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maintained against its neighbor na-' tions and the recent military exer- clses o! United. smell troops. in‘ Nicaragua. To the limits of jus-‘l lice. the suggestions and requlre~ ments o! a. foreign government should be received with all courtesyfi Courtesy is shown In deeds as well as in words. It has been defined as “kindness, complalsance, nf-l

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Stage 1s. Most Lucrative of ‘Arts, 1 [Declares Ziegfeld- Follies Star

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Ruth ‘Etting, Artist and Actress. Finds Stage a Gold Mine

New York Cily~—'l'lle xtzigc is 1c only one uf the urls lllut puys » ‘LYN tllt- landlord und 111i‘ nlllk- l.'.t‘.l’l 11s Vlflll us the artist's }'(‘lil‘ll< ing for fume and n creative out-

Ruth Ettillg. singer, dancer, song writer, star in the ncw Zieg- feld Follies, speaks with the ci>ll~ fldence that copies with tho kilowlcdge of a four ligurl- 1t week contract zlt hand.

"A painter may pnillt plaster" pieces, :1 musician llliiy ilc u. scr- olld Mozart, but; the chances urt- lzrcat that the musterpicccz: may not be discovered until lifter the piillllttl‘ is buried, and the nlllsl- (‘liill may IIIJVOI‘ have i-nougll luuney to hire a llulL" dccl_lll‘i'>‘- lilies. Ettillg. “This is especially

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in which she may earn further fume."

While the young ‘actress who only u short time 111:0 left her home ill David City, Nebraska, is enthusiastic. over the stage as n cnrccl" for women, she warns th: modern girl that she.‘ must h" rcudy to meet the demands: of the stage.

“Few artistic professions de- lllmld as much brain and brawn work.

“Perhaps that is. the reason for the large salaries. in nly 0w; case, every song must be sepn. rutely studied as each picture must be clear to the audience for both cye» and ears. I um singing :1 waltz ballad now ‘Honolulu liluoil,‘ in which the composer has captured the music of the area, not; the angry, ominous, 111151117111 of turbulent wives but. the haunt- ing Illflltld)’ of South Sell waiters.

“I try to express :1 music that

‘eminent patronage lander which

l attention when amendments lo the

is tho lullaby, the love s-olile: of 1m isbllld peo le, the inclining, plum- llVUIIUHS 011K111‘ sen that surrounds tin-m.

“'l‘lli:: is by no nil-ans cur-y and l \\'ill‘l(t‘(l for weeks before 1 got the desired effects.

“Stage life is glorious, tllrill- ' illp, lucrative, but every thrill clairvls its quota of the hardest

true when the nrtisi: happens. to be l1 womllll. A cniwwr nn the stage, if the woman is truly tul- cnted, brings its reward, 11171.11 nlozzetpry and artistic, whlh- the mmlun IS still young enough V] cxljoy lhut reward. The wurhl oi the tllentre is u rapid mOViIIIL‘ world, and more or loss faithful once itohas placed the laurel _ , _ wreath on n favorite. To uwomllll kind of mebtzll and ofteil physical who makes good on the stnglyundelrlor. .- 1 hcvent one re; there nre many prclitublc yealxiilzrzt- "i . 111 11101051510115- L

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not only ‘ nations, but beq tween neighbors and between the members of femilierh-tortlle limit of that which is just and right. 8t. Paul gave good advice when he‘ wrote, "Be kindly aifectioned one to another. with brotherly love in honour preferring one another." -‘ ‘ f" t " ' Rejoice with them that do rejoice and weep with them that weep. Be ol‘ the some mind one towurck another. Mind not. high things, but condcscend to men o1‘ low estate" Thot is the rule oi’ courtesy; and if it. were always fol- lowed there would be less bickering than there is mnongnlationn", part- ies_ communities, churches, famil- ies: lmd individual ‘melfend women. I am. Sir, cic, A FRIEND.

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Sin-You do well to condemn in strong language the system oi.‘ gov-

g00d men and women are turned‘ out. of office merely because they are supposed to belong to "the other party,“ and party healers, without experience in the work to be done or ability to do it, are given oflice in their stead. The encouragement of men of inferior ability to look for Government positions held by others is n. meanbusinessr-mean on the part of the government and the, acceptance of office held by other persons is mean on the part of the office-seekers. More than that it is evidently not. for the good of the country. That a. man or woman who cannot or does not do well the work required by the Government should be turned out of Office is right and justifiable; but. that a. man or wo- mun who can and does well the work required should be dismissed to make room for one who is inex- perienced and mcapable, is wrong and unjustifiable. I am, Sir, etc., NON-PARTISAN

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DOCTOWS SCRIPTS

Shy-The question of "Scripts" has been under serious consider-l- tion and may absorb considerable

Ari are before the Legislature- With me ll has been the subject or much thought, 11ml i have for n long limo lmportllnetl to publicly express my views» i do not apeak for lilo Alliance or anybody or class, lhel-le observations, whether acceptable or otherwise, are ‘my owll.

I do not approve o; imiting un- conditionally the number of scripts to, be zilloietl to medical. men. l doulll. it a restriction which jeop- ordizotl n. physician's proper Lreecll; nlelll of hill I111liPl\1.'\\'D121(1 1m slwi tallied in our collrlll- I would wil- lingly ondnrse the Total prohibition 0i‘ the. use. or nll-ullol, even for mall. il-imll use. 'I‘llis 1111K been dorm in sevl-l-nl Slates lll lhe Union, Imi our Province ill not yet sufficient- Iy ildVlillfvil ill sentiment for this, and for some yours. at lconl. liquors for mellleinzll DIIFDOSPH must 1H‘. lo!- cruloll. -

My plan oi‘ olmrzilion would bee» (ll No limit nl‘ scripts In llullli~ fitll- prnvtiileilorll. except. when r0- sltricled by law 11s u penalty for tilt-ll‘ mil-ruse. '

(‘ii All increase ill the severity oi‘ Ill!) penalty upon doctors fol‘ their unlawful use-mid a i<ll'i‘il"l- eulortlelnonl. of such Dlllllfllllllfllll- ’l‘llcro are illmlicul men ulunllpsl '19». and Lilo world over, of the IligI1~ 12*: standing who declare that 1110.0- ‘lul is useless 41s a lllfifilfillillli‘ igcnt- in the other llalnl we have "110111081 authorities of the lilghcal standing and sincerity who lnuin- tliill it tn In» useful and necessary. i-‘nl- our present purpose tllnrc iR no need to dlacut-lll this Dliilflfl- Ollr medical men as a whole 81'" ‘Ullfillgfil. the mmll. honorable oi‘ our citizens. and ill their profelmlflnfll YbllgZNlQIlfl wnllitlve, as lllcy haul‘. x right lo be, of the. cathlcs of their calling. A few, and the number constitutes a lilnitcd percenr-ISP- we. more or less lax in this llelllla of professional nlld public duty- 11

varying (lcgrees strong in the mal- '91‘ or respect for their professional ltnnding, and, Ill my opinion, very few applications of the penalty and ‘egul discipline would bring them ‘lilo concord with their own frui- ornlly.

ill tho past working of tho 8911' ‘cm it must ho admitted that our loolors have been under excessive UIIIOYBIICB from tlloco who drink. 1nd persistently pleading for the heaps to ullny their thirst- This

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slriciel‘ application 01' tile penultyzshuwinigun _ _ _ _ __

courts any il‘ the matter came beJMay lore lhem for review’! And if the July collrls "were not applied to, or ill‘ ' they railed to speak-what would] ' public opinion have t0 say in the May matter? I July (‘Dill-Pu to this, a young doctor, ocmber" frcs-llhfrom college, without any’ Gflillfl shed practice~antl without ". need of scripts-As given the aamel

restraint upon tllcir usage other than what his i

conscience prescribes. I this’ 1631151111111 PM“) Qqnily? _ S | MONTREAL, Jan. 23.—Dominion

l have henrll of the protest oi u“ $1991‘ b1a11°11"°11@119 "$001005 mtullealmen who esteem the pre- 835- W111i a COmPQFB-llvell! 118111

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mm,- honqywaufl one o; the“ i, U. average quality of the cattle was nly knowledge ofanirl'eproachable'b911/e1'~ Four 01' five. loads of seed temperance reputation. Why should 519E115 W919 8011i 111‘- Priliefi 1111181118 we withhold from that clalze- or from $10.65 to $11-25 and Just med- pllysleluns. who are deserving lo 111m 111181115! light steers brou8111» the nlmnlat, that confidence which $10.00. Top heifers 1110113111’ $10-00. we so freely give to our judgea, plain to mediu mkinds $8.00 to $8.30, our educational leaders, our imv- and common $7.00. Common cows limiters ului our governments‘! and medium quality cows sold from |.\ly proposal 1H not lo destroy $5.50 to‘ $7.00. Good cows brought

H | m“ cnrreuh would place u“ (“Dominion Bridge ' ‘ _ I ' I _ ‘ ‘ ‘in ’l‘lle (illurdiun, (lllpclIleiln'.-1 pull-l m"- medlca] mp“ m a paflmun m vllliil‘ novel, “bile-r. BJHYII X. \' ().‘ esnane m“, mlnoyuntae 11y a 51511.11] Banks lWulch out for first chaiptea: and legally established refusal. —-~

An inequity of the present Syu- Bonk Royal _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ‘ _ _ _ __ 340 l SPECIAL TRAIN to Sllmmerside.‘ tom is here zipparcnl. An old prac- Bank Montreal . . . . . . . . . . . . 335 ifilluy leaving here at 4:20. lllh” n1.‘ iillonel- wlrllunexlenslce practice " iUlTliPSIlYl lml-onlilnllles. ~ is limited to 50 scripts- lIe has ex- when; 1995-1-23-21 Ilauelteti these and his fifty first Mam“ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , L _ H x3074, 1 —-——— l patient lfl__flvl‘lfllliily ill, and in hlSIMQy __ ' ‘j 131;, I WHOLESALE PRICES m ALL,‘ ...... .......... lI8lP((!(- l s were refileed tyl " ‘ (flearunce l)£‘f()l'l‘. pluck-milling 0111' 11111110118’ and the results werei Corn filonr» ill McLeod Linlilell. 2010 dumagiliz or fntui, what would OUT-jflarch _ _ _ L _ _ _ I _ _ ‘ _ _ _ I _ _ _ _ _ 83 ' _.__._ l

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1118 power of the Commission tn limit llle number of scripts in all cases, but to exempt its operation as against the luw abiding major- ity 0f our medical men- When a (orator so far forgets his duly lo the public as to tranllgress both in letter and lll spirit our Prohibition Act, lwolliil llluisi upon his Ileinl: penalized cltllol- by n. llnlil to hill script uliclmtnll. or by :1 tolal iii“ urivuliuil of his opportunity in pre- scribe liquor ill all.

ll might be who». to make 11 stub. 1181')’ limit of npy from 25 lo .1 1 as may be adjusted Sufficient furl tllc purpose, beyond which any ex-l (3056 would ho prinla fnciu evlllenc . 0i‘ collusion. l0 which lli question would have to produce iuutilicatioll l0 ensure relief from. the penalty of linliluiion of 111K ur-ripl. allowance.

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the doctor $

the community whose uiilileulu are‘

$7.50 to $8.00, and choice cows pink- ecl out $8.50. Bulls were from $6.00 to $8.50 with a few thin light ones at $6.25.. .

Quotati0ns-Buf.cher steers, good $10.50 to $11.25. Medium $9.75 to $10.25, common $8.50 to $9.50. But- cher heifers, good $9.00 to $10.00. Medium $8.25 to $8.75, com- mon $7.00 to $8.00, butch- er cows, good $7.50 to $8.50, medium $5.500: $7.00, canfiers $3.25 w $4.00. cutters $4.00 to $4.50, butcher bulls ggod $7.00 to $8.50, common $5.25 w

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Cali‘ receipts 533. Good venls were in demand, and sold from 11.50 to 12.00 in small lots and very thin sucker calves brought $10.50 $11.00. Grarc calves sold from $5.75 to $6.10.

Quotationc-Good weal $11.50 m $12.50; common $10.25 to $11.00: grass $5.75 to $6.10.

Sheep receipts, 302. Lambs sold higher. a small lot fairly good lambs sold from $11.25 to $11.50, and one lot oi‘ twenty were picked out at $12.00. common lambs and bucks ‘sold together brought $10.25 to $11.00. Sheep $4.00 to $6.00.

,1 Quotations-Ewes $4.00 to $6.00.’ good lambs $12.00. common $10.25 llo receipts, 1, 847. There |werc not enough hogs on .sol ctodcy to supply the demand and ticarly all sales this morning were 0t $9.50 flat and lo local but- chers. Tile bulk of the hogs received were on contracts made last week- end and on the basis of $9.25 with o. _b0nus oi‘ $1.00 per hog on selects and

jlldglnollt. to the problem and ev-'a cut of 50 cents per hog on shops

and $9.25 fiat, about halt‘ the hogs were contracted for on tlw graded

to restrict the use of inioxicnnlrl. busts. sows $7.75 to $8.00.

M-o-Q-ii- COOKERY COURSES FOR MEN

The declaration of Sir Robert Home, speaking at the Glasgow Col iege of Domestic Science recently. that. a cookery class for poor and isolated single men should be es-

HALIFAX, Jan. 23'.-Quotci.ions tabllshed, has found many cham- W rd, pions among leading educators of Basel: Europe.

J. P. Thomas, of the Bat- tersea Men's Institute of London. strongly favors the teaching of cook- ing m men, and his institution has established a men's class in the art. Among the pupils are both married

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1UTE.-'l‘lle rllgulul- meeting of ihcl Brzlishalv “Emir-ifsilllslillltc met! ill lilo llolnn o1‘ Ml-‘I. .l. l), Iiiackllull m Wednesday evening. .lur.\l~.lry lillll, Wlill I7 memlnzrs and 2 visit- 41TH prl-uelll. After the usual open- ing ext-wiser: lilo lnilltlteu ul‘ the lrfvlfluilt-i meeting were lead and zip. I)I‘I.VI'(|, A drinking fountain (0 ml. cztiluclty), 11nd 0. lunch cup- 110M111 with Wat-distant] illllivllhiePi were ordered tn be purchne-led im- mediately for Ill‘: school, A "inn- millin- consisting of Mrs, .l. W. Mallinllalll, MIN. lI. D. Mat-Nevin, ‘and Airs. John hlHFQIIGPPlG \\'(l1‘€~ w -. , - ,., Y .“l'7.‘;°.‘.i§lf’".l? iii i’ZKI»'I.l""‘l‘."‘.I..3l

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