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July
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1930.
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...SS
Prince
Rupert's
new
member
is
Olof
Hanson.,
t
,
The
election
is
over
and
Hon.
Rf
B.
Bennett
will
be
the
new
Prime
Minister
in
place
of
Right
Hon.
V.
L
Mackenzie
King.
It
is
to
be
assumed
too
that
the
policy
of
the
government
will
change
from
one
of
Imperial
preference
to
that
of
high
tariff,
although
there
may
be
some
delay
in
making
the
change.
The
people
of
the
country
have
decided
this,
although
Prance
Rupert
was
against
it
The
change
is
a
momentous
one
for
the
country.
Mr.
Bennett
is
a
capable
man
and
will
hold
the
new
position
with
dignity
and
honor.
He
will
have
the
privilege
of
attending
the
Imperial
Conference
in
the
fall
and
along
with
his
new
cabinet
will
decide
what
attitude
Canada
isto
take
at
that
gathering.
It
is
much
too
early
to
consider
cabinet
possibilities.
Two
of
the
men
who
undoubtedly
would
have
been
in
it
were
defeated
at
the
polls
and
it
may
be
difficult
to
provide
seats
for
them.
It
is
to
be
assumed
that
Dr.
Manion
will
be
in
the
government
but
many
almost
unknown
men
will
of
neces
sity
be
there.
-Most
of
the
nationally
well
known
Conserva
tives
had
retfretrfrom
public
hie.
everyone.
We
congratulate
him
on
winning
the
seaU
AVhile
it
is
unfortunate
that
he
Anil
be
in
opposition,
he
will
undoubtedly
use
that
tact
for
which
he
is
noted
and
see
that
Prince
Rujiert
interests
do
not
suffer.
His
majority
was
a
wonderful
one,
greater
than
even
the
greatest
optimist
in
his
party
could
have
expected.
It
was
a
great
tribute
to
the
man
and
to
the
men
who
conducted
the
campaign.
J.
C.
Brady,
the
defeated
candidate,
drops
out
for
the
present
He
fought
a
good
fight
and
his
abilities
should
command
for
him
a
position
more
permanent
and
possibly
more
lucrative
than
that
of
member
for
Prince
Rupert.
Political
life
is
precarious
at
the
best
and
is
nothing
on
which
to
depend
for
a
livelihood.
LET
US
LOOK
FORWARD
This
is
the
time
to
forget
the
election
and
alLihe
differences
that
went
with
it
Let
us
turn
our
eyes
to
the
future,
to
the
upbuilding
of
the
city
and
forwarding
of.her
interests.
After
all.
individual
and
community
effort
is
what
counts.
It
seems
as
if
a
community
could
never
act
as
ti
unit
politically
but
it
may
well
act
with
cohesion
on
any
other
question.
It
is
to
be
hoped
that
the
election
result
will
not
affect
the
standing
of
the
C.
N.
R.
Hotel
or
anv
other
matters
in
which
we
are
vitally
interested.
It
is
best
to
assume
that!
change
everything
will
work
out
well
for
us.
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Cedar
Shlplap,
Boards.
Dimensions
and
TlmBers
Doors,
Windows,
Shingles,
Etc.
Odd
lots
off-grade
material
at
reduced
prices.
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BAY
LUMBER
CO.,
LTD.
Lumber
Manufacturers
Prlnee
Rupert,
RC.
Daily
News
Want
Ads.
bring
qnick
Results
Among
the
Members-Elect
Returns
received
up
to
midnight
last
night
Indicated
the
election
-or
members
as
follows:
ONTARIO
Conservatives
Aljoma
East
O.
B.
Nicholson
(Conservative
gain:
from
Liberals!.,
Algoma
West
T..
E.
Simpson
(no
change).
Brant
Franklin
Smoke
(no
change).
v
Brantford
'City
R.
E.
Ryerson
(no
.change).
Carleton
W.
F.
Gar
(no
change).
JDuffcrinSlmcoe
W.
.
itowe.
(no
change).
Durham
F.
W.
Boken
(no
change.
Essex
South
Eccles
J.
Oott
(no
change).
Essex
westCol.
S.
C
Robinson
(no
changes.
Port
WAllam
Hon.
Or.
R.
J.
Manion
mo
changed.
Frentenae
Addington
Dr.
W.
M.
Spankie
(no
change).
Mi'skoka
-OnUrlo-)r.
Peter
Me-.
Gtbbon
no
change).
'.Ntpissing
A.
Morel
KJonserva-
tive
gain
from
Liberals).
Oxford
South
Hon.
Don
Suther
land
(Conservative
gain
from
Parkdale
thurid
JSpenc
(no
change-).
Parry
.Sound
Lieut.
Col.
James
Arthurs
ino
change).
Peel
Sam
Charters
tno
change).
Perth
North
D.
M.
Wright
(Con-
servaUve
gain
fnm
"Liberals.
Peterboro
West
JC.
A.
Peck
ino
change).
Port
Arthur
Thunder
Bay
O.
J.
Cowan
(no
change).
Prince
Edward
Lennox
J.
"Weese
tno
change).
(Renfrew
North
Or.
I.TJ.
Cot
man
iw
change-).
Siroeoe
North
J.
T.
Simpson
(no
change.
Stormont-F.
T.
Shaver
Conservative
gain
from
Liberals)
TemUkamlng
South
W.
A.
Gordon
(Conservative
gain
from
liberals).
,
,
.
Toronto
East
Hon.
TZ.
B.
Ryck-
man
(no
change).
Teornto
East
Centre
R.
C.
Matthews
ino
change).
High
Park
A.
3.
Ander-
1
Toronto
Northeast
R.
L,
Baker
i
no
change).
Toronto
Northwest
J.
R.
Mac-Nicol
i
no
change).
Toronto
Scarboro
Joseph
Harris
i
no
change).
Toronto
South
Lieut.
-Col.
-a.
R
Geary
tno
change).
Victoria
T.
H.
Stlnson
nc4
change).
Waterloo
South
A.
M.
Bdwaxdc;
(no
change).
WeUand
O.
H.
Pettlt
(too
change).
Wellington
South
Hon.
Hugh
Guthrie
tno
change.
Wentworth
O.
C
Wilson
(no
change.
York
Jierth
Col.
T.
II.
Lennoxl
no
change).
York
Westa.
.
Lawson
tno'
change).
liberals
Bruee
North
Hon.
James
Ma)
colm
(no
change
.
Bruee
South
Dr.
W.
A.
Hall
no
change).
Biffin
West
MltchtU
Hepburn
mo-change.
Huron
South
T.
C.
McMillan
tno
Kenora
Rainy
2Uver
Bon.
Heenan
too
change).
Peter
KenUDr.
J.
"W.
Rutherford
-too,
change.
Lamb
ten
West
Jt.
W.
Cray
tno
change).
Middlesex
West-Jlen.
J.
C.
XI
;liott
(no
change).
Northumberland
W.
A.
Frastr
'Liberal
gain
from
Conservatives)
Ontario
W.
H.
Moore
(LlbeTal
gain
from
ConservaUTes.
Ottawa
T.
P.
Ahearn
and
E.
R
E.
Chevrter
(no
change).
Perth
South
Major
F.
O.
San
derson
(no
change)
Prescott
E.
O.
Bertrand
(no
change).
RusseU
Alfred
-
Qoulet
(not
i
.
.a-
w3
oraicuc
x-aii
ueorge
Micuin
(Liberal
gain
from
Conservatives).
Temiskamtng
North
J.
A.
Bra-
dette
(no
change).
Toronto
West
Centre
S.
Factor
Liberal
gain
from
Conservatives,
T.
L.
Church
defeated).
Waterloo
North
Hon.
W.
D.
i'Euler
(no
change).
M
1
Wellington
North-Dr.
R.
K.
Blair
1
Liberal
gain
from
ConservaUvesL
1
Progmslte
i
Orey
Southeast
MUs
Agnes
C
Mr..
phau
no
change'
1
Other
Kuii
unccruta
QUEREC
Conservatives
Argenteuil
Sir
George
Perlej
(no
change).
Bonaventure-b.
Morgan
(Con-5ervaUyevgaln
from
Liberals)
.
Brome
Misslssquoi
Dr.
F.
H.
Pic-kel
(Conservative
gain
from
liberals).
Chateauguay
Huntingdon
Dr.
J.
C.
More
(Conservative
gain
from
Liberals).
'Compton
Samuel
Gobeil
(Conservative
gain
trom.Llberals).
Lake
St.'3ohn
ii
Ougvay
(Con
servative
gain
fromlLiberalsj.
Laval
Two
Mountains
Arthur
Sauve
(ConservaUve
gain
from
Liberals).
Levis
Or.
-Emll
Fortin
(Conservative
gain
from
Liberals).
Matane
H.
Larue
(Conservative
gain
from
Liberals).
Montmagny
Arriiand
Lavergnc
(ConservaUve
gain
from
Liberals).
Mount
Royal
R.
S.
White
(no
change).
Quebec
Montmorency
C.
N.
Dor-
3an
(Conservative
-gain
from
Uber-
fcals).
Quebec
"West
M.
Duprie
(Conservative
gain
from
Liberals).
Richmond-Wolfe
Dr.
F.
La-
Fleche
(Conservative
gain
from,
Liberals).
St.
Ann
J.
A.
Sullivan
(ConservaUve
gain
from
Liberate).
St.
Antoine
Lesbe
G.
Bell
(n
change).
8t
John's
Iberville
I.
Sabourin
iConservatlve
gain
from
Liberals
t
St.
Lawrence-St.
Jeorge
C.
H.
Cthan
(no
change).
Sherxord
J.
.
Tctreault
(ConservaUve
gain
from
Liberals)
.
Stanstead
J.
T.
Hackey
(ConservaUve
gain
from
Liberals).
Yamaska
T.
Cantois
(ConservaUve
gain
from
Liberals).
Liberals
Bigot
C.
Dumalne
(no
change)
Beauee
E.
D.
Laeretx
(nc
change).
Bellechasse
Oscar
Beulancet
tno
change).
Cartier
S.
W.
Jacobs
(nc
il
hange).
Chambly
Verehere-A.
Geslf-Tien
(no
change!.
Champlam
Ai
L.
Desaulnlen
tno
change).
'
"
i
Charlevoix
Eaguenay
P.
T
Oas-
grain
(no
change).
!
Chteoutlmi
J.
E.
A.
Dubuc
(nc
f
change).
i
Dmmmond
Arthabasea
WiHrk
Glrouard
(no
changed.
Gaspe
M.
BrasstU
(ho
change)
Hochegala
E.
C,
St.
Pere
n
change).
Hull
A.
Pournier
(no
ehange).
Joliette
C.
E.
Fertand
(n
change).
Kamouraska
George
Bouehan
i
no
change.
La
prairie
Napierrttle
V.
Dupul-(no
change).
L'AssompUon
JJentealm
3.
A
Seguln
too
change
i.
Laurier
Outremet
L.
W.
Jacob-ino
changed.
LlsletJ.
F.
Fafard
no
change
Lotblniere
J.
A.
VervDJe
(rx
change).
MeganUc
Xasebe
Rsbcrge
(nc
change).
IQeolet
L.
DuBote
tnoehange.
Quebec
East
Han.
Erneat
La
pointe
too
change.
Quebec
So
u
M
aj
or
3
.
J.
Powei
ino
change).
Rlchllicu-Hon.
P.
J.
A.
Cardie
mo
change).
Rlmotukl
ASaJor
Oeneral
Sii
Eagene
Jlsct
(no
change!
.
BL
Henri
Paul
Heftier
(w
khahgei.
'
1st.
Hyactathe-Rouvillt
J.
A
Fontaine
inochtngeai
.
St.
James-Hen.
Imand
Bin-fret
tno
change)
St.
Mary
H.
Deriairriers
(no
jfhange).
Ternlscouata
J.
F.
Peuliot.
(nr
whange.
Tcrrrbonne
L.
E.
Parent
(no
change).
Three
Rivers
St.
Maurice
Arthur
Bettet
ino
change).
Independent
La
be
lie
Henri
Beurassa
change.
Other
seats
doubtful.
Oet
pays.
(no
the
Ad.
trading
n'abU.
It
HAVE
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TRIED
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CLASSIFIED?
Mare
and
more
people
are
turning
to
the
classified
col
umns
Dt
the
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to
find
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-ant
Used
cars,
furniture
for
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lost
and
found,
houses
to
rent
or
for
sale,
positions
wanted.
AH
sorts
-of
things
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you
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not
read
the
classified
page
get
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habit
now
Try
it
today
Tuesday,
July
29.
iv-
Iadc
possible
by
the
co-operation
of
the
manufacturers,
I
am
offering
for
the
next
ten
days,
the
balance
of
my
stock
of
Peterborough
Outboard
Boats
and
Canoes
at
the
following
Startling
Prices
-
Peterborough
Seahawk
Smart
17-ft.
mahogany
runabout.
PotnVhnrmifrk
WfltorrlHrt
.Tr.
1'1-f
t.
Retail
Price
Sule
Price
Saving
$675
S450
$225
mahogany
single
rtep
"
225
$225
$100
1gMy
250
$135
Peterborough
Speedabout16-ft.
SLar
S285
$185
$100
Peterboroueh
AdmimlfJS-ft
lorur
.
tarn.
Varnn.U.ml.
,
298
$185
$113
Peterborough
Kwartha
17
ft.
long
48-in
beam.
Varnished
natural
finish
$230
Peterborough
Bullet
Boyd
Maiiici
Q97
design,
mahogany
speedboat
v
i
J
$135
$95
$175
$100
Peterborough
Gadabout
Unaink-
iCO
Q
f
A
A
G
C
f
able
canoe.
lG-ft.
long,
45-In.
beam.
V-l
QJLUU
yDA
PeterbormigTi
Prospector
Canoei-18
ft
long,
8S-in,
boom.
Square
ern
$116
$80
$36
"SS
$450
$300
$150
ewpt
$425
$300
$125
10-ft
Cruiser
Vaquero,
fty
equipped,
new
dingy.
Terms
to
reliable
party.
A
gift
at
A
Sale
That
Is
a
Sale
$1000
You
are
the
only
one
to
profit!
Our
single
desire
is
to
introduce
these
fine
a
craft
regardless
of
cost.
..
Future
..
sales
may
show
us
a
profit
'
but
aoove
pnees,
winch
mean
a
direct
loss
to
us,
will
never
be
duplicated
equalled,
and
or
Will
Positively
CeasTAgiKl8tB:
The
chance
of
a
lifetime
to
purchase
a
fine
boat
at
less
than
factory
cost.
Mail
orders
subject
to
prior
sale.
First
conic,
first
served.
Avoid
disappointment
by
coming
early.
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Shop
I.
O.
Box
913
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I1.C.
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