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_ _ \ _

Associate Editor

K C I

D. _ urre _ -‘

_ uliout colonel Roosevelt than aliaul

FRIDAY. M

,...._.._...__. __..__...__ .__.._._...._...-.__.., _,J

The Caliqdiaii Trade L_§oliin'_its

sion is sending a circular letter t

' M i _ bite t-he ti-ornenrioue volume.; limi

ARCH 218! 1919

7,; purcliases for the li`on\es are inode ., . ._ _ 0. in such a wav that the eitect will

the presidents and secretaries ofibe to stabilize Canadian trade. \t'oitien’s clubs and organizationsl \\'herever possible they should buy

tlirougliout ._Qa_r_tada setting fort the reasoiis whv L`anadian prodnc

given prelereilce over tliost of otlie

l)l__on_l_v Canadizfn produce and Cana- el diaii products- because tlns will

l' es of iirotluctioii to returned sol-

rotiiiti-it~.<. .\ list is appeiided lroinl lliol-< land to tnose_ many thous-

, .

the Trade Report ol the Depart

ment of t`u.<toiii.< for llit8

the imports to L`anatla from otttsitle ‘.~‘otirces. 'lhese figures are simply;

-' ands in nuinlicr- who were torm-

\llU\\'ll\g'| erli occupied in war ivorlt. ln this

way they \\'.ll not.only insure em- ployint-iit for our worl\'ei's but they

i\~"l'~'““‘ll"l:{ *md Slwlllil *Cl lf\`L`l')'i will iielp also to lessen the tlnan-

~Cailaili;iii thinking very For exziiiiple, we imported las rear from the L'iiited States $_’»

>`\'l‘l0ll>`l)'-iciitl pre>~‘tli'e which is likely to bt'

I i iiici‘e:isiil_ql\' felt."

l 1 ~ . ° » . ' lhe tiinelincss ot these reniarks

lo;-ooo worth of pork: 51.73.3000’ is patent to all- livery dollar sent

worth of iiieats; $.’~5i)5, wortl

of ibeans: $5~8oo.ooo wortlt cotton; I ~ ~ | fabrics; $.'~f.i87,0o0 ladies lials ahrl liniiiietsz $2-o9l),ooo boots and

shoes, t-'lliesc are only a few

front it page and a half of :t par- tial list" that runs into some limi-

ilrcils of inlllioiis.

"l`ht_- 'l`rai.le Coliiiiiissiuil is ap

pealirg to L`anadiaii \\'oineii to

draiti on

""l19lp reduce this terrible

-:mtl L`:inadian products should ber give einploymeiit in additional lin-

ooo

T out of t`aiiada for eoinnlodities

which can be produced in Canada l \\ill- by so iiiucli, affect the finan- leial situation adversely at once. '\\`hen it is remenibered that the

~'illl\lll\'Si; wonieli of (lanatlzt buy about nine-

» ty per cent. of the commodities us- ‘ed in domestic life- the tinfeliness gof tht- appeal to thcin will be real- ized. lt is up to them to demand ltfaii:-ttliaii _goods if available, to lpositivel_\~ refuse goods made out-

Liflflftill-lilll ll1lltlSll'l{ll :lL`ll\'ltlCS_ lll5`l _side uf Callgltlgpif Cggnudigin good;

poiiiteil out that ri return to pre-

as in :il

aspiia

war staiid:irds in trade,

tions- even if lt were

years to coiiie~ To quote. _.L'l"or the present and the iiimir- diate future there is on ivoinen cs-~ peoizllly the obligation to sec flirt

possible

ft-,old not meet the new ne-_-tl as the i-ugt; .tiiitmeiztl litirdcns of the ivar will have lobe borne for ihaliy

l are procurable. ly .\n<l this can he brought neai'ei~ ilioiiitz .-\s it province we have a ditty to perform towards our own~ \\'.e. should buy at home; ive should lbuy l’rincc lltlirard lsland _ pro- duct when we can get it- in pre- ference to that made elsewliere- and whether for home or foreign- ninlte we should do all our buying at home.

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1 I I

It is now practically assured

‘that the government will not intro-i

dtlee the llaylight Saving Bill at

the present session- owing large-

ly to opposition in the rural sec- tions'_ lt liail been anticipated that if the bill was allowed to stand nt the L'nited Statesw Canada woulil follow suit. lt li`as been allowed to stantliii the United States, not- witllstandiiig considerable opposi- ion from the farmer.-s~ bu`t the Can- zuliaii government more democrat- ic? has practically decided to lct the farmers have their way. `Dayligl'it Saving' has not, as a rille- niet with much favor from the farmers. ln the busy season thc farmer and his help go to work as early as the weather conditions- tlew and dayllgiit, permit. 'l`o move the clock ahead all hour in the niorlling would» he claims- call lnin out "when the new is on the clov- er." and consetlueiitly when no work eoultl be done while the Call of llietloek in the evening would lop' oil one of the best hours of the day. 'l`liis is the main objec- tion ol the farmer both here and in the United States- 'l`here is more tolerance in the city towards the earlier start in the day`s work and he eoiiseqtielil additional liotir

for recreation in the evening. but

'l` S.f\\`lI\`l}.

lthe natural inclination of the city nian and woinau to lileep in an ex- tra hour in' the morning has niodi- lied their antagonisin to the fairin- ers' stand oil the question. antl_ -there appears to be a measure ol reconciliatioit to the hitherto much abused tvaste of daylight. ' There are symptoins that certain

railway quarters are not going to accept lying down the abandonment of daylight saving. They argue lthat with Ullited States Clocks itll [hour ahead ot' Canadian _clocks ltiiert- will be confusion ol time at thc border on lines running north land south. 'l`liis coiitention loses inincli of its weight in the fact that I the same differeiice exists noiv and |lias exised for niany years on rail- ! ways running east and wt-st. l£vt:r_\< ltraveller going west is obliged to iset his watch back an hour at (Lamp- bt-llton~ .\'. l3.~ anll to set it forward an liour when coming east. This adjtislment, ii is claimed- can be done as easily going south or com- ing iiortii as ivlien crossing the eon- tinent. _

lt is lint loo inttcli to expect lll

,view of these 1things» that during | tlid coming summer Canadians will lgo on eating and drinkiiig~ rising and retiring as of old by sun time-

C.\ N.-\D.‘\ _-\!\’ D

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The speech delivered at Ottawa

ll. _Czlr-_

vell- _\linister of Public \\'orks, on

einploy-

ment for the rapidly increasing army of unemployed in the llvlllill- ion. was a statesnianlike pro-

and com-

lloston nladc it

quite clear that the governnient fiillv recognized its obligations to

rtcently by the lion. l".

the question of providing

nounceineiit on a diflicult plex. question- says the .\lonitor. .\lr. Carvell

tide' the country over the traiisi tion period and was fully to, incct them. It_ w:is»

welconie to find that the _\Iiniste

of Public Works strongly and

justly repttdiated the-_idea "that _tli government alone is ~ responsibl

. c

for taking care of all the troubles

is an im-

of Caiitida-” The point portant one. It is' indeed, urgentl necessary in .Canadai as cally every other country vast armies niaintained during tli

past few years are deniobilizing,

of labor»

btit all who in any way can assist,

laid upon

them of helping in the stupendous

tliat~ not only eiiiployers

should recognize the duty

prepared however,

_ _ __

_ .Y in practi- wlien the

L'Nli_\'ll’L( )\";\lliI\"l`.

work of steering the country back again into normal coiittitiops. ‘Wliilst -the war was on-ifgevery-.‘

one who could help was ready to help- and practically evlit‘)'*,.0nc found a way of helping. Today, it should be remembered- as i\lr. Lloyd George so emphatically _de- clared a short 'time ago- that the war is not yet over, and will not indeed be over until the great work of readjustment and rehabilitation is complete. The Canadian Gov-

- ernment intends to do its duty to

the uttermost by the reurned sol- dier. During the next yeah Mr. Carvell declared» the authorities intended to spend tnoncy where lt_

6 would do most to prevent uiiein-‘

ployliicnt. Large sunis would be _spent on the construction -of high- ways, and he knew- lic said- of no better way of spending public nio- iiey» or where more benefit would be derived from so doing. The

e ;_;'overiiinent, nevcrtlieles`s» looks

coiilidently to the people of Cana.- da to help in cvery way and Cana-` tla’s record in the past is sufficient assurance that the govefnment will not look in vain-

HANDLING VEBOELB

» ' . AT IUINOB AIRIS

\ " iitlllluos Autos, it loading and unloading in

18-The no Atlan

workers. however, persisted In their refusal 'to handle vessels 'belonging to or assigned to firms they havmhoo eotted They also rohtlo td tou¢h ll# eoutwfle shipping

Stories About The

‘ Great 'folonel 'f

fees

-`.~ -‘ff¢*""~'M'¢ $==‘l=_='¢t¥~=\‘=¥=’.‘ a`.~

l’\°0ll“0I>‘ more has been wrllte

any other Anierlean of bln time iles

__ ,___, __f ________ __,________________ half" U90!! lllllplrcd by Pmgldem WH.

5°" lil lllc Dust four or tive' year..

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- _ ‘ _ ‘\.' " . _

_ _»\.\' _-\Pl'1‘..~\L 'l`d"\\ Oi\ltEN. _ But Roosevelt was world-famous wlie'i » ' Woodrow Wilson .wus known only ln

iieatiemlc clrcleaas the In-uui¢lem_ Q

has zone, out notitim-eil stories nr

are Dl‘9lW-lll>_' ia more truthful coin

studios. One of tho most reuilirkubl=

the fact that, while lie was nltlqnll tially on outdoor limit, an apostle o, strelitiousiiess :intl action. lie had __ \\'onilert`iill_v enirt-1-t taste lit tlti truly lniloor lalior sport Of 1,1"-u_,,_ inaklnlz. lie was ii rare eomliinatliin i.-` the iliaii of action and the stndeiil.

il*.9H¥U¢$¥¢5l\‘¥ii‘l%0%li‘=

Princeton University, Nuw that ;,,._

being revived. and__ these iineedotn-

nienttiry upon his character thiiy' the most formal bl0§\_aphh,"-

fe'atui°ei-i about Colonel Roosevelt l.-

'~Ka’A

ALBERT

_ .wiv --~ ' .fi~imn~t..: .` . ‘1 ""

CLOUGH i A

i Jdivlvlunua Davin/of Darian#

CARE iN USING THE STRANGLER iliut too=often forgets to open lt soon

` D _ “_” enough. not relillzlnl: tlir liiiinc

°"‘ u""°°°““-'ily F|°°d The Engln., waste of fuel and the sotioitii eft`ect‘

» _ With Flaw Gasoline. upon the engine ell thus ea\ise».l_

_ _ - ‘l lt ls extremely important. lhnt tin; nm """'5' l0“' \'0lf\flll!.\' of eoin elinlter be opened an min-lt and just inerclal°gasuliiiti lias inail-.>. lt neces- nl.; soon its pruetlt-able, to ;ivoltl uiiefesg ~ 'ml'-" "ml “V€l'.\` fill' ll" ffllllllipetl with waiito. _\s soon as the elnteh li-i il' `Cl\0l<l‘r" oi* "sti'aiil-Zleix' acting to erigngeil und the ear niovlln; lt ahonl-'l \‘l0He the eai-liill'etoi‘ ztli"‘iitako` and lin oponod to soo lt’ the engine send a great r»xt»t=i~is ol' gaimliiie into will not then continue to run lt should ll"-` "~Yl_ll“l°"5- ll* ""‘l"" ‘hill “ll1’U§|l Uf be closed only when iif.:ossai'y. us ln- ._ "W ligl‘l*’l` l'“"l \"'l'1"l|lUl’-lil” lllil.\' t-iilei _ at-i~<-.loratlon_ or wlmn a ion.'sitlt-ralili-

ll’ "i|ll0l`l'/-ti llllil l'=~U-=0 .ill eXDl0Sl<1tl.l_lllrtittli: oponllig has tn he liriilr usi- “_|"'" lll" \fl`lil|lli'i'.- art: not warm. of. For a little tllne after s‘tiil‘llllg ti lsuully this t-liokt-r is eloseil and ear cold, the trhoker may have to lit- .

opened every time that the eilgilit: lsiappll-Stl repeatedly. but lt :dlonld bfi

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_gllvv tlwln nation-ivltle i‘\il'reney_ A-‘_

'Ile was never liaekiieyed. llls quot-i " lllms \\'°l'e I're<iu0nt. and roi few tri* thoni vi't~re ennimolilillit-e boforr, lp. 0

' “ll Ol .-kept in action as little as t-raetleablii.

irnt'tleall_v the _rveir ttrotintl. 'l`llt»

Pcrilllll' (‘l0SBs llltr -‘l1ultcr at starting. eeonoliiy or t-onservutloii of ougllie oll.

tarted fron itii\\'urlnt»ll conditl l

°“°~*l°"= °f ii°i1¢ral intei-nt to nieterim will bt- arwwerea in this

nil esaiiililo tw melitloii the tiinioiiqicolumn, space permitting. Address Albert L. Clough. car.; of this olfic°.

phrase. “Speak softly. but (furry 1. bit; SIi<'lt.°` lt has re-eiitcretl tho 1'.. mlliar speeeli ol' his t~ouutr_vlneii lit- elitise of its ulitness as appliiyll l,_-. C0l. ltooiievelt.

Roosevelt Words

Wortls and plirnseii wlileli will fn:

a long tllne he associated ivltlt liii' memor_\' are “the short and ul-1|; word," “nii_ilet`aetors of grml; wealth." the squ:ii'e deal," t|l~ “strenuous life," “w..~iisol words." “ltiollycoddle,` "pill-is:»'t'ootei'-." "th-~ Anaullts club," “niyliat is in th' fini;-'° "bull niooiit~." "bully," an-= scores of others that might be rv-

called. One point about the wot-il -'H10 lJlll“dSer= used by Col. Itoost-vo? WM* Ulfll l-lll'Y needed noboby to er: Dlulil or interpiet them. He \vn.»i :- lilllgellt l't2ttll€r of the Bllilo,:in1l one of his most famous remark.=:. applied to the Priigivssivtr party. whose candidate for election he wil -.- in the sensational contest that ills- rupletl tlie ltepublican party and elected \Voodro\\' Wilson to the l’i'esldciie_v, was: "Wo stand at Ar~ nlltgetltlon and we battle for the Lnrdf' Though the fact may seein odd to tliiiitt- who are fiiinlllai' with the taitifiiis Roosevelt, smile, and liii.,

him as part~iit_ lt may be tlint. he had l a sense of hunior, but kept it well cont-cnlt-il frnin the American 'people who reiillzn tlint hninor, like other tlllngs, has its place. and that tlit place is tleelilollly not with a l"t'es lrlent nl' -the l'iilted States, Abe l.in~_

ing.

A lzotitletuttli who was often (.‘ol.

Roone\'elt’s companion relates tlv'

.., _ _ ._

Daily Selectionslor _._

Guardian Readers

Furnished by W. S. Louson

(Jean Bellamy)

Just it pmyer at early morn

D li l (l 0 That our feet mm- be kopt nrlglit,

.Nitty tic pleasing hi God's sight.

When the clouds .hang low, and are

" ZTIIY-`,." ..

_ Ished; And sorroiit-'hI`3~.eonie lo. stay.

i ‘gong fromi nl. '

the world vrlll seen brlglitvr

‘ After a word o`f prayer.

Just a prayer at eventlde.

As the sun ulnltg ln the West, A pra-yor of praise and thanksgiving ' For the evening hour of rest.

Whether the_ day h_ag been all sun

.ll'il11e. ‘

ll” the olielatiii' his any i'i-t;l~i'tl fm' fuel

“Ili

hi- example lie hives might be ton

the collision lit-tween it velilelti tlia<

,contained the colonel, thou Pr:-si ltlent, and it trolley. A secret sei-vii-w man was killed ln the t-rash. and llle Presltleiit. war. liiirled out on lil.- llunds and ltnees, Wlten he got l-_ :his 'foot again he tt-ulked over 1_0 (hi. §iuotoi'iiiau and said that. if the eol~ ll.-ilon wus an aceltleiit lt was e.\'c\is~

_alile_ but if lt was due to careless. [liens it was dninnable, We game.- ltltat tue profane word was "damn- lalilt-." Our own view is tlint tli:- ,'Colonnl was not snr-li ii inollycoddb- :as this tniplies, for he is on record as having said. ~‘l)ainn the low: flinlltl the tTaiuil_" the iefereliee being 'lo tlitlietiltles in the way ot' the join- liiif; of the Atlantlt- and Paclile it: glatiiniiizi. if the (‘olonel's ltaiblt was not pi°ol'une, llo\vt~.voi‘, it proves flir- iiselessiless of pret'anity, His plain

irpeeeli was proverbial. lf lie dld 'n:.t need to swear in order to give

t`oi‘elble expression to his llniiiglits.

_ who does?

Roosevelt and Drink

,\i; ;i`_\'ol1lh Ili- was t|iilli~at¢~ and

breezy, iitt<:oi1\'vtitloiiul l\l&llll€l‘. lil*,slioi't-sllzliivrl, liiii li; liaril ti'aiiiiii_t-.

fense of hunior will-l ru<llltlelllRl'>’~ I lic heeanie i-xtrelnely iniistitilar. and Them is "0 H004 Wk? ‘hm 0"” Cllilll' i lioxlnl; was his favol'it<‘ piistllni-_ ll

is only it short time ago slncti ht' etiilfossetl that for malty years lil' had been lillnll iii one e_\'l-_ the rt-still of _| lynxlnl; lyrtul at \\`.iu¢l\liigloi.

We get a lliisli on his t'llti.l‘ai'.t't~i' when we learn lliat his :lllliigoii_ist till that iivciisliili dill not ltliiiiv. iintll the 'Sol

eoln to the contrary imtwlthstiiiiil-lmlm mmm his c0m»u5Si_m_ ‘hm hu siiiiieoiio enlled l'or three elieers for . °

_Hd been _,__`___(_"Sibh_ I-Ol, me i",m___. _the `i. M. (‘_ A, Tliree elieers were ` ' .

'lneartily given and u tiger. and away 0 »1tlio_v went on their titiiiiilietlu No

r<»late`s nn intrident 'when the (‘.ol~ out-l. llii-it ii yonnll lllllll. “'35 \`*ll1Ul“

\-tilt ileelllietl to drlnlt. (Well Wllvll

liisintltzetl lii a wiiveriiii: revlilvelx lil-

§?5EE“5% .J . .- l- i ~tl the i»ui_ ~ - - ~ ‘ ~

.‘l""l hi Wdilcli y DDU" lol' whfeli the articles speaks are sold

an tht- jaw and sent htm to the trial. ll.. than jumped on hlni and tllsnrin- .rd him. 'l`liat the Colonel wut-' it liuril drinker wan it statement inode

i- few years uP!0 ll' ” ““w“|"'p"`

i for

witness and showed that whllu lf’

JUST A WORD OF PRAVER _ _ ' . --- “""‘ “ul “ mm] aiimlaiileh he w‘mlr=\'l1t‘tllt'loiitirv canteen i l

cqlutlly tai- front bvlllté ll 00’

llg-liter. H0 wail ni\'ai'ded _ila\nt\S0S-

For guidance. strength and it-lsiloin. . _ d lv I "That our work may bo well don.; Hi” ‘low Ct Children WM ho ee? `_ i Th-ire are mon who would like to dls-

Ia part of his nature tlm§ l1B “Hb

ie of lt says another

I-l.p,nd_ Especially dltl he l0\0

l appeared to be liavinli

And our thoughts. ‘und worth; and °l‘lld'°" _Wm d on more boys eomlng back.

ti linrd time ln life. fill

deeds, __

°w1Sl°“ he ““‘“ °“' °f- A. A. cAMrsEi.t

than one . _

_ irefcrenee

llli-1 ln the West. '|`lie eoiiventlliliali

tact tliattlesplte the vigor of lile ________0_h_g bully appeared mm _“___ slioccll, orilyoiiee tlld he ever lit-:-ii ____ m_m__, __ few genial wnmls “skull '

‘ ' _ i - v '~. i

hlnl into it profane word-lt indetit _ln “muh U, d,.,“k_ young Roost,-i

. l .

i perfect l\‘otliinl., could flaunt him

I ' - ‘ ~ f . _ `°m°"*`d l"`0l'*""`- Thv 0¥`0ii5l0ll Wlli yet he was not ret'kl.:si»;. ill- wtiulll

carefully <'onl»;ltlei' the eliiilieiis ul' il:itilA<~r, and then if lie iliieided that the game wat-i worth lt. he would take the risk tiiilllnehlngly. Oil nn.-~ lnelnorable oectisloii ln- lintlstetl tliiil

_llie nflleers ct' the :iriiiy should rltle ltlll miles in t_lii'ot- dnl/s ln order ta :stand lii line for proinotlon_ 'l`o ,prove that Lic was not linking :ill lm- lpossililtutliltig. the' l’l-ex-tldent lilliisolf lrotle 98 miles ln nne'rl:iy_ To use

‘nn itiuéricnil phrase the Colonel was _li real "lit\-niltn."_ When one tliiiikr. of Americaiilsm ln thi- ideal he

l thliiks of Roosevelt.

l Hlile spam to continent. nu this very uti- faii' mention wlilcli the Y.t\l.(l.A_ rv-

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Sir.-lliilx' I ask ri _llttlo ol' your vain- E _ _ _ _ - i _ _ _

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__ ._. _ .

'You that _Have Learned _tii_ Knit Must

- Knitiflir the `lloy’s at Home __ i

Soclt_ are not going to be,any

lower this-qpming tall, so _Knit--Kiiit'..;m(l save. __ " A `

BARGAINSFROM `l')UR YARN DEPT.

YAltN DEPARTMENT _

< A few l_iai'gains from our BIG YARN ni~:i».\it'i'.\llf.N'r. iSix hundred lbs.

2-ply lioniespun yarn iii white and pfrey .

for 3 days only, ;$l .tlflper pound. PATONS

LIMITED. i ° _ _

2-ply all-wool liomespun yarn in grey

and white, at $l.50 pei' pound. PATONS LIMITED. _ '

lli'r.\vn Lisle Hose in the popular dark

sliades all si'/.es at 45c per pair. ‘

Silk Ankle. Hose in Dark Grey, Brown

and Black at“$l'.0tl per pair.

Silk Ankle Hosea very 'fine A utility in

Purple, Grey, Brown, White and (l3l'ack at $1.25 per pair. A .

Other lines in popular shades from ~l§tl.85

to $3.56. ` _

Palttis jmittd

T- ._ _ __.tf?9i_. ~,g~d-#gk _I

ir News i.i'rri.e Anoumsnr

1 celved ln it report on the “Klnniel riot" _ _ __

lin Mondtiy’s in ver. l #"1 ' - ' ~

l ‘ ‘ _ . ' \\ - . l ll1W0 lust had ti 1-oiiteroiice with till" & to eoiiviiiee all auto owner ot' the tilt!-

_ :_oi\;<_'* p_fllt~`erti0_;I_i;l__ mir; _l_ii;l_ti<l_lpl-l_&___ii ' \ ity and eeonomy of our auto si.-at

_-.'.¢. ’ '..‘ - . ,_‘_ U -_ ___ - ___(__ _________ ___________ _____ “___ ________ __ _____ _ _ _ coil rs. They l>iot_t.t the iillii_.lst_.r_l.

» ' ‘* rp . t _ . U _

lfirst lnliin'illi>n l have had front the

l iiialiy press :it'tlele,.l on the iiieltleiit or _fi-tiiu obs' rverii that the Y. M. (T. A. had an_\'tliin;', to do with tli_» start of ,the riot and lt in not. t'ol‘i'i‘et_ 'The Y.

_.\l. t‘, .\_ have several huts in ami' _about this camp. Two huts ireri- :il

;nlllt>t=rs int-t tht# iiioii at the door ami _asked them if they liitexitleu to loot ‘tho institution that tried to se-r\'». them .fur yours, One ellap said "No" and

:lp his hook, “'|`lie Muny1Siilui_l'

N°"°" P"°f“"°‘ Wmul N°V°"? i ltoose-.velt," George Wllliaiii l)oiigla.- . _ ___ _ ____ __ _

.ia la ~ was ne. ~ ‘ »

“L ‘° ‘°° “" ‘“‘ w”*' Mi i.eANt<. no-iii co.. .liniutn-y

, L iiiivailed by aiiotlier crowd. lt was]

not l‘ortnntttc enough to have a \"`l :nan about and the rloters looted th-. i~anl.t.en, A well stocked canteen wnsi jui-it the ililnl: men ln that fi'=~iiic~ of liiintl u'_~.i'e llabli- to Luke .i rrnvlt at. _

5 'l'-hut the ltien are ovi»i't-liargetl liyl ltlie Y N (` A is at lie' 'I`li»- cigarettes l

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for tivo eents und are the izaiiie as _vo

_ would pity Hftcn coiita for ln any slot' _'(7liurlottetuwii oi' olsawliere_ l l Alito lot the peopl_-, i'eineiillit~i' tl\ls_l ltliat we are otiligell to l,;uv-ern ourl

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` gil ~ -s roinptlv sued ' ' ' '

s%unnnnna unsn “"“‘“°"““"‘ ““‘ " '_ .'iw-<~sit-».i»~.i»t-it-tmlit-iiiewniwi’

- liiwl. 'rlic tftilonnl iipneaiiftl tw _d' _ ~ _ _ _ , Q

lllo-iid ol' -tho lliltiiili Arun Vic are; not allowed to nnderilell tlte Llritiish

, I know Y. M. (‘. A. \\'oi';¢_,ovei‘seus_

pruin thirty-one' months olisai ration and | will not “hesitate to meet eritlelsinl

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Er'é`tlie tasks are begun. Roosevelt. Am°l‘l¢°" |es to prices, or to attempt to uiiswer`

any questions from those interested.

crerllt the Y. i’\l_ 'Y. A. :u the minds

A ru 'e'~ for ourselves an` oth rs. probably mmwai ` , me 'of the Cntmdlnii people. We are pro-l

pared to ltavo tli,. jitdgtnont tti tliel

I i ain Sir ote.

his \\‘1\>' *U l'\0“°‘ "lem in l i supervisor Y. M, C. A

uiled and D0l`f\1\“e‘l d‘m'l ' - ' Mqmary “iork

Just it lltlc sltnple prayer 'to the e - ___c__ R

arrayed 1°* lil” *““"”" ‘ ' Maritime service.

tacked. lit one -:itsfr the Y, i\l_ (‘. A. ~>‘.\\ _

one

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tx* _

fill

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l/ / __ 1, \ _.

A ./ from dust and tllrt. °'I`litiy an-. light,

"J _ _ iiexibltt easily arllustfitl anti nrt- .tp

-\ i i solutely water proof. (Ionic ln any t-ol

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or to match car oi' upliolsterr. Sava

their cost over and over alzalii,

BRUCE STEWART In CO.. LTD. _

i- »‘ iii-'47-3-zinzl. »

1‘."%"_' ff l' 5 g " I-:auf-puin||_ ning

"l3i~ltisli justice? l l,l~iink not.

3 l im, the -

Jihcuiiitiliingtiiae Colonefs K\lll10 “'l“‘“

no mud? his mm l' nerve was guys that the _Colone B

‘Wheli,tlie tlilngs we loved most have ' ‘

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llgt-l African hnnigl-,_ a

it tl i . w v ' ' 1 -

W en l;la_ ness spgiiis to littvt vun _ 0____ mmung ,m,__ A" M". cl.”

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» i _ . __ . | _ And left us naught but care ; , __ I, _or wo to “ve on ‘I6 __ week wee*

nut ou; hearts will grow llghier, ttudl _T D 0 S //' ly_-. ' _ _ _ _ _

_,ell

(ff, Plttsjf;-yt _Now ron iwntsnn Booftfs

' I l '_ -L* gif?/_ A PUSSY-FOOT We have the best and most vaiied assortment of =Amp _

A and Canadian Makes in' Men’s Hypress, Vac Monarch. Sei. BlU'~

_ Point, Kamloops, City, etc. etc. _ _

_ -'r _ ) _ __ - _ J _ _ ' __ ~ _i ~-i'll»°-*' S ‘ 1. H” ill! ,ill Alsosnigle and double soled for Women and Children. ~ EAb‘QUAR-1-ERS

' 0|' burdened with toil and care ~‘ in ri E. 'f V' _il . , < _

egyp qhtqp.-and pence Ind comfort __ I ‘ ‘HOL PROOF

-.Ll ' -~ ,0~ [.5 lshoesforciiiidren

Penley (writing)--Would you uliyl lt ls -possible for two to live on |16 weelt,‘_ or “on $16 iwe0Kly_‘I” _ Wyse-Well l’d say, “lt in possible

1916

la 1: S F-

JOHN G. RICHTER, Bt-iq.. Muiingoi' Loudon Life his. tio.

Dear Sir:

l i'eet-lveti the l'rc-niliiin Notlee. lt is tnost _igrutlfylitg to find that

_volt lntvc lu t-vi-ry renpeot fultlllotl your proinlses. not me -tell you that the amount eullerl for by _viiur notlec lu only one sixth ivliat I ani paying on the titinie untounl in another eoinptiity. This shows ii vitiit dil‘[ereiieo. I have entlaavo red to tlntt tho cause, but I can get no satlsi'iiet.loii. Bet-ii ln for years. Tliere is only ann thing to tlo~“grli» and hear lt." linltzlit state also that the same company not onli' t-liiiirges six tlinti as much' per tliotiiiiuitl. but has reduced paynieiit ul death to $700.00. so you see l ani uctulilly paying more than =~‘l\ lfllilllrl. lit-‘wlllw ot' lifiylng on $500.00 which i uni legally cheated out ill. Talk ol` it "scrap ol paper" und British justlee! ls this Canttilluli or

_ Yours truly.

, » ' ` n.c.ci.Ani<s.

The Piieniltim Notice to which Dr. (‘lu.i'k ret'ers la that pertaliilug

to his pretnltini due February lst. 1916, ‘which called foi' Payment Ol' $6.17, being the biilnnee of prenilnin of $21.25. less annual dlvldciiil flue Fell. let. 1916, $t5.08. Place your .insurance tn the Company Dill" ing the largest annual dividend ii. 'Phat Coinpiiny til the LONDON QIFE INSUIIANCE COMPANY LONDON, ONT. Consult the Govei-ii- meiit Blue Books for confirmation of this otateiiient,. Tho Loudon l.lle'ii biistiiess is increasing by leaps and bounds. The liivlllflllll Dull' Ile want the best und that ls' why the London Iffe wrote 16ll_per will- inore business during the pnlit. two 'months tlmu ll did durlnti lil” saint- iiiontlls ol’ last year. _-

The Londoii Llfc lusunanee Cotiipaiiy. _ ' - ‘

P. E. l. othoe: Revere Hotel Bloek.Uharlot1§t»ovll\~

G. 1. iiwoltiilic tl. titslllitllti

Prov. Mm;;gd‘ A' - Special Aient

Agents wuuteil in uiiropimiented districts. ;;"

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' ti “avi ti qlllil: iztiutfori - Northwest Oli til Advocate L

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