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1925-07-24
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> ne x ieee ee esaepaptnee f Specilate On -Candda’s New Governor-General Britain. Makes” Another’ “Payment Wasninatsn maialth Over Sixty- ae J ae - Eight Million “Por: Semi-Annual “F ‘ogicials in London ‘have already) dois ecu te voaeeds : formed definite views’ as to the quall- 3 a pay fications necessa for. the important ments: front: Great Britain, Finland, |’: - press ‘Jand-responsible post’ ‘of _governor-gen- 3 Hungary, Lithuania and Poking on ae- ‘| erat of Canada, ‘The name of, Prince| — " ome = ing pure SMP Eeanieled §, Piske. porate ie p= eee it comes to: boit far aa tha count ‘of! thelytunded ‘indebteanésd to cover. over: with water: axher ‘wares. ° te Henty. is again -bethg: mentioned, aid): ‘tie | United States. = x ‘lit 4s’ noteworthy that he alone of all Thé. British. payment, a genic Riatat “| the Princés/ was present with | his au- Feinitiance on inteyest, amotinted to. gust father wher the latter opened} ] $68,310,000,“ ‘It*was “pala Ane 83,° per. the new Canadian -butiding, on. Mon- gent. treasury certificate: “with a day, June 29, while his interest -in all| Ax 4476.94 payment ‘dn cash hecessary to “| things, Canaian ‘has been patent’ for ‘ When Gnished deaia off water through The potatdes gte cel whole, a hoes accrued. = é ‘some time past: -One- ‘thing can be| Be Handle Jocks - > perfectly bots Sprvp with \ butter, ment from, Finlany de fini! regard at: edness 4n covered di i 33,650, was made ineash. Hungary Pears tae asain | pointment, it Canade-has any particu Alar Predictions for any particular per- }son they-have only {o, ‘explain their}: ‘preférence in order ‘to idee ltcarried ‘into effect. It is ‘admitted that it: win he a difficult task, to find @ man-out- +l side the. toyal. ‘family’ Whortis ‘invested with, ‘sufficient prestize and roar the Sper Ee a3 rf -“A-T'¢ Sindea half ‘of its thir Semi-annual f : i POT TO ént of fhiorést, Saha?! paid’ the} —7> S Pots cher Ralf, $14,908.09: inasti. “ Eath- |= — — © Fanta also funded part, of its first an- |». il snsteaat on yee and in~}: i ng ed “tp ‘the: irene.) 2 : ant ‘ 86. tor pri : ii seoee s for interest ang $80,0 for prin- (Thied article). Sa a eS [eine : anne = phe fisse’fayment on. gecount, of thet O wo Bie a 4] e® a Si We gf Orr Cc. 7 ft ih a es eee ap fe -- Farthest See Serer In all articles appearing in this column, it is sought to’ be apélautatie and! tonsiructive, rather than ‘pessimistic and destructive, because only so, can any service of real value to the community be rendered. Having in, the preylous-boq, but. na agate: : : ps A : Bast two articles on “Canada’s Tied- -Up Resources” outlined the situation which firted over: ti ‘the Weasury: feat JanuelisBix ‘different posts: in, ike. praia Sit | ; Robert. Fsocae Addresses confronts’ every. citizen and lover of this Dominion—and an:extremely critical Kay, and the yemainder wak renfittéa} district of Northern Canada liaye now) - Educationiste: sat a Dinh mi. a situation it unquestionably, is—some attention should be devoted “to-finding: 4 on Jun @ 15 in cash. been ‘suryeydd! for the ‘Royal:Canadian |‘ f solution, if, indeed, one can be found. . But: found it must be if Cenaga 1s Mounted:Poiice:: or. for trading ‘gor }: not to continue in the doldrums tor many years to come, cheated of the post F pantes,-ag. one. ot. the resuits of. the. tion among the nations of the world which Nattire intended (through: tie var" 2 Years Backache | 1923, and 1924 ‘Arctic expeditions under dety ald abundance of its gifts) this country tozoceupy,, - 2 z 3 a 99 the. Nortti-West Territories and Yukon Bs The first essential to-a solution ig an awakening of the people of ‘CAnaaa Subdued d by : Neri” branch: of the Oe ot: the in “paekaché. #yae Lay bane of ane ite, | and: for; two. xears J, was so Jame as to | be unfit: for werk,” writes E. S. Sloane, 4 statue to be. £ Onvetiedsat Vancouver i ss. hendon’ . «. in-September - -° gen Many educationtsts of note’ attend- An‘ international memorial which ie ed the dinner: given by the’ Canada| many’ ways is ‘unique, will’ “pe unvell+ am Club of London in honor of Sir Robert ed in Vancouver on September 17 next, Fale ner, president * mt the ‘University | to perpetuate the remembrance of the _ ‘of Toronto. late President Warren G., Harding's — ‘Sir Robert submitted that Canada’s yisit to Canadian soll in July, 1923. three greatest problems were: First, The unveiling will take place after the the internal unification of the Domin-| international’ convention of Kiwanis ion; second; her -futire population; Clubs utider whose:auspices the mem- third, the complaint that Canada is re- orial is being erected: \ Although the served in her attitude ‘towards pricey statue was first ordered to be built by © and the empire. a committee acting on the initiative of . The western and:maritime provinees the Kiwanis Club of Vancouver, the are just now loudly expressing dis-| subscription list was open to clubs in content and it is certain that they|ine United States as well, with the have received less from ‘confedération| result that the objective of $35,000.was than they legitimately ‘expected, he) soon ‘over-reached and the. United stated. States clubs insisted that: they bear the entire expense, the amount sub-. serifed by the Canadian clubs being returned to them. ‘The memorial will igi an event . of which history offers no duplicate—., that of a United States president mak- ing an addross, on Canadian’ sofl dur- ‘ing. his term ofvoffice. _ President ‘Hatding visited Vancouver. for a few toa fin realization of their country’s. presént position in respect to its re- terior. sources, A-second, and equally important essential, is frankness and courage “Plans of Aiegas surveys are prepared on thepart of public men of all parties in facing and grappling with ane probs. by. the topographical survey . branch Jem confronting Canada. * es , , from the surveyor’s fisid notes for fil- It*is necessary that present shibboleths, pet policies, and pariizan “obs | for Georgetown. “While in ‘Smith ing with the registrar. of the North trums ‘be ‘completely ‘scrapped and relegated to a forever buried past. In- | hore a Bags Betis Lec ae idut. “Tardtadea <0. Thess “sutveye stead of eontinuing to wasie timie debating in just what manner the siable| | decided to try Nerviline, -Phanks to! were made at-Craig Harbor, Dundas can best be locked now that the horse is stolen. ‘each interested citizen in Can- | | Nerviline, my two-yeurs’ ‘backaché was | Harbor, Strathcona Harbor, Ponds In- ada should: unite with other interested citizens in.an endeavor to, if possible, | \ eo. awa, ani and to-day, lam. perfect- let, Cumberland: Sound and: Rice tecover the stolen horse. toe | ers Oa, + LS, Th : All those who suffer from weak, ach-| Strait, by F. D. Henderson, D: fe The battle for and against embargoes, or export duties; on pulp wood and | | diet packs, those whose. mingles: aré | last-named post ‘on Ellesmere Island, pulp, on waterpowers and electric. energy. on nickel and other’ ores, is being, stiff, whose joints.are swollen, let them being only 750 miles from the North waged with vigor. Itis largely beside the mark. : At best embargoes and | try Nérviline—the liniment that never; Pole, ig the most northerly point at export’ duties are’ but half.measures and Hkely ‘to result in. reprisals: ‘hey | fail 3¢ at all ‘dealers. So Merien ‘any “officiak. ‘survey “has ever do.not go to the basic root of the whole trouble, namely, that an enormous | 1; bas Pie Seen made. : 5 amount of Canada’s. natural resources have passed from Canadian cwnershis ; Big Coal. Discovers. ’ 3 and control into foreign control, and thet control is being exercised to the de- | 900 iriment of Canada, checking development, cmployment, growth of population penn en0 Tons of Coal’ and industry, and making full prosperity impossible. . " : Section 4 | Egyptian Government Wants Mosque Restored - For Catarrh.—It is. one of the chief recommendations.of Dr. :Thomas’ -Ec- lectric Oil that it can be used ‘duter- hotters. Prizes to Architects of World nally with as much success as it can} For - Designs outwardly. Sufferers from . catarrh Th j ib iis ‘ill find that the Ojl.when used-ac:| Te Bsyptian Government has in cording to directions will give prompt| stituted a competition open. to “archi- relief: Many sufferers from, this ail- in. B.C, s ment have found relief in the Oil and) haye. sent eeronaon als: s tects of any Aationality, for the récon- struction of the mosque -of Amrou in| Cairo as: it was in < of its Brent hours on his way south after visiting an impressive reception, His address, Alaska in July, 1923, and was given . est: splendor: ‘Prizes: will be gwardea of $12) 500, $5,000 and $2,500 respectively for the |, best -three plans ‘submitted to the Beypiian Ininistex. of religion, by Jan- uary: 1,°-1927,- accompanied . by treaties. on the subject... "fie mosque © was built in the year $53 by Amrou,, the Arab gonqueror of Egypt; and was at its highest splendor between the -tenth and fourteenth eénturies. - in which he made an eloquent: plea for mtinued friendship ~ between the nglish-speaking peoples and. practi _. cally. between, Canada. and.the United ~ States, was listener to by. over 20,000 people. and aroused considerable in- terest throughout the British Empire. “Aetoplane Will Be Speedy Four Hundred Miles Per Hour Is Claim “~ Of German Inventor - An aeroplane, said to be capable of a speed of 400 miles:an hour, is being built and will be entered into the races -—_|for the Puliizer trohpy next October, according -to Dr. Otto A. Koller, Ger- man aeronautical expert, now in/New York: Dr; Koller, the “‘{nventor, aald: his... biplane will bé equipped ‘with an 800° Doe Wear ar Baby. Cry? is it nervous ea festlese hiring hot weather? If so—most likely his food ‘is not agreeing with him. _ If) you cannot nurse your! baby, or if it does not gain upon your breast milk give him Borden’s Eagle Brand Milk —the food that has successfully rear- ed hundreds of thousands of babies. Easy to prepare—just add- boiled water as directed. : ‘In this paper from time 6 time you “A: mother. has used Baby's Tablets ‘for her little ones. she always .&. supply ‘on ‘hand; for ‘the first ¢ l- convinces her there. is no’ to equal them in ‘keeping chil- dren ell. “Proven directions on gn gach package, ee Reser recommend it, | Minard’s Liniment for Spraing. . Stick 28¢. Minard’s Liniment For Neuralgia : W. NOU. 168 |
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