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Spices Thai Are Perfect

in every respect and at prices no higher than the poor grades are sold [Ofc

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WHY 'lil-IEY

In a ieeent imue the Montreal Her-

lald, commenting upon the exodus

from "tha beautiful and fertile pro- vince of Prince Edward Island," says:-\-"People leave rural districts, not only in Prince Edward Island, but everywhere, because they want ‘to see life.” Not only do they want to be richer, they want an opportu- nituy to spend their riches. This is the meaning of every attemllf HOW being made through the civ lized world to brighten rural life-" ° ’ ' The proper plan for building uv ¢0\ul- try life is to build from the inside, to draw out the love of nature which nearly ali country people have. They must be taught by science to ses how

ceases of nature. They must be lift- ed out of the idea that farmers are all stupid and that farming is only fit for the unprogressive," and more of like tenor.

The esteemed I-lerald’a philosophy

The Medical Hall

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tamped, G. H. T~ are the ind that will wear a life- time. We have s large stock of rok. 141: and 18k in all sizes.

Prices $1 50 to $8 75 ac-

cording to weight.

‘ ‘high hill where he had rented a pas-

ture from his nelghbbr. The hill was bare and the grazing exceedingly thin. Stroking the cow kindly and encouraginglv Sandy remarked, "Wool lass, ye hae a grandvlew anyway"!

It is little short of a libel to say

of men and women that they are leaving their country at the rate ofa thousand a year "to see life," for an opportunity to spend their riches af- ter they had accumulated riches.

There are in every country a few

"sports" who find rural life or even life in ‘the small cities too tfama for their blood. These go to the metro- politan cities, not to the western pralries nor to the harvest fields.

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Private Baths, Running Water and

lon Dist T l h in all r .

And the country they leave has no

jsusler A Optieisn _ cause to regret theii' departure. They

l are few and we let them depart in

I "' - -% peace.

Prince Edward Island yearly it is

Of the thousand people who leave

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safe to say that nine hundred and ninety-seven leave. not "to aaelife" but to see money and see it more abundantly than they do in their na- tive province. The other three may be looking for '-‘life." an to the "proper piss" suggested

for "building, ,up country life," the specification la incomplete. It is a beautiful thing, it is true, to “draw out the love of nature," to under- stand how "mervelouslY il\¢°f0li-lu! are the processes of nature" and all that. Men and women who can see these marvels and these beauties lfave much to ns thankful for. hut in this busy world of ours the ability to go into ecstaciea over a sunset or a

marveiously interesting are the pro- "flower in the crannied wall" affords

but s poor living. =This may do very well for an occasional treat, like the reading of a good book or taking s sail on the river, but the larder and the coal-bln are ever in sight and must be provided for.

A more sane plan for "building up

country life" would probably be sug- gested' by the country blacksmith, the harness-maker, the tailor, the shoe-maker, the tradcsman, whose small fee for a job of work is beaten down to the vanishing point by a well-to-do customer.

Into a harnessmaker's shop in a

village in this province one day a farmer brought a set of old harness to be repaired. The job was finished in exactly one_ hour and a half. "How much?" asked the farmer. "Thirty cents," meekly replied the harness-maker. "Tbat’s outrageous," said the farmer, "lt was only n couple of old straps and a buckle.

‘Ten cents ought to be enough." An

argument which consumed another half hour ended in a compromise, the Price being fixed at fifteen cents.

That harness-maker and his family are now in a citv in Western Canada. Ii asked he would probably be able to suggest a "plan-for building up

rural life, ' ' I

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NAVAL CONTROL.

The apparently self-contradictory

proposition to have one navy under one control and the overseas domin- iona still retain their autonomy has been one of the vexed problems in connection with the navy question.

Premier Borden in a speech' deliv-

-cred in London during his present, tour is thus quoted: “In the consti- tution of the navy none of the do- minions should lose their autonomy. There should be one navy under one control and one direction."

The keynote of Sir Wilfrid Laurier’s

policy- with respect to the disposition of the Canadian fleet was "if the par- liament of the dominion consents." It will be seen therefore that there ig enough of common standing ground upon which Canadians, Liberals and Conservatives, can unite.

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ganl it as a settled condition that the Imperial Government will have to carry ,the Dominion Governments with it in developing the policy which' is to -be supported by f-bs l°r¢°l of the-E`mpi_re;` and that. if it fails to carry them with it. it will risk the loss of their support. This. ill our opinion, is wholly good, for it means that the Imperial Government

the Dominion Govermmnts and col' rect its own view, which has other interests in the foreground. We look to this world-outlook to counteract the morbid concentration on the bal- ance of power in Europe which la the vice of English opinion on foreign af- fairs, and to steady any Chauvinist ideas which might otherwise embroil the Dominiona in purely Eurolwlll complications. "l‘he‘one 5118! 120111 mon interest of the British famili' is to keep open the sea-road between the different members of the family; and n sound British policy is one

objects as subsidiary to that pur pose." -

N olle which will tie Ganada’s

hands and force either her army or

able to Canadians. Canada, like the other British dependencies may safely

cr Country when danger thrdatens. "If the parliament of Canada con- sents" -is a safer principle upon which to depend than any "mechanical tie." The bond between the daughter colo- nies and the Imperial mother must' be iillal-no other bond will hold.

NOTES.

Physiologists tell us that fatigue

or the sense of waarlness is a species of poisoning caused by toxins pro- duced by long continued exertion. The cure prescribed is rest. Many are tak- ing the cure. In some cases the cure is an aggravstion of the disease as, for instance, the long tramp on a fishing or hunting trip. What an amount of poison is secreted in the system on these occasions and- how tamely we submit to the poisoning procsssl And how many, during these beautiful suninier days, are ready to

poison themselves by la fatigulng

shore! The funny thing about this

minutes is more poisonous than wielding a baseball bat or a hockey stick for an hour. Funny little tox- ins, aren't they? .

wiry brand, doesn't dry on the face and leaves that pleasant, soft, smooth, velvotv ffeeling after shaving. It is one .of the most popular and

George and Kent Ste. 8-Z3Mtf.

boards from $10.50, sofas from $5.75, kitchen chairs, 46c, kitchen tables,

iron beds, $2.50, mattresses, 82.30,

Scotch and union squares, 84.76, ta

any mechanical tie. Int us, then. P0"

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iand Boys’ Suits-at - A

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,,>,<_M "~_ mixed tweeds light and - dard ' checks and

muse. constantly keen ln touch wltn Q' ` i' - sg,-1 3 - _

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Sale Price..........l. 4.25

3 only Sizes 1-38,‘1-40, I-42 at $8.ig Sale Prlce........ 4

5 only Sizes 3-37, 2-38' I ` at $9.00

_ Sale ....150

` A ' 3 onlv Sizes_2-39, l-40 at $9.;o _

-"- I I Sale Pnce...................._...4. 5 _

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3 only Sizes 2-39, 1.40 at $10 oo

Sale Price........................5.00 J

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her navy into war without the con- ` ` sent of her parliament will be accept- ` .1 e -

be depended upon, without compul- X

sion, to fly to the relief of the Moth- |

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Boys’ '2 pce. Suits 75- cents

' A lot of Boys’ Suits at 75 cts

Black and Blue Serge and Fancy

Boys’ Blouse Suits ` 99 cents '

A lot of Boys Blouse Suits 99c

from three to six years, These are Blue Serge and Chevlots Suitable

not new stock but a few left overs of for boys from 5 t0 I0 years of age U past years stock.

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Furniture Sale. 100 pieces of brand Q

new furniture, consisting of dressers mn fum Mm, _ 9| at. $5.90 up, commodes at 2.75, side- 0q_r2f5§_}2§_2f

$2.74, dining room tables, $6.00, bed- __ ` . , _ room tables, 90c, parlor i'ables.SZ, 'li m;::::tf:1§]°fg°:.':,°n§£'?:“::_ Ch“""h

bedsprings $2.25, parlor suits, $19.- ' l

75 5 iece wicker chair 2.9

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lawn chairs, $1.20, Brussels carpet, S ~ °“_ch » D.

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pestry squares, $6.75. Paton';.18Mu I E - ' 0 s s

“The Luna is Engiand'a best safety '

Sazprl and] at its ppice lata truly Yon- (P°n(Srvu°{;:Tl'.|::g“'§|_‘:‘|;€¢l::|g_)

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selooua noel-_splendid quam, au ~_ ms' il- °-I B-Phvssu-1 -

through. -Outfit included razor and _‘_\.!*_ml°<| _ ___ ' - - ~ g _ iznlmoe ln nnnasonag -~eass;“'1'rlee‘§i\l;l§x'§'N0ER ROSS, H D ' 83.16: completed Ss. : rocket sine; Phymlm md _sus M - ~ . e _ ss.oo. 'rim 'rwo rim. s-zzunu. _ _ 'Y _ ' ' ‘ - ~ ~ ~ -

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I 48 suits in the lot at,........

' regular price from $1.75 to

$3.25 any suit, for 99 cts....

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iwo and fllree piece

2 Black and Blue Serge Fancy Tweeds

_ _ Worsteds and cheviots. All sizes 26 34 All

ages 7 to 16 years Regular rices $2 to

' $12.00 any suit at half price. P '75

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ramble through the woods or by the _ ~'=-

poison is its uncertainty The fatigue

caused by work is made -up Of' deldii' I - I _ »»

toxins; similar fatigue caused by any- U , -

thing like sport is perfectly harm-

less. To wield a buck-saw for five _

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e have s :very big range of child-

ren’s footwear to select from everv

A Faef Beyond Queslion or lioubi

is the statement that no man can afford to have his prop~ erty uninsured--the danger from destruction by fir¢

is more prevalent than if ever was before.

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W.K.Rpg§rs sCo. Ltd.

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with one of the strong companies that we

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liable protection at all times and make good your loss without unnecessary "red tape" or qulbbling.

A good_ policy costs but a few cents a d -y and surely you

“'°“l‘l "°' "W Y°\|r voiush‘e p-operty for the sake ofa few pen-

ter wear._ God Bros., 128 Richmond ._ _ _ p f _ _ _ Bl- HMI- “ ll..|. maria. s. il. M-»--»~» 1--1--=-1-1 D--.--y

"You can get a suit that is regul- A B""‘§*"'°l:‘{g"H,f“*ll°» W? Lal-gan cam. show yn

arly priced .at $12 for $1.60 at Brown's Kerr h liilook- hsilotcatown smart Show of Hom,

158 Queen Bt. _ 8-Zlbili ` , ‘ Live Stocfin General

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Manufactures ln Motion

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Two Vau evllle Theatres

Aeroplane Flights-Daily ‘ Fireworks Spectacle. “The Dem-7

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zpfafurssoe' A _J excursions on /lu. |,mr,po_r nam# '_ _ A I

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