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14, S |-(i;|¢1y_ and szlv, 'Sign that or ,_.U_

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- ` ’ Prelldent:-Major A._ A. Bartlett

__ J, R. Burnett, D. K. Currie,

()l’l’0Sl'l`l()N ('.\Xl)ll).\'l`l‘I!~I I)lS'l`()l{'l`l'Il) \'lSl0.\'.

‘ In his manifesto the Leader of such Opposition asli- there is, to make out some kind of a case, had recourse in to several Dominion issues. Finding themselves hope -Jh- lessly beaten in their so-called arguments pertaining to 53, local politics, many of the drawning Grit candidates have 1;) caught at these straws-especially the high cost oi' liv- D ing and the treatment of soldiers, political straws which R to most of their distorted visions appear to be veritable ‘Q beams floating on the troubled waters. _ ii

We have in previous issues referred to the campaign ,F

of misrepresentation carried on in the hope of capturing if

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some of the returned soldiers’ votes. The latest, however, ,,

is no prevarcation. _'l`Iie intelligent electors of' l'. IC. I. "1

are being told, on the authority o.f' a statelneiil made by

soldiers who voted for Laurier were sent to the 'trenches ‘,‘,_

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for so doing. Some of the speakers dilate upon this cul'i- f

ous accusation and state that the (i`ovei-nment cannot il,

afford to lie under the strictures made by Mr. Preston. --

We may be very innocent, but mav we rise to ask_ i*

the trenches was by olir soldier boys-considered a. peli- E ance or a reward? It was to get to the trenches that Ii.

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most of them enlisted, .ind we h.i\c heald sonic of _llieni mm,_|__`_ m_`\_ mm_,l_ by mining W, ‘_

bitterly complain at the delay in getting there. "Over i there" thev evidently never heard of' this easy method- I’

just to vote for Laurier-to obtain their heal°t’s desire. in

As regaids the high cost of living lnuch of the stuff ,N

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preached from the political platf'orm is mere slob`oery_ hiifiiit- girls' .-.iiiiliiilnu ni I-.null-i.i_.»..iiii -r.

` foils

in which the basic facts are twisted or ignored. It has 7;, become the fashion to call _most of the large manufactui'- ers and wholesale merchants profiteei-s-especially in In

past few years have constituted probably the longest era iff]

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of ever-increasing prices on record. In many cases, by pin

sheer luck and force of circumstances, the man who i‘_" bought today found a ready market for his goods tomor- i. i'ow at enormously enhanced values. In many cases the ' retailer who ordered goods at a certain figure found the

price at which he could sell almost doubled by the time

he obtained deli\'ei°_v of goods. Despite such advances as ‘; ii, this, at one period of the \var inanv gi'eed\" consumers-

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bogged such articles as flour. fearing a possible famine. lin... ,,.,,.,.._ ,,,,,_,. ,,,,,, ,_,X,._. ,-,.,.¢_ I,-lm, Those who had the money did not care then what price un- 1'-----uni slim was l>oiiil-I-il by

they gave providing the _merchant would only oolige them with the goods. That Sherbrooke woolen iiianuiac- 5 turer who said the other day that "the nianuiacturei' I who could not make money during the war must have' had something the matter with him" put the \vIiole situ- ation in a nutshell. _ The cloth makers who bought wool paid high prices to the farmers, yet before it had been woven ilito fabrics for the market a considerable increase in value had tak- en place. Leather, pork, flour-almost everything- Went the same way. Some drugs and chemicals in a, short period increased one thousand per cent, and large fortunes were made in these lilies of which \ve near no- thing. Those who happened to be in certain trades could not help making money in consequence of the continu- ous appreciation of the raw materials they used, and with a clear conscience, since on a falling market the manufacturer often has to carry goods at ii loss.

Those who talk so glilily upon this subject slioilld

first make a study of' the matter so as to be able to dis- tinguish between those who benefited by sheer business foresight alid that other despicable class who merely reaped a` harvest out of others necessity, and the gambl- ers who by sheer money-power were enabled to corner the market upon certain goods. -

These parasites were neither iiiziiillfactlli'el's, whole-

salers nor retailers, and no punishment could be 'Loo great for their inisdeeds. _

_ Ill-:'l‘i|:l-:ul-1N'l‘ 0|-‘ silt 'l‘|l0.\i_\s \\'lll'l‘|<Z.

The retirement of Sir Thomas White from political

life is a distinct loss to Canada. Sir Thomas doubtless conside_rs that he has done his bit during the war years in sacrificing a salary of anywhere from twenty to fifty thousand dollars a year for a paltry $7,500 and the wor- ries and the strenuousness of political life. A similar loss and for a similar reason was sustained by the United States in the retirement of' Mr. MeAdoo, 'Secretary of the Treasury, who could not live, or at least who could not support his family as they wished to be supported, on the salary paid him by- the go\'ernment. It pays a corpora- tion to give a man like Sir Thomas White a salary oi' $50,000, and he is worth it to the corporation. What a howl would go out all over Canada if the Government had retained his services at such a figure. Yet, while it is possible that a successor may be found to fill the bill, it could -easily be possible that the country would be in

pocket in giving him the salary offered by the corpora- ion. _

Sir Thomas by his wonderful genius in finance un-

doubtedly saved Canada many millions of dollars during the trying period of the war. Had his place been occu- pied _by a less capable man Canada’s splendid financial position today might easily have been very different.

This province has special reason to regret Sir

Thomas White’s retirement, for ever since his visit here in 1912, he has been our fast and firm friend. It was largely due to his sympathy and support that we obtain- ed the additional subsidy of $100,000 on account of the claims at Ottawa. _ ,, Th,<;=r<==_ ls good hone. however, that the man who found Sir Thomas White for his cabinet will be able to .find one who will worthily succeed him and we under-

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MARINE ENGINEERS'

V. _ ` ` _ (‘:i|i:itli\. would he |;i'»~i'i-p|»~|1 by rhi-

Mr. W. I`. ll. Preston, that over in l<rance the Canadian iiliii-iiiaiizliiioii ol; .iii iiliiiiiif inilio-s s

_ _ _ ~ _ lic l`liiid:iiii<-iilals of llil- living ofthe al

those reiteratiug this statement whether being sent to in

. . . . . l olilics :ind foreiizii l-liiilrol, ..o-as ti :I

oils-l\\'i.~-.o lrade, and lo <-llrry our

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ships und. seaiiieii handling olli‘ f‘an-' indian l-oas'i\\'ise trzllli--lIl;it is, trzidc ' _l_

-a

slill>i-no luousnu ,.;, ,_ , , __ _

iliidils iiiielllgent uieii, lilll"tlie conii

Till?-`I '[};HllRl0T] ETUWN GUARDIA i-nlliillirr -ciuilililii -C.:-rl:-ll..-ii ,_-` gi' -- ---» - :_ la

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ASSOCIATION.

of it and Reasons for Labor 3

Unrest olnted Out. 3

Tin- National Assoclzitioii of _\l;ir-

erl-st in Caliadliiii shipping af’f`aii's i s they are related to the present lab- I 1; unrest. They are strongly in favor s f a. perlnaiient Caziadiaii shipping in- u

he president of"the llloutrealeouncil .ii I the association recently reud and ii resented to the clialrniaii of the l

t lndustry two letters on these vital i

ulilish below, show sonic of the ar- ni

‘liiia-liuii national :liiphuililiiig indus- I 3, and also poiiil our soinl- of flu- a 1-asozis for Inlior liiirf-sf. The first tl -l:i~r is as f'oIlow.~:: ' n ii-iilll-nil-ii - - _ lh "ln our opinion lln- liihor liiirc-sl in (

nd the iiatlirzil ri-soliri' -s of lh»-\-oun- pl

iiiiisli-l--ll diri-i-lly hy the gov:-rliiiil-ill to

powi~r_ :ind not hy i-oiiipzini -s, ()lli‘ l-l.

|ini~s, flour inill;, r-old sl.ii‘;i;.;l- pliillts, s \\-~-lI ns the aliiiltoirs. lln-so forin lil

-ople. _-\t llii- sann- liinl- we would hi liggi-sl :l wi-l-Ii of 1`oi'lylfolir liourl ll-I ii' worliing ni:-n. ’|`lr<-re should also gl'

l- i-oiii`plll-lil'_\' :lpplw-iilii-I-sliip in Ihr- socinlioll of Mlirilil-. ol' l’nii:ul:i lrolii

` l{il|1.’,,-:foii_ .\ir_ lliiinl-lin Inn: Ii.-cn

hi;-1' i;;|_-_-i|1i-i-r oil p;i_'-'.<-n;;l-i' .ind

riiiiig out al li--lil-r class _>l' worIluien_ fri ` `

zirious lradl-s v.'l|il'li would lkirililnll-

ni-ing the n|ipr»-iilii-f--zhip, Ili - :ipprl~n~ Ili

ill- slnilild hzivl- 4-ilou,:Ii lillow:-il Iiiiii co r hoard. 'l`hi-re sh_iulJ Iii- rl lIep:ii'l- I-In

-nl. or hill'-~:lll. ol' the go\'1-rlini -nl so

1 slip:-rvi.-1-, or oiir|liiru in.o th- lah- or

liiid to sol-`lli:|l they uri- ptild

uses 4-iiol|_e;li lo slipporl llir-iiiselvr-_= inl-

pr

opt-rly. ed "\\'|- would lul\'i.-.'- the appoint-|Ii;

. . _ ii»nl'_ wizhoilf d--lay, of ii lninislf-r o' ix.

this province, where there are none. The fact is that the l.i.i,,iinli.lnn hill siiiiiiiiinr. nn- ii-...ii 1

id ll sfrillf-. llli-_v li:l\'<- fried I - -

lin flu-ir .'\l.i;.:n.i <'llni~ln hy roiislilli- 3

iopnl mi.-lliods. Kill;/-il.ii\ i-ouiicil has , .

iill-inhl-rsllip ,if over on- lilinllri-ll , ' -

'-ilu- llie iiiiporlant slliphiiildiiri: in- lnsirilic- i-il_<i:i/-l-i's_ No. Lliiiiie, tho ser- ‘V f

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have (`an:ldian .ships to do our own on

alle and i~oiiliiiel'ce to for-eiiril colin- I-i ii-s; to prohibit in fulurl- f'orei_»:n eo

oin one (‘aiiudinn port lo liiiolherip anlilliaii poi~l-l`l-:iiil lhf- .-\lIuiilic lol e l’iicilic_ l-`orinerl_\' t`oi'l-igu ships nd sl-unifn \\-<~i'i- zill-iwl-ll. und.-i' or- l-l iii colin:-il. into l`:iilud:l`_s lunlsl-_

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li'-_l`;iil:illi=lil goverliinf-iii to llin l-x- I lent of lwl-iil_\'-fi\'e pei' ri-nl. lil' lhi-il' _ viilul-_ as wi-Il ns froin len lo lii`l_\'

o 'o\~*-io|.- and ouiiils lf

pf-rc'-lil ll pi ._ i. ._ _ , (‘nnu'Iil|ii_~' list-ll the sviino ffii-iilii ml! -=liipi-'_ (hi-_\' would iliiillf-di.il\-ly ll.l\l- U

‘ ill

lo p:i_\' lo llli- Voiixiiliiiii (ili\'r-i'ii\ii'- . _ in cusli, lliesl- dulies of twel\I_\'-l'lv¢- per cl-nl.. zliid fl-:ini t‘il to filly pei' ci-lil., and also faxes i-acll _vi-xii' alll-r

oil llii-_pliiwhiiil-ll l`oi'ei_L7il ships.

"'l`hi.-1 I`ooli.-‘Il |iolir~_\' :igaillsl Ilii-

liesi, inleli-sis ol (';|il:ilI:i df-slro_\"¢-ll our shipyiirds und sliippiin: trade and drove lens oi' lIioli_-;nlnls l;f` ('.in:illi.in sl.-:linen lo foiw-igii llzliis and f`oi'l-i_‘_’li liliids, ;is)_wi-II ns' ivorliiilen ol' olh.-i' allied illlllisl.-‘i1\»=. While. thus, wi- lost our slliphliildilig. ships and sen- - in-_-ll. al the saline liiul- l`oi~l-ign sliips and si-liliieli spi-ni nothing in (`l:n:illi\, hill look :ill their 1-:ii'iilii_L's honil- lo l<}lli'ope, llirei- lliolilsaiill inili-_-a ii\\‘zi,\'.--~ lsii.-in-ill ld. llniiieliii. pri-.~'iil-fill: .N- Iinziri-, :il-i-rl-lilly, Monlrl-:il r‘ol|n<-il No. Nlililiiiill .»\ssol'i:ilioli of .\l;irili~-

l<Jliuiii<-»-i'_-. ol' l‘:in:ldil."

'Phe -_u-l-oiid Iellor lzi llie coniuiis-

sion lzilios llli- l`oi'ni of li ini-lilo. and

is :ls follows:

“lil-illll-ilu-ii-I rl-pri-si-ill .\loiill'l-al

l‘ounciI No, 5 of Ihr- I\Zailionu| .-\ssoi-i ation ol' .\llii'inl- I-]lii:iii.'-I-rs ol' t‘uil:ui;i_ with :I lolnl nl'-nililei'sI|ip ol' ov:-i' two lliolisniid lnlirine 1-lligiiii-ers iii Ilii- vziriolis sl-iipoi‘ls of` l"lilliidn, from Illi- Afllinfic to the l’aei|ie. Wi: are not

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ACTS 1-8

God i.-i`ii't looking for methods buf

for ini-n. ill- isn`l. asking l`oi‘ olir plans but |`oi' us, Ill- isn`f. calling I`or nlir talents or -nil' nioiiey buf for ollrsr-_lvcs_ For when llv gels us, then fill things will come. l"oi' the power of the Spirit flows through the orator, not through oratory; if is poured out through flu- singcrs. not through niuslcl it rcaclics out tlirou_L:h incn nnd women, not llirougll sm-iahlllty; it coiiies upon God's people, not on iiilirlliiil-i'_v and orgaiiiznlion; ll lakes possession of slii'renderl-d (`IirislIiiiis_ not ol' nioilr-y. And so when we are 1-lnpowl-ri-ll, what- ever we do will be siinply ii iiienns hy wliich we :ire r‘onne<'fell up with lhose upon wlloin God seeks to pour llis sliv» ing Arai-c.

I don`t <-are what experiences you

have had. doii`f fell ine you Iinvo her-ii fllll-d with the 'Spirit linll-si the pas- sion for saving lost iiieii is first und foreiiiost in your life. And if it is,l then you '.\'ll| h e \vifllessI,iig-iiot to _volir dol-_trllif-s, your ordiiiniiceii, your deiioiiiinlifion. your progrnins of ser- vices. your experiences of joy, but fo (Tllrist, and passloiilitely seekiiig, by your wltilr-ssliig, lo get men to accept your (.‘Iirlsf_

Oli, that this power might possess

ni; of God's true chilllrcn,_ and move U” 0\\f (0 ‘l<‘i0F.V in this time of supreme crisis ln tho history of’ this sin-cursed earth! And :ill that ls need- od is that we surrender, and the Holy- Spirit will do the rst. ,

(‘ome. llolv Spirit. ilnnvenly Dove,

With all Thy qulckenlng powers;

inurine engiiieers- when they

ome Arguments Preaented in Favor U

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ie ldiigineers has taken a great ii\~ sl

slalltil thai will coiiipcl ronipiiiiili -'i do unlo olhl-rs as they so thi-iii- elves, :ind i'».-co_:iii1.c our lil:iiia;:i-i's_ s they -llicmselves do business

istry‘ under government control,und th

i se agxiiiist orgiiliizntioiis for-nil-ll for li

oyal (‘oniinission on Canada’siloai'd in

h

llhjects. Tliese letters, which _we es. :lii'I fliereforo iiiust not hi- i'.--i-lif_'-

uincnls in favor of tho crr-lilion of li roi

h gf-rs, who url- all f‘limlili:lli~'. Yi-ll iesl- <'ainilliaii l-onipzinii-.-` \>u=in»-.-:.:! in

‘uniula in winler, to the i-oiilpniiii-_~°` ho:

ll[i|

5', iiiill its ninl-lioration \\' iulil he het- btules porls ill thi- _-_ulniiil-|~_ fr--e of i' lill:iinod hy those lliings living ad- dnl

ill sei'\'f-d his lirsl :lppi'l-iilil-1-sliipon it i' .' I _ . ~ _ Ine, of l(ili_i:sloil. who win: llli- lirsl

slr_\-' ll pr-rliiaineiit one in l‘;in1i-In; re.

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iiiidian. liut stlll, many or the inpanies will not recogiiize our sincss iniiinxcrs. repiesenliiig hun

u nd the are

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nies hiivi- business mainigr-r.<_ i-se pu: lheir coiilfai-ts up lo

ie inilrine i-ngiiiesr, with his iid lilllz- cliildrcil before Iiiin. ii idle wiiil:-i'_ gciielullly has lu lialr»\'ci‘ ivages he is oti`<_-ci‘ll_ "This is il iii;-liter for thc (`.inadinli ivi-riiiiii-lit. which should cnilcl leg-

:lft ei' sign.

iough lilisincss iiiniirigi-i's_ .\nolhei', alter we have noIic`ed ill gi-neruli

eil- own protection and I`_linilios' liv- g, is that `iiiternulioi1ail iiiiioilsliilw- eil' lil-lidquui~tei‘s in llie l'uil<'-;l Slal-

v.'-d_` llul nolhing is 1,.-vcr said nhoul ilpililil-;-. v:llu~h \\'ilI noi lm-1-l-_>'lii’/.o I- liiurinl- I-nigiiii-.'-is' hiisii-»--',< urin-

iiligi-i'_4 \vllI'r -r_i;_{iii'/.e the :i,',(.-ills of' 4-_ I'nili-d States lirlns who colin- to

id oIlIi~i~s, and sign i-oiilriii-t_~' f ir ililzs |`oi‘ the-ir sliips. 'l`Iii-si- _-'l|p~

ir-s are l.lieu Ink'-n on ni l‘nil--d

_v. 'l`hl-s are lin- tI\in;;_.- lhsii In-lp inlilli- iliil'e.-‘l.--\'olii‘_~i i'i'>lN‘<‘Il`\l|l.\- llziinolin, pr -silloiil." Eligein- lluinuliii is ll 1-Il:irl<-r i~.iihl-i`- ol' ,\I.-iiilrl-_il l‘ounl~iI Ni.

id sliii willi thi- lull- 'I`lloiuzi~i i

und pri-.~'id~iil ol` the .\'nliin;iI .~\-;--

-ight .-ll~;|\iier: on lhl- gi'--.ii I,l|;~-:'.. _ v--i' Sf, l.-l\\'r--iii-e and .\ll:ini-ic :ist li'.i.ilr-_ Hpi-;-liiillr :ind \\'i'ilin:< glish :ind I-‘ri-ilcll inudr- hiln ii vi-ry cr-~~'-:l`lil oiil-_i:i<-~-i‘. Ili- is ui-.v -:up- vi:-'iilgf-ii-;iill'1-r :il lin- .\lonlr\.-ill

1-linirzil .\`l'hool_

'l`h'- .\`lllioil;ll .-\,~'s.or-iiifioii of .\lil|`~

I-iiigiiil-ol-, of Vliiiallfi wiis oi'_:-,;liliv.- I li-:I-li\`_v:\vo 1.'-_-ails nazo, and in-vi-i' '

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'ary, Iifis also hr-on phil-i` eiiuiiif-cr lhl- lakl-_ r".'i i' uiill .\llilnlii- I-olisf

wife,

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Get Your A

ew Suit Here

Come and sec' our big showing of

Mcn's Suits. _ ‘

We prepared months ago for theun-

precedentcd demand in Men’S clothing arid while it has more than met our expectations we still have hundreds of well bought suits io offer you.

Suits purchased last October which

are fully 20 per cent cheaper than we can huy today. Colne to ils for your New Suit

» and save money. _ f -

See our Blue Serges at

$22.00, $25.00. $30.00. $38.00,

$40.00. Tweed and Worsted Suits $20.00, $25.00, $28.00, $30.00, $32.50, $35.00 and $37.50.

NEW TWEED WATEIIPROOFS $18.00 $20.00, $22.50 and $25.00

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fi- _li-el ol' :i drop. .\_s lui-ll would li.iv~-_ il]

inn . . ‘ hr- troops. dnr§ii;.r thi-_ first purl ol

To Ar@ Aug. 21,

Ql'l~flll-IV, ,lilly ll. ~ll was :inn iuiir~

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;‘gi._- l‘i'ii'_rl- oi' \‘»`:ill_< will visi l-In-w on 'l`lilir_~dli_\'_ _\\i_L;ll>l '_'I<l, ll mpp ~-_;-poll ih;:i (gl-1-li‘r will lil- sig-

i' this i---.i_ill'-nl \\'hi<-h he \-.ill visi is in

his \\ill pl'oh.iliIy --ip..-s .in un o<'<’1\l\ ei' Ili-sliilcil for Ihi; piirf.

Train Wreckcd Crossing ,

' Bridge

.\.\llll<3liS'I` N. S.. .lilly 12. --.-\ si-ri ills .ii-rilll-lit or-l-liri'»-il lzisl ililllil

ilu T p, in. on lhi- .\lai'iiilni- (`oaI| ilwny and I‘o\\'.-r Voiilpn:-_\"s lille iih opt-i'uf<-.< Iiilwl-I-ii f\l:ll'c:lll and

lhi- lo\'.‘il .log_i:iiif=nlin<-_- will-n li mixed

i.- |i:if»sl-iigl-i‘ viii' full ol' pil.~oii;-£~'l`s

for .\'l:|_--l-:iii :ind p.i`nl_.- oil the (‘lin.id~ ian I\'.|lionnl Il_iilw:i_-_' wliiii- pnssiii-,C over lhi- Iirillpi- :ll .\I:lr‘e:ili Ilie 1-:ist s|_in wliirll is ol` \\'li.nl sli‘lll‘lill‘\- col- Inpsi-|I :ind einiilll- and sr-vi-r.ll cars

ll Io lln- nlluldy i~Ivl~l' In-`|o\v alioul 21.1

lln- ilili- \\';i.-: \'_-ry I<.\. _'ind flu- i-li*-'.H1“ \\':i,-. iii-urillif llii- .\lu|'<':iii >.Iioi‘-“. 'l`ll\' p;i:~-iolial-l' cur with two or lhi-l-l- frl-iglll, I-urs rl-ln.iini-ll on lhl- lrneli on \\'--sl, sliori- nl-ur l-f-nli'l- nlillllun-ill. 'I`In- l_':ln:idiilii llov=-i'nnil-lil -ll:iilw;lys \\'r1-I-Iciiig i-riino and pill- driviln: appur- nlus is now ni:ll;iii|'_ iii-cr-.~:.-illry l`l'll1lil‘~\`~

l‘i'i-iv o|` llil-oiiiolive jumped only el-i-lving sliglil injuri.», :ihoul thi- li-gs nd arins. \

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MARSH/XL JOF-'FRE WILL LEAD TROOPS

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l-.\|lls, _lilly 1;-_-`.\lin-s-lllii _ioini-_ il as uniiolinci-ll lolllly in the lohliy of

l'll'linhl-l' ol' Ii--pl|‘if-s will li-_tid

f their lrillnipllalil_ lilnrr-li In-re on ll;ls- till- Day. .llil-_.' I-flli. hill oil arrivinlf fli- llu- l’_i'l-siili-lilllil _.l uni lo snlulo Pres- dl-.ilt l’oiif-airl-_ he will Ioiive the pro- cission and will ho invited to take his sl-:it hi-side ilu- l‘i`<'si<I~’l\l.

§\li,ro ihnp 101) dei-litles, ilissutisfieil

with lho place i:l\'_-ll ll/l:ii'sIiaI .Il>l`l`l`l‘ ill lin- pni‘ndi-. inlrodlil-ell in the ('llaln» her il ri-solution, vsliicli tllC.V Signed, inviting the liovl-riilni-ill. to ixlve Milf- shnl .lol`l`re und r-olnniliildcrs of ai'uil-és and nrnly l-oi-ps under lilni, places in the v-clory pilinl-lo merited Iiy tiir-ir oiniin-iil sc-r\'ic<-.< in the battle ol' the Mnrin-, which saved the country and r-_

iviIiznllo|i_" An oflil-iul notzi was issued to-

d:i.\' sayiiig: `

"Tho neivspiipi-l's ziniiounce the

(iovl-riinn-nt has nol invited Marshal Jof`I`re to parlicipzlll- ill M0nda_}'H |1al‘ade in lhl- DIIWK’ \'i'l\lCl\ ls (me mm' This iir-.ws is fiilsl-."

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And lh.il shall klndle ours! |

standthe man is already in sight. -

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hl~i-- li-,il.i\' lh'i| llis ILli_\'l|l lli;:ll- M ` '

I _ - e otorist

I) ]loi|i.i'--il h_'.' In-ing lhl- first l~il_\'

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BY ALBERT L. CLOUGH JZ

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POWER TIRE PUMP INQUIRY

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A; Fire Insurance

Take olit that Insurance Policy on your home,

' store, f`actol°_y, and other buildings and their contents

_lr ar ,sr ur -L *lv

ilu ¥¢=_`¢ 5¢ il? if# §’¢ "‘ ‘fs if#

now.

Doii`t wait until the al

it will be foo late then.

in .Lu in v 1.- 1- -is of

will give you the protection

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P. L. R. writes: I nel-d :i power

tire punip on in_\' cor, hill thori- sr i-ins lo Ii-- no pi'a<-llclil \\'z|_v oi pluc- iiil-: it. so that il i-nn Iii- drivi-n from ll|<i l-iigiiil-. \\'h:il is -lh~- liilndii-sl l'orni ol' puinp lo use ulidi-r slirh cir- 4-liiiiisfiliicl-si’

Answer: l»‘or use upon :ln 1-ll-I-»

frii-ally slarll-il rar, the- ci':iiil<-.~-h;ii`l pliiiip is vi---y l-onvl nil-nl. 'l`Iii.-: is il ri-;.;lll:i|', in\'i'l|uilirzilly'-ll|‘i\'l-ii, pisloli puiiip, di-si;:iil-d_lo ln- 4-ui'ril-ll in lhl- Iool li.>.\’ :ind is lifli-il willi :i d.l'i\'~--

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shall. all-ipll-dlo i-iiglii.-_i» \vi!Ii :ind

be driven hy Ihr- l‘:il<'l|i-I <-nil ol' Ilii- l-iiiililo I-i':iiiIl~sli:l|l_ io \\'I|i|-Il fhl- l-iiir-rgl-ilry stai'li||_u-1-|':|ill< is- af- lxu-Iiod. »l<`ol' application lo ai li:|nd~ lrl'aiillell cur, tlll-re is livullnhll- the

lleellcll. is :icll-\\'<-ll lilllii one. of the SlIil_l`k'lIl|l!-! lIf>ll*:~\, liuiiig opt-l‘:lll‘ll h_v f'.\’llIld<'I' rli-sslil'l-_ \\'hi-n the l-ii_»;iiie is run. , Il \\'oi'li,~i vi-|'_v wi-ll.

OPERATIVE EXPENSE OF

CLOSED CARS

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T. W. F. asks: lei it inul-li more

i-xpenslvc to opcnrto ll -elosl-il rnr than an open cur oi' the sliiiio iiizilcl-'.’

soiiiewliiit. I`Iiendd1-d \\'l.-lxzlit of' si closed body lilci‘e:is<-s the lotul load llpon thi- files lind sonir-wlizlt re- duces Ihr.-lr inill-age if the i-'aino size is used as on the open inodels. lf 1|- llU`i»Z0 Silt! is llsvll on ii closed inodi-l. th'-_ cor-it per mile is lieeosslir- ily il little gi'eiifoi°. Soiiir-wllilt. high. cr fuel coilsliiiiptlon rl-sulls from the liddcd wei,:ht. whll-h the engine luis to -linndlc :ind,'.as tin; geiir ratio on closed ears is generally lower than Un Open models. the oll coiisuni-ption

iniplllse or sparll»plllg puliip, This! is cai‘i'il-ll in the fool kit null. will-ll ||

Answer: ._ Not vi-ry inln~li, lint'

,§¢#='¢='¢‘#¥¢=’¢'af=’¢i:*-':

Hyndman &

(il Queen St

¥&¢Ri’&#lv¢£1*h»\%»i5¢£%¢l*1ii&9Ilv¢5d§-'I5

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fire :lppanitlis is on its way to your burning building-

Step in and have us write you up a,policy tha

'l elephoiic N0. ($7.

¢£¢$¢$¢$¢5v‘i§¢.§¢$$%¢Z-%%%¥£%:¥%¥¥¥¢¥¥¥%%¥¢$

arm has sounded and thc'

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you need.

Co., Limited.

Cli:il‘lottclown._

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also runs slightly Iiighr-r. ,

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REFRACTORY VALVE CAPS

' H. T. asks: llow can I remove

ln- valve i-:ips ol' iny r-ngliil-. so flint l can fnlil-_ out llie-valves to grind lil-ni? I cannot :durl thi-ni with ii" \\'ri-nl-li, ln the usual wily.

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Answer: Valve clips. nf`terl_li'r-y

lllive In-en n long time lil place, soineliliies heroine "burned in" very liriuly. Try slipping ii short plccc ol` pipe over the end of your wrench liaiidli-, using the free cud oi' the pipe to luke hold ol`, so that you will halve :i|.:i\-atei‘ Ii-vi-rage. Try driv- ing tho ond of the ‘ wrencll, with a Iiainnier, in the direction of' un- scrl-wiiiix. Applying kerosene, re- peiiledly around the edges of the' caps, in thc hope that it will reach the llirc-:ills and loosen them. ill llu-_-re means fall, uso ai blunt cold chisel lor 'puiic-li) and a lialiiiiier, lipoil the edges of the caps allowing the tool to raise a “burr” in the nic-tal and driven on this, in the un- scroivlng dlrcctlon. This iiniy in- .iuro the clips hut, the jarring and lilgli inoineiitnry force acting are llkely to result in u start. The chisel? used slioul_l not have ii cutting edge. I Ilentlng tlifi caps. with a blow torch

f" 'gil 9*'

or ncelylf-no finine. wlll` sometlnieg f'i-ee tho stuck pnrls, hut it inust lie cilrr-_flilly pe_l'l'o|-rin-d, for -,fear ol eral-kiiig the vulve~<:lr.iin-her casing.

Questions of general interest to

motorists will he iiiiswered in tlils colunin, spiico perinlttlng. Address Allierl L_ Clough, euro of this cxliee.

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COAL

llilili _siovi in cllixsiuui »

Due to arrive shortly

lowest -prices for delivery on arrival.

- 0rder now.

GEO. E. FULL & SON

Prince St. Wharf my

ler-I. to ii dli~1r'ount of' llfty cl-l|Is_n pair,

69. 79 cents etc. etc.

Miirrnyannile, etc., etc.

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LADIES

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nm'-AUSl‘l HWY Ilnve ii nlri-_ llno also at $1 98 B, pair ii 1 .‘ ‘i _- i I - - ' ' , _ IH A1151- thc-5 liivi oiforlls and Pumps rrni $1.26 to $5.00 xi. pair. Cluldrens whltn strap slippers for 59.

GENTLEMEN -

SPECIAL BARGAIN

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This ls \Nhite Feotvvoar SaggQ|-1

° Got Yours at _ QQFF3

]`lI-IUAIYSE they have the nicest and ,best boot for $3.60 und wlillo this line lusts they are from now on wb.,

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D ' i - - .._ 'I OHL f0Pl!€t thlt wc have just relrlvell some of the latest lusts and colors ln Brandon, Banker, Astorll.

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$2.25_ A ““"‘Dl0 lot uf' Ladies pumps slzo 4 hlgli heels combination ol' pat cnt and brown Worth over $5.00 for.

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