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Tiff    I Nom By The Way l
l¢"l|l:|il||¥Yf|¢Ial’:d~TBl)"l;\-DO por year idoilverelt ll alvaloo-
Ml ya year flaiirlb ia advance la Caaala all  to U- LA.
lll' Clarks Uallon, Vrrsileal, I. ll. Barnett, Editor and Pabllalor.
D. ie. cunts, annotate manor. I-t appears by. newspaper reports
that Mr. Meighen and the Prime
I FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29,1922. ;‘__';§_*°__§'_’_§__"__“__'j__‘f_j§°_‘}__‘j°_§;°C;__j_*_j
NEIGHBORLV INTIREST
The current number of the In
ternationsl Bulletin, publisliud in
New York, “for the guidance and
protection of American business
men and investors interemed in c
overseas conditions by the' Inter- '
national Institute of Economics"
has many good things to sal) or
Canada as a desirable place for b
American investment. "f)ulluda.`
'says thc Bulletin. “owing tile
people of the United States Va bill-
ion and a half dollars. is :lic best
debtor this country has not ex-
cepting even sturdy old England."
It basis this conclusion on the
fact that Canada possesses in
largt? measure the two great es-
sentials on which safe credits are
based, namely. physical resources
which are capable of producing
the means by which the obliga-
tions are to be met. and. that the
human interests tn which credit is _
keep faiith. These qualifications. _
thonBulletln declares. Canada pos- l___
sssses as few nations do. The
basic lines of the economic life of
a country are agriculture, mining,
transportation, industry. trade, fin ,M
ance and politics. V
AB a wheat -:rowing country, I"
Canada is in the opinion of the a
ed States and, with the exception
of Siberia the worlds greatest pw
tentlal source of increased viheat
supply. The -crop already averages
Dominion undoubtedly stands on
and the present attitude of the
Canadian Government toward the
l l- dameulally Eastern Question. Mr. Meigllen
the threshold o un _
_Id I_oII0m_II __evII_opmI_m__ had first declared that .Canada was
so" 8 ` a party to the treaty of Sevres, and
The Public' Forum
Per-I
This sslumn ls sssn for ths
discussion by oornspond-
ents of questions sf Inter-
sst. The Charlottetown
Guardian does not nusaa-
lrily sndorss the opinions
sxprosssd by Its oarroa
_ r°M|°ntl-
ooooooo-o-o-o-o-ooo-ooooooo-ooo
After t°“°m“5 b""ny on CM' that not only were we a party to Fpfqqug Sygfem 'lf cl-'mph' `
ddibll h&l1\¢ll1S Bild Ol-bel' Wllici it, but on the action of-the present
ld thus --Th. Premier we, only a few months Sir.-I bex your permission
tion of ollr representative in sign-
the arhicle concu es : _ . I I I _ ___
_~ _ aga n o re ~
oncliusion is irresistable that for 55°- ratmed by l°gisl'"i°." the ‘C space in angtlzvxstgnst¥i$i‘:erq‘h‘;:3oli:a
asked me b' Educationalisi. I-le
b American, next to lnvestiiient 5
e U18 the Healy- asks ine, first, what I mcarl by
right in the better enterprises of ____ ..gene____l tradlblons _md __e______,a__
C ds l me lin reply to this contention the ments" of an -educational lnstitu
ment: “In the first place there is.
his own country, ana is . II W II _WI I
est place lo lnvesl llls ml,ney_ - Premier made the following stale- h_‘_’;"__ cI;’nI__‘;_ __t‘5:_\;;_5;_I‘;I‘I'_‘§’I3;'I_°;_):I1I‘;_5I_'~f
ard of scholarshlip and "requires"
-_'-“**°"";", ill l'€l'l‘l'lly~ 110 lfellly df Sei/F05- 0!l that its students shall measure up
August 10 1920 the Allies formul-
lo that standard. This tradition
PSAT FUEL ' ' is handed down from generation
ated certain proposals to Turkey.
elleratlon of teachers and, 'is
` ---- . - to g _
For many years private enter- These wer” emb°d"ed in the f°""' I pointed out. cannot be substant-
of a tres-ty which was subsequent- lallyl changed by an arbitrary
third set of proposals have since
""0" “M g°"""“'“"'““' ` ‘°d"“‘ ly signed by representatives or the Chunse lu the pass luark. You cau-
H0( get m0l'€ gl`8‘|l! Olll Of ll 1163])
and provincial. haxc experimented Allied countries. but which never ____ me_____________I __ ___ s________I__ _“__
with peat fuel with the object of became operative' A second “NL kets.
Educatilonallst's contentifcin that
making it available commercially-. been l.m_med_ and there ls _ww __ undue _lmporlance ls attached [0
English mid the languages at P W
The €Xl>¢l'h\l8l1f5 haw 110'- been fourth under consideration." »
_ _ C., I have attempted to answer in
iarkedly successful. Indeed, so -3- ,__ lcller whlch appeared ln me
th ‘MT Meighewa reminder 1° "5 next column io Edu<.ui.iol.alisls
ll
unsuccessful were they that e _ ' " tl ' ` ` 
_ is ru a statement issued on the questions. As he has asked me to
‘°d"“‘ 5°"”“"‘°“‘ °°"“-` ’°“”‘ evening of september 25. ln this "tell us anywhere else wheresuvhl
t s stem obtains," I have picked
algo issued a warning against tak- slalemem he quotes ln lull me .  ._ _ I
up at random a bullcun of McGil
ing stock in speculative undertak- statute _ introduced hy the Prime Unlve_.slly_ -l-hereln one may Feud:
nlls for the mechanical prepara- Minister 37- l-he |391 Seslimll Ui P07' "0l`<lillHl”y COUYSB f0I‘ file DUEYW
wooded are morally certain to __ lilameni and entitled "An Act :cr ol B- A. First year: .
Cairryiug into Effect the 'I‘rea"t-s
on of peat fuel as experiments _ _ _ Greek ____ Lall___
h and Histor
n this direction had proved uiisat Ol peace elween Hls M_I_j__`__y _`I`__I_  I_"I_ngl_ism 'II y.
" ` _ - s e a cs.
f50'-°|'Y- HLllliZ8l`y lilld Tllfkey-" He all-in 4. ibatfn, Greek, French, Gcr-
ln l9lS_ owlug to __ mel 5lml.l_ quotes from Hansard to show that llldn Ol' Spanish. .
o. iPi\vllics
I-Ion. Mr. Ditutlurand, leader of i.iie_ _The é___en____I_ ____ Q_____0n,__ U____
age' the federal Department °f Government in the Senate stated _emu revellq pracllcdlly llle
' ' .' '_ .2 _ '
|005 decided I-0 make fd"-her ln' that the bill then before the House same requirements. except that a
and‘s words were “-We are now
estigations and appointed a com- ratified the treaty. Mr. Dauilur- ihlfd l0l`9ll<ll lHll'l§ll8il@ may be Ui'
ccn instead of the Science.)
iitee for that purpose. The 0:l'.- when we come to lhe second
ratifying it.”
year at IVinGill, we find only two
_ _ _ ._
rio government made a s mllar ap _ ___ __II____I_I____I____ SII_)_ec_s_
'WI' Melldheh Hllpcars to have ii English Composition.
‘established the tact that (`u.u.ld.t 2- LEU" 0\' me
Ilgliged 8llglll€9l`S Bild Dl`0099‘\9d|wM nm only a Blgnalory to _lm I submit, that these prolzraills
0 expel-imem_ lp/[ally llllel-_-__,l_ng' ` _ __  ' '-ire typical of un-ivcrsity reilulrc.
treaty ly l e action of her retire' mouts for a general course. The
facts resulting from tl1l;.r iuvesti- sentnlive, Sir George Perley, hilt ailopiiou of such a curriculum
gations have coihc to light and became ill el/€l'y Way rel-lll0ll-‘ilbld “'°“m °*""“_‘“]y,"‘e*‘“ 3" i“°“°'““"’
for the treaty by the action of the m me relative lmpnrtancepofvyllg'
t _ .C
Buuetm' 500000 0913' U’ U00 Ulllf' pointuient and the joint committee l - ' - . _ .
- . ' G 'lc
e
' ' t
s
236.000.000 bushels. With only 26,-
000,000 acres under cultivation
there are 250,000,000 acres more
that can be developed. Many ot- _
her staple products, with il sure
world market for large surpluses
insure it continuing agricultural
prosperity.
Mining also presents great po-
lcapable of laying dow
operation for sonic. ll
tentlallties. One sixth of the whole
world's known coal reserve of all_
classes is lin Canada. She is not
- : marketable fuel. Th
,been shipped to
dowed with gold and silver andlcltles ___ Ontario and
A rich in iron ores but is richly en-
supplies four iliftlis of the world'sl£_v______ pound or ___
nickel and nearly nine tenths of
it's asbestos. There are rich.
scarcely exploited copper deposits
and a wealth of more obscure me
tale that have risen to essential
importance in the world's modern
technical civilization. "Mining In
Canada." says the Bulletin, "pre-
sents tremendous future possibili-
ties since its` development dates
only from the beginning of the
century."
For transportation Canada has
40,000 miles of good railwnv, com-
pnislng two great transcontinental
lines and a network of shorter
routes in all directions in the agri-
culitural and industrial areas. in
this connection reference is made
to financial defects in the manage-
ment of the railways and the ad-
mission ia made that the outlook
is not promising financially.
“lndustry lin Canada," says the
Bulletin, "is without reservation.
an element of tremendous econo-
mic strength to the Dominion, not
only ln agriculture, because of
accomplished facts. but chiefly be
cause of future promise. lt ls a
promise that marks Canada as po-
tentially one of the greatest na
tions of the wnrld. For this coun
try whose area. largely unexpioll-
ed, is greater than that of the
United States. but whose popula-
illon is less thali that of the State
of New York, is already the sec-
ond lumber producer ot the world,
supplies about a third of the pulp
wood essential to the vast publish-
_ing industry of the globe and le
responsible for large percentages
of many other ofthe world'| lead-
lnl international commodities.”
.Canada has 250,000,000 acres of
timber lends but slightly develop-
od: it lisa 20,000,000 horse power
in possible water power resources
of which only 2,ooo,ooo lm boon'
-lolvsloped. The rapidity of indus-
trial development is sllown in that
twenty years its manufacturing
t increased 700 per cent. The
I
" 4 ._
lboughi, it is sold at
'f_ o. b. at thenearest
comprising 224,131 lic
taining, it is estimat
000.000 ions of avail
able fuel which can
at five dollars per t
in the machinery. in
Some day some ante
the war with Turkey,
the provincial eitfhib
drew our conclusions.
per day uf wet peat
dried will give about
i
has bee
tion.
probably less when
coverabls lmproveme
statement showing th
land is credited with
prlsing 5.356 acres. a
to contain 1,213,000
The joint federal
Committee has bee
these experiments, n
view to engaging in
commercially but to
ing at around ten d
and neither the qua
permanently, it would
the time is opportun
in touch with the
above named and m
fort to establish
here. We have the
product and we need
ment here for our
igner will come in a
.ves at the mercy of
We are bungering fo
here is one which we
very profitably. Th
and proved. What we
to make it available
ly.
---<O>l--°
ALL QV!
The tourist season.
over tnmorrow. It now
Quebec and-
$5.00 a ton
L1
ome progress has been made in ' f llsll and. lhe languages a _
f`.o\.f.l'iirnri\t in introducing. and thc The _[acl lllal lll,ll.(l year ls g
th nrtt. f mk'n tfei . _
e A Pr 0 8 I g pea u -ii-tion of Pziirllament in passingllio small class is a reason for continu
cuuuuerdlully available- mu L_., ,-_,_,_ll-y "_ ll l,,.m,e_ ,l,0,,._ ing it, rather than for discontinu-
The rclwrl for 1921 luis not yell.-.t.. ns .\ii~. .vleighen nrimi-is, tiist"““ 0' “"1" 'h""° “"5 ‘h"_‘lf‘_`
lportnnt element oi’ persona
the same. I often wonder how
not “Educstloliallst" consider it a
“patent absurdity" if everyone bo-
_gaii shouting: “This student must
get more hospital experience in~
stead of chsn~is'ry slid nnatoxuy.
What's the use of spending so
much time in alwiy when .he only
has a year to complete his course?
Why, he has no opportunity ion
cadet trainlng, athletics, or recrea.
tion?" Of course thiis is not at all
what happens. If the medical pro
fssslon and the community believe
that medical students snoulil
spend more time at hospital ‘_-fork,
this time is not deducted from
that formerly spent at anatomy.
An EXT-ILA YEA-1 is added. to the
medical course. Anil so our youu!-'
man finds himself faced with
eight years of hard study bexor-a
he can become a physician.
Now, sir, I repeat that the ln
sufficiency of our normal training
and, in short. the most outstand-
ing dcfects of our educational sys-
tem can be traced to the fatuous
system of cramping our teachers'
training within a single year. Nor
mal training should be- the com-
plement of, and not a substitute
for. a secondary school education.
For what does an intending teach-
er gain by learning melliods Of
leaching Algebra if he himself
knows little or no Algebra? Effici-
eut normal training CANNOT be
given until a lonser period of
training is required of our teach-
ers. “Educntionallst” insists that
three is “nowhere else where they
can get a normal training, where-
ns at teacher may receive his aca-
demic t.rnin‘ing "anywhere"
Where? In the country schools.
forsiiotll. or abroad. But why
should they have to go abroad for
.iuailcmiir training any more thllll
for normal training lu another ict
tor "Educational-lst" has drawll
lout' attention to the fact that ot
her provinces require normal triliii
ing for the teaching profession. Ile
faiilerl to mention that this is ul-
wi-tvs IN AiDlDl'I‘1I0N in a second-
ary school or university educL\~.
l_l0ll_ Ami yu; how can wc. hope
to get all_this for teachers who
spend one your. 0' liF_f_l'hdPS 9'9"
four months in college. For no yt
her profession would we tolerate
such sczlilty preparation.
, I am, Sir. cic., . SoN_
, .__.___<o>-_-‘
been matic public hilt it is known I' _.n‘.;l ducu-mentary _ ratification ,lmlcllon become 3 ll,-lsslblllty llllrll
that al [lm Am-ull pen; png |ulf"l‘ “‘-" l>lll‘IlflS€ 0! deposit at Parislthis is especially valuable in tile'
_ Iwlth the gl-| Inu] tl-ellly did ll0l‘scienl-ific subjects. If the first and,
Ontarm 0 m“°hi“'“` .000 “"0" in' _ E lseconll years could be arranged;   Po'
ml. willuu lslwmahfmm Turkey because 0( mel in divisions of fifteen. the fruits ogg m
- |°"e“ "°W °f me T“"k‘5h G°V°"“‘.;x.structlon would be doubled. _ _
ll ‘-000 ¢°”5lment shortly aftenward. The de-I Etll\cat»lonaIlst‘s other questionhl ,
which whengfea-t. ofthe Tiurklsh Governmentlflllll “ll 06 *"“‘W‘”""d "’geth‘"`~l THE NEW AIR SQUADRONS
lseems to have reventcd th 'When I entered P' W' C' them*
100 “ms nf _ p _ e ex'lwere three divisions in First Year.l 1”’ _
_S _“___ has change oi such formal rat-ificatloiisqwe Could ,lu son that the s;uf1I (London Daily ’l`eIcllraph)
the Principal Mr Meighen goes on to sllowiTvhgreaetrhlhxilhlgdatlggddwéerixlshxglrgliI < - -
_ _ _ l The (rovernluellt luis decided til over on the Miiuretuillli- was de- _I ' , ___  _ M __
‘ M '
that the very essence of the treatyiellt “lid 0130505 had li’ 09 hem “‘ ,. l th Al l _lslarod by the scotch comell ll lo uolvinig she was be n tnc au
ll rts of odd corners This year. “dm” me 5"he"'° D 0 r " lmw L0 be .._l__mk.. He lllll la uo' Cfani"-~ he “N109 his bm 3 50m|“|5
oi' Sevres and the guarantees for H so '_ ` - _ ~ ~ _
futura ___e_II_II w____I_h __ ___ ___ dll believe, that it is oiganizcd nnlistry, which will provide 500 uernl_m___ ..ll_rum___m___.. he l__slS___d_ HU 3|, fpllomllll .wll-messed ms weep.
II ' _ em 0 9 _seven divisions. Yet the nuinlicrulplanes for home deience at an in- mul sixllelll;e_ He asked l-l,l,ol-lel»5|tance-- and lost
was t B m'utmHza“°“ °f the DM" “f '00 Sm" and the a°c°"‘m°da`|creitsed annual coat oi` itpproxlmu-|who grouped about ltlm at the "A00 UIHVS Why I -Weill d0Wh
' on
railway ata. dane__e__ _"III _he _,lg_lll_ olull nallons tion of the buildiing remain ahout__e £2_________00_ _Ind _he w____k ____ c_m_ Hotel /lm,lm___WlO_, lmlay that they me lmy lo mel., gll- qhomln
”‘* '“°"'-"“ ""‘ ' "’ ' ' mslro this pint.. U, the l,,,_l,llc_ sunday. it cost me 5 pounds to getl _
ltn the ilree naviigailou thereof for structlng these machines will be
_ ,ll _ ' __ _ _ I _ _ ' While the news gatherer W r lt. but I 80t the shilling."
There are in Canada 10s hogs. It tI)me To that Britain and all And the .~lil<_ceecI.ing Gioveinmerlllllut in hand with as little delay as ;h¢._m_ ll,,w@_,,e,._ lm agreeds to fell Sh- Harry ,mls lm the roof, nf
rug and con-_ ‘er 0m|"10"5 Wefe U0llll'\lil-led by and 1I’arllameut_ only three monthsilx-,s,llb_|e_'1‘1l;l,ti.gl.l1e purport of the them what he thinks about pro. the hotel when someone sugges-
ed_ _wer l90__ :_:¢;l_l‘ o_\l/Indgretihaction. "Th;l<_s."khe ago in ft v€*ll'y l)erf»linct0r;’ddlld |"'|snllouncelilc»lll wliich was ml-ide in §‘_:;’_:‘l“_’_'Il_-_ l_1_’_\_€_._I__I_II*_l_lI_l;__ C@\`IT_0l'S}li»IlC  ¢'\b0Ul tht* Elglheelli-h
" '. " e weapon ‘ ur ey l'ff \ t - _ » .d to t-'- _. . - -_ . owe ' eu- _ ' -
able' market Lrealzherously llsntletl to Germany  ffm" iB‘;lihm[;:rixi;lK?ri 'the Hl\>-illrslll hlyelhleouggtllg 3l]n\;:t‘e’lf\Ha:§"it:r;lv¢l\)l sakegllxlmi will begm at lhexmg- tlurhere are good qmfls cnmmgc:
‘ ' - ‘ - , ~ . oil ' . _ - '  _
be laid d0Wll by the use of which the -war was shared the responsibility, li' not in be renewed Wm, approval by the thug hse}?a;ethr@(;nn;l,?,x;0:;(;n§lv"l{l; ef ,?.?;l:qr;‘d;‘mill‘_;fi'..llz:;‘y._e ‘Le gafod
on and very l>I‘0l0llll€Mi for two years and mllli- equal degree for this action. cwntry at lM.ge_ what Steps may him, and thltl his knees. made time coming.”
h___ll_e__ _lls_ null of lives were ,mcl.l,llced_~ ____ be _“en to expand the ______ __e________c_ lm_l-c by kills, are seliloiu cold. "Prohibition is all right." he
. ln ll was llghlly done fl-he ,lay I didnt ilrup tiiruppl-,lice over- said, when the camerltmcn sug-
nts are made U _ ` 'cs avaliable overseas or -for tlie bum-fl, unr lllil Ifll.D__ _I ___ _he coal gesled llml lle Reap mlklng ull
Don those considerations he We lll Jlllle- W” hm- me "‘°"""’" service of the navy is a malterlhunkers,” Said 'I-larry about the keeps the cnnkscrews straigtll.
tha mb“\“md`hases his argyllmellt, wh-ich is ln l»ll`l‘<1-` ‘ll WM 0ll'ly lhflle fluyfl be- null-e a_m_.l_ whlch mls” me pmll, teammfs story. ".»\ll_vwii\ the Mpu- Rrohibltion for everybody? No.
e lluantiiy of effect thai; Canada slmuld l_ l-me l,ml.l,lmlll,ll_ some ol me - retanin has no coal bunkers' she Only for those who can a'ford it _
ave f glefms associated with the defence l_____n___ ____ “___ _________ _ '___ Ya rm hmm _ ‘ A
peat in Cnnaila. Prince Edward Is- promptly responded, as the autipu. members had gone home, ot-heirs ol- .Mes0____l__m_la _md _.,____e______e_ The _han _I__II_ __ _________ ____V___I____l_lil\o_I_a;it I___Is.I h_wn__ [ache __ fI;n st in mer.
six hogs, coin dw" D0m'lh|0llfl did. by giving the were 0““"ki"5 their effects- m°”l of initial stage of every scheme o|` de- "Just before l 'loft til.. ml;l,',l- 1,;lud¢,l- |00k@,l (im,-n M lllll knees
nd esllmaled M0009' ‘C0Uhll'y -Hn assurance of f-hem had in their Il0'~‘k0l-S the fence musl be ln make the home :title I b_et Sir Tllolnas “truipeilcc before his ncxt ttnswor. Ii was in
our support." in preserving 3 cheques for their nessional pay. land whlch ls the m__,v_____em__e ol. hapennv in nlilopt-.nr-o that the reply to the -question. "when you
tons of Deaf. lreasure of value to lla a»|.l_ Are we "Presently," as the Ottawa Jour-_ me l;l.l_l_lsll Eml.,ll.e_ as “le ,ls may _
and gmlm,-, ln an envlable _pOs_ll_l_0n_.. _he __I__k__ nal __ml_es_ .._md wllh _he _“__ of be ______I_ ___ _II_I____I_em_y the New "°°°I°"°'°'°'°*'°**°*°"‘°'***‘ _l;lI¢IcIe_l_.__ ii;-ent your knees awfullyithelr future. Life Insurance always
' - 0 . Z
n conducting "9-S by hesitation, by evu,slnn_ and passing an estimate for an extra lake” by me Committee of ilmper-    "They get cold when my hsndsl
' ' ~ h 'P i . ` t od ~ . | . - and face are cold," he replied. "In Investment.
ot with a Wm’ “ mumlllde 0! '~°l1mUllllS ex- m0“9e"f~59"- t e' 'em “T ‘“ " “U39|ial Defence which has been rev ew G d _
muses we weaken her hands and an Act for carrying into effect the lm; the whole Blmatlan um-lug the    :°§I_I'éhIIe _°;:I9I I'I:I'“;?__IIIII_:_’I*_*;-‘f_l\ Wm BUY *"0 °"¢l*fW0l¥ |’0||¢y- *hi
the business
expose to the world an Empire no Treat-ies of Peace -between His Ma- l f W weeks and ll lum now a-iii-it-i
demonstrate l _-l d .. _ PM 9 » ' He is a believer in play censor-
IIS __acI_c_Ib_IIIy WIIII CI____I __eI__ Ighgler uni e ? Il-leiein he has en- fgsty and Hungary and Turkey. been endorsed by the cabinet. This rom :_i:_I:_I._g. Louson ship. provided the ju-ry ll, ..q“all_
D - - upon more doubtful ground. 01- T9" 0f (0059 1" *-09 thinned year's estimates of the Air Minis- ,*.‘_‘._.*_.*.“0;_:°*“‘_‘* fied to judlltegi }-Ie 'believed -the
ollars a ton There are ciroumistianoes surround. House listening to -what he is say- ll-y were Cul down under an ln_ -0 best Jury Would be one com-posed yn  . t
“mv nor me ing the ratification of the -treaty of lug. Mr, Melgllen, usually vigil- “Elem demand for ewnomy u du. 'LOST °PP°RTUN|T|ES ilnmlelxi ‘lf themrlcnl P50910 ml -
price by any means guaranteed Sevres ‘h`“‘_ ”‘h°“`l<i sive our public ant_, does not even think lt worth gre., of pn.-slruony which leaves the THE CHOICE stall;tem::ens`;i:i$llinp ltdsnyeisilrg-is hsbseiielll M'"a°°"' P 'E' "
' hat me" °' "°'h Parties very serious WW” l° “Sk “ ‘l‘“°S“°“~" heart or such s vast conrerlcruion ` Th’ °'“°“ '"'""'"°' *°°"°Y
Rtppear t_ searching “I hearts' “"“ as the British EmDlre, with its de- Lonimiywoum °h°°“e the ”"°W00-I _
e °" 5°““5 l ` *Mr Crrrr-r apparently impress ii t i fhrl sed t I I '_' V 'K
-Committee Sli' GGOFRB Perley, acting no ed with the idea that the mewure ___§;II;nec_;_“d°";:ce:sI_u_C _IIIXIIIICIII mail here souls are tritd the strulu ll _ i ‘
aklng an el_ doubt under instructions from the was n debtcollecting instrument, prove the grossest extravngunce. . H
the lmslnegs :_*;¢I;_§'_‘;;’I°:l‘l_'llhcIlli. silgned the tres/ty 9|mS_l_I' “hed 'AFB W0 likely I0 Sei The action of the_ Government
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raw material, mum I____ SI__ (‘;;:_I__1902_0 I__e II-Io_v_v l_l_ll_Z’I_I__;f!__<;1_t_I;>II_III_`It_i_iIke__yII_IIf_\_li£lIilxlil. carries wlthdii _tllIe l\dmlssion_Il.hat
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we have the local market for the ernmelm and much _ess the DEIIIIIII __IIe__I d_w__I____III___ WIIJIOIII II _____Im_ ;v__e _l_li;:eI_e:ceI__I_:\Ir tan l:_I:e:_1__Ip_l°_f;__I_erIrI_
the employ. ol'Canarll1, know of the tremendous out of examination, Parliament tt ,new seitinz. The. ndverit of the
Own P60910- p°"5‘b'm"°” “"0 d“"K9l` Uhlli lay _salwliolled all obl-igatiun to defend aeroplane and ti~~ nl.  -has nm
rprlslng l0__B_ h§l_;|ll¢lI_that action, and -behind -i.hay__\vith blood and treasure the straits mean that the old -`. nge- uf g¢l_-,,.l_
nd start mls :___ __‘;__ BI: 'l`@“U9S by which Cana- Whhfh 'Y/00Hy__8-l‘8 -mono/ded by Mos- ion by sea no longs: l-:.isll, but it
________________ _"___ ____ Wm _"___ ____________ 9°" irrevocably bound? lf'-lu cannon. in the senate the docs morn that io the old peril ii
_`***‘“_i-'_~*--' 00" 1° "WY the i-Polity WM pass-lnsw one has been added. We pos-
B mollopolist. to t_II____e 0__I how such __I_IIeI_III__ _ed on the last day of the session, ness a certain number of air squad-
r industries; _ ` only a. few hours -before .pl-ol-ogg. rclls .bm mel. Hr' l nl l l l
lugs could l_ __ _ _ _ . _ e no su c en o
ld llalllll, ave Ben cam” om tion after 'a -_brief discussion which enable a reasonable measure of
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__ _,um _________ m°"° luifcelflfully. what mistakes was coniflned to few sentences each security to be guaranted ‘by the -Air
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I I II __ II we have made, if any, and how from Senators Foster. Dandursnd,_lVIinlstry. That lil the 'meaning of
tes o our peat ave een teste _these can he Molded ln l__,"_.e_ ll Belcourt and Beaubien. the announcement which was made
|10' need 'U we do not llmm by our mlslakem 5- yesterday 'by the Prime Minister.
commercial- om. lulm_____ whqtever !__cc_I_IIII___ IIIII; :_lI;l_:_al_:§;lII  _:I'Iellthil_;\dwI:IrI§ He has himself studied. in associa-
may been _II___I_II __ ___ ___ I) tion with other Ministers and the
e . W ave been e farcial if it were not llo tragic. high,” expel-ls of me lllhllng sol-__
R l“"5°‘-" f“""""“- ln C“““d”' "5 300'! *U "Nil" I-hill vices. the position of his country
-_-<4->l~ She is a nation, insist upon KDUIS in relation io air attack. He is no
_he ___I__________ tnironull. Nor: M0 f°foliru Mfrlrr. who mm lulow rnliitnriri. ns hir pm onrosr has
__. __ _W-ll-at foreign allslrs are wlwut. The shown. -hut hs and the other
“fe 0'9" 9" The excellent order and the hee _D°"0“|°l\» bl’ hallly H000". hill members of the Government, iiirlv-
ltion will be ‘om ,mm Mwldenl, ml uueemly been placed ln n false and unfor- ing as they are to practise s policy
"email" 0’ conduct during Exhibition dayslgugxs 'pm‘:°3_ bet” tix; Mmm-I °f "Km °°°“°"'7- h""° 0'9" f°"°°d
fy. an e ii ter minions. to spree to an ex anslon of l
in ascertain was creditable i. th it . d - D . °“' 'H
o e c _v -in pro and is now trylns to llnd a way forces which will cost it-hoiit £2
what our mistakes have been and vince. out - - 000 00° 1
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So, to our ivouldfbe -reformers who - ~ *ti--'t' ‘- =
exelaim that such and auch a
thing is not being done for our _i ' ‘ C
students, I would say that the . _' 3 ° _ ,
really remarkable thing is I-IOW ‘1"*  ' " _  ' .
MUCH is BEING norm for thorn. '~'=t--‘ f ,___ i ~ , 
But there is another point. Let Y
ue take a matriculant bo Prince of --
Wales who proposes to go in for
medicine. pet us suppose that the . B’ i
average time required to complet-3 __` l "'
his course were one year, as -lt is --`°“‘ -_ . . _
for lntend*ing_ teachers. Woulu f ` -)  `t7:;.1‘l -li'
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Gnoruous AUTUMN 'rmfrs - -
RAD1__A'rE FROM WEQLTH OE _ _ _
New Fall
Milling.-y_  _
For weeks we’ve 'been feasting'
our eyes on the golden rod, asters, Hnd
other brilliant blooms of early Autumn,
but now that Nature is laying away her
paint brush the artists of apparel have
taken her Autumn hintsfor the glori- '
fying of millinery-and gowns. _ it
And first of all is the MILLINERY! _
Gorgeous in colorings-exquisite
in dainty adornments-magnificentrin °
the artistic lines of the shapes and
v' a I O
' ‘ trimmings, Patons ha_ts are Fas'hlon’s- *I
iirst complete expression.
Discrimiuating folks who Want lux-
urious fur coats will find our selection '
complete in style, size and furring. Ex-
hibition visitors are cordially invited
to make this store their ‘headquarters
PATONS LTD. '
(Special to The Guardian.)
_ NEW YORK, September 28. --'
..'l`he story told by Sir Tlloluais hip
| t0ll tothe slnipnews reiploilters-when
:lie arrived on Sunday, about Sir
ll'|lll'l`y iiauder's great luisi'ortuue-
ms los:-i of “tru.ppenl.:e." on his way
WI null strife
th g:i.ni 'Pcnipllttlou 1. - |
Woulrl know the hdirglltsw 2:5'
dl>l>ths or lite.
l would not ask a shelturcd pluue_
A firosidn and a cradle sung,
Lest, having all in all I miglit
Forget the Elura! heart-broken
throng.
l do the very best 1 know how-,
'-00 WW 0118*- | Gall: and I mean to
keep rlolna so unnii thc ond. li thc
ond brings ine out all right, what
is said against me will not nmouut
to anything. If the end. -brings me
out wrong. ten angels swearing I
was right will make no difference.
-A‘brahanl Lincoln.
WHAT I WOULD_ BE
I would be true for there are those
who trust me;
I would be pure. -for there are
those who care;
I would be strong. for there 4,
much to suffer;
I would be brave, for there |°
much to dare.
I would be friend of all-the foe_
the frlsndleirs; _
l wou_l_f: be sllvlns. and forget the
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I would be humble, for I know my
weakness:
  Mitureiauin would heat the Baltic
S in. When I saw my ship going ra-
. , ther slowly, I went down to tile
LI   firemen and engineers und told
p lheni about my bet. WI'llle there
- I dropped sixlpence and of course
required to su-hnlit his S0085 bd'
fore he sings them.
Hlls new songs are “Sunshine
of Bonnie l.assle's Smile." “The
Belle o' Dunoon," and “its s Flllc
Thing to Slug.”
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I made them stop the boat. After
searching nn hour and half they
gnve up the job. I left 5 pounds
with then- for their trouble."
On the way over, the wager was
increased. tile Scotsman said. Ho
had been kept informed of the
Ho seldom colnlposesiu li0l1lJ»
he said. ln Scotland. Most of them
are written in :ther countries
while he 's rumlliatllls 011 his
home.
His present tour. Whldh Wm
tnke_hlm through the Ulllldli
Stabes, Canada, Australia and the
Bsltl<"s course by wireless. and
-‘-- are in Torolltc or some other cold
South Sea Isles will keep him
away from England and Scotland
lol' two yeairs.
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voun LIFE AND rl-is Lives
olr Tl-lose You Love
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lwas s tangible borrowing value.
That is one reason why it is a good
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‘° I would leak up-- and laugh-and
l Paz!
Proilis io Pollcyholders
-loom large as s factor in choosing a Lilo lnnul-ang.
' Policy. The record ofthe Great-West Llfs in this ro-
gard is an enviable ons. The rapid growth of tho Cam.
` Plily has always been accompanied by corresponding in-
creases In austs and surplus, due to qfflolong md nun.
°"‘|°l| Worstlon and careful and advantageous lnvsstmsnt
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