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* se ty -.“ A’. .ai ‘ ‘*The returning officer appoints his own clerk, and, in addition to this, appoints a registrar for each polling subâ€"division in the rural municipaliâ€" ties and in villiages and in towns havâ€" ing population of 5,000 or less. These registrars compile the, voters‘ lists for the election, making use, as a basis, of existing Provincial voters®* lists or municipal lists containing the names of persons entitled to vote at Provincial elections. From these lists the registrar strikes off names of perâ€" sons who are not qualified and adds the names of persons who are qualiâ€" fied to vote .in Federal elections. There is no appeal from this, except that any elector who is qualified may A special despatch from Ottawa gives much interesting information reâ€" (wu'dmfr the w orl\mos of the new Doâ€" minion Elections A(,t. The despatch says :â€"â€" ‘*Any male or female who is a British subject, 21 years of age, and who has ordinarily resided in Canada for 12 months, and in the electoral disâ€" trict two months ‘before the issue of the writs, is qualified to vote. ‘"Owing to several changes in the Provincial laws and Dominion Eleeâ€" tions Act in recent years, much conf‘uâ€" sion exists as to voters‘ lists for the next Dominion elections. In response to _ enquiries, Alexander _ Smith, Ottawa, who has made a special study of the law, furnishes the following outline; ‘*‘In June, when amendments to the Dominion Elections Act were under discussion, Sir James Lougheed, leaâ€" der of the Conservatives in the Senâ€" ate, suggested that the returning offiâ€" cers be appointed by the Governorâ€" (ieneralâ€"inâ€"Council upon the recomâ€" mendation of the Secretary of State, not for a stated period of time, but ‘‘during pleasure.‘‘ This admendâ€" ment makes the position of returning officer one of considerable dignity, and in keeping with the responsibilities of the office. The duties of this official can only be terminated by personal resignation, death, or by an order of the Governorâ€"Generalâ€"inâ€"Council. ‘*The returning officers may now be appointed before Parliament is disâ€" solved, and the necessary documents, except the writs for the holding of an election forwarded to them. This will expedite the carrying out of elecâ€" tion proceedings, and give the chief official for each constituency an opporâ€" tunity to prepare for his work. Inâ€" dications are that returning officers will be appointed weeks before dissoâ€" lution. Mr. R. Whorley, pioneer florist of the North Land, who has done so much for horticulture in this country, will be up from Haileybury to act as Judge, and he will have a capable asâ€" sistant in the work of judging. Mr. H. Hatton, President of the Timmins Horticultural Society, offers Returning Officers Now Appointed Permanently. EAPERT EXPLAINS NEW DOMINION ELEGTION AGT All Urged to Assist to Make Event the Finest Display of Flowers, Plants, Vegetables and Fruits Ever Shown in the North Land. Interesting Event for Labour Day. THE PORCUPINE ADVANCE, TIMMINS, ONTARIO First Annual Horticultural Society Show Here, Sept. 7th ; The Geo. 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He will then be allowed to vote, providing he is vouched for under oath by an elector in the same polling division. \/ +/ % 0.0 * #.%*#,* ...0.0 o #‘% 0.0 # + o« < #6 In concluding a note to The Adâ€" vance on the Shuw to be held on Laâ€" bour Day, President Hatton concludes with these words to the avrerage citiâ€" zen:â€"*‘‘Have you a garden? If not you are missing half the joy of life. Join our Society and help to beauti< fy the town vou live in."‘ n 2 en a 282 2®, o o s .*, .*, 0- v. 0000000000 OA *. .*,. i*. 2. * ateotestoctootesti In this connection it may be repeatâ€" ed that the Horticultural Society is ready to give any advice on plants, trees, shrubs, bulbs, ete. This advice will be free, and it may save citizens both money and loss.. The Horticulâ€" tural Society has arranged to distriâ€" bute plants, ete., and can offer_ the very best at the lowest possible price. In addition, the Society is ready to advise when, how and what to plant. 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A pressing table, some casing and some beaver board were scorched or burned. It was necessary only to use the chemical tank to get the fire out, and this, of course kept the damage down. The firemen as usual, made prompt resâ€" ponse to the alarm and did good work on arrival.. The qprigin of the fire is not known, but it looked likely that the blaze started from around where the pressing iron was situated. The Haileyburian last week says:â€" ‘*‘Cyril Atkinson, eldest sonâ€" of Magistrate and Mrs. 8. Atkinson, who last spring completed his course in engineering at the Uniâ€" versity of Toronto, left on Monday of this week for England, where he with J. Atkinson, a manufacturer of perfumes. _ He sailed yesterday from Montreal and it is likely that he will be absent for some vears. FIRE IN PRESSING PARLOUR WEDNESDAY OF LAST WEEK. Cyril, who was born in Haileybury, has the best wishes of a host of friends here for success in his new position.‘‘ Toâ€"night the A.8.D. Club reâ€"opens its fall and winter season in the Oddâ€" fellow‘s Hall here. For the opening night the Club are running a Visitors‘ Night, and an enjoyable evening _ is promised all the members and visitors attending. Each member of the Club is entitled to ask some guest for the evening, and it has been decided for the first night to waive the ruling that none but nonâ€"eligibles for Club membership can be invited. The scheâ€" dule for the month of September will be published later. All lady members of the Club who wish to renew their membership gare requested to doâ€" so before the end of this month. â€" Sepâ€" tember dues from the gentlemen memâ€" bers are due this evening. The dance this evening starts at nine o‘clock sharp. HAILEYBURY MAN TAKING POSITION IN ENGLAND. Visitors‘ Night Toâ€"Night at Popular Young Folks‘ Club. A.5.0. GLUB REâ€"OPENING THIS EVENING FOR SEASON secured a responsible: position Gyproc is durable and permanent. No repairs are ever necessary. 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