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_l zruli CHARLOT'i‘E'1‘0WN g UARDIAN Notes by the Way ' Q5355; ll ifivbil i

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Daily Selections f FOR ‘

.-l hibitlon was brought about by a

itvery‘ Winter

Mmwm. Henley, 524 Hill sirccol London, 0nt., vrrite|:——“ My daughter, : a I146 fourteen, was subject to bronchitis ‘ every winter.

“BM would cough liillil she was sore 1min the exertion.

“Lust winter ll frii-iiil advised me to B bottle of your

Secret ury-Llaul. Col.

pimp“ pug (lulldpd 1331) 50.00 [Q you (In mvnce) deuvucii. lsufllcieiit majority of States iii favor “.50 par your (in ualviume) India! In Could: and Unltoil Staten. _

cranium-N‘. Chute: S. Helium. Editor and Manager-d. B. Burnett.

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Guardian Readers

of . w NW Quilts l

By [nmei . Blulon. M.D.

lot that measure securing the adop- tion of an amendment to the Coil- stitutioii embodying; that principle ,und known as the Eighteenth lAineiidmt-nt. The States which de- clared ill favor of such action have . YOUR LIVER AND BLOOD l

December 16, 1927.

.\ (‘rl..-\ll t‘f)hll’l\.\’\'i~l was glad when they said lllilt? llle, lml us" go ililo lilo house ut the Lord. Psalm 12:5: l. _

PRAYER: lio good. t) Lord, llil» to all those who ivorsllip Theo sin» ccrelyx

Vlco-Rrosldcut-J. ll. lluruutl. Anson-lute Editor-U. K. Curl-ls.

u. A. uliciuinlcn. s. o. ‘since been known lll common par- , _. _ lance as "dry" and the States which PRIMSURL .

o" w°°d s FRIDAY. DECEMBER 16, 1927 . 5m?“ °PP°“<‘ as "W?" SW“ Tl" bl "lee .l°"fs be“. NOPWHY ~ ifirst yeal of the opeiution of Na- been too enthusiastic in reducing. How Far to Bethlehem? Phie lltional Prohibition was 1920. find aiiiapliliu.bsoinlailncs pfirniciousl . ' - l nlmom a‘ ms Con, w- resu ' _ |‘llow far is it to lit-lhlt-llirlii ’l‘o\\ll'.'" syrup SIZING THEM UP. ltimc. he appealed to the Privy Conn-l The Moqemtlon League ls an l“_ uccéiililaillueiillly; ilillltpli “Just “v lorusulvl“ hlllsl llllml,“ .0 | gm ll slmlll lloiilo to _tr_v and wini HE to h v tvh _ I. It'll to scttlc a matter that had flhlcqfpofalgd qfganfzaflon wlllcll m_ the richnmglur the "loud corpusclmh lillst ltJ-ltl} lluchi ls ulllti llOlllttl tleliglitcil to llnll illiii iii-rare silo fill? ‘w “l” “ ° “aL c“ h“ mlready been settled in his favor. Andlcllldeli lll llscdllwwlflll? such PYO- the stlppll’ has not been .iblc to q“_l_l_lll'rilll’l.illl.. l,l~ llll,lll..l-lll,.,.l3.l

fallen lmlf of It ll"l' "lllkll W" "I" her pupils at play. whether on lvieleiy relieved. _ ' . _

“l l'l’l’_\llllll_\' fl-el justified in recoiu- me campmx on m“ lee o‘ on n“? lvlllll-‘lilll: ll l" "N" Ellflfilllfl 1"" street, gets a better insight as to Mllfll-‘snllllf-Illll‘lllllilllllll large l-mlly ll" their character than when at work 0W2: lilo iili llll|_\' ll; ‘fhe '1‘. Milburl in their class or at their desks. In "ul" Llmllml‘ ’l""l"m'"’ Um‘ the latter case they are under re- lstraint; in the former they are "on _ l w.“ ‘nutty. ltheir own." and free to act as they ‘oto oto 6on0 lsee fit. When at play or free from

' ‘g tivcrslglit and unrestrained by dis- ‘ii eipllilary" rules. the inherent virtues laud vices reveal themselves, When llabsorbed in work or arc ‘bound down by the rules of the lscliool. they are ilot their reo lserves. At play or off duty. they are

siiilply’ individuals and they act a:

their likes and dislikes dictate. A

boy or girl may. irlicn at work. be

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their

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COIN. NOW

now’ instead of handing owl. lllcimlnellt ilntional- figures as Elihu keep \:'lill)iélwkliglflétcvlldintglfiiiix‘ s - ")1 I cows vc’. .‘ ' .5. ' "

resources and instead of the Westflflllgigite: fillrcllnlltl, lnfsbtfili‘ link-l been all. llefilujg w some cx-tent to Provinces insisttngon their demands Llle l: Cb B] (t: e e r030? a? take the place of calf's liver. And it

~ surancc ompany. an ro. - l l ll - 1 - {or u; w he latter declare they don't want Micillicl Pupin, of Columbia Ulllvfir- Iltlllliellllbfci‘ ‘title figzultgotbttiilifld by “bl

me natural fesoufgeg sity. The League which has for its DP- W~ J~ Mlilunmlalu “l SP- Calh‘ Cool anlics. Ontario, in cxperuncnt g

young doolll. "it islil far to lletllleiioni 'l‘owii- Just over the dusty roads, iitlOWll l Wise Men's Well, still villi-i" in

P. droughts from \\'t.'lt‘(l'lll\! wil)"

Probably the stranab apathy \\'liicli,’"l"°““°°d °blfe°l “me mswmnm‘ wlul OXIYBCIS climlllcd from llveiii _ “llll” “llllllllfi _ _ _l __ has fallen upon those provincesjlolfc cliflilllltlgwnzsstclxlg‘ “As you knlowllliiéllliwblof>d DlTYSSUYI? la“ illlellftzflds “ml the“ “null might be “Ccmmlcd m” P5~"°l‘°l°§l':1~‘ii.x. its third ‘annual report of eon- lllsleltllllls.u\€7liaeallutlllltllg‘cSlsllllgtgl‘? Tllfll charm the woolly sheep they‘ cally. Quite frequently we humans ditlons under Prohibition. What the "P? (“$91150 ll i} lilaglllclclllflrly lillld Pa“ will! kilos u“ llllllulm desire very earnestly the things ivi-"Iueaguc points out as "tlic most slg- Zgilil-gmlgiigvfigold 3x15584131’: ‘>310 111E333: llymgl cannot get or that are very difficult rllficlilll fnsclllseid l“ _ m“ sides of tiic blood vessels. so that amld filfillluflgfllwigvilllllgl” “'l"~‘"° 1M1" to get. and when we discover that bun“ me described M fol‘ filgflilflflfalam“ m 0mm lroubk Sliliued white and sllfvul on olivid we can have them at any time. will ljl‘. MacDonald reports “a ‘gvroup (‘Ul Hiblllilgl-T- 3U“ with “Mann don't want lhem. Examples of thisl l. Drunkcimess increased-almost alfascill-zlll-‘illllglmc ‘he mm‘! l"°**’“'°l ' ‘llllollcsy l psychological peculiarity are to btllgiltlilujtlliilzlvliojts flltsltlfltllltllllldlllndlgillil Arm-T 15 (‘lays ."°“l"“f“‘ lt {on Eghlid so we ilind the Sll('llllt'l‘tl'S foilnd in connection with prohibition 1924:‘ In mo 662 places mpmllng lobllllclc gl'o“l.f,‘l‘fll1’lm.‘c‘l‘°‘f.’.‘lf§,. ‘ I l'{cl‘l l and government control. but that by al-l-esls for di-unkeinlesg incrcgggd treatment was discontinued. - and plain lllul gave l‘lt'|l lioilz

A second course of treatmcilt‘ yield:

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Everything in Smokers (ioodyw Specially Boxed For’ The (‘hristmas Trade

Our stock in this line is- complete and it iras never better selected. This is one branch ul‘ our business that we pa“ ticularly specialize on.

Hero you will flud the choicest Cigars in boxes of live p, fifty-Cigarettes in fifties and hundreds, Pipes in Mecr~ schaum and Brian", Cased and otherwise-companion gem with two. three and four pipes-Cigar (h5g5, 11,531.", Pouches and Jais—(‘lg"lirette Holders, smokers Sets lull kinds). etc. '

we know we can. please you—.<ce our displal;

E.A.FOSTER

‘CENTRAL DRUGSTORE SUNNYSIDE

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illc my. lil-cm 650.961 in i924. to 081.812 inléauml a "We l_flpld_ llllllklll lllldllllll lwll who“, “cl-Cd's llllll ‘qlmlll Wm“ has happened l“ the ‘l/(‘sl 1925‘ and to 711389 m 192G’ persistent decrease iii the pre . We thrill that earthly parenthood

(OLD 7 i ‘llmdmus' ambitious to 1mm‘ “Mb and in the federal parliament isl 2‘ I“ 5“ 91mm‘ arms“ f°"d“mk'laii<l ivllen a third coilrsc ivas i.l\t‘ll Clllllll. hislei" Chlist who \\'l\!~'i all- “ mllalfll and Olllerwlsl, a model pll. mbabl ore Hum] U _ I llPIHiOSS in 1926 increased 136 P61‘ cent tllpgc coliclltiorns were ev-m more lzooldill n i H!‘ l T i

IS . .. p y m p0 l m“ paymmlovcl" i920. the first year of National llllllflblbl" M“ m“ [ml ‘ l I “ l‘ l" "ll “i. i pll. The sanlc boy or girl. when 0n logical. There may be political ikiprohibmon . What does this mean to _vou‘.‘ lll-flit} _ _ i

‘ I ‘ ~. "~ k’ . ' l '. - . . ' l . Tilt‘! high blood pressure 'lSltlC‘|.t.t‘li.< down on tfhrislliin hula-w‘

ticii own may be un ind Jea ous Sues lnvolved “inch the respective 3. Ill the 406 places reporting ‘rum hull. m. kldney llmlllll. lllll.‘ llllll l.l~ll_l-_

.. - _ d" " b1 . order your COM "ow and b” pm-l u.l_\. and otherwise isatlicea c prod. lTlle real character is revealed only when free to do what one pleases.

What is true of boys and girls is

‘ equally true of men and‘ women.

Phone us today.

D.GILLIS & CO

PHONE 175

I ._._ R__H. “t. "“ l Ditllk. They are all absorbed in

i tilcir work; they are busy and that c~ M- Lampsol] 8‘ Co‘ "lls all that the observer knows about 64 Que“ Sheet’ lthem. He concludes that they are l

London. E. (‘. 4, England. l l d d n - - fliClllll ary men an women an 19y Pubhc Auctlol‘ lall may be. but he does not know.

Sales l , 0F l Alter the days Raw Furs Ii llese busy lncrl and women reveal

lleir real character and their in- ‘ lividual tastes. They go their sev- leral vrays and the way that each goes. tlic kind of recreation he or she seeks. the kind of companuioiis they select-all thescindicute very lcarly’ how they think and "as the iind tllinketli so is he.“ or she. ‘erhaps it is not to our advantage hat we have in these rapid days of ilirs so many attractions. s0 many zinds of amusements. so many clif- crent places to go to. Unfortunat/ ertninly it is that there are many ittrnctions that arc of doubtfu‘ value, of doubtful moral sanity. it 1s openly stated that the cinema iusincss could not be profitably car- ried on if it were not for the pre- icnderalico of sensational picture- mil that pictures known lo have ieeli CUlldPllIDlld by tlic ct-tisors urt die grout attractions. Similarly Lb lovel which keeps its render on the iriiik of immoral revelations is tilt big seller. while novels of an educa- ;ionnl or uplifting and informativc haractcr are read only by the com- iarativcly few.

These are matters which thought- ‘ul men and women the world ove ire seriously thinking about. The; ire matters which indicate ehnrac

Represented liy

Alfred Fraser

212, Fifth Avenue New York.

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in individual bottles. llfllntlly bum, m- in the beautiful combination gift sets. A wide ch01“, from 25c up. Including Coty's. Plvers. B08" and Galletts. Yilfdlffb. IUBTNIIL Houblgaut. lludnuts, fill‘.

Imported Toilet Willrl“ sins to $3.50.

The 2 Macs DRUGSTORE

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EYESTESTED ‘

Glasses fitted by lclentlflo “lemma er. Perhaps we are no worse in ou

_ irifting than were the generation h’ W' TA] vhich preceded us. but probably w‘ J. S. TAYLOR 1

have more means of gratifying oui

manifold tastes than they had. anc Begtntered Opwm ‘J ill lllohmond Street

this is lit least one good reason fol l. careful guardianship over our ten-

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AUSTHALIAWS TEAM TO so TO BISLEY l ~ run: NIGGER.

(Canadian Pren.) SY-lINl-JY. Aiislrullii. Iii-c. The eouilt-ll of the rifle ilt<iSt)L.'lfl' ‘lions of Ailstrlilla have resolved to send ii team to Biillcy next your. It will consist. of lll mcn_ compris-

HE sudden cessation of interest ii the agitation for the return o the natural resources to the Westen

ILL-

ing three mcli floin New South Pmvhjces‘ as announced l“ guy deg. Wales, llllvi from Victoria. two _ _ each from Queenslauil. “l-stern Jumh“ yfilerduy rllmmds u“ of m‘

Australia. and South Australia.

and one from Tasmania.

v)l‘0V€l’bllll "nigger in the wood pile.’ These provinces had been clamorinl for this return for some years. Bill: were passed in the provincial legis» lnture and in the federal pnrlicnien

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lVvatch a lot of clerks in store orl

gowmmenls do not Care lo l-Me and froln 1914 to i926 the arrests for (0 DQ130115: in the blood, 1'1‘ l\vl¢)ur llvmo, l l i l I l r drunkenness in 1926 were higher is rich’. it rclnoves poisons unless ll islil lar to Ilvllllvllvlll Tlllill»

it looks as if a mutual deal had been _ , . .. . = - ~ . _- . ‘ llmn m any prevlolls yeal; Sal-e only you tolce too much u0.k or. lt. tulll ( llilst comes

;ll‘s i\1ly\\'ll('l't‘

agreed upon. Be this as it may. the the wmwbooln yell]. ol- l9l6 Hlow do you overload it with \ I llvthxll l p up!‘ ‘l n“ M“ . _ _ _ _. ._ l _ ' “or”, l.- m lliis lll 0 ' ‘ . l incident throws a solt of lulld light‘ 4‘ Cqndltlong m me iorlllel- so. By ll“. Slmple process Ol ealllll-l l-llu.

In delno- Called "Elly" SKHIBS ll"? Very lllllvll too much food. and not taking suf- A \\'l'l('tllllt‘ and abiding place. l

on our political system. _ _ l yrorse today compared with 1914, flclcni exercise to burn up this eX- 'l‘hi~ road lo lleilllellein runs l-lizllll

cratic governments the will of the ,_ l- d lln-oilgh

' . than are conditions in the so-culledice” 0° ' _ _ . _. H _ ._ . _ _ l.

people lS supposed to be expressed ll v ,. _, _ .. - ’l‘hlir~' a liver tlliiljfi working light lll.- liinnies. ol folks like me lllll I ' “cl states’ I" mo my states not only helps to keep the blood‘ ‘

rich but likewise keeps the blood MADELTNE SWEENEY MILLER. pri sure normal. ' lat liver of ciery day health

7y the legislamm enacted" Qulwithe number 0t‘ arrests for drunken- you’ lmqllemly ll becomes qlllle C1681‘ ness went up sharply in 1926. and l

that many or me doings of gQVQfn-lCXCCedCd any year heretofore‘. where-

yoilrs. from the ’ ‘ ‘l '_ T“ V”

standpoint, is

ments are effected behind the backs of the people for whom and by whom

duties are over -.

democratic governments are sup-.

as in the former "wet" States 1926 slightly exceeded the 1914 level. but did not quite reach the 1916-17 peak. l

just as important as your heart.

»- Modern Etiquette i

l 5 B! R OBERTA LEE

t‘ suu-omaoooomvoomolo‘ l.

I _ _ Necessarily more That Canada needs more people bill-st be liblltwol loaders- liolltlclllis admitted, but that it does not want front bench men and -tlicsc usually more unemployed inlist also be tak-

posed to exist.

a recent public address forcibly

people. This may or may not be a

it can scarcely’ be sold to be dbmvqpliiccd in New Brunswick with us- zratic. l ‘tablishcd on farms. or of getting constant employment. The neces- ‘sary organization and preparation larc not in existence. If 5.000 should lcomc his government would not BOUT 20 Del‘ cem- "l ""3 ellkiknou’ what to do with thcm. The

ployees of mercantile cstablishqsfllllfi l5 lrlle 0f 00101‘ Mfllllimvo. nemlo says a psyclllanlst __al.ld and there is winter unemployment to a considerable extent throughout

WHY THEY FAIL.

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5 5 pro a y rue 0 0mm the cities and towns throughout irganizatlons as well — are Canada problem" individuals. That is, they

ire either out and out liabilities or. Complamt‘ m” heard ‘mm Brum‘ iotmitlal liabilities to the business Lolmpbla that the least “(led at mu‘ _ sent is" immigration; that it cost. the

nun. 1L is people ironl this gffllllllclty (ll vanmuvpl. $65000 l" llwl a who im‘ being rcpi-ulmdly transferred part of the unl-uiployicd there ltilil from job w job. or helm; "ML .,l. winter; that lherehl-i: thousands oi lesllllllllll [able-bodied ineu unemployed now A5 u“: employer sees muse mdlvkh walking that cltys streets. and also

_ _ u small army working for the city lals. they ale production problcmslal $l ll day lol. slllllll. llllcl $2 ll lll“. —chronic health problems, chronic for married men; that such winter attendance problems, Sgfloug aulludll conditions have yircvailcil there for “lurked dlsclpllllarylfive or isix Yfttlfbl‘ and arc growing . , _ worse. t is urt 101' complained that

dtllik;l l‘ - .

a5“ an w c mm m new farm-hand lmlnlgrzinLs arc liruilgllt

iroblems. or

As the psychiatrist sees them, they tlic Prairies ill April and when active l1] present dlsllnglllsl-llllg physical farm work is over and cold weather ind mental characteristics that un-lcolnes 0"‘ mo” ma" g" l0 m" Pam‘

fl C at .~ ‘ . lcrlie not only their job maladjust-l c 0M became of the nmdcr C“

_ linate and that ends their fanning menls- but’ faulty ad-lustlve eflmls experience. They become a burden ind failures in other life situations. in Vancouver bllt can't be (lriven out. iuch persons and analyzing lliClll! "y w gel Over lo the slams‘ ‘aleeri- lll‘! llsyclllfllllsb l5 Slilulikl Toronto. Montreal and Winnipeg zith one outstanding factor Whichlpnpers ulltell sail tales of destitution l m“. cl mosl of llwll.l__ll llersolmly from the unemployment of bread-

ly nmkemp that ls Elmer unsultedlwinners. able and ivllliug to work. abut who can find little or no wolk

D the ‘lob Itself’ w the pnmulallto do. This is not a new thing in lepflllmelll- l0 the Slalldflfds Ol tllflyCailada in ivintcr. for here as else- irganization. or to successful work‘ Where "the P00!‘ are always with us. n general unllel. any buslness com butinever before have uncmployllncnt “tlons. no matter how emclentlland resultant distress been so pre-

valent at o. time when r0.‘ "it h .~ ‘Though such cases may at first seem p 5pm y as

been so loudly proclaimed and cred- lQDElQSS. Y8! lll 11115 been T011111! $11M ited to the Ottawa Government. m-n and women who fall in some!

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me c“ M ave made a marked we the story of an ardent Canadian. who "93s l" amther" The m°ml ls- belbecause of low wages there went to "urc you orb fitted for the work you tlic sums. “I made good there for a undertake. To find tile Job for tiiclyoor." he says. "but was dissatisfied.

A letter in the Toronto Star tells

”ooous”

to bring the matter to a head. Thar a monkey-uwench was thrown lnt the works. Premier King submlttei lltllE matter to the Supreme Cour in order. as lie claimed. that ther- ‘should be no hitch. The decision ol that body was that the bill passer"

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L KIoNiY ,

llrI1ul-l"\_‘/l'.'.' fi llrllw‘ nlcr”

zrown chlld ls the lob of the parents being “w” "m" h°m° “nd m‘

wanting to become an American I and they can do it by watching and returned last June. Since that time

studying the growing chlld‘s tend-ll have not landed a steady Nb m encles. tired of walking the streets looking lfor employment, l have decided the EDITORIAL NOTES lonly thing to do ls to go back to the _..__.. ‘States. I have a good home here. a

The tombstone agent who used the great circle of friends. and the only

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by the federal parliament and thr vim sumac; a; a gulde lo lll-ample reason I have fol- leiwlng ls that ll ellitse added in the Alberta blll WEI‘! humus; Show” commendable bllsi. an mm’ The“ w meke assurance m“ °"m'l’m°' W" l‘ l°°k°d m“ a movement to bring Canadians back

many, And so. before we start

dfillbli’ “HFP- or P151‘ "l M!" 1110f? tolling advantage of the dead.

would ll. not he wiser to remedy the.

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lelld mg pally and Son-lellllles the en into account. Prclnicr Baxter in .".’H‘Q_..,.. . .‘*, 0‘ .,“ v

_ pointed out that hilt coiuparatlvelyl (‘lllllllllis Trude ‘Wit-h The ll. s. wholcmnle form or govtmnlenl’ but few immigrants could at present bl-I

‘lsui-ance of being cared for and cs-l

ioiiit. he is better off without them. from lll‘. Old Colmln. l0 work on’

In studying the life histories cl; All" a 5'01"" “to lll llll‘ we-fllllQVl

have to live. and I am only one of.

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§ The Land We Love By Raul Yelgb

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Q. What (lily of the iveek may a ‘hostess select for her “tiny at hulnte?"

A. Any (my cl tlic wet-k.

Q. Wlleil should d. man seat Illm- self at tlu: table‘?

l Q- Wllll-l l“ Cflllllllllb 71'4"“ “lllb A. After the ladies are seated.

lllio v- 51’ i Q. What kind of cloth is not. -..

l A- Tflltlv llillllvfi lol‘ lll" l3 mourning material? I months ended Jilly 31. 1927 show" A SlllllL that Canada spent. $702.2-i9.089 iii‘ _,(_.¢._.____

the United States in tluit timulori ¢>¢¢44¢+¢4+¢¢»“+¢;q¢00 _in0re than $70 per head of popuu- £ ucll. This total is $59.28'l.356 hlllller l DAILY LESSONS i than for the previous your. ‘mmng - the period undo! review Canada sold ‘N ENGLISH g w the United States goods to the 5y w_ l__ Gordan l value of $474I1B357 so that the z total trade between Canada and the‘ ¢0§§4§§fO§9§§fO4§§fO>OO-O< United States had a value of $l.l77.-l 068.446. Iii the same period Canada WORDS ‘OFTEN MISUSED: bought from all ccuilulcc iirulc 11v ml say jlyou were thenfirst of British Empire goods valued at all wflmvv- Omit or all. _ lszzzocaois or sliilizslioio less than OFIEN MISPRONOFJNCED: ll‘(Jll. ithe imports from the United States. Plmlflllllfl‘ l'\‘»l'll. 110! l-rllll. The British Empire. was Caliadas QPTEN MI$$PELLEDI best customer. buying lilcrcliliildlse Ollly Ollv 1- h I to the villuc ol $532.531.853 or s57» SYNQNYMB- llvllllcl- llllllllljss. 712,496 more than (Jimadii sold to flllllllllilt‘. lllllvhtwl. ellnsulniiliilc, iii- tlic Ullltvtl stoic... lllllllblvl WORD STUDY: i" <*'"~H ' lfllftltl times aild it is yours.“ Let in. Jnereuse our vocabulary by ‘masher- "°'““°4'““*°“°'°“”*“ lnt; one word each day. ‘lotlilyt. word: LDQU ‘IOUS; "iron 1.; ecli-