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     THE CHARLOTTETOWNJGUAEDIAN. 
     
    
   
   
    
     lttie Hearst papers. They know tba 
     
     fthe lleaiisi papers have “opposed all 
     
     | war" oii just one occasion. That oc- 
     
    
   
   
    
     a rRinAif, APRIL 22, 1920 
     
    
   
   
    
     'I‘I'I(‘II .\' l(‘.-\ l. l'}l)ll(‘.-\'l'l().\' 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘ The [Jresent visit to the province of Professor L. 
     
     W  M SC , ll)l1'(§(3t0l' Of TQChHlCEIl Education f0!‘ l .'\1‘.~;91llll1ll'b‘ advice, to reduce ilie 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Dominion, recalls the fact, almost forgotten here, 
     
     that the zimtiunt of the Technical Educntiougrzint 
     
     available to this yirmiince last year was approximate- 
     
     ly $18,000 and th-at approximately‘$20000 IS zivail- 
     
     able for the present ye-ar, on the condition that the 
     
     province puts up an equal LllllOtlllt. _ 
     
    

    
     - v This tyrant, or such proportion of it as the pro- 
     
     Vince. feels disposed to tlllllZt? under the prescribed 
     
     conditions, ls 101 be ‘Qamdll for the technical education 
     
     0f young inen, llj." ‘Lbclllllcill education is meant a 
     
     training in any ti-azlaa or aict-‘tipation. In this case, there 
     
     being 2lll‘(‘1_ 1y .-i crazu 11.11‘ 1'._Q'l'lCtlltlll';ll education, this 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     occupation is t1‘~lt'ii1.\lt1<l from the special grant for 
     
     technical 1143i; no; nuiiciilttirt- ext-opted then, the 
     
    
   
   
    
     technical cjrziiii is availajali: for the traininig‘ oi’ young 
     
     men in iishcries. CZllllUlllillf. enp‘i.au.=ei'iii,e', plumbing. 
     
     Iirintinir, auto l't'])£lll'l1l_fl'., inecliiiiiics, etc., provided 
     
     the ])l',l1\'ll1t‘(.1 atlianccs an equal sum. ' 
     
    

    
     There  no reason why this grant should not 119 
     
     taken ;[;l\';111l_:1t1'0 o1.’ to the e._\tentot' our ability‘ and 
     
     our need. li will bc argued. anrl very properly‘, that 
     
     agriculture is our prettiest industi'_v, that what is 
     
     needed here more than :iii_vthing else is to train our 
     
     _\'(1tll1_Q‘]1(‘(1[ilt‘ to lltlli‘ an interest in and to choose zigri 
     
     culture as their calling‘ and so retain them in the pro- 
     
     vince. " ‘ , 
     
    

    
     While this i< so ihcic will alwayis be a leakage 
     
     into other jai-ofcssitans and other callings. All our 
     
     young men are-not going to be farmers. Those who 
     
     are not shorid have their opportunity as well as 
     
     those who tire. The lll.lll1llt‘l"l1i‘ those who will take 
     
     up (ithcr czilliniajs is bass than those who will tz-ilte up 
     
     3g'l'lCllll.l‘:l'l1 rinrl in this provincta llill‘tlt‘tllill'l_‘i' it  de- 
     
     sirable that this shotilil he so. Nlorcover, eveuv effort 
     
     should be made in all our primar_v schools to train 
     
     the boys zitgriciili.urtilly, not to teach them how to 
     
     farm, which in the case or" young; trhiltlren would be a 
     
     waste of time, but to bend their minds towards farm- 
     
     inp; and so intluciicr: them that they will choose agri- 
     
     culture as lllfdl‘ most natural calling, This influence, 
     
     more than any other is needed now in our 1irimai~v 
     
     schools Zlllil oin- of tl111_t1jl‘t‘2lt:lll11s in our edu ‘tltlfiflill 
     
     system should he to provide this influence by engag- 
     
     ing only t1iaii-o.i_c11il_\' capable teachers an_ paying" 
     
     them ai-t:oraliii:y1_v. . 
     
    

    
     'l‘ho cltoi‘! to establish agricultural high schools, 
     
     at least one in each county, should meet with the 
     
     heart-y 2l]J]ll'i1\‘tll of our zigrictilttiral community and 
     
     the experiment about to be undertaken at Hazel- 
     
     brook, retcrriitl to in ycstcrdayds issue will be watch- 
     
     ed with interest by the ivholc province. The Consoli- 
     
     dated Rchool is l‘!‘illllCl1ll_\' tiled for such anexperi- 
     
     ment and if the undertaking receives the encourage- 
     
     ment it deserves it should prove a success. 
     
    

    
     For tctrhnical education in other l)l“<1ll(:ll0s‘ there 
     
     is also r 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     able for the purgios-t» the provincial tautlayi would be 
     
     comparatively‘ small. We trust the government will 
     
     see its way L'l0‘dl‘ to make the necessary zt])])l'()pl‘l‘<ttl()l1 
     
    

    
     ‘ for this purpose and have technical classes opened 
     
     here in at lczist a fcxv lines as a beginning. Some of 
     
     the other provinces have taken it up and it is proving 
     
     a great succeias. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l‘l'|§l.l(' SFIIOOLS RICPUIFT. 
     
    
   
   
    
     The annual report of the Superintendent of Edu- 
     
     cation was tzilibcd ycsterd-ayi. The various details in 
     
     connection with the schools and school system, sta- 
     
     tistical tables, inspectors’ Reports and the result of 
     
     and papers connected with the examinations for 
     
     teachers’ licenses are given. 
     
    

    
     There were 406 schools in operation during the 
     
     year; nine schools were without teachers (luring the 
     
     year while in lhc case of five others which were clos- 
     
     ed forfuwiiii of teachers the pupils were conveyed to 
     
     {neighboring schools. 
     
    

    
     The number of pupils enrolled during the year 
     
     was 17,587, a ll(1(‘l'0'<l.\'(1. of 2711 from the enrolment of‘ 
     
     the previous year: the average daily attendance 
     
     showed a decrease of 1126 from that of the previous 
     
     year. It is significant" that the decrease in attendance 
     
     fell much more heavily upon the boys, the decrease 
     
     in the case of tioys being" 219 and in that of girls 55 
     
     as compared with the previous year, 
     
    

    
     An’ interesting feature of the Chief Superinten- 
     
     dent's report is a table showing the average daily at- 
     
     tendance, l1t‘l‘t'(.‘11t21_EfO of attendance, supplements 
     
     voted and ziniaiunts paid by government since 1887/ 
     
     Act-ordinal‘ to this table the enrolment in 1887 was 
     
     22,460; this has decreased _vc.-irly' with but slight 
     
     fluctuations until 1010 when it had fallen to 17,587. 
     
     On the other llllllfl the amount of supplement voted 
     
     rose steadily from $0, (3111.31) in 1887 to $64,015.50. 
     
     The government (expenditure also rose from $110,- 
     
     484.21 in the former year to $187,488.07 in 1010. 
     
     The ])(.‘l‘l'('lIl:lt'jl‘ of attendance zilso increased stead~ 
     
    

    
     . ily from 51.87 in the former year to 62 in 191.0. . 
     
    

    
     The total expenditure for each pupil enrolled,‘ 
     
     for the pasl vear was $16.25 and for each piipilin al;-' 
     
     tendancc $20.21. The government expenditure per 
     
     enrolled pupil was $10.66 and for each pupil in at-T 
     
     tendancc $17.18: the expenditure by the trustees 
     
     was I‘(1S]1(‘.(‘ll\'<)ly' $5.59 and $9.02. 
     
    

    
     The averaize salaries paidto teachers during the 
     
     year were as follows: Class 1 male $615.72; female 
     
     $432.35: Class 2 male $382.32; female $331.51; Class 
     
     3 male $313.23, female $236. . 
     
    

    
     With the section dealing with the condition of 
     
     the schools, the Inspectors’ reports, etc., we shall 
     
    

    
     “deal in afuture issue. ‘ i 
     
    
   
   
    
     iill Vllltlllb‘ l1l'll‘~'l1lC(3'1lll(l Vllth th_c_g_112i.l1-t _El.V3ll_.,-4ovaii:iiiua;aiil,.called llie Xorrls Lib-I 
     
    
   
   
    
     5P1“ a. n“, ulluuriol, Llmlrfllsj. ‘ act, they are lilting to (every vlsible~ 1711110111 5101011 UIPOWII into! the 
     
     To “W50. Wm b“ mm“ Hm usuula yum. M“ (,,-fl“-|mg hphmd e‘t‘nry I a-‘lliugi,  at tlie ciltlcal iiioineiit sav- 
     
     ' sprinkling of Fariiii-r, Labor and “may gm“! m“ 11r"'“'-5*'5 eve" t Eng and from subjugation‘ Am" 
     
    
   
   
    
     'l‘lie new ltoud Act, pruned and,’ 
     
     ti-iiiiiiicd by the legislators, should 
     
    
   
   
    
     I 
     
        ‘ciisloii was the war with Germany. 
     
     pi-ovc more workable and salts-l “vowing cum?!‘ "mm [orrlbh Ikecp lils country out of ll, not; we 
     
     llictory iliau the old one. llainyiluljo deplorable m“! mo“ unparhsuspeet, inure from love for Ger 
     
     uiggestioiis from the opposition and “unable ma“ a w“ between theilllfllly than through hatred for llri- 
     
     Wivtllv members wort-- wlscly we, [jnimd States and‘ Great Britain‘ , ialii. ‘He foiiientcd war with Spain. 
     
     00111011 b)’ 1111‘ 11101110101? 111111. 311-; This Ilewspnptar and "s Hm“ “mm die has culled for ivzir on Mexlcorlle, 
     
     ‘ wiiriieil his countrymen for 
     
    
   
   
    
     opposcil iill war and would particu-Jms 
     
     11111111110!‘ of Inspectors and l1l(l'1'1;liB-;1:u_ly and especmuy Opposed m war yi-zirs that Japan iiiiil Britain were ‘ 
     
     lllt‘ sllpUHtl should iiiucli lllljlfflVfilbclwoell tiles“ [W0 grout Engnslbi licr ilestliied enemies. ,l1ut his‘; 
     
     its efficiency. We would gr: l'ur11i-‘ hypocrisy iiiid llllQllllq-lll 
     
    
   
   
    
     I “l. I _ |_ ,, , h llOlllLHlS 
     
     Pl‘ 11nd antigen‘ tli-ii one li siicctoridlmnlm’ "Dunn-UL M)“, w u H) falsehoods u Durently impose on 
     
     _' ' i‘ ‘ , " ' you suppose this editor is? He ls p 
     
     ior each (‘minty ilcvotiiii; llls whole 
     
    
   
   
    
     Willriiii ltunilolpli lleurst nud tlii-T “lure renders ma“ any 0H1“ news‘ 
     
     11111110 lo ilic work would be best of ‘ Spmvncos qumm "n; n“; Dlwnlngip1l|181‘s _lii the United Stutos ciin 
     
     ll . 
     
    
   
   
    
     (mpg m. a mug udimfiul published boast. ‘Like the famed "but. ol‘ lii-i 
     
     Tlii-ri‘ is. Wllijlljlzvilffi to be oni- l l“ m“ “ml-St pllptirs “ml lilgned Dylan“ ‘Wake-S, wh-lli-leili-nuins llailhli. 
     
     ilie cilitoii. Thi- article is (entitled wound n make,” mar“ "Mum's 
     
     “lml lCllKlllllll be Just not Jealous‘ i" drug ms highly addicted rumlwsl 
     
     “m! Amny M“ “m m Slrahlm", Wllll p, few pious platitudes wlilcli 
     
     and is Maw“ U" u“ “Mild? ‘vhiuh iiri- supposed to be coiiiiilliiiciitaiy 
     
     “Hm, is “m Hui-rick!" m- mis \v()‘l(lVl_. aippearcil oriaiiuilbv lii ilic London ‘ Ztlqrtlatiétiihgsiglln.“ llivhbl-frrimlllfiulilzv‘ 
     
     gums m mus _ i‘ $150 distress he lniily llcralil, the labor ncwspziperfbd‘ Stakes is 0m‘  "w wuiux‘ i" 
     
     should be lrciila-d 11."- 11 111111111‘? 111111- Iimmrtiu) pm ‘It M!" ‘lhtlrnmll 8:“. the civilized llllrVlllllifilllvlll.‘ of ilillt“ 
     
     nut iziiii-lsoiia d as a triiiiiiizil willi- ‘W’ mm?" o“ “r l) w ‘ml on - -' - ~- l‘ 1 .- - ‘u. ' 
     
     pm mp2,.“ Summons m. m,“ as m“ iyiuii-s. This aimiclc is reproduced I rimlllllnllar1{xii(Plnuiébtll:l$l(;::)vln(l;:::;v 
     
     si-‘ribtatl ‘by inc Arclt. ’l‘1i<.- rializ  biulailly govcrncil are liidla, l<‘.|.;ypt' 
     
     t-nil licloie liiipiisciiiiia n1 was ilii» Shins‘ ‘Having In-(wod (his m his and Iremnm ‘ 
     
     own satisfaction. Hearst klndly 
     
     fills laliiglauil lllqll if she persists 1n‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       51., ‘ "a 
     
     552E251: —il-.2i".._~_'1l 51.11.1111 . tic-n" 
     
    
   
   
    
     mail spoi. liiiprisoiiiiiiiit for (lg-lit is. 
     
     1| ri-lii: of lizirbzirii- ZIKPS. Whcii thi- 
     
     lllllllilll bring has ri-zielii-il lluii 
     
     u:-i'iii-iiiii:iti\ drop of the tide that 
     
    
   
   
    
     rwozi touch-i lior-1i_v.tlii- Barons 
     
     fr ii Kiiii: John. and that principle 
     
     .it lraisi should find 1101101‘ in this 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Blames England. 
     
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       .. 150 Boys’ Suits $9.98 a 
     
    
   
   
    
     near what pve are 
     
     for. i 
     
    
   
   
    
     Hnligzhunud m,“ n ig..n_lu_ m“! this .llt‘l' 00111.1(,‘ she ,- l)illl11(l to arouse Th“ muck‘ “Don whim m“ fects- 
     
     ~. . -. a; ¢-'l" i t" u-  a 
     
    

    
     l“ lppmduced fmm tomler Acts‘ fdludin lr(lk\llllli__(.)uml "mum" o“ llcarst article [flllllllltl-lllfi records  
     
    

    
     lint this l11('i1>‘ll1't‘ is an aini-iiiliiig ‘.1 1""? U ‘ "l" ‘"13" n“. firm belief Ufa)“ ,S“.Mf,.,. ma,  “pa: 
     
    

    
     llll a troiii which 1 rrors of l1llll‘l' pciw t d w “milnons. of Ampriuans 9mm,‘ hmpi P 
     
    

    
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     “'11s >000“ l1 ‘l1111111-11‘a1l~ cars n or ilospisc bliiiglaiiil, amt tliai iiilll»    
     
    
   
   
    
     loiis of Uflllr-illflrs loathe tlic laiiiteil: 
     
     Suites and most oi‘ llie tliliigs itl 
     
     stands for." llr-rc is the typical‘ 
     
     Hearst coiiiiiiciii; "lf iliiit ls truc- ~ 
     
     uiid it seems to be trite, judging‘ 
     
     from Mr. Swaffi-Fs oivii Stillvlllvllli 
     
     and from the 110011111115 which our- 
     
     soldiers bring bark from zibronil 
     
     llllll froiii ilia» utti-raiiiccs of iiiziziy 
     
     of iiglaiiils public iiieii, and froiii 
     
     ill" i-illlorial ili-rltiraiiioiis oi‘ iiiaiiy 
     
     of lCiigliiiulH-i public iiicii, and from 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     l‘i'o. 1.. \\'. (iill. rcprosciiiiiig the 
     
     l-‘oalciuil Ul1\'l'l'1l1l1l'1ll, i< on the ls- 
     
     laiid in the llllt1l'l‘<l ol‘ ti-i-liiiiciil 
     
     ciliicalioii. About $18,000 of a 11o- 
     
     1111111011 irrziiit is availiibli- |'I:r lhls 
     
     piiiposi- if duplicaiiail by a s1 ilur 
     
     aniii, or any yiortion of it, for lliis 
     
     jiiii'p:is». Although not tirliziiizilly 
     
     lllllllllvtl for :1|-{l'lt'tlllll1‘:1l cilucziiion, 
     
     ibis- being our one basic lllllll-‘<1'.1‘_\', 
     
     i1 is believed that it can l)l‘(l(‘\'(1lt-‘(l 
     
    
   
   
    
     Our wonders again ziflci‘ readliiyg, 
     
     i: liow cvcr |i<.iipli\ who llilll ciiougli  
     
     iiitialllgeiiii- to learn to rend can 
     
     have s0 little intelligence as to read 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     fissloiial incii are joining the ranks 
     
     by llll11(ll‘l‘tl!~‘. '1‘1i<- “Overall (‘lub" 
     
     at Washington has (lillillllell for Pill-l 
     
     pltiycr-s of llll‘ Norfolk niid llainp- 
     
     loii Roads Navy Yards an allow? 
     
     aiici- of iwo suits o1‘ t1V(‘1'i|ll§ i-zicli 
     
     at cost price. 'l‘lic iiiovi-mciil iii- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     regularly at 
     
     “i 
     
     r Eh] the 
     
    
   
   
    
     lo this ])lll']ll)t'(‘. ,-\ tllllltflllly lies iii , w , . ._ , _- _ 
     
     llrVldlllgiT profit-ibli- iiictliod of 11p P101505 11$ l111l11‘111>‘ 11>‘ 1111‘ 11111115 “Hum MM“ ml" will“ is l“ ‘M’ Qxcephonally low 
     
    

    
     ' ' ' ‘ '  , , . _,  '*i'_'.li'l 1- r- "u" .< 'll"t‘.-1» - - ' \'~; 
     
     plii-alioii. :\llt1ll1l‘1‘ in making its “‘l"" Hm‘ 1W1" lwmm "l" 3'1- “ l 1 I m‘ U m‘ m!“ m H l“ mt‘ D1106 0f . . . . . . . . . . .  —————--‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Spi-ziki-r and llonoiiiwililc gciitlt-iiivii (r5, u Wagon “ha? ‘Anllincldus 511mm‘ 
     
     will adorn ilic hulls of state ivlili ‘Imlku “ml 015111151 1511141111111." Thai ' 
     
     “will, Ur hi1wul bum-y 31s to say, 11’ Hearst has sui-coizdcd ‘ 
     
     _ “WM _ '11] ziroiisiii,-: tlii- l'l'SI‘Illllll»‘lIl of l.ii',';a- 
     
    

    
     T)“. pun-ml is looking for nmrpiniiiiiiicrs of ldllgllfllllllctl, 1f llls cal-i 
     
     “jiigillgiipy” Una,- U". (jm~|,.guuy N, culziicil caniiniigii to bring on war " 
     
     it‘ plppljgfp 1| g,- inlpfflgllngv "may lllls iidvnncuil so fur, it is surely no‘ 
     
     iiilt-ivnsllilg‘, that with lliis alleged‘improbable that ilii- millions of Tm? _ 
     
     350m; ,,H,_j,,,.i,v\. in tXX"ilI “Wm. H|(.~v;A11ll‘1'lC1l1lS Wlllllll lic has gpvllL l\\'l ii ‘L111 Ell% 
     
     llilVl‘ surli ;|ll unholy horror of fzii- ‘|.‘",\’1'411'-'ll11l"1‘1'1\'i11ll.l1ll-fl1t110*>1l'l5' .--.- —-- 
     
     a H“. ]](i‘)])]‘. Um‘ m‘. mm»... ypm- .-lio'.\' souii- rczzciiiiiia-ii! Io l-Ii ll-lb 
     
     W“ Hwy ha", ]"A:‘]"Al‘ m w“ U“ iiirii, Wlllllll he has lllllfllli lluiii to 
     
     llll‘ t-lrclion. 1t is no subll-izl foi ‘1'~".".=l1'il il-‘~1ll|1'll' llll|l'l‘<ll1‘llll\‘“. i3) 
     
     "joi-iilzii'il)'“. t1) llll‘ local Lllii-rxilr. Fy 
     
     ,4 y; |;_ m 1,.,,,,.,_ ___ ,Savcd'the British Empire. ' $91 
     
    

    
     lii llie good book g1 grout and,‘ l ’ ' @ 
     
     ¢..|~|-iy,1,.,];,y i3 (,,.,.,Hm,.,|_ “M; n mm. 11c Dl‘(l(fl'(‘ll,~l to say that ll‘ “niil 7 @ 
     
     \\a1“n~n|ig)11v\- mph" hm in ‘pans “m; ‘lmis of llrblslicrs despise the 11111-13’) 
     
     t‘llll‘tlll])"1lll‘l1l'l.t1ll!l(llllllllllizllllti1.011011 $111105" 1119-1 411101’ 1111* 171111011 " 
     
     fall on ilii-iii ll"ll‘l1ltll iliciu fronii51111°S 1111s Stlvcd llH.“U1‘lll.s‘l1 l§11l~ 
     
     “amfl, u, pun“, H [ypiyips n“, 1h,“ ‘ piro from ilcstructioii and has be» 
     
     g:h"v‘s]\nln(lnl m- lmmy hurrying “n[];.~il()\\'4‘|'l on it the greatest boiicflt 
     
     um-l-yiug in H11 ‘HPpCUUHS “m1 1mg; mu- nation can bestow on ziiiotlicr, 
     
     inligwto_.cvcu;.uuar1cr...l’ur slielici lllflfll‘ 1.11.1111‘ .ls.iiot.:i1iucli.. hope. that .‘ 
     
     Ilnving "mm, ,.1ml-g({_, “gugntd H“. the United States ever will be liked ' 
     
     fimnpial rnpunl of H“, “m, guvurly in Eiigliiiiil. 11o says that wlillc no 
     
    
   
   
    
     lu-iii-fi s as llii reaching as 1iossiblr. 
     
     \\'a.- c.iniiot boom agriculture too 
     
     much, and iioi a dollar of this which 
     
     can be 4-l'i'ccliv<l_v used should be 
     
     lost. Our pri ss, ilic public and ilio 
     
     igovcriiiiii iil lli*l'])l_‘,’ int 'l'l'.-ill’ll 
     
     and public iliFiiki-rs lll1'lllll.'.ll()ll1_ iliv 
     
     proiiiici- would livlp by coining: lo 
     
     tlii- froiil Wllll lllvll‘ bi-sl suntan-ea 
     
     iiliu; as lo llll‘ iiiost, \Vl)1'l\'lll)l1' iiictli- 
     
     oil, not. only in this but lll 11lll\'1' 
     
     fi-aaurcs of :i,1-,i‘iciilliir:il illiVllllUl‘ 
     
     nu 111, l 
     
    
   
   
    
     111'!‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
             
     
    
   
   
    
     Nlziiiiiobti polltl - give early prom-i 
     
     it“ ol‘ being interesting tlils suin- 
     
     mer. A proviiiclzil election is on 11n- 
     
     proizraiiinic, probably 1n July, unili-ij 
     
     llt'\\'(f1111ll1ll(111.‘-i product-it by the 
     
     ilniniqi-s of n cont yvtlrs‘, (‘oust-nun 
     
     liven; have siiliiliilvil and iw-orgaii 
     
    

    
     ‘izril lllllltT an new leader iiinl pro- 
     
     pose to contest ovi-ry seat. 'l‘lii.-_ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     young men and boys. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     crals, also taxpect to allow no riding 
     
     to go by ilotaull. ‘Plicn llie olllcizil _ _ 
     
     winnilwg Lflwml ‘hwouiatiun mo‘ 5mm ;,|,_,1,p|l,.|.v 1515,.‘ “m; Mum," American eluliiis that the United 
     
     p05,. U, ha“. mndiduu“ to mun)“. r-vcit a reasonable color ol‘ fouiida-' 5111105 1110110 W011 1119 "101", EVQYY" 
     
     tlon, and (‘illll-{lll l't‘tl-lllllllll'tl lii the‘ 110d)’ 1111011" 111111- 1110 17918111 01' 111" 
     
    
   
   
    
     the Norris. form-s. ‘Phi-so cull lliciii- 
     
    
   
   
    
     again deplorlng this hatred iiiid 
     
     liliitiiig that Englishmen travelling 
     
    
   
   
    
     temporary safety. The liiiii thrown 
     
    
   
   
    
     out lii this coluiiiii that u flood of 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Socialists. The ilivlsloii of 1111101‘- 
     
    
   
   
    
     .'.ll.~ll\ liiio two illsiiiic! and oppos- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     s0 Kiddies’ Stilts 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fit boys from 3 to 7 
     
     years, in grey and brown 
     
     tweed. This lotawould sell 
     
     Y6 to $8. Your 
     
     choice while they last at 
     
    
   
   
    
     PATONS   
     
    
   
   
    
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     Y. M. c. a. City and      
     
     Provincial Campaign 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Bcguiining first week in Ma 
     
    
   
   
    
      The Y. M.‘C.' A. pi-ainatesia programme of activitieseivering 
     
     tellectual physical socialand religious needs of the rising generation in ~ 
     
     conjunction with the churches. tiampaign opens 2nd May. . 
     
    

    
     A statement of accoinplishmeiits_ and needs, will zippear later. 
     
    
   
   
    
     iToday’s boy is tomorrow's man. . 
     
    
   
   
    
     (‘ll.\ltL()'l"l‘1<)'l‘()\\'N Y. H. C. A. N.\'l‘lO-\'a\la (‘OITNFlIi Y. Ill. (f. A. 
     
     Board of Dirt-flora 
     
    
   
   
    
     These suits were bought by our 
     
     buyer, who is now in Montreal, at a 
     
     special price, and the saving is now 
     
     passed along to you. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ALL - SIZES, ALL 
     
     BOYS 6 T0 16 YEARS 
     
    
   
   
    
     DOUBLE BREASTEI), 
     
     BREASTED N ORFOLKS FORM . 
     
     FITTING 
     
    
   
   
    
     These suits are exceptional values - 
     
     at the price, despite the existing con; 
     
     ditions which have made it almost im- 
     
     possible to procure a suit at anything 
     
    
   
   
    
     They come in all the latest styles iii 
     
     assorted materials of brown, green 
     
     and greys in neat check and stripe ef. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ALL SIZES, ALL STYLES—-FIT 
     
     BOYS 6 TO 16 YEARS 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     y in order to carry on the work among 
     
    
   
   
    
            
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     int; Wings is ziiiytliing but 11111111151 “P110 “M11111 11K’ thrown on our fin.‘ lllllle} lllelltPtlllslillPs lillllly‘ expound;  S_ Louson’ President“ .l‘].\'(5(‘lltl\‘(_\ District, Cullllllllaltfl‘. f0l‘ 
     
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     n11 to the ruling powers, who iiiust tum; hi’ the fxlnrlpdlfruidil {Hath} “r qwfil-Iaer-ls, immilzqullg rlelsbuléos,‘ ‘   Clarklla vlce'presldent° l’ E I a 
     
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     ml m“ minimum’ m0 mm‘ m "lg I“ u: i“ (.0 l. ‘H, “mlhilion to vaxziiiiiiic the supposed causes,’ ‘  0- Hyndman! Treasurer- @ 
     
     11111“u](lszl!yil]K‘|PlY1'\lDluv()(illlloli- ]llllll( to tltll‘ ranks. To secuie of firm] l t I t . .1 V . , G F Hutcheson Secretar n ‘ 
     
     i.'=) ‘iia-vei" ilocs ruii sinootlie." mmlsloll "f 1mm‘ ‘lmntlgers “"111 11 s1 m N“ o H“ vLmuidi ' ' . ’ y D.  MCLQOd Cllfllfnlilll. © 
     
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     Wliiiinlitin at stake in preiarlii a 5130"“ H1‘- flnll“ 1110 T0015 111 U111" R-  Jenkins 
     
     - ~~ . . 1 g H, 1 1 l . y (l. H B. Longworth - 1 
     
     T1“. Ovpl-“H ,,,(,v,-,,,,(.nt is spread. false lnilance sheet ls fortunately 9v 1911 011$ YOHN? 111051191111’ 01’ 11"‘ D1‘. J.  AyQPS. i .' , 
     
     no: over ilic continent llllllllflt as 111111111 llllDvfi-“illl? 1'11 11111‘ l11‘01'11109-'Limed States" ‘He says history O   Owen. Wm‘ I(err1 I ' ' ‘ ' l 
     
     l1'1't1sl.~‘lil1l_v 21511 prairie llnaJudges T0 111050111 ll l1‘111111'1ll F111l01119111 llfoves that Emu!" is nwflrlably  S A McDonald R. H. enkins A I 
     
     m H“. hpnch, lawyers M the mm would iliiiiin the (‘Xil1-{1,{(11‘Zll0l‘§l 0f i1ii-‘l0-'1l"115 "l 11113’ 111111011 111111 “V315 D I‘; Bethun A A P '0 
     
     uiayairs in council and clcrgyiiicii Kfivvldllllent. and to save their h" "1 plllmpeflty‘ “ml 500ml‘. Mi©  A ' M Mql-e. . I Omeroy 
     
     in llit‘ iiulpn iniva- lllsCtlftlPtl their “Wauhh-ss hides from exposure. the 1111"’ "lakes 11”" 1111011119’ “ml d” ‘ '- ' c 1 ‘m1 J- K- R055 1 l i  
     
     1.0),“. and ;,,.,m,1(.],,,1| m‘. the 1n. rilfilllfilflll gains l-trounil. that timid-lilo)” 1101' P1'1‘a1'¢"|l$1l111$- 1'11‘ 101101" John  MCKENZIE.   Irving ' 
     
     or asiiiiily ]10]1lll1ll'(lI‘1lll\l. Millioii- wlll 11*‘ 110 0111010111 111111111 (‘OVICR- 11108 111E‘- old lies that llrltnlii bor- a  1X. POnlCTOy. 
     
     .iii'i-s. bankers: iiicrcliaiiits and pro- 1N9 Till‘) POUR MONTHS Q1“ mwml minim“ from m“ United @   \St€W3.I'l§.   Lousun i 
     
     ._____ ._,__. -'l‘lll1111t(1\\/'N A-imiivis'rii.a'rion.001018 “"11 111°" 11111111111 1° 81111111 A D - J. A. Clark @ 
     
     - o.  . . . . --» u lii interest s1 tl ‘I110 a Q -  uchemln 
     
     vcilly (oiisciuice makes eowuiils. 111 y g a 11 "l; "~ 1113110 . R C S- l’ - , D" _- , I , 
     
     >04+9~04¢qo4ooo0~oo0++0o44 , _____ build battleships which could be @ Dr- Ira  Yet) ‘ ' u cull“! hulct sccle’ y 
     
     but they do submit an exlemul used tor notliliig except war upon Q H, W, YQQ, Genera] Secrgtamg tary, l9- 
     
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     Daily Selection; 
     
     Guardian lteiders a 
     
    
   
   
    
     audit of the eight iiionts of Con- 
     
     servatlveriile. And wlint an indict- 
     
     ment against their method of creat- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘[110 UnltedStutes; tliiit England 
     
     dial; interfered in Aiuerlcun politics 
     
     ‘ and has sought to have Presidential 
     
    
   
   
    
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     lug false deficits to charge against 
     
     lhelr opponents! Whiit docs their 
     
     jrlpPtflill audit prove? 'l‘_liat lnstciiil 
     
     ‘of a deficit of $250,000 or over as 
     
     flaslioil out by the Patriot, and ovi-i" 
     
     llllll a "onion on nnolliei‘, 1.110 not 1 i116 makes =1 iyiilcnl rem-ark 1111011 
     
     increase i}, (hp 1135111119,; or the‘ the obserwitlon or Mr. Swiiffer that 
     
    
   
   
    
     candidates favorable to England 
     
    
   
   
    
     Furnllhed by W. b. Lbinion 
     
     ' ‘nominated. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Q0-vQo-v-oo<<~- - -.-o-o0o00-0-0 
     
     {anti-British propaganda, WlllCll the 
     
    

    
     (‘aiuiillzin (ltll/(‘flllll/(‘llt with iiiiiaz- 
     
     iiiig piitlence continues to pcriiilt to 
     
     £01110!‘ tlils country, 
     
    
   
   
    
     SPLENDID RESULTS 
     
     r .  Canada Helps This Propaganda. 
     
     “Supervlnril [1l.l_\'L{l‘l)llllll$, parks. 
     
    

    
     aniusinia-nts, llldtllllll labor classes 
     
    

    
     and boys’ clubs have in llve years 
     
    
   
   
    
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     l'I‘(lUt‘l'll _lll\‘t‘llll.\ ('l‘ll1ll‘:-1 and dclinq- o444¢¢¢¢+.+¢+q+.~,4-.+¢»4 
     
    
   
   
    
     ui-iii-y niiii-tyadx per cent. lii llie province since tlic Liberals retired  1116 Olympic games will cause more l 
     
    

    
     southern poriioii ol‘ New York h, 1511, mutiuiits to oiil $45,781.53, 1111111119. for they will be woiib thei ' 
     
     ‘ n Y Y 
     
    

    
      i I r u‘ [mm phrpq ivlille lt lfl l‘(]lll1llY»UVl(lt‘llt that tho niuerliraiis, since llie great llflllfill‘ . 
     
    

    
     * 1"'1“"“"' "l": “‘. - - w.» - -. _a. \  a" ..i ~+~4o++oo0+0+ 
     
    

    
     WNW imulgllrzup“ m Hem.“ m roolied up lltlllli of List )(ll|‘, nil lltlllPtlfl iifflll) all died lii llil1l(.l., '¢‘*** '**** 
     
     f()\yng_ Tin-y included tennis represented 11s aiiioiiiitliig to $2112; 11c snys: ‘lf Ellglllllil uikcia the at; wHY IS BREAD 30 IMPPORT- 
     
     courts, Swlllllllllllg pools fllltl ‘llll 43335 “m, _.u._a|r,,,.|y one,“ the (mytltudc that We iiiuiit not succecil lii‘ ANT? . 
     
    

    
     kinds o1‘ siuip i- aniiisemen s or 1 
     
    
   
   
    
     illnziry iivi-raga- Liberal di-flclt or cniiiiiierce and industry and llflllOll-g 
     
     about $50,000. To conjure up their y a1 development without offending 
     
     ztiiitiiiiits they charge for instance , 1101'. that w!‘ lilust not even wlii the 
     
     an old Liberal liablllty—tlie llflllylAllléflflfVfl clip or trlunipli ln the 
     
     Wood laistutc~property belonglnglfifymplc giiincs wltliout causing 
     
     I0 (Eflflllill account tinder the 111ml i more trouble, we cannot, linpe to be 
     
     puri-liasi- not, of 38,5000 and inter-i friendly." lMr. Hearst reiniiiils his 
     
    
   
   
    
     The history of bread as n food 
     
     l iv-iuls llki: n ID1115171011., all liiis played 
     
     laii important part. In lliii destinies 
     
     lol‘ mankind mid its struggles 
     
     through tho iiges to perfection. 
     
     Tho progress of niitloiis- llll‘0l1|,l1. 
     
     tliolr diffironl paariuls ol’ devel0p~ 
     
     mom 1111i be iraicid by llie quaiiy 
     
     iind iiiiiiiillly of bread they liiivo 
     
    
   
   
    
     llll‘ smaller rliililririi. Piivllllons 
     
     ‘vV('l'(’ bullt for community dancing. 
     
     and ln-rc were taught zilsn ilonies~ 
     
     tic service, sewing, ctc. Concert: 
     
     and b: .. rsqwcro. also licld. Still, 
     
     oxloiulliii: the work, large nnturul 
     
     parks were purchased, and 1n them‘ 
     
     various kinds of’ amusements were 
     
     lnslnllcil. N0 admission was charg- 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘lt has supplied Hearst with more and bread eaters. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Everyone admits that rice enters 
     
     iirc less progressive, wlille bi-eiirl 
     
     eaters have always been the lend- 
     
     ers of civilization. 
     
    

    
     ll ls an interesting fact that just 
     
     as Japan ls changing (roin ll rlcea 
     
     exiting nation to u bread-exiting nu- 
     
     tlou Bill; is asserting her power. 
     
    

    
     Anyone who stops to consider 
     
     ilio history 0t’ niillons wlll see that 
     
     this iiiiittci‘ of wliut we eat ls the 
     
     uiio question of viliil linporliiiice. 
     
    

    
     Iii-end 1s olie of the earliest. the 
     
     most generally used iuid one or llie 
     
     most liiiporiiint foods used bya iiinii. 
     
     Wliboiil. bread the world would not 
     
     exist wltliout greiit hardship. On 
     
     hrcnd alone ii iintlnn of people can 
     
     exist. and lo alt down to n meal 
     
     wllliout 1t causes us 1o feel at once 
     
     tliiit something 1s missing. 
     
    
   
   
    
     WHAT WAS THE ORIGIN AND 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
         
     
        
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
          
     
         
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     Properly speaking, llU\Vt:V6l','1l19" 
     
     briiyeil or ground iniitei-liils are n0! 
     
     i-oiilly lii-cud in our sense ol‘ usllll 
     
     llie term until they are iiiolstenflll 
     
     Wllll water, when 1t becomes dolIKlI-i 
     
     The ivord (lougli ls an old 0119c 
     
     inclining to “moisten.” Tlils d011I‘_ 
     
     was 1n olden times lnimedliuel)’ 1111 
     
     ed in lint ashes, and n lint-d lndli I 
     
     stlble lump of bread was the resiil 4 
     
     atccldentally lt was illscoveerd 111111 
     
     1f the dough wamlcft for u 111116,‘ 
     
     before baking, iillowlng lt to tel‘ 
     
     mom, lt would. when nilxcil 1111111} 
     
     more dough swell up nnd 1111911111" 
     
     porous. Thus we got our wvrll 1°11‘ 
     
     from nn" old word llflnn. W111‘ 
     
     nieiint to raise up or lift 1111- 
     
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     a i-d Slates Judge, who liiis liiid much 1' 
     
    
   
   
    
     est $1,219.80. 'l‘o this they udd $111133 l‘(‘1l(l0l‘u that wlillc wiir between the 
     
     243.10 as unearned subsidy. This  two nations ivould be a t7l‘lllll‘, they 
     
     they well knew Wils expended foi-i linve been nt. wnr before, and that, 
     
     coal nnil supplies always purchased duo to Brltliili jciilousy iind inter- 
     
     to do wllli Juvenile» (toiirts. la ln-l l“ advance’ "ml "lii?" of which meyl rcrence‘ the rpmtmns Iimween the 
     
     lm-psung; tare using today. 'l1ien they charge; two nzitlomi are iinw wlint the relu- 
     
     ‘,"f‘lie young mind must be kept up $2,910 which has not been paid 110m; were between Germany and 
     
     Olflfllfllllil. (lillvc H‘?! boy's and gllrli-{iflhut gunnmuwd rm- me Drmk Q 1mm“, befnfp the Wm; M; sway. 
     
    

    
     ccnn rer-rca on, cop icm nu 0 , _ - , ‘ 
     
     Mm“: ‘Mk0 "Wm lmeroflted Knrrii‘. ("n {or whim there lg brlckslffltl article wlilcli lic contributed 
     
     Bommyflnz "mt Wm ("we gfl-eefaflflll stocks to balance, and Wlllflll“ to the Herald ln order tlint It might 
     
     ivalklni: and lbii-vlniz r1111 01’ their the government wlll never be cnlli-il reach the largest possible number 
     
     l"""‘l-“ "1111 V1111 ‘"1" 1111"" 11111“ 01' “on lo pay. But we are not through IIPWOPlKlIIg mo“ may have been well 
     
     with our arraignment. More anon. lntantlonod. but lt win lnjiidlcloua. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ml for iin IIIIIIIRQIIIQHI, and there are 
     
     no "liPPp of! ‘Hie grass‘ ‘signs. l 
     
    

    
     ln connection with ‘the above.‘ 
     
     the lJllUWlhg iloirliiriiilon of a Unit;- 
     
    
   
   
    
     lroublc wlfh juvenile delinquents. 
     
     Edltorliil Montreal Star. 
     
    
   
   
    
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     used. 
     
    

    
     No aitlicr food has iiikon such an 
     
    

    
     lllllltlflllfll. piirt. ln the civilization of 
     
     man. - 
     
     'l‘o a liirgo extent ll has been 
     
     llie means o! changing lils linblts 
     
     frnri tliosc of ii savage to those of 
     
     u clviilzeil being. 1t lnis supplied 
     
     the peaccfu| pursuits of ititrlculture 
     
     nnd turned liliii from war and the 
     
     chase. - 
     
    

    
     It. ls an Interesting fnct that llie 
     
     civilized iind the semi-civilized peo- 
     
     ple of the carlli can be divided into 
     
     two clauses, based upon their prin- 
     
     cipal carpal foods-tho rice Ulllll 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘bray, meaning to pound. This came 
     
    
   
   
    
     MEANING OF BREAD? 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘Bread is Jinked from many sub- 
     
     stances, althnugh when we tlilnk of 
     
     breup we usually think of wheat 
     
     fiend. ll la sometimes made from 
     
     roots, frult and the hark of trees.‘ 
     
     but generally only from grains such i 
     
     its wheat. rye, corn, etc. The word, '1 
     
     bread comes from an old word o, 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
           
     
       
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
        
     
       
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     ~l\ll1l\lt.‘i, 
     
     'il,l'|~.»1/\'rll 
     
     ‘Hy-a [>11 
     
     "In! i1 ‘i 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     from the method used ln preparing 
     
     the food. Food whlcli was poimd~ ' 
     
     nd wits lllld to be braved, rind Inter 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     ll n l l 
     
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     this walling wu OIIIIIIOII t9 broad.