las-1
able
land
is
devoted
to
cultivation
of
sugar
cane.
mon
common
w'
Per
manuiactnrL'
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The
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Can-
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mood
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the
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ada's
22ml
Parliament
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within
throughout
the
'weeks
of
the
72
hours
of
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close
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Saturday
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next.
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poli-upon
its
home
stretch
For
the
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there's
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in
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for
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pf
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than
possiuly
in
any
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other
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since
Confedera-
And
for
most
of
the
politicians
tion.
The
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Vancouver
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m
next
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Are
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CHEBOYGAN,
Mich.
AP
A
log
of
the
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Hoyeas'
"vacation"
would
read
like
this:
Pontine
Son
drank
some
washing
compound.
Recovered
after
hospital
treatment.
Flint
Car
wrecked.
Parents
cut
and
bruised.
Cheboygan
continuing
trip
here
with
relatives,
son
David
fell
on
hunting
knife
in
car.
Ten
stitches
taken
in
leg
at
local
hospital.
Ironwood
David
left
in
Cheboygan
with
relatives.
Mu.
Boyea
fell
down
hill
near
here
and
broke
ankle.
Cheboygan
Mrs.
Boyea
back
in
Cheboygan
to
recuperate
Hon
David
stuck
hand
in
electiic
fan.
final
one.
is
candidate
of
the
CCP
party.
(
on
election
results
is
the
unpredictable
and,
to
from
the
campaign
meetings
in
drove-'
end
who
haven't
been
j
.-
howi'H
themselves
or
what
is
in
j
thei.-
minds.
j
The
Prime
Minister
is
taking
;
the
support
of
this
huge
ques-
tlon-niark
factor
in
the
elector-
I
1
ent
is
coolness
and
detachment
personified,
as
the
use
that
he
is
making
of
the
contest's
final
hours
demonstrates.
For
example,
he's
spending
today
as
he
did
all
of
yesterday
not
out
on
WE
'CAN.
'.
.
WE
Wllf
i
I
I
I'arty
of
Security
FOR
20
YEARS
the
CCF
CFPR
1240
on
your
dial
81
it
has
shown
that
it
is
the
!
tho
lnistlnss
beating
up
Liberal
,
.
,
.,
.
i
votes,
but
at
his
desk
here
in
his
party
01
humanity,
UHt-iFast
Block
office,
dealing
with
iating
and
providing
the
'
th-
routliw'
affairs
of
povern-.
,
.
,
,.
merit.
Furthermore,
he's
decided
main
Stimulus
for
every
,
to
take
nil
of
Saturday
off
as
Published
by
The
Progressive
Conservative
Party
ri
ate
for
granted.
Occasionally
those
who
have
been
travelling
with
him
have
had
the
suspicion
that
his
confidence
wasn't
as
complete
as
he
made
it
apear.
But
the
fact
really
seems
to
be
that
he
harbors
no
doubts
whatever.
His
indifference
to
his
use
of
time
in
these
final
campaigning
hours
proves
that.
tnw.nri
sncinl
tpmv-
!we11
At
one
staBe
ne
was
P'an-
move
Kangaroos
have
six
teeth
in;
i
""'XS'f
,
i
upper
jaw,
only
two
in
the
lower,
j
.
-
'
ning
to
close
his
campaign
with
a
Saturday
meeting
in
the
Quebec
district.
Now
he
has
decided
that
another
Quebet
meeting
isn't
needed.
Whatever
else
he
may
be
doing,
the
Prime
Minister
is
making
itical
history
by
his
tactics
of
ity.
This
is
loeicul
because
socinl
"
security
measures
are
expressions
of
sociuflft
philosophy
to
which
the
Libera
H.
Conservatives
and
Social
Credit
are
opposed.
Against
their
philosophies
the
CCF
has
to
show
that
social
problems
exist,
to
convince
Unit
only
socialist
measures
will
hil
the
needs,
and
to
arouse
public-support
to
demand
that
such
measures
be
instituted.
Such
social
security
as
we
have
is
a
tribute
to
a
determined
group
of
CCP
members
who
have
never
yet
been
numerous
enough
to
form
either
government
or
official
opposition.
Clearly
emerging
from
the
tast
20
years
comes
a
lesson.
Social
progress
is
achieved
only
the
candidate,
often
unreasonable
behavior
of
-the
voter.
A
story
which
illustrates
the
point
was
often
related
by
former
U.S.
Vice-President
Alben
Bark-ley.
He
described
the
case
of
a
candidate
who,
running
again
for
an
office
which
he
had
held
for
many
years,
was
having
trouble
with
one
particular
constituent
who
used
to
be
a
supporter.
Hearing
that
the
man
was
favoring
the
opposition,
he
felt
obliged
to
remind
him
how,
on
past
occasions,
he
had
got
his
brother
a
job,
put
his
son
through
school,
bailed
out
his
uncle,
saved
his
daughter
from
disgrace,
and
so
forth.
"Yes,
I
know,''
the
voter
replied,
''but
what
have
you
done
for
me
lately?"
Less
well
known
but
more
historically
accurate
was
the
case
of
a
certain
Rev.
A.
W.
Hone
who
took
a
confirmed
old
Tory
Orangeman
to
hear
a
speech
by
Sir
Wilfrid
Laurier
in
the
general
election
of
1908.
Sir
Wilfrid
was
in
inspired
mood
that
night
and
the
audience
was
visibly
moved,
including
the
old
Tory.
On
the
way
home
in
the
buggy,
this
staunch
Conservative
was
very
quiet
and
presently'
started
to
sniffle,
while
tears
rolled
down
his
cheeks.
"Sir
Wilfrid
is
the
only
politician
who
ever
moved
me
to
tears,"
he
said
in
explanation
as
he
pulled
out
his
red
bandana.
Suspecting
a
notable
conversion,
Mr.
Hone
remarked,
"I
suppose
you
will
be
voting
for
him,
then."
"Not
by
a
jugful,"
his
friend
snorted.
"Do
you
think
I
would
vote
for
that
old
reprobate?"
-.
These
are
the
inscrutable
ways
with
which
all
politicians
must
deal.
Win
or
lose
in
this
election,
each
of
them
deserves
credit
for
trying
to
make
sense
of
the
most
complex
creature
on
earth
the.
.
voter.
-
,
.
this
last
critical
campaign
week.
No
other
party
leader
before
him
ever
had
the
supreme
and
superb
confidence
to
try
to
coast
over
th?
finishing
line.
If
they
work
out,
the
tactics
are
spectacular.
If
they
don't
work
out,
there
are
going
to
be
a
lot
of
rank-and-file
Liberals
with
harsh
things
to
say
about
how
Mr.
St.
Laurent
threw
the
big
game
away
when
victory
was
clearly
in
sight
.
There's
a
great
deal
of
respect
among
Parliament
Hill's
politicians
for
the
perspicacity
of
the
late
Sir
John
A.
Macdonald.
They
figure
he
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by
those
who
dare
depart
from
i
spoke
the
literal
truth
when
he
the
old
established
order
to
said
that
an
election
was
like
a
band
together
in
support
of
a
horse-race.
It
Isn't
won
until
the
needed
new
deal.
!
finishing
line
has
been
crossed.
On
his
death,
J.
S.
Woods-
j
Naturally,
these
are
the
days
worth,
who
pioneered
the
CCF,
when
the
top
brass
in
all
the
was
held
to
have
influenced
so-
j
political
parties
are
getting
a
bit
cial
legislation
more
than
any
j
jit
lory,
And
the
-undemonstra-
man
holding
cabinet
rank
in
i
his
time.
The
Liberals
have
j
.
u
i
r
c
i
their
records
of
men
who
trag-
i
Motel
hOf
iquirrdS
ically
deluded
themselves
that
they
might
win
reJorm
out
of
the
old
order.
.
EAST
FERRY,
N.S.
(P-
Mrs.
Charlie
Thibodeau
runs
a
summer
hotel
for
squirrels.
She
captures
them
in
a
wire-cage
trap
in
the
spring,
feeds
them
in
1
-
J.
s
f
'-
J
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u
t
r
r
'I
,
4
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1
'
special
enclosures
during
the
1
summer,
and
turns
them
loo.-e
j
1
plan
-..ur
rntlro
trip.
He
will
gladly
make
all
.
j
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through
ticket
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ru"nt
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hj
j
mP7
killm
again
in
the
fall.
She
provides
j
Dan-bearing
wheels
for
exercls?;
ELECTION
victories
aside,
the
only
lost
vote
is
the
vote
given
;
in
despair
to
the
old
crowd
be-
;
cause
the
new
party
of
progress
doesn't
see
ui
--.to
have-
the
j
strength
yet
to
form
the
gov-
i
ernment.
In
elections,
as
in
ill
j
eise,
we
must
have
the
coura
-e
to
follow
our
conscience.
,
We
are
on
the
road
to
coelalr
'
security,
but
only
just.
At
the
moment
the
Liberals,
like
th
!
folks
of
Kansas
City,
seem
to
!
REFLECTS
and
.
REMINISCES
Increased
strength
in
the
Marl-
j
'
a
week
minimum
to
$50
maxi-times
seems
inevitable,
according
mum.
Broun
accordingly
asked
every
job-seeker,
"which
would
to
political
prophets.
Only,
remember
this:
Tories
and
Grits
fri
ii
ktt'H
foii--
THE
CRISP,
CRISP
FLAKES,
M
-
5lL
MJkAki
.
THE
DEEP,
DEEP
W.
"have
gone
about
as
fur
as
they
i
can
go."
Only
CCF
strength
in
the
new
you
prefer
$35
a
week
or
$50?
Ex.
are
the
only
ones
that
matter.
NAVY
RUM
When
you
open
a
package
of
Kft
Klnkr
you
ratch
a
hint
of
a
tti"
i!mt
myt
"These
joMrn
flak
are
,i
.
.
.
fiesti
from
out
radiant
ovens.
EVERYONE
DOING
WELL
Heywood
Broun
was
short
on
executive
capicity
but
few
were
more
kind
hearted.
It
is
said
of
him
that
when
he
was
running
the
Connecticut
Nutmeg
it's
managing
board
gave
him
authority
to
start
new
hands
at
$35
Tl,i.
fr.
,1,,...
u
soca
rt:"V
,ll
t'J
1
'from-.,
0
'
Parliament
can
win
nation-wide
First
of
all,
mankind
learns
health
insurance,
social
secur-how
to
talk.
Many
years
later
ity
-including
sickness
benefits,
he
discovers
how
-to
keep
still,
'old
age.
pensions
and'
family
al-
lowanees
at
decent
rates,
100,-
A
Glasgow
conscientious
ob-
000
new
houses
per
year
pur-jector
refuses
to
accept
compul-
chasable
at
$48
a
month,
and
sory
service
in
the
British
forces.
Canadian
contributions
towards
His
place,
he
says,
is
in
the
Scot-
the
economic
growr.h
of
the
tish
Army,
because
Scotland
has
vnderpriviicged
countries
of
the
of
ro!!;s
will
again
toiiKJrrnw
e
enjoy
K
:l.
i-i'a
Coin
Flakes
foe
If
Ihere
a
h-
in
Jour
kitchfn
no,"
you
see
your
w-''er
lilJIyy?
0W,
ir-ti
such
a
very
small
representation
world.
in
the
British
parliament.
History
,
Because
social
security
de-
COOKING
Oops
.
.
can
record,
however,
an
aston-
pends
upon
full
employment
th!
ishihg
number
of
kilted
English.
CCF
has
consistently
cham-
So
mnnv
dcodIp
srnt
for
Keiloqq's
pioned
the
planning
necessary
Heat"
Frvinn
Pans
thnt
wt?
couldn't
keC
THAT
COMFORTABLE
WAD
to
achieve
it.
This
is
near
the
end
of
the
The
Liberals
have
no
plans
as
with
thr
tnHHon
t
rfmrnrloiJS
dfif-l
raerhaiw
s
there,
is
lhe
Prime
Minister
indicated,
iri
'
tel
elf
anothef
Vtory
150
when
he
abandoned
C.
-
D.
M4
r.u'
tn!lV0
Pfensi
he
patieht.'We
are
doinq
ev:r'
possible
to
qet
them
to
you
quickly
before
it
becomes
too
late.
For
Howe's
"shelf
of
public
works."
example,
Hon.
Thomas
Croth-
j
0
I,.:.;.u
"
L-
T
II
P
KU.
O
En.
KM
1
X
Ml
Toronto,
I
OrORTU,
V-Vl
ers,
once
a
member
of
the
THE
SOCREDS
abhor
the
idea
Borden
cabinet,
and
later
aj
as
Mr.
Solon
Low
revealed
-
inn
tiHULtit,
lEitr.i.
nr.iuiLii
:
j
senator,
was
a
tobacco
chewer,
when
he'said
in
the
House.'
"It
WMIi
!
IIII11IM
II
HI
Ml
HI
IMIIITffl-nil
IIIIBIIIIII
""
Mill
See
the
new...t
Here
It
Is!
.
.
but
this
latter
fact
was
not
gen-
is'
my
belief
and
the
belief
of
erally
known.
Here's
his
little
this
group
in
the
House
that
story:
jany
time
the
government
sets
"A
chew
of
tobacco
once
won
!
out
to
achieve,
as
its
major
con-
!
me
an
election.
I
was
canvassing
j
scious
objective,
full
employ-in
St.
Thomas
and
came
across
ment,
social
security,
or
a
plan-a
gang
of
men
working
In
a
sew-
j
ned
economy,
the
government
is
,
er.
I
found
I
had
no
plug
of
to-
going
straight
down
the
road
to
I
QUALITY
-SHOES
AT
EXTRA
LOW
PRICES
bacco
with
me
and
with
no
slavery
of
the
people
in
the
1
thought
of
politics
asked
if
one
i
country."
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