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, Notes By TheWay

A man, a Canadian too, made fifteen million dollars in a few weeks recently by speculation in wheat—.so a press despatch relat- ed. Many thousands of people read the story, 11o ‘doubt. The in- cident would be differently re! carded by different,_pe0ple- Some would regard the rdpeculation as very fortunate. Other speculators in the some line who had pcrha s roadie a few thousands, might envy him his success. There were other men, many of them ,who lost money in the same series of tran- sactions, some of whom it may be.

Bishop Views -World And Finch .

As thousands of American keep- ors of readymade statistic shops are tel-ling us continually" that everybody in tbs Ulritefd Stun-s are as Maine was when. it wen: for Governor Kent, it is a little con- solation to know that the Eng- lish are in the same boat, says the New York Times. The English physique is deteriorating. Examin- ation oi army recruits shows that large numbers of them are sans eyes, sans teeth, Shakespearean last stagens. Moraiiy, the English are juet as decrepit. The Bishop

Ileoorii ‘

1‘ ‘f’ ‘During Last Year

‘rmznuruaifi Assunauos A co. or canaoa muss

EXOELLENT STATE- MENT.

Quota‘

_ . : #3.? 3, y“. W. Bum.

A ravoaso as:

lPbys-iclons and OCMPB. 6901i!“ with statlstlofi, have discoverd that there ‘is a regularity about

the -life line‘ of any number of people. any nation

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The recently issued 55th Aimwll Statement of frho Mutual Life Afl- suritnce Company of Canada 08-11110! fail to prove a source g! geep aatén- factlon to the policy oi ers. y Qvery test, this pioneer Canadian 07-11%!‘ Wf-lfld 80W‘ wit"!!! 'b°t1"'9"d' mutual me company has‘ made cast by radio was made n a re- record progress during the past "l" mefitg‘! °t 3° ‘mmnoslgr: _ 3 year, in every Phase of its bus- ‘mnaltflA 1h ice‘ a mbledumdficgss _ iness. the growth has been more agewquilétloil 1LT“ d Ngrmcuue ‘ than satisfactory. '

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(Associated Press) _» LON N, Feb‘ Ill-A oupceq moat t at spirit voices f m the

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 19

"a CERTAIN man“ 7M3 "m1

fiev ral l“;

Koygrumgnlg have risked their full term and it is unlikely the Kins government will.

A colored preacher took as hi8 tuxt the words "A certaintmau W611! down from Jerusalem to Jericho.”

Reel country club ‘picinos is sus-

_ . l ted b Mr. Harry T. Holman d-t lie began his discourse b)’ 31mm‘ gas y _ Th . h T ‘he aluuuon o! his hearers w a tourist attraction. ere n Lg ., t k .. dearth of ‘suitable country ‘blacks the fact that this was a cor an ‘ w i 1 "m"; he knew ‘when he was going in which to enilortain vis tors out

cursed the winner of the fifteen mdlions in their hearts.

This iegallsed gambling in wheat ——that is the true name of lt-its

in ‘fact. "that a great many dio lZ-n the first few weekaof lbaibyhood in unfortunately true, and s. grenit marry in the second. tb-ird, ilourth, and fifth years. ' Perhaps a ‘smaller tnu-mbcr ‘from five to ‘eight. Then ‘from _9Ig.ht

of Chelmsford lifts up his voice and walis- There is a “recrudescen- es"~—thc recrudescence of recrud- escence makes countless thousands mourn—of "paganism" and “mat-

By‘ practically half-a-milliou dol- lars ,the previous high record of surplus earnings was surpassed, the 1924 total being $3,600,258. All increased distribution was made to policyholders of 3579-96233 more

deal?" Sir Edward Marshall Hall, K. C. a noted barrister, presided. News that efforts were being m-ade to hold seauces by moan-sot the wireless was made known to the members of the ~ alliance by Miss Louise Owen, private secre- '

c for a day or afternoon to t side.

zrlalism." as usual. The Bishop proves his case. A young girl com; mitted suicide after a dance. Mean- while, London surpassed herself in fogs 12st month. The Marble Arch and Hyde Park Corner were black as ink.

than was paid out in 1923. A total or $2,689,001.99 was paid out ‘in dividends in 1924-41 return to the policyholders of approximately 25% of the total pmniums receiv- ed by the company,

As pointed out by the General Manager in his address, during the lifetime of The Mutual Life of Can- ada. 815.963.134.22 has been paid in dividends to policyholders .and, of this amount, 512.870.044.28 was dis- tributed tluring the last 1i) years, it is clearly evident from these fit," massacred ,, urcs that the aim of the compnny- ‘

to furnish maximum prutoction-atvslh‘ ggwconagdno-‘Vllcaalfhe “snug; a minimum cost—-is being splend-lmfig’ o! {an} exp€r,:'nc:;'5a,t V“, my refined‘ ‘ ous soanccs when ahey had com - “he expansion o! m“ C9mpanys munioated with the former well“ business has been healthy nnd pro-

Ilcvl gressiyo‘ Durmg the year a mm] Owen asserted that four days aft- uf $13,321,297 of new assurances

or Lord Nnrthcliffifs death he had was written, representing an in- been 1n much Wm, him, “m; ma; m H _ crease in new policies issuctl uf give days mm,- a meqfiage can“, oflhis ilcnson it 842315.719. 0r 11% lllllrfl (hull in saying, "l want to thank you for PM" we'll} §l1°¢ 1923. 'i‘ho business in force now your prayers for me. They hcip- ‘Alwmel’ meet!" amounts to $295,729,866 on 135,285‘ed me so much." bilfilldiliie i“ 1101113103, compared with $260,982, The principal silcaker 0f the “"9” ,¥“‘“.»‘,"’- 566 at tho uilll of 1923-11 nct in- evening was Hannen Swallcr. 01ml ‘ ““ cream; or $25,747,300 p.51 yelp; oi the best known tsplrituniisis in 'l‘lio imprcgnublo tllnuncial situu- 14mm)" “ml ionmfly h‘ um] tion of tho Company is wcll indicat- Normcutws employ‘ who menu“ I: l i

grroductlve of more curses than bltssings, more losses than gains, more sorrow and luiscry-iar more, indeed-than of iuy or re- joicing. lts effects are not confin- cd-' to the men who trade in the wheat pit. Thuy are felt in mil- lions of homes throughout America and the world. They make bread dearer than it ought to -be or than it would the ivt-rc it nut for the gambling in wheat. To the rich pllflplt: that may be a matter of smell consequence lbul to hundreds

itizon generally lwho want t0 £0 nnd who: hc was going after and on 5 '

he sea- this foundation he built a sermon . oin-phaslzing the necessity of b01118 “ct-risin" ibefore setting out upon any tmderiakirg in church or state. lic tioqucrlily contrasted the "cer- luiu" mun with the uncertain man nnd d: llucui ilic logical conclusion that tho world ‘would get along much but‘ or without the latter.‘

tary to the late Lord Northcliffe, who reported that "before long we are going to be able to broadcast, the spirit voices by radio." Pro-i vlous to this an uncement Miss Owen said she had a recent mes- sage from Lord Northcliffs for the women-attending the meeting and this was that the women» every- where should orgsnizevfor the pur- pose of bringing about abolition of war and "let it be known that they would ‘not bring boys into the world for the purpose of being

years to sixteen, a smaller number dio than at any other age ‘in t-ho his- tory uf the life. It ‘would aippear that once they get over bsibyhood, and then the young childrens’ diseases. such as mca-sitls, scarlet tfover, and so forth, the‘) they are tzlmmune to some ox- tent until they reach puberty, that is manhood and womanhood. 'l‘hcr=.l is no question of course bu: that Nufure- ‘is good to them‘ during this growing time, fbut ‘not really as ‘generous as she its just at pulbcrty itself, when the ‘increase iu weigh» hciight, nnd general de- vcimptirlcnt is nearly bwice as much us for any your, or eighteen months l rrcodinig ivuiberty. ‘ Now ‘Wily i5 the deaJh rate less, ‘u boys nnd girls from eight to 311-. icon? Ono can only venture ihc 811B- gostlrm that ll is the “play prelod" in ilio l"vcs of children. 'I‘ .:y have no responsibilities from light homotwork, ‘and an nul chore, Tlioy can be out!» iructlculily all the liT-me. This ulz-ulls tho vigorous runinllng that is tlic 113g ipurt of itll children's‘ Thu‘ (all on tlrc licurt i0 pilinrp hard and trust. tho cull on ‘.hu lungs to purflfy this cxim quantity of iblootl soul tn it. Thc cull ‘for more food. in supply this extra ‘blood lwiih ‘tho mzittzrigiis it needs for Ibuildlinlg up wnrn ilrlrils. , You ‘can readily sec the circle that is duufntiiilictl. ‘ Furibt-r, cvory part of the body is functioning, and that is ‘what it is mount. lu do. Use of tlu- Ilintly mcainsd-cvelop- llrvlli and ‘health. llinco the hculth cf children i0 sixteen yours of ago.

Should Zion Church enter the. umion either it or the lBrick Church may lbo closed, as it is unlikely the Untied Church will authorize for long the continuance of ‘hwo church- esgpracticailylwllthln h stone throw of one another. it is true the mom-

Mtililfll thuolngians may have dif- harsh”, of the Bu“, church would fort-noes or opinion as to his exege- Show a considerable 4ncmase_ but

the new is“. u’.

Frasér Compjmqc t, The Good Old Days. ‘ M°"Il|e._ Along the Strand hobbies vainly aimed their invisible torches against the high, uno’erlcsped mountains of darkness. The unem- ployed got unearned sixpences by standing on the footboard of motor cars and pretending to direct driv- 01's who could see as well and little as themselves. In St. Paul's Churchyard, St. Paul's Dean sat, happy for him, and rneditatcd con- gcninliv diuorlg the tomlhs and Lie night, it hull xvii-i in woods, mill was healthy, perfect He bar; teeth equal to rending the toughest intuit. The invention of knife nnd fork and cookery are making (‘un- tt-mporary mun "a toothless anim- al, and are perhaps responsible for such evils as appendicitis un/l cancer, from which savages "hard- ly suffer at all." See what civiliza- tion not more than one hundred years old for the majority, ls doing. The housewife can no longer bake llcr own bread “or offer her friends home-brow wine." in tho latter rc- rqicct, at least, the evil work of ‘civilization has boon slower in

of millions of tho poor it is a grave mutter inilccd. Alli] siucc the war there are nroru pour in thc ‘world

sisdlity will at any rate admit that broken new and frultlful The place of thg certain lllitli in tht- worid cannot bc over-

‘ho Iwork could be more economic- ally ‘and efficiently covered Iby giv- l s-istarit tile-n running conipctiilg con-

‘ 1 is!!!"

lit- has

gnmmL ng the miinisicr an ordained ns- ma“ “C, more were bean-Q

sin‘ t-tl. nor can we too strongly Whlat qambiifllll 0" i")! Qambmlfl in food stuffs ought to bu prohibit- ed. if only for ill‘) reason that it ' makes food dearer, increases tho cost of living and makes thousands of innocent and helpless ours suf- lcr for the wrongdoing of the gililty 0110s. Gambling for money has bccu mnde unlawful, why is not wliiut gambling also pcnlllls» crl’! Tho l|ll0Sil0ii is a natural one. Tile reasons that are offered to it um vurlcd. ‘So-rue deny that it is guuiaiblinlg; ‘it is trading in whcut~ speculation, but not gambling. Oilicrs will say it its almost im- possible lio prevent it. Tlic _busi-

gregarious. \\~;;l‘il olirstlvcs zinrl others against g ‘m discmv _ the tllfliililiiitfllig nnd hindering and

The calbldgrams i0 be bold in .

this wcck .'in~ nouncc that Jlhc right of tlic Crown

to Ibcstow the defunct title 01f Earl

paralyzing influence of the uncer- tain mun.) in tilt; lbuslncss wvorld the certain mun is u source of strength and coulldoucc. l. is u pleasure to deal with liim. He knows what he has to scll, knows what he wants to v illly. lllwlvs its value and its price. 'l‘licri- is no haggling or owls-ting or "Nilll; tu get nu unfair advantage. Wlictllar rich or poor hp will lrccp his DTOlIllSOL; and will oflfer no cx- (111305.

in th<~ ctmrzminiiy he is a pillar

of ‘Oxford on iMr. Asquith has been challenged by blood relations of thc previous holders. 'I\wo different families held the lpccrage, Mr, J. M. Bullock the great English auth- orities on lineages and says:

“The carldom of Oxford, crczitcd as lollg ago as 1142. was hold ‘by tho do Vcros lfor exactly five and a

U. M. Llllllflfiltll & (it); (>4 Queen Slrrct, ‘London, E.C, 4,, Englmid

ed in accumulated assets of 865,- m5 experience“ saying m“! hm 960361 m, increase ow, we Dru,“ recently he had been in communi- ious your of $621,337,,’ cgrtictvraowiltglnrshis former employer Three of tlic factors contributing '_

to the exceptionally high surplus (“fieuorieoringgggaltx: liwaiga; earned for the policyholders were ling. dlngumd of 110mm; up no], economy in administration. ro- ' ‘ '

, k H silcvlsin. tickle 'cm.". A lull-ll‘ mar ill)’ fuvornblo mortality and mbssagt.’ according m Mr. Swami“ high into-rust rate on invested aa-

said: "Too many advertisements scts. Tlio percentage of income re-

anrl leaders too long." this. it wusl qllircd to cover iicncrnl expense-a taken to having had rcfurincc to‘ of administration wua reduced

solue of the former Northclifle from the previous best showing of publications. 16.15% iii 1023 to 15.52% iii 192-1.

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Public Auction Solos , of

Row Furs

Represented by

Alfred Fraser, 212 Eifth Avenue

‘fwmli ice

sight

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IDCEd is so vast, tlic big illifffifilfi.

lull! centuries, expiring in the twen- iho millionaires arc in it, ivhdliicr

m“, can, whgv like The first, bore ______’¢ “l hear that Northcliffc has

"l 5ITPYIGUI to the school, to the church, to socioiy. UL. gmmjg {our Hliuém- to his principles; when an importgiilt issue

the name of Aulbrey do Vcrc. The do Vores had been hereditary Grcat Clianilberialus, ‘but when the eigh- teenth earl died, during ‘the siege of Brcda exactly ithroe hundred

arises We know whore to find him and where he will siziilil till tlic 155119 1g ggfxlqlL

I" illllillcs lhu certain man is the iiliilWillk cl the nation and the 1m. u rtuin mun. tho wilblblcr who dud- gus this way nnd that to save his

own political skin is a snare and a Q b

ordinary decision, passed to U10 son

uiuiililing block. The misfortune b)’ the Earl of Ancestor. mo {vim- oi Canada today and for the past

thréc years is that it has art its head

years ago. the ollfice. ‘byt: what the late iMr. Cokaync called an extra-

lllm‘ Mfihiflmmldeley, and the Mar-

icolnbinell, or cutting ouch othcr's

- IUIUSQ United States. oo-eoaoao+o-o o-oooo-ooemoo“:

‘throats, and so on. Let it go at that.

I And what of the speculator who|

imade the fifteen millions? is ho ireally butter off tbecrtuso of his ‘winnings? H/is wealth was not won

tarry effort. to tbuncfit ills fellow

of his cousin. ‘Lord WlIloIrgiiJby do mi?" 0T hi” 901m"?- HO did "("-

Ercslby, land today, after many cor-, " _ onatlo-n disputes, it is held jolntlylmnse °f ‘my’ want“ gmmm by

igamhle in wheat from any moral

jiabor shall increase," we are told ‘by one ofthc wise men of old. And -ngain‘we are told by the same

iby luibor, nor lwaa it rfiiltj fruit of ""”“'+'+”*““**“"°*

, _ ‘ ea in 0o as . Dally Selections ‘R d g T E y

l FOR Look ht tlic workingman- Whati

lis till this tzilk about housing? The

! mttvago can build his own house, ' set zit work on it at any time. He doesn't have to ask the Govern- ment to spend a thousand pounds {on building u housc for him. Look THE LOVE THAT SAVESHflaL tllc typcwritcr—wc mican the

coplo

For Gm] s0 lovcd the world, that. , , he gave his onlly lbcgnlficil Son. that lmumme‘ Not so long “g” g used to have,» a pretty liunilw ltillg.’

\Vll()S0l-V(‘1‘ lbcllcvcth ‘in iiiun should not perish. lbut have everlasting life. The typewriter utrophics tire/hand] Pretty soon here may rho a gen~

John 3: 1G. I‘ ‘ 5 oration unable to write. Unable to

February 12, 1925

This reduction was accomplished despite tlieiuct that tliu new poli- cies issucd in 192i‘ exceeded the 1923 total by over 41/, millions or dollars.

Anotlior record was brokun the mutter of low mortality. ratio of’ actual, to expected depth claims was unlv 36.01"... as ngziingfi 39-26% in i923, tho jiruvimig 10w record in recent yours. Very cure-

in

.l.he'_thut we cannot strimp out Social-

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bccn reaching other circles, and that he is ‘now a slightly different Northcliffc," Mr Swalfor averred. "Ho can look down on suffering-t Hr champions tho endeavors of the League of Nations. He says

ism; it is too old and too strong. Northdlifftysaiil. ‘I made a in's- take about Lloyd Gvorgu which I regret. l lut him down too sud-

ful consideration 0i‘ risks by lilo Cillllllllllyfls officers in tile fluid is indicated by the light (loath claims The policyholders he creased surplus bio

extraordinarily;

miulc in 192i. iicllt in the in- thus mudc pos-

A third source of tho increased

liouly.‘ "

b‘urihcr, Mr Swnffor quoted the luln pulblishcr as saying: "l tun out to stop wur before anything l lntcml to slop it. l intend to brdig about equality for all ineu, and whorl cvcry man nnd every woman ls a spiriturtlist we shnll not have to vicw ibo struggle be-

, d... The newest thing Projection printing Apparatus»-

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lilew York

IIiGT-lfl-llltnwthilmoa-

At a cont of $200.00 we hill Installed an Eastman Ants Focus enlarger. To plateau work before the public wtn going to make an Bxlilpiib

irlis of Lincolnshlro‘, and. as an in- inspired writer. "An inheritance beritor of the ‘blood of the female "my "m 5W5" “filmy "i "l" b“ d8 Vere?“ the ‘Duke of Aum“ might ginning. but the end thereof shall

p.p,Ayp)n;_ from negatives made by! ' studio for the month of ill

ary at one dollar 61.00pm

Bllfiiius earned for wail tile high average interest yield on invested i18l~l(ll3-—-fi,-11%_ Tm“

twctvn capital ulld labor)”

A icttvr from Earl Huig, read to lilo alliance nmuibers, follows." "i am sorry l um uun-blc t0 attend

see it is ulrcntly. And what is the lynucyhulders

use of reading? It is too easy, That

an unccrtziiniiszin, e man who shifts HO Low “m, Wm n”, w, me ‘my from one ‘political ruse to another. l ">51 my ‘VP-WY Hlllll 0n Thin‘: is “w trouble

w" nw‘mwr ‘n,’ B“ m“ Home of Commons, which Caseeiis‘

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who bzuiizrrs the rights of one sco- liun of the country for the support of another, who undocs today what hi: did ycsncrtluy and does not know what he will do tomorrow.

What Canada needs today more than anything else is it "certain nlun" at ihc head of its axlminisitra- ‘lion a-t Ottzilwu, a man who has n. clear visiuu of wliut Canada needs and lwho has the courage to say

1781 that h-is families‘ rights wt-tre barred lby the statute of liihita- tlons.

I I I "The Uiic was revived in 1711 for Iinibcrt Harley. whoso family licld it till 1853- Iwhcn it fbccanlc extinct We” mom- Tile purists did not like this creation any unorc ‘Hymn may liked tho alienation of ‘the ("gm Ciiamlbdrlailneldp ifrom the do Vows. -i0r c. E. c. thought it "Z1 I-ircat piece oif audacity" to presume, alftor a lapse of only tiiglrtbyears, ou tile extinction of so ancloirt a farm- "Y us the de Vcrcs. The history oi’ tho Oxford ‘peerage and some of lie high holders lwould ‘mzrkc a good ook.

cvvn to electors clamoring for sec- tional concession which would be an injustice to other sections, “(icn-tlviircii. I um Opposed to this bcoauso I bviiuvc it is not fighlL" llml the colored preacher above rvforrvil to lived in our day he mil-tilt have illustrated his point by tolling of a certain man and a. I111. certain man who, fgflpeqflymy‘ wont from Ottawa to Wiflfllrpgg and wliat came of the visits,‘ It would not ‘ho necessary to introduce pg“. tici-i into his church anl h , i owmfld m” Orforil. not only m the University, require to mention any names, his '

llllbibiiwwflrit h- i .

congregation would-know at out‘ ends m‘; Zhrfc: [:1 ‘If hm week 1 a ' l’! ‘ .

whom he mean’. g u “m”

‘> uted to the fuct ‘that he lived for Ycara (in Cavendish lSquare) iwlth- in hail of Harley Street. ‘which 1'3, y “m of course, named after the ‘Harley Th” aflmad “ma” who camped Orilords-honce also Oxford Street. Curiously enough, in going to Bed- lford ‘Square, be had to dlspossoss ——-—i

There h. going ilolhlework m the ‘i ‘is Vera descendant or the old architects ssh» in building at... ("time in 11w items or Lady Prclghytenlan-s cymmhg,’ bggfumng 07811601011 Cburchilk-the sister-in- with Halifax. Again. it is Ml m m" "i M“ WWW“ Churchill- wind, etc, who tratces in Lady ‘Mary de Vere, Wife Of-LOPG Willmigliby (IQ Errygby, ill amy cane, the new earl has long had all the dignity associated with the House d! lords, his lpersonttlity 1nd ‘hi! 090F888 ‘forming one more 0194111110 of the remarkable continu- The Patriot reminds ns that the M“ m m" armory’ wlmh Wm’ I first session of the King Parlla- mfl’ “ha” mam” mad break" merit was in 19H and not 1M1, and m’ mun” w u“ Mn” ‘m ‘m’