" — these reasons stated in print but, ‘fully noted. gravy one. Diwséte the tamer-glans - " n‘ 1Q23 1 onsar EXPECTATIONS improved (l) and Americanized co- memes them "absolutely rare,’ Under cruznnry circumstances l" 1° P“ “ W’ °" “g Business m Force (Ordinary) . . . . . . . . iii.‘180,641,720.00 $29,239,615“)

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"Why Boys Leave the Farm" is the subject of n letter written by

Inning "Dull! (fonnilol II" M.“ our I01!

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Incident. ‘W. Cinch! l. Ian-l.

secretary, Hoot.

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(in admin) lulled

a farmefls boy and printedin an Ontario "newspaper- We give a few of the ‘Boy's reasons. He had um in a fanning community always and had talked much with other boy-s on thetswbject. He says the renson why thoys leave the term isuot the lack of social gatherings, amusements, or the lack of sufllc-

pa‘ y‘! (ll advance) delivered. In and

Ullkl Skill...

Vlao-Inlll-O. J. Ia-Iuncflt A-Ioolllnnqll-LO.

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rent spending money. o; the long hours of work and drudgery as is commonly reported. He has found

this 911.596

operation. He had been given a high school

IIIII W. BI!!!- "A! LOSS OF TONE

. A-fter giving an X-‘RJIY Infill t9, diagnose stomach or intestinal trouble. the length of time ‘that the food remain-s in his stomach is care

all of ‘the -meal will he out of the stomach and into the intestine in

1-gwgjmgusrliititi am" ‘

Jflie Public Forum lilo column la "In fol Ibo correspondents of

_ dbli-I see iby your Fisheries ro- ibr P. E. I. ending 1924 that there was only one conviction for yiolating ‘the trout regulations. I wonder hdw ‘uhey got that one. But I ddnot see any report where there

Statement

Was any licenses issued for trout fishing. Now, I ‘want to be (air with

trout? According to the act I have It clearly stated that any non-resi-

flondensed Annual

Group and Accident . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

: " . “*1?- . ' j "s; Increase Over

tails

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'2s,310,s50.00 10,471,321“,

= u is ‘lune nlziuual’ m n bilslitiatlvftxllufiindgui/ialietbet;rflllily: aft-b; glilleelagire €§’i§'§u."§'i{“i.§.‘l'§§°en§°'y§ ‘$3213: w: 7mg:- tézlafirljs; Income . . . . .17‘. . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . - . . . 1633334530 ‘z 1»99'7‘»210-$7 , r '“°°“" ‘m’ ‘ "2 “. ‘- ““‘ »‘ a‘: .';°’.‘i;“t...‘.i “is: %i?.~.i.°.~.:‘*:: ‘.:;.::::.'"§-..zz‘=.::::.¢= ...... . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . .. ... ce.»21.2e=>~.1‘=_ ...“..“8<‘.‘>=><>-1i ‘ ‘ i “‘°""“’ ‘°”'°“ a“ “ ‘°“°"” ° °° ‘ml-e ‘hem w‘ an‘: “re "it would remetiile Emir”; q Macadam“ *1"‘-°°- exam“ "Wm Liabilities . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . l. . . 01,41o,214.4s 7,278,100.11 - 5'. 41°" 10mm“? up‘ m“ m“ enema‘. The Talking Sh”? Wwned “'1 0'" hcip a lot." Perhaps it might Now this doesn't necessarily '15 3°“ m" ‘me Ye“ “om date’ fee ..._ .._. ' ' i? ‘acre should be keyed ‘ab i» the tawa yesterday. nope ‘to goodness - "is" “ °“"°°" °' ‘m “l?” m" Tgrollallilelifotllourliligll‘ .f§.'..°‘§ini.2§? GPUHH Surplus Earned . . . . . . . . f. . . . . 3,580,309.77 _ _ 736,709 g3’ n‘? higlnst porsible plwh- Recently they don't ‘introduce broadcasting. The so, mceyfh, by...» WW7 Z.‘-f.§.’,.if§‘"“r‘§.‘;§% thtzbtc the ‘mm’ '°"°“’i“g- ‘N°'“'- Si" "W Provision for Future Profits to Policy- ' 11" h ' M ‘Published statistics have made l1 I Zrdihzopgrteggtklflrerltrzc 11:16.18“: sfiength to throw ‘the food into the gztitirsggg ‘fig? aaguflg‘? ‘Egmgigfi homers _ _ _ _ _ m _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ ' 6,345’199;0o ' 743,841!” ':\ ‘ ‘will! Ovldelii that tJlri-ngs federal The Cmmervatlve Amendment m good foryla farmer? or tbiey say, 2o ir-‘Tglsneals what is called atonic trmn" “ha n” “can” ‘sued ‘"5"’ UIlili-ifligllfiil Plflflts llllll OOIIUIIQCIICY ' ‘ " ‘ l‘ f; are in a condition WWII m"? "a" ‘m’ “dam” °t “m” M“ ‘Meigmm to\school, git an education and dyspepsia. simply meaning m“ u" m."naiiiiiybfiifi‘.§‘Z“{,,,,§§‘}}§. o; Reserve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - 2,441,953-67 ‘ ‘7’ 407,983.45 up vunconlmomable quewonmg m". has ‘given notice should appeal to “lake an e883,, lmmg than you, itéolngcilimwails‘ are without the pro- "an story? D0!“ need a ‘license w Gross Interest Rate I . . ' ' I . . ' . . . i i 6.92% . .0996

,2 la.;t paniaunentary session are not case. We have some farmers, far then we elasticity is lost, and b h O 0| >~ 1 I H‘ m L m l _ m er. ‘and not one oif t ese 36. 0 v“, , . at} » 30mg w realize me” munment Mr. Henry Smith announced the m0 many’ twho an mo lazy 1m Oigatthe $322k wiglch char: Salinas mo!‘ 0m a "tense to “sh trout‘ and A 1925 RESULT Ki‘ dnnring the coming session. Some- h ‘ me‘ They “We always be“ m] w n‘ good, so that i; w,11 mix with the gryolilcgfigfi 5§‘s°°f"'i1“F-;- ‘Ylw- Sh;- _ ‘ _ F, y F . mm, b way o, on”, mereme °‘ °" d“ m“ m“ ‘H°“°‘" GMT?" "w" “'°"‘- °“‘Y ha" m‘ “m” stomach juice, is reduced to such denfls o, m" mi,“ Pigflgce 20 iear luudtnvmuont, Age 3.1, $5000 1 rcmium $247.00 i and Bio bye done and bebold' ‘it has m" ‘Hearmwas we first Methodm Sinai» havlr pom cropmbiattic, and giggi- “‘°-‘°“"”"‘ “m” 3"“? “"1 "S" m" P0111‘! l-“filli-‘ll ill 1905» 391N111"; i" 1925? . ti‘ ' w “ PM“ “‘ 2° - rec-std" l, ' N, 1CD," Runways has for the p“! frovlnce‘ And by a Curio“ mm!‘ [hinge are being m“ dhgcgufaged “fro?”cséllénetofiikStolirihiéwrsaoixlég £2000 ccilectcd anyAway in licenses? T0tiil CH8]! villi": AVilllilllk‘ ill 1925 " $7,525.00 ' . . . h‘ i3 . _ _ _ 3 g I "mm years!” so bu“ awn Grew“ ty.1or which His Honour is in no with garmmg, kick up the" heels muscles‘ Others overload the 8mm s an ug Mr rs nauit said if

ing the session and things which may be difficult to explain on the eve of the eicction. It is generally admili rd that the promises of the

bcbween a scare-scat and a m“ hciie. When a deficit occurred the railway was blamed for it; ‘when the bud-get had to be so balanced us no show a Slbfvmsr "he required

every seeks to further the interests of the Western and Maritime Provinces and at the same time smfeguardthe industries of the ‘nriddie provinces.

right thinking "person. It dad.’ They preach continually that there "is an easier living than farm- ing. There is another reason why the boys and g.ris leave, and the

farmers are also to blame in this

W3)‘ Wflponsibie. ‘be shall be the

at the farm and got out. ias-t as well as thegfirst. t

There are no doubt some lazy and shiftiesa farmers, to whom all work between nriais is drudgery. Li. would be remarkable‘ if this were not so, considering the vast

Inter-Allied Debts were iformally excluded from consideration at ‘the recent ‘Paris Conference, But the

As you know the action 0f mus- clc anywhere in ‘the body is like elastic; It becomes stretched and the-n‘ recoiis.

Ii‘ tin;- muscular, walls of the stomach get stretched too much,

ach and make it lose its normal time or strength, while others haw a sort of nervous condition at times wlrch scent-s to actually paralyze, or render powerless, the stomach muscles, and they have usually a severe type c-f headache with it.

f-ish ‘trout on P. E. I. by the look of the report! Now. Sir, I see iby your issue of Jan. 27th whore several liah ponds were stocked], and t lrty six thousand passengers cro ssd‘ via ‘S. S. ‘Car-ferry and Hocheiaga last summer from June to Seplem-

Tilt-ac evidences of. progress explain the. well-known Returns paid by Tho Grout-West Life t0 Poiicyhoitlers '

we stock the streams with fish ‘we should do as we like with them. I. ‘thin-k Mr. Arsenauit wants to have] "tco much his own ,way when he

iiYNDNlAN a co. LTD.--Pr0vincial ‘ Managers

‘wants ‘to do that, I have beard Mr. Arsen-anit say from ‘the Platform ‘that: we wanted protection for our people. That is jus". what we want, protection for our petfilie also our

Ercigng instead of notes. Writing in ‘tne Weekly Desnaicl‘ he My?

immediate rctnrn oivthc use of soy-i

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Ln , puiourrt was borrowed 811d K311375941 moment that ‘gathering had disper- number whose life caiii-nvg ls ifll‘lii~ This kin“, wndlino“ in which yo“ ‘flail and game. lbut I ‘think ii‘ Mr. [but par exchange has not yet been _ t ‘ . i B d b h mm t _ ‘mi-WY ‘i 110i l kely “S” ""1911 “'1 Arsenauit or any one of the associa- reaontd and even when it has. some ,, ‘. iolthe Railiway. seda correspondencdypqn the sub. 118- Y'all - ‘Y-e l e S B5B aim me way of dmgg -

k I _ I FOR T Province and to have the barren mentions a fow of t-he Ibeneifits . I i, Ht-rc IS iihc way this proicot is ‘imcnprct the promises of generous sons arzl daughters to stay with i sltrcams ‘stocked with |nshl h“, seelwhlch Brmshers may ‘expect on i _ oultlincd in the‘ heading of rbe art- treatment ‘made by herself in ‘thehhe [alm- edlwflie them, but e1. trail. the tourists pay their licence the return of the pound sterling to

The neuwey has aizain- been re-

erai exchanges iihzrt a grcai ‘P1311 is about to be put‘ into operaiiinn by which cxlpcnscs hitherto incurred through layoff, strikes and other nccuvrerces irrc t0 be errtlrély elim- inalicd, operating cosas out down am] a betlicr service given to the pirlbllc.

1w, behween the Chancel,“ 01,1118 er gets ashamed cf his "run-down

inquires: ‘Does Hie Majesty's Gov. crnmcnt adhere t0 the iprincipleg

goes on: “I know of farmers’ wives in ‘this community who have in- stillfd in-to their daughters’ minds

Hc may wash out the stomach or

Further, as mentioned before, lyIm; on ihc rght side for ten min- nice, four hours ait-cr each meal,

set outfin the Curzon Note of Aug- ust 11, 1923?" Mr. Churchill replies: "Th? Blilffllll‘ .N0te remains for us

that the life of a farmers wife ’“ a drudgery and have warned the never to marry a farmer. a 59111111313118 principle set up fr-eeiyithcn can you cxpéot young people by our own hands." Thus ilwq‘l0 stick to the farm?"

Doints are clearly made:

(l) It hi One more extract from the Boy's

i-ole announcing the great scheme: "Co-operation Plan t0 be tried on the C. N. B..." Shop Crafts ‘and Management of Railway will give system a trial. American Expert now in Montiion. ‘Steadier Em- ployment, Beilier Working Condi- tions. Greatter Output and improved Service to Public Expected."

Under this imposing heading is Bricfiiylidio scheme is. to quote from our Iliib-

out-lined iihe great ‘idea.

crai authorities, "a plan of oo-oper- ation between the seven federated shrlp orafits and the ‘management of the Canadian N-aitionai Rail- w-ays." Through this cooperation we aire assured iihat all the bless- ings specified in the heading albove quoted will be forthcoming.

Tho innocent tprliblic have always been umieir Uhe limllIffififibOlll timtfl

which even the demands of political

_ exigencies could not break through

and stead.

A flickering light is thrown upon the enterprise by itbo announcement that "iibe authorirfiies say the plan is one nalllurai resuilt of the evolu- tion of the Ilaibor Union”; also that “Captain 0. S. Bayer who is re- ‘tained by the railway employees Branch of the American Federation of baibor at Washington and whose services are at the disiptrsdl of any naiiiwny which wishes 110 slhiuiy and uitimaitely adopt ‘the plan." is at rprsserst‘ in Mioncton, putting it over.

The faidt tbait the plan is an "ev- olution of Labor Union" and that

irrtcrests of moalcc. ('2) The Bu]. four ‘Note, ‘with i‘ts ‘insistence upon a ‘lump ipaym-ent ‘from her late Ai- iies and ‘Genmany combined, smific- ient ‘to discharge her own debt to the U. ‘S. A, remains her gu-idc rather than Ithe Curzon Note wl-ih it” 195591“ 11981199 0F Precision on this point. Incidentally it is a lit- tie ‘comical to find a French Gov- ernment invoking ‘in its own inter- cstt a. document that roused such h"? M"! eVQRP/il such storms of albusc against ‘Britain as the Note in ‘which Britain formally ‘challen- ged the legality of the Ruhr Occup- ation.

worker. Preach the doctrine

day." That sounds pretty well. But the Boy was nut qu.tc fair in lay- ing so much blame on the old folks. There are probably as many lazy sons as fathers on‘ the farm zrfid the sous think a white collar joh in town preferable to farm work while the daughters are allur- cd by city fashions and finery. The reason‘ why boys and girls ieav.‘ the farm are not one or two, but many-

Pariiament opened yesterday and ihcre was also a somewhat excit- ing by-cléction in Gloucester County, N. Ii. There seems also to be an impression at Ottawa on both sides of the House that the

Many ‘ihroushcut the length ani brcadtih of the IProvince will‘ lament tho "passing aiway of ‘M-r, w_ w_ Stanley, "Will" Stanley as he was affectionately

Group of their party which split off toward -tlrc ‘close of last seas‘ ion. This group had complained that the main body of the party had given a too cordial support t: the Govern-mam, Rumor has it that as now reconciled the Proizrcssives will resume their solidarity and also show more independence and aggressiveness-

communli-Y Where his tword "was as 800d as his ‘bond. Thewar ‘brought many Changes and none more ‘re- gretted in ibusiness circles than the eiiminattion of ‘the vfinrn of ‘Stanley Bros. ‘In Ottawa, where he occuup- led a W"! Teflmnslble ‘position as purchasing sigen-t ‘for the Royfll Northwest ‘Mounted Tolice. Mr, Stanley soon established himself ‘in the high opinion and regard of the authorities. From the daiy of his taking ‘over his duties till ‘the fatal day “when he ‘was seized with h-is last illness ‘he sawed ‘the country tens of ‘thousands of dollars in the economies ‘he effected ‘in ‘purchas- ing dor and supplying his depun.

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They are expected to continue the fight for the Crow's Neat freight rates, whether the Supreme Court, which is now hearing their appeal from the Railway Comm-iss- ions decision, shall d-ecide in their favor or not. The Government will be bound by the ‘Court's judgment in the matter, but in any case it can open up ‘the whole question of freight rates and make recommend-

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Ilow like day. is the usual rule.

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for Britainumd not for her detbtorstoqetter: "Farmers, if you wan-t your}

nays kcop the farm ahead: as the: goal» Brains and education arc as‘ ' e-iscuiial to a farmer as to a law-l ycr nnd more so than to a factory!

session just opened will be of_'moro ‘

will permit the food in the stom- cli to syiphon into the intestine- Light meals wcil spread out over

OO~QOOOV?QO-Q>O%O-Q-QQ-y-Q-Q-Q-§Q

Daily Selections i

tion wants to stock fish, ponds and

, ‘time nrust elapse before the coun- do as they like with ‘them they will

itry could rturnto a free gold mark-

incfis- H‘ the association does as from this couniiry to another," he the!’ m" ‘i193’ ‘Wmialie the T011!" says, “there would be danger iluri ists i0 those ponds and Iet themlwe might experience too heavy a fish ivilhDlll‘. a licence. Now, Sir. it drain rhzou our gold supplies. and u"? is "19 M93 1 ‘lhilik We 8P8 p001‘ If we ‘Lhen had to suspend the frco fish- in this Province if we let the-gold market a general siiback ‘to. Tourists fish and shoot and not col- ‘confidence would result," a leci- 11 "ifeme fee from them, HIS Alter recounting the factors wjhcn we lcavo this Pirovince and -go,whicli have hcipcd the rise in stori- elsuiviiure We have got to ‘pay a lic-‘ing, including the Dawes report,the errce- ourselves. Now, Sir. I mm notlGretk loan, Britain's regular ddbt trying to knock the Association. Ifqr-aymonts to America and Iinitod consular it is a good thing ‘for the States loans Ito Europe. Sir Herbert

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FEBRUARY 6 .1925 THE WAY TO I1‘REEDGM:—Y0

"f shall know ‘the truth and the truth fanning as it "s the greatest ZIiIiIIdlIHH Illilku you free- John 8132. beat occupation of the world to-|_

PiiAYEIh-O Lord, reveal thy- sciif to us, for thou art the Truth, and wc w.ll rejoice in thy liberty.

THE WELDING Out of the fire in- ihc Forge Timo The broktn‘ sword is drawn, The hissing flames wave blue and red With the ruddy light of dawn; With skllful strokes the parts arc shaped. Each drawn to fit the other- The sword is still a broken sword Though part to part is brother.

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Back in the fire grown hotter still The Welder ‘thrusts the pieces, The bellows blow w-i-th a stormy will And the flaming heat increases. All tense with a watchful ‘magic

Skull The Welders eyes are glowing,

Quick blow on blow with power- The wltiteaparks hiss, the white sparks kiss, And die in a golden flower! Thc weld is through and" the weld is truo, And the temper tried and ring- .;ng_ Tit fire ‘dies but, in high emprise haiithc sword be evcr singing!

J, E- ‘CALDWELL.

Snow‘, Slides Play Havoc

INELSONJPcbJi-Two lives lost. railway line closed for the season and one house demolished are the results so far reported of Kooien- ay snow slides in the past 24 hours, following days of thaw and rain.

has been ‘relieved by a warm

"chinook" from the Pacific ocean-

to have their sportlf any resi- parity. _ (if this Province was caught There will ‘be a saving of $7,800.- fflshlfig 0r shooting out 0f seasoni000 yearly on the inrltnlixients 01f, lilo would ituve to pay ilewr for his‘tbc American (itllri, imports of footl- fimri‘ ‘but ilffvivic from other Prov- stuffs and raw material will be H1005 and 1i. S. A. can come here cheaper and one of the most bam- mid break the la‘w umlcr our nnse,pering influences on trading ‘will “m! 5° 30"“? "i111 11111211 all us for|have been removed. especially if iwlns so easy with them. ireul exchange s-iaibility in all coun- Y This is a cnpy of the acts for the tries ensues. éjUIVUIJCOBZ COlnpare them with I’. Sir Hcnbcrt utters ‘a "warning against being ‘content ‘with the nmicenlcie’ to fish trout, salmon forrpound at ipnr, and urgcs the nation Ptre!‘ 6M8- 82-00. _to chcapcn production, iurprove .hc C121‘; 11:30 ti‘)! Quebec, trout Sldiloiéluport trade and settle down to Sn: em ors . . . . . . . . . .. 5,00 work strenuously in order ‘to got M12310‘; . . . . . . . . .. 25.00 British prices down to the level New Brunswic . trout 10.00vei Amorican s0 that fiflilllldQn-cc in N "WW 6k. Hflimon .. 25.00.!!!" it'll‘ rate of exchange can ‘be cs- ova ‘Scotia-‘Anglers who tirbiishcd. are not British subjects rc- quire _a licence. For three months, . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. for six nibn-ths . . . . . . . . . .. 10.00 NW?‘ S"- you see We have a snrall licclrce fee compared with ‘the other Provinces, un‘d the iio. "we lee in the U. s. A. is higher xhan any of our Provinces, l have ‘been in every ‘Provin-cc in Canada bill one and that is British Colrrm- "HB- ‘and I have been in several of tho Sits-tea ‘in the United States and‘ they soon tell‘ you ‘that a non-

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FEBRUARY G-Yonr eZnQe ~

of honor is very grout, but.y0u com- bine it with a sonsiiivcnes-s that causes you IIJOi-ll worry and‘ annoy- ance. Try to he more courageous. You are wlty and fond of mp.

look after it put some one on that, h“. and Ipay him a salary ‘for do. in‘: it. If there were one thousand licenses issued at $2.00 each that would be 82-000 dollars. if a man was on for five months at 590,00 per month and expenses, I do not think it would be over 1.000 do]. inra. That would leave a bnlgme 0g $1.000, to go towards stocking b“. rcn stream-s -with'fish and may be import some name that would live in this climate that are Ilfillsmig. raltory.

and yellow,