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? -plan ahead Ebr @ h1iIn1_a any Get G Brunswlckgglo VV A TC, gems and gift; that last seem to shine brighter as the years roll by. Gifts from REEVE'S JEWELRY STORE stand `-`above the ordinary" as the Christmas Gift. UL Llll: .~'u:1.:.Un. A01-"(l as excellent. tlzwr-- keepers, gv.zn-m~.tem1 hv n: jewelry is a lasting memento A LOVELY article of of sentiment -- Beautiful V U3. e Feature the Bolova ldies VV1'ist the nmve.=vt the sons 11. nvnn, . V J. J. _.y_g1_.AC RING VV ii L('ll mod:-1 .\'ot=,~d $.r\~n ALANB'KI:E' ..,........ \.uu1.vuu1.C J\J\\Cl` 1'_v. Scores of styles in our present up-to- date stock to add the touch of chic for every gown. Man s special watch in the new 1931 design, seventeen jev.'el.'<, in handsome open faced case of ne lled _r2'olrl. \Tl1iS is one of the `vmgv b0;:`~'t. w.xlur;< we offer in our pre- l1ol1rla3' selling` event. We Fnfvlrn H-us Rain..- u::uz1;c .~'(.-Hlng` event. We Feature the Bolova WATCH We are fezuturing the new clip brooch. Charming desi_<.r,ns of this new brooch are shown by us and will set off` h2u1(I. gowns and hats this \'I`A'l` "BROOCH THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1930 j :\ ORILLIAMAN OF $120.00 Monday, No mer granted C Lia, judgment his car when Ford truck driv of 1-Lawkestone 1930. In pro: ihis worship sa.i nd on the evi on the part 01 no dispute as -t sustained. The judgment for $1 ing counsel fee POPULATIC .The populatio June 1, 1930, J` art 9,934,500, a 700 over the 1 yestimated popu and territories i llsland, 85,800; 900; New Bruns bec, 2,734,600; M-ar L'Ltoba, 671,5 882,000; Albert. n`]11l11hin WV g (ponnnued Irom page nine) Elished in 1880 by the appointment ;of Sir Alexander Galt, who had been i `a member of various cabinets in Canada for a generation. The ap- pointment, ,however, was a dis;: '_pointment to_ Galt, and he resigned in 1883. Sir Charles Tupper, who followed as High Commissioner, held office till 1896, when he return- ed in response to a call to assume `the Premiership of Canada, a few : weeks before the election, at which [his party was defeated. Lord ;`StratAh(-ona took ofce next, and re- imziined until his death in 1014. IM ' . :1 new pace in the scope of his gcontacts and in the liberalit_\' of his I ]ll10.<'plt:-1lll.'_V. He raised the ofee to ;' ia plane from which it has not sincrl i The troubled years oflf ,the \\'.',u' brou_9.'ht fre.~h 1'espo1isilJil-; lities to the London Office. Si)` (}eor_:(: Perley took clizmre in Junc,. 1.`)1;1__ rst z1.: acting Commi.<,sione:',` I-xrul `.-mu 10171 1.- wnn.-u |promo1:1on or whatever cause he ha.-`I [LIL heart. Mr. Ferguson ha~7 been :1 party man, but 11 his new oflice such ties will be forgotten. He will re- xprc,-. the Dominion of Canada; his ll)u: will be to promote his coun- ltr_v s interests and the interests of `ihe Empire. This is :1 worth-wliilel Ifzisk, and Czmatlians belio\'c,- he \\'E!:' '=.'.`orl< hard at it and wish him e\'oi'_'-.` mccess in his undertaking`. I I J.?l1`!_. and from 1917 to 1922 out High Commissioner. For a time l`,(? was Biinister of O\'er. I`.'Iil1~` `_tar_v .-\ll`air:~`, and a member 01' ilhe r;<=t Imperial War Cabinet, a 'repre. of Canada in signing the Peace Txeaty and a delegate to we League of Nations asseinbly, he ;hroug'ht new honors Hon. Peter L-arkin held the olce Train 1922 till his death in Februar `last. He saw Canada insitallecl in lne building in Trafal genle1'taine(l lavishly itriumph in his 3 gar Square, and scored 21 to Canada from European nations. Mr. Ferguson goes to London at a critical period in Empire afI'air.-. a period calling for wise :~'tatesman- -ship, for the broad outlook that will comprehend the requirements of all parties of the British realm and for a vitalizing energy that will create Ienthusiasm for the development 01' 5trade between some four hundreu and fty million people. He is qualied for the task. His Impel- ialism is unquestioned; also hr.-: vigor of action and his emluisiastic promotion of whatever has! ,:.1t Fm`9`1I: l1n.- imm. - nrst acting Commi.<. as perman- ! to the o'ice. = ' y collections of debts i ' L5 . """.~. --.-- .,, ,. ...`. ` ,'~ '7.- .I.?f1C?_1`.?"-`.T_4_? --swpva-.*m*r*r% population of Canada as at is officially estimatea an increase of 137,- 1929 esvtimate. The yestimated population by provinces is: Prince Edward Nova Scotia, 553,- Brunswick, 423,400; Que- Ontario, 3,313,000; M=ar'L'Ltoba, 671,500; Saskatchewan, Albenta, 660,000; British Columbia. 507 nnn- v..1,,... rm....~ :I,0UU A complete census of Canada will [be taken next year. At the last de- cennial census in 1921 the popula- tion of the Dominion was 8,788,483 This year s estimate of 9,934,500 in dicates a g'1'ow1.h of 1,146,000 or 1.: per cent. in nine years. `FERGUSON ACCEPTS THE LONDON POST uuxumola, a!}'l,UUU; Yukon Te1'rI- tory, 3,700; Northwest 'I.`e1'ritories, 9,600. A r=nvnn'|n.+n l1r\v\.~1u~ -4` r<._..-,1 -H .... ...L\,.. ...u, u . L,uuU , ou:'nCd.'LCI1e\Van, Columbia, 507,000; Yukon `t01`_V. 3.700: NOl'fAh\vDQf 'T`I:1~v-1'!-nu~1'ne. 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