Auditor General of Dominion addresses Canadian Club Toronto
J L McDougall, Auditor General, spoke on A Quarter of a Century's Audit to the Canadian Club in Toronto. He outlined public disbursement safeguards, described Receiver-General cheques and letters of credit, and praised the integrity of the audit system. He noted tools for preventing irregularities and credited Edward Blake with origin of Parliamentary audit in Canada.
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J. Lorn McDougall
Dominion of Canada
Yevetthy
Toronto
Mcdougall
Anvedites
John Macdonald
Mackenzie Howell
John Thompson
Sir John
Mr. McDougall
John
MacDougall
Mackenzie Bowell
Dominion
Bank of Montreal
Ottawa
Audit Office
Canada
Edward Blake
Confederation
Thue
Wo ‘Td Ding
Carboneau
Newfoundland
Iivings
Ay Dunn
Methodist Monthly Greeting
Methodist Church
Winnipeg
Cuidado Fae
Winipeg
Trondton
Dunn
Camida
United States
France
Citada
Isle
Ronan Catholi
Salvation Arty Ach
London University
London
Revolution era society marks Washington manor gala
At Wash ington Manor an Latian orchestra played as fifty youths in blue and white formed a parade around the veranda. Mrs James Henry Melton, hailed as head of a new hereditary society, faced rivals and intrigue as she hosted the Daughters of the Perpetual Evolution reception.
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Washington Manor
Daughters of the Perpetual Evolution
George Ill
James Henry Melton
Order
George Washington
Melton
Dunstan
Local Newspapers and Town Prosperity in Advertising
The article argues editors serve local welfare and attract trade, but only if home merchants provide fair patronage. It warns that scant support from local businesses pushes papers to seek outsiders, reducing hometown advocacy. The piece urges liberal advertising expenditure to boost local outcomes.
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Dailyard Weekly
Estate Shoot Ad Turns into Comical Tale
A Highland estate owner abroad advertises the shoot to let and asks gamekeeper Donald to vouch for the land. An English visitor queries stocks of deer grouse partridges and woodcock, then asks about gorillas. Donald retorts no, they are not plentiful, you may take yourself.
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Donald
Highlands
London Standard
East Kootenay Lumber seeks approval for river works
East Kootenay Lumber Company Limited of Cranbrook British Columbia will apply to the governor in council within one month under the Act to construct daises and booms in the Kootenay River to Southeast Kootenay Canada. Plans have been deposited with the Minister of Marine Works in Ottawa and the Registry of Lands in Nelson British Columbia. Dated Cranbrook February 10 10 W I Grand solicitor for the applicants.
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East
Mabie Works
Ottawa
Ontario
Nelwon
Cambrook
Giind
Cranbrook
B.C
Sollelior
Kootenay
County of Kootenay
British Columbia
Canada
Minister of Public Works
Registrar of Deeds
Nelson
Crows’ Nest Pass
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the Herald Office
THE
Treasury
Sinteretug
M. Ashton
Island
Hungary
Canadian Pacific Railway
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Kootenay District
Crows Nest Pass
Kimberley
North Star and
Sullivan Mines
Beal & Ellwell
Crows Nest Pass Cranbrook
South East Kootenay
V. Hyde Baker
Fast Koot
Enay
Elko, Cranbrook
Moyelle
Kitchener
Creston
Kitchener's
Great Iron Range
White Grouse Copper Fields
J. T. Burgess
A. Taylor
Nelson, B. C
F. T. Griffin
OF New
Royal Brand
Roval
A. Small & CO
Montreal
W. T. Reid & Co
Key City Lodge No. 42
Tall A Taker
Sofourlig
Billings
W. J. Welch
Ini
Columbia
P. Burns & Co
Robinson-McKenzie Lumber Co., Ltd
Thos. T. McVittie, P.L.S
P. C
Fort Steele, B. C
Geo. R. Taylor
Geary & Doyle
Harry Fairfield
S& Y
James Greer
Cranbrook, B
Charles P. Campbell
Champion College of U.S
Aiken Block
Canadian Bank of Commerce
B. C
Brandon
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