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ill Members Can nt. Allwill tion that the Che Yorrupine Adbvanes ed. Mr. Bradette is right in asking ths ationâ€"be changed and in his address h ‘ general Northern view. The Dominio rient and the Canadian Radio Commissio se the North and play fair with Ontario a f immediate steps are taken to see that th eds of the North are satisfied. Mr. Bra uld have the wholehearted support of al ortk in his battle for the rights of th id Published Every Monday and Thursday GEO LAKE, Owner and Publisher RADIO STATION NEEDE «o :‘ will be less than the need of the N less than the right of the North. C it dobs, about fourâ€"fifths of the w he province, this section of Ontar itled to some service from the radio ( The oneâ€"fifth part of Ontario has f radio service. This fourâ€"fifths has 1. Mr. Bradette is right in asking ent radio station for the will be less than the nee TIMMIN®S, ONTARIO adian Week!y Newspaper Association; Ontario spaper Association; Class "A" Weokly Group y PHONESâ€"â€"â€"â€"RESIDENCE 70 newspa fhMliatio1 inything that will defame part of the addre ept1o1 peopi¢ i06 to presen 16 11 ded bee ion, and the fe less the North fault will rest ‘ee with Mr. Br tuation can be 11 ipers of the North, reg ns, are a unit in dem 1, and the feeling of the Phursd iny such law 1J dette is right in asking that nged and in his address he ‘thern view. The Dominion Canadian Radio Commission religion that it would be st _ the truth is mes law, then colour, religion o1 law that will mee No one w who do n Northern Quebe« tolerant and n the law w TTA 11 inada Bracdt ‘ilitie: tendet led £I ¢ Ratt Te past mplem tate hn 10t stop to thi that every ot It is difficult politi¢ fair treatment As Mr. Brad April 18th, 19 A 1 fully met onl with the idette i1 miskaming No: tablishment 0o r. Bradette m; tled to more c( is sufferit topped by s that if 1C 18M but up t t t} It 1| 1 D HL A €4 by pro Brac BI not bel 11 91 NoT 1t 1¢ fairl bed N OI An GRAVEL AND SANDâ€"AND PI 6e r Seottish jokes would have ral of Ontari0o,|} The Cochrane Northland Post asks if The Adâ€" should be ‘11' vance would not favour repudiation of contracts That is tbe; made by a government headed by Tim Buck, for poils system at| instance. In reply The Advance would say that in even have the| the opinion of this paper, if the citizens of Can ’ at men in pubâ€"| ada were absurd enough to elect Tim Bnek and with the work| others of his class to the Dominion ,, should be the any other legislative group, then the people wor r discrimin de the poin > suggestiO} 1( ery kindâ€" ven make help himâ€" pIi 1J tl Vspape eparatltt rtain 0 id to BC find the s touchâ€" cape Dy DrISOI W( it e dc t wo i pel 1 1 prIisO1 W a SUCI Wha oulC pool 12 poor | ba And i1 11 his rt 11 A1l he dado 1€ 11 11 mpal Maric DrOoKEe Abitit Troqu report partmnen ing of tl ; "TOOK ALL KINDSâ€"OF â€" PILS, THEN CEREAL BROUGHT RELEE" Heen o oth 0 Says No Just Cause for Strikes in North ble f: ijoler innual Report of Minister of Lands and Forests Reâ€" fers to Trouble in the Bush ide ording C Keep on the Sunny Side of Life mo Pen eJE Smooth lec ed ecUa.1l1 _6 operatio but wh 1 possibl yÂ¥ settle 11 Kellogg‘s ALI opt 11 n». But, of course, such a policy would| in honesty and justi« partisans would have to wait too long| the acts of their own a reward for their political activities. ; people go on a spree € * â€"i for it the morning aft m OI pot 1934 J DP 1lir 91 1} 1l D16 \ pro of O M 911 pru A 1 H aAtory principic: itry and should f industrial disâ€" Kap TIM q U W1 11 Aatt mp 11 !Interesting Items _ Schumacher News remen Deal ening Chin Snpecial Ch Picnic Pickles, Bayside Peaches Neilson‘s Cocoa Hellmann‘s Mayonnaise Easter Eggs, Ch sMOKED Coltage ROLLS any 2 weight ...... Ib. c Smoked HAMS half or whole rimrose Pruits, ( COTTAGE RQL CHMELLO COFFEE 1t Real Easter Meat Values general wouid like to repudiate most of the mem bers of the Ontario government, but because th people were foolish enough to elect unsuitable peoâ€" ple as their agents, that is no excuSe for repudiaâ€" tion. Honesty, good sportsmanship and good busiâ€" ness principles all suggest that when the peopl« make a mistake they shouldfe?mmM to face the situation, not to repudiate. go on a spree they must exp he morning after. At present 1 would like to repudiate most Th whol hald PREMIUM HAMS alf or hole 1Db, IMPERIAL BANK OF Canaba 1b . sOUTH PORCUPINE 108 to 15 ll)>‘.2 c ; . An m An 10¢ 5« pf EGGS 3 di. 1 3C the a A N INVISIBI:E MOMNMEY BELT Jfor travellers opl Bar TRPESEH FPRPUIGS .E.1. POTATOES hy the side no shanks per Ib. BRE A K FAST dozen CA RROTS 14 :: 95 GRADE "A" LARGI ecded without the H. C. SCARTH, Manager F. E. COOPER, Manager 25b¢ TORONTO 20c