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__i ` The speech delivered by'Mr._

’D,_¥d.een. _M. L. A., on the » published _ .ln s-t__urd¢y’? ` -eww. 1--r.°.“"'°‘%"l .9‘.#sf@“ll~ `reru_sal_. -A clear.-' _.7i1ll»¢l_§~'\:=3-t‘=~l.5"rSl_-__ "aess.lllre s-pseeh..rlssl1hg wlu.

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froth' of their own self- laudation and elf-excusing. Und” the heated. azmoepheke of sell- pmns which had rlllee the llouss

for some time previously, many of the mourners, had ibezun to imagine that all the work delle lb' -the government. on the roads, in connection with the-schools, in bmnkigi tlidr prom/lses to the ale- tore was abdolutoly faultless. Mr. l|idLeau's exposures were n whole-

some corrective to these and brought them asain to a realiza- tion of`w»hat the people are think-

ing about them and how they re. gard many of the most boasted rom projects and other -boasted

achievements of the government. H-in speech while dealing with thingn done and left undone by the government was relieved with flashes of humorand wit which mods, it 8 pleasure to listen to as

_well as to read. We commend lt to the careml perusal of our readers.

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__CO8Ti OF A SANATORIUM

‘Z\'~o'v:_i Scotia papers are publish-

ing with justifiable pride the re- port of uhe Provincial Sanatorium

at Kentville, for the last year end. ing September 30, 1920.

'nie total number of patient.

treated during the year was 673 of

whom 505 were ermliiltary cases. remaining 168 -being civilian cases.

nfthe military caeeewere dis- cllarlfed; of the 168'ellilV@`).~ cases -ns wsrs”»discha‘rge<l;~ owen-le.~iul record and one over which there is naturally ‘not only pridc .but flllristlan gratitude throughout the

whole province. Seventy per cent 'nf the civilian cases und sixty

three per cent of the military races i'e:~l{<‘.ued from deatll!`

And this i.-l the point: the cost to the province of Nova Scotia for this malgnificent. work; the cost 01

reselling lilel-te 468 patients from the deadly grip of tubercuiosiéi was only'-ron'rv 'motisaxn nollmthlsi '

f We have been told by Prerilier

Bell andby the organ of the gov. ernment that the cost of maintain- ing `the 'Dalton Senator-ium would be $125000 a year! This wsetlle enclave-a.nd every one knows it

vrrhs as con-termpiibly mean as it wee obviously false-willy the Bell lam/_ernln_ent closed the Dalton -Sanctorillm, why the .Bell govern. ment. never lifted n hand to try to negotiate -with the federal govern

ment to continue this Dalton Sana. torium, why the Bell. governmen- rgtussa to hold out o. hsl.pln¢._»ree. hand to the many _ or the ‘toy victims .oi tuberculosis -in this lttdviwe. Had .- any ef-fort. been

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-mtldemhtd any overturee been made t.o_ the Dominion irnvemment to Qmprom-lse or to do .anything

to maintain this ini-ltltution which 'wan presented -by a ph'ilant.hrop|st

lo the unfortunate vlxctlms of tuh- enculosie ln this province. there migllt'have been sonic excuse for

their- action. instead of making _such an atxentpt they put up the luieersbie and r'idk>ulious~ly'felse

ilretent‘e that the institution would

_frost bhe Door laaplyera of this Tgvrovinée $155,000 i"y6sr. we have fluid in previous references to this _-lil-H001.. and we reflect without _leur or cont:-all-lemnj that he sues ..f»'»¢llnis lm mr; hm mae hy authority whose opin- Wil worth corllldering for a It was 'made as a miser- emuse for the ¢over|nnsnt's ;'i_1'usul to her-pstms nts-ur. nv.

beltlticent worn of 0 pol.

*t»“*».¢\l-will

t i I h _ _ 5-:f_7‘ _ - A fauna, screen .' E sixaooo 'tvéu 'with we l>f°'°¢ °*‘

qt the Nova Scotia insti- ltuqodr What further sdlllflll-Wt! fum enigma; and estimating may we look for no cover' this crimn,

T The governl_nnnt‘s profits' "Dm the liquor `hnsine`se alone, it is safe tio say. would be more than sufficient to run the Dal-ton Sana-

torluln.

A LAME DEFENCE '

'line Attorney General. wh0S*?.

-lf-get training and lrr-wwe- ha" given him certain advantages ill the an of defence. or Dr°S'>0\1li°\1~

gg the case .may be, was naturally the man whom the government selected to defend its action in l'¢~ fusing -to enter the minority report of the -Public Accounts 'in the Journals 01’ the House. ’I‘Lllf.\ Altar- ney General entered lrwo 111888 011 .behalf 0! his clients; first thero was not sufficient time lo consider

it; second, the report was incor-

rmg- If was not quite :ls effective a plea ae that of the sea <-email# who told the count .he had thirteen reasons for not firing ll. Sllll fm

entering the haribor, il ceremony

demanded iby the rules of the port.

ing rea-so_ns were not demanded and he was found guilty for not

having provided a. gun.

The learned Attorney General

Journals of the House." This. he

ceedings .ind should be entered on

more of it .than they do as them

by grinding our 'ilome grown flax seed is superior to the imported -nriu-.lc as thi-retire m-ny~v/nys iii ”which the istter can 'lie ndiiltcrilt-

ed without openly infringing the pure fooil.regul,atiolrs. We understand that aeveml mills in ` this province ure_equlpp_ed for flax_ grinding and that excellent results have been obtui'ned.' ‘

'llhat flax can be grown here as

profitably as anywhere el.-le in ‘Canada has also been proved and

there is no rea.-ion why every farm er should not grow at least enough for his stock and -very few reasons why we should not grow enough' for export. 'Do-lget into the world's markets wefwollld reoiure ,_ to wrovv sufficiently large quantities zo make shipment worth while. _

. _'From the llnen-m.aklvl-g point of

view, flax glowing could also _be mode a mloet profitable industry. Those who have attended exhl-bil. ions at Mount 'Carmel and Egmont

Bnylteve seen linen woven by the Amdhn women of these sections, linen which for beauty of weave and design would compare very flvombly with the best imported linen -and very much more than hvolibly in dura-bility. The art of Monolith# and weaving linen has by slrmems 'been lest vltltoligll

lou of this work is being

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on being asked to stale his thlr-,

teen reasons; he said that one was

that he had no mln! The remain-.

ier Bell In his attempt to dismiss 3

the speech ma hot without vroili ”

in the warning it gave to those

who roliewsll in-hi.. v.-ure. lrtheir 2* leeds: could iihil nothing lh it ___-

capable of producing My 9011303’ c effect. nothing in lt which by lily

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“sum M joekeymg could be made tion. Though one listened quite

to jlwtify the further existence of I the Government. and nothing out~ B side of it to rediound to Lheir credit how dn the name of common sense

could the subordinate nlortals_at P his hee-ls be expected to bark with any greater effect. They had

horse-sense to recognize tile `dif~ 1.

eil the speech to the -bitter fates u

hail -played tin infinitely more ini.

portant nan in persist' edwv-i°u_and ii' he really meant li lt H-“ii in “dw-Dfcemem °f the ¢‘°““' [might result in `serlous complies <ry's seed than all the denizens 01 tions The interest on the cost |008-NUYUGNUSIU-_“‘m19\l'"ml BTH-'ld of construction is to be paid by nld mentor of our public men and hese auto owners. and if Mr. -Mc-

political life. The Phalotteiown G-uardian and Current Comment. w The importance of this subject was lt

so supreme in character as to over- that would increase his tribuiatiou.

shadow all the deeds, feats andég H

accomplishments of the Bell nggre- declaring that there were too many gntion, most frequently as the _young girls teaching in the public

scapegoat upon -which they would !s fain upload nli their sins, but “ more invariably the sleuth uponi their track to ferret. out and ex-

pwf, their um-|_.;l\¢@0u_.,n¢s_.,_ and to Government were capable of apply-

liilspllty -them and their unholy In

____ ing special permits to- teach, that

The first to apply this compli-_ ‘

mentary tribute to the G-llnrdlaucountry are now taught hy chil- wllh ll. genuine zeal. was Mr I) C dren. While many of these may Mc.Donalll oi' 'Souri.s. ln common be well qualified to take charge

with his pany -hs had on many oc. 'of

casions been up against ii. and fol- _ with common sense to anticipate l lowing the conclusion reached at success where the scholar may be

the "conference ot’ rats." he was ill

convinced that there was no safety teacher. But they wanted to have

unless they could "Bell the cat." th

court, which consists of the elect _nation kindlied in his home bor 9,., of the p,.0v.|m.e_ The gum of ougll, and further inflamed by the

I-Lis constituent's were of the up~to- th

‘date class who read the 0pposi_ an aldult'a salary for an adult's

should have given either one or_¢|On p,pe,.s_ and of that p,.om.e5S1ve_wo,-k_ Having commenced his ad. rind the National 'l‘rltnlscont'inentul. ` _ i; _ *_ _

botih of his reasons before he sec~_klnd to intensify his political dis-_dress by throwing bouquets of wfid he I"`°F°Sed that me lm°"°°’°"` %___ __ V Y “ded the Prem,”-S motion --mm com-fort by pressinig upon hi-m the_fli1wers at the Guardian, he thought WI RMIWUY 5h°“m be Hukeil “P _ ' E5 _he report be nm entered on the truths which were published in re- that il few thistles in another direc- .With ‘he Call”-da *W°“'i° ‘md ""-

ulverts, he thought were credit-.

t ouud of praise from him for the

Dam _ Highways grant had made this im- rovenlent possible, while he was most voluble lu eulogy of the auto-! nl '

here was, however, one sore' spot.

ilculty,and»so practicallyahandon- about even thu H was being

sed. or misused by uutoiete. some

_md d“"’°t°d me" auemion ‘U ‘I of whum should be lu the peniten- lnuch weigvhtler subject, one which mu-y_ It looked like B kind of

side thrust at the Attorney General

nr-tg_ mills.) to the ,,¢»0p1e°,. ga,e_ tion. lt is by the-.lr not in grant-

w of decency, he must say e few little things about the ~ och. A very nice piece of road d been built in his district. under

Highways grant. which, toge-

er with some new bridges and

le and a. move in the right direc-

tentlvely he failed to catch any

iniou Government, whose

atons wllilch had done the work.

uald gets them all loci-led up here will the revenue come from? might mean more taxes. and

e exhibited good sound sense in

chools, but naively relnerked that probably this could not be helped”

It could have been helped. if the

g bllsinese methods to the ques-

ma.ny of tlhe schools in the

primary classes, ll is playing

many instances older than the

e desks occupied, and this me- od was cheaper than by paying

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,nm _mnznuuo plum of Pump ax. if only -for the purpose of n

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RMLWAY PROBLEM

ofi"r.\wh_' .uni-eh wth. 1llzi,-_-

'rhe tlnancisl situation, inteasllleil by railway deficits, holds the een- ire or the political stage. All 1101- ilicul parties are RSWGU mal me position is one that calls for cl\-l'0- fui handling, and no one 0ll!Sl3° n few extreme partisans attemllls to blame the Government for the situation that -has developed. The Ministry, so fsr as has been WS' Bible has practiced economy. li

has kept down expenditureon mil- itlit and on the navy. reduced capit-

al outlay by many millions and turned oil! expenditure taps ll! various other directions. What growth of liabiidty -there has been --and it is serious en0U8h_lB “I- most wholly tralceabie to the war. to our enormous national debt, to pensions. to tees-taibiishment plelll. and to railways. For -this. the Government cannot be blamed. IC

ie expenditure which few redhlood- ed Canadians would care to shrink and any Government 'withholding the projects responsible for it would .be promptly hurled from power, Nor is the railway case much different. The railway pro- blem- in Canada today is not ol this G0vernlneut’s nor of this iPar- littmehvs mi-lotus. 1-tis it it-giwv of the railway intoxication of 'bygone years, the price we are paying for th.. .folly oi limi. lt is intlls of course, to speculate on what might hrt-vs -bl-cn, -but surveying the pre- unt situation it is difficult not to regret that the advice oi' Sir Rob. art Borden on transportation in i904 was rejected by Parliament, Sir Robnrt.,wltll a vision fur ahead of his time, realized that Canada was 'being ovorruilwayed. lie per celved that the 'Dominionis devel. opment had not reached the stage where three trllnscontinentals were necessary; and as ll substitute

policy for »Sir yilfl'ld"Laurier‘s scheme of the Gr nd Trunk Pacific

lation to the comedies and tritgc-ltiom would maike a fitting conclu- fl’ Silund P0"-dS U’ f0Y`Y¥l llilrl Of fl-

'dles' of the local Liberal govern sion. and so the nelttling wreath lF21l1BC0llLill€n£dl lille 10 the Pac.-'

will find iatlle opiinion of tln._men¢_ with they mes of md1g_ was cast across the floor, and iiiccoast. it was sensible advice.

_ _ settled, all sqme thought, upgp the lllll it WHS l'i0l needed. Sir “'II- _

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lllon. senio_r member for Cardigan. frH1`8 €l0¢l\l€l1€ l/Rik llrhflllt Ulf* -| I' _ I* `

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_° °‘“ Y ' B .9 ° P' seek relief from the thorn in the_iion. member-. had condemned the `

D.°§m°ll -WI-‘ell IW Bmfeli ma-t "h_““._flesi\__by_,o$ienlng ilp the flood gates _ salary grab. but at a similar meet _ - a report is read hy the Clerk of of his wrath u on o ln in ch i ow M1 lmkirldnesa io his cvlleaellee

- D ur devoted ir a'lott.et n he approved - ~ ~ "`”’* lf

me Home and received by the heads? As a speaker he is above 'or accepted it, but excused himself and ll reflection DWR “D011 himself- _ _ _Howe it formed _pan of me [mr the average of his party, and as ll by saying he had expended ll ln which would disagree with his poll-_ - -

" _ lmao of judiglllellt und illteillg;-n¢¢'charity. A case of “letting the ""“‘ "!’P9m@~ _ i

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This column le open for the dlocuuloa by oorralpolld ents of quoliiens of Inter- act. The Chartoktaibwn Guardian does not modu- arily endorse the 'opinions exprolled by _its corru- pondenin. _

UNITED FIBMEBS 0F I FREELIND ACTIVE

Sir,-Early in the fall of 1920 a

branch ig the United Farmers was organized in this Townsllip_ This was the result of 3, large and re- presentative gathering of the fllr-- imere of Prince Qounty .held in Britannia Hall at Tyne Valley when the Hon. J. A. Dewar was present and operated with other branches of the United Farmers in Selling our live etock_ buying our seed wheat, elc., and made a saving of hundreds of doilare_

'Some of the farmers of this con-

Strli-\10ll0.V were disappointed that no political action was taken at the convention held in Charlottetown to choose leaders for hath the Fad- eral and Provlncal Houses in llue with New iBnlnslwick and the prairie Provinces. Perhaps our new ly appointed officials were toomuch interested in the Banquet given them by the Big Interests in retai- iation for certain statements made ut that convention iby the retiring resident Mr Dewar These officials

farmers will not approve of their action as we consider they were hoodwinked much the same tis Esau.

Ollr policy ls. we _are all created

equal. with special prlvl-ieges to no one except the weak and deserving lpoor. You can call that policy new

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_ Easter modes in their full bloom i -- of beauty will be displayed on " 1 TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY and li

THURSDAY next. _ I _f

__ You' need not fuss or flurry ov- i ~ er your EASTER HAT for our i ' _‘j MODELS are the loveliest crea- ' i tions to be found anywhere and ,

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D9-ll0l18l, peoplv:-_s_ progressive, or national progressive; there is no

mistake in adopting that policy we recommend it to the fisherman and .

classes. The .fluudamenial principles , of that policy are found in the New . Year's message of the Hon. '1‘. A_ iflrerar to the people of Canada, iwhenlhe said in part_ “The only solid hundation upon which we can build forthe -future is the .prac- tice individually and nationally in

different.-e_ The farmers made no 0

the workingmen and women of all 1.

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»siy, ll'lllll.l'llllll-su, ll-m|l»~r:lmro in Il things tile alllliiy lo Inve out-l's lt-l;;llhol~ and to urilt-tit-o the golden

'ills "Do llngl olilcm :is you would lla ~ l "

no twill o unto you. At your last regular meeting -the lllowillz resolution was unanim-

ft _ . ously adopted l _

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prlvme ‘wnduct and In Public Omoo tl'l}l]lnlE‘$l!r?ll';rs:"ltlll;qtfl::ll‘;nlll)f§vle}:leuCl?el;-

i’ those virilleil us old as the hls~- tory oi" rlllll its-ell’_ lilrifi, work. lion-

i l oill-lion asking the Delpart-ment, .gf ‘ Agriculture that an Act be to iliy l~. ‘tux of five or ian dollag on every acnrb bull over i/welvq months old." _ _,.

Therefore resolved, that we, the liarlneire of Freeland and vicinity dp ' place ourselves on record as ‘being strongly opposed to said tax and 'we ask ollr representatives to usb their influence to vote the bill until .f »

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cannot he relegated to any third 'right hand know what the left hand 1 Wh b

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the Joilrnllis of the llousc. ;(.la_Ss Dogma" among” hi" COL domm.. The Cardigan memy,,._, On one point he wah most om-| _ en “ying a cal' there are two to con.

_-_-Qc-c»-l :leagues-l. But tile strolllzer the lu-_has replied. but ltnotller tilt is ex- Dila'-19- and that is bhaivthe peoplel Slders

_ |telIect, the deeper the sensation I!P<'10‘l- M this c°““`"y HA\E “OT BEEN-

FI-AX GR`°W'NG of pain when the conscience _ is;_ ~'~" _ n TA_XED ENOUGH- f°" '-Weml’ Year? _ the expense and fun.

In-l¢l¢9[}_ and M |., Smeyy gmtuymgl hack they have been badly elluca ning, ex ense and ¢

ask a chi d if he would take a dose

Bd ZL( U10 |.l‘lll€._ _W0 refer to Ill!! _ \ Ill his Owll ll‘IBtl'lCI, itlld the I0dfI _ f ph,ySi(._' THE RIGHT COURSE

l i' ~th howl- iii-lx' thl»‘ i°f i\0l»\1l=1r “lf-a'vPf°v“l were Hr'--ls 'ro colvlral. run cnlhn 'ro . ~ »

Zrimxze ,shire ‘snfonquesmfz that _ Diireutly still resting heavily upon ' TAKE THE PHYSIQ AND THIS 1 for allot of Stun you d0I\’t needo _-

` hi-m. and his tuition in the school HE ; V 1 ME H D N _-~ pa, In

the mowing of flax. -both for the ~ bm" h _ M d T (0 FRN NT AS O E y g a arge amount of and _

and appearance.

- of 9"' fe 3* "°\ Yet “"1 "ale And one of the -things .that made expel\§e,

tection during the night walciles. I -hegiin, O Li,ord, the new life- ol' it new day. My path will hr- the illtay thorothgihfnres. 'Walk Tllou w`ll.-h me, lluseen. -My thollghts will he of -my business. Let not my heart cleave to these tllingalimut through the sweet influence of Thy Spirlt incline me to seek things that endure. I' shall belempted- today; I mny'~be drawn to the verge- of some awful mistake in the swift movelnevlt of ii:l.nger, when i mtn~- nnt wilhdrnw to my closet of pray- er. Gi-ve mo to knnw the right. :ind lilo .power ul do il. Lei not irifies ruffle my tnlnper nor dis- lippoiutmenin ilnman imc. .l.nt not enacting dlltles mnke me selfish

"ai" “"1 '°' me fiber' w°“m `b°. in hlu. the quality of helng ubie to ' the Hon. Mr. Les. so irritable and

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Wfy Dl‘0l|l2ible._ Our farxulers are ' Furnished by W. L°lI¢°”. 5;? Jrévarigysxtgggi Lzossgi i lillgry during his speech. "was lille ‘ is in CAN? Q using many tons of oil ca e year y _§”g“”| D _ reflection that ills cilihi was u_ d s

m N “Hel ` side himself would be a mild lm- grown up mm nosesaed uf .1 fren ~ an '

'"“’ °°“"' "W pr” ° y . su-smsss Maws Pluvsn putation_`ltha waeelare the whole f M 1 'H .'

Mr. Deter Brodie. M. I.. A., ll! to us to know how successflll we' Th" Hon' W' M‘ 1'6"' C°"""'“' ted to the helief. that taxes were' p \ servlcev _

_` - loner of Al.:ril:ult\lre was in any- n ev" to he “vowed --To ask _ -

(1,. Legism,_,,,.e me Umor day have been _ill making so marked all 'S _ - _.“ ‘ » br; ht “_ 8 Subject which de,,e,._iiml1resslon llllou him. wma but 3 g°°" "Wm" °f min" ' a mall if he would su-built to taxa- In the you get a medium '

ug D . “’I\‘f“ he ileqivefed ms 9-dd\`°59~ H15 tion was aboit as r asonable as to .cal"'_but a car which ' ' ‘ `

vee -more attenlI0l1 lllflll if 'Weiv' exlleriellceli lit the lncetin-gli lleldf i l l E _ has all the e.ssentlals‘ of colnfort

rallc se, wth le rights of clti Then ast

_ _ _ truth ln expressive lanlruase mlgh! gsnshlp vested in him hy our coli- 0 e of use and . .r- "

is i--> 1-wer feed ff" Htwk- ""2 -_ mf °§="*'§"' rf-§_v='_ °°~;_ja§'°h~ he tlnptriiam-htm. ‘oi our--_'.ilt..tl..... Whitt. 1.-. ...n vi... om. The average cost per Gray Dort Car on Prm' ce Ed ' - ls “'”“”d““t 'Proof “"B‘"a`me 'hat ll; nel; 'ig Top' :al-Z-Lys e he maimed that 111° "G°V°l‘nm9“t ernment of which he is one of the Ward Island I t ` - '- me __________ ___ ____ ________ _________ce__ » v _ had dm me bm _______sm___ _h_____ b_______________ ____________ ____ ____ __________ m _ _ as season was less than $10.00 for replace-

' “With -g-raltltude for Tlly pro- ilnder the circumstanc " b t in en ' pdr"s*'th|s In I

0- U ted to trample under foot. and to c udCd accidents.

and churlisih.. Give me rather lt sunshlny face, ai forth-l'i.ght hllnd: and the joy of n word dtly spokeni to some timid, discouraged .souls Strength for the ilay's service give- me in some measure as Thou will- est; pass my sins of omission, and when the shadows fail, bring me again, tlnsllil-led by word or deed. to -sweet, refreshing sleep. Amen."

‘ l _-----~‘-11-----v-_ done than was the case some yeum ago, With our improved inwrllinery .end equipment it shoilii he posit. fble to make linen production a greet indllstry. and we trust ihil

side of the questilon will not lm forgotten.

As for the. growing nf the flag for the grain alone there is no dil-

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ment of claims.

Uivillsf that_ matter of .Insurance at- _ tentlon. It ls too important a matter

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_ Noi oNE GRAY Dom* CAR was tied _» up 24 hours

ust season for want of PARTS or SERVICE. It will be

- the same this year. E ' ' ‘ ' .

ls 'rms THE Kuvo or CAR Yo .~ LET Us snow You. _ U WANT? in rx `

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RESIGN. Fic had much t0 Sill' elluligh. Acouutry ae rich as this -. ' "* ' ~ - - "'~* about the lute Govemment who |_.._ wp-h its mplmns of dopmq, can glve the 0wlle.l'S’ names ' " ‘

_"had not bee_n strong enoulzll to worth of ltgriculltural products,

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hi! Will! HIOFG 5|lf'l\i BS £0 thc panty to keep abreast of the times. Thorn' ) - I "wllo wlsltls Nor srllohlo was no lnliichtlon or any ehllngi. _ALL I ARTS KEPT ON HANDIN CASE OF NFEI) " _ riuolmlr' 'ro do 'ro 'run of the hill-tl-n or tht- l-hilarf-n. so ` -~BUT SELDOM NEEDED ` J V

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