_~.I.-*IW*-f-1”. - _ - _ t _evs'1oi1t-s- _ ._ __ __ - _ mos

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This Liberal government hes given to the greet province of Quebec e splendid administra-

tion, and the remarkable pro-

gress that It has made In its de- velopment elong the various sc- tlviiloo oi pul»li¢` tivo sro beyond

question an object lesson not

only to our country, but to countries beyond éenedisn bor-

ders.

Plllllfl _

-Flllilllll BUTHMYS

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ilu llivliws ‘ll-ll-:li iii ltlmtl

V ‘ o . i \ _

H1s1Address To The Radio -Audience-Tile Women Should Work For Honesty In Pol

'rhh ° 41'- 'ot _fth - -- .- __ _ olllclally? opl§’§’_§’lfl’;Sll§0_f‘_;‘_,n_y§;‘l§;”(‘lS;nl§’;f{ye‘ye_neyfff Policies Contrasted-Tax Imposers Ver tics-Prospects For_Cont.lnued Impro

potter illustrated than in 'roostloyo Patriot when sus Tax Removers. ` . ment. And Advancement. '

these two -diametrically opposite views were .

_ ya

What about Quebec?

Despite the statements of its

ls.

Quebeo's star le s tragedy. u ' ~

Y The issues before -the electors. The Temperance lnue tPremier Stewart in the pas-t four

"W9 “Ui 'W my mind beell so del' years has won a good deal of cre~ fWe know that conditions are e lllltely defined ill local politics as ll wish however, -before closing to KH! for the particular care which bad enough now and instead of get- God for an

tawa in-politics The Government ol’

` n ' ' ° ' _ ' The P°°P'@ 0* this Province in promised along the lines of asricili Lntlloo and ontlemes or tho no raised. lt dooslrt soom vor r s-

éxpresseda E edlllbrlallyv the other Mrs' the yresellt as well as ill almost all ture, education, pu-bile -works ill- Glo A\idience:g Olllblii I0 me, and it doesn’-ty seem

'rl-ll-: Ps'rnlo'r. Miig_ wi-iiqpi-r_ We" °“” l"’"U'~"1\ *'°“\*=rt=i are for chldhuz a reopening of the Domin- lt mtonio to -me that we womon vory honest, ami it tiosmrt seem

. _ lyllnllyiyi/lip ill; having only two parties ic.-n H-ighway Grant, and further should do our inimop-i ami bring “ii vepy gincgtpe,

y .onservntives anti Liber- presentation of our claims at Ot- our influence to bear for 'honesty

A Roll improvement

Prime Minister, thdt it has be `n _ ~ ' - . .

l- la tin bet-ter a li-Kel to contln-ue

lhe! have ill Filllorul. However, n refer -to another issue which has has devoted to the carrying out K _ re y

able to build al number Of i°°d 01088 analysis of the policies of the been raised in the .present cam- of every promise it has made. Set worse if the Prohibition- l-aw

of liquors, Quebeo's .story

be unfolded in the pub press. _

rom. ihyough th. Fwy". “eryy two parties in l’l-illco lddwurtl iai- llillgn, presumafbly a moral ond. 'l‘llo Liberal Party headed by continued. So we women may we_ll

y < nlld will tllselose lhe fuel. that it upon which is fpre»ol-pitnted a plan Messrs Bell and Saunders in 1919 be coll-tent to try a new law will he from the government nie is not merely ti matter or ins and oi discussion which to my mind is issued li platform. ln it -they prom- Promises to bring 'about ti fool i

ip Ullls- H0! conduslve -to the welfare of ieed lnally things. .But they didnt; provement; in conditions under

ill ordcr -io lillder-inlltl, tilt-_rei'ot-e, either cllllmch or state in the -way carry them iiitp ef(e¢i_ Thai waaliq Government which has kept.

5° iflilll it Gln l°Il`¢°|Y the differ-ellen, between 'the res- it is sometimes- carried on and honest. Everyone 'must remember promises in the past-and we m

|i¢ ii0'Utlve parties. li. will be ncecssnry which lllsteud of elevwfillig lnora-lly 'howl delegation after delega-tion well 'support -honesty rather -lil _

1° l`0Vl'3‘W |"`l‘fflY their re-cords in is creating unnecessary schisms. was turned down in their requests l\YP0C\'lHY. retluctions in taxation the past. 'File first great distinct- 'lt is admitted I .think on all and suggestions to the 'Bell Govern- ratther than- increases in taxation

-_ _ ion between the politfieu ol' -tho lionds that conditions- today are ment. There wap no lllolley for aa we li-ave always had -under the

' lW0 llfH‘llf-‘H ill forllier years may be not what they sh-uid be and 'Prem-_ally llllprovcinent, nothing for any Llbefillrli U. l‘€‘00l‘d of promises

` ‘ ' N let Stewart 0 ed h t it con lodvanee' nothin fol tho Red perl‘oirtneti rather -than a lecord

taxation' Whvnin the yt-ni 1373 the elders a better method, a method Cross nothing to help light 'robot

i I think we may with confldeu

.. i- tflollservutivcsVattttolitltfod as their wlllell he believes will be on im.f'culr.--tis. but instead a Sanitoriuln -

- " ' ' - » . ' - ; - BX -a real and continued l

policy, that they would ubollsll dir llltvemcllt, namely a certain sys torn down no consideration for 96°”

` _ ect -taxa-tion, und, in lieu iiiernoi'_'teln of Government Control. Many 0"' h0SDltals and orpllanages- no \”'°V?II\6llt ill tel11D0ra'nce.land'pub-

would press fi.-r our violins ni otttt- lpok upon this na, a pogpibig ngiii.'Expansi0n of .iiie-C-iliili_l.ells Alai no liyp mortality generally, as well

' _ wil. and tilerelly set-.li-l'e the fultds i Un oi’ the tenlpernnce problem. thllli: for our Tourist Associ tial t ° 'PWENSB and prosperity whi ll ' _'

1 il \ \ , tin the other hand thoro in the qi. nothing init t-i,,gl,,,_ii0l,~_ll,, lfzselllf are practically cel-'lain-to accrue Episcopal Soclety Re

. ~ 5.. sl that were juslly owing tt us. iii- _ p . - » l, , _

l.. . _ stead ul rosol~tilllp_ lo tlirt-rt luxat- iffy alleged to be adopiod by the 'lnlion even of our claims agonist from me ‘1d0llll0l’i N the 'DlMf0

' ‘ e 'ted 'L he elect of

ioll, they, lull, wliilsiulldllli; 'tlie dl- ‘I'|bf‘l`Ul llllfl-y Cllllmetl by lhemt to lhe Dominion treasury. pres “ 0 'l UVB 0

d teirmilled opposition that it totlid be l’l'0hl\llllUn *N10 13% i'0lll' years has witness 'P"°"|`“ce "JY ‘P"e‘“le" S'-ewan; “"0

ho in that all within lra e of m

.» be don _ecur d llle eolliitilellee I ' _ ed a great change lu this Province D i; ‘ ug

“Ct e, ‘§ 0 of ‘the e le.wcre clot ted to lower E><°"'\|'\¢ TM ‘|-'lb°"°| Pin! °“'m°f0 “nlefbflw better leader “nee Wm v°"° f°' hm “a“dId“"-ea'

C [Il

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nuthin _mmm iillllhll st-».»i---offoo-in-ow-'»=-f

__ SHREDDED

WHE T

Whole wh fo perfect flavor Shredded fiztcasy nourishment

to l is ___ _ _ _ _ A __

.Ti Stand on the Clue

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M0ralS»“”M0derate Atlttl' and wittiiiii iw., i,,- _ llllee ‘will/l., - giiipl ,-ollllilllli llilyllllwmem___and thank you for your kind attention which operates its :til ilgclluy of

lllelrenltol' libolislled ltixlltlitll null ILM us oxnmille ttllis policy .fur it the advance had _been decidedly 'i0 Wh"-1 I llliife S¢\‘l(\»

h l d _ _

or B0 l*“‘°‘”@S;lflll|y llressetl our claims melneilt. tMr. Saunders SWS* lf "°' “Pe lil’ many reduiions ill taxa

nt 'Ootawa -tha-t ortho end- or ltiflo lllflleli to power ho will take a,'ll0n. ietvin-g relief to oil our poo-

- it

and llils smile illirty I'_`.pist'ltp:ll C

C ` ` ’ | | i _ y

tl l t ear tl ti d l plehlsclle lr that Pithlsolte hould -Die. _ ' il ~ ~ ~

Wllh Cardinal 0 COHHHI1- r...i?..i ;ii...f‘;z;..il'.f', ...sr ----. .. ' . A Famous ot-nsotior

` ROME, March i6.-The llul Sees lishi roval oi rohibi~ l) lod r t ~,l - l~ l'C°nlr0l. his policy till h oover - F .F in A

y L lp P ng n` per 0 vlelvt ytlun es" "lent Voliirol Wang tile: will or ur er dvancemem

l' 'i b i' fi . ._ _ - ' amounted -to only $128,110 _ 'Ph e, - . ion oil i s e le list the law is oppostil to reason 'md to Chrlstlzln wo’ wma yearly oy my mud hm my i.,,l,l,,_ ,l _ill ll", ,manly language lu ipremlel Slewaws Dla_u0ym_ my _ _

" V317 - ` ' income or any trtlter tux, on any 'iho l,l.,.,,@pL campaign. Will all £110 *UP flllllro gives' most; reasonable “From Toronto Saturday Night."

' A questiollai're which wa

to »_ _ _

' Til Ulfi li p _. _ -_ -l _ living person; noi- even upon tho llferelli orsunieuts hscnmo untrue assurance or further and comiau ti 'rh r win senrl-.m t i tb the Board of Directors of til

e ‘ e I-ess ww' advised of the Yqtwln g_%m ufie to dead for there was no ¢tlli~;-essioll 0"" 'USM'-' lf D\'0h|‘|lli-|001 is 0|9fH‘lY “dvancemem lo greater comfgrt prohiiitgioh wlflch is tom-llieaglllotlsd y

tiny as the newspaper rcferenllulil oil the sllbiect continues in the amy ii, iiipgo tiny.. lilo l>\‘°DPr policy -to adopt why and' l>t'oBDel‘ily: and this will no ml-pong 'tho iniei-ii-gent circiep or aii spread approval' .

l-"lied States' lllgll and y_(_slmnSllylL_ Vmléym authorities added _ lrayea piebisclte as to whether they accelerated again .i,y Biiii. _iil,l.ii,._,l. me lead-ing -Uniieii smiep ciiieS_ Dr. Nicholas Murray Bu

[`l `- The Llbemls Md Tammn lu I “dm” what is '°l"lm°‘|"bY the!" '°d"°"°“” ill lalwilon- And wo.wo- -has received support fi'0m im 'Un' vereii ' ill 'ln interview last wool' lr u li t' ' d "tl

it til their campaign if, be l, gi-Gai men must note with articul i - expeoted_qup.i-ie,-__ Many men and . ). . _ \ l 0 gl or\\ar \_ as eil ence

lllilt the Holy See approves the nlollt-rate use of wine. ' le zl l ~ - _ _ _ ll ay n

~ i h lEul'ly ill ll8‘ll a rllnllire oi`(:.lvel'll- evil. Did evetr anyone hnvlng any- -llerest that IP;-emier .gipwal-i-S llr0_ women oi middie age will recaii

mdk of me church m Rome’ It was pmmed om' Comcldes wit] t. at -m€“\1C0k lllllve ilhil lol' Iwo yimrii Ulill-g to do with responsible zov- mlws for -the future that, although the famous “Crusaders 881111151 attitude of lhe Cllurcll Tempera

of Cardinal O’Connell, of'Boston, who recently spoke his mind po cfiort was nlude -to pi-oss our ernment ever go to -the country on his -Government -has already doubl_ ylce_.. _Rey Dy Paykhllyst or New

- claims at Ottawa und wllen flfier fl lJ0ll°Y Whefeby tllel’ lYT0D0iied to Bd the grants =to our lChlldren'.s Aid York, 'whose sensational camDll|Sl\ cent letter sent out to the Elis

"" me subject _ ‘V '_ _ _ A _ » _ the election year oi 1so:l li Liberal introan-oo what. they oohsldorod a Societies, and no-yo given ton thou- against "protected" vice and law- R W ' '

Res Jollslble and auiliorltzlilvc ecclesmstlcs compiled the lol- government phowod ri tl.-tloit for -great evil provided the poopie by sand dollars in toni- years to ips le-ssness attracted the attention the ev' 'W' B°“'“g°"» Vmm'

I _

lowing statement and it may bc taken as summarizing the Vati- eve-year nllno.-t otinol to i-no whois plohlscito mud so. -li the -l.l-boi-ai -Red Cross' Society. and paid two the early '11ii1elies-- Hia method _ ,_ . _ ' lconservative de-bt at thc end ot Daily be -sincere in advocating pro- thousand dollars to figiir ri-gains; were drastic and he was 'much tan s position. _ their -twelve year period, the l.ih- liihltloll why are -they notpreporcd Tuberculosis, and has increased 1-idiooied__ti,ug me did iii, gomeihin

“Considering prohibition from the point of view bot 0 of dw L ta ty n I though - es I - _

' ~ . - . . . XB. 0 . lllll _ HMB - i -

llilinral etllles-and~-Clirlstlaii morals, in the first case it is opposed urged iiille and ,win pl. iiio con- unsatisilaotory Law five hands; 3131:;-Zngnlfo figgrigi :rlli(hr:h'?‘amrs:;:?i;rlo1l-lloilitwtlgle ii;-lags

tive o position, in vigorously -- nual grants to our l-iospitaltr from means the respectable institutio

lit rczlsoil and ill thc second opposed to faith. Herve' D _

press our epeeial elltltns nt Ottawa, The sys-iem ,lil ,ll .l,l,ellelll- l_ll_ I fifteen hundred -to six thousand that it is today. Many reade

ol will b sur rlsed to ie rn that D

_ l.R¢hson suggests to us to mzilte use of all ilatiirofpelehlents they (llyl ,lin lli, ,,,,_ with tho result. think, pretty generally admitted to d NB-in addition to these in. 8 P ll _

l i t and ninnner as .ire libel to prove beneficial Thus, that they went out of power about -he mlsotis-hootorlly in its opol-ation. “waves all-omy made lwllell me Psi-lxhurst is still nllvo ami hear _ g l,

' M “W $135-Ulil 0 RGB!! F6808? directors were for prohibition an

h f erals again restored to their policy to ~lalld -by it and by it alone Phe annual ,grants to our Orphanag toward cleaning up the Bowery Rey lllld Deal. qll..

ill SHCI (lllllll I y t ' ` y Q _ _

- - - - - ltnowlth n_tleht_t-io<io on to $1,000.- -Under uotn lihorai anti oonservtit-"I1i'lMNle' would tio 'soniln l h *S*

even poisons, takell ill determined doses can enter into the eronomy'll 0_ l l _ _-ll -; --l--; ;l - l- _ - - _ _ m.l_“s mill _ _ '€__ 6 PW' of ills wil ll l _

’ 0 00 notw tihtun tu. in vin vhs ve govemmenio we rind, year after more attention to and sl l’y‘l‘; -P“P°"“ _ B dye”-1'” alienated a number et older mem- _ll was learned my “lilly from a

ol nutrition. Even supposing that .wine and alcohol were poisons, schemes of -ill-st-t tnxnzion restored your from $40,000 to $50,000, mills still lmore -money for ills lmpmye_ “nee bn ynameb apporlre

l - . i . -men ,lf ' \9 DU C l' Ill. , t t lit til ulllil. tr e 0 el ts 1' 'tile health of our o le 9 9 “ 5° ‘WK “S0 hllrlnlon tllat does not prohibit, the mm lhe muysllmmlyen Hull “ro

l b f lt' l ohibitill thefrtls but onl to' , ° ° P - “'““'Y» Y C D an Do p . .

d ii a reporter f th ‘ H ld-'l‘ lb ‘ - _ _

to el lo ith ° 0 9" l' “|10 dlleotorn have returned to the nlip- lem hem om but llml Severn

that wotl tl not e reason or el ire y pr g _e, y _

_ _ \0ne of -the first ncls oi the Lon- from a sort of quasi- ove nm nt D1 rward e

- -' - E r ° ‘gr°“‘ “Mk managed to "dig out" the pina wh

their abuse. - _ _ . ‘ servatlve party led hy Ptoiniel -tontrol under a system the Liberals Which our tiled Cross Society and t ill ll ly

-~ a e me e was Minister

h' ' 'Mothieson the pl-esclli <“li\»l lus-may they -will continue, ii they do °“r H°sp"“ls and Orphanage* and Madison Square P h i i

res y er n

r. hiildtioa. '

5 April ls, 1927,'

o The Church Temperance Society, n under its charter, stands for vol- rii unilary temperanco and not for pro-

ANGLICAN BHURCHMEN _

as tlil

termed 'taxation' on .ip,.tin~tt o pl pos w ii e g of

' "°"”"' iillilll TEMPERANBE

C8 m.

verts to its Original stion. ex 5

¥ NlT.\V YURK, May 20.-'l`llr (fllllrcll 'lknliperance Society

illt- l’l'c»tt-sltlllt Episeopzll Church lt-rgyllli-ll ull its Fxerllilve Board,

‘has taken its stand ofileiztlly for “vulullizlr-y tt-mpurililce and not fo!

bc-ing circulated among the 7,000

Episcopal Bishops and blergy throughout the United States, it was said last night. was bringing abundant evidence that the stand t&el1

e society was meeting with wide-

iler, I"l'i=sidcllt of Columbia Unl-

Of the rapidly cllallgillg srllllrneiit with regard to prohibition the

tice Society, as expressed in a re-

copal clergy over the signature of

of Trinity l":l'risli :intl President 0| `

;'the Society. ‘The letter follolvst-

4. Should the Vol-stead law bl

_ mtlllifieil ?

5. Should the Eighteenth Amend-

ment. he repealed?

6. Art- you willing to cooperate

wltil lite Clillrclx Temperance Boa -iety in- it campaign for more prow

l. Y Durin the war a mzljorlt of tit; _llclllyle leylslmlon ln me lnlemn

oi’ temperunce and morality?

l . _ . n be" Now’ Seeing the em” of pm promiliell-t ‘ Episcopal clergylmm

‘lf the society -thinks it represellis ill U mn. orit of ille eler and luliy.

0 _ 1- E ' .

mal policy of me musty' I" Lhlgillulltirotl usswora already have been

irc-i:i»i\'eil. Tho tenor c-f 1.11980. it

,, . . . _

Complete prohibition therefore is irrational And t is is ' ' ' '

' ' - - - ~ =_ th

, » tice on attaining po\\<.l_ _o will not upon taking a plebiscite_ ini,-9.0 or auch organizations are doing. Church was known as the “Mm d_yyuy lylalely lndlcalcyl mm .ll tl"

irnvctl b the use of w`ine among all people, ancient and modern, was io again press onr rl-till,-.,_ ,,-iii, iillce A gow,-,,mont control system. 'Phe not that .Premier Stewarts alll Goflll Clllz Th l d

en" e o gen

l Y ~ - - -

- - - . . _ lattc.-rm also ~

ntt-lntitn th leo le of Isra=l after Noah. the result that no lcon ti-on $l0o.o0o ioromlor stewart advocates it aev- l’ P'°V’<l°= fi r 'the iii-

g Cl I_ P L A _ _ _ B year was pyocumll lil, llii iiilll. ip ei-nmeni icimin-pi sys-iam whom I;/y90Hy:lgp£i0ii of a aclyemeuoly pen: lilslilrxllrllyplltiélrstllliytllllygawczllylliyik rilczytd fpel ininll oi’ cliurellmell may be known.

J y - sy '

L' and it is sending you the t-lit-_lose

m' Yours truly,

.rLool<lilg at the matter from the point of Cllrlstlrlii morals, c,,,l,e_ Ami ii is ii _oilliiiiit-,opt mot, terms ,ii-9 imowii io you and wlllci, s i- op, aged and lllllml pea proved much since his d Mk

lllc reasons prompted by natural ethics are supported by those of Ulm- l,l\0\l'l¥l\ UW (-""\f*@'l'l"-\ll\'\> ll-"lv und he eluims it to 'be 'superior I0 mea’ the °""'°"°"“"°" °f Wl‘°l° many aged men be takegynn one. W' W' B°""‘°°"' _ - _ _ gome 'pevcii oi- eight yeairs later, the present -sysfmn and he asks Conditions should .be the primary Rented ylew of th ..l d g Presideili. -\ theological order. The Lord created tliliigs for the use of Mall, was Succeedell ily y, _i_l,,,,,.l,l Gi,,,._ii,,,, eieciols to lei lllm _show them object of every tchriatiany and lllal modem dress" bu: henysclacplzyam

' ' . M Ask for Chan e

ond Man should not be reveiiled from makin use of them for thc ernment. and althoulill they had that he v.-an improve conditions "here ii lo be continued improve- h

P g were ftllthei tluinis thereby mentt in our educational system, al iigopltgrsohth zsggrgalllleugaiglsgtbisii

is ay “

. - _ _ . l h - ~ - - . _

ends of the Creator so long as he docs so ill, a manner which does :o‘°b‘;“pyfy_';;fl lm l-lmlwl, all-0l.l was There appeals _lo me ,lo ,alison so interests as women oven more lloiiliilll He is 0 so d d

. ~ - ' - - un o , _ _ . l f ll ever made -hy the Liberal sw/<‘\'il~ for the people to -become alarmed T"“'“°“‘]“"|¥ than the general ad- when he says thatna city gfvlllilelb Siu lthecnctlhlhlchl tri?lmp8mmeptlSl(t)¢lil

y si ll pat g a canl

F no harm to him or lls e ows. _ - ~ I I-M f -M D me th d d _b “ness pmmyaed l

_ \ . » - ~ . i 0 PS ' ( ' 'H16 O ' l ,

- "1-wiv sc--on-fe dos --of -undo--n -he me of w--o of ;;;f_i,;,_<;§{;3i§_“_‘_ ' _,i,.,, ,,,,, _,_,i,;;,°;>;r;‘,_ Y,_;°_if_}',‘°_'_ o..-...it ...l tt..-..;‘.'.?.i‘i.’.?.‘?.§.i." l’.?§”ii2i.%i .*’.?'.‘i‘.ii..‘;‘Z‘2.“‘.§?"it‘iL°i.&’."l.

strong drinks, but only their abuse. ' claims; but. as soon do it ('onsot-vn- unco question. The ‘promise of iii, ,g<,,,,,-nmelli noi mllcil ileiiel. than the town oi NWS. ""1 me {{"“*"°Sl °f \°“‘l’°“'°"‘°

_ - y tive iGovern-ment was again return- ilf Government Control be adopt-:yi fuse - is efforts to bring :back mr- thirty-five years ago, whose dive and 'mmamy ‘ “nd is seeking th

QUO PES PROV-ERBS pg, =Il’rpmierr Eviyelylprt limi l'l:'i‘\lypl'll ‘gg ilvllllmifhlt :ylllp;l(lgy(;lo:f'tl|lll'll ohut lg la;‘;yf;iir‘;1¥i:;il?pf§;l3cleEdward is- heuentiiizpvoured to clean out. A

_ . -_ . _. . ‘eic o rvlrc>_.lt '- , 0 ` 0 .a -

“Wine is ti mocker, strong drink is raging; :uid wllosocverllyly “Enzo l_l;:,lyy°lll,,i`ii,'e i-,,,,,_ ,,.i i,,,_l,,.o,,e wmllllolls lhe; lg' myth-ers whose hearts yearrlnlglry Til; hl‘Sio‘l‘; fgmltntilhiwbyvhlg Zwifmo

l is deceived therein is not wise,’ we read in the Proverbs. ernment at ottawa conltl not roy neliilettly ayaila-yllle towitlhf people. lg ff:;“ylf;`f|°dyl'lvf:y>r1lt1;>r days to leavo Ullyllllelllril heuconsidsrablv dlmlnis

, . . . . . I- It ll if-'hi"~lltoree wlere t yloe~s- dh _ e po .-l`he use of wine is reprovcd in several places, _while its $232,066, ill iygilurlwyllllllylllvllplpll hw he improved alyléztgt wélylil-lvhyvéatiye an ome “my yhgerelyisuilyllllzeotwyiltli: gggnbwalpii l__ls llmiilbliloll ll success il, yC.,,

moderate use is taken for granted, or even recommended in others. nro -help ct--nsitlot-hilly to licilloil li-ovo iyhe,ple_sent'tlmo_ -_-it remedy :How evils May no Aimed leiiytypd s gpllyrler oi s. century. not

tt - - - _ ` _ tile burden of direct taxation. ' y w I c ndepelidently oft any W pro t on most of the evi

Th th se with both the Old and the New Testa _elm my Islyydly Pwlyy lysllydlu will Anti finally ol course, -them ii, he combstotl starred io come back _ _l

enough for a lair trial. I

IS IS C C8

. _ . . _ in

il t f m le the miracle of Cana and more especially in y The nose Polloloo _ pmty poitlos -tho oleotors hy hollot peiagigitéssueygrtho day, it., Tom: llilngléeatiinn;g;=%ustlt;ath£rl“;o,y. y_ Regardless oy _mu mime

l£‘|’l S, HS 0|' CXII P l

\ Thnlelllns also been ll difference ,_-,iii My wilelilel. or not they willil H nest n, and our consld H h I

Bl h

the recomniendzttibns of the Apostles. in past years hotween then- two iii., .,-,aio oi ,eslrlcled solely lo llm eral on _ot the -means' .by which the y ya avi; e vga: tlyng r o pupil,

si - ’

For instance: ‘And be not clrun \vl wine w l _ ex- _ - - -- - _ ~

’ tem of improved roads with nhl poses l refer to the introduction “W -Prohibition flaw, and are mil. Bymbethized with the "taver

cess" Elm' 55 18,' - . C fire.-nl the ll-‘eilernl Govcrnmellt wus of the Canada 'I‘enl rance Act thllllllz to increase -the disree »- “mm” which ‘i"“W° me" 10 ilflll

ii _ .. . . . . ~ - - pe it i Pe-t - And in the Epistle of Fimothy, we read: Drink no longer o poll-oy t..at|g..n.t.o.l ny tht- von- which l iooneldei- superior to the __°r -law-tho msunrsotm-o ol -1" °“°l‘ °°l1°fH misty. and ol th

- . i- . _ moonshlne" nd ii - pet hobby of some later crusaders

iilllrmitiesf 4 .. lllyneuecyeegflllyllly cnitiesteti title lelleyc- lilyne and lludorh which so much re- yjlhgxiy 93:;/inces of Oantada under The ‘aw l§‘°“ lx lm; Hwflll meio- ‘ -"Th ~ - _ » _ il°il~l~ - i_ f il on 0 - ul no ftooticr int le rngemsn o 1 e Statute and boot- vernments and Liberal B Un- mer can, and its

use things are so evident that thc pro l \ 10018 ° 0 l C Li.i,e,,,ip oiitoooodoii thi-ni than they logging ii, i,,,i,i,,g l,iace_ _ Premiers or Progressivo G,,»,,e,l.,l_ system ot _enforcement is corrupt

iiiio ii vel- ' ` _ ~ ~ i' _ f ' ~ .il oi lm-proved roads \\~ t l y ' y _ _

. sm" their own' mgdlfymg mow por mm O I-t whit, strenllc-italy opposvti lit the t-nm- _ UUH lln'vs'and substituted Govern- tm E‘5h"°“"\ - Am°“dm°Ul- bil

appear contrary to thelfrillens. ` poi-gn, neglecting to sonic' extent I know that Temperance sdvo-fmelli Control. We-didnt .hear muah 'mt with "'° V°‘“°*d Mi- l

' - . _ - l of the _ _ runs counter not only to human _

fl cooperation of the Episcopo-l elerg

ly out:

locality?

ward the use c-f liquor, do you l

' k 'th ` hex-e’n is partied ln tho loml polish-v A sys- for medicinal or nicohapiooi l,,,,. evie which have developed Wie, 0 e a oon, u t at ho always hwy salmon my llm problem of li,

- ~. _ _ seltvuti e. s rt if lhe plu tquaalsyste ol Go r t can a te bo tl __ wsltm-_.but use o lirtiewine for thy Si0\“f*°“'>‘ ~“‘k° ‘md "‘l"° °“°" 'form oh Q-wg lol: ll?-» om..-t-1-votivoo i,,,i_ -wi,ici,"§,,, i,a,i,vf,i“f§2“p,e,,n, lww time evils are to boeglfllfgd. “°__;‘,"h:‘y:‘“ ‘° “W

fanatical order have .gone so far as to alter the Holy Scripture adopted in Some measure the policy Iyllsnils yvyrllgh Libenal premiere the °“¢_ly liropnoua, _

not oo no so one nononaololaounuo Ure away with thoirrtrohii.l ' ““‘ “‘°“°'“'"'°°°'°“° Wm' h b t c

;An ro l l lon ommlsslons

- - however special nt-tehtluh to brid lcutes claim intoxicating, liquors activities of the Liberal 'Pro customs but to comm

- on sen

° ° ' El 0 . Lf- d ges and' cal-verts, the btliltling of are not -necessary even for -medl-hlbllloll-lets -in -those days. 'But - 5° 9° -"“'

._ which as tivo nt l by tho Con- clnol purposes, blicwhon many of Whoo the Conservative pre lei- i w°“- It is tar too drastic.

an 9 ‘ml ‘9 ` serva'tl\':;s uhtl tg vfhleii they have -the people ol the country believe ir Ontario and New IBrunswil<`:k hail ll‘,:w'lmt°t° d° ‘-b°‘" "7 l

A' H" ` *rw ‘A U l' ` N ' y ' since -been sivinir attention; Mid lil. and when mam' of -the people 'P51109 Edward-Island took the met- ' 9 .lg M kno" It i’ b”

Premier _giewpi-i iiow pt-onllsen tvoftthe country in case of emergency W1’ 'Ill'-What. an outcry they have me' he “"3 I” "°"'“3 W0'

ELGT- W RTE' *

yy __ A l _ _ ef.-lltlnuatlon of the policy of yrellusuaily do not have a doctor at ,.l have yo-"ht me 'Moons' bu

_ . V yy

all the tiins. 5°

ll: temperance e

I' for changes ill existing prohibition

ml in its endeavor. These questions

IB 2 Have we had the law ions

y lleve a prohibition- law offers the

lsttlm- average was maintained up

tn queguonalre to me end that me om to lilo time of the poll had boon

lc-onlpleted the result would be B illree-to-one vote ilznlnst the prev ent system and in favor ot clmilgil ill existing prohibition lows which would fit them lc- become instru- mcllthlitles for the attainment of ielnileraxlre rutllel' than for “D70

1 The questionaire itself i tlleiltei. lyllylylou yylylcly does not pmllllylui

Last year tiln Church Tempor-

anco Society was subjected to st-

ftc souls of its spokesméll

0 tat-ks ti l' _ - el had expressed views sc-nlewhnt y similar to those expressed in tho

Belilllgcr letter. Not a few of those siiarlis came from within the Epilv

n. are included ln -the cricular se-ht "mal ‘yolyly some members of ml

clergy bluntly declaring that in ll- .; no wohlhltion the sooiotv d-id

i- al tri

not represent the Church as I

bod?-

ir was said last night thai. since

then sentiment emo!!! U0'-11 V-|15 clersi' and lilily had been sounded

0. io- out sufficiently to malls li. P09551'

tor the director; to take officially the definite stand rellocted in the letter gent out hy Dr- Belllll-K9?-

v-_-“J

Enforcem

_ _ __ _ _ __ _ placing worn out bridges and ull their elbow to administer other

'ries .nzvisitn RAT! u_.ow|Mt\§ie»-tFFsc'rlve rabid DAT; or-' verls or wood, with in-not_uros or stimulants, which some tiootoi-S A Female M edicine lg 2:; ,lhgi-ggliagillstsllig to “item l as lm it was ronml that the -hurtl

. _ _l ILL concrete and steel; and lltlriher- claim are gqppiiy M "od ol. Mi. _ - _ ,___ _ _ _ “ch hlshlhandsdsuthglilillynaud in

» LAST METER Rl AND ILLLAFPLY T0 l 3 FUR _ _

- _ . _ CE-‘YUNI - 1l21» ' ' 'l°\‘° in v0'0D0rl\l0 W'ih the olhel: ter. thou; D0°Pl¢ will look to have PUWCI' caused too much iillblic reeentmen

to coueuleefs who reii'<l8i'ell>oll` this

_ . ‘.' .- _ Provinces of the Dominion to ell o law.w eroiiy tbeywill he allow _t.t_.. f i ig, _ " ' - ,$UWih'g"lA1'l ' desvour to have the Dominion ed to -have such dthpulants. end. if Keel” the lyltlm Aotive. Re- Flzyrgbeluhlggllgtahhff is perfectly m onerous as

vt. il. - _ w.-ll.

at to ii. w. il. - 'U ,Dm '1‘||. '-

_clurse pine all oosneeted Power on eil

coiiimuv,

connected loads in excess of_10_

became

have

l10W'

\I believe conditions ltodly are to m_om~ lm

l\°W ingthia connection. _ ‘uw hmm f°" '°m°“ muff “"9

_ Dr. IIIIIIUWIYI Pllll. . It'| hedging

I see no reason why Church and f-5°" mild 'veleililblfpllle promote

should get hopelessl inter- feevleriir, became any' imp gh. Wllq can eey that ah moral lyllelli elm tlilt women also them

or people are in one so beleil . i\l‘ooihot;\!|eno' eoedi- all advocates o! inlmor- tions that women dit lllllleoltto

other. Osn we not he overcome in .yy gi-_

lf.“.‘i'.P.'.‘.-2.'-'ii'-;”'.‘I.'l-°?2"‘-"‘.i."¥-'»‘5 mi me spirits an or hamilton-o l>tll¢_ ass. si. eil anim. l r

more when

iHlh '- ed. d.ittheln\ notouh le -. _

¢°"°‘1 ‘mm “man” °'m'mg hesmhggs Slxntm? gaps; sllcl;:;ea"iil vbwhdlizého k'l§`i`lawh‘l:1l.\u.!;r%llirl:- mn" ' f'wbi.",“"'“'. ,Nunn ` hovxe belheoveh ‘gift me rem' “hom

than WW W* **°““‘~ ' 'thlsss ho old in hh ooopomtloii-in tho me orlhem.1il.si»o is oooh a villiiie, ,,,, ,lla imllly 'ly§1§l'n*§:y “lf

‘ ‘ l -thi i --t pero _ -

"6 ivisth the other premiere n proeur its oe orcinq em nc9 lawn bl. l-iNMlL+0N’8 PILL! til finslly. pei-iinpg, were cmlid “mn” pre” mm mls Goyemme t '_ new me reyponslblllty d

of =°°\\°°°°fl 1 ill li it ails- so me r wool: in .thot ati in-

°f “Wh |°N| ‘U 'tvétllxxlztillllb lllehpie- cslqtwillig lirovf lsteatioh. A o!‘ye_aIrs_' I Pnl),/amz” ¢;.::"“°” “ tm" mermah md nl

-inc.. - _ tool: aims wlthi- some temrersnoe mm mylyhy “mall ~'."°' --A,

Respecting lduestlon advocates on this"vei°y polht and “N iii,

to _mb e it work

don't e. bad

Q00!

will in tho mt; o

coals t

Per

ent of Law

Bm Premier Stewart speaks plainly and clearly. These are his ivofdlfi

youd “Take the matter of crime generally. We have there the KN"

weight of public sentiment behind the enforcement of the law. l! L mln commits a crime. everyone is interested to see that detection and pullllr 1 ment follow. But has lt been so in the case of Prohibition? .As nfl?

en was so great. upon the D095-flfnfllf

ll ol Justice in this Province thats Commission was appointed to onmroli

the law so as to i-oilovo that Department or tho Government from 111°!

d ‘ From that time n.p to thé present we have had three consecutive d Commissions, and a great deal has been recently said and written. with “' regard to the present Prohibition Commission. It has been said bytlli

n canno pe

of 50'°°l\" W' ""°°“' W' in tht 4o,ooo thi lion oimli- to an extreme wiuoh hi always s -- H. e * gm" ` ' ’ H ' M" been ` Dmmbmon la' “mt the enforcement of the Prohibition Act by ilidlnk -behind the Comhtll'

“ad sion' that this Government disrlrlosed the previous Oommleslon ell, IP

i- pointed the present Commission, and dragged the whole matter teh

unqoi-“big i",__| potty politics, and is therefore responsible for _the cond!-tione_exisl.iQ

col-tslsly it is having wow. it illlllres the young

U18 Police and it ie

of dilholwlty in pu

° W‘ith regard to those Commissions generally I have ,lust this to lift h' that-I believe that all three Commissions, and that every membertel ° each one of those Commissions, has brought to _beer uiloil the dlsche.\'|l k_ ot his duty every bit or energy, ability and honesty heposssssed. ' _I ilev6__thst the Commission have 'given unettlllted and sincere public _ vice in the discharge of their duties. _ _ _ l - _

I will say further, and I want fo give this answer to the critic!

'ot the -partisan press, that thls_ Government did not dismiss' tits*

Prohibition commission. Their term oi ottiee expired under the .uni ttispreeeut Commission was appointed lndile 'oolmi under the _ visions ot the lair. . , _ _ "

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