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nature
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M.
M.
Stephens,
en-
The
Lonuon
Rovoinmenfs
lal-Uemain.
unl?
titled
"Old
Council
f
acts,"
was
j
t
refusal
was
made
known
In
wnt
to
Dwh
state.
not
fact
at
all
n
coinp'ls
me
to
i
"
""
uy
onnrnu
n
n
ki
A.
revert
to
1913
when
T
D.
Pat-
!
spokesman
for
Prim
stands
in
Right
Kind
of
-Interest
tullo
was
mayor
of
Prince
Ru
pert
and
the
all-important
ques
tlon
at
that
time
was
power.
Minister
Eamon
do
Valera
I
of
Ireland
Persistently
since
Aug.
3.'
Casement
1910.
when
Casement
was
hanc-1
1911
tur
his
ed
in
Entland
as
a
traitor,
Irisn
British
comi.i,
i
in
iin
piKif
av.ii
we
ic:u
n
rniiee
Mr.
Pattullo
staked
his
polltl
VI
f
T.
llarvfy
lias
been
clt'cU'cl
first
Vice-prfsiili'nt
of
ton-
cal
future
with
a
urouD
of
clt!-
iiuu.uauflwi
imvc
uiruucu
mat
11111).
the
bones
be
laid
In
9
oruv-1
War
k
'
I
I
zens
ouruortiiiB
to
be
directors
.v
llc
wriii
u.
(
r
I
m;wlp
n.arfv
fur
Viini
11
vmn..
(,m.
...,.
i(i
uis
"
-r.-
,
i-i
-.iuj
wax
n-,...L
t
nv
renietiiMj
at
M,.
'In..
1.
l
.
u"
in
the
of
a
power
company
with
considerable
land
holdings
at
Port
Edward
and
capable
of
deliver-ine
uower
to
the
city
Rale.
Frank
Keswick,
MP
j
A
WW
days
ao
I
wrote!
aNiiit
the
humiliating
riddle
'f
the
world-wide'
Iritili
Commonwealth:
;
I!.;!1.
ihiio
-,c
include
within
I
hi
uv.u
bo
tiers
nearly
a
quar-
I
;
ter
of
all
the
human
beings;
I
!
and
have
within
our
own
hinds
every
known
resource
to
produce
abundance
for
all
yet
we
have
more
and
more
fallen
to
1
the
status
of
poor
relations
of
1
Uncle
Sam.
We
have
learned
that
those
who
t:ke
handouts
also
take
orders.
i
With
three
or
four
times
the
'
lotiRh
Bay,
t)e
Valera
made
the
latest
np-
landed
from
,
,-J.
"
.
.
The
scheme
was
stronely
op-
!
P';1
to
Britain
during
a
recent
'
ine
on
a
lom-lv
m,"
posed
by
S.
m.
Newton
who
con-
!
v-s"
to
London.
j
coast
near
Tr.
tested
and
defeated
Mr.
Pattuilo
m.KK.S
ILF
trammed
lull
orpin,"
for
the
mayoralty
on
the
power
i
B(.re
t
lie
bearded,
fiery-eved
'
")!!1U"jh
80011
te
bwue-
I
Casement
was
hanged
at
Pen-!
""''l"""'
He
therefore
became
father
j
tonville
Prison,
he
said:
"When
j
m
-M
and
founder
of
the
city
hydro
j
they've
done
with
me,
don't
let
I
,re
s
rows,.
w
t.
plant
at
Woodward
Lake
that
;
my
bones
lie
in
this
"dreadhil
,15
"
'lhe
G-
i:n
lh.,
i
.
Mur-!
'"Uiu'n
was
immediately
installed
after
;
place.
Take
me
back
to
the
election
In
January,
It
14.
i
louh
to
lie
there."
FIRST
ALUKRTA
OIL
from
the
Trans
Mountain
pipeline
gushes
out
of
the
Vancouver
terminal.
The.pipcline
stretches
718
miles
from
Edmonton.
population
of
either
the
U.S.A.
or
U
S
SR,
we
are
ourselves
disjointed
and
hence
unable
to
compete
with
either
of
those
Victor
Basso
Bert
was
a
viem-
(
"at
wll(
n
body
was
cut
:
down
from
the
gallows
It
wns
the
!.('.
Chamlior
of
Cnmrnoiw.
This
is
an
hono'-which
not
only
carries
niiu-h
pt'i'sonal
dislnvU"!,
'for
Mv.
Harvey
but
also
rt
fh-i-ls
ricih'tably
on
the
city
as
a
whole.
In
recent
months
Prince
Rupert
has
not
been
fortunate
in
the
type
of
publicity
it
has
received.
Whether
man
or
the
elements
were
to
blame,
our
misadventures
always
seemed
to
take
on
particularly
large
proportions.
We
were
apparently
incapable
of
getting-
into
trouble
in
anything
but
a
big-
way,
with
the
result
that
news
about
us
made
headlines
right
across
the
country.
Our
true
place
in
the
provincial
scene
cannot
lib
judged
on
the
basis
of
occasional
poor
publicity.
Tbe
future
of
Prince
Rupert
is
far
more
secure
than
that.
Nevertheless,
it
is
a
gratifying-
experience
when
one
of
our
citizens
goes
forth
and
gains
favorable
recognition
for
the
city.
Mr.
Harvey's
new
position
is
one
of
considerable
importance
and
will
do
much
to
attract
the
rig'ht
sort
of
interest
to
this
part
of
the
province.
He
is
to
be
congratulated
that
his
trip
to
Vancouver
was
rewarded
with
such
success.
two
giants.
I
LONDON
(CPUs-,
I
studs
or
cles-,
w
here.
The
studs
ai
f'
buried
in
the
prison
yard
beside
.scores
of
murderers
in
ua-marked
graves,
for
it
Is
an
Entr-
I
re-stated
my
own
conviction
ber
of
that
council
that
Mi
Newton
presided
over
and
W.
j.
Raymond
was
reporter
on
the
Evening
Empire.
Apparently
Mr-Stephens
was
having
a
lor.
sleep
at
that
period.
OTTAWA
DIARY
that
the
British
world
ret
i
ball
iuuitc
....
Ilh
torn
fh-.i
.i
-
rW.
could
only
regain
its
old
...
..
.
.,
vum,u
,,
the
mjkfr(
bodies
shall
rest
where
they
ar.-not
get
ItieW
to
hanged
.
'
.
.
ot
world
leadership
if
it
did
so
The
curtain
of
silence
which
on
a
moral
and
spiritual
basis
has
descended
upon
the
govern
bv
vitalizing
UN.
ment
s
recently
announced
hous
moderate
middle-class
income
cannot
afford
to
enter
the
market.
The
government
believed
It
had
the
answer
to
this
difficulty
in
mg
policy
is
beginning
to
give
'AVOUtlTf
A
FEW
HOURS
after
that
article
appeared
In
print
I
had
a
phone
call
from
a
British
rise
to
a
wave
of
speculation
amongst
Parliament
Hill
observ
Next
Mr
Stephens
tells
us
Cni.
McMordie
was
not
connected
'
with
the
eh
council
in
VXt'i
j
when
the
exchanse
in
police
:
force
was
made.
What
a
blundering
statement
to
be
pub-'
llshed
as
a
fact.
McMordie.
Stephens
ana
myself
were
all
j
British
officials,
through
the
years,
have
.insisted
that
re-'
nioval
of
Casement's
bones
would
set
a
"difficult
prece-'
dent."
Eut
m-iny
hrve
argued
I
that
the
remains
should
be!
its
proposal
to
extend
the
period
ers.
Usually
when
envpmmpnk
of
national
housing
loans
from
Labour
MP
Frank
Beswick.
joiii:
wiio
sits
for
Uxbridae.
ust
out-
come
uu
with
a
sniutinn
f.r
,
lo
J
years
ana
tnus
reduce
virlo
Tnnrirm
nrnhlntvi
im
,
...
the
size
both
nf
the
immpriia
I
w,
..r
in-ta
I
I
had
never
met
Mr.
Beswick,
national
housing
situation
has
down
Pavmcnts
and
the
annual
,
ell.
And
well
I
remember
that.-'
vTT
t
i
f
A
H
but
had
heard
about
his
mag-
1
become
they
are
understandably
'
rfPa'ments
h''b
the
buyer
;
under
McMordie
pressure,
I
re-
K
f
-&r
..f
V
II
V
iCouttfatj
VAI1HUM
M
ADA'S
.
Ko.l
VAl
"
I
I0IN
IIJO-
k
Hill
GOING
V
III0NC
I
As
Others
See
If
,
nniceiu
one
man
crusade,
tfe
Jiamouoyani,
aooui
ii.
..
j
luetantiy
accepiea
rnairmansmp
is
a
sort
of
Ross
Thatcher
'
in
But
in
the
present
Instance.,!
Bt
-critics'
of
the
scheme
have
'
of
tne
,inance
committee
that
British
Labour.
.after
U
first
announcement
of
ihceri
pointing
'out
in
voluminous
enabled
McMordie
to
become
In
a
nutshell,
the
Labour
MP
its
scheme
to
lower
down
pay-
:
correspondence
that
the
effect
chairman
of
tht
utility
commit-from
Britain
stands
anew
for
a
ments
by
lengthening
the
term
ot
widening
the
circle
of
poten-
tee.
1926
Again
we
are
given
a
very
old
cause
the
federation
of
housing
loans,
the
government
j
tia'
buyers
will
not
in
Itself
in-
faDle
for
a
fart
when
we
are
of
as
many
free
and
self-gov-
has
said
no
more
on
the
subject,
crease
the
number
of
homes.
'
told
tllat
,nr
Provincial
police
erning
British
nations
as
care
It
has
simply
"clammed
up,"
since
the
rate
of
construction
j
cleaned
up
or
closed
Comox
to
join.
lie
is
now
enroute
home
suspiciously
as
though
on
second
now
is
at
the
capacity
made
Avenue.
That
Job
was
performed
TIRE
from
Australia
and
New
Zta-
thoughts
it
wasn't
too
sold
on
Its
possible
by
available
labor
and
Dv'tne
Al'niy
authorities
diums
the
war,
five
years
after
tin
materials.
But
increasing
the
..A.
........
,
...
nmv
n
'i
rvtiifa
tni.v
fv..r
FINE
OLD
,
SCOTCH
iji-f,uic
ui
uuyer
uemana
will;1
,
bid
up
prices
even
above
their'
1
lluvw
no
Wt'a
what
tcmpta-'jT.
present
high
levels
;
tions
Mr.
Stephens
encountered
,
Cv,
,
land
where
he
iias
made
scores
own
scheme,
of
speerhes
to
all
parties,
and
While
informed
sources
say-sill
types
of
audiences.
They
that
the
government
intends
to
have
listened,
with
respect,
carry
through
the
alterations
in
After
hearing
Frank
Bcswlck's
l"n
policy
which
it
announced,
story
I
suggested
that,
lie
was
they
acknowledge
that
the
public
nhout
half
a
century
too
late,
rc-action
to
the
changes
was
far
II
ifl
IlliM-n
L..r.i-i
.-loir...
tn,
fiuni-lliln
lhn
U..
k..
....
.,
,
I
while
serving
as
a
police
corn-
That
s
something
the
govern-
j
missioner,
but
I
do
know
there
ment
definitely
doesn't
want
to
are
a
number
of
police
commls-
,
WHISKY
I
bring
about.
Consequently,
with-
8l0"s
in
the
province
and
th
.men
of
hi.;
vision
h'wlUt
we
Petted.
Furthermore
't
he
sMimril
'
out
anv
intention
of
shelving
its
!
cities
they
are
connected
with
housing
proposals,
it
Is
giving
appear
to
be
doing
all
right,
i
,
-,.,1
i
,i,
ii.
n-iii
B-...iTO
i,psS
f
,..,.!,
r,i
m,
,...1,1..,.
Ifac'ory
Mcrtod
'
!
NEV
THREADS
Naw
Tir',"
.
1
GUARANTEE
I
BOB
PARKER
LTD.
thctn
a
serious
second
thouglit.
i
think
Mr.
Merrick
and
Stephens
Its
idea
Is
to
devise
some
plan;would
be
well
advised
to
leave
whereby
their
almost
inevitable
'
that
red-bait
stuff
to
Senator
inflationary
effect
can
he
nri-
I
McCarthy.
back
arountt
ltioo,
we
would
al-
bring
conceded
by
the
Cabinet's
ready
have
had
established
n
economic
advisers.
working
British
Commonwealth
Particularly
do
Federal
ccono-
Hut
tied
in
i
r,mii
it-
DIIUGGISTS,
we
noticed
by
a
news
story
a
short
time
ago,
have
indicated
that
they
prefer
to
be
called
pharmacists,
or
something
like
that.
We
wish
them
luck
but
we
suspect
for
the
average
man
on
tlie
street
they
will
remain
druggists
and
their
place
of
business
a
drugstore,
not
a
pharmacy,
or
a
pharmaceutical
dispensary.
It
illustrates
a
current
trend
to
give
everyone
a
fancy
handle,
if
possible.
Junkmen
in
some
quarters
are
called
secondary
products
purveyors,
we
understand.
Some
big
companies
which
had
difficulty
getting
applications
for
file
clerks
got
on
much
better
when
they
advertised
for
a
records
attendant
custodian,
administrator,
tc.
Some
wen',
the
whole
hog
and
called
the
job
din-dor
of
records.
The
same
thing
held
true
for
a
city
that
wauled
a
rat
catcher,
and
couldn't
find
one.
Hut
it
was
easy
to
find
a
Rodent
Extermination
Officer.
People
are
funny,
but
if
it
makes
them
feel
any
better
to
have
their
jobs
graced
with
grandiloquent
title,
we
suppose
it
doesn't
do
any
harm.
Cornwall
Daily
Standard.
JOHN
WALKED
t
H
ativance
uiooei
oi
tnni.
parliament
of
mankind."
.'..
'
MIL
UIWVK'K
I
who
In
the
trp
,
mists
admit
that,
the
urgent
need
;
vented.
The
problem
isn't
an
!
GEORGE
B
CASEY
i
of
the
moment
b
n't
so
much
for
easy
one
and
so
far
no
solution
i
more
houses
ns
for
cheaper
has
been
forthcoming.
It
may
IJ-lL
I
1
hour.es.'
The
truth
is
that.
rt!the
.
well
be
that
the
new
terms
mnv
n
Scotch
Whidty
D
KIlMAHNOCt,
SC
ic:'
t
Ilritish
tradition
pro-
iviiiwi
rujijiu
The
Home
of
Friendly
Service"
Phone
93
nouuees
his
name
-Besick")
ill-
1
,
'
,
s
rwiui
ra
to
mooerateiy
pne-
''
"
"
ri,,e
whK'h
rePI'esplts
ed
r.
rlly
eliallc.icc.s
mv
reasoning
'
(at
construction.
The
aim
would
lie
says
that'
nil
lhe
rounlrlrs
V,
"a,X1,mUm
w,hldl.the
be
to
give
It
priority
and
allow,
Children's
Deaths
7lnn
Hrivml-vrnn;
1
or
clHplavert
by
l!
i.
Benrrt
or
bv
ll
'
KrtiiMli
C.umhlft.
.
hl:r
Canada
'
Iritwl,
f
ii
mt
li
Australia
New
7.ea-
,
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rak-pcrnl,,!';
The
trouble
Is
that
sldcken
off.
In
that
way
over-all
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Brought
Her
Peace
uiiK
iwrc
useii
strain
laoor
ana
material
.
pressures
mil
all
the
rest,
I:.
Inn,
Ceylon
that,
the
-average
individual
of
would
be
little
changed,
DETROIT
I
APi
A
slight,
27-
Hospital
Administrator,
Rep
i
had
In
go
llimugh
the
statrc
of
i
j
nntion,'iMni
before
(here
could,
,
be
any
hope
of
forming
a
true
;
j
federation.
,
.
j
This
was
for
two
rasons,
he.
i
'
pays.
A
nation,
like
Australia
or
,
Canniii
his
to
demonstrate
to
;
year-old
mother
accused
of
strangling
her
two
children
says
the
act
brought
her
"peace
of
mind."
j
She
has
been
confined
to
ho.--;
pltal
under
guard
1
Dnlina
aKI.,1
A-U
I
Tt
1..
..
..t
55-bed
modern,
well
equipped
hospital,
owned
b?
Retiring
Lockmaster
To
Start
Search
Of
Rideau
Canal
for
Buried
Treasure
-I
that
it
is
a
nation.
of
Hi
ine
Missions.
United
Church
of
Canada.
A:
P'.i
lit
temporary,
possibly
permanent
alter
si!
E:.
client
living
accommodation
at
low
rental.
schupU.
Starting
salary
$304.00.
Apply
giving
record
and
references
to
OTTAWA
(CP)
Allan
Moses.
robbery.
The
money
was
in
coin
'
k"
f
i
!1
of
equal
legal
REFLECTS
and
REiViNISaS
other
nation's.
!
i
1P,iring
i,
after
.v,..
31
vears
of
I
shipped
from
England
"
In
Iron
Ray
fm
-.
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nilh
li
e.
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1
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j
.
.
.
uoya
loia
mm
she
stranir
eri
.-i
,i
'nlrfn
o
oetore
it
it
ran
can
s
M
uuuugH
,
.
nie
nmeau
oouna
oarreis.
1D
18-month-old
"
,
v.
,
.
Mark
,
Richard
,
7
-------
-
c
h
,
;
ano
nlize
and
freely
,
L
:
'f
?"lfi..
...
5
r
!
Mr.
Moses
hints
about
Certain
choked
the
life
out
of
seven-
ii--II
hiiiv
w-
'i.iiiir
lh:i1
-nnrate
rial
ioim
I-
.
evidence
he
has
found
but
says
year-old
Terry
Robert
because
.
.
treasure,
e
-.,
r
no
enout'h
Modern
version:
A
new
groom
lation
of
a
hundred
th.,iisiiii
sweeps
clean,
and
also
does
the
Wonder
how
thev
do
it.
Thi
C.
H.
DRAKE,
Chairmon,
Wrinch
Memorial
Hospital,
Haieta
that,
until
recently
-
he
couldn't
1
"tnp
BibIe
told
me
to
do
It"
...
..
T-l.
on
.
-
.
i
j
i
i
dishes.
j
might
be
a
trick
worth
knowing.
.thought
of
Edith
Cavelj'sj
ximr
dr)
h
ab
;
..x
,ovpd
mv
chjldrpn
but
to.
lu.storic
phrase
"Patriotism
is
he
nt
ta
to
go
ou
-
J'day
pmbubly
mur,h
I
saw
Satan
in
their
eyes."
not
enough
-
and
wondered
how
lne
iy
limits
toJkt
rnt
hidden
-as
some
p'ople
think
bvi
the
woman
was
quoted
as
sav-Ai
tTiy
people
..ever,
slopped
to
"e
len
when
the
canal
callse
hp
beJivg
,ne
pkm
i
Ing.
-Tve
been
in
hell
all
my
ngure
im
out
url-itit
wnat
ll-io
tne
ufitlant
ganant
WHS
T"'
TT
J-
-the.
barrels
inJknil.nd
w
nA
life.
I
feel
wonderful.
I
hav.
5
peace
of
mind."
Americans
jjo
-hadfb;e
Sh
prisoners
of
war1
in
Korea
'were
sublected
to
torture,
according
to
Dr.
Mayo.
One
man
was
asked
1.800
questions
which,
in
the
main,
came
pretty
fast
and
werj
not
easy
to
answer.
He
was
e
hausted.
We'll
say
so.
tnnisn
nurse,
wno
was
executed
1
m"""
"
,
untrustworthy
lot
by
the
Kaiser's
men
in
world
f"le
of
11
lies.
But
he
claims;
J
..
iVliiin
in
olm
h.irinH
lion-,
I
1
UC
KiaCSU
Ctt
(
PTl
INf
fHOU.VWOOH
The
west
Is'
hearing
here's
a
strong
chance
of
Hollywood
playing
it
up
again
next
year
in
the
Jasper
and
Banff
regions.
It
is
said
the
screen
barons
admit
that,
south
of
the
border,
there
is
nothing
to
com-
built,
i
Her
husband,
Claude
29-yearr
war
one,
reany
meant.
i
-
,
'
-
:
.
.
.
i
old
faetorv
wnrknr
t
otner
points
along
wie
old
cunsa
al
l;oxt
01
aoout
si.zuu.uou
to
:
Get
(arnatiofl'
.-.
nr.n,i.imr
l
Wllifh
link
Otlnilin
Q
II
H
Vinni.
tirmiia
n
-.i
a
1...
'
iiuiiic
w
iii.:ii
t-iaijeuy
na3-
mu.
uaowiLr,
recognizes
my
"
--.i"i
..Hiiio-jiuuuc
a
noic
wairr
route
or-i
niiniiH
I
ninan
llm,
..-n
,
I.
..
r.
.
-
point
that
Canada
has
nil
ivn,vi.
muiiutai
diiu
nir
u
r
i
s
.
.
...
nnrp
in
q
in.ni
...in.
...iniini,i
...iv.
iv..
II
er.a
B,....,
9
i...
i.
'
Lakes
I
.nlfrm
in
In
the
thn
uunnf
event
nt
of
.n
with
.itu
I
i
-
mnji
livered
both
war
the
United
States.
The
War
of!
S
1
del'
!
d
h
1812
proved
the
more-direct
St.
!
"2
?
i
having
killed
them.
COWARDLY?
Pat
Lydon,
a
,
,
...
u
..v.
oiii,ir,
Wli.ll
uiillUC
i
Cldliuusilip
wilii
Ulc
iir
Dajn
iiri-uiun
ui
tuc
KAl.J
.
'
what
is
found
north
that
is,
j
U.S.A.
which
would
make
it
im-:
canal
builders
show
a
great
deal
British
soldier
motion
Picture
scenerv
Rral
In-
'
nnKeihln
thut
this
cnimtrv
u-iuilil
nf
rnnnn
mm
ntnlon
in
o
ivj,,..,.!!
his
nurse
of
charged
with
cowardice
has
iai
summer
out
in
the
ever
join
any
federation
which
I
been
given
a
year
in
the
clink,
hills
d-w
two
bucks
an
hour,
did
not
include
both
Britain
'
C.l.
Lawrence
River
route
a,
dangerous
and
expensive
transportation
artery.
Numerous
boatloads
of
supplies
heading
up
the
lakes
were
Assistant
prosecutor
John
Mo-
j
watt
quoted
the
woman
as
say-
i
ing
she
"knew
the
Devil
was
in
!
the
baby"
because
he
had
hissed
;
at
her,
and
that
she
knew
the
I
Devil
was
In
Terry
Robert,
too,
1
U.
......
1
.
l-
....
.
I
Carnation
and
the
United
States.
'
His
Immediate
aim
is
to
'get
;
Britain,
Australia
and
New
Zea-I
land
to
federate.
That
Is,
he
j
wants
them
to
have
one
com-
'
Seen
in
Japan
VANCOUVER
(CP)
A
'
sh
an
s
nl"
.way:
fair
i
captured
by
the
Americans.
It's
colore
borne
z.ooo
laborers
were
em-
trade"
pact
between
Canada
men
aisnussal
with
igncminy.
-
ano
Doara.
He
had
been
caught
cringing
in
a
Korean
trench,
while
com-:
All
canned
goods,
states
a
rades
fought
desperately,
Lydon
broadcast
concerning
the
trend
testified
he
had
wanted
to
light
of
commerce
over
the
Atlant'c
but
felt
helpless.
And
from
what
will
be
accompanied
bv
can-the
public
keep
talking
about
openers
At
least,
some
folks
are
there
is
sympathy
felt
for
the
not
plotting
another
war
or
soldier.
It
is
claimed
there
were
staging
a
new
strike
hundreds
of
similar
cases
dur-1
always
t-
.1
...
,,i
..
r
i
.i
..
i
.
.
.
ployed
annually
on
the
bin
nro-
.
.
'.wlse
.
"e
cou,an
1
navp
!
v
.-
tiricijr
net
uauc
uica,
one
niciiiand
Japan,
reported
In
prepara-
eJ-
full
bt1
tect
Nnwarlav
nniv
i
:..
1
lou"t
against
me
so
hard.'
tan
)
lion
now,
would
"Increase
sales
hi
rt"
til
--
anJ
tlt.it
cure
!"
wiicil-
(jeuiJie
wiiuiu
oe
tree
to
migrate
as
they
chose,
as
we
now
do.
within
Canada,
say.
He
believes
that
if
those
three
(IS
of
dissolving
pulps
in
Japan,
which
have
been
at
a
low
ebb
recently."
s
t
in.
always
very
milk
lts
f
KIMGliTj
I
THt
Mimctl
LUSTDI
INAMIl
!
ing
the
Great
Wars.
First
of
all
the
publications
to
i
countries
countrles
.
all
used
'secl
the
the
same
same
Leander
Manley,
secretary-
boats
and
the
occasional
commercial
craft
travel
the
picturesque
route.
Nevertheless
th:;
canal
serves
as
a
storage
place
for
255,000-acre-feet
of
Water
from
the
Rideau
River
watershed.
It
is
regarded
as
one
of
the
biggest
such
storage
areas
in
Eastern
Canada
and
the
,
print
in
the
new
terminal
city
i
"I"
money,
nV
with
wun
tne
consequence
manager
of
the
Canadian
Pulp
When
both
mates
think
they
was
"The
Empire"
founded
by
!
of
,wlPinK
t
all
the
present
jand
Paper
Association,
said
it
V
It
"
t"ey
aeserveo,
Jonn
Houston.
Frequent
inquir-I
,
1,1,1
,KC
"
great
!
would
als0
.-be
faVorable
to
in
transport
department
values
it!
fi
aim
niw
1
There's
never
S,,
or
color
bt
bxly
use
Carnation.
Lvery
c
behold
a
happy
marriage.
ies
have
sought
to
find
tin
i
b'nont
nd
prosperity
10
B
S)-
would
rcsult-
reason,
and
as
far
as
known
this
!
Is
given
in
Houston's
admiration
i
Creation's
ancient
fruit
the
of
the
virgin
Skeena
region
its!
Long
Summer
apple
was
hailed
again
in
immensity,
natural
wealth
and
j
OSIIAWA,
bnt.
(CP)
-
Fine
large
Prince
Rupert
a
few
days
back
beauty.
raspberries
were
another
proof
at
nearly
$13,000,000.
!
1
mm
mm
m
a'
i
creased
sale
of
sulphites
to
the
Japanese
textile
market."
Dissolving
pulps
are
used
in
lhe
manufacture
of
textiles,
customs
duties
on
which
would
be
cut
under
the
proposed
pact
"If
the
agreement
is
negotiated,"
Mr.
Hanley
said,
"it
will
have
a
stimulating
effect
,on
Canadian
production
of
dissolving
sulphites."
vmen
oyro
was
right
royally
heard
from-
Ever
since
Eden,
.
mankind
has
in
some
wav
or
I
TOUHQ
VVOmatl
I
of
the
unusually
fine
autumn
,
weather.
They
were
picked
in
j
mid-Oclober
from
big
clusters
in
a
garden
on
the
Lake
Ontario
shore
near
here.
GENERAL
p
ELECTRIC
Automatic
Steam
Irons
i,
unccnJicUmaliy
gni-.
Get
Carnation
I1
ALWAYS
K)U!
MAKE
THIS
7
DAY
TEST
"
fur
jul
one
'.
Caption
Milk
in
P'"
of
your
present
brand
winri
urm
periorming
nis
part,
i
f
ft
Wltere,
the
world
o'er,
one
might
:
I
TICS
IO
I
OKC
v
2
Irons
i
MB
'
J
5
in
1
$2450
Once
yon
vav,
Carnal,',
-
brand
u
iU
that
no
other
taiitly
you.
inmost
say,
have
fragrant
or-,
I
chards
not
been
blessing
the
i
Lite
in
JGII
land,
and
they
that
dwelt
there-
!
1
vancoiivfr
ANCOUV
ER
irpt
P)
l
nn
27-year-,
on.
The
apple,
through
long
L,h
ld
W0,nan
thwarted
by
the
years,
has
kept
pleasing
the
eve
end
nourishing
6
thr
tody
''
yanCMVt,r
Ja"
nw,ron
1,1
-two
attempts
to
take
her
own
..
I
life
in
jail
durine
the
week-pnrl
For
the
first
time
in
25
year,
Po.
matron
J
M
Heath,
a
new
newspaper
is
announced
!(
rine
discovered
tne
first
at-l?S
bT,in?
n
thp!fi",t
Sunday
morning
when
I
I'
TM
be
Called
the
m
tri,-d
to
lung
hex-
TtiPJ
and
cleTote
l,'h-self
with
her
girdle
The
woman
Tl
Recorder
should
flourish,
!
using
another
article
of
lit
r
own
for
it
will
have
an
initial
circu-1
clothing,
CITY
TRANSFER
LOCAL
AND
LONG
DISTANCE
FURNITURE
MOVING
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950
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and
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dion
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A
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from
steam
to
dry
ironing
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