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. | Your Baby Can‘t Be Too Warmly Dressed This Fall! In an editcrial article on Monday 'l;he Sudbury Star touches on the North Bay attitude towards the recent transâ€" ference of some of the officials and staff of the T. N. O. to Englehart. Although the railway officials made it dear that the move was designed %mply and solely to benefit the railway administration by ‘placing certain deâ€" partments closer to the centre of their work, Th Star editorial raises the suspicion of political motive. The Star says:â€" of the few acts of the late laâ€" menteqd Drury government that stands to its credit, particularly as far as Northern Ontario is concerned, was the transfer of the head office of the Temiskaming and Northern Ontario I like to blow my milk And make it hubbleâ€"bubbie, Not when there‘s company Or there‘d be trouble. I like to sing in my milk Highâ€"ho bumâ€"deâ€"bummle, It makes a noise just like ~~A chooâ€"choo in a tunnel, Little Jackie has to drink _ His milk in his crib, _\ But Llike to blow my milk m qm it on my bib! "VANTA" VESTS C "Medicai" creamâ€"colour all wool or wool with rayon stripe. Tapes to tic. Easy to slip on,. Long sleeves. Sizes 1 to 5 years. ‘Moodies‘ Binders Soft cream all wool or wool and rayon birders, Three tapes. Knit to give all the support needed. Infants‘ sizes Soft cream all wool or wool Warm little all wool Regent Knit Suits for wee boys. Sweaters have long sleeves and clastic krit waistband and cufts, Shorts have elastic waist,. Shades are rced, fawn, blue or green with conâ€" trasting trim, Sizes 2 to 6 years. Reguâ€" lar $3.95 value. spicion of Politics in T. N. 0. Staff Move â€" Regular $3.95 Value â€" w# TR BBE 6. s io c BUCOVETSKY‘S MAIN FLOOR he filkâ€"Blower BUCOVETSKY‘S BASEMENT *Moodies"‘ Mothers ! your hearts will throb with delight when you see the new Baby Things awaiting you at Bucovetsky‘s. Warm, durable articles of wearing apparel that will keep your baby real cozy. Below are listed only a few but come and see the others too ! iA Three Piece || SPECIAL ! Threeâ€"Piece «4 For Little Girls! Smartly styled "Eclipse" pure wool Jersey Dresses for little girls 2 to 6 years of age. Pastel shades of pink, blue or green with handâ€"smocked yoke and neat collar. Excelâ€" lent quality, warm for fall or winter and will stand plenty of hard wear. ; white or pastel shades of pink or green with neat little hand worked orrament on hat and pockets. Hats are trimmed with white fur., Here‘s a delightful set for toddiers of 1 to 4 years. Extra fine warm quafity all wool Chinchilla Baby Suits, consisting of coat, leggings and hat. _ All Jersey Dresses CHINCHILLA BABY SUITS Railway from the Parliament buildings in Toronto to North Bay, a step taken in response to popular demand of the people of the North. The move was deâ€" signed to coâ€"ordinate the various deâ€" partments of the railway and make for greater cohesion and efficiency. "Undoubtedly there have been beneâ€" fits to the road as a result of the change, bringing the rail administraâ€" tion into closer contact with the people and territory served. "Now, another transfer is brought about and North Bay is not so well pleased. The plan is diametrically opâ€" posed to the principle of concentration of all services previously adopted. The superintendent‘s department of the T. N. O., together with about 30 other employses and their families, has been removed to Englehart, a point about 140 miles north, ang situated atbout Sizes 2 to 6 years Dairy Milk for their children than any other kind. â€" It is as pure and BUCOVETSEKY‘S MAIN FLOOR AND OQOUR DRIVER higher price. Pure Silk Crepe in white or pink shade, hand trimmed with rosebuds and neatly finished. Sizes 1 to 3 years in the lot. Practically all these dresses sold at a much *Eclipse " BUCOVETSKY‘S MAIN FLOOR SPECIAL ! Infants‘ BUCOVETSKY‘S MAIN FLOOR Silk Crepe MOTTO ALWAYS "SATISFACTION GUARANTEED" i "Ang so the incident has stirred ‘up . the proverbial ‘hornets‘ nest.‘ But | hart is i fsuch developments are not unexpsected the depa in connection with publiclyâ€"owned enâ€" | terprises, where sectional interests are i liable to come into conflict of viewâ€" point. It may be taken for granted, showever. that North Bay‘sâ€"protests will have little or no avail; that the Gateâ€" way City will be told it must refrain i { from a selfish attitude, and furtherâ€" | 4 more that the Hepburn government, having purged the T. N. O. Railway|ed as saj |of all political taint, there mm possiblybeanyparfinn. ective in i For winter sleeping comfort buy the little children Dr. Denton‘s Sleepers. Natural shade wool and cotton in drop seat and buttorn front style. Breast pocket.. Sizes 2 to 8 years. midway on ‘the line. This action is taken, General Manager A. H. Cavaâ€" nagh states, in order to secure a greater measure of efficiency in operating deâ€" tails. "But North Bay officialdom fails to see the wisdom or fairness of the move, and representations are being made to the Ontario government as well as the railway heads, in protest. It is mainâ€" tain d direction of the line‘s affairs can be and has been successfully adâ€" ministereq from the general offices at North Bay, and city council and board of trade are petitioning to have the ord*sr rescinded. "Mr, Cavanagh and Superintendent W. A. Griffin are railwaymen of long experience and most likely know what they are doing, but an â€"unfortunate angle of the development is that the move is vieweg with suspicion. There is a feeling that politics is playing a part, this sentiment being prompted by the apparent haste with which the transfer was engineered and the comment of Harry Marceau, M.L.A., when asked for an explanation, to the effect that the T. N. O. ‘served four constituencies and not only Nipissing.‘ People See something consistent also in the fact that only the day previous to the reâ€" moval order given to the staff, Col. Mac Lang, chairman of the commission, said that whils the change was being considered, no early aciion would be SPECIAL! Dr. Denton‘s â€" As Ilustrated â€" A heavy Snow Suit consisting of jacket, leggings and helmet. Made of Holland suede cloth, windproof and waterproof. Jacket has patent slide fastener front, two pockets and elastlc waistband. _ Good long leggings with patent slide fastener cuffs. Ordinarily sells at much mcre than $1.29, ~Sizes 2 to 5 in the lot. Your children with one of these coats wiil be "Styled Right from the Start." Made of cozy ard warm all wool blanket loth that will stand plenty of wear Pasâ€" tel shades of rose. â€" blue or green, tasteâ€" fully trimmed. Toddlers‘ sizes 1 to 3 at BUCOVETSEKY‘S BASEMENT SPECIAL ! THreeâ€"Piece SNOW SUITS For Warmth and Wear! BUCOVETSEKY‘S MAIN FLOOR Blanket Cloth â€" As Ilustrated â€" each Englehart Pleased with T. N. 0. Move In discussing the recent removal of some of T. N. O. officials and staff to Englehart to be nearer the centre of their work, J, H. Marceau, M.P.P., made the remark that "there are usually two sides to any case." Tunere are certainly two sides to the recent moving of T. N. O. officials. Elsewhere in this issue will be found reference to the protests made by North Bay in the matter. On the other hand, word from Englehart is to the effect that the people of that *wn are just as pleased in the matter as North Bay is otherwise. There is no talk about it being a political move so far as Englehart is concerned; though it is likely to have more favourable political effect therethan as; North Bay. From Englehart last week there came contented sort of despatch s that 25 employees of the T. had ‘been transferred there m NC f k Bay on a sudden order mdw SÂ¥ ‘,+ hagq arrived by spccizl train, having everything rurning: moq hart in a very shm't“ Influx of T: N. 0. Emâ€" ployees Boosts Town. Proâ€" perty Values Up. Engleâ€" hart Delighted. 7 pair Flcece back Chamoisette Mitts in shades of white, blue or:pink with white fur trimming. Warm. BUCOVETSKY‘S MAIN FLOOR Fine soft "Birdseye" material.. Hemmed ready ‘for use,. Size 2%6 ins. x 26 ins. Save by buying them by the dozen. Lovely and soft White Bonnets of the finest Angora wool. Light and cosy they come trimmed with rosebuds and white, pink or blue ribbons. BABIES‘ MITTS socnair "Birdseye" BABY â€" NAPS $1 do7z. BUCOVETSKY‘S MAIN FLOOR â€"Babies‘ W hite doz. each Division Superintendent W. A. Grifâ€" fin and his staff, superintendent‘s acâ€" countant A. Freeman and his staff; and chief despatcher R. Workman and his staff are those mvolved in. the sudden ahm'. ~Members of the division superâ€" intendent‘s staff who were moved inâ€" clude: Assistant Superlntendent B. H. Ryan: W. I. Johnston: Division Enâ€" There is no political significance in the matter, Mayor Howie is quoted as saying, adding his belief that the new plan was in the best interests of the railway and that was all there was to it. SBuperintendent Griffin is also quoted in Fnglehart despatches as stating that the is ample room for all departments in t.. iimglenart station. "It‘s just what we needed," Mayor Howie said, "to make Englehart a real town." The old cry, the mayor stated, was always ‘"move the shops to New Liskeard" but this is out of the quesâ€" tion now and Englehart‘s future is asâ€" sured. His Worship further declared that the town is in sound financial condition with little unemployment. al properties, he said, will be sold at reasonable price, and at present there is ample accommodation available for ten or twelve families. The single people concerned can all be easily acâ€" commodated at once. a 4 D 14 _ AIIVUMOV ; : ~AASAAL 4 lanic W. H. Ma 'ExquiSlte furs, beautiful diagonal, ccrd or velvo-suede woollens, charming Styles â€" linings and details above reâ€" You will more than give in to your desire when you sce these new ‘"‘Woolcraft" Suits and Dresses. Soft pure wool chamoâ€"knit fabric in the latest shades tuscan, wine, rust, brown and hunter‘s greer, Chic tailcred styles neatly trimmed, some with those ohâ€"soâ€"smart tucks. All have beret to match. Sizes 14 to 20. (From the Sudbury Star) The House will be first to know of any new legislation affecting the minâ€" ing activitics of the province, Hon. Paul Leduc, urbane and smiling, told The Sudbury Star in the course of a brief interview Tuesday night. But the minister did go so far as to say that he did not think there would be any new bullion impositions in the flock of new taxes that are anticipated from the Hepburn government. Minister of Mines Says He Dioes not Expect Bullion Tax "No, I do not think so," said Mr. Leâ€" duc, nodding his head, but more than that he would not say. Just, "No, I don‘t think so." _"Goodness,". he exclaimsd, when j m Brmsh capital is pouring into South Africa for the discovery and ment of mines, and is passing from this point for more than 30 years, causes North Bay citizens to wondsr whether there is justification for the change and whether the added effiâ€" clency will be worth the cost of proâ€" viding office accommodation at Engleâ€" hart, not to speak of the inconvenience caused those concerned in the sudden and startling change." hing about that money over there would take too long to explain Anyway, we are not asleep to it." " Woolâ€"Craft" DRESSES One and Twoâ€"piece Suits BUCOVETSKY‘S LADIES‘ DEPTâ€"MAIN FLOOR The Newest for Fall ! $1 2 .95 "THE WORKINGMAN‘S STORE" __ Where Your Money Buys More Fort Erie Timesâ€"Review:â€"An albino sparrow is reported from Waterloo, Ont. Students of bird life are considâ€" ering the theory that the bird was scared white by the speed of modern airplanes. â€" â€" Any suggestion that capital might be frighteneg away by the drastic proâ€" visions of the Securities Act would be smiled away by Mr. Leduc. "If it hadn‘t been for the Act and its fearâ€" less administration we would have had a crash in mining investments that would have frightened away capital for a long time to come," he said. "The Act has served a very good purpose and is still serving it." Mr. Leduc had not heard about the peat deposits at Timmins, which were reporteq recently in The Sudbury Star, but he has just recently visited the Matachewan and Jellicoe mining fields. There is a great deal of activity in both these goldâ€"bearing districts, hs said, and, while not ready to say that the Sturgeon river area will prove up to the expectations held of it in some quarters, he declared that his departâ€" ment is decidedly hopeful. His last visit of inspection was paid to the Pamour mine, in the Porcupine disâ€" trict, and to the Hollinger property in Hislop township. ‘"There is a great deal of activity at those points, and there will be two new mines," he declared emphatically.