NEW HAZELTON, B. C.,, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1935 |

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SOME CURIOSITIES OF ELECTION
BALLOTS

vee ».. From Ottawa Journal ........

Looking over. revised (but still in
complete) compilations by the Canad
ian Press of the voting by parties and
provinces in our recent election, some
curious things are seen.

In the first place while the Conser
valive vote was 687,000 Jess than in
1920, the gnin in Liberal vates over
1980 was but 162,000, The seeming
inference from this is. that the loss of
the Conservatives was not so much to
the Liberal as to the other parties-—
the Reconstructionists, ©. C. F. and
SocinI Credit—these groups polling a
combined vote of 847,000. Certainly

ii would appear that the new. parties

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cut more henvily into the Conserva
tives sban~into~ the: ‘Liberals; ~

Another: thing - eifiphasizéd 1 by the
compltaton—by' thé cola figures—is
the extracrdimrg feeble showing of
the Reconstruction party. Thus in
Prince Edward Island’ they séenred
but 2,192 votes; in Quebec, where there
were. 1,010,541 votes, but 99,000; in
Saskatchewan but 655 and in British
Columbia, Mr, Stevens own province,
but 16,000. Indeed, going over the
Reeonstruction record constituency by
constituency, its chief, or. only achle
vement is found to. be a contribution
toward defernt of Conservative candi
dates. , fo.

All but negligible, tan,: was the popu
lar: yote of the C.C.F, party. Polling
no votes in the Maritimes at all, it got
less than 8,000 in Quebee, ran behind
both Liberals and Conservatives in.the
three prairie provinces. Only in Brit
ish Columbia did it make a showing,
and oven there it polled only 77,000
yotex out of a total of 228,000, Cer
tainly whatever the Canndian people
voted for they didn’t vote for Sacial
ism,

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Something in Vancouver tor nothing
—dimission to the winter fair ani the
seed and root show.. But then the pro.
vinelal government meets most of the
OXTCHSCS,

carry return limit
* over privileges.

"V-65-85

are in effect from December 1 to January 5.
Here is an opportunity to combine business
with pleasure while travel is economical. Tickets |
of three montis, ate stop- |

Travel by Train!
; Safety = Comfort - Economy!

Full Particulars From Your Nearest
Canadian National Ticket Agent.

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Why not plan a holiday now to visit your ttiends -
. and relatives ¢ over Christmas and New. Year’ 3?

‘

egularity!

Agee

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' you make up new price eards,

You ‘sweep out, you 1 trim the windows, you dust, off-the: counters”.
You’ sweep out, you unpack and arrange: ‘new, stock, . you .

‘ merchandise showings, you do these aid a hundred other nec-
rot 1a REGULARLY: in the nor mal conduct, of your. business. chaos

Po.

. “But how about: the biggest: ‘Job of ali_-contacting t the ‘scople: and.
telling them‘repeatedly that you are in business and have the gootls they:

need....Do you do that REGULARLY? | Do you figure you are going to
_ get your share of the available business if you don’t tell folks about your

nierchandise and service at REGULAR. intervals instead of doing the job:

spasmadically or not at.all?

Saud tent ay ae

“Ry all known teats, experience, and
-all mediumfor,, REGUL

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tiiousands ‘of records, the ate

local newspaper. A Hewspsper going (REGULARLY 3 in ta ‘the | ‘homes of.

your pe
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belt ec cat ume not only in. “your. town. hat the’ mrounding: .
ell, naa ed it easy enough for 3 anyone "to's gee: liow. your “local.

nay patie cfFers yu the finest Itiad of a- “veilele- tor’ eliciylny: yout busi- °°

Tess message

BEQUUARLY te the people, _ Meee Bs,

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And | doit. thinks that-these tolls won't miss) yuue REGULARITY.

of ‘advertising.-

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nore, you'll find thy "prs bnhig: tainly
sina wectally: withthe,

They. looy for. their newspaper: REGULARLY: ‘study

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Prof. King Gordon

Continued frot from Page :

Humber Canips. This, the speaker said
had been -all changed now. The for
ests have ‘early disappeared and even
the fence posts which were made of
walnut, are being carried away by the
mannfacturers to go into, “furniture.
Mr, Connor left that -part.. when he
was only nine yeirs:of age: ‘and: did
write his book) which. ‘described the.
country so vividly, . until. nearly thirty
years latetr:: Black Retk’ ‘and: «Sky
Pilot are both the: result, of Mr. -Con
nor’s expetiences in ‘thie’ Grows: Nest

time of railroad - building;:, His won;
derful tales.of that country- were read
by many people in the old countries, *

after rending of that new and wonder
ful country; came across the waters. ‘to
settle there. ; Many of . them stopped | .
to see the author at Win,. fecling that
le was not_a, stranger to; them...

. Te was while the: ‘author was : work
ing around Cr ows Nest. as & missionary
with missionary ‘students under - Ais

student asking bim

supervision that he wrote to one young
“what are the
worst problems you ‘have to contend
with there”, and back came the: prompt
reply “whiskey und Methodists. an ,

The Forder is a “pleture of the

region and,;around Banff’ during’. ‘the

aud many men, mostly from Scotland, (

hundreds of families which the'C. P.R.
brought over from: Burope. The fom
pany took: ‘them to: ‘the ‘end of the. line

Tand there.: ‘dumped: ‘them’ off. They

had no work and the poverty was ter
rible. However, this is all changed
now ‘and Mr. Connor's book is one of|¢€
historical importance.

Ralph Connor wrote most of ‘his
books in Kenora where’ he went each
year. to camp with his family. .. ~ On,.one
of the beautiful isiands of the Lake of

the, Woods that’ he. had. his firat- lea
sons in. outdoor Hfe. ‘and, he: now has.a_)..
little’ ‘{stand ‘of his" owl ‘there where he} ©
fas built: a. ane “lookout” . high. upon /

doing, his, writhig fe 5 :

Prof. Gordon said hig father ‘hea ‘a al
ways. been... more of. A companion than
fh “parent to his. ‘children, and one. of
his favorite, Pastimes is. ‘to, ‘Play the
guitar | and to! ‘sing. a a

 Affer ‘hearing. this most “enjogubie
tuk aobut bis father the clah sang,
he’s! a. Jolly Good Wellow’

SOME ‘GENEROUS CITIZENS

Contributed

Mrs. min ‘and her little girl Dorothy
thank thé: people who so generously.

| save clothes as well.aq: goods .ta he.

made into dresses for her as she is go

‘Christie.’ Mr:

| quently.

‘Jin egg whites,
jing dish, pliced “in pan of hot water,

Ing to. Tranquille Sanitariun ut 7am
loops. Those. who. fave. .of their “Fine,
gonds or ne are, Rey. and Mrs,
Bircha Hx Mrs,
Willie: rs.
bechént? “A tr ne
couple more, fr iene, Mrs, Senton, Mrs.
Attree, Mrs, Greig, “Mr. Lindsay, Mrs.
and . Mrs, Bert: Swain, BR.
Wm. Donal.

Hamer, Mré, ‘Munrue.

aa iM. Giger, Mrs.
gar, Mrs. B. Col

ra. A. Munroe, th.

Mv. Riley, Mrs. Bodentx, Jas, Smith, .

Rill. ta rr ixan. :

Vagpnis sopenis

Poni and a halt tubblespoons min

ute tapico, dy. teaspoon salt; “1 cup milk :

_| sealded, 1 ‘third cup sngar, i- teaspoon
ful temon* ‘juice: 3 egg ‘yolks beaten un
tit thick” inna? Téinon colored, Bege white
atiffly beaten, Ae eup gr ated raw apple
or dr mined! “eauked agile: mp.

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: “Add. -minute tapicu: and. sul to mills.
and, cook jn, double , hoiler 15 minutes,
or. metiy’ tapico® is. “lent siliving. fre

‘Add sugar, Cool, / Ada” ‘epee
lemon juice and ripples, Fold
Buke in freused bik

yolks,

in modernte oven 325 degrees F') one
hor. Serre hot. with _siveefened whip
ped. er ‘cn Serves 5. ar ‘desired, the
whipped credm my he firced through
a pastry tube ‘into, Tosettes, On waxtd
paper, and. frozen. we

FOU will recall that: apon, numerous pecasions I. have advised you ‘that vol
7 it. was necessary that amendments should be made to the British | _ ‘Y "
“North: America Actin. order’ that. British: Columbia, might’be placedina = {I ’
. :thoroughly ; sound position. ‘I also. pointed, out:..that there were other |"
tr - ‘matters, of common concern to the provinces’ and the Dominion. upon et 7
“yt a ‘which new iinderstanding: and agreement should be reached but’ which ee) ce

ta betes

. ean. be adjusted under the: constitution as. it now: stands. ee er nel ae

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JARTTY is “advertisiny. in the

L ‘haye" been’ advised by’ the Rt. Hon.
We L. MacKenzie King, that a confer:
ence of the provinces and the Federal

sometime in November to. consider
' these: matters. en

‘a had hoped this ; year to visit tall parts
‘not ‘been able to do so on’ account’ of ©

* the past ‘twenty: years, many times

“, . : ‘visited every section of British Columbia

*- of the Opposition. With this personally

” gained knowledge and with: the, advice
“of my ‘colleagues: and members. of the:
‘legislature who represent all parts of the:

. province, I feelthat I am in intimate

7 touch with: the. requirements of- bur
, "Foople: . . a 2

in keeping | a nest “gg of some, two

of, work -of -véry: ‘useful’ character: ‘in.
’ ‘various’ ‘parts of the province, Approx

Government ‘at Ottawa willbe called .

pressing ‘work. 1 have, however, during .

asa Minister of the Crownand as Leader |

‘During the past year, through foresight ‘

te ae mately 300: “tiniles ‘of hard at ude ‘of
el # ne 4

' constituencics: for partisan’ " purposés,”

' _ of this province and regret that: Ihave | -

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Ate, present, with the: -resourees atvour ;
 feommand, ‘and; (2) .to lay. plans, for _ .

om 1 Next Smqnth, accompanied by. several!
woog Cie imillion” dollars, ‘your. ‘government was _ of” my_ colleagues, I_ shall, proceed. to.

‘> ‘abié'to éarry oui'a considerable’ anieunt

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“In this ‘regard I, was: criticised “from.
‘eertain, ‘quarters, who alleged that the
* money ‘was ‘being? spent in the various .

These critics claimed: that: the® ex-.

penditure should have been concentraq- 0

ted in the larger centres. “Your gevern-
‘ment: is determined that - all paris,
of ithe. province, shal] srenelye. equal ::.
consideration.

~ “3 de
Special’ provietdn. was made i in’ ‘the’ sun
of five hundred thousand dollars | to
“assist our Faunjeipalities. ara

Daring’ the lwo years your government’ ;
‘aa: been in office it has. had to face. ©

‘two problems: (1) to meet the immeédi-,

future: upbuilding. |
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fa a wots

Ortiwa’ te po! “inilo téonailearion’: with:

the ‘other provinces and the Dominion: cow
Ed feel sure: that, we ghall earry with: us bod
‘the: Very ‘best ‘Wishes of our people ap,
Ya whole for a risa’ #iceedsfal Wission. :

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