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of
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EDITION
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to
Look
at;
Delightful
to
Vear!
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will
put
you
in
step
with
Autumn
First
choice
for
general
wear
because
.
.
.
they're
sturdy
and
comfortable
for
morning
walks,
yet
dressy
for
afternoon.
Yes,
"Onyx''
cost
a
dollar
or
two
more
.
.
.
but
youll
never
begrudge
the
price
when
you
slip
them
on
day
after
day.
See
the
way
they
keep
their
"Custom
Made"
look.
The
Family
Shoe
Store
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Afternoon,
Except
Sunday,
by
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H.
r.
PULLEN
Managlng-Edr-or
Saturday,
Oct.
12,
1935
LAST
WORD
ON
ELECTIONS
Last
night
there
were
two
public
meetings
in
the
city
addressed
by
prominent
Vancouver
public
men
and
one
outstanding
woman.
At
the
one
meeting
the
views
expressed
were
almost
wholly
opposed
to
those
at
the
other.
The
result
is
that
the
electors
have
been
rather
confused
by
the
various
issues
brought
up.
New
issues
have
been
raised
and
in
some
cases
minor
matters
have
been
stressed
and
important
matters
emnhasizpd.
TYnio-Vlf
tViora
will
be
another
meeting
at
which
the
speakers,
following
the
usual
course
of
such
meetings,
will
done
bv
the
old
narties.
challenr-p
men
-and
newspapers
and
be
guilty
of
the
sort
of
conduct
uiey-
usuaiiy
accuse
tne
old
parties
of
following.
That
will
confuse
the
issues
even
more.
We
ask
the
electors
to
remember
that
Bennett
never
did
anything
until
faced
with
an
election,
that
the
C.
C.
F.
have
never
done
anything
and
never
will.
They
do
not
even
have
enough
candidates
in
the
field
to
enable
them
to
form
a
government
if
all
were
elected.
The
hope
for
Prince
Rupert
is
to
elect
a
Liberal,
who
will
work
with
a
sympathetic
government
at
Ottawa
and
will
bring
back
prosperity
to
the
country
and
particularly
to
Prince
Ru-pert.
THE
LATEST
REACTION
The
latest
reaction
tqwaid
Liberalism
in
the
election
which
is
to
take
place
Monday
would
seem
to
indicate
that
the
Liberals
will
have
a
larger
majority
than
had
been
recently
expected.
Even
the
C.
C.
F.
radio
speaker
at
Vancouver
Thursday
night
admitted
that
the
Liberals
would
have
the
largest
group
in
the
House
of
Commons
and
possibly
would
have
a
majority
over
all.
uuput
muei
aia
art;
very
opumistic
over
the
situation,
some
of
them
stating
they
feel
sure
they
will
imvpt
luuai
plurality
oi
not
jess
than
three
hundred-Prime
Minister
Bennett
has;
marlp
i
persuade
the
electors
that
hp.
rpllv
fovnra
-of
w
his
record
of
the
past
five
years
indicates
to
the
working
man
that
nnthirirr
from
the
Conservatives.
So-
far
as
the
C.
CL
F.
is
concerned,
they
are
not
expected
u
"vwiyr
mexnoers
irom
tne
Whole
Uominion
and,
knowing
what
is
at
stake,
the
people
of
Prince
Rupert
are
not
likely
to
be
among
these.
One
of
the
Vancouver
C.
C,
K
candidates,
speaking
on
the
radio,
said
they
were
not
interested
in
ordinary
political
problems.
They
were
socialists
and
socialism
was
their
aim
and
object
There
has
been
a
big
swing
away
from
the
C,
C,
F.
in
this
constituency
within
the
past
week,
many-electors
who
elt
JJiclmed
to
support
.them
having
swung
back
into
the
Liberal
fold.
The
uselessness
of
throwing
away
their
votes
chasing
the
chimera
of
socialism
has
been
broueht
'
b
home
to
them.
ALL
SOCIALISTS
While
tha
leaders,
of
ihe
C.
C.
F.
are
all
socialists
and
the
awctotes.
are
socialists,
many
of
the
people
who
cheer
at
C.
a
F.
meetings
are
.
anything
but
socialists,
they:
are
ready
io
icheer
vanyone
whp
attacks
the
old
parties
because
they
feel
the
old
parties
have
not
in
the
past
moved
rapidly
enqujjh
to
suit
them.
To"
please
these
tne
b.
b.
r.
have
a
nrno-rjim
lonliMfr
mr.'fv.
;n.
The
Letter
Box
T1IIS
IS
TUE
MAN
editor,
UaUy
News:
nsidious
promises
to
ask
the
peoplr
to
traffic
with
their
birthright
Since
when
did
men
begin
to
sel)
heir
birthright
for
a
few
peas
and
and
beans?
...
We
have
not
fallen
so
low
as
to
allow
this
country's
resources
Jo
be
exploited
by
Mr
Tat
and
the
United
States.
Because
I
believe
this
treaty
threa
tens
the
Empire,
I
ask
you
to
smite
it
with
all
your
might."
Is
this
the
man
you
would
choosr
to
negotiate
a
reciprocity
treaty?
Editor,
Daily
News:
-f.
w
wiv.
LIBERAL,
TELFORD
MIS-STATEMENT
Editor,
Daily
News;
A
statement
was
made
recenth
by
Dr.
Lyle
Telford
by
radio
broadcast
to
the
effect
that
five
hundred
dollars
had
been
granted
to
the
action
committee
of
ex.
seryice
men
for
the
purpose
of
promoting
an
ex-service
men's
ralh
the
various
party
committees,
don
vou
tnujk
that
it
would
be
com
non
sense
to
thing
for
ourselves?
Prince
Rupert
has
been
on
th'
wrong
side
of
the
fence
for
man'
Years
the
result
of
which
you
car
e
mrouh
your
windows.
The
Liberal
nartv
will
undnnht.
'idly
have
the
majority
at
this
election
and
with
Liberal
Proving
Houses
practically
all
through
h
country
to
work
in
harmony
with
mere
should
be
no
hindrance
f
prosperity,
therefore
if
we
sUrfv
ourselves
and
district
instead
of
s
much
party
nonsence
the
logica'
thing
to
do
at
this
time
Is
to
vot'
HANSON
and
for
once,
be
on
th(
right
side
of
the
house,
for
thf
benejt
of
ihe
district
in
genera
and
Prince
Rupert
in
particular.
INDEPENDENT.
C.C.F.
AND
ORIENTALS
May
I,
through
the
columns
o
your
valuable
naDer.
brlpfiv
.i
before
the
public
one
of
the
out
standing
Issues
of
the
nresent
campaign?
It
is
a
matter
that
the
electors
are
called
to
face
squarely.
it
is
whether
thev
are
willing
that
the
franchise
should
be
given
10
orientals.
A
VOte
for
the
OfiP
rnnrtfrf-.t
,
vHuutuHiir
means
a
vote
for
Oriental
enfranchisement;
there
is
no
dnnht
about
that
being
so.
I
o.uote
from
Hansard,
Vol.
LXX.
'
No.
98,
page
4547.
"Mr.
Woodsworth
If
an
Oriental'
in
Alberta
or
Saskatchewan
njayj
ote,
I
think
the
Oriental
ought
to.
posed
changes
"
such
as
takine-
over
v.
,
the
hnnka
,
Lni
,be
abl
towte
In
Prmah
Columbia.
t
intr
ing
n
them
tnem
bv
oy
,
fine
the
..
state.
eafo
.
T-V.;c
This
is
fhe
t.
ammfi
uuimo
anu
...
uijcrau-
,
.
Th
Th.
is&wss
i,,,
at
stake
are
very
con-'
.especially
when
you
,
their
lirognua
What
ihey
are
rrSrtfto
OTSSS.
S,.
Z
eliminate
private
ownership
under
the
Marxian
plan
i1
d0
not
thlnk
that
the
attitude
of
That
was
made
dear
Thursday
by
the
radio
sneaker
and
wet
pirt,w,su"
ivovinoc
towards
a
by
various
other
C.
C.
P.
speaVrs
who
LvKKorth:
tX
'
,
1
CLAIM
MADE
BY
MAITLAND
(Continued
riom
pane
one'
jenable
Canada
to
parry
on
vtilii
ct
oi4Via
the
markets
-rw0.
of
the
rest
of
the
in
mi.
Mr.
uennew
was
one
the
most
fanatical
oi
nag-wavers
;
wortd
.m
dosed
agaln9t
bef.
It
and
no
one
more
passionately
than
vas
g
slcn
wm
tfje
he
played
on
anU-American
preju-!u,re
1
jt
wa,
onjy
a
yPar
dice
to
win
votes
against
Reel-
thnt
th.,
at
men
of
th-
procity.
In
a
typical
passage
In
fliFrnpjrp
met
at
Ottawa
and
set
on
the
trade
negotiations
of
1891,
he
said
(August
14,
19111:
'Little
did
I
think
that
within
a
generation
the
Canadian
people
would
be
called
upon
to
face
the
issue
which
endangers
our
land
and
the
existence
of
the
flag
un
foot
the
movement
that
had
saved
Canada.
.
.
I
Mr,
Maltland
.carried
his
hearers
step
by
step
outlining
what
Mr,'
Bennett
had
done
for
the
country,
first
by
Insisting
on
sound
finance
and
then
by
aiding
the
western
nrovince
the
farmers
and
others
der
which
we
live.
Little
did
k
imt.n.inn
.mu,ne
think
that
the
came
Issue
would
j
m
oi
toe
viTiQus
reforms
he
;
.
..
come
to
us.
Now
they
the
Amerl-
kqh
i-ri
a
nt
th
nion
f
nMnLnM
IJ,.
cans)
have
come
to
us
with
thelfoM
fn-
nur
n
,in
i
VdllllJUCll
lVIVCI
gwj-m
ag-
ana
uie
-guoea
aoi-
He
was
the
-only
man
who.
In
the
iri-
ey
ve
cme
wiui
ir
.depression,
had
kept
his
feet
on
HfUU...
1
a
1
il
t
i
he
ground
with
a
well
rounded
cheme
for
recovery
and
he
made
i
strong
plea
to
the
electors
to
recognize
the
great
work
the
Prime
Minister
had
done
by
returning
his
upporter,
C.
H.
Orme,
at
the
head
f
the
poll
Monday.
The
Candidate
Mr.
Orme,
in
opening,
stressed
Bennett
radio,
speeches
and
who
advised
people
if
they
could
nbi
vote
C.
C.
F.
to
vote
ConseryaUve.
lowever,
Mr.
Orme
said
he
did
noj
lgree
with
the
C.
C.
F.
policy
of
jiving
votes
to
Orientals.
He
also
held
in
Hotel
Vancouver.
Thurs-
tnught
it
possible
to
-
so
improve'
day,
October
10.
This
statement
1:
absolutely
untrue
as
the
Army
&
Navy
Benevolent
Funds
cannot
h
used
for
any
such
purpose.
Dis
bursements
are
made
to
instltu
Uons
and
individual
cases
for
re.
llief
and
charitable
purposes
only
and
are
confirmed
by
the
Domin
Ion
and
Provincial
Commands.
A
trustee
and
signing
officer
witl
Robert
Wilkinson,
ML,.A
Provin
cial
President,
I
again
assert
tha:
statements
made
have
no
founda
tion
in
fact,
proof
of
which
can
b.
verified
by
the
executive
commit
tee
of
the
Provincial
Command
Army
and
Navy
Veterans
in
Pan
ada.
J.
EADES
WARD,
Provincial
Secretary,
Army
&
Navy
Veteram
ADVANCE
PRINCE
RUPERT
Editor,
Daily
News:
After
hearing
the
tewk
fir
I
wv
T
T
t
.
f
ur.
ma
was
a
pojicy
or
watt
anc
ee
ana
arut
uie
safe
course?
JVhlle
in
office
helhad
made
no
at-!
empt
to
bring.
ln
many
of
th6
promised
measures
He
also
eaid
he
youid
npt
be
hound
by
the
ottawst
Jgreements.
There,
were
many
Llb-
'jm
piauorms
.suited
to.
the
var-ous
parts
of
thejeountry.
In
con
'.radlstinction
to
Ihis,
the
Conser;
'atives
had
ooe
niatXorm
to
ill
of
Canada.
Tom
Reld
hart
.n.t
ne
was
lor
free'
trad
hut
-ould
he
.get
it?
Jao.
Mackenzie
had
expounded
2.
policy
o"f
lnflaiinn
h.it
't
would
be
a
sad
day
for
Canaia
if
that
policy
were
followed.
Mr.
orme
said
the
Conxpn
ttt
AO
had
been
blampri
Vnr
the
Canadian
National
Railway?-and
Ian
Mackenzie
hart
infimotti
that
the
rails
between
Prince
Ru.;
pert
and
Red
Pass
might
be
taket
up-
He
must
have
a
noor
ih
the
inteiilgence
of
the
-voters
ol
this
part
of
the
country.
The
Con-
favor
of
enfranchising
Orientals
ui
pnusn
JOUlmbla"
"Mr.
WoodswOith
i
nm
in
fnv..r
oi
eniranchlsine
Orientals
An
Rrt
Ush
Colunlbia.'
"Mr-
NeiJl
IComox
-Aiberni)
T.i,
you
say
that
durinn
the
last
t-i
Won
jn
British
Columbia?"
Mr.
Woodwortb-w-I
did."
Mr.
Nelll
J
did
not
-lvar
k-
"Mr.
Mackenzie--Is
the
chv
w.
lavor
or
tt?"
.
t
MT.
WOOdSWOrth
Ye.-
iher
V.
no
doubt
about
hkti
x
wi
",ur
fWlh
and
tell
them
so;
there
zro
opuot
about
if"
HUOH.
MeKINNON
RUPERT
DELICATESSEN
Your
Catering
Needs
Skifuly
fulfilled
We
cater
to
socials,
clubs,
banquets,
luncheons,
dances,
dinners
.and
bridge
parties.
Mde
U
your
Order
Nothing
"
too
large
or
)oo
'
'
'
i,
'small;'
;
PUNCHES
PUT
VP
I
m
TAKJ5!
OUT
Phone
us
aiiy
ifime,.
Give
Us
a
trial
Phone
niack;'625
.
:.
.
j
Centre)
Is
the
Hon.
Member
In
aiMMBm'iiii'iMmiii
BENNETT
raised,
the
candidate
read
the
section
to
.show
that
it
v.K
a
nrnt.
SPEAKS
TONIGHT
SATURDAY,
OCTOBEK
12
CFCT
CFJC
CH
WK
CJAT
CKOV
.
CJOR
CRCV
Vt4rlM
KimlWiM
flilltiu'AMtr
nr
ti
AND
OVEIt
A
NATION
-
WIDE
NETWORK:
b
to
7
p.m.
Pacific
Standard
Time
Lotrffer
is
Dead
I
HI
K
H
lJI
1
I
If
r
Six
Mm
Hurt
Jn
Accident
On
Wednesday
ol
Tbi
Vfk
Succiimbs
to
Injuries
CAMPBELL
RIVER,
Oct.
12:
;iarold
Becklund,
seriously
hurt
on
Wednesday
when
a
logging
railway
aboose
4n
which
he
was
tiding
crashed
Into
a
logging
boom,
died
he
sincerity
of
Mr.
Bennett
In
hjs
i0h
Thursday.
Five
others
who'
were
rogram
of
recovery
and
reform
le
quoted
from
the
Vancouver
Province
a
speech
of
Mr.
Bennett,
telivered
in
1914
when
he
was
a
private
member
In
which
he
suggested
a
course
o
take
when
hard
imes
came.
He
also
quoted
from
Mr.
Woodsworth
who
approved
the
injured
at
the
same
time
are
re
ported
to
be
recovering.
servatlve
leaders
had
come
out
jtiong
against
amalgamation
of
the
two
railways.
.The
speaker
defended
the
action
.1
the
Bennett
administration
in
cuaranteeiug
a
loan
of
$60,000,000
jo
the
C
P.
R,
The
Liberals
.said
iixe
railway
had
been
loaned
the
iconey
by
the
overnment
but
DYcryone
knew
it
was
only
a
guar
antee
and
Tot
a
loan
and
the
gov-
.
.
,
.
.
,
;
icmmeiu.
uut
lfurn
uie
rauway
Be-
Giving
attenUOn
to
the
Liberals!
K
gecUoo
8
L
.21
fuming
fle,t
to
the
peal
of
a;
;
7;
!
..r
8
ch
wr.
pro
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PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH
Preacher
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BjI.
Organist:
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E.
J.
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.11
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P.
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preacher.
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12:15,
Sunday
School
12:50.
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7:30
PAL,
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by
Choir:
1.
"Angel
Voices
Ever
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2.
"Morning
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Evening"
3.
"One
SweeUy
Solemn
Thought"
'
,
Duet,
"Take
Up
Thy
Cross,"
Mrs.
H.
N.
Brocklesby
and
On.
A.
J.
Webber.
Solo,
"O
Rest
In
the
Lord,"
S.
j.
Hunter.
Quartette,
"He.
Lifted
Me."
Messrs,
Davey.
Teng;
HunUr
and
Smith.
Selections,
Instrumental
Trio.
Mr.
Lancaster,
Mr
Cameron
and
Mrs.
Smith.
C.C.F.SEES
GRIT
GOVT
.
-
-
-
-
f-
-
i
tion
against
violence
and
said
he
Liberals
Will
Have
Majority
Aftrrl
was
jor
;w
revenwon
ana
ne
Election,
w.
w.
u-ieaux
Aauuis
thought
every
good
citizen
woulJ
Is
Quite
Possible
be
th,e
same.
He
lead
the
text
and
.
saw
ne
eonswereo
it
protected
tne
'
VANCOUVER,
Oct.
12;
In
R
liberties
of
the
people
Instead
of
camnalen
address
here
Thursday
from
the
unemployment
insurance
act,
tne
Natural
Products
Marketing
Act,
the
eieht-hiur
h
v,
minimum
wage
for
women
were
rnent.ioned
as;
beneficial
measures
passed
by
Jhe
Bennett
Government.
Mr.
Bmoett
oledH
that.
reelected
he
would
.seek
to
revise
jwe
omwi
worth
America
Act
All
Vis
part
of
the
olan
of
thp
nett
government.
During
recent
days
there
had
been
a
rfn.u-
wing
.to
Bennett.
The
issue
wns
"Bennett
or
Kine."
U
th
m
iem
of
"let
it
ko"
was
..ffii
they
would
,vot
Liberal,
if
tw.
atked
them
to
vote
for
himseif
In
conclusion
Mr,
Orme
promised
honesty
of
service
and
appealed
to
the
pepple
xf
Skeena
on
his
record
va
j-mc
pasi
twenty-seyen
years
James
H.
Thomnson
chair,
we
KING
REFUSES
TO
AID
Continued
from
Page
1
fa
return
with
a
very
.small
following.
II
was
a
move
to
pave
the
wny
for
holding
a
session
of
Pariiam,
cianng
mat
promises
made
by
western
candidates
were
not
ihl
harmony
with
eastern
policies.
Promises
of
monetary
reform
he
asserted
were
merely
a
"red
herring"
and
eastern
financial
intr.
tsts
would
never
permit
of
them
emg
put
into
effect.
Vt.lil.
...
t414l
i
HAUPTMANfl
IS
D00ME
Utile
Chance
(or
Conitmntd
J
.Murdrfrr
Esciplni
Eurutjon,
Probably
Btort
Dtc.
li
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hp
received
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nnrf
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ernment
had
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a.
.it
.
...
I
.
.
-..v,o
Lrti.y
uu
flunng
a
tune
.onions,
were
due
to
be
swept
outi'ifivs
or
rTeaiung
aown,
rsi
ment
Ut
the
H.int
Ant
nnrln.
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tfl
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7
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M.iv.t.4
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i
4
1
it:
i
ic
tv
vAMKiax
government
l
wm
penalties
were
lmnosed
fnr
j'lhtm
finmiia'hit
Fihpr
the
COUD
-T---
b
mms
uioii
.rvrn
1
wiiii
1
Tit
niiminqrAii
rt
m-ia
i
J
iiLuai
im
iu
uir
uiuiv
j
v
1
1
T
J
u
.
,
.11..
percent
interest.
The
gold
reserve
fdereoce
of
members
in
Quebee
thc
lallure
01
'PP641"1
was
taken
over
at
the
old
price,
the
I
Ontario
and
the
Marttimes
Hcj'J
the
condemned
man
himst
profits
profits
on
on
the
the
increase
increase
going
going
to
tcidwelt
dwelt
with
with
alleeed
alleged
lnmnrf.f
inconsistehews
,J
his
death
cell
in
the
ststt
pei
the
countrv.
He
defenrlpH
tho
nKnv'ln
rKoi
i
.
ir
"""
r"
".uvu
vaunjiuju
arguments,
ae
vi
v-auB
in
wutcn
no
person
was
allowed
to
hold
more
than
fifty
share
and
whlch
was
based
on
the
Bank
of
Sweden
plan.
.
The
advantages
to
be
nhtninAH
?ntlary
here
Polio-ine
the
decision
of
""miff
rf
Ihruioll
Whl-h
WU
4
Jivered
by
Mr,.
JusUce
Hsrper
il-
wnounced
that
he
and
nu
w
agues-
had
-unaromousiy
hut
Ilgunlminn'i
ronvlctlon
f-
Jilly
iusUfled
by
the
overWt
Aiewer
would
large,
scale
public
!AitPn
hv
hUnro
Mr
Justr
WilUOCS
JUd
XOUnH
tho
.
"
wvic
impracticable
In
meeting
the
Under
the
.C.
C.
P:
h
the
franchise
to
Orientals
lh
British
Columbia,
onlv
anon
nr
non
,at
Uie
outside
would
b
(nfrinJ
crt
-k
lor
re-senfinceand?
ting
of
ii
new'
date
for
the
Hon
whlph
cannot
toe
more
two
weeks
or
less
man
w
irvm
uie
time
uic
ewivcinc
if
firmed.
15
tAttWWUii
iMC
tu"
fiU.
cWsed,
Already
all
other
provinces
V
very
elht.
The
case
wiDP
in
Canada
txcent
SasfcaCrlWan
bly
te
iaken
to
the
Supf
wmcn
aenled
the
Heht
bf
votiniriCourt
of
United
States
Jor
f
n
PU
.
"is
.
..."
.3
a
arf
franchise
W
Orientals
on
.un
equal
oasis
with
whites
The
fundamental
ksup
in
,t.1explated.
the
crime
by
campaign,
declared
Mr.
Lefcau.
was
whether
or
not
th
and
control
of
e
means
of
weaith,
production
and
rii:trih,M
remain
as
at
present
6r
he
taken
over
for
the
benefit
of
the
public,
i
FAREWELL,
SEHVICB
Rev.
W.
J.
SrhfrV
..nli.
Assembly,
.after
while
Mr.
Bennetstlll
held.powr'L
he
,
PenteC(
Pentecostal
for
for
a
a
few
few
more
more
months.
nVnnfh.'
Thl
XL?
h
pavm2
been
bePn
a
visitor
here,
for
the
parties
and
bstouds
which
Mr
rt
.'?as.
few
montha.
also
hdVlng
con-
0w
proposed
to
unite
had
r,.i
,
Wek
8
camPalsn
Tw
'
come
into
being
because
of
mt
'
,ed
on
tlie
Cardena
this
gonism
to
the?
S
If
orn1
bis
new
field
at
Mer-
poUcies
accompanied
by
Mrs
Scherk.
Hon.
Charles
A.
Dunning
,
'
XL'11
6a
Wr-
Mrs.
!Wfcr
of
finance,
E"
Oshawa
and
Coboure
Ont
au,.Z
t
.7
'
wvwwy.
u
ed
the
BinnTtt
Lf,V??C':
the
local
pastor,
presided
7Ui
uju
oners
oniy
a
Ukeiy
that
Hauptmann
.
.li.nlir
i
nrtVIV
Mrs.
iiauntmann.
wne
u-
in
her
aoartment
01
ne
r
of
the
Court
of
Errors.
At
u
Grotto
Taxi
456
S
CARS
AT
YOUR
SEKVIt
Proprietori
.
He.rt
Morgan
&
JPud
Don't
forget
the
numbf
.
mm
tidUf'
aiiu
ivrr
NPnoru1
trntrA
n
policies.
.
-
v.
.
KMu
a.
uaiLiiiir
lab
message.
-vf.
broke
down
but
later
cwr
.
.
Jn
j
hersplf
atirf
said!:
'Al
I
can
u"
n
.
t'
f
tnnnr
u'Tl.lt
t(Jt
next
but
we
will
(rust
In
Clod.