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~ 4 o¢¢¢o+o+»o4o+oo4-oo-_¢oo»+_o¢¢¢ lwrlitkm by Loi°iYf.li‘isln-r. or iiui-rest, as »,

, \. _ ,- ‘uiven in the Daily 'l‘clecrapli. it ~

_ _ » ~‘ ' ~ - seems, by the way. to hart- escaped

t' 7 * ' ~ 1 ` .‘~ 1 ' ’ ' - ' . - thefnoiice of those wrliinn sketches

lu , ` . lytollluon A. A. uA_n'|‘ui.'l'r, Pn»|¢¢n\P_,H _ f U, dl ,_ I th I _ _, H, m (<un_ I

aw (uw) In ndva»en:`Lq_J.l\.l|UI\NE'l"I‘. plltornua Pnbiuhei- l ud~i as second i » - l i' iii

_ .“__ ¢" v ._ ‘_ _ D_ K_ oumun “nd Eu I l _ - . n toiuniani o e

_#_ _ _ _ ' ___ _ _ _ li' ¢¢|`,l_ The Season of Bad Manners. tiaet which took part inthe Cliuiiipiiiin -

,._,*.* 0 6 3 llln. at le (lui

l'l`erienti°na\i5 at Qucbr-i in 1008 His

16: l ___ (New York Globe.) ling was on the .\lbeniiu'le-_ one the

` * " ' `~' , -- -~1'-"“I' -"2-1'-1"" ' ff- -"2 _ __h‘_` _m““'“`h“ ’il“'>' 0l` C011:-:hs rock-_iiaitleslilps which clinic in :ulviince oi'

"*“‘l~‘ '“ ‘?l`0“'dt‘ll places is the iiioi-it thc indomitable. the Prince ol Wales

Ol R '|`R.\l)|‘] HA L.-\N(‘l<], dangerous person ut large ai this iimel (now Gem-ge v_) SMI, I_~~‘,“. _H Que

“change between Canada and United States which placed

the value of an American dollar bill at’$1.10 in Canada- New by iiiiiiioiiii oi- piieuiiionili, nt'

and of the Canadian `dol1ar bill in the United States at 90

cents. This means that for every thousand dollars worth me m__In‘M":_';”n§’___fe _ u ‘ ¢ ~ _ I 'C. of goods purchased in the United States by a Canadian no ,,,,.,. ,,,,,,,,, M ,,,,,_,,,_ bu, he dm.

merchant he must a $1,100, and the Canadian consum

P Y - _ -A -

cr must Pay ten Per cent. more for the goods than would “‘"- '"“"'f‘ =ii'\° "nil-<=\n<\n of him. one

cannot ride in any public vehicle oi-

be demanded by original cost, legitimate profit, freight

uoilars.. lhc homes oi` pool- p¢=_0|,|L-m-`

berculosis gains another victim 0| IWO, and ierl n

more than nioit profi-ission`ul ciiniln

l`l“9Qll¢‘l1t :mv public place wiihoui

and_duty. And all this for the simple reason that we_are ,,,ee,,,,g ,,,,,,_‘_,,,,1 ,.,,,,,,,,m ,M ,,,,,,,_,_,. buying more goods in the United States than the United or _bong \»i<-iiiiiiiai by mm. ii is in States is buying from us. There are over one hundred who made the infincnzn eimcinit- million people in the United States and only eight million “"‘”“"°“”‘ 1' ‘S "“ “1“° "'“‘“‘“ Wi"- of us, Yet we eight buy more from them than the whole wr “” “““"‘°""°”‘?` '“`““°"' ““” ‘S , d _ d b f _ _ th b I f largely a miiticr ol runnners. People nun ie _ uy rom us. is 1 ience m e _ a ance o who sph 1,, ,,,,,,1,.. plan.. do so 1,... trade aided no doubt b s eculators on both sides of the suse no opinion mai they earn -ib<>ui‘ i.. hi can ni a¢»si.»g_`

7 y l) ~ ‘ U ' ' 'g g

line, costs us ten per cent. more than it would if we were *"1* "ff <'°"1i°i1"“‘d the vi‘n~fn~f-I - \ t t lv _ _ They _do it to show their spirit orl (1,0m|(,n Imily ;\1ail,)

rue 0 0l.l1`Se QS

' ' ’ ' ' ' their '“‘l9l’*`“d"n°‘“- li “lakes ‘h‘f“\‘ lh‘iii.~;h :isti°oi\oiiiei~s who ivzitclied

Going into our stores we find large quantities of

(eel iiianly. Cougiiinu in public plac-

0l` >'f‘Hl‘. Hehas b\it to open mgl _ _ _ .l 1 i‘|_ ll

_ _ wrelcl ‘d | ; ~ . ._

Our recent despatches told of another Jump .in ex- , low ii;-Liiaiflodlilis"lllil-“i(l:<ll;li§<i;u::;7

‘he possessed tlio high nuval qiiuiitie he°hr.s shown. Lord Fi:-Iiei-‘:i opinio'

odnilrais are born, not niaiic. .\'zi.~i

'icitui' non til. Jelliicoo is Incompiir

able ns the coxxiuiandcr of ii iicel, but io pi'op-up nn effotc Aiiniinistriilion he alloived himself io hc cajoieii iiwiiy iroiu his great posi ol duty. I told tho ihirdnneiles (‘oniniisuioii (why they asked me I don'i know) limi .ieilicoc hail :ill the Nelson iiilribuic-ra except one-lie is totally \\':intiii;`.: in _iho :sill of insiibordinliiloii. Nelsoifs i.'i‘eiii :iriiie-\'eii\eits ivcro :ill :aolelydue to hir. ilisoiieyim; oi-tiers."

Ci-rtniniy ratlier ai _strniigc rule ul

roiitiuci lor on udrniral to lay down.

ilu- iotnl eclipse ol' ihc sun in _\ia3'

goods manufactured in the United States and selling of- as _is ii ia.-S .i<.m,,,,__,,,. of-f..,,,.a_ il km ww ,,,___l'b_, ,,,__,,,,L,ml,,\S ,h___,. ten in preference to equally good articles manufactured duo' show non-inc ninn- own Inch uf im-ii ..i~o\».»<iiii.iiiigiil_'|ii<t» imni<»i~, is

‘ni ii in ilioii .is oi' .i spoili il child \\ho

in Canada. » i It '~' ‘ ' '

Sieakin ` to a roccr in the citv he informs us that '“‘ i"""",""`"‘ “_‘““"‘ ‘° “"“**“‘*"' '*\'»‘iii.~i-it-ii of ii.-iii.

stihject to _i:|':i\"it:itioii and iiiuy he do

I g g ‘ _ , _oinloit oi oiliciis. Iluil iiioiiiiers h..\i-_ Tm, nlmwl, was m_`;.u__HL,,\ _U 3

while Canadians necessarily purchase many lines of Uni- ted States goods that are not produced in Canada the

also buy Aiiicriciiii goods when they could get fully 'food valin- in Caiiailian goods. United States fruit, aiso,;

?é<<

" -- -» -‘_ __ - - i'z".i'.< ' 1; 1 l" ` nr ~_., .___ such as 1-aisiiisi. wiiicn of coiirsc cannot 130 f~""0‘V“ 1" ( *mf :il-l`.-..il\\-.il-‘miii: 'l~ii.:’<-ii1.li.i?ll.;-_ ill.. "_`ff\, |,'.`f`(f"`,

ada, are now being imported in car load lots, \\'lici'eas._ ,..,-,.;.»m1_\- an iw.; .',..1,.i.- om., 1... __ _"`\_____`_‘_‘ _,___'__‘>___'__\'__ ‘_ b____'___, a few \'e;ii's'i-i0‘o sc\'eral hii1ifii‘edweie;ht would be suffi-' .ti.iiii\iii»li_ i~ ii 1-<»iii.~iii\iii..ii oi... (___ ,_._l___i_________ _W “__ m__n`___i__

.ii-vii i-onsidercd :in iittrlhutv oi' dun-

fcy:--.c_\', and thc :-'piiiin;: liiihii, ii 'r

" ll lli \ il

"‘l'“"""‘bl" “’ “"5" ha" ll(“"""‘h““ “H llLi;liii;:.'oii llousia 'l`hi~ ilisciisrioii \\';~.:"

'ly ~'~l '~ »> -` I' . iI',l

- » < - ~- o ‘ -n i

lii<>.ii_li .\nioiii.iii iiisloii. i.ni.:li.~li

l‘4 il 'ii l

ioini nioi-lin: oi tho llo_\';il t%oi~it\i_\'u ii- ¢_; .\:~iii'oiioini<';;\ .*4ot'i\-I1-‘ :ii

opvin-il l»_. irc .\.~tioiioinc. il lol. ii

i ‘ -D 7 \ .. . » . _

cient for zinv one of our stores. This is an evidence ofthe 1‘“ "F -‘"“"""“"~ "'“‘ "““ “f““°‘-f~" .hifi on noi. l- .ii sul.,-.-_i, if. ;~.'.»i~ui imi-

ciist of liiglitliviiig rather than the high cost of living. _ _"_"‘l`1 "_"“_""`,““"_'_" “’_‘ _';;_’:__‘_‘;”‘_l_"“_ hi. ou- ..ii.:.~;<\.»i,< no-.»_f_~ in-. 1. i'~»ni1i\-‘H

“ . " . . ii- is siiivli \\ ic vs i ‘ in - _ ii. . w .

. Y _ J ~ .3 . . .. . . ‘ .F _ Q_ ' _ -_ _ w .rx ...I ..i_ i¥.i..l.so.i_ incii ohjoil,

It may bc mentioned heic that a tai load of ia1sin__ ,___ ,.,_uS__m,___ M _,W \_mW_.__ “_,1._,I,,,___ ____ ___ ___________ ____ ___________ ______ _____,

costs $10,000. In accepting' ii draft for a carload a few days ,u,i_i- li... it...-_.I .,,..,,,,t,~..li ,,....,.i.» h.___‘___i_____, _____f,________ _,_ `______,m,_,_ __ mm. _,__,_,_

ago a Charlottetown wholesale nierchant paid $350 ex- iw wnr\<\. uni- inn.-r in-_ .-‘nit-=~~-.~'i»i»:-i-3 ,_ U, __,__,,.,,_,,,,,,, _,W _m___m__, ,,_,. ,_

ld l W ‘H I" U' U ‘M \` "°;"] “A iiii-riaiilii|n:iiii<iiin iisiincd l'Iin~i i ih

change; the exchange on the same draft todaywoii coS “`~* " f " ‘- _ tint-ti

Sl 000. This will give an idea of what an adverse balance

1 in I

’ = ii._ ii n | nl intl iii ~_i i ui .ii .|.l____. __ “___ In 0| ___,l ,_ _ |_____l

of trade lneanb to Canada’ "il i“l"""5 m“""l“` ml" “'"»‘ |"' 'Iwi ol .-°i:lr.< in Iho m»i'_-iiiloiliioofl ol lhl-‘_

he nixi iii.in, .ind .slill ii..i.

-‘st-S."|i‘ t'i\l`1',: i ‘." '_

ph ir i niii

In this province we do not directly import very ...ostliuiiui-.».-siiililii i.~.iv.»|i|i_'.- I-f»n\i»=~.n_~' W, ,H ,,,.,,,_,_ ,_, ,md UH, “,l_._,h_,__ ,hm

1 much American goods although considerable quantities one =-nfl =='i\\ <'iW'fi1'~<' '><‘f~"°' =~ Hr* __ ,,.,.,,. ,,, ,,,,_ ,__,,,,,_ ,_,,,_.,,\,___ W,__,,,;_,l _‘___

are being i'ccei\'ed through Canadian agencies. Yet the "“""““f’”"“". '.""", "“"""_"""_ ‘_"`_“““_"‘_ i:i.»~.- _.wi-...~ in p:il....;_-.-_.pin iilim little we buv added to' what Canadians.elsewhere buy _'ffl "_l"'_'_"'_.,`,"" f,',`_,,if:ff:.,,_.;.‘_"\f;:.“],;.l T..f‘T‘f"f_“f"_“‘i" *“ ‘““ i" "“" "“"‘ "‘

~ 1 ul

1 ~

shi in ollivr \lo‘il~= lo ilnd oi-i

boo “cle inipressed uith iii- ea itil.

S _

is expressed ns follows: "Lilac poets.

“THE HABERDASHERV"

A Man’s Store For Mcn’s Gifts ‘

New York Ties Pure Silk Hose

Silk l\/iuii`lei's Wool l\/lufiiers Wool Sweaters Suspendei' Sets

Auto Gloves _ Silk Lined Gloves Wool Lined Gloves

Jaeger Gloves Suit Case 'Umbrellas Velour Hats - ' ` Walking Canes Collai' Bags _

Smoking Jackets Dressing Gowns I

Suit Cases `

Club Bags lllacliiiiaxvs Fine Siiiis (li ercoats

Hl<]Nl)EitSON AND

L-Ui)lVl()RE

Q ,

N7.

_ "1

make up the total of our ad\'ei'se,balai1ce. lt is another ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,_.; ll... ,~i-_-hi .., ii \il»f-niioii.-l;:",____',QM U, Ml, ',,_‘,',,_i _,___ _,___ Ei- - - -1-~ ~-- proof of the economic folly of buying awa_v_ from home in- iii-.f»i~ii_\ ii. ,.ii.i<.~`ii.~».»ii l»i.iil»:.imi» ny \_______ _M_______, mg .Ml in _h_____ _,Mi ,_, M., ,,,,.,,,_ 1,-;,,._,. ,,_,,,,,, ,_,,,,. ,,,,,,_,. stead of at home and the present lesson is a costly one. fr \\\=~.i<'>H'-‘- ls.-_...,.....i in-Us in-s,i|.i>..i~iio.,.| oi on sim “‘= il" Stuck _iluav wnni luv lil" -'nf

_ _ , . . _ ‘ t. _ _ , _ _ __ __ _ loiid and we l:\r|iici's could go iiliviid

That our good Canadian dollar bill should be quoted on ___ __ _ ____ Jemm in \<»1i.~»-»<n~.~»no~ nriiii- .~ii.i.- _-.».i\ii.i- um, pm,,,u_,, ,,,,__ __._,m.k ,,,,,,,,,,,___ ,,.,. the American market at 90 cents is humiliating and an, 'S ° ' ‘__“`,"> ‘\‘_""_’_ T"“T"“"'f""` "_`f""` _”“‘_"_‘_`_"l°" ‘_""““‘__1_<_'_'_‘_;_1:f; full \'=~_\nn f_i_i- iii<»m__ii_i - - - _ _ H ` _ ii.. . rillciln-_ in up i‘ 0. vi py :1\;.' :-'i ' ‘_‘ are pu iili ii' iiizir o. ingustice bi ought upon us b_\ ouisclves. _ mil-<.m<» soil-.> ,__,_,_,_,,m__ __ M. -|_,,,,,,,__,l,_,_,,l___ ,,l_,___ ,,,,_ 'ri,..,- Wm |,.. .,1,,..,,, __,..\, ,,, hw, ,,,_

We must learn to buy Canadian lnade goods 1 Tllc \'iHli ill' l¢0\‘il -l0lllU‘"` W T‘"“'"‘ ioiiir-il i'i‘on\ whit-h tho ilvlloclioii 'ii' llywmj (lf hm'm\g ‘fi kiwi) mlm Um Ur

- ~ - _ » ,_ _ .- -. w Q » _ _ _ iii‘r‘i\__vi>i\i‘.~‘. . ,- ii", . z '; '~ '-

In the great majority of cases our preference for Ameri- .°,“"'*“-“ -*" 'f‘1~‘°‘ ‘_‘f"‘_ ‘ "“‘ oil- .stills limi. 0.- lilo it-if. imimi. l_,,,,__ _,_,,_,_ ,,,,,.,,`_,.,,f,1‘,,,‘,`,,,\,§§,"_],,.f.‘,‘,§,

can goods is due to the fact that they are more largely ”"”" < "'i""*‘“‘ =""’_ ““‘ ‘-""‘-“““ *"‘-“""'»“"“"- *HIPS ff"'il\c-'c\~'<>\1lil he In-'l<1 and nl-

. L ` _,, ~ - f-W .,_, `i..ir<~ li\i;n iihtziiiicil," 'iviiiiiiiu-il Siiulir -'u_l=1lIl|i Sulcs ill the full.

advertised than Canadian goods, not that the latter arf inferior. The reputation of hundreds of articles has beer made by advertising addressed to the taste and the un- derstanding of the people. Our Canadian goods properly advertised can hold their own against any competition What we now need is to ask for and buy Canadian goods _

I Major-General Sir Frederick Maurice, the distin `

guished British military critic, dismisses thestory tha Germany has a great army hidden away ready to mak' , war as a mere “scare.” He declares, in a most positiv way, that Germany has not a secret army and is not in position to place in the field and maintain any body c. troops, which could resist effectively the forces that Focl can set in motion. This fact, he says, is perfectly well known by both the British and French authorities. Ger many, it is true, has an organized body of police who ar armed and trained as soldiers, on the ground that the are necessary for the maintenance of public order. Th _ number and distribution of these forces are known. Bu I Germany has today no bombing airplanes, very littlr heavy artillery, no tanks, and, above all, she has praticallj no navy. Further, and perhaps most important of all General Maurice points out, it is not possible for Ger _ many to concentrate rapidly in one area the force. she possesses. I

The standing army of Germany today is estimate(

to number 400,000, and, in accordance with the terms' o the Treaty of Peace, it has to be reduced by March 2-list of next year to 100,000 men and 1,000 officers. In thesf circumstances, General illauricc says, it would be suicida _for Germany to attempt to resist by force such demand - as the Allies may dccidc to niakc. The only object, li/ says, that those who have raised the l>og'c_v of a secre army can have in view, is to siiggcst that the Allies ar not strong enough to enforce their demands, and if thi be the motive it is, as he points out, an incentive for Ger many to resist.-Ex. r

uoiuiixo rl-:'|‘|~:u 'ro i'_\ i' i'.\i'|.

mn-1»-i *` '

' ' ` The Patriot, in its _vesterday`s issue elaborates in de

tail the govei‘n_ment’_s proposal to utilize the federal roar S_'1`ant_ Which, when in opposition, it denounced with al gie v_igor it was capable of. At that time, according toth atri_ot, the federal road grant of 40 per cent of the ex penditure on roads, was a diabolical scheme to get thi poor farmers to_ pay the other 60 per cent. The Bell Gov

irnment with its wonderful capacity for doing thing: as c nvertedr the curse into a blessing It proposes, t(

’ take $15,000 from revenue _and use it as/,the nucleus of 2

_ 1.0811- “With $15,000” says the financial luminary of the ._§_’3_§riot, “with which to payintersst, we can borrow $25,.

even if we have to pay six per cent for it. With thf

surplus over the $15,000 there is ample to provide a sink-

Daily Selections for

Guardian Readers

ti Furnished by W. S. Louaon

svMPA'ri-iv ' ‘

_.»og_--

' the way hiird und tliorny, oh, my

brother? _

Do tenipesis bout, and fidvcrsc wild

winds -blow?

ml ure you spent, und broken nt i-.iicli

iiightiall, ‘

Yet with each morn you riso unfl

onward go?

vother, I know, I know!

l, too, have journeyed S0.

i your heart mad with longlllli. 0ll»

my sister?

Are ull great piissions in your hrciist

nglo'.v‘.’

.ics the white wonder of your own

soul hlind you,

And are you torn with rapture and

with woe?

Ester, I know. I know!

l too, liiive suffered so.

i the road filled witii snare and

quiclistntl, pilgrim? _

Do pitfiiiis lie where roses seein to

grow?

id linve you soiiietinics stiiniliied in ` the darkness. And are you .liriiised and scared hy

nuin_.f ai blow'.‘_

`_f:r’.in, I know! I know!

E. too, liars' stiiiiihleil so.

v "S _

>"."_\'oii' s-_-ii,| iiiir_i'e'bellii{ii§ 'cry an

d _

qiii-iuioii, i

As iuoi'liiiiy_ hours pass sill-n\l_\' iindl

slow.

:ws _voilr liisistvnt "\vliereforc" hrinfil

no »\ns\vi~|'_

\\`hiic si:-rs wax pnc with walcliinu

' und rlroop low? ~ ` too. hnvi- uiiosifoiii-fl so, 0

llui now l now, I know!

`o toil. io strive. to 1-rr. to i-ry, ii.

;:i‘o\.\', ,

'l`o lovi- through :|l|-- this iii the wa

to know. ,

ELLA WHEELER WILCOX.

Siph 'i`lioinson in sluinniiiip up ilicilis- ` iussion; “ii is noi the iiiscovcry ol' an

|onil_\ini: islnnil, hui ol ii \\'liol»‘ contin- liinl ol' lu-\\' _:=i'i01itlii<‘ id(-as ol' tho

i _ . _i'§i‘(‘.itv:~‘t iiiipoi‘tnliCs: iii éioniii ol lilo

linosl l`unil:iiiii-niiil qii\'slions connected ;wilh plij-'.~<ic.-:.' it is llie ;;i'i»zii<~st diri- isovery iii voiiiir-i-iiuii witii ;:\':i\'iinlloiil lsini-0 Noivtoii iiiiiiiiclziteil ilizit princi-

Iple, :ind one oi' tho ;_',i'eiitcsI iicliicvi- ‘nicnls in_ the history oi` huniun ‘ thought."

` Live Stock Yards

Sir:-I tiiki- this opportunity ol' ex-

prcssiinr; my appreciation ol' thc many articles that liave iippeni'cti in >'<>\1l‘ paper lzitely by yourself iiiid otliers uiidoi' the above heading; The benc- tits to he derived froin this method oi' doing biisiucse-x hos ‘heen so well outlined that there is little init for nii- to say hui as _ii iarnicr I don`t think thcrc is ony other one tiling that wouitr iiiiviiuce tho interests of thc live stock business :is much. In- stead of us _looking for ii market as at present the innrket would coino hero to buy our stock from Newfoundhind, Haliiiix. Sydney. St. Johns, and 9*/011 _tho llnitcii States and In competition

»' -ip . ‘Ek .,'~,;.-_---_:_

1 .I i" 9 ` I A I

-i ~%"f*i;»'_fT§--'f~`»*’ i""'*`*ii”’=1f“*,-»i“f'?e?42‘$5' I. -I “"".fls_-j-i-; rio, -:_»;'1tf `. U !‘**‘= -_ . R* \ ,. V. /. P __

‘_ ';"'»;‘ I fi’ Sf' -6`l‘lL._,KE i :N`.EY"??.~__ ¢3€li.'.i

'i'i~.»‘-V; §_;pf{.'ii , 'iii _ __ fff"'27le5|4.ff~' ` 23 nic PFW

_.ff

ug fund with which the principal can be redeemed in at 'easonable number of years. -With $250,000 in hand we :an then-approach the federal government and obtain

ay $150,000 more. That w

How the $25,000 borrowed with the aid of the $15,-

ill make in all $400,000.”

@00 grew to $250,000 in this manipulation, we 'shall not top to enquire at present. What the farmers will want

o know is what the Bell Government purposes putting iack into the revenue to take the place of the $15,000,

extracted for this borrowing scheme.

l<.\'cr_vthiiig around the tzirm could

hi- rlisposed ofi`_;ii these solos. So now ii is up to us i`arinoi'.~i io suv It' we nrc lo adopt this iucilioil oi' doiiig our hiisiiiess or are wc s:itisi`h~d witii thi- p_r:~..si-iii sysioin.

Iict us get togeihi-r and I have no

doiihi thc city will help us os the benefits would hc niuluul. I woiiiil _suggest for thc con.-.ii1‘m':itioii ol' the iinisim-ss men oi' me i-ny uno ui_»y _ provide the sell ucting scales that orc luscii' l`or this purpose. _

Let us hear what you liiisiiicss mon

have to say uhout it. I may siiy I hiirc seen this aysteiiifof doing husliiess nilopteil ull over thc Old Country and the fiii'iiiers would as soon think of using thc et-piide tnsteiid of the plow ns going buck to the old sysiciu after uiuuy years in operation.

'Now ii word to brother fi\i‘incrs:-- D011 f~ be bf\CliW1l_rd In coming t`oi'w:ird, as ihcre is .plenty oi’ work for us nl] to do, :ind it will never he done untii

\ve_t.'o it, of \\'hii‘h niore anotlii-r iinic.

'I hilllliillil YUU sh' l'or your vulunhlc

s|izii-4-,

I mu sir, etc.,

FARMER

l l

__:.__.-__ _._ _ , __ _ ._

- -,_»~.J¢.__

THE REASON WHY

WHAT MAKESNA SOAP §UBBLE7

A liuhhlc i»1iiicrcl_v ii hollow hail ot'

\\'otcr with iiir iiraiilo, The air in coni~ ing up iliroulgh the waiici' in trying: to i"--o out ii’ wail-r is cziiiglil in iii-3 \~.'uicr in siich :i wily :is to torin thc liuhlili>_ und since thc tihilily ol’ ilie air inside_ol` the liiilihlc to rise is izrcatcr than that of ilu- water wliicli torins tho hulihlii and which has ii inn- dsji1i~_v io p-ill ii down, ilu- hiihlile i"si'~=i into thc ur. The wuicr iifill is vi~r_v thin ond laicps running down to thc hoitoin ol' tho hall. whcrc you see it forni into drops, and soon this nlukes liio \\'nll_~; ol lhv wiitcl- huiililii so thin 'that thc uh' hursis ihrouizh the 'nail oi' waiter. and that is,

~ ...___

~-Froni the hook ot' \Vnndcrs_ Puli-

lished and (‘opyrIghted hy thc lhir»ui| of lnlustririi Ediication, ini,-.__ \\‘i\=ali- ington. IJ. i`.

BOSTON GETS REPORT

OF DERELICT AFLOAT

BOSTON. Dec. l0.-.~\n iiiiideiitliicil derelict. believed to he ii schooner. was reported in latitude 451.00 norih loiigitiiilc 60.47 in wireless iiiessiigos i~oi-civrd yesterday from the steiiini-r Luke l~‘zii'aliee, bound from Ilui-Ivo, Spain, for this port via the Azores und llzilifnx. The vessel was ilonliug hot- toin up :ind was hearing 95 ile;.,fi‘»-i-s ivest l'i‘oni (`iipe Slible, ii distiliicr ol 54 miles.

TIGER DINES WlTH

KING AND QUEEN

LONDON, Duc. 12.--M. (‘lrniciirciiu

went. to Biiifkingliiiiii Palace this iii-

WHY DOES AN APPL E TURN BROWN WHEN CUT?

The reiisoii is that when you out nn

npple, the exposure to the iiir of tho Inside oi' the apple utilises u iilieiiilcal iflizinge to luke place, due to the effect lllfi €‘XI~'t-Zeal in the air has on what is scient_lt1cally known as the enzyniesi in UW l\i>I>l0- Or what we coniinoniy culled the “i`ernieiits." When the peel is iiubrokcn ii protects the inside of the ripple nguinst this ni-tion ivy the 0X)'t£vii. The brown color happens io he due to ihe ciieinicul action. The

nctioii is siinihil- to the notion of the

,air on wet or dump iron or. steel,

ternooii_ where he hiiii it-.i \'.'ith King George and Queen Mary. lii the cvcn- iul: lie dined witii Earl Ciirzon ot Koiilcston and__L:idy Curzon and Inu-r visited n thetitrfif

It has been learned froiii ii Frenilll

source that the disposition iiispliiycil by 'the British repiesentativcs in the _conference is considered excellent and that both Hides are pleased witii the progress of negotiations on \'1|1'- ious iuatters discussed today. 'l`lii-so included the Adriiilc siluulion und Russia. _

The confereniic will he rosuuicd

Saturday, and it is possible that -ll- (`.-Ieinenceau may prolong his still' 1" London even heyond Sunday.

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‘Peter” has always kicked about it and We anticipate, i pretty vigorous kick from our farmers before they al- ow themselves to be chloroformed with such a dose as

~rite scheme with a certain class of financiers bu

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