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Manag-lr.g
Director
SUBSCRIPTION
RATES?
m
OTTAWA
f
The
government
disclosed
today
thai
it
wants
t
double
maximum
annuity
a
Canadian
may
purchase
through
the
govern
men!.
Minister
of
Labor
M
F.
Oregg
p'id
on
the
Older
pap
notice
of
bill
to
increase
the
maximum
annuity
to
t.M
trim
tlMO
Ibis
would
be
the
fiist
Uiue
ihe
tiling
has
t.-en
lifted
in
tweutj-
Terrific
Stock
of
Masks,
Fireo-.!
I
Jt
Carrier.
Per
Week.
20c;
Per
Murtn.
f-r
iear.
k.
Il
First
wheat
to
be
moved
into
t'qe
house
in
a
decade
will
commence
rolling
this
week
to
the
D'-minion
governmenCs
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vears.
Straight
Election
ray.-
Reflects
and
Reminisces
ceive
tne
gram.
By
the
end
of
this
wvek
o:
hundred
ear.oads
of
Northern
Albrrta
wheat
will
be
on
the
line.
Canadian
National
Raiiways
announced
today.
It
should
start
arnv.r.a
about
Sunday.
Deliveries
are
expeted
to
be
at
the
r..te
of
about
luO
car.oads
a
week.
About
&M
carloads,
it
Is
estimated,
will
ti!I
the
r'.cva
or.
Expectation
is
that
tr..
wheat
may
be
moved
out
of
the
elevator
fairly
soon
by
ocean-gouig
ve-
theatre,
opening
of
the
reservoir
:n
Lr-
A;-ropoii
thee
were
but
i
few
of
rhe
function
as
well
aj
lesser
events
The
theatre
stood
on
Second
Avenue,
not
far
from
Sixth
Street
about
where
Jones
news
stand
is
now
lucatedi
ai.d
it
u
parted
that
evening
with
most
of
Frinc
Rupert
in
best
bib
and
tucker
If
there
was
a
nias-
W-athT
was
r..nther
cool
or
;i.-
u'.ed.
as
it
is
t
xiuy.
when
d,.-
.
hnrnred
Prince
Rupert
Soutii
Still
Tory
LONDON".
Back
in
the
big
city,
after"
a
two-day
look-see
trip
out
towards
Plymouth,
I
see
definite
signs
that
at
least
that
part
of
Old
England
is
swinging
Tory-ward.
'
Labor
might
retort:
"We
can't
iGse
what
we
never
had."
It
is
trae
tnat
oruy
a
tiny
handful
of
non-Tories
have
recently
made
the
grade
in
that
.
region
of
this
ancient
islana.
hut
irum
wna',1
saw
and
heard,
it
was
pretty
clear
tnat
Laoor
canuidates
are
simply
not
putting
up
the
fight
tnat
they
dii
before.
LEST
ANYONE
jump
to
fa'.e
conclusion,
let
me
state
as
clearly
as
possible
that
this
may
be
due
to
the
"grand
strategy
that
both
big
parties
are
pur-
ThU
ter
of
ceremonies,
lie
must
have
v.rh
.t'f.
first
and
only
visit.
earlv
in
Seotember.
1912
The
been
Lionel
Crippen.
a
good
old
sets
lor
export
c'.ciT.r.t
mH
'.''tt'
r..-.-cr
sp-rtd
Liirtll.
,
-
Pri'.ce
s
A.ice
glided
to-
Prince
Rupert
had
nrt
got
around
K-ir'V
government
c.xk.
remain-
to
cushumed
seaU
In
pjacea
of
ainusvuirii'..
in
Aim
a
,
,iko
that
throuelK'ut.
ir.f;
Ketchikan
Surveyed
glossy
polish
d.d
not
make
them
!
'
any
sol
ter.
i
MIlflT
TRH
His
Royal
Kithness.
the
Duke
if
Cor.r.au?tit.
Governor
-General
of
Canaia
and
son
of
Qnevn
Victoria
wore
civilian
di
.'ss
and
Winiei
Clolhes
lor
Cold
British
cow-raj
flection
lack
refinement.
THK
like
econd
ballots,
party
lifts,
alternative
-votes
or
any
form
proportional
representation.
There
can
I
only
one
succesr-ful
candidate
for
each
constituency,
electd
on
a
'simple
majority
of
votes.
This
produces
curious
results.
In
general,
it
exaggerates
the
success
of
the
most
successful
fjarty.
Conceivably
it
could
lead
to
absurdity.
Sup-xse
that
the
candidates
of
one
party
won
by
very
wnali
majorities
in
every
constituency.
Then
Parliament
would
consist
entirely
of
members
of
that
party.
In
the
general
election
of
1:5
the
Conservatives'
jKtlled
only
'53
er
cent
of
the
votes,
but
they
jrot
70
per
cent
'of
the
seats.
Labor
won
3
per
cent
of
the
votes
but
pot
only
25
m-r
cent
of
the
seats.
In
194.1
when
Labor
was
w
inning,
the
jwsition
was
reversed.
Conservatives,
w
ith
40
jier
cent
of
the
vote,,
had
only
33
per
cent
of
the
seats.
Labor
w
ith
only
4x
er
cent
of
the
votes
pot
61
per
cent
of
the
seats
in
Parliament.
Such
a
state
of
affairs,
indeed,
is
normal
in
Britain.
The
Parliament
dissolved
on
Octokr
5,
1&51.
has
been
very
exceptional.
In
the
election
of
VW)
the
votes
divided
at
exactly
the
point
w
here
the
system
which
tends
to
magnify,
in
the
Rouse,
any
superiority
of-
votes
in
the
country-pave
no
special
advantage
to
either
of
the
largest
parties.
JUNEAU.
Problems
and
opportunities
facing
Ke'.-hikjn.
where
construction
of
Aia.ika's
firt
nulp
mil!
is
expected
to
be
Somber
Jackets
WooMcn
Cas
-
-
Pure
Woo'
end
Heor.f
4'nde'wear
-
VooHj-
J,
i
iuing.
B.th
are
er
s
"safe
seat
bv
detail!'..
etling
the
ota-
gm
er
ly
next
year,
are
outlined
go
pretty
weii
jn
a
speciai-purp
e
survey
iut
completed
bv
tne
Alaska
).:..'
i
capable
va'et.
Accompanying
him
were
the
Duchess
cf
G-rnran
oriiii
nd
fiauor.t
-r.
the
Princes
Patricia
The
Duke
ir.-'pected
"h
t"ia:d
of
honor,
i.om
Earl
Grey
s
Rifles,
a
Prince
Kiip
ft
ur.K
under
tsii!i
Kre(J
St
rk
Local
ac'avj
-vrvice
veterans
wi
re
altj
on
oarade.
and
t.;
iliese
the
viceroy
extended
a
FOR
MEN
&
E:
It
is
only
in
the
marginal
velopment
Board,
iea.s
that
either
party
is
pa-.-
The
report
points
out
the
Ln-
tmj
up
a
real
cause.
pad
trie
entrance
of
this
bav:
There
i
'
one
seat
dawn
near
industry
will
have
on
population.
Plymouth
where
a
battle
rural
community
laci.ities
and
serv-
ct
Remarkably
Lof
Ml-VS
BOMKII
JtCKrff
lined,
fur
eiliar.
pfrfw
i
at
.lit
50
m
v.
is
expected.
It
is
now
held
by
a
ices
in
the
Oreater
KexniKan
ankshake
a;td
an
u.quiry
con-cat's
whisKfcr
margin
by
m-.
area.
cerr.ing
s-rvices
brlillant
writer.
Michael
Foot.
Preliminary
copies
of
the
But
the
Tory
candidate
is
Rar,-
study,
written
by
Ralph
Browne.
COMPLETER
j(SPKCTION
tiolph
Churchill,
whose
famous
a.v-ista;U
manaeer
of
uie
Thls
r
f
curse,
was
lor.s
befire
fatner.
Winston,
is
going
down
veiopment
Beard,
were
reviewed
1ne
outbreak
of
gfat
w&rs.
cn
the
aeiond-to-last
day
of
the
by
Wiuiam
Barton,
euy
man-
ne
.uard
in-nx-rtion
as
i-.t
p-o-
Mf.VS
TOPCOATS-Br-.:
i
w.'ll
Uiiored.
gsji
lit,
V
MEN'S
OOL
SPIlEMi
campaian
to
acaress
nm
s
a-
ag(r;
jonn
weir,
puojc
uuuues
connnueht
paused
before
-
AJ
ues.
iwfecl
fit
.
V
'v
a
young
militiaman
trt
incurs
about
a
djcorat.on
he
was
wear
int.
"Might
I
ask.
my
lad
lr.
what
campaign
you
won
this?"
"It
was
for
singing
In
re
choir
at
New
Westminster,
sir."
vertt-ed
as
a
monster
public
manager;
J.
E.
Danieison.
su-meetin?.
perir.tendent
of
schooU,
and
o.hers
in
Ket-rhikan
Represen-THE
LATEST
poU
show
a
trend
uiuives
of
the
U
S
Forest
Serv-back
toward
the
Tories
which
ce
and
Alaska
Public
Works
confirms
what
I
wrote
in
th.s
a2ency
also
rtviewed
tae
repon
column
several
days
ago.
But
1
prior
to
its
final
publication.
in
r.rtr
tnfl
a
ii'i'le
aurhoriiv.
-
-
Too
Many
Brides
MESi
8
HEAVY
WOOL
PW
li
fishing
and
h-avy
;i
fit.
lots
of
ear.
..
.
Piiti:
I
andmk
Ua
W,l-
l,mr
ol
Dim
..very.
v.
iili
iu
n
..
acre
lop
tw.itlied
aluiiiliiuin.
ljr;-
!
e-r
buili,
it
li"
m"""
h:,n
thiee
times
iIm-
ilijm
t
of
die
Dome
of
Si.
PhuT
C-1irtlrat.
tlamilUu
v
iiM
'
'e
euwd
at
p..l.u
tival
M
i
Ik
ing
W
illi
prl'
,1,c
,ll4t
roof.
nU.
r.iliT
whI
irttK-r
pari
of
tlic
.ill-ahimoium
rjn
l-Ann
made
Dome
were
aJumiiium
.
.
.
"'"I
",Jl
l.,ola
i
ihc
-tW
m'l
.tin
ictrt
pr.nliicw.
ibr-n-ci.il
iiKxli
rn
m-i.il.
4...ni.iny
ot
Caii.nl
'.
l.nl.
"Altan).
til
CONGRATULATE
the
editors
of
The
Van
w
niivi.
PiTii-in-..
in
Hnino-
what
editfirs
'a
OVCl
in
.-wr
-rv
vhn
nrivatelv
i
imi.u,
mi
..
......
"
.
'
i
.
;
v.rt
m11c,
v.a
nu:
1ENS
All.-HMI.
PI.AIO
J
AC
MTS-SiaUD
lot
i
of
to-xn
oa
vote
in
,
aci-
"
kmd
ol
confidence
.
"""
it
,v
v
,,.Si
txpre&ses
If
tnev
had
tne
COUlage,
the
eut-ome.
.,.,,
election
cay,
may
Canada
would
like
to
do
E
in'-dr-rMi.
Fail
length
WW
AI.I.-UOM.
W
I
X
O
B
B
EA
K
I'
RS
Dar.dy
Reption
p-ogrm
I'cw
tfnk
the
form
ot
gift..
ir.uie
of
unique
interest
and
reminiscent
of
a
piontfr.
U
id
end
a
city
in
the
making.
The
eor".ony,
simple
anf
brief
took
place
on
the
vance.
But
here
they
have
a
much
wider
qualification.
Ail
sorts
of
bed-ridden
people,
and
other
i
as
to
The
British
are
in
an
unpredictable
mood.
In
Canada,
old-time
political
experts
taught
me
that
the
great
mass
o!
tne
oeoo.e
maxe
up
thtir
.l.
iri...
vuYJt
'
-ik
than
factory
coat
!
who
find
it
ciiiicu.i
to
get
oru
wharf
w;-h
t-n,
formal
w.-lcome
nave
tne
n-iiu
to
soie
,.
fc
h..if
.,,
,hp
munk-ioalitv
i.,..,
r.,,
a..
onn
n
in
person
BOYS'
Ai
1.-WOOL
HEAVY
TWEED
PANTS-UV
extended
by
Ma-or
SvUl"
M.
w.f
-ni-ihot
atrrnplv
tailored
vote
about
10
days
beiore
the
n
advance
by
mail
.......
T
....
1
Vrt,
Qnlh.1T
-
'
-T
I
SEVER
ceae
to
be
asUni'hcd
ThP"d.iral
were
miliar
ties
all
warn
me.
that
is
not
i-u.
BOYS'
KH'.BER
IACID
BM)TSB-.t
qaallty
s
than
factory
cost,
at
pn
There
is
of
course,
a
fixed
voie
"
"
with
cen:ury-oid
centre
but
that
votes
Conservative,
Labor,
are
in
this
country.
Time
and
mv(,r
b,
fore
nad
they
seen
a
i
ih,,ai
,.mo
hii
time
again,
a.iei
i
mc
-"n-
H..ANXEI.ETTE
SHEETS
AM)
ALSO
Ql
ILTv-fit
nieh
watl-r.
versation
around
to
the
ejection,
peopie
tel!
me:
tow.i
asp.ra.e
to
metf.pohtan
disUnrtinn.
look.ng
oui'e
so
r.ew.
'
r
ttopefvl
and
to
brimming
over!
v.ith
optimism.
This
waj
dif-;
Ql
AL4TY
AT
REM
t
EU
PKK
US
Lioerai
iveii.
1
.m
rcaiiy
a
fc
u
a
tr..
n.'n
ennt'n
tl.e,
1
can't
myself.
But,
of
course
,..
.i,ki.
.im.ni
m
n-'
Ifrersf.
JOHN
H.
BULGER
Ojlomtlriit
John
Bulger
Ltd.
Third
Avenue
'tiny
voie
Liberal
for
no
Liberal
would
cietv.
a
well
as
a
minority
who'
do
vote
by
the
wue-thai
,nae
a
do?
chance
here
tiuatinz
vote
aid
not
decide
un-l
til
the
very
"eve
of
the
poll."
BOTH
SIDES
claim
that
they
says
Saturday
Night.
From
now
on
there
will
be
m
engagement
pictures
and
no
wedding
pictures
in
The
Province.
Undoubtedly,
an
exception
will
be
made
for
the
marriage,
when
it
comes,
of
Princess
Margaret,
and
for
other
weddings
which,
in
the
language
of
the
newsroom,
are
newspage,
rather
than
women's
page.
Wedding
pictures
would
be
the
joy
of
women's
editors
if
only
they
could
take
them
or
leave
them
alone.
But
no
paper
can
run
all
the
brides'
pictures
that
come
in,
and
proud,
parents
do
not
take
kindly
to
a
daughter
being
left
out.
Consequently,
pictures
of
brides
swamp
women's
pages
for
at
least
three
months
of
the
year.
One
Ontario
oaper
had
500
brides'
photographs
still
to
appear
when
June
ended
this
year,
and
a
women's
editor
remarked
sadly
that
she
had
got
so
far
behind
on
her
weddings
that
in
two
cases
the
birth
notices
got
in
first.
Saturday
Night
solved
this
problem
15
years
ago
by
dropping
weddings
and
social
news
from
its
pages.
The
Vancouver
Province
has
taken
the
sensible
solution
and
it
will
be
interesting
to
see
how
soon
other
dailies
follow
the
example.
Oi7i.-.us'
.
the
roval
Interest
(
"nil
nl
'
'
"
Be
Sure
You
ARE
IN
a'
gum
a
r.y
the
two-y-'ar-old
I
am
a-ftonisfted
to
find
how,
will
benefit
from
the
fact
tint
f,,j
y
temiinti?
its
rtifti':
dnesi.
be
fewer
than
on"
r..vnesi
and
b.cezy
style
run-
if.!
This
wa;
clear,
as
-was
I
tlvv
i
many
Liberals
tunc
as
there
many
here
do
pin
their
hopes
there
wiil
on
bii;
meetings,
neid
within
tn'.-
quarter
as
last
4
houi.s
oefore
the
actual
ning
this
vote.
last.
were
d
ove
along
pit;y
graded
streets
nd
gained
ide.u
ai
to
the
mean-
Mo.it
"experts
say
this
snoum
jnR
of
western
nomenclature
THEY
HAVE
one
very
sensible
help
the
Tories.
But
many
liard-
when
people
mention
"from
the
var.ation
here
from
our
cwn
fciaded
Labor
pecpie
deny
this,
grass
root
a
tip."
.
system
of
voting.
In
Canada
we
Tney
say
it
depends
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