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nann. rn-lang.. ai n. an-mn. num na routines.

Bt K. Odds. Aaanelate llltar.

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(founded I1) ll-Il per your ilellvenly In advance

ln (hands. all_U-Il l¢Il.I.A.

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' - Falun, AUGUST 12, 1921

cxpoltpasoeeded that of lln-

TRADE IMPROVEMENT fan increase in importation from a

lowering of the Canadian tariff, as

.lone last the value of Canad' nmowted b, our mba,” m,|',¢_.,§

The latter policy would make Can-

rilvr siw- .J.=““f aas_.s dumping pound for use sur-

Muliat, our exports ‘being valued ' “$576,299 while our lml>0\’f5 Canadian consumption =¢lu0u|ll<' ui' $51,043,655. l

In June 1920 our exports amount- |40 $106,537,835 and our imports $134.6l2\344. The decline in

Zomaulan trade spread was aus, lu; ,considerable measure to lower pric-

fee 'but it is encouraging to find ithat despite the Emergency 'Tariff fof the United States, which was ex-' pected tn seriously interfere with ° our exports to that market, the drop

-in our export trade to that coun-

7; try for June of this ye-lr. as com- ipared with June 1920. was con-

: llderably less than the reduction

in the value of imports.

The curtallment applies tn all

the 'principal classes of imported commodities ,although the percent-

age reductions tvary within con- sider-aihle limits. ln the reduction

of our export trade it is apparent that agricultural exports have not suffered even as great relative

cnrtallmeut as have exports nf Can~ aldian nlanumcturell goods. Conl-

Qarlng the value of erporls lor `June, 1020. and June, 1921 we rind

that the value of exported agricul-

plue production of the great fac-

torlea (in the United Btates .at a time when they are under urgent necessity of finding a market for

their products; would force many Canadian manufacturing companies

out of business; directly or indi-

rectly would cause ll still further

curtaiiment of the purchasing pow- er of all communities in Canada; and would relwct hartnfully upon

every class. interest and individual in the Dominion. Under present

conditions there is relatively mllcb less unemployed in Canada than in the United States. The explanation

of this situation is found very large-

ly in the facts that importation into the United states from amend,

aided by exchange, have *been rap-

idly grovwing and that, under the low rates of the Underwood-Sim

mons tariff of 1914. the Republic had no effective means ot curtail-

ing such imports and. also, that the factories of the United States,

which already supplied most of the home market requirements, had

no outlet for ll large part of their

production when tile export market

demand was seriously restricted and home market buying was cur<

this oolumn has never taken t

the greatest inventors ln the w

man who invented the inctmdeace

in his view on various matters

noneoliege graduates of co graduates is erroneous. One c

graduate is a highly educated

thereof. They are something sk to Dr. 0sier‘s famous dictum with

Adrnirea Colle iana

nor one of the greatest intellects

:m um United Stan,” It fm' nuke ed Stateeexcept as one of the least _masonrtble obelaance to him as the

but his remarks upon college grad-

hel The Goloaaal Wasil 0| it

nouns Edina ls f »

'Ia' mn T u °n;rYd` ...(From the Toronto Star)

Nobody would think of the Unit-

milltarlstte and most peace-loving

. nr nations in all history. it is s re- .la.mp, and will take an interest

lpnbllc, where the people rule. lt

"ls a young country with history l

i millons' of people listen to Lance These are (Bw ming Amerb whim though wonderful, is brief. "6 involved in a competition ln

-1.1 ls ul tel-rtt sl tu tl 5 .' .J

"ms 'dw °°“m 'vm naunmwme trotxbizomenborderzriomdefezd.Tis ;r':';:en,;.'; vom; 1:; 32;] 1'. . 1 } __ - $0 and instant attention by asaertingid U ha been I hawk 9 "°"° ' 3"! ' . -. _-_ _ . ‘-1 . » LIT, that college graduates are ignorant.i:wmt£:u‘;e:"o[°?u can and °nm to sed ions °DU\l:;\'-h If Jn; 2;’ 3°: ,,l_ , V

Lb 1 i 011. _ ’ very soon w er _ F

c'°”°’°“y spea'km5 e °p “°n ,get mixed ILP in those of other naf maj oue_ ._ _

ml ' ` 0', , - 1 ‘ ' ' *hi

mill a conference of the powers

volt against such colossal wastes as

lille united states since the days or ner dishes with somethin: effective ‘Q2

dates are not to be cited in prooflaeorge washington' that when it In me my or a chop and a boned Lg;

mlis saild that 93 cents out of every potato." Lgé

ldoiiar raised in taxes goes to pay n _____, ll'

regards w cmnmform and me ma” for past wars or .in preparation for Whit la Swltciwl? LH “'h° is put mny' Mr' EMM” dmnv possible future wars, it is difficult “Y "~ to believe 11. out li ls so. an st. ¢N‘°\'li\ I-Y"'° LWB' *H C““"€°“°“\ 'lg

9 Valley Adevrtlaerl [li

-1 \Fnrn1ers are improving the sun-

R is a praclice al ma great else' Unlmportant Knowledge ‘shine and much hey has been har- 1%

Ulm! Vmm m NW' Jersey W °”5`k vested this week, and ow»it.ehei has Eli; WP“°““""" N’ ¥’°`~"m°“5 1°’ “ ““‘“' it lg li matter or agreement that been in good demand. ‘Switchel is ,lf bm' M q“em°“S' He ‘mem MEM' Abraham Lincoln was the greatest not mentioned in 'l'Nebster's Una- fig “ers “rm 8 m°mh ‘md me” E’ets`man this oonllnenthas ever pro- bridged. but there are many who it] mem d°“'n at ° mm” °° gmpmvdtlced, one of the greatest men in know what it is and how to make Hg with nemw ‘me “waved ‘md mwlall history. We doubt if he could it. Your correspondent met Judge q“"m°n’5‘wm°h seem 1° me °“‘°°k' have answered twenty per »cent.‘ Marvin from the hay field a few QE, ers w have ‘me remu°“ “J uw of ltfr. Edisolfs question-s. One of days ago and he says, "l am going iii,

bwiness they Wm he “usd “p°“‘them -we observe is Who inven- to the house for fresh supply 0. Ll to transact. it was as a result of' .,.. ' , ' el. . 1 d h ` Q. -la

ted logarithme. Vie. are in a switch , tome n an ave some' % .

me failure 0’ 8 great ‘mmber M position to give the answer ibut The word swltchel revived memory ,I of

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mm" "‘ °"h°" °°°°°"i°m“"` l no comm" l mdmuun in “mv lv' We ull Sllerwilfwilllama It 1 M ` Sherrwin lflilll' t " ‘L

_ _ . ` p. _ ,_

ments, he can if he chooses. DN- -, "ML . . . "_, ,l sent, some striking figures from the ‘ I ‘ V' *MK Vlrnls aa 7,. recovde of his own country show- l_ -----_---1 "~

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ins how the tsx-paying abilities 0! if - -< *}f`_

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Gingham Shirtings . . . . ._ _ . . . _ . 35c yd.

60 x 80 Crocllettc Bedspreads . .$l.60 ea.

Cotton hand towelingy .. . . _ . . . _ . loc yd.

Col Turkish towels .. .. . . . . .. .35c pr.

72 ill. Bleaelled sheeting . . . . . .. .50c yd.

Extra good quality llemstitclied' iulvk 'towels . . . . . . . . . . ..doc pr., $z.75 doz.

58 in. Blczlchcd talble damusk . . _(150: yd.

Colleen Cotton table naplcins, wotltierful value . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ._.$3.50 doz.

Cotton wagon robes . . _ . . . .. .$1.00 ea.

18 in. Stamped Linen centres' _ . .450 ea, gli’

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Slll......_. ........... .... ..50.¢,_ --_

l‘"*'l”'*'|‘."li,°ii1.l-'.‘l;Z'.,.1...l lilo' to r-to ` ‘ G ~ ” ; ‘

a utah nation have lbeen consumed a1m|n,uy_-have been' poured into |`l ' , . {l'!; the al-nk and run off wttlhout produc- ~, . , _ tive result. One would expect that -'..| ' the ilrot nation in :the -world to re- \, ` - ._ Lip

Ll . U59 .~‘ ° Eh

I tions Lt has not nlway been able _ Q: _

to keep this aim, but always the 1, ul is t. -1 - ill? I

is inclined to give them credit tor _avowed intention has been to do so. Em e a men _, FT anno” 5“pem‘““r‘LL wmdcm b°',And yet today out of every doilarl (F,-om Farm and Hama) g y ?l| cause they can translate a few lines .or Rauma' taxes _mm by me pew. L_ ` S li 'Jr Lau” °" Gmek' The mer da” ple of the United States 93 cents" “Can l show you some beautiful l “ “poses mem to be “me ben” gots to pay for past or for possible hand-painted china? enQ\\l\‘0d “le -l-'-V ‘ ma” "mmm because they emergu wars in the future. War has, on‘ salesman. gf `

the whole occupied so small No, replied the busy worn 1 D 11%

from college without a trade. Mr. at. .. ., ' “_ Q. .

Bmw” wmwut being 3 °°uege` place in the lives of the millions ol" “'l`he'oniy desire l have just now is lip '

man' human beings 'who have lived in to decorate the plain family din-‘ _ _

' :ll

_ ~ _ - _ l.- -.h cushion lovers, embroidered with élil

Hundreds. oi yds. of grey cotton in Ir

from 2 to lo yd. ends, at almost half

prlc

lit;

Lace edge with lace insertion Bureau runners . . . . . . . . .......`..45c ¢;|_

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Pltllll and striped dress gillgllzlms 22C y,]_ if!

Striped :mtl \\7hitc Flannelcttes 20 p. c.

Off A 1 gift

~ _ -untill

urm ure epartment

fmmer “mega me" to answer w""that is no evidence that we are of .bygone days, and the invllatllol, lilll ,F recuy a respectable number °f|wiser or grander than ninety-nine was accepted. Mrs. Marvin can ‘Zhi d A-ll :these 'lumlions 'hal Mr' `Ed‘5°",per cent. of readers who do`not make swlhchel to the “queen's Qi I ` “El “Wk” .peevmny "“b°“" mem' He|know. The inventor, to come to taste." This is a drink \`\1Ht does Qi gli

I has since explained that he does _ ,_ il t th V it d A h t |- I

un-sl and vsgetssis products. mls- - _ the point. was John Napier, out lr no vo 11 e e 0 5 as cl 11 55

._ lumed' Canadian pwduwrs' “ke im” desmse “omega men' '0" the someone would ask who was John quenclles thirst and smacks of a ¥ ` dé

_ly f°°dS- dmpped fl'0m $33.9'2l.903lthose in the United States, 'have-contrary he admires them, and _ _ ` . _ ` _ _ "I It

_ . Napier, .apart from being the ln- “NUT Of Hill’ Dine yelfb Ill mem -

-.{°4’M'238‘l96' Exwrm of ‘"1'"1a|5 'boon confronted with the problems ‘When ha flnds ‘me Wh” pnfles mslventor of l06arlthmS, ll few mil- 01?- ' ` 'r v r - g, gf

L |l ‘ fl

“ld animal l>l'0d\l°l" '59°|i“',nf 8. seriously- narrowed export lest he will employ mm m pre`liions more would be stumped. it

ed Irvin $1|»70"--339 \‘> 31')-'lmarket and reduction in Canadian I . ' :|W°“ld be s“"p"i9m3 if Al’r“h“m_ up " E A"

l 01-'he Pom" 'U which proper exc°p'Lil1‘ooln ever heard of logaritllms.

899581. Turning to consid--~ l _ h _ _ _ _ _ _

- louy ng, but as tl result of t e|t_ion is taken.and which we resard He mada 8 tolerable success on (From the Portland Oregonian)

agricultural products. we find a re- the have been able t divert B derstanding of human beings lspose one k,,.,_._w what rngarfthmsl , ,

y 0 h i f l t h' r = f the is to soar. . Dues that imply trans _l

` duction in export of iron, steel Fund 'substantial part of the .Canadian .glp`;€aH;1;r[;ra0ph£0Er;;§1 ti; thegfgge Sizioxhothmviqfggr _§;lf’"_‘,u§i)‘I’ltmisslon by air route?

_manufactures mereoi' from ;S"99' muym-5 imm ‘mD°"ed t° d°me'su° chamcter of the questions, Macdonald or Sir Wilfrid Laurier‘ 321 to t1.1s6.201 and of lvnvd. wood <1. 'rl - wma work anything out with -'Tas out Homsstssasr l -

tbereof, from $30,073,280 to $13,-

goo s. e tariff is thus provlngl

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vrvdlwts. Baller and mamlfaclures s factor or tremendous lmportaucal them? D” Y°“ ”“PP°S‘f that PT”

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M l4\V\`\“y\A> »l

~ ` ‘ . ' brought up a personal matter, rc- ' U - - ‘ | 'wvll '» »'

279.906. The revenue from customs ni’ economic readjustments, ln keep-I I h h d _tt lm ,vulcamze rubber or even me of the uceqmpilghmgmg 05 101.155, LE] L

.. _ 1 ' d' 1' tt - ' n,_ ~ ;

duties declined from $lS.93S.04» mg unemployment in Canada to 3 3:1; Cll;gn`n;liss|e0n¢;l; ortpuvl-alia yi/‘;°;rkeS'iyem_ in which Vulcan pedomedimy Hazlett, the Saskatoon steno-‘

for June, 1320, to 89.867478 for Juno mlnimlllmand In saving this country and had comwléined that his mile, the feat? ;l5‘”“‘l’l“"" wh” ""°“t C0’-‘“ll"' i° “wi

' 1 advice of at brother who willed her| [ull

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. | 1- . _ i Mel hen could tell ou, as

~. ,~ :lr . .vl 1 G tl "1 ef K Y I ,

e“'”l“€ W5 dlmclll/ieilsays I ( um” or onlmdn l mam who diqwvered how, ‘Canadians have heart] with pride’ '

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ff _ PYBUOD Of €XDort, i`g\1r° '11' |1011 tariff and the exchange sltuatiomlas evidence that Mr. Edlsons uu ‘me without “Slug mem, And sup _So the Epecm delivery "mer ws!

ference to a non college graduate‘ | th

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1921. ll ' ' l ll l.t ll ‘0 . . ' ' ' WA N T ANSW‘ERP)D." N Ll » 3

‘S °‘"'e)' G er °w°" T from the full force ol' comllrtltlon S 0 0 h I* 7 B hmm 6 me Name and ww

A . , W K M li ` , . -'

t suite retlu ti i customs . _ . l'1l word ln llenlall of Mr. Murrays a D°" ' " . - “ 5

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° r “ 'J °“ " fl‘0Ifl‘€mbdl'l'd=S€d.Elultod industries ‘ ing the diflee became a successfuil

‘charge that.-“Acting upon Govern-f ` ’ ‘

revlenue as a result of this reduced ‘in the United States. :mmm mstrucucnsl he had secured' who knawsl for inswncel what farmer. llgiss Haziett l‘:~'ol‘ked`thc _va ue of `mporlati ns, L n t r"k _ 1 - “ml Ol' Wi' YGHYS- Voz 80!!-6

’ 0 H ° "’ ._solne lumlber for bridges and had\State has the largest amethyst thnmgimut me period and ‘B “owl Elf

~- - " ' -' -- r - written the Hon, Mr. Crlsby about mine? Wim cares? What city in ' jp

th A ' (~ fb.. he I ~ on her way -to ‘he married in Eng- lv-

B ml lei Ml' F0* .». dec al' tile United States leads ln making hmd. She Wm mmm to me 'mm Eli

rd- was net- mfinlelivvsh. even iddla A il 11' :ff wh' ts, th

As we anticipated there is a sizz-

ling in the Liberal pot in West

Prince which threatens to boil over. For along time the underground rumlhlin-g havfeilbeen hearth that warning noise which the volcano gives in advance just previous to *an eruption. Of course the local situation is so untenable, and the

provincial aggregatlons so intense- .ly unpopular, that the wire pullers 'at the top were most loth to enter 'into any disclzssion of these issues amongst their immediate. former. supporters, and showed a decided :preference for the more far away Dominion question, -in which they -were not the principal actors and IN VVIHTCH THEY WOULD NOT

Mr. Saunders’ own words. thu "What Mr. Saunders did say was that he was willing at any time t

the Government‘s policy." AL- MOST THE El§AC’l‘ WORDS OF OUR REPORT. Whether 'he madla the statement that he "wus aware

the supporters of the party," or net, is .imtmaterlai. but -being the naked truth we accept the statement o what we believe to be n most re- liabile correspondent from West Prince, to any second hand denial

' were caliletl for in the Mouse, where have no umm" of telling him' Nor [make good imywhei-e_ Msgs Hu

D1 .does Mr. Edison scrupie to ask ° “l

H 10W lelldel' WHS lllrlled dDWll~ lett thinks that Governmentsehtould 1"

attend apublic meeting and discuss and ,ma same 1u.ml1,c|~ purchased catch questions. as for example, (mer hcmues for Emma women to %, _

lil

from a favourite at a higher price."'Ifl All-E»'~|'H\i‘1 greater than Gl`B0l1' ,homestem gut Governments

-'rue rtlirlm tries t intl stunts als- land lv area?" As +1 matter of fact " ` 0 ' . ~ ,.,,,,,.,,,,, ,,,, ,,,, ,,," ,,,,,‘;,,,,, ,,,,. ....0111 .. 1...., 0..... 0..... ;‘;gg1g,_;'_;f 2,2531; gg; 35333, Mall 0tders attended to promptly. $10.00 orders shipped. Freight me ]un»|be,-_ complained Of by M,-_ but looks smaller on the maps me May Ramen type Ware Gov. LU; _ . .

M great dimmmactmn amongst G°"d°“ W” b°“gm ‘mm "“ C°“' which wpresem me wand H 8 ernment to actively encourage sin- fl?

servstlvs." but lr so mere ls s Cylinder. exaggerating the size of gh ,mmm Lo gon alone on Drama. -My

¢ "nigger ln the wonaplle' sums- arm M they approach t-he pales. ,mu may _mmm be hem reBpom_ irq where, ilor -the Held Government A¢10U\€l' <1“e5U°“ °°“""“s the Cal” 'lble for numerous failures and tra- 3'

gon; make 3 prmglge of buying ital of the Staten! Pennsylvania. “dies 'mat would tonal The \ @ 0 Q _ I

prairie is a lonely place at the -best 15,1 f " I

by th” 'P°""i°"" ‘mt lmbushed ‘wer ed gentleman alllould be promptly Hill! lil the Kwai m&l°'l’l'Y 0! 041595

Mr. Saunders’ o_wn1¢ signature lor direct authority.

00. "za 0° or i:‘.;.:“:;z:;.‘:f.;.;a:.:.;; fr ;:.;::. -~» - -»-» »» p e. un . en an purposes - e

BE UN THE DEFENSWE' Bm --- be disclosedq to the geople. as welll ask who is the Lieutenant- ;;:_y’°;'oltll;Ttt40nl:;itt°r und" au Ord'

demands on strength and character

lln ry mac mes at e _ '

answer this letter. but .BOUGHTlwe|g1,¢ of air tn ,L mom 20 hy 30 Wim her h“sb“°‘ Tm’ ve°p`° M EQ 'rl-ln 1,UlMBr:.n Ensslvnnnn AT hy 10? We dam say that even' Ad_ ontario Join with Canadians sen- {li_\

, A lllcllnn Palos." we remember! , ,I B an d . k , d W eralll' in wishing her .good luck. Hp ‘ another deal. the 'papers or whlchlm "“ e " °°s“‘ “°“" “" " she is the land or settler that will gl;

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from Conservatives unles they ees ll l-5 1'l“|`|'l‘2‘\>\“`Si but 8l1l>K\'@l\1lY ‘ 1 i something ln ll. and mls old color- everybody but Mr- Edison is aware and pioneer mm me mmm heavy fl.; _

`-5;*-39'

`-:f'\éE

_ $17.00

Strong iron bctl has posts trlmnleri

with brass kllolls. Good, strong wovml wire sprillg. \\'ltl\ revcrslhlc lrlzlttrcss in fancy ticking. Complete Outfit ..$l7.o0 Slitllllg Couch mul Mattress ....$l(>.50

'l`lli.~‘- coltcli has gran-ll riclliln lllattrcss

. 024.0 '

Handsome iroll bcd with brass rails at

head and foot. “Hcrclllt-S" spring. guar- Rlllvéd for I0 years. Reversible m:1t~ tress in ftlllcy ticking. This outfit, \v0rill $50.00 [or . . . . . . . . . . . . . .......$24.5o

il el

slit'-'£2151'

‘ Szlnlple lmby vzlrrizlgcs at l-3 p. off. bee them lll our \\'il1dow.

hlltl double sprlllg by day and can bc

‘ opt-neil up as tl double ‘bed at nlgl1t._(lct

one at this price .. . . . ..... . .$16.50

'l`lrrcc tlrtllvcr rlrcssvr, 12 x I8 bevel

mirror.

Lzlrgc sllrfacc ozlk sideboard, bevel

tlllrror. luls 2 short tlrzlwers and long llllcn tlrzlwcr, also 2 ctlpbozlrds. Regular

_ $31.50 for $25.00. | .

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Rcglllzlr $24.75 for $17.00.

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'"9' “ny 0' “he “nk and me Mb] 'men in deiml Of "‘"' f°P°\`f “ml --_--_-o-c»-l Governor oi Arkansas. What does ' . L-1lj?Lg_l;l5'\'_';{§'£l3&Jfijfgf-'=l§-L“lE1'%$-%$%'$-lilifhlél-EH-¥i0'5f;l-5i*%%i-'l§'~‘=l:75l%'5l5i-EFi-Fil1- gif-‘l“1`li"T 'rlihli

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erals are men of pluck, and not 0 t'he kind to all-low themselves to

tunlty of doing so hey no CAME UP.. or "_ ,Md .t t news t e more reluctant he will . twsltale to speak their minds. lt who md il dm Gurd,:nf1 be to sive s not snslwel- to most ynsfggmved '” tw' com” °'

of course not to the liking of Rasolmlom are often "reud' and ms N questions. lie wants be know who :he lboirayars, but that mattered than choked og _hy ,_-he ,,|,.e.p,,|,]|_ns CH T '__N___AME ONLY discovered the Pacific. According C The n:lk,' :maart gemgvag tor dme little; having lcommltted the of- man|m,|a¢m., of such meetings ms, There are probably more people to Kem; ig, was (79,191, A¢¢,,,-digg n °°m‘umn wdereg :rd ° bg;

| 0| t ch th 1 ~ tl; . ' in the world today who talk about . 9”* 9° "‘ ences rea ery er tone U content of this [kind -is *always Christ without benevmg In mm to historical fact it was Balboa. with hmmm' the mmerm helm;

ants in convention assembled pre- smoothed over my their p,,m1m|.m n b f 1 th M t ,What is the speed of sound? it alll pared the medicine 101' them- and engineers. when it ls possible, and tl.: wglll' ('l'il?;0nnnme it csngizvt ll depends upon the medium thrnllsh pr-7:; *:,';,{‘m;°5k; have me M,

."A RJNOLUTION WAS READ de- nouncing the Government's policy

ldoptfngthe Hon. W..M.Lea‘s boast-.when fah- measures fm 1-he mek on many lips. He is '*.popular" with which it travels, and varies ac-

od and drastic method of ndminis- multitudes of millions. Constant "““"°3° °f 9"°“""'"‘¥ "'h°i" "°*‘h' | d I1 | f0 . b . Ofdlllg lD l,l`l l. h l. dl- tening the Taxation Act, they liters : rggluhinnzf cofigmngzioiheg ?rl¢;renceMls madefto his teachings. :mm what :m;;'°`? “T03 gnu" ness llor a long time. They recom. 'i7 ”°":°d u (wg: their thrwtsi read. cven .lf under the cqntmllipg his r?arh(:».81(‘;hl;-islmlfvllec-ll»ln;?eTtN`se\|:v? DUMB of the world? No cereal is it S; ;`:;|`;nt;`€?n;:a:h:;§ 0.2.' TSS "-`§...f§'t'§f.'lffIl°” °` "°"’°' °’ °“° he” °°°'"“°°“ ‘° ll"i"“‘"‘.*"%”“1.lI”"t..§'..‘“i" T1‘“""°“" ““°" ‘“ "“ "“"” "' "“’ ”°"“ l=~=~°l\°f~ my fl-<1 ll f-ow-'nfl-nf

e _ . a way .. ., ll versa ro er . umenit- not e en th ri l t . Wil '

“"9” CAME UP mr ‘"""’“'*"““» arian'lsm~ these and oth r cults' V 8 W 5 B My em to carry a supply of them.

uw Lmral "man has of escaping it is surely nn index' of the feeling at n _ e d° we get 9"““m ¢“°m7 “K9 ‘MT

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V00 U50!-f 0l1P0I'¢ 84 d0\llH\. and f0l` gaston. This play upon words and George W, lMcPhersorl says in this more point to the question than.

pdltlcal effect if it thought it could ymdylng of |,,|,5|,,,ge to concem 'r1>_l;ml;hlet "Socllélliism and the Ne; whom no we gm mud (mmf He Sam Dem in Mm Mnsanne “ . 000lly:" " sane rtt - " ~ ‘ " gm lfazglllf lgsngngf ghvlén Eg” the facts is s .tsvollrite practice oi' scum 0,. deny the dem, ‘fn C';"f;BtlH\1*0 NIHBBTS ful' lhfofmlliiun BB 1 ---Tire Qrlnlese cling tenacious- -~ ,_ , the evening apologlst to get itself and to exalt me human qualities fesanie the dist-ance of the earth ly to ancient ideals or in-autv And

‘°"“" We” 0' “°' ¥“‘“Y` "“‘°“ sua its pany out orare many mg. of his sammy me-to routes uietwm -the sun. we have s rrsawr's0, ls me modem “wot-1.1 f.l`}.1mg-1

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ffm” HIWWS Puts it to s more un- the only Saviour. That day

OHBUDO. Mid UW! NN SWS! ll NUM onvlalble depth into the unpleasant seems to be fast approaching of to ulliure up or improvise an ex-‘h¢|lg, .Denying ml" in logo |, “_ which Jesus himself said; "Many Nleor oinwoi' ddenae. Mr. Saun- easy expedient of the Patriot. but lt Wm “V '° me ln that dw' [md-

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kings detbwflsed and artists no: longer plan azure-rooferl temples

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lol the Rockefeller »HosDlU1l al P9' lcinlg. ttlrait. no other bllilding erecif _ed in -china in the punt century was eo profound an inspiration to Chinese artisans. 'Ilhey d-ld 110'- tike tihe :window carvings, they felt the lack nf the massive, deepshatl- owed effect that columns would have produced and they tholmlll- the unsupported walls too frail for lille root. but. 'because tho building was one in which the soul of a. Don- ple oould express itself, they travai- ied long distances for the privilege of worlulng on tt, even in the hum- blest capacity. Men who were uuas ter stone o-arvens in their own dis- tricts were wil-ling to 'work as cool. lea, if only lil/By might say they had been employed in the construc- tlion of illllle building. Farmers from the Western Hills, descendants of the architects that built the Peking palaces. were content to haul dirt on wheelbarrows if they 'too might have some share -in this master- piece. I once met an old art.ists.a

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besidetrsckedlby interested manlpu- of squandermg money on the roads Nobody Knows __ph,nad£,]phm pubmc Ledger __ hmm' They had been bambuozmd by days work and' on the abolition ' | Y -__-in Holland milk lg now 'put and decel ed .by tiles men ,and ` ' ,, ' ' tcm. belugvmeir "ral ogcun opmm of land valuation. the Patriot ad-_ HB als" “ks Wh° lnvemed Dflni' up and sold in solid ~form, being

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