
living
and
Lilnral
reme
dies
for
unemployment
are
being
j
stressed.
AURIMONT
COMPANY
CLOSES
DOWN
WORK
.
v
ROCHER
DE
BOULE
'
k
t.
Little,
who
-hd
-had
-the'
contract
for
hauling
ore
"from
the
Rocher
de
Boule
mine
in
the
Hazelton
district
to
the
railway
at
Skeena
Crotming
for
shipment,
and
G.
L.
Salter,
director
of
the
Aurimont
Mining
Co.,
which
has
been
working
the
property,
sailed
yesterday
afternoon
on
the
Camo-sun
for
Vuncntiwv.
Operations
ttt
the
mine
have
been
closed
down.
Try
a
Diuly-Hws-'WANIVA
THE
DAILT
IJETT3
Wednesday,
Mareh
20,
1929
PRUDHOMME
IS
NEWPRESIDENT
Elected
to
Head
Fair
Hoard
Last
Xight
Date
For
Annual
Exhibition
Set
Earlier
Aid.
A.
J.
Prudhomme,
who
has
long
beep
identified
"with
local
Exhibition
affairs,
having
served
previously
as
president
and
last
;
car
as
chairman
of
the
finanee
.
nirr.ittee.
s
elected
president
the
Fair
Board
for
1929
at
th.
first
meeting
of
the
new
di-j
re.
'.pvs
which
wa
held
la?t
night,
j
In
the
hope
of
obtaining
more
-tied
weather
conditions
than
often
have
been
experienced
in
tim;jer,
it
waa
decided
to
advance
the
date
of
this
year's
Fair
from
the
usual
date,
about
the
middle
of
September
to
August
27-30
inclusive.
The
full
list
of
officers
fee
tht-
year
is
as
fotloam:
'
Honorary
pfewid
t,T.
I).
Pa
tuiio
M.
L.
A.
Hoaorarr
vice-ptasidiut,
J.
C.
Aid.
J.
Prd
Vfee-presideat,
)$Ufiajn
Sber-
HoBerary
acretfeji
F.
Another
meeting
of
the
board
EXPECTED
BR
CANDI
DATES
!
will
be
held
next
Ttastway
when
IN
BRITISH
ELECTIONS.
Uhe
appointment
of
a
managing
secretary
will
be
dealt
with
and
the
date
for
regular
aseetings
set
Ural
products
will
probably
not
be
raised
as
much
as
was
Present
nine
women
members
of
j
feared
from
Mr.
Hoover's
speeches
in
the
presidential
cam-
th
Hou
f
Comnwns-Lady
.
jJJgg
Serious
note
to
have
been
taken
of
the
paign.
seems
ex-
Mrs
r'Hilteon
PlaM
l
.ay
has
been
settled
out
of
court.
Te
pressions
of
protest
in
this
country,
and
there
IS
a
good
Iveaglv
Conservative';
hw
Khen
caae
of
Ferry
vs
Steins
.
UgL.
deal
Of
appreciation
of
the
value
Of
the
trade
,whch
the
Wilkinson.
Miss
Susan
Law-
which
era
to
have
come
up
today.
United
Stams
has
With
Ba8kr.
Prstdlht
HorJVef
can-
renee.fMiss
Margaret
Bondfteki.
has
been
set
over
for
a
few
days.
not
go
backkm
his
word,
however,
and
he
will
use
his
H"
Htfh
Din.
Labor,:
.
-
called
tiienyr,
bis,4rwuTirai.acia8s-on
farm
Pxri3ff
SLXrL
tZl
been
rnarkeJJJngi'tbe
Unftel
States.
And
tae
pTotect4r
Athoii.
Mrs.
Hiium
PhUipsonj
industrial
WAtf&SlS
WtU
favor
more
ptotection
for
the
aatf
Miss
Ellen
Wilkinson,
the
farmers
in
order
to
have
them
thoroughly
committed
to
otne-
f,ve
entering
throuajh
ty-,
that
nolicv.
'
t.'
...
.
,
elections.
.,
r
-
t
.
.
aa
j"
.
i-
iJu
:
jQrWe
UflitodStaes
tariff
affmtngCa-"r
Ti
1
Yjfiojaafm
lt
fhttt
is
any
recognlfian
of
especially,
to
.them.
.
,
TOOa
tO
tne
unrtea
SiaieS,-anff0T'le;;infKj0
meetings
in
every
cor
;
jmi
ne
important
in
a
few
years
Wtifithe
country
to
further
the
I
The
Cunard
Chief
Steward
...
creator
of
the
Menu
...
mentor
of
chef
and
steward!,
who
Inspires
thtm
with
his
own
enthusiasm
and
prlds
in
making
you
comfortable.
Ills
genius
is
a
mighty
force
for
your
comfort.
You
will
never
forget
those
dances
on
deck
those
children's
parties,
that
little
dinnerparty..
sou
(.vnarail
Bfi
brut
Tie
Cuwi
Start
Skip
O.,
Umitti,
foil
feat'nf
I
3648-9),
or
any
HfmmMpattnl.
.
wtuy
sntns
to
Europ
From
Umj
Sfd
om
MonUeml
(tnd
Qube?l
,
CUNARD
'
CANADIAN
SERVICE
'
S-101
Crtin.TojrittThifd
tV"
n4
TNfC
On
MINING
Stocks
Noon
and
afternoon
closing
prices
on
VJnrouver
Stock
Exchange
on
out
stock-list
board
daiy.
We
can
gLrq
instan
service
in
buying
and"
jelling
'
Mining
Stocks
on
Vancouver
Stock
Exchange.
We
alo
have
facilities
for
accepting
Wheat
order-
ou
Winnipeg
St
wV
Exchange.
Representing
Miller.
Court
&
Co-
Ltd.
Vancouver.
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D.
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a
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I
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CoMaes
and
Railway
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Concrete
mixers
and
carts,
wheelbarrows,
hoists,
shovels,
brick
and
concrete
block
machines,
rock,
crushers,
tools
and
supplies
for
contractors,
as
well
as
a
wide
range
of
railway
yard
and
shop
equipment
such
as
jacks,
hand,
push
and
motor
cars,
trucks
of
many
sorts,
stand
pipes,
car
movers,
etc
Equipment
With
complete
stocks
of
practically
every
item
used
to
control
and
regulate
steam
supply,
including
Fairbanks
and
Pratt
&
Cady
Valves,
we
can
meet
the
demands
of
a
wide
variety
of
services.
Our
men
are
experienced
in
supplying
not
only
tb
appropriate
single
valve,
but
also
every
item
of
a
stoim
hjlVjcfcnjplete
to
engineers'
blue
prints,
numbered
arii
ready
t6
install
Aui
omofilve
Supplies
In
our
Automotive
Departments
we
carry
large
and
varied
stocks
of
supplies,
replacement
parts
and
garage
equipment.
Garages.
Repair
Shops
and
owners
of
Bus
and
Truck
fleets
are
assured
of
an
excellent
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in
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Chains,
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Wrench
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Piston
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Bearings,
Ignition
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Battery
Cable,
Gaskets,
Carburetors,
Alenrite
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etc.,
as
well
as
complete
equipment
for
repairs
and
maintenance,
indud-"Tng
Cranes.
Tire
Changers,
Presses,
Spraying
Outfits,
Hoists.
Test
stands.
Air
Lompressors.etc
j
A
'
&
jt
oiflfiisagiJinaiSJiiatai
Equipment
To
ensure
the
steady
"and
economical
ilowj
of
power
from
drive
to
rriachine,
peoper
shafting,
hangers,
bear
ings,
pulleys
and
belts
are
essential,
and
here
you
vyill
find
G
rat
on
&
Knight
Leather
and
Dick's
Batata
Belting",
Fairbanks
Wood
Pulleys.
Barry
Steel
Spjit
Pulleys
Hyatt
Roller
Bearings,
as
well
as
all
the
numerous
appliances
necessary
lor
the
transmiMton
of
power.
Maehiueiy
asueS
Supplies
Machine
tools
of
all
sorts
ranging
from
a
delicate
precision
lathe
to
a
huge
punch
press
or
shear
automatic
Ecrew
machines,
shapers.
grinders,
drills,
millers,
threaders,
planers
each
selected
for
its
proven
abilityyou
can
obtain
any
of
them
promptly
through
our
machinery
department,
and
here
you
will
also
find
a
wide
range
of
small
tools,
precision
instruments,
taps,
drills,
files,
grinding
wheels,
abrasive
papers,
in
fact
practically
everything
needed
for
modern
machine
shop
'production
and
maintenance.
I-
In
our
twelve
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yon
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shep
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lor
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worn
tne
I
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we
have
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to
raaseaaat
many
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j
outstanding
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tools,
machinery,
MWSsftt
sad
safeties.
Our
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general
catalogue
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clearly
how
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wellrovidc
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