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John Ball: _"l wish we coincide: those bioomins peels info kingdom ooule.- What?"

Friendly Uncle Sam: "Ylousaid a mouthful, John." _ ‘ _ . ' ’ In the mcantune John Bull in reality has beenwamed not to be tcfii friendly with Washington lest he may alienate the friendship of Iii-once, Italy and other European powers who look upon Uncle Bani as an exacting ‘woditor. Japan also hasgrlevances, believing that the refusal on Britain's part in renew the Anglo-Japanese ‘treaty was prompted by the Washingibn Gov- ernment. And the Central and "South Amerlcdnirepubllcs are all Jealous and suspicious of, Uncle Sum as an overbearing and. domin- eering neighbor who is constantly meddling in their affairs and offer- ing unasked-for advice.

_ . qflcsldcy(fw'evcn_i.uga.al1dflulfidays) '; ‘and sensible plumber-go on the ~ othor. for week-one; nine to five. _ The W!“ W“! I J t '. , n“ " I ‘i Hero ShUlsIItJGIAM-pllelf-i One of the mos ‘miserable lndivie fectly pressed and. , , duals you meet 180110 who is understep off to work (as _ _ the iln ression that’ he hss-somedlpionla, - radii; operator or_w t nnbauce, of the hmachl not). Her thl-oszipcrfectlyqxrashcd» " _ roundsof‘ physio- children. their lessons

_ _ cod. aretobeseenealingolfto out a diet orvsome medielnelle be-lschool in one duélotion, while her comes discouraged andiconsulu; gn- husbands rather loll, quiet fellow, other. 1 . , _ listens toward his office in an-

I ‘am not referring to the indivi- othlela Alt 5.80 hens is our heroine dual who has some real trouble suchbsuiil. but entirely pale pink ch11.» aiaanhuloer or cancer, but to the one {loll 11m to wo asbeen-tiloroughlyexalzlincd rec rensaccolm tllelrday. by telfzameal. Xnizy. ianrlhoiberwlscxaléiiglus antennae grounds new

no arse troub . ' i the I'll expected, - "you shiigikgegsgulpkfi l; sclnlily ‘staining sllglgllllld with usuayaso e. , ofllear s as 16111111115. Elilsghage causes constipatizln, and that fthe “ball blonds 811M. Bar's- condltlon is thus added to the Wllllamsl nowimarrled to a . gspegsia or indigestion from which 500K531: llililli Prefers t0 be called, su ers. lvliss we . , . m. 5.0. Mcvioar tells us that the That is the way the Rev outstanding feature in all such psi-Wife has for some time been 11e- ients is really "fear," and the ideal bicbeilv iilld 'l~lli’68'ql-l9'1't9!5 0f llle treatment is to try to c» ’ mu; picture is shameleis faking. Lethe fear and restore confidence. iDflllie iilld D10! on the Wife with ‘a

In order to do this the phyglgjgni-TOD. She canstand it. I will put up must be willing to 11mm lop m how-in nickel that there is dust under or more if necessary as the patientmer bed, and dirt on the piano keys. er h" ~ is." “martyr 1M2: “are”

’ o‘ physician is not wil to ° em ere sue tow are do this, the patient may nalzmg all" be. 591mb owner evrifipon- feel that he hasn’t learned bu the dim“ with her old wheel friends facts of the case. has lapsed. She ls preoccupied and ' The next step lg wunpke asalittletired, and the snap and thorough an examination as poggjble color has gone out of the mcred fire including the use of the fluoroscope, ‘hm "my l3 11°15 l0 "lend-file so-that the physician and patient sacred fire of hospitality. meyhv-elxily age what is taking place {if the Plficefllilaleilei-lirggaqillitm

es mac. -0‘lEl‘ energy expen ,

The usual test; hrggkfagt g8 mad,“ are neceesa lly off days. when the and also Xray plctur¢g_qken_ Mm. cook leaves, ..when Johnny comes suchan glqi “jbbhthe p“, down with the measles-she is lent is often so. mpletclylmmwed bound to miss appointments, to be that a cure takes place almost im- gmfi i less than sauve and co-

mediately.‘ l ~_ g .

If there i; a v ‘jog-yum mel She makes mistakes, perhaps 1m- patient, anything gflggflnghjs mind’ poltanit, perhaps unimportant. i fiVGrythlngwposglble l, 6on5 to. “h. All able woman can be a fairly

le-Ivie i’); remove‘ it. 1 |8ood bulsnexisu 11;: professional per-

e ‘ ' ’ ‘ ~ son and of , _ glsilfigsdagilgthuggg $323 51?}: or she can be i; ‘veryfiafflcgéariiij M18:- ", ,, s re gym-e 13 1 " nesu womanan aq p r o l“ r ’ ‘l "libero". W Wm why he shoull-lllih. u any “u” wife, but I ‘have never yet met in ,0. Blrdjii title 013a very’ lnter- So 1i’ any mumps; o; m,’ family or zeal life the prodigy of magazine volurne_ issued and you yourself, .3313", upggfflnz yum-mg wil neweliiiller fume Who iii-awfully collyfllllled by the Ryerson Press of aim €V°Wb°d¥ 9156 by being afraid gull M aiftlggigume-mne" Y“- Toronto. The book purports to bcpicfingomxogs fvfood and anfmzfixpecad to bme 200'“- ‘@2322? "the truth about the Acedlansi" think the above om, m, effective, loo percent in tile home based on the fact that Longfellows 110 organic trouble. and‘ notl on and 10° Percent out of it. We are nmmsgune» rresented one phue your mind, lust try eating ordinary Sgrziilted to be two’ complete per-

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we were’ a twelvcmonth ago. We may have barelyimadc Vanda meet. and be better on," spiritually and morally. There are many things more llmiortant than wealth that enter into the reckoning. Even the sum of our visible labors of the year is not all.__ As Browning hascpoint- ed out:-- . l Not on the vulgar mass. Oalled “work” must sentence pass, Thlngsdomthattooktheeye and had ills price, - Ger which. from level stand, The low world laid its hand,

Found straightway to its mind, could value in a trice;

But all, the world's coarse thumb An finger failed to plumb, i

B0 in making up the main

account;

All instincw immature, All purposes unsure,

That weighed not as his work, yet

swelled the man's amount,

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a bile! mini III!!!- zaferqlce to thencw our ferry. The report‘. appears to be inconclusive and in some respects unsatisfactory. m states howls informed that the new car ferry will cost upwards or "ecnollooo andthat u; tom ex- §endlhlro_ffor ferry, piers, dredging, waver $4,000,000. has been expressed that do [of these extra millions was i ifladooltiler in are Canadian Press - _ Qeapailunesof the delegatiolfs visit

0,9 Qthwa or in any of the subse-

i given by the Prem- lclgslrice his return. prior in the ca; ‘mentioned-one of Dec. 32nd.

lg. is. quitegooslceivablisthat al-

; required at Borden and ' Tcrméiltine. together with the cost 91- the ferry, might anfiount to up- wards of 84.000900; the question that public are interested in is, whether any deflnlw, assurance was the delegatlonthst these ex- would ‘be made. We are told-that the new dieamer will be an and cost upwards of 03,000,090. nlhmls definite? ma the delegation receive the assurance that , this! expenditure‘ would be made? I ; feQfilve any assurance that lb°;“"°l?!5“9mi wit!“ Piers review I iSoutlrAmel-icanlieople, he thought. ‘ 88° The GmrdmniBut whether it would be Paraguay ‘all “mum urgent‘ ‘lad of °b'i'or Bolivia. he would bevtlle new Bol- .“°¥‘","" Wormaqon,” tglivanlfor nheidld not know. ' tbelcoznstruction‘ of the new steam-l The repomr. m reply to hmquery,

i - I '3 “d l“ "mapmbmty f” m” 5°“ said no recruiting lldd [icon started

That is today, they ivould be dis- tinctly disturbing to ‘I511.’ we on this side oLthe. international boundary were not familiar wiihi-nem hy- rea- son of our peculiarly favorable posi- tion as onlookers. Without quoting Mr. Algorsoxact words. which would take up considerable space. it must auffloeto say that he points to ‘such cogent facts as that fifty years ago there were 20,000 prisoners ir. Eng- lish local prisons and 8.000 now: that fifty years ago there were 10,000 prisoners undergoing penal servi- tude and 1,000 now; that the num- ber of local prisons had been reduc- ed in that period from 113 to _8l. and prisons for oflendors sentenced to penal servitude from 13 to -l. These are impressive figures. On the other hand. he shows that in the State of New York alone there are i011: times as many prisoners undergoing penal servitude as ill the whole of Great Britain. Prison population has in- creased 27 per cent. within the past five years. At first blush this would would seem to imply a gooddeal of activity ‘and success in the pmsccu- tion of llninals: buttllat implica- tion disappears when My. Alger ab‘ ludes to tbeicmtemniueuevills 111'. crease of lawlessness. "The cal-mg ing - !‘irl i, our criminality" is the way he puts ‘it, in a summing up sentence. . .' i .

‘To /All, Our" -Friends and. Customers "In Towni and ‘

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"NEWQ YEARZS GREETINGS _‘ f

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So the Premiers, 2* idents, For- eign Ministers and diplomatists generally are having a. hard time just now finding out and» steering clear of the rocks and shoals, winds and fogs that endanger their re- spective ships of state. ‘Britain must make no alliance as that would at once thlfow-Italy- into the arms of Germany, who are now coquetting, while on the other hand there are those who suspecifFrance of becom- ing too friendly with her old enemy across the Rhine. Of course. some of the things imagined are seem- ingly ‘impossible, but with Italy un- der the thumb of Mussolini and Russia ruled by Lenin, who can tell what may happen next? It would seem that suspicion rules the roast all around.

A Western paper reports that a

- man called up the omce recent- ly ullld in all "seriousness asked if recrilitinghad been started in the city for the war in South America. I Echoes no‘... the tumult raised by far away Bolivia and Paraguay had been very audible to him. War! War!‘ The words kept sounding in his ears, and sounded good. All the excitement of military men and a‘ trip to the distant and unknown land Why, he might beanother Bol- "1;.;.',"";.?.ad.é;,i_'..;a.i_' ' llbcllsicri}:

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WE no NOT, say

i Tea Is tllebest Teayoliclinliuy-fi” ". We leave that to youtosayl- 5 -

Examples

Mr. ‘Alger identifies one of the; causes contributing iothis unsatlsy; factory American situation in thei law relating to the right of appealJ as well as the delays which attach . to the practice in that regard. In the sacco-Vanzetti case, for example, lt took seven years in reach finality; and that is no more than fairly ll- lustratlve. In England, when a man is convicted he goes to prison and

JCheck Your Bearings-l

We travel fast on the Journey of life, striving to reach a

I _ ., ' . . t ‘th til his ‘al de- Ila rind bums, before the evening. of~old are The ponds o! “Filip his knowledge. He volunteered 3nd m?” mm’ '3" m“ msmry °i the lllirlfinpllzliilllr? 5x1“ mmmml?’ How about bmlghlg up our 213i wlillee l“: the UnifieStaas he i time‘; us.“°p':‘lle New Year comes, another milestone, and

the matter up. nnnliuw Womauon that w" had not ill-fated Acadlan people, and in so J _ <o->'_____ . -/ daughters with the idea. _-that there isinvariablylet out on bail. In Eng- ' bids as pause to check our bearlnte» “ ' _ use: consultation with railway ofnthwr ma, ‘ doiuiz won the sympathy of the . i . . i lscwmaine careers now open to and. the overuse length. of time ‘ ' ‘mm, . i], -_ .1 i lybeen tarted. ~ _ “T‘“ ‘ vw ' i "Ihsroadtoindopendenscisllllllll! eil-lllellllll i our... ................. ..... ,, W 3,, m, Mi us. b» gnu D i, . , ti ~ v siilsscchhiizs: remnant: r.“f.%;:.l".: a i...» b. nil-iii». w». c» ----=»-i m? . lllfletbr asked that work on the ’ ' "m" e 1w in in» district, almost at _ a y Se ectlons for it lb mode up or are-old vines. bi five Weeks. m the United some. 1i Yflll. hi. wil...» a Great-West m. Endowment in are

bud," came back over the wire. "Are you a military man? Have you had any war experience?" quer- led the reporter. ‘~ "No, not much; lust a few

our own doors, has made aniex-

llaustive study of historical records . Gllflfdiflll" Readers and all the available data, presents 4 ‘ I I I | | I I I I |' a l" - the other side of the picture and l '

t shows how, stirred up by intriguing

iirust and hope and devotion and Us irvm We *0 five 01‘ ten years. In‘ wifely. pride, the woof shimmers ‘England, under the Criminal Appeal with new lights and» modem colors Act of 1907, the Jildses are concern- the reflections f a later e11 Only in deterilllllllls whether or ' day. Why not point u; l” Qmm not justice has been done at the‘

that this lumlvppuzed __ {salon trial and the reasonableness of tho.

‘Hopped until a full pres- eduecn or the case could be more at The deleplilon, headed i! Premier Saunders, was the rc-

80 or B5 for a very moderate premium- Ii P103001! YW!‘ I family m.“ Lei us send you perileuhm, l

Ed C0.,‘Ltd

Decembe 28,

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sole ‘Illlsdélegation proceeded to

Gttawa with‘ definite proposals: enl- '

bodied” ‘mime. lesolutlollpassedi byrcht

o! m“ o‘ me . _ _ _ m‘ ed. mi the Brmsh hearken diligently unto me, and eat now u, dqslgnflte mu, 91-01mm? is often defeated _ln the most flag- mand and endorsed b the M i ‘with the authorities’ and would be ggzpleuot tlicedistflct This sort of Ye m“ "m" l‘ g°°di “m 1°‘ W“? And WW lathe ill-b of the Womb "l" WW» I" “h” Peleilim» Slime els- Y B" ready i; short-rum” -. .. - ;_d fl~ 59111 dellsht itself in fatness-Isl!- who. pmotlces it "Housekeeper"? nlflcanoe must be attached to Mr.

timcBoard ‘of ‘Iritde. The people 311118 mntlmled “m? 5°11" Y” ° 55-2- i No. “Ilady-of-the- use" has been Alger's allusion to criminal trials cerns a distinct connection betwceni

M? Wfint to hiow What transpired at the Ottawa conference, and-whe- therauypromises were given be- yous the vague assurance that the matter would receive earnest con- sideration. ..'- The ventilation so-far given to

"£9!*°.1!§£1.°.11..1!1eJiiesilzsyrp- .. ‘ Tile enthusiast signified Ihls intention of keeping in smell

This man. unsophisticated, it is true, is a type to be‘ found in the upper as well as the lower levels of life. He had had a taste of war. and it taught lllm nothing beyond the fact that there were opportunities for loot. excitement and adventure which the rcstrall-lispf peace prohi-

agltutors of that period the French

.. resldcnta..l.n.lérlil.sb..territory were .11

festering thorn in the side _of the British Government and a long-

measure to curb it became inevit- able. Filrther, Mr. Bird gives a considerable amount of data regard- lllg the expulsion of the Acadians which Longfellow and other histor- ians have hot even hinted at.

This is only one feature of the book. It tells the story of “the most interesting neck of land in

Wherefore do ye spend" money for that which is not bread? and your labor for that which satlsiieth not?

PRAYERr-“Oome ye that love the Lord, And let our joys be known."

i run IJNDYING

Can nothing cast a shadow on the wa -- .

I tell you someones stirring in the hall- ,

I see his dripping tallow candle flare

srlltlwual. sansracnorr -‘

\ Madame- so tlouve bienliOur own

is lnwlfestiilg and quite worthy o! sentence. In the United States, the pmideratlon even among such liiilliel- ” as artichoke raising, deep‘ sea _ fishing and bareback

riding? with the obvious result that Jilstlce

debased by trumps and lmnd-oiliis. In any other language a title would suggest itself. Come sta la Bighorn? ollosen- for political reasons only," to "our court dlsreapected," and to the pertinent fact that “England trustsher magistrates." No one,'even the most ardent and patriotic Am- erican, can deny that such differ-

language lacks a designation ifor the 100 percent wife. Of the lady who is “only a. married woman" we are apt in say: "Oh bile isn't doing anything since she hurried.‘ My friend Ethel falls into illils class. 3h? l8 Wffibll! pretty and has ex-

broad results. Yet Mr. Alger refuses to yield to pessimism. lie sees many

elloes are vital in their bearing on,

‘Provincial Managers-The Great-West Life‘ Charlottetown, r. s. 1.

v all Principal Points.

belns made “a public peeled " lmths industrial prosperity of the Unit- lhe United Blew. to “bed Jlldsebcd Btatcs and the weak tion of criminal law: for he rather accentuates til suspicion that ‘while his fellow-coup concentrating their energies on the mailing of money they have forgot- ten to make, coincidentally, the ma- chinery cf the

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lent. 8s ‘ ing the

administra-

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lg‘ sound and tille- quite cla ly sees/them pay- pcnalty for suchfolly, and

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dances of Saskatchewan's wealth? A.

u. Ijland We Love l‘ 13v ‘unsure ‘Ylldll

saéliarcllswms WEALTH Q. What are some of the ovi-

Saskatchewan i8 rich ill a

thiasubieetlresulied lnholdlns up a y rtl Am i r tl d f qulsite taste. She could have re- of the best minds in his country , u, obgervahl; 5nd sympfithetic w, m t t , l ,- work which’ h“ it be” carded t blted. These are the men who. o] ‘disco? S“ mrzglu ‘em 3:6,?‘ As he comes winding. winding up inclined a carefree, . mmuqrled aroused to the gravity of the sltua- 3135mm, lqln lllm lulu; lgollngs ‘fir; uflw9n,§‘,§,1“n'ff°,§,°§h i , °11 whmve, u, t" Y e Y 1' P ~ the stair- daughter with a bl snows d tlon. "We are today studying he says o1 dist i ‘ i - By are’ cause Wu’ “my he old Fort Cumberland Y t. g - m“ ‘m (l ' m“ “m” “m” 5' “Win13 “he” “Wm: , m; orlglumy planned, would have I years. W I1 i 011 must believe hie-with his gold- trips-to Europe. Instead she threw our criminal law more thoroughly, pmvmm “u” mmlmm, “mp1. i l - "i? °°"- b“ “WY *1" dmeemus the key-spot of the district" has en bead in nel- lot wan a delightful eccen- systematicalliziand-on a wider scale ' — l been unsatisfactory and in equate - uni-own back in esturing r in ’ i- l; “W "livelier. leads with an elm“ fools. been constituted dilvcilonsl Park 8 ° you trio inventor. she has made an than ever befere- 011i i=1 "118 "We ' wealth pt * 3n of r ‘ e400.- fo the needs 6f the Province. Are lens dead. iadolable home ‘cooks ambmsial elled dlelieeltlen lle b09611 101' 00111- ld . -____._.>__.__ by the Dominion Government. I1. (what is ma“, The t, ‘ m - - 1 d w t . l» < 000.000 and 8609-0001300 from its fle "w ""4! °Y “We “m” ""1 GREAT SEM- OF ENGLAND tells of the waves oi’ battle which clock?) cum o e m“ telestnkphcncagll Biififii. re:numillggd"eqllll: mificimii 3 1 “m” u” ‘mt “d “h” ‘f: the light now thrown on the lnat- passed over the fields of the Isth- He Wegifillilfll! breeclies and a. satin day long and keeps his miller ‘bullies. “lo - ' lied duties 011d the i: tginourfasm lit “lllll%,000 ti" meevwfmwwwt- °r¢el8¢=1el11=bs1eb<1.w11le1l '1"?- °'-"“ 1*" °' m“ "wk" l" an up...’ full ....~..... l... m... .,, %;,§‘?“,,,,f£”$,'§°3‘,“m°,";'-,Yfi2 filgfiifi;i‘,fifli?,.i§.fifiifllfif ,,,, .. _ <igfmg1Iip¢-1§*g,-n°“v, 51,, “Pug; ‘.4 ‘o "Plover-Mien 1n the Yl-ll 0! -is affixed on all solemn ocoas- the for“ Mme mm“ o! the m‘ m“ i - I 111N111!!! and says: “Darling. I m3 “d mm‘ '. m‘ 9' wil” which V‘ V? v W i eso I310 oily. 811168. ‘ n”; an the mum“ for ‘o w tl-lgues of religion and politics and Lace folds as mellow as the candle- have an idea for an elevator that is not industrially" prosperous but WQRDQ Q3113; Mjguggp: D9 “M m‘ . “a d°°“m°'“‘ °“P"“l"8 l!“ latterly of industry in the millions shine , . goes oidewlse and has a Punch and politically civilised. It should per- not say, "a crowd’ of men were ,1 tllieflillflvlllnorit or thh iupemtlsor pleasure of the Kins. was uséd re-‘ wasted in the partial construction of “-““-,,f,§',§""“ F" “F” "i" blllillhleuglm m"? W. m,“ “yo: "How “l” l” MW“ m“ m‘ “s” ‘m7 ‘Tflmmldni ..i‘°¥§d‘wd.‘.‘""'u?9',nm7"fl-”,-"" wil‘ git prooeedatonoe gently m- his am time by the the much-discussed ship Railway 1 wonder at medial-ing or the light _ y mun H“ mm men: must call out and accept love aod- ;:.._.. l‘.’..._....l‘..,*..._»_'.. l filth tlib work of are the interests Ogmmlgglgn rminfled m u; gm- me which to revolutionise the wat- so km , , com, ma ‘at, annulus service as well as give if; Qprm mgpgpuquyqm: m,’ _ _ , i: d to be muflvunt to Km‘ durum lune“. Adopted I" gr-bQmQ ogmmergggf b)“ Mariam. . B Saudis‘ Shin, BQXGBPVC I01‘ 1118 IOTA“! yet I hgve m“ I01”- Alfiffllbjflll; the ~ UPMRWWQ‘ “m “w!” u" mmtllm°wm""dmc°m°ss' ~All ini all it presents a procession ml-mflml" tbs m“, sum,“ .°l“..""°mrt “L: , dig?“ “m. L : euenilla: ' ' ‘ ‘ I I. w: f . _ l‘ QY-"WQWWPIMWW Ohlflflllill‘ of adventure and romance oenter- I tell you-annuities there. What doesn't collect wages me i-a a pom» BYNONYMS: unsteady, wavering, l l ll .9" W? x for safe clumsy. but Chancellors m ing in the history or the district Onmbavélwuévihifl-r i. , luewatint. ‘fickle. ble. var- " ' i - those days were not famous for lop". with which every Canadian should “of,” I ' “ WW.“ l" I fable. . - ~ hiflmmq n" Ievltyocforremaininalong inof 'h°“°‘l“"“°°d This alwieblioliousegandulenowat “U” “v w“ '- .‘-‘.~-!'o -,-i.i. >- ‘ » ' -..—--—" MnBirdhas evidently dons. the '-