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tr ltllire

1' piic h hr vi' _ 'iii ht _"' _ ‘iii 'l'%1'0'l!-'bi arid on -bn

tllyz' Aqo§_:0‘ by it retro: Ease m_ T. e c avr vt nlzlldy GV' lend to 'ta crjihlction

with som?- t - ec' n Sli"`cl‘le'_rbei lottelown Wedtiesdag tiinberlund dittzenr. W the vliiltor discovered ittiwn who hid wire' not kdvisr

ligge at pr- c mniodat to the have' be mon courl lii"l0\lv‘. Ct th advise tions. ant l_v ruffled riculiurlst

pri: rifli

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fill (hi (lc '

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sr-~» _ i=~ ~= ’ 0leeollum»

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founllld

$2.50,# (handed U.l.A., »'

ifmaay, October 91/1, being _7:ll¢»_t»lf-*fIf__1§,'§9_

and q _slqlulory hdh`_day, the Mafmtlg G_I_4RYdi¢U|»

,wf`b%'_f.ti¢d on Tuesday. The Evfilllg

»i

will ii :be piiblislzed on Monday, but wif lit |15 mu on Tuesday .4dt'erii.s:r.\' /ll`¢l¢1J_¢'ll0l¢_ changes. '

_ fffff __ ______z__A____ o_fje'e`t`_'to itf,"-to; give the firemen an extra

is 'iiiame me f<iEpaitrn=ntl" We

that s&rvioe`regdg_rv.‘d Ly lll¢ 5”

entirely voluntary aniftliat the pittanoe

nfnot suflicient to compensate them in

their experiences 'for dgrmgededotlles, to, say _ of lost time. Commendation is cheap. The

have had abundance of Duringgthi: latest

__ wished

city

and pluck

many from becoming

_coi`;_8agg'¢§QQs;ind_a serious loss of view oi' what tlrihave saved the city in the

few ,years and_,i'»rl§_l_`§hey shall yet save it, it

only-be.£pi§;-apdf-wéifeel that no reasonable

' " ' ` lowaiiee ti_otj|pe`n_sat».. tliempartly at least for

\\ i~;i»xi~;su_i\'_ Ocroxieiz 4, |915

__ _________ _ _ _ _ _ . - - - -_*_-_ »_A_-_ ,-_-_-_-_-_~;;_ _zz-Jrrrfr .- - ~'f-'-1'-'-'-'-'~ Y ~ -'-'r ' - *\

THE PACE

Soxiietiines it is called ‘extravagr-IIICC," S0U\€lllI\¢S

"'waste,” sometimes "necessity.” In anycase it is. that well known trouble familiar to all of us,-the cost of living- _ _-

Loiid and long are the complaints about the' in J

ci-ease in the cost of food, and yet it is safe tc, say that the iiicrcasc from this source does not add ten per cciit. to the whole cost of living. We are not apologiz- iiig for or excusing the increase in the cost' of food. _ \`cry inuch of it cannot be justified- There is,_for in- stance, no justification for thc fact that pork bought at ig cents per pound is sold as»bacon and hams for

losses individually at -almost 'they are called `ou1l`fon Suchfan allowance a_ tangibleiéviifeittefof die city's moreover, 'aii"__enc_o_ui'agarient fylpu _ daily aiitl_=_i1ig'ht'ly-'watcltilig over

_lives-of-our't';i_t`?zcns3' f ` 1 _

1 - - io( -' ‘

_ " '_ jl?§!!~l51fENT'_‘BU!_lflllN6S __ _

`_The' joint committee of the Senateand House

Commons, which has oversight of the

of the buildings of Parliament, held a meeting at tawa on Vlfedriesday. The “members inspected

work that has'-flieen done and were evidently

with it. Following the meeting it was that the contract with the Lyall Company for the com-

_go cents; no justification for the differencebctween pletion of the work will be_ signed at once. The “force”

the buying and selling prices of cattle and sheep__and lambs and potatoes and wheat,-no justifimtion ex-_ cept that there are too mai_i_v middlemeri between the

producer and the ultimate buyer, each exacting his attacked when the work have

toll But even these unjustiliable differences do not gmierally lapsed into silence. "1fhe"pri‘xzciple involvedf --H, phyaii tiio' Game, i.-.\.i-ie

_ a i ' n - . ~ ‘ W

constitute the chief part of the burden of the wet ot`_1n the contract is not new. }?fo_th'in_Great Britain and'~ _ 341\|¢°'- .'

*fin Canada,_'as ivellas in othercountries, the~“force’?’ -

_ \Ve are informed on uiiimpeachable authority that plan has been adopted by govemments, corpqratioiis

Ji V __

‘P

iii-ing. ~ = l ' '~ "°*»°”'~“~

the price of whisky has gone up some fifty cents a bottle, yet there are few coinplaiiits_‘on this score, and wc imagine few of those \vho dchivc pleasure from this fountain have curtailed their daily or nightly al loimnces on account of the price. This commodity is riicntioncd because, although different in many res-_ pects, it represents afclass of commodities on which we spend money, spend it whether prices go' up or down, spend it regardless of quautity. \’\’e refer to our

pleasures Other articles in this class have _gone up “How Mr. Rogers a:id‘the_-giovernmeiitaxvhich some oil __ _,l-1-11.,

in price hilly as much as whisky has. Horse-hire, trawl, entertainment, dress, have all gone up and yet i'ew_ifhavc" curtailcd'their indulgence in any' of these. In ur_own province, with money__flovring morelfreely t an' ever before, ther; islittlc if any evidence 'of a 'slovi/iiig up. “D_uke’s son, cook’s son, _son of alhundred ' carls',” and, iiioreovcr, the daughters of these, respect- ively. dress as elaborately, entertain and are bring entertained as elaborately, as if there were no war on and no “rainy day" in sight, so elaborately in fact that the “cook’s son,"-or daughter, as the case may lic,-caiiiiot be distinguislicd from thc scion of the “hundred curls."

This is the pace- ls it “extravagance,” or "was_ie,'_' i

or “_necessit_v ?” - Unfortunately we have made it a ne- cessity but,_all the same, it-' isf _extravagance and \\';tst_e. We have _set the pace, 'at`r`<l_regardlcss of-the bigger things thaf are being done, ~we-are followini

plan is to be followed, the contractor supplying

labor and supervising the work, for a the outlay. The_wisdom of this policy-was

and individuals where the outlayrwere to be large; and the conditions of work peculiar. It was probably bdter suited than any other for the construction of’ buildings, the detailed plans of which were not developed,lthE cost of which' was to be heavy, and the need of early completion urgent. At any rate, the Liberal inembcrsivho remained on the coi have acceptedthe situation and_giv_en it their sanction;

and have so destroyed the effect of-'the criticism of

their party friends carried very tilt.: hei‘conniiitteo_ Mis- “ld f ' ‘ ' _ ,or an

also, in thc__met_noratiduni_iasued=_giving'rcasons- foil changing the plans as at first! outlined and taking down the whole ofthe walls, removed another cause of partizan attack and gave reasons of some force for the course taken. When theireport is read the situa-i tion will nee'd'littlc excuse.--Gazette. o

riiiir iinizabrui. voice 1

The raucous, uiigentle, strident voice, so common'

cvcii iii supppsedly cultured circles, has been eiigagi ing the attention of -specialists for some years. Dr; Grayson of Philadelphia in anaddress before the Laryiigologieal' Association, nqt~_me_rely.r_egeated the stoclc _ coinpla_i_nts_ .about-_ _eiuuicintion __an;i, the uni leasant quality _of __sonie,-vqi¢;§s_,_l;i`;it,il_ie;_urgeti.~ the cure

it f_“l>- We mcaS_\¢re our men and our-women aud€'aSg-<@9;f.r'fl‘l5_ _CQI1dit_i¢_in upon'_l1i§ _f°ll9ll¢»»f5R*?¢ll‘llli‘it5 who deal

them their places in the different str_a_ta_ofl ~so&i'ali§ life according to the cut and cost of' their gaenieiits _' uiidthcir readiness to lavish their wealth, real or mort- gaged, on pleasures. ' _ _ _ _- __»\ differeiit pace has been set' in the Old Land,

wlicirc the niea§ii'i"i:"of nien and of ‘women is being taken within sound of thc guns, wiiereithc daily trains' of niainicd and wounded are seen, and where “thc iiiouriiersgo about the streets." There, dress and friv~ olity. carry a different significance. , Men and women are measured by what they are doing and the great iiiajority, “tl‘uke’s son," cook’s son, the son of a hund-if

withthe vocal chords, as coming-guite 'as much withfff in their scope as the treament of diseased conditions: of the larynx. He pointed out that while physicians had done wonders for th_e_edu_cation of the deaf and for the removal of obstacles to proper breathing they "have done practically nothing as yet for the cultiva- tion of the voice or the refinement of' articulatitinf' To make this hoped for improvement in our speech general, Dr._ Grayson relies, as reformersiin many fields do upon _the schogls- Hc insists that _v_oc_al struction, is, voice production, should be made ii

compulsopi part of the cotlrsg o_f_ study all__ scgoolj,

red c:irls,“ and the daughters too, are indistingnish~ii“"d thga °°lre°t'_alld“ lmélliéaltigpiiielill 5

ably iiitcrmingled iii service,” the only distinction rin-~ cogiiizcd being willingness and usefulness in service; I-‘as_hio_n _ha_s__become unfashionable in the Qld Lahti

of the exaniinntions up_i>n__vvh_i_cli ___tea_¢l_i_¢_=;_i_;_s _are_mari_<_ed in applying _for positions. -He doesnltilixpect to'bi‘in`g this change pbout_ quickly; indeed,.,he allows "two or

in i|,¢'5ha,i0w of the greatéf things and the greater ifthrec g'e¢ieI‘¢i€ioiis” for 'the' general improvement Ol.

mccoiisities. _ _ ' _ - ~ f * Shall we, also, some day, realize 'that there are .greater things than those which we now complain tif" as the high cost of living? Shall we realize that we

_arc spbngmopimpncy “pq” thing! that _are of_n_0_ of the est tic demand by a body or throat

real value to us than we are on the things that mat.-

speech at which he aims. That is a longliinit. iii _viewi of the speed with which educational changes arc wroughfforwe they get_an impetus. At present it is

the impetéi which is lacking, and the

may help to supply it, if doctors are serioiis in

ter, the things that ourl Qtlter; :ip¢j,__i|u_§b;|1d5 ;,md__mau¢|’- ‘ ' , i i

:_ sgigs are laying down their lives for.; 'Or shall we ilcafti the lesson only when,_as in `i:he_ _()ld‘__Land,_ wc,

learn it within sound ‘of the guns and in eightvofithe dead

Sept. S0.--‘Fiiere In no'

silht- 'Any United States.

any_ other peace wlll

as en_

“Britain

time there

also

British 8portlm_en_Won't Quit.

_wir naked Iii' the

terms are

Zgmg |)l0d bl' 'He ig air

_tional h e

£000

` "He went in' to see fair ploy

'II tram B

f ln

He a by the

ottiersqtipalera Wow! Make Us f_;§ _ .> ~' 'NOW.

ot War. more like a

fortunes

s ibit. are of the

now

w I

' -'agluniugu p¢||,.w¢_ylor'e Game.

_ `"if_'qi- two had 1 had ache what _-_'sadly ‘Inferior faverage flown! 'naw' the- allied

_ __A s____ _ __

_ _ _ -_ _ 'ieff _ in ' _ . -~ ~ wa’ -i U

-. __`;; ti*-_'l_'ii=.i."

its y--_ ma, '_

_si-~'_-vm-‘

rlnl. but he dldu't

or o

worked

H . ‘ i

“_The Fight Mint brto A Finish.”

come

was ll

No Outside Interference Wanted.

___..._»_,»

___ _‘_,_-_ fi .

-\‘.»'5c‘

winning German Wu he worrying -

slaughter’ No he

ot annexlng Belgium and result of his V‘ctory,' and

was remarking tho. map of

without the slightest reglrd wishes of its people, the»Brit-

ople were preparing to pay the we knew must be paid (or the to get the army ready. ' _ _ _

under these oonui- "“"

_,ai Ri' 1*' -

iii

io;

3" ii.

_ _~_, _ I' , F il

'Germany Wu ‘_.c|ieir|lii|__- _i _q ’ l

yqv? is _MJF

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_ “iw -“__ ___ " '

‘mi ‘°‘°°i:,i.'»°:,.°:::° _= fs i_

9 _ ._ _ _

t e so er “__ _ ___ ; L_ _ __ ,_,_____,___

22°” ' A

` _ __-.~ .,»_~ .;`i. s ` '

to inakelt ltlnieli 5 _ I f`= éiw. -_‘uf ` I-ii |fi»-‘ri--__ ` ii ` in H i §il‘°in”'J°‘§l';m’§l` if °‘,=_;_§,{’°,;“\,;°; 912 fE_i'-t _ 0_1? 'l-_-£1

iwnoofingf on ‘

oy -_ ' _ _ _ _

in a more serious V . - ~»i:_»i.‘.=_;it;__ _ *~"<__ - ~ l

_ _ 'lin _

~:‘»i V

‘The whole world, including neut- _ - __ _ _ ‘--

rt - ' I it _-

o he highest purposes and hum _ _ __ 1". ‘ "

with the best motives. must ' '

there be no outsgd i - ,_ _ 9

B D rlllln

when the few

gnssed, to récelve

one they could-_tire

out, and dlbd lk!

ven a grumble.

"i repeat that theifofwap no vlilmir,

men.. ana the_fI_\_¢°_D1° *iw “re moved to tear; .et the tllglught ol ie to come watched tho` earl!

_of the un___ ull .wil ,il df! 'Noiie ot t_heo=‘i:“arll!80 a§il";l'lg°‘§

which is to CDIJB tml; _e ,._, me warnings orttiiise iiiileli

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____._._. __.__, _______ _ _-,_-_-_»;_-_»_~_-cf_-.»_»: ___________ ~ _-.»

_ . __ _

llllll llllilll lilllllllll

‘l` ‘ 'glia-

Mra. F, J. Perry. ofthe Perry Hotel

'_WpIlington,_has had U. letter from her pon. _fiom which tho following extracts -_ore taken: '

f Ptm Z..-E. PSTN'

' ._ 2 Brigade.

_ i _ sa _f _ , » Canadians.

-- ~ ' Franco.

Deer-mother:-_-As I am soius up to

,tim _q_iti'ig<1|ne_thlu-`®19ulns. I _am dr°i»- ing _you 1 line-_te;-»le¢_ymi_.k»i°W L fm _w¢ii,;ma in-nie iim or niirlll- Nb been over here at‘¢h¢ hose where thef-

'fw tiiim.o.nviv1ieri;i;l:_‘_\i19.¢t`f_°i_°“ Wi- N. uitoim to iioiitrlr.-_-thi 'wfff *P mfg

_mb 1 hue, as you know I dont like

t‘ ' ith or ,I <=h§df°“- ”-“iv‘l'll‘l"i.illuei,"¢°'»h71'ii'»°°n be dvfns 'what I enlisted. lor. tlmt'a M5510; Germans. and. I think I’_ll be a pretty 'good iinnd at It'It-I Bef hairs chuD°¢~ 'By what I hear there ll be lots of chances, for we are some to a pretty

wb"-y_ ['11 coma mek with MIIB 0!i» and I hope before Ion! GUS" Wh” I ~w*~

.. ,, sf \,~ ,__

,,» _,. V. TU!

-f-.-sv

fliot Discs. thet's'\lIl`-W5 UN- UU* f|°“‘l»i

brother Agno. I met him _here a tow nays ago. I-Ie'e been invallded from the trenches utter serving 16 months in them. And I tell you; utter _a mall im been time uint Ions héwre 11°: serves a rest. I hope I will be as lucky as him. but I doii't think the Bocliel will last' long now. the way we are soaking it to them. Theres a Ger- man prison camp not hr li'Dm_l\¢l'_°»

and thgse squngeypoads aredite HHDPX vides. 9' I ns_=,f_°“'! °“‘,° .mi saiiihcifa -iisiisys _gietithgxyit ¢ii¢iioe_-tio~te_a one. ,v_I1'~ _

gig iq;-,Q9o__n_t`uell 'Hliteblegruln __m,,~ fmmu-,¢, 15,5 tuljeoimtm iiiit im. ima iixe»Ql\\\iil-'°ln _ _

1°' "i-:‘i:a.:i.i::.:'i::: if ~»~~ |750 . In a

' _ ! ' Weil. mother delfwl .giilinfniiiitiot 'iiiii*iiiiiii';-iiiifi1i'to write ot, 'iiiit i will write iw 410115 letter ll soon es»fI‘-get who llnmfund let WU

gm up family, the most for yourself. - rf lb » _ "°'ll"li'?t".','l‘ift °'_in' _ _; zsup.

Auieniq*g_'r__u_o_' * '

'll

know’hi>ir I liz it.- Give my-lovefto

_ _I8 [N Dl§'_R_!§l "‘

________fShedS9 ; _ '

" I ii Y It's;the strongest -`

wanna ref _ ‘ ' -~ \' _ _ '__ _ li _ ,,,,,, ,,,,, me __ ,___ _____________._,_____._i___. _ were no tears ‘ '__-‘f*' ~’ ' `- " ' » -' »

it" gooé kin réiiiiiii 'li`i¢iiié‘tiitii`¢=

_ ` S2 $_'ff.,__ f __

wggg; '§;ft'_._ appearance of _ hu ding-s .;~::_i,_ '___-§,_i.".'§ ii only it tow r ' ,,,,,UM xv

went out to be bat-' l ° ammde 5;' -- f"i’ic if'

_ ~°:1:»13'.f

'__ m . ’ ».:.* "-'="i:

_ _,~v¢'__.<-~ _-., ‘_'r_ .,, - " aa, , -' i

, . ; . . _ , _ f

Your Choice of

_ _ .,._i. ~_

_ ‘<_i__

_New _ _

l ~ _ ‘- -' _- ‘_

met here? You know Emill’s wlfe'n _ '_ i _ _,.. i _ _ __ __ _ _

You '

factogy when yoilil buy at _Mll__ler~_ ~ '_ i,_i.°.‘ni°.."‘.1,:.z2.‘:: !“"’° _ Youcan selecta piaiio~`vg _ 'eltwe knotiil-to be an th you did 91300 _WF __V¢ _ slillllllill' _ _'as Ca_nada’s best-they include-‘

\ vi 1 K

f - Ennis ' - 1 f »

r X _ ." .W r .

_ ' *_ ‘ f _ f-f ‘~;+~ .-.=~-is

We have ii Williams pIano~i\'6ro__ __ ‘-_lit

that ie one of the finest inutru- of W” monte we have ever-siimm. __ _ ‘ "

Also n. Sherlock _M_nuuin2¢'-;2_liif"\' ‘ _',_

flllnbd olk fh|_`t!11 ` 0‘|iiI§\\»l_‘_

and=-which -wi

_` till

does show

All

-ip -- ff »."»%3, `_ _ - -,,- L

_ 1 , .

#Zu

_Ai 1'-1?*

' ‘Recent fires-'in

ai _least oqi_e,'_i5i\i,ti_Inc§t'.:w'itft

often previously, démoristrated

g e and»emphaiii1¢d__the

s owe to the devoted body of men who

_t_ute this source of safety to Usually we look upon the tire department as an

' stitution whose duty it is to pleyeflt Meguagi-Q

-to them before=th¢y_hav¢ hadtime to

damage _ ` fortunate at the trot; lubrcvent 1

lithey invariably are

Shadi any

State,

usually when it was agreed

‘nations _

_ _ 's of ih_iit_¢_'ime~

w‘ `e*fo‘itv=ifa

with

would

, _ __ ,i'7J~:{°

dui*

`\",fi1'_ l'»‘:»' ~

-r -i audi..

ilsehtrlsl _

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if it if “;ff”i'1;l.ffeA1*oNs=Liiiiit¢¢i_

A -.,,.`-

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. _'__ i _ .` __ _;~ _ '_" all

cai-¢a,Ab¢u¢ i.itti¢ inigiumi" - ' ~_ » __» __ __ "1‘ _