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' ‘or. t. Cid-Archibald

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‘fasting Eyes and supplying Giassesﬂllii University.

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Most Everyoiiie i Plllllciilalsllhll New, This True * Coburg Legal Battle

in the Spriilg—».'llii=t people

union vi all age; are bene- g 'l'l{l‘-lil.Ofll), ll sufr and

First 5llCCt‘5-nh1ii_\' uscil as ll doctor's pa» Mﬂpnlll. ‘PRU-BLOOD is wonderfully lifrcli-rniil bringing liuck llclllth to all; whose iliifllPlllS are uiuscd by impoven pilﬂi or impure lllooll. And while correct- iii: blood dibtlftl'th—tlf Wljltll (ilﬁﬁgtlfilllli ..-l-e.<. rczcilul and painful boils are the

{ruin/uni cviiienccs-TRIT-BLOOD gives! SIR ARTHUR CURE") v

tkia lll<ea<e are , _ _ _ lly ‘.l*l'l4 llui-kiryxr CltlZEll-SOIGILFS 0t Canada. who. in I | a Ill ‘ l. .vgil§i+’~' the ‘ "u" umutwc years. rose from the rank of

- —-—~—‘;<,f the 2nd Canadian Infantry Bri~ _ glide. 11c wiis

O O O O 0 I O

i“Wc wlrc opposed b_v

{UIC Canadians deliver ;bl(,\\' ut the (i€l‘ll1t|llS

mo? brill.

.,____._-..-.-.._ lauded on Nov.

icral ol‘ the Forces, ll position which wards as commissioner of trddﬂ W‘ iwas ilbolishcd when Sir Arthur rc-

ihllS filled since i920. when he suc-‘ln ttlll wllcll the government 0f Slri

r h b k Iciglllt he lllid to fend for himself. liihiiliu repair Anti fL]\l.lLL'lllt'l\lfit1>l. Alinli l‘\lll'li\ﬂl)' for ab ut hi l . . - . es ed a constituency unsuccess-ithe stages of n small provlncia 11-‘1 ﬂ 011 r011 (‘PS1 5am at sixteen hc was all acconlpv he“ ulliurllciioll or i111 All u\-t~r-llll~ull-i.».li I111.

W.0 Dafcii.‘ edligr tiifqthiioxgriniltﬁlaiii ii’! 192i. was charged by the ilruispiiper. from "printer's dcvll" toi Their inspiration is a woman 1151M] Qpgqk‘ BIRD a‘ q“,

ZFREE PRESS. introduces his re-‘Llberal government wtih various lm- proprietor. Mr. Wilson. the thlrdiwlluse lmullllless fﬂlth l11 l111l1111l1 1111- U _ v ‘ ‘ “lump, ‘

‘new of the rccentlv published book llOrtilllt comlnissions with reiliiecti mi iiﬂiicllml 1n this villi-st‘ veleblv- 1111*“ 1"" h" “‘°"l“"' ‘v°"d""' . H" “M “"““-“°““ “l” h" l°‘“' l\llll.DI.\l. l‘l(v(1ll|.-'(,'|\ i.l.\llTlII)

by Mr. Preston: “ii/Iv Generation of freight rates on, the Great Lakcsiboril in Port Dover 08 years ngo. H ‘ 5h0 l8 Ml“ Mﬂflvfle EVRH-TlWIP-ld ill!‘ 50118111‘ 111113 11111110 R 1111M lhmilwn lowiiiv Mvmml Politics and Politlcliins‘ Mr Pres: and the North Atlantic. bctwccnjhlis been in the newspaper business s. a visionary Wllh 11 Drlwtlcﬂl tllrllllﬂilillllﬁft-‘nl 1317011

a I Man“; I027 that coiilplillnt is made. Mrﬁlﬁffll organizer that Mr. Preston lslWlllianl Firblc. . . p

irrm CHKRUGTTETGWN GITARDIIN _ _ "

Reduce the Fire M Bond's Yearly

inn jurisprudence. . I ‘-

(Canadian Press!

COBOURCI. OnL, April 20.—Tht- .llill.l0llﬂl proilllncilce of the princip- 'ais engaged in the legal battle at Ccbourg. where the War Comman- [dcr cf the Canadian Expeditionary iForce. G(l‘l(l't\l Sir Arthur W. Cur- ’ri0. G. C. M. G.. K. C. 13.. ' ' I to obtain 550.000 dzlnlages

'I‘. R. Preston and l". W. “iilsuli. of Port Hope; Ont.. lor alleged libel.

Sir Arthur Currie is one of thr-

brief, space of little more than

which fails to quench it when its useful purpose hasbccn‘ served, 1's the ENEMY to mankind. He who by neg- lect causes ﬁre in thciorest may Well expect the saime treatment as would be accorded to one who tosses a match into a neighbours hays/Lack.

iColcnel. commanding a brigade of illlllﬂlllfy. to Lieutenant-General. ‘ commanding" an Arlrly Corps of follr . ldlvisiclis. At tllc outbreak of the i war. on August 4. I914. General Ciir- = ‘rte. who was then in Victoria, 110,,

wolunteered for active service and ion the formation of the 1st Canad- lllii Division at Vzllczirtlcl‘. Que. hc lWZiS clfercd. and accepted. command

promoted Colonel

‘WllllC in England in January, 1915,

land with this rank proceeded to .l'-‘r.'lnce iii February of that yea‘; ‘Clllcncl Currie. as he thell was.

‘took part with his brigade ili the .2lld Battle’ oi Yprcs in April. 1915. lllllli for his ivcrk in this engage-l 'lll(lll ivzis awarded the-Companion-

1Sfll]) 0t the Bath by His hlzijcsty‘ the

|Klllg. and ivns also lilade Comman-

l(l(‘l of the Legion of Honor by p“. lllt-illlblli‘ c1 France. Cololiel ClllTlL‘

ipllrticipated ill the battles of Fusili-

Ebert and Glvcilcliy in May and Junci iFl I915; zllld. when General Alder.

[sou tlieii c0illmallrlel' of the »1st i (Ziilladian Division was wlthdraivli ilGlll Eligllindolt was to the leader , cf lhc ZndvBrlgarle that commzllldV

of the division was given. with the ‘ifllllk of hliajoi- General. Froill Scp_ écllilber llllﬁ until June 1on7 _c.@i1@i~.,1 , rlllii ihnlniaildvd his division. and‘ hlsiuillrt‘ oi oiﬁcc saw him piirtlci- 111111111»! l" "l-"llly of the hottest bat-l tics of thc war. In Julie 1916 the.‘ division was deeply committed once: lilore lit Yprcs. ivhcn the Germans made ii strong bid to sweep awiiy Canadian opposition ill all effort tol open tllc Wily to tlic Channel ports!‘ It} frills thb utilicks of ills command Wilt. i restored the ground previous- g lost to the enemy on Obscrvatol

idge. Mount Sorrel and S. t -

WOOCl. . “w ‘my Seven ivceks later saw the Cimud-|

ions engaged ' ‘ Struggle on the Somme, a Cflllttdlflll Division took part in hrucli of the severe tigthing their in D1 Culess. On Pozicres Ridge. Moqliegi . ' Ffmlll- Le 5111's. Pys and at the R9

Issuer] by Authority of Charles Stewart, Minister of the interior.

Hi5 m?“ cllgagﬁlllﬁlll. as conlmaim der of the Canadian Corps was rim;

authorities the cqiyldjnnq mm“ \ n ( ‘ id on the cilemy losses that were pl-‘QJE Dortlonateiyi greater than any s" . gilllllfutLsby the GOFIIIIIIIS. either prior - cquent to that battle. This

.. . iii‘ ivas foilght i A ii]! I . followed theiilthenﬁiiash 1917‘ There m I

'| Passclieildale Ridge ' WW1 on Nov. 6. 1917. This closed _ ‘ 8t year. bu‘ ‘ *" “veggie 51111118 of 191B the Canadian;

Engaged in repulsing i]... 811011;; Geluiinn attack of March 21 in the vicinity of LCIISJIIIG of Mﬂlﬂ 29 lll f rorii. of Ari-as. It was the Canadian Corps ilndcr Sir illrhllr Currie vviilcli struck the ._ illCftvlfﬁl. on August 8 and 9 at Aml- ‘~ . f3px.icgtributlngtnaost to what Lu-‘ i ' " " ‘ f our c irirai: cl" zed as "G ' -. . . _ lor-s milk 1m." n. c...........§‘Z-l‘.. cuscd lilrlr (left-at on thosc two (lays _____ by llrr‘ words of Von Hillier. Liidcu- llir capital of Cililiida and rcnulllcd chllrlicierlsllcs:

dcrllls liriztlicr-ili-liliv.zllid i-nmlllaii- Ottawa. lii: was present. when the‘ l(l(‘l' of tllc deflate i

lhr slight. wiry uc- Lyon ltllickclizle. grandfather ofllieiivlly I was given the freedom of all tire tliuirir. J.il\(‘ with coliiblltivcllcss. prestllt prime minister. at il tlulcicxclilislvc sct. _ ' f , . the rapid llowol words in tl sonleqivlirn the lender of thc revolt of 37 "Whcli a mall comes out of ])l‘l.\-‘ » - » --' -..<‘~- l“ >i-"" ‘r-r ':' . . the cliti.‘ oi Buildings was laid by the PﬂllCl‘ otrwhht high-pitched acid \UICL‘, Iht “as issuing, Thr iatlioi iii "Io in l{(‘rli‘lf\_l rﬁtlgylrllllriixllriltxgl: hr cclelii-al- Wales in Illtiil and his mil-rest m‘ihirohlprollilsliill ilnquallllcd story 0f oiltv- _‘ _ r i’ _ 1111“; ‘gm "lwq: E-v hTlilgm-Rg, From then (m lmmjcs begins in tilosc pre-C0n10d-|tlic contrast bciwlcll a party ivliolh; sonic clllllel IPXIICIIIVIICL“; ob liens lni _ w; _ ' h linidml ‘vh; ed blow after (mum. 5mm. of Canada. l-Iv Blurb-good or nearly si. and one trembling impel work vtele oblallii y l. lcle ale . a! h h . ilt Arras ii. ml ,.<. political P1111191‘ 11$ 11 SDQHKPYIoll the brink of lltlKllllflll. the rv-lwllson in Iiamllton. _Ont.. but at huligei to fllllvhlltllﬁil. eILeag- [hp “MM (nu-S n; August 19m H1010“ helm“. (A H“, “new; pm-ty in fusd‘ w m“. or 115k quarter. Pres-Itllc age of l_7 he settled in Port Hope uc- of the stlfllglltuRilfld gives lllﬂr-E Caliul du Nerd. in September. Cnm- 187B and ll. wus his immediate suc-Imn. ihc organizer. the platform dC-‘illldv with his father engaged in pro,- liieii their chiancf. v captured by the Ct-lnudlnns W55 that dPfOYlllllIPtl his (‘hreclw hater, the pnmphletccr. the illﬂflllﬁfifllltflllg the Polt Hope Guide. f The ol-gal: cat onnls llllll by tllc early in October, and so m, m yap “pm. ‘m. u...“ 3n yillars.“ continue-i of pliriy strategy \\':ls a pcrsenlil-I I had all the ups and downs o irieii lll(‘l'llbf'.l\(’b. l icy ciolose anti cllclelilics and Mons where tho wiii-‘My Dafoh. "he was in the thick O1 cnilnn of the Liberal lighting spirlnthc country newspaper. said" Mr. ioiich fol ill cliud dates, vi in must‘ ll. 191B. m‘; iiblilitfﬂl battle. 'l‘hcn followed Quill!‘ the bcsl known and Ctiftflinltﬁwilfiml. "principally the downs. be under twenty-seven ytlilPS of agi. Following the “m. the Canadian 15 yams or Sol-VICE abroad in var- as lt showed itself ill the long aiidg uMr. Wilson hgs made freiiulent ’ aléelgnl‘ Offplllﬂblttlﬁlgl be dsBli? ¥°V"'l1l111'i111 llllllolllfﬂd S11‘ Arthur mus official capacities. First. 1n the never-ending‘ cillilgalgli strctchlntzitllps to Eulopc, ut in genera ills vc c 019' u ‘Illitlll elsip, an I specter Gen- immlgratlilil department. and lifter-rpm“ the disaster of 1873 to the not wandered far aﬁeld from Port takes chulnctei and determination crowning lliercles of I896. He be- Hope. He is nine years’ younger to qualify. come the bcst known and Certnlillyﬂllllll Mr. Preston, with whom he is --y0u Cannot 5M, to n "m" ~39. the best abused of nil the Llbcl"al‘!£'0-dr-f@11dﬂ11t l11 I111? Sllll- gcnd and llVf! on air.“ said Miss Ev-i

champions of that time." nn-Tliomas. "Elnployment is the

Mr. Prestnnls '77 years present u first necessity. Employers have help- Wilfred Lnuricl‘ was defeated ill kaleidoscope Ill ivhleh the great po-i ed splendidly. and their help has

to c-lnilda and he was employed 111 iiilciil figures of the past rise up and‘ been amply justified. Only olicc lii. <5“... ilﬂpcl-tlrlrl capacities by tllcilivc again. i seven ymrs has a member of the hi-ltilh i'1)\‘f‘.l‘l‘il1lf‘lll.. With the com? The volume referred to is Mlnj _ League let ills employer down. lint: of the Uilloil government durtnuiPrcstonﬁs second work. the first be-l v "I have here a letter froln ii lad the Will‘. Mr. Preston returned (ﬁling his "The Llfc and Times of strvllig sentence for a jewel theft.“

"In the last two decades of tlzc (iaillidlhn politics as the fEciil‘1’t‘$"IL1‘§1;- llfllTl slrlitlicoiili.“ isrllicndcgzlyltiglgitiildtzh;lpileylllhairee rglgllagggi

19th century. now sunk by nearly 30 tlvr overseas of the Cuna an - - A ' ‘

' . - _ , . . - ~ ithc East End of London allttle blind t n1 i; ii i U Le d years beneath times horizon. nil vials lii the WﬂI-IIIIIO elections. y“ mm Whwmrm the League o‘ the o re lin i m o le agile an v

_ ‘ .. L . M w can...“ 5hgrﬂy give hllli another chalice. Usually iii the country's lisiiiognamésirililgii aftgihhifiliilltlcontlnues Mr. Dafoco For the past half century F. W. Straight Road- They have Ileﬂflf/lconvictlon means expulsion for life. . _ . . , . -. em

» - l -- " 11 imprisoned-usually fcrnul this boy ma tried so hﬂfd at which included nearly evpryboqiyh~wvhs ll figure oi some blolnlnencq Wilson has been a country editor, |11 , . . klicw W. T. R. Preston or kncwlln the Liberal convention of l9l9.|ln that period advancing through all the“. 111F111)’ 01169 Wﬁrlfefl mﬂétll"

imhhh- 1114* mop urrcacli Nulunou. vsllirl- llli-y uill tllki- til fresh sup- plltx. Alli-r a cruise of the islands lllt‘ vilclit will leave lor Honolulu. ulld lriiill tilrri- will i101" 511" Film‘ risen. The Wfl1i$111l‘l1 l-‘Xlwcl l" rriurli lllcii- (icsliiiiitliiii ill J\ll_\'.

d German Arlirv. fcliiidlllull stone nl the Plirlliiliicnt

till‘ Frclivll Army and t ed Caliadlilii Corps."

iBy British lYnitcd Press) :1Yli.\' ‘Y. .\' S. \\'. April 1'1 --.\ idarlllg voiwlgii across ilic Pauli: w .Shii Francisco is lJPIIIQ iiladc by tiw __\'llCl‘il§lll(‘ll in ll sixteen-loll Amelia; Lilllt‘ Juicer ll. '

Ill search of adventure. Ales. :< Kclglitlcy and Lllldcmilth sci. 0H1 from Newcastle. G2 miles north oi Sydliry. cu March 3. and by the tiiiil- they rrlich their llcstliliilloii. till-ii" wishes will silrely" have been ll(lt‘— qilately fulﬁlled.

The craft. which is fitted Wllllllh auxiliary engine. has been stocked with sufficient fucl and provlsiolisto

Mr Lindi-lliiiili is a iiienllier oi the Babylon Yacht Chili. New York. 11111! his Lllni- Juli-er l is TNXJRIIISLKI as on» hi‘ illl- llcsi l'l'|lll|l|’lt‘(l i-exseis ol il.<: kind in llic world For mnlly \‘t lirs Mr. l-{eiitlllli y \\‘il.‘- lltlulﬁlled t0 ll)!‘ i\il.~lr.lll:lll Navy (is commander of the Yllrru. lle is u iuitivo 0f Nilvtxistli‘ ililll is ivcll-known in giziclilliii; ril-vli-s in New South Wal- es.

Japan. and later to the continent of signed to. become Principal of Mc~ Europe."

This function he Mr. Preston rellilililrd lii Enlllandl ,__ <‘>______

Crooks Taught T0 Run Straight

(By British United Press) l.().\'ll().\‘- April ‘J1.’ Theri- is ‘ll

ccedrd Sir Auckland Geddes. tlicli

ambassador Washington.

W. T. R. PRESTON

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BIRITS “ART-BLENDE” TWIN SHINGLES

F. W. WILSON

A null rim will liiil. “tdlilkf safe. flrc resistant. proof

ton til another of the principals 111.1921 and 1925 the libel action. nnd ll is of an ar-ihome in P01‘! tlcle written by him and published.mlnlscenccs." in the Port. Hope GUIDE in June]

the“ rpm-pd to hlsoirfhil his llfc. The Port Hope ClUIm-‘lof mind who thus describes the aims Then one day. in an

Hope to write ills lT-JVIIUSE destinies he directs. is one 0110i ll“! 111118110 11nd U16 10111111101‘ 0f ' ‘the oldest newspapers in Canndaqllﬁ lWi-llﬂnllﬂlﬁ-

having been founded lii 1831 by.

impulsive mo-‘ ment. he slipped back and attempt-i ltd this theft."

"During the war." said Miss Ev-i The League of the Straight Road, “rm-mung m thlgfflll-Tlltllflflﬁ. I met an ex-burglor, has forty members and runs two‘ mormecuon is m;- rncg m,“ 5on1.- 0r| Wilt’) had done well in the Army iif- ﬂourishing football teams. 1t meetsj “Trns of thousands of people iiol-‘the type and fixtures employed toi W‘ bvlﬂl! 1916115011 i101" 11118011 i011" "19 "PM "l 31- MBfllﬂ-lllrthe- actiVlty i-Ic was born in Byioivn ed lilin ill action.“ says the review. sci up the paper nearly a century! lllf‘ 1111111051‘ 0i 511114118. He tntro-lFlvlll-ﬂ R1111 M All HMIOWI. Mtlrk-

. l l i and lllSi ago were purchased from William ductd inc to his friends. 811d ln thlllune-

BIRDS Q00

fI/m 34mm‘ Trove 271mm Tiart.

It ls however in his role of Lih-

reston is hi his

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