Ottawa Senate backs king invitation amid fiscal scarcities
The Senate joined the Commons in inviting the King, while a three to four million supplementary estimate raises the current year outlay to about eighty nine million. A Lord's Day bill faces fierce opposition from railways, manufacturers, Jews, Adventists, and allies, with debate suggesting a heavily amended measure when Fitzpatrick presents it.
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Senate
Commons
Liberal Party
Fitzpatrick
Sherrer
Alliance
Local Deaths and Brandon Fair Highlights
Mr Linton W Smythe learns of his father’s death on April 14. A wreath of Ox Eyed Daisies was placed by his mother. Moses Arnoyvitch, son of J Arnoyvitch formerly of town, died in Brandon Hospital after weeks with gall stones and an operation. Brandon Fair adds speed events with prizes including a $200 cup and $75 purse for the farmers green trot. Firth Eaton Co concert in McConnell Hall drew a large crowd with strong performances by Miss Jackson and Mr Eaton, followed by a dance. Hockey club will profit a few dollars from the event.
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Linton W. Smythe
Moses Arnoyvitch
J. Arnovitch
Brandon Hospital
Moses
Brandon Fair
Firth. Eaton Co
McConnell Hall
Mr. Firth
Miss Jackson
Eaten
Hatmiota
Onder
Watkins Household Remedies Promotion from J. BR. Watkins Co.
A promotional note from WM. ANDREW invites households to keep Watkins remedies, spices, extracts, and perfumes on hand. The J. BR. Watkins Co. claims to be the world’s largest seller, marketing directly from laboratory to consumer, promising reliability and swift results. The Watkins agent will call soon, requesting continued support and past favors.
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J. BR. Watkins Co
Watkins
Andrew
Winnipeg Industrial Exhibition Prize List Advances
Western Canada’s Kent Industrial Exhibition shows the Board of Directors pushing improvements to sidewalks roadways and image system at a cost of 225000. Grounds will be beautified with flowers across various spots and the grand stand will be painted. A chief department will feature Shorthorns and a 2100 prize fund is expected to draw strong stock entries this summer.
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Western Canada
Winni
Marathon Road Race crown goes to Alfred Sherring of Hamilton
Alfred Sherring of Hamilton won the Marathon Road Race in Athens before 100000 spectators, described as the greatest event of Olympic World Championship Sports. The page also notes distant telephone service plans for Hamiota, wedding dress trends, and a monthly intermediate school report from Hamiota School listing several students by grade.
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Lfred Sherring
Hamilton, Int
Athens
Hamiota School
Alexander Cowan
Jennie Houck
Myrtle Murray
Cloyds Houck
Annie Andrew
Frederick Cowan
Lyle Steele
Gladys McLean
Pearl Brown
Stewart McDonald
Edith Andrew
Bruce Steele Jr
Graydon Anderson
Ruth Nesbitt
Frederick Heddesheimer
Rheumatic Pain Balm Brings Relief, Thousands Persuaded
The quick relief from rheumatic pains afforded by Chamberlain's Pain Balm has surprised and delighted thousands of sufferers. It makes rest and sleep possible, and many have been permanently cured of rheumatism by this liniment sold by B. R McNaught and dealers everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Gale
B. R McNaught
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Turnbull
Canada
Forner
United States
Ear
Savings Bank Department
Lepeeita
Hamiota
H. D. McLaren
Bi. F. Cooeeel
ieEaw
Fred C. Bennes
Rales
M. As Sviee
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Orvierén
Todd & Norton’s
Adi
A. Eby, Butcher
A Uanson
Cie A
E. L. Jackson
M. D
Fia Niota
Man. H . Vine
DR. Glasgow
Roth
Fideucarist
Mezist Morang Ang Onin Hassard & Fel Stead Blown Suste
Kelly Island
Portland Cement
Fisaster Paris
The
Meuioda Margware & Lumber Co.Ltd
Ins
Eas H., Ghappel
Aes
Brussels
Goc
Soe
Nottingham
Hamiota Bakery
Tiene
Ph. Heddesheimer
Rparm Lands
Miniota
Saskatchewan
Thompson & CO
Jewelry
F. T. Venables
Hotograph
Mr. Milne
Ved S. Willson
Jennie I Steel
Bery
Gutteridge
Hamiota Book and
China
Ottawa
San Francisco
Roosevelt
Winnipeg
Miss Fraser
Ell ‘Telephone Co
Mrst
Ecno
MO Nairn
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