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THE CIIARLUTTETUWII GUARDIAN Nofes by :hs Way

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Eilltnr and liululing Director-J. B. Burnett exd-range, that gnly one Senator ap-

,,, °2""‘" """"'*”""‘“" l""='.‘°' "“'é’.‘é=°l"-'5=.='_=.= _ . pointed by sir. John A. iviuoooniild

uonilug uully (founded iam woo pd|»_ your un mundo) delrvend. remains: Hon. Pascal Poirier, who

SLM! per ,year (lu alivuncei mulled \n_§u\ll|_nnd United States. was Called to the Upper House for-Ly.

'° waouifsnax AP1i°1L`22 L19-31 G Si” ’°““ “S” ‘”‘ ‘“°““"

s _

Those Public Accounts in

__* uatcd

Premier Lea spoke for about two arts

and is half hours in his budget de- took Livery last evening. On a rough cal- mi-$51011 POSt 0f the AHKHCBD ChU1”C1’i.

tulatlon, he devoted about one-third 011

of that time to criticising or abusing Wa-5

rms newspaper, chiefly for its edit- Alta., and 400 miles within the Arctic orlal comments on the financial lsit- Ci1`C1@¢ uatlon of the Province. You he fail- Bishop Stringer has ministered to ed to show wherein The Guardian me

was Wrong Here are some of the kimos, to half-breeds, Indians, white facts, which speak louder than Pre- me”

mler Lea’ however loudly he may other' stout - hearted adventurers.

attempt to juslily or deny mum_ Many a grim hazard has been en-

The Public Accounts claim that the C0

Lea. Govdnment has gone behind “ual $234 581.23 in the?past twelve months. made hi-5 CHI`€~ 'Travelling on snow- The Public Accounts show that the Shoes' and by d°3't9“m in Wi“t"» by

Government took $1166.41 from the W]

in 1938 and transferred lt to the

sinking Fund for slooooo due lim. ‘"°°°S°~

Sinking Fund lor $39000 bonds due Summer, he has regularly covered . _ - the

The Public Accounts show that the

sum of $24,465.83 appears twice on

the Revenue side and only once the Expenditure side. yet the books 1”

are alleged to balance. out'

Eskirnos simple lessons in it, finally

ans

l The Public Accounts show that

$11,068 was received from the Pro- tr hibition Commission “toward the up- m keep of jails, page 189, Al>D€IidiX Ev"

whereas there is no credit entry of tel

this description on the page referred ous

to, neither is it reflected in the C'

, OI1

“Classification of Expenditures,' nor

in the 'Recapitulatlon of Expeudl_ il0us journey in his experience. On

October 1 the bishop and his com-

panion realized they were on a lost

_ t 'l. tl ` Absentee Government FEI Ra ons had almost nm wt'

ture.”

Tile Province is suffering the |:on~

_ th

sequences of four years oi absentee

Government, the Provincial Build- La

had weakened them considerably. _

ings being practically without a res-

ponsible head since the Stewart re- I glmc. The govenilnclit has been left O

largely ill thc hands of constitution- m

ally irresponsible officinidom, and the hide Seal-Skin b00ts (called muck-

lucksl. Palatable_ Feel encouraged.

result is as might have been antici- '

puked. give A153] Dieccs of my sealskin

In the very important department ug? ' Usegd sglred i§z?sattSLe(;etforra"l;ll§t

of nnance the Government has beenl 5Tiai'@»

dependent upon officials. and now S

hesitate “to pass the buck to these

omcials “ho are not responsible to from 5011' Of 1100!- N05 88 800d SS

the soles.

the electorate in the same way as alle the members of the Government.

when brought 'fo account does not T

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BI! ba

It is an unheard of thing in repre- 135; We h,,d_ very tlred Hands

scntative Govemmcnt for the mem- sor;

- ers.'

bers of the Government publicly to

'/get from under their responsibility. v

public defence. But this the Lea been reduced by 50 pounds ln tWenty_ Government has done, and has far- Duc days_

rd badly in so doing.

The election as Archbishop of Ru- an

Bishop Stringer found the Fskimos

on without a written language and with

only two rifle cartridges left and

oices and saw houses a mile away.

and to call upon officials for their Bighol, strlnger-S slx_l.0ot frame ha

_ Stringer, concludes the ottawa Jour-

Bfshop Who Ate His Boots nal, adds lmmeasurably to the hero-

the Yukon. On the day he grad-

from 'Ibronto University in

the young wycliffe College man train for the farthest northern

Herschel Island. His destination

2,000 miles north of Edmonton,

"people of the twilight." the Es-

trappers, gold-seekers, and

untered by hlrn in providing spir-

sustenance for the people he

laleboat, canoe and steamer in the

2,000 miles or more of his huge

en he went north 40 years ago,

tle idea of civilization. He wrote

an alphabet for them. gave the

lated the Gospels into the Eski-

o tongue.

An old pocket journal dated 1909‘

ls the story of the bishop’s fam-

€XD10it. He was accompanied by F. Johnson, an assistant worker

what Droved to be the most per-

teen days later found them with

eir last square of chocolate gone._ ck of food and forced marches

Here are some entries from their umal:

“Sur-day. oct. 11-'nnvelled is iles. Made supper of toasted raw-

"M0l'idBY. Oct. 18-Travelled all

"Tuesday, oct. 19~No rabbit in nare. Breakfast and dinner of awhidc sole. Fine, but not enough. lso a tiny bit of ptarmlgan each, 'W€dnesday. oct. 2o_Bieal<fu.sc

Thursday. Oct. 21_Boot soles d tops. Soup of small scrap of con and spoonful of nour. The

e Tied up Mr. Johnsons ting.

d exemplifies, in its finest aspects

Quite a notable event has taken

place in Tuskegee, Alabama, where six hundred of the colored people assembled to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of the establishment of a school at that place. This school has grown from a hen house and a stable with one teacher and thirty students into an institution with 122 buildings, 235 teachers and 1,600 students its estate valued at more than $2,030,000. Washington had many ideals but few of these have been realized and little improve- ment is reported in the general condition of the negro population. It is claimed, however, that since Tus- kegee’s beginning, more than 20,000 graduates and former students, in addition to receiving a literary train- nig, have acquired a working know- ledge of one or mol-e of the trades taught at the institute.

A shrill and raucous voice on the

a divorce, according to Dr. Robert Morche, French government expert on deafness, who is visiting the United States to study noise con- ditions. "Constant high-pitched speech by wives," he says, “really should be considered sufficient grounds for divorce. Many American women have raspirig, nasal voices that would wear down any man’s nerves. Let women realize there is as much sex appeal in the timbre of a lovely voice as there is in a beautiful face or form."

Lloyd George, who in the famous

“coupon election” was so keen for a decisive majority, can now see merit in another sort of system. He reflects how of the twelve or thirteen parlia- ments of which he has been a mem- ber one-half had a govemment which represented a minority of the members, and held its place by sup- port of men in other parliamentary groups. It is wonderful how changed fortunes induce changed lines of thought.

statistical hounds have says the Duluth Herald, is one country that’ out- country in divorces. It is Russia there are 305.7

divorces a year for each hundred thousand people, and in this coun- try 163.3. So Russia not only beat's us, but beats us rather badly.,

A statement issued by Mr. J. R.

Llttleproud, inspector of these banks, shows that there is at present on deposit the impressive sum of $1,- 362,819.44. The report, covering the months of January and February, indicates an important increase in deposits over those of the same per-' iod last year. During and following the war, with employment assured and money plentiful, there was an

German

discovered that there strips this Russia. In

part of a wife should be grounds forl

Barton. M .D

WHY BURNS MAY BE DANGEROUS

It is certainly gratifying to sce

factories and industrial plants.

are gradually giving away to more effective treatment.

tannlc acid in powder form. three or four level teaspoonfuls

cent and 5 percent are somet used. '

Now I'm not suggesting that

much tissue. But tannic acid is

attendance, as it helps to ease

healing.

When death occurs it has thought that it was due to shock

Underhill, of Yale, tells us that

interior of the body and raise

liquids out of the body, leaving

with its circulation. "This leads

and similar disturbances."

In the liquids found in the

never pass through a. blood v

burn interferes with the body cesses, and why shock and ‘death result. ‘ I v

oxygen, a fall in temperature,

What is to be done?

The water lost to the blood be immediately replaced, and so ter by mouth, by rectum, by h dermic, is the first thought.

tly discovered by Dr. Underhill

vania suggested many years ago

part of the treatment.

Remember then that water in

“bl te-" ‘

flibat 38011? of

Quilts in

how

rmlc econ in pen

the treatment of bums by ta acid is now becoming general

older methods of carron oil, bor

ated "pp

vaseline, baking soda and so f 9

orth

Although a solution may be m

up that will keep good for a w most first aid cabinets contain

pint of water, makes about the rig strength, 3 percent, although a 2 per

con

imes

you so

try to treat a severe burn you because death may result from burn that is not treated prop even a bum that does not des

lf rse be

erly,

your

me sur

first treatment until a. doctor is

pain, 'prevent infection and promotes

been

absorption of poisons, but Dr. F. P. he

the

the Ea the al. akes trl the Th ring t to 52 ages Mr.

heat from a bum may penetrate

temperature there. This heat t

blood thickened, 'thus lnterfe

the formation of ulcers, hemorrh

ters and swelling of a burn have

be- no

en found substances that nonn

all

essel tr w a be

p1‘0- ph may ne

into the tissues. This shows ho

Dr. Underhill points out that bl

which has lost some of its li means s, failing circulation, bl that has an insufficient amount

°°d sh quid Ca ood W

and au

finally death. t

mus

wa- m

YDO-

hl h h ls among the tribes of the interior. In'

ecrmrxnxatsgn inofiizt yearsnifv this the medicine man, who arranges* ent of th mterlon H dm U ‘and conducts all these trials, brings

e an f,

atural resources to the Prai§leml;l°h3- w the Scene B' vessel containing an

ces has d ed ur l ‘Oily dwwtion 01' leaves and herbs.~ For these Accident Tickets, oi- further information, coiiiull e re "° ° wb" °f this with wblon he unolnts the right?

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Down

ater gh 911' m and n

his associates at Yale, Dr. Edw Martin of University of Penns

Although the reason why W should be given has just been rec

ard ln yi- d

V thut (ge

“liquid nourshment in small d

frequently repeated" should be

0$€Sh

the h ith- th ould

is i of a burn has been w

drawn from y'our blood, and sh

be replaced. slsis that every one in town li it

5h01'UY aft th h ll ‘ f f lish dl , d f as

°" “Y °”°‘ ““ “fm §;§f,,,°g,fe°,,,°,,;§,'*,“,o"§he §‘,§‘e,l,,,,‘jf; -#_ Hove..-nm risn is ptmsiusi sm. gagged 12° bs iifffxt of £1; ville- Spruce Laths & Cedar Shingles

. l l'W 8 6 ` ell 01'!! le

ll _ C r ‘ _ ployment by the rest of the people A 4

d "M °" °“5°q“°“t Y when the of clmedm The Bennett Govem_ elders of the village -to be sentenced. on hand

period of depression arrived, most ° t d t bsc lb th r Trlul by polsou was 8 custom “_

D'=°Pl€» Whether 01’ i`i0t they were T men oes no Bu r E w at pr H' cording to an old resident up to a- 1 ~ 500,000 Spruce Laths

dealing 1" the Sm* market were ' 6123;' Hem me Wm' bout 1915 after which little was Pmes $2`50"$3'50 and $400 lm 1 000

Such a record as that of Blehop "Caught short," with little money A 1926 eufgmélmd gisvmatter 15 that in heard of it till cases were reported _A|5°°"

saved for the rainy day. The present _ 5 ernment ‘m“°1Ul' reeentl Th l ll , ORB Mi||i0n Cedar Shin le

_ APRIL ADORATION cad the transfer or eh V y. e po Son mos commonly _ __ _ Z B ill

savlnu habit of the children is evl- AN the Prairie Provinces rioreiources w used ls called "sasswood." The bark A|r'D||ed British C0|l|II\blll and dence that adversity is an effective *_ ~ f °“i' Years or the lndl nous ed Campbellton N- B Cedar Sh I

traditions of Canadian enterprise teacher and develops the latent Sang me 5“m`i5° °“ an amber it toyed with the question and in contains a. pielson siassliwtl tflflei, A Ii; all Grades mg eq

_ those years instead of runin do 5° rr a ng “ ‘

common sense of most people. Saving "mm ' _ p 3 W" ,_ ' ___ f this -~n rin bo ind' An April day is the devtitaient and taking we or the slightest ‘°“"'°h "°'“ “ gm" Pnces |°“'

Ottawa Letter

4 By Robert Lipsett>

year and nett

total the been For

cut. nor

itl

r es of Government leave onl

a the

1931

vra

stir

sm There was no enthusiasm

A cut of $37,000,000 in estimated'

expenditures for the current fiscal

reflects the long weeks of study of paring practiced by the Ben- ministry. When it is considered t not more than 25 per cent, of i

expenditures is controllable,

extent to which economy has carried out will be approolated. example the interest 011 Giwem- sir,-while the-Patriot is so busy

ment debt to the publiccarmot he lrylng to prove that the Public Ac-

Nor _can the outlay for pensions, counts are correct und mul; every- for civil govemlmcnt. Almost a1l'thlng ls abuve board, lg might ex- omy must be effected at the ex- plaln why the names of several 01. se of public works. Naturally. rlelals and me amounts reueived by

The therefor, there will be some dis- them do not appear ln me Accounts,

The Public Forum

Thh column lr upon lar I-he discussion by correspondents of queltiolu of interest. This '(,'lmrIati.eLown Glnrrllln does not necessarily andoru the opinion of correspondent:

\Vl'lA'l“S THE `lIEi-\SON'.’

ointment on the part of commun I am slr' ere),

quite convinced that new public ENQUIRY

this works are their immediate right.

The situation is that falling rev-

Bde cnues and raailway deficits and fixed PI'i1TlltlV€ JI.lStiCe eek, cha me two bout van

in a Eco ht °

sential services has been practiced, _ ‘

sight of its lighthouse. From the an*

me readiustrcrgelrqitt of te;-elloncrislrel; chomgev E mlre or so out one Dbl 00

necessary. _oms s . expcct:d to yield more because mins 5 Pl°t“’;5q“;o‘;ee‘; ;fuh“hdl;t_ All 0111' $25 t0 $28 Suits

r li G nment is to '°°kY "’°?“°“ W

policy o t e over l sewn I

f ul __nadeep green r g. V _

f,;;;;f“.;i“;;_':;;° .‘1...::': lf: iz. on ou- of so avi; A T $25 oo

' w' t t et, re the Governmen '

can scarcely produce as much as bu‘;'1;;1;ril.le ;,;e¢utlve, Mansion, the' All 0111’ $30 1.0 $35 Suits

DF ng r _

sales 'rar w-lil be lacked up to pro-limi l‘1““"";”~ Magyufrf ”h°r;*re‘;";£;‘; SEE OUR WINDOWS

’ _‘tent ous o an ee s -

if vo.

and b°"°“ “S an ll sodas ln the style of the southern D. A. BR U C E

likes that kind of financing. He vl;1 ‘states of Amerlcr others of swne

vc recou.rse to it only in extremi y. ' l

mn l f Parllament ultelfor hollow cement blocks. Only two or MEN’S WEAR

The ope g 0

t f-

ster brought the "Red Internation-N three of the :fide S relgsw age su

e _i

to ottawa fs domino u°u.sor..i ;‘,fl1§”r°;‘r’ gf; ’°"‘ ’°° "“"’s 4912.4-2aw risatsi buiorv ollllsioyilionf insurance. The cllmm ls- one as the most Wm Te ‘Xen rg' M; in the dele' humid in Africa, and the long rainy on represen ng he unemploy- season lasts from May or June eo

°‘ °'°‘““°"~ M” ”°‘"‘°”~“““ _ - TRAVEL AGGIDENT IIISU

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Kilrig-eifléuessed their interest ine glzvemgfgvaa/§;an;;;ui€omxn;n “Eze _

Emp oymen msunnce but the ch transmits ellow fever. There

bus' fomier assured his interviewers that Wm y ' ' _._

,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,__ ,,,,,,_ ,,, we _,.0 onus. ruin” for bile; Substantial Benefits Low Gust

ssociated would spouse" n°n'°°n° ::;s’o:isy ua; p;)f:[;;lon:l]e nglaspaper Special Accident Tickets issued to cover short travel trips

utory insurance, nor would there will provide for protection in case of personal injuries

they devote their attention to poli-

their inherent beliefs and super-

of trial by ordeal, of which the palm-

one ofthe most oontroverrlolluuns °”‘“\f1°°*°"= “ill 1' WS” i=“°W“

sr-1.' L f _ . - i p s and o Rt Rev Isaac o he true Nordlc breeu_ The church 0 _ nature does not mean mlserli H B em lo ees rr twig ls said to cause an inflamed

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Sti'ii1€€1`, D-D. 13151101? Of the YUKUH which has honored him has honor-

Territory for the past 40 years, will cd herself ln calling him to hlghe revive memories for not a few ex- Service on he, behalf

service men of the Great War. says the Ottavm Journal. They will ro- call, doubtless. chalkcd notices out-

side Y.M.C.A. huts inviting them to:

"Come and heal' the bishop who atcl has already spent £l3 000 000 on th

his boots." i n

They will recall too, probably, the th

V151” M l ff0W0fii1S' l'>Ci'S0i'ii1iitY. cause the site is inconvenient. The

abourldirig in life and vigor, but of G0v¢mm,,n¢_ of India has had more

modest pretentions. and the reason' 1u¢k_ of better fareslghl' with it

he gave for not telling much about new capital. Lord Har¢ling¢_ who was

the famous incident which has Vj¢el-oy when the prulect of a new" st”-mvcd him- Dr. Stringer used to Delhi took shape, attended the ln-`

tell the soldiers he would not say augur-atlou or the new any recently' much about thc time he had to eat and on his return gave some par-

his boots for fear it might make them tic

di-Ssftfisfled With fhfir Ti\iiUIiS- the new city of Delhi cost the Gov- Blit ih0l`0 WHS R time Wh0I1 he had emmcnt of India., altogether, the

10 tell i1b0Uf» it 10 thc King find sum of £l0,247,000. This, spread over

Queen. For when thc bishop and his B, period of 20 years, gives an ap- coumgeous wife, who for nearly the pmxlmat¢ average expenditure of

whole of his 40 years in thc Yukon|l;500,000 B year, This expenditure will

has shared his hardships and priva-,be

tions, visited England some ycarslghe

ago, the story of their devoted ser-|15 no dem --Il may lelrly be mlm

vice had reached Buckingham Pal-'without ,my exuegerallonu Wrlres

nce, and they were invited to dine mr

with Their Majesties, who displayedhhe cheapest ereallrm of rl young great interest in their work. \Vhen“,md beaullful eaplwl that me world

Mrs. Stringer joined her husband. has

following their man-iage in 1896, ahe'¢,.ee, 8,-uw ul, md private enter- was the only white woman within prlse progresses new Delhl should ln th* Arc'-‘C C"'CJ'¢- 20 or 30 years be one of the moat Five _years before the Klondike beuuuful clue, ln me Brlmh Em; reid mb the bmiop begun no worst,” `

ew capital at Canbena, and now

‘New Capital Cities

The Commonwealth of Australi

ere is talk of abandoning it be-

ulars of the cost. The building 0

met by annual contributions from

revenue, and consequently there

d Hai-dinge, “that new Delhi is

yet seen." He adds that as the

, try.

censured it for failing to provide for

bi‘0u8ht down it called for increased eyes!" jobs' After four years or mme °f expenditures in the me of fallln “mc” the °°mp’°’“° ‘S md” him"

g l

revenues. With depiltatlons cf uri- Putting off her dumb dismay of lydtihat it is MW an h""'l°5S ‘mdlr

a €‘mP|0yment interv i wing the muni- ' 5“°“`~ is ern" (Fo City in Canada has had ity has failed to remove the centur e ciDal and other heads Premier King Earth bad” an hc’ "mee" “marc” e S ea y now “Wages enjoyed by" declared up to the last that there grow' Ottawa ill the current depression,

were no unemployed. Then when ‘£538 oalgd sgw tg; tgxesmtgt aulw

th Be tt G Then the sound of growing in thc ‘ » ' en 9 -fe'

e me ovemmem came in he, slr fuses to spend public money where to

the peoplei out of work. The record 'R°5e to GW H IIWFSY °f PYWCFS there is n° work t° be mme the om

town squeals like a. stuck pig. In

S of the Hing Govemment is without _ 'ln t th to ls ar

ing a lot more

alle] n th hlsto f gh _ And the thronged succession of the C 8 W" sque

D" I e ry ° is mu" I days than the men and women directly af-

fected.

____ Uttercd up to God a psalm of praise.

In discussing the question of arm- ' aniogrxegogggf ;fg;:h;lg.;;eTlm;?t P)-Harvard College Library now.

t. Pr ld t l Laughed the running sap in every e `

;:i;f;nFrmcec~sisefl;roe(ll)oi;’1c;l;eu_e1 s;ys vein’ fleet of private motor cars maintain-_giuilperhaps the most complete col- _ E X T R A

A L 0 th l rl A l rt ed for Minist'rs and officials would 9° 0" Of Icelandic books outside of

,l;‘¢rIl;;:H;lipl:lrl;>0lf)haftte\re£Erd defcnc.s. “'“3hr:m_ ° “mn ng “wr es M 5° be disposed of. The bill last year forlsmmdinavla. The institutions Ice- '

y n ous sums ' these cars was some 50900 ex lilndic section was

` $5 . , - greatly enlarged

are being spent o f tifi ti

n or ca ons at L h th m 1 d rl elusive of gasoline and oil. The latt-1 recently by a gift from Mrs William _ _

a time when disarmament is under “U8 ed C C H UVCYY Wim U UE b bl eh 2 ln' ' discussion. Frgnne has seen fomgn root, ei;mproAi;all;1S:oith gnelxpi; dgnoufll-rllolrh 1; merggmschofield of Peterboro, N. H. armies °“ her 5°" time 'md' time Laughed the unsung “ns of bud Government now proposes in allow`Harvard°r;,;r¢?ff her husband' former

essor. :

again, sometimes in violation of ‘md 5h°°t- $421000 per year ln llou of care Here

agreements, and it is natural in the ls A net suvlng to me country 0,: ' circumstances that she should placclG°d in an ""5 °°nC°\‘d °f their » '

- probably $700,0».0 a year. |

reliance first on soldiers alld forti- mirth

fleatlgng Heard the adoration-song of Earth.

RIVER TONNAGE SETS RECORD;

'rlis fight luunolrcd by the Hon. _°~ °~ D' R"""""‘ sr. tours, april is-More wnnngex

G. Howard Ferguson and pl-emler _-@-

Taschereau 1195 been w°u_ gmul-lu HE JUST “FELL INTO BUILDING" rlver last year than ln' the “hey day.. and Quebec are not to have' their _ A l of river transportation half a c.nt- rights and privileges under the con- WORCESTER. Mtlss.. ADI'-1 21 ‘U- ury “uv stuglmu I-¢v¢31_

istitution Jeopardlzed. Some transient P.l-Anthony Bombard. 55, arraig- »

radical administratlon 9,1; Qgtawu ul ned on a charge of breaking and l-.LAG “OWN Upsms DOWN not to have the power of dxtroylng entering informed the Judge that the 5-l~_ mum' Alu,-11 g1__0u my elm. the original contract between the complaint was incorrect since he tum day here rem-ugly the Ame,-,mu provinces. The provinces have won, didn't "ent'.' the building bllt fell nag Wu, flown upglde down over- the

-m-__ [ln through the cellar window, Nev-'cggy hun Hundred. of g,¢1¢l_-,hone ull,

Hope and interest are never idle, ertheless the defendant was glven‘were received asking the dztress rig-[L but interest never sleeps. two day! in Jail. nal. The mistake wu corrected.

was transported on the Mississippi

have a .nest egg.. ready against any . S rnen fit actéially increased the . l e

I. posslble lu fortune. iiwlnter,-S dune' and Aprllis ln the mP 0Y€€S 1-0111 .068 in 1926 to 2,- I _*“ BOXEWE Wim

_ skies: v 415 in 1930. And the employees did 3|,A¢|{SM|»n.| RESISTS E WON DECISION

When the Dunning budget was Earth. look up with laughter in your “Mhmg t° help themselves t° new

RISING T1'DE

SUIT SALE

reduced prices.

ce of taxation and the other is - Monrovia' the capital of Lrberlar ls 30% 011 y0lll' Suit.

;e==.'______ ___`_\-__ APRIL

We have too many Suits-and to reduce our quickly, we are putting them all on sale at

During the next Ten Days you can save

E Y `

courses open One is radical ad- _ (mndon Times) _ 20%

nomy. When the budget is brought no more than 13 days from South. 'Y

it will perhaps indicate that to 24 hours, smmlng beyond $

- mp n,

cven though the strictest economy 8 to r Siena Leone and all _ _

sistent with maintenance of es- gsewzgl gout shrpprng passes ln All 0Ul‘ Suits p1‘lC€¢'| fl'0I\l $20 to $24

AT$

any C1019- MY- 141118 WBS NSS em- `tlc5 caused by accident while on train, steamer, automobile or alle, He wnfegsed his party had ' other conveyance except aeroplane.

ver considered non-contributory in- Owing W °°m’D°‘r°‘ti"e ’s°l°`M°n

ance. A poll of the delegation ‘mm °“t‘Bld° innsencei mr 5:1 Img owed scarcely a single native-bom the Am°“°°`Lbe “ns we a We

ooo l t f ld ¢ l d ni

“Milan and H105* °f 'he d°1°€‘*'-65. ml w ln 8 eemlan .rhef ggooo :gi-el?:s`o‘f biictii both feet

ere from Central Europe. when S °“"‘ “E” 5 °y' szsoo for loss of one hand ui- foot.

some spoke or “appealing ro zvfosoow" "°S“"° if that "°*‘b“;:° mg; md, ' 525.00 it week if totally disabled by dooldcnt

d 0, Cemmunlsm M,._ Bennet, wldl ceremonies among t e tr' smen. $15.00 is week lf partially disabled by uocldcnf.

the Government might und ll' now more or less forgotten in neigh

hem ' l possible to uid thcmlb get to the land \’°“fi“S f°B'l°“5» “N "°" dl-“>°°“’“€°‘1l P

¢, Where they mlgllt llve under c°m_ in Liberia. There are several formsl

7 drays .......$l.50 10 days .............. 2.00 12 days ..........-... 2.50 15 days 2.7:: 20 days 3.50

”i“”{i."”“t by ‘°'°"°'°” my P" md=““f°""m°f'h°P°"°““°‘°°’ IIYIIDMAII & GUMPAIIY LIMITED

n ere lsn‘t any work for several

urrdred employees and the Govern tried, who is then ord°red to pick up

,_ ment has deellned to keep on mera email stone lying at the iblottom of The Oldest Insurance Agency in P E 'I

payroll that number or euesm The a. arse iron pot, full of bo l ng palml _ _ as been one rremendrms howl aboflfi oll, s thick red liquid ln which mel L°“’°1` Q"°°“ Street' Charm' e rmlalmees ar me lreatmenelstone is invisible. If he succeeds he

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here at ottawa the belle! pep] is told to hold the stone ln hi.. mouth, 3|,_ _22_ v rr _3l

and if his miuifn is not burned n-2 is

ness, just a prudent determination to mm- ml; y ts by awe' t° other de' Wound i L, M &

30 days Si-5| 45 dlys ....... ... 60 Ill!! ........-.. 90 dl!! .......¢....

120 days . . . .

INSURES WOMEN SAME AS MEN

BRIDGEPORT, Corm., April 20-

BQSTON. April zo. <U_ P.>-The'

isln8 tide of motor vehicle popular- l'

old shop of Boston‘s only downtown I-fourt, carried his ring activities mu, blacksmith. Cornelius Cronin still th

lelds his five-pound hammer at his d¢¢iSi0n in her divorce plea.

rce ln his Creek Square establish.

ment NIO"-rye!-_ buslness ls good’ ac_ l\linf|nI‘n Llnlment for lliienmntlnm, cording to Cronin.

fcabmnfc nooks Ar usnv/mn

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CAMBRIDGE. Mass., April 20 <U‘

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James Albert Scott, boxer, boasted an "undefeated" record until his wife got a decision 'over him in 3 domestic bout. Scott, she told the

elr home. she captured the judges

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SUME ‘

Phone 315 ‘

$1.00 Abhey'~ Salts ....... 69° » 90° Ab|I°y's Salts ......... 43d ` 35# A|*b¢y’s Salts 28a

50c Squ|bb's Milk of Mag- ' nesiu . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ .,, :goo

$1.00 Beef. Iron 8: Wine .. Bile $1.00 Syrup llyr_\op'eosphii.es Slc ' l 'Nic Nulol . . . _ _ . _ . can also rdllbwii syrup sms $1.25 |ronlze:I Yeast. . . . .._ 9Rc `

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The 2 MA CS ll

149 Great George Street `

Atl Mui orders Given Prompt ll

Attention

SPECIAL

This Week

Coty! lace i'0“'-1°'

Perfume $1.50 for ....

Evenin in Paris FMC

der and Perfulile.

mc Flowers Fl"

and Perfume $150 ‘°"

rlmuds rm il*

5': comblnotlou ci-em 5

:°: um Tooth |'*

Coig tube. soc and 1 T°°"'

Palm Olivr

and New Gillette R“°'

excl dell G" ¥°""' '

E calvrau. nnuosn

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