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     CURRENT COMMENT liiaiiollai Debt .  _s- i ‘i 'i l  
     
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     rsonlroult . - '. 
     
    
   
   
    
      _.Tfl£_ilifliitlilElttttN liliiiiilliii.‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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     i Others’ View iitliilis   ‘Tiruttltéllltii. wit???» i 
     
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     "The rich look on us miners with 
     
     ,li'n ignorant and-patronising pity 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     a Qolxerlllilcllt in the various foreiuu t't)llilti‘ltfs and. ilmlluwlklixr Owm)“ “in-W” “p ‘lebls “m H" lflmed mum‘ iiZiit-luiiili-atulietier m? sqods that are "Tes- “"7 “m ‘he “i”! bar‘ t 
     
     ~ _ _ b 4 ‘ _ _ _._~ . . ‘. _ _ .xtu._.-ilnlt!-_.' til-y will sp-lll the world atltlel togciler; the to" o!“ ' ' _ - 
     
     111i)1'§l(l\ 6i _ ,t \\ titll-(l lend u) Iinlwl hi] (ll_mcliltle* l ‘ind itzotltyv t-t-oliullliczlliy. Jllsl‘ so‘. the pqoplti siutlitlusly reildt rrt" .tw',, wNu  W ,1 '4 o“ lei the", o“, every  RUSS P101381) - 
     
    

    
     T», 01K’ 0i (11959 (ltllnllllUnS W81? It) DQgOUilIO kl. tl’\'.‘il[_\' Ell More motley, anti still lllore llitJl|:‘_\' iloar; the currency "lmprurlcnlw '. ' i duff? o‘), . F ah & , 
     
     variance with the ararngtutteltts in force l7(“[‘~.‘~.'t.‘L~1l nn- llltlic who .-.-.-.-t» going to 1'0" ilebilseil. and iinprudently rcstor- ' Reprcselltlllg w- - M on C9» 
     
    
   
   
    
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      E MISYXDERS n‘, _ ,'i‘li,t> Ilrln. (Tr-tits Crosby i-plll- I  u In d SILK sHmTs ,h,,,__,h"_we,,, n,‘ uke a 8,0,?“ _ 
     
     _ ‘iill-wltllltd‘ of Pu iic ‘Works, all’ n a rccell a" c e, le J n on - i ' 1'11 "W lli . ~ ' ' ' ' 
     
     . . , ,, ‘ gains-Ni zhc int-cling at Iii; Ant», $lltictzlttlr season-till)‘ ‘Win95. ‘hi’ we“; Calm“, " gull“; sgfgkéldgf: 0,0,2‘, dnhi; -Ha.ve begun t0 advance litprlce In , 
     
     Some ttlilotls nllsilnt elstani lugs ate prevalent , tnnnn- Show. Good ruails ll.'ltur.lit_\" lclltulvlli; Psi-WEE trot" »“=“‘“"' Sh,“ ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,, ulna Workm- several Of the 1881.168, 30001111113“ t0 
     
    
   
   
    
     regarding Inlperial ilolitics and policies. Take the, 
     
     matter of commercial treaties, for instance. The 
     
     Dominion Government, db‘ weil as Atlstrtilitl tutti,‘ 
     
     South Africa, ltavc ;ltltllol'it_v' to Clll'l‘_\' on coxnntcrq 
     
    
   
   
    
     these negotiations must be carried on through the 
     
     British Ambassadors and not direct. The reason for 
     
     this is obvious; Canada, Australia and South Africa 
     
     have no independent represclitzttives at ‘the seals oi‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     the foreign ctt‘.l.lltl'_\' in qttcstitln :lll;l the hiotltel‘ illlllll» 
     
     try or other titnninions. '1 he day nut]: come \.\ ill‘l‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     (‘Illliv lip for tiiscilssllln, anti illr 
     
     iilllP Wild H105! llppllfilllll ftll’ llll till‘ 
     
     lhilllivvllltdill oi‘ tho (itl\'t‘l'lilllt'lll'5 
     
     1-» upon nil-t illt- l'tlil'illl tit-- 
     
     liitcti ".\.\' i.\'i“i<1il.\'.-\l. SFili-Ilil-J 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     PERHAPS RPILLIONS" oi’ (lOililYa 
     
     Bu: itpplirolttly they are still with- 
     
     out policy. lie rathtr appeals to 
     
     ire Auto Association for one. if 
     
     ilzi- t‘f)\lllil'_\' will give them tnozlcy 
     
    
   
   
    
     tltti-e laxtls autl produce at the 
     
    
   
   
    
     Fillllé llilll‘ lllflrVGls 0i‘ titllniziiszrl 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     lay's criticism of Southey} "('01- 
     
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     "The prcsetlt luotucllt is out‘ lit’ 
     
     yreat distress. But how slit-all will 
     
     that distress appeal" when wt. think 
     
    
   
   
    
     ill other wars sink into iltslgnlilc~ 
     
     i-nce: taxation. such as the most 
     
     heavily taxed people oi former 
     
     limes could not have conceived: a 
     
     dr-bt larger titan all the public 
     
    
   
   
    
     til. ‘Yet is the countrypoorer than 
     
     ‘ll 1790? We ilrlilly believe that. ll 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
     now say 
     
     that $15 silk shirts (which were 
     
     $6 ll few years ago) will,».so'on be 
     
     $25. The country will be stroll-ser- 
     
     veil by these manufacturers if they 
     
     male it $50 or $100. Fancy silk 
     
    
   
   
    
     be put too high; in price. Becausif 
     
     tbcy are in such demand not. en- 
     
     ough cheaper shirts are made. The 
     
     sooner the lunatlcs who pay luch 
     
     prices [or ‘silk shirts reach ' their‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     (Christian Science, Monitor) I 
     
     The lights still blaze on Broati-, 
     
     wly, the restaurants are just us 
     
    
   
   
    
     f "A rich young iadyifiho went 0n- . 
     
    
   
   
    
     "was being shown around a coal 
     
     harm's plantjlliit asa cake I mill‘ 
     
     el s, all black froth their wo k. ss- 
     
     qbnded tltuttnult. ’ ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     lust miners.’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     ' :"A minute later another cage 0i’ 
     
    
   
   
    
     men came up. Y , 
     
     ‘Are they miners. mo?‘ refilled 
     
     the young lady. 
     
    
   
   
    
     " ‘Yesfl 
     
     “How very, vory kind of Y0" m“ 
     
     is!’ 5am the rich young laihfi" 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     phone ' 
     
    
   
   
    
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     Investment Bankers, Halifax. 
     
    
   
   
    
     telegrams dated Maltch 22nd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     1934 MATURITY still selling at 97 
     
     ‘and interest YIELD 5.80» P. C- 
     
    
   
   
    
     i; Bonds oi any issue atthe present: very 
     
     attractive market prices,» ‘write or 
     
    
   
   
    
     . ' H. WESTON-VPEAKE, ‘- 
     
    
   
   
    
     d. cial ‘negotiations with foreign ilolvers without tllt'.l>.'vol.\'l.\zt: rill: i’llt)\'i.\'t‘l-2 ix tlvcl- the lllswrr at‘ ills ll»! 10m‘ . -- ‘What fir!) tlieyr- she untied. u . . . . 
     
     jnterlnediary of the Colonial Oi-fice in London‘ but : ilt'.\'l)lilil)5 till‘ 'l‘lit)l‘5.\.\'l).~‘.- years: s \\'ill",,CL)lllp.il‘€(l with which ‘hm’! are ‘me- luxulil "m" Funnot 1.. 0b,. 531d (holbaroli, "they're  mliereStéd 111 purchasing  Y,“ 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     i. each of these tltllninitlns shall be a self contained $11,, “l,” }:I‘\*ZI~D(SQX'TII1IKX()X1 Wlilli. will? 02d.“  }‘?""‘°§°'“"‘§i‘  “my- ..‘.l‘?.“°'°“ “e P*‘9l‘°l1 i" L 
     
    

    
     t _ . . , . , ., . _ w v _ R  y» ..ilt to go to iii. ntl rultrs. sit N5 99“ ‘ ‘mum the doors, the theatres are full and 783o_3_24,,,,3, 
     
    

    
     i , PCHVQI‘ \Vlllllll tllfi l-lilllllllt‘, dbifi? [O IlGgOUcltG (lll€Lti_\ tatllt lll this province‘? Are the all- @1151; ti; becoming richer and funning 0,8,,’ the éporung Con“ ‘ 
     
    

    
     i ~ with ULHSKR, nat,ons_ but that lune ,5 m), yet . (tilting in rlialtlu unable nl- inczlp- lit-bur. Now and tlnu illfipe has l€$1$flTBl1l0bbvBil l)Y.(lli:OIlg8l)lii0lK'   .. 
     
    

    
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     t _ >oltle\vltat similar lnlsultderstilntllng" exists with “f” "i ‘ftfm-"g “ fr“ Pails‘, A“ "ca" <l slcllllw 1w“ drill "u" 1* ct buyers. business is at its peak I a » Mo ,0, ,0“, 
     
    

    
     . v - w tam‘ t". '; i." 1 .. i‘. ‘"  \ ~; - 1  ; l i. . - , , .-  - 
     
     I reatu-tl to the Lezlatte oi Nations. We have been  ‘,,“,”_‘.*_ ‘T m _ ,  W‘. 1m” ,_““f“.‘_“',°,“ f“? f“ m ‘h? °‘"*‘°““‘Y"°"‘-‘“““ 5"“ ‘i’ “'9 Al. . 442% 14o 
     
     l~ .. ‘ _ . _ . . . .. 1  1 m I ,,,.,. , f ‘\'. t‘ - . C. H’ imam“ ‘mum “uhgllfl m‘ P""““‘i “mu-ml ‘MM m" he no t-tlrller grocery of Seventh iwcnuc, ~ HALWAX N B‘ Mum}, 23___ m;  , H6914, '68 
     
     i, tOltl liltli tl> ti. l(l.~tl i1 t) tll> ¢€1\,\L1k' tl A ti. ltlilm dll- l-.:ttna.“\~l's to (‘lill tliurlt-t lll't'illli§‘.= ,|,,,,b,_ A Sing“. |,,~,.,,t,,.,- “My rec; Hm, Avenue ,5 gm,“ ‘norm curs. (Quutuuons.l_hrm,ihir,g by RB, MCJQ    U63“!- 62% 
     
     Er ‘(ltld ITQQCl HUI ill llllllhgl lltl lllYtllYtld lll 2lll\t iYill- ,-illli)l_\~ Jitd pass FllSUlIIIiUIlS its-iii v Ill ll» tilt»; but the t'-_lt,- is cvltlt-lltlyl ctmi- ,,,,,,-,-,,,.,', “m, ,,i,,,,,,,,,d,_,_ They sum (jurdy um}- .,g_, [he Montreal Stock (Elm- Pflf. - - - - -- -1_252'/ii 124 
     
     i bQUZlLlSt? the Mother (‘ountry gocs to war and the ex- "W M‘ lllll llllrtlillr- 1'» tut; in. u we wtl-t» w implies: ,1... p.,_.,,,,,.,.,g New Yurk would not   “H85 8W, i ivlr:§."l5ét.".'..'f. jiilolk 
     
    
   
   
    
     i.li2lll2ltit1ll' fJlV9ll~ is that Sir ltobert Borden has 
     
     illsistctl upon (‘tltlada and the other dillnlltltilts hav- 
     
     ing: a lwill-te-"i-litzltivc ln the lctttrtlc of Natlonnl, giving 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     tut .\‘iill]lli(‘il_\'. 
     
    
   
   
    
     'l'lli»ri- alt- li2lll‘.i \\'ll\‘ll .tl:rl_\' 
     
    
   
   
    
     that in the year i930 it pnpilliltior. 
     
     of iifty llliliions llcttcr fctl, clatl 
     
     tint‘. ltltlgtld than tht- idngiisli oi our 
     
     Iifiii‘. will covir lliPéil‘ islands, that 
     
    
   
   
    
     ruhnlit ‘to prohibition, but they. 
     
     have. They said that it would malic- 
     
     tho city a iluliiliiltation of its fowl: 
     
     llitr splclltltlr. but it hasn't. They. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘llFll Ctllliil Ytltlllfl: I‘-(l\\'('l' Wlill illt‘ dlillllfil‘ (‘ilililtl',\'. s-iirlt iilltl political il(‘l‘ililtlil}' llltlsi "Hath iillti lltiillillliiillllfiillri‘ Will mi] mi- w()|~|(i||g||\(=|| would not 
     
     Till! reitstininu Wtltliil lto t. t'tt_=t-- tvc tlpcrt: it not for the ~" all “all? "all all» illitcc i» lit l>- wcultllltil" lllllll tllji Wcllltlllcal work without beet‘. but HWY £111?‘ 
     
     fact that {hp llAllllvpwkipl :\':~,'\i,,,,_\- ,,,-,,hil,,,“_. ,,,,,\. via-Hep, 'tl' tllillrs ill parli llltllt. lli (‘stir parts tlt lllll-‘lvlhil itlillug of ‘tilrllv doing it) lg‘) rum, u rQQpnQ hutlv, 
     
     4 _  , A , ., ~ V, ~\_ , “PUP, ,0 H,“ Ivwuq“, hwvim, ‘tlfl in our h. llitlli‘ lilis his it» fllliii‘ Illl\\ aic, that t-ultiv.ii..lli,ritlt ,,,;_~,,,1vv,., flungmqln 0,, the offset 
     
     LU '1} 1:1. "IN “ M.‘ ‘I l‘ l i . , i‘ ‘A “A ‘ I‘ . " ~'ll< llll)‘ tlt‘t'tll'l'-il ill blih lcili l'.l- -.< tilztt tit‘ a ilowil-lzzrtltul, will hi’ oi‘ prohibition ill the great city. 
     
     U V-ill-T’ ill Lil‘? ili“‘5l-l'*i»‘l"l" N) “will: H‘ ill“ (liilnlllliill-il anti prnvtllciztl llt)ll.~2i'$. \\'llt-ll lltt~ Flilifltl up in iht- top oi’ lien, .‘\'t».-v~ vVL-ll, New York "my not he spend- 
     
    
   
   
    
     rctntlitt part oi the iiritish lilnlpirtl their !‘8]ll‘i’£\‘;‘llitt— 
     
     tivtls wt-itlltl ilc (‘XCllltlHi from the disctlssiiln of any 
     
     diwtitt- in which thc- Tdotllci- (‘tltlntrj-x was coilcernctl. 
     
     it ‘.\’.‘l< ‘not lwt-atlstl the lfinttirtl and her tltilnlllltins 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     (‘Uldti iillivtlit‘ llltl l)llil‘l' .<lg'll.tlttll'llt‘.\‘ ltl tilt‘ i.t‘il._tl_‘l.lt‘_ ill talus ill tlit- in-illllll‘ oi‘ \‘.tio:l.» mat our tit-ht, vast as it silt-ills to ,' lie-i- _ d l ‘ . . Q, , 
     
     ,,,,~~ _,,-,,,V._-t_{,,,, ,~ mung H“. Itlmph-U that Li“. [lnitl-(l Mi. this lorlll. .\il llilriit-s stain; will illlil-"ill: to nilr ilttnlvgrallil- ;NATURE'S MIRACLE WORKING     a _ 
     
     Stfits l__-,,,,,;,,,k, Umk excvptinn U, 0H,, (lnwjc, l.t,,,,.es(,,,_ i." lllililllillltll. (l])]l)~'lil.lil s; .lli' . idrvll u. lfliifltf, tlllculllbrhlicc.= AGAIN , 
     
     ' which iillgilt taislly llt- paitl tlll lll a ~-—— 
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     an itti~r Ihit-riuatu tit‘ tht- ltatioll art- 
     
     ‘ll <itlttl all our proplc b. Ctllllt‘ it‘ 
     
     .l:l-. it trillutt- of llilr‘l\\'\'i‘V' 
     
     n~r lll)‘1lli_\'. ilt-ilato ill llll 
     
     tlnil<t~ o!‘ twlnllllnils upon tllllzitlzrs 
     
    
   
   
    
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     'i‘lli~ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     rs tnlliilliilllvlllvtl the gon-ltullclli, 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     is and ilt-lvt-livu, that luacllines 
     
     Pollitfllfilvtl on principles yet undis- 
     
     i‘.i'.l'l‘l‘il will b" ill every lloustxthat 
     
     ilil ri- will be ii.) lliKll\Vil)'H hilt rail- 
     
     roads, no irzlvcilill): but by stcalll. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ihg all its time, or all its nloney, 
     
     as well ns it might; but there can 
     
     he no doubt that prohmition, to 
     
     nrilitain tile "sporting" vein, is 
     
     "wihlling hands ilOwll." 
     
    
   
   
    
     ~t,'. s" l1 i- <u',-' j< “ l“ ‘ ‘ ‘i . , . ' 
     
    

    
     to ti‘. ln.tpv..t-t,ltl.t tht_\ tatth htrlliyil hale .1 \ote in ,_,,,,, h, ,,,,.,, ,,,,, ,,,,, ,_,,,,,.,,,, m. ,_,,,,,_ U, “m "m", mum ,,m,,,_, wmaha We, _AT_ 
     
     ; ‘ll llllii5< iinucllil-Lll “they lllwidi-‘i: Hull 15- W011‘ H]? ‘iltv ltlll lliltl iIiVtll ii llt-illlflu lllllltl .'hiilk us iilsilllc. ‘Fllcsc curly March day's are ilt- . 
     
     g ll-‘itt-il Statics zlliil llt-ttictl, or the llllliflti States and 'l'llis is solllcilliil; in nu l>:-.ul»l_ut , vilzoratiilg. necnlst» they hold til» ‘ ’ 
     
     it Ja tan to itavt» tliotihlc zznil {lllllcttl to the LOAQUQ o. ____V____ E"il"'=‘"°' “°°'“° gawk" primnslrff “h ell“? to ‘lymleirls loin; 
     
     , n", ‘ ,7‘ I , _ V, _-  ,~ -_, _ _ _ _-‘_ ‘ 4 l‘t‘i[!,fi. i" SUYISIIHP, tie cenr a r. . , ‘ p 1 
     
     ‘i klnmnx ihln y“ Ill ln-"h Iinulm L “Hum lune Mil "alrint-rs in .\‘t~\v Iirilnstvi -lt, \\'c llroilhosy tlotllingl hilt this ilvi=n the clouds and the winds. the ' _ f , ' ' ' \ 
     
    

    
     vmli-i" 3111'" “WAN lillilcrlciin.‘ mill] the balance (l1 l b,» ,1“. 1;_,i,,_,-,,,,.,,-5 wt- say: it‘ any person hail taid "lllll Rllmtlle snow flurries, all, tell ' _ ' l " ' ' 
     
    

    
     l)tl\\'t"l‘ m. "Qking ,1“. mnninl-iui (lnvi-lut- ill’! Paliiiilllt-nt with-h mct in pt-r~ us spring is on the way. its ap-    H  
     
     , lite til llwliitu ilas ilcvcl‘ lit-tut creatlv enamored .lltlll ltl uppilillt a ii. t: i.. Film nicxitl- untl ltirrnl‘ tire-r ult- crash llmllcll is not ctlsy, nor stealthy. ‘ _. . - - _ 
     
    

    
     .. . : -_ » _ '~ t- I ., ' -. ,- _.»..,,,  < .. .- -_~ - Ii '20 lllLl-l in i830 the wcaltll (ll for in this region the transition ' g ' t ,. 
     
    

    
     of the! c oi I\.l.t1on>, lhc Aiilcsztulcctl to it .\llll~ l~>-ll~ W'- -l‘~‘ l P‘“l"' i‘ _‘ l‘ , , 
     
     f . . _ , i , ‘n .,. . " .,' , , 1 ., _ .- 1, . y . n1 ur- into tho actual cost of tiirn lculzliilltl would surplss all lll(‘ll' trolu the death of wlllfll‘ tqllli‘ T0" B t t  
     
     i  U) i ' 4'. 1 l“ ilk in ‘A 11mm ‘liilbl’! (“gull Ht  I150“ iitillllltilfl. tilt» thrillers iaElol-‘ttl bt~ wiltiist drcnllts. illLiT tho annual slltfvvlltlll and lllfi 110W llifl 0f U"?  ., u     a  - 1  
     
     f’ lVtlrillldi  i¢l!'-<i."~‘!i_l‘\" 14>‘ Minn’, “tlill-‘flllvll r“"~llll)ill'i~el"" urln-itli-rt-tl at ill" t‘lll‘i'tlli l'illt' o l-tvt-nuc would cqual lhu prlicilull. vernal season usually comes with a . ' ' “l _ . i ' ' ' t‘ , 
     
    

    
     I'll \'l\"tl'<lil’/.I!l,_:.§ iilt‘ t'ti'il\'L‘tii‘.t‘ll/t't‘.< (ii lillhl litiillflltli‘ Oil lili’ Li‘! in illiiltillt: tllrso tSilillilli“'l-. 12' that tltibt which they considers clash oi the elements‘. But-the un~    ‘ a   
     
    

    
     l i ‘l tll (l ill l ll 
     
     - iuturtl itlrgltjn llllglililllfi, til ‘Lil’: lqlllifltl htzliGs, It thi- risult mlrhi ilovt-iop sonic sill i-ltl as all ultnlerafhle burden, that, £21m? ‘as: ,9? i“ 9319mm of i: ' l = i - l . . .- - ' l ,- .. 
     
     _ , , , . _ __  -_ , ,_ , - ~ , _ '- ,,.§,,..-_ "or ollr- illilli i) ti-ll tltitisillli, ,_ ‘ S. flilt ‘as 9 sun s s _ . " ’ __ __- . ‘ " - ~ 
     
    

    
     ,. would haw htcil tnole .\tlll.\iiit_till_\ it thc Ltntggtlc ot [rlilnils ,;,,_,, ,,,.,,,g ,,,,,,.,, ,,.,,,,,,, ,,,_ ,._,,.,,,,,, ,0 “,9 Sou", em, (m, .01‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Nations 'l‘l-tl::t}.' ililtl not been tnrltltl part of the Peace 
     
     Treaty. it’ the Peace 'l‘l'cil.tv ltad bet-n scpztiitlt‘ the 
     
     Senate Wlllliil have ptlssctl it long ago and many of 
     
     tht- trottbles the Allies zlre now experiencing would 
     
     hilvc been avoitlctl. ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     -._ . .._..._.__ z tuition. lit» Pliliillg illvj "must n: lllP-lllllf oi‘ wllnt it then was. that l I I ‘ V o; ma, pans,“ M. 
     
     .,.,, ,, ,,~ ,.,,,,,,,,.,. ,.,, , .4.‘ ,_,. \ ,, H, U, __ .,,_,,,,.,,,,_,_ _\._,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,, ,1“. ltq- lltc pnsrntlice would, lbrlng nlort- pleasing wonder. These are steal; h, Navy, nu,.,,,',,,,,,._ 141mg; gllnblgiligal‘) gfiddtihelw, silk P°P"" “d tractively and well 
     
     . . . A l. l ti: ____ u x. .- . \. . into the t-xt-ilcqucr than the cx~ lllg ttD from the S_qtlt_l_t_ ' mmle in light um] dark . 
     
    
   
   
    
     ill its \'L'Sit-i'ti‘.l_\,":~‘ isstlc the l zitriot ntaktls a path 
     
     ctic plea for what it calls "just; and ltoncst criticism" 
     
     of the §ItJ‘ft‘l'll1llt:lll. lil so fill‘ as the Patriot is sincere 
     
     in this plea we are heartily with it. We believe in and 
     
     practise to the ilest of our zlbllltl,lilf()l'lllC(l Criticism 
     
     whether of constructive or destructive character. 
     
     We cannot. ltowevel‘ reconcile the Patriot's present 
     
     attitude with. its utterances during June and July 
     
     1ast_ just before the election, Conditions then were 
     
    
   
   
    
     f-ir. l-‘lalll; Putts. lui-lnb. r inr S: 
     
     .iin‘.~' ill thi: .\'. ll. lt-gislliturt 
     
     unites scriou»; charges against tilt 
     
     1t)\‘9l‘ilil’l(‘lli in its llnnilling ot‘ Pro- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘or pto.lllu_.iil._aii.il\v things 11> lll‘ 
     
     ran the way they are." “is tlIl)" 
     
     vmly ill ('l(lSt' touch with the Gov 
     
     rtlint-nt receiving any rewards," 
     
     ti ilsltt-il. ii.- lurtltcr dcclarcs, "i 
     
     ‘ill pr llllfflil to tilrt-tl an invcslifltl 
     
     lion ii i cannot git thc illiaritltttivll: 
     
     l want from tht- lltltlsc." 'l"ill>l l- 
     
     ibcrallsln iii its llstlol course. 
     
     itt-tlp a look out tor silmcthiltg sell- 
     
     idiitllllll ill our owl! illovlllci” 
     
    
   
   
    
     i} i? 
     
    
   
   
    
     live tutu of titty thousand pountls. 
     
     that London would hi: twict: as 
     
     large anti twlcc as polulltlus, and 
     
     that. nevertheless the rate oi‘ nlor~ 
     
     llity wnllltl have diulinlshetl to 
     
    
   
   
    
     ciso and customs hail brought ill 
     
     ‘ilgctiler under Charles the Scc~ 
     
     nnd, that stage coaches would run 
     
     from London to York in twcnty~ 
     
     four hours, that nli-n woultl be in 
     
     tho habit of sailing without wiutl. 
     
     llltl would be beginning to rltlt 
     
     without horses, our ancestors 
     
     would have given as much credit tn 
     
     ‘lie prediction as they gave tn Gul- 
     
     liver's Travels. 
     
    
   
   
    
     llllllES higher in the horizon and 
     
     goes tlolvll later, so we know that 
     
     nature's miracle is working; and 
     
     only a little way off come marching 
     
     the green things that make the 
     
     world of springtime iin evenin- 
     
    
   
   
    
           
     
    
   
   
    
     cach any the oncomingmrmyl B‘: 
     
     grass and leaves and flowers, "oi 
     
     birds and buds and beauty}. stead’: 
     
     a lltie more terrltorydroth‘ tho 
     
     ice king, and in a short-wbilellie 
     
     will be driven back to make wit? 
     
     for lire and growth and. blossom‘ 
     
     and fruit and harvest time‘. 'Nat_~‘ 
     
     are‘: ways’ are those oi! order,‘ it'll! 
     
     from them marhhs learned his 
     
     most useful lessons. None of them 
     
     are more impressive than the mer- 
     
    
   
   
    
     i Serge Smart ‘I Je ey Cloth 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘fillil Attractive 
     
    
   
   
    
      Brown and Green. The 
     
     popular hlouseii eifect, 
     
     coateoor vest. Buttons 
     
     on sides oi skirt and 
     
     rows oi silk braid. In 
     
     Misses’ and Ladies’ size 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘£15.00 to s'ss.oo ' " 
     
    
   
   
    
      Laillestlllilrming i.  Camisoles, Corset 
     
    
   
   
    
     Blouses tile Season's 
     
     lveweit - Stvles __ 
     
    
   
   
    
     A lightweight knitted l 
     
     fabric, trimmed wlthlun’ silk 
     
    
   
   
    
     front. We have tbeni in 
     
     Pekln Blue, Navy, Beh- 
     
     ver and the new Burk 
     
     shade. Sizes 36 to 40. 
     
    
   
   
    
     $32-00 to $35.00 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dresses 
     
    
   
   
    
     l iilor the House 
     
    
   
   
    
     Taffotta, Georgette, Sa- / r 
     
    
   
   
    
     Foulard 
     
    
   
   
    
     Crepe 
     
    
   
   
    
     in "fashions 
     
     moat favored styles —-, sortnlent 
     
    
   
   
    
     Oi,’ Chamhray, Striped 
     
     d" Percale and Gingham, 
     
    
   
   
    
     A splendid as- 
     
     0t' different. 
     
     htyies to choose from. 
     
    
   
   
    
     colors. 
     
    
   
   
    
     the new overskirt, bell A" 511e,, prices t 
     
    
   
   
    
     sleeves and embroidery 
     
    
   
   
    
     trimmings. 
     
    
   
   
    
     --Coveis‘ just Arrived 
     
    
   
   
    
     Camisoles made in patterns 
     
    
   
   
    
     $3.50 to $7.00 
     
    
   
   
    
     _ . 
     
     MidtiwBlouses 
     
     We now have a full stock of 
     
     extra line quality to choose 
     
    
   
   
    
     as they are today; the cost of livin had lone u) the ‘When a Million Looked at sing otwlnter into spring‘. because in... u... and“; new nnd .. 
     
     - _ ~ v 9 , _ _ . Y from. They conle in white 
     
     value oi the dollar ilad gone do\vn. The Arsenault >¢QQ-Q&§OQbOOQQOb-Q-Q-O-OOQI* l‘°'°“’° “"6 Jllssllillw" l" "it" l" ln the Srrlnirs leading iihnd- bilullml" °°mbilmli°n °" °°l' 
     
     Government ll‘l(i pointed this otlt had nride '1 Die-l ' Yet the tllvtllfloll ‘vtlllld WW“ m“ ““g‘°“"°" “i “m” l“ ‘m’ re" e“ °" 0mm“ “M 3M1“ “M om Mudem n“ Sm‘ "n" m“ Wu“ m“ “an” “u” and 
     
     z c z c /( u I l . * - . ' ‘ ‘ 
     
     for the teachers. bl-tlbosetl a SClIQIllQ by which suiii- Dilly SEllFC-UOIIS -- i l>tt=n true; illlil they would have “mm?” “ml m“ me °v°'l“t' liiigicgulheltllpdlii liitilniiést ‘"25 *° 95° ‘Wm °" “ll “mie- 
     
    
   
   
    
     cicnt revenue could be produced to give the teachers 
     
     an zitlettuate salary. 
     
    

    
     What was the Patriot's attitude then? “Fair 
     
     and honest criticism?” With the Bell candidates it 
     
     declarctl the then existing revenue was suificient 
     
     for all the needs of the province and for the requir- 
     
     cd increase in teachers’ salaries. It ltotlndetl the Ar— 
     
     senauit gtwtrrnntent on what it termed its uncalled 
     
     for appeals for more revenue and, with the Bell call- 
     
     diilates, promised to run the country and increase 
     
     the teachers’ salaries without resorting to increased 
     
     taxation. 
     
    

    
     Now, with the Bell party in power, filtding itself 
     
    
   
   
    
      Guardian Readers ' 
     
     l Furnished by w. s. Lflulon 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘STAND av-oowr RUN AWAY 
     
    
   
   
    
     A tire is it li‘l'l'il)lt? tiling I navel‘ 
     
     tee one but what l think of the con- 
     
     mil between two natural elclllehlfi. 
     
     -,,-,. anti witivr~ each llgllllilii 
     
     tgilinst llic tllltvl‘. 
     
    
   
   
    
     l firil is, I am hi» 
     
     ;.- iilt- brave firemen 
     
     _ i one-u witnessed 
     
     l“. falling of ii building, during n 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     perceived that it was not altogeth- 
     
     cr zihstlril, ii’ they had considered 
     
     -llat the country was then raising 
     
     “very year a sum which would have 
     
     purchased ihc foo-satuplc oi the 
     
     revenue oi‘ the flantagcltiegl, ten 
     
     liilii-‘s wlizit supported the Govern» 
     
     lucllt oi‘ Elizabeth, three tilncs 
     
     what, in the time oi‘ (‘rolllwi-II, had 
     
     becll thought intolcrably oppress- 
     
     ive. To almost all lllenthe state of 
     
     things under which they have been 
     
     used to live seems to be the nec- 
     
     lssary state oi‘ things. We hhvc 
     
     ‘tcaril it said that iive per cent is 
     
     thi- natural interest of money, that 
     
    
   
   
    
     ing. -,-, , 
     
    
   
   
    
     re‘; and ‘forty millions of debt!" 
     
     cried nil the statesmen of 1783 iii 
     
     chorus; “what abilities, or wiitlt 
     
     economy on the pttrt rot’ a minis- 
     
     ter, can. snvei-a country so bur- 
     
     dened?" W-‘e know-that if, since 
     
     i783, rilrfresh debt had ‘been in~ 
     
     curred, the increased »' resources 
     
     oi the country would have enab- 
     
     iedus to defray that debt at which 
     
     PlttfFdx iaiitYBlirlié stood aghast 
     
     hay, to defray it over and over‘ 
     
     again, and than with which lighter 
     
     taxation thrill’ whtifweihnve actual- 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     fcqt. bell sleeves and round 
     
     neck. Made in georgcttes, 
     
     silks ilnd iine quality voiies. 
     
     With lace, embroidery and 
     
     bead trimmings. All sizes. 
     
     32.9810 $15.00 
     
    
   
   
    
     Corset Covers made of iina 
     
     naiusook with lace _vokcs anti 
     
     lace insertion, with or with- 
     
     out sleeves. 
     
    
   
   
    
     65c. to $2.75 
     
    
   
   
    
     or all blue in Misses and La- 
     
    
   
   
    
     dies‘ sizes, also navy blue 
     
     serge Midiiles for children. 
     
     Prices ranging from?‘ 
     
    

    
     $1.95 to 99,0" 
     
    
   
   
    
     Beautiful Spring Suits and co... 
     
    
   
   
    
     FOR 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ladies---Children-Men-Boys» 
     
    
   
   
    
     . u, 
     
     In this season's newest styles. t Made in fine quality materials of the iSpillifs leading 
     
    
   
   
    
     r and its  ll the at which that lad (lug for     t»   ;.‘.‘.‘;‘."°..i:."‘.f..?;':§:l..:l':l“;#3.: r  .  i d‘.‘.“‘.‘.iii.‘sil‘itii itttz."tf.rizai.°.“z:li.szll S‘.°.'."l..“L.';FJZ :."i.:;"*.:‘.*:.;....l.'r,l.":::.  ‘m 
     
     lll0lll.\‘(‘i\'€5. finding that the revenue which loomed luau wits burnt-ll rt lusfltllllY- I M“ ,,.,,'u,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,C,,,,,,, ,,,,,,,,, Co“. . ~b~°t~end~ on “n,” , .  
     
     . . . . . - .., ..,.,,- ; ; rim l l I _ 
     
     so l2ll'_L,'"('. 1n l.il(‘ll' cycs bcforc the election 1s JLlSl _'“,,_,»‘,f_‘ '.‘,:‘,}n‘,g,,,,,‘_‘,,,_f_, Sff,‘,‘(‘,",,,,‘, ,,. Wm,‘ Hen“. l, l, m, (hqugh ,p.  N i 
     
    
   
   
    
     what the Arsentttilt _Ll_'i)\'(?l'lllll(3lll declared it to be: 
     
     lt-zlliziug that €X])Glltllil.ll‘(‘.< are as necessary anti tlll 
     
     iivtiitlziblc as the 1ll‘.’<0li2lllli' government declared 
     
     them to be. it ilsks us “in Heaven's niune to let the 
     
    
   
   
    
     \\'i- twill all lit‘ prt-tly llrttvc Wlllll 
     
     hi» still vllllllfl“. happily around us 
     
     fiui lot an t-lilcrlscntgv arise, and wi- 
     
     -rt-. put to llli‘ ‘test. ll"s tilt-n that 
     
     ho world ilIlili-i out whether or not 
     
    
   
   
    
     in ovt-rg: age everybody knows that 
     
     up to his own time progressive im~ 
     
     prnvclncnt has been taking plhcc. 
     
     ilobilily seems in rockon on any 
     
     lniprovcnlt-nt during‘ the ncxt gi-ll- 
     
    
   
   
    
     i‘ dlbwliuc principle is it that 
     
     when we see nothing but inlprove- 
     
     rnent behind us, wo are to expect 
     
     nothing but thi- intormetitiling m’ 
     
     Mr. Southey! idol, the omniscient 
     
    
   
   
    
     - Viiiles 
     
    
   
   
    
     We hays a large assortment 
     
     of beautiful Volios in iiorhl 
     
     designs ilnd silk stripes in 
     
    
   
   
    
     Gingiitlms 
     
    
   
   
    
     Ginghhlus in h large assort. 
     
     nlent of various colored 
     
     plaids anti small checks and 
     
     ‘light anti dark shades, sup. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Silk Ktiilitiiigs, 
     
    
   
   
    
     Our Silk ilnd Suiting Depart- 
     
     ment has a full stock oi this 
     
     Springs beautiful new goods 
     
     in various new shades and 
     
    
   
   
    
     llllSl illdlIV lid (lQilil Zlild , iillflililitflll lS-QUQS 0f tlIOSQ at‘ llllvfi "l?! 51"" "i" “s i"*‘si‘"“i iriititm. We cannot ilbsoiutciy and the Omllilwtell! Billie. but by very pretty shades; also some itbltl for street or house plaids. A splendid assort- 
     
     tlnlcs, -—to fol-gilt that ‘ this than or that man tnadc "' ilrtlve that lhcllc are lll error ltlw the prudence and energy oi the l"“,'" "m" i“ "1"" "l"! ‘Wk We"- Prlwl nlent o! different materials. 
     
     it's lint- to have a host oi’ irlcnils, toll us that socioily has reached a peopm,‘ that England hag hnherto c“ om- 38c to 85c. all at ordinary D1109!- 
     
    
   
   
    
     certtiin statcnlcnts (llll‘lll_l)j the heat of an election 
     
     catnpziieli." Thc “statements" were not made alone 
     
     illlflllil‘ the hcat of thc campaign; they were made 
     
     (lQllbQPlltOly, in thc cool shades of opposition during 
     
     the last session of the lcuislziillrc. ‘ 
     
    

    
     We fully realizc the difficult position the gov- 
     
     crulttcnt is in and we realize zilso, as the Patriot now 
     
     ilocs, that thc _Q'()\'Ci'lllll£’lll; cattle into power upon 
     
     fillsc, fliltrrailtiy false, pretences, and is already‘ dis- 
     
     crctlitetl ill its own eyes as wcli as iit the cylc-s of tht 
     
     electors. But this is no reason why thc muzzle should 
     
     be applied to the press and opposition at the present 
     
     lime. The government made its bed and if it finds 
     
     it an uncomfortable one it nevertheless must Iie on it 
     
     or get out and go to the country and tell ‘the peopit 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘luv unions iht-y stitnil by they are 
     
     at “sounding brass." 
     
    
   
   
    
     'i'llo sllirkcr at tnonlal tasks nev» 
     
     ‘r stands by in thin-a. oi‘ ‘stress. 
     
     File clock watt-hm‘ and the easy 
     
     wily searcher arc always tili- first 
     
     '0 rim. iiut ynu who Hlilllil in tho 
     
     =ulall things of c\'ill'_v-ilily' demands. 
     
     will pride in stilllding by when :- 
     
     worltl walks up and saysa“! want 
     
     ‘Oil for it lob!" . 
     
    

    
     Stand by. 
     
    

    
     Sinnii by \\'ll(l'l' ii rains~imil 
     
     '10lll‘5l. Anyone is glad to sinnii by 
     
     Vlll‘l’l it's cool and "convenient." 
     
    

    
     (fnrios Marlyn. in his life of 
     
     Wendell Phillips, wrote this sent 
     
     mce, that has stuck in my brain for 
     
     l. score of years: "it is not enough 
     
     o b» l‘l‘lilly to go when duty chlls. 
     
    
   
   
    
     turning piliilt. that we have seen 
     
     our best days. But so snld all who 
     
     cattle before us, and Just as mach 
     
     apparent reason. "A million a 
     
     your will lbeggnr us," silid the pat- 
     
     riots of 1640. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Getting Ussd To it 
     
    
   
   
    
     “Two millions it year will grind 
     
     ill" country to powder." was the 
     
     cry in 1660. “Six ltliillons n year 
     
     hnil a tlcbt of ilfty milllonsl" cx- 
     
     claimed swzlt, "the lush allies 
     
     have been the ruin of us." "A hun- 
     
     reli and forty million! of debt!'_’ 
     
     siiid Junitls; "well may we say that 
     
     we owe Lord (‘hathsm more than 
     
    
   
   
    
     t \ i 1n siloul| sin around where . . ._ _ . .. I . , 
     
     the Iiell suppot tors ulere wrong andthe Arsenauli ,0 loin“ hm imp c,l,',,,.. we shall evormpay, .il.we'owe him “m, m; pm,“ gm ;,,_“,,,g1, u ; anitilhlzzzliozllilitllilr yvolnans ‘mahogany Kid High Cut boot. wlilu h no ltlil uii m $0.00. 
     
     govelnment light 1n their pie-election campaign. Biillltl br-dotfl run awn)’. such fl iohd as this!’ "T" "ll" m m , ~. . l, ,, , “Neg, w‘ ,,i,l,"°,'fz.l§ 3,‘: "l" °l "l" twill" doll» article. 
     
     ' i-""',"”“"""" "’ “""»».l,'~  '1' :'f'.r'-"  -»'--. vovvqanotm.» t . .,L.4,..._ 
     
    
   
   
    
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     been carried forward in civiliza- 
     
     iion; and it is to the same prud- 
     
     ence and_the same energy that we 
     
     now look with comfort and good 
     
     hope. Our rulers will best pro~, 
     
     mote the improvement of the na- 
     
     tion h-y strictly coniiding themsei-i 
     
     ves to their own legitimate duties,i 
     
    
   
   
    
     fair price. industry and inteillg-l 
     
     ence their natural reward, idleness 
     
     and folly their nmturaLpunishmerltQ 
     
     by maintaining peace, by defending 
     
     propertyp by diminishing the _ price 
     
     of law, ‘and’ by observing strict ec-i 
     
     onomy in every department oi the, 
     
     Gist bet the Government o0’ 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     by leaving capital to ilnd its most i 
     
     lucrative course, commodities their.- 
     
    
   
   
    
     Booi. stores have coma and 
     
     years go by * 
     
    
   
   
    
     80m: since than but 
     
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      Al. acDonaidé i 
     
    
   
   
    
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     trolls BROS LIMITED" 
     
     . The Old Reliable Boot Store 
     
     . Established A. D. 1881  
     
    
   
   
    
     N° ball-Q!’ Vflllws Ire ever found anywhere. 
     
    
   
   
    
     women... . u 111-. ...-- ' 
     
    
   
   
    
     W0 only grow stronger and ‘more emciont. u W! 
     
    
   
   
    
          
     
         
     
         
     
         
     
          
     
          
     
        
     
         
     
       
     
        
     
        
     
        
     
           
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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