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_ iii altogether fi"oni`tl\t- ineni-_ - aria ;‘p'l~ojee`t idea- _conjunct- lott- ivifh it- thc.qucsti_o_[t _is`_ _pertin- efit litift- ffwliettief,'}`t‘Qitlparali'i't~ly lltittflilé and .sa`tisfifcl_o‘ty'_ 'roads- btiilt of the _ni;it‘ei’-iitl,ft9§}'iia'\'é, tire poysilgle fii§l`ll_is Pl'5li'inc'u.' _ ' _.9.’tiegin_jli.'itl_t'- the _cost ‘ot niac- atliiiui ziiig §"r_o;id'_\1_ii'<lc»t»." favourable c§i_r_itl§`tiQ_r!s_. _a`v_crages _ afbolit _ $1 o»ooo a"' ' ilef `l` `ui'eet.tlu:` " `ult‘et'iients

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oad now ‘to be seen \\'lie_re the t {. ~ . _ . .' \

tieieiit, evidence to pioie that ex

in this province ivith the material l available, also that exceptionally bad roads are possible .ivith the I niateral and the means employed

uniform sy's¢_m.t_‘_‘spee)`tietl by tht; R . * ion should include among other

-perly levelled . road-si'<le__§_}_, split _

oad Master and the people t.tl_\e_a U,

iiiterest iri_iliaintainin'g them. Vis-`

o ,outi miles ` it tl\`c`toii\'e._t1}i6`ss__ible esti-

ilitl :_§)'i<'.l, eycji iii `tli¥"ls`e days ot' li_f_lllo`iiii.f and ' niillioilg. ~t_ e prospect off paypig a, iuillitui dollars for a scé~tio‘ii__of road would lead to some scrious tlifiikiig. ‘

'lt is it well known _fact that cer- tain roads iiitliis provliiee are pruetfally :llinost as"sattis_faetory. spring $utnmer‘aiid'fall»_as if they i\*er¢,niacadaiiii_ze__cl._ ;\'l_ll_es of these rontlslctni “lie found throughout the |irrii'iiiee_ ‘toads built ‘of the sanie iiiateflzil as~our vcrywvorst roads-

t\pre~.~.td the o iiiion that

_ P r i... roads were- on :tn average» b_ett_orf_;_‘;". than tiiose in the neighboring pro- ed

vniees. Llf course there was also a

tions both bi' visitors and residents

In thest-'critics the fault lies largely 3

if not altogether. in the want of

public spirit in the commnnity» a ml; public spirit sutlicieiitly strong to ga move the Road Master or any pow- it er that needs to be moved and that ur;

realizes the lienetit ot' ood roads 1 to the eoiiiiiiiiiiity. _

£'j_f` -'ri<i'i.\'<; 'rti si

~ H _*___ ‘ vlii

\\`lj:i'tt_-\‘t-'r iiiay be the issue, the‘

dl'aft;_cfuiistitulioii for the League of .Nttlioiis is an astonishing docu-I nleiitf lliere is good reason for be~I

li:ti-ejst]uarcgi__tli_t- circle. At least, it' iiot- 'dicy h:i\'e`gveii n`niost` platfs-' tbl*-‘ lflllttiltitoiiii. _ ' _

"l`-I‘i'e‘first mark of fgeiiius appar- ent iblthe iialiilng of ht; .Eketiutive t`u‘uheil._ The Body ot _-Delegates will,-nreyiresent all j' nations. which udlitiife, to tltet League principles bitt- *Cleat 'l.l_ri'talii.' the' United l"lt:\'te_s_» l"l'aitl‘I.‘. Italy and _lapan will

fitcpylde tlili _lixecutivo -with ‘four di~l_-glues rt-presentiiig' ati outer natiiiiis.. -. I

lttia \t'of'd- the Big Five, having

stuodtogctlter _ln tho Great \Var_ tlow "\‘ii` liotice -that they will

slithdfllogtther againr any fee,-ilci-` tr;itit»,`t.1.te.wi1lch stritles about mt- tli_t§' tit sabre or. yappng _about sliilil tiirtilor. "

‘l`lif;,_ll_ody of Delegates will re-

présetit those nations which are aiiitious -to keep the peace and

\vli_icli»:ire prepared to -support one siiiotliir- niid t e Big Flvc iii case of direct :iction by a State which is clamoring for war. In this Body| of Dole att-s cacli of the sell-gow ertiin"lJoiniitions of the British liiiipige will have the right of mein- i Iiersltip. ' “The “i'riaiidatory clauses" wliieh it wat” feared, would _be too tender. towards Gerinaiiy’s tzlcstfe to re-l gain 'her lost colonies are niiieli' firimp' than some aiitieipat- ed. The covenant recogni- tes that the nature of government ttiidef' League tiiandilte must dif- fer greatly in varying circumstan- ces. "file ttitelage of liaekivarfi peo- ples is entrusted to advanced nat- ions yfliicli can render advice a_iirl assistaatice. In some C8805- 0\\'1I11; to geographical coiitigtiity sttcli cottntries can best be atlniinisteretl as amititcgral portion of the man-.

C' _ M ‘Ill

lotta' ..\i.\i<s “ I

datory state. livideiitly this pe-r~~ in tiiits 'the practical annexation by .»\ustralia of New Guinea anti to _ Samoa in the South Pacific and by sta

liet tlltlt the delegates .tn Paris' japan of the Marsliall and Caro- est

line Islands. .»\ii aininal report on $1 thc state of the adiiiiiiistratoii is Sc required bythe League. It is pro- po vided that tht- tfstablisliment of gn f ._ _ , _ _ __

but built _clxffcreiitlyr *There is suf- __ do cepriotially roads are possible V

llld

_ we

\\'liat appears to be needed is a_ ,

oat! Masters ‘quch a spepcittcat- ni

lungs- for tlie main highways, a it

_ _ _ _ _ _ done cautiously or your enigma "

` to 1913 when me pa,-ferry was contains the following cttatlon of the _the report says. In very good `and.leas 1., 1 Q _ _ I " _ bcui'll_u;s may surfer. lf you _|u¢k_uD _I

t .‘ ’ D oi>e'riitlon,. prevented 'tho de. doed tm- whych thls_ brave Island ol- th-an four per cent.'iiro iii-iiosiiitiilsi ~_,f _ ' ‘ _ _ one rear wheel of your ear, throw _in _, certain width~ say fifty or __ ixty ve ` em qt any oimmtvg mmm. “Bel” W5 d°°°\'5_¢°¢|__-‘J ' " from all causes. The winter has been I1- ’ _`- - t ` tht; low-SGW 'U-"4 '~'l.“l°7| “-“\\`¢“""- Ihr( Yi cet. proper drainagev oltaii, _ mc ‘ _ Capt. G. .i1'c._Bte__wart, 20m bis., . mild, me mod B,,iw,,é_ ,md the S-_,,,|._t 3:1 ° 3 _ ‘_ __ _ ., free ,rear wheel _iii tiiti rorimra ai.

M unfortunately our mu mme _ Can, iuly.. New_‘B`runiiwlclt Rf- tation has been Improved as much -ssl . / |_ec¢._.on_>by mmm mu Wm mm( gum

For_consplcuouigalluntry during _s|b|e_ me report adds_ There ha-ve-_I ‘ '_ . . ‘- ~ _er

dragging after ,every rtrainstgjnj, tn constaiit- lcvellin of a ' ‘ e` alit- it .. - -_-.i “Y.‘“-.9“ .|“ ies- and sii"cli§.' other att`enti_ .as mo might be con`siiiered_necessa%`lo ti r,__i1nciiii_iivt»., the i':ii~ni_'n-g and nsii keep the road always in goodcoh- Ing 1'

dition. \\'here there is low lang] of th

(.»`»overn_men't' and eari-ied"`out by tfiie'

‘M dow

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course the ioad should be propérlyigais built up, as is ‘beiiig ‘done in 'ir_iapy"_m places. Tliere are miles of f‘Su¢h wh r

itors tothe p’roviiiee last suiii_t_ii5:i;§£gr

g - vl

'hi

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-GUARDIMII i fl-viuiaf _tiiiviiiti-»illtpt _<-iii

_ fl_._o;_f§.'_§?i?f,f,S‘;§_,‘;"’m;.. it/0 _ _-in _

' :tow .\i.\iuNo ' ' _. ' - ' - `""' ` ' ’ 1-0N06N Feb. ‘14-»\==i»0w- wif- ~'

- . i E"“""' 's""‘: Loidoiltiiiis tiara .iii }

_ __ _ . tatuiisllan wlrelos-i despntrli i-nl-oi_v-td 1 gpalkmg bmud|_,_ the great staple Lt' E_' H' 'hero wduy. The Ioudvni. lm-IiitIli1i;.~ __ ¢]uR;r|es °f Gamma are “ve in “_um_ _ Mile. ‘Marla Splrt-ioiiovii, have hem- i .

__ _ . _._ _ , _ ~ -

ll ,;{employinent tor only about st;

.tn 1910 we had tio more people

i 8”' '

, _ _ 3. 'Wil l ' 5 l .

pride _ui their roads and a colttmtiti. _D0 "M 1 lm “iw” “_ jo "ed H" f

m lon in L8'l.l. 37' years betore.

We l\¢l\'o now. by the Carfcrry, n eatiiiow lilgliway to this nialmland

d (qc out:-ild_e world, open every day

tlio,_.'ea1‘. and Soon tube supplement with iuiliwty iiervloe by standard

little _aiiatheniatiziiig of some sec- gxlgg colinecmlg an wr lmmcbpal

pdits and towns. This improve-

ont._-_wfll greatb; facilitate tho entp~

nt of-our products and add to tlielr rltet valuo wlille enhiincliig the uc of our farm hintls also. But the rferry and broad gauge cannot give a mining lntlustry, oi' n lumber- lustry such as our iielgliborlng _pro-

omeaeaacaecccao

lug industries in- this province.

d ries ot farflung and fishing gave `

Iltlls of the year front .lilly to Oct-

Gperiitlonii being cuiieiirrent and

9 P¢l'i0d-i_-i of lIin'tod oinploy being o the sanie in-both industries. Here. HM one grrzit miiiie of the exodus _ ich’ htliidcpleted our population, an I -

four "_days' _operations ln the forward area. when the plntoonii

._ guns under heavy inzwliliioquri _ n I Ili?e,_an¢l it was largely due to his

work that the advance wus uhiu R to be eutitltluod. At this time lio

_ on his tianlts were held up he it

directed the position of Leivis _m

. _ buli

I pe

ivan wounded ln the shoulder, but

I 'remained `ou_ duty. lllyled his

hrinlng. lumbering, fishing, mln --- “\’l'°“l~°d

ind manutactiirlng Prince Ed Ctlvt (,oclI J C Stewart or Alba: An oltlclal report on tho ciiiiiltltii d_"lsltind, being without ming;-gtg ton-who left here with the 105th and the troops ln noi-tliern Itusslu. dated

_with but little lumbar. IB mainly 'wus transferred to the 26th Battai- Feb., ist, and tntidopubllc by the war ‘ / 1 __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ filled to (arming-and »fighing_ The lon ‘lms been awarded the Military ofllce today, says that the niedleal ni.~.- DANGER FROM i TIRES QLOWING -yortriclutcli, _your engine Chilli 13|-`,_,|,_ ” 30! constant cud' reliable com- CVC-55 fm' Kalkintry ln action. ' ' `rim¢einenta are excellent. -_ _ _ - ` OFF ' ' _ ably betumed over, but th-tai uiust

uni lon with the *outside world, -A recent Issue ofthe London Times ’l`li¢5liealtli or the Aiiierieau liu.~p~. . ' be

D0! be

_..i¢._.

ALBERT - l )Vo!orJ’vrvr'¢'e bureau Deviant/of Dovioué '-

anlclng power on tha e‘ng~liie and

on no ,infectious _d‘se”es_ . A. L. _G.. asks.. ls there iiny__ dun- stan nt, imiogg the ben;-Inga nm unc.

There are hos ltal ttcconiorlutlon iff" that 1* "Pe "HW NOW "lf th" 86016” U00 Ulilll f0|' 9t1l'0li'.

e M-uriiittnt-ik const has passed. The _ Ulf’ "111§_b0I-113 projet:ted wltlt very

l) ` "‘~ 1 1

is added, tor twenty per cent, ol' the ` "U" and |1\U't Bvtiicunef yv-lille air is _i

mod of the cunmuc wndimms Oh _ Iiloiviiig off the rlnt tlurlng lnthitloii,

mmm and awed t,wpB_ and they ii-ing put into it? _ ` _ ;PrtevEN'rmo uNAu‘r-Honizso ues re being iiioreasod. _There ls an niii-t A"°W°'-i _ '|`l.\(’-\‘l‘ ll'\"“ 500" tl l‘~'“'

mee tm,” fm, moi vases and 100 Liiitl tteeideiits and nuuit-rmis nai°x'oiv

.- or can

coinpany tli_rough_out with great C0\ll‘l\l§e and dash to complete

. success. ~

_The same Issue of the Tunes con-

Iln

| rel We

Englishmen _tire tlurhig ii

Engl-find.

nm says mul Speck" clothing m,s._»tIiiiigerous force. Such an .iccldoiit

m|m1‘auceB-and “|eigs_ The H._‘.|"g _ ewltpos eau:-i1\d bg: the outer ring A _fa-_ _ -_

_ iii \ , {` _WMI

en provided and that t.he'soldlei's ` l” "'“““°d by me f“"“"e °f me mek' . tile/

» will be no more Iiiconvenlenced tlinn tml: d"‘§i°" '° |“’l‘| 'he “mer "i"‘ ' ' ‘ ' r -

com Sven t strmirely and t-an be avoided bi' seo

tim: that tlie_rlnir is necurelyfii plaqei C' 5~_ L- W"tf”i | haV€_ 8 'VL‘l'_i'

. talns the following statement show- lltig liuw _Lleut. Ernest" Strong, or lSuininerslde won' the Military Cross:

_ land the lockltip; device iictliit: pi"o|>"5U'0|\ll SUSDMOD that l'll.V CM. Which

nces have. Tliey cannot givo us in ot any consitleriihle ln(-_reai»ie in our

uelt._iit>ed<.-d ivl.ii|ei~ cmployiiient.

\'t'e__ii.ie far behind the sister pro-

eeit, even iii Maritlino Canada in

antlfueturliig liitltnstrles. Includlni:

our Iobi-iter caiiii0i'iet~i. cheese and but

r l‘actoi‘les,» saw and grist nillls, roll factories and all other factory ahllshnienns we had in 1915 onli. ,906564 Invested in this way. Nova

ot.l_a, with about tive times our piiltitioii. had over $126.000.000 so vested, or sixty-tlireu dollars to our

ortilitlitioiis tor the _lillllt_€li”_ ono. Tlie-linsytowufs of New Glasgow

training of-natives other than for A police purposes will not- be allow- W ed.` _

na on wiici irea s _ co ei t or disrcagrds its accepted interiiat-i tin

clares war ag:iiiist the League. 'lite N

co-ordiiiated nations will then be N - niider obligation to sever all relat~ fan ions. political," weconoiiiic- fitiaiicial ,s` and pei-sohal iiitli the otIc1ider._p,,_

mherst and Truro art- sairiplos of liat our towtis should hc. but what

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ can iievcrr he until they etitabllsli

: rtic e lx `-en provi es tat a iy fncgo,-|,_...,_ - ' ti l`l t k' its v ian' i

British Colunihhi_ wltii. about four

_ _ ie.s_our :population 'has 100 different

i0ll3|'¢0“U3‘7l5 t')"`th3T 301°" dc' kinds' of iimnufacturlng ltidiistrleii:

ow Ilmiitiwlclt _has 77. Manitoba 69,

ova Scotia 86 different l.'lne s of

tory lndustry, while Prince' lrldward

laiid has l>ut'2'§.iMa.iiltoIiii is a. coni-

ratilvely new province, mainly

and UWABIK MVC Wm "Ci0'“m'57ld agi oplttiriil, entirely inland, without

"what effectual military or iiavalf-gm

force th- members of the Leagut

ril "and with luinbor. .but her people

t _ lime ieallzed that they cannot live by

5173" 5'~`Vcm"Y C_°m"b“te 1° 311” ngridultuie alone and have established

d f b d t r t ci

2_f1I10 0fCL’S mf ¢‘_\\S¢‘l 0 P SIC 100 iiiffereiit lilies at mmiuraeturiiig. t ~ t ie '

It C<“'°"fU1lS 0 IC MII* ~ ami alive nearly $90,000,000 invested The disarnianient plan is recog- th

iiiedin principle. No nation will mid one that we should proiniitly and

` ta' I milit ' for t

mam m 3 'lava or ar) C` eiiei ttlcully follow?

t tl ` 'rd for de- it

grea er ian is requi e fence “having special regard to thc

stanees of the case." That protects the Royal Navy. which has the res- ponsibility of guarding British ter-| ritories in all parts of the world.l Diflictilties in practice may be

uzil

discovered as the terms of the cov~ _

eiiant are examined by experts in all nations. Certaiiily (ierniaiiy will howl like a mad dog. But it may be hoped tliat, in the main- the plan will prove feasible. The adliesioti

tll

\ l S' te d tl t

' 'll' _.'-._;'__._,._..._-__,_,_ _

geograpliical situation and clrcuni-

Billy Selgctioiisifor __

Guardian Readers

Filrnilhcd by W. S. Louoon

QNEXPLAIN ED MVSTERIES

Whitt' will you not bclrleve an thin

cielii Ls that not an cxaniple tor us

' Y E

o f the chief l"ou-'ers to the Lcflgile you f'"“"Ql gxplnmi Haw' WU Ul1S9l`~

charter would constitute the long- U

est step towards prolonged peace W

States. 3'

'_ Tru; ifi-:'i_<;Nc'l‘-i .-\.\'o

liroiii what _the Paris neivspap-|

urs tiresaying about the Unitedt States’ iiifltieiice at the Peace Coit-l greso says an-excliatige. it is cvid-| clit t~liat_tlie F renclt people believei -'Petition =_\'I{ils<iti is‘.iri'i1\c 10' “takes

Lit-rice conditions for the tierniaiis _ ii ‘eaiv as- possible. Some Uiiited

`\‘i__lht_' __ diipqtcltesw. from Paris lttnlt ' lofty tli_at~Nlr_. Wilson and 'tits eoleltgtlcs _are not plezisetl at, tile .“litt`t\dtipli`.ere" of' Paris; That; it 'lias turned 'critical and searching' there isinodoubt. The Frencli are an intensely practical people, and keen in reasoning from the point of vit-W 0( facts. rather than of theor- ies. Mr. Wilson is admittedly an

idealist, seeking u>,¢;volve out of' The United States delegation

the war situation at grand Syslfm of ooritpromisqconciliatioii and co- operation. _ ‘ _ _

But the ground for their partie-

ulufoomp int is that Mr. Wils- |oii'a=.'Idea of a _settlement leaves Gernwiy iiitrinsically free to_ rc- _forinia military front and again to attack Franca. They want prac- tical gint-attest-'Z not promises and

_ f _.- ~ . y

step in and settle a Kentiickey feud. Premier Cle'menceau's ab- rupt retnindef»to~the world that (ierniany is capable of mobilizitig

mg;-_-Je H.-.=5=;. -4-,-=

three million mln in three months I _ was a parentl iritended as a shock

A CANADIAN IPACIFIC _ _

P Y

to the 'dreamers. Certainly tlte Ger- man (iovertiment's tone toward the Allies supports the Freiicli posit- ion, and makes inevitable a still tighter hold on Germany by the Al- lied arniies. \V.‘hen tltese are being dt-iiioliilizcd so fasb security' for Germ:iny’s adherence to the final peace tenns,ca.n be obtained only by seizure of 'vital tnil_itary.places in Gemiany, such al Essen. '

ought not to be surprised if its leii- ient views as to treatment of the Germans- .especially in the matter of indemnitiw are offensive to the

French _‘people Certainly, it may be impossi le or undesirable' to im- pose on the Getinans-all the terms the French want- but moderation may be carried too far. The Uni- ted States has notflufered from

M R. WIL SON 5’

ails? You say_ "Yes," 'rhpn exmuin

liy,'oti tIie"tlp or your finger then.

in the history of the world. All twmes a “"7 ' YW Cannot 59" me now scents to depend on Mr. Wil- Y°“ believe 1" the law of gravitation

S0__.s ability to bring in the United ,explain it if you cali. i can ask yor;

hu.u<li'ed questions about your eyes.

Hbvlll your ears. about your fac about

W1' feel- that You cannot answer, and

Bt You tind fault that I cannot answer

all the question.. you may #wk about gave his only begotten Son. that

ENS Bible. . I would not give a fart-lilng' whosoever believeth ln htm should not or the Bible If l could understand porltiii, but have _everlasting lite.

.I Lt. E. n. stroiig,_'2etii nn., can. _ "1 I lnty., New Brunswick R.-=-For '

I conspicuous galltintry during the

while in the forward area. This W officer when the attack commenc- ed was junior subaltern of his

_Y -company. and before the object-_ | ivé was rottched owing to eatliual- I ties to the other olllc-ers he was :ii ' coiiiiiiainl. He led his company

les

_T great enurulre, ovorcoinln-g on the

, wily muny onoiiiy niacliiiie gun V"

ltlir

X iiestx. ' _ I ___»_,----.___i._.'_..

I `lll1]Rl._lIN. Wednesday, Feb. i7-tliyl _

Against Poles llalted_

I the Associated Press)-Tlie German i t offensive against the Poles has come i ton halt as a result. of political diss- t

finslons among the troops. according; to it tlesputeh to the Tageliln-tt fronii tircni-liei't:. The soldiers' tfiiuiicll

fused to recognize an ortlcif rcf;cntly_ lsiiied 'by tho iriliiister of wir; The

-1 ‘P

_ aizfl elected new military chlofs.

L iii

operation covering four days 3”

Z Sol

X Jill

I ln an

tlii'oui.:li to the objective with _t_°

- t it I

..-

lied.

,____._______-. -_ _ _ _ . |

wiped out and I’nrtIieiihelnier was ie"-" bemre “tr is Wt i“~ Ame" """`yl I

keep in ti public garago_ has ,wk

___.,|ight ,nnmiom me Iockmg m.,._m_,;9_i eral times been used bvsoineoiie.

Te despafch to ph.. TM,,|,|,m ,NVE niiriit can :igilii bit ltispc:-tétl to iz: ike “'ll»t\““t “LV k“0W|€‘_<1?e or consent.

i eoiiiiectlon .between Bronrberg and "0" _ _

ineldeinuhl against Polish artillery _' (U _ _wkH_ The despatch says that P0]_ _S1-||=F gN(;|NE |qE5|3T5 ¢RANK_ niottr and the gasoline gauge every

at the German forces are now ,,em._ .snref that it l:= going to hold. E :iitl~ tml l 'WVU '10 a‘bS0|Ul~e Pl`00f 0|'-this. nmng for another onenmve and i ing out of the way ot' the ring. sliouitl I5 _ _ ill eiideiivour to defend the rallwiii' I it "‘\'~“l`“ Ulf- IH lil“'=\F-‘ 2| Safe preeau- UI-'00 Y-U15 S01* 0f tllllltt? '

there any wuy I eau get a c-hook

' Anlwer: The most natural thing

ilo is prlviitely to road the odo-

in occuiiled te1'i'i¥»0\‘y are compeli- I _ im; I:-'nie the ear is left and sei-.'\iv on the

. I '

ll! Gernian families to send telegl'-l. ' g““°1t'"l' "Her wp to ti seg;-ot mark

is to ninle menibers asking them I `___, i'l-turn home at once. It is mldotl _ l'ftl\|1‘ll. UW Gal' 118-S l>l”0SllU18lJ|_\' been it when the men return they are for- f .- _ _ \1=<‘-‘-<l- V00 Gan Writ-H }”0\1I‘ luitlills

‘ > ‘- le ` gi -5345> . 5 On

rl into the Iollsh army tint r i \.. l .

- »ii \. ' _

ents of iuternieiit. _ ['______ - sonic liicoii-spieuous part of the ' ex-

_ ___ __ _‘J . QD nn-mi im

ilt’ any change- -is noted upon your

a postage stamp and stick lt-upoii

list pipe when lt ls cold. lf the

\..\-\\ \-\ \ i J. R/writes: .‘.l'tei' taltliit; up ont sttiilip has been reiiiovod or is foniifl

‘ __;_‘~-\ ‘ly ‘ thc- ‘niirlii bt‘:i.i‘iiig< fit my eii_tgliii~_ I elini~i'ed. lt is ii pretty aura iii.t:ii_that

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D S /_ _Iliii that I taiiiitit riaiik lt_ the rar has been upon the ioiitl. _

‘ .ilinost certain Ili:-it iione ot’ the lieut'~_ ls poitsiblr to leave tho lirakfl

ings are d:iiigei'oiisl_v liglit. as I took l and tliv le_\'er'setit.ed with a private- grt-.at cure' ln the utljustinrznt, I euii I scat. but lt`.this ilu l'0uud -bvokuu. _Ilii- exert _niioiiitli _I'orv<> to- spring t.lielf-xt-iisn pi~oba.bly will hc: niatlo that .stturtliiit eraiik, lint ‘the e-ug'Iiit- iloi--` tbf- mr liuil to he movod _ to iiialie iirn liiitlgc_ Ilow can I ttii-it it o\'c'i".’ room for otliors. The unaut.1iorlz»~rl

Answer: By hitrliliig your ear hc- usff- ol' ears has soiiieitiines been dll.-

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/5 liliid aiintlmr and allowing the hitter izovnrefl by t-lie owiiors' fitirliniz the

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- l~DN ,-A ¢C.H ,I L., ioivit, pqttliig your I-ar into high ‘ enizhi 0 ii-arm. when lie ling not ii."/tt

ar av U51 »_:i:,,"f ci-ic m _ -i"'3 NU

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gt-ai' :ind then grutlitally Icttliii; in lt lm' tltt_vs_ _

S-°"__'y,,.‘ _

Questions of general Interest to column, space permitting. Address

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~ tr'a»ops`oii tho other hand accepted lt.~I _ `~ motorists will be answered in tIiisA'|bert L. Clough, care of this office. _

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' of the tact tiia-t the Germ'iin<~i had est- `

; The operations thon cruised in spite I --..-.__..._. m. __ -_.ir-=_______.. f _ :_ ;_, _.___._e=.=r_.:._ __ r.§.___.-'... _..`_.;-_`;v

_l aslillsliod 3 favourable offcnslvo posit-i _ _

l lon ‘against the Poles who proceodetl _

to advance wltli numerical superior* forces. A company of Gorman sold- ! iers under Llriutennnt I’at‘t.licnlieituor l rotusoil to retiirii to Bmmberiz in the ltace of warnlngii. and tho- dewiitch § ands. were attacked on three sides'

_ by heavy Polish forces. . The company was alinost entirlil

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_ over-yt.bt-ii|;‘tti lt. I should knnvi' th-xi -_ I the holglitsi und depths of God’t~i trtitli f I-were riot very great, If' with my Door i lliiite mind I could reucli e\‘ei'y»tlilii`g. ` The great Ruskin siiid:` _ 1

All _tlint I have taught. of art. every-'

tilihig that I have wrftteii_ every great-

ness that there- has been in any i tliouglit of nilne. whatever I have done i Iii my life, luui shii<piy_-been _duo to thu "t':i.ct that when I w-an ii. child tuy moth- '

tri- daily read with me awpiirt of the Jllble, and daily made ine"}e'a'rn it .pnt'L` of lt by heart. ~

But, there is one thlng'uli`out which

there is no difficulty. It att, easy to iinderstand as A. B. C_ -I mean the way to be_ saved. “Look unto Me. and be ye saved." “Believe on the Lord Jesuit' Ciirlst. and thou shalt -be saved." are

the plain simple words of Scripture. ____ I For God so loved the world, that Iio`

__Piisscngers who travel by the C. Pf R. alwa s speak of tlir

acc_omiiiodiit.ioi'i-_-- " _

~; Neverttiesitate . to _go-C. I’. R. _iwlicn tlf)lNG"WES'l‘_-iio

unnecessary delayii anywheref ; 1- , - ’. -

All trains usually on time and make good connection_s-- No"’tihiing€”ne`cessary from i\lo_iitr'ea| to the Pacific Coast.-

_ The checking of baggage lookedafter at all stations with- out atiyflticonvenlence to p‘asseitie_rs. I »

Reservations made by wire free-Write, phone or ivire for

riitesyind reservations when re‘qul_red. `

. illicit for the canadian iriitific iricitgg' oi'ipe.7s artist George

Street

the war-materially-orits exec- ‘ ' " i ,., .` -

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'courteous treatment of all officials and of the good service and ` U'

Does Life Insurance Pay? _

In this

Judge for Yourself _

and following issues of this paper I am going to show you '

i _the experience of a few of our own leading citizens with Life Insurance.

Life _Insurance Companies are no longer permitted to make estim-

-ate -of profits to be paid ten, fifteen or twenty years hence. That _is wellland

the law should have been ‘made to read that way thirty years ago. ‘

_ But actual results, results obtained by men you know right here in -_ your own home town, not in Ontario or Manitoba or New Brunswick but _ right here. That is anothernnatter. _

_ _ For over titty years TI-LE CANADA LII-‘E has been doing business in Prince. Edward Island .and today this Grand old Company is doing a '

larger business than even' I honestly believe it the best Company in the '-

- world to insure with. _ ` " 'I

Results of policy 12019. W. T. Huggan Plan-Ordinary Life Prem-

_ ium $16.40 pet year Amt. of policy $1.000 Taken out 1872.

Total premiums to end of year 1914, $688.80 value of Policy 1914,

P' __ ‘$17si_25. _ $92.45

iii__yours.

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Profits added to face of the policy exceed the premiums paid 'by

'M ‘Life Assuiiaiice_pai_d in this case. It will pay aswell or better

_ --RGGERS, Charlottetown

_ ' V ”‘ MANAGER P. E. I. BRANCH

CANADA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY

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4 H5- We have decided to continue our if I /4' -' ‘

lil

" A nic BARGAIN SALE <

untilssturda -_iiebruiryisui at io _..._ -» 'I ’

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