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edly made to wrong his batters.

elr Clea-lee Dalton, President.

J. n. Burnett, Editor aria Publish!- D. K. Currie, Aeaoelate Editor.

end la on his part a complete back- dowri. And his lawyer addressing the court said. “The Hon. Mr. Lem-

lle II D ll ll ded 1H1) 8.00 pee year (dellvéirell were ‘o'er I-PIYI .351... ln IIIVIIQG ll one-an. eel aeeo an u. s. a. 10 Ilumr before the corn-mission."

In advance

leux has signified that he refuses

in answer to the Government

MON. DAY, 'AUGUST 8, 1921

counsel, whmsa-ld that he "lacked courage," Mr. Perron answered. "if my learned friend will only

ENTERTAINMENT. "“'

Now, with the city full of visits-rs wcuid it nol be an opportllue time to put on one of our old time aquatic entertainments. say, ‘a regatta with motor-twat races. rowing -;n-.i can» 0e races. swimming contests with the varieties usually added on such occasions. Such events in the past have given llvuch pleasure lo our lsitizcns as wcll as to our visitors.

‘illcre are ltw places in the Marl- tilne Provinces better suited for

frcul ‘the inland cities look for aquatic entertainment when visit- ing a lllilfltfilllf city. Our Boating Clubs could with a littlc effort en- gineer a series of sports on ille waterfront Wll('ll would give pleas- ure at least for a day or an even- lug.

, Many of our visitors are delight- ed with the opportunity afforded for n river Olllilflg by the arr-amp;- Hailsnd and on Saturday's the trip

"lbs are taken up the East River, to Or-lvoli and to Cira-paud an-l these

8mm healthful and WW plwaant whilch iwlth a little attention might pport-llhilles for entertaining friends, be Sign“), Haw“ or back “mm we have many beautiful buildings and. in their neighborhood, ramshackle

buildings which should either be l‘ ' ' ' l ' l ' I I l t e torn down or taxed out of exist. £ A correspondent in -Satur- ~

day's Guardian directed attention to the neglect of our war trophies, the German guns in the capture of which so many of our sons gave These guns were given to us to ibe kept for all time Curzon, British Foreign Minister,‘ w come as reminders of m“. Sacrp drew blood. “He is not particular- fice and of our dear-bought victory. Cody two oftbcse are left and they

or visitors. The Rocky Point ferry also affords a popular outing bul zlsille from these ‘both citizens anti visitors would enjoy the more ex- exciting pastillle

competition and

bnatmen and swimmers get up something of this kind for an alter-

SUCCESS.

CIVIC PRIDE.

Civic or community pride is a forln oi patriotism deserving of the fullest encouragement and cultiva- tion. indeed li. l: the corner stone of that patriotism -whicll prompts one to risk his 1l~ife for his country.

C°11¥111111111Y bride of the healthy sort. like that individual pride which holds man or woman in sell respect. physically and morally, is the salvation of the community. lt keeps its loads, its farm buildings its fences, its whole proporiy in llmpcr shape. giving tone and re 8000111111111)’, 0 ithc whole settle-

~slovenly farm in sucil s commun

and his friends MAY tlnd out that

“Y "mild be a“ “e50” wmch we if courage ls lacking somewhere neiahbors ‘would resent and “blob ‘it will not llB on Mr. Lemleuxfl; wculd place its owner outside the PHIL"

pale of respectability. g . Community pride is» epidemic and

And this is the reason why Mr. Leinleux is more keenly anxious

"'11P" l1 1-‘ 1° be mum in “'3 0'1‘ for an ‘election than any other man

nest there are no unkempt slovcnly farms, fences, no untidy buildings. Pro-

no broken down

or in Canada. A new election would produce a new parliament, and these self-created troubles of his would thr-ll die a natural. 01' 1111-

perty in such a community is more unwrap death Bu; i: there is no valuable ‘than where suuh pride is general election and he is again

, wanting.

It is to such communities

forced to far-e the House he has now that experience with Premier

that the c-ltllc buyer or the horse _ ,. . suth sports and visitors, especially Meig-hen s methods of dealing with

my" 5°95 1°" m5 “Wmmlsi i‘ l5 charge-makers which will ensure to

here that the dealer looks for the him the retrlbutiolls 0f

[lffldupp he wan.“ Am} we colnmun. _\vlllcli lle never expected when he

ity ‘stands by its ruxulucls, lt prides itself on its ability to produce the

started on his est-upside. He may succeed lll evading the commission. and in stuvillg off the matter until

11051 8110 011 1800MB? 1119 711891951 parliament again assembles, but

marker prices. 1 What is true of til-P country l; léqllllll)’ true of the city. town or

after that, or before that, if a gell- erl election does not intervene to save his previous political hide. ‘there will be nothing else for him

village. The best citizens are proud ma“ m face the musk; and m p"; of the city's attractions and are up with the punishment to which

also ashamed of its defects.

his femerity entitles him. What that punishment will be ls-ullcer- tnln, for parliament can fix its own penalties, but expulsion or compul-

Wf‘ sory withdrawal from a seat, not

also have some very untidy places an ullfrequent outcome, is what

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up their lives.

lire routing where they stand, re- to Amerlcans m genera“ It 1, lnlnllers not of a glorious victory, Northclmys but or mi;- nqglem, This is not doing a foreign minister abroad. creditable to the city and We lru-st lihe city fathers to whom the guns were entrusted for future genera- tions will take steps immediately [rflyeflhfg through Bag), to save what is left of them from gave a small boy 6d. and asked him destruction.

Let us not allow our civic pride to deteriorate; let us cultivate and encourage it and show by our care [Bring 3d charga -~_so,.,.y_ s“? he of and our pride in our city that explained, “but there was only one we value the lflherltllnce left m bun left 1n the B11011" us. We have a beautiful city, a city whose beauty ls marred by a few evidences of neglect. Let us remove the evidences and substl in advertising and backs

ment. A dflnpidated building or a ._-_..

It ls much easier to get into a scrape tihan to wobble out of one, as the l-lon. Rudoiphe Lemleux, MacKenzle King's first lieutenant in Quebec, ls now finding to his cost. He played one of his favor- itc politics-l trick-s just once too often, and now he is sorely up against the resultis. There is no man in Canada more anxious than he is for a general election before ills House meets, for in that alone can he sec any hope bf, escape from the hols into which his stu- pidity and evil practice has piling- ed him. it had long been bis cus- tom to spring some kind of a charge against the Government in the closing hours of each session, knowing that it was then too late to investigate and disprove it. and believing that it would go oli its mission of injury to bis opponents during the recess, to the political advantage of his own party. On several occasions this stunt work- ed entirely to his satisfaction, the governments of the day havdng re- fused to waste time in taking up the questions, and instead treated them Iwith a fully deserved con- tempt. But lit the inst session he met with somewhat different recep lion. He had failed lo astlmate correctly the disposition of our new Prime Minister, and when be arose in his place to launch his customary dlatriibe against the pre sent Government, to his utmost sur- prise be and his charge were promptly taken in hand.

it is a favorite practice of those wblted political an-gels to parade their own selhpalnted purities he- fore the public, and to put them into deadly comparison with the

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tune something to be proud of.

_ prlations, has launched a campaign Ollllllillli

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allegjd dank records of bllfllfopfl}

poncnts, but when called upon to allegations. -

0r 1119 best e4++e+oe4+e++eeo+4w+e++ hiding place. or the best scheme to evade enquiry. knows of the charges of prollteer- lng and robbery made by the western Grain Grow-

ers agulnst the lndustrili-l east and 00+ .

how their own eleanness of busil- - rle-ss was paraded before parlla- ‘T8 SERWCE THAT MEASURES

their first thought is f All of Canada

people

ment. and country, after challenge for and then when the Royal Commis- sion of enquiry was appointed how Nor the stuff out o‘! which they forty of these some combines went to the courts for an injunction to prevent an exposure of their meth- Aug i; 1911'; mg price And in the case of the Hon. pal ;

Mr. Lemieux this characteristic of 11 1W1 the rile 01 ~ your pile 1n their nature ls being again reveal- ed. When the commission, there- fore, met to investigate his charges, rank, . instead of being present to make Nor of slnew and 800d be was represented by able M“?

coungeh Ham ‘L I“ Perm“. K C" it isn't the servants that come at appeared to show cause why Mr. Lemleux should not appear.

with challenge '“"°“'11“"°"1 n isn't the cut of the clothes that

In calling Mr. Lemieuirs and appointing headed by Mr. Justice Panneton, l‘ m“ n “"95"” °' mma- m‘ "l Premier Melghen, of course, took the Liberals by surprise. When a Nor a question o; member of parliament charge of this kind, and on failure N01‘ I 0110811011 01 B00181 008119: to make n zoom his “M, and h“ it isn't s question of city or town. reputation, ll be has any, is creed’ stake, and herein lies tile dlfllculty 1; m“ g quggflgn of game m- m. of the Liberal lax-Postmaster Gsn- _ era]. His attorney's contention lIE- Nor 11 question of valorous deed; fore the court of enquiry is that u“ ch“?! “W”! bee“ made i" And he who gives heed to distress, parliament they can only be lnves- Will find satisfaction the richest and Mr. 01118)’. Lemleux has refused to appear or F" M‘ “"1" m" give evidence before the commis-

sion. ia. ofcollrzf. tantamount “Hum

5mg it's service that measures success. commission, i

makes' s

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the fearful and fretful lnlnd most frequently corrjures up in ills fev- ered day dreams.

A Pretty Pretty Way. Springfield i Republican. Lord Nortllcliffe stabs at Lordf ly fond of Americans," he said in c-rle interview he phrased it more

sevcrelyz-"He (Curzon) is hostile

‘pretty way 0f un-

The Bishop Lest Hie Bun I

There is a story cf a bishop who,‘ ‘by train.

to go and buy two Bath buns. “That will be one for mo", said he "and one for you." Presently the boy returned eating a ‘bun and of-

were without foundation end wick-

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97 men die,. .i poor.!

Out of every ‘"100 “men, only 3 lay‘ Q up during their productive years a '

~ sufficient money to enable them to ’ Q V retire to a comfortable, lndependW-i ' 4 _ , ent old age. ' g _ - i * —

It should not be so when one considers how small a sum invested annually for a few ' - years in an Imperial Endowment Policy

will ensure a competence for a man’s de-

clining years. Yet we continually sec and

hear of old folks slaving for a meagre living

or depending upon the charity. of friends

‘or children for support. ~ ._

You don’: want to come to that do you?

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of attTe lt iTpolm to lcnleulnernioltes and, larger and smell‘ agreement, most present rate. if it is supplied ln'conundrulns and spring them on Engillslllilen wll-l be heartily pleas- llberai quantity it will have the hlnl to rld myself of the stigma. ed- Bul- 111"“ l“ "1 lea“ o“ effect of opening scores of mills Last night l tried it like Lilia: 5110113 dlssemer- 6911941“ Sh‘ [an

requires a large stock

employ when she entered his new? The Manchester, declared that the mil- ment to thousands of men and 111181111011 0100111110, 19'D°11'1- “ep m1 In"? View or we Lrwy with Japan ‘ D Al II h women everywhere. it will start 111i’ 00111- - was clear mm I" gavi! to hm ‘he making up o! payrolls and "You'd thmk m, had some know. countries advantages Wlllflli ouglht cause the information of queues at. led-gs of the ~Blble, Wflllldll’! 310117 not "*0 ‘be hast“? sllcrmced‘ Japan 1 . . 3 ldl) ‘ ltl- l ll .1 ll n ‘.2: enable the wage-earner to 111D 111s 5"" g““”~ ‘l’ '“ e s‘ ' GellPrwl Hamilton is sometimes re- lwy envelope 111m the 11w c! the “M”? Wm“ 3°“- "lhi" SM’ be” [Prréll to as "the General with a lady of the house and start her outf" keep ‘m Babe Ruth’ whoever style." ‘His report on the lil- on shopping expeditions. Confi-{he ls" Had M“ “"6 snymg a

starred Gallipoltcanlpaign had at deuce will accomplish miracles. wmd to the mlgmy Bmmblno’ no least high literary" merit. Ills gift lnntter wllnt he was doing on tllc

for expression was exemplified in

field" iris remarks at Manchester when "l tried again, but be was so he mm,

deep in the sportlngvpngel couldn't “we have been mvmed w a com slgmll mm" ferencc where we -slloll_ be in the position of a cat iwlth ha-lf a dozen lnonkeys urging it to pull n-cbest-

minion_ lt will afford

Camouflage.

l Charleston News and Courier) Why any German submarine com ma-nder svhouiltl flee the country rn- tber than stand trial at Lelpslc is

Ford as RaIil-road Operator.

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SUCCESS

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