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MARCH 2 1926

Last times

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With ~Mon_»Vl:ggrBlne and Patsy Riuth

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'roM_ 1 ‘1__,_. .;.aAND THURSDAY

The 'A Advenctai »_E___er‘.s¢reened.

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A ol'°lNil'f 1-I Iiiilv hopped out into the moonlight,

lP"i|\D|!1_ _° |i_l‘i_ifl kliiiaroo on powerful hind leqs filth* iii ,_ _ EUIIHQII ifroet-~s_great dinosaur with rows of en' s teeth, a Ieamln 1rln'e ef elaw;

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Bild "U99 'Pi’°.l°°¢|”U:-dyes, i~stood like a mln paralyz- ed. it Wu It-my hvéiml Left i was im-"-From Eu Malone’e Qlary. ` ' ‘

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BESSIE LOVE LEWIS STONE

WALLACE BEERY LLOYD HUGHES

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1'is¢‘|é»-ii" iB`~'wi=na‘erians-_'ro the Lost wma-new

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And placedhefore your eyes Inna vivld startling story

' of romance and adventure.

Come with Professor Challenger and his band of ad-

. venturera

Live with them battling with savage tr|bes_-missing links See-the strange unknown lworid of prehistorie monsters..- as big as fifteen elephants-flying reptiles as his as Aeroplaineé

COME. SEE THIS WONDER SENsAT|0N TQMQHRQW

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, _ th: \v1.'t bank f the Red Rl _r, 18 !` milics msoutliwcfst of Winlillpcl-C,

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MONA BATES

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Canadlan pianist of International zltfggaingggtnmgégouaiig' with wg), if any one could turn from pro-

fame who has recently returned tola Catihoncity of knowledge, mpwi. blcms of is/tate to the lighter side Toronto after several years spentl-ally if it mime to me g¢1,3n¢e_ 0101' i`if"‘ 01' hiliiiiii-Y. 11186 ‘i-he iW0. if in concert tours -in Europe and thelgovemmelm ,He _|.s a splendid' W,-1;`._\l_\iiiB iw- MBUY 9-Ye i-H9 5'i°i'i€B he Unified Status. Miss Bates made'¢,~_ .a,|,,¢y11@¢ in the form and e1e.g_itells ofV acute sltuwtlons.rell_l_<;ved 'DY her first public appearance whenmnw gh; En N..h_He mt bou.g__t.hc quick retorts a/nd sav 5 rem- she was seven years of age, vdasijacqllls (?9_,-“gr sand mg Vfyigasi pant of Sir John A’s humor. The‘\

ll"=iiUHf° of T°l‘°ilf° 00"- he wrotethe ‘Story of Confederation; -i»?0°i<S iii! hH'S writ-ti>u___are of endan-

pearances In New York, London,i00i1iDiiii1K the iiiipens of the Old Dresden, Prague, Buda-Pesth, Vi-,statesman Other pi‘0<iu0fS Of 'i1iS _ emi; and other capitals in ¢o»1.|iiveri\ry workshop are the Howl ' cert and as 5010151; with var-l°u,`Touir_ a valuable historical account

orchestras.

g;a;?;nc,?(;lnw`Lx;`:.`ié,;Zl12213:; a courtly gentleman, free and can-

John U. Salmond “Jog” 'Pope _

while still -in her eadiyhne biography or .sir John Macam.l»lni: worth as Histor-cal f@<=°i S~ . _ _

has made sueemfui ap- 1111 and later a voluminous bool<|'i`i‘“ `-*W* is ffm' "ig‘"°““r °’“"”'. save the POKER HANDS that are packed with TURB ~ igare es

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and 'Princess of Waldo. .Hp 'attend- od'P.rlnee Arthur of Connaught on‘ his t-ransoontinental vtour ln. 1900

and a year later, when frost bmi- 5

ors. were accorded the Pirinoo__Ii‘ue- ilimi *if -iiiviiil. it was Joe Pope who "ran the whole show." Thej same year he went on, tn -.lapnnl with sl-ion. ' litodolphe Iienlteux ` sn-xl helped conclude Uhillt species of gentlemen's agreement whereby. without offence to at great or-_ lieniial nation, Cans# llmilis,-~'i3|a number of its peqllollowved to

enter hens. .' '.

ni 190s when iios‘_~ieom-able, ms-

ioric, ony or Quelie'e_ with the

sroivtest eclat.oe1iebra.ted its enary and many countries con - bum me splendor. and ma, GORDON PRASU1. num of big peopiecamé. once

asain Jos -Popes organizing genius ' VICTORIA

was called into play. Representing

ilionor has come to him in unerr- _i._..__._.__l.______.

-ling succession. First, he _was made a C.lM.G., ia few years later he got *mil ffieud M 3011” A-» bi-ii 15'-ei' the iI_.S_0 (,Impe,._|n| Servica Order); wus most intimate in his relations iirlxt, 'he ‘became a Commander of Wiiil Liiiii'1i2l‘. He was lmighted in ,um vjctonau order and the.nV top his dlity. iH8 tells Of J0lll1 AS' flI'B‘l.|

he was .recommended for ,md ac.(.anndiaiu, destined, ullti-mately_ to,

A Rem.,-|4ab|e M,,,_ .in conversation than iSir Joseph.

His mind is a perfect storehouse

i“Joe" ‘Pope is a remarkable man; °f i“Cm°i"i°'5 *md l'e°"ii9°U°'“3 'Ji He has an the tram; _or it lorry men mid ihimni: or -history- of i'i1°_ character. The weight of years 11118 hiiiil i‘1‘5h‘i% 0! Uii?'i'3il1i`i'5. °f E’-i°d` regimered ps effect "Wu, his f¢§»5| stories and anecdote-s and pictures amp physicany, me ps Wythe, .,`n. of great occasions. His knowledge feeble.; .bm he used to .he .sqmlg of Parlianientary procedure, of the and Vigo,-ous_ ,_ large mam Wm, finesse of external diplomacy and ha,,d_S0n,(, features the ruddy glow Of official and social ietiquette is of heap-h on his ch,eek_ 3 dynamy, almost infinite. He has a keen son- of- ,|LmL.m,_g enmgy and_ ¢,hen___ se of humor and it had abundant and ~still~n most engaging and 0i’i’°l'i““i‘iY mi' ‘°“i°`°“i`°*'5eme’m by .1 n perha 5 his .association with Sir John

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dntiy readable and. consistently. _tihe English is the purest.

Personal Memoirs.

'of their iMa.je'stles' visit -to ~Canado',_

an authoritative work on The Flag I T° “Wei Si" ‘mseph in any cap'

aclty, official or private. is to meet

did in his manner, enllgh-tenfn-g in h-is con-vvcnse, most helpful in his disposition lf_ reasonably, lit UBS’ w_ll,‘l_tip, _his _ wer to meet__one’s_de-

_ _ mands._iHe iggiongs to -the' authentic

_ ` a-_rlstocraloy and. lnhereintly, his

doe Pope is the Chesterfield of tendency _B _to _think as may think:

Etnagz' gnforigfczggfg (Eg but his pyrsonol ways are plain and eliepantiunixh-the ull'n -authori'ty'sh“pl`° mid demmralic' He lives on official elegancer aindg eti uette' “away” In “ i`eHgi°“s sense' he is 0 h t tm d q th ' a. very devout man and his life is n ow ° q "gs an do em wholesome and his itastes ar- pure. pmperliy' or the hmcmcns M R0v"His retirement some months ago ;"r]l:im€nt£h1he dexzyrtlnemyof ‘imewaa the valedictnry ol the long B om' e mme( “re mrfgrea ewand conspicuous career of -one who onls,_ the r_lraftl'n.i of oflgxial com- ___-___y mtmgly be _lmcrlbewl as me mu" nu” "nd ‘d Hmmm' °U"e'!;'.'lmost outstalndlng figure of ‘Canad

ivarieil phases of public administra- tion.

Cholterflleld Of Canada"

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he keeping lnvlolate, of the sec “fr beymid 'his miintry to _ of state?-of all tihose ~Sir Jos- “`h°“:' many ihuih glplolaaiféc is the recognized masten .thas ons. success ve y, ave n . .

_ _ _ . If able to endure the exertion their

court ot’ last resort. I-be wou.d 'view preparation woum emu" _ms __gt_

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i M ` "-t wliicli will shortly be vncnnt owing Zg,dwSlt|§le|'é Lirggsgozglizcgazilxseef iiilil Hbiiiiiig Vi1i\l€~ V

Ze e to their owners, non-cnilforiiiiiig who I; in merge of Cgnadlgn °m|.0n with ,the`m0S,|_ exacting pm_

Mcnnonitea, migratin south rang” from Eu", _ and who hi” WER

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V __ _ Wielie, h director states that informed a Birmingham magistrate p|'1'€‘Lh_,); writer, who considers ihis THE LATE£N Po , a --'°-° "°' ` the niigruung mmmes Wm he W that 3 "ia" 5°"*°"¢°‘5 by him 1° friendship a cherished pin-rsesskvn The death occurred at Fairville

WlNNlPEG. ,lllu»ni,~. . liéb. 28. -ii’i“"°‘i 'iii' M°““"“"°*‘ f"°m ““"“i“- jilii for drunkenness Ind atttempt- ii-nd also a source oi’ liberal eduon- on the morning of the 23rd 0 iiiii Mennonite "seltloi'ni\.nt board Tii_‘”"° iiiindfed "mi mil’ fmniiiiiii Ing to shoot a woman with the al- tion, recalls-wliut the illstingulsh-ilfehruary, nf John Power, aged s4i "iiiiviiiiqest t_h_at_9.gran]q\qenl.s‘ have h"“"’ “i\“0ii“<`-_Gil iii0ii‘ iiiieiiiifiii Ui tentative of emigrating to Canada, cd ‘gentleman has probably forgot-iyeag-5, Degeaged leaves 10 mourn ieiiil 'in - ii leave 10|' Me"i"i’- _ will be debarred from the Domlm ten»-and of which 'he has nevifrifour sons. Nicholas and George

nde lo re coioulle lands 0 '- _ _ - _-~'= lion. Cianada, He said. has no room been rcmiiiiiled-an encounter olinl' the Harris Abbattolr Co.. Char-

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i ' . f » ' . iforemlgrants of that type. ymii.hful days in ‘newspaper work.|lottetown, Frank of illoston. Mass..

it wills about an error ln translnt-fund Martin on the homestead~ also

ti __ Jus* Lim: A MAN -BY GENE KNOTT ”`_”‘*"`*`“*°'-*.1----- i1'i'K iliwii iiil`0 'Eilgllsh an _of[lv:la`Ilthree daughters, Mrs Jumbo E.

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OH Youmnms.-Minn!!! 'wi-wr oo vou niiux AN aeicuirs is- A risi-i

What’s Good For a Cough?

Many times at this sea-

son we are asked this

question.

SYRUP

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WILD CHERRY

is the most reliable rem-

edy we sell for coughs, Hoarseness and all Irrita- tions of the throat.

Price 35: and 60c per

ibottle.

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C0' public servant vghold tldeluz x ';‘d“i;1}1h:___T_ft=’_le°‘:_‘;__:;‘d B" d°°°'“

pp. Q 'ms RE,¢M_|_ img, any chief wou e unwavef ‘_ _ d so ,__ “ in; dun Soon J 2 swllw <1 v °t 9' iii' i’°""°“‘ my; .li-m'ri§ fhoiiascbisg si:

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Vile Uiliiei SBCi'€‘i/ili`Y» i1i<!¢lL\i1‘iiil iiliday morning to .Vernon River and thu Sheriff of the particular dis-was largely attended.

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“ ‘ '\ so capital case nn-il comcehned thc oils-;(}arlau<i, both of Falrvllle, ' i

HAPPY! : \/EAH? WHAT ' O $5; ; __ tomar notice thait oes forth from The funeral was held on ’l‘hura~

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trlct of -the final disposition made! May he rest in peace.

of the case of it condemned man

by lil-s Excellency in »Counc`l. li - uscd the word-s_ “Yours faithfully" Restored strength ,audi iniste of “Y uns trul " and l ~i

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vividly recall tile sbhorrence of ‘Sir f0l°I“el° good healthi Joseph and the peculiar vigor wltih ____ which he expressed his 'sense oiQu,'|,,° Lldy wu Week. Exces- ou-traged elegance. It was not the ,|,,¢|y Nervous, Depressed and i official form -he said, and he seem- _ wmghed pgwn wm|

ed moist perturbed. Lumhwo

LBut he is no crank. ~He was al- - ` wiays a kindly man, considerate ol _ Q i those about lhlm, 'helpful to those M'.`;|'_e5`m2:{d ;°°';,,Lz'v‘:° ;l|d:,`:, who sought his aid. ‘cheerful and; Pm' -M Ama,” Rum. FM, ‘good-nurtured. "Learn, shorthand" 'aww

he said Years ago io_'h young morn. '

lnlirlor rin the serves' at a time' » _

when le'l:tens were written in loinfginiinany' P'Q','M“"_'°h 1 (`§l‘:°"i|al? iliitnd and typewriters were crude That D°°d 5' Kdney I is Yr ng gaml "me “,[mmd_ "No one hem buck healthand strength s prov- Mes- "__-° _the young ,fe||", PM,-|341 cd by the followins statement irom

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the Dominion Government, he was Daunte pray" an _um vrcturh /ig( /_ ' 5; (_,

s. dominating figure in the tout couglm I form" pemb,.,__ke boy Nw, V _,A _gf

‘”h° ¢°°k °°"‘"“"‘¢i °f Gill* mibemibue °f “U e"°'“i» i“‘i~'3"bi° °' who played with Port Anthur ama- In “Turret|" there are "poker bends" `¥ " ‘ '

Britain'» aiir defence forces on m°m"~"`i’ and ‘lime ‘iiUP“Y'“ii°1°d 3" teurs, anddalgary and seattle pro- Sf.

~i°"Ui"¥ 1 as a separate unit of its gi"““‘1°“"- He W" Ei d°l.°5“"? t” Yessionalo before being sold to Vie- Ami ln! 52

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d f _ the 1911 confizreuce in pedagic seal~ _ e ence- _ ing. ` tml Will bnng I very handsome peek

ning R a|l_ in. the days o!.La“,,e,._ impressions of the young. French 1

corded the honor of knlghthoodwudsuiiceed' him? "if 'Ma°d°““i'fi'5 1”” ` E c ' became “Sir” Joiseph 'Phe val-na of lliciiiate appraisal of Laurlers great such distinctions increialsee we Wien* “nd °f his i`e'g“"' 'min' Pu' ' » i death declmates the ranks of the Bi_"i§_ ‘iff ‘U19 '9'~i°“9» h'i"'5"if~ he ' '

5.31%; company Vw wmch ‘a (gt of didn t have the young fellow fromi _ _ _ _. democmmc extremity bm-5 any 1,". Arthahaskaville as a prom-Ising aid , _ __ ,_ me, memmng . _in carrying on the battle. . f ,.

ii neu.-r met on-e more interesting ~ ~

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neyed to the Island of Sumatra to photograph the latest eclipse of .lanuary 14th.

On the results of these photo-

graphs, taken under the direction

of Dr. .l. A. Miller, well-known Am»

erica-n astronomer, _hangs the fate

, , of the Einstein tieory, Captain

P1X_‘tM"CO§iV|`*R'hB' C" Mar' 1' "` Dominick explained. The plates.

_°5’_`°p “5 i 8 Wm' “HP” nf \\-'hieh are due to reach New Ya:-ii

the sun at an appmmmald "Bt °1 March 'llth will be developed $30900 B minute was the °7‘i’°"i' at the ‘Swathinore laboratories. 61108 enjoyed by tiifee Di`0mi"°“i Philadelphia and- the success or passengers on the Comedian Pa"i' [allure of the photographs should fic S. S. ‘Empress of Russia. \vhi::hihe divmged in about two monum- docked here this afternoon f`\‘om'“me

the Orient. The scientists. Capt. ' _____<,_______ L' Duminick °f Yale U“ii'€i°5ii-Y 'First stops toward the rcfnrm of thc and i-W0 Hariiafd imtfonomicai EW' rslcnder to divide the .present vt-nr ni d5ni-3. WHBOD POWBH Rnd Adfiii-'Tiil2 months luin 13 months have linen Ruiml 37° '|ll9mb9i'B Of tho SWB-li`i'tnkci1 hy the» In-ngue of Nritionn vom m°f9 CUHBKB 9xD9diii0!l Wii0 j0i\i"mittoe nn cull-iidur reform in fixing Ihr

Pictures of

flute of Easter permanently on the lec- ond in April beginning on the second Sunday in April beginning in 1028.

Moses B. Cohworth, of Vancouver,

director of the International fixed calandor langue hu announced receipt of news from the committee that the nnnnlmouu consent of all the great christian church authorities had been secured to make the change. V_ The plan ls to make the lalt ,d in each year an international “year QUE and dividing the 52 weeks into 13 moh- ths. .

A new mmiui "sei" in vrorowd in

he marie from the Inst two weeks nf

t e first two in July Each

.lime nn_d h - ~ month `wnuld consist of four complets~

works like February, 1925. and 'all tlnicl for earning and spending' would he cqual or exact multiples of each other.

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nondcnce; the exchange of inte- " `- ` na_t!0__M nmmes _mVd___ncme_ntanylia'n officialdom. whose fame goes frl@_-mu" i"_" ,

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_ sought as big, formal evenings.

_ right thing always. i

` led perfect hostesses are

Hers was the secret of entertaining well'

~of saying _and doing and serving just the

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with pain any departure from long - _ _ , _ ci'iitahl.lshe.d cu-atoms. any variation “mal m`e{“g§r‘;_ woélmchi 3" WS; ‘

of Mme honomd Uadmon' He was mgrmr uildizin s{t)nr Iilnatrgilllbled V A r

a stickicr for form. A 'letter muist 9 ‘ K 5 _ '

time a work of abs/irbln interest V

Ife0pl_e were jealous -of her invitations.

Her little informal afternoons were 'as eagerly

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Those fortunate women who may be cal-

becoming'

more _arid more numerous every day. You no longer find them only in the ranks of wealth--but every day in every society.

Advertising keeps these women ahead of

the commonplace. The advertisements tell them what is new-what is more delightful to

U serve and what to do. Above all, the advertise- . _ ments tell how to.-»'acco`mplis`h much on little

T*-well." on vm. ---mm it. .ml Me E °_°l“- “"~‘° f°”“°” "‘ ”"”',l_ ~m-oney`--how ‘to 1-blitz' wisely and Droiitably. _

_wav Some Mlnlingir 90n'1(=;_t'me may ally- i _~ _ 1 ` t ma w can write it." She Wi`ii“9f” `i /‘Wk y°‘"'

wary a n iro _ .Jus a few years later, .the know-_Dodds Kidney Pm* b°°““U@ I was lodge of shorthand and typewriter weak and excessively nervous. li

laoqulréd; lille young msn wa-s gel- was unable. to work without feel- ' v

_acted first als assistant secretory ins depressed. was also weished| :mul than private secretary to Sli' down with ium-bago. sud had noni* Wilfr’d Laurier 'Folia he is clerk etlte lt has only taken a few

ii i - v~ ‘ p » _ mf the Kin-g's Privy Council. -Many weeks' treatment of Do1ld's Kid-1,

‘nth-er instances of helpful counsel nay pills 1° ,enema .my strength ‘could ‘be.il\r0¢€ii- . and courage and former- good

héilllhff _ _ _

i"i°i`°*¢i"il iii C°'\V°i`""°" i'l`hls'sistenient speaks for itself.

cent of the ills from

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where and what to buy.

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bet-ter things -in life. Read them to kn'oW

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