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V il

/ '/Vo nic" \\>>’ <5'

ePeopies Paper ,..._... ____ Read by very ody ‘

'Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew ' .

tial; with

I M_,mM_ S -

- QW* I ' ‘ I ` - ,r/4

- _,il/n * . _ _, ~ ~ ; 4 .-vs_ MERCHANT

A lot of businesses are run by I ’ -

' , ‘ -- _ _ .___ ‘ " m business courage. strength. '

_ men who have forgotten how to __ =__~ / // __ _ \. ~_ ~ \ - ( _ "mn hop* md humour nn “um

work. They dont Incrol$_¢ the _` _ - _ _ _ , __ _ __ _ _ _ , » -_ _ ._ _ _ / . .nd tm" _"___" M _*Id _“__ :a_::fi_t:_:::_u9h theY may keep down K / _ | g _ _\\_`, __.____ __“____“_ worm Pay".-

- ’/

and tears. _

,:;',;-;;:°.-.*,;“:_f,:;';,.:i.-,.';"':_f.;-..,‘,;,i;.- Cf.:-;.~ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1924 -_--1,,-----_-»---°-----__---'_'-,=_-",I°:,,,I*-"I

_ _ _

ll) _ ull, (mundo und I S _

lil l _tlillllll iii-li, iHil ii- ill Pll

Thus Declared Brig. Gen. Dawes Refer- ring to Ruhr Occu- pation.

(Canadian Press)

PARIS, Feb. 25. -“Certainly I

,sold lt,” declared Brigadier Gener- :il Charles G. Dawes, United States member of thc first coin- mittee of expert swhich has been in- vestigating in'to Germany's financial and economic situation tonight. “I repeat it-“lf the French were not in the Ruhr we experts would not be here.”

General Dawes had been asked

by fthe correspondent if he was the expert to whom Premier Poincarc referred in addressing the Clmm~ ber of Deputies yesterday Wilell the Premier said that one of _the experts recently told a French coi- legue. "We .should have ben un- iible to reach our present. results were you not in .the Ruhr."

“I said it us curly as February,"

(icneral Dawes replied, “I repeated it to my colleagues on the commit- tee and I am telling it to you now because I believe it." -

M. Poiiicare's rei`ercuce in par-

liament to the foreign expert‘s opinion was given great promin- ence in the French newspapers to- day, which printed it in heavy type on their front.pnges_ The alatin attributed the re- mark to Reginld McKenna head of the second coin- mittee of experts who was quoted by the newspaper as having ileclured to a French Senator- in thi- course of a private dinner, "Previous to the Ruhr occupation

the German people were willing to _

Day, but the Industrials refusing, the occupation of the Ruhr con-

-vrnceri-~1rre“ia‘ttsr"or'tris necsuny'---` .' '

to pay. It is the result of.F_rench policy.”

“You can confirm that I am the

man," said General Dawes, tonight. "‘I don’t know whether Mr. Mc- Kenna said it or not; but as fur as I am concerned I did and I stand put on it."

(Continued on Page 3)

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I Condiinsed Specials

ltA'l‘l<1.-2c por \vi»rd, not

_ each insertion in this column

Io _ ---_,_ - _-,_ ____--il--'“ ___i.;_I)

*WANTED-DINING -ROOM GIRL.

Apply Queen Hotel-1646-2-23-3i_

*WANTED-IMMEDIATELY GIRL.

Apply Mrs. Harry Hyde 74 School St.-3i.

*LOBT.--iN THiS CITY FRIDAY

night, string of poaris. Finder kindly lnavc ut this office. til

“WANTED - GOOD PAIR OF

skis. Apply stating price to l.. care of Guardian. 1678 2 2|; Zi ________...__.~__-____ *FOR SALE -McCLARY RANGE

Apply 89 llochford Strcct.

1091 2 26 2|

____i......____.._...------ *WANTED -MAID. APPLY T0

Mrs. J. D. Jenkins. 173 Euston St. 3l

*FOR 8A_LE-GDRNER STORE

and dwelling house combined. ln good locality. Apply "J~" Cafe of Quit-digit, 1422-2-9-tf

*WANTED--MAID FOR GENERAL

house work at St. l’otar’s Big. Apply to s. R.. H. Dewar _ Pt-views.-1lI4II8-il-za-ai. '

*-k_ii ~wAN‘|'feo IX-Psnisncen MAio

for genera-I housework in family of three. Apply 267 Richmond St.

' - 1684-2-23--tl

°v'vA__t:z'ii`i:r`_-`- gosmou As Mt . Aer# "lf" care of Guar- dian-ie z-la-ei.

ew _ . _ AT once min ron S _fm”lv\_vork. Apply Mrs. . . H ,-5 Clrsenneia Ave. _ -, _ 1049-2.23-31

*_.l- DI Ai. oiixrioes

I-1-" CY. ZQ cerltl per -'- f - r window. Jenkins ' “‘- -1. '

' I HAIR our is _-

°I%€t____£1liSt____§;¢;iete. 1-niiiilx.

_ . _ _ _ o.fe t - ai....aii_ _ tn. r..-.-r.;_-ii. _rIMi. ii-11 ir;

*AalNt|._-ISLE News al-nrrra llldrlflllllll Ralncoets (made~to- masatlrsl direct from manufact urern to wearer. Experience

nn sum Easy to earn |10 to per M7- Write for partic-

nie ii; lm rs sniri cannon . 'rn t ui iii compares in mr-_dill slfeei, ivrsnnm. 'wits ‘liis°pf'e»°iI$iii IMI-iiII»n°~ it ns. measure

_. _ 1870 2 35 Bl

'settlement wort- genera

ST IOIIN, Feb 25 -~l\10st Rev

rctui‘iieil ti the C. 1”, U Rome and

Iddnionton, Alberta,

(`nnnda ycstcrdiiy on

S. lllontciarc, froni three months' visit to other part of Europe. While. in Rome, I-li t'lroce was in aiitiieiice with ill I~Iolini-ss, l’opi- l’iii=¢ Xi, Ili-_ vlsi ed Italy, Frniicc and the Ilritisl Isles.

ci'cnsin_i; fio\v of lmmi

bishop 0‘I.cnr_v said

-ticular to one party, His Grace sal that while in ldiiirliiiiil hc had see

_conducted a large pziri leans to this <:;iun_try. 28, Father McDonnell Séotloiid wth 400 more Ilcliridea imlnigrants._ who wil

land iii Alberta.

Biisiiir-ss coiiditious

y ol’ I-icbrii

in ldnptliinc

i`oi- coiisiili-i'alile __i|npi'ovemcn There was ii lot of uni-inploymen

‘strain whicli iineinployinent cnu cu`.

llliii5H

Sill i illlll

vance of Shilling a Day Now-Anoth- er in June.

Canadian Press.)

ence ol' dock workers

16, seriously interfering with cc

resumed at all poi-ts

clock tomorrow moi-ning. '1`-he strike was prim

ilie question of wages and in th negotiations last week ers :ind 1‘opresent_utivcs reached an agreement vance ot a likc amount

mcut oi' a. committee to aiijus

This iigreomi-nt had tu _by thi- men und .mass mi-.cling were hold all ovi-r tho llrithili Ilsl -es yesterday at which the terms o

eil.

Stranded British Harvesters Killed

In C.. N.

"l`()Jl0N’l‘(), Feb.

instantly killed on Saturday witcr

while working in the Canadian Nu tional Railway yards at

29, married, with wil`-e‘ clilltlren in Toronto: Fred Ward 24, married, with wife

in old coiiiittry, and F. J. llarper

men against some standing cars.

Crime Statistics

()'l"TA\VA, Feb, 25-O

ing -to the 1922 criminal iiblished today for the

explained that setting in ating these returns is a

cess.

dléthliie offences were as follows:

ltobs, 1,188: Saskatchewan, 1, 391: Alberta, 1.171: ‘British Columbia

iigmiwielr, azz; Prince Edward ls la d. 871 Yukon, 10. Total 15.720.

crane of |40

l-I. J.I()'Lcary. I). l).,IArchbishop of

(‘anuda iniglit cxpl-ct an cvci' in-

griition from What was true of France was

the British Isles ilurlng 1924, Arch-

in an inter-

view yt-si_er<lay_ lteferrlni: in par-

il own, and in this wake of the grow- ll ini.; wave ol` popularity for thc new

Father l\lcDonni-ll, who last yea

iii the llritisll isles, but the people iivori- bearing up well under the At 11.210 o`i=l0ivl< nii1='s in thr-

S- (`athr-ilral vcslcrday .-’\i‘clibisliop_

O`Leai'_v S1101:-e cl@uently of the; west, and the opportunitiog which-

WIFDIEIIIII

'Men Win Receive. Aa-

(

-LON»i)()N, Feb. 25.--The con-fe

nlerce and industry. Work will be

at 7.30 0'-

arily, over- ‘

the eniploy- of thc men for an ad- to take ef-

fect next Junc, with the appoint-

ily iipprov

R. Yardi

25.-Three

strand-eil Ilrilisli hurvesters wore

noon when crushed between cars

Mimlco, a

western sulburb of Toronto. Tho vlctims werc: George Pratt, aged

and three-

-slngle, about 40. The accident was duo to a freight car slipping olf the icy rnlls and crushing the

b Provinces

_ ntario lcd

all the other Provinces in the num- ber of convictions for crime accord-

statistics

E first time

th Il reaii of Statistics. it is

y Q u and tabul-

slovv pro-

‘ Hy Provinces convictions for ln-

ontario, 7,021: Quebec. 2-885; Man-

1oo4~ Nova scorn. roi: Ne-.4

His Grace Arrived La st Night-He is Re- the Wires turning- to Edmonton -After Visit to _»-»~»».+».+.+.»..+... Rome and tlther Parts oi Europe.

France and Italy Busy

1 Despite the fart tliiit thc value . of tho friinc had dropped and that

at there were indication-_s that it s inlirht fall to ii still low(-r level, s Franco was ii bee-hive oi' industry, s llig tiraci-_ said. The people were

happy and :irc working hard. This

i was ospcciiilly true, hc said, in thc

inti-rior, wlicro great strides have been made in ri-construction.

also true of italy, he Said. In ire- land. thi- Fri.-c State Gov- crninont wut, at last coming into its

r ailininl<trntion was cominizin-

cicnscil piosperilv and iinppincss

On March to the pr.-oplc of the whole of ire- wlll leave lnfncl. The nr-\v go\'r\i-ilineiit was

ii _now receiving the support ol' all

l settle ou the Irish.

Arc-hbisliop O,'I.i\ary was mr-t. at

thc dock vi-an-riiay morning by Rt

His Graco -said. were deci<ledly.Ri=\’. IC. A. lmllliiii, Iilsliop oi’ Si. better than llii-y hnrl lioi-n lorsoine- John, whose guest he w:i~,- iinrin years past, but there was still room

his short, slay in the city.

t Spoke in Cathedral

the west offered to the young men and women of Canada.

Archbishop O`Leary spent part

of last evening with his neplicw, Juilgr- ll. O. lllclncrncy, l(` C. l-lc

Iwill lenve on the early train this morning for (`lmrlot.ti-town whcrc

- lilo -will p:iy_ a brici' visit to his

broths-r, Rt, Rev. Louis OIL'-nrv, D.1l., Bishop oi’ Prince Edward Is- land whoncc hc- goo directly to

ii-is dioceses--A-I »/ -I S ~

printed on his trip abroad by his

Sulllvaii is well known in the cast. llc is a former Ontario boy, and is ii izrnrluatc of St. Francis Xnvis-r's University. Antiizonish. N. S.

(Archbishop O'Lr-ary arrived in

(`_hai‘lott-etowli on thi- Borden train last night. I-Ie is remaining here

Y' tI:ir only n few days nnd will then

tml"-l' l'-ull"-il proceed fb Edmonton.)

off the ilockmens‘ strike. which has -_---<-e-ap--=-

becii in progress since Fobruiirv

i. Italians Give Over

Territory to

Jugo Slavia

(Canadian Press.)

Porto Barros Delta was turned ov- ier to the Jugo Slavic au-tlioi-ities ivcsterday by the Italians in accor-

_ Tile cercnlony was it simple oiii.. _ The -Mayor of Susak previously " hull reiiucxstcdtiiojiopulation to ii-:ac

_,Grain -Liioir houses as ii sign of _inourinlz lor the loss of Flame I 'l`hc_v were instructed, however, to

make no untoward demonsti-atiolis.

May Dissolve .

the Reichstag-

(Canadian Press.), l.'ll‘IIiilllN, Feb. 25.--'l`hi~. (ltlblnut

has decided to dissolve tho Reich- stai: in the e’ven't ol' a con-lllct be- lwi-en that ibody and the (io\'crn~

' mr-nt over the continuance or dis-

continuance of the “state of em-

' ergoncy" which has prevailed

U\-\\j'\'§ 'lil-\I D\FFE.\'l(\l\\C’-F. .se.'r\».leei~\ A Bom"- \_\=_c<-cs-ER. Arlo iii S cusror'\Ei2., ? --- - Gris; 'Ms A Boer i=ui_i_ Ano in-la oirt-\Ei<, HAS A seloov \=o\-L~

I Last Minute News ;:

_.5

Archbishop O'Leary was accom-

secretary, Rev, C. 'I‘. Sullivan, who also returned yesterda _ Father

Sll’SAK, Jugo Slavla. Fcli. 25.--

worklng conditions lil disputi-‘I QIIIIIIIQ WMI the FIIIIIIB III-GIIUII i

.lic ratlfiei

. _ ,_

O »

ARCHBISHUP BILEARY Nllll It UN ililll T0 CHAlllllTlElllllN

-O-044-0

Flashed in Over

(Canadian Press)

DARTMOUTH, Feb. 25. -_ _

Dartmouth and Kentviillo play- ed a 4-4 draw exhibition

hockey match here tonight.

-iso;-_#.-

' (British United Press)

VENICE, Feb. 25. -Four

Venetian children were blown to pieces and three others are dying from an explosion of a high explosive shell which they picked up near Marghera

fortress.

it-{O~}l.Z..

MOSCOW, Feb. 25. -The

consulting committee dealing with the Italian-Russian treaty made several substantial reser- vations. it is believed in diplo- matic circles however -that these will ultimately be reduced to but slight alterations when the moment for ratification ar-

rives.

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ll|ilE BRIEFS

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if ‘ “Eff . a

.i :_ _'>1_.___.~ ,_ ~' ' _ ,-.¢ - >i_~ i~:_-1.. .ffl --1* _» I ‘ ,-‘? I-'I ‘il l-' _f_<v{ _ __,_,._2,vi _ __, ,_,»§_ __,_,_____,

coriling to the American Bureau of

lied States in the past few your

Iminigratiou officials ot' Wind-

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less checked, wlilch will mean that

l I

I ll

(British United Press)

DE'l`IlOI'l`, Mich., Fell- 25-A0

Stutlstics the number of people \\'llo emigrated l'rom Canada to Un-

is as follows:-1922, 62,298; l923._ 173.0001 1924, (lo date) 50,000. `

sor declare the exodus this year will amount to 500 000 eo le uu-

oiit of !l,000,000` residents of the Dominion nearly ii million will

DESCENDANT OF WEDGEWOOD GOES To BR,-"SH EMMRE have iii-parteil for the United

State-i ull' beciiu~ic there are ‘obs

_ ». 1 _ ' J

Statesman. BUii\°i`» S°|dl¢l' am'-l EXHIBITION' tilt-rc and no jobs for them in Can-

Mr A W Tolmie, ofthe Depart

VERA CRUZ, Feb. 25. -Reb-

els lost 150 dead and three Rebel chiefs were captured, court martialed and executed when General Anacelo Lopez defeated the revolutionary command today at Pazo del Macho in the state of Vera Cruz. Two Federal officers

were killed.

_-_--`»-oc-l

_ Canadian Press)

MONTREAL, Feb, 25. --Dis-

missai of the sanity trial plea the swearing' in of a ji.-ry in less than twenty minutes. a record time for al murder trial; An account of the Crowvi’s I version of the case by Crown Prosecutor Calder; and the hearing of two witnesses were the salient features of the trial of Rev. Adeiard Delorme, whiich re-opened for the second time before the Court of the Klng's -Bench here today._Thc accused appeared calm and cool and pleaded “not guilty”

in a loud, clear voice. ~

-l-Qgl

OSHAWA, Ont., Feb. 25. -

A cheque lost for ten years was recovered in the pipes of the organ in St. George's An- glican Church while the instru-

ment was being dismantled.

In 1914, C. A. Mason made

out a cheque to an Insurance company but it failed to reach its destination. Upon being notified by the -Insurance com- pany, Mason forwarded anoth- er eheque and the -incident was for the time forgotten. It is thought the letter containing the chcqte had been picked up in the church andthe find- er, after opening the letter, hid it in the pipes of the organ, fearing to return it to its own-

er. _

_-_<-o->- -_-

ROME, Feb. 25. --The Vati-

can is awaiting Cardinal 0'ConneiI of Boston Tuesday.

Cardinal O’Conne|I will re-

port to the Pope on Catholic interests in Palestine where he was acclaimed on his ex-

tnsive visit.

ROME, Feb. 25. -Vatican

circles deny the report current in Italy and abroad that the Holy See lie preparing the de _lure or de facto recognition to the Russian Sovilets... Itis pointed out that th-is step is Impossible in any event as sev- eral obstacles “of a dogmatic doctrinal nature" prevent lt. Moreover it vis particularly lm- possibie at the present time, it is stated owilng to the nimer-

sailor, is the versatile Col. Josiah' _ ' m|a_

WH-lQ¢W00d» C\'iH"C¢l|°l' °f UW I ' ' _ .I The wholes-ale exodus ot' Cana-

ment of Colonization and lmmi-- ’ ` ' ‘ ‘ _

Duchy of_Lancba_ste_r. Ir_i___the Rgmsag __a__°____ who ___ to have charge of diana to United States represents the latter charge. To his c0ll$_l‘¢ MacD0ria d Ca iw- 6 9"' U3 C the canadian exhmts at the great as big u scandal as the Teapot gstion tomorrow morning Dr. Dall from the Royal Naval Collette. and _ _ , . Ilouic scandal which is now agit

ilfi¢l‘W3Y‘dB €l‘l¢¢l`¢d "'10 3l`m)'» b¢‘ tB°rI;I__s;InEar;I‘;x:mEh’§:;bI:_I;’aIIrv;'_I;:_;Io:_s ating the United States. into Call: came colonel and wen the D. S- 0- ' _ . _ ' inin'_< ic-nnoi are cninlng 200 to 300 a that th s gimme r to g at Gallipoli. He has written consld- E'_‘U|a"di i" AWIII' Tm’ °"I"_'bIt'°_" iniinigrants from the British Isle G 8 pp n tn erably on sublects of taxation, and will pi'0bi-lbll’ be *ll* l'Yl°Sf Unique H1 nv(-yy nu,/_ '|‘h,-hugh ieuks in th

is an authority on Palestine. history- teapot a stream of 300 to 400 emi-

-- _- - _ ._ ~ ' grants is daii ouriii out. Th

PARLIAMENT lil liPEN (ill

_ y D s

cause is a lack oi' jobs in Cauad

i:0\'i-rnincni of Canada in fiiilin to provide the sort of lcgislatio

- that would keep the wheels of Can-

. aillau iiidustrics going and give

worli to t‘anadit`s population.

-0--<0;--é

(Canadian Press)

0’l`TA\\'A, Fi-li. 25--l):-cks are bc-Isiiiiinitt_i_»_<l :O E£ll'll!l_l:lY_11l0~ _'_T_`_l_\_:__l:_l(l_l

ing cleared for thi- opening of to prov o‘ or ranc n - '- _f L parliament by the govei'nor-geuer- tion un the Canadian National is to Crushed ill on Thursday next. For weoks.bo__.fe-lnuorluccd; and here there _ _ past, the Cabinet has been meeting sceieilisullkeéihootcl ofla Ss_hi1;é;__clé;_f;l; Large St0ne

al oft every day on the revision w-t ie ena e_. a ' ofmcsliiiiates and thc consideration Se-.iiato threw out the governmentl Fl'0H\ Roof.

of Sessional liiisincss genernlly.`brancli line bill on the ground tha_t < D

The ur-xt few days will be devoted it einboilied a threi-_ years colistruc- (canadian p,-eu) to the speech from the throne in tional pl'oi:l"l1lI1- 0Di>0_“@lllS Uf the SYDNEY, Feb. 25--The lives of which llis Idxcelloncy will outline incasiire took tho view that the ,W0 n,im,_,S_ John Babb R native of ,thi-_ govcruini-iit's executive pro- work should proceed by way of an- (3,,-|,,,m,,,,._ N,~._wm,m,“,m,{_ and Dan. gram for tho sessioii. mini estimates instead of a three- ie) MCD0m_|d_ L0“isb0“rg_ hom

Bill to Prnviaefor c.N.n_ Branch Line 2 I

_ Construction to be Re-Introduced and is Expected to Result in Clash Witll

Senate. _

_ i but failed to pass will again il0

S i

ill _|N5ilii

illllH

Itedistribution which was before y0€l\‘ lll'0gl`8m- This YCUTIS lllll, it m,-.ln-ind were nnuffed Um wighguf,

1nlSSi01l~ _ _ been working in the mines for over _ Aineudnient of the Militia Act in ,_ Wm. and ,Wm practical mme_.s_ regard to the calling out of troops The remains of John Babb WH llllflllg 3 SU`lk0- be forwarded on the next trip o

a special committee last session has been intimated,-ll0‘V0V€l'. Will a momenfg wg,-ning ar Vino,- ____.______.___.__nr.;=\in embody tin- tlircc-your nrliivl- Mine, N0 24, Gia.-.3 psy roaay was

ill" ll* full” in th" UPU" Home hortly after the men entered the will be followed with unusual in ,rt to bog", th? night shift a piece

‘1 1 -- - - - - - - -

l I I - 'l that

' ' page advertisement of

tcreal- of rock, eight feet long, seven feet wr, le Chew, G Im cost ug.

Other features of the govern- wide and two feet thick fell from 8 YB _ng l . , _______t,B p__ogmm _Some of ____e__e_ the of __ “Sh __ 000. it never would sell me any

vice with possible liniitatlon of the powers of the cliil sf-iilce coin

pass the place where the deceased lad been at work Both men had

l f

_ _ 1 ~ he Inimigra- h t 1( I A

5 g h U it d p|~¢s ) l‘limlU“tl°“ f1°m t L e s eamer ye. n enquiry \vlll

O,.T(A\QiAs Fon ;r_-I-I _B m.0_.n_ tion Act and criminal code of the be conducted mm the accmpm to.

I i .i li ir _ _ ,

ini-nt 'is foiI'i-cast, iuti-iiils to hold ’""_'_i_ Ilmstic l"I°VI”I°lIII Iegmdmg "l°"0‘V-

' I I, I . I ~ - .' ii on

an inquiry by a ltoyal (,oiiiinissiuli “I _ ' _ _ . _ _ .

into tho circiiinstances of thi- col- Ch'"“"I"`I 'I' III" ‘IIII"'“III'"ItI°" ot

, ilii- Sales Tax

liiiiso ol' the Ilnmc llunk. \\iiiif_- tl-li-_ _'\________________'_'____ “___ B____k Am _______

voiiiiiiissioiioi' has not been iiaiii-il _ ' _'_ _ ' " ”'

thi- scope of the iniiniry is luillciit- lI‘°';tE:_’i__lI_I_I_I;I_1_’_I_"I‘:3II'_____ Act pa%_9d

oil in an orili-r in couiicll liiailc pilb- ‘ ’ . ` ' ' _ ` '

__ lust scssioii in rcgarii to tri-ight. 1;

iic this iii"t_r-riiooii. __ _ . _, ,_ H,

,N __ _"___ 0,- Um _ I ,r ____ ,_.,_s i.iti_s on tim (-r<_._it Lillies. _ _ _ p ' ° ~ °

i x sioiit ggi ~ _ _ _ _ _ _______

H. I I _"___ .um ____ _ __ Ainciiiliiitiii ni tli< loiniuioii I.l

|iai`_icii iiry 4 'ng l _ : 'o - __. A1 Tl _ 2,] I A -__ “ L. __ _ _ _ _ _ ___ ______ _ _ iitions 1.. it .ri niiua _ eo ing o in Il`I<iIi-Ii?IItliI:-I itil);-Ist-IiiIt.III;oi'Il'riiliiIctiil.WtiiiiIIk AIIHIII IIIUIII UI” t’mi;'I“"‘ "f me R'-lylll Edward Chapter was held __m’c___ ,mm t__x‘t __ca__s_' crovorninent private nicinbors will Momiuy a|'i-91-lloon at the Empire

“A e__mmm____ of the Privy have a host of topics for illscus- Room Navy Lc,,gu,._ 1;ui|ging_ Mrs,

uf ucadelillc resolutlolis or execu-

\\|\y Dloject, propoitionul ivpic-

(louucil have had before them a SIIIII III IIIII IIIIIISII CIIIIUI' IW way M°C"9“‘1YiR°5e“'-inthe chair- petitloii on behalf of certain inein~ _ ` ' _ _ .` __ ‘ _ Tliere was a large attendance. bers of thc Executive Committee we P'gl‘0“l1l;-- The _tailuit of thc Excellent and encouraglllll re- ol' tho depositors in the Home f (IIIIGH IIIII{I( B (I:II’II't“\:(fII ,ml III I"I` ports were read by the Secretary. Bank. addressed to His Excelloncf (i'IIllicI(is0qq(Ii‘:,1,’;e T?) ,-.L ,F-I|I|IIlI digs -“"1 -‘\- E- M°"`l5"“- the T"9n9“l" the (iovcrnor-(lonernl in Council, glqsiollq ,hé st ‘i__;“,:._,In,,eI(;\,_‘t;I_f f‘l"IS Rcirort by .\lrs. Catherine Mac prayiiu: that his Excellency be .I , I . _I_ Loud, the School Secrctary’s re-

_ pleased to submit to parliament an t U ._ _ k I tu , '_ ,' port by Miss R, M. DesBi‘isay; the

_ (_ _ _“_ I ,___ DUS Persecutions to which the not for the lull indemnity of dc- §fI_Il;pIl`.‘I:1I:_'drl‘;I_f:u| {,I,l.;|m,Iimx_I_If'__:;I;IeI Flower and Card report by iMrs. S.

ll“`°“Hl“’“ °""“‘“~V ‘II "I ‘T Catholic church has been sub- positors of the Home Biinkngainst N, 5”, mm _ of M I ,_ C Moore' the Echoes Secretary

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'I`0Rl0NfI0 Fish. 25,~’I`he Even-

ing Telegram says today:

“Defl|ca_tl_ons that maypgsre- gate $100,000 are expected to be

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_ - _ win nomo 15;,”-_ i-i_\' with the work and pmblenis

and -faniiiy _ __ _ of the National Chapter. _ ___v_‘ __ _ _~_-ll `I~ £ of lvl' _ '

Fifteen nevi members have ell-

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Coming Events,

llA'l‘l-IS.-2 cents per word 1-.ut

insertion.

""Y“ meeting today at 3.30,

revealed- by officials of the Ontar- io govern-filent as ii result of lnqulr les now in progress into the spen- dinz llld collecting departments. and thaadmlnlstratloii of -the Dru- ry government. Some of the irreg-

lllltflttl alfelltll’ have -been broug i U1 llsllt and others are soon to be made public. Slipshod methods _of allowing' certain ex- Dendlttires to be made _by depart- ment oliclale spd the loose syst- em that _dl now in process el being remedied, is held to .be largely ree ponsfbla _for the undouhted defsl- cntiono." -

- “There will be a concert and ple

social in the St. Georges Hall on Tuesday, Feb. 20th. 1801! |001

coal, suitable for baso_burner_s. Phone 176. W. D. Gillis Mil Co- Connolly’s wharf.-1600-I-IMI.

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MONTREAL, Feb. 25: -Namib-

ated by the congregational commit- tee of the parish church of Gavin, Scotland, as pastor, the Rev. Geo. Duncan, D.D., minister of t_hIé

will ask the Montreal Presbytéry at a special meeting to be held on

and indifference and apathy of th

can will make aI formal sta't‘elnIén, as to the position; but it is gather

must necessarily awat the reall 9

0 that formality. So far the negoti- ll ations have been entirely by cable, 0 the nomination having been for

S warded by the prosecutor. _

S Scottish pastorate must go tb;o\t|}l

B by election, so that his i`¢e_cl50%

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laws governing calls in. the Church of Scotland made last, year, there is some technical difficulty which renders the procedure after nomi- nation of a minister holding 3 charge in Canada somewhat intri- cate. It means that Dr. Duncan is only eligible I for election after

tions; for which reason he is now _ asking the Montreal Presbytery to

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A DAILY _ON ADVERTISING

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You Mustnft

By Indivi ill

There are stma-_ great many

people who in their secret ‘hearts

are on the opinion that advertising doesn’t pay. They say to them-

Y selves or to others. “Why I never ll answered an ad in my life." or

perhaps they say "They tell me

1_guni. it can’t pay." ‘ But the ultimate effect of

‘ Meetings, Etc.

ro, r ig the men ani

however, are liarxeil niirelyson con- Gaming their instant deam_

' lecture) HY0 llkel' W ei _“Hman” Tile accident was discovered by

_ nuatlon selieine l'or the civil ser- other miners who had occashm ,U ?_;l_;'_?;:_I_"_’:_‘;5c__i_*; _s_f;‘;‘§l_?_l_“:___?.;T; cg;

Slderiag its effect upon himself. He thinks about it with his conscious mind but advertising acts alniitst entirely upo na man's subconscious -a portion of his mind which never does any involved reasoning.

Furthermore, the individual ' is

worth nothing ss a test laboratory even if that individual coild see and understand fully the operation of his subconscious. You must observe the behavior not of olie

person but oi’ 10,000 people or more to know very much a out how people act in the mass. Aild lt is their behavior in the mass upon which advertising depends for its results. I cannot tell you _whether you will die in one year or fifty years. but I can tell you almost ex- actly how many people in _ Len thousand will die next year. More too, I can tell you how many will marry how many will have twins, how many will buy $500 automobil- es, how many will buy and chew Bo slick, of gum and, after a test campaign, l can tell you liovb\i?‘l1‘lll.hy will respond to any .particular advertisement. All individuals are eratic. Almost every lndlvidu\l‘la“._b nut of ohe sort or another. The bid song going “Yon never can tell about a woman," is unfair to woman because it is just as true of mah its it is of woman. lt. is true of everybody-that you can't tell any- thing_about them as individuals.

A inan may be so nearly dead

that the uixdertaker ls fiaurlnghls profit on t e fiineral an recbver and live to be a hundred years (till. A man may go through his elltlre life without chewing n. single stick of gum or eating _s single. plete of breakfast food. Any c based upon the action. e.` beliefs or ideas of is _ ln-

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