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‘ V - nn: Cnarmrnzrowu cuniinniu -' i' FEBRUARY °i"°'°“1' _

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illiarlullatuirn iluarrlian

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olde, Atherton. Sour-lo and Montlgue.

London Gilles. Marconi House, Otrlnd, W.C.

Pruruont ii.A.sonr¢tt

_ sacred edifice and from every public building through o

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months have given Canadian manufacturers fresh oon-

nc il __ _ _ have learned lessons of adaptability wltiqh 0_8!! never be wholly lost. Two years ago no one would have

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Sunday, April 23, and it is asked that above every ‘ ' _ V ‘_ _ `

_` ut the Empire, theblood red cross of St George, ‘ the i ' I I i V _. l

t ‘ ` ` -g _.__ meteor flag of England] the sure sign of victory shall : ~ _ ~ V ` ' t be flying on Easter Sunda it day of remembrance. _ - V _ -

1 _

D The unpreeedented conditions of thc last eighteen _

tidence in their own powers, a confidence that will _ ` ‘ ` ‘

scarcely be dissipated by the return of peace._ Some ‘ _ I ‘ER

w industries have come to stay, nd older industries Q - _

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said that the Dominion in a few months could have

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Managing Editor .... .. ..................... J. R. Burnett 3?°0mPll5lle(l ‘Vila-f it has in ‘he lllcfease 0f Pf°dUCti°“» \ - l “___-___:_:_______A_____________________________:_______________::_________:__________;___________________________________ thg nugmgiitqffon of expo;-[5 and the favoumbh gg- ` 50

i adjustment of its foreign trade balance,

lt is indeed clear that t_he_\vhole_Empire has been Mr. Carter is Well and favofably

awakened to a new appreciation of its own resources - ~

A andpotentialities, In discussing Britain's trade policy belng an and

. the other day Mr Riinciman told the Imperial Parlia

One of the mysteries of thc war was the arrival ,nent that ii wonld be a poney under which ~- there . . _ _ _

in llaiiipton Roads. Virginiil. On Til'-‘StlHy. of thc _shall be no essential article for either the arts _of peace of Nn'

THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 3, 1910.

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British passenger liner .'\Pp-lin \\'ill1 I1 Gi-‘fmiln l>fi2° or war that ive cannot produce within either Great l

crew on board, as reported iii our telegrams yesterday. llrimin or the Empire" The Wa" Sn-eet 'Journal and f\\`f0ffli“8 I0 }'@5l¢"”‘l3)"S lelfgmm Ulf' -'\Pl>i1l“ “'35 other American publications accept the British Minis-

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puked up by the (iermans in \Vest .\frican waters te 'S Statement as fm-eeasting the abandonment of p

and brought to .1 United States port as a prize. Free trade. The journal says: " When the British

lt will he remembered that the Appairi had been Empire was summoned in war She found She had no

Civic Im rovements and- believes- in making this City one of the best in the

‘_

- prising business man and well-known i _ ’

I' of Butterick _

thoritative Pans and New York fashions and advance

information

P0-“itll HS l0Sl \\'ilh all hands- 5UPl’0»‘<`<llY 0" Janllflfy sugar, no zinc, and very little copper iii Iier whole D of P T

10. _ll0f_lll‘\\'0Sl Of -\lllll€ri-1. 0_ll€‘ Of ll°l‘l'_ lif§b0I1IS hfl\’il1g Empire. She found Cariada rich in natural resources, been picked up somewhere in that vicinity. She be- the producer of gold, silver, lead, zinc and nickel in h I . ‘

l0llfl\"l 10 lllc lifiiisll Illld -‘\fl'it`-111 Slifllm -\’2lVig¥lfi0ll abundance, but without a refinery in the entire Domrn- Q'

Coiiipariy and had on board 8;' first-class and 8lVV i0n_ Now ihe meaning of Runciinnnls deelnrntion is ' P

SC\‘i»I\<l‘t‘lfl»<S li-'l~<-<L‘\l‘gL‘l'-Q. lJL'Si<l0S Il 0l'€‘\\' Of l30~ M05! that hereafter there must be refineries in Canada and '

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of the passengers were English and residents of Lon- war and food Supplies within the Empire and also - . . the Dominion larliameut, and that no

don. while a majority of the crew were natives of th

at protection by armed forces on land or sea is not en- workers tor temperanee to acitvc-t_v in-

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This 84-page spring quarterly style review

contains au-

about style

tendencies, materials, and dress accessories. _...-1 _

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rovlnce ln Parliament to secure such legislation at the present session ot’

call upon all patriotic men and all

].ivcrpool_ The captain was Il. (I, Harrison. There alone thc protection that the British }_jnn,;,-e`wi|| re. di zeresl memselves l" l"°"‘°‘i"g me

irc." Such comrnei ` ` ` ~ ' °

was coiisiilerzible specirlation as to the cause of the tu

- - ~ l lt is significant. The returiiof

catastroplie which was supposed to have bcfallcn her. peace may See ilie Ci-cation of 3 tariff alliance ngninst and 5 In URMAN' R' C' G°FF‘ siilirrrariiii' attack, internal explosion and a gale which the 'I`¢ii¢0iii¢ powci-5_ iogeilici- with renin,-Den] In-,_-fe,-_ ' E

peedy enactment of such legislation.

(Signed) A. W. STERNS. H. SCH-

Advlsory Committee of thc Primit- dward lslnuil Temperance Allittiicc.

pri-\~:ult-tl :ri tht- time, being advanced. l`he value of ences within the British ltmpire. Certainly there must Vote for and Chmlolmown' January' H wh'

thc lint-r :md her cargo was estimated at $1,500,000. hp

closer co operation amongst all parts of the Empire °

'l`lic mystery is now solved, in part at least, She for all time io come _

was captured by a Herman submarine operating ini those waters. .\s to the fate of the passengers and crew, we have as yet no information. That she was not sunk. passeiigers and all, as has been the custom

tlirtiw some liglit on the fate of th_e passeiigcrs. Prob- lii_

siilirriariuc \\':rri'arc by the storm raised iii rieiitral qc

piciori on the part of :my British ships she might lin

fiiriht-r p:irticiilar_< concerning her. ni(

)l~'(

,_ Ag to the Sinking Fund, the only in-

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_Two little boyS_of under _ten were skating on-a to _if nm °“‘;,°t‘,’1" d el’ “B _'fp E formation Councillor Riley gives is ii

. _ . . . t g e t e

f | . . _ ._ _ _ _ y er “ e oes ”° __ that the rate of interest ls higher than 0 tit Litrinin inratts. is itself soinciihatof a mystery th ily frozen canal in jersey City, says Collier s. The information asked tor. As tire ot me ..G0vemment Savings or regular

'I`h:tt (iernian siiliriiririiies have succeeded in getting to ice broke and they disappeared in the water That c°““t'“ f°" 1915 hw” “°t ye” been 1”' Savings Bank rate " Now the Govern-

. . ' l and as Councillor Riley denloa ` .

_i\{ V -_ | __ _ . _- _- _ _ d ] _ _ D ]._ _ , ~ _ sm" ’ _ _ ment Savings Bank rate is 3 per cent.

H111 \\'l tr~ 1~ n<1\\ 1111 e C c'\r Olllll GS Ollr would have been the end of the story had it not been the statement that interest coupons n ____ natural to B me nl nh Cn is

_ _ _ . , iii . . e _ y

dc.~'|>att'lie;-_ prol>:il>l_\' :it :i late hour this morning, will for a young mari named Ira Stringliam. He had left ;‘;_‘;_’;fl ;‘:_l;I}:l}:_‘;l‘f)f’;’l1‘§"ln’(f`s§`°oui’n°§‘_:;?0n;_‘ obtaining 31/, peruhent oii tholi- Sink.

s oiiice in Manhattan as usual and was on his every- the citizens what anfount was paid for _'35 ,l;;‘_'_'itsg igélbgsllllligssfxlengaggtlfi'

ably also .1 new direction has been given to German day walk home after his day's work when he saw thc f)‘£e_,l;‘r'_‘;;e__';,t ‘;)°a‘_'B‘;°';i:_g";'_;’_§ttl“:_’a’;'°{‘|:l(f'per cent thereon, that is to say. tho'

ciderit. \\/ithoiit an instant's pause he raced out amount to thoilobit of the City on the (my 'B losing 1 pe' cam °" “H the

. _ _ _ . , ` . sikr ra iirii 1--

coiiiitrrcs regarilirig the sinking ot passenger ships _'md dived img the black hole where the boys had ‘§_1_’;‘_' ‘H‘_‘;“;‘gbung°‘;:fii{ll§; Egaiflgtei poliiitnlpii this; Rncigiileyltiivnkciit sCiiiii1ilii.

B“lllH lifilicll- -lllfl Sflilillll llll<lCl‘ BriliSl1 fi-WHS. Sl1€‘,\'anislied. And he got them. Their he tried to raise few days, which hi ii very lntlotlnlte 'l"`e““me the slkmg Funds “m°“"r t° C

_ _ _ _ .tl t30.000 intl t

could ca.<il_\' tra\'cr~'c the seas witliout arousing sus- th.; boyg ig Safely on to ilic iw, iligugli iimg aft;-r ‘I‘)‘_;‘_‘,"T_:i_;“ine ;‘|’;_‘f_‘:iyonli'vn|Nn’;"lf§:;°}:dilseailriioiint woulsilotw Kiinnliiiiirnlclerilssciii

_ ie the brittle ice at the edge of the hole broke and week hence and ln my Onlnlon _lt_ is 11 §?,?g¢,p""Iyffff'nwlfetlfixnplgffrmelliféi 3

eiicriiirrter, hut wc shrill awzirl. with much interest lei ilu-in back into the “.ntn,._ Un, nt 1nSt_ with me §;;l_m‘_l_;1l__i__1_‘*_‘_l___1_1_§l__‘1\_l_l’_;t_l¢_*_; ‘_-_l_li‘:;__)?_':'T_‘;_"_§ wns discussed sguipwhpt iii ii glvlc b

i of ropes thrown from the bank, both youngsters ing an orhcialstatcnieut before them or legs:l‘}5oul:S;}lD§_‘;'°wl;f)“Qsilfifavl;“;u‘;f

were hauled to shore--and life. Ira Stringham did me uiuncns d°"'gS for mst year’ and cient back-bone not to be led from a

_ no person with any knowledge ot’ the proper course simply because a num

"Ot follow them- H0 clutched fcebly at the nm of facts Wm doubt gut that me Clvilc noise is raised 'regarding any matter.

the ice, but his strength had been exhausted and his §;‘$"f:B§g_‘]"‘t10”gfe’;nR_'H'§nb_f‘;:t;’::‘h§__ I will _subml_t the matter to any citi.

CANDOR.

For Sale-Clieap. on account of dis-

;-§@__ r continuing tho fresh me-at biisiness,'

w c|v|c F"|l“cEs ended would carry with a large majori- "W°`m°e horses'

ONS

NOT S0 PARTICULAR.

"Uncle, why did you never marry?" "I never found a girl who would

have me.”

"Uncle, somebody’s been fooling

you. Our sex lsn't that particular. `

WISE WIDOW.

"Blank married a rich widow, but

they dori’t got along very well."

. "Whi1t's tho trouble, hor disposi-

tion?" <

"Yes, her disposition to handle ull

her money herself."

Q l 1 -*lay

meister and Friedheim say so.

These world famed artists ha

and each has said: “I prefer the

' ` ' "E il-1 “H W°“ld U0! be the requirements ot" people ot‘ discrim-

Dt-partnicm of I-Iiiticatioii entitled Patriotism. The h0\1r later. “There was nothing to distinguish this ""5 ms “°‘ been d°"° hotter to have invested the full amount' rooting musroor tattoo. Built to givo

_ _ _ ~_ - . ii' . i- , 1 ' _ _ - i 91' 0*" Sillklllg F_U“‘lS *`lll""` lil D0m‘ long and continued uatlsfiictiori under design of thc hooklit is to_einpli:1.sizc the need at the fron? C°““tl°55_ oth" glscir 5'0" 5“.Y;_ lll~lll‘1l"~d5 Oi F33: 3833;iR;’:_";1Zn‘;;°?l0‘;L§d__§_l‘;l{a'lf_i mlon bonds. which could have been nil kinds of ¢,,,n,1|iion3_¢0 Sian.; in, prt~_-.ent _iuiicture of teaching patriotism botli in the Soldiers UTC Ll -` l " ‘ ’

omg 3” mllcl eliry day' so they are' the total amount' of Debentures issued houghtim yield “b°"" 5% per cam °r

well under the constant. use ot' good,

schools and in the homes. “An attempt in that dircc- fired bl’ the Call Wlllcll Sllmmons them to 71 gloflous mst year' ‘md lt W°“l‘1 be -we" mr mm mee the money “Dum have been used had and mdmorem n0rmrnm`S` And

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ ' , it r t br, t' 1 - , \\e¢,,»¢ ,ii rec,-,pi nf n booklet ,ssned by the \,\rc|5h hand could not keep its grin. They got his body an the 15th- Of -lnnuarv and it is po ox. ff_;‘e__;"‘°i;” _d‘““i{ln@_:'°“ P 0 <0" _ Helntzman Pianos are made to moot

'ti

_ __ _ _ n I _ I I 1 R. to purchase our own Debentures at par i tion, says thc booklet, " should, and must, be made Cllfl and S“5tal"¢`d bl’ the exflllll-‘le Of the" Commdes' isiailxiiieintsltrindmilei iligtiiiibiic lintiiii which “'°“ld “Qld 4% pe' cent' “

oy -have done thls~ihr~y arc doing lt ow-and they will ilo it to thc end of

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if the children of \\'alcs, at a great crisis in the history nut Im -Yflllgham lleil-ffl "0 Sllfll Call- N0 0110 W0lll<l l‘°W many D°be“"""’S were amd 'O the am' F' e C ' Mme'

country," True Patriotisni and False Patriotism,”

and kindred topics. Ii is issued iu connection with the observance of the national anniversary|' of St D:i\'id’s Day, the national fcte day of \\'alcs.

money expended upon its publication is money well ca

should be the most important part of the children’s in

turlo. Their elections are held tiu~ following resolution

TAX PAYER.

. - _ G t d t ti t t . I

of the world, are not to grow up with crude mid hill/C termed hlm il C0\V¢1f<l had be P3U5¢fl» ll/Clghefl intyvtiilplitiliiiixithlhlltiuiie hgsiirriiieii whcii

pc-rlinpg (algo iilpag i-¢»g;iriliiig ili¢m5e1ve5_ ilwii- cmmii-y cliances,_rcasoned, " If I go after them, we shall all be the matter or issuing $20.000 or $25,. ll

I I _ F . . ,, drowned v, ll In U t __ H _I _ 000 or more should eonac unless a by-_

ani irc great iinpirc to which they belong. _ - HH 1 lc Efcil m0m¢“ P355- ¢ '-1050 ipvv is ni-ot submitted to the oltrzopv.

Trip r,0f,|<l(-i i-Oiiiaiiis i-hapicrs on sud, subjects differently. Ho was something more tlianamere slave asking their approval of these large

, _ . . _ ` - RE UTION BY P RAN

35 " \\-ho uri- thi- ii-up lou-rt; of their Country?" to duty. His twenty-one years of life may not have EilgnnfnizrgirmsgnaorgsietuEiélggg, SOL A|_|_|ANc1;M E CE “ \\'hat we mean by ‘Our Country/" “ tl/hat our been great, But lic suddenly came to real greatness Should be held yearly. This is the

_ - method adopted in Toronto and ln The Advisory committee of the

Collntfy li-is <l0n<‘ for us.” ‘ llow we can serve our ll*-ll "ight ‘I5 he Weill ll0m¢» t--.Vt-.ry city and miiproipoirtv in on- Temperance Aiiionoo not pissed trio

uually and if an expenditure of a ‘_ t_’Vhei_°_eai; thléa Province has by legis-

lnrge amout oi' money ls required in at on ec are that the sale of ln- nny year on any permanent work the toxicatlng liquors within the Province

_ _ _ bye-law authorizing the expenditure ls illegal, but has not the power by

More than lialf-a-million men killed and two and mutt first be submitted to trio oiet-tor. reg_i.siatron to prevent tho importation

'fl ' _ ' _ - ' ~ ate and voted on Yea or Nay at the of lquors into the Province:

ie object is i most praiseiiorthy one and the a half ini_llron wounded is the extent of the German time or the Municipal E|ecuons_ I And whereas in order to enectively

suaity list to recent date. And there is no sign yet root ture that this course wilt commend promote and secure sobriety and tom-

spent. The teaching of patriotism and citizenship of the end of the slaughter. 'No wonder the people Ltgglfnti; ‘;)‘;_°g`l’|' ";gh"dll‘l“§_l;_3° ‘gélzeq ggfagfa Raiurhgesisgegfllzugicagz

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the l\aiser’s empire are taking a solemn view'of have no doubt 3 remiutlin aakrpgthpt the Province for beverage purposes

education. The national fete days should, especially the situation! In their hearts they must be fiercely the A" °f l"”°"’°m"°“ “mum be lim' ggriiftiilgiibEidiulilitlliiiigruiigimg pli-oi now during the l§mpire’s crisis, ntean something more condemning the polished gentleman who colly and ---'---»-------------~»~»-»--~»-~ 'htbitedr

If you are thinking about pu

MILLER

PutaiNew,E

_ The _ HEINTZMAN Is

Canada’s Greatest Piano

Th ' l b t-th o`l be one best among

anadi2iiliePiiin(ii;-llatiiriilethzits best eihiemi-IEliI\l' I ZMAN.

In tone, in touch, in finish of desgn the HEINTZMAN is Can-

da's greatest Piano. Not because eintzman &_Co. say so-not ecause we sa so-but because such noted pianists as De Pach- mann, Mark Hlamburg, Adele Verne, Albert Jonas, Hyllestad Bur-

ve tried every bprano, everywhere HEINTZMA .”

The tone of the llolntzman Plano is

uniformly beautiful througboutlhs ou- tlro range; exquisitely even and well balanced from treble to bliss. The t_ec'iiulcnl details are .planned by or ports of long and successful experi- ence and executed by skilled artlslims with tho utmost care. lu constructing a Hcintzman Plano, time and trouble are secondary considerations.

rchasing a Piano, be sure and

ear the HEINTZMAN before making a selection,

BROS.

' 123 Kent Street. V

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AGLE CLAY

Lining in That Stove

Eagle Stove Clay is a scientific preparation for re-

lasting and more prohtable to the children than :1 _carefully planned for the welter of blood on the war , w_?£e‘;v:ll_‘n‘:’°':§ gig; '§§§:';“;'m§°" tp;

. ll

titincnt. _ sources ot all parts' ol our Empire dui;

Jx( ° 0. _ ing the present world conflict make it

economically desirable that the efforts

If safe passage is to be denied to the accredited* ____ ' °f this and 011101' Pl‘°\'ll\¢°S l-° °ff¢°ll\"

_ . . _ ely prevent the use of intoxicating liq-

presentatives of the Unrted.Statcs Government, if F\"'”|ll\lU_ nom be supplemented by Dominion

_ _ _ merican Ambassadors, Ministers and Consuls must "7 w"’ '°°“'°" l@Sl°lHil°“ Dl‘°'llll>lUl1Bll1° ll1lD°l‘l“l‘l0n_

witlo movement is now on foot to celebrate St (1eorge’s sei sail from our _shores in entire uncertainty whether lmlizetlgi igfglgglgln “ini ll"-° °"5;nfl`°‘

S (IHOP BS W HB

ey are to reach their destination or be sent to a THE GRUMBLER. bl’ P'°l\“’lU°S U10' m°““fl\¢i“\'°- Bale

' ~ . ____ _ or use of intoxicating-» ~llquorn for

tery grave by a Teuton assassin, we shall at once I nn. et) beverage nu, ee, dnrin me eontnn,

_ It h b eu said (by whom 8 ' P0 » 5 '

d completely change our atptudo toward Germany that vveiiorgvor they are found grumbl- ance ot the war and during in period ct

_ _ _ _ | l |nn_' reconstruction after the' war if not - _ ~ -»

- and Austria and toward the iiar. The eoritimiaiice effngvcvl' gl: glxcaze pfgifnd over-ywhere less than three years and the coniinn I - ‘

holiday from school or an opportunity to go fishing, co if they are not " to grow up with crude and perhaps false ideas regarding themselves, their country and the Empire to which they belong.” _ re

In this connection it is worth noting that an Empire- __\

Day,.the :iriniversary of F.nglaiid’s Patron Saint, this th year as it has never before been celebrated. The movement was inaugurated by the Royal Society of an St George. London, England and is intended to he a

demonstration in honour of England, and in memory of

pairing or replacing worn and, bumed-out stove lin. ings. -

Eagle Stove Clay is easy reapply. cheap tobuy T

and lasts much longer than any other kind of smvg _ lining.

We sell Eagle Stove Clay in large packages, _fog

_ 25c. Get a supply. _ _ i

_ friendly relations becomes impossible and our ,his lense,-lou, matte," . . ation or repeal of such legislation I & _ '

of her sons who have laid down their lives in her nenmnny n mane, for nnxinus and immediate con- W-o on know the statement in true. thereafter be left to a _referendum oi _ - _ ».

defence. To make the celebration a fitting one the Sid

5| bm me gnjoymént of vote of the people

eration If war is to be made, then the Amcncan ¢.v(;§;,li‘:1o¢;r:rg|:i‘nd bile. ' THEREFORE REs0,|l‘VED "mt th”

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Society is asking for the patriotic co~operation not people will im( wnsont that it romain 0n¢.5i(l¢d__ They consider that they are the' only Primm Edwlfd l°|“d °“1P°"°“°° Ah _ ‘_ Vl_Cf0I’l8 R0” - A I ii.

only of Englishnien and English women throughout N the world, but of all those who live beneath the pro- tecting folds of our glorious flag. The commemora- timi will not be restricted to the Dominions of the

ilance urge the repreoentntlveu of this .

_ I _ i d e son . _

eiv York Times. . agghsliegrleavraucgs ore seldom real; _ . _ _ - _

_ or if they have it real lrlovpnoo they

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)x( ‘ lvllmhiegfound that when these D90'

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