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notes ny uno way Happenings of the

` I.'vIiIiIIiIlii IILIIIIIII ISUIIIIIIIIII ..

in London on Monday last, may

tel

H. oben" s. mohair, ‘___a;_:_. zxnouwn. nom... ....4 r-»u..i.or mane gill: yeuropfogiscemaiu :Lain The Prince of Wsiel-who is now

" in me “wry u 5 on his way home to England, has

"5""-‘°' ”“"’ “°“"""‘ ‘un um. '"| "Z" ;:°"':,|'°"f,,,‘i:,.¢"°',:¢'::3‘nxonwealth. it has been divided be i d t "ce t a co M

9*” .0 nu I-.Hen hr -dn". I an . ' ' t wo rts: (1) to consider the an neue 0 . D .. Dy

. (KIT. 6, 1923 "Ito tion In Europe. and the world Jasper val°`L°ne' song O can'

8 \|ll at large, and what. the nations

hBitihEmi wllldo

adn! 0 Canada! (We Love Thee

. TMI GUARDIAN may lu obtained from the ' following agents in f°"mi“3 t 9 r 5 V "3 iedsemam ii" ,smiled Mi._ v`ie_

about lt' (2) to consider the con

§}\lr|0t!¢\0vll\S ' ' L. f ni pi-i t (_. _ Maritime ltatlonorl. Grafton Ot. P. T. Murphy. |’|‘|i'1¢l3¢"“¢ °"°°°"7 ditions that prevail throughout the Th';°au‘::;'r :M u;°°l:¢;°;':'-ig’ Clfflr C |50-. 914000 “WW "~ P- mmf' Q“°°” sin" _ Einpire and to arrive at conclusions A lrown Stamp Vendor. W. C. Wright, Kant Street Woof. t me course to he pursued for director of the overseas military

_ ~ 1 as 0 _ ' Railway lookaiall. . R. Thomas White. 125 Elm AVlf\“°- I i I i t _ forces of Canada, and conceived "UM" °\|fi¥. Ri°I\ft\°l\d 8006!- Wm- Dllliii 3P"'”l Pl" RA°°d‘ _ me pr?m°;:°“C of( maize; A un :ge the setting of words in Shorncliife

J. MeKi». Gflft" WW- "°"" "°""""' "°”°"'°"" ""“' °'"' “ ° °“ °'° “ Military cemetery. surrounded by

Domlnions. and the Mother Coun-

600 Canada raves who cam from

. t ' try. are upon the same footing- S °

oun caan' couwrav .ave stood still wnuo the woot war the basis of equality- Reporters Canada* ML vaiéiue is miw iiv_

_-__- ie

We commend to the careful .~d

perusal of our rreadera the article .te

on the front page of this isS\|e.r€ .r

produced from the Windsor. 05%

Btar of recent date.

This is a

sources, its potentialities. vi have the greatest country on earth

and we have the proof under out

feet, in our soil, our mines, ou

forests, our seas and rivers. Thr

statistics and 'information given

healthy, sane and in in

its

ire not present at the discussions .e\-vrtheless, it is expected that

0_1" IGNW “W the old H°‘“°" ur-b information concerning the

lvl by the side of the Worili llscussions and decisions of the (Uwe Lo" Th" Mon .nd Many)

f» we "-~““-<2-.‘;'.z'.'.‘;"2.':f.‘; 11'l:i.::,.°:.§°'i.;:::: ° into its own. Canada is A391-1 _d From north to south, and east to

the north, south, east and west of

ing exploited, but we have lea"n _ . ' ing in Englnnd_

O CANADA! 0 CANADA

, lfr. and»Mrs. Hull H- I-»““'“’“

More and More.)" An acknow-

greatest country in me Wm-H ___*_ The ltxlastof shack and t

. i, i

d once we realize. it. the fleldsi in rupee' to “reign "hi" me To know thee 0 my Cala:

djsputgbie view* of Canada, its re :ordering on the Atlantic are itil Iiidleationa are that imperial Policy one loves iliee more and moi-e_

'i ~c

i hesiv will be directed by the Conference The golden sunset of me wes¢_

-é<e>l-- 1" "iff Principle Set forth in the Where blossoms spring galore.

ANQTHER' MUDDLE. “'°"i*‘ Ui the °i‘i BONE- "Bl`it011S And lakes and rivers teem with fish

_ ‘wld your own." We may he sure Moiostio Rookies soar.

lt would appear as if the King

’urther into the European embrog-

that iilefe Wiii he 110 attempt t0 E0 Thy mineral wealth, with fru_it and

grain,

iorernnlent were mixed up wi-th -io man is essentisi io this emi_ Men ..Hm.vest Home.. to More

. tud very largely responsible for Hut the trade and pr0SDel‘itY Di’ For Motherland! and Canada,

nam, of Canadws ii_uui,iN‘ iinan_ ’ireat Britain particularly, and to 'Tig' thee fling we adoi-@_

official documents and are incon _ _ _ u lesser extent of all the Domlnl- 0 Canada 0 Cnnnilng

in the article referred to are fromm

trorertible. They have in one forn

or another been given frequently ii 'Y

our columns, but they cannot be‘

given too often, nor can we be re~‘ i minded too often of the inherent

greatness

fact that we have but touched thc] fringe of I

that we have cultivated only a

fraction of our arable lands and

that already we are the greatest )

wheat producing country in thi

world is alone sufficient to inspire fi

us with unbounded optimism. Wt- W

are but at the beginning of things.

at the very threshold of devel

opment and yet we are successful

competitors in the world's mar _

kets with

ducers in

dustry and

the world's greatest pro

every department ot' in commerce.

of our country. The “_

our natural resources. iw

lai and otherwise. The lailure of

he Home Bank s. few weeks ago

ind hampered by reason of the

ind uncertainty that now prevails

ms is just now greatly curtailed We love thee more and more.

which thousands of Canadians i~Jur0D€811 fllllsle and the unrest Thy mountain-chains, and scented

iost heavily. has revealed some - Di8i11B

I nl Peace and goodwill are needed by With prairie flowers aglow,

“spicinus circumstances' i W 'ill the nations. In so far as the And flowing streams that murmur

remembered that during the imperial Conference can promote through

tduys of May the Canadian Na- Mac" and g°°‘i will among lil” Freed lands from Winter snow.

n dollars in the Home Bank.

nations, it may bc expected t: do ii

onal Railways deposited a mil~ Q0 ' T 9 MHDIS L98( ill Svrillgtilrle

spreads

Hari? I" 'lime 'this d°i’°S“ was A So farming hands can till and sow

For the promotion of the Inter-

al Nations there vias, howeler,

A welcome out to all, _

withdrawn. A short time later the And harvest by the Full

e t I th I '

unit closed its doors in iiuioivenq/_ ' ° ° . ° Bm" c?"""°"w°°,m' _0 Canada! 0 Canada!

‘Tis th e th t d

The @XDill1\l1li011 Bivell by the never so good an opportunity. The e a we 8 ore'

if the million dollars, it was dis-

-nvered that -Mr. Gough, one ofthe iilllll li0lJulatlon, and to divert the Shall “we thee mme and mme' I

" tr~ fth C N R wrvi-e

_nat on this discovery being made.

.he funds were withdrawn to avril-i

-_r‘ti':?r.nl. Mr. George P. Grilimm,

It is ""9 were are °°°asi°m‘ii‘ viiulster _of Railways, had mzvicflio

setbacks. There is some tempor

ssion at present, but this

administrative mlsman

ary depre is due to

agement

or inherent obstacles.

The Star’s article places the em-

phasis on Western Canada. This

is quite natural. Western Canada, is vast in

limited as

future development. It is to East-

ern Canada what the unexplored i and unbounded back fields and _

the forests are to the old home-

stead. “The boys" will go bacl.

extent. practically un to natural resoucee and

eralo in these unexplored vastness L es and will in time add them to tht

oil. farm, but the latter althougl temporarily neglected will still re

main the old homestead by the sidi

of the road. the ‘centre of the en-' larged farm’s activities. `

-tr 'font in -the House of .`_~:n-

tnnt there are six batik-s \-'lib

"» 1 the C. N. R. deals. 'I`!lése he

and "ot m any natural :‘.a:i.e»i, but the Home Bank was

lot mentioned. lt -further trans-

>lres that another director of the

C. .\'. R. is a member of the Board

if the Bank of Montreal, but the

Z. N. R. funds have not been with-

lrawn from that bank on this ac-

'ount. The whole affair is the sub

ect of much forcible comment and

_.he public are demanding a thor-

lugh investigation of the whole

uatter. The Toronto Mall :ind

and explore. cultivate, dig for -mln- ,_

mpire, concluding a lengthy edi-

orlal on thc subject, eays:-

"Thls transaction has the com-

plexion of an 'unpardouabls wrong

Jmulitted in culri blood on thous-

inds of confldlng people by hold-

are of great public trust. it is lm-

, possible to acquit the Government

The Eastern provinces are for-

front door of Canada, pos- ‘

sensing -the ocean -ports, standing

nearest to the world's markets, and are the nucleus of the Greater

Canada that shall be.

We have resources in mineral

and forest wealth and, better still.

in soil and climate; we have the i

ever the

of blame for the action of the Can-

_adiau National Railway Board in soon shift-log or public funds ot o critical moment in the affairs of a

bank that a .short time afterwards

had to close its doors. It has the

appearance of participation in de-

ceptive window-dreesing, and pub-

ic opinion will demand searching

“°u'm“ed fisheries "I Caimdai we scrutiny and stern dealing in re-

unlimited water power; sill the necesearies for in-

development, including the

have the

we have dustrial

raw lmaterlal. We have been tem- i

porarily checked by the attractions i

of the west hut, no long as we sreii

true to ourselves, we -have all theii advantages in transportation and in 'seems to the markets. The

ocean is at our door, our ports are

open summer and winter; we have

railway and highway facilities and

when our railway transportation is sdlested the whole traffic of the west .will 'pale through Canadian

ports and these ports will be in

the Maritimes. i

ganl to lt. lf it should turn out

that _the Canadian National Rail- way Board allowed itself and cer-

aln of the public money to be used

or lulllng the ordinary depoeitor.-i

nto a false sense of security, then bat Board and the Government

responsible for it should 'be requir- ed to cease functioning for the Canadian people."

_-WO;-M EDITORIAL NOTE

We understand that the damage

to grain. ‘both standing and in stock, is much less than was feared when the storm had ceased. The

. bright. sunshine and breezy days

With all its- vastness and its

natural resources the west will al-

ways have the disadvantage of theii

lon: railway haul to ilu.

following the storm did -much to

annual,

restore -both. There is still much

nrveatlng to be done and there is

nance Department of the Railway Mother Country, hardly hit as she h

is. by the post-war conditions that

siderable part of her super-abun-

course of her trade to countries

Donlinions, except India-Canada.

tustraiia, New Zealand, South Afri- .~a, Newfoundland-need n .large Increase of population. They could indeed take millions more immi- grants than Great Britain can sup- .ply. Each of the Dominlons, more- over, has industries and trade to ,promote and develop;. and in the .iioe or the ou but prohibitive too

the cost of their food and raw mat-

For everyone who works can

s are

as that shortly after the deposit Drevaiil needs to get rid oi, B con_‘l~`rom off thy bounteous store,

'And north to south and east to west

lrec o = 0 e . . . o c - ° ' °

' other than those of Europe. On thai '

resident nf inn Hnmn Bnnn, nndioiiiei. him,i_ ,iii the other Brmi-ih. Sir Louis and Lady Davies enter.

tained informally at luncheon on Wednesday at their residence -on Metcalfe street. Ottawa, in honor of thc Earl of Birkenhead. Others present were His Lordship's sec-

l`Flelding and Mr. Justice P. B. Mig- nault.

e a n

One of the pretty social events

luis or tho foreign notions. this oh- Of 'he~W‘f°i‘ was 'he "Ai H°‘“°" °"§ lilies Gladys Large. whose mar-E.. ijoot cannot bo attained. 'rho alter-"i`l1*’-*Sii1,1Y ill the W°11lai1`S Ci“i’-‘rinse took place on Thursday morn-I... native, therefore, is to promote im-'When Mm R- H- R956" e“t""“i“`i IDE to Mr. J. W. Curran. was the in

migration tn tneninelves and io en_ied in honor 'of her sister. >M1x‘s,-iguest of honor at several social cv- iii ter into an arrangement to promote B°“°he"' °f i“"°°“ve"' The 0° "ri"-ills ilttciy. illCilldiillZ.a fielitlhtfui ii Wide 8010118 themselves. To ti1isiS°h"’mB I9’ the 505111 'liiliifi :shits ;i]42'i"shower" at Miss Mildred Nort0n's|i-i latter end there is the proposedi°°"aU°“5 “'35 P11 - 9 ii il 9 home, when the popular young 3 expedient of British Preferentialiwas de°°r“ied with Pink candies iiilii' WHS the l'BCipient Oi’ many ii Trnde~a system under which each and in me centre was 9' Very 9x`.iU\'9iY Sii¢S Sil0W0l'Ed 011 i19l` hY|C

I-_ountry in the Empire will ostoh- ‘l"iBi;9 Shia! of pink gladliollf. llgiigiiniimerous girl friends. On Monriayiltaynioml Hebdcn. Mr. Keith .\.'ot-;D-

.ish a customs tnril! under which mg t 9 at em°°n many 0 r ' *3Vei`iii1E i\il‘S. GBOTEB Pi`0“'S€ Have mnn, and Mr. Maurice Lnfleur, brn.I

:ne producto or its follows will be “TPS W§fe_'@“°“";i bi' IMT- 3:1' 3 Bridge in her honor. when she .nor oi' the bride. Mrs. Anon Por-i Preferred over those of all the C er' “' ° is gre” Y en °y "5 er “'39 iiiefaided with i10SiS 0f 50011 sons mother of the groom wore n countries that are not British. t"i;"'angi";iis‘;V'I£i gzgtégssiugx Wishes for he’ future i1‘1DDil19SS- French gown of beaded blue gcor-|

_~“ G ’ , , _ » gettc trimmed with grey fox furi

Against mich an arrangement' the 'ces' while those serving were Th th i, th I and a grey hat Following the core

e sympa y ' ' ‘

foreign nations could not reason. Miss Jeanminmcmisi Hunt:/Iris friends is oxtoudodoto lu: '"°""' “ "’°°"“°“ “`“” "ei" “t the i aiiiy Oiiel' 0hl€°C¢i°"5 fm' ii\0Y have Ai B1't0l1, BB ODS M169 C 8 ' home oi me i”.ide»s iaiiicr' 314 i-,eei of Perkin, (`l\lu:l' widow Ji ilr.

e5i3i1iiBi1€ii tariffs t0 Protect their ilillc. Miss Marjory Stewart, and ;ie*;i;'a‘;';ini“'t“"y U” their recent Bad street, Montreal. Tho bride and

Mi M dxtlirin R- @11-

atelarlges Thzlpoizeiesnobiecetigborto I ' ° ° I Mr' and Mrs' Maccready hav" mnlk mms ntrid Slmlltthpm smnaxl

- ~ 'ant roses nn pn Micbaolmas

ln extension of Preferential Trade R9Bl‘Bt-illi i8l‘€Weii9 Wefe Said returned imma from th°""h°iid“Y daisies were arranged ol: the wlintn ine Empli-n lg likely in come this week to Rev. Father Cotton. gil’ ig Si- Joh; and other parts of bride-5 iabia Later Mr and Mm

ii i i li li iili _'cw runswc . ' '

fiiomhthat section of the population :[89 ggféiutgeviq? :ge ihseffivw L _ _ _ Parsons left for a motor trip 0 t e Mother Country which de- - - - _ ~ - M through the Aalrondocks tho brlao msnds cheap raw materials and C0it0i1~ Famer C0"-011 il" 80116 T' and MW' B0" C°m'a‘i "ei‘"'"` going away in a suit of grey iimnil. cheap food-the manufacturing and U0 the S°“'-hen’ States' where he ed Tuesday from their wedding '~'i0iil ifitllnleti With grey fox and

lnilnsii-lnl classei.i__lii tile Mother will study negro conditions before UID “iid U6 110W Siieilliillg a few ii grey and him, hah on their re_ public for 26 years.

country the great majority. Yet ilaiiiilli f"°“1 Q“°i’°° °“ N°"°“"’@" day” “° the" ”“"‘"“" h°’"e I" turn they will roslilo in tho New if these classes cannot, under pre- 3l'd f°" England' en "°“i° "3 S°“'~h Pmnt Prim' Drummond Court apartments Mon-

ent conditions, bt i th f d Africa- ° ° ' I t _ '

:hey need in Ord; :hit isey 1;; Miss Jenn Henderson, of Monc- mal o o o 1 fear much ha,rui could be ' ' C O U f

live. they ought not to oblectsrest- He' f"°“‘i“ “fe mi’ *° “Pe '°“ '“‘"‘° 5“°“ 9f Mi- "mi MPS- Miss stint. A. Brown or New ly in n ._-hnnge by which their iiiide Mrs. R. B. Norton out driving this -i0i1l1 A. i\iilCd0ilald. Upper Prince york is the guest or Mr and ur would ¢ei-lnlnly be exieiiilem While week after ber long and tedious Street- C. H. B Lo li ' ‘ ”‘ -he cvonts therein mentioned, nniil. illness io the P is i Hospital ° ° ° ' "g“'°" 'H""‘""‘~ '

lerlnls might not be increased. ° ° ° Mrs' J' A' S' BBW' is “P°i1iiil18 ° ' °

_ Mrs. A. A. Moneou, ottawa, on- il few weeks very pleasantly among 'Villa is the latest report or Aut-

On the other hand. Agriculture in tertained at the tea hour lust Wed- old friends in }-lnlllnx_ umu fashions from Paris: - We

the Mother Country needs and de- nesday. for the wives of several of ° ° 0 ure told that the straight line will mands a change of fiscal condi- the officers of the R. C. M. P., who The marriage of Miss Madeline iieell in favor aswell as the silhou- tlons. As to present conditions have recently come to the Capital. Patricia Luileur. dnughter of Mr. Gttills. youthful and slim orient in

Elietlogndon Daily Telegraph of the h I ° ' b’ 5589110 Lllfiour. K.C., to Mr. Eric abort dresses. The "bouffant" all. riots' band ln the neiir fnini-e_ The

s eptember states that once Mrs. C ares Ro ertson, after ai an Parsons. son of Mr. and Mrs. Oueiie if* Biiii Been. but whore live-I ‘ami Ui tile Great War Veteran's

more the results of arable cnltlvn. very delightful summer at Kep- Allan Parsons, Dorchester street. *‘i\'“i8i1l fi‘00ifB are noticed one obi tion. at the turning point of tho noch, left Thursday for her home Montreal. and grandson of Mrs. R. *Fives perhaps one bouffunt. 'rho .

cereal year, show heavy innneg ln in Spokane, Wasil. T. Holman. Sunlmerside, took place Skirts. which ure much longer nm 'L ~

e e u ure o s ou - . =u . -a s urc a e ra, e 0 . e oat-shnp 1 ,» u quie n nnmbei- of

no promise of imprnvninnntj' The ing several weeks with her mother. Very Rev. Dean Carlisle officiating. I” “iii lionuilir. Many froitksmixiil; Telegraph states (ni-they fling Bi-ll. Mrs. Adam Murray, left Thu'.'i-dny Masses of pink roses formed the ‘ii`*lP€d to the front or side or tho

~lah farmers all over the country, for bel' i1°m° in Grind i"°i'i‘*‘- B-C~ iie°°"°ii°l15 f°i' the 00l’€i110l1Y. and ‘imi’9"Y i9 Hffllngeil tightly i-onndl '

are threatened with mln; ng,-inui. She will stop off at Hallock, Minn., the same shade was repeated in "'95 ii€""@- hcing caught ni, by B tural wages are depressed to alevel on her way to visit her daughter. the gowns of the bride's attendants, jewel or a knot of the material it. which represents widespread bard- ' ° ° The choir screen was treillaed with self- S°’“° Oi' U18 models in pi-9 ship and misery, tiinngh ll ii. Dr. and Mrs. Dewar have alrlbelr rosesand ferns. centred by an gi-en l1Hl'Bii_°n for the Autumn openln

known and admitted that ine ini-ni. welcome silent. Mrs. Bnics Cnr- of roses. under which the bride and "whim “Kitt next week _ sho? era can pny nn l,n¢t@i~_ rllthers, of Vancouver, who will groom stood. The guest pews were °°i’U1li Waist-lines, others are long

_ _ lid I I I Il

ln all the circumstances the ma. fnpfny relxivesmfsdhgriehtrixbong her mrtiikedl Icy shane” of rqsel "ed n‘:e§nEc¢t>'f'bImgh not in reamy' by

jam l G » » . . . - w pn tulle and taleta, and w ds waisbbelta. Others, L my it _ r°lt_Brltnin-_-seein: that the pillars were twinoii wan soon.. asain. are as lo... l.. ......_ .___ _

retary, Mr. Leslie, also Hon. W. S.`

have returned to Halifax fro!" *“ auto trip tbrousii N°"“ 5°°"“ “nd Cnpg Breton, and are staying With ll/lm l__nwi;0n‘s parents, Mr. Justice and Mfg. Rogers. in Halifax. for il few days before leavill8 |01' their future home in St. Louis, Missouri. Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Lawson wort' at home to their friends ,on Mon- day afternoon. October lst.

O O C

sir Andrew Moopnoii nu gone

back to Montreal after summerlns at Orvgell. Col. and Mrs. Alexand- er Macphall. his sueiitl. hive |1180

returned to Kingston. gi

O O O

Many Canadians of the older gen- as

eration will feel a sense of person- to al bereavement in the death of Mr.

had a Dominion-wide fame as a 3 cartoonist, and will be remembered ar by many here. where he visited a

Bllarnu

what

BUQID

ARE YOU STALE7

The expression "staleness"

get right again.

You see he has gone alixteliad stead- -

il i his training, w every

J. W. Bengough. of Toronto. Wi10 ihyougm and eiiori directed lov,-ni-(l

final goal. Before the test day

rives he is "stale.”

How is this condition recognized

the coach or trainer?

few years ago' He was' we think' bywell. there is n lack of lustre

the first Canadian to win distinc- the eye_ iilsi a iiiiii, iii-ed look

out the face. particularly the »

tion in'the art of caricature. and in ab "Grip," which had a considerable ni

vogue 30 or 40 years ago, and sub- ilii

sequently in the Toronto Globe. his “I

work was a delight to Canadians th

ry familiar in athletic circles. d lf an athlete has gone stale, ere is considerable SDI-1C\liiiii°“ to just howlong it will take him

We ofer a New Issue ol*

3?? Dominion of Canada '

_Quota I

5% Bonds

maturing 1928, at 99, to yield 5.24%

“- 1943, at 98}, to yield 5.14%

These bonds may be subscribed for gray at any

of our branches. They may be paid for in cash on or before 15 October, or we will accept in exchange

Rl Pl!

Victory Loan Bonds

maturing lst November, 1923. ,

This conversion privilege, if exercised promptly,

will give the holder a clear profit of about Z of 1 92.

THE CANADIAN BANK

‘__ 'i

outh. Just a little less snap to

work. and a little less ambition

l through.

~. .vs_

OF COMMERCE `

You see he has done more work an his particular body needed to

all over the country. His cnrlcnt- get nlm i-lghi_ nnq Nnini-G nn, re. urea of Sir John Macdonald, were beiled by refusing to carry off these

particularly clever, and, it was of- ex

ten said, none enjoyed them more fa than the old Conservative Chieftain re himself. Mr. Bengough lived to

tra waste products.. They remain in the body to tigue him, ,and staleness is the suit. The same thing occurs mentally

see the cartoon become n prime with m“l1¥i“e"~

feature of newspapers, but none of bl

They get engrossed with a pro-

em or with their work and con-

his successors or contemporaries iimie ii beyond the _poiiii Di normal have @¢1lll\iiPii hi!" ill the Wide Don- endurance. There is no time for ular appeal of his.political sketches. DFODF'-1' eating or sleenillg allli Hh-

. so

luteiy no time for 'recreation

. , . whatever. They become irritable

Mrs. MacKinnon. Government at

homo and at work, and the or-

dinary tasks tuko on large and dif-

House, received for the first time flgnlt pmiini-;i0n5_

this season on Wednesday after- noon, when upwards of eighty ladies th called. The drawing room was very attractively decorated with snap- lie dragon and asters. Mrs. MacK_in- an

The digestion goes wrong and ey are unable to sleep.

Now. whnt's the remedy?

Well. in the case of the athlete. Q

ts --

quits training entirely. He res

tl sleeps. and tries to forget that

non was assisted in receiving by there is any such thing as football,

I rowing or track athletics.

Mrs' F' F' Dewar and Mrs' W' S' Similarly with mental staleness, :M --

l-/,

Siewilfi ilresideti 01/BT the tea CUPS- work or mental effort must cease ~

instantly. Where this ls impossible

° * ° then a system of tapering off must

The flint nnnnnl Dlonesiii-i gon. bo used whereby mental effort is

rried on for u portion of the day

vention of the Catholic Women’s S: Leaguq was n most successful af- fair with a large attendance and co

much necessary and helpful busl- physical life. by broiler food. sleep.

tl most important of all, ouffloo" ‘V xercise, is the shortest, safest, and rest method of curing montnl

ness concluded. The social side H"

included a very prettiiy arranged Zu

ly.

Anil just here It has been dis-

vered that the regulating ol’ thc 1- /ii

reception at the home of Dr. and stalenei-is.'

Mrs. J. D. McGulgan, when Mrs., McGuigan entertained at the tea _hour on Tuesday. .On Wednesday ' evening, Mrs.” J. J. Johnston was

h°5t€59 at B iieiigiliflli Bridge. by her sister, Miss Violet Lafieur,

maid-of-honor, and by Mrs. G.

interesting gatherings- V ' 'ltutherforrl Caverhill as matron-of-»

. . . honor. The bridesmaids were Mr t -Roynland I-lebdcn, Mrs. F. R.

rley and Miss Dorothy Muir. They ere gowneii alike in rose lace with* sets of silvcr iacc, and worc ack velvet hats, and cnrrlcil Col-{ mbia roses, showcrcli with sllvcri hhon. Mr. Lloyd Parsons acted

s his brothcr`s best mnn, and thi-i shers were Mr. G. Rutherford averhlll, l\ir. F. R. Peverlcy, Mr. **"‘*‘

which was n pleasant closing to theme'

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LONDON, Oct. 5.--lllrs .lcuuiu

Vurk Morris of Witoy, Surrs-._.',l-tt|-

George Ernest Morrison, for mzmy yr-urs cnrro-sponrl-out oi' “Tho Titllcs" at Pekin, und inter I’oi‘ltical A-tlviser to tzlio President of the Clilnoso ite-public, left £38, 433.

Mrs. Morrison etatctl shaft, if n

suimblo editor could- -not be found for her husibaniis diaries and DGIXBPS. it. was hor wish that those Divners shoulld 'bo deposited in -the .\I.I.tLiIlC'Ii I.lI)'f'a.l‘y, Sydney, New S°\1'111 ‘Wales to be loopt iirom mio

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` Sim iii~'itl‘<l tlmt her -lute -husband iliiii fi V013’ intimate knowledge of

itat th 'sv liinlurs form it veinnuin record of 1-he fhtsiory of me pan- Ewst, cnulenizporary with lbls times. é

ADD JAZZ T0 THE TERROFIB OF THE PEN AT PORTSMOUTH

LONDON. 'Oct 6 _ Ports

mouth peuitentiary will have a con-

A/ssociatiou has disbanded, and at ii ilieeiills of the .members lt was iecxded to give the instruments to Warden J. C. Poneford in trust for

convicts are musicians.

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PHILADELPHIA. -Pa.. Oct; 5 -

Pennaylvania‘s "dry wave." lnnng. iifilieii bi' Governor lPinchot and the *Federal Government swept ov- er Philadelphia tonight when De- Dartmefnt of Justice agents md SUNG Police started out to notify Ilia 1.300 nr .mnom -..\...__ \_____

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uardian Readers

FLEETING TIME.

llea\'en's clllnlcs nrc slow, hilt suro

to strike nt Inst:

Earth's sands are slow, but surely

dropping through;

And nlllchfwe huvo to suffer,

much to do.

Before the time bo past.

Chimes that time are nolthcr slow

nor fast;

Not many are the numbered

\ sands. nor few;

A time to suffer and n time to do.

And then the time is past.

LIVING IN LOFTY THOUGHT.

The splcndors of the flrmament of

time `

May bc eclipsed hilt are cxtIllg~

ulshcd not;

Like stars tn thc rinpointcd height

they climb

And death is n low mist that can~

not blot

The brightness it may voil. Whon lofty thought - Lifts a young heart above its

mortal lair.

And love and life contend in it for

what

Shall be its earthly doom, the

denil live there,

And move like winds of light nu

dark and stormy air.-Shelley.

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TORONTO. Oct. 5.-Strickcn

whllo ni work on a cartoon, John W. llenitough, for many years wld- ely knnwn as a cartoonist, author nud lecturer. died suddenly into vestordny afternoon at his home here. _- ' `

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