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IIIE EIIIIIIIIITETIIIIN BIIIIIIIIIIN

Morning Dull," ifnuiulol III!) ‘JO

Piedmont. W. Chester 8. lebnrct

your (ll ndvnloo) delivered.

w $1.14 per you tlii II\IIOI) nollod ls (‘not nnil Unit»! 1111.11».

Vice-President. J. l. Ilrntli

Notes By The Way

Toronto, second only to Montreal 4111111111; Canadian c tics. his elect- itil a fiver" mayor. That is. he is

y ilibat L: £01111

1111 Iaioi" o] ‘Toronto lmiiigdett frec ‘to Iiav- siiiiii- sort of a Iegaliscll !Ii11111ii- traffic irvithin Iicr civic

ibonndaries iiotwiibstauiLng

the

p111;

The Public Forum

ill oslnnn ls open hr the

disc by GOIIQIQO unis of questions f1! Interest. Tlu Clsnrlolictown (lllnllll slou

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i AN INTERESTING QUESTION

We Ofler:

For January 11111115111511.1111

Price Brothers 8t Company, Limited” 6 5% Cumulative Preferred Stock '

IIIITIYIIIIuo.

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secretory. Lint. Cd. ll. A. Insllllcl, D. l. 0. I-dllur and llnnsicr. J. ll. Illhfll. lsloollk Idltor. D. l. Clrrlli. 51-11 VuII Representative-bani I. Northrup (‘bingo lrprossntntlvo-I. l. Posnr

Issued by one of the world's largest and most prosperous newsprint manu- facturers. Backed by real estate, plants, timber limits and water powers of a book value (after deducting bonds) six times greater than the amount of Preferred Stock outstanding, and by earning power greatly exceeding dividend requirements.

ffiici that at the plebiscite of a few iinunths 111.111 a nimble majority‘ de- H-Iart-d iii favoi" of rt-taiuliia 1h (lii. ‘iario Prohibition Act- Ar. that time‘ iToioiito Iiad given a strong i111ijur-'

Siiw- Listening 1.11 tbc dscus I-slons regarding our PfQ-‘Lilllliuii lhiquor La-w. 11nd iits allcgud lax eu- |l0I‘..'Ol.IlL-I.Ii. by the oIfic-ers 0t tue ‘You Iitive attcnilrd a hull gami-f-Iavv-jusi now Ilhe chief mph- of

3| 1;. W, Balsa. MD; KEEPINQTHE MtJscLEs WARM

..._ .......rII'III's

,.I11>1 11>‘ V1111"! ‘1111911901411 in 1'iv»,,1ate in", a b31311“. m, 1111. rjghllthe 112d iiiiys oi‘ local o11ti0ii which Iwnent down, will wiilk around ENQUIRER .

" 1111.1IIi_i- 11f tht. futuri- fldilllllijlffl Sh,“ or [he account iilie sob-i t-iiiiimon sense of the On. illzflasggnto“ilrille'f'eglf 22:15:11?" ‘mm Jam 1;_ 192:1 Price: 99 und accrued interest, yielding 11.110210. _ . m 131111 11> 1111i’ 111' 11111 fiifl-‘r 1110111111 "S. _ !i11Ti‘l’(I"l‘°l’1L;l_I1‘11-“ l?“ jilfi” Now why all this precaution? ,-<+>--- — The above securities represent sound, remunerative investments for

-——-—<-O3~'—-— ., -.., - '1 m - - 1 ti Th“ 1x03, [mmcy whim we mm“ EmTomAL NOTES [id- llc 1 1 <1 .\ <1 I1 1 v Simply to iniiintuiii \\.ii11-tIi PROHIBITION THEN AND Now large iindsmiill amounts. [could tit 0119.. 1i to .he tree stile 0] the muscles, because as I said —

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WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1924

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ARE YOU READY? I'11.~¢1-|1l_v v. bin :1 year. in any 1-.i . :1. .~()1II| 11s 1111- Alackeiizie King

t 11-1» [ht-re will b1- a general elec- i

lLIl. That gli-Cliilll will determine

flit-If‘ i'..»111in.iIi.l-i_gs — which

11.--.1ci..-11IIy- a furl-h 11c conclusion-

ci-i-il 111-111. sh fans» ihovotc-s tori

_ _ .111 I11 1111s 1n~1i\:1i1~1.-. although

.~.11;1II1 I11 the iloinliiiou. WV

111-1111: in 1-11111111p111i\'i1h the rest of (‘1-1111111 t-rzxit-t-ius every vofer in the; \})If1\':!lI"'. ivliole-

(‘Ollbt I'fl.\‘

The nianzigtme-nt of 1hr, I (‘unadltiii i"a;lw'ay' systenv

4*l'€‘I'_\' farmer who ships

111-..du1-t~. t-vt-iyv iiii-rciiiiiit who Iiuys

l\\'i*fli_\‘-i"lllt~ --11i-< 111' 1111c has 11 s

in iIii .-i-l-~c'i1iii 111' rhi- rcpreserinn

is

'1 for t-Iie disposal 11f property.

£11,111; had 1o pay for hauling i1 t0 11hr. duiii-1z.

, Qtme posdbly the abzittoirs 1Id 1101 know it was of any value and‘

..v.inn11nt is tibkgvd to give tllime 1111-1111.“ did um know i, was 1.1 l

avzihliiblc. Much. if not all, 111' 1111-7

garbage of thc ciy is

fuitilizer. I11 large tilt-ins this Ié-"PI

-il zer or other useful mirposc.

Hon. John Agnew‘s name is now mentioned iii connection with the

vacant senatorship.

.who think that way EOiIjPCIIUIIH. 1111i .i11I new ilKflIIISi 111-1»!

._v against 1i.oIiibItion. The result

1". i‘ is

the iii 1i_vor11lty election-

_af‘l]ll I of thc- plebiscite. Iirom tht- Iii-ginning 11f tin.- ngitii ion for leg-i

-lilllilil to regulati- t- I;11-.i.ir 1i.1ii‘.i- lilo cities

.1»; iii ylclil.

It was thus in our own province fllnlnarlyltllttl in 11_h1r 111-111-‘111-1111- Iii the 11I1I

ly 11...It~i the Scott Ac] wI1lIc_Ch11r- I1i.t1:o\vii iiltt-riizitcly voicd the Act "111121" l5 IJQNTIIHY 199k“ “n” “Mi 111111 f rce 11111111111111111111. But 'l‘or.1ii- but 1121111 Illilflfltffl men shall SIIU-iconvened mm mm} ‘rm. hum mun-u,’ uhhough “h. majority o; “q/vctt-ii; accept 1111- doctrines of the

‘hhihow 80°11 111i‘ 1111111511 “'9 lmmgmiA Wet 'I‘o1"on1o in the midst of a “wilcssly throw away- would a1'i'uiii-!1I1"y uimiriu would ilk‘ 1i reversion to

{liquors for I1.-v1-i =g1- [JIIITIOSOA othcr YP»‘Y“1‘1I=1I'\"?15.°]I|ChFNWMS Dfl-‘bcltlos would 1l1>iiiand 111i equal liber- ity 11nd c.1uI1i no; b- zefuiscd

The Moderation Leaque and all", manvflat-tures products tIi1ii should bu

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lndlllllllfilll :h1ii prohibition Iizis till-lam] ‘mumm- , W 11-1] the Ifniici] 811111111 and 1I11~ “dr_v" il\‘f1>' 1111111111 \\>- shall 511ml 1n Ot- Silt-Ii lectures as those of I)r.:1-;1,-.-_11.--1i_. iviih Iiiriilwzgt-iu:

11nd res-tr 1-11

u .I as the pitcher finished the inn

1h" ~21] p111 on 11 swcatci". or else pullet

Ibis pitching aim. I

Why? Because he has learned from ex pcrieiicc. as

and iii good shape for working.

1I1i. precaution. with the result tbiit his pitching iirm has “gone bat-k" on him 1ierh11ps for wet-ks.

Track athletes before lining 1111 I111 the staining point vvIII stunt-times wear thcir long trousers until the vcry Inst moment. Tlicn they r1111

its

Ing around. with a bath FObc about them between heats. Boxers who Iiave put their 011'

above. wiirinth means 1iI-i1iIiI.i._v und

the ability 0f the muscle 111 respond

instantly t0 any call made 11111111 it. Whit; happens if this pri-uiiition

ibc not taken‘!

When a muscle ivorks. i1

lllilllll-

carried away by the circulation.

Further. tlic cool air sinking unusclcs when flit-y Iiavi- this

tIIc 111-»

ings. he walked 0W1‘ t0 i119 ‘b91161 Iieard i1 stated 111111 liquor may I1.-

"19 5'9"" “f ‘he swealer “P mfrdndividuabs. kupt in their cclinrs o1

Perhaps it is his tu1"n to bat- and‘ you notice that he is still iveariiig I111\’*'1'tIie s‘l\'éill6l'.

. .lll‘ >11... lllldlti»? 11f -Ii.1.:'/.t- until

have other 11;.'tch1-i"s and athletes. that as long us the. W nulsules M‘, wan,“ [hey are l,1ia1,1,.|h.bltion Act .»\.1i11-..,.Iii1.-ii1 .-\t-i, I9..-

"conversattn Iii this cIty—IIiave

linripltrted fioui iblltfflfld by private

cupboards and (lla-DL-XISCLI Irccly to,

their "callers" without any breach u.“ i.lie 111w. Are . oi LIIOAK- who s11)’ 15o mistaken? In itiic Prolibiiioii Act. 1923 I reiul.—— “Elect-pi 11s provided by tIit- Pru-

.\ Illfifldlllfiuil

1110 |J0i‘:UIl' sIiuII kecp ur I111v1- Iii1

‘the IDFOVISIOJI5 of 111.1 .»\1i:. . ._ [All liquor purchased from :1 vu.idor' sit-all until ziutually usi-d b1- k.1pt in! "a ‘botfize 01' contzii-iter 011 which the} ]laibel has been attached by itlie vt-u-vl .dor." 1

lfrom hhe ve-n-ilors violators oi the; 'Ia1w? The pubic ougliis. to know.

i I am, Sir, etc

Two hi gh-grade

Sir.— \\'Iicii I '\\'t1.~' young I 511w 1i dies; deal of IlldUlIldIt-lilllidc‘. ‘Illic (Iopis oi‘ iliu llVifils in UIIJFIOLIO- town would b1- 1111en und the 5.1111111; smell of the‘ Iiitoxicaii-iis ivithiu was quiiie 1iérct-1iiiblu 111 the .1111» sci‘ by.

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Tihu iuiitls Iuitiin: .I’0llI Cliiiritn» tetowiii at tIia-i. tune, 1-1<p1.-1-i11II_i' 111i ‘Saturday cvcif-i ,. aatcr vhi- nizirkit

ntrtrs-rrrsntrlrrrts-nrnsuissssurn1rrrrtssssusnnu“sinus . .

Montreal Toronto

rrrrrrrsrrh

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Price: 96 and accrued dividend, yielding 6.75%.‘

- Province of Prince" Edward Island"- 41/§% Bondy. due October I, 1944.

A direct and primary obligation of Canada's most densely populated and proportionately richest Province, whose public debt per capita is‘ the lowest in the Dominion; and whose credit is of the highest rating.

Price: 971/6 and accrued interest, yielding 4.7095.

Acadia Apartments, Limited (Montreal). 634% First Mortgage Bonds, due Sept. l, I939.

. i . - . . . - thiis possession 1111i" lit|uur unl1- -! 111». iiiily whcthi r thi- 1irest-11t11ggre- waslud “there,” 1f can"; (m. undid,“ , 11f mp1] 1111111111 1111. IIIILL I More lliiin 0111 pitcher on :1 tool ‘ \ . . _ 4 a ' _ “m1! (my 1m. “(ugleclel u, 1311,; such liquor has bc-ii 1iu1"chuscd, . . . . 1 1*“ "'1 "11" '"‘ 111*‘ '““11"" ""1" 1111111111 it 111111111 1.1 litiiSl 11111111.» 1.0111111111111111“- “1- ‘mmgm penndnem a ( 11111111 i- 1111111111. 111-, ,,,.§.,,,.d,,,,,.,, ,,.,.,_,,, Northern Ontario Building, Limited (Toronto)

6}4% First Mortgage Bonds, due Oct. l. I93‘)

real estate first mortgage issues, secured by modern resi- dential and business properties, well located in Montreal and Toronto. Price: 98 9E and accrued interest, yielding b.0555. '

“I-P-"I- “~‘ ~11" 1'" 11"'1*'-I11"'H“"‘ “"1 m-annoi 111111111 111 11-1111. 11111111111141‘Modermiun LU"R""' "-5 m“ We” 11v 11w course for iii-wiry or 11-11111 is 1111-1 111w. 1111191111 in 1111». vmri Famous Players Canadian Corporation, Limited ‘ . P ' -" 1 '. ‘.'" 9.f. l-- '. , .1. .‘ ‘v . 1-1-rii11]. . >151, iand we would be surprised 1o l’Ililjggla.rit:u:“vn()|“v‘:£0$] Ufisnlligi-le“? ‘d622,, [rack men Wm kwp “iulk.l.llvl?fig‘e nifllglnfillllggfr‘flgqtllgtsinzlpfit: 614% First and General Mortgage Bonds, due l~eb I. I943.

Secured by properties (principally city real estate and modern theatre buildings) valued at more than four tinies the amount of Iionds, 11nd I1_v earnings which for the past year were eight times interest requirements.

Royal Securities Corporation, Limited

Charlotletown Representative: 94 Great George Street

Halifax St. John

Winnipeg

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Vnncouver

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’i"11vi1ice will I111 divide-d in tlic nine \v11y.1i1id a nicdal il\l'ill‘llt"tl for he Ircsl c.4511)" [r0111 eticli ilisi ' 'I‘I1e l'rIz1- ivinncr ivhosi- 115m

I A BALANCED Is a part of the secret. Feedinpa

tiaI to animal nutrition. Cooked cereals supply energy and v11-

By-iiwvinz 11110111 111111 ken-pins iieii 11-11-11 cl1t‘I"l|I' Sbtfdlll’ Ill- gomls “Drum, and "WT-v citizen who There is still doubt about theihnm “11- Th“! 1144- “'11! $110111“ 111!" ‘these muscles iviii-m thi- circulation 1.); lounging gbbufufe ",,.‘,,{.e,'-,,: 1.1 I1u_\-< 11111.11.- ai b01111‘ rir abroad. Themght or 7km Church worm,“ and ad;lII11’11.\' 1° ‘I1i11k “"1111 l 13k" IIQ-‘éillimsllntailgeld flvllfbes“ {"111 in?“ was thtitllllllflll thing 111i sue tI11-i1i fw- "- ..i..1..1..-i...1i1>. .1 .1... 1...... .1. ‘ , ‘ . 1 1"' “'“""s"“ “"" ““"""““" "'1' ‘i"""Y1.‘..i"1§-@Ji 11112.1“ .3.i§.i.'-'l°7.l§§- ‘I.-‘I1§‘~.’.1'P““11 ‘PFWKI- 111-‘ *'--'**"-*» 31'1""-1<--------'-~ ifl- S-----‘---<---s1 -- i=1» 1 . hr _ _ hcrsiiis t0 Wti? 0n tilt‘ 1I11L51 011 0 ‘u, .11, Wm“ 1 1111.7 “'11), 611911311 1, dissma ' ‘ti-pies a trieud wvnuld be seen heI]i;I’i'i111-t1 (‘tziinty exclusivi- of Sit-in» I _ p11 11 ‘vkptflililllivs, ihe titlpisi- "mom {legal dpinion has 1,9,," nlajgm}. n, n“, wumw Von,“ 1“, what happens if {he “nlslllos are iliiifiktheim, orld 1i gDOOP-‘w-lfic, lltldillil-IIlftilgllllii"‘.111’. 11111111,“, (vnynk, , mm; m l,,xz,1;nn_ wt and ma”, mun to the 9H8“ m“ m? amend‘ peunmm m nzpy_l.erk_ in m" cnwnul kept warm? u Elli, l\0il“ e trying to gct 2 iis.\t (.1 (‘i111 ottlctlownfi 161i Idols M- M ’ ‘ , ‘ ‘ - - , , ,, , , iem ionic . an -1t'- 111i i 1.‘ \' -- - -~ ‘tiiiniv. 1111 -i 11111 -1 w‘ e 'I\\"Il‘ ~ -‘.' , ,.c;_ mncprns ,.,.,.,.,. man and w,» _ _ V I I ;|1"f.1,r.<? .1111] <11 111i A111] 111m |1,..,.,,t_ These prcilutis .111 tllllillillf and aw 1 "H 5m“ 11;?‘ ‘melt ‘u ml", mo‘ L?“ “_‘““_' m)"; 01'5" \ How to reduce expenses and produce the best results fro. / ‘ "1"" Penlllmng “nmm “M “"1. _ _ _ d‘, 1111191191‘? with U19 11'1""! 0T ihPj» L“ 0 W“ ‘ 8 ‘mum M“ - - ' ‘ ‘ fox breeding is the real question U" the P. E. Island ranches M ma" Mm my“ gmm" "r m“ “m” fir-rents voting for trustees doe: not m “h” x" -‘ m‘ "mm m“ "mkiiiiusclcs 1o contract. Iii 11 f1iiiiztie1llmngry and h“‘l""l°m’"l “"4 m" “"“‘,“"'- . . IV today. We suflfltsi Y0" Ca" Pm“! by U" ¢XP=1‘"="<== 0f Others And ..,i,.,.,. mun “m, woman m,” _‘ v IXQggprH iiiricr-uoii. Oppdtieliifi (IV-stale, a muscle 11ikcs unit-Ii Inner-i" ‘mm? Wile h-IFILlP-Illlg 1111 Iiflfl) 11111‘ qlim "°1"1.‘"}"°}'i 01.} was n‘ "'1 if you have not already worked ouna solution for yourself. '\ - ' --,1111>1-t the la-w regarding ihe vote Jnlbiiun, "m1". 1119 whult-tial-Jfi IT-illiiiitl. than when ii i< frcuh 011111.11), mgemen 11.11110] 1ii1111Is iI\€I lllIIliUt-Ill» 1h.- 1

RATION dis-t rich in vitamines is essen-

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\\'I1".1i1i1iiiI1itioi1 nf'\vas1i= pi-utliii-is.

re. “'11s ovcr. iverc not sifc for pcupilc

aIity, fats produce heat and energy.

f . ‘ _4 ‘ protem builds up and 13.1w m. e11 Fuisuluuu. $1,111 111,1; mhhogli: '11s the circulation (Iii-re. 11nd 1111-110 travu. 1111,1101" 111-1111)" oi‘ Illu t'1ii.iii-imljmlg“l the he“ '“ m“ mm“ 17 restores waste tissue. '

1o support in 01111051.- tbe Diifllllilo bring the province prom-

~1t x135.

.2‘8-~nunsni'~‘b' 9. n? '9»-

atcs of the r»-s1i<-1:tiv1- parties who The is, slit-s lIilW-"FPD ihi- tivp parties are! The. party Ini [HIWt-l’ Iiuve held office by making 1-(1ht:i.-.~<.\i<iiis 111 11 third party in ex-1

will Sillltllqlllwl’ 51111111111‘!

clcarly defined.

t-Iiange 1'01; their support -cui1ces-i sions which have Iwt-n me (lipgcl (‘ZlII.~'t' 11f i-Iu- industrial depression, lhc 1i11i-ii111loyui1-n1 and the ruinous (‘Xiiillls 11f ‘ihi- 1111s! three yours, Are _()III' ytiiiiigyiltitcrs satisfied that this this chtingi- nflfanzidion interests for

Syslltfll] 0f."g11\'1‘-r|inii1nt, t-x- the support of ti group whose. Inter- est life u0l__:Cnn1i1II~an——1i1-e they init- isiiicil thntith-is is or is n01 a whole- ‘snme government for Canada‘?

If not they should look Into the matter carefully, sincerely. hon- estly 11nd ti! inform themselves that wlii-n tlitjday of ileclslon comes they may able to give Intelligent support td- tlic men whom they want Io rere-scnt them 11nd to the -pzirty wh be in thc

policy they believe to cs1 Interests of Canada. he study the QIIBMIOII. ‘The exercise of the fran- chise is 11 “sacred duty. To exercise

Now is time to

it flIOIIKhIIBSSIY Or lgnornntly for the sake dither of a man or a party Is 1i crime-against ghe country and 11mins] one‘s sclf. Etiidy the whole question to the' foundation and ihi-n vote accordingly.

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OUR WASTES

I11 frequently charged that there Is more waste in Canada than in the older countries In Europe. lndec-d It .111 sank-and no one seems to want to‘ disprah5§¢dha1 the average Caii-adlan household wastes more than I1 makes good use of. We find evidences of wastefulness "M10111 him: far to look for I11. Our audio“ has been 11-111mm to a Ituanmifly or feathers and other offs] froiiigthe abattoir: piled In large beeps over the dump at the East-end of i-Iie city. The-re are tons of It and l1 would all ‘be valu- Qlifd as fptllser. Probably. bod IUIIQ of our fin-mere known it inc Lvsilsble 11» {b6 1111111111; my would gladly have tslton It awsy ‘oven would have paid n reasonable 4161611111111. .1. ll. ‘ll n. .1.11 h

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in-ion on the benefit and economic- \\'i- have an enterprising Tourist»: Associa-

viiluc of tourist traffic.

tion here of which Hon. Jiisoice . Jot-rhino. MI‘. Titus and .\Ir. Tinney are the live

Aiscnault. I .\Ir. ‘S.

wires. and their efforts, as well as those of Dr. Doolittle deserve the at it)

active support’ of the pubI-Ic large. It is Infinitely better bring tourists here than to send our to Mail Houses

mom-y Order

abroad.

The popiilaitlon oi’ the Province

according to religious denomina- tions Is as follow:

KIng's:—A-gn0stlc, 1, Anglicans, 2.158 Baptists, 1,342. Christian Church, 84, Christians. 88, Chris- tian Science, 1. Church of Christ. -I, Disciples of Christ, 836, Gospel People. 25, international Bible Students Assoc-lotion. 5, Methodists. 1.385. Mormons, 8. Noniconformists 6, No Religion, 10, Pagans. 1. Pres- byterltins, 6,573. Protestants, 11. Roman Catholics, 10.241, Spiritual- ism-l.

Piilncet-Anglicans- 2.158. Athe- ists, l, Baptists. 1.909, Christian Church, 7, Christians, I52. Church of (Yhrist, 8. Church of God (New Dunke-r). 2, Confnclatiis, 4. Con- gregiitionnllsts, 4- Disciples of Christ, 10, Free Thinkers. 1. In- tcrnaticnaI-Bi-Iile Students Assn" S, Jews 2. Mennonites, (Inc. IIu-tterltes). -. Methodists. 4.669. N11 Itellgilun. 38, Pentecostal. 125. Prctibyterlans, 7.052 Protestants. 11, Roman Catholics. 15-541 Salva- tion Army l8, Unltarians, 12, UIIY versiilistii. 1, Various sects, 6. Not given, 85.

Queensz-Adventiiiits, 14. Angli- cans, 2.576. Bdptlstis. 2.065, Broth- ren, 4, Christian Church. 32, ChrI-v liens. 235, Christian Science, 2- Church of Christ. 12, Church of Gm! (New Dunker), 10, Confucians. I0. Congregationalism. 4, Disciples of Christ, 80, Gospel People, 4. Greek Church, 5, International Bible Stud- ents Asso., 8, Jews. 16, Menno- niltes (Inc. Hutterftes), 17, Metho- dists 5-554. Nonsectar-Ian, 13, No. Religion, 27, People's Church. 5, Presbyterian, 12,320, Protestants. ll, Roman Catholics, 1.3.530, Sal-

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smuggling has b»~'cn greatly rt-tliic-j

The bootleggtr must be with. Piracy 11nd human sluvcrvl once common in the most t-ivi n‘ cd Iuiiils has been abolished 11nd.

ed. It is tooviiiiich to hppe that;

civilized government..- w'II _Vt’l be‘ able to tletil with the nefarious‘ buutIi-ggei"! Sumt- form of punish-

ment, tltluqlliilc and vigorously 1111»

forced would go far to Icsscu the

Iiooilcggiug cviI. Prohibition is not. .. p1-1-i'.ct i-cuit-ily for tlic Iiuiioi- evil.

but there Isa very itcntrriil coit-

iii-ustis of opinion that it is the

Iitiet rein~1Iy 111111 Iiumuii ivisdcm

Iitts tit-vised for that purpose and

lllill it has bt-t-u fully justified by

its results iii 111'ev1~iitiiig ziiid reduc-

ing vice, crime .1111] tIie'r lllliflltllllll

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The vacant Senatorship and the candidates aspirin-g thereto with their chances and prospects arc topics much discussed In these days 1nd tho discussion will continue uu- tII the appointment. Is made. Tlicrc is iin almost unanimous opinion among thinking 11111] unprejiidiced 1ieisoiis that the vacancy-should Iic filled I1efore Parliament meets. If r1 II=‘\\' Senator is needed at 1iII—111i1I who (lollbtli it’! lie should be in his sent during the coming session. Yet many doubt whether he wIII be there, With three of the four mem- bers of the Commons as aspIiantsI for the poslfon and the fourth not unwilling to have It thrust 11111111- Iiim. the trouble begins. And eiich

(roiin-ty as well as for Iilmsclf! And each country has one Senator now and wants another.

Besides those personal and local claims there are others of race or trrct-d and very iin-cqiiiil cliiinis Inas- ed on service, Ion-g 11nd short. ctfec. live and ineffective rendered to the dear 1i11riy. or tn both the party and the Province. And with seven or eight UIlIlilldt-llP8 for one plaice, It b1 but. natural that cich becomes" for the time Ilfl Ishmael. his hand against all the others and the Iisinds of iiII the oth-ers aisainiii him. Though they all belong to one political party It seems quite I111- probable that they really love one another as good party men ought to. And there is still another ele- m-en-t of doubt and distrust.

One of the four member- re- spoiislhle for U]; bestows] of pstronsge has a seat within the Council Chamber and Is a colleague of the Premier and his associated ministers If he should think It flt or expedient now, or iit some time h-ere after to become a Senator

vstiton Aivmy, 105, Spirhiiatlsts. 1,

Unitsrisns, 6, Vaiiloiss sects, 18.

i Daily Selections 3

>>QOOO4§O§

I 1111.1 I11 Iii-witness 11f iiiliitl

t-stei-in selves.

Jesus. 1.11111 111 grow Into llis IIkcnt-ss.

of these claims the prize for his’

FOR

Guardian Readers

. I

January 1, 192s ,‘ ' I lIU-f\III.I'l‘i' OF CilillSTz~Lcti tliis i1ilii1I bi- iii you, wliich- \v11s also II (‘hi-ist Jtsiis. Ls-l nothing I10- ltiiie through strife 01' vuinglory;

tlit-in- ‘

IIQBIIPI‘ 1 I

>1.

other tIi1iu PIi-illppiiiiiii ... . PIiAYI-ilh- W1.- arc thankful; IIQLII‘ Lord. for Ll-lt‘ 111-rfcct lift: of May i1 b1- 11111" daily iiiiibl’.

HUMBLED

'11s 1111 IiiII flung toward tIi1- sky

But “'11s a Iioictloin for my feet:

'I‘Iicre was no iliiwn flamed gold und IiIg-Ii

But 1o my eyes “'11s incomplete.

There

The ocean sccnii-il 1i paltry Lrn-II \\'ht-'rc 1I-iiigy' ships wt-ut criiiwliiig out. E.'11-.I1 like snail 'I‘I11i-t kin-iv not Wllllf. It was about.

1i gmy und drcainleiis

tii-Li-f came my way. I though no’ 59H I (‘oulii hold 11i~y sorrow in its

s1 op ,

Until our- noon tlicre leaned t0- ward me

A windy hlll with words of hope;

Iliilil dawn showed me 11 world 'l‘hut iviis dew gemnicd 11nd purified. .-\ bttle ship with sails unfurled (‘m 1|. “liliirtli. is wondrous as ‘tIs wide!" Helene Searcy.

twi-cn the Privy (‘ouncIl Offici- and the Red ('Ii1\inl11-r of the Piivliii

inciit liiiII1ling.'I‘Iic iipwnrtl incline is I111t slight 11nd the steps iirr- few. We do 11-111 1ircto111l to know the inInd of the Milli-SIC!‘ without port- folio. but it scenis apparent that a tempting opportunity presents Iit-ii-lf before hI1i1 aii1I the fear Iias Iiei-n expressed among other 111i- 115rantsth11t Mr. Sinclair might take the Scnvitorshlp hlllltffilf-