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THE GEORGE TAYLOR HARDWARE LMITED achewan tells of the L‘African, one of the 1e North, He died at z> of 99 years, after rous and unusual as as born in Rigolet, year that Queen Vicâ€" » throne. As a young nnounces A New Principal in Washing Clothes LAb O M L‘African w He continu: death last | well substantiated. H the Hus When 1920, | timers of t bermen, t L‘African w as an m®ble tanctce O MALARACIH him. His hospitailt! personality were b Stephen L‘Afric pros} endgae n and have Mr. Bruce Keeley, Westinghouse factory representative, demonstrate these latest features | M a MAKE IT A POINT TO CALL IN SOON A € Ba 1€ 6 Il Cushioned washing action Rustâ€"proof construction Dulux finish No oiling needed Sentinel breaker Spring tension casters Rolled tub that prevents chipping New quick emptying pump design nt post phen M A] 1@m supposed t0O DC i III on his mothe the information he gave in SC confidential talks. One T Conde, Stephen â€" L‘African‘s grandfather, according to the given, was Grand Marshal ( In any event he was a man standing interest and of e mriority in many ways that Ma to admit that there wa! wealth in gold in the north,. He also believed iron, oil and other mine efore e in 1874, 35 yE iny gold mining 41 e there was an:! chewan area, he at district, but ws imit that there 1€ a numbe i recent e brough in 1874 of Conde, while he was also 1 to be a descendant of George ais mother‘s side, according to rmation he gave in some of his itial talks. 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The measure in which the late Steâ€" Of rer‘s |phen L‘African retained all his faculâ€" unts | tiesâ€" through his remarkably long life pareli Lac jand s aandic mada p yeste lik e to ssge some please. My husâ€" had a big enough e‘a@ have won the I1 about wNorth. part of the festival of Santo Estello, France. The court will hand down deâ€" cisions on the rights and duties of AP~" sweethearts toward each other. It is | now busy studying precedents in the ME ‘cases which came up in Provence in 45â€" ‘the eighth century. A series of French 8) | proverbs has grown up as a result of th@ | these ancient courts. Here are a few ‘ of its old proncuncements: "Thou shalt not make love to one whom thou a | wouldst be ashamed to marry." ‘"True von‘love is not born in a day, but is the hat | fruit of much patient understanding." ght |"Love at first sight fills ,love‘s court Renfrew Mercury:â€"We suppose a hundred years from now there be those who will boast about t ancestors having been on relief du these dcpression years. Huntingdon 800 years ago on lovers‘ qu gqua Urleaner‘:â€"â€"A UIDUIIA} which sat to adjudic ‘rels, will be revived ibuna h N4 (From The Sudbury Star) A dismal picture of modern Soviet Russia is painted iby Fred Bemsen, 430 Montague Ave., who has just ! to Sudbury from a trip to Europe. ‘ "I entered Soviet Russia March 5 at the town of Husiatyn on the Rivetr Zblucz, he told The Sudbury Star. "The place before was known to me as l a busy town, but now the houses were all desolate and neglected. There were only two places where people were livâ€" ing. One was the court house, from which the Communists had made a kitchen, and the other was a church, where they had put up a dwelling. In he places of beds, they put up wide shelves and put on them uncomfortable mattresses. "Before the Soviets came, the popuâ€" ;latlon of that town was mixed, includâ€" ‘ling Ukrainians, Russians, Poles, and iJows but all were shipped out by the |Sowot government to distant parts of lRussxa and new Communists sent in to reâ€"settle the town. /! i ‘"However, these new settlers simply 4 | jammed themselves in the church and /i the court house. I watched them for . I many days. They got up in the morning oo mm s mm smm se mm uomcs e *** ,\\\\S’\\\‘\\\\\\‘\\\\\\‘\W * Federal Aid Urged in Abitibi District "I understand that the construction of roads is a provincial responsibility but in a special case such as this, it seems to me that the Federal Governâ€" ment should take charge, as it becomes a national matter," Mr. Blais said. He was speaking in the budget debate. Mr. Blais d@welt at length on the wealth of the northern developed and undeveloped mines. He spoke of the possibility of an agriculturallyâ€"employâ€" ed population furnishing the mining workers with food. He said that at able for th machinery Mr. Blai Canada h within a : @uebec. *" Amos and actually ul ing to Mo Contrasts Conditions in in Poland and Russia "However, these new settlers simply jammed themselves in the church and the court house. I watched them for many days. They got up in the morning at about 5.30 and lined up in front of the kitchen. As each man entered the kitchen, he was given a big spoon, a big bowl of kasza (porridge), and about half a pound of bread. Then he went and sat down and ate. By the time the I understand roads is a p , in a special ms to me tha nt should lational matt and sonnetere WAE ly under construction Mount Laurier Man ind Ottawa," he said. for the Blais, M.P., of Amos, _for Aid from Doâ€" on for Development orthwestern Quebeec. ais also alluded to the Transâ€" highway, now constructed to few miles of the frontier of "It should be continued to d Sonnetere where two roads under construction start leadâ€" ount Laurier Maniwaki, Monâ€" I Ottawa." he said. No H 9L furnishing the mining ood. He said that at the agricultural proâ€" for food for the miners ‘ANADIAN FREIGHTER SINKS time JOrt‘tC M.P. thwe wWonderiluL i notable effor sent unemploy In rIC highways suitâ€" f materials and of n Quebs iltural of th _ road nax fiC on 1 (Ind pt‘l n aines untr pla rnmen natura 1¢ Thut Bay, ‘ _deâ€" 1 not rfully fTort y ~ T1 lum Abli U TL Most Reasonable Prices i â€" oOrf district on the comp‘let finest f1 custome satisfac BEAVER FUR last man had been fed, an hour and a half had passed. Then they were marched off to work like an army of soldiers or prisoners, dressed in shabby gray clothes. "They start to work at 8.30 a.m. While they are working they are not allowed to rest or speak to each other.. For every hundred men, there is a commisâ€" 2 Empire Block Phone 1160 sar, who walks back and forward watching them till the bell rings for dinner. Women work under the same system, wear the same shabby clothes, and do the same kind of work. "‘Thus, they go on from day to day, with no future apparently ahead of them,. always in the same clothes even on Sundays. When they get out of the large house in the morning,. they are a very pitiful lot of people." In Poland, Bemben said, he had found the people well dressed and as prosperous as in other countries. Food and clothing was cheap, he declared, with everyone working. All young men had two and three suits of clothes, he said, and the women wore silk dresses and apparently were well clad. . In cities like Prague, Warsaw aand Krakow, numerous factories were busy, and the stores were clean and prosperous. Upâ€" toâ€"date schools and colleges were flourâ€" ishing in Poland, he declared. Poland‘s prosperity was in marked contrast to the unhappy condition of its next door neigh(:our, Russia. There are no Folish Communinsts along the Poâ€" lishâ€"Russian border, he said, but there the Communists in that part of Czechoâ€" Slovakia, too far away from Russia to learn from its example. Barryâ€"Hollinger Mines Limited will diamond drill its optioned property at Matheson, Ontario, right away, Dr. E. H. Greene. presideint, announces. D. Briden, manager, has left for Kirkland Lake to arrange the drilling contract with Meath and Sherwood. At the reâ€" cent annual mecting of Barryâ€"Hollinâ€" ger, shareholders were first informed of a new gold find made on this proâ€" perty, which was controlled by Dr. Greene, and rich gold specimens were shown from a desp pit exposing the vein occurrence. Shareholders voted to option the property in an effort to perâ€" petuate the company since its parent property at Boston Creek was closed down. Many proptrties were examined by Barryâ€"Hollinger during the past year but none of them stood up.â€"Northern Miner. Estimates Gladly Given Barryâ€"Hollinger to Drill Property at Matheson anler, sank In Nall e British feighter C ve was saved and 1 he collision occurre Coastâ€"guard patrol hed to the scene. wing its bow bent mers i action only nly furriers in the Porcupine t doing fully guaranteed work premises. Our modern shop is ‘tely equipped to handle the fur work. Hundreds of satisfied ers is your assurance of perfect MONDAY. MAY 11TH, 1936 ©@ STORFED He ifté miies not m Mart Aucklund th the 5.5 previou