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make
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will
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be
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to
give
them
a
working
majority.
The
Liberals
say
they
will
make
a
net
gain
of
11
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them
that
much
stronger
than
they
are
todatfL
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NEED
OF
REPRESENTATION
In
view
of
the
condition
under
which
Vancouver
candi
Peace
River
grain
growing
country.
That
is
one
reason
why
Mr.
Hanson
should
be
elected
to
represent
Skeena.
ELECTION
FORECASTS
,
.
Manv
of
those
not
directly
interested
in
the
outcome
of
SHIPYARD
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Woodworkers.
Etc
ELECTRIC
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ACETYLENE
WELDING
Our
Plant
Is
Equipped
to
Handle
Alt
Kinds
of
MARINE
AND
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WORK
PHONES
43
AND
335
DEMAND
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other
hand,
are
all
arguing
that
'the
Liberal
Government
has
no
'right
to
take
the
credit
for
the
wonderful
era
of
prosperity
through
which
Canada
has
been
passing
and
in
which
she
has
become
one
of
the
leading
manufacturing
countries
of
the
world.
Which
then
is
right,
blue
ruin
or
prosperity?
Mr.
B?nnett
and
the
other
Tory
speakers
hope
by
much
noise
to
drown
the
voice
of
the
financial
papers
and
the
banks
of
Canada,
who
are
proclaiming
that
we
arc
the
most
prosperous
nation
in
the
world
today.
The
Tory
Concert
must
surely
dates
fnr
Parliament
are
tiroine
the
buildintr
of
the
Peace
i
thlnk
toe.
electors
lack
ordinary
River
outlet
to
Vancouver,
it
is
of
particular
importance
co"Tvn1!!f
to
Prince
Rupert
and
the
whole
of
Skeena
district
that
a
,
government
supporter
be
returned
for
the
constituency!
so
that
we
may
gjet
at
least
an
even
break
here.
As
we
have
pointed
out
before,
Olof
Hanson
has
a
way
of
getting
things.
He
learned
how
to
do
it
in
connection
with
his
own
business.
Now
he
will
be
out
to
get
Prince
Rupert
placed
on
the
map
as
the
western
outlet
to
the
Thanking
you
for
the
space.
LONO-StJFFERINO-ELECTOR.
Man
in
the
Moon
This
Is
the
time
for
serious
thought,
not
for
jokes
and
jollity.
There
Is
a
political
campaign
on
hand.
'
the
flection
are
trying
to
figure
out
what
the
result
is
like-
j
Let's
blow
the
trumpet
louder
Jv
to
be.
Uank
managers
seem
to
think
the
Liberals
may
And
summon
the
faithful
few
pqibly
lose
a
few
seats
but
not
enough
to
affect
the
government
The
Financial
Post
has
secured
two
forecasts
from
Ot-
To
hold
the
country
back
in
leash
Away
from
all
that's
new.
Let
us
all
old
things
conserve,
i
4..
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hhJ
tewa,
one
from
Conservatives
and
the
other
from
Liber-jAnd
reuse
to
bend
to
ijm
lift.
n
xl.
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ruiA
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...
1
1
.u
thought
Both
today
and
evermore.
Political
orator:
"I
venture
to
assert
there
is
not
a
man
in
this
audience
who
has
ever
done
anything
to
prevent
the
destruction
of
our
vast
forests
Small
man
in
audience
(timidly)
"I've
shot
woodpeckers."
Jake
says
he's
going
to
vote
for
the
man
that
seems
to.
have
the
most
intelligence
and
not
lor
trie
man
that
talks
the
most
or
smokes
the
most
or
who
craeks
the
most
jokes.
Voter's
Prayer
Lor
help
me
to
pick
a
winner
So
my
vote
I
may
not
lose
Now
which,
O
Lord.
If
you
werenw
Would
be
the
one
tha,t
you
would
choose?
The
meanest
politician
In
this
old
world
of
ours
Is
the
one
who
gives
away
leaves
And
holds
on
to
the
flowers.
the
About
this
trap
a
jnan
has
In
vented
to
catch
and
.hold
burglars
a
pity
it
wouldn't
grab
wild
el
ection
promises,
and
the
politicians
who
make
them.
Industry
stands
for
for
quality.
Ernest
Bloch.
r
You
can't
have
toO)nuch
thought
In
an
opera.
DeemTaylor.
What
you
expect
you
get
with
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Mr
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Dispatch
From
Queen
Charlotte
I
have
been
much
amused
wlthi
Islands
Confirms
Report
Made
Ihe
Tory
IncohsisteneiM
In
thls
B
Local
Citizens
campaign.
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and
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faint
echo'
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A
Je'wi
seconds
before
the
latter
'quake
was
felt,
there
was
a
long
deep
rumble
which
was
followed
by
-several
heavy
jolts,
one
after
the
other,
j
Certain
citizens
of
Prince
Rupert
erted
that
they
felt
an
earth-j
quake
last
Monday
afternoon
about;
5
o'clock
but,
as
one
was
not
reported
at
the
Olgby
Island
meteorological
station,
no
mention
was
made
of
it
in
the
press.
Death
is
not
a
calamity,
but
an
adventure
through
which
we
all
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