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PAGE 1.-OUR _ rrul: criaxauiiiaipwu GuaRmA_l\ _ ' ' ~ _ ‘ ' ' ~ " o “JULY 15 1

_ _ _s -use -,.5 ’,

' ~ wil '

_ _ Q BATTLE OF TARIFFS ‘

An object 1;; tariff warfare' F

_.._.._... _._ ..

M) Loaders si ‘ I

at Ottawa Parley

‘ _ ‘ _t -l. u.s.o.

secretary-Llaul.. ual. U A lluoh muon. _

manor and :mural-la Ulrmw-4. ls. nurnr_ir. _

Aaaoolaie Editors-l'ranls Walker and U \_-_:ff ldsnunt

larnlns Dall! i|i_|und_:d |&:;l»ml$~:lL|=;r 5:::‘;|\1-:“"\*;_n"_|d at-_"_

$4.50 per year in I vane -

rn.mAY. JULY is. 1082- _i

FOX BREEDERS thin! 0! I °°'“°m°°°° th" uw July lst, stating that they were

'treaty should be c0n¢l11<‘l°d .IU-“li °° prepared to submit to arbitration

The Cenad an National Silver

gulitisnottobesettledbyarew

lines in a treaty which Germans hem-iougly signed_ with a knife at their throats, but by the scholarly and independent examination 0! official documents dealing with the deadiy days between the Serajevo

'measures being adopted by Great Britain and Ireland over the an- nuities dspute. The Ir`ah Free State Government failed to pay the Land Purchase-Annuities due on

lations. 'This study has now gone

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Qual.” vucrtotnsndaratinnorm-lush

Ihdllltrlea’ Oommimiaatillelllr

_“_ periallconomicdoufertlaalli

_ 1931. vvithsirJamsL1t-Mowahd

'r on namx soMm'nnvaiholsi¢airartnurDiioannm,1¢r.

_ II

Fox Breeders Association had a suc-

cessful year. and a successful an-

nual meeting, notwithstanding the fact that the industry has suffered considerably through world de- pression and locni epidemlfs of B yet unascertaincd communicable

zilrense. It is now 44 years since the

domestic fox industry was inaugur- ated, the Hon. Charles Dalton and

Mr, Oulton havi.ng in partnersh’p

in 1888 quietly started fox breeding. which they continued quietly and secretly ulitil 1910. By that time an export market had been de-

the eve of a momentum Confer- (hut not Imperial arbitration) the ence calculated to develop I111P°*‘l°l question whether the payment was trade and C°m111°1'C°- Il 1”d1°“¢° really warranted under all the cir- that so far as Canada is concerned cumstances. The British Govern- the conference is not intended timoh; repllsd “pruning g wiling-

interfere with legitimate d¢v¢lK_>l\°|' ness to submit the questiol tai ment cr trade relations with th°_nrbitrstioh, but stlpuinting tint it ° great Republic to the south. Amust be an ympermy ubnmloh, on siunmory of the oroietted Si- Lew- 'thc ground that questions nircch!

renee development scheme shows at

a glance what it cor1110\el. The 00513; will be between $750,000,000 and $800,000,000, which wi!l be aPD01'- tloned equally between Canada and the United States. Canada, how-

ever. bong crcdiiod with $120,000.-flngcnrizis on irish prcdrce und h

President De Valera has proved “

on ture on the subject has issued from

al _ divis .Allied opinion. Mhny Wrlfefl in Allied cu was

ing the Empire in part sl-loulc be de- id

obdurate. The British Government :ln has decided to recoup tlemselves Wm for thc loss of annuities ly impos-' have come tc recognize this. They but two meals a day ind enjoy ' ' ,

.ve srcvm accustomed io curl good health; their rlrsi noni or .hc “ ”°“' in °“""° °' "‘° ’“?`°"°“‘_

for years A voluminous liters

assassinaton and the fatal mobili-_ EA

the printing presses of practically wh

nations. Nor has the line of it

joint. _ ne

he I

. tdon of Brltfah Chambers of‘0om-

Canada is all for the Iml>°1'|=| that they are not as ruggtd, as free mm” md th, gmmmr 9; ighgp.

m constipation or illniss of any Plym form” 9° “nu gm qwgm. d, as are those who sit down ment N10, w the mmm om,

anything we can do to add and enloy ll sood hreakllst. ,mum of ,930 _

u’___f;’_‘;5°or";;’r’_f‘e‘_:;_°o__’“;'_;_f__';':°S° .mer tho war. during which bc

em l i

so me at mght that th .iwas a naval officer, Mr. Mackenzie

°*’ °“° icinsd inc stair or the s- s‘ 1. and

aterial bonds to the spiritual ones 0 ding ourselves to the Empire We occ

gladly effect. The Americansl up

ion been between Germany and m

eal. We are to be hosts at the fro

cided upon by the Empireasi wh»ole.‘ i01‘ifl1C°111l118 1ml’“`m °°“f°»"“°°' kin

: nd

svliny moaivllvq _ mclrssls was a mumbai- 'dl the

I"ederet.lon‘a mission to Canada

'rhere are a number of individuals disoius complementary production c claim that they acl better ir bciwcon -dmadian and in-lush in- y take no breakfaat in the dustries. ‘ orninlr- ur. laaokaaaiq was alle a lumber

. NOW they abould know bow th or an British napars oma-

nffl” 1”" ‘°““d th" u” N" f°°1 belt" *M11 lily °n' °ll°. brit mittee ‘repreaentina thewgdratlou

""‘*‘°’“° °~‘ 1°’ ol ww-al or British mdusu-ics, ua saocis-

alth is concerned, it wil be found

veloped for pelis, London, England,

being the market. Experimental

breed ng proved that a single fem- ale fox would breed 8 or 10 times

Ln the course of her life, each l tter

:ontain‘ng from 2 to 7or 8 pups. and that the average fox will live, from

000 for existihs deep canals an<i_ouiouis. Now the Irish owemment SEP other nrvisntlon wcisrs. its the hos decided to rctnllntc ly putting a”

result of the enterprise 5.000.000:prohibitivs tnrirrc on British im-I E;

T0-day NW !0X°S are kept f01' tion development of 2,200,000 h. p. 'ment of this unfortunate domestic' ' A

bile froln the liver and the all Chambers oi'vCommé1'ce of the

brooding shy lcngih of rims, the vol ho oividod ,qusily bosom, osu.'n1tci-cation. I All 01°" "'° "°"" ';“°t"“;;__:m“‘u_e B _ ' oo., ,,,.

' l}°°|10 YOU

rnsicriiy bcrng disposed or for their cds me rho mused saves. ontario T .15 “‘;l;_“’°“‘“fl' molfy e5m,,_shed “Parr Part of small intesilnc, and ence to represent ‘ primarily the

IMP _\1_i>_S° If °_____l';_ _________________ In most the whole of the small intestine views of the London chamber of

res D0 - anda! thi ittln _

try is now well established through-iwhile of course the Quebec sectionl 0RTAN_T_ M__EETING§ ‘cases there is no reasonable basis umteds; asugrge n es Us mm C°mme’°° °n m°f1°t°1‘¥ 11101111

out Canada and the United states,-power will go to that province. char-lotfgtown this week 15 hi ._!or the change in the attitude of; It has beenlléhown that just as ml;;‘°:eg:a£:_:d°t!h°°;:ge:°th;

epth willior-ed by gh, vggmgion of ,Meg es the °l°°f°1'° ‘md *Te ;1|sP1*’x_;";‘_‘t I soon as some food is taken, there is 1920, became`A.ss‘.stah¢ secretary ln

Prince Edward Island that its seat_ be sufficient for large ocean-going M me Women., mamutes and heiof the grollfpg Dxv ;11___;Ys__?oe Ythz, actually a small flow of lile into 1921: and was appointed secretary remains and must remain. 'I'his`steamers. |Central Farmers Institute from 8-ll'g:;eex:t§ ehlasrits root in in' fclshigipltzh £51-thinrft sign thtesunc in sucwssion to charles E' mm- le” province is ideally situated by reas-_i It is provided that from the be-'pam of tm, p,.°v;nce_ mae 0,. ,,i_i§,,,,,,ty0,,a1 rooiors of a vely 00111-N the food has been ,izltenfxeeiotgbsz mv” in lm' M" mln W" °d“' on of climatic and soil conditions ginning of the operations until the'za;|,m are both of gy-ut hnpo a.nce'Dlicated nature, any change in na-' hue 1n¢1-eases and t (med at M°r“’°r°u5h 'nd oxmds

_ _ I con inues to flow ` l

for the breeding and developin of_f'rst wer is delivered, thr ea 'gn our nu-oi oommunlgy me 'I-hey'tiona1 govemment is hardly likely I for hours afterwards. The move- ‘

_ _I 'r. cor.. susan nacxnro

Prime foxes, the pelfs of which .ireywill be allowed the contractors. F‘or.h,,,e done splendid work #ML “Ho improveo_:_f_f_l;l_;8-_;I<;:;V°_;_d€;‘;'__ 1 ;1;l_;_t_eo_f_Z_leg_s;l_1_i;_l_l__il';testii;_i§ itself

ernmens C s r

. _ , _ H18 thirt

may be .lildseil H0111 the r° "5 and pressyon is 5 motor which mustl minutes after food is eaten .Y (By The Canadian Press) ada

11111! despi I is

pelts at an early stage, The indus-

and also in Europe, but it is here in' The channel of 27 fest d

K P0 CCY!!

best suited for fashionable weaxnithe completion of the internat‘onal ___ Here the under fur of the fox pelt_deep water scheme seven years will' e

is not too thick or too thin butIbe Allowed, which will mean tha.t'mma1 s¢ss1on5_ are am mans I

strikes a happy medium, while the_practically in 1940, Chicago and the'a¢hgevmg sun more for e wemrei

will take all of Can|.da's share'

addresses delivered at tei'day’s be reckoned with in every elevtivrl.

We 'can do without automobiles,

overhalrs are not too short or too_O'niarlan cities on the lakes will of meh. districts md 8 ,own ’radios, trips V1 tht beuhf md

p ce

long being just the length thac_be in direct communication with' _ "5

gives the silver fox fur its dis- the Atlantic. :of ;,,.0¢eedmg5 to the__»ém.eml pen? E; nnguished and elegant appearance! There seems to be some difference 551 of su our readers, They mm|_sh\

-_ th

Likewise, our soil being without between the Prem`er of Quebec and 5 wealth D! info,-mmon smut the'f

hions, says Le Droit. Our bread mes to us not from the forest. r from the P1111? ind “err 11°" e m`ne. No more does it C0111° m manufacturing or trade. Our

generally. We commend the reports

lime, there is nothing to detractthe Dominion Government over this ogrioultul-ol, odumglcnal and hea]th‘values have been 1ll1S€*-- We h°""°

from ihc hrililancs or the sheen enterprise. 'rhis, of sou,-ss, is du, acuvmes of 3 ,args proportion Dtwhoughttoo much of pulp and p_1:l>°r which enables sliver fox fur, u,'mgs1y to me (Vt that Quebec md our umm 'and too little of our bread. We ave

~ pop n. The a‘sc afford n to

hold the correspondin plan 'M y B attached wo much hnpommce

3 9 111_ °”“'°°] are U03 3“’¢l°U5 t0 “WB ,excellent example of zeal and good in

HHS that the diamond does in their summer ports superceded b `

dustry and not enough to agri-

_ _ _ .Y citizenship, directed lh channels of culture. EWG l' _

y IO"mi° “nd United S*“¢°5 P°ft°- practical benefit to all concerned.

It is regrettable that there has It is largely for the game 1-ewmi

been a considerable falling off iruthht New York opposes the scheme.|

the member-iluu or the Assoc' il h,7so for thc Mnriti ‘ Pr I W

hut thu must be due primarily om ` are concismed it is a. nrrtter cffvilltil FULL PERMISSION im - . see you’re :hc epidemic which played hs ocdrnportnnoc hcih in lk I t - “ ‘me right' But with the s$ggie planning “hav” “ "ew b°”‘ ____ v _ w er e_ a e ports_ Our con emporary states. The over, and victory achieved icy' Maisie; "wha, do you mum

h so many ranches, and pal-tly_or Montreal are the summer head- local Tory organ this morn'ng snyglthrough her sacrifices, she marc ed_ planning wc..

‘o some extent to the depresslon_'quarters of Atlantic steamers, so:the federal elections are not llkeiyilll the V111 for DBBCG Hnd___1‘°¢°___1_; "Well, you've got the framework.” which mlti td l i; _ 1 _structiol-i. Once more, as a er _The Humonsg

____ Za e aga ns a con _ ong as Saint John and I-Ialifax_to be held until 1935. We may pie- Napoleomc v_m__s_ me offered to fm__

. uance of the high price for pelts. enjoy the winter ports monopoly. sume that the govemment had fak-

e-‘_. len the organ into its confidenc

IRISH SUB£'IDY Elven lt Permission to make this'reparat,ions. lf, meant a loss of bil-

Ihe fox industry of to-clay ig lol-"__ Iy fn the hands of farmers, and is; !'l<¢ly to continue so for many yo"_,_I Must farmers are able to add foxes

_ , I ltoday. And when other nations re-

and the retums are more remun- ‘°1°p"“3 ‘nd 5°f°3“°td1.ng their °wn|°n the authority of the Hon. Alfred fused to co-operate. Brltlih t°°¥ 1*'

dustries. It has just come to light, Du,.ameau_ Mwster of Mmm_ in iup the rm of o°ncmaw,._ has wo,.k_ The garden breathes as tlough just disclosed by Mr. John E. Eng

erative than that of other live in stock. During the year the Associa..,°5

on J' announcement." Ilicnli. it meant crushing taxation for '

e reason for ta fs is to oft- 1 th BTW” 'i°XP°y°1'. but she ‘

io their other live stock breeding 5°” ‘“b“‘”"" Wd by/‘““°"°“* ¥°"IGl‘l;;i1i-dleansobuxiijl ljlgct imly The!“°$'°m‘°l°” “md” me mer' Thu: __ - i ' ° n mm " ‘offer has stood for ten years; Si#-ado' I

without much addit'ona1 expense, emmems fm' the pum°"° °t de' '

_lthe recent byelectlon camPa`€11 in ed imceasiri8lY 11114 aff last °“°°°'”'

Britain, says the Ottawa Journal,

.through all the black night oi the

o nted her blood as Water

give her debtors. stood to wipe the

eand slate clean or all war debts and

welll For the statement was made.

- l

Em ir wok. He del ta to

ai-ate identity, our nationhood.§ day may be well on tcwazo noon. I mepémgml W°;“;“uan”"con_ ol our nitnchrnent to the British I _|;m_sr>o_?i<ins ofwthe avenue indlvi- _mme in ml

ln - 11BW0sets hiswlbet ' _

,, 125,11' 12,? Tidal? viingpzuoigigi 7 and 9 in the m,,m,,,g_°r w°°” Mr. mclrcnzic studied hw or thc

hydro horse power will eventually ports and withdrawing preferential; And we' orc thus able to afford the My suggestion, and d mum Edinburgh Un.versity.

_be made available, in thel inter-_privileges hitherto exended to: world a unique spectacle. The na-_ Evert' family d°°l>0l' W°lld lnnke A DE v Luau

nsiicnnl section, 2.200.000 horse arent sriich. This or. inc cvc or ucn which icrt thc arnplrc and thc, Eh; =am°_;\_lsse_r_i_i_<;n. is has they ' ~

_ . l i a e some ng th r 1 _

power and in the Quebec J section the Imperial Economic Conference ni=1il011 Which 5t°°d by 1" have hem B “much U

_ _ . de V. Leigh reoreunts the

_ . _ ld in pea e it be only a glass of watir, a glass A'

11 to T5 y€H»l'3- Thlft. 0! course. WnS;3,000 000 h. p., the latter including at Ottawa is not very reassur-.ng,_| “bg” xeuxhfidinbg Leo! 8 dw; of milk, an orange, or g banana; 10114011 Chamber of Conunexeo in

before epidemics were known. ¢\11d_the Beauhamois development. so_and it is to be hoped means may be_ Inca of' ___ol,l_’_’__ 81 _§_`_a,s_ md be; any easily digested articleof food the important Brituli tr-ada com-

when fox ranching existed more_inr as the distribution o! tlie power_fourld either before the Conference, cause of E gommon sdho|~¢~noo_ to U Bern? his Sgigiiithing on tie stom- 2102; at th?/0I_l_l_\;l>er1a1 sconolnic for the sale of live foxes than pelts-I 'S concerned the iutemational sec- or at the Conference, for a settle-' ideals of broad humanity. ° me n the m°mn3? en” “ w°’ H” 1 hm'

, Because it stimulates the now of Orary secretary ci' the Fodentlon of

bladder so that it flows into the Empire He comes to the f

what is my nclnir ` *-'°°1~A1fr°d Hloklhz. D. si o.._ A gcod_f1ow of bile is one of the umm the 5°°j°ty M amish greatest olds io health. Nature has Mm’ M°”“‘°°°‘"°“ ‘nd I given us. Aside from the action of Wm b° °n° °' th' ‘Mu Hmm? 1”.”- -bile on fats, which enables the dmtrm advm” 't tm -I.°39°r.1d small intestine to absorb them, bile Ec°n°ml° C°m"°”°° 5*' °"°w¥-t 4 is a powerful antiseptic, and many direct" M me s°°i°ty' h° M* Nm harmful organisms are destroyed by particularly jd°°°m°d Wml the #0- Lhe b1|e_ velopnient of export trade, md hu

And nna]_\y_ ,md this is most ,m_ established on behalf of the motor

portant from the health standpoint, m“““f°-ctufe-1'5» C°'°P°1'°/tive 01`8B11l~ bile is Nature’s purgative, as it "°tl°Us in Australia. New Boslmd _stimulates the large intestine into 'md s°“l'h A-mn"

ly removed from the system. 191543 when 11° Rllnod the D: S. 0.1 If you ca.n't eat breakfast, take -9-11d Bar. M. C., and was mentioned,

something it only a glass of water. l-11 dediiatches three times. He is a

'hm solicitor and has to his or-cali. pra-

°1'» C “ walking with a very thin boy d hor- gold as dust in d@f°“°° °” friohdw Hullo. Maisie. 1

Jealous Damsel (tc rival who is lldntlfms On “Highway Finances"

and "Empire Imagination." Lt.-Col. Hacking was born in 1384. and was educated at Marl- borough. ,

off 'rho Doop End

(Mail md Empire) l

Premier Brownlee of Alberta shes yielded to the pressure of his Unit- ed Farmer followers that iielead a movement for the eotablhlunent of a oo-operative state, natiooalisa- tion of the monetary system and abandonment oi' the gold Itandard. Mr. Brownlee and the _lllhtted

FOREVER.

» nl

“W1 U.

the soot _ ahservw the

action, and wastes are thus prompt- Lt~'C°l- RMU-118 “Wed in Prince ‘Wh

one

sl mme was stiuilling and the cas-. tie

defm dates

Though he must know better, IT:

Bootlind," and the castle, on ae- ooun

N°1’tl‘." was always worth holding. DI-lrly the.‘U.me Of the Stuarts,

Btirlisg Dil .

r \z

:rruety as arrold _friend-3-it `

_ C`t0 \ F ‘ _vvith its sting A flavour

I\v|sI'i:ll|sw|~0

HICKIEYG NIIII-IDISDN

*BY Que Mid We

UVB

This

on the authority of British and nited States observers that Can-

any other country in the world,

co-extensive with divination.

‘ Stirling Castle

_ imontmi aautici press cable recently informed world at e that a rt of

and executions," but it is,

rs synonymous; you cannot. have

.without the other. The origin-

Qtel back to Roman days, but te. though meagre history from 1107 when Alexander I dug. The County of Sth-llngl |9611 olrlled "the battlefield of

td its strategic incnoirtsncc,

01118111 fact, the "gateway to the

Castle was their favorite

ao James III was born within

_ R°111°111\1°1'lr1¢ the record of the We are told that the beauties Drilry Govemmont. the people of prospect of mountains and vale; 0n°=\r1°' will #Wooly be attracted brought tcm to the eyes or lu..-,

the new Western nwsramme. stuart. stirllrig oustlo finds ia D00 will certli-lilly be against it, place in poetry, Barbour, ' ‘_ so will the Maritime Provinces. Lyndsay. Bums H088. Wom doubt if even in the West the and Walter scott all felt its ment gains much headway. romance and beauty. _But it was is no time for rash experi-lscott, both as antiquar-y and poor,

ts. It is rather a time, ss Hon. lwho understood better than any A. Dunning has said, -for allfautlior the history as well as rho

classes of the population, regard- romance of the "Grey bulwsrk of

of iw-ity affiliations. to suppoi-tfihs North." whos scclsrnon loolr-

thgrgovemmmt of the day in fLv,ing out from the battlemerits on

to improve the natioinal,tha.t lovely panorama could fail to

situation. In the meantime, we have

is io-day better on ilianmob-_ ;._*.__

robable that it ever before was!

cavttred by subiertuge and at that by aparty headed by a -woman. Scottish history and Stirling Castle

fallen asleep;

mn “med on laboratory work mgllsh, canadian Trade Commissioner

connection with the recent epidemic, Hn

The night wind scarcel' stirs the

just arrangement.

|the Province of Quebec. muy "° secure B' -

f li 811',

It is me °f me “nest and nobles The velfygtfres seem listening. Do

Farmers or Alberta, for whom he H' Www” ‘th ’°°°"°d tm' Speaks. have an idea tliatfmch a

development would terminate the it

potter arbeoktliexeinllboand

war the soene"of the murder of`I

the results of which will prove Parliament 1' °°m5d"mg °' bm :lnvalilable later, especally A-S th!! shortly to bewme °P¢1'lUV€ lo

inicrnri cvihccd hyscicntisis both n ""“"”’“ “" "°'“'~’i1° price of but

Canada and in Great Britain will l ter' 'md t° °‘n°°“"3e the muk and

redound to its permanent benem Ibutter producing and exporting in- The new President of the Assochh dustrles. particularly as*regards the tion. Mr. Goo. cnllbcclc is io he "fe State exports to cn-ect arli-

wngrammed upon his aDpo5m__';;n. The bill 'imposes a levy on all

mitrit, and will prove n worthy sue-1 ccsscr to inc Hon. G. shelrch L’

Dublin, that the Irish Free stats

me produced butter, and thus 't nr‘0l>0-Sed to pay a bounty on

h _ ~ » exported butter. The lfport bount

:__l_a__l';_ Ml;l_ster of Agriculture, who ____ to be _e______a__ed n__°;______ng to thi ‘ ly vlgomus in effecting eo0n0ml9l~ pm-ever? when me 1- 5 drift and . Gyed polltioihlll, little

a el' 3 Very 5“°°fSSfUl i i I inte estin to leam knowledge of econo laws. The

_enure or o___Ce_ Cass of bumm The bounty _S _,Mon real Gazette, ‘game is plenti- \But ii. would be 1' 8 die. |

I pay ' (though perhaps we never shall). And lilies wear their glory for a Wfillt 0011311 6111! N -

my _able all the year round, whjl., ;h¢_ ful 1" ‘T9 Maritim' Pf°Vm°°5 this how much of this vm expenditm.,

THE ST_ IAWRENCE levy on butter is operative only “umm” was voluntary on his part, and how

I I|from March lst to November 31st' i* much originated with the late Gov-

On the eve of the Econom’¢ Corp' every year. While the present dual All important indication of pur- ernment Rnd lff8 11DP0l“l»¢¢-l Un the

ference at Ottawa announcement is_| toms duty Ls to be continued thefchasing power fs the analysis made' B°"d °f mrecwn'

. dc that a treaty has been signed bill prohibits the import of butt” by The Financial Post of 1932 in ‘

between Canada and the United except under license. An important st

it ‘

0.Iect Prov des a continuous pas Purpose of ensuring that the re

“WS f°1' U16 df”/€l0l1me'nt or the provision empowers the Minister gh divided according to the 19 dis- of statesmsnship by his work It 111° ' ~ LH“"”@"C° Deep WMEFWIY- This rflrillate maximum prices for the tricfs from which returns are re-,lcaiumnno C°11l°f°“°°- In ` "h° ,, _~ _ ._ , 1 .

` 8¢ Way by the construction of a 27 tail price of butter in the Irish Free in Canada to sl-low higher returns °n me “de tha French Wm) their

__ chapters in the British st01’Y~

_ 50110121.11. lvorss ci.. rruc o°v="=-Mr* =i>P°*°**“ ` s Board or Directors whose 8P¢°l°l

At Harvey Station, N, B., a duly it was to supervise and keep

I frightened deer hurtlcd rhrough the ` s chock on capital eifl>¢ndii“f°S~

wlnchhicid or nn sutornobllc nhdiY°" D"M"‘“1°'1° “M318 t};"t ,Q8 . e _

searched the fy B Ol el’

E ""0 '-he 1111> of the motorist, while | ment yn ,am for evidence that the

at Glace Bay, N. B., a full-grown late Board ever attempted £0 film' ldesr rock s wclir through the rhn'in` W" I” “mt ‘”“l’- U“““°"“°"°b1’

slr Henry lilred spendins money-

, streets and then swam across the though th.s year he has been equal-

ihartor. "Evidently," comments the

' Rgmggy MgcDo1ILld 01108 IIIUTU

come tax returns. This analysis is hu _soared B mumph in the field

celved md D,-aw "ly the only "el Ehlropean fnancial rnuddle having

they hear :E-elfngh omnofmc demmbh md

a prog”

Our footsteps pause along the “mei 9 wumry upon _| Nu.

gravelled path,

The murmur of our vltices as we

swear

Eternal faithfulness, et. al love,

And all the tender vier that lov-

, em take

When they would flll tie moment’s

crystal cup

Bi-imming and "sparkling with life’s

golden wine

one can only imagine what would

be the result of nationmng the financial and credit aye _ of the Dominion. This is what the into Labor Government in Glpat Britain

imder an avalanche the pee- pie’s votes. such a rev;-ltion would place the delicate _ ery of finance in the hands o rather wild-

the

when the deed was perpeid-ated is still will, his 'fa fi-cs insfccstlc thc: ho uscd to ser outlin diquise to mingle with the P°®

had in rnind before it,was buried :kb

B4i°h¢oii=h." Mary wa many tunes 111

T°118laa by James II. Thsroom|

Intact. James ith, in a apeelgl belongs to Stirling, as lt was vorlte residence and it was

le and learn their habits and

'D C°111Plaint8. thereby earn- e name of “the Gudeman of

Btlrllnmand her son James

mueho!hisbo_y'hoodthere._

Forever and forever-ooh, my dear!

night;

When on the grass each petal

shower of whltef

Tells us that love

beauty dies.

brief and

Ah but the roses fa e to bloom

again,

And cherry blossoms eloome other

springs;

And when these hes. of ours that

beat and love I '

_ . _ | demand for future security and on _oct ship channel from Montreal to_State does not exceed a fixed Price._than for the same period a year the other ‘me me Ge,-mam dgcyur

lien water on Lairo superior, so_vvhich practically means initiating ago, are the three Maritime Prov- mm of inability to meet the French hat '

vessels commonly operating sn_a minimum price for butter. The inoes. Eastem Quebec and Ottawademands, the British Prime Minis- _ -. i I

llc Great Lakes can reach tide provis’ons of the bill extend ro Valley districts-a heavy swing ln W1' °‘°h1°V°d 5 "°t°bl° vlcwry wh”

ater, and ocean vessels can. if de cream in bulk or in sealed tins, con favor of Eastern Canada. The re- th” °`°“°un°°m°nt was mme th”

rc-3, reach inland ports as far_densed milk and dried m'lk, so thatjturns are based on 1931 incomes and France md Germany had "tanned le. ~ I r

a complete agreement on the issue!

stvirird as Port Aruthur. Fort the Irish Free State Govemment_are one of the f-rat authorative under ¢|y,cu§|°n_'» The pollrcul _ "l“"1~ Duluth Rnd Choago. The seem anxious to protect and develop_indiootions of buying power career or Ramsay MacDonald _has suicide, but he has been derided in al ~ -r,. _ _ -

J . _ `

lclusion ofthe treaty is thc the interests of the dairy farmer. throughout Canada for that year been a lon! 0118 It 18 K°11°1‘llly be ‘I

me of molly years' discussion rndlwhci will cc thc effect ol the pre chsrlotreiovvr. district shows on “Wd lm “Y ’°“°“ °’ h" “"1” .me M th I ___ _ _I fish action l.n breaking with the

la_ on on_ e part o succ s _sent iariif war uP0n this act re increase af 69.4 p, ¢,, Hslifug l0_l p_ radlcu element of the Bnmh L‘bm__

ve govc.lmlen.s, and lt is sonic- mains to be seen. _ __ _ _ c., and Saint Joi-di 15.7 per cent. Pu.” M hu commmeed polmul

Are dust that blowslon every warl-

dering wind,

Lovers will come, a d pause where

we stand no

And swear thc sei-same vows by

the same moon.

-Floris McLaren; in Vancouver Province.

days gone by only to coma back stronger than ever until tbdny 11° is one of the ranking statelmm 01 the world if not the world's out- standing statesman .

,_ .

gi iii

ticularly for the f

eaming classes thrviihou

minion. _‘

The U._F.A. schealelsapartof

the programme of the League of social Re_ccnstruct_P11. to which Premier Bennettpaid some atten- tion at the last tension of the

House of The advocates of the proposed ‘_ orm" stipulate that a policy of lation shall be l<1°Pted, and that public ovmer- ship of utilities shall be extended, d¢SPite the oouatry'| experience with the Canadian National Rail-

ways- They demind a :ogre equit- able distribution of veal ; a gen- eral lowerlng of the tariff. in the direction of fred trade: the aboli. tion of party government. and, finally. s thoroigh-going revision of the constitution. This is a rather ambitious Programme. and we doubt if it will find any general accept-

which it bembeea launched.

. { 'i

ance. oven during the present de- pression outside of the province in

s t

Epic Prlncc cnsriis' raised ihsl

in 1748, but without success,

'aid the collapse of his cause marks ine close of the 10118 Ind noble his- SOU of the castle as a military fortress. The buildings contained in the castle include _the Parliament Hall, Mint, Portcullis gateway, pg. Me. the Courtyard of Lions where the royal animals were kept in stuart times, the chapel noyol, nlllnerous towers and dimgeons.` There is also the famous Douglas Gaiden. An eminent authority, lla-ie Stoir-Kerrntsios thot the view from the battlements must "have a place in the limited list of the world's famous prospects." The oi-annpluu su-etch from west _io north. nearer are the Brees of Doune and the Vale of Montelth, in themidst of which can be seen the silvery windings of the lbrtli. In _tba northeast are°¢_ha Oolliis an a background to the historic Abbvy Craig. Nearax- il the battlefield of snarling :rides me to the south

cambusklnneth Abbey. Bannoek-, _bum field can be discerned. lllo

' thl|it\of91obl9tle0fl\\|0hi¢.-

lbs proud to exciaim, "This is mins ` own. my native 1and"?

ta an economic slump whichi mmm" "uw" "M" nd °"°'"°

-an

"Their Last Meal"

‘"' P' ’ RA T

tlsn Natiomiisio usd, in the

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rornnanusndhclstcdibcscci-; ~*’ fibrin place of the Union' - " -

Jack at Stirling Olltle. Stirling castle has been the scene ot many

"alarms `

not)

' This is a‘ lww Pram-ration that h heiag used with gg. uellent resllltl. Ii cgtueg death to rats throulb heart ‘i“l“°n Ind lllrl-lysis of the |’°°l1ll'lt01'! 01711111- In dying U10! seek air and do not re- ' main in the vnlls or holel.

It is safe, effective, ready

tollseandratelikolt. Isle not dangerous to poultry, P°¢°. livestock or children.

Mo tln - suilicient to kill

Bl lbs. of rats.

E. A. FUSTER

CENTRAL DRUGSTORE

Dr. Fi’renoh'a Vermlcfde ~

Olllllllea (ive belt rearllta - eliminating worms in foxes- - $1.00 boxes.

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Dr. L. B. EVANS ' of' London, Eng.

Noted Physician treated luc- oeasfully and obtained per- manent ourea of Stomach Conditions auch aa Indigen- tlan, Dyapepaia, Boar Stom- ach. Heartburn, Gautam Dis- tress and many other ail- ments peculiar to the atom- aeh with a perscription which we have llrooured and sell under the name of Evans Stomach Mixture.

We alone have the sole

rights on this Prescription and since selling it have re- ceived numerous testimonials from satisfied purchasers.

_ .Delft fool with your atom- aeh. serious conditions an likely to arise if you allow your-aelf to lapse into I

elironic state of gaetrle trou- be.

Gefa Bottle today- `

PRICE 85a.

THE 2 MAGS

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