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Ilfu. L. Deposit. 8 Spring Pest lend. (l. ‘Itlho. Kant Street Iest. Duly. llellend Street, Willy‘!!! HI Ave.

disturbance of the normal coll trade of Great ant-in. wind 0v the atrikeof thslirttishcoslmill- era cost the British mole £14» 000,000, in loss of oxoom and 111 coat of impuriti-

Jt is pointed out, also, that Greet; Britain has not merely 10st around. in foreign countries, where in for- mer years she did by far the 5N0!‘ or pert of her trade, but that "B110. Ia barely marking 111110 111 1'11"’ imperial trade." '

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It Is advisable st any time snd eltilfiiliiy It this “u.” when bad weather is sot to prevlli, 10 have on hsnq . somplete ilne of simple remedies so se to be, Nady for ‘n gmergendidl and minor allneellifllll! I" IF! l0 liinler n any time.

Why not let us fit you up (with en assortment e goods, including sly,

Qgugh, Cold snd Headache Jlernedies, Lotion and a Salve, Bandages, Adhesive Belladonna snd other Planters, . '

All these things sre apt to be needed kem tlrng to “m, and when needed should be on land. ‘ z~

w, will guarantee the quality of anything w. gum,“ snd the prise is sum to he as low as osn bs-hsd.

The White Drug Store‘ l. G. JAMESDN, DlillggiSt

Notes by the Way

HERE were i8 arrests for drunk- lnvthls city during the month of January and Gilli! WI‘- sons were sent to 181i 101' 111° "1119 cause. It ml! b0 "141 117 "me that the nu-mber was not vol’! great-only one in a thousand of‘ mo city population and that ner- haps not all of them were residents of the city. Then 09in the ‘I801 that thirteen arrests were made

does not make us at all sure l H1112: :8? ‘m: o! the in Canada. They want to have the ome e - that only that number of Pwille a

quuuom; propouudod by 1dr Edi-Wllllinoeo gardeners and Iaundrytmili: ‘ a this l . were intoxicated during the month. son the correct answering o! which 5x21111185 ‘igednffhomat glolun Sync" The man who becomes drunk is not determined 90111’ 111911151 i-Y- °1' 111 always arrested.

. mm £0112 of l §

. A G000 WORD B, W. Berlin. "D- SELF oussrlonme aeolian.- s, _Th membm o; m, Km; 1N6 THE BODY‘ Kind-Inna dthers have. l see. 0125011 were interested.““°1h°' “Mk “Nu me M l”

O

ASIATIOS f the - that “the situation demands 00-00" “ erative action. on the 11151101 who are concerned with industry’; it seems probable that trade condb‘ dong will ere long force the Mother, Country to meet the trade prefer-I encefl given her by the British Do-i minions with trade preferences for: their advantage. 8114 11° 1111910" and strengthen the trade conditions throughout the Empire-

I am. Sir. 910-. AN OBSERVER Feb. 15th, 1927.

s Lllglmeng. . TI». Kidney,

I ti"; Depot, larsiayltreet lacunae, Ieelwsret Building.

. Lblsre. Vles-Presldne—-LI..Bsnett. hedkt-Iflhedsr ma‘ I

ammo. least your genorel knowledfl- liigalilsl- 111° 5mm‘ l‘ “may” ‘Idler QC Ismail-J- l- DWI“

1 s; _ c rtainiy it ls not in accord qugotlgrvlzai; 1:111‘: gigtaonsergelllttle! 511th tlfe sorrel 0i “WM-Will 1°’ attention. and yet the snswersiwards men" nor with theJ-ule do thereto mean your greatest aseeLaa you WOI1ld be 110119 ~11!’- or liability, your ioy or your sor- if the 2301111108}; Bmiot-"Pii-sszetg; row. contrary o e we 01m

if refer to the facts about thsycsn be dealt with in the courts. But body 0i Yours. these Aslatlcs are, upon the whole

The president of Cornell Univer- a “qr-abiding and honest peo- sity devised a decalogfle of hea1tb]p]e_ 1 know that, they are good and "M011 l"; summed 1° 111° Amenficareful laundrymen, and that they can Heat ngresa. l 1 1, d out the right change.

There Is not space to go into albagaiivegzea 0,. he," that one o; the ten commandments or sugges- ‘hem h“ been before the 901m, tiona but briefly the important Con" m, any 050mm sunny [new on" were‘ is room in Canada for all the As-

First to know the basis for t _ sound hetilthhabits, such as sleep, ma“ in 10w? :3? ‘£31132,

proper position standing or sitting,

exercise, and the ridding of the A CHARLOTTETONMN body of its wasts products by means of the skin. kidneys, lungs. and intestine.

Second, to know the different kinds of foods and amount necess- ary for your body, according to your size, and the nature of your work.

Third, to know your mind, and why you sometimes are depressed. joyful. irritable, and so forth.

Fourth, knowledge of infection. resistance to infection, resistance to ailments like smallpox, typhoid fever, dlphtheritnand scarlet fever. by means of vaccination and so forth.

Fifth, how to protect from impure milk, crowding.

Sixth. examination by dentist and doctor once or twice a. year.

Men knew all about. building pro- ‘vblems, about the different needs 0i’ every line of business, about the care of cattle and other live stock.

IditeI-D. I. Olrrie

Then again thirteen arrests may be different from the arrest of thir- teen different persons. Every city and town in America has its quota of habitual, or occasional drunk srds-mords the pIty—-and these are arrested over and over again, it may be several times within one month. It is also true of all towns that have a police force that per- sons who rbelong in the rural tlls- tricts or elsewhere outside, when they feel a craving for strong drink will visit the nearest town in order to get strong drink.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1918

GREAT BRITAIN AND

“MADE IN GERMANY." FORHGN NATNNQ

the surf, were headed by a school- __. ‘master and a piper. Rich was the WE- "11° ‘"117 a 1°" "m" ye“ai‘herltage brought to our Maritime 1 58° “"1911 we wmlld n°'°r"l’rovlnces by the Gael. 2°. 11"" 15111“ h“? anylmng m°re|what Matthew Arnold terms ‘the 1117111 Germany» “a m" buying‘ Celtic reverence and enthusiasm mo" 01111 W" ‘"1111 11111 °°“""'1'-;ror ‘genius, learning and the things 1411 l" “Y 115111 ha“ “d mice 1°‘- of the mind;' and there was also a ‘ill 111111 “m 113“ 11° “biecmm 1°|certain spiritual element which was 115111115 "1111 6111mm?" The Warlsito add leaven to the mass-mystic- ‘1191’: and 57'9"” “Mum be by’ ism, breadth of sympathy. a. quick- Sim“- wh“ w} 5° mm“ Bnmnglyyening imagination, a soul respon object to is buying from Gerrnanyislve m a‘ generous impulses}, or any other foreign country thingfl, chat we should make for our-I selves.

During the recent Valentine sea-

Slr,—tDean dnge maintains that‘ for the British people “class war is national suicide." He 10011115 0111' " that all through the last century: Grout 351mm. was in a privileged r position. Her people had, he 1'9" u‘ minds us. "a long 511111" 81111 n: took a long time "for the other. nations to catch up." As it is now-q} it is plain, he says, that the ratio of wages to out-put in Great Brl-, rain “must be aivbrflilmfllely 111° British working man must be as - efficient as the German. if Great . Britain is to hold her 008M011 ,~ among the nations. "But," Dean‘ v Inge continues, “The British trade unionist has been very slow to ac-i) v cept these new conditions. Not on-u" Iy does he demand higher “'15” and, shorter hours than his Contineu- , tel rival. but in many 11111105 111°" '

Cedar Shingles ‘Sruce th‘

ws have 0n hand for Sale the following.

There was

Vis-

2 Millions Cedar Shingles

THE WINTER WEATHER Assorted Grades

There is still another class to whom the jail has no terrors. ~by whom, i; is looked upon rather as a place of refuge in the cold season. Within its walls they are lodged, supplied with food and pro- tected against the cold. And those who have resolved not to drink again to excess or not at all, have this advantage during their term of confinement that they cannot get boozy while in jail. ‘Doubtleas a considerable proportion of the drunks who go to Jail during the winter are in some sort refugees rather than of the lazy, vagrant via“ W00 Bo willingly to prison in

Sin-l hear a good deal of talk about the mild- weether of this win- ter. Some peoplfl Hi1? 111111- "119 111° mildest ever." But i e00 by r0101‘ ence to an old scrap book that the mean temperature in January 1903 was eighteen degrees above zero: and In February of the 811016 V9111‘ 17.8 degrees. On the warmest day in January 1003 the official ther- ' mometer registered 41-5 0081995 is a deliberate restriction of out- above the cnbhor 811d °11 1l1° mldfrput- "A continuance of this 110N013’ 1 est day of the same month 10.5 (13"mu5[, ere long, he argues, resut . ~ grees below. In February 1903 them, the decadence 0g Grout Britain, E I warmest day registered 45.2 00'} There is much criticism of Deni‘. o: the Prohibition Act. a case, iugTu grees above and the coldest 7.4 benmgek; urltings, lilo lsht-v*1d;r:i,\'h:‘ “King'5 (tiorgityht; ovtuiitcarzzliilcguhlzile-l wit. is rciflled lllai- 5311"“? Felflftrsfiirllilztlijifivil: allilefrioltt Whny dclljtlrlflglernttiug uilililllt] lifie hound." Tirol ruary and Marchlof thongefll‘ sires that his country shall continue, second. H10 Wlilliled lllsllcctou, is; were exceeding y Ill l" ~

months and It ls stated that only»

to hold her great place among the; llubcled by that writer, in they l in February of that V681‘ was m9"?! 5

ngtlous| At any rate, his contention charge that he "secured. no con- - , _- . , - 1 111d information." "-1 t t l cessation of labor in ouifigughp‘ ma? foéiéllirgllatltilsetti-illli<tzg=billings cnllilrarly hlcohus been suc-‘ OQNSMNTI-NOPUE» Fell l5-- a I; 11 “the months of January 2111113‘ 811C ‘igfamh a overnru-uit ard Df-‘Olilei 011551111 111 11°15: a“ 911913811“ P111115“ Many surprises have wme about Qfarfif, both witnessed the ploughlgfitivage 821g,“ commercial role-waking and efficient official. Ofl 11111111211119 11:11:; 1:12:11 01 1l19 11i- ‘ ,, 1 It . l or, the characicr'anc pa ‘m ° l" Wilmell- i111 allwolgill there was "commuulvivltkin? “signlugoltglrileofilietlliitlgglrl312C315: ullorkollllyrle or the means of 1119 mlfml- 596611191111" l9 ll1° illscl)" '11 n1 11 011 < r ery o a group operatln s boot- uon Wm, the opposite banks of thejmnplre and pa’. less attention w, forreting out law breakers is not, 1e _ 8 a

. .1 f ul li ‘bill u. gg°ls' glll-“mégtgf 1w" by “w” "1 thelmmmeiciaili‘ 195m” “mm” “a 1 Ofirlllotltctr itfstancc of the facility, 'i"1111°°1°11' 0i lilo Government =11- erry -

us. - .. ~ , cohol monopoly unearthed a lan- This is 110i. -l am, Sir, etc. {m hi!!!“ 9min!) h}, (“slomngldestinc distiller whose r do . FHSHER lflrc llliiil 1s lll his itfercncc to‘ Y l1 0 iiilifl winter. A BR - “Home Brew-u In my paper I made; they charge are being marketed by 00111111011; ll|l0li the use of "Vitro|‘T“rk19h wmnen welirlilg llelifl ill‘ [and on," pomnou, drugs‘ wood‘ led with bottles hidden by denture h Iakmhoh mythymed 8pm“ and the shawls and veils of the traditions! "D RE‘ (highly distilled) product of |sgo||z-f‘~“91.lem °°“1“m°- 711° "1011111110111 ‘ .1 ed breweries." and thcuusked if in‘ B11911 ‘lid 11°1- "1111159 Bl1§l1l¢i0i1 B5 i . .. . .. . . _ , ,. _,‘ (rompzirlsnn with thcso,——“Would.‘ 111°" "P01111111 11011110011 hove omniv Sin-As in Consuls, so lu Great; $11K- Ilevlew - l" ‘lediiehddi i" the hourc brow be lees whole-Iwalm “n” Britain the course of trade has notK-lilaglliiiil; _‘lloilgifamgfgggdudelaat}:some 7" iilith uonl deliberation thati ill T996111 Yaars ‘been “Notable wlgorliliityohzzs Iweu ignored. voicesil-ilhroad, 11111111011» 11.1110!‘ transforms’ these countries. last year Greg his adulation or the “broad mind. y ut cmuco into an implied ap-| Britain imported cool costing 534v» U. M. LAMPSON & CO. most healthful beverage." and withi O4 QIIOOII 81700!

provsl of “.‘\lomlshiue," as, -"T||gg 11 , d o atrengthen- _ . . 001L000 Stet “g an s his Pen “m1 cred“ 1° himae“ “d ‘flagrant impudcnce adapts the London, E. C. 4, England

Gil ll"? c031 lndllflry ‘if Germanylprofit to the reador." and fulsome- , _ - and the United States and otvheiyly commending those "who have,‘Tsllglancllila?lgigufiilgutalgirksfm: PUBLIC AUCTION SALES

countries. It is estimated, that liieifirgsea it, (to) look it up and read‘ Observe“ writings m which he is l- n-eplying. ills sombre shadow-“Elle- 0P RAW FUBS R-preaented by

I vicw"»-repeats the travesty~in Wednesday's eulogy. ALFRED FRASER 212 Fifth Avenue

As for the releases from jail, that New York

zoo m Imported Spruce tuna.‘ 200 M Islsnd Spruce Latlil.

Then “listening across the Lowest possible prices.

of

van the idreams and the music that the‘

piper brought," she tells of the fllm- Valemmes beafing ‘he mwersocial life of the early settlers, the familiar trade mark, “Zilsde in Ger-

lllt of the Highland songs, the tell- lmanlh" were mid 1hr°ugh°ut Caving and hearing of the ancient. all‘ some "1 11mm ‘Vere artistic’ tales as neighbors and friends gathu "me ‘)1 1118'“ were cheap aml cred at each other's homes, not for trashy, but all of them, artistic m" gossip but for friendly chat and cheaii- °°1lld have bee“ made m reminiscence. Many quotations, C3113“- Hmlsehold utensils ma“ ancient tales and traditions, arelorder to escape work and be she, '1“ Germauy are o“ Bale l" a" most interestingly interspefseilltered and fed at the public cost. hardware 51°11“ This 15 not m" throughout the article, making it‘ . women can take cam of the to Canada. perhaps ‘he mo“ valuable conuql The arm" 9v“ h" 11°11'11" 1l1°lhmne with all that such care

L331 7931' 1°“ 1° ‘he "Blue M lzution Mrs. MacLeod has made Miysdlliowird atlaefisoalducvlvthaft: ltvme h“ meYlientslhow much is known about 363100413115 dolls to the value of u“, early Island history. happiness’ {IBM the s" 22151513: the structure of the ‘body. about 2135.000, were imported to Canada‘ In the space a, our disposal m, m “me of a" the teachings of, rfgrifiuflollilzootirysotegeoaezhrot,bogs; 11°11‘ G°l'm“y' The“ mum a“ thing like justice can be done to Sacred IScripture, the pulpiland thel lungs. kidneys and so forth. How have been made in Canada. More- this splendid article’ but we woumunany laws that have been enacted: gnetiiitrlh ilglrtlit féilndvytillgc: fgggitetliéc 11'" Gamma c“ “ever new“: ‘helstrongly advise our readers — es Es;;i‘g:l::{c'°s1;:l:1;l‘°;fb°ll“: 1:91: the ‘firrofidbr tueutai distur-bancofl country it 00811110 b0 liillll ii Prof 8cm“ our Scottish readers _ to: . >. a Kigali 1c: on t e - _y processes, the effects 1W1! 115 11"“ Wmmial m““""'*°“‘"3:ouuroyu copy ul’ the Dalliousie Rte-ling: 0,591,120xizgsfgmzilsrflgfzzfavef‘ilnunoihudsiititlifriices upon the ere from foreign competition. Ger-Qview for January. and read it gorjowmg m the wide deming: £531’, Tgiiiassishuottth: study of rréidlciueli mo!!! l! 111191‘ “mrld 1rade’ and "oihemselves. |the multitudes who have acquiredg not he degrgsltlteli lbyyglkingoallnwilti- one camblame her for if. Her moth-v‘ ________.>_____ lithe drink habit. These combined‘? 1.911159"! 111191981 l" 1111'"- l1°ily 0i

Toymaking districts were luclud-' ' ibrought into the trade somewhere;

. S there anything, says the Ottaqbetween the bottom and the top.

‘d m a ‘our of German industries‘ ' J rnal that the King Gov-Wile smuggler, the bootleggi-ir Elli-i! made recently by Viscount Ssndou,» F“ °“ _ ' ‘ y d m t “he, lawless persons in everyf MP. In the Nineteenth Century hef emment W“ ed it Youldn t o a country of the world. THE that an ‘auras-ins cmeylt hasu’t done? Vie are prompted b

"- SCRAP BOOK

The drink evil may 1b¢,i|1d we t t '|| b f h " "_'—' . rus w: e urt er abated, but A sEmEs, OF LITERARY QUOTATIONS FOR

it is vain to hope that it will be! BOOK LOVERS

wholly removed in our day. Many/i temphrahce laws have been env. ~ ewno-oveoeoeeeeeeeeeuw acted, but the best, of these needs? Thursday, Feb. 17th.

fished years for an echo

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» L. M. Poole 8t Co.

PAOLFS WHARVEB

rkishom Found Sell-

yourselfl water, over-

‘tlo evidently, a record- I am, Sir. cic. OLD~TIMER

i

I

i} 4 entrust-t TRADE conomous |

F01). 1s 1021.

{<0}- “KINGPS COUNTY," A VIEW

‘ed, and fearless critic (who) wields

it Srhtezn the “euknown German at ‘to ask the question over the au- 8 . _ .

made to markets is illustrated byincuncement that new ships are'tof the ca“ o! an Englishman ‘who-be built for the Merchant Marine.

bought a my for his son m scmjSix years ago, when in opposition, ‘and for one shilling In movmgdhe Merchant Marine was the Lib-

wml ms mmfly m Germany me my eral party's pet aversion. That, it.

. h f was broken anti it was then noticed} hem’ it mmmg 9159i was 1 e :00 m be of German maka A duplicate of Tory incompetence, and of ory

I ,

l To answer every vagary of cre- ative fancy that appears lu print gwouid be an endless and unprofit- iable task. To secure attention u is ,wrlted should. especially In attack. w ‘bring his utterances within sonic lmeasure to the truth. liad that.

WORDS OFTFN MlsusEnflcorrcsmndent of “unusual flavor"

dealt In truths and facts 110 might Don't say “fllle l1 11 slllendlfl "lush of attracted a greater attention. clan." Say “talented. 01' i111 119i

, , ‘The first deception of “Kim,” c0g1giifg§d' MlSPRONOUNrGBDHLmlmy ' is "‘ amgm“ “m1 ‘"1’ l’

,Ders “has Iicclr" with tliosc

ee-e-e-eeoe-e DAILY LESSONS § IN ENGLISH

By W. L- Gordon

not the Prohibition Commission's crk. and they are not on that job. =Tlify but him there and then their control ceases. Nor are they ro- quirod i0 supply a coast guard on Jill our shores to prevent smug- fcirutr. That is tho work and duty ‘1 0i‘ the (Juatmus Department of‘ the a‘ ldedcral Govcrnlnrent. lit is s truth

ille 5110mm oi’ every educative, per? suosivo. moral and religions, ropes

and effort behind it. llt is in thisfilordano Bruno burnt, 1600; Moi. field 0f educative moral suasloniiere died, 1673.)

(Michael Angelo died, 1563-4;

f - k t d my made by the “me firm wasifnlly, and wee s were spen an _'____ Mm

' tit h h bnugm to replace u ‘or eiglmpagcs of Hansard use 0s ow ow

marks than approximately equal lulu‘? Whole enterprise w“ insanity;

eight ghmmgs m "mm That lslrhow _,the ships were useless, and

u“ my w“ so“ in Germany wherelhow it would pay Canada. to take

It w“ made’ ‘or eight "mes the, tire whole fleet of! Halifax and sink

price in Scotland to which u had l1"1'11°“1"“°°-

bew gimme‘; ‘ Mr. King didn't sink the ships. u ‘s dlmcu" we 8am“ m guarmOn the contrary, he ate crow to the

Hams, “ch persistent trade hunviextent of widening their operations,

lng, but at least an effort should be‘ and by trying 1° use them to break made to save Canadian trade andmn alleged ocean combine; and at Industry (or Caundmnl the end of six years, we flnd him- lbullding new ships. The West In-

_j-¢e>——-— HIGHLAND FOLK SONGS wiles Trade is to be saved by cali-

end effort that there seems to have fbeen a sad falling offlu recent Years. And when this work is re-f isumed with earnestness and zeal; ‘we may hope for better observ-j 111100 0f ‘iellllierance laws even in so sober a community as Prince; Edward island. I v v The cost of living la Increasing again after a period of decline. The‘ official tables take account only of’ certain article of prime necessity! such as food, rent. fuel, some 2g! articles or classes in all.

There lest? ere many other articles and closes-rum“ ‘men 111° 19mm“ °1 Beymid‘ Ia

"How dost thou contrive, Mich- ael Angeio, to cut the marble into slices as a child carves a. chest- nut? Of when steel were thine unconqueretl chisels formed’! And what sturdy side's sustained you. all ye fertile artists and workers, whom no matter can resist, and who can cause your dream to flow entire into color and bronze?" —Gautler.

A0000! l11- 11°1- "elL - :"‘had the teiucrity -

mlumn , to criticisc— w Industri-

‘and to express opinions (which); ltlltiy hadfl Perfect right lodo. In? ous, asslduous, active. oedulousqtntflne of my “Thlngs did I (luemon 111153’. . 5 "rig t" either to have r WORD S/TUDYI "use "- “'°'d express "opinion". My argutllenttn‘ three times and it is YWFB and the abundant proofs furnished‘ L9; usllncrease our; \:;0c1;5l11‘11l;1;i'1l_1g’ iraverebnever aimed at honest oplu-i master ng one W01‘ - ‘I on. ut a ainst untruths - day's word: BNCRTJDULQUSI 1e"serations.gn'hich no uuflmiiuixai fusing belief? 81911119111 ‘H9 ,l,1~°"l1‘ight to hand out to the public uu-i teued with an incredulous mind. trier the disguise or m“ i T}? ' In the same misleading “the efforts of fto belittle the operations of the] ‘lsmilflgling fleet." This is another I-rvi-‘restlon or his inventive gelling} ‘ here was no ‘ ‘ 0f my articles of this fleet.

inventory- OFTEN MIBISPEULED: SYNONYJHIS: diligent.

Guiding Stars-There can be no life without faith and love-faith in a human heart, love of a. lhuman being! That Ii0llCll of‘ grace, whose help once in life is the privi- of the most undeserving.

strain he ‘Observer’ | Dally‘ Selections

FOR Guardian Readers

nd in contemplating there the

'11s a claim to

'lng in the despised Merchant Mar~

i , o expense which the average cnyftxerrtliude immaterial and precious

ed and appealed for mo

however that they wont to got after the smuggled liquor after it is lauded. The few possible inspec~ torswhich they can employare not onrmpresexit, and cannot be the landing ground of every rum runner. it is here that the law abid- ing temperance citizen can show his Zeal liv quickly ‘hmveylng lu- formation to the proper officials, 213d it is here that some have ifail- ‘MY claim that “every day and l" “Ely will’. we are setting bet- ter and better?" seems to worry our friend. l estaibllshed that fact l1!’ "iiefluivocuble evidence. but l did not. as he imagines. offer it superlative efficiency cement. 1 never con- tract that we have not