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PAGE FOUR* ._ _ ` 'rilrt till/\ii|.ti'l"i`E'l‘OWN GU.\RDl/W ' ' l ‘ _-UH-Y ~12. 1929

riiia icusnionerown susnnliinlilotca liynawav

roll an uncut '-sur in r-aaa. aaa uuitm amos The BPH-ilh P¢0|>!¢._i'f he-S “"1 _ _ Ill llllh. dnundon mln some pu ~\-ur tin naman; laiinnd ”|d_ more than ‘ny other people in

‘_“"“"”"'..°L.‘::::',;:~,7::,f_°;;,_ ,,_ L,‘;;;;;;;;-,'3;_~-*,, ;,~,~L=-;---- loo mia, .ra .salma -ta tam.

' lun: no Imager-J. ix. num-tt a-...fiata edit-1-u. lt. our-via. Hence the' importance attached to

_ff-

the horse races on the Epsom Downs. commonly known as the Derby. It is

- FRIDAY, JULY 12, 1929 said that a minion people gathered

""""”`“"”_' "' io attend these recent competitions

MAIITIINIE BANKERS LEAD 'this noble monument possible. for,_of equine speed and many of them

F ` _M-

l-eaving the business of compensat

_ risked their money-a few shillings

`or many pounds-on the betting tips

_Tha:;_!act that a Maritimcr liasl ing the original owners of the__h?y had enemy s0__gh__ _ been appointed to an important newl ground, from which all landmarksi For genemmns Parliament has Dulition in the business world.- had been obllterated.tA`>be dealt w'ith_,-e¢0gnm,d ,Ming meer, mm De,-by that of Managing Director of thciby the government later, the nationibay as of greater public interest Royalnanit or canada-and :hatiset aside liao acres in pcrpctuliy rorffhen an election ccmbelzn or thc

another Mariiimcr has been ap _i the ilse of the Commission.

ifall of a party Governmerltx The en- ithusiasm for sport extends from the

pointed to succeed the new Manag- The Vimy monument is being built _.Kms and the Prince or wal” to me ing Director as Cvcncral Manager. is on Hill 45 opposite the Kings O. P..humb1e5t apprenme in me emi ii matter of Jusfincblc llriflt 10 mes” lt will take scvcral years to complete. 'miner The betting habit has rcgrett- P1'°vlD°¢S- B001 mm 1l=“'@ had Hi The stone had to be brought iromfsbll' spread -beyond bounds and bflllld-nt ballkillg Cafe" and M13 Jugo-Slavia and while the engineers 5h°“]d checked by m°f°“5“ ‘md

Morris W. Wilson. the new General

were waiting for it they sought and

istatesmen, but the fondness for _sport

Manger' Sym several years with found the famous Grange Labyrinth. l;i,is,uec1;fl§e;ug::n;1l;§ “lift” itll?-

‘ sp ra er

bu h fti R'lB k

the meal mm 0 18 053 an the miles of underground vvoricslghan of _grmsh decadenN_

in Charlottetown.

which the Canandians had pushed

Tile important changes which have _ _ _ , i ‘_-“ML “nuke GR" Bmllm has

to within a few yards of the enemys

JU-Sl flkefl P1302 ill the EXECUUVB Of- 1mes_ The Clearing of the mnne1_ilot yet come to an agreement with ganization of The Royal Bank of _ _ _the United States as to her war debt.

was begun and then were revealed

l Canada are of interest to the busi-_ _ __ be _i

hidden passages repl=te with md r

The sticking point in the negotia- tions is that France insists on a pro-

' ld k' 0 . - i .~ “Or as mar mg one mor lal evidences of the life that had V50 that she Shan nog begsked to

carved or written their names on the

, _ _ _, fl, P in me expansion of an msn been lived in them by men who had EDB? her debt to the States if Ger- v_ , J 1 _ I3, Wh05€ 1”@°°Yd °f “¢h1eVemem»_ - lmany defaults in her reparation pay-

0SD¢0i!ii!~' dl1l'lT\8 th-2 P21-SC Cl€C2<i@~ 15! ham _anS_waH5 that no mmes:ments to France. Britain made no

so large a part of the Domihiorral C _ “ __ h I ___ S redlsuch stipulation and is nnvins her ,wmmic s¢0ry_ Under me very ab1e_ mai be “V "en 0” ence °r ' ac _debt regardl-eu of whether or not the

t 1 M C E Nem The l as they are to the memory of those .nations which are mdebwd to her

loyal Bank has gone forward from

It was a fortunate discovery. for

in it that it decided that the trench

e en o, r. . .

} mmag m A who made the original inscriptions. fulfill their obligations

rbi

__. __ 3-ear to year gainink steadily in_ the C0mm_Ss_0__ became so _nterested H is complained in some quarters

‘ strength, in influcncc. and in service, _ _ _ ‘that the motor car outings on gun.

' ` h the public, and it has done muclli ,days are having a serious effect on

» _‘es should be rebuilt, arid the dug- ,he ammdknce ' m my chmchw

to promote Canadian commercial in I 1

' 1 | OUIS Dl‘€S@l'V€d. S0 that. M Vimy, mBy}Those churches, Anglican and Ro-

teresh in distant lands. The n- _

ibe seen the only spot in France_man Catholic, which have an early

h lt' io ' h ~ . . .

News in the an S usmess mi where. to quote the London Expressimommg SCYWCC 37° 168! 8ff¢C¥¢l`1-

\‘ » _

‘ '- ' k c . ,

r been particularly, mar cd in re en _ that he ____ backlbut as eleven oclock is me _“ual

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years, and those increases have ad-r 3 ma” ca” eel hour of first meeting in many Pro-

ain in 1914 18; where he can stand

ded materially to the responsibilitiesiag ' testant congregations. they are the with the rotted butt of a rust/‘d rifle

of the higher executive officers. It; ' _

chief sufferers. Be that as it may,

B n doubm in mcognmon of thisf to his shoulder as he_ P69195 011% be-_many churches continue to attract

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tween the bushes towards the Ger-‘Urge C0\'1Kf983f-1053 End €V9l'Y YNY

f 't th t th Directors have deter . _ _ . “ima '__ o__e_h_ Creation or a new! mm trenches_ The Wm is mn uplmore church edifices are being erect-

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position, that of Managing Director.|

in 'No Man's I!and,’ duck-Boards lie

ed.

Mr. Neill, as vice-president and _ in trenches, officers' beds, rotting and, Dan," mm’ enum* of rece” General Manager, takes over this' collapsed lie in the dug-01111" date the world grows more crazy

new oHice. relinquishing the posi-

Iover the building of larger, swifter

um of General Manager which he _ THE 60055 C,g;~1~1~1NG wisp; and more powerful airplanes and

has occupied so successful for thir- ---' ` |air5hips' The latest seems to be an

~ ‘ ri d in The Wall Street Journal in aniairplane‘ secretly bum' in Germany'

13°” ?ve“f5» and being s“°°e° e _ _ _ ' and now ready for trial trips. It is it, as already stated, by Mr. Morris editorial warning the United States announced that this “rm glam is W. Wilson, formerly Senior Assist- Government that it, is playing with Im Carry 190 passengers and 5 crew of

ant General Manager. ' dynamite in its tariff proposals, §l2, and has a wing spread of 157

The changes are of special interest _ Compares the U_ s_ Home and Semlfeet. Also that it is equipped with

'12 motors each engine of 500 horse-

in bimkillil ¢if0\€5- hilt 'hey haveiaie go a couple of overgrown boys ’

__, _ . E _ power.

been effected with a definite purpose _ having as a playmlns 8 htgh_po“.e1._I

‘lL in WW- lm* °f 1“°f"-`5-*mg the R°Y“‘ I ed rifle. called tariff, with which they The N_"°m_| A" Gmc" in o,_

Banks _capacity for service, and ih_are shooting at the goose that lays uw, ,¢c°,.d,,,g ,D "W, by the this regard l-hey are Of lmlJ0l‘lHDC€ to _ the golden eggs; and it calls attcn- trustees. has progressed vigorously. the public in every’ community in i tion to the fact that one of the larg- and considering its newnead, has now

'hi h the Ro l B lc its agen- t 8 ‘ ‘ ° ya an °r Itiori mi ht bo road. and canadian!

est of the olden eggs heretofore laid

lbecome a gallery of which any na-

. b this oose is called Canadiani 5 P

cies are established, and their num | 5' E ,painters are mo" and more wcred_

b°f151"-`¥i°“- trade' Up?" which the Tomnuf ited with n measure of recognition

It is interesting to note that the Globe. alibi-King Liberal ¢°mm9m~5- nor, hem;-9 extendm gn them

four largest Banks of Canada arci now managed by men who were born in the Maritimes.`Mr. Wilson was

born in Lunenburg; Mr. Sidney I-I.

Logan, General Manager of the Canadian Bank of Commerce wasl born in sprihghill,`N. s.; Mr. John

Andrew McLeod, General Manager

of the Bank of Nova Scotia, was born _ at Park Corner, Prince Edward Isl-‘

and; and Sir Frederick Williams-,

Taylor, General Manager of the Bank I of Montixeal, was born at Monctonf

“Canadian Battlefield Memorials."]

, the excellent illustrated record off

_I Canadian monuments in Fraiice,_`

which has been publisllcd by the D9- i

,,‘ minion Govcrnmrnt and concerning the water is most inviting and boat- [void of pleasure. The Cana ni _ ~ _ U’ which ari editorial rzfcrcnce appear; ing and bathing come into their own. 5°h°°| L’ “any new' ! .`.yc:;:__smI wnh me sabbath BY nun! 'nun ' ` ' ed in The Guardian recently, con-1 Unfortunately it is also the season_ ._1` ‘ _ ‘Pram _,he sheep market Came not the:

Pri Edwa d Island continues o _ l - ~ . _

_-_H talns among other descriptive mat-¥ whcii annually so many accidentsilead :gather grovmm in the nm;h_, meat of 5 ]amb_ i THE FIRST 'WHLA1' IN CANADA vi ‘ r .i _ - '

"Tile Wall Street Joumal will

long be remembered for this be- lated warning, and it will also be remembered in Canada. for its apt use of the term goose. Canada has been realizing for some time. not that her trade with the Unit- ed States was a goose. but that she was a goose for continuing a party to such unequal dealings. The tariff has been raised repeat- edly. nnd each time the producers e of this country had to readjust their markets. The situation was bad enough when the changes were made systematically, but when the so-called flexible tariff began to make ducks and drakes of our trade relations, cutting off our business here and there with little or no warning. and creating a constant uncertainty. the goose siclc of it all became very evident."

OLD BUT SOUND

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This is the season of the year when l

ter st fo ‘ 3 _ in ri d i mers

Wm! lntefe ing in rmntlon C011 result from expe engg gw m ‘ _

ber of its full grown silver foxes and d Q_ when and where Wu me nm"

., comin; the erection or the vi ' im t i l t i ii-` , - _ "Wim" 'A1`l”» like thy bed. an _

my_ or canoe ven ur ng n o un am ‘also of pups and in no other _colin “_k__ “me hm volce when grown in Umm" _ ___

~ more 'Mc ii. This o til _ h h h lit i ii rom - ,

_ morn b aulu lar paths. The rules suggested byltry is i e 18 qua y 0 c _i-____m Not _'_ moment I doubtei my hurt] A. The history of wheat-growing

"“°““’“°“" "°“““°’“°"‘“°° “W °°" the Ontario Safety I-fesuc are well ‘°"°°""°- A’ ° P‘°"4°°" 1° °‘“ "5 dk, ,eww | in canntis goes back to the eaiiy `

worn hut ii followed may rave lite, “‘° f°"`b’°'°"““ '“"““°" ”’“°h h” I ,,,,,,., and I ,,.,,ked_ and I camedi diva of the French acgime.; pcm.

be ld- ld in tc t, Sir, __

ian forces. Vimy, General Mewbum They arc: C533; Egwnwms wonhynox nespebv my bed_ rincourt says it grew under the.

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‘""°”» W” S-‘°°‘°“ °-’ ii" ‘“° ‘°' 1~ Mem the orcnc pressure ine- iai honor. i-ie has won wealth and '“‘°“ ‘"° “f°“k'“B U” 5°b*’°°h ; m 1£;°a;";;r:‘;::_fu_'“R1:: W:

“' it. not because the victory we-1 the thoa or i-eatacicatioh. iama for iiiaiseii, which hu hoaia or U" “""~°"f"l -"W5 ‘H14

greatest won by the Canadian corps_ 2. Bathe in protected areas only. friends hope he may long enjoy; he , _ but because it is the name "most' 3. If you have heart trouble do* h" “3W'°d lcncfou-sly many char- 'But' ‘hey °°""| mt mrmhl' me' fm' cmm. in _1M2’ ,cm`mp!.'m Ummm:

_ _ __ both] mm opened ta hh Prom" ‘ . ew d,m|,. I m, both wheat. and rye st Quobaain

closely assoc ated wth Cana a not go in swimming. lm” M "mn md _mupgiw -mn the work 0, the Hem, Wu] 1608; and in 1610 took ‘aad\p‘sa of among our own people and others. 4. Wait two hours after eating which U dm axpmdlm md dmméd huge, mm ;_,w_»» . wheat, Indian corn and other aqui- "l‘hci'd it WM." he ¢°l'l°|l1\1°S» "Ui" before Icing into the water. w ¢¢m¢|m,°_ Au M ,meh M “wma “And were these all the words that "nur" P'°‘|"°'-‘ 'D 'film 0| WW'

s. when diving malta aurc tho I ot price to Pi-iaag :aware island. the Wcndcr-Mun uid- ' °l th' f°f‘”"¥ °f *il* '°"- Ti". N1,-

Wm, L, dm, enough to ,mm. 'Arimsnd walk and can-ythy ham" tory of what-lrovring,in vntehi am,” olis Star. “hae gone to Childs. __- _ canada gocc back to 1138. when LA

_ _HM ,_... - ,m y Ah. no. th tha taaapia lie met are verenayre saves it at et.. '”°--*_* . _ _ - one asv. charles on the Lake of the woods.

94 U "*‘° 5"* *PP'“"“"°° 9' °‘”'| Em1'0BUL N07" "'I*' mai ny uni, “umm I Md gone to thank nod, tg givf There ia evidence in the narrltivea bf' youu; nation in arms. certain oc- _.___ living . a vegmttlo diet. are ima; sims ana to pray. un ¢.r,.¢,-mm my it W 9,:

-~t ,b reason or public spore- whtnd 7 /it 4- _‘ "°“‘°'°°“**l¥|l\¢inthatnno-'lrovmaifntattiieiw tiiefdta on _-yu __ _ “______ ________ _ a _ _ and tractsble, while the meat eating mmbun _ “_ -_“mM_‘_ °5_‘_______`___

the Canadian corps first fought as a unit, and. as many ol its compon- ents were drawn from all parts oft the country. Vimy may be consider

:ei

Le Matin of Paris becomes quite

enthusiastic in its reference to the artistic work of Canadians who had exhibited specimens of their craft and goes on to say: "lt does not as- pire to grandeur, and it understands the smiling moods of nature.___ The fleeting grace of sunlight on snow the rich and velvety coloring of autumn, the movement and life of the villages, sheltered in the valleys. inspires more pleasing themes, fresher tones. and assures a delicate and intelligent execution."

Le Figaro observes in part: "It is

[very seldom nowadays that s. for-

eign school of painting holds any element of surprise for us. . . There fore it is not without a certain de- gree of astonishment that we have the occasion to become acquainted with the Canadian School and this astonishment is far from being de-

what _

Bch?

of Quilts

/amcs W, Barton, (LD. “

WHEN BIG MEALS is

CAUSE TROUBLE

' -a Nevertheless there__ are intricacies-

Lhat- bewilder good writers and speak-

Perhaps as you sit at your desk and see some workmen on the street c

doing heavy labor, you are thankful D

that you are able to earn your living <- in an easier manner. ' \

And y t as you go out to lunch or L

ularly hungry. and if you have had

H hard day in the office the most'rhrough the inappropriate uses of

about the eating 'and digesting of_-

them-' _ lthe past) was ready to "fly with the __ The 'nm Daft is thc brain out futmost leiicity tvciociiyl' hnd no hea-

that is the smell, taste. and the sight it

of food. You are so tired and wor- _precede and we will gp before you! :_

ried and have so many other things on your mind that the most inviting d

f°°d d°°S"'t temp” Y°“~ llearning. she would never » let hei-__ The 5°“°“d part °f digesmn ’5.d“° lmeddie with Greek, Hebrew algebrs,`1°

to the fact that the food. the weight vsimv o_ny or nuidons or p"°d0x`“_ M- tm M the f°°d' ‘"5 "‘° swmach ’““5` ‘sushi inflammatory (inforinaiory |°

ither would ‘°° _ __ _

erson may nave been bom. l;_____ __ ~ ~~ ~ _

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“Malapropisms are notfrestricted to

cies contracting, and there gr-eh)

chemical substances in the food, or” the stomach Juice acts on theselor

foods. and causes, a chemical change. in

the food and the digestive juices of t

the small intestine. is

Now although the second and third ‘u

parts of digestion apparently haveit n°fh|UB £0 C10 With the brain. never- S

thciess ii 1 ‘P -'

_ you are worr ed or tired the usually d°,__and was gumy of many _S

brain doesn‘t. send down impulses

D0 the stomach and intestine as,m

often, or as regularly. as when you* are rested or free from care. V

"Worry, nerve strain, unpleasant*

sensations markedly ' lessen the

manufacture of Juice in the stomach, and cause disturbances of the move- j

ment of the stomach and intestines." l NW' the Point is, if you are an.

outdoor worker, or play much out.

doors, you don't have to think of! env of these three parts or aige,,_. tion they take care of themselves! However as Dr. A. C. Ivy says "the f

office or indoor worker must bel fought to thiriir oi their 'food and, pleasant things while eating, to eati "BWV Of easily digested food priori and d“1'mZ 3 day of business worrv,! mental or nervous strain, and eat ba ! big meal Only when the meal can be f°H°W€<i by several hours of leisure` and relaxation."

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JOHN FIVE

"How comes it, my brother, that "

thou art made whole? _

For years I have seen thee by Beth-

seda's pool:

Thou wert bent. thou wert twisted.

thy face was askew-

How comes it, my brother, that thou

art made new?"

“He came, and He stood, and He

. looked on my case; | I knew Him my friend, as I gazed on

his face.

‘Wilt thou be made whole? fell his*

voice on my ear- ` 'l

And I hoped, as I had not for many

dm hers looked on

8 )'€Bl’.

l thought he would say 'I will carry|

you down 5 '1 the water next moves' The

tii *h

sumptuous meal does not interest it ou ~ la

, ' . , th

Why? 'those who misapply words wfrhout '

e _ X

home to dinner you are not partie- term for he created the character of S

y ,

Because there are three partsimigpronguncing them, She spoke of

‘B

ress of orthodoxy torthographyl that '; he might not misproriounce and mls-

Mrs Winifred Jenkins, the maid of

Several Prototypee

ers, and bad spellings even as her mis I; tres Miss Iiabitha Bramble was noted so for her age (45) and poor spelling. to

acter in Mrs. Partington, also famous for misusing words, the first of _Mrs. Partington’s sayings being published

Of the sin of the past that had bent

But I looked in hiseyes and took

courage again. H1017-

"Geoi'le. Moore, the Irish novelist.

"For I knew, by his mighty, myster- 93811 .

tous pow”-_ oHender.,’In his ‘Hail and Farewell' we _

find 'Everyone ofthose belong to the, ivtidaie Ages, and iii "rho nrooiti

Kerith.' A man laying there with _ _ §;\,g_;°_g;°,~_;gf°- ei- llc- lyme 140 Richmond st., Charlottetown "A-I I Cbntrist to Mrs. Malaprop

and her tribe we have in Michael ’

Ai-len's “The Green Hat" the woman who is "so well bred that she never P’“"°¢d Wh” YOU would call cle-

portment:

"Noah Webster once wrote:

"In avoiding party spin; and rg.

seutment on the one hand, we should bc very careful of acrviiity on the

' other.' HG meant ,'carei‘ui to av-

oid servility _on .the other! ‘

"LUNIOY Mumiy. who acheivcdi '_ -"_"- ="' _ ___

(lm

_ ___`i'l`rouhles

He had healed my sick soul in that

That my body was healed: Bin no

He keeps my poor feet in his own

W’ho made thee a whole man with-

"Ah, Jesus of Nazareth, that was His

They crucified Him. and put Him to

“And how 'can He still keep thy feet

He was God‘s own dear Son. and lids

Believe on His name, and thy gin;

' seems to have brought wheat' to

the Boston Post in 1847. ln our;

u in

' day we have George Bernard Shows; ,/

k u iiowergiri chiractcr, iiiiiza. Doolittle.; __ ~

She Is e who popularized the type in his 'PJ8 t ,

-""” ' malion." _i

(Contributed)

emsclves in that medium; the Hiii-` h

pecimens of "English asshe is Spoke. ____

rs both herc -:id in the Old Country

'e owe io Richard Brinsley Sheridan It he imniortalization o f the parent

Irs. Malaprop in “The Rivals."_ er

ords to which Mrs. Malaprop gave ____ ay, her name became a synonym for

llegories <alligators)_ of the Nil¢"l Z:

Mrs Malaprop did not wish her

aughter to be a progeny (prodigy) of __

ranches of learning; ng be necessary for her to andle any P

the mathematical, astronomical. _h

nd diabolical. Then, sir, she should

ous) countries. She should be a mis-

ell words so shamefuliy 'ss girls °n

ore linguistic absurdities.

Mrs Malaprop's prototype was

iss Tabitha Bramble, who figured

in Smollett‘s ‘Expedition of Hum- ‘

ication of words, ludicrous misnom

- opportune remark as a solecism orf

We hardly realize that _ilie lllhlllih ,S 1, Yds., Dr samuel Johnson, v

language is so dinioult-until.v/e read E me ° W ~' ` i

e attempts of "Wuhan to express Shakespeare has iiot only shown

°" "°P°“”°' °“°` qw" ';°§E::' he found in situations to which it car.- f the Omni P"°d“°° “me 8 not be exposed,-a statement the ab-

. . Fm

r' Flank H 'lelemy "vnu some Representatives with a tedious speech

hoice ones in ;iie New York Herald. in

Y. observed to Henry Clay ‘V310 WHS 1 . self the common comforts of life_to _do it. D Hu:

‘Yes, General,” replied Clay, ‘and - u seem determined to speak until 1 F e arrival ofyour audience.‘ b '."I'he newspspers occasionally per-_ trate inalapropisms. In an obituary f

nouiicingthe death of Baron D:>ivri¢ . __

f°°d and you lose out on all three of §shc made no “delusions (allusions to _he

press one

|'A_gre|,i; Irishmen has passed away. God t nd

ation in declaring that “you may h

o ncies.' to a. former American Posi-

e poorly educated. Personal idiosyn-

The thi d t, L, h gh 1 od* _ crasy sometimes produces them. Jane I

has left the slt;:i1ach,“l;n;nthei?e is a ghavetsa sujefcmoni ::::1}::,z:n\;;.c§_ AU-'Mn mm “3 Yea" 33° th” 'there i

chemical action taken piece between sfgxn ;;met:;;“;hm_ she might know is not one'ln a hundred who is not

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amahiag of ti.. caauhota ooatu- ;‘;‘;‘i§‘,_’l’_‘:f_‘;‘;f‘;j’_§”;;§,,_§"§,c§f§:_ , Guardian Subscribers may .have

rviartlca ia a oaivaraitv f°”“ “°‘e<i , their Picmc plates, spoons and forks °’“”’;;°;‘*._‘“““°’ °' "~’ ‘“““"‘°““"' _ at less than manufacturers prices This practice of mispronunciaiion ` Fig`lll‘B Out h0W many yOu require an

-send in your order at once. Specia price to paid.in-advance subscribers

_‘Ha meant. "tc speak conectivf 1 doz. Kleen 6 inch plates for . . . ._5c

fectiy educated people who are am- bitious or speaking correctly.”

"A malapropism is as much sn in .

_hi_s ‘Lives _of the Poet's wrote: __

man nature as it is but 'as it would

niity of which cannot fail to im-

General Alexander Sinyilie of Vi: _

ia, was worrying the House ol

d as he was digging up cn stiithor-

tting near him: ‘ ‘ it ` Ear( 0 "You slr, speak for the present gcii- _ l one's earnings to create an immediate 'feiyp won, but I speak for posterity: _,sul-.ance estate that will be available ifxhenecu-

grant _that many as grea _ a |_

o shall as wisely love their country

ny, 'A gentleman never takes not- I of the deficiencies with ivltizh til

| r , . - e-_ ._ _ e - e ‘ _ ._ _

,_ i #L -_ ..= sr _ _ - . _ e _ _ =~ _ ,_, _ » -i

' » I | ` _-.fff-3;°_=_.-‘=_jT1"= W " T' ' _

C A / ' '

,Z/’ - _ ,-

Love can be'Measured in Dollars and Sense! .

IN the first flush of youth love takes no court;

` of the morrow (which is uit should be).

But love . . . marriage . . . children .L . brin re. sponsibilitics. The measure' 'of love can tier; only be determined by the éforts of the pro- vider . . . to insure provision for loved ones, until they are able ro provide for themselves. That is what 'we mean bysaying that ldve can be measured in dollars and sense.

It is not suggested that man should deny him.

is wise and affectionate to let aside ` f

sity arises. This can beet be done with aCon- eclci-ation Life Policy, payable in instalments, ecausc the income from it is sure and the principal cannot be lost. ‘ _

"F .

is gf

Write now for our pan in 20 Years." You wil

bondon _Times said: i 4 - _

I Confederation Lie

ay follow hlm." - s ° ° ~

"We owe‘ A gentleman never takesf _ Assoclahon ~ _ t_ice_of a person born wiili defic-_ __ __ RMON, - _;"_::°;‘__g"“`°

\\ TORONTO scotia amlgidr,

ester Geniral, who actually meant ; \

Charlottetown

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