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llrw ` v Will* (mallylrlnyxizanu. ll

(delivered or by

Office at Dum-

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ol _?¢_\'»_UllW_'--i-`=-fi-r-='r'- f-'ff-'-' 51"-'f -'f -'f ‘“ -ff ' ' 'r " ` ' " """"T , § I'-il ' "I'EA,oilfEns' Union

-il-'~'-~ ir’ , = was-to be expected the teachers of tl* Pl'l>Vill`¢e, at a' meeting reported in yes-

,t4_l_t‘dayl’s Guardian, decided _to organize a “ eacher’s Union whose object shall be to seizure a larger remuneration for services rendered.” In arriving at this decision the teachers very properly took into considera- tion the fact that in justice to all concerned no further increase in salaries-can be ex- pected from the government. Already, they argued, one third of the revenue of the province is expended on'education and any further increase in salaries must be look- ed for elsewhere. _

The government of this province is now

paying 71.1 per cent. of the teachers’ sala- ries. The government of Ontario» which _is credited with having the best schools in Canada is paying only 5.8 per cent., Quebec 16.3 per cent. -Nova Scotia 25.4 per cent., New Brunswick 34.8 per cent. and the other provinces in somewhat similar pro- portion.

.It will be remembered that at the last

session of the legislature the Government was urged to increase taxation for school and other purposes but the government considered it the wiser course _to give the people of the school districts the opportuni- ty of contributing to the teachers salaries by voluntary taxation. In many districtsi the ratepayers have done remarkably well but the majority have done and are doing practically nothing and so long as others are willing to pay their teachers salaries they will continue to do nothing. _ As a result of the teachers’ organiza-» tion these laggard districts will be com- pelled to increase their supplements to teachers’ salaries or go without teachers We do not believe in strikes for strike’s sake but as a last resort nothing can be more effective and we have no doubt that a prudent application of the strike idea will have beneficial results in this case. By 'jtldiciofus combination -among the teachers they will be able to do much more for them- selves than any government could dos In the city and towns of the province teach- ers’ salaries have been -increased to an amount that is approximately consistent with the increased cost of living but the majority of country districts have done very little if anything in this respect and the teachers very rightly consider that in view of the good crops and good prices en- joyed in recent years it has only to be brought home to the majority that the teacher also is worthy of his or her hire and is deserving of an increase in salary pro- portionate to the increase in revenue which the 'farmers are receiving from their crops.

Mr. W. M. Lea, M.L.A., and, at the last

moment, Mr. J. H. Bell, Leader of the Op- position, urged upon the government the necessity of increased taxation in order that the teachers might be paid better sa- laries but the government have sufficient faith that the people will realize their res- ponsibility and pay the necessary increase in supplements and so avoid the necessity

of further increase in general taxation.

_Education to be appreciated, must be

paid for and it is admitted everywhere that ,the best means of making the people real- ize the value of education is to impose a direct tax for it. We trust the people will see the wisdom and the necessity of the step taken by the teachers and that by pru- dent co-operation between people and teachers an -educational system will be de- veloped which will give both. teachers and people a more satisfactory return for their

mutual services. l

_ ,__ cnii>PLi~;s

l 'Some time ago, a beggar was arrested _ New Yoi'k'on a _charge of obtaining mo- _ y under false pretcnces. Investigation oved that he had bound up an arm and eg in such skilful fashion as to make him

ah object of pity and charity. The sympa- tiiyhis condition aroused brought him such generous, contributions from charitably disposed people that he had amassed al-

fortune. Thisfortune he invested

'banks and he also invested

in real estate. He

game too long however and

was ma, e he was per-

theearm and leg

him bot

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ney’ their goal are- following a simil_ar course? In what does .this manfs case d1f~ fer from that of the man who ties himself ___

II. LE! be an epportunityto' turn them out

,_ __ _ __ Q __ if y-T-,_.._,. , _ l _ IIN! PBNICO them with the party who s_u.__A hum, tn the npamot-r_ of want to either increase the taxes or

_ , _ ,, _ _, _ I 0 23rd lust signed by w. M. Len llloltssge tho future. Menntinio the

down to business, who sacrifices all socia nnd, ,un ,,m__.u_e Government ,M envornmonr--are doin; vhnr they

enjoyment, permanently ruins his health- onmng out the oxhihiuon grant thin. "link \>°°i- ‘

Do you think it would be h wise

m0 6 '.7 year and also with the executive of _

and makes` n y e.-Provlnee.He insinuates that the :°°_&l the _Pan °f U19 0°V°"2“\°°¢

_ . , , ajorlt 'of the ilregi lature had' no ° “°l`°“° ‘I9 *U05 °f ¢|\° fl\"1\°\’°

minated the sense _of enjoyment. There IS mm fo __e___m__ ______'; w___m._ H an this your li ions: as nor noni in oraor no time for social intercourse, no time_ to ms. tm, ,ms ___ much 0, _he essential io sive iur. not omi n :ov oihorr n take a rest, no time to store one’s mind oiomoni no .ohh insinnniion thorn is °'”'"°*? '49.=e1l,°_ low olives lluo ulzu

. hat which surely a lot of "wind" wasted. We may it 8 B006 liNJllt`.’ We notice that Mr. With any other lllwwledge than t he onowoa to iniorm him that we have IM lllld some others are uuttlus on

/h€l£S l',0 make _Ill0_ney- The man, who on tho best authority that, not the eg. ll “jack pot" to hold ii fair. This move ma es the apquismon of Wealth hl§ S019 sounvn. but the rnnioruy of me Floors is quito in oraor- ami nn they set all aim in life is as effectually tie_d and will ul- norionn the mritor. ii Mr. Lon oh- lllol-is lu li auvwuv.:uev"aro lue neu:

tjmately be as eff'6ClZl18lly Crlppled, men- jects to majority rule what kind of :_J_:_f1__I;¢:___t¢_>__P;1Y__tl:e D_l_|_»er _and n_i_it the

H and hvsically as was the poor ‘beg-_ rule does he propose to substitute ll y ng str cts w o are

ta Y P, ’ . . . no to wiihhohiing ihnoxhihiiion not so much interested. gar who deliberately risked his limbs to ac- g____m ,ms _.W whether rinhuy or The Government nr., b,,,,,,,,,, in tm, COIl`iDllSl`l hlS pl1I`p0S€. ' _ . wrongly we believe the Government “nd 'libel' "1Bfl°fH by U19 ‘UlU1l1lkll1B

The acquisition of wealth is commen- niri wimi they nnnmoaio no in um and Selfish olouleul. what would you

dable but it is not the chief end of yuan, best interests ofthe Province. There d° 'MV Paf‘°l°l *md MV- L08- if YOU

, - | - ¢ id _ were the Government? Would you

Wealth IS 3 2`O0d C0llal&€I‘3l t0 _l'i3.[)plIl(-BSS are i;ways wo s es to every ques smut ____ _haw ______ __ __ __ to __

The chase .for wealth has practically eli- I:

d d h _th but can be acqulred Safely tion ut we are informed on the best H5 B G I' H"

an 00 ea - . autborit that the Government wel h- d°“bl° the “X03 Of W0“|d YOU 110

d h " ‘ ~ ~

only by the sane use of mental an p ysl- nn rho manor very onroihiiy nnd view. iurr no rho sovornmoni or-o trying Cal f3CUltl€S; ed it from many angles befoiis ,decid- °° d°' "tlghten ¥`°“l` 50"" “lid 90°F*

‘_ O__;_______ |ng_ whether their nctpm wily-be ap. Online until the war is over You cer-

y_v I _ 1 _Y p]]NDEN(‘,F proved or condemned by the Province "llllllY “'°“ld` MV” £0 BNSF either l"\DI-"`lIR‘\l“‘l` I\DE Q ' as _,_ whole remains to be seem Any_ horn of the dilenia. Which would it

' wsy, they did not feel like spending be?

"Independence Of Spirit in Unionist about $10,000. on exh'ibitlo`ns this war `~F°l Ml" Lea' P°l`l’°“allY- W0 have

members of Parliament,” says the Ottawa yoor. ' lilo lireoiesl resoooi on n progressive Evening Journal, “should not mislead them 'ruai ine oxhihirion-in n great noon “<1 “D-igfels farmer- bill like ll Hood

~ _ to ii certain percentage of our people llllllly °l "ll lm la 1°” “meh lnclllwd'

as to the necessity of a strong war Govern _ ___ _______y ______________ The ___________ __________ to _,ew m____m _mm ____ own _____w_

vernment in Canada. When Messrs. lf`iel_d- _“___-__-_ ______,___ c__,_'b,'es am ,,,,,,,,, 0, point-vimi _nniin him norsonniiy. if ing Nickle and FOSte1°_ professed Unlonlslj m____._lm_tewwn consyder It "the day.. he could acquire a little wider vision members voted against the Union Govern- nr me wnoio yenr nno worih $75,000 “<1 S” 1"” "lem "6 "1"" ’““=f°"“

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- - ~ ° ° _ I $80000 t th _Cn _ Th R H besides his own in this Province, he

ment on a motlo-rl which tge Prime lzqlnlsf also bcneilts'(?Besldes,}tliere ;re';ll“b1\li would 'he ll mllcll lll°l`e llsellll pllbllll ter Stated he would regar - as-a vo e 0 ci' the Province a number of rofes - mall' HG lla’ the lllllllly ll l’l°°pelly

want of confidence, necessitating the res- _________ e_____b_______ _md _____ede___ _ff mc; air-nomo. if wo worn nii anirymon, ignation of his Government if the vote who get ,, ,ot 0, ,me ,mvertizing for more wophi no no iinnon-nmhiin. ner. should go against him, these members did their hnrinem nmi besides novo ni. ;;llS~ l°l;_S©°_f .ll°f_ <l“_¢"l°Hl_~_ il°f_f_1_°;\S°- not disre ard merely their normal alle- ways a monopoly or rho prim money. ° °“° “”“°” ‘S U” “' 0° _”g'~

g An 0__d___a_, _.____me__ with one Ol, two Each do their part and all contribute

glance to _the Unionist party, but they ig- __ ___ af __ _ ____ ,O an ,deal ,tam

goo a m s, even is co get a ‘

riored their moral obligation to the Union _ook ____ w_______ ____ Waste __ ,week ___ wo ooniri my n good noni more ni-

D€Opl€ Of the DOIYllnl0n. T that time of me yea_._ so that this Ong the ‘line of exhibitions, their use-

“N0 hi) CI`ll)lClSl`I'i fltS their C3S€. Tllé bunch of professionals have it about lllllllesll &°’ and could llrellcll qulle

issue in qgestion that of non hereditary lil f° 1h°"lll°“'°= Alllihls "lik fl1l°“° ° °°"“°" °l' me °bl°°t lm mm” °l ~ _ _ i ' ' conducting modern exhibitions all ov- tltles In thls country was a enough improving the stock of the Province C __ __ _hd e________ _

’ . sounds nice but we are of the opinion er alla ll an r us ess 0

thing; but even had it been a_real issue, an _,___ the _______be_ of ___________,__o_____B__ ___ rho store noi for the nromni viii oiono issue considerably worth while, it would ,ins hunch nr., very few .mn that im. bi_'__W_;i_h__l_:'S___'_l_‘°w;§h:;";t’_;‘_ 1;‘_‘_l__‘*‘_'_§_“_;’;;'

if n 8.

have afforded no good argument for a proving the sire oi ino was of me 1 ____ _ _______ _ _______________

S8 ag Il 0 la B.

ourse which practically asked for the re- ‘meh i" their DOCK” is the greatest and when me ,evenue of me P,,,,,Me

,_~ - _ - consideration. However. of this. more signation of the _Union Government. To say ________ A___________ ______ ____ ____ C_______ ____ jnsnnen n, we win no one of the firri that another Union Government would ne- m,.f____,_ Wm _md d_,__0u__ce me GW to advocate a grant to er<hlbirlo;l_u_ cessarily succeed the Borden one is no ex- nrnnmni may no onnooimi our more ir M°““‘l’“"- We “le "l 'l“’ °°l"‘°“ l ‘l

the Government acted in the best in

cuse. The jar which an upset of the Borden another oiom io no oonslderedfinono _ ___ ___ ____ P_______c__ ___ _“__ _ _______

ere s D

1. nt would Ive the county- would who pay the bills. If the Government _ . Gove mme g y ' at all times agreed to the demands of mg the money for such this W" year'

Onfuse our War effort for a tlme’ perhaps interested ai-tion for this and that l ‘lm slr' °l°'

he blames it on .indhclilllnl thu* meaning; of lph,.r»n¢ -in mm. xii--esiisriné vv ' ~ _ . ' ~ . ,_

_ I . ' ‘ _ , U _. _ __ _ .__ _ii it _ _ .° _ T , ___

2 t ` "_ ,_”i!___ _‘._____ __ _. _'__ , ,_ _ _ ' ix ' » , . _ A

'sinnruiiizms

permanently. Or to say that there was no gram the faxes .Of _,___ _people would _ _ JUNIUS 0 h chance of an upset inasmuch as other imvooo no nnuarnniod or ins Province “mg” §__";_“l§_____ '°“@‘°“”'- ““‘““‘~ “°°‘=*‘» flnallcfol and Unionists would be sure to stick l0yallY to rnnir honoiomiy in arm. 'rho oovorn- May l ' ' _ ~ °"°'Y °f*“=f °“X*°“s We “lei vel- the Government would be an equally dis- "_@“! H” b“‘ .‘l_"’ *'":f‘;‘;B»_‘;_f “;f___:’°_;’_; - __ _

creditable thing; it would mean that Mes- §__‘ff___"l_f_’_;l_;’;'____““____°__'_‘;_______ ____'f______,______ srs. Fielding, Nickle and Foster took an op- _,ms have often to ,efuse Buch de.

portunity to frisk around in the limelight mnnrm. .

is independents because they knew that Wo are at Wafolld H10 Government other Union men are ready to do the neces- ‘B °““°" “P0” f°’ “”l'*“°"°° ‘“ ‘“‘“‘Y

_ ~ ~ things in the interest oi’ the Empire °ary Work of Supportlllg the Unlon Gov' than cannot be refused. They have al-

ernment- <_ so to meet the additional cost of Fal-

“If any II'l€li'ib€l_‘S Of P9.I’ll3.I'Il€I'ii, I-hlilk conwood' Asylum operation which is

this present Government is something to oolflethllls that °*l“"°¢ be f°f\l°‘=f\~ play with, they are much mistaken as to _The °°°;°f P;ll>1_lc wori;:__owi;i,;._io__§ho they temper of the Union people of Canada. __;f_;‘;“°_f__°f: ,fe mfg bzgtupgi if anybody thinks that most of us in Cana- sim., but not an would be in nnnmni da care a tinker’s curse about what the umm. 'rho nohooi reno-horn oi rho conditions arein this country as regards l>l'°Vi“°° *"0 °X'==““S °“ ‘“”“‘“°‘°"* titlesor any other bunkum as compared f_“l“"°l' ““‘l l“*‘“" llllllllll l"ll’ll° °l'

. . . ciiils find it hard to make ends meet

with the whole-hearted and unlimited ____ ___,___,eB he,e_0,0,.e s,_mc,,,,,, and upport of the war Government we have, me can from nm, qnnrinr in for

which is the best we can get, they are mis- "morn money." Where ls this

taken. Where the _issue is not vital to the f° C°f"° *"°°'“f' 1* W°“‘d bf’ *‘“ “SY vigor of the Government' let any member mils’ _§°{___'_l_l°___f__°‘__‘;_';"‘§_°‘_; -rho onrih nnn irnmn on rho hiii. of Parliament kick all he pleases about ___ o,_,"_, one ,gf ,hm thmgs to d,,_,,c_ public conditions, the more thebetter so ,,,,.,mn,., ,inning war timer, inn um long as he is not giving aid to the enemies people. or moiisase the flltllle Of the o fthe Union party; but where it is a vital P“°"i“°°- W” ““f‘°’““““ “ml me matter, and nothing could be more vital _:'_;"’§___;l°_°__l'l;f____l_° than a declaration by the Union Govern- _,e,,_,,,, ,hm ,he G,,,,e,,,,,,,,,,, me ment that the issue was one upon which it wrong in doing inn, more viii soon l

must stake its existence, the course of pro- ______*_ ______ ______________ ____ fessed Unionist members in voting against _

the Government was unworthy of either

their patriotism or their intelligence. Dlll-Y SEI-E¢l|0ll3 F03 _ On the declaration of the lfrime Min- _ wnbmn “|55

ister that he would regard the issue as vi- , _

tal to the Government, Mr. R. L. Richard- ‘ rnrniohori hy w. s. Lsuron

SOD tried l2O Withdraw amendment and

when this was prevented by the Laurierites

he declined to vote at all pending further , "HE "EVE" F°R°E,""

consideration. Mr. Nickle also should have

been seized of the importance of the new po yofcsglnk hmm YW hem

situation ,created by Sir Robert Borden’s wiinn niiior, ornoionin,

2Jll'l0UIlC€l`i'1€l_'ll}." _ And your life’s sweet, happy sunshine

_ lls shadowed ‘by storm and rain,

And' the music is hushed and silenced

NOTE? li‘lr’1°iI‘. '$211 'L`.§i.I'31.`L`l7'?},’f§§f’; von

When the newspaper manmakes a mis- no never forgets i-ns own. <

take, it is “good night.” But when the _ pliqmbter néakeg a ____mi_stake, hek charges 1_2; >'_;’__‘___*_:‘_1“l:_";_°__*_‘;'°___:\_;§_~°"°v wce ori,w en eaw erma esamis- o ' take, it’s just what he walilited, because lk ',f',,§°:h::,,t:fd°:;_"“°

has the chance to try the case again; when Ami ming. yon "ni have vnnirhoii, the carpenter makes a mistake, it’s just 'filo illluss you would onli your owu. what he expected, because -the chances are l`l“‘ “E” “°" l‘°"" """” ‘9"?"l' ”°“l ,10 to 1 he never learned his trade; when l'l° “°'°' l°"°l' ll" ml' the doct_or makes a mistake, he buries it; limi vor. -.ii my own am- ohiiarsn; when ajudge makes a mistake- it becomes nu in noni. nr nu or mr , - the law ofthe land; when a preacher makes 1' 1°" <l° wil' 5"" °“’~ "°° °“° ar mistake nobody -knows the dii’E‘erence`° 7"” °"°°°' *° "°“"' ’°}“"‘ _

.- ' . , ~ . 'And-ir in ynmn and when an electrician inalges a mistake W, m",f,,: R; ,,,,,,,,. ,,,,,

War Garden 0 Bulletin

PRACTICAL DAILY GUIDE FOR VACANT LOT AND BACKYARD GARDENERS ENLISTED IN GREATER PRODUCTION >

CAMPUUGN.

issued by the Canada Food Board in

collaboration wit hexperts on the staff of the Dominion Experimental Perm.

‘ BEANS AND CORN.

‘It's time to think about beans and

corn and the first planting should not be delayed any longer. They _are among the foremost of the succession- al crops and should receive three plan- tings with a period of a week be- tween each. in this way there will be a. continuous supply for the table.

In planting corn make ii hole about

money 'two or three inches deep with your

l .

ioe Scatter in this about five or six kernels of corn. Then tlirow in

When the shoots appear sturdy pull out all but the three strongest. Care must be taken not to plant corn as long as here is any danger of frost.

Beans are ii very important war

garden crop for they are not only pa- latable but are a highly nutritious substitute for wheat and meat. For planting make a shallow furrow about wo inches deep with the hoe. In this put the bean seeds two inches apart or make holes two inches deep and twelve inches apart. In each hole drop three or four seeds. Cover with soil and tramp lightly over the row. The seed may be sprouted be- fore planting by soaking in water.

Tortured For Nearly Two Years

Mrs. Plante Found Relief ln Dodd’s Kidney Pills

She Tells How They Helped Her Kid-_

ney Disease and Made a New Woman of Har. _- , -

' Ste. Florence, -Que., May 27th.-' (Special.)-"Two boxes of Dodd’s Kidney Pills made a new person of me." The speaker is Madame M. L. Plante. of this place, and her numer- ous friends here fully verify her state- ment. l ~

“For nearly two years," Mrs. Plante

continues, Vltldney. disease tortured nie. I heard of Dodd’s Kidney Pills, and _made up my mind to try them.

and to my surprise they did mgdgood almost st once. Two boxes our me completely. l recommend them to ell

miifriends."

rs. Plante il only one of many lrho

have had s similar experience. They were weak and run-down. and sick all over. Dodd’s Kidney Pills helped them. How? Simply by curing the kidneys. The diseased kidneys were the cause of all the trouble. They were telling to strain -the impurities out of the blood. and -the result was disease all over the body. Dodd’s Kidney Pills helped the kidneys, the i urltlos were strained out of the h . The result as ro blood

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equlred enclose a hve cent stamp. No names will he puhllshedf if you prefer, sign your initials only or use a pseudoym. `

“ARE WE FATEl) OR FRiE|E'."' “An

Anxious Mun" wants to know. If I could truthfully rciily in the aillriiiat- ive, that would take all the ambition out of life und' cut the nerve ol’ liuiiiiin endeavor. ~li’ there is any -such thing

if we sow kindly endeavor' and ulm to do good we shall reap corresponding ilriiit. A man is as absolutely free as the Creator who innde him. God has given you the power. and the oppor- tunlty, to do everything you ought io

do to make u grand success of iifo.

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THE .mwls AND J-Esusz--"A noc-

ent Convert' wants to know, “Why the leaders of the Jews hated Jesus " Chieiiy because they were jealous of hiiii. He did -religious and liumiiiiltar- lan work without ohlcial standing und' the priests envied and hated him be- cause he was successfully doing what they oug-ht to have done but did not. Then Jesus exposed the corruption of the scribes and the Pharisees and the striking word pictures' ‘which he drew of their character enraged them. I fear if Christ were to come to the world now, incoznito, that history would repeat itself.

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I sale of. the gplrl turned over to the Red _ _-_ ' _Cross The cup is ii yachting. trophy

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