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im ciuntlirrurcws. .cutiiinrlivvi-i SEPTEMBER 21. 1922.' t

l Notes llie Way Q

MSCIHIIIT

5 lare today riveted on Europe and

- m.“._`. hm-,,,.,. it ,.,.m.h,.“ ,,_,_ nn' - _ The Bi'iti~ih ixovoriliiicnt to tint

l ..

ir \\ .¢l_v:\\

E Q

-lgn

'. mllnltilis, hy provinces or by na-

: :toiue untovrsrd obstacle is pretty

_ tlertaking. '

_ know where they are. ‘_ _ ' ,n our ddsmm Wm, we WM, andnnli Qlletwl- are literally cvcl-run iifolilbltlve iiiitl for evo-rv dolliii'

i THURSDAY, SEPTE

THE WAI CLOUDI

l The eyes oi' an anxious world

,the heart of the world iii praying

-that the warclouds that huvsso

suddenly gathered may pass over without brealdnx. A fresh out-

break of war with the unlimited

possibilities surrounding' the pre- sent situation would be all incon-

.¢-eivable disaster. The blood oi' the

_last conflict is scarcely yet dried.

_newly sndded and the debts incurr

even our enemies. But no soon-

er had we thrown away our guns "ld S¢l`=l»DD¢d our ships than we

discovered that some of us were

:wise to save ourselves. And so t‘.»~ day the nations that were snail-

;t-d to the iiecin in blood durlntt fthe historic years 1914-18' are oncef 90'” Fl'“llC° “Wi U21? M6 ll06l~

_lmore bristifng with arms and even' those which fought side by side

_tile graves of millions are hzitiill il ¢‘0ll1m0l1 "W9" “S3l“5’ “ °°m'i liiplonistlc action. » Aprpart.->ntly|

moil enemy are eyeing each otht-r_f1,lnyd‘ (}@0l-ge and hill eollengues

led are -itill cru=hlui; tho comfort

land even the neceiisarirs of lite

with suspicion and distrust. There

~Qq§.,|,, |»,,.“,.' ,|_ 'g,,_,¢¢_g¢¢..¢;¢|»¢\u|g _ _ °°"°°‘ n.x.o'E»u»..s»»:'-gummy. _ A

-| ~|-I nu uf” “inn” ._ ."0" There are divided counsels ani

l;::|,t(lll!°l) lp savanna ll-U_ if U- l~ I-long the greater allied nations. Bri

' - Y _ - _ _tillu_ Fraiiee and lialy, as to liinv

2], ithe etistorn crisis is tc be inet.

_._ ___ _ _ -Britain has obviously the most at

lstaite and would defend by armed ‘forces :ind at all huards Constan

ltiuuple and the free passage of

:the straits leading thereto and ; would resent any attempt of Kemal Pasha and his victorious

_gathering theirs up again and thntlilrmy to ra-eater Europa. lie ual give would b, ubigged to do mmlhis part dems-lids possession, not

.only of the Turkish capital, but

_lof Thrace as well. which now

Iforins s part of Jugo-Siavlu.

_ _________ »

tant as to immediate armed in-

lterventlon. preferring to awultla year in Manitoba and moves on I

»the result of moral suusicn through

‘early reached the conclusion that

[I3 an om prowrn which declarpqgu resolute _iutltude lbacked up by

t l l

.nut of th' homes f the nz tion in-‘ 1 »~ ' ~ _ '

_ l o l ll _thlt nothing is ever sittfed uiitllimem “__” the bm! Course to mm!

a show of tort-e ut the present ino-

_vo ved. And we are sgtiin lonklu:=|it is settled right." This provoi'bl`.ue to can H hun in me adyuucg

_not flilly known. There is evldc-iit~

.htliht for lvtsn and iii~t-¢=ss.ar_\' rim-

|ml.lirms of fellow fanatics reaily|

lf"“""‘H»" "ml “"°“m"|"-" “I ""“'liS *'\'€l'lflSllrli!l.V true; the wurlof the Turkish arniies and so pro ,cilthl-r-lm wilrt-lolllla_ \\'llnt tlie_w“__, not _`___m‘_d Hglw It waxlvent the larger drvelopiliellt of lollicotne shall be cannot he even; ` - _IDP W”-lr. Wlllle att the smile tlim

not finished. hilt that is nnlltt1|~r\ puma ready for B MM." conmct

ill-*fllllr tht' tci‘1cv=tnc»».~¢ and remedy

citlt-s. ol' pi'o\'iilt-wt. Ilierc are

till; oi uilt>-itpettedly. “ta uatit to

g2u1~.<~si-il ut. The causes lying be-L ' 'ig ihmd _h _hr __ _ _mu,Mon am""""."- .iii ilrms if it could not he preveii-

e. et eniuc _ _ -

l On s sniallcr st-:tie wr- art- nd.fted. This conclusion appears to

ilu- a sound ont-_-_

l_\~ :l t-»-ilsln-.-liip wliich slits the_ 1 -.__,‘

_I 'ng the ill~ pf cotninllnities, of' 1 g

it-nd very proptirly coilsulietl the

l . . .

. "'<‘ Doiuiillons ns to their

N. . _ _ _. _ __ _ inaili of th ini 'ltiti they tlro ai re~ mu °e" ._ous. .\ll vie knon l.~ tha. A war ___ _ » ._ __ l-_ !l_emHn‘._“ _,O (.0_0p..,-me with _ Um HMV- ""'hl"»"' Y\“'l‘"“ 9 "M19" Win* mum ,lu Mm muah" if ll “el-k|Mntl1ei' (f0uiit.l`}' in l|\t\kll1K ai shiiivl

uiltlonnl honour. it nation lifltiui lor the obstruction and the of force at the front. tllitl in in-tual

‘l~..iu:lcll_~ fanatics wltll-nncnllntettyllistat-lt~~ tliill arise either vxiiect-i“'='ff=""`*- lf “‘“' °"“1“ “°‘ bl" l"`*"

, ' - _ _ _ _ . , vented. New Zealand und :\\l-<tl`tl-

1. _ . ‘ ' ' ll_'

lto sitrinz to their assistance. lfllliauisli ill# li<i\l0l‘ SVU Hilti We tell "I mwpondm promptly “nd low ‘

i with an affirmative answer. Had#

itlireatieiiinx to break tip the sol-it*-it'li other how c:i=t_\' it would bo wp U Bm.(|e“ gm-,.|-mn,».m hp,-E,

emn international treaty' whlchiin banish it, and we tell each ot- (‘anudil 'would probo-bl_v have lloiio » tt-,l1nln.f»t»-ti uni. inn great wnr mm Iwi' lust how to do ll. but so many 0"* *“““@~ "ml" <““""‘?“’-1*’ KWH

, _

that tho British Empire, abandon- of us want liquor so badly that we me “WMO” 'H d"l“')"d f°"°“"m`:

' t L 1 . ri t t' r r t-

_lnu ily its tm-mer Allies. is _7tnn<i- are rroimrvd to buy -lt from tho .he em or New en M n n

e dearly hon-:ht only it few years

ienllin.; a sensitive.

ali: alone in the breach °'- ‘told bootietticr or the t.lliei'. and the ______ _ iw-l< -.vinlr may nlenn -» .ln-ilstrollst‘coverniuent wants to make money ll it .W1 '00 S‘*°“~ l'-""**V‘"'- fill

iiroliouucs- Jud'-liltiii iii t"ilt re

_isotl\etlil:ig. bitt about this time ill

The Public Forum

This adults lc spa for the lisomclon by cafnspond- “ilh of quoltlonl If IMDB OIL The Gilrloiiohinm lulrllul does not nume- lclly endorse the opinions expressed by its earns

_ pendants.

Model Teaching '

Sir.-=l1' ia teacher leaves this province rlii\L goes to. say. Manl- `t,obn and presents his credentials. as a teacher. he is told that he

ican only be given a provisional certificate good l`or only one yetlr because he has had no normal. training. Ho cannot receive il permanent i‘ertlficate *ill he taken. it normal training. So he teaches'

to Snskatclieii-an where hc is told the same thinz. in Alberta ll is the siluie. Their experience itil teachers does not count. These western. provinces are aware that Prince of Wales College does not lgive :l noriilal training worthy ol- ‘thc uiizite.

Before iS’79 there was ll norniul

school in the old dsvs of the Gram-i mar schools, wlilch by this ilitivl would probil_lil_v hli\"- .llnfmnit-li tof

,wail 'liiiaL\t:..ulnt»?-tl with Priiice of \\`lila~' (Village, and its llietitlly has bein lo.-=t.

I atteiidetl college siiicc that"

time und ll received no nornlal

U-O-GO-O

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training. l was asited lit once toi i-rlnduct at l'ltl.~i.~i. That \i'il.~i all. lg was let out then to ;each. When: il think now of ull tht- inistahes l, inlldc, of lion' hard l wm'k~'-<l lol touch lily pupils depending s-lit-ly. on thi: liutriliiiell iluflve \\'l‘. withl which I was -born, wht-ii l slioultll

have not-il in-itrtictotl how to ini-I port tht* little I knew to iuy ipilsl ilnd l been trained ilu l lslituild, lmvl- been, liciv niliuli`cusiei- :ht-1

_work wmild have been. how much! more readily would the pliplls_

jlcilrn, and wllut a grontilr liking! for their teacher they would lliave hild! l

Proul ilicii till lion' vt~r_v littl--l

progl-ess has bel-n uia<lo_ Tool much ultcntinn has been given lol :lt-.1tlaul'c lrii-'lliintz and ienciiinghlts been in-gle<‘t.ed. i.n=f _\-,-nr t-on teaclit-is were appointctl and this _year it little more is being doue_1

Nom, to the “___,,.'| frwdmn so ,ul of it and we pauouua the gov _ B _-__ .,_ _ ._ e(_!_Bllt is the whlrln thing w.,-tll_»' o|,_

__ _ _ Sari. rll ol o|>llll0n lla t‘lil>l”9SP= -i-lug t-illivll nnrulal 'traluingi' l "um" I* mum stores a“d'b0 me in the newspziliorn appears to boldo H01 Ullllk N0- !

-phle . m..u."(.,,“,. ,Lp (1,-,g qs .find-. the pllhitc health and wt- right course to be tnlien The Lon ""‘"'""| “hom "h"“"| be 3 "’°"“"

~|\.un~\n on ‘tio side of the Atlari “ e'\"h nth r how easily ‘mn DMU “Hn "'|)'ak9 Ut mf’ gov || di, not (bmp ._~,(,_ M, do | \,,.1{,\\.-.

_ triinieiivi iwtlon rw ~h°l‘<l<'\'lliB unit lnant oiilcrn iilinll to eltilt-r

tit lt is pls t- that the gigantic eollli banish d,~°,p:l=ie and prolotis»(,,, xuwnny. _mu piLwn,q Llmd I “___” whm I _mv hom pxpml

"' I 4 bi he Br' ll" ~ l would cost rt mol? eolgn .ls liaiiug rl-iii ll ll ly enct

tsl \.li» tilt- llirdlnolles may trifle hut the people who are sup | -ross .around the ovcrwes Dottint It 1'* "‘"“”‘°“ "’°I“"`l°““ tm" \

for tht rest oi' the province lil lt’

pupilii when they leave lhc iiotlel

|_,v¢l.lvie l ii <-otltrlntw them th'-t posed in pay the trifle mise theirl 0”” f19k|“5 7-lwm \° “nd “ml” q,‘.h‘m| and go to ,mv nf th.. 0.1,.,-qi

gc-iltii to loin in this ili.l.d w.lr

di~lcieti»on is hi bi-itil part of voices against it and we tanuo‘ Chi' M5001* U” \0l\”'l 10 "“ d ' ‘Political nospitality to the coalit grade sometimes two grndcs he |\.llm Yet thai have il~trd fresh KP! UU’ Wim* and ”° dlseme 3°” ion government is apputentlvl he hind Dllllllfl 0*' ‘*"""*1l” 450 Who

bifmli .limi have ttgnaiiy rletcat its way raking its toll ot our little mm, .mon emmmm “,,,d, but have tilwovii ntteriilod the l

schools. Par t re

pid rhr- Greeks their colt-.liglnn ones, lonvinz tha some trail of they are doubtless eitpresnlvw on H a mm Q0 mn V ' V 4 "ln / '

i i __ f conmd _bl __0___ E rvinted of this fact that they will-

lpn. _n |n,|,, md “uso ,,_,n,,a and 50;-pow in its atb ' U 0 ”~ 8"" 9 ‘" ° not send their children to 'ilolis-l it-itvlz-l. Man- pupils so i»l':lltll>til¢|‘ai"°'~`l P¢d3ll°i!|CS lllltl bt’ Ri\'l'li it | po D illiibllc opinion 'rile nation is na' eimoi re C ti i i i l i i ll i i l i ti ti i ~ ` __ _ __ _ - _ -is any nlo .. onueqiien _\'. lcon rout :uit not iiiow it ettvi' in ret- lllitt li i<\at_~._l _:is _Wit-_v___i_i_ii__i_ 5 bgym h““ md v1"m""‘ M Molmm' Nothing I” ev" snupd “nm n"tur:llly very tired of warfare. lls'aiii informed that ‘the hlgllestltilli lllpllllhoi. .\‘l-ither i-tin thi-v lit nlld not hr illtttaiioil nl' iw rim-s

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A ltirlftlie A Autumn Costume

New Fail Mliiinel-y makes its

debut here, and the Store cor- dially invites every woman in- terested in the new styles to come in and see them, try them on, and decide leisurely Just which type she can best wear. These are decidedly new types, that should be carefully select- ed-beautiful ones, evolved frotn world renown models.

The Coslume`s Finishin

g Touch

` This is Exposition Week in the Mlllinery Sec- V

l I , say;

tion. Just the right Hat is here to complement your new Fall costume. It is a splendid time to see

the different effects, different Hrit styles can achieve for you.

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»i\- T., 1 ' 2_3; ;_ ~~¢

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if/' ‘J \

'gl//!<,;:` . 3);; ' li’

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All gracefully cut with or without fur collars. * Just rlghtfor these chilly evenings. f

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'rl » M5' _ - -..\_ lhe fall fabrics are very fascinating and _

_ ' show many weaves :ind colors, They will be

Glorious New Fall

` “io Suns A

liberally shown at the big opening Thursday.

,,¢.¢¢¢o-0 Q-0 0 vo-044 1

, Patons

¢*" ~ @4444-gg-04-Q00-06000

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_ 1 |-n-An

' s-dan t-end nev und we ltnowlis ‘settled right We mtl. hide the' . rude in 'th Molnl S h l h " ‘ - - ~ '- - [laid i s l » it

..___ ______ 2 g ga

h;i.~i aIwa_i'.s enierflred

from the smolte :lull oi' battle. The Brifisll now it (`oln.inonvi'onlth

each war-t`e.~lt4=tl. cacll

triuniplitlnt

the grime

g Enipire is

i breeze"

_ Couiitry. ln ilie late war the Com ' nioniveiilth stood as a unit; should

this orliiis develop it BRD do no

.l less. _

_-_--<oo->----

$i Reformint: the world -hy. com-

tiniis is .4 comparntlveli easy

ni.ltter» ou paper oi on the public

plutt'orni but ill actual experience

sure to tiirti up and upset the un~

§ When we whipped G'tiruiatiy we

uit and watch. in the meantimc a-curse and dl' indulged in will m.nmeM at mmwa L., p,.,,m,.mg

pilnlcky rumors and speculation eventiinllyi ruin them, they will'to consider the tnsittet-, vo'iiiitt-t-.i'~i

are meaningless. The storm mliv rind il'.-l hiding place and i-to on “W °ff0"mB 'hell' »°-“fl'Vl‘-‘US Ill l-"K9

|l|0“' OVW” -Wil 0l-\l` WOT" f9“l"’|r\ilnlnit themselves.

_ iiiay vanish. The British Empire we may dcnmnstram tn 3 mow '_' "“-" ““""i""“ '““"" “ ""‘°"“‘; i‘ "“"‘|t_\' till- ence with which nineties inch quality ill iieiglnnl nllli

_often stood alone 'lnd, vl~hi=tlv=r|and even death may be overcoxw France in recent years. One »\\'ouiti

,»\._lniollo or in con_lliiictlon with ot- _ _ think they had seen enough oi'

hut until parents and the com

Y"iier~s. "the flilg that braved ii _ the ilarclships. the sufferings and

_ __ _ _ _____ _“___” _"___ _h___ lnunity generally realize that neg- the horrors or wan but thousands

'“‘“"‘"‘ ~"""’ ' ilect of sanitary measures in the stand repay

nit-liils the sowing of sccds of dh-

alhruiid our deulonstratilons will bv

iii vllin.

tif Nations.

i mn- tn :mir an-i tn tm :uctil=-r __ _ ' ' ” K "

ivasvtlle reason for .1 certain grefll

ml-ln'e preaching. it is necessary'

to preach. necessarv io educate

the public and preaching and edu-

" REFOFMWG THE Wm"-D curing must come before reform.

When ollr people realize the need

guarding the public health and the

health of the fnmily and tho ef- ficacy of the means used they

will not object to the paying of the "trifle" demanded, Much may be done by compulsion, but it ia onlv

by the slow processes of educa- tion mingled with the penalties

limi till- wnnie nrcgrnmme funerals- ,Wh ,m,,,,,,,,,_, ,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,g1ec,_ voliiio iiiid tliero is iilwiiys il tomo

, mem workad mm we arranged that real "farm can bp accom ttitlnn tn extort itll possible from

,lm how _ much Gennnm. pmhem our dutitlbie imports and from

mmm MVB to mv; we med __?______,________ our various resources, but there is

“_h‘_m Turkey WMM haw lo xc OVERBMNG 'T it limit which the buyer refuses to "HL “nanny spmk1"__ pmvm to go heyondu The mtinuflieturcr. ,.,, for ,_,,,,y ,,_m,,.g,ncV_ Bu, aw According tn recent l-cttlrns the lllo orodiicor. the merchant may

many remnd to My "H, amount new tax on cignroltes resulted. K" ‘"1 *‘-X'-ft fl0||Il' f0l‘ hill wlirél

W., had “med upon; Turkey has dnrttllz till- rlrst sunml, in ll re- by olwfrltis tin excessive price but

.~ nm mm, when we tom hm to so duction in the revenue from this by C|lf*Y€|l\l lf 319 Dl'0V9llll bil?- nnd the geogmphwu bonndarleg source instead of nn increase ns WB- Th* l'Hll’WHY llliy f‘ll8l'KP Ml

. of E,,,,,,,,_ ,,,,,,, my been changpi, had illccn until-ipstcfi. All ontario orvmlve frelslil- hilt- lt iirrvrnti ‘ ,O me _,mm that now we do not »xt-llnngc states that since tilt-_ lm- transportation and so loses

position of thin new tax. Ontario

with cigarette bool-leggcrit, the

its cost and il's sorrow and m-ist-rv

A and loss we decl-ded there nh4olild‘“'5"'""°' being 'm"*3|°'l "J "M" 'fm' Hmm” me Home that my'

|,,,5,n to love “ch other nd ‘Milan or the legally imported golden eggs. ‘ ¢ l

_be no more war and w°`g_" nm,w_the United Staten and sold in Ctm- the golden eggs" may secure one away om. mm! and om amp! mdiildni tit it lower price than the Pan- egg but tht-ra will be no more

lholile. the school. the conimnnitv Hlillllwt tho uutlileaknlble Tlirk tint.

litlse and death :lt home and dh__)|a__(_d __ ___ ___ I

Tlitlt by the foolishness of 9-lllluout to iiiillte its docl.~iiou_

preaching some might he saved."

of prohibition. the__neeti of safe-

ln the meantime twhllo tim gov-

l_izuinlbers from all over Canada. These are ltlrgel_v frniii the rank-i oi' the veterans who proved their

apo, cvli is not banished. We want t'.i_tllr from united ln regard to the' The .\lodel 'l-icliocl. which is t.ho`

"`- _- 1 ._ _ . ,l .e ._ we' ` - ‘ ' _' ' , -~

!i'_ fll_s‘l--»;'\u _ " ti ' f .- '»- :Jul t ' . . ' ig. _ -_ ' " " _- _ __ ,__ " A __ _ -'l _ .ii i _ . . . - '_ _ . . _ - -_ _ _' __ __ _ _ { ’~ ' :ti . ' ._ ._ ' , - - _ '-’, _:;`__ _ _ _. __l _ _ ~ . ; _ .. , i_ ._ __l, - _ _ ,- ' '

"` _ . _; ' ' ~ _ ' .' _ . -.3 . t . . '

‘ `: 4 . ' ' I ' . .a ` -_ l » . l

to renew if need be.

in zi. righteous struggle the toll. some cndurutice and heroism they

lla at e lun. Their

volunteer offerlni: of their linrh.t 'md lives uillv nclp the Kin o

All will hope thilt tl. proln»l,_-.».|

_____________?___

"f"i8l.\‘- Flltarnttes ln the Pulled

States cost about one htllf ivlint,

they cost in Canada and ildvzntllr-

ous speciilators tilke a, ehnncn nn

nillilggliiil: lheni amuse# the border.

The original duty ou clxarnttng

was sufficiently high to prevent general importation hut the ilddt. tion of tho 'extra tax. like "tho laid. straw that breaks the uanic-.l‘s

hack." has plltcted cigawtles nr: the smufzizling Iii-it.

it is true that we need fi re-

money, Excessive priceii become

gained by them many dollars are

from.

lt in uni‘0rt'ii»ntite that the Model

lSchool should be such ti case. its _teachers ure inany of the-in ladies lor experionco und the school con- ducted by them detserves better, but they are asked to teach along poor methods. and slihjects_ such llts phonics which is now largely

that he willl not have to learn his

war may he avoided by :l peaceflil satilenieiit .lt nn early date. Blu.

_we know well enough now that ‘tile nn-tni struggle nr ini4~i-s lilti not close the lbloudy chapter of world wilrfiire. lliveii the real Arni-

ugedtlon may be yet to colin-. The nations of Eurofpc and Ainericli,

have scrapped hillf their fleets ilud dlsilrilied their hind l`llrt:o_~l_

but Tiirk@_v did neither the mu- nor the' other of these things. Now the Turk, filll armed and defiant, challenges the Cliristlnn world, nl a time when he counts upon thc F.Vln-ptltlietlc support of n Boi-lilo viiitic Russia. which has detlironeli God and her t-liui°c`n llnd it hypn- crlticlil Germany, only too eager to cancel here treaty obligations Bild |00 ll0|)°.‘flIl lllilt nn (»mi((g|~n wilr nitly effect her lpurpogd

Titus the foiindritions are laid

for iiuotllcr world-sliiililuu ary-ug. gle. The fuel is v»~:ld_\' im- uno ther world l~nn”ingl -"no Th.. Hr.. is nli'end_i' lii.;l"' '. 1.l t t~‘_ in Whlifh Ulfllly (‘llIt\~4 iz; tillflj. l..l‘tl$l mil! share the faic ol' Sill) rii.l if the flame he not quenched lmmcd lately, That iii the nvf-rsliadowing danger of the moment. For tt the Ttlrk lla permitted lo renew hlti >°|d'¢|m¢’ Wllfllieittn and remake the map nf south-eastern Eurnpo without hindernnce. what |g to prevent Germany or ltiiiiiiin. -_or both!_ or all coiriblned from mak. ing like aggrenslnns in the nonl- future?

OUTPUT WILL BE

100 TONS A D

Pom' ,ut'i'u-iuz. ont., s.~plA2‘t;

-~'l‘he Thunder Bay Paper (iam. DM! Dllrfbose to increase the out( ill!! Of lf! llrotmdwond plnnt. -hero to 100 tons il day. A paper mm unit capable of turning out tio tons ti dai' will also he cnniitrlictml, it in stiid. lf ii siiilnble timber limit

i _ h on tlosed. The r't ithelli -.lt ' 'I ' .~ ~lli l ‘_ -il. '.-I _i i -l 't-l ~~ l. '

M' religious maaucism “my I'm_uq“°r so mm' 0°' ‘wus cannot gfmthe late “tame struggle “nd most tiling ls that the 'lill‘;l;iF tlirsw oiiltliillit-“tliltilili amltilllrzl tlllli: tlli-_iFli\l\lg’ t(licmH .\l)illtlv\l\ lsft-lll>lllm'lillil\)\'ii list . Ann. so tilt- inlmelii-.lm fc. tt. but unless we elillccte cnt- sons folilohiiit to enter iiiiofl ¢il1>'l\“l'» :tho olillflron. from litloo m-tllotls.lienvl» .itolil-i sl-ilcci in Sn.-li t-nr-_l»l..lln..l-ill it-itil liill.-roi...-lls.

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turo is impenetrable: we can on-,i' to know that liquor is an evil and .l“|" tak” '"9"' !0lll‘H tn ret-over r»-ctl.\'~ | .EDUCATION/\LIST.

l'n two teuolit-rs in Ziiodcl school

Willes (Tollvgle iii groups oi' vigil-

tauglit how to it-acli

gruiiiiliar. geogiutiilii' now l would like to ash any _voliiig ttealtsliel' who has rt-t-riitlv

tlonell ht-.ttor after tht-_v took thi-

approbation.

can be nevllreti in the Niplgo:

- forest reserve.

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ni as P ._ . . . y lam an nauqnn "ml wok PBM mil: 9 . t c oo twispell. tt.il.scqtit-iitl_i they .ilu _ lovin iiilcti url t`< ind iltli ill

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tt-on go iioii' and ilgllitl to bv '

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rviitllitlx. writing, tirlthlnetll:

Guardian Reatlets

_ __ __ _ _ ht-en tllrougll this _,,.,.. tl-lun one . volirele oi' itil-tti'lit~timi in couiuiuili- _

Phonics, as l lake i‘i, is to teach t-:ite with me through the Giiar-I 'Nm !hT'wél.' L°u.°” §0lllld9 £0 Elle Dllllil hy U11* fir- t tiizln tli find out jul-al. how uiuchl .., . . . . . .°'°, 2°. -°.". | . ' . . . raugement of groups of letters. sottlley cull tetiuli any slihjt-t»l llieu-

THE HABIT OF HAPPINESS

--_cnlirse than before. Froui wliut l _...___

ciin hour this t-t.lur.~io is i-tiiltply limp _-mi W.. m Km gh.. imhit Ur “'HSll’i| 'llllf‘~ lillppiiit-ss into our lli`<-'? 'l`lit‘ iltis~:

Without rnl'l<icllng ill any way wer is vol-_v s»iniple-jiiiit its tri-\

Du the Indies who tciicli ill ill" get litl_\' other hzlblt irl-oiiglit initi- Motlcl School this ecllool ol- eioulcloilr life. 'l`llt-ro ure sliiue |yl-ruolls other should be put iii charge of tn wlioiiitlle ll-slum din-s not svtiill

l.tl|~ll , for thcy are naturally client* i`ul_ there ure titli§r§i__y\;ho_ti§§ill_l\] ln- preilis|iosl-ii to unliuiiplncss. :ind who i'ilill it dii'tlit‘ull to traiili tlictiiselvt-s into joyflil mood. Hill there is ilo"C‘ii'i‘isulnn wlln"'t-.tlnnnt learn the les:-toil. The very plirposi' ui' illviiic |:l'alct~ is to uiake us ow-i' zlgillii. to give us a. lit-iv hcurt. .\ -iilaln who hiiti ftirliietl the llnblt ol’ uhtrulliflilnt-as tltlll then lictrollic.-t lt Ciiiilstillil uilly lioi sa) Llitil lic novel' cali it-aru now iii ho truth- i`lil-»-that liuti‘iitlifllliic.~;s is fixed too obtliirlitcly ltl his lwiliiz. .\'o evil l-all hc so stained into the solll's icxturc that grit(-v caliiiiot wash it wlilic. The love of t`lirist lil mic ilillkt-it lliul :i nl-w illllii; and wlliitsol-wr lhc alll tis. it iiiusi give. wily. Su. though we have illlllwtitl tilirsi-ivt-tl 1 to drift iilio the hllbit o|` glooiii laiitl sitdnt-ss. tlitiro is no i'eusoil ' ii'h_\‘ we slloiilll not get our ht-'url tlitliucll tu ll iiifieretit key und ltllli-it to sing new soilgei.

l Dr. J. ll. .\lli.IiER

AST CALL ! !

Only Four Days Remaining

Have You Bought Your Fall and Winter FOOTWEAR ?

_ During the last §ix Days our sales have l been GREATER than any Slit Days since we started business. But we still have shoes in all sizes and styles remaining to suit the most particular buyer at Discounts ranging from 15 to 25 PER QENT. OFF until Monday at 5.30 o clock when these Discounts will cease.

Buy Today and Save Money

This is a cash sale and no goods will be allowed on

Purdie-Ferguson Shoe Co.,l.itl.

_ Successors to D. Gordon & Co. ` '

Sunnysme - ° Charlottetown, P. E. I.

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