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_llllli__itIll’iilIllliilllllllli tualliiall p|;gu|]q(;E3_HELP~|VN_,V ‘FI_SiH for

othernfancifully set date. ._The _only L ' __ i b l - iction that has been fulfilled since the V, _ VV i ~ _ ~ -_

----' beginning ofthe war, so far as we can re-i '

till..-l\|;o¢ll,.(lo\|nli»`¢l`1a»1i,'fsa.ao por yur. lnellv- WGN]

|54) A- cannon; \2.lll_|l~l.~~y0ll' (IMIIOH)-ll OllVlI\°l» ll Some

mir., pm will for u. s. A. ~_ - pred

f ~ _ . much optimistic prophesying that thewar

` d end ‘.‘~b`efore Christmas_,’,’ or ‘before

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A _' " '°` `,'~'° ‘°‘v."~Q- RUAilY~_2l'5_-_isijfl-1 1V_~__

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3 _ -“OND-il' 1"`l‘1Ul“»`-WY 2'~"l‘» 1913 collect, was that by the noted military crit-_ ' ' t'*'*' _ _ _ -§:_ _

__l-.-__.._e_-_~.~___-__»_f.~_~~w_»»---»-------»~ 'ic, General Repington, in191-Land recall- Every Aer” to Pmduce F°°d° B°y5 to Help ~° t You will fl-hd. agua, vm-`etyv0f.Eish`at;-it ln*

ne_otner dey by Attorney Gen-eral sn-l'__»“ Federal and Provincial 1560-vemmmfs to C0_V V __ C V ._feShV .d-_ _,QE Vi,

.` _,,.;., THVV ____ _‘V ,V _.L_

ooh lnoiill rio_\ c.iM1_iio\ Fredemck EVVSmlthV at Ottawa namely ,V _ __ __ V_ l_ouVrV_l'lsh ounler c_

" ‘l"”_"_" _ . that

e-`seriousneS's_= of theffddd _p`roblem_1S lin b

indicated by the fact that the Prime Min ister, Sir Robert Borden, found it neces- sary' to call the pijemiers of the different

Since that time the early ‘fcollapse of Ger- many” has been a _favorite theme for the

iro’ inces to ether, to lay before them con- .mate1_iahZeV and those who read the Wal.

l g _ _ _ fidefitial information obtained from the Al- lied-governments and to discuss with them ways and means of meeting' a situation which he and they have come t_o_ regard as vital to the interests of the Empire, of the Allies and of civilization. Elsewhere in this-_issue a summarized report of the_ con- clusions and findings arrived at will be found andiwe trust it will be carefully studied by our readers. It was a serious conference dealing with a situation that is much more serious than we prosperous, well fed and

map today will look long before they find evidences of collapse. Of course, Germany lhas her___tl;oubles; so have we and our al- ies; now

tion feet still

care;-free_Canadians have ever dreamed of. andvin justice to ourselves and -rl"

for the future we should regard conference and the situatioin as' c`oiiference was not called nierl cuss the seriousness of the siti' to give ollt any discouragiiig or _ 1'epo__rt, but ratherto iiii1ii‘eSs_up dians generally that we 'have v reach the means and the resour lieve the situation, provided we-' best* and the most economic use And' the conference agreedvupo' lines of production to follow, cef coinineiidations to place before ti of the different provinces. Assu; giveh that the federal and pi'ovi` ei'iiil,‘1eiits__,would stand behind z put forth by the farmers and prod-uceis-in a general canipaig off the want that is now looinif spectre before our Allies and ou

_,Each department of agricultif

ect the efforts of its _,own p1'} through the Premiers and Coi-

ter

the war will not end sannotvbefar out and, e this and adapt our- " it will befor us and

1 I l-‘_\Lsil> 1-.utils l

prophets, _But the collapse has failed -to ° '

Germany Wants to get out of the Scrapei which onine befoie it. Ifarniers in order to secure_ in 1918

_ but W3nt_5 '50 get 0110 Wliidl S0319" poi-lance considered by the Provlnifacreesc of new land more than

thing' i10 begin Il3i210I1l’l00d again With, per- l cial Preniiers was that of increasing, would normally be broken for next

5 Warp - 1' f .

The conference between the Gov- the proper quantity' ol’ seed is avail-

ernment andthe provincial Premiei-g'able and distributed in their pro- ..-was _concluded late Saturday night -vinces; to undertake the work of lis- following- a long.nnd prgfiiftblg dig. certnining the form of assistance cuss-lon of tho important quegtionglwbicii may be required by their

The subject of outstanding nu the breaking oi u definite increased

(‘aiilidli.’s output of food productsll/Cai°’s ciop

haps renew her effort? at-World d0mlna° and' obtaining adsquute furui -iubm-;| Assistlllicli ot' piuviiicilii Depart-

Zlfld he!" El.1‘g`l.1ITl€I'lt IS Silé h2l,S h€l')l :\V0d§l'€ut lluestioiis that go hand' lulliieiits ol' Agricuitlne in taking orders

2'- _ , ' - lun in thc campalgi for gre Lg for tractors and i`or\vai°lling slinic to

P middle Europe' She 1S,prollu_t:tioli. The Zigenilu., liolvoiiferlj the Canada Food Board, Ottu\\'n_ ‘ lll El. ])OS1b10ll t0 d€lTl21l'ld teI'n1S Of Sell# i Covered a niuch wider range ol' ques-I ' '

tlement; she -' 'll needs much more beating; l‘°_f3§p‘r."f':\“l_l°'1“lllnle;esldV V ~- ~ seeuie aoye for l=.-.fm

__ - . v - 12 'HS H ellg i scusso l’

thtlll S118 llr Ved b€‘f0l’(-3 She Sl.1bl'IlIi2S t0 1 the _.Sold_ic|:g‘ Lanill sgggielgegg Assistance ol' the provinces

ms th? l(-e the “world 3 Safe place Si-.:enic und rl refereiice to the ques., through their lllrlllratioiiui Depart-

_ »- _ d h . . ltioli oi' liiiniigration and Llolonizlr lllellls ll\~|“¢\liill£T'" 5991111140 lJ0>'H‘ UV- e'1n an S is golng to i UUU- ailablc-by providing that those who

_ uapse nor Internal S V iwork on l`a`rliis shall not lose their oli-

’nV althaughtheSe_VVWiu,V_V V hovved Co-Operation Needed V :_:c;r;llio;l;loVs{uiidliig thiousli absence

the gulls and the HV';|l0 llecesslity gui- greater produc- C0-0Df=I'€1l;i0llu by Pliéovigiciallt Giov-

_ - » was exp aine cle. 'li u _ ernnieiits n ie wor o o nin ng

Olndcy 0:# the Elltente rcsei'ved|y to the Prodiiibililin1*;-(;x_i'teeil ago boys l'oi‘ 'farni labor by. lltly 3.I'1°1V€d bl bl'0-| ‘WS-I The Prilne Miliistor_' at the llleillls Uf 100U""~‘5 ll’ Pllllllc “"0

- lopcnng the confer n _ ~1~i iiigli Schools. to dciiioiistrtitc lilo

nleSS_ things C alngeioliiifideiitfgl statement eofcethgméitfuim necessity of helping the labor sit- radically Mr_ T1nk_| tion in Europe as related to Cnlinlloji; untion_ The co-operaitioii iby _Pro-

Dllrt in the war, lsuppiemeulai factslviiicial 'Governments is also invit- und figures 'bearing on the woi\lq1'g ed to secure voluiitar_v enrollment iii wlieiil shortage were fllrnigheti bycities. towns and villages of persoiis Mr. (Jrerar and Mr. Dunning. 'I’liev,ublo to work on the land. .=_ho\ved what was required and e;f.' These and other proposals ie- pccted of Canada and of the mean-.lated to the nioveinents for greater lires that were to be tnkeii to. ensure production were emphasized in un n inlixiniuiii- production ol’ 1'o0d_ address- delivered by Mr. t‘rei'nr. He 'lfliey indicated zi ,plan that l\all"lT€E|T“‘l7'0lfl`l79`fT"0lff"¢-`\ll~t U10” had bee" ll" l`orii|ulii.tcd to obtain the necessary ell_o_rli1ous,__reduction in the wor`ili`s i'arni labcr and showed how the Dwdvuctlon ol’ wheat and other grains l\l'0'»'i_nces could' co-opcillte to ma,ke"'aiill that in order' to iced Great Brlt~

_'_

i~‘i'esh Haddock, poi' lb.

Fresh -Cod, por lb. . .12c

iSait Cured Salmon, 216:.

. _ . . . _ . . _ . _ _ . .__ c_

Labrador Hsrriiig, doz. ..48c

Dried Codflsh, DCP llJ~ . _ . . . . ._.12c

1<‘i-can I_Fr|.izen Herring.

Guaranteed

Popular meals a

vou have an assortment of this canned Goods '

in the house.

llrllliswick Briiiid' _ Sur-

liines, put up in'-Olive`0ii, lin . . . ._. . . _ ...10c

Saga. Sill'dllies_ packed

in Olivo Oli; Norlregian stock; finest pack, poi' tin , , , _ _ . _._ _ ._._.20c

Bruiiswick Brand l-lcr~

ring, packed in Tomato Sauce; a breakfast delic- acy. Tin _ . . . . _ . _ . ...18c

Snliiion- National und

Cyclone brands. Per tiii ._ 25c and 30c

Mackerel- ls1uiid"puck: guaranteed best <iulility'; pound tins ..._ _ . .18c

i _

;an exchang-eiwheni lllv s'l‘catei° production cainpaign n alll and our .ailies-it woulllbe iicccV\s-...---'_I-- -

~ be in theiiieighbor-i as waited on by the’ Jy, who presented -at on _the _peace with; ng, his Majesty re-

Eidents Of the “ray llllgely t0 Villfyillg conditions' in thevtlie production of these- cereals hav ie of his reflections nie

Cfllllpleie SUUCGSS. ‘ sary lor (`aiioda to increase lioi plo-

iii the discussion wliicir folloxvoll d-uctloii to tlie't'nllest liinit of licr`

'ill the ‘Provincial l"'rcmiers` par- powers. Oui' greatest effort i'or ln~ ticipatcd freely. ~.They spoke with -Ul‘U1l'S9<1 Pi‘0dllCfi0l1 Dlllst be ill. the the uti’iios't "fraiiklioss_ ' While there §l‘0V\'illS 0'f'Wll€ul, 'but `l'YL‘v lll1`I'l€`Y`217l`U` W_ei'e ,`dillei'ences ol' opinion as to even oats can be used to supplement the ninuner in wliicli-‘certain _prob~‘tlie use ol' wlieiit in Europe, and icnis coliilli best be .worked out, dueinioasures should be takcn to increase

objects placed before them, and soil. _

R-_ T. HOLMAN, Ltd

thc‘*RusSians- onld nolrgét into Bel-’i i 0P¢"3t¢ * EWU’ P°""d °f-F°°d That' Ca" ' “We vouch for the quality ofthe Fi£li»:-véflg

`-lr

Skiuiess Cod lgnaruu. '0-

efofe1-cnnetniatie-.‘-. Ainr-finey olidnt be Produced or Sllved`§is N"eedléd`to»"Win-tile seil.anel will be pieaeedto llilyour onlené

teed all cod) _per lb.v,.15o,_'

, »

Boneless Codfish (gum-.xV V:

anteed all cod,) per lb., ;

. . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . _ ...20c 1

Large Smoked Herring l 1

per dozen _ . _ _ . _. .V..15c '

Canned Goods _

re alwavs possible wh'en`

Fresh Gaspe Herring,

~ put`up in Tomato Sauce, '

makes li. splendid dinner. (‘aii . _ . . . .._ _..l5c

l1‘l-csh Shrimp-a ready

lunch cspediaily suitable ' " for salads lnayonaise; per~ tin _ . _ _ _ . _ _ _ .__ _..2oe'_ "

Golden Haddles, put up

in 14 'oz. tins; a splendid-~`”'1" viiiicly for nsh cakes, tin I . . _ . . _ . . _ . _ . . . . . ...25l: _

Clains‘-lllxcelsior Brand -hlu~i-rliy Bug: Clams; 1 lb.-#v i this euch _ _ . _ . . . . .. .18c

_ Lobsters-packed in 1,§___`_'V_'

- _ Ili.-~tins, each _ _ . . . ._.25ct 'V

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SUMMERSIDE 1 5”’

ziioz-zsiizliiil. '

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1-gi-.1

\of Agriculture who were prei

conference, pledged its suppor- effort that would be put forth i

if which he let drop# H .it remark that “We _ me

’|oi‘oviiices there was--full accord with ing regard to- the suitability of tho

production.

What is""Pl‘irice Edward Islan-

do over and above what it has dt fore? It is generally assumed th,-

se paths.’_’ This is V

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‘ernark _;_ to fall -from'

0. - V_ _ eV _ , _ _

command' fo 't Governuients into the_, calnpaigil for quirenients but, because of the de-` gnc

` ater product n was- asked in be- niand that would be made on our mu,

1' 1

_ _ r

n . » FPQ V

that the Kalseli like salt' ol’ the Dominion Government. breeding stock to replace the losses differem Govemmemul aumm.,t,eS;-*+---KN--ATLANTIC -p0RT_ Fen 22__

\\'l10l_e liearted.desire to realize _ had

Discuss General Needs l 'i\lr_ 'Crerllr dwelt also on the boa

Olleration of th Provincial not only to'meet ininiediate food rc Sho

refc

< necessity, of increased stock raising; of t

_ ;_ 1 'I

already made considerable pro- ous interest they had takei_i~_in>tlle

u'ld' be taken to avoid coni`usioii.| _ _-.

is to the same person by two' _ ---

"1 in the most 9ff90f'iV€ Wlly- N661* All |-iV¢ 3¢°°k' gress in training general methods. He iinportant questions discu§sed_?_ ‘Tile

ri-ed to the fact that silnliar coiil'ei-ence, ho believed, wol|.ld'.~!iave rds had been esta-blislied by some (nr-i'cacliiiig results. _ heproviiices and stlited thai; carel -#__--T--~_ ,l

li as might follow the making of-KA|SER’S DENTJST HOME-"AGAIN

i0llS tO the afgument---T-li<r~-pmceedmgsrvrmcle it manifest in Europe. Referring £0 the 1000 F°"‘1 tree discussion followed in which the Dr. Arthur l\I. Davis, ol' Piqua,’ Ohio,

8 .

1 i11iS C0-Uberation is assured. tractors which had been purchased 'by pro

production we have reached tht our capacity; that our farniersv” are carryilig all the stock their it

allo_w. tliein,._producing all the li their lands 'and their labor ca.

otistic optimism was ig; that failure and w<

neral , principles _of procedure the Doniinio-ii Goveiniiieni he said for

_ :rc discussed and conclusions these tractors could haul two fonrl~ the 1 , th rcaclicd. Tho workliig Out ul’ dc- een inch gang plows and could be us- MM

vlncial Premiers gave valuable in-|wlio was dentist for Emperor Wgllliain

mation concerning conditions in ot Germany, returned to Anierica to-

l`.'ill'ei'eiit provinces, as affecting day on a neutral steanisliip. He said lemont of land by returned sold- lil: lelt Gerinuny on January 22,_huv-

.1 I '

- 5 9 Same t0 hlm, lone will li l fl l lli M' 't ‘ ' ' _ _ " _-i_l'_ivlviiii'l<i.lll t-__ ~ _ _ » - il at- fill- 1 not takevln the Idea Aul_kV“,tmu"0f" mg b‘i_6vi::lClEsl"r_`iv}'i’o férifgi; ‘;ll:1min0m<; DISVL; fig? f;1V_m\0w1;1;1kV They explained in detail the dit’ ini, been a. owe o cross on ii in _

anything'_ thi»?V-Kllll-~fl19¢i lil ‘0Ul1Wfl-Next 'I'll0Sl18Y~ Mr. Cicrar stated that arrliligenieiits ed

While this is probably quite true, cases,-it is by no means true of til’ ty ofsour farms, True, the latter `

N_€C9_SiS?-1‘liy the help _the;`government can to give will have its limitations. '

undertake to provide seed or fertilizer free n

aeteristic of the whole' Y- _

|~ an 0 ' ` _ i 0 The objects aimed at in the cam iiougmgl workers'-agiplani “gig oiltld- A

' » il , _ , . _ - ' ‘ no or co~o ei ve ea 'es - .

ifaflllb may-'~b€ Said £1150 to be I9I'0dl,lCCl¢;b U. viqm K_a1Se1’_S VIVIPS Daigiii for greater iii°0d\1cli0l1 ‘Vere tween the feat;-nl and provincial nu- :ln th - -_' _ _ _ _ _ _ g _ ,1_¢_-~ .v may be With Tlfpltz and *Defi 11|lY Seb f0l`Ul in a "191l\0l`° thorlties to enroll' agricultlilnl help- the

e _ ,nit o then capacity, in this case it Hind t 1 t k ~ lnlllnn enbnntted by Hon. T. A- ere in every ony, lovvn nnd village of ,ng

iS tl'lQ` Capiflcity that must be en] I- d P v; _le 3 63S l'l0WS 3. f2iS€ Crerar, Minister of Agriculture. They Cf,_nud,,__ Eve,-y available agency is tV0~ erty un uesti _ bl ` b 3' ge ' 9V` path l/_, lllITl€"i'l€ h2.S gOt SOl'l'l€' Way “ily beldennfg as f°§l°“’5‘ f _ be employed to make available the,

~ Ci oiia y a ar to capacity. along it lirpitz’ belief that the entrance ,orfiiniougi fvilzelsiflfif iieeirifet aifiili """f‘,’ "§f`§““"" °° "““““’ a ’”‘”"'"“""

Man .iarcu ‘ ~ `- V _ _ _ ' 1 ' - ' - - _ A I

fertixgzel. I};(;§'l§&bti)ry of the Unn-'edistates is of no Welght in com' wtf" b i i to ultlvlition every ore mg'lll1ris woic outlined for ndjustingVv

~ ’ _ ‘ elr r' ' ‘ '° WH" C “' th allint' fi-il i mn-

Heldsplprepared In time for Séeding The pa lSOllV_V,NVlth 12116. bell(-3fltS Of I‘Llthl€SS Sllb- iossiible of new land for crop in 1919, ne? Natl elliniaiiiliedo thi; ligasii Iaossigle

g- marine warfare is as strong as ever' Hin ‘ T” ‘“°f“Se °““‘e~ ‘NSS “"0 511609 lnoonvenleneee lo me innnon

provincial governments have undertaken - - - ’ ` tile greotestnoeniine extent. »

' ' ' denhdrg abruptly W31Ved 3.S1d€ U16 M3y0TSf o'l‘o secure cultivation of gardens Land s¢k¢|,,m¢n¢ puns

to give all possible help in these matters.|of the Rhine cities _who came to repregem nni vnoent 'lots in town ana oiuee

him th€.0th€I' day the aerial bOmb- £3,\“:tV?f‘vv€3og;tl:§ig§ t31e|sm;"i¥3ggl; V At theV]ov'lVéning sesision l\;li'.tVCalder

In - ~- N V _ ' _ ntmduce tie quest on o ie re-

' The government for instance cann t g of Enghsh towns was a .fal§e path-” ,D lie ?°c‘f";g:i?1:)?dan31;S(l:§§ inngigl turned soldiers land settlement

i v 0 T0 them, 3.lld`l1h'€ I‘€Sl2 Of their kind G61'-i m?,n;i it Swv? mime propel, _=_“per_ scheme and iniinlgratlon and colon-

lany is incapable of takin a fab 1 th_, “ ization. lie explained that Canada has

01' » f - ~ -~ , _ g be P3 ,v 17011- _ _, in r l i' large obligations. To

engdge 14001015 t0 go on the land, Seed the mere fact that she takes a path makes mit, {"_§‘§_‘,’,‘§",§§§§’, §,‘{f,f;'es”‘lg°§ffff_‘;"°,12 nifoltr iheetblliiel-e nine-l ue inoreeeea

St1.aVig.ht. but the Kaiser is apparent] not igi “Hough the season eww] n vww llmiluction and to that end increased

~ » i i ii ,n ni, - plocured thwugh buying but there are so besotted with this characteristfi: < " ““'"‘”5 “"g‘“"’“g° f°‘ ‘°°“ §?i;;li»i?itii;nlnTai>iiiln`i?>i1 nildsnnroiiliidil

""Ufl|l2¢`EV¢l‘Y` ACT( ' sistance of some 25,000 'ol these me

ent ineuloas niet iinli been loligvv-lgiry new iicnnilially-_ sisnel1_by_t11p

_ and offered many recommen at- `I1lll0l'0l‘~ ' ff

° A had bee” lima” ill ?e°“‘°e the M1:-iolis as tio the lbest means of -lnakingi Mr. Dill/iS ilSSBl‘t€d U19 Rl|55l“n_' Sit?

general sclieme a. success. uatlon was the foremost topic. in Be_l'~V t the conclusion of the night ses- lin when he left and tli_e develop!-

on the chairman, Mr. Cliilder ex- ments at that time had caused great dell the Governmenrs thanks to reioicins. He declared-the ~food-sl_tix-

Provincial Premiers for attend- ation in Germany was not so l.\&d-Vi?-,l\l

the conference and t'oi"tlie` zeal- lludiheell I‘€lJ0l‘ted. ‘ _

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waysiin which the government can help t

ghisdwas shown in the recent purchase of lee ing sows by the government and sel

Whe1'¢V€1‘» possible. Where farmers are un- able 120 P.-ay the -price Vit is quite possible that S0I_Yl0$0f _the__farmers organizations now in exist nc_e may do the purchasing for their lllcmlaers and receive payment when the product is sold.

and fertilizer and extra help can only be i

ling them to the farmers at actual cost 5

Siinilarlv, we have no doubt, such necessar i 1eS~a9m‘1.Y required by farmers will be n placed at their disposal by the government o

investment? Those were t th , P2thS along which the Kaiserliian lodk l?d1c1l)< hell hemade his remark to the Burgomas-

S5. hltwag arvery false path on_which they

V lm Vw Vo represented that it was per.

fectly safe to invade Belgium since Eng.

_In a th- 1- - ‘ ' ~ _

ny case c campaign will need unit |Tl)and could_not,and-wolildnot, fight for fem

ed.cii_*oi°t.and..co-opei'ation to makeiitsuc-_-I cessftll,_and if weare going 'to do aworthy Part lvlleni-ll-1r~J~»=_<i1f-isis we--must 'produce ve mllcll __lll__0rc_than the normalaverage yielldy

___sl_f_>_M l~l___I?I/f\lI1\T "rn_r,ri'_Iis

'An'American congressman, Mr. George

V§Iolden Tinkham, who recently returned rom a tour through the war-stricken coun- tries of Europe, and who had ample op. Portunity to discuss the war situation with men who 'were in a position to know, has gig his f€110_w-.congressmen in pleln, blnno

convincing language, in 3 speech re

produced elsewhere, _‘what th-e task is, and what the iirospecel arevon the beulefielde which his country _has recently-_ entered _ | Trnnl, lll<e_-n1eoioln~e, le -often -nitro

wholesome than palatable; like medicine,

f'a'rcvolut_iorr<at“n6me. B' ' i ' ' ' penis. u_ey__lno_ngin_ ne noiflo-"$13 'fiilf ega1nsl_thenl._" it line been o neva school t’l-5-i§i‘§§i-’5"”'l‘*°l’-he has l-=arl1ed_=lh£l the

vistas _.11@__saW at_1;he ghd-_dv-»th=¢se

paths~were"nothing but mirages 'and tl paths to _them lea over qnlei<eenIie_ "

' NOTES

Nea 1 30 ' -

n _ 1' -Y Per cent. of continental Ca- ada is still undiscovered, and if Indian re-

P_0rts are .to 'bebelieved there is in the ba-

__sin of the_VMackenzie river one of the larg-_

est areas-olf'po_s_sible oil-bearing country on the face of the earth. The Indians re- Dortthe existence of lakes a hundredmile

£135 0:; iiolvlgiite man has tive

l ‘ ‘ _ 1 n lans 1 eiiiiarerftl efvialoteln f in t’h°m°e ve

also itis ofteniriecessary, d A ‘i _"53 0. “ras Yet lm so than when Hfqqvgoml gg ;_%ll,#,Vi8¢§ll~Y~7V;|l1l5l\,lIl&»_-S!|,l1,:Ii‘rall _

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DRILY SELECTl0ll8 F08 r GUIRDIIII REIDERS

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--. Fu-e-m.Vh-au by the Ednon

-1'l-l£'HAPl=lNEss oF. 'rHE_.ius'r

"'Bnf "tii'e"s'liiis of`tTie'jlist are"in liel_ hand 02 God, .B-ull the l_0l'l1l€l1¢ Ol

eath _shall not touch them. Iii' the sight of the unwise they r

leeniell to liie: and their departur _ vas taken for misery: _ i"-._ :I Anrl'.'~their' going 'a'\_v_'ay`li°p'm_.\lH

for uttei' destiiuotloiiz biit'they`are iii

poace.____ _ " "__ _ And though in the sight of- man -

__ V _ __ O they suffered tornijents, their hope is K I D N EY V, (_ ,_ ,_l4!|_

t , 7 V ‘ i ' V - V _ .

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hey-_t t h ;:;ii;l;°:. ;‘:..i’.'_:"i:;"‘.i_'l___‘.”'.'.;“sa‘.;";;

S i oo muc to suspect that those ver oolonilnouon of effort in nie poet nn-

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etnsfetne'reele~ef~ene»enbnnlrine-and only \nf_§$‘“llil'§n-;"°lv‘;‘l‘é‘o..fiine.i°.$’“f‘.§t »»f5-M1051 w,<;;};_‘hi;ge1°@§;;_;g gggn-;’,_';~ _ , lr- . V _ 1 cc on 0 se g p V Z ,.n’.§*€»“l"1’;_il"§`?.€"?§.§’i’l§ ihoisiitlhiie hid l ~<» :;:.;i°le;_r';.:.‘;°::. e::il._r.s_f._

. . . p e at e ls l ._______._._.___._T____,v,, .________,.___-,_-_~_-___~_-_-_-_-_-_-,~,-_~.-_-.~_ being taken 1_0 Vavpid dlipl|cati0n_ " //

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Dmmb /' _A Necessity

gl<lnNEY

_lf/,, PILLS ge will *sl

f, \\\`~;\‘~»\` ,S

full of immortality. ~ - _ 'lm ._,,c., ,,-rl", Vn 1

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Aailetea in few things, ln niany - }’l»._"'lf._». v-5, r>l‘=’,‘,_'-'(,,l»'li,l the shall be well rewarded: _becaus ig., _f~V,, “en r rf '» ' "|fl,|>l,1l'

God' hath tried them; andifonnd =-if '-_~_:;.\.i. _ “null ~ worthy of himself. _ ~-._l hi ,_ mwn

nd ' ” I `

Asgold in the furnnoeb he hat proved theni, and as' s victim of ~ iolocaust he hath received them. is

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\l\ \` i ` strikes and poor alike _

Should fire destroy your property, 1H¢l'¢h’

andise or furniture, could you stand the loss?,

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You could if you

There is a message for you f_liV_V,;f

re gongs. Fire knows ,_ _

me or addresses but lightning quick at rich _l_l'V'

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act now and obtain fire [il

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insurance at a cost

that is trifling in com- __

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_ parison to what a fire loss represents. fel ‘jf --

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V59 bl Que V

iis:.il;; islirlc ‘S “ir is n.-_:__nn-._lfi;ln-_;___~;f o HYNDMAN 6/ CQ. lm'

. _ e A B , ig I

' War was not a paylng tg of the provisions- of the Soldlers'v - en chayl|01‘fQt()\y[1_p,

J [hull Settlement Act. He stated * V_ of that the board which was recently i

“I appolmed to carry out the scheme

1** _ _

1 Fire Insurance

Then insure in good strong stock

_ les,which never contest an honest claim such

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asisrevrcsenllcdby ’ _

R. BRoWfi

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n time there _sli_afl_|<be respect had - -~-+~- - _ _ '- r _ ' W --

v _ in d. » h 1 N rf .. _ _ _ _ _ _

'nie Just' than _sn _ e.. _ all _s e ¢' _ - ' °i `f _

ifunto Bndfro like-sparks- among th _ ` ct; up-~ ~ l

‘ . " 'J U 'M _ , _ _ _ _ i' 4..

` ollspient 'mi '_inuli-- 'W if ` 'fi 1 _ ____

` Wt-imenis higi: cu€E:z_;Mi d&t “"" '~ vi‘f_'1'.'».=__ ' _ __

1 T.""_?'1t‘2“**..;.:_.o'l'li°_~~‘°‘l‘?~Yf‘i\i.-f°luif°_»»l"'e_??="f'i<““" "9 *"‘°“" " v i if < 'T

reeds. '_'-'E' `_ "§‘-_ `

They shall ` Judie-_ nations. an

rule over people, lad- their -Lord-shui

reign :tor ever. -_ ' ,_ __.` i,

They-_ti;¢92_4,l;;;l-ullrfiltilnui »»<- _ V und_orsl‘_nnd.,_,tl;p_._l§ui_l,|.___1,_lfl_ they tha .y _K __

E _-_ _ __ of imiais-f

are faithful ill. lo e sip] _rest in him' W’ _"""` Hal. r°;f' '