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‘GE FOUR

i uiiiiiiiiiiiriiiwi cuiiiniiii

rlen Dalton, Frankie“,

J. ll. Burnett. Editor u! Publisher-

K- Hun-k, Auoelute Editor.

II‘ Dull! (founded I581’) Ill-M pen your (nailed; In adv-nee

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In nlvnlee. l0 U. S. L.

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D97 Y (‘C Cllinil nll Il-ID

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11.1921"

WHY RECIPROCITY?

on lhc third pagt- o1 this issue ‘TQHJHMIULT a iiuiiibei" oi cxcerpti, wing tIiu VIGW: of American pol-I Inns and the Ii-ziding .\IIIPI‘II‘;III

. urnfil». on vim-n ihrv Iubjeci up for Ind dccisiuii lli lull inbuilt importance ti: |i< I‘! knuw llyl~ip~

IIYI‘

rwiprticity was ciiuudeziition It i< t f inn:- Why th" Aiiiorii-aii. \\.ill'l'll lUll. DOHaiit-u to kiirrvt"

rocity iii ‘Jl. ;i.ii..iiioiim the probable

trend of .111 iittrccnii-iit lrvltyefili n f].

l’ fflie viczv of thc I"nit--: State! .

‘go iiimon and ;. aiilllllvl‘ our.

'01: tho qu siiini iii 19H i< cit-wily

expressed in tho (‘Xltfii-‘lo given

from ilit- IILUJFHIII'(*'< oi

United Stzilt-s Sllillrfililtfl nnd jour-

ulists". Fridcr a rcciproI-al ugrrP-

ment. tlicy tho onc hiindrt-ti and

‘lten millions would n.itur;.ll_i' w-l‘

more to \t~. eight millions than we

coulzl sell lu ilinui. Tlii-' ivas the

logic of iiiiiural d-vltiv-ncris. ll i- -.i.d

. not be Ulllviflylv.’ Tm- tame Itigic

and natural SPLIIIPIIM‘ i=- :<~: npplic-

able today’ ii< i’. w» in IHLI. 'I‘iicir

- population. i..- twclvo [IITKK Ulllfi.

Willi zi FPCIIPFUVA] o-xcliatngi- of Dru

ducts flit-y would iiir-vitably wild

‘more flfiwltirl» into our iiiiirki-ts

than wt- could wrid into llifliffi. it loci‘;

wuull huvs- l)Pl‘II u

in lllll

on rgnin

wht-it llic plUlirhllltlfl ‘vii!

.’ honly tn rcciprik-aitv. to admit free

‘i into (‘ziniidu <ui~h prnlllivlx of llilélr;

‘v as thcy would admit ‘rcc of ours Into Llicir own country‘.

.\\'liat kind of fooh: would 11in Bdiiilis bl; iridxiv who wiiiil; ierlml’ of the

‘tho agricultural ])l")IlIl(‘I~‘

. lift-ti Stan-s iiiin Canada. frcn of luty. vvliilc they llilVf? tlicir doors iarred and bnitv-d iigriinn our pro- Iucis by .1 Ilrnhlbitivc tariff? And vet thi.»

i~ lhc kind of tools our

PFIlZfEaSlI/C Dllftlt)" think w.»

the {rm-

nro whr-ii ilwy preach

lIlllVlflJIlcli of :\l‘i1t'l'lt'l'll

I

THE LAMB MARKET!

Tlll‘ Lllu- ral ca iididaitm

arc try- ing to make capital out o: ihc Incl that this yciir niuny of our lamb." have ‘net-ti illlliflkil to thc Btmton iiiarkvt. ThIF wan not. howcvei.

due to lii? fact tiiiil Jii-rc iw< ziii unusual ilmiiaiiid lii Boston fnv oui lambs; [lii-re llll'~' ilwa"< bt'°li Mill likvly fllWil_\>' will b“ a limited d!” Iliillill in Boqun for Pfllli‘? l-jdwiird llslanti. lambs as t-liv-y am rrtrognizsed as o: suporiur finality to iiiinb< l"ll~'"~.l in Pic iruiiid pulls of (an zida and the Fnited Stains.

|. ilt will be rt-nimiibercd that last _\"‘1|T our (‘anztliun danlcr< gillri-Ziua- ‘rd .iIl

i uiid would liavo dom-

lambs this

])I'il(‘lli‘2ill_\' our

ri-c-Jtziiizeu _

5n

ycai had It not ltccu Iui‘ Ill!‘ uii-‘ai:

competition to which tlici‘ W61‘:

subjecti-ti last wintt-r by tbc lint“??- tntiou o" large quiintitic- oi Anteri- can Iuinb and inuttuii. '1 tiI< slump-

.-.; jifflrkvl. ilnll it~ ii .<-.ull ‘Hit

ill}!

Cunudirin denim-r" first lit-u‘. ' zinu

lure Ioih to invu<t ioo heavily 171i“ scimou purtltuliiilv iii view of lltv junccrtaiuiy in cciiiii-ctloii with tho tariff.

uerl). t

Thvv kr"ul-, and very pru- . .-

l .

nu. if thc HIHIT is vcditi-cii

I

icithcr or both thi- Lflwrnls and

y a . [IIIYJLIIIIA 1m‘ cniiiiiig into power 0i

the Iubgrvhsivcs vivhust- billllfi’ i“ l"

. Ciirrent Comment '

(int of tlic rot-cut burdens of. the King and thc Crurar song is ccnirc-il around ihi- subject of cam- paign funds "Where does the‘ Government. party got its fund.» for its libtyi-al udvenieing?" i< now its pluiiiiivc cry. In solid fact they tire not ignorant upon the point. 'I‘hc,\' know the whole story from iilpln tn omega. but they imagine that there ls something In IIIPII‘ rlaptrirp that would touch iii muh oi some puriaus to the ex- tent of a revult that would tiuns- fer Uieir votes to Lilwral or Agra- rian inipuriiv. Where the funds of all the purine, Ctlfliflh irum I.~ no set-tut excv-ptlng l0 tho totally un informed. iiud it in to those few that the political rnulunu-banli-s 311"‘ looking for Ktllllllli‘ material. .\II lii? flirt-tr parties have’ their cnni~ paign funds and THERE (‘.\.\' BE N0 II.\Il.\I I.\' IIETTING THE PEOPLE KNU\\' “TIERE THEY (‘OMB FROM. In Canada there are many Iiundriih of millions of did hirs Invewtel in grcat fact-trick. found-arias and lfllllllLllfll work< cohceivealyli- (Inscription. .\Il this lillltllllll uf wcalth rcprc» $Enl~fi tho sweat and earnings and savings n! hundreds of llIUINiIIJtlfi of purple during the best pnrg of the last half century, The‘ propi»

Zaiidii UI Illt’ MACKGIIZIO Kink. and (‘ri-rai" [XITIIPS to rztze ilimo

grout establishments to 1h" ground. t0 iinpoverish the tiwiicr< and to si-nii tlr» hundreds of thou» sands bf r-iiiigloy ees. with tlicir fanr ilios. to tht- United Slilltft; to live.

u:

of evcry

S

That may not bc llIPlI‘ precon- ciritxal Iiitciition. but. an indtistr sees it. that is an apparcnt siili. What bluim- is thorn wlicn tho pnopln of tiireatcnrd industries s-ci- not only Ilic savings of llll‘li' Iifvtime but their bread and butter for tho-iii- =clvcw unvl ftillllllttré jl‘i'il)lll'tlll(‘.tl. if they cunlriliutc to llII‘ cunt of lay-

y rc- tlicri.

[how vast

l Dtliers’ View Points;

O 0

BUSINESS AT THE OLD STAND.

(New York Titties.)

John Bull is .~till jealous OI his financial uredit. Tho Chancellor of tht Eychcquer aiinounccs that England expects to pay llVf‘ debt to the Fnitcd Slfllffli. For 'liai purpose about $260.000.U00 will be cariiiarired In the ncxt This. of omirse. is only in with the policy ixhicli Iltc Iingiiih have found it wise to pursue foi- many generations. A debt of one Govr-riitncol to anotlicr is sonic- tliint! new. but thr pliiiu is to put Ii on thc shine. basis as if it uerc a dcbt of Pfngllsh merchants. Thcy have fearncd to fovl that thl-y will gain more by being scrupulously loyal to their obligations than they would by failing to pay. It is IFLIP that the former Chancellor of the Exchequer said that England would be favorable to at Kcncrai ilebts; Ihut if that. Is not feasible. cunt-citation of iniqrallicil. ivair the Etigli>li stand ready to pny what tht>_v owe, Thorn lliifi nrver U091! any doubt of that. z

In line with this clinging to an old tiiiil honorable truilitlnn is the steadfast why In which those rcp- pnnsibln for the conduct of i-Jng» ill-ill public finniirrn have refusctl to run nftcr cmzy notions. .\.< lh!‘ Prime blinisicr di-cIai-cd in his fiuililhitll spot-ch. tlii-y \\'tl\.Il’l hot consent. to tit-base thc iruircncy. 'I‘lu~v would have iiotliingloilo with tlic method of inc-citing (lcficts by printing money on Govvrnincnt nrcssths. Tho gold slandiii-il bu: bccn i-nforcsed. IIPIIV)’ tuxw.‘ Iinve bccii laid l0 fillfllllt‘ ilic Trt-ustury to niakr- both ciids IIIPPI, Tlm costs of production Iirivi- rr-s/ilulr» ly ltFPfI cut ilovm. The» result is that England. ivliich also nro- n- urtificial "Iionm." rla-Iltt-il it mori- rl-puirily aiil is FPCIIVPIIIIK from it

VIIIIPUI" lamb and mutton Irv-e til in“ ll]‘|ir "as, through U... py-Hsg <ooncr than titlicr i-nuiitrlcs.

duty". there would bi- little ‘JIHIICI! for successful ctimpctititm and tile-Ii- t . ‘losses would bc cvcn greater tniin last yciir.

I

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POLITICAL EVOLUTION

A< far buck as lull, to go no tui- back. tziriff

aciit’. and yizirtlt-illurly‘

ihbr the issue was that tiiiic. Mr. Iilnclfciizit:

of Laboii r

mediate came.

King. lhcn Minister in

ilip Laurim- Cahincl. was ii cam

Iieforo the i~niiiitry‘ as llIPlf‘ only moans of ils-fe-nse lx-irvre 1b» i-Ii-r- tors who arr to Iic their IIIdKIYS? There is talk of llII? largcncks of Lhat fund but Iiviilcilaiiiiiiigst such a grout multitude the individual contribution is not of nect-ssity large. This fund ti) educate AND NOT TO (‘ORItI‘P'I‘ the cl- actors. Ii a IIIUZHIITI". nf sclf fIEIPIIsP. ivpeii anl abuvv Iioard tn lay their case in black and white befiw-ri- the clot-tors. iind surcly ii

is

is‘

Mule F" any pmpIi-‘s Iifn Iiiond is Ilircafeii- statement necipff)eily W351i"; im- ed with destruction. as lbw-c- are. Iii his address

they urn more than liistificd in spending thosn comparatively

In .'i word. I-Iiiglanll ha: lit-id on lo iiiicii-nt and tested principles irf llllfiiltjt}. She in now riazipiiig lhr benefit and preparing to do bust uess at the old stand.

A BRITISH BANKERS PROPU- SAL. IFllliiflfdI/ll Times. London.) Mr. Rcginuld ‘liitzlinnna. accord- ing to Llin cabled moss-ago which appeared in our last lssuc. inudo a of the first iiiiportancP at (‘hit-ago on Tuoslay. ‘Though no longer In the House of Commons. the former has

small amounts. in plat-ing Ihvir (‘Iiiinccllor of the IEXcIiequt-r 1'35‘! PMPQTIY b97079 U" Qoumr-V- retained some of tliv more listful

eilwllltvlfl lulu F-tiwlzi: This i»- tiie pnigner and from his xpve-ches on ll l“ 11$ lm-‘llhllllle “m1 a5 11mm" IITIS of the politician. unit llIPN‘

"vital or rathcr thl- tlt*iillt'»-plilfllf

that tn-c-asion we infer that he was

“m9 i1 lrilnbfl°li°n a‘ m" “I "m" must he a particular rcasnn wliv “hilslllfl a" lnsumuc" 9'7"“ l" Ilm‘ he should select Amt-rich IIISINHI

NOVEMBER 17, 1921

WOLVES

ARE

PLENTIFUL

iii foreign countries, but iiot more plentiful than the BARGIINS at our 8 DAYS’

SALE, commencing SATURDAY, AOVEMIIER IZTII until I9III.

The but bargains

ever offered in the history of I’. ll. Island Everything a lady or gentleman “tars. Ileiil a few of the Icatlcrs below:

LADIES’ WEAR

A barge stock 0f Ladies Coats at

25 Silk Georgette and Canton Crepe Dresses at $13.25, absolutely the

latest styles.

A limited number 0f Suits t0 clear

at a big discount

reds t0 choose from.

' ' ' ' $1238 ity ovcrcoats at . . . . .

at

All W00] Underw suit. Negligee Shirts at All wool Socks lat 3 ing sale_ Come car choice.

MEWS WEAR

- - Suits from $9.98 up t0 $32.50. Hund-

A limited number of superior quial—

. . . . $14.98

Hundreds of pairs 0f trousers

$5 .98 carat $2.30 per

pairs for $1.00

A liberal discount on all goods diir-

ly and get first

WADMAN 6; BOYCE

Goods Eiidianged

Kantian aihcsioii to such k |)(IlI~'.‘- for we strongly favor it and iiuvc

14s GREAT GEORGE sTRb ET

N0 Money Rflllflilflll

“The Men Who Brought Down the Price of Clothing”

“Thiihdbliififi %

I of llliilll W35 41 Ull>$l0nlll'.\'. At unlit-r tlic lcgail bun liIIfl ull grandpa illl cvcnls Itogci- I'm-tack. Illt‘ only of wcird substitutcs turiicd out b."

given special fitcilities for it. discussion. as our fPkidl-PTS are wi-l‘. uwii-re. It is. in our opinion the only poiicy tiiiit can help us out or thc present plight in wliivsh wc. iii

living blnglish visitor. i.~ hardly iii iiiooiisliiiicrs. nothing short of u [but Club,» u, it “would 1...“. ML...‘ cliuniiciii illlillyfilr. would dr-icriiiino ilofincil by the foriiici‘ occupant ii‘_ m“ Will ‘UTTIKUI 0f Ill!‘ 91mm“: Hm- ik-‘ngcopfll “ha” m (‘V&‘l(|l|ll;l. bcvcraigc. It ltitty he (‘llllllllftl that: m. Hcbm._ hu“.u\.ur_ seems to have e "' llldlVlllllill c.iii tukc his owii

1;; v:

\

DU _

inihi-t-rirr y- it'-i.'l~--'.- = - -_- t ‘i . , d p” H‘ U l“ UH" S than‘ a h” l‘ “M” d“ "ppm "u" led I119" DTODPFU from the 01h"? of England for HIIHIIIIIIFPIIIPLII that

Fl l. bd-

f. ‘y,

4 l.

. v C ‘and tlic plilfilTn-IYPH!

‘u 1t rwitiirlw; only n little ruiiiiiiiiiv up wcnsi- and mm»- knowlt-tlgt- of 1m-

"r multiplication liibln to figure out

b,‘ whni would hzippvii to (‘anatla raw-ii ' I

"olwilli at rtwiprocal Pxchangs- til

iirzriciiltimyl products IHSIJVOCD eight

[a milliniw nf people and ii Iiundi-ed

l‘ and l."II uiiilinns; it would rcquire

Ai Waterloo on ad-

i‘

‘and a shuffler. '.‘.l. IJJII. drepp (i om which we quote

‘Animal he Bu‘ 3" ili folIuw'ing:-—-

t

"It intention of tho

government

is not the to make any luiihnr tariff cliangeq I cannot malt» tint If it. hail iwen the In- lleniiou of the government io re-

ton clear.

kirll of. and HID-all)’ dzingeroiw. firc. It is nothing iiinre than a Sl.I'-'Il§l1{1I0f'W'rIKl and common éonsv‘ business lfiIlI"('llOI'I to which the most aesthetic can not lake Ulijlblfllfll].

But bow about thn funds nf the King ullfl (‘rirrar par- livb. for they havr built a very for- Azra-rian organization calls for ' contribution nnl. cxtzonrling $10

‘b. 9v“ W!“ w MHT-N’ “h” ‘mm’! lint-e the duly nn manufactured from each farmer. I1’ mm million uf u lliillllefl l0 U"! Piflllt mllliun= who ar'i(llgfi i; ‘mum My, been (lune their IIIIIIIIJPI’ respond to this rx-

" would upcn tbelr own gulps" tn the Izuiidred and leii millions while tho

against flit-in.

Is it any wundcr that lcvo-l lil‘llil-

ed Aiiwrii-iins regarded the recip-

u . éiflwlbl‘ IIIOVPIIIPHI. of

- ii. move Iowa rds the

sortitiou or annexation of l"tll"l~ been oxpoctcd? With our markets

flooded with American farm pm-

tlucts. with nui- industries wiped

wlwn the Americans came askini’. , .

‘for that. To ‘any that the gOVPH"

Will's of the Iattlir were clnscl mam mind, mph a mi,“ and that $I0.Ilfl0.(l00 quilts an

this (the reciprocity pact) is 0M7

tent and wo know uf iiiuch Iargr-r contributions. lhcy would ham an s-iection fund of alfYJlIIll. lii tlic Qrifliiig 50 contributcfi

roiiipairlsnn with criits or $1. pcr Iicad

virtually commits him to the pol» icy of the cancellation of wnr debts and to u tiriistir- rvvisioii of the 'I‘rcaly- of Vnrnaillns. Natural- Ily we cordially’ welcome .\Ir. .\Ic-

canipziifm '7'

Hut this is out all. Thu llllflftlnl of‘

thc Grain Growers in gutting wheat up lo fiiinitio priccs strong IEIIOUKII for tlieiii to invi-st tinge sums in tlicir rliorts to buy up the fzii-iiiirrs of mo Bust, and "iuiii THEIR IItTNDILI-JDS 0F 'I'IIOL‘S.~\.‘\"I)S Ob‘ DOLLARS (W WHEAT PROFITS. they Iiiivo an immense fund to pay Ior injunct- ions to slop enquiry into Llir-ir

is

‘h’ ml" "'1'" "r N” “"35" l’ M" by Industries. Hut siippiysing that‘. litIrilIIPSs nictliotl< to finance. tho

point.» nonunion“

m“ Ml MT- MPHIKFIIII’ Kl": ha‘ "FY fmii-ih of that IIIIIIIUPI‘ ‘lute ab- bcen “all things In all men." in the l-ltl“ "mom"-

lpnlilical sense. il protectionist

trzidnr among free tri-iderl find

iieitIiP-r the- une nor the other where Ready

‘opinions were divided. to

that number of gen niid that only one up THEY WOLII) EVEN TIIPZN II.\\"I<J ABOUT‘ $2.- 500000 to hOlp IIIPIII in the nit-ct-

ie

flit-r:- not r-rnuu fa rmcrs

iida? What bllurr rmult cuuid Iiav¢:,"-m°“5 [he V"°“”"ll"“l-"“~ 9 l"? “my QM“, H mode,“ mm for 5m.“ they are very quit»; duo";

i-roukevs about campaign funds.

Grain Gruwcrk Guidc. the Fiiriiicrs (Iuidc at tht- Suiii coir ducted by their iiitcrcsts in liu l- ern Canada.

‘Ullllcd

The Llbcralfit (‘lvclifill fund; thui. Where docs It conic from‘? ‘flir- tra-de interests in (‘anadu who Iwaiii to llilnd this country over tn

thc Ifnitod Stairs urc very low.

0m 1U- ‘Lht [mound] m]]'lpeliliqn~ we stand by the protective tariff of IIH‘ ooomuoooouoooao-ooouo and Consist prinmpany of Amlrl,

would In fl vcnv fi-w ycars have

‘Ii bccuino "ht-wars of wuml and (If-pig. crs of watt-r" for llll! Unite.‘ Stutca. Tho pFCFCIIY. Lilwral and Progres- alve method of. IYPO trade one way would wipo us off in even u short.- or iiipic.

.

Sonic of our Lilu-ral fricnds will. IOFIAUIIII! of better argument. ball this "fliigyvuflng." Wall, we have

waved the flag tn some purpose

since 19H. Over 60.000 Canadians have since then laid down their lives for the flag. There thought of annexation today in

Canada hut If the farm markets

of Canada iire swallowed up

Americans. If our industries

pub out of business through

misunderstood and misrepresented experiments of political faddIsLt. our existence as a progressive and half-sustaining nation will be wiped out. turd we shall perforce he oblig- ~ed to lock to. “iatcnce and

Is no

iLHIIFIGI‘ regime. whit-Ii w.“ as pro iectionist a; during the regime of ‘Sir John A. Mairhuualil and cun- niderahly morn protectionist than ii ls today. he has iiiinptcd the rival free trade policy of the Liberal platform and then discarded ii, and

today there is not a Iliflfl in (‘and

nda who can say what his tiii-ifl policy is. And no mutt in Canada jppcfif‘! to care. Mr. MacKenzle Kin; is panning or hits passed MIL? His friends t?) have doomed him to political death in Nut-LI: York‘ on December 6th and not a laiiieut|

Daily Selections for Guardian Readers

Furnished by the late Mr. W. . LouaOn

vnoo THE PEACE OF GOD

“Thou wilt kecp Iiliii In perfect [r0800 whose ‘mind is stayed on TltPt-BZ lIOIfLIU-fil! lit‘ trustctli in Theo.“ -Isii. xxvl: zii.

0' (ind of Iuvc. 0 King of peace.

.\I.ike Invc abound iiiid discord cirusc; ‘

The cvnl thought. and deed restrain.

word and ‘

ciin branches. This. und tIir-ir por- soniil contribution-t as Ii specular ivi- gziniblo to gut Into office. gives them a Iiiiiitt-d (‘iinuillaii fund col lot-tins: iireii. But some of our old- er citizens have a ilb-tiliict rccol lcctlon of other days when that. iiotczl New York financier. Erastus llViimm. firziirml no conspicuously’ in the Liberal campaign. EVEN ‘TO TH!) EXTENT OF (‘OBIING ITO OIINRIMTTETOWN TO AI)- DRHSS THE FJI/ECTORS In thrlr

interest. It would never do to lot

it leak out an to what extent. the people of the United States are in forested in the exploitation rvf our markets. and to what an ex-

t; bell]! gun; over hi. paging; Mr, The pt-uci: of God, iiiiiy- we obtain, tent they are willing to contribute

Crarnr. whom Mr. King Pssayerl to help by adopting his tariff policy. bu: openly "lifted up hi4 howl‘ against him" and now aspire; ti. bo lender of the two opposition‘ |roup| when they enter the House of Commons. Evrn the Patrln‘ raise: a feeble cry to “let Fielding finlidi Itll work." without l sigh"

the United Slates for for Ir. Kin who“ work is fin- i

l

In Tlicr- wc trust. tn Theo we pray Our shit-Id by night. our guide by‘ day; '

Nonw nvnr i-allod tn Theo in vain. l The pcacc of God» sustain.

of their abundant. substance tn bring about so happy an opportun- Ity. It is known that. the Rockefel ‘Qr Instifzilta prdvidod substance

‘for their present leader during the exile from Canada's war

activit-

ies. but ii in not publicly known

Wlicre saints and iingt-ls dwcll abov».

All Iicarts are knit iii holy Iovr;

And this. might. to gain

The peace of God. Thy peace, with us remain.

" __ 4i qupta "Frank Amt“. funds.

how far and by what processes the interested concerns of the United our strength is In ThyIStatc-s are helping to give his par~ ly a boosting lift our the finan- cial nlection fund iitiio. But where

from. they have the

common with all other nation.» find ourselves. and we ziro cun- VlllCPfl that even If we do not ha.» ten Io voluntarily adopt it will b1- Illlllliiilfil)‘ forccd on us by Inc shut-r pressure of ClFCIlllI-‘IIZJHCQS.

(B. C. Forbes. in Forbes bliigii»

ziuol.

I Iiastcticd into a Irarberl: shop tho other dity and askod if I could br \lIilV€ll In [Ive Illllllllfifi. “Ycp!!" m» the reply‘. The barber ituickiy iipllllfll tho soap. He ‘hcgziii Iiiilici- int! and Iiilherlng and kPpI. on fifths-ring until I felt sum I WOIIl(l iiii.~.- my train, Still hc kept on plying his soap brush. I was srrv- ing to unwell’. "Why ilnesn‘! lieqult this prowss iind gcl IHIS)‘ with hi0 razor?“ Thiit would liitvc been my way of shaving iiiysclf in a hurry When lit‘ did finally take u.= his razor. the job was ovcr in II jiffy". And I caught my train.

The incident. for sonic reason or other. begot this thought iii my mind: Latlierinf-f is to shaving var} much the some thing at advcrlls-

Ing is to selling. If you do cnnugh '

preliminary work and do it pcrly. so that groundwork ha< bven IhorougItLv prcpurml. tlicn the resistance is very grcatly rc- iluized, and‘ It is pbsnlblc ciihcr lo shave with less trouble or to sell grinds wIlIi less Iruublc. A gnod many Iiiislness IIIPTI fir» us Innllflh as I would have boon in lrylntz In shave myself In a hurry: Tltrry don't use enough advertising bc fore starting to try to gm, n» suits. They d<m't apply enough ad’ vertlsing Iatlir-r. In it not so‘!

pro-

An Arctic Utopia.

(Vancouver World) England Is onc nf lii» grog-i missionary countries of the world. but so far It does not llppflill‘ to