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lhmrdisn Buhscr.;f..cr. cor.:-est -raslthepesoe treaties wumerelywliiff cnnadfs ¢¥P°f% Widr N'1'\1 ssuialanoe of lmity. lesst bm umh, 1,, 3 ¢;f,,,_ ary; 1;-y pus me the terms on which the Allis: in recent months under the stim- tum snypzospect ortrnitedoo-oo-. ng, th, imyority of those vhohad winr.ez-p are anno-iff/ad in 11:-'_s is- fin 1918 were ww!-’¢d 'D 117 40"” 11111-I of the hnpire agreements eration through the League of Nl-, “gg” in thu; country, and had

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nuoompetetwrse-/rr resvlah '~ ' _l’”°“f"*n‘f°'m”"°”°° 'sestesnen or nuove today- The mswvsanuerasgrnvrsvsst pmt-#_n¢¢, end p:o‘.;é;~d .~evr,';::-.:a.- fm’ 'nh "nm 1°h°°“"x` np" .dncm '°°k‘7 "P1" “bu” 1”;United Bt-sues Nfllsod io JMB ¥h°§ ¢h;1-ygsinbarson City, even in the H" xnvbmlxl :T Bbw: !Cn?.ar1ons, disarmament and DominionBm'eauofSta2istks: ,lngqlemthemg mg,.n¢¢ man period I hm been "my:

muszenu wh., y-tc»z;».~ on :hw mmm wnnsc-ws with :nc w°fl¢, B¢s>¢¢==b¢f exports cweeded im- 1*" l>°°t;’1t `"’° ’;’°n*':’:o’:*"{‘;°¢h;‘;= many stores on greece street benz: . _ ' el -_ emma so ann-» m,saossu,snmpuesvf¢asll*f°1=°l*°°° ,wen down. vu uiwccu

p mznusnonrfn he msc..;1_~.h-_s_v\. y hui mmgeznxmlmmdubamm|»cznus:romtheyol1ticsiups¢u;snav4u»vincov|nsi1esup.whn

~~ rbfy obta‘n»<$. |°°‘1"*° 5'” 1° “nw n of thc present diquute is conclusive*

jgontggt, gs at J’;r.e 30 iz had over

. ~. _ __ - ,businestherewsswasbeingdone

` ",l"“‘§ . It was nm r/xessary that 'l‘be\i¢1‘l1l-l- H2’ °°°*¢`-1* '“°°m°".!”1'5'p°r“°°'h°Un:!°dxn¢d°m prootthatslieisnotwillingtodoimwgyy my gwnnd sergge 'nm

i. r7ouu¢~.er. si-ryuzc yn an mn slfwuired in the ms-ner of diurms- if.-:needed impors by $12695-"91 tml' so HW- , Guszenhéim Company had dis-

mentthanttwuinthemstterof‘p¢_-ed1rlthll2.00'1.813inlU32sndimamma-ll" ._m|.nuedallf.hel.r¢lredgeandhsd

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as-xn;:;-ybe’;":@:'z;PB-’;vl».€zln0Dsdill.::ed' 'U abused w :UQ-'Q 1;e193;x months mam' ed to be ,two of the ssnest of ,,°mp¢ny_ wqugnd interests .

: U -_ . 4 “mmm dimmed um, mb" the mal e _V5 ex°"d_ south American suites-but here; m ,,¢y,,, ,,u._~,~_,,g emu, ,em pn. ': :hae .sunscr pzzmz if-._ due againld”‘”m ‘ ,sew WU' _ are the Argentine: pot.-shootng; ,mm to EW; ape;-axiom, 1 ws; I bushel 1; in the F‘a.‘_' rrf»r.'.l-s. 1: would be aim 15' ‘u"1°d “wus "R wnvmud '04 flllP'-*YU by *G9-1115455 °°mP°"d the Brazilians. seems to be some-I in Dawson most of the winter, and farm" s °

ipod msg to gh., ‘ “mb” o¢£t11s»tllie1Ml1°1°!1¥¢flm¢°°°°w'wit2: tlG,20'1208 in 1932 while in tling in the south American tcm Im tm ,pm-,g_ when gh, wg in mg

, . , -.,,.,, O,."°fld PW* “"1 °°°‘“’"Y- mi the impcm messes expo:-o P°r=m¢ll¢ 'Nw JW °°='¢ mill yukon River started xc go cut, it ~ '°“‘1`“3 p'°(f"‘° °“ °5r"°"“°“ " ~ -pun my ,mmap muh enadi-l `t.crnptst'on to demonstrate with1

Tama' -rf-f- .fs it ~.*-¢ nm’ ' ~ by swm.uv1 in mi, new is - . . J-mmed l=l°" D°“°°-"’°“‘”' ‘"4

; mm.- .,- . If ., H. ¢ :im to be imposed mr ‘B mama. ;m _(mud Kmgdbm exéeeded my bullets or knives. nm up, ,mg ngoding qu whom ~ " the v .2 1.”:‘< ". ‘

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‘: 1* perzod upon A civihzed nation. , . I for on :fro-»f»g yes- /is u wt: ‘ _ , , W"-I lc’ 50-416941 °°°ll>f-"1 “"1 cnanssusf muses simlsusn ss

'-,mmm Wig* Qc: A,__,;m:_,,_ mm »T° H*-1°’ “fd 1” '°‘1°'f"‘,“"’ 'P' tuiosaruz in rm ma mioxsos :ns nsiehmg ins su an-msn sms ~i r' 'Canada Fm; #fp H1 Pebl’ N 1Df°»¢-l'*b17h“m1-""°n¢°°°" 'in may mm,-,,¢, gum ¢h¢ Uniwq Parliaments, immed etely following

T ' ' ' “ ‘ 3;: :her src ordy so on the sssurnb- 3

- . . _ . ,-, ' I . ‘ If 7,- -;»reg'\i.a:.-,~ .zz :ne s~;.'f.rr.f~: rr.-:r....s.\:,q__A that G€_ ,ny hu umiergone 15”” exwded 'xgaqx 1” ' 'M -~ .. ,_r,. 3,, ..;, ,..,_.,',., .C_.‘ _ V ,570 compared with S-i8,&5580 in

.°a°'°* "Z ' "“ " V" ' fs change of heart. slid is no lollgffg

' magic.-.Q me r.-_-1,-~,-,lyk-s -.~;-rf.;-i,‘_¢,_,e, me daumu mmm ,m,»19ez uni tc4,12ss1s in mi

"1" 5*-f ‘-9 ~~"‘ U1 "'~-5 37"'-""" her destiny' is no dominate Europe. ‘ “

Germsny’s withdrawal from the Dusrmsment conference end the League of Nations leaves no room

question that this pr0Kl‘s»zn had

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.. . . . 1 During the twelve 'ronihs erldlhs been shre-wary prepares ms ns to

lr-ce to :ke rf '_'/`-ffl: :-.,_ .f».~/:.r.f¢; 100 ~'»i» speeches of her present lem- ‘B"1"””””’ 'hm “S ° ’°"'°’“1’1°

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but me :,L»,;_, ;Z__‘.,,;.'. . ,W1 ,_.m.__ Us mdtaw any Such eonvemwn., itrsde ba..ance of Sl26.l58.33l com

be carried out regardless of any- hing that might be said, done or

, my _"P 'yi * Y f;”_?_ » - . ' pared with “22°,7’8,m B year ago’ decided upon at Geneva. 'rherecsn

..¥--c-»\"?’- Elrcpe does not think so. Thei

that the ca.~.~.~a.sv<:: _-.-_,_-.: ea.-r. iwarld Powers havegone as far uiwme 1""° 5”" ‘@° ‘he mmm

.,, , prices to enable ther: Hr.: :ue a ` :hey are prepared to 50 in granting |°‘°°°d°¢ exwm ‘M‘s92'428'» D1'

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.wer Ly carer: 1:, .; case o’ ,armament equality to the Germany - Wm W 11”' Umwd Kingdom 'X

< ‘ ‘ th- on.-1:-sn, t;».~ .f.;.c,:~: ;<>r may. They are wining in con-wooded imports by t1oo,ooo,'1-ui

hsye been for .n-,-w. - rt mcg cde her armamentsonsscale nev- EOGUPBFCG with $30.l83.051 d FCM'

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yung,-=,b»,_»¢, gy; ~_;~¢ ;-_,-Us beyrger contemplated by the Treaty of sgo and 358.58943 Y/wo year! #£0

l , 'lot Germany's lost colonies, for The ice in going out ruined one

lslczd, and inure cn.-fl.;i2;a ¢-,,~_y,ng,»,¢_ I Versailles, but this concession Hit- Imports from the United States 1-,§wm¢10n of Danzm for freedom of the whanu. Cumng me pumg

to wnt.-lrrc -kc.: slh'r_»,p-_;0_-,g ailcr treats with scorn. Bir John exceeded ex'portsby$50,340,ll4 com- to build up the country's arms- 01! as done with an axe, The HW, ¢_,_,;;.,; ,tan _,.._,.,; B). y;._,5,slmon, who appearstaohave actedss pared with $91,346,718 a year ago menu' 1°’ d'?11““°e °1 the fest 01 48111-PIl€S6» caused by thi! f100d1lflK

__ _ - ‘ ICM.; mogggman for the Powers md 5151_34;1M 'ma - 1. the world. The question 1.<: what cfm, town, yegultgd inrmueh 31¢k-

be no doubt as to the completeness of the verdict Hitler will obtain on polling dey. He will be in as com- pleie control of Germany as Mussol- ini is oi' Italy. He will hold a man- date for the repudution of the V rsallles Treaty, for the recovery

means ...any :nve p:r,‘..dt~:1 an .n- - ' - y°°5 "3°' mm?

` ., . id on th day before Germany’| -.l _ E ness, the flu raging for n while, and some for rl.e or s.x weeks in dc- sa ‘ it; th Ik “National U. K- CATTLE MARKET _-.___ qui” 5 ‘cw deans °,_.¢u_n.mg_ rowing candidates, some of whom “pm” W ° Wu' " #__ It is \mdenls.ble that Machado Finding |¢'wg_, 5 use gf tak; 5,

“Ln speaking of ‘no resrmammt Mr. W. A. Wilson, Animal Pro- ma-nmmed order In Cuba and that

ducts Trade Oounnisloner, writes under his regime the mass of the from London that the agreement people who did not oppose him en- msae sz vhs uno.-ml conference at i°>'ed s per-ns of somcthihs not Otto/ws to permit the movement of “nuke wwe' “betty and "en mm'

are gutstantal gniners ri`.'rl in the

way of Tne n"n:1,r.b1:r| paid their usual mrh6criptlor.3, and the

oonun"sicn was paid to the canvas-

, ting candidates by The Guardian.

“U , ,B h » - ' ta-oss the mimi shipment. us wlmllls can ww the lumber into MIM; " ma 31”" ad th: munmons. n includes, sus, s sc- m,,nu,,,ed_ The favorable ,,,,,,,e,_ any me required, with thc sught-

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mam 1, est change in machinery or person-

lU1’1Df10l'll W1'-il f-My came in the hh m;e!°r;;ca::;°°:‘t;° P0 dm th" hu hem °'°°t°d mm' nel. These facts cannot be stressed

flon r

sw, of were notifies in the usual D I B"’°‘*" ‘WY ’”‘“'~'" "h° 1”" too strongly in any discussion or

ny ,mm me omm °“ P"m“" G°m‘“ "lm" msn and boudht the cows has been consideration concerning the Can-

I do not mean to dispute the rea- sonableness, as the Reichswehr is tmnsforrned into s more numer- ous short-service army, of l. pro- portional numerical increase in its armament."

heavy artillery and 83 431 480 of

There can be little doubt, in fsos

' Th, contest' wh undef the msn- The New vm nm” °°"°""°“d' 1"’"-“img film' 1’°m “"8"” ’° fn' time.; hir. cum. Thar. was Mach

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liunerzt of Mr. A B, Hull, of Tor- em 53” that' wmmm' w Umdal and mafkffl Gnd i0 flmli 1U the ddr misfortune and his enemies'

onto and the fact that e.e one expem' these "mu" or Bk John Umud Kmgd°m‘ pmvxad me Up' Upp°rtumty'

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_ . . - 5‘"f°fl "‘""° 1" "¥“f“ “ ‘““°h “ ponuniry for sscensining if there

A was sathsfied v..,ri the olltorxrie is u25'o00'000 for me German um Wu ‘suitable market for good dairy Mr. George B. Nicholson, DLP., in

sumcicnt t/rnsrrlcniai to his ability business in me “nt year me mm _ an article gnnmbutgd w the Can- , and inwgrity in the circunmances. °°'f"' ov” ‘ Wnod 'mm May W adlan Lumber-man, referring to the

-H, G ,H , ,M ,M “md "°°”y "°“m M" “°°‘ 1”” Aueust fifteen shipments were lumb-r u-me between canada uns

s uar an a < oppor- , .. _ ‘

, hm,” of thankim smcnely the °n°°1‘ G'm“my‘ demmd 1°’ lm made, the number of cows in each Great Britain says: "There are no

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y bers _W0 came W the`m°<11l1¥»¢ ¢<l\lll~11¢Y." 0Pl>°l¢d fb Sir shipment vary-_ng from two to ,my woodsmen in the world more effl-

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of the dh ‘John Simons expressed concession hem' md mama -re zmzuyinm cent than canudign wmdgnm

can dates and _ Th tak _I

lflVDll/Cd. 300 EBIIKS, 300 Plllld, 102,- _ 9)’ can 5 0111 .aw OU5 9° ‘ny

snsbled than oo earn the much ap- ooo rm” 4 M2 mu] $2 RIM 1” me Pmmem 1°” expand specification required md Cunnan

madness somznzsszon money. ws U ch ' lm mm' md ‘W '-1” ”"‘° 1' "”““”<1~ Pf°""' grows the tiznber; ms when the

M, me um the mmm mmm 'U m° - e4 they thc methods mst chem- loss some to the min osnssim

parity until the wave of world hard

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on ruussy, :sported in yssoerasyu lwwkm W ,mum m°1_m“,m de, md ,yy M, I ,H at for inssmse, s usnaee action.

ma Am” and Germany for B m,0_ the gist of which, sooording to the fairs of the country for the benefit ,ns mmum 'wwmh “pm Kmmme of mutual dim,-,n,m,,m_ Toronto Globe, leading Ilnrsl of all. It was ss s result of his The son", pn” nc, rhs misunderstanding msc; out orinvwwlber- vu ihlt the Nllll* °f P"°1"¢”* °'"=1'“°° 1" 111" "Um ellllv published some 4°°lllll°ll“ me fm that Wm, me ,,,,,,,,e,,,,, the Bennett ms. psuciss "ma that many outstanding Liberals or which were .neges in be reports

,M |n¢0,»p0,»,¢¢¢ the covenmg of been virtually to build a blockade moderate views ilrst learned to ad- lay' "le ;;>l:;:Zh*;’t1:: F

the Ielgue of Nationswhlch enum- about the Dominon." Psnistnnt mire him md his achievements and ated that J"5°°mpm°” “B wwnm' w ersted plans for establishing unlvsr- miaststement of this kind hnpliss eventually became Liberal-Consen force war upon Emu "Im umm ‘ gr peace by s general reduction of,,e|ther vast ignorance or bnsen dis- votive! ot get the Chinese llsstcrn Rsil- , 1

‘ in

almost uniform, and the results in B418!!-Ulllléd K1!l8'~1°fll 11ll'lb¢l'

°! 1'1"" d°m‘md“ md 1'1" b°m'°" milk yields, coupled with the health u'°d""

an “Penh” '°°°mp°nym' num' and vigor of the stock hs/vs been €_' that there has been sn ominous ro- me “Moot of “mum tr AW” 1* "W °1l°°P°°*f WWW" M ,Wu at me Wu. mlm m_Ge,,.mmy_ ° °°'“”’°“ s public speaker. and possibly the And mu mm it h l not . The initiation of the business with leg," ¢11¢¢¢,1v¢_ T4, can nam" m to

Everyone concemed will be grati-

lled to know that according to best hformod authorities The Guardian

has been in the past, and is wday, Il n. better position regarding paid- in-sd/vance subscription; than sl-

liost any other ncwsmpsr in can- lds outside the larger cities. And for this we have to thank the thousands of subscribers who so wil- lingly reqionded when the call was made upon them for renewal.

s l‘mlted number of well-'selected offer s substitute for serious

q“°°"1°n °‘ mm1"7 cu” °' W" ln “Vern smpmerm' hu mow thought, and such s performer loves of Prussian Junhers. The whois M L pod mum | .mm-ns mn; I; |, not ,wuem Germsn nation, militsrilts, l-hdus to him that fantastic exaggeration trlslists, md wortsrmare solldlybs ED7F0R]AL`N6fES dvfelfl its UWB llurpose- In such nina mon-. mt year oemsny L fl'-*H H* 1”# lllmv ll" b°°°m¢ my W -my my ~- "',:‘° °' ".1 """“‘.::“ :;°°::;.:“:.;;°:.,::.::,.,,.‘° ° :°,:“..:= mmm mot svsn ms rescue °'- - Bm” fm* I Wnifltd

th . -ms ui-mums

which uussnns fuss at $715,000.- *bl* 11° 1114 11°! llld lim “hw he beufmemd to Www my 1;;

THE 1v,4z1 MENACE ooo; this yur sheumsy towns °°’“l'l=° °fl°° *hr* vw# °¢° 'D mmm ins the \»°»-uh mint

,2ia,ooo,ooo on u-mnnsnvs, and 81" much ihoushi to Party mli- would like nothing better than the

muy. Mum, km gym, has He has devoted all his ensr Wblioty he would receive through.

*The speech of Chancellor Hitler

meds on me

°“°fdl°°- “ll °f=1Y ’=° 1"'¢"P'fl°4 who would pmmnchiy tnrouuhsn fs fha nest task or keepin: the ss s_ frenzied sppcsi to thc muitsr- ,mmm mmmme) m hm" ,wp gf my, ,n , 1,", k,,,_,,, me W’ l’°'“1'“*“ 1* U“1°° 51'!" “I mm ‘1’1"“' which d°"‘1"“1°d 5"' and preparing for war. diifloult problem of maintaining mzghokhg; “my 1” 1914 'md 1°d 1° the 3"°”'t‘ 'I‘his fact once faced, the watch- the nation'| credit snd integrity in 1, mmegmns, Tm, book 1| go bg

°‘° °”°‘”1"°ph° 1° "Und h1"""y' fulness of the Allied powers, and the face of universal stress and sent about the United States with "111"» °f °°"’5°' °1”*’“‘ 11”" h'= particularly of rrsnce, are seen to stnin. In man; thu stsnd, he is 111° °m1°N° °”1°°‘1"° °f °°11°°"1“¥

wants peace for Germany; but only in its pages the signatures ot one have been fully .iusiliiedi It is by surely fcuowing thc lem given by

Evil condition that she be granted lmainmmmg mu ltmudc' md not mt John M“d°m1d__m° xounder 1111111071 H1911 U14 W°m°U °'PP°3¢4 10

squallty of armaments with other by umm’ wncudom to odmm’ M th’ Libenbcuwervluvé pmy’ 'I‘l‘?’sm‘°s.ll0\|ld bem:no:;l'

ti . 1 » “°”‘¢ Y ""’” '

ns ons Agoorl many neopein this it m, mme umg, tint world 1; yu he who pvc the party that lima; gignnomg ig stunned, and '°‘”"”' “ve "°"" "‘”“"“ by 1"” btw: and security will but be ls- sompssns nuns to mm: the fact when tus sms is nuance over the lpeclous argument of thc Nazi lead- sm.ed_ “mt it comprise. uwughmn mm M i cable' no doubt Mn mu” ,nu er in this connection. They ask if~ ' hom. M ul M Hu X dbg, hug mm me mwmgumg he is not justified in complaining 'N CQLD F]GURE's 'LM mu W8 muy band wagon, the bench will blow of the Alllcd nations' failure to dis -1 _ 'I' 1° penn.” “D B11 111°” TWV 111°

- . forts, Japan-

srm in accord with the terms on mfmnu W” md’ in me” wi- mm d mmenh md mum! Wm' °°° "1" °°m° W1 °f~ M‘°°h“m°’

'meh Germany cmtumed in mm mms yssteusy w ur. umtsnno mm use hunseu. no mum in shs everything vm hc imryin the D0 The “ct is that them term were in Kings speeches in the Restlgouche what camp they might reside, in bm 0! all possible worlb w WELL

no sense a bargain struck betwe n M°4""”“ 1"'°1°°“°° umwkn' “ck mm 1” mmmmgnn' tm ‘L OTE* ! WHEN

° Oflntsnoasishushewninaea-

why on her own terms. Japan ns- sertod -

geries, and the press of both wunt-

ri . question now arises: Does Russia, with the lssuranoe of t

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181138 Jlpm? _ .'

town, all the cellars were flooded, and the sidewalks were afloat, it _i being necessary to attach ropa to them to keep them from going down river. An Italian, sn old timer, I noticed taking advantage of the occasion of removal of the sidewalks, to reap a harvest oi’ gold. which had been swept out 'of sa-

_ sirous of knowing, and will insist and cause no pain whatever.

*loans in the early days. sawdust. an hmwmg who is cuwng However mm is cm ,ympg,°m._

. _` pgm

being used for the floors and the miners, none too careful with their wealth, would spill some, which

W°“1d be "9" W1 md 5° dmm ,H555 to nulve an mghut. der, which infiammstionmsybsdue

the cracks. Hg had s tub of water and a gold pan, and exactly what _ he was making, he was keeping to himself, but I guess it wasn’t any- . thing small.

move outside once more, or be planted on one of the hillsida, I took the ilrst boat available for the outside, eventually landing in Van- couver. While there, I got, lc- quaintcd with an old timer, Duncan by name, who told me he was the discoverer of Duncan Creek, He was very much crippled up with rheumatism. He said while in the Klondike, he had been at one time back of Dominion Creek, in the hills, and in journeylng, had hap- pened to come across s place. where

bedrock lay exposed, the rock

beingopeninseams,andwiths pocket knife blade and s sliver of wood, said he dug out about two ounces of gold. Being taken down with rheumetism, he had to get outside, and was never in condition since, to look it up, he also said he grubstaked two young men,_g-lving them directions the best he could, but they failed to nnd it.

Every mining country has its lost

mines, and I will mention on inci- dent I know of in reference to another lost mine, knowing as I do um country, and the individuals who found and lost it. It is situat- ed over the divide of the South Fork of the Klondike River, on the headwaters of the McQuestion River, which flows into the Stewart River. It was discovered well up in the hills, being therefore an upper channel. At the time they made tha discovery the country Fla wooded, they depending on biased trees to mark the place, A fire rsn through before they got back, a-nd changed the look of the ooimtry entirely, and they searched for years and could never locate the plscs again. They had panned out over two ounces, about forty

dollars.

(To be continued)

that these reports were for

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houibermshsansrthsmevdns. thepurpose will ioafeguardthe farznerffnteruh.

Binosthstt.imedi.fferentpsrtiu

agdifferentpiaoeshsveinsinusted u1at¢hss.s.L.¢hspotetogrosen or some othersunh organlntion werecutiiIl8P1’“’H-

W. Boulte, through th

Exhilition

Els lug” dill itil iilr

mably

bushel for the

Mr. Bouller made those sutenents

certain dealer sold st least two

carloads at s price that netted the

Now, Sir, B it reasonable to ex-

pect that Mr. Boultsr or Mr. Ma ‘Neely would he intereted in cut-

ing prices? Is it not more reasm-

vahle to expect that those men would favor higher prices? Mr. ,Boulter earlierin Lhcseason stet- ed sn approximate price, ister events proved he was not too far astray. But some one, or seveml

attended that meeting, has

ifussdesle-s,nn'ehants,bsnke|s,;

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ROYAL

OF PROVEN STRENGTH

The great bridge stands Rm upon bod- rodu the changing waters which How pest ' honlyprovolhstfofiglh. Thokoyalbonk is solidly established upon sound proo- tics and experience; the changing years have served to demonstrate Its ttnbllhy.

OF CANADA

BANK,

who

lbroken faith, and we believe that; the farmers of this Island sm de-

_ Certanly it ls not th¢ smaller deal icr; his influence would hardly be lfelt The bankers surely want the

'possible price. They must protect their loans. Higher prices offer 4 that protection,

Then we must return almost to

the beglrming and ssk on whose ishoulders does the onus of price cutt'ng rest upon? I Why not the farmers get to- gether, throw off this cloak of Headership that has perhaps held 'them down too long and insist on s committee of bankers, one from each county, to thoroughly investi- Bllto this matter and place the re- sponsibility where it should right- fully rest.

Hoping for further suggestions

from interested parties,

I am Blr, etc., INTERESTED POTATO GROWEB

what Boop of

Qnurs

Ba¢».H.D

GAS PRESSURE SYMPIOMS OYITEN DUE T0 THE LIVER

You may have seen someone suf-

fering with sn attack of gall stone oollc, which is caused by the Poss- ing of a gall stone through the tube carrying the bile from the liver or gall bladder to the small intestine. The pain is very severe and is usu- ally relieved by the use of mor- plune.

As a matter of fact, gall stones

*ml V917 common. some research workers finding that nearly one per. son in every tive hu gall stones, md some finding one in twenty. Thug it might be safe to say that ons in every ten persons, whether or not they suffer with any pain, has gnu stones.

Sometimes these stduss are vary

small d 1,

ln ness through the utt

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ducts or tubes into the intestine

or distress in the stomach

which can often be traced to unin- flamed condition of the gall blsd-

to gall stones or to other causes.

As the symptoms are lsck oi sp-

petite, belchlng of gas, dlsicnsiun of the stomach by gas, nausea some- times vomltlng, and constipation. nstur-any the stomach is blames in- stead of the liver.

Sometimes s little yellow coloring

of the skin-jaundice-will occur, sndthisofooursopointsntoneota ,the liver and gall bladder being to l blame. ‘

dition is treated early

to possible that in many

cases, gall stones would not occur.

This ailment described as found

in those who are "fair, fat and forty", may occur in other types of individuals, and treatment should beginstthsnrstsignofthesegas pressure symptoms.

Treatment consists of drilking

plenty nf water. alkaline mineral waters, no siccncus uqum, ms the use of a light liquid diet.

The use of calnmel and salts, at

regular intervals, but not too often. is still considered good treatment.

These disturbances are not found

frequently _in those whose work rs- quires bending of the body, or in those who do considerable riding, ss the balding and vibration keep the liver md gall bladder so active that no stuns formation, no obstruction, no gas pressure symptoms occur.

Bending from side to slds with

knees straight, the "liver-squeessr" llithol-lled,willpzeventmuc.hof this stomach distress.

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month ls too much for the room, U is plenty,

much

s ,_-I: EE §

Lsndlsdy. “But one loses sol

letting moms. Bo many lodg-

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Ledger: 'Then in that case, it is

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Between the bud and the blowi

flower

Youth talked with .l0y md grief as

hour,

With footless Joy md winglesi

Brief

And twin-born faith and disbelid Who share the seasons to devour; And long ere these made up their

Felt the winds found him lhsh uid ~ shower The rose-red slid the blood-414

leaf,

Delight whose germ grew IIN!

in-I-ln. ., And passion dyed in its own Pill

The youth stood up. slid W4 1|

dust

Rat and desire, mistrust llld MIA and dreams of bitter sleep ant

sweet;

and bound for sandals on his foci Knowledge and patience of what

must

And what things may be, in UM

heat

And cold of years that rot sud nut And alter: and his spirit's most Was freedom, and his sts!! wsl

wrought

Of stmnli-hy and his 010!-I WUVQ N

thought.

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clear,

To do with doubt md faith Lui

fear,

Swift hopes and slow dsspondm-

oiel? '

His heart is equal vli And with tha sea-winds:

ear

ls level to the speech of thsssi And his soul communes and taht

cheer

with me actual sartlrs oousliiill. An-, iight and nlsht. hilll. 'M'

and streams-

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strengthless dreams. ,

lllnnl's Llnlmsfst for Stiffness,

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Use Brahniin Tea Refreshing as only fresh, pure

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Says Jimmie to Sunnis “Th true,

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