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` f°U0W¢<l lll¢'11¢°'Pmi¢°°\_i"Y°*' !° 2 PYCWYUW WW - _ _  lgfniiiirtiiu wooripsiin iii:
_ _ lt' is generally safeto avoid all short cuts. In our _ ‘ wlr to Ottawa _ t
llttarlrillalriiirtri Guardian
Head Office at Charlottetown, lraneh Offices at Summer-
aido, Atherton. Bourll and Montague.
A London Office, Marconi House, Strand, W.C.
Subscription Phorie..~......... .  . ..  132-2
Newaand Edit. Day Phone  .. .. ..  133_
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ManaglngEdltor.......  .  . ...J.R.Burnett
SATURDAY, JANUARY 15, 1916.
WHERE IT WILL FND
Lord Kitcliener, as is pretty generally known, is a
iiiati of few words, and as is also pretty well known,
very few oi' his few utterances find their way into thel
channels of authentic news. .\`evertheless some as~
piriiig correspondents have published alleged inter-
iit-ws with K- of K~ and given alleged opinions of
his coiiceriiiiig ilie war, its methods and its duration-
' lf those it may lie generally asstitncd that K. of K.
|»roli:ihl_\~ iiever either expressed the opinions credited
to liiiii nr lit-ard of them unless he happened to read
rlieni in such iiewspapers as came in his way.
true of thi- latest "opinions ” attribtttcd to Lord
l\'iiclit-iicr is that the war will be fought to a finish,
not iii ilic llalkaiis as some believe, but in Germriiiy.
\\'|ictlicr Lord l\'itchener ever saiil so or not is It
iiiatter oi' little consequence as well as of little dotibt.
l`lie probability. indeed the certainty, is that it is in
tieriiiaity. and Germany only, that it can he fought
io a finish.
The tlevastatioii of Serbia and of .\loiitetiegro,
laiiientalile as they are, are after all only side shows
in the great drama. If the Hurts should overrun all
the llalkan States and secure possession of them all
it would have lint little effect upon the sittiatioti at‘
lioiiit-_ \\`heii tierinany is attacked inf force then will
he the liegiiiriiiig of' the end. This attack is in the
fiittire, we believe in the near future, as soon as
\~_¢_~:itlier coiirlitiotis permit, probably iii the early
siininier. .\n official of the Iintente Allies said recent-
ly that on the western front the position was n_ios_t`
satisfactiiry ; they knew the strength of the enemy and
their own, hoth iii men and munitions; they could
break through the (icrman lines any time they wanted
to; they had the Germans, “not beaten, btit ready for
lit-aiiiigf’
'l`liat then is thc position. The more Germany
lizitters her head against the different stone walls ini
rlie Ilalkans, whether she gets through them with or '
without difficulty, the cost will be such as to materially
lessen lier'powers of resistance in thc west when thc
The niillions of Russians and the millions operat-
ing on the western frotit will in all probability begin
their drive siintiltancously and the object of the drive
will be the heart of the German empire. The Balkan
melee will then fade into comparative quiet. The
.\`i~rhians, who only left their country temporarily, will
rt-turn; the .\lontcnegrins will do likewise, and by thc
time the .-\iisiro-Germans get back to again-disposses
tlrein tht-re will hc a new Austria and a new Germany,
liiith newly horn from the fires that are only now being
i-t-:illy kiiidlt-il» .\iiil the in fnnts, Austria and Germany,
will their liave other things to think of than worrying
river the Ilalkans- ' '
The reporter who claimed that Kitclieiicr said.the
\\:ir woitld be finished in Germany was right-
SHORT CUTS
On every street' corner in 'thc city, where there is
siiffieiettt margin, there is a well beaten path cutting
across the angle, ilisfigtiriifg flte grassy street side and
indicating thc very common litimanlwcakness for short
cuts. The cut across the eorncr saves probably a few
steps along the legal highway and the saving is re-
garded as sufficieiit-recompetise for the tinsiglitly scar
that has been left on what without it would have been
:i beautiful grassy sivard and a source of pride to the
t’il\'.
'find blending together various elements. The little
Robert Herrick o_f the Chicago University, in lier big
guns, her ships,fher Kaiser and his “Prussianized 
::‘f:f‘;i"z;;..1‘ 'f‘.r.i‘:.‘;°.;““;.‘;i.' ‘d:1‘;"..‘£.;1;i.;r:;1: - "wr S===°"°~S f°=
'i . vi y wi 'i ons s c e _ _ f
illtiniiriated by countless crimes, with its defiance of _ GUARDIAN READERS ~
contracts; its la\v of “indispensable severities,” its Furnished V
i- ~ ~ , i ' I , . `§ “f***‘ 
military reasons '-why, that must then become the DY W- 9 I-°\ll°" _
law of th r l a
Christmas good cheer, the breath of the war and of `
Belgian from tlevastaterl Flanders, and the Britisher
from Albion’s shores, join hands in mutual trust and.-1
confidence. .-\nd looking into the composite character
of the British forces what splendid goodwill do we
brown Indian, the worthy South African, the stalwart
Australian, the sturdy Canadian, all meet together
on the common ground of loyalty, justice and regard-
Surely from most, if not from all, stand points can
wc claim to have the spirit of the season- So long as
this continues we may rest assured of final success,
distant perhaps, but none the less certain in the final `
reckoning-" ' i
And among the contributors, of course» there is at
least one Prince Edward Islander. Mr _I. K. Lacey,
who contributes :i poem, "An F.mpire’s Heroine.”
Of this sort of Prince Edward Island and the poem
the editor says: "_[. K. Lacey, the author of _-\ri
I§nipire`s l-leroine, in this number, is a native of Prince
Edward Island, having been born near Charlottetown
some 24 years ago. He is a frequent contributor in
verse and.prose to the “ I.C.” but we think his poem
tipoti ;\liss Cavell, the heroine of Brussels, is his finest
effort. He is a driver in the horse transport and is
one of some eight ‘Island Boys ’ in our unit, all good
fellows.” (Mr Lacey is well ltnowrt in Charlottetown,
having been for some time in the employ of Hyiidniati
8; Co. as insurance agent.) Following are the verses
referred toz- _
The wondrous truth of which no bard can tell,
ns rined iiithin the simple nord Cavell
The German peril did not lie, I thought, says_Prof.
_ ax-,_ _ ...
cities they mar our, street sides, in our everyday life _ .` _ ` ` . 1 may Borden of Ottawa has kindly \“
I  e - _ . - ~ . i u w i ~ it ~ , s
_they lead to uticcrtainties and d_ang¢_r_s_. Th; King's ,,f:',";ef,ed ::fm_‘;_‘;°"}§a§“u§:,b‘;§’. mended tier iiiiu-innigo to uid iiriirgo 3 //_, »
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is  ' it - cali* ,_ °dh'v°‘|lo Nam i . i A i-\
_ '_"_"’ ‘ . are  ml. 'rtie younxer Deo _ ’ ~ -V °°-“°°“ "°"°“ '° ' ` ' . '
\\'e are in receipt of at-copy of “The Iodine_ p_to~ot_f.lte__m___ctiurc)_i_t;_s_i_i_i__e at _$°_::°“;-.|_e'|:§zn:*‘° g»:¢_i{_D¢'é:;-__;'_l__f: __ _
iC"'°"l°'°'"-3 l"°“Y "me I’-“P” P“b“s_h°d by “‘°[riou¢a1~nnii ma nn isiiiiiiiiini canvas {'if:"°ii'iti-wfii Jr' M' Commiy' We or T* TTTT
Canadian boys at the front ‘fifs office is Somewhere 1| being made tliyotiggiout nie city ming* lg; H28 *’1;e§:°;‘_'_;::h 12?; ‘
iii France ” and it is printed by kind permission of _~ _,heist weekiiims beg” 8 gay one -wife ofthe chairman- of"tho oltnwa '  lf' I if 
_Lieut.-Col. R. P. Wright, Officer Commanding No. I ‘socially and iurtlie weather was do "fl‘"'°' .` , _ ” \_`__ '
llkhtfully mild nothing occurred to mar M
the first time since her marriage on "lm “t Uxb"dg°,‘ , ,
Wednesday afternoon at lier pretty `
the trenches Here is a sample paragraph' home on_:o_tiegcv_;p_i_t_ti‘ it_voi;_ti_esait_i_i wés Fixfgrigé ‘git 1V|[_‘;;h$';‘;';(' ggsgscgfengf
Over a great area at least tie remark the spirit °"m'°d 5 y ,ecen od visit to his brother Mr Goorso
I* ` . i _ , . I I i 4 a I
V "Shaw, Mrs. Hillson, although t- '  
of goodwill. With one common end in view the ly ofVll1o0\\ver.wasafoi-mer reigtlitit M°"h°°°° l” R°"fl§'2k°' B' C' I
Russian of the Great White Empire,_the Frenchman '2:°l"&‘,'in‘;f:7h';';;i{_"Al’s‘;i,';fi;;",5;1°f,:'e :ml _ M__:_.__Hug_tt__:ivtirbti_r_t_on, ypio_tiiio been
of Sunny France the Italian from ancient Rome, the llltroom were Mrs. D. Show who :gcc I:°No___h"e‘:_’;~_ Ni ca’ H “fl "°‘
~ ' _ gerla. is recelvlng _
° r.°“';“§a;."i';.»..‘”~..:.-,.€,°:.':.°.:1i ritz.; »  »-My Wim. time  We Want t0 Sh0W YOU and Your
Ganga! ' ' week. he having come to spend a B
- ,, , , month with 'his father Dr. George 
Warburton and Mrs. Warburton. Mr.
Tho Patriotic Bridge and Dance on
Monday evening was largely amended Warburton has many interesting tales
. o 0 0
_ d to tell and he is the centre of ° at- » S t _
au: r‘.:‘.':‘.'s:.:;'..::‘..'1.:’“;f.r;; “.‘:..'::rt    i» f» iw ar aln in ul S
their khaki making 8 Prem, back his short furlough will he a dell_ghtt`ul
ground to the many handsome dresses ‘me amlmg °ld ""°“dS
Monday for Ottawa to be present at “JW °f
the formal opening of Parliament
Owing to Mr. A. A. McLean l\l.P.. _
being indisposed be did not leave un- Z-
tll yesterday for Ottawa. He was itc-
g P 5' Y ‘ C ‘Ig on active 58|-vim Mfg Arthur sum very creditable mtiunei The Pluiu
Is doomed to die ere comes the morning light- van, oi' Winnipeg, has gone with Lady Treo WHS It srilondlfl drama lll lltrfftf ~
' r rt, w ii . r.
~|-umm _ part ln l ch the hero and horolnc
if a ir after years ot’ suffering, are united in 
Before my eyes I see a gentle creature, Yesterday afternoon Mrs. W. K. the bontts of _abiding lov0~ Tllo__HCt;l\‘ M
i , . . . ' S I- , ,
\\hod spent lter life in soothing htttnati woes, §;§‘:;mwii?nt¥ii>stii%ssB:lilg%s ‘ibiy  itaeiiieiiillnginiliiie Ltitiii-iiowtiiiiitt\fi-iusriiiilneiii in _ _
Gaze with a look of sweet compassion quite a'lai-ge number of invitations M_ext§o hetnr; DM!l3ll0l‘l_Y_§l>¢_f0fl1C\ll=\l_] » , ~_~_ _`._5,P-'gs __ _ _
Upon her captors and her coiintry’s foes- _fffgegsgggf Lqgfgszgg pé2§g»B;,ii,lii§ irhifhniili ii; hciiii-ii iii; tiiiiiiiiiipiiilft. 1;.”  IL"
. others whlled away it few pleasant li:_iilso_ strl_klng_. _r:_ilt;_ f11ll:_llE__t\llf1 31: 1'  ";:i"°= ' ‘
~ ~ h _ | _ ft f, b ' g O \B|' UIDDIHH ll I0 S fl I‘0Il \ _ " 2 _ , -"””`
’\V'd_I vfncc so tcndcr that n lholjsnnd heroes' eiii)tl'1\i`t?.dSt‘i)c:i1ll)ihe ;uc;xf.xsi?‘_)'¥hoii: Piiiil- dizzy height: of tho littgo llimr‘st side, "--fi'-1"q~-9*
,mumc b___gin_.___ f. \\ hod tossed on beds of pain, oft loved to hear, _ot_i_<;_ait_:lrri_ _Bare __t_ltc_i_rougti_t_y__:s_i_;_l_oy_'ti_r_t ___l_igaV_l_r_io_i;_y;__E_`_t__r;_rniit____t:2s__o 
, _ e e ini ri w c . ' - » - i I
She brat ely stood grgrclouied by deailfs shadow, _ _:Mies Club for PMr,o"cgl";urn08Bs_,,,,|p u,,.0,|g|,O,,,_ The sw,-y is one Qf frm, _
t And roiidl 's ke the words that En land holds very mntei-lorry in many good works. womnnli' forlitiirlo und roslrrnutioii ln
P0 H
Q0 de" .,. ,,,--, the face of extreme pain. A strong
'- ‘ ~ - M _ P thi k h I uw, this Western drama was sh_r_iwn ln iultlltlon
weéasheresisier asI&1fs_'e€~_hfmp,on of to the tidvertlsed.'and Tho Mlx-up at
. . _ . , , _ Maxlm's " with Eddie Lyons. provoked
Thcrc’s a lesson in thc grand but simple story, ry“° v“"°" , ,, , ` i-oar upon roar or laiighter, being ii
Miss Catherine Hughes writer and "1"" “mic “`°“°'
’ ' | _ ' ‘ . ‘. 1 uth rof“'I‘lie,Bliu:_k_l'tobe Voyageur", l"""'__“
Tils t_t_e _noble _spirit of th_e Empire s tiaiightcrs. The :’nemoh,~B of Pa_thm,_,Lacom\,,,_..0_ 
M. R., the great missionary of the
___,,,,____ f ¥.z:.“t.°‘a::."r... .twist rrrtporirmrr
liomeln Edmonton, utter vlsltlng
ers Reception hai-,.d,,di:ecny 'mer' " caslon were exceedingly beautiful
  Plllllff [lllllllll lllflllli
companiefi by M,-5_ M¢~Lean_ .Dwlng to it delay ln connection with
it is -if the trains the two-reel comedy
Premier Mntiireson and tho Hon. A. “ Shani;haled.” Chaplin masterpiece.
E_ A,.ssnau|¢_ leave this morning for was regrettably, but entirely uiiuvold-
otinwii to attend ri meeting or nie ably so for as the management was
t mviuided soldiers Aid commission. concerned. not shown at ttie Prl_1_1ce
, ' '- _| (7 1 | | C r ti amy I-Edward Theatre last evenng, W on
“"‘ EMPIRE5 HEROINE iii; ciiillmpifniiiig o<iii’i§i°iinvi°i».v° that iioiumr time was overwuerm~  l
" " ` - ri is n iiigly crowded. Notwithstanding this, _
1' h b ‘i 't' however u thoroughly en'ovablc pro- '  h'i\"/'\lr`;l'i-/5-ry/»
Standing before 7| "UCI bm' Ol .l“dgmem~ holdagtiirrraliililiipelx)-i-whoanlr;lsMii1m élidrllliei grammeiwas preseriteitl. it line comorly `  
Hidden from the world by secrecy and might, .Moi\se`.'li`i 0itowa.hao‘1bt‘t for England with Eddie Lyons t1rif{_Vi<‘lol_'i=1__l"_ord¢‘ ‘ -T _ '_ _ ‘ ’ AlI§f`i3.??-"¢E1ilQt;;,§j
.'\ heroine, thou h hel les et unfl'n h'i . to be mm. her h“Bmm,d_ wh? has mst t;ililng_ tht’ l’l°_"° °f f"h'.‘." °_ " 3 ""- _“vw” 44'
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ihightvay, on _which the peasant has as itiuclt right as p_t__moetinn °lta_;i‘n§_°t:_onMtg:i__i;ti_i_c: f;;*g_;°é\:n§;;dw;_>_:_:l_::d8:nl;:_X¢°-sees: _  _ .  
the King and from which neither King nor peasant m.°¢m“b°‘m“m‘h"’ been “usd in comm Home in aid ot the home. by the Voh _
‘V t‘
a aadaaotion to know that an nie iin ° ~'°l“\ -‘\“‘l’“'°“"’  & li
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A WAR l’APElt dgww “;;f°<1 -;d_°;§;f¢geg,';,*;; $Zi$'&‘J§’“ni n‘i.“t2Zi§i...i`.Il_"i‘i."..i,...i." ff
` ._ _ _ ' W » uiiury Ata_Dota¢tinient'.'rti iv or i '_ ' _ ` -
_‘can oust its. is the only sure na). :Ol ‘l_lll.|-£3 %:g‘C::_l:__;iV?__l;:___ftll`__fl: mr” M the amiga “of .  
_Canadian _Field Ambulance, and. of course, censored me  Many ammnon cans __°___r:_._ t_l_:_1_r._!_t'iet:_o_¢t_v:t_llKt:;t_t_ti_ts gspk _ ,i 1.1, __ 
_S24 [hy the Chief Ccnsor. _ we:_e___made airaaveral hosr_e;i;_f_i:___;’_;ro before “mug for England to ____ "ea-_; ;__- - t__ \L-_ __'A_
Adverllllllg Pllbht . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . The copy before us is the _Christmas number and gt me pu Wgdrteagdgiy gm y. _he;d_hu_?bsmu;f who is attached to the é \ _  _.\ .
'in its editorial there is, mingled with thc spirit of Hrs. Howard Hillsonreeelved for M °° ‘* °f the C°“"l°”°°"' “°”' - °'“‘°°°
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itilttee of ladies _after which dancing and Miss Mcnomnd __ecei_ved_ um ,
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;‘iZ.‘ih°2§§ii.i’J. ....i“..,°:’.§..‘i‘3.i..f.'i ;;f»_»vi»=;_-0°--_gf 0°;-gmt “M Only. billed for Christmas trade
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'gviglal very pieasam h°‘lr;w$:§hD';; tunity to welcome the new tilovernor       Or'
-- , e program openin »
- _ _ , i h _ and his lady, Mrs. McDonald was ns- - ~ 1 <
.'.‘I.’:‘;";3...?.I‘;i.,.,'.‘i€§‘l’;”..hit.. £3253 ~;;-r-<1 ini--wiring by ii..._ ,_ il. folks, fit _ads from 9 to 16 years old.
teglmental Fund iinrl the Patriotic ”‘th|°9°n and Mm F L }““m"‘
__.und_ ' ' I ~ while tea coffee and' lceis wcro served   $7_5O_
, , , hy glrs._Mu;_~__dock _l;lc§lnqnon, Mri;_._ S. . d ,4 
Senator and Mrs. liluriiliy of Tig-  X"l‘l.;‘_:'_§ue{f' ang*  argd   to' ay, ill . .
nlsh left. Monday for Ottawa and werel Mtg 'D UM h__dd‘__'_ ____'________d hy __ §
"resent at the °p-enlng of Iilarmémenlr' number of young lridlesi. Thoideeorn
Mrs’ Murphy mmsung at t e pen ' tions of Government House on this oc
ML Donald Nicho1S0u_M_ PLL “_ and the whole function throughout P A T Q N S
- - one of the mostcnloyable in the his-
companled by Mrs. Nicholson. lett Government Ho____e_
the youngest of
ada this month to
Prince Erik. spent
land for the some
Prince Viggo Christln, ot Denmark,
Prince Waldemar, is going to Can
he will stay for three years, accord
ing to presaiit iirriiniat-iiic'iits, i-iays
l.onr1on'l`rutli. llis tliiril lirtitlier.
the tour sons of
learn farming. and
.sonic time lii Eng-
purpose two years
i‘lit~:~isri do t'li:ii‘tri»s.
l ii- l
F
_    _ friends ln Ottawa for it few tlny§_.
'S B $1
____ ____ _ Sli* Louis and Lady Drivlos of Otta-
~‘ wa had as their giieiit this week their
nephew Cadet Wiggins of Kingston.
the Secretary of the Provlu-
cial Committee of Wounded
._._............,..........,.... ll.
Nellie Gillespie, Charlotte-
town. lntimnting the date ot
expected arrival, cause of ro-
turn and any other particu-
lars, ln order that preparation
may be made for a. fitting
reception.
 X§X§KH
c \\or tl, the s vagcs’ law. Germany would _' I ' ‘l \l-lot Breads Not lnjurloul. i
make the public morality of the world. And all of tts |q03g3_
_Christian peoples would fall in behind the band wagon. _
Even proud Americans cannot resist the fascination of 8"" F" Tix'¢hc°,’._ _ y Roman Meal. Malte your piincalies.i
U 0
_ gems, mufllns. gingerbread, steam
success. German methods of government, German
:When made from n non-starchy,
man h me granulated flour like Dr. Jncltsonai
puddlngs, bread or anything in house-
He was "me m°"° 'hm' ° Bady' hold baliln fro usln one thlr
method- »f            .....  , rt-tirrrrrir. si ciiinnirit
. . 1 _ - `
methods of morality-one for you and me as lone _¢_l_\_<:_esta;t_a__;in_<_i__ri;_t:ie_tll;o_crt_ l\:°;l_\__:"_§ is from the oven it desired. May safely \\= \
The lnindrcds who follow in the footsteps of the ;I“dl"ld“aIS and aflolhel' |3Wl955 0"° “fhen We gel our ilves that all the world seemed med ‘°-I* b“b°~-75°” '|"”.‘“l°" “°“
person who first violated thc, perhaps unwritten, civic
by-law to keep off the grass' take no thought of the
injury done, no thotigltt,o_f ih__e disfigurement of what
the ci_ty is paying money for maintaining as an oifna-
tiieiital street border, the only thought is for the few*
steps gained in :i walk iakenprobably for the sake
of the exercise. Similar short' cuts/disfigure our
parks, lawns and other places originally designed as
beauty spots.. Of course the evil occurs only in
summer _and if.is mentioned thus early merely in
we may, by the_‘titne the grass begins to grow again,”
think better oi- lt and follow the footp.-ttlis on which
.it is perfectly legal and equally pleasant and mitch
more creditable to travel-
"W l‘°P¢ *hal 'bi' llllllklng li Over once in a while -General of Canada, as the leader of a' dancing innova~, mi' - "nh 9 ti'-i-7?.
ees
walks along t|1e;'st_i"eets.aiid on our parks, may well
b¢-l"¢85fd¢<| Will' 5li8Pi¢i0\\- "The longest way round " tangled steps. Would she' polka? So the orchestra 9\"'°|Y he Wolf!
is not only the “ sttrest_way_ home," but is very gener-
ally the only 1eg_itimat¢ road. There are short cuts
to krtnwledg/e which, if followed, carry us along paths
at the énrl of which we find, instead of the knowledge
has just been givfen by the Califomia Club to Lord ¢l1;_\\°\l°° with
__ _ _ , _ _ Aberdeen and his-` Countess; and when the tango was yn," ¢°,.;Ll°,,'§e:.'§'
f _Short cuts, iti.more,ut1derstakings than our daily"i‘n full tang, his lbordship confided to Mrs Rolph that |l'0*»l1°l' helm “|08
in would rave in join iii.~~_biii didnt rmowfitie n¢w~I§2’,‘{,‘,',:,,‘§“,2°1,,}‘,}‘
fwiis instructed; I d.sooii‘-allieyés were centrad_up_oti :,'L".',,,;i::-°',,,,°,:'|:I‘
tion! The idea is startling, days London Opinion; ‘Tho lil" do not
Y t ._ ha » _ - -  that. t. _ hrlghtly now, and
E I 5 COYIIC  P355. 8ppCa|'S 3 TCCCP N11 th' children como
_ _ _ sticky character allows digestive julce_s
.together as a state-would be imitated more than "k§,ea ggiideiiiaiiiziigwamclI“liif£:r`;-0,0 to permeate. and entire mass digest!
German methods of civil and ‘military organization. by the East po,-ch and _:inn it be.. Bt °l1<=°~
. AIIR MIbkll\_ dill ,
We should all become strong armed super-men under grgzmfgsblgggfbhe _:_'_'_’_“"|“l;*l'“2§thlh; nom-i,|,g;mi,‘;u,:°¢;,,:, mints, fmcvggfs
' ` ' y lndlgeatlon, and poaltlvol relieves
the hypnotism of German success. Perish the thotghtl 2i_:t;it_t_tt_t.t_ii___i_i_ml_t? pti-_:»:en_tA_:_h_f;1 ?___\;»:_1g wnmmmm_ or "money fuck.. Ask
= - 't\ ' _ "Wa" woses.. Munnms we mr doctor. All |roce‘rs’. wc. and
' - i "‘“°»d "mn "L“"‘°"i' f°'°"”' I »‘ Mgtlglliniiliomnn Meal Co Toronto
 .- . 'twice we moved. nndnl ofte can 7 _ __ _ " ,V  '"""' *` ‘
' .rleil with its ii. atlp, _-and nov three,
‘ _ ' _ porches are cntwlnod"l7!.-"I0 “U10
vine tiiiionirng on ttiroush the rind
summer hours, viii o little hands
Relatives of soldiers re-
turning from the front are
asked to communicate with
Soldiers Commlsalo Misa ‘
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and Old Age are idevitable. Have you built your ramparts
so that you and yours are immune from the foe of_ Boverty:
If you have not. dig the first trench now by taking out at,
Policy with the
Great-West Life Assurance Co.
Head Office -Winnipeg Branch Office-Clftown
I-I ndrnan & '¢a. I-td.
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PRINCE IS COMING. ago. when be lived on_a Karin lu l:.dti't
--_ Glonccster‘slilre. Ho is now farming
on a large scale' in lJeiiiuurlt.- Prince
' Viggo is to leave .Copenhagen fo:
~ ?\'ew_ York on Jantitiry 13."'l‘he ll'/6
' clillilrcii ot' the late Prtiicess’_Wnlric-
- mar will share her cotrrildqrable -for-
tunre, iiiirl they will also lnherlt lurk!!-
lv troiii tliiii' rzriiiirliiiiirlicr. the Du-
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glvoocaqim
Mrs Rolph and ford Aberdeen jiggefy-iigging _in the' egg ti;'oiir_
dear old early Victorian measure It was such 'ai mi’ 651°
success tlia'fnll~&fifoi1ti\'ifliearnit`ig the `p‘olka'again, 
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W: sought, a useless smattering. There are ghort cuts -and the fashion _ amines to aptud Y _ 
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Victoria Row °
Every homemaking man, brother. father,
husband, son, needs a good plane, hatcliet and saw
for the many odd “fixing-up" jobs 'around the house -
When you want a really _good barrzain in de-
pendable tools of this kind-C ME HERE.
We will satisfy you on quality and price--for
this is the store of dependable hard-
ware values..
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