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GUARDIAN

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‘ Gfiarlottsiown,

_ V Dill! (f*!"‘°\| 137)- |44!! Mr ye," (Dellvend) _ln advance:

M0 nr vm- (Matted) iii a¢v¢'»1¢» in c-aiu. --ia uso tw u. n. ii,

Pruidpnm-Major'

(liter and Publisher: -

J. R. lurnett. "

lout-lo and llontaguu.

A. A. In-ilu!!

Associate Editor

D. K. Currlo

. . THURSDAY. MARCH 20th, 1919.

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_\`.\\'l-`_ Tlll-I l7(`lX|~j_\`_

_ lioxrtten throttgiiotit the pr -\~ '"C¢ Wlll bg-'interested inthe ntl - die-55 I‘\lbl’9-Wd til-¢e_\\'ht-rt: in this

NWT' §l‘/"ll by Nr. L`hester _\li~-I

l.t_irt-»_:tt .1 iitceting_of foxrlten in lil” *`ll~.\'- Tlltvy will he cspt-c-tall\' l!lU‘rt`9l0<l in his statmtient that "'.\'e illlc l0X'"ffl\) do not ltnow .'.".\-- thing about -fox farming. \\'1_- art- jtist l»lttiidr~riiig along." 'l`lii_<, mi. lnission by :i rnan who knoivs the fort business as .\Ir. _\lt:l.ure knows it, and the unanimous con. Ctlrrence in it by some of the most. S\|'t‘t°essful fox bret-tiers in the pro~ vinct'--‘ is spntewlizti stttriliiig. ' "l`lre experience of the past few years 'shows quite clearly that .\lr. .\lcl.ure's statement is onli loo true. Mysterious rlcatiis- mys- terious diseases, -ni_\-sterious mis -i Colorings have been at too coninion feature of the fox ltistot-_v`of the protittec- .\ntl this was after all to be expectt-tl., The transition from wild freedom to eviilization cannot be accontplislietl ti-ithottt iriisliaps. \\'e civilizt-tl the Indian with little regard to his likes and diiliktw snbsititntirig ottr own ideas as to what, was good for him. and he died with but it cotr\p;trativcl\' few e.\;Ceptions_ \\'t- have a-.loptetl siinilarinetiiods with tht- fox anti, possi‘bl_v through better care than

|ero'wdng upon him.

least. hut we have not ,rt-t learned lall thert- is to li-now about the tran- l Siliml- and tht- too coniinon result is tn_\-sti-rious tlist-ast-- tlt-ath and

t:tlterations in color. - _ lite l`<».\' has lirought soint- mil- ltonslof dollars to this proviittvtz flllll-_tl _he sttri-ives the process ot civilizatiort, will bring ntan_\° more niillioiis. lt is up to tht- fox men l" ~“i“'_l_\' llllll- to rind out what thcre is in our civilization that does not suit him, and. ii' tit-qt-_v fury- zttlain what we know of med- ical <t‘n-tice aiitl t~i\-ilization to hi; condition if he refuses to adapt himself to fthe int~'thod.s we art

.\lr. .\lt‘l.nre’s suggestion to holtl

a general meeting of fox men isa good one and sliotild be acted upon l`lic_\' do not meet often enough do not exciiange ideas as often a.

li :tt their general meeting they decide to app(-:tl to tht- Ferl:-ra tiovt-rtntient for such assistatice as is ht-ing git-en in connection will. ottr otlit-r lirt- sttittk- liensi hogs. cattle, sheep- cttw and go after it’ they art- prett_\ sure to get it- for the govertiiiit-tits- federal ant. pro\'§nci.'tl’ art- only too anxious tt, help cverytliiiig' that proiniscs to lit

wc gavt- the lntlian» wt- have suc- ceeded int-ivilizing him partly at

of general bt-tttctit. ,

t`.\lll _\` [-`.'l` REU'

\l'hilt- those on thc itisitlt- art-

.~'a_\-'ttig nothing- t-.\'et-pt to tht-in-~ stclvcs- those otttsiili- are at present liti\'y` in i‘t-t-tilts-ttfttctitiigy the <‘:tbint't. lion- inttch nf this t-t-eoiistrtttttion will tti:tt\-i'i:-_li/.e it would he diffi- t-ult to pri-ilit-t :it pres-t-nt but tltcrt- a_rtj many rtnnors trttrrt-ut in Ol- tat-.'a. ' I " "l`ht- \\ ist- pro\'i.~'o is attarlit-d that the i'et-oitstrttctiott will not 'take plttct- ttiriilnqir' liolrert llordcn re- turns froni'l'lttropt‘.` \\'ht-it ht- rt-~ tnrttts- ;tit1i',lras placed the new nta~ | teriul in its plat-e in the rt-t-on-I .~'ti‘tt\_'tcrl raliiiiet- Sir Robert is tol rctirt-,tlie rttmtns say and go to a niote' Coittzt-trial place than the Ilouseof Coniiiioiis- probably as a mt-tnbcr of the' Supreiite 'l`ribttnti, of thc' l..eagtit‘ of .\`atiotis. _ ` .\s to Sir' Roht-rt’s sttcccssor all the proplicts- pro and con- appear to he agrt-ed that there is only one iiiallg, who can worthily wear his ttitt`tp_lt-.-- This man is ‘Sir 'l"ito\u=\.= \\'littt':~ ifhe presctit Acting l'rcinier. Hitting' Sir l{obert’s absence- Sir ‘l`lic'ii,nnf='\’\-'liite ltaudletl the situa- tion with diplomacy and skill; llc

l.\"S'l`l`{l'C'l`lt l.\ 1

is t-xct-t~tliitgly poptilari and his ab tltt_v is atlttiitted t~\'t-it by his oppon- -

they shiittld, do not confer and co . opt-rate as niurh as they should. ‘r

4. I,

.Zi l50,000_ Belgians -

“‘ Being llepatriated

»*I¢¢5>.t#~»*s1¥~.\=a=r.=¢5:A=:.t¢5\»,=__=.

-si

tlni- oi’ tht- tirst pi-tiblt-tits to t-t-ii

‘front tl\~_- llritisli tloi-t-runtt-nt on th' sigutng ot tht- ai-uiistit-e was the rt- putriaiiiiti in ttit- l:'»t|_tl00 lit-.lglun ri- fugt-es in Eiiglattitl and St-otlantl. (W-r talnl_\' tht- tits-i inipttlst- ol ninst re (ugees was to t‘elebi°ate the ausplt i0u== clt-renth of .\'o\'ember l»_v th purchase of a trunk or snini- titeahu u conveying- tht-lr bt-lotiitings back ti

the-lr ,own hotties. After t`our your yexllp the thought that the lnvatle was now ill-linltt-ly driven from Ih- glan soil ;_-at'i- rist- to liitt-rise inipif

ltienco onrt-` mort- to take po.~ts€-st-titr of thi- land of wlilt-.h thi-y have hee ii.sposst-sst-tl. 'l`h:- wti.ltntt-ti nl' th- Brl-tlt-)' .\lnn1lii.-n \\'oi-l:- wt-re th ‘lrt-it to ht- rt-t~allt\tl t., work :tt th rebuilding in' tht'-ir own land, write' K. Ennis l`i~.fun Lontlon. ns quote 'n thi- Pittslinrg Ga1,t-ltr-.-Tiine -’.‘1rntlttally .\|it\\-t»i-|i :intl the su 'ountliug tlisti-iris wert- rt-populate

aossililt- for thi- t'-xiles to rt-ttnn t

'ire now lu t'ort-,t- to transport lt

.hat hr tht- r-ntl of .ilari-li tim 1-ou

iave tlii"-no il:-slrlous nl' settlin-

A galnot- at the llsl oi' prit-t-s pr-

1'alllng`in llirtisisels :tr the t-ntl ot' [)~ 'enilier suggests that tht- joy 0'! ri 3\U'I1 iS li\¢f‘l>‘ to hr- tlauipent-tl by th 'ost tit' living. Bt-li.:iaii.~: who ar te‘lf-i-tttpportini: ht-re and t-an ai`l`or o return at their own time are. it ‘at-t. tvaiting lor this to abate. l-Igft ire qttotetl at :lil t-t-nts t-aeli, hutte‘ $480 tht- kiln t2 1-5 lb.-4.), eot‘l'o' $3.40 at ptnnitl and stuzar is nnnli tttinalilt-. Bet-i` tlrippinif is sohl it

t-tits. lt ntort' tliaii proliablti that wlieti Sir holiert llortlen rc . tires lit- it soon or [att-~ Sir 'l`ho-l tnas \\`hitt- will lit- placed in coin- ' tnand and hi- viill not rt‘f|uit'i-

iiiaiixtgiit; t-iiitii iitl-st' citltt-r~

liuniot' ;;t-t~- on to prt-diet that

_<ir tictirgt- l", l"t>-li-I' :tiitl llitll .\lartin liurrell will retire :intl that lion. C. _l. l)tili»-rtv niay also retire. ll is also pt'etlit‘t<-tl that /two Lib- eral ii\enil>t‘t‘s will i't'tii't‘_ lliert- is

said to lit- 11 itio\'t~n\t'nt ou foot tt.- ititltlce a it-w more l"rctit‘li nit-ni-.

bt-rs into tht twiliiittzt- two of tltest- probaliilitit-.< lit-ing Letniettx and [lt-land. 'l`ht' tnotivt' back of this consitleratioit for Liberals is it l give the pi'otet‘tionist provint‘e.s a- 3 stt‘oti_t;'er lint--up so as to motlif_\l the raitliratlisiii of tht- we.-t- lint 3 tliiitg that rttnior fmtiltly admits if ' that tht- Lfnion iiovcrntnt-nt is to- t=la_\' strtitigt-r than t~ver~ a fact wliielt explains its :_tppai'i-tit apathy in the matter of lorinttlating tt, distint‘ii\'e unionist policy to safe-~ guard its future t-xistt-tice. `

.iq

’ \\'_-\.s'ri-; Nor.

slogaii throughout Caitatla was pro tltiet- more food. Many amateur fartlters took up the cry anti with it- the spade and the hot- antl pro t~t"t-detl to make some-thing grow tvliere nothing had grown btfort- 'l`ltere was considerable extra pro tltictioii as a result and mam_f0uo<l that the raising of most ol their own vegetables was _it nt-ttttr Of little dilTtculty and of a good deal of pleasure. `.\lany made gafflfn* in Charlottetown and in the towns and villages throughout the pro- vince, \Vill the good work bel

found that although the_war is ov- er the need of production will lie, almost as gn-at and the prices al. most as high as during the \vf\¥`-

largt- tlittr laliots during the pres

wasting ottr heritage. There is by far too mttelt waste land in this

l province- land tvhicltshotxld not be I

wasted as it is practically all tultt-

Ifor thi; fpgig-;()i1» if f()t' H0 0tllCl'- all. the experiences of the _iiastrttvtg or three seasons should be ttti t/.t

vable. Waste not- wat\t_uot, ap l plies with peculiar emphasis to the

The Teaching Profession

Slr,-Much is being snltl these tlnys

Rpm" the question of Ethteatlntt not

onlv ht-.re hut thr0\JEl\0\\l'fll" Dm“l“l"“'

' t any of this Sup

trlnteittlonts of Edtitrntioit. “Htl Yflll will uott- that the some contplailtit ls

itiipply of tear-_hers oupt-cially ttf \\\“l” teaclieri- ln no D\‘0"l\\‘-"` ll* 'ms “'“"'

X .

.salaries be secured, There are only A tivo ways in which this can be accom SOME DAY ` ` '“"\\l=\~ Mlllillery and lilo"-“¢‘ ’~'l‘0l‘*‘ _pnshmh Either the GOve_rnme“t umm S,-,mv (la Wim joy. my waning ‘wan oi' it l|»itl_\" I-'pt-,ntrlt s\t\£\l‘tlii-_ts soon inm.eu_8,i_ me Edngatlonnl grlmli 07 'mil -th'-ll ht-'ir lnado tht-lr appeuraiict- in ni.t_u_\ parts

" " oi' Loittlnti.

iittiitplentetits pald by the people nun-it

i . _ ' - h -- - .- . . -. Founded National lndustry

52 a pound, lartl at'.$2.-10 to $2.50 while- toilt-t soap is at $5 tht- plt-t~t- Pt-rllaps thu 'niost proliililti\'t- prti-i

iliat tl--niaitilt-tl for tit'-'ll|\:ir_\' eti-

:lj-

-t-n, whit-lt is front .¢l..\‘n to :$2.40 = ,"““lll"-" “'-1-‘ r<lll>'~‘\l lu’

-1-t-I. t‘lotli--s nnil lioois' cart- propor l ll' llllfif H'-1fl"?l'lmf lo -I 2-1-itll or "Bri- iouati |_\' st-:tri-i- and dt-at. Fortti "ml r"" ‘lm R’=`-lf-Tlilllf' "l‘ll\\\lill`.\' von

'-‘_---ell' ini- .-.tiling t»t'tti1--ttiitii_~;"i-. "‘l“““>‘ “-l'-`----t= -lv ll- -~\'--rr lan. ill t,-1-iiillit-ilt-t-ti tht- rt--t-s'iabll:~li “"-‘l llI`iV-ll-‘ l‘nntl.< ~.\-t-r=- "tiit’:t-tviift-ts'

mi-ni l-_f mp ,~,3'gu1,,|~ s|,.u,,\§i,ip sm. ` it t~\'t-l‘.\' -liri-t'lloii tlru.lii.;|l_\' this ` rico ht-tw--1-it 'l`ilbut'}' .itntl (hilt-nil ““'l-* “"""‘ -“\ll)l‘l"l\l"lil'~l irtini :ln

`l'|if- first t-argo intzltiilt-tl ti ul"-at attire

is it 1-ll at 101) ions ot' sunt-_ l`1t.-

t ,_ _

liestitiiptioii ol pt-not-t`\il t-oniui-*rt* ' (")"'i"l"l‘i:’1 -`-l-1"ll" <-\nlllo.\'iiii'. -i

1 mgin __`.,,,,n lu hung wiim. H) [iw do itll ol ifll |i\t.!iil>t..,._,

ipttttl toni-ti_\_ ulitle tht, rtstniit. what Was Done for Belgians -

A!i-e¥'¥¢s¢-‘:-r%=,-J¢='¢a'¢~\1-t¢»»z'¢.!¢-

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md Sim.” ' _mn“u,,_\, 15 it has me , enlent-t-. lts ust- will t-n;i|ilt- _von tt

ill parts of Bt-lgiuin. Sltlppiug fr - wilitles for tht- hut‘l10nt'- have bee' “fir with 3 -“|""`l"l` l-Wllill'-1f0l'.\`

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Zreatly exit-.title-tl .tnii :ii-i-ttiitretiient - ealmg pe"i°‘l' l-" “W Wlll “lst

‘ -‘-fgffly eliminait- the ilihntini; or thi

l00 i't-i`ti.<.<»-t-s it wi-t-k. 1, is ,.;_.m_,,m. `5;lll\lle1‘ Oil. which is so ti'tnthle>-.t;ni1 _.

_ _ 7 viti-n t-ontnterolal gasoline is us1i,|_

‘ry will lit- t-iitinlt-tl oi ,ull lit-lgian i xl dom" if il' will “till” .\'U\l any ‘

- 'Q Dowt-r tinn nrt nat-y gasoline

here, or thosi- wislilnt: to rt-tur ‘ '- titer at tlit-ir own expense. . Iihigmld to mimi mp lunar and ni "Jo Place for Poor Men ‘

Slly. \\-'t- nntli-,_ that iii,m1i ,M-,qi

' 'sets tttlnpt lt, it. will ito loni:_t-r -"pol i '-""“\"'l-" l'I1lt‘-Ss a t-ar his ti car-

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ALBERT

CLOUGH "

Hunan Denial/afkericui

SPECIAL GASOLINE AS FUEL l

C- H. P. writes: Ont- in thi- ini

mlllllllrlles bert- `oll`t-rs to sttpply me Hth high lf-*Y* ll:tsol'itit‘. in stt-ell

li-ttius. ttt a prit-v t~ti|i‘.-tilt-rttli|_\' ltlizlt- ,, ‘r than thnt tt.-slit-il tot- in.lln.tr_\~ _e,trs- ` ilint'-. , Will it pay nit- to use lt?

\._ ,_-

Answer: It \vll not pay you in _ 101105' WHY, hut it mai- provt- tvnrtl Illili- t'roni tho is-tautlpoint o. t-on

l-1li_\0U1' t-1ii.;1ii1-iiio\'t- t-as-:l‘~ ani* l`01`|lllll\' und it will t>|it-rfltn. ,AK t`ii|`

Ssuinlnit tlint votn- aiigitn- .ic it-pit

-P will Drove unite ti llttlt- nxi'-ro

anti_t`act\ti-t-rn hart- ret-t-ntl_v he-i-ni Filing their custoint-rs to ust- high t;-.st fuel. hut tin- supply oi'.snt-lil at-iollne is so liinltt-tl lhnt. lt' inunrl

'ittrotnr atljttntint-nt. within rt-at-li ol :lic operator, it is v:~i-y tiifgiinyeiiieng

muut be i'e-atljttstetl \\'|it-ii--t-or qtiaitlily of lui-l is altt-rt-il.

OPERATIVE COSTS OF CLOSF

VS. OPEN CARS

A. W. C. asks: How iunfh ni-:rc

expensive is tho nporatlon ui it st-tht than that of ti cur with opt-n liodi upon thc same classes

Answer: Vt-ry slightly, 'ts tt rultx

The nothin hotly nsuallg; wt-lglvi u. ft-w huntlrotl pounds mort- that tho open hotly, making the t-lon oar we-lgli perhaps- one-tentn mort.- thuu tht- open ear. Tirt- L-»\‘l-Ull- liit‘i°oast-.sa \'f-ry tit-at-l_\' in 1-xtlrt pro-

portion to tht' ttitul t\'t--igiit t"iri"ott. lntt tut-l t-xpt-lisp int-i't-uses in a lotto; ratio and you would find t‘.it-. dit* t'r-.rr-iitfe. in this re~,:ai'tl, rath1-r .-iuull

in favor ol_tht: npr-ii 1--ir. l.ttt'e: iiutl tlepi‘t‘.-ciatioiis ttpon tht- lai'i.:er ln- .estnielit li: tltt- I‘lo.~:t-tl car i.. in t-.~i- _-es_= nt' that i`i:.-tlit-lm-.i-r pn-Iv

-pon t-:tr .titl ifti,-, ltr-ni, will ll\~ .ttltlctl tlro mp.-v-..~t, would l'ti'nt tht- naiu ltr-ms' oi: tli- -‘T<~‘f‘H“ lll"lll\lf‘- :iant-t- t-ost, tvhii~|i wo liolicvt- \- _vuiilil not liittl liltirtlt-ii>‘oi:i1¢ iii \it>\v or tht- :ttJvaiitago_e~ nt' tlit- t.-lost-ti t-ir. You 1-an t-etttlily ii::t»t-v-I-tlii j~=°' l\0\\' 'tint-lt heavier tht- :.1-.tttin you tire --on- .ltlPrht;.-, is tim.; tht- opt i; t-Ltr an-l make your own 'iq-tri--. on Kitt- t-ost.-i,

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_ ~... ._-_I », ~. it Q -~ »,i‘,_;.¢_).

.o eltttiigt- l'rom faint-y ;;;isolltie to oi‘»

lnari irasolint----as on.-i in;1_\' li-_ii-.., ~f)§§'-,L‘_r’ (E) j__‘Lf*i. ®

to do on tht- road- as thi- t-arliurr-ttir

Questions of general interest tg motorists will be an5WBred in thi

“7°|Wl'1Y11 Space permitting. Ad:lr¢i~,; Al

bert L. Clough, car~¢ of this ol‘fic¢.

_ THE -W.14RISi

.0VER_‘

‘ You that Have Learned to Knit Must

Knit for the Boy’s at Home `

Sock prices are not going to»be an

lower this coming fall, so Knit-Kint and save. . ~

BARGAINS FROM nun YARN on-Pr. ‘

_ YARN DEPARTMENT

A fewbaitgains' from our BIG YARN

I>lf.P,-.RTMl3N'r. Six hundred lbs.

2-ply homespttn yarn in white and gre

for 3 da)/3; Only, *L00 Del’ ptlllllfl. LIMITED.-

2-ply all-wool homespun yarn in grey

and white, at $1.50 per pound. PATONS LIMITED.

Brown Lisle Hose inthe popular dark

shades all sizes at- 45C per pair.

Silk Ankle Hose in Dark Grey, Brown

and Black at $l.(li_l per pair.

Silk Ankle Host- avery fine quality ln

Purple, Grey, Brown, White and Black at $1.25 per pair. -

Other lines in popular shades from $1.85

to $3.50. -

Parc-its'tmit tl

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"~-flll'-'illt-11.- t-ll on' tht-te oiiioi-,;.,| l

on ol thi- inat-htiie\'_\' and llvf- ttl,_ot-lt. -I-in-. ,.,.i,-,.i- gi\.,,u ,_,..i,,,l Wm, ,ip ‘ _ -_ __ ,_ ,. . ~~ - 1 _ _ ¢ ' 'lhml l""` IW" ‘“““7‘l in "N0 Pe' uitli\'idttal rt-t|tii|'t-i1tt-iil~- it' itil- ‘ 'ri'iu_\' hy 'lit- in\'adt-r sltiultl mate: -_ . _ ` '

1 t V ‘ l'h"‘:m""' \"l""l"' lll`l'-'-ii-‘ litisipiiitlil-.

ally ht-lp tht- rt-~t»stabli.-illini-nl ol “HN nm _W mn) _ _ ‘- - 1 1_4 :it-t-ir 1‘t:1t:;ii.i - ntlni:it'_\‘ and nga li'\llttii't-_ “..,,`, _imml ‘ ll l I li ‘I I I

A. 1. i t-.i ll tlt‘:» 01' 1 '-.-1

Back to .school and Convent ,mt Wm '__ ` UI I ` I n .ii

- It- ' II .ii-'ro _\‘ ntiitli

task oi tepahlng the tlnuinito and

T ri t u ilion of their

nwnnmnntauutannuunua'

Guardian Readers

Furnished by W. S. Loulon if

'l`l-t- wilt-otiie sltniinons.

he increased. The rulvnntngo that t t-\ lim., _,Hi (mln ,muh

_Cov,orun\eiit would have lti untlertttlt-\ -I-11,, \._.imc, mm L.. ,,,,,._e~.=1| -~ ln» lhtt perhaps the most truly mi.

ing the work would he that lt is in a l 1-:isltlon to multi- tlit~ ttecet-isary levy equitably, while leaving lt. to the pco»

t-at-lt dlittrlrt. tho weztltltlest tllittrlcts

sprint: ls near.

,To tlslier lu tlir- eternal tlu,\x"

tiiuutl in them all vlz thi- liiiitttflrle-nt, pm humg a voluntary mam". wi,h,Snn“_ day I Mm" “wah” mm he like

l lllni.

”'"""ll""'l* P"-" 'he l*`*"-*l- Thr- jottrut-_\' t-url:-tl. satti-lit-tl at

lolt, so lit-t-nly than ln l’l'|l1"" l5'|“f""‘l- Seeing that an iiitt.-lligeiit an-'l r-dui iam;

iitititiii. it nit- it-\-'M f-f tl--‘ l“'°““" nic to get the net-t-itsnry etlttwtlonvl rtualillcntionn to enable t.ln»tu to 'HUP' tzt. iifully tnect DY'-‘SPM dal' "°“dl"°“S some remi-.dv m.-nit he found-

|i_ |, “mitted by all tha.: the salary

_ at |;1-gitent paid to teachers ls lntiutllo

pm; tg retain the teachers at present employed or to attract youns D00l'l|° ol nhlllty tn outer the -

Savn the mark!

ig'¢\gi\g» being admitted -by all. th

* ipty question l-3 11°" "lr" *he “°“°’, J. o. a:AmA~ -siiiieiiiii

1 .‘ i- » .f ,_ ,,, . *_ l

am Qlr c-if

endless dny

The not-rows ol the tlt-st-rt tvlll he

‘ Millly ‘ll lll05C"“llU h‘"l"<` lmrllfd to return nrt- tho largt- titttirlwr ol, __.h,,w(,d (,h_,,“mSmm_(_§ U ,MW ‘ .t how to trttliivatr- the unused spacer inns tn whom tlit- I-Jtigllsli coitventsi md, while' class dis'i'n`m0’n; M:_':_' “Lf - on their farnts or in their bacl. have in-,t-.ii atibrdlng ltoonllllllll'-iotli-cially t'rt-tit,-nizt-11,! @v,i,.,. ,,,t~o,.',` yards and have derived profit ant? I`l‘“"" “"0 fticfld “lim ll“` °"d“°“~“ was inatle to guard siusi-t-ptlbilttit-s pleasure from it~ will no doubt en- ' ` ` -Vitro' »t>0SSi\>l-‘-` The =-et-artttion ul- , .' , _ - _ -eniovlug the tlisortlt-r conitequr-nt on ,0“,am,eH UI. wives ol, Bolghm privawg ent season. Those who tried and ll” l"°\"“"" °"` W ‘ it-t-ra also iiitnlilt-utr-nit-d to tiring made a failtirt- of it should not qui' ’°“"""l“ "Y C“"‘°“‘*‘" “`“”l”‘- :lit-nt np to turist- of Iii-irish soldiers simply,liet'aust- of the failure- but ‘ Th” ""‘"`" "l ‘l“` “°lgl”“s “'_m t i11iv(,S_ ti-,,,._i,,,,,, |,,h,,,. Shormgt, Should try it again dtefm-mined to witness the t-,lostlug down of n special t made it DOHHINO from H ww eww “»in_ 'fhei-9 will ht- i-00m enough it le-partinerit ol' the Brltli-di lot-al Gov- ‘i “age to nhsorh many of uw ‘,;,mge6`S the inarkt-t this year for all that cat- lrnmelll Hfvnftl- '~'1'<‘1'-U-‘<1 I0 llefll Wllll' in ,e.,,,,,,,p,.,,,,,,,, (_m]Dym(,m_ vm.; be protlttet-tl- and- by utilizing tht relief iiit-at-ini-en. \\'lien. in 1914, thi! mm" they “,,,,.,, among ,lm most ‘mused SPHCPS "ll which WC_ha\' ___________.- llili.-,flily skillt-d and hr-nt paid munl- ma-UY We Shall :Wold me Sm of tion workers. and the wlinle t-olony

land In this province' V V liuntltt. ln addition to ntunlllonn

§%g§§E%qW%§gh1g5§'£5EE Brltnlifs vlsltorn were not .slow iii

lamd P'-"’l'l" ls ‘l "f"l°”‘*l 3959*' ll- Thou never mort- sad leurs ia_v e-yral is-outs lint ri-zmnnalilt-. that the Gov- ,.hu||,]|m'

ernment should assume the lull rot-|

ponslhillty for this service. lt ls imt '|,a,,,_ '

hifi to 4,-at-lt district to determine how much they will tax themselvs tor tho Som, ,my HE will unfold in-lore ini np-keep of the roads. but the Legis- eye, llll\l|‘° 895|” mal- IW Fmlllte- Why nm The hlddt-.n uieanlng of tht- tlni-ort

, do the snmi- ln the matter of this ad- way;

Profausmn rilttedly more important service? And 1 ,,|m|| own with iin;.|»_i~, gint

i Hoping that others will take uptlw ,in-D,-1,0'

f||U»l‘¢59l‘llW 1°' 7'6"" “mn” 1°' rllnctisslon of thi! I-\lhl00\~ 'That earth's dark shadows lend to

innal in_~itilnliott.~' are t|l|'t-a.tl_\' i.-t.~tt» .m-U ‘

ltlt-tl at tlispt-nsitt'lt~:-_ |i1;_-piiiii

.ng iiivitaliotis toth1-ir stttilt-itlsz.. .md Hmmmml AS ‘_\_p‘M_m_ 0d"(_h_}

i _ t-nnvt-nts or collogt-s, acc-ortllni.t In

“,AN.I. NOT 1 'ii sonic cunt-it bt-ini: tlelnyethliy the U,ei,. ,.eHgm,,' U gmm of $1,-_,, DW

" t .

ll' f d b ket tenth child, (‘lotl.ting was snpplit-il

‘About this mme last year mf In mlmg me WON 5 00 as’ lf war' ’\“l°“5 Ulf’ m‘"“l 4`-“ge-l` ’3"""5'ilti all cast-s -where litvvstlgatitiii

ot’ l-lliznbt-tlivillp (i-to callt-tl nltt-r the Bvlglan Qnt-t-n) at Brltley. (‘ottnt_\' llttrliam. was populated by them. Another very large inuultion worlts, tht- Pt-hilton. at 'l`wlt:kenliani,nt‘~.t-' London, was t-ntlrely in Belgian

make llu-ir nturk in other t-inplu_v-

tional lndui~tlr_\‘ which tht- Ilelixiaitf l`ot|ntlte-I lit-rv is rl?l>l`<'*\1ll`ll 'll' lil" "p:itii<.st:rit-" sltopti in the \‘\"-‘Hi l‘il“l or lniiiilini. Font-l rtti`loitlui.t had not he-en lout.: lu t`tn~t-e ht-fore Lotitloitt-rs tllseovt-i-1-rl tht- vnltic- of thine _-=tah~ ll='.'.ttttf-til- tit- ilivllli' l\‘-."-"l'-`\`i‘l‘l"l." cniiiiiit-» iii' -init1-miiniitttsS--ti-¥t'i--1.1. --,,.,,,._~ _<,,,»,,, th;-y hifi-oiitv ltiitittxvr ;i. tii1_\ la.-t stroititltoltl nt tin- ttut-°_\' czrlti- and the 1rrc\'l°‘lf'Y Ol ‘l\" Ullll-‘H` li,-~_t_in<~t 1-lint-oluio. ~. lt --ertiiliily l-_ii-nhl appt-ar tliitt_ tht- llnliriiin-= ll'ot|n1l in this t-rJuutrl'- lll "‘l’ll'l“'l ' ` .\ ,.¢.'f||'“,-,. ‘,r1i\ii"tl'it’ lt0t'rt\wn and ilt-- Di-l\';itious of \\'=ll'. -l "*"" “lm `t""‘ll‘ iiiitt- iii-11| iiir t-iit~~t-i»t'l~=~:- '-`l1":~ f~l>---IN rarry t--.\.ifi' with them the int»ninry (sf ng pmiipi-i-nits and eomtortitblt- a time git li in in the naturr- ot tl pf-rlotl nl' t-xllc. _

tht- at't‘.otti‘t l,,

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1 The seiont-e of Lifc Assurance, dt-vt-loped through nearly lout' t:eiititrie.-, to

its prt-st-nt staff of t-ffectivencss offers tht- safest and surest me-tliod to p`ro\'tdt-lor

tml it

it’ iitattr--i._~1-.-. lit-ldinltl and t-lothinl! mn Us ""‘""""l'-ln """"ll""i"'l" "ll" ix S

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l`hcre exists all over the world to-dnt, :i dt-:=ii~i: to put aside and savt- a ccr-

tain pei‘t-,outage of intzotue as rt provision agtiitist possible hartl limits, old au'-~ and as

a secttrity for dependents.

; thoset-ontiiigentrics

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