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THE CHARI.O'I‘TETOVVN GUARDIAN

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THE CHMILUTTETU

Pralldont-W. Chester l. McLura.

Secretary-Irie-ut. Col. D.

lditor and Manaler-J. R. Burnett.

WN Notes~B_}»_ The Wayl

“Wo us glad," says the Mail and

vioo-rrnlaouo-J. n. aurnm; Empire, "that British publie men

A.M

Morning Daily (founded U87) $5.00 per year (la advance) delivered.

“.50 per year tin advance) mailed

in Canada and lfnltsd States.

rnriasiilkir,

JUNE s, 1930 I

" Unprofuoozo Puforirrg

Lord Birkenhead has published a

book, "The World in 2030," and Lord

Haldane has charged the authort

with plagiarism. A plagiarist usuallyl

distorts or muddles the words orl ideas which he purloins. and this tsl now the bone of contention between' the two British peers. Birironnesal

acknowledged-after his plagiarism! was pointed out-that he was fo

lowing in the footsteps of Hnlolano

_and other scientific writers. “I havei

no objection." replied Haldane, "Lol

anyone treading in my footsteps. I

object to them stealing my boots to

do so. arid I am amused when :heyl

do not know how to put the bootsl

On." .

The incident has a curious par-

allel in the present political situa-1

tion in Canada. Tile King-Dunning: attempt to stieal the Conservativel

policy of protection. to disguise it as;

countervailing duties and British,

preference. and to pass it off as al Liberal policy has been lauded in

Liberal newspapers as a stroke of

marvellous political cunning. These

admirers take pleasure in mis-l

applying to their party leadersl a famous comment on Disraelif

"The Tories had caught, the

Whigs in bathing and stolen their

clothes." The trouble with the un-

der-sized pilferers at Ottawa is thatl

they cannot find stolen garments tol fit them. More unscrliplllous in their

plagiarism than Lord Birkenhead,

they have not the courage, even when

detected. to admit that they werel following in the footsteps of a bet.t.er` man. Perhaps they foresaw the aris-

wer of I.-ord Haldane, above quoted. which Hon. R. B. Bennett might fit-

tingly have made in their own case.; The King-_Dunning theft of the Ben-ll net boots and the Meighen pantsll

has prcqed to be" a clownish and un- l

profitable strategy. _

1-4””

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Failing Gold Supply

1-' l

There is no longer any doubt. saysl

the Manitoba Free Press. that tliel world has entered upon a period Of

steadily declining prices, the firstl *ho `\“=P°-\'*-2-“f- dl-*°°"'l

eries of gold on the South African nano eiisekerl ti-ie' general price fic-i

:line which was marked from l8'l3‘

;o 1395. since 1926 the trend of prices

las been as follows: l

Canada U.King. U.S. 1

1926 100 lflfl 10-'l 1927 ._ me oss 94.2 , i928 . . . ... 964 938 98.2 i929 ... 95.4 91.5 96.3

1930-

955 B68 93.3 l

Jan. . . Feb. 94.0 85.1 92.7

March ,. 91.0. 82.8 908 l April 917 82.1 90.6 r May 15 .. - 303 85,7 t

Tho ;"ese:lt fall in general price .eve1s. due primarily I0 the fallme

of mining to maintain a sufficientl

annual output of sold to meet lhel worlds needs. is much accentuated at`

pre;-ent owing to grave over-prociuc-ll

tion in most of the iniportant sour-ll ces cf ravi inatcrials. What is still!

suffering from a. relative glut andl 'from changing needs of consumers. Iron and steel prices are also drop- ping. the capacity of the Plants?

which produce these basic goods be-tl

ing much greater than consumers'l needs demand. The rubber and coffee,

plantations of the v:orld also have

surpluses of supply. Cottxin acreagel has increased too fast for world.

needs. Copper has fallen in price

3,-om 13 ¢@ni_; to 13 cents since New Years. Lead and zinc Pl‘0dUCll0n has `

cutstrippcd demand. E.\fcrywhere the

parture of Canada from_the gold t

proof enough of that failure. It is li C

story is the same; and Prices have been cut and cut again as the p\'0- du.,,,s‘¢ry to set a figure at which

consumers will buy.

Important as this teml'>0l`Hl’l’ mme'

ment is, however, it is not so serious as the threatened famine of Bold. Sold is our medium of exchange. If :here is not enough of it to meet our needs. it rises in price. But. since

gcld is also our only standard of val- ,,._ mg only means by which it can

rr., in pflgg is to have all other mines fall. One ounce qi 89l§__‘}§l,_

then buy more commodities than it

did before. This is what is meant by a general price decline.

Its effects are difficult to cope

with. Once prices are on the down grade consumers are inclined to keep out of the market in the hope of mil

lower prices later on. The problem

of industry, faced with the prospect

of buying raw materials at prices higher than those at which it can

hope to sellthe finished article, be-

comes most serious. There is a. tend-

ency to sluggishness in industry and

trade which is hard to overcome. A

handicap is placed upon those who shoulder the risks of business. A

premium is placed upon those who

have a fiired income from safely iri- vested capital. These find that they

can buy more and more each year

with equal amounts of money. The

former find their initiative and en-

terprise penalized instead of reward- ed.

The remedy. so far as Canada is

concerned. suggests the Free Press, 5 a national bank of issue and re-dis-

count. At present these functions are

carried on in Canada by some loose kind of connection between the Fed-

eral Department, of Finanw and use Canadian Bankers' Association.

Neither body was intendedtoassume

such functions, and as a result they

h-rr be- b-dv reformed. rr- de ;;3;,;;;;C;;;Q§j1;;g,;‘;;;'§;j;]its is is rs or-l S-f"“""i“g The Army ‘~ ; _o __ o' s _____ ___,

' l id " tl u;doors.les'i the ,_ _ ` ,

hese contained something more tharil _(;1lll,l;;?xSa cpl, thlmsllln tl,le` "When we stand bareheaded inl mld the "mst “f them S" Phill? 15° Pound b‘m`e15 and $0-25 fm'

standard for more than B year is sixteen million tourists. From this rveléounmu legs when al`;_ecl llllm l_avel_; the Two Mlllllles. Sllel_lcel,, “,l_ll_cs. Gibbs insists that "these war books number 2 grade. Butter prices were

an form some idea as to the possl-l H0“_‘e;_cr~lhc time lx; start taking: sir Philip rata-3. la .. 12?.-l._.. ...“...,. do not them iusticeg. lone llall Cent hlgher today' the lust

xi . D. s. o. M 22:;-into armor-D. K. currlo. S°°’“ *O think that the new c““°d1““l

f _ tariff will greatly help intra-imperial;

trade. We trust that when the dis~l covery is made that it will have lit- l

tle such enect the revulsion of feel-I ing will not react unfrivorably to this country."

p lms in India to war-l rant its giving advice to the British. Government on the subject. Probab- ly not a thousand men in the world

have the necessary information and_

om so prorrolznee rrnally an at-re ‘

great question oi' British administra- .

msd

tion in India.

The beginning of knowledge is at

school, and Colonel A. E. Kirkpatrick ~ dmlbli 5-5 to “X5” 0°”-W °! this l"`°“' 5 of Toronto strongly criticized some ble- them is 110 <lli€5ll0n nf-‘W but that to of the textbooks used in British U10 imlleli f1`°m grasses °f "*“`l°“5lM;-_ schools. He describes the l'cfel'ei1cesllil1`“l5- and also f"°m mb" Wants is' on to Canada in some of them as "rot" UW 1**-‘al Cfluie- ' the officer blew his police whistle ` and said that urml no use seen The syniptvnis are known t0 t-he ,md dld elemhlng llllsslble ll, make' these ggxtbookg he mum not under. sufferer and to his friends and family, defendant hear’ although ML Howl stand why such hopeless and stupen- bedlilbe he n0t Olly feel-5 but 11° l°°ksl a-'Lt stated he did not hear him. Arl- dolis ignorance of Canada existed. it. _ lolhel, Wlmess heard me Home wlll5_ The Colonel has made a study of The hard thing to understand of' lle_ so ll was evldelll ML Howall gohool textbooks and knows ~_~»no1~oof course is why with all this P°l1°“| was not attending lo his business of! he speaks. lfloating in the air that only certainl opelallllg hls cal. ol, he wollld have?

individuals seem to develop thelheald lt also; A small me was lm_'

As his opologists are uildci':-toad. trouble. Often only one member in al' posed on hlml “ol enllrely for Opel"

Mr. King made a speech which oc-

cupies twenty-two pages of Hansard you knowi: attacks the delicate cover-l but other matters relallve to me and .of this only a half page was ing of the eyeball,-and the sensitive case were taken mm conslderatlon concemed with his famous “five-cent lining of the nose and throat. andin’ for 'lnslanne B lad “lness sl led' piece" statement. But, as matters a few individuals the entire skin sur-llhal he néarl muy 0 h _ =`a It tumed out, the half page was far [ace is ii-ritated. ' ~ | . vs_ el “Om .

. _ , iwish tb state in conclusion. that for.

more important than the other liven- A research physician has been able _ . I

i . lmfraoion of the by-iaws a fine of= | to show that by scraping off enough| ' |

Hd needed lYi0lll@l‘ W0 01' lllfef-’ of :lie upper layers of the skin on any . '»

_ ` . h ish _

pages to make more emphatic his lmrtof the body and exposlng the trllelsoside Ipi;ri Snl;er;tlct.l'lat can be im

insult- to C<>nser\'ai-ire lirvviiiviel l stun. the pollen will set up the typical. ‘ m ‘ " f H

N .

Vemmems he “wld limi fav" u‘xitaL<in. To“N MAGISTRATB em- ' Now what about the treatment? Town af Borden'

ty one and a. half pages. If Mr. King h

th l

r. MD.

The Canadian House of Commons E GETTING AHEAD OF “AY FEVER' -_é

does not know enough about thel l 51;-__An item in Centres; Guardian rob Although this is the month <7! June lmdel. the hendmg r-Borden Casel..

and hay fever occurs toward the end ales that Ml._ Hwall W” “ned ml. of August, this is the time that you not cmylng ll tall llglll on hls Caryl Sl‘°“1d °°“5“l° ¥°“f d°°‘°' if l'°“ “fe For the benefit of me Public. anal

one of the victims.

Perhaps you have been all through ,.__\.r,,_, Q3 ....i.¢s»- , gh., 95 E.

lbusiness. I wish io make the follow-

isn `

the ‘cul'e` by means of the pollen ex-

tracts and feel that you spent all the ing

time and money. for nothing.

While there was formerly some

family will remain absolutely free. As

what ‘ Tas Publio Forruif *HUP . $.Z"’§.‘,“...°.}’°;`l...fZf.$

f ol questions of interest. This

U Charlottetown 'Guardian docs

necessarily" the

:salons of oorrcszxllxis.

I l

I I

BORDEN CASE

especially for 'those parties that are

statement. The charge was ex-

actly as follows: "Did operate a mo- - tor vehicle and refused to stop when

slled by police omcer contrary; law." The evidence proved that Howatt carried only one lighl his CB-1'. it was also proven that

ating his car without a tail light.

$30, or three. months imprisonment

Borden, June 3rd 1930

JUNE 5. 1930

breasted styles

54.11 .. l so 1

“ The Haberdashery ”

A A Clearance of All new Spring Topcoats

$15. and $20.

'After a very successful season with our spring topcoats

we have decided to clear the remainder off our racks, 43 fin.,

_l Overcoats. Everyone new this season and right upto the min-

ute in style. 2 prices, Topcoats worth up to $28 for 20. Ton- coats worth up to $22 for $15. Sale starts Thursday l11o1~uiJfq_ Come and get a. smart overcoat at at low price. , `

83 Young Mc-:11’s

e. Suits to clear at $15.

We have ill stock S3 young n1en’s and men’s smart tweed

suits. Sizes 35, jo, 37, 38,39 in either double breasted or single l

You’1l find only one or two suits in any pattern but plenty i

to choose from in any of tile above sizes. The regular prices

l were $20, $22 and $25.

_ Thursday morning we put them on sale at $15 which we

will continue till all are sold.

Colne quickly for best choice;

Well if you can afford the time and " ' MEN'S WEAR

money you can move to certain dis-

H Is esumawd that m°'° "uni tricis and be free from hay fever dur- l l `

problem which must. be tangled in bilities of what might be regarded as i llmculalllms lo lnevem hay levef ls paper, l

this country before very long. The

Government which neglects to take

the. matter up will be forced to ac-

cept direct responsibility for some

measure at least of the unemploy-

ment. in the Dominion. ,imlrlc

wlrfolr .41¢oroz}r Not

Every now and then, says the New

York Times, a collegiate modern

arises and declares that Kipling and

Longfellow are less than mediocre

wrltem. Yer. the public lm great num-

bers goes on reading them. Occa- Slmliilly B Producer puts on a play of Shakespeare in modern dress. The public continues to attend the

more forma-i arn.=e.uuu.m=, as ug. lar intervals a new world language is transcribed. and simplified spell- ing breaks out like a rash ln some

publication. Nationals continue to

speak their own tongues; few try out the proposed phonetics. And it seems

that at least once a. _vear someone

puts parts of the Bible "in colloquial

speech."

The latest' is a professor of Raw-

dcn college. at Leeds. in Yorkshire.

Of Isaiahs “thy princes are rebel-

lious and the companions of thieves"

he makes "your rulers are unruly and cl-iummy with thieves." The

newspapers publish a squlb about lt. T . - .

hat is the end of lt. Millions go

on reading the Bible in the stately

speech of the seventeenth century translators.

Editorial Notes

*_r-'

Premier King, says the Vancouver

he dropped his nickel in the wrong slot..

The meanest man in the world

has been found. It has been disclos-

ed that on Mothers Day he sent his mother a telegram of love "Collect."

Five new Senators have been ap-

pointed for Quebec, but no mention: There are hundreds of thousands yet of the vacancy in this Province of Canadians who will go to the polls being filled. tt is generally admitted, this Slimmer not knowihe whethvrl THE LAND WE LOVE however, that Hon. J. ax slnolsir, M. th’ "’°'°“” °°""‘"”°“ °' M" “mi ny mam: anon

lto new nscal .policies should be en-l

P" Wm receive the appmntmenl' in dorsed or denied. But there will not

-= th late Se tor Prowse,l

. J/

oaipts were 154 boxs. Tile cheeq market went slightly lower. Raxipn were 852 boxes. Demapd for eggs rg. malned slow with pi-in-s --°*'.__g

ladvance in several weeks. Prices to

new transient markets.

Mr. C. E. Neill vice-president and,

managing director of the Royal Bank l of Canada, recently made the state- ment that "this great annual migra-

tion presents an unparalleled oppor-l tunltylfor increasing our trade. As` yet. there has been no concerted ef

six to eight weeks before the regular seasonal onset.

For this reason you should consult

you.: physician at once and get the inoculatzons under way.

If you have never tried this treat-

ment it is certainly worth the effort,

'ful t le half the,

fort to build the tradition that more f°’ li is 5“°°eS“ l" 3 “S”

cases l

Are we honoring the memoigv of men whose courage was due to excess of alcohol. who could be

kept in the trenches only by fear oi' being shot for cowar- dice, who lost all moral, disci- pline in France and Flanders and were drunkards and de- bauchees behind the lilies?

SAINT JOHN MAN the retailers were uilchanged. Re- Receipts were 2.769 cases.

SYDNEY, June 4-George J. Smith

of Saint. John. was chosen Governor of R-fit-arf# district 22 at the ari- nual convention of that body which opened in Sydney this morning. Mr. Smith succeeds George E. Graham,

Vice 'President and General Manager

in canada more ad-lnnmgeously than 1lfl°Ul13‘~€ii‘l0dll0¥`l~€ Vi Oill 1'; me statues to the .llelolc dead ll of the Dominion Atlantic Railway. in the United States It. is estimated sms 1 mav be “mth your Wme lthe soldiers whose valor and sacri . #T115 a'“°m°°“ l-he delegales U5-

trv one mole cour=e of treatment the toned to addresses bv Earl Vinc..lltl of

that in France. the amount of sales fice they are supposed to commemo l » - - to each visitor averages $150 If no '~="v°“d 5'" ""1 me ‘Wd °°“’°e have me were ..,-.uormy and base me,,oiNe\v Glasgow. 0. Gaylord Marsh.

could make purchasing in Canada P med fnaul’ emctual slr philip does not deny that the,-¢lSydl11’.V and by Judge Palmer, Char- ~ _ W _ sufficiently attractive so that the at ' Wlwn 50”' my fever amves and were some blackguards iufflans. l°tl’9l'°‘m' P' E~ I-» 'Jn Rotafl' Edu'

rage Villic of the mrrcllandlsc taken mu “am ‘mmedme "mer prepam drunkards and cravciis in the trench Cam"-

ROTARY Govl-:xenon H _ H _ _V _ ____

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‘O-*¢<>°°¢4¢t>++-oooooo-Q40-o¢o<>oc-o= -oo-+0-bo-Q-04+#-ooooo To get the real refreshing flavor of tea

'1` R Y

BRAHMIN

Sold Only in Red Airtight Packages

‘*44‘O4§¢44f¢*‘§4§OO§¥O44 *O+O**%+¥Rv

o»o¢e»-QQ »<¢.»4»-oo

out or me country amounted to only: i*°=`='i €"=“'*=»f‘T"f€ ‘-i““‘**"_‘ gl” "‘°‘° os. 'rl-.sy more good material for cor- you mm ,ml-llv yllllmll ll

0ne_benth of this sum it would make ‘ help or the use of adrellalin internally lain war books' But wllh more llllm

’ it or or l ti into the » -s --

a difference of more than one. bil-l mflvh 0l‘ thi “ll-llec 3'; dlsch e l four years of observation in the lf-lf,

l10rl d0ll2l‘S ii YCHI' in Olil' ti‘ade.' 15 ln' ere "9 m C “rg front. line. in posts, dugouts, messes __

` “Um the “O” l°f°F“““°“5 °°“‘“l“l“§ and field hospitals. ne affirms that Montreal Quo. .iu:~.s~ 4._old polar-

Ewell! €Vcn¢S ln lmill have been llmeme helpful* such publications are ‘a slander and oes advanced sharply in price on the

dL=4111=¢-l-\=11- The °f'2vi°US <1-=~\'S= H"""°"°" ml' "l‘°“g1‘° ii” “ms "me is a libel' upon the areal body of of- !Monti-eal mai-trot today. Heavy buy-

had been marked by a lull in the 1° remind YW ih°l“°W ls the lim Wi floors and men. 'ing from :lie urtreol states princip- storm and hopes were held out that; Start the ln0°l1la9l°“5~ 5° as l'° h“"e‘ I never failed to marvel at the _ i

the nrm policy adopted by Britain; had brought. speedy results. The ar- rest., of the three ring-leaders in tllef uprisings seemed to have a salutory enact. on the rloters against author- ity, and it was thought that affairs would quiet down and order might be preserved with the government in its present state until after the com-`

ing' round table conference on India.; when it is expected that the whole' Indian situation will be thoroughly; thrashed out.

It is the issue raised by his unfor- l

getable declaration of policy-made* April 4, 1930-that he, as Prime Miri- ister, would not sanction the grant- ing of a ‘five-cent piece’ to relievcf unemployment in any province in' which a Conservative governmentl held power.

In that declaration Premier Kingl

read five of the provinces of Canadal out of their confederation rightsl

which guarantee to all Canadians equality before the crown in rights

as well as in responsibilities. Hel

Province. is beginning to realize that lald down B prlnclple of dlscrlmlna

tion and a policy of partisanship which creates the most offensive and repugnant challenge to constitutional

government in Canadivs history. l

Not only once, but twice. in cold

blood he challenged the manhood and the womanhood of Canada. First it was 'not a single centi' Then it was 'not a five-cent. piece: to those who dared worship at any shrine but that of Mackenzie King.;

are purchaseres which can be madet " U l _ ,_ _lm l l Why the chapels, the monuments,

' ` f _ f 5 l ‘= » _ ' I f i

mths:

them completed before the hay fever season arrives.

2001211501//if/iff..

If Prairies dream, they must. at some

time wake

And stir the coverlet, lift. up the

head

To ask, is day advanced or dawn

still red?

I saw her so, the prairie, saw her

lake

Her liiisty hail' and pile it, saw her

break ,

The bread of wonder at life‘s love-

liness.

Life up her Delft-blue ware with a

caress

For its balsmic beauty; saw her shake The breakfast cloth of linen-colored

oats,

Then go about her task of feeding

all

Her. brood of creatures with their

waiting throats

To which she brings li wine that

does not pal!!

And then. at eventime. I saw her

bend

And kneel, thankful of heart, at. the

day’s end.

-Flora Bhufvelt. Rivola, in Poetry.

decency, the goodnature. the self-discipline, the ,real nobility of the battalion officers and men, from first to last in condi- tions of life when it was hard to be decent and undemoralized. It was riot- an army sf plaster

saints. but the ordinary stuff of hu-l manity uplifted by ideals of duty. and steadied by discipline. At the front there was a pride in obeying orders, whatever the danger, and de- termination not to show the white' feather. What is called characi/er was very common among the rank and file, and men who had not expect- ed much of themselves won decora- tions for bravery. In cities like Amiens and Ballleul temptation. to loose the bonds of restraint were gen- erally resisted. “Month after month and year after year their streets". says Sir Philip Gibbs, “were as or-’ derly as the Strand in peacetime." Quiet dinners. moderate drinking _lest and laughter, song and flii-ta- tion were the rule, dissipation and license the exception. There were no drunken orgies. Occasionally an in- toxicated man or officer, yes. This British correspondent helped one of- ficer back to his billet during the period of the war. At divisional or corps or army headquarters he nev- er saw an officer under the influence oi' liquor. Nerve-shattered and shell- shocked men did sometimes resort to

the bottle, but he says:

I admire and salute those mil- lions of men, those hundreds of thousands of officers, who kept

ally from Detroit, made its appear

plies ‘ere none loo plentiful New

you are 'continually bothgnd with hard painful coms.

If you want. to wear fash-

ionable footwear, keep your feet free of these painful growth; with

ance and prices went; up as sup-i P E N S R

\\ _ _ Bruxisiick green mountains were 40’

cents higher than the weeks open- ln8» S0lllH8 at $2 per ninety pounds ln bulk. in car lo‘s. New potatoes marc about steady. Carolina pstratoa-s being quoted at $7 extract here per

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A few application are usu-

ally sufficient to remove hard, deep-rooted corns and wg know that having used Pcnslsr Corn Collade you will recom- mend it to your friends. ,

. Don‘t cut your earns with at

razor. use this sensible relief and forget this pain. Price 35 cents.

E. A. Foster

caurnai. nano srona

Sole distributor for Peng” Family Remedies

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PLUMBING AMD

EGLLRDE il °‘“='"°”’”"

their nerve without alcoholic sedatives, who were able to fue the most frightful fire by some spiritual valor which was in their souls and not in their flasks.

I _ ff ;'~ ff. litmus

xl ,l I you want

Jimmie Jingle Says: Expeditious and

A Expert Workmanship

succ.ssion to E ill be a single Canadian 'who will not THE |415-|~0R,y 0|~'011AwA

and that the candidate replacing ‘know that his policy of discrimina-

Mr. slnolsir in the federal contest U0" btiwwi the i°1'°vi1'l°°S- b°t"~'°°“ Q. what is the history of Ot-

' l _ citizens-should be repudiated. town?

Wm be Dr' Cyn” Mummm u Mn The public resentment againstl A. The history of Ottawa goes

that insidious and unlawful policy is brick to its founding in 1526 as By-

ister of Fisheries-that is, provided

the local c0nv¢nll0l1 il1€l0i’S€S Pl’¢m' s vast force and a growing forcc.§ town, named after Colonel By who; ier King's nominee. Other names twhile he- succeeded in applying ill was a Royal Engineer debuted t.o|

ll d lbl dll., te are during the past winter, it is a consti- ' build the Rideau Canal and whose'

en one is po” 8 cm A B ltutional issue oi' Mr. Kings making.: workmen formed the necleus of thel

` He cannot complain when he goes. town. The name was changed to Ot-

Messrs. E. T. Higgs, Mark R.. Mc

59185" ‘M H95- Z¢&'_§lD°lll|`~ ,, down to defeat under it: tawa in 1854 and it was se_l_e_ct¢d in

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Officers and men "remained hu-

man through it all-the best of them

1858 as the capital of the new Dom- inion by Queen Victoria. The Pnrlia- ' ment. Buildings were erected in . 1359-65 when they were praised for the purity of art and manliness of conception. Ottawa is being grad- ually beautified ssthe Washington of

}lcre's the bread

you've heard about.

QJ -Stewart's Bread

Yo\|’ll remember.

Send to

there's no doubt

Fred ll. Tralnor

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