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mi lliiiiilliiiiilili Glilflillll

loula; Dali; (lauded men i530 In: n“ (la advance) ‘ llama. “JO paryaar (la advance) ldbdlaoaaadaarrrlflnlhdltatoo.

Incident-I. Oloflll’ B. Helm". Vice-a moment-J. B. Barnett. Illa! all Hillier-J. l. Rune“. Auociata Editor-D. K. Cur-Ila. Jourdan-Hut. (lo-r. D. A. llaolilnnllll. l). s. 0o

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1927

TIIE NEW LEADER tice, deviated from it. They have ——- _ at different times lost support by it The p.‘ i business for which in certalnsections, but the principle the great Liberal-Conservative Na- of protection has been an unchang- tionai Convention was held this ing silver cord running through week at Winnipeg was accompllsh-‘their every move and this princi- ed yesterday afternoon by the elec- pie will eventually dominate Cana- rion of the Hon. R. B. Bennett. dian politics and make Canada K. C, M. P., as leader. The new what its great opportunities and leader has been an outstanding flg- natural resources entitle it to be. ure in public and political life for There is no country in the world the past twenty years. He is a that has greater opportunities for brilliant orator and a most incisive progress and development than Can- debatcr. The Maritime Provinces ada and when the gospel of Canada have reason to feel proud of the for Canadians is preached and prac- fact that the new leader is a. Mari-l ticed from coast to coast, she will timer, having been born at Hope-j have come into her own. _ well, N. B., receiving his universityl ‘ education at Dalhousie. For the? ALLlANcfi AND qgvggyqmgyqqg past twenty years he has been re-l _..._.

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i-OO-QOOOO-OQ-OO-O-O-vQOOINOQ-vvo The Kicking llorse Trail l _,______ odour u 1927 Q. Where is the Kicking Horse . l

Notes by the. Way

THE speed mania is much in voguol in these days, now that the civ-l ilized world is on wheels and motor; cars recklessly driven, sometimes byl drunken drivers. are marking in red the places where their victims have fallen. But the speed mania is not‘ a new thing under the sun. Swift‘ runners had become famous ages ago. One of them brought the newsl

‘Trail? '~ . l _ A. The Kicking Horse Trail is -- l l JOY FROM 5EEKING~—l?llI'I‘lF_ the name of the new motor road 91%" 311"“ ‘ ' >232? $3112 it“ ..2“‘;33?..$‘.I‘.‘°......1 2,13,; '33:? 3,533“ ggmigbgygwg

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- I‘.- ‘Giory ye in his holy name: let the Golden in British Columbia and . TENNIS “ml ‘heart of them rejoice that seek the wlllcb b“ been leoolllll, opellebl It to Athens in record time of the great ilm-llb Psalm 10533, l5 probably the mo“ allbllloblve victory at Marathon, 22 miles dis-i gillllbgav‘; bee“ hearmglabou‘ lflelp"! PRAYERI~MBY ell-ch 0‘ "5- $96k motor route to be found in any tant, and although that event 00-!“ e w or years’ ,3“ Pow ,, 0y ‘he 19rd’ While He "my be ‘mm ~ lmountain region and is full of Wave Wm‘ ‘he!’ "l" ‘Ennis lell- I -thr‘ills for these who negotiate it 1t curred more than 2,300 years in the Tllls ls ll llalll all’ or Jllsl below lrb-Alllllllgv-ll ralso forms a Secllon ollhe sown-file past, the Marathon race of today the calf of the leg, and is so painful l ll l, Th u molol. loop "om Balm m wllldeb holds its place in the records of lthat the patient usually kleepsloll. Why lclalllllmyseitf rlucllfilrlillc. o . lllele and llll the Colllllllllll valley w l athletic competmorh ‘fhxsetrégg or hobbles about m glyeatlDespisgdrobaviller rgjected vbecausfliaolden. v

. _ . Th .. ll" d loll Horses have bee" "alum Now as this condition occurs in a ou se en _o”+.+.+“.“““."‘“.

, _ rmigreat many “people who do not play ll Thou couidst live for others, and 5P9"! all“ ‘he “hall” Th9“ °f ‘m’ tennis, it nray be worth our while tol die upon a cross I Modern cient Rome and Greece still live inlconsider it. The death of male-factors, is myl song and story. and are repeated on} What happens ls that the tendon By nonrzrrra urn-z

life such a loss? _ _ ithat lifts the heel up when you me modem m“ Hacks the worldiraisc on your toes gets stretched, If Thou couidst face death's tor- +o4++u uoonouooooowa

over‘ Th“ "Wm smPs" o‘ Jobsland sometimes some fibres are torn. ments with words so noble. a day were but slow-going craft corn-lyou can gel, some idea ol- lllo Sm. 111ml Q. Upon recognizing ll friend, pared with the “clipper" sailing ves-lof this tendon by taking hold of it "Forgive them, 0 My FatirerblTheylWhO boys first. ‘he lllllll Ol‘ till‘ seis that preceded the age of steanLi-ms‘ above ‘ho ‘we! bmle- “mw no‘ ‘ma.’ ‘hey d°' |w°man'

- - . - . You can understand how import-‘Tllvll F91‘ I10 Dfllh lh dying. Thou A. Th0 Woman. and within the hfetnne of many wlro am lllls tendon ls because ll really sugared all Thy lllel Q How long below a wolldlllll

m“ “W ‘hclslmed of swamships' lifts the whole weight of the body To just live for all others and setfmlly Sifts b0 Sell‘? railway trains, and motor cars haslwhon you raise yourself on yourl such “justice" rife, A. As early as two months before.

been increased beyond all dreams of 100s. Ill fact l‘ l5 ‘T10 largest ‘chdhh l _ _ mg wiigmglll _ ll l d _ _ i llcsslblllly lll olllllol. dllys_ and lllo or cord, in the body, _ And now. as then. Flrou baviour, l l. a irnler srou ‘guests be Naturally a tennis player, m scrr- thc law of man holds sway! I h Yodllwd lie-full‘ 0F 8W" ‘hPY all‘,

Sldellt lh Cillllflfl’ Whcre he was a» As intimated elsewhere in this. Farmer 0‘ ‘he 18"‘ smhmrlissue a delegation of the Provincial. Lflllilhwd. K70». ‘h ‘he Pmcmce 0i Temperance Alliance waited upon! hlW- H9 hi“ hm?" i‘ lhehlbel‘ °‘ ‘h°lPr-emicr' Saunders and his col-ll 50"“ 0‘ Comlhmls ‘m’ CEIEEWYJIcagues on Monday night.‘ Mr. -W. since lllll, and, under the Bordenlgl Benlleyl l; C" was the bblllclplll Uhilm Gmerhmeh‘ he “'55 ‘he Dirwspokesnrarr. addressing the govern- ector General of National Service. mom at oollsldelablo llellglll The In the Merghen government, formeddemallds mode by me dolegallolbl shortly before last electron. he was alas reported’ are "lose understood at: member ""11 plflYed a Plflmlhchbthe time to have been in accordance part in the campaign. being one Oflwith the promises made by Mr. ‘he few cabin" Survh/OYS l" ‘h’? Saunders lwhen stipulating for the western provinces. Mr. Bennett isfasslsbance of the Alllallol, The 100K911 "W" as 0'19 9‘ ‘he hes‘ m‘ increase of doctors prescriptions formed and ablest members of the from lwentyqive m {my was not Him“ 0‘ C°mm°l15 l" ‘he $‘fl‘e$' approved by the Alliance and, it is nwn class He will prove a wwel claimed, was not in keeping with 0‘ Shlihgm ‘O ‘he PHYW 85 leflderlMr. Saunder‘s early promises. The

aeroplane of the present century ex- llllll goes llll Oll llls toes‘ lllld llllldll who dares lo Speak ol hlllslloool, sent“? eels all other vehicles in thc swift- llllllsoll- polled the“, wllllb llo Servos we only “mwc obey, A. Before, never afterward.

ness of its movements. ‘And of corirse all through the gamefWhat matter thOlIBh 0X10 ilflill ‘he ___ ho has to be “on his mos," i world and lose his very soul?"

lt has been a subject of complaint Nfm’ o"? 0‘ ‘he SlYIIDIQS‘ \\’¢\i'$ h‘ olPTholl- Tlwsem has‘ §ald i‘! Oh- llllll model,“ "mo", lllovlllg lllollllosllgctirng this trouble in a mild form. help me play my rolc.

‘is by wearing a pair of low heel

wireless felewalphl" radio £mdl°'he“,::lrocs after having worn high irccis My soul is far from spotless. my‘

modern inventions and apphanccsfol- 5mm- qnm conscience far from clean. | By

have tended to unduly stimulate the In the army the low irecl shoe Yet such as l. Thou came to. Thou

speed madness of the present times. "lllsed mam’ T997111“ ‘O drlfll’ (fluff C lllklruzllvgil: wmnlllf mam‘ l _ I ROBERTA LEE ,

Blll llllel. all’ ale llol all of these first, because the low heel stretch 011 111 my 6 110 allllllf. a0oo4eow4vo0w+4o00nn Window Wedge

_ _ ed" this tendon so much. more happy Wflllld I be rather the expression of something, who“, fool dallmgo loal loallllll To mink g0,- Solne good pul-lloso l If the window rattles from the. wind, break a clothes pin in hail,

inherent in human nature that haslrms raken 913mb due lo viorem or. Thou hadst created nre.

developed to fuller proportions in fort, the treatment is to lic down. ~R1°h°l" 3- Velllllflli- and wedge one of the pieces be- tween tire window frame and the

llllsbge o; lush and bully? point the toes downwards. and raise‘ ____ ‘the lreei, and strap up the foot in this condition. This allows the torn lsash. DAILY LESSONS g IN ENGLISH

n’ would seem m“ mweramm fibres to knit. and recovery takes‘: and self-control should be rnculcat~ placcl z ed with regard to car-driving asl In mild cases where only a well as in eating and drinking. The stretching has taken niece. the slln~ g a w l_ G ll

y . . or on o . ' .. . . oo-vo-ooaoo

very strong in many persons, wheth wlll llllse up the heel and lake the one vooaooooawm er they are seated behind a horse Olfisgreggh off the tendon sgrlps of ad. WORDS OFTEN MISUSED. at the wheel of a motor car. A driv-lhesive over the sore spot helps also. Do not say “men they stalled l0

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Grease Spots

For grease spots on delicate fab- rics. touch the spots with chloro- form or ether. Then rub with a dry; cloth until the spot is perfectly dry.l‘

I

l l l l l l ~ - =ple method of putting a large piece‘ n“ um mp" Se o 8st dnvmg “of absorbentcotton under the heel

Cutting Fur l»

ISIT your local Ward}.

man dealer and see there i the wonderful new NUMBER.- SEVEN PEN-with rm red, Bree". Purple, pink, blue or yellow band around the cap. _

The colour band indicates tho style of nib. RED is a “stari- d pen for general G EEN a manifold pen, the salesmaxfs friend; PURPLE, ; stiff, fine point-for accountants; PINK, preferred by stenograph. ers: BLUE, a blunt point for rapid writing; YELLOW, 1' lounded point for heavy writelt You will be delighted withlli

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Guaranteed since 1883 and until ‘r -—one hundred year: o! pen serviul l

p.

Of course in all these conditions, slllgy say obeglllly l " When cuttin! fur, never rise the

scissors. An old razor blade or a

“m! ‘he lac‘ ma‘ he i5 a Marmhlehdelegation therefore asked that the er ‘mder ‘he ‘hfluence °f “Tlimg:

Wm‘ B" “(ml-fled h°m° in ‘he Pmirjlnunrber be reduced to twenty five“ ies will give him a national outlookl-rlle calllllg o; a Soeollll Sessloll all i" cmadia“ P°1m°5~ Th3‘ hisl the legislature, it is understood, was election is popular with the Mari-lone ol tho only plomlsos lll older. timers is evident from the emphat- that the proposed i lo endorsation which err-Premier Should be ellllcloll Stewart sent The Guardian last lll “loll. lllslstallce that the ml” evening “m! which i5 Published mises made to them be carried out‘ elsewhere in this issue.

The Guardian joins with theileolly lllsllllell l whole Liberal-Conservative party The enforcement of the Pmhlbli ‘hl'°"8h°"‘_ celled“ l" hailihg ‘"1 tion Act, it will be admitted, is not‘ new Chief and extending to him all easy task and lll as lal as the heartiest feiicitations. The slogan government cllll lessen the drlnk: m" l5 F°lw°id l" ‘”°‘°‘Y» 38mm“ traffic with all its attendant evils}

and 3cm" Govemmen" it will have the cordial support of: -

LIBERALCONSERVATIVE robrcrlrlh” "lm Heme“ i" ‘he °°"“"y'| rom ses are sacred obligations and l

UDGING ‘by the banner mottos it is unwise to ignore them.

displayed on the walls of the Whflhfll‘ ‘ht’ government shall] Convention Hall at Winnipeg therolgrflll‘ ‘he demands in whole or in: will be no change in the Liberal-i hart has of course not yet been di-, Conservative platform which tlrcIVUIQQG. blltthe Premier Promised to National Convention will adopt ltflkc them under advisement, There may be some elaboration of} ‘-—<-@9>—-—- ’ details. necessitated by economic‘ rum PREVENTION WEEK and industrial developments, bull the corner stone and foundation wiil| THIS- a" “lrwdy anmmnccd l" Tm be those laid down in the National‘ Glmrdiim- l“ clmadah Fl"? PTO‘ Pollcy of Sll. John A Mllbdollald_ lvvcntion Week. and carefuiness and

Here are some of the muttos dis-'m'“°““‘l°" 35mm‘ played’ some ol llllo sollollll loalulos dents from firc are being preached whlcll have cllllrllolollzod lllo Nlb from press and platform throughout

tlonai Policy, the policy of the Lib- eral collservllllve pollly;_ preventable, very largely the result

“What Canada makes. makes Can- of carelessness or ncglec“ _.. Canada's yearly losses from flrc are enormous, but they are decreas- ing encouragingiy through the per- sistent efforts of fire marshals and fire control boards throughout the country. the larger forest areas fire wardens are continuously flying and when a fire is discovered instant means areiadopted to pre- ventits spreading and those means are usually successful. 1n cities and towns municipal regulations for prevention of fires are being con- stantly strengthened and by these means losses are being reduced.

The point in fire prevention, the point that is being stressed is care- fulness and watchfulness. These, if observed, will save country and in- divlduais from tire losses.

EDITORIAL NOTES

amendments

in their entirety the Alliance is per-i

possible acci-

thc country. Fires are very largely

ada

“Manufacture our own raw material at home"

"Confidence inour country, develop- ment of our resources, prosperity for our people"

"Canadian jobs for men" ,

"Agriculture the first consideration"

"Burn our own coal."

'_'_Bulld up inter-provincial trade"

"Good roads from coast to coast"

"Development within the Empire."

And more to like effect. all mean- ing in reality the same principle,

Canada for Canadians. This has

ever been the policy of the Liberal

Conservative party, the policy which

alone can build a prosperous Cana-

da. It means maintaining the prin- ciple of protection for everything

Canadian, for Canadian industry.

for Canadian agriculture, for Cana- We understand the potato crop is

dlan commerce. It means Canada rapidly being harvested and with a

Over

Canadian wo-

‘the use of heat and massage, brings

OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: in-

|drink is a potential man-slayer. all‘

‘very sharp knife should be used to

about a cure in much shorter time, - ll l w -- 1 am‘ first 5y ab e m‘ a as n cut through the skin at the back. l

the more dangerous to others and besloes glvlllg blle patient himself because he may think lrim- 1mm the pain,

self entirely sober. He should not.

be tolerated, but should be punished .

relief “name;- OFTEN MISSPELLED: flimsy; not z.-

SYNONYMS: chief, Chieftain,

frrddled condition arises from liquor‘ obtained from Government sale at l t b . . ._._ §.Q.§...Q the vendor's shop, or from a smug-l gier or a bootlegger. j

jword: REJECT; to refuse to ac- lcept; discard. "His proposal was re- ‘jected by the committee."

l u-i-{aa- DON'T WHIMPER

Royal Securities Cor- poration, established in 1903, controls a Dom- inion-wide organization for the service of in- vestors in Canadian securities — Govern- ment,Municipal,Public Utility and Industrial. We invite inquiries, and shall be pleased to submit offerings and quotations upon re- quest.

ARTICLE 4.

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._ 1. Does the present-day parent There rs no country on earth wherelcompllm favorably a ol, ulllavombly crimes of violence. robbery and ban-lwllll mo pal-ell; of p”; senor-

ditry are so prevalent as in thdations? n" m’ "h“°*‘°pl“"7 l kmw‘

United stares under prohibition. or: 2- To will" "mml w“ llamml‘ "Elli i.ii'.'§..‘.’§.-Tiii.i‘sfii.l'ei.ili‘llii where the number of persons killedblamed n” Juvenile de nquency'f.'l‘he irurt m’ seeing castles fall;

, '1 and maimed on the highways is sol“? lgaxhztllgelirlflieslly colllllolllllg: Bu! after‘ all the tears are shed.

glean Tllls ls a matter fol. our ologenvlronmellt and Collllllalllollslllpllfilet hack to work and look ahead. hibiltion ‘friends to consider and tolgllzlililllclldtlhe character of the child aslNollllng ls luenlled [by deal“. exp arln if they can. Hitherto theyl 4 D6 o“ belleve l" the prlnclplclTimn flies while you are whimper- have ignored it and refused to ans-lot ' rang educallloll, ll so wlllltl. ing there, weblo the ollalgo The mobs all, Sholfid ll include, ' ' lit one iroile dies. tomorrow morn indisputable. 5. At what age do you think par-i §.'l‘,‘,’,‘“‘,‘,§§§,,“',‘l‘,’l‘,',‘,f' ""°,",,"°.“.'~ ' - lent education should start? Should‘ lzolm ‘ v t‘ o” Hi

And it is equally truc that thciit be before or after marriage? liq-bl, lllllllol. wlllll lll, llllolllllll lllll Province of Quebec, which was tlrel 6~ D°_Y°" ‘hlnkll "h; ‘lndusmnegll. . first to adopt Government. Controliggfilcglllgl: gcllgllllltllrlnljgh‘; i133; wlTlln gblllmtrs mid lard that Yflll lvil of the liquor traffic. is also first and lllolom-c ti“; pilot-teal well-being OFIAri ri 1i snm '

- -. - =. -»-=: l‘ "i. foremost in adopting stringent and the country‘? ll," ovoly oxllil llollllflillllpl flow“ effective mcasrlrcs lo make hcr high- BY MostMxvl-l $rlrlllllilshoil beeps you just that much longer‘ ways safe for all classes of people C m- om" °- d°“'"- .

, ’ ' , . - T] . I , 5 . w ranked high alhuhl! ‘he Clmadianja weakened sense of parental res- (Jruruhiiug your flu-tun.- wml-l lmlhijit 1i;

provinces in the exemption fromliponsibility. 'I‘hcrc arc so many prove. {ll d k -~ | - ' 3 ~-1 l agencies now assuming the work of , _ ‘Hm ‘mfwbb {mi heilm-ls Eu m? ‘iluiding and caring for (zirlldrcn that. Monti What is irroklvn Ii vuu run l’ " “tandmh m“ " mm“ dwmdllhc pal-mm 9,151, {hep- rcsplmsibm. 0r hear im ruin as a mun i Fskmd i" ma‘ "Fowl position Anddies on those agbncics. ljhl‘ longer you bvwziii your luck. |\ 1t was not prohibition that placcril g_ 1nmosslbll. lo apllollloll blbl-llc 1hr lonfivr m Ibo mire ymfrnhl . our province at the head of the iistbetween parents and environment. i“ ill‘ - ll l l l l l l‘ I l I (‘ll lllllly ll yl l l _ll l l you are putting up b-“c we“ mew a quarto! of a °°"'f§,',§';g}, ‘Bilge? tq3vlllllilllwolltg.ollrglzll(lcli Wliinlinrrirlil iylllrurliiflili wkyirfloliifhtHindi‘? "wkles 7°" "Md Gcrmm‘ wry bcmm the mm Pmmmr Far-ibegins to influence the children, it ldrikirr A. (infest, in TM llits Brand Essen“ M ‘linen’- quharson brought m ‘he prohibitorywls already too late to correct them "_“"‘°> u“ "flgmal Gel-mu“ 8mm‘ "I 1B“? unless the habit of respect and wmch “w” "c many 1mm" obedience was formed years before. When Right Hon. Arthur Meighen‘ 3- No- The moulding nrvcesillllllllll llllll

. _ must. begin long before environmenti _ lhliw ll°lll'"l‘ll|llg Sir.’ made his ‘among, speech M’ Ham“ icalis for control. At the age of siren"??? Lillulorer recent visit In Now i

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pression of dissent among members who‘ respects fol. bolellls ls_ bu,’ lb; Illlrlng the grcul comedians slay of the Liberal Conservative party..can, then, or younger, learn to res- “mfg l“? w“ "MW" I His speech was grossly misreDrescntU P00‘ ‘he Wishes 0‘ its PBFBIWS- lzrollilhl h“ was lillssmml—.rlghuy m.‘ ed and misinterpreted by his oppon? Y“ The“: is no efficient g y_was m worms mfuo“

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Furs-

Tlre time is now drawing near for the l marketing of furs.

We are pleased to inform Fox Breeders _ of our having made a most valuable fur l trade connection in the best interests 0i’ the fur farming industry.

We will require a. large quantity ol’ ‘furs this season. We will pay CASH for all furs.

No lots too small or too largefor us to handle.

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[Furs will be graded and highest price I paid for each and every grade. ’ We will announce in due time the dates

and receiving places for buying of furs.

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IIASZARIYS Bll-AllMlN TEA i rs UNEQUALLED

Sold only in red. hygienic. airtight packages.

Every harvest must pay its tithe. Before the grain ls converted to the use of man. there must be kept. back “so much for seed," that the fields may bear fruit in the coming

blundered inexeusably. The poiicyithe age of six. The parent need “Ream”! “Md Sh‘ HMTY- ‘ 1 DRUGGISTS dorsed by the Liberal Conservativellle emollollka sense ol, reverence’ ‘Finally he was told that it was. had taken at Hbmllloll b l ll _ 5, A knowledge of the duties of‘ _ “ “n ‘e a perfect right to do. and many wiibchiid should begin within a month ltralned. year. in their power to bestow. and that material well-being. Too much em-