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' 'riiic SESSION CLOSED

The legislature prorogued yesterday

after the shortest and perhaps the. most agreeable session in the memory of the old- est sitting member. The general hope that irr this time of anxiety and uncertainty no time should be wasted in useless discus- sion was as nearly as possible realized. Throughout the term there was but lit_tle adverse criticism and the closing session was marked by an interchange of compli- ments betweeii the two sides of the house on the harmony and good fellowship _that had permeated almost all the proceedings.

Perhaps the only ripple in the calm sea of

politics at_ this time _was the un_ca_lled for and regrettable criticism of a ruling by the Speaker, Hon. A. P. Prowse, which ap-_ peared in the Patriot. Mr. Prows_e’s_ repu- tation for fairness and impart_ia_lity is strong enough to survive such criticism and all in the House,, on both sides,_agree that he is one of the ablest and readiest Speak- ers that have occupied the c_hair for many years. His ruling inthis particular instance was absolutely correct and we feel _sure

that the lawyer members of the Opposition __

coincide with his view. _ ' ' Premier Arsenault, as we have already-

siated, has every reason to congratulate h mself upon the success of his first ses- sion as leader of the House. Today. he stands infinitely higher in the_opini_on of| his followers and of the Opposition in the legislature and in the respect of the gene- ral public than he did when the session opened. He handled the affairs of the pro-Q vince in a masterly and effective manner, not mincing matters when _replying to cri-_ ticisms, while at the same time never need-_ lessly arousing opposition by tilting with windmills. The compliments paid _ by! inemiberson the governinentside and by the Opposition were thoroughly deserv_ed,_ and we are ,sure the people throughout the_ pifoviiice will appreciate the fact that in, this time of war ordinary party tactics were to a considerable extent put to onef sideand ‘fall were for the state.” ` ' 'I A _,The Premier has had an exceptionally busy 'ti-me during the session. In addition to leading the House and conducting the' affairs of the government he was _at his oilice late and_ early receiving as many as six delegations before the _House -met in _ the morning, his day’s work averaging six-_ teen hours -for the past month. The Pre-1' miei- will enjoy a short reséiite now that the House has beeiigirorogue . |

Notwithstan ing the shortness of the

session-_ no fewer than twenty-six bills

were gassed including the excessively, heavy _ rohibition Consolidation Act. What. this nieans only those who have had actual experience of the House will fully realize.i

he reports, which have appeared in the_

Guardian, will have given our readers an accurate idea of the proceedings and of the

iralibre of the Opposition at the present ime.

The Clerk of the House, Mr. H. E.

Dawson, had probably amore strenuous time than usual owing to the speed with which business was transacted but he dis- charged his duties with his usual unfail- ing courtesy to and consideration for all concerned. Similarly the Usher of the Blac_k Rod, Mr. Dugaltl Currie, and all the oflicials of the House were unremitting in their attention to their duties, 'all tending to make the 'session one of pleasant recol- lections. ` '

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|'0'l'.\'_ro rnitlors

_Thy New H_a_mponire‘_ Food Adminis-

tration has begun 'a “potato” drive” which will-last for one month' for the

thdigqg surplus “studies of “’pot`atoes. “ The mo's_t.;compreli,eiisive publicity arrange- ments'ha've been made to bring to the at- tention of all people the advantage of eat- ing as many potatoes as possible for the double purpose of saving wheat and other food and of helping the farmers.

' There are several hundred thousand

bushels of potatoes stored away in barns and cellars of New Hampshire as well as of this and other provinces of Canada, with a falling market and little demand. Un- less an unusuaPdemand is created, farm-

ers will be feedingiheir potatoes this sum- mer to the hogs. is will discourage them from planting large crop for another sea- season. ‘ --1.11 ‘ ~

__lorn'atic delicacy may stifle official appeals. alnternational courtesy must avoid seem-

_their backs to the wall”-iight long, 'sleep-

|year a bigcrop was-raised and tlie__cui°i_°ent

price dropped. Remembering the previous _pricesy many farmers held on to their pota- toes in the hope of another raise, although the prices received _were extraordinarily high as compared with normal times.

In the fall the Food Administration ap-

pealed‘to the farmers ever_vwhere to un-

load- their potatoes at fair prices. Most bfi

them neglected td do _so. ’1‘he present _si-

_tuation has brought appeals to fix a mini- `mum price on potatoes but the opinion is

to create a deniandby propaganda. -

° lln Glarluilalum llianlian;_‘;ii;_“:;S.i.i°:;ii_iii,_i::s;°f.i_.'i:.i i‘i;if§°°°°°|m,*|;im°‘§§f°6|g°m° °w°E°&f*°

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Apart ijromilflnz Ccoiuo, who toolt

his sent as Duke of York. null the

have been for many seasons. Cousld-f erably more trliniulug ~is uufvd 'Dlf

Duke of Clarence. Lord L‘a'rlabroo\_0.` _many models. much of this being is tho llrst grgmi_'son_ of Queen Vie-'_'liandw_ork' of a niost expensive sort.;

'l‘nsvnnmi'zh~r1imsy7s- iion~fno`o1ima ii

ioria to _eaten the Housa_of_~Lordu._ J' ~ _ __»_° °. Q -2. _' _.’ _

vrlilcii he dues 81 years after-.she bo- ~"i\i-r~up?g1.ii‘e:`_i'il§_Typ;',iii:e__`i_ii$|`.i»§i` ll. suis not reign, 'rho onto or isdir-éiiio_`iu s»"'ve.eela 1$y"no'v.’.'r:'.'f_gjfo_ii . _burgliii ' ll0`f1"‘prblIece`lst‘d fills" hill 3! ,resident of the §\'_ B. and _l"_ Ef L'

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-Eeihoilist » L‘onfcr'dnc'eL‘,\_'}iev."’fEl;f’ $14- i

_Geriuan“6l‘and -jlhlle while still oi.\ly_ __y‘los the Secretary~`nn_¢l Rev.__0_plc_

_ _ _ _n boy. Princess Louise has no sou._f§r the meeting of_c`onfercncc _to'be

expressed that the best remedy in Sight is Princess chrlsila'n’s elder sou died ln held iliei-ein June next. _ _

' ’ a a 0 _

_ South Afrlcu and had no English title.

and the younger son ls in Germany Since Mary ‘Plckfurd took San Fran-'

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Lhlldren In lnqlly of the .United Prince Arthur of Connaught has still cisco by storm by leading the Rell

States “nu taught recipes for using po' no title to the`House of Lords. thoulhidruss and United States Marine Corps iZ2.l20€S afld »Wlll be 3.S¥{€d t0 h3V€ tllell' P3- it has been expected more than oncuidrlven `ré§*._antly" tlie_|lt_tle stan _in fArt-`

_rents try-them___ lil/Iotion pictures will urge not to would to given ooo. _ _i;.o_ni wmv pit-mos noe been i.ooolg'o__i'uy ro potatoes as a O0 _ Bakers hotel, mel1_ Carlsbrooke ls the eldest sun o rn- iquests to participate in slrnllar events cl I. nd other classeé S read cess Beatrice, the widow of Prince-the country over. There is scarcely a g __

e gymen a p

_ _ . . . . , Hcnryof Baiteuburg. movement of u patriotic nature in

the appeal. The administration has print~_= . . . ,meh ,,_me,,ca.S pmmm mm up

ed and will distribute 20,000 elaborate pos-

Slr William Sullivan, who has been.

i-ess has not participated ln some way,

t9l`S, entitled “B8 8. P0t8t0 P3.l2l‘l0iZ," urg- spending the 'winter at the Welland. hilt the _demands on her time have lie-

ing all the inhabitants of New Hampshire St. Catharines, ls going to spelixd mofonie sp__gi-eat that she has Wen.

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.Ti = .~~i:_ '_ _.1 `~ “<1-5 1.If fin ‘a..fe.w_' _hows lI¢iir=_bi1`Sfii¢§s__.if_l _ ' _i -oi- %f<_riooe*ii§nnucfiméff. iwi>‘»f-_iil_~ci»1'_ of lashes i»'°e___sl@¢ nf' 'sf#i@w:cceaiiiis=a____coi -‘f_;_f_~f l ` 1 ‘ . ¢_ ' I I 4

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“_” Y, __ _l ,_ _:_ _ _ v _j ___ i~}3§§:"i»"»L§f_ `__ » feuf _ shave". _iff i _ if -§_‘“f_i "of _-the'pree¢ix€bF§;idis5gi>ii-dlibnfdrgndijon wfewo-ness it* =:i:~ ° _ _ it may be for a fire that is destroying' your '»prQpYe_rty. _“_ Look over" your, insurance _._today _.and ___co“;__i__i§are it with the' present cash value of your pi"ope`r`ty.` If not adequatewe ~`_wou_ld iike to have you consult us in at' once __ We‘represent__te_ii of th§i'strl§>jrlg‘g=§'s`1_;_,<:i_j’,in-

Haines doing business .here"'an_d will,,§ive_~,any;_:_hnsi.

'_ .Tho are aloha' 'r_i`ogs‘eve‘iy day. ‘soiiisii

to iakehoidofee mono- _ _?‘._";i"”% "°;f:;';_':°“°".;‘;.f_';';°i._:‘;.:_:';_.. _ir ‘i in if-’tii»1a¢_f=‘~i»»»fii»-li~~= e0-.tee

_ ~ _ `~ - _ _ Mrs. Vi ull __ app _ _ _ __ __ _ __ _ _ _ _ __

Much, inasimilar way could be done in .. . . I ~,,, ,,.,,,,, ,Ur me Neem _ ; .» ~w. _D0 lvl. N035 _ - -___ -- _-;_;, _,~ _~;.,z;fi,.

i',h0USaI1dS- Of bushels Of Oijatoes here lndlsposed for the past week, much to “,Cupt. Hammond Joliiii-ion's friends

h' h t b p ' ] t th r gert of his friends were pleased' to heal' of his well mer-

wicino so wi easeriousoss o 0°- ___~ _.d _ farmers and which als unless used as sub-' _ "3 "'°‘“°"°“ Wm” _°““°"`°°°"°°

0, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

_ - ~ ' Mrs. Blanchard, who has been made public last week. - - _ . _ . - _‘ ; i ' -_ _ - »~ _ ' _;._f_-__l stitutes for cereals and exportable foods, ,p,,,,,,,,,, the ,,.,,,,,,,. ,,,,,, he, ,,,,,,,,_ _ _ . . . _ _ . _ ¥__'_‘§“§_'ljf“_’°__ffiff-,‘li\¢*{»_-,fp,,___ ;__1f.__~___,.,_

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Wl1l_b(-3 3 S€!’lOLlS,lO5S _L0 01.11' SHIQS, 1.0 0l.l_I‘ tor Mrs. Mahon at Pinehurst. North lr. W. E. Stavcrt. a former Island- '5»Li||'i§~'|'-‘|"i;l-'Q.`»{;£`\R1f'}I»Lf?_ 'E-_ L _ _ soldiers and to ourselves. There is no bet- ‘C“'°“"“- '°“"“°“ ""*‘"“"“Y °'°“"“ er. new reuldlns in If»nf1<>n_lm been T "

t d h t _ C d b 't t' H1111 IB U19 SUCH! °f M00' ""1 55"- appointed deputy director of the mln- I _ _ -_ -' _ _ _, , ,

___._ f_., .__ _ _ _ __\__ _

was

_ _ ._ _ __ _ _f‘:;<@l#

this province. There are still hundreds of chief .i.,..'ne@ u..imoBon no. been » - » l __ ~~ - '-- 1- ~

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er oo t an pota oes an su sti u ing

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_them HOW fOr Cereals isa patriotic act | "F °“ ~ - ~ 122 ‘3,',,1”§§f,‘§f,1`f.§“,,’",,§f,`§,§§,‘§ if f,,“,, "‘mT“““”'- ___i _ __ _ i

. D ' _E " ' A' H G nenlunun er ortfol of the Dnch of Lancaster WU", Vw” w_w-_ ‘ ' -f~."'-"T - '-K . _ Z '.“v "0""

Sir Charles Bathurst, speaking at a

meeting of »agr_icLu1turists in England put the situation in regard to bread prospects for the next year in the forefront' of his remarks. He' said if England is to' be fed sufiiciently the next -12 months we must concentrate _our attention on the potato. “I will .be sui_*prised_,»”yhe said, “with my knowledge-of the food position, if I__do not find in 12 months that bread will be coin- nosed largely of potatoes, either in _the form of flour or meal, or if we do not have; to_ forego cereal loaves altogether and sub- stitute potatoes for them.” .T _- _'_ -

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_ . 'r-iiu_c_ALi.Fon‘MEn'_- _

_ The imperative present need -of the Al- lied -armies _on the western fighting -_front is-_“more m-en!" -.The callico_me's across the Atlantic in every soldier son’s _letter home, in every story of the titantic strug- gle now_being waged, in every stirring battle-_cry-o_f commanders to their- troops,

real fand- direct. _'It is manto man. Dip-

ing mandatory messages. But such consi- derations do not interfere with the potent,

_ _ l ._ . ;aud were guests of Rev. D. G. Cock.

The summons of thesefthings grips. It is, M,,,_ Co, M, s,,.,¢_ The

Mi G ayen, e 5 of the Canadian Government Railway with Mr. L. S. Brown. General Super- lntendent, anilparty, have been. here fer. seteral days on atour of inspec- tion.

U O I -

_ The onc__l»lg. outstanding event of the week was the-'rnreb snniierakrif services on Sunday last in which-old' uno young entliuslastlcal_ly_ jolned_._ At the monument huge crovvd_s_ gathered io witness the _short impressive care-_ niony led by Ma-Joi' Fullerton. D. D- _end to see the beautiful _wreaths plac- `ei1 on ilie‘monui_nent ln memory oftlie heroes of Paardeflierg and Ypres. l_t was a inemorable scene _as the _return- ed heroes, _ many of them seriously érlppleil. for llfe,~` stood. shoulder to shoulder with the men soon to, go overseas to take their places ln the annie-line. and -the _laét post was sounded by Bu;lei§_Warburton_' the immense throlifloinlng in the Nav ‘tonal Anthem. ` ‘

O U 0

Rev. George Millervand' Mrs. Mil-

ler of Allierton, were in Halifax for the Pllie Hi-ll Convocation, exercises

nd lf. \_°v. _ I, visited friends in New Glasgow en route home. _ ` ' _

'O l O ~ _ ` _

rut .

liumaii,r Macedonian _cry from those who are there-“Come over . . _ and help us.” The heroic fellows who iight yonder “with

-less days and nights,fight till ‘exhaustion _overcomes them--need reinforcements,- and need them npw. This is the callto Ca- nada-and this is the call to'our big Am- erican comrade. Canada is preparing in Parliament te do her part to meet that call, and meet it immediately. But her part is now necessarily limited. She must look, and does look-as do the Allied armies- for a. great and noble response from Cou- sin Jonathan. It is not a call fora huge army next year. It is a call for steady streams-of infantry reinforcements now. The Hun is not waiting._ He is recklessly and ruthlessly gambling in blood for world

domination.; He purposes to conquer now. This is t_he time o testing- this is the day of decision. The Unted States has been our splendid Ally for a year. The inspira- tion and support of her co-operation are in- calculable. Already an effective army of fine fellows is doing its heroic part in the conflict. ‘They, too, call for more men. For the next few months-the vital few months -_-while Britain is_ei1'_ecting her ne ‘_man-J gower levy, let Canada. and the glnited- _ _tates pour in their _battalions of virile and sinewy. sonsof the new world _to_help_ hold' lhefold fliiie of' liberty and _c_iviliza'tl‘on.-4-" Toronto Globe. ' e ‘ ' “ - _ -~

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.i\'ori:s.__._ __ _

{ Mr. A. McLean’ and 1\fra._` lichen _ ~';»i» 1- ~. ~ \~ __- * -__' _ - _i .i _ _

,the death of Lleut_ C. Gower. ll(cLaaii

1 However we may call; »- 4

onowiif vild iiévt tli‘e"li'sellelii -pathy of thelranany. friends _hara in

,who waskllled in action and who lp

iso kindly remembered by the asaoclr

_lates of his boyhoodi- < _ _ '

id Bell. who have won hosts of friends are leaving on Monday -for their homo I ln Montreal. ' i

_ O O I

Among the welcome vlaltors here'

this. week is Mrs. Mcllllllll Of Hem ii-amcook. N. B., iho is the guest of her aunt Mrs. Conroy

Despite all the talk of simplicity.

ihata arsmora elaborate than they

__ DAILY S’El.ECTlO_l‘l3 FOR

` li-UI-lllllili IEIDEIS

Furnlthod by W. U- Loman

THEY ANSWIR NOT

lt slngetli low lu every heart. _

We hear lt each and_ail.-

_A song of those who answer not, ~

‘ They throng the silence of the breas_t¢`

We see them as of yore,- - il

Tho kind, the brave, the true, th

sweet, -

Who walk with us no more.

'Tis hard to nike the burden

_ed yesterday' afternoon _io' allow. thai

‘ Lady __I__z`_<_>rd`eii; lg _pow 5‘c_onva_le_ii§ciit' mei- nom, tooo-sofiouoiy-.iii-.-__‘

‘ __ _' a 0 0 _ _ 4 _f

‘Af`tér"t__li_`i'e_e_s`uciS'e`ss}ufl weeks 'of ev: ,

_.ungelestlc_ work, Mr. and _l_|ra.E.Riteh-_

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forwhich is Lord Benverbrook. _ _

~'I`here is general regret’ ln Hhllfax_

that cltyiof Lleuteuantpvolonelin. L.

ii. iixmiiios-om; n».“_cf n._,' _»x`ia‘_im_ ~ Q, ‘Gi-ar.” Goldie! Hm_mlltoi_i=Gra§- liivlsg. 'been transféiwoil' to duty. elsewha_|¢

coioroy wa ist sounkeslu Vex

ular _om i"a'nd"i_ibtlil"‘he__iludf-fi',iff H ,llif iliou-Gi-a`;¢_,vilii_‘_i»e muon missed.

1 " F - _,gk _

A wo ao»ruiinog,i@16oli='; modules

leaves. 1100 of' them, each bearing the name _of_ an R. fl. C. led. ‘ '_g»_ ` _3 _.i _ _ a a a ' __ ‘ .s 'Alter o snort session niiemwini im- portant buslness the Legislature closy

niembérs toreaeli their homes ln tlma.

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_gz pr., .mnscptt in _this _ coiuiiin- ,viiil -' ‘W/P w‘9}i_~ 6°f'f'°. your' _ _ _ _ _ _ I _ I!'¢li8lv\is;"nai.gral_-soclai, niian6lal_aild_. ._‘;Pn0TlJ_BTAN'i‘:4-You fwifltc ,in ;s____ ;;'°'7~ °°h’°_'_ ` :°":1°“*" _$;:"‘ '~ ~bl`tt`er',"s_pirlt _about Roman ' Catholics; _`°m_v°u__:i_ 1 '=.`i>__e_ ` 'oi___ ;vi_¢.-l‘»_i___.?»’oh=.'ir wim~_yoo~ _sa _ _ .i ‘o_ _ y €=uulro`d'fe‘_nel9se` `s _live _'o‘¢__i;??‘_l`¢_timi?'*ivE'_}_Eiiii¢i .rather iboiohg' do §iirod \___'_°. '$333, Will, U9 lllf\W3h¢d3'f- ffkylfil tapn to yours if you are a ssm,ple_of lt. _§refer.'s ' n your lnltlala only_;' 'or use "‘I‘hare,hnve been abuses in the Roman §"P!¢_UU°llYm- A _ --' i’_ _ Chaich, but when tlie_ Protestant ' _ " - ' If 1.- Church hasxheen in_exliiteni:__e as long. _ _ and had the dame political power, I out wnnts_i.g.know why1Godf'parmli.a fdlr lt will iiotba free from similar

__i. mmm usrunt-i_N'i‘:-.4 'nibio .stud-_

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invest in ‘°_ROGERS."_` -,i

-_ioii\l'1»rio‘nLéiis _saint I

f _ _il-.ti-i.i1¢ii{» .fof_¢érv¢»liiI§_5_.__‘»';

p _lo _ _ Y i lp the British cabinet, the minister

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dt the approaching departure from

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of ‘heed

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ii t»é~~i2o'y4i‘ni-iii_o'|t~_coiiooalitlogo- -1'* - |

It la -24_ _hy 18_ feet) and will be . ng conspicuously _l_i_i_the bnildinlf l`t»ls to he a_dorneil~\vlt1i green niaplei'

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oar.

_He perinlts an_y,_otl1er “jo-called evil. _:nie 'ivobiem oi.” 'mir yi-» not more _ut

than the probleinfof grlilld-suifen sickness' _ list-`ea`ie'inen,¢. *sorrow rouble generally. The ills of life

ilcult ln_¢.` and t origin lends ' a nd ings

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Doubthiu for 't-heaanle reason, _ _

(God, trustlin Chrlsjl, _and are _expect- lu( Heh-v'e!l_ !he.§ame~Hel\{_H_l. No per-` son "can" hate asf you_~do_an`d ‘.»enler

ste from ` `noranee. dlsobed

men bring nearly all llfc's suff__cr_-_

and sorrows__ _on -théi'nsel_ves und _loam _iron _lesson “a du way. _-

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' _D_'fn’t e_ndangér__ longer’ ihe -”_||,f:_ " "' ; m ns of support” for your

va- - _-,, vt --.av -/-.»\.~.K..¢,.,.,,..,,¢w!2.-»,f’1-7.1¢;.3_ __ _~_-;_____-_f__- -L11 f__»:_-___

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ol ll. fshifrarriirsiteii _

_ The cost'-ls iiii.~a~éiiml" ' l‘ier.\etits` fi

Is mme '

V; '-so smal that no m»n,'i2:» in'atter_ what _ht

outit. _' 1 ‘ __ _

l' ,Z ‘ Let ui" " lite that' D0li'cv'i»r you to-day

,°__ 1 hould-the unexpected lisp

:_ occupation might be, can afford to be with= 5i|‘

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l“li'NnMAN of Ce. Lin. §i_?_T_‘2_!__9si~2f'1_§*f_, _<f__l1f1'i!fr!_*__dffnf;P_§_L_ i

i-tom: me _ n§’_ e. oiiol-oi salem" i.

_ _ ,ll ' to law and _human séilllshncsii.

ROGERS

--Guaranteed--

liniy ltecmooiiul-_-ave rom stiioimioo _

4 . _ ~ . '

` , __ _Quoting--2 ply per roll $2.25 ` ' _

A diplomat is a man who can pocket an iviiloi. moto me nm it noir.: ' ' ` ` ___ 1 Il] PGI' I0" 1 90

insult in haste and get even at leisure..

ect appearance thereof.

They brightened all the Joy of life

Tl frown

Although they are no mo _

About the most important qualilicalion

The blame for the gresent situation is

partly in the farmers t emselves. In 1916

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They cannot be where (toil is noi,

On an n. shore '

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Perfection in false 'teeth and imitation|n",'\'~,,f:,' °_,f,‘:,f,;'e'f,k,,'f,f,,f:'°'" `_» moyrzur n `

gyping iS due mOl'€ OI' 1888 t0 the lmp¢l’° Thanks he to God that such have heoii_' ' ~ _ ‘ our 'I .YU

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for a Teutonic statesman these days i _ghis w,,,,,,»,,, ,;:".|.,.,i, Ti., im onlin. _ V “ wviotnan mo mann.

willingness t_o be cast in the role of_goat oo- ooo. foimmo-._ _ '2-

ahqul occasion arise. _ _ _ __ __ _*_ ___,,,_,¢,_,i¢._i,ut_.v\',_i_;_i_tl_»_5_i3v_i:~li_5i

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'-izooii'i'is" noonog. _iiiisiosiy _to iij'y;jan_<i .`i'vi_ii"'r§i_9'¢ aio _iiiuolifnff foinj-_ dnions.; Fully guaranteed. an:l».vglil_~[ive eptlre sa isfactionl' l~.`acli_.i`-oll cdntains 1_08_8q\lI!'¢ feet. Clif] ll\C!q_§]¢, nut” om. _' __.' ._ _ _ If rw wi|l»~in¢ll¢° 'i#itin't_"t'h`e'-hasei-oone§'f`»rltliein_ohey.youoayf you -_vyil

It’s a woman’s imagination that kee s Mm "°,;'f,°`"k° '°°"" th” “Bt "' A A - ' I _ ` `{ V A _ '_ P her young, when she imagines that hgr sinotniitol; me amor.-fi nm-o; 0 Gfaftnn friends can't see through a coat of paint._ 'T°___f_‘:;'r‘;`:'},;"`firi';»-wiiirfti """*’~ reet _ _ ~ _ _ _ _ ' _.__ -_ i _ ,

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