1 1 liiiliiiiliiiii Blllillili

" nearly reached par on February

I when it stood at 34.86%, par beiii flee-trestle”: J- l- ‘"551 34.86%. This is its highest recor suntan. nest. oel. D. s. Ilelllleu, n. e. o. since the war. it is to be note

s thus . a. s. Isl-sets. Aeeeelete slim . n. s. Currie. “"11 11111111" 111° w?“ A u r nor the British pound fell on‘ t a v any such extent during the bi

. . . The ouasmax Itey be ebtelletl m- oi- rem-nu nut- n. Ollllutll- M“ i“ d“ ‘he United Sm!" do

g . within, sump v-iiau. fifty lleeketall.

v . Inuit-o. w. Chester s. than; w...

lire. L. lloueetle, 29 Spring Purl Basil ti. Toiutinin, Kent Street West. ' Duly, ' ‘ ' street. If. Thomas White, l2‘) Elm Ave. N. Tweet, l6 Elm Avenue. Fred Gsndet, Greet George street. Frank h‘. Kayo, ll! lllllsbora Street. Water Street. Sumeiereide. W. A. Johnston, lluglgjug, b yaw YORK Benslts hows Statute-S. E. Cor. 42ml street fi Sixth Avelue; Street é Broadway; 02nd Street, Opposite lirund 32ml hi. & rilxth Ave" (Opposite Giuibel Bros.) gm] ‘ BOSTON Old Mouth News Al, Amflgmmum New York lieuresentatlvw-lugrulmm Powers, Chicago Representative .12. J. Power

sixty years ago. The world hasa ‘iendurliig confidence in the stnbilit Iof the currency in all

‘countries under the Union Jack. i

street.

8.1 w ,- titretten j

(Jitter b C Qsees street.

L711’ holy“ IIIX‘QU'OOL

Alas. Ielhsrees. Qsees ‘treat. _ IeDeBld Drug 0e. l. lesrls.

‘ Much interest is felt throughou

u."’A. - - “m” llilu iciiipire and beyond its bound

""11"" "emit; N. it. Cor. Prince of Wales.

His ‘Royal High Mutation» News titoml.

,‘is iiow iii his 32nd year. As Hei

lne

very geuclal opillion that he ough Ito mariy before lie is much older

SATURDAY FEBRUARY 6 ’ , .as likely to be his choice as 110K111 bride, subject only to the ap ,piovul of Parliament. 111% 1111111111161‘ 01‘ 1119 gold brick mllillkuiltleill is found not to be Haves m. nmke H“, purchase o! m“. ow“ sat-y iii the caseof an Heir Appar “Breathes there a iniin with soulmclilieriiie thljiflg, m‘, cuusequeupes so "dead" that hc docs not take‘

A BETTER CITY

it is intimated, hoivevel

[of age. arr the same, we shall either havel ‘pride iii the fair iialiie of his (‘iiyiygpejy 01' tmlltlry? "if such there be" we shalt leave him to the doom pre- ticrilqed for him by Sir Scott."

ed value for

people generally.

1111-’. or worse than nothing, it‘ we,

Walter, _ lililtl that we have lost our invest-

ment. little comfort can be ftiimil‘ iii the thought

in Ontario computed with tlie-ii sparse numbers here by the sea

l in‘ this city of (‘harlottetrnvri ai

tlial

miiglscd improvement in many waysi i t-eived,

l

11118-119611 noted iii the past few years.

\ We are forever buying, forever illlyllll; the price. V\'e gct nothing

we “n, mm“, m. om. ,.- _,._ "mm, W question among the farmers.

{appears that one Jack Miner. an

_. 1.

11911! visitors declare it is tho lid»

lest and cleanest city of its size ill| i

“we may ‘my m cash i“ 13b0,,‘ “Hing and destroying the fcathcyetl iblackamoors in hundreds. His |lt)l'llilil and a picture of his now i’ illii‘ lliitl€i'ifli 118811 W ' " -- i H ' I ' .

neatly kept grounds and lawns mm,‘ a t famous L10“ tiap have bcea print ’1lill'eiilt* markel SfhQduhds i‘, guirlg ed conspicuously oii the trout page

m,- mm‘ we “u, m“ name w ‘my ‘Quail the Toronto Globe. which tells

the Maritime provinces. We hovel m _ _ _ , _ ‘t iaiattei, iii ilf-lllllilllilll, m health,

Rood 5i1ié‘\\‘iiik:i.‘i. .. lii litc.

excellent streets.

Fu

we have good citizens. 'l‘lit-v+» arc

streets and sidewalks and gfullllfifii . ,-.icai-ly although the vendors

"1 s00 of 1,116 till-st.- liiay sometimes be extortion-

and lawns-perhaps. W111’ 111F119 111111 51111119‘ ' qlitsill scoops iiow make a total oi (he iicarly 3,1100.

vvcallli that we cove-l, for power, for

also. citizens

whioh and who would stand furtli- “H,

_ For our er improvement, bill, the good work

Mcasurc. for

once begun, will extend eveiitualbv Miner says the 01011115 ("511111111111

drive away the song birds, and

fluvial lwaltlliu. for ii fivlll seal‘

l

to the unkempt sections. and per-i

haps to the few remaining citizens

iiillii there lire llU liiarkct quotations o" deuuymg Indies or

who arc not as tirdcrly and

11w‘ , - . ‘ Ito guide us. \et, there are many

afterward scattering tfic germs fai

abiding as the great majority. . 111B‘aiid wide.

i ‘1111-‘111111111113 examples along it. takes all kinds oi‘ citizens to.

_ , _ ‘er, lnfl ~ - . There is this llFClliliiTlly among us, uénLe‘ Imsluon‘ men am] “U Lnieii have given health, character,

that is, aniolig the best of us, that‘ _ _ ‘reputation; foi the gaining of them informed am-l ,tlicy have given oiig us makes a lltllrltfvtli", lii his occult-Hm“ “what hath H profited?“

I

spreading hog cholera. He their own Houlsjworkiug his trap vigorously and _l11‘<1i111gfltlng his views widely, hop

virlicii one of the less

ional menndcrings. occupies more

-Plcasurcs Blljfiyiffi at the cost ofdtillell off, bilt is willing to have u

0.1‘ tlic sidewalk than sliotllil he ab- bruken helm“ W a me of Invert), mifew left.

ll 110111‘ 1111118 10 1111111 11111111; "sflr-i In regard to immigration, which

mm,“ mow" of 8on0“, ls renumr is adulitteil to be one oi‘ (Ianatluis ror. declare the city is going to the‘ ‘ prcscut urgciit iiceds, some llglil and me Pr0_]11°1'll1¥; 11l1l1l11t3r thinks." Wealth se- “'11s thrown upon the existing silu it-uvctl at the cost of honor, wcaltlifillmll 11y 11 111C111" 11111111111111011 111 ‘which brought mweny and loss unpParllumeiit. Hon. Mr. Stewart, act- mmhers can but w“ [he w“! iillg Minister of the departmellbad» ‘ ’ ‘ - vmitted that a guarantee of employ- | The relation between possessiommciii for five years was being giv- iunil mice 5mm“; not be mvemqookyien to selected immigrants. To all 119110111‘ 111111139‘ __ inquiry as to what kind of work 18d M any “"1119 of “'9'” bmneqiwas guaranteed to ‘Canadians who Bleflfllllgs may become curses iniare nut of work no answer appears propormm to the pflce we pay write have been given by the acting (minister. Tlils guarantee of, ein- illlflymclit must be regarded as a serious and costly business, as it falls upon Canada alone.

sclulvly iit-ccssary in calm weather,’ Wc lift up our hands in iltliy hor-li everlasting bow-ivows hlbiflnn Act. a failure. Now, that lone plan-and there may be sev- eral of him--is not the city. nor does his peculiar use of the side- walk constitute a against the Prohibition Act.

Thu Piohibitlon Act is tn be ob-

served just as the ten command? h t

i

When one,

em. Plea lire. h i , - mouis are to be observed. All good 5 app He“ prosper

cmzens observe Dom ity. honour, influence, social [KP-Hr

. ti I . violates either-he is not a good citi= on are a I worthy posseqsmns H

secured honourably and honestly! "- J The cost of passage for these se-

Of the um commandments .,,- mepliid Vfisfily; fllhglwigg may may bemlected settlers is to be divided iii Prohibition Act, miisf be iiivi~.io.-d-im" 1119 ltrice given iii cxrlitiligc rm m” “m” "r “we” 11mm“ “m”

biited by the British Government. -tbree pounds by the Canadian (lov- erniiieiit and three pounds by the 1319111118111]? companies. So far there has been no clear official statement that these immigrants‘ shall be {landed at Canadian Atlantic ports. ‘Much fuller information in regard to details of the scheme are being asked f'or and has been in part iOlll of respect for the Sabbath we promqsem refralii fiom comment in this; issue

tin filo political situation.

zen and the law. whether it lir one

not repealed. i" 11181 .-111111-

()i'i

l our 12,000 people. male and rr-niale.,

L We are a law-abiding city. EDn-ORML NOTES

l the few fransgressors are but a fl)’: It h, mme weekend a" fight

on the wheel and they ln no way‘

l hinder the wheel of progress. New" N" mung‘ n0 man“ n“ “(fining

I treated as they may need. locked‘

ertheieiis they must bl» clued for.

up, if necessary. We have u few

The winter seaeon of 1926 which

began so gently has within ‘ the}

thieves. a, few chronic loufcrs. n

few wustrels, biit. in ollr darkest.

1m all our offenders are vom- Away “Mk In the Middle Ageslgaiiit pew weeks developed a stormy ' " . ' d l , ,- . p“ ye“ h" and n" buwwe“ when a snowstorm or other metcor- er 0 on and mm Sea‘ \ Runes

m idon of gates has swept the Atlan-

"11 l°11l°wh°re 1'1’ °*“'111°"'t1l0glt'al occurrence made it iiiicer-,tlc and the Pacific simultaneously ltlllilar evils. Indeed 11v 11011111 "goon as to whether 11011001 should iml°“"*1"11 11111111’ "1"" “"11 1118111118111 '0 Cgsmnle m” u" and “he m“ 119111, a steam whistle was blown toiwhlle thronghout hmstem Cmmd"

d New England drifting snow- d ed and linen-l _ inn selves all 1111 115°" announce that no school Wolllfl 119|etorms have ihlocked the railways.

viable reputation M111- "11111 <11 “mheld. Th1! relieved ffle iiiicsriiiiiiiyfroarlii and streets. at this writing. ye do not help the violator of the 111111 enabled children and teacht-rtrfor the second time within teii

NOTES BYTHEWAY

The British pound sterling very

Canadian dollar

far during the war of the rebellion

lBritisti

g_ |;_ can ruhiiii the choice of a wife for ‘the iiess was born June 23, 1894, and Apparent to the Throne there is a jivlauy rumors of late have pointed ‘to the Princess Astrid of Sweden

fl

The King's

‘slit, who is over twenty-five years. that the lPriucess referred to stands our outlay 4min high regard alike in royal andi, . . _ ’, _ _ aristocratic circles and amoiic tlic i118 111111 t0 11'0"‘ 111 111111111 511131111111‘ shall have made the Olllidyillfllfllii- " lain ma, only by vigorous exercise

Crows are apparently numerous

sy that has arisen over the crow ll

ior nothing. lii some way we pay,i8ll€llly of the crow, is now catch-

Vi-il-ll his first catch scooped in over

among men. llit- price. must iJQ paid also spread hug cholera by feeding animals i which have died of that disease and

Many farmers, ou the

ilile value of this service is trifliiit-i; compared with the loss by crown

is

lint! to set,- 95 per cent. of tlic crows

1. 8 d d

0 E l.

By/snunCBsrleqlLD. A HINT ON VENT|LAT|°N

n Dr. Leonard Hill is one of ou Y tiliiti p air a d sunshine.

t s

factor in veiitilatioii, rather than a1 space. that helped to our ventilation systems.

r culbic feet of air space, and the al lii this space was

1 some students iu a case, he was able to show, that i the air were kept iii motion by lie same air lasted many time oiiger. '

iHe now tells us that it is no

l l

cd room that cause “c-QIdS."

nose, throat ,aud

fsctetl by these conditions § breathed iiito the system by others

dangerous for this reason alone.

i

by day. and open windows at night

_,health. i

'1Sil0ll1(i ventilate your body by out

we were de ‘.\ll(1 the newspapers of the big lakeidooi- exercise. ill truth you manu-icxpectetl heme. i I “f f i - . -. . . .. . tiut a spec a at ion o

,]Ii'fJ\'llll'€ tell of a great, gUfl[1'()\/e|'-iiiil1lll8 lmfscins when you exercise. mai1,\'_“‘1“ m" ym, Hkewme 1mm up material the Gazette oii Friday would have

- . . . . h permitted his introduction into tlie l no me u‘ perhaps hdrmfuwfatsiet i: House on Friday afteruooiioi’ this

i l t;

lbody, and liiost. of l

'dccp breathing made necessary b

the

rapid.

door will veiitila

’quately. ' Where the rest of the folks ob

ject to the open door and window

te your room atle

your windows slightly

air, and is

movement of above. air in motion ventilation.

have a little more moisture

dried. bv the furnace or stoves o the‘ home. ‘

(iiiiirtllan Readers b-e-e e4 ve-ea ee-e-ee-ee-e-e-oeweae

February6, 6 1926

was with hilll, anti that the

liis hand. ’ ' ‘

sake." (i911. 3923.5.

i1RA\'il<)R- We bless Thee, Lord. chat Thou dost make the cup of tlic godly lo overflow iii blessings upon others.

February 7, 1926

TEM-PTATION iRESiiSTED - "Aiid it came to pass after these things, that his master's wife cast her eyes upon Joseph. and she said, Lie with me. Hut he refused, find said, ' ‘ ‘ how then can l do this great wickedness nnd sill against. G9: 1'". Gen. 3917-9. ~ iPltAYlDR—O Lord, we glory in Thy teaching, Blessed are the pure iii heart for they shall see God.

THE SUFFICING BIBLE

When I am tired. the Bible is my

bod

0r in the- durk. the Bible is iiiy light;

Wheulam hilugry, it ls vital bread;

Or fearful, it is armor for the fighti Whcu I am sick, tls healing medl- cine;

0r lonely, thronging friends l flnd therein.

if I would work. the Bible ls my tool; " ‘

()r piuy, it is n harp of happy, sound;

If l ain ignorant. it ls my schoohi ‘lii um sinking. it is solid ground“ if ii am cold. the Bible is my tire: And lt in wings. if boldly l aspire. I Does fzlnom oppress? the Bible is a‘ sun; _

01' Ilkliness? lt ls a garden fair. i Am l athlrst’! how cool its cut-rental run!

Or stifled. what a vlvifying air!

h‘ u, ‘ beggar mo, which should to remain at home and m, "om adays. the Island railway lines, coun- b, ‘he Mm of 3|] good citizens. ipliflilli and useless tiamp throughitry road“ and M” street‘ and “m”

March. 1905. —-—-<e>-~--_ "Piinld I iu-ll you Knows-H's ‘Lffl- of Johnson.’ slrl" asked the hook ngvnl. "vi-rtnliily not," replied the self.

fwigsoiai- we vii-ti cliche» l. i ‘n; my price dernsndottnot hearing the ueuel signal, tram-

tdga we 111,111," tlvciilfeea to school to 11nd only lillt li- ~.v- -~ 1v». i

l , I IQ 1N N"511l11'9'1 there was no school. The good old v. , .

How should I give myself,

“mum m. b m m k d h Book in thee? _._j@-e>i—— knee-deep snow to school when],||.“itn_ Tie M‘; Byllnrm ‘shah M222" ——Amoe R. Wells. T"; "w; 111W! W“ no acliool- YBUQBPdIIYiiOfI rtiiii-iinay night and militant-d at(y9(‘i()|w_ p”, 4L9“ i, during the worst snowstorm of fheilltrnugh Friday nerves to recall the ahorlng- of "ma" quite l number M chfldrpmpinow blockade of February uni] Russia It. is planned to send 100

afiiileiita to the Ford factories in fit-troll. for a year's emirse In mic- for instruction.

mrt their km

Gince thus fhon givest of thyself to me.

When they return they will lrn- atse to ofhm.

iiindl- Illiiiifilllilfl’. "I'm not Iiileri-ati-d ‘lii the rim-er of colored pnglllste."

"' ‘- "'11- lilfllilld a ieuua.

v

tiwreby siding‘ f teams-m egnqet- _ -. . . i 1 m” e‘ » n mil 9M. dtuawut m. s. a. I11" 111°11'11"- "11118" daiizhtsi ,

unit ls’ its plans

greatest teachers in the art of ven- m i “we and the benefits of fresh’ er refine

ilt was his experiment in showing that moving uir was the important

revolionlze

Previously each person in a room was supposed to require so liiuch

to be changed three times per hour. By placing sealed glass

fans

the chemical impuiities iii a crowd- and lung ailments, but the organisms from people nf-, 3re'0plllg much as had been expected.

In 0mm, words “tun-y moms wm-eiumeudment would carry,

He. suggested that as many peo-

could they hope to maintain their

This means in a sense that YOUiPFiIIVG Albert was. however, a fea-

tiirowii off by the lungs during that

exercise. The extra oxygen iii the open air makes the burning inorejmg "m,"

And at night an ODeil window Hnditllld that it will be opposed.

you can close your door and open tiiitl bottom, and get a (‘llliélltlhiff :11‘, VOW few consellvzitives—mnle "f striking the wall. that will ensure as noted scientific

Coltl air isn't- 1l909$8ll1'11Y i1l1151‘.tliat debate for several weeks yct. than warm air, but it is likely w 'l‘liei-e wouldn't be iiiutrli time for in it (Zabfiiet. titan tlie air heated. and fhereforeilioltliiig of elections prior to March

i

,.

THE OVIERELAMVING CUP- “Alld his liiastei- saw that the ]4urfi'dl‘y 5mm. m“ c011,". Lor . iiiado all that He did to prosper lnl 'l‘lie Lord blcsscdi tho f-Jgyptiaifs house for Joseplfllimml m the Hume

It Sreflitaining at Bridge this week.

“ivory delightful series of qualified instructors in parties over the Week-end, enter- tsfrilng st seven tables on Satur- iday at her pretty home, 2M Eueton

‘l.

THE DRAMA AT OTTAWA

(By R. L. COTTON) (Cpeelsl te-The Guardian)

THE DRAMA ..e;M.1 Ottawa, Tuesday, Feb. l. * The second division 0f the pre- sent Pariiauient came. at 11.30 last night. The Conservatives alone lined up in favor of Mr. Melghen’s amendment, one hundred and fif- teen strong. The Llberale, the Pro- gressives, two ‘independent Liber- als, and two Labor members, by groups, lined u solidly against it. to the totalnu -, ber of one hundred and twenty- flve. The amendment was declar- ed defeated by a majority of ten. and one of the Ministers of the Crown was heard to observe as he emerged from the chamber that "every day hi every way things are getting better nnd better." Two members were paired, Mr. LennoX. Conservative, and Mr. Cross, Lib- eral, aiid one Liberal member was absent through sickness.

ei- [OJIQVOKB time or thought t

prognostications.

me what the course of events i going to be. anybody's guess is as good a mine.

I. to meet conditions as they arfs

the party strategy.

1‘ hind the principle of

gi-esalve Free Traders to align themselves with the Govern r

the country as a whole, in the elec

' Theaeland strongly against the last Par t and the Speaker account for the Trade, total membership of the House. "Had the five Progressives who sup-i ported .\lr. Meighen's first amend-i ment, also supported his second amendment, the Speaker would have been culled upon to decide the rcstilt by his casting vote..

Altogether the situation is devel-

to whose smallest meekly bows down.

t whim he

two parties. one espousing

of free or even freer trade. know that if they can accomplisl this Conservative prospects in Can ada will be as bright as the Repuh

fNolimly thought that Mr. Meigheirs though ;sonie did expect that it would re- Iceivs the support of two or possi- 'bly tlirec of the Progressives, be- cause of its appeal to the interests lot‘ the particular districts which they represent. .

The last minute opposition to the candidature of Premier Kinfll"

has been long.

goal.

I _ the House -ifiire iii tlie political situation not The expectation 0t with

bronke. a

week. Now that is all off. it is- miiilcrstood that the Government's llll0li0il, providing for a recess u11~ ltil Mart-ii Hula-immediately follow- the vote on the Address, will come up for discussion today. That ,\vill involve another division. Fol- ilOlViilfl that, it is suposeti that .\lr. JSiiIhi-i-laiiti. who lias the floor oii ,itlie Ilebaté on the Address, will ‘move an amendment. calling for imoi-e protection for dairy produce.

iii French, of which language has i'ui| command.

corrected.

applause from all

the heavy artillery except Mr. Aieigheii and Mr. Rogers ~ have yet spoken in the Address tlebatc. iiud ii is quite uliderstailtlablc that iif they so desire they can proloiiv.