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lhllalk-Ib. Elector l lelauro. Vice-Pnalilaat--J- ll.. llurnotl. port blasting the repumtmn 0! thu

1 ` loonfarr-I-I-ut od- 1>- A-1l»°1*1'1°°°~ 11- U- °- Liberals for Prohibition Law en-

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s so ’ Ut

It does no good to holler round. _

_ % _ dren, and Rev-. A. M. Gordon. of

-‘€=:_"._ __. _ 'i th gs f Mr, 1 1 P There ain't no use in kicking friends Sggbmsfi? élreuorilsilxsprgce Bu

- If things don't come your way.

Mrs. Nickle is the daughter of the late Rev Daniel Gordon. D.D.. BU 0111?

_ . And grumble night and day- time minister of old St. Andrew’s

Church, Halifax, and also connect

laitsr an uounpa. ll. param. aaaoaiats manor-n. 1:. carrie forcement, we may safely take for "`55"` A , The thins W 60 |l`°\1rb YOU! grief. ed with Pme Hu, Dwimty 1.1511

_ granted conditions are past pray- Eli Idlllet W~BqU°". . And Cllt Out y0Lll‘ little Whllle,

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' V ` ' ` ` 1118 f°f- T110 Fame’ 81"” P“1111i“' Too lu. To Ea-r Wm" “hey "lf ’°“ h°" "°“ ‘“°' Mrs. Montague Anderson. of ot-

SATURDAY, AUGUST 25, 1928 \ once to no following -mole onthe -- “"5” W- “"1” ‘°'l‘““ ““°-" aaa, was 1.... aa... s........sa..s at

prevalence of run1~runnlng along A ¢0U'1l€ Of NUS B80 I 5P0k¢ 01 B B,-a¢k1e Beam has returned home.

F YV V Y V ._ Y 'oul' shores. while our.Election Com-lmethod-used by 3 Tamnto physicmniyaur heart may be just human" y " ° ' .

whereby liquid f0°d WHS l>0Ured| With some real or fancied woe

THE END 0F TUE WEEK ian outgrowth of the campaign car- missioned Customs Cruiser Bayfield down a une tube pug, swmwh mtg But if you smue the other folk; Miss Janette MacPhail was cor.

-- fried on by the Red Cross nurses,-is Safely h“1'b°f€d Ht Hllifax-8110 rintestine, in cases where there was ' , ' dlally welcomed in the city forthe

AGAIN we approach the Baifbbath

at the end of a busy week. It

is not unusual to anticipate the hal- lowed rest, the solemnity, and the plcsumcd goodness of the Sabbath. as James Whitcomb Rlley's “BOY." anticipated the annual good Cheer when he frankly admits that “ies 'fore Christmas, I’m as good as good can be." We begin saying 8004 things on Saturday so that the sanc-

tity of the Sabbath may not be too much of a shock to us but, once the hallowed season is over, we return

on Monday to the ways of the world. To put it mildly, that is not consistent. We naturally suspect

eve of the Sabbath, we exhibit

characteristics which by common; th consent. properly belong to the Day?

of Rest and devotion. i u

The whole year is not too long to le

eam the rewards which Christmas

brings, nor the whole week too lollgi W

to set the mind in readiness for the

Sabbath. Spasmodic goodnes is liable to lead to suspicion. To earn the customary good will of Christ- mas, we must begin the day aitrr

Christmas, and keep it up till Christ- mas comes round again. Similarly, if we want to be “in the spirit on the Lord's Day we must b;gin oz: Monday morning," and keep It UD during the whole week. Periodical sanctlmoniousness does not consti-

tute ideal citizenship any more than does one swallow make a. summer.

ieo->_-1 ENCOURAGING.

A THE gospel of good health has been

preached for many years. and

t00 often with few visible results, but continuous preaching and sane thinking are having their effect. Ili

was encouraging during the days of the Exhibition to note the interest taken in the Red Cross booth. Men

and women crowded around day

after day, asking questions. having. their children weighed' and d1scus_,Tc:1cliel's’ Federation, the various

sing matters of health with the

nurses who cheerfully gave the in_|of which has an interest of its own

formation desired' in many infbut combined make a common Pro-

stances children were found to be

sadly under weight. and in most of these cases it was pointed out that the fault lay in the food given to the children. Mothers admitted

that they allowed their children to select for themselves the kind of

food they preferred, and often this

food was of little use, if not even 5°h°°l5- In this they haw* been

injurious. Some very salutary les- sons were given uwug this “ne by stltutes which have taken a keen the nurses' und it is believed that interest in the schools in their re-

a better general knowledge regard-

mu health and what makes for largely instrumental in improving

health now pervades the country.

It is a curious fact that the larger

proportion of under-nourished chil- dren are to be found in the country

rather than in the city. In the country where abundance of eggs, milk and other nourishing foods arc to be had almost for the picking up, these things appear to be less valu- ed than they are in the city, where they are more costly, and often a burden to the poor. It is the old story probably, the things that are most easily obtained are the least valued. 'Ilo`appreciate anything it

would appear as lf it must be dearly paid for. The natural foods,-eggs. milk, fresh vegetables and fruit,- lro to be found in abundance throughout the Province, but our country children seem to hunger lffor the sweet meats and the for- eign fnlits to be found in the

ltorea. This la -all a matter of edu- W

cation. 'I'l1e children can be trained U value the foods that are neces-

iry io make them strong and hlalthy ln mind and body. Too dftm they are left to more their

lin, 1| not always wise. rt ia grati- hing to note that so many parents

i 'throughout the country during the

past few years. the medical inspec-

lng by the nurses. It is all an edu- cation and working satisfactorily,

and if persisted in we shall in the

record. since the season opened.-

tion of schools and the home visit-y

not distant future have wiped oil

the adverse reports that we haveg had from our schools in times past| of ill-nourished children, neglected;

physical defects and the ordinary; ailments that make for unhappinessi and sorrow and death. `

Good health is the most import-

ant thlng in the world. Like many

other blessings, this is not realized

,-until health breaks down. and it is

the boy who becomes abnormally to

good “jes 'fore Christmas." Simi-1 tl larly, we are suspected when. ol1tl.c,

o late. This is a human charac-

ristic; we walt for tragedies be-

fore we make any attempt to pre- vent them. We let matters slide

rough carelessness and want of

interest, but we are slowly learning nd evcntually we shall learn our

sson. Persistent education and

training along the necessary lines

ill overcome this in time, but we

are fearfully slow in placing first

things first. The campaign for good

henltll has certainly made good

progress within the past few years, thanks largely to the Red Cross So-

ciety, which is today one of the foremost institutions in the world. __¢,.____

CITY AND COUNTRY.

THIS week has been a veritable

heart to heart intercourse bc-

twcen city and country; a real get-

together of the representative men and women of the Province. The

co_untry and the city each has its own line of business, but the lines

converge and make one commonin-

terest in the end. Neither can pros- per without the other. Working to- gether and harmoniously the best interests of the whole Province arc

scrvcd. There are a number of in-

stitutions which bind city and' country together. The Women’s In-'

stitute, the Red Cross Society, the

Istoclobreeding associations each one

`vincial interest. The Women’s In-

stitutes have been welding the so- cial, educational and industrial fab-

ric'into a common whole and have been a power for good in the Pro-

vlnce. The Teachers’ Federation

has done much to raise the status

of the teachers and of the country

greatly aided by the Women’s In-

spective districts, and have'heen

school grounds, school buildings and school equipment. The great idea is

to get all these institutions working together each in its own way and all for the common aim of making the Province a better place to live in and they are succeeding in their

purpose. An impetus has been given to all of these institutions by the Exhibition, which has just come to so successful a close. It is the in-

termingling of our people, the get- ting together of our varied inter- ests. the adoption of a common aim that will eventually raise our Pro- vince to a standard not hitherto at-

tained, but which undoubtedly lies in the near future. We cannot have too many lettings together. We have everything in common, each branch and institution, autonomous in it-

neral throughout the Province

, “Such calm weather as there 51

but all working together under q

“An incident happening last ge

week makes it quite clear that the 1y people, that is ‘the nelghbors'don’t do

sympathize or co-operate with

prohibition enforcement. A man so was coming from East Point way gn]

tin the daytime, too) when his

auto got stalled some few miles S;

west. Looking round to f'ind the cause he found his tank was leak- 15 ing gas. Nothing to do but try m

and get some gas. Being in a 5° tbl lrl ttl rl inbo h 11 “P

cyse e neg r?d. obo

tried the first and neares house. T

but they_had none. He, however, m was directed from this house to to another where they assured him

he would get some. Thither he p¢

went. his car on the road. After in considerable delay a few gallons

cart secured to bring it down. Quite a. few of the neighbors gath- to

what did everybody see but seven Zu kegs of rum. Generously treat- su nig the crowd. there was no more aio

about it. The bootlegger drove

away and nobody said a word. 2':

were secured and the horse and :Ii

,been there, according to the official il" Ulcer Of Slf0mB-Ch. ~ Mm’ very “pt to kn°w' W 1( 1, her Hume;-0115 friends, ` ' , V l a a

This rested the stomach and gave ee y

e ulcer a chance e

The old world lau hsat heartache

tO h 31. B S.

You have heard also of the duo- Friend. be they your own or mine, DF- and Mrs- Dew" mv” been

nal tube into which a solution of so When they ask you how iron M-é_ spending a pleasant week in Hall- som salts is poured with patient Just say ,Tm reeuu, une., fax

ing on right side. After it has been ’ '

wn a few minutes, the patient lies ° ° °

down again, this time with his head His Royal Highhess Prince George. Mrs- James' with her ehudren'

little lower than the rest of his accompamed by Major A1exander` Helen, Julian and Robert, and maid,

dy. and the bile accumulated in d 1 th 1 11 1 bladder drains out of the tube. P““°d “"°"“h om" °“ sat” are leaving Mon ay ora e r on;

And now another use has been day afternoon. Their Excellencles in West N°Wt°"-M°S5"A a er ° m°

' There is riotli- I \

lag else illre old

Dutch Cleanser

for cleaning sinks-it won't"elog-tlie-fiiilaln' pipes; for kitchen utensils, bathrooms,

floors, etc. The flat, flaky particles erase all the dirt and impurities with- out scratching the finest surfaces. Coin

taina no lye, acids or gritty substance. Keep the W\\0|0 house splck and 311811 WWI

Old Dutch.

Goes further--lasts longer

und for this fine tube bypr. How- and staff went to the station to delsgmful hcmday at their summer ` Y ""’ ' "` "`~ o Llllenthal of New York. meet him home in Keopoch. it the Prince wrote, to his comps"-,b1;1tei. ,cut UD 591111- and the yolks There are cases where the patient ' ° ' ' 1 (1 11 111;, "Ed d P,” 1° °°° in "° “ke n°“"15hm°nt “°"' . . _ At the Tennis Courts this after- ions -e-?'i<»“f£-l ly 11 d Regretful farewells were said on 'ir

a y, an as you know an ill per- ' M_ 1

n must have nourishment to keep Thursday to the officers and men of ;?;';l_;eaM‘;';l :Ie T;;;]db;)ylx;ss Al S°UF"‘E PUDDING' wniueiuofjtwo».eggs‘ if a stiff fr-01 all the vital processes of the H_ M_ 3_ w‘ 1 h1 ' ' ' ' ' » 5 WW 0 U Ce Of 9~ f B 19111011 an dy. ‘ deughu I liter 8’ hvf ch’ ifefgez 9'. lenby. Miss G. Mathieson. Put a hialf i11.}po1r1w:.uuf breadigémgt tw his matter of feeding of nourish- u so cum ere’ sa °r e e e into a p e-d s one po it

r _ D d

ent, may be the deciding factor as summefside “fly Yestefdw 'H0111' il mini tW° °““°°S °f Sugar' me gmt back in the oven, and brown lightl

Whether the patient Wm et Wen 1ng_ me Commander takin us his Rev- R°” Eeawn “nd mm y are cd rind of one lemon one ounce ut uwa salamunderv

. 8 _ K . W

By illsertina' Y-his ‘me tube. which guests the Lieut.-Governor, Premier spending their holidays at their ‘ ' 0

about as large around as s slate . 1=11""11@1 1101116 111 F°fi11“°- l ncil, liquid foods can be poured Saunders' Colonel Hooper’ Mls' ' ‘ '

to the §°°__m“°h' ` Hooper' Miss Heartz’ and Miss vfm Miss Dorothy MacArthur of Sum

Wllen the patient has not power _ _ '_ Tile story of how thc Prince ol

eve” 5W“1l°W- 0* when T-he PM- Wales helped him to dig up wonns

ered round the stalled auto. and 112111 is 111 H S?m1°°11S°1°11S 01” ‘111°°11- °h“"l°“°‘°"'“ has 'md °"° °f ‘her li bait told T d

ous condition, Dr. Lilienthal has busiest weeks in its is o' , or ‘mg ng ' was ues ny Si’“l”e ’“°"h°d ‘hal 111111 bee" S0 the Provincial Exnibitiortr 1:1 3;; 1" L°"d°"’ by Q 15”' e'"`°]d boy' ccessful that he is passing it Ralph Osborne; Ralph was on the HE £0 his Dl`0f€SSi0n=il brethren. was thomughly enjoyed from star scashore between Worthing and He uses 3 nne f1exi1_;1e r0d_ jus; to finish. The thousands of visit- _

Littlehampton where the Prince is

all enough in calibre that it can ors who came for fai k, k ' msc,-ted into the duodenal tube enumsiusucau of Ehwee sp” a frequent visitor, seeking bait to

__. -- This makes the tube more rigid and . y E genemus continue his fishing. when 11 mall These We “Ut “"°°m'“°“ ill* he passes it down the throat. hospimmy ,extended and the many suddenly appeared beside him.

cidents. If any of these men ‘in- th

formed,’ he would be ostracized, T-1 and looked upon as an 'iliformer,‘

ger has plenty of sympathirers and th in the face of this sympathy' it th

is pretty difficult for the Com- it

the Act. th

Oli

down into stomach

rough the tube madmg from nne attractions offered, not to men- ,_ ,, lront to stomach ioespphagusl and tion visits to fox ranches and other what are you doing? said me

man. o

points of interest

o th ` ' "D1 1 f th b -

9- °“reY- 5° V0” See the b°0t1e¥‘ witlfgcreawseuiclbfeinelsfiefilfblep 1310:? ' 111111; . _ . 1 Dlied gg ng or worms e oy re

en food may be given at once, Mr- ‘md MTS- 17- E- WY11'-E 110°°11'1- ~- ' -» rough file tube. panied by their daughters, Misses can I help yan? asked the man'

Even when the patient has vom- D01-0111 and W d W tt “Yes’" the My answered' "when I

y an a ya . were ul t I X th

mission to enforce the terms of g1€,‘;ne`f;y{'m;‘gtul§; urgguffguirgéguigs visitors at the Exhibition Thursday bugcklégna Worm you pu t n e

glswmach' and yesterday’ returning t° sum' They then proceeded to unearth °*‘***°******‘***

ou can thus see how people 100 rnerside in the evenin . _

ck to swanow’ or unconscious from _ _ _ 8 the worms, which the man picked When you want a real clip of tea use

was all this summer! Up to the u]£ii‘;ff;un§:’_f‘_ have their Stfengtll Ili/frs. Fredk Gates of Anaconda. `;;P'an;;l2’n§uiu'§}ue:F oéusgrxrhtig B A H M T E A -

pretty still breeze of the 12th from m

the north and west, there was not th

scarcely a single day this`sum- m

lso where there is any trouble in W ° is the guest °f Mr ‘md Mrs catch a big fish "-and so on

roat or oesophagus wmch Woum Arthur Gates, Longworth Av nue. i ° ' ' ~ - uke it unwise. or unsafe to give being cordially welcomed gy- he? Then the boy took a close look at SO1d Ollly ln Reds Hyg€H1C1 Alftlght P3.Cka.g€S

mer but the rum vessel or ves_ food by the mough, tms “me meth_ his helper and said: “You look just

seis, could ‘lay-to' day and night,, 0 all along the North Shore from so

gling runn Only very occasionally does a revenue cutter show in

liquor llalc been landed I th

"A feature of this scason’s land- ings is the number of small two' and three allon k Y k

'a..

_ _ __ _ rs1icmiaao'r'rm~owNcuARn1siu,. _ . . éUG_US_T2o.1a2s

two eggs. Bake until set and nice- blowned. Now put a layer of any m preserve on the top, beat the

o ounces of castor sugar, and put

over the preserve. Put the u ding

once lt ls ri wn th lt lo Bell. who will J ln 1 th 1 ' Plant Now for a Sure crllp

0 ere can e 0 n e SOCIH

at in place. and with very little gaitles extended to the visitors 1n` mmide' is visftilfg in M°nmal`

"°y““°° ”° me P““°“*- the western capital -

Year by year wc toil In hope that the autumn of our

life may be rewarded with a harvest sufficient to our nieeds.

Toll without thrift will turn tollttle profit, and savings

must be planted wltll care. Plant your savings in life ln- surance and the harvest will he sure.

The moderate annual premium mn a Great-West Lire

Endowment at age 60 or 65 will give you comfort jnd indep- endence ln old age or protect your family il need arise,

Enquire of any Great-West Life agent or write for full

particulars to

IIYIIDMMI & l'|'ll.

Provincial Managers , _ Ularlottotown, P. E. l.

Agents at all Prliualpal Points _

| .

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It is comforting to know that in ° ° ° Th ~ -» - f Y many ways now. lives of loved MVS- H- H- MaCNeiCe. of Boston u t<;mM€.repued` It so happens

East Point to Rustico, and smooth ones lives of those who may be of who was called home owin to th 1a am'

O-69-O-094|

SCRAP BOOK

ed to Mr. and Mrs. C. H. B. Long- worth Miss Eil Lo Miss Rose Longworth who have re-

leat vame to me comm” it 3 e The boy became embarrassed and'

water for the shore motor boats 3' _ U Y, 1118!' death of her m0f_he,._ Mrs' Alex Mc_ 1 D E. " Y to so abroad' As R consequence thus be saved. 'wanted t a~ l ize, b t th Pri

Ki O DUOQ U 9 DCE y

nnon, ls at present visiting her,smued at his dis m Th b

it was all ideal season fo smu - .»+,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 1; ,M _ _ i com ure' B oyi

r 8 °“°°* ‘ ss er rs O wright °f Di3by'NS .wanted to take a memento of the f

A cordial welcome is being extend- l occasion home to show his parents" 0

and he asked for the Prince's auto- graph, but neither had a piece of

1110351;-1-A LEE ’ ‘ een “gw°rth' “nd paper. However. the boy produceda

f-O-C

Tomato Soup

A pmch of soda put mm the has also been on the continent,

rred in ls a good insurance

turned from an extended trip to England, Scotland and the contin- ent. Miss Norah Longworth, who

dirty whist drive score card, and on

s ess. ou now tomato soup before the milk is li f c d t i

it is only the big landings of te s Sa S or amass. ofay' f

n, ti

twenty, thirty, etc. gallon kegs “E that are found by the revenue and prohibition ofllcers. These usually belong to some big fellow in Charlotteto n h d t

y o some u ed local

man. This local man is not able to care for it in quick time; and any help he may get is risky for the ‘helpers' are likely to help

themselves The l

care for. lt's this stuff that the °f

onicers usually are able to find u now and again. But the small co landings of just a few individual kegs, .or cases, can easily be cared for, and are never found by thc is

tected in the same way. The

to provide themselves with the 0

if prohibition is doomed. The peo- ple won't co-operate with 'alle prohibition enforcement contin-

_é A

sight. By reason of this it is be-

lieved that huge quantities of By

' aong e

5-h0I‘¢’i`. Mid Safely C8Ch9d~ m4 mo»'

ish.

ainst curdling

Camphor Gum

W ’ W 0 a Wmces he room, burn a piece of camphor H S G tt 1

me mme t tr st gum and see how quickly they van- "ry ' u ir fee;

V Soap Bubble Liquid

Tough bubbles can be blown by end renewing friendships in Halifax.

Mrs. Barlow has as her welcome

' “F89 quam-ity using the following solution; 2 guest her mother, Mrs. Whidden.

is unwieldy and pretty diflicult to parts of dry castile soap, 30 parts e e e

glycerine. 40 paris of water.

tion. of which the nt. Hon. vis- Mass- Wm' Mrs- T- W- C1111 and um peel, First Commissioner of Mr. Keith Call, of Harcourt. N. B.,

Works in the Baldwin Government were among' the visitors motoring

chairman' arrived at Quebec yes; to the city fox; the Exhibition.

officers of the law. terday per S' 51 EmPr@SS°fF`1`11l”1C€- M

udumun to the British delegates rs. (Dr.) Carruthers left this

1. .SP_uk_m_|__, or plums when there are representatives from South Xeek on Am extended visit' w mm' 11.1.10, can 1,, ,,,.,,c,,,.,,,_ me p,o_ africa, the Irish Free states, lnolla, "S “““ "'°“d“ ’“ W°s"”" °“"'

Rhodesia and Malta; while the °d“' . E A

neighbors will scarcely ever in- Australian and NEW Zealand dele- _ . . ‘ ’ ° '_ . form so long as the thing is kent Bates Will arrive un the Pacino T° cam' with the “" ""‘°" "en" .CENTRAL . DIIUGSTORE

easy and quiet Aum_tom_ists Coast and meet the Others at Tm__ ing gown there are beautiful hand-

leam as they gg along where to Onto: where, also, the Maritime 35:51:53 3155? :ide black ?h"'"` Dr. Ffremira' vermiclde find these places, and take pains Pl;`;’};i:t1l‘;1i|tyL9;_iSl:t:rs Kill have an centre of' black chufggnéquare n me Cfllllllles fOr 10111’ f0l¢0-$1-00

o ega ering with 1,0, (29 C “lm

necessary credentials. them- The Empire delegation will ° ° ° “ps )

'-11 the rank ,md me vote on the visit all the principal cities in the Mr' and Mrs' Frank J’ P°w°r'°f

forthcoming puuuscue in une with Dominion’ umvmu in Chuuotuu Halifax, are in the city. Mr. Power the utmude they now take (no town on Monday’ october 1' “_ has been starter for the Exhibition

politics in the issue.) lt looks as °°"1111s "1 Schedule- "‘°‘” '°’ ’“““” ”°“"°- ‘md “"'“Y‘

received a cordial welcome

The Wectem women of Canada . ° ° ’ . .

are not taking lying down the 111,13. Dr. Heartz. of Amherst, is visiting _

gent, whatever their private op- m° that “ w°m°" is nm' “ "p"°°n" his daughter' Mm' (Dm Ben’ M

,Mons ,md feemuu in me mum within the meaning of the British Hulifvl. and will so on to Yarmouth

am.. ` North America Act. The women or W visit lnvther duushter. Mrs. (Dr.) Prescri tin"

‘ lberta will mgkc app11¢¢11°n 1,9 Williamson, before retuming home. p

The evident sincerity or the article the Judlviel ¢°mml¢i»ee Of the Privy ’ ' ‘

uoted speaks for itself The writ- C

self. _ ouncil for leavetc appeal from the Mr. afid Mrs. E. .M. Towse. of a sort oi British North America not er is apparently quite familiar with f=°°11t d=°l°1°n 01-' the Supreme W°f°°°*°f~ MHS- lwvmimnied by meh-scum! me Whole and nuke, pl-eva111ng ¢¢nd1110m| 13 an ardent Court of Canada on the subject, as MIB. W- Wbfih. Of Worcester. and

for umm". p1-01~111,111°n151_ and 5 fmthm L|b_ it results in women not hem; 9113. $11. J. Fred Neale. of Cliftondale,

eral, no 1, hone” enough Wm, ible for appointment to the senate °“~ °1'° °11 " ”'° 'Wk' 111°wrtril>

EDn.°B,u_ N0.ms_ himself. however, to despair ofthe uf Canada- Masistruie Emily Mur- :° "1: mf- ""1 “fe bein! Pleasant-

Dresent state of affairs, and cour- Whiz is One Of the A150118 BP- f¥l°“d°m "ed by their "°l°""°5 *nd “geo _ I1 .

The mm harvest is naw Prem’ oriteusLiei;1e(:'uaf,f’rt<;)hi`:>i-ff‘:::n:thfguglzl‘ggarliilnzefvlfasassenhzilgirhxfrzlrdwtg e A ° ° °

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1 1 1 t 1115 1 d make this application for leave to Tl* V’-°°°\mlNl Hlfdhlle. H101-her

own choice, and their choieachiid- rt 1| somewhat earlier than uaualu :hi zzczzftvhfohothey 1:-Zrbaird. appeal. The Government lm' ln- of vueount nu-riinge, A.D.c., tonic

caused no doubt by the recent heatlyei, we have 11,05, pom1c1,m, Whof 101-mod the app¢11m1,, 11 w°1,1d not Excellency the Govemor-General, wave. we note that frost has been are rnueh more Liberal than Pro- funpose the application to obtain de- 11" “U04 f1'°111 51181016 W be 111°-

Uo taking up this matter very se- "pond 1,, some of me Weswm h11,1¢10n15t pr0¢1a1m1ng from 1,he;ilnitely an interpretation of the 8011! it 016 mlffllle 0! her lon and

an indicated by the interest mmm ,nd the ,hm mrvmhousewps that Prohibition is erfec-'word ‘wsonjiu Section 24 of the Mill Mlrrut Plvmina- She will land 1|, th, Red gm” g,0°", ' ' tive and that law* being enior-e¢¢1_ act." _ there is yet a chance of from the llontcalm. due in Mon-

” than although very promising is - -

.umuum ,mu °_ cw u, ' ' 1 .___ [women becoming senators as "para, treal this waelr-cnc. .ana wul be a

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