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The Wester

n Guardian

-IT PAYS to buy in this province.

-THE MORNING DAILY GUAR-

DIAN can be obtained at i.arferty'ai“mn" “Sh mlm ucmnfpany .omer' ‘REv' NEH' M°l'AUGHLAN’ ST'

Tonsorial Parlors, Summerslde.

-CUSTOMERS ARE TAKING all

vantage ot our prices on Ovcrcoats. \\’li_\' not see yours today. Sinclair & Stewart Limited. ' 1569-12-6M2lE1l.

-NEW SHIRTS tor men in white

plquc, fancy stripes mid linen effects. 1’i-ict' $1.25 to $3.00 each. Sinclair Ai. Stewart Limited. -

1569-i2»6M2iE1l.

-POULTRY WANTED.-We are.

now buying (or the Xmas lnarket.i.)irds niiirr. bg dry plucked and urawn witn lieailg and tcei oi`i'. Highest price paid lor good stock and for ,delivery not later than l)ec. 20th. Sinclair & Stt\\\'urt. Limited. 1582-12-7M'E2l

-MURRAY HARBOR METHODIST

(‘li'cuit, lice. ilth. scrvlt-cs Murriiy lliirhor at 10.110. lf-ape lIi..ir at 3.00. \\'liitc Sands at 6.30. Ahnoy .~'ci'vico. ‘\\`ctliicstlay lillli. at 7. Tcai-liori~:' training: class ul Alilicy nt tl. thc sumo cvciiiiilg. -

-AE'-FIAM’S VILLAGE.--Mr. S. E.

Gallant. iiicrcliaiit. has ltccn ill ills- po:i-:il those past fciv i|u_\':<, though lit: ig now iniproviiig.-.\ii. Joseph handy 3 native of I‘ilgnioili'lic, Now Brillia- wlck. but t'oriiit‘rly li rcsidclit of Eg- uiotid ilay. liar- arrivctl i`roni his nat- ivc' placti on at visit uinolig acquailit, ii.iicc's.-i\ir. lédilhcrt Poirier was in Sulnluorsido the liist of the week in iittvndalicc to thc Grand jury.-A iucetlug of tho Abraul‘s ,Village l-mncli of tho Ifarincrs' institute was lu-iii ln the school lions-4; on Thursday tilirlit. The attendance was large and various matters of importance were ul.-icusscti.-Mrs. Frank F. Aisénault and hor little daughter Roseline ui tu-ov and a half years- ot' nge, were in Siinlniersidc. for several days. The little daughter underwent an opera.- lou tor appeuclicitis, and at latest re- ports was doing nicely.-Mrs. .ica- cph i'. Arsenault returned from Suui iitrmiida Tuesday night, having gone tithe-r the previous Saturilay.

WESTERN PERSONALS

~ .\li. .\Iarin paid an illspt-t'tol‘ai

\-i;ii to Riistil-0 lately-.\i. -

- .\iis.~1 Laura Lowllier, t.`al'letotl, is

spcnliini; ti short lime in Victoria the giiost ot' Miss Minnie Wright.-V.

.\lis_t; l.uui'n Palnler and Miss

Olive Morrison, Silinmefrrtlde .spent thc week-end in Keiisington.-Z.

-.\il'. Alsenc Poirier. .\liscoitcllc.

pas:-all through '}\'liraln's Villagc.Tuc: tiny.---.\'l.

--Mr, anti i\lr:~i’. Prank Gallant oi

itusticoville. recently paltl, a visit to iignlonil Bay. They visited many friends in various palts ol. the parish and made many new acfillailitances. They were the guests ol’ Mr. Peter Gallant, Ahrani‘s Village and later ol ..\ir. John P. Arsenault, llrbanville- .\i.

Himnneos oi= MEN TAUGH1' New 'rnAo_Es

Supplementary Courses to Old Trades Number Thousands in M.H.C. .Vocational Centres

.\'cw trades are being taught 869

returned. men at the present time in the vocational training centres of the Military Hospitals Coniiriilsfilon.

These men represent tho class who

have bc-cn disabled .in such a way by their :irniy service that they were not cupahli- of following their pri,-vi- ous ucixilpation. Tliey are tho ox- ccptiotial cases, [or t~ontra.ry_to the improssioii too generally formed that o\'ci~_v inun who is given vocational training iiurlng his coiiva.lost:cucc is hcliig i.i»¢'ililt'att~tl, tho rzi‘ont majori- ty of thi: uit-ti are ablo to follow their prewar trades. and cnilrut-it rviritod to their ti-ld work aio given th:-ni irurluz their cr_iiivalt~si~om~v- hy which tlioy luliy atlvniico iliciiinolvr:-i.

Thorc :im Zi.”» tllffr‘.i't~l|t. Imtlcs now

hcliig tuuglil In tht. vocational truiii- fIn'_' t~I-iil.l~t::=.. :intl ilrrntiglrtiioiits are _Inst about t-.oliiploto whoreiiy tho ro tuiiicd iniui will ln- glvi-ii plat-cs in csiillilliillotl l'ni'torlc.s to lt.urn other tvorlt iiildci nttruiitl colttlitions.

iiilliiiii MfilS!, Nil SUUiI.- Sillliiiiiiii.. . INIIIGESIIUN UR GAS

"Pape‘s Diapeplln" is quickest, surest surest stomach reilef known Try |_ti _..__,___ l

'l`linc it! l’tipe's l>inpep.~il,| will til-

gest. anytlting _vouy czit.,unil ovorcoint,~ il .~tour. gnssy or out-of~m‘ller stotnaclt surely within ilvc iniiiiiles. '

li' your lnenls tlon’t, lit coinfortably.

or what _you clit lies like n lump ot' lead in _voiir stoniucli. or. if you have

hlearihilrn, that is ii sign of iiidlges~ on.

Get from your plinrniui.-lst p ilft_v~l

cent vase oi’ i’npe's Dinpep'-ilii and` Inkti fi dost- _Inst ns soon its you cnn. There will he no sour rlsings, hel- clilng ot unillgested footl mixed with acid, no stomach gas or heartburn, fullness or heavy feeling in the sto- mach. nausea. debilitating headaches, tlizzinei-is or intestinal griping. This will all o. and, bc-sides. there will be up sour Toad left over ln the stomach to poison your breath with naiissous odors.

I'tlpo‘n Dlnpepnin is fi certain cure

for out-olorder litomaclui. het-niist»;~ It likes hold of your i’ood and digests it just the some in if your stomach wlan’t there:

inisery in waiting for ynii at nny drug store. i

These large titty-cent cases contain

enough "Papers Dlapepsln" in keep the entire family true from stomach dldoitiern and lnrilgeatton for many monthii. It holongti In your homo.

-TWO CENTS PER WORD EACH

insertion for advertising in this col-

-* , Mn .noun m¢i.wcHi.AN ccrv

-MR W ‘< M°°°U°AN ‘S 0"" in THE Pori1'i.ANn Misriiooisr

Suits and Over

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Mlnimuni charge twenlytlve tents. JOHN' WHO ,S A BRQ1-Hgg 9|: ’

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dian repi'esf:ntative in Sumnlerslile. cHuRcH AppEA|_c, E0 ms

_SILK SWEATER COATS in d CONGREGATION TO SUPPORT

W , 0 coats at Popular

Prices ,

an it`\i 'ange of colors -for Xmas

gm’ buyers* Price $1175 1° $2500' ST. JOHN Dec. 6.- ill his serlnon

1569'12'6M2iE1'- 'Sunday evening in the Portland Met-

i- hodist church the pastor, Rev. Nell

_::Silk Hosiery tor ladies. An ldcul Mciniughlim, speaking on "Cauada's

ChYiS`lI1l°S» Bill- All Shades to choose Hour ol' Crisis," made a strong ap- froni. Price $2.00 a pair. Sinclair tv peat to the people to support the Un-

SISWHFI Liulllml- lon government. Ever since we' enter- .

1569-12~6M2lEli. ed the war. he said, we have been- '

_ ‘passing through alternating hours ot' -A SUPPER ANC' BAZAAR will sunshine and shadow. Mons and .- _

be held in King George Hall Port, Marne brought respectively distress - \ Hill on uesday evening. Dec lllh and relief. 'rue failure of Russia. under the auspices oi the ladies ot' vnile a great disaster, is more than St. James Episcopal Church. 1587. compensated by the advent of the

United States into t he war. interest

i= now shifting to the political situa 'J '

'N Alssue before ns ls. shall ive send rcili-

- "1" forcclneuts to the front? 'l`lioi'c arc MR- RICHARD C- LEE- minor issues, which. although ini-

_ ~*-° portant in thouiselves. sink into in-

_ U11 AUS- 22110 t»I\l‘l'l= Djisstd away signlticancu in comparison with till.-1

troni this sphere oi' activity. one of gr;-at igsuly

thc oldest. and most popular and rcs- Tim lam gow,-nmout no lougm- px iriolits of 'l`l'_i‘on. Ili tho person oi’ Mr. igls_ Wd now have Union (;0vcru. IIl_i‘-it-'Htl 1'. llcc- llo IlH_<I 110011 In nicut consisting oflhcstrongclcmciit-_ falling licallh for some time, anti his nr both partie... 'rhc Union Govt-||, end wan not unexpected. ills iicath mimi, promlggg |~t_-llof from pngmuugl. took PINK* -il lilo IIOHW Of Mr- JOIIU, and graft. but thc main isssuo is that |I0\*'aU- Wllll WIIUUI hi' IIHU lIVOtl fm" it'sIands lor rcinl`orcini-: our troops $01110 U0"-‘i|‘|*'|`3blU 111110- F01’ IHHILV hi thc conscrlption of mon and luv roars llli hill! IJGGII One 0! the 1110" other resources ot' the country, uutl successful t`zii°niors of Tryon; and al- mat at oncg_ Dom” yn tms I-csveC:_ though _owing to increasl_ng years. he would be d_|sa5¢|~¢,“5-_ Every (my U, had _ictircd from the business. hc still “day means the pmlongmg of 1|",

~u;ittiiucil up to tlic- last year of his Wm-_

iiie. to rcnilcr valuable hclp to his Lm us look 1-01. “ moment at Law A v

clilldren in their farming operations.. rm,-8 plan A ,.,_.fo,.e,,du,n in um. .

Ho had bccn cndoived with an ironi case meam; delay and if it Should |,._( ltzonstitiitloli, and liei'cullaii strcngtli _,gym-5,, to eonscri-ption’-, our liands and these tiitalitics had liccu i‘xcuipli are ;le(|_ our over_wOrked trcofm must lied \\ltli iiiiccaslng u<'ii\'it4_v‘ t.li'olli:Ii perish ln uw trenches and Cmmdn

out -i long und strciiuoiis lilo. iiy his must mm' disglaced in me ew” 0|- , denitli _the Methodist Churcli has lo_st ` me whom Empire and me w0|.|,1_- S $112,! itillnlets most illevotefl aknd consls-» bupposing every plovime excel), _

in!m_Nt‘ i‘;\e"£'m_ Y 90:13* tame" a keep. Quebec gave tl majority for conscrlp- pd 'wiih it Lumix $11 hir? oCg'\“&C_`. tion, there is _the peril that in deter- _ , . to ng 1_0 - I \d< I -I C “ UCPW' me to the views of Quebec. 1.-...tim To select any partlc

' P gm” V"_ eve °Pm‘°f“t- 0”' iiouto decline to enforce it ri. li dc

sessed or exceptional gift le . 4 - - _ -‘i ` 'H011 Needed when out Df considered one of the abl it ‘le LIVE: dined In mmm! days.in delmemt in ,

ation lil Canada and the onc great

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9 u er* Quebec to cnfoice a. ploliibitort' law in 'St0Ck We h3VC CVET Cafflf'

in all thc- religions activities connect- qccoru with' th ‘_ 'wigheq of thé ma _ - -

_. I ` . . . , joi-

ed iiith tlie_ church. And iilien silt- ily from ml, other provinces Tm.\_ of the kln-'-1 that ls Worn

""_"i“l~T f"°“_‘ gl'@a_‘ Mimi’ “"“»“k“*""§~ ugh the grime and bloodsliedor 'thi-'

his enthusiasm tor the cause ol’ his .. ' PfiC€......... .

Divine Maker, and the extension ol' 1,l;:i:“S.L_(;lLi:ni€I`qqixgkiivk, Fbnet;;|m'1's THIS His Kingdom never waveretl ri lit u ., ‘ ‘ ` ’ . to the time of his dr-cease, liz liatll *lance mms and they htaye ns mum] our clothes are the a pnssloiiatn love for the (‘llurcli and 'fgm lo qui! M we' we uerman' more d See for

all its org'.inizatloii.~;. and hall coiitri~ mvagg than the Tmk' Indian' Mex." an

biitetl lzlrgely ot' his inenus, and ser- "an "",,Kam" Wm' was' Wm "ml this

vice in cai’r_\'iiig out to li succcssl'lil °,“nU"' _ . .

i=sue its niiiny benevolent. objects . rhere. I” auotmll' "‘_’a`°'°“ mr "°U""‘ But his mborg ‘Vern not exclusively lor the lulon (vovgl-niue‘iit. and l

confined to the church and ifs various speak “UL “S “ (on e"V“'"'°" fm' I The One Price to

oi-gaiiizatinns He had made ii sue- have "eve" been one' .sam Mr' M° cess of m,.ming_ Am! it was mainly littughlan. ll’ Sir Wilfrid Laiirler ann

through his organisiiief genius bv "ff ’“'pP°"i°""""‘\ T9 HIQCUNI. e Ven Sli' ' - P

which me “ra and (?’_HalnPr, 1 \\'ilfri<l will be to a certain extent ____,_?___1 '

s .. . _ ._

started on im .xlccessfvll (.a'l‘.§ei.' ‘We under the domination of Bourassa. having ‘mem up In me time of his lioiiiassa, the strong nian of Quebec. death. Presitleiit ol' this institution, _does 'Poi ~“l““lI fm' (-"“"‘“lH- Bmaill 0" which has done more Um" any other; i~`rance. but for a dominant Quebec. ming to make farming B D,.Omah|eI and it is- not sate to let any one prov- and am-active industry in this Com, llice dominate the rest. he specially munity mg me had .been fu" of when that province is .<ee'thing with useful service.~ He had fought the '~|if‘1°!'flli.\'~ I good hgh; Hg had kept the iaith and it is said _ that coiiscriptioli is not

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_ 'You will discern the diff€r€HC€ between clothes that are cheap and »

clothes that are

for the price.

but prices do' not

ship. I' '

These must

able quality.

economical when

you compare Prowses’ values with 'what you can' get elsewhere. You will invariably decide that Prowses’ Clothing is the best on the Market

` Market conditions eifect prices;

regulate Prowses

Standards in stvle fit or workman-

conform to our

_ es_tablish`ed reputation for depend-

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SUITS A MEN’S OVERCOATS

SEEING IS

. _ . _ . A large stock of Men’s Ovcrcoats in Brown

“lar suit- for descflfmon ‘S Gteys and Blacks of good Chinrliillas, Flieze and ‘he best 3"" Very |arg‘?5t Melton cloths made up in the latest styles with notch d- Y°“ can have Y°“' Choice or shawl collars are wonderful value, 'Price $ I 2 00 bribe best "f"SS‘*d me” . .......... .. $25.00

$12.00 to $25.00 Men’s Fur and Fur lined Coats of all kinds.

Bi-:i.li~:vlNG _

bt st advertisers we can have, their-fore it is up to every man who rt ads this to come

' Headuarters for the

rowse Bros Limited i12°,f“°-.'11111'1f’

The Clothing Men ‘ ~

has passed triumphantly into the joy ‘|@m0\`iflli¢'. ye! it iS-_H<10Dl@d by 'll'-f of larger se;-v|<;e_ "For sm-ev ln two lnost tlemocratic, countries in tht Heavens wide chamber-5, there is world. Great Britain and the United

mom for love and pity, and for help- States. ln closing. Mr. Mchailzlilan fui deeds; Else were our summons said that to allow the Union govern- thither but ri doom to lite more vain ment to be -defeated would be an uu~ than this in clayey weeds." thinkable calamity to the country. I

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_ V. i.Noso c NAQIAN i-isnozs

MAKING GOOD

BLINDED SOLDIERS T0 BIND ---

BOOKS FOR BLIND Blind Sergeant-Major Middlemiss

Writes of Success of St Dunstan’s __ Mlglur liflanafei ot' thc

BOARD r AND THE MAN

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Canadian Free Library fortthe Blind Courses in Suitable Occupations. }.~£-msalés Hua,-d_ acggmpnnied by

Wi" p"i"* “M amd B°°"° I" `_”“ |l\ir. Brow. thc president of thc Fox

Braille in the Future Scrgt.-Major Robert Mitidlomiss ct Breadel-S' Association, has ‘bclin

--_ the Kings' Own Scottish iiortinisimegung thu ,.an¢he|»,., at varpl;-;

Shcrlnan ('. Swift. mlpcriiitcndclit tliroilgh whose blind eyes thousa.iids’noi“w |n thu province, giving an _it

of tho Library for thc Blind in Tor- ni Americans caught their tlrst gllni-p.\'c count of his work and will-iliiig lu: onto. announces that ho vxpccts in of the awful roalltiop nf war, whoii

ure business. .

si, few wccks time to have u pilutlug hc clrclcd the State.-l on u lecturctoilri . ,_-pmt-tl ‘|olts tu llu- lnacliiuc iiislallbd for the inakilu: oi in l.lic`.carly spring. has lu,-on taking'Bogglrivaizsttsdlaéon, iiiaturully wlslitlil hooks iiiuliiaillc. the biint; ninnii “f_iii~ :i course ln poultry ruisliiz at St. to hm", what me mmmgcr had ll, _.;.1,;,~‘

grit'-typo. and latcr to develop this iluni-'tan’n sirlionl for tho blllid. wlioro brancli 11|' work by :trifling hliiiliug tho blindcd licroos of all lilo Iiiiipirff.-i and tinishiii.; l't'ruiii‘.x forces nro re-rducaterl for civil life.

in l.ht-lin work rooim it' is his in- and will soon hc on ti littio farm til’

lcntioii to tnipl-oy lilintlcd zioltiif-i':»‘ liiai own. who r¢~lur|| ti tfaiindu t`r/ini thc wiir. Tho ulajority of thu Jil Uannrliniiu 'l`Iic inly ilit'iiciill,y which ii mini who have been hliiiderl In tho wal. whoisc sight is :zone uxpoilclictc; in the only class of illsnbleil soldier not binding.: a, book is his nccil to know cured for in tliilliiiiu by thc Military thc placing oi lilo sections. uiiil were iluspitain Coliiitllssioil, uro tliorc with tlmst; gcetltiiiu piiuletl in llrailic. .1 hlni taking vn.t'ious courses tlntr-.i'-I print which hc secs rcairily wllli his tniiictl by their abilities anti inltzr-_ tlngnr tips. lic would liiivc no diillcnl- esta. und in ti lcttor whicll hc typi-df ty nt nil, liimsclil he tolls of their progrc.-i.s.

’ They arc all doing well. ho docliircs.

Find the W,orld Again and those who have been trulnctl

and are now settled at work in vnrl-|

occupations us interesting for iiie ous occupations they were tuusliti

blind are not numerous, and such n ‘ii the school are very Bllovolwlul. i boon to the blinded soldiers will lie Mr. llarry Turner. n Canadian news-` wclcomed by those- who are,I.iiniy af P21001” "la" ‘V110 WHS b||“¢3'0¢\ Ili NIE the present time to-educating ihuii, Wllr and rolrtlllled nt St. lllllloi-=ln'H ami bringing them in much with the is now vwrkintr on ti Saskatoon im- wm-ld which they l.u_='e when tight por. otlielii' are niasseurs_ lilvi-yt-r.-i, leave; 1l|em_ sitenographcrs. dictriphoiie opeiatori-i.

The books ol' thc l.ihi'ury url: clr- “Htl IUHIIHFHCP HIGH-

culntetl in till parts ut tho iiomliilon. ---=_-#----- ' , :intl in the lust qiiarter of tht- rc- T0 TEACH VETERANS-

cori`_'.-i show that 2046 voluiitf~.~i werc " ~ *-

GQVERNMENT f-'AgM$ FOR 5 O’l"l`.»\W.\. llec. ti.-~ Owing tu_:tiie

TRA|N-|NG 5TAT|0N5|grf=ut lived of further ilevelopin,:|

l|mwn_ Ofticeru Will be Employed in Talk of

Re-education.

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»-___ ipliinr- for the vm-iitioiiail re-ellilcatiuii ' MR- CHESTER

guggesgion °f ggnqgor Fong, wid¢|y'ot tllsablctl t`anntlinii soliliers, ili»~,

E d rsed Throu hout the Military ilospltnlii t'unlniissloli‘hu> n 0 Dominloiili liluiicllctl ini lniliistriiil survey oi' the

print-lp.il cities- ni t"aliada with the

~.‘. ~, .-,G.l~‘.t:tht ' i- - '

2:5,b2..(;g,T;::.;l?fo;-gfjnvs n?:0n;h0\?, .und pructlclil expr-lit-tice liiiiciiiti the Dominion be ni-ied as training situ- :;"‘|‘""" 0' lm“"”""y' A31 °"‘"" §Sl"l"“’ tions t'r.r i':-turned soldiers who woilltl ‘Sami ":_"“'1"t9""‘"@ "vlfers “LMI ‘F engnlle ln allriculturnl work. ci' who I t";I“\‘I“*1l{‘l“"‘eq‘ Eel; 1"’ sh have been fnriners het-ore their eu- ‘“"“_ fm" _0"*‘- ~0 Heat -“i 3 listmeut rind want to ietilrli to the :1l°“‘: 'lflp' l:}H'l"\i"l‘;1“-‘tifgf iIli\£:`li'|‘t‘*i-xillflt: wizrk. is not nn entirely new _itlr-il. 15"’ U ll "K H' F* 3' 0 itil for me Mmmrv Hospimys pnmmlg. touch with returned oiliceis is living sion has already placed some; iiieiiiflillll-lill-

for trninlnl: ut the ftirni at Truro. l -*_ _

This at`.'.Iitlonal .<er\'ice.ivIilt'h <.‘<~i, ER|T|3H EAPTURE 11551-

i>ei'iint>iita_v fariiis inny be able to i'l»ii-' ---

llm- ln R\|m,|_v|ng_ ,1 ‘mining ,lphcnl vm-, LONDON, liec. 6.- An otiiclal ivuulii-im farmers is 'endorsed wide-wtatemcnt Issued Saturday nicht ly. mul iiifangenients have hcen made road: “The number of Garmin Prison for at-ccmmodatlng some returned ers taken ln Nove‘mbPr. was 11.551. ll1~ soltllt-.ts at the experimental farm tit clllfllttg 214 oillcersi. ln the name puri- Ste. Anne ile Bellevue. nntl in the od we hiivetnken17I8AgunH-.|l\CI1ltll'l18 neighborhaoti 0:' the college ni|mm-~ _henvr sith-in and also 303 hmifh- Guelph, Ontario. ‘ine guns, G4 trench niortars. bervillt;-s

A committee ln the senate will he hrcar quantities nt engineering stolen

appoint:-tl to i-nnslalrr tho |\in|iontt.Ion- ammunition of all nntttreii und war turtht-r. . miitnrlal ot ovnry kind."

so l iittl-ntle-il R meeting. And as l wr-nt. I c`:trrir~il with me a slight Hilb- coiisl-lotis |n;cjiiilit~e against the insti- tiitloii. `

I clinic iivrny with that preliullce

rntlrcl_\ rcinuveil. Till, tmnkiiess with whlrli Mr. .\ict‘iui‘e told his story i-intl the ciinditl \'v1i_v in which he nnswcroil all otir qiiesilons "did the trick." aint l wished that ow-'ry fox-breeder in tht- uolghhorlioofl had heard Iiinl us I did.

There vvns nn impression in my

mltul lliut the valuing of black l`0X skins war- purely n matter ot guess- work or cuprice--that there was no

I , such thing :is an estahllslieil stendiiru.

lint I learnt-tl that nizhl that INS Wal not i'-1; that nn exact. ll complicated. classification and grading had been worked out and adopted 'whereby all expert could deterniili_e,_ from fixed itnntliirris, the vnluii or any int or skins. 'V ~'l‘he technlubl matters discussed by Mr. l\lcClut°e required close attention, and lnterestecl me greatly; but Wilt!! iinpreiuicd me most -nl nil was thc iinrsrnnnllly ol’ t he mail. `

'I`ht_-' Mana1.;cr ot' thc l<`ui‘ Salcs

liouitl is to lily mind. neither im opti- 'mist nor ii pcsriniist-not likely' to he cai'l'ictl away by success. or deterr- cll froiu his course by .tho dread ol what might happen: so solid as not to ln,-, itiiiiipnilml into ii’ snap vcrdlcl. ycl ion thc wutcli for niovcincnts tli-It inay In-, inc‘t iilrtltcr along; li mall tolli'-sqilalc, truo r‘il trlcan; a stun cut, h_\» liubil.»of vuiilcs-illltl oi liicn;

McCLURE.

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ti niau wt»rtli_v ur tht, fullest contitl- encf-, '

And. as l walked liolnewurtl. I

wolitlere-'il_ not whetlior he was big nnolltrli to iniiiiaizc this great and growing liiis-tiiil>:-ir=»~--l had no doubt on Ilntt .point-but wlictlicr the ranchers werg hip; und broad enough tn proper ly itpprocinto-the value oi' his sewin- eg_ und lo\i>ciirc tlieni. -permanently.

li' li priviitc conccrii. operated for

persntttii profit. had tniirketed our tilr product with such silt'ce‘r-3 as has nt- teniled the el'i‘ortl-i of the Fur Sa-leg Bouril. we would nil he singing its praises und giving It much tree adver- tlslniz. lim hi>r~niist» the board tv ooiiiposcil ol' nur own home people, fmtl IIE"-“Use ll tl00s our hlislnesgqfor tts at actual cost, we not only l‘ail to prnls- where commendatlon is due. 'hut are likely _to criticize whore even our unreasonable expet-,tallond am not, fully met. \, lt ls' "Posner I know that Insane, itnihtelllgent competition has ruined many 5 Road huslnotls; that wise co- upeiiitivc effort limi rnineil many .i

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struggling coniiiiemeiiii venture to ii position of dignity and importance while doing . no violence to any; because I owe it to my neigh- bor to protect him l`rom uiint-cessury long us I owe it to myself to conduct my ull`ilit.=- with proilt; and because I hate avoidable waste, that l am now going to give lily' undivided support to the Fur Sale B0oI‘t]`.

' I am Sir etc..

A COUNTRY RANCHER.

Dec. 1917.

TECHNICAL SCHOOL FULL

Ambitious War Veterans of M.H.C. Classes Crowdlng Civilians Out

(fALGi\l'{Y. Doc. ti.-The liumborol'

returned soldiots taking training in the tochnli-ul school ut Calgary is increasing nt such a rnpiti' lute, uc- cordlng to J. I". Boyce. assistant vo- cational oliicor fm- the pruviiice, that it is possible that when iho stuiicnli; tor tho full ‘term liavo hooii oiirollod tlisro will he no rooni for civllitiitst.

Ono of tho most iiitercstlits: class-

es now tit work in tho stoani traction liiali. cligugnil just now lu plowing. /I iiolil is the class room. and wliilo one man runs the cliglnu tllr: re- niaindor of tho class follow hiln nb- oul. thc iiold with their oyou _“Mn for liia inistiiknti. :intl their ours not to catch niiy hint of onglnc'troublc.

A iiiisliali nieans that cver_\'oiio

turns in to help. and the expericnce profits all. it has been hinted tliut the instructor puts in ii little troublc on occasion.

TURKS REPULSED.

l.().\'l)().\', Dcc. 6.- The 1_'e'liil`oi't:t‘.-

cd 'i`urklsli arniics lil Villesune "'_'." tinued to inulto attacks on the Illlli- lsh positions north west 01 _-I'~"‘f?t‘;` lcm. but have been repul.~;-t-tl iii \ heavy losses. _

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