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 ` OUR _-\L)ll ,i,jh'l`Y DOLLAR.
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 The timely address by .\ir.' Pope ; theirs by $37'000.000- The DOIN-
 ihv m¢llll»\£'I'S of ilk* Rulltljf Club ' inion note circulation 'in 1914 was
- "-_ .- - . ‘ .‘. - ’ -' ‘ '
 ~-/9"” M"“°“"°” °’ \“l“" “ml f $1 i.eooo.ooo. li h;is been expand-
.spceial reference to the iiziiwitigi . ,
' is -- , :_ ~ -
,vuiugpf ¢hg_‘d_o||m, has mm mmh I eil to Sioiiooooc Fhus out gold
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`1g\Ij,p,=¢¢;med';" 'ML pope ,S P,_.¢,_._|,_ f reserve is 30 per cent. of the total
arly titted to deal with this i~;\v»i¢_~.- g tioveriiiiieiit note issue-s._l1ie Gov-
‘ititrildltc and abstriist- siibjeei, t-_irteriiiiteiit has also securities for 51
he has the faculty- not \'er_v corn-
‘per i-gilt. ot' the issiie making a to-
moiil wth experts of being able topttil ot' S8 pt-r rt-nt, behind the issue
tiltiku his stiliji-ci not 'only plain iiiiil
'ot' noti-_-_ ln lJi~eeinber,1918
tiiiilt-istiitttltible hui ttbsiirliiiigly in-; llrittiiirs perei-titziige of gold to
tcrcstiiig. .\a our i‘epoi't-ivliirli nir-
oiily part of his :tdilrc-ss»-siti\\\ieil~
hir. l"opi- tr-.iced thi- eaiiscs of
v:iriatioti iii tliepiireliasiiig valui-
of 'ri clollzir, and explaiiied just wh_\'
it was that we could get only :ihotn
hft_\' cents worth ol p'.ii'i'ltasi-s for
it now coinparril with pre-war
<la_\~'.s.- fliut we have thi- satisfac-
ij_oit` _oi l<iiowii_tg that inn' liiiaiiiciiil
porttioii might he worst-_ Sir l`ho-
ntiis ~\\`l1ite matli- the gratit'_ving
stat(-itieiit the other day that this
i
f
c_opntry’s iitftiiiqittl position is inueli
bt‘ltt'1‘ than ‘hat ol any other hell
gt-rettl. Il'etwc.t-it the otitliretilt ri
notes was _-5 per cent., and the
§oth`er l".uropi-:tit cointtrirs were al-
fntosi :iltogt-tliei' ini at paper basis.
;'l`he l'n§tt-il Sttiti-s hi-lil 65 per
lei-nt. gold- :intl _lzipan 82 per ceiit.
' lliith ol ilivsi- etiiiiitries niaile enor-
, inotis sales ot' i'onnnoi_lities- receiv-
ling gold in payment, the lfnited
, States during its period ofiieutral-
§it_\‘ ohttiiiiiiig about two billions in
ithi- yellow int-tal, and _laptin never
lat _;n`i_\' t.it\i- living inuclt engaged
litiilttzirily. Hur note issue per cap-
ita is about the saint- as in the Un-
 itiril .\`tate_'<- and lrinn one-half tol
tone-teiitlt ol' \\'ii.'it it is among al. `
\'\"1lr'::ii`.f1` the presetit time the lloni- I thi- other lii‘llii5et`eiits- excepting 4:
inioii.lta.~ iiicrizist-tl 'its gold l~.ol<l-l lliit'iin_ Ih-_-rr is no iniestion 1,
-/iitgs from $91-cx>o,ooo to -%'»izo--
000, and the liaitks have increuseil
|wii.'itt~\'i-r of thi: soiinclni-ss of out
l iiii»iii-tar_\- positiini. - l
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 , _ .-\ i.11_tEit.\i.
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'_ Sir Robert Borden has ntade the
:innouiictiiieiit we anticipated when
through Sir 'l`ito1nas \\'hite he in-
tiixiatcii that he was returning to_ re-
sume his position and liad_ni'J in-
tention ot' :icccpt-liig any Imperial
appointiiieiits, whether to repre-
sent the iiinpire at Wztsliington or
otlterwisc. .\t the same time Sir
Robert states that he must lirst
finish the work he iitts to do at the
Putce Coiiierciice. In this cott-
nectioit it is iiiternstiitg to note that
Mr. iohit V\`. Utiioe- editor of the
Manitoba Free.Press, the most ini-
p`ort:-iitt Liberal iiewspapcr west of
the l..:il<es» who has just returned
frotn Paris. wliere he rcpreseiited
the Caiiadinn Press. has sniiill pati-
cilce with the narrow criticism
heard in 'l`uronto concerning thi.-
preseiige of Sir Robert liorilen at
the .Peace Lfotiiereitce. Tliose who
say that the Caiiadiaii delegates
liare no real iiitiiieiici- at the Con-
l".l)!'l`t >!{’.\` \`lli\_\'_ _
. .__.__.___..,___.___..
tions" are reliictaint to face the rc-
:ilitics iii' the sitnxititin. .\lr. l)_a.i0e
is right in sziying that there is nc
iloiitestlr questiott that can bi
\'.'eig'licil in the sanie btilztiice with
the is.-ues that nwiiit settleiiieiit in
l’aris_ The fnturi- status of Can-
ada and the otlier Sell'-goveriiiiig
doiiiiiiioiis witliiii the l:`.ittpire is at
stalti-_ lli- is right also iii insisting
on the liigh r;-piitrition of Sir Rob-
ert abroad and on his, power to
"get tltings iloiie." lt was Sir Roh l
ert's proti-st which brought tht
l"i'eiieh iii-legates to realize the ite.
cessity of speeiliiig up the peace
tcrins: and it was at his instaiice
that si-i‘i»it<i plitce was given to the
lczigite of Nztiioiis. Let the terins
of peace be signed as early as pus-
Sible; if agreciiteiit be reaclied ii'
time on thi- I.e;igiii~ oi Nations l
good and well~ it may be ineorpor- |
ated. but do not hang up the peaci
feircitcig and that they would be
wifil _advised "to contract tliein-
selves out, ot' the society of Na-
U
A )l.\RKF.l.l
.\t the instance ol the .\ineri»:zin
Newspaper Publisliers Association'
the eilitoi' oi the \veel»<l_\' publica-
ii0n "l'lil.ti>i' :ufil l-‘ulvlifs‘her." is
visiting lfnghiiitl to iii\‘estig:ite thi'
newspai-irr systein oi that coiiiitry
on lmllt its editorial and litisiiitrss
sides. \\`hat has iiiipri-.~'set;i the
visiifir inost is the retit`i‘ni‘i- and
lacli of boastftilness on the part of
tht- llrltish press and public. lli
writes to the Daily ;\l:iil that he
has been titree iltontlis in l_iilgl:iiii,l.l
and iii-ver once read or heard any
one rliiiin that l_lt'itain was instru-
nicntzil in winning the war. lie has
read and liearii credit being given
to .»\llii-s and overseris iifiiiiiilioiis
hut he has yi-t to read or ltrar ere-
rlit being taken by the British for
litriitg done anything unusual. lli~
then recalls some of thi- arliir-vt-~,
ments of the British. and asks were
treaty tvztititig lor congress or any
other legislatiire to agree to tht
iiiti-riiatioiial i-iiactnient oi an ideal. 1
l)l5'l`lNt_"l`lt`)N.
(`oiitt‘ast this with l.’l'usidei1i
l\\'ilson`s recent oration at Boston,
l when he cliiinteil among otherf
ithings ihzit .\ini-riczi was tht- onli
lilisiiitercsted nation; Aiiierieaits
l‘weri- not lilti- otiiei' solilicrs; they l
,hail ti vision- they hail a <li`Ct1in,
‘and t_lii'y_\\‘cr_i~ liglitiiig in it ili‘i_':1ni.
tant] hgliiitig in a ilrczini -t/ici' litrn-
~l eil Ilic ii‘11»ul~ Iiilt' of liiiltlw and
| it ni-_\'ei' i'aine hack." As it inatter
of cold lziet, the _\ntei'icaii.~‘ din
iri-t‘_\' little lighting; what they did
ewas done l>r:i\'el\'- thoiigii no one
else ilett-rtitl :tiiytltiiig tireaniy
ahottt their operatiiiiis. All this
_self pt'ai.<<- hy the i‘.l'i~ctetl head of
the .\nii:rit‘an Republic is distaste-
linl to the iiiiijoriii' nf tliinlcing
;.\nii‘rii’aits. Thi- New York Sun
iili-siiiissi-s the claiiiis of the l-’rcsi~
ldent as "a in:i\i'I<ish vision" and
ever the tiner national llritisli .~‘ti\‘s the nation went into the war
cltaracteristcis better displayed to
the world than by this sclf-ioi'get-
fulness in thi- hour of her greatest
triumph?
E zitithe i-levi-nth hour to have tltent-
:selves and thi- Allies. Let it rest
iii that.
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'Y `l` f£
t USE -FORE IGHT.
' ‘Tire time to prepare for ii ruluy tiny is when the weather is nite.
Tlfot. is it tritium. Yet many
ii person that would never lor a mo-
_pigng dispute no obvious a. piece ot' common~sense forgets that the
tibia: tiopprepare for 1_1 iinaticlai “rainy day" ls NOW, and that the
_ ww My do 90 in -by means ot Ll te- insurance. To the great majority
‘ insurance offers the only way within their reach of taklllg CHR ftf the
rutuire-not only the tuturq dependent. ones but their own as wen.
0`\Tlie Great-West Pidléibl 'provideasuch Insurance on exceedinttl
i attriictlve terms. Pl’enilum.rntrs_aro low and protit returns are re-
1 markaible_ Personal rates and' Iiill gxplnnnticnn will be 8180!’ BWBII
on request. State. nge.
` " - Manager
‘ ' -J. I. Huglin. Bpcolal Age
- 7'l`lte Great-West Life Assurance Company
I. P. E. I. i
fit
1|m from dsath.
By Joseph Brinker lu tlio Popula
Science 2.-lonttily,
This ls the story of a restless Eng
Archimedem Principle, \\ lint wa:
_Boyle or thc laws that giinse-ti and llq
“ids under pressure obey to him_' _
Thbilnle Callie. ten years later. whéi
0Ue'0f Ula Crew oi' it British suliinnrim
His bout wits lying idly on inn sur
fnce of the witter. All tho oilii-i-ret uni’
crew except hliniielt' wer- enjoying;
ll0l»|'Uay ashore. lie wi-nt bt-low ti
Work lll Clie Glltzliii-_-riioin. und left tht
’°mllll8~t0v\'t-r htitrli upoii_ Then som
.hlng happciic<l~ll1" Yoiniiz iniiii nt-vet
“‘°"" 1“Hl ‘\'lw¢--“nil the :min ini-eiiei
down by tht- how,
U2 Ihvuslir. or the donning-tnwe
hatch. iind ruuhctl t'irrwiii'tl to close it.
Bm th” Wfllffl' Wits iilreiiily pouring in
with such force that he win; unable U
f1¢U01Y1I>llsh his purpose. lic returned
all to the eitglnc-~i'oo1n. and locker
humlelf ll! bb’ llletlns ol' a wntcr-tight
loor which separziti-tl thi- boat lnti'
tivo coittpuritneiiis.
He was ante ti-.n1poraii‘_\'. hut th-
ither hull of the hour. wan filling wlt`
Vilier. and the t~iuhiu-ttrintf was dinkln;
‘ower and lower,
"The oitgini--robin was in complet
latkness, dui- tc the siioi't~elt'cuitl1ii:
1' the electric systotn. l-}\'<i>i'ytlilng ir
'oueheil shocked him.
'l`l1e»iialt water on the storage bat
tiiries generated suffocating clilorin
gas. He ruslicd blindly nt the engine
room hutch und tried to t'nr`ce it open
But his strength was tio tntitch for th-
pressure or the water outnlde; and I
von lt’ he litid been able to open it
ii; would have been no better ol1`,iot
lie water would have rushed ln uni’
‘rowned him before he eottltl lwsslbl;
'ct out. '
lit-diiziiig that. hip last i-hiiitec' wa'
time. lic grow quite enlitt. and. as l
he custom of dying folk, ritvicwod th-
`ilngs he had done and those he ouiglr
tot to have done ivhlic here on earth
As lic crime to that titty in selioc
when he uiiwlllitigly learned of pres
ture, ho i-itoppi:-il. Wt-tter. gus, pre.-
iure-what about tlictnf'
'l‘heii hr- remembered that. in th
ezine: ot' it body unhinergeii in water
tho ieoinbliied force ot' the gag witliii
-_ind this sit-oiigtli of tho body niaterla
inuiit equal the force of the water wit-.
out, or the water would crush the bod
ln. .lust .so-tile combined l`0ri-e o
thi- air in tht- subnitirinc and the iiteo
of the liateli eiitialieil the force oi' th
water pressing down on it. lt` he coui
make the- tort-.rt ut' the air in the born
rqttal to the pres:=ure oi"tlie writer or
the bout, then the hutch would bi-. re'
'cved of this ntritln ol' holding oft' th
water, and would he otttilly lifted.
llow, could hr- iiti:i'i:iit~ii- tht-_ tori-tg o
the air Then hu thoiight oi' Boyle'.
Lair. wliieli lit- had been iorveil to inet
orlzg on that long-ugo i-lelioul-dn_v-tlr
volume of it gas varies inversely ivitl
its prni-it-iiii-<~. lr lit- decreased thc vol
inte ol` the gan in thi- isuhtiiaritle, lv
nliilit i1ii‘rcasr» the pressure enough tc
nuke it equal that ot' thc water. Thi
lone, the liiiti-.h would be in equili-
brhnn and eottsoqut-ntly out-llY "novell
ills next. prnbli;-in was how to df'
5h%%%%%%%W5§%h 
 Daily Selections for 
i Guardian Readers if
Furnished by W. . 8. Louoon 
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A PLACE CALLED HOME
_*www* Q
You love tn live in Paris
Jack wants to visit itoine.
But I shall hit the lilgliroati
- For a place called Homo.
' i utii-il to hut.; the farming
\\-'hen l was just it boy.
And irniitcd to go forever
l-`1'oin the state ot' illinois.
But l time been in l"lu.i‘itler»i
. Where land was ploughet: lnstc.-iid
With shells. und in t.he t`uri-ows
Shoiie it little pool oi roil.
' I
I uiicd to feel that father ,
Was pretty hard on me:
That mother might have understood
ing
And gas, and bomb. and shot,
You know a fellow's people
Mean a devil of a lot.
So you can stay In Pnrlii
And Jack can visit Rome.
But I shall hit the highrond,
‘ For n place called-Home.
The longing to he treo. 1
41"" Hchuvlboy who listened weniiyat
‘"5 Wacker talked Burl--'_~ Ltiw and
-they meant life or death to him. it liar
Dffned during the war, when he was
to-~
"The singular contrast presented 2; '  ‘jr _  __g.- _-V j- f it : ¢ __ ._ ' _,l
hy Lord Jellic0e‘s and Adinlriil
l
t
But when you've been througli light
sinikon the water ironri his UYGS. h-1
fi‘oni the beginning' to hi: lighting for
victory; the former sceincil to nc ui.-
cupiod solely with the safety ol his]
il(-ei. .
il.»id Jelllcoe) gives i't-ttsottfi. 801110
rt: itegieal, some iechitieui, wily, in
his jutlgnwiit_ it wut: iiltogethnr wrong
;]n- slit-.tiiztli iii the Gi'u.ittl Fleet in ii
hiiztle with the Gitrinans; wlir. in i'::t':, `
he iliil not intenil to light if it uicimt'
-ii-'ions risks. in his heeouin of his
xhis i-.oniiidei'i\tio1i guided his evi-.ry
. it,-
llliivc." _ _ l
Ln:-il Jellit-oi-‘s method oi deployment
nt 8.16 p. ni., “wus to take the whole
lw-t~ . . . .
._ out ui action aitogi-ther."
A1 ti later period oi the hottie. wiii-.ii
fit eil by ti (ii-rmitit destroyer attack.
h.. it mound time “promptly turned
T  
'=`Vl'lJYUZ III U18 GUI. noqpbnon me nit
Bill when it reacltod his waist he grew
sonie\vhat nervous and thought lic~‘d
lcttei- try the hatch,
He pitched against li. and ii opened
ailghily; but lt llaninieii shut again,
'_-ruiihing his linger, for the pressure
ct' iiir was not yet enough to resist the
.viiter without tho aid of the hutch.
Niiruing lilo injttroil t`inget~s, licwnit-
-;l iitolciilly until the wiiti-r in the en-
:lnr-roont reached thc' hittcli eunhtlng.
Then, with just his heed above writer,
‘iid etirdrtiuin iitralnoil trutn the ttotn-
t:i'i-iisotl itir. he made it final attempt
‘ii 1-niiictlie unwilling lintrh. Hin palt-
ioiiee. bravery. and ienoliii-ss were re
'-vatriled. At. last the air was coittprcssed
-nciigh to equal the lorrt-_ Ol' the WH!-
.', znil the hutch nioveil iittslly.
.»\t`t_er helping lilin thug fur. physics
oeiiled to see him thriiiiglt. The com-
irosseil air in the ttulnnarluo rcvelled
he writer which was trying hard to
1 nir in and drown him. The air shot
.pwiird with great force, taking the
.illur along with it tn the surface ot
ii.. water leaving hint there. breath
t-ss. V
Alter hi- hiiil rlgliti-<l liinist-ll tins'
Ze-valve iitid let thi; water ln. As it
rcpt up about his wni:it he plilluso- \  Q  `  `  ’ L
*wi llllil  DIV ,
Dllltully' decided that he would :mich
rather drown than autfocate. anyway.
The--ore# sn£'r»-tina" swam;
Unnoumeitiy ine mm' i,,,,,°,m,,
l'0SD6ct in which the light weight. high
speed, 'hllh duty vehicle ottgine oi' gn.
lilly excels the heavy, ,now sumo
engine, oi low weight etiioiency, pro
duced it half dozen or go year; ago 1,,
that the former ls a “deep breatliiug
Ulltlittt-." and thetlattcr in nut.. The
‘ideal engine., in thin respect, ig the
one that can take into each cylintlisr,
llvrhitt each cycle. titty full ivtiiglii or
mixture which the cylinder will hold
_nt rttniosplicrtiv pressure itiiil ti-iup:-;-“_
ture and _do this tio matter how i`a.\il. it
runii. No engine ever built. will actual.
ly ui-<-ompliiih this but niiiny roctsm
Ulell' "bf®8ll\i1i1;" beizliis to het-miie
becomes inucii lean thizn normal and
pulllrii: power markedly falls oi’f_l
"DWP breathing" has been r.i-.cure-.l bg.-
reduclng the renistnurt- to the eseapi,
nt’ the exltaust gases und 10 (,119
entrance: of thc lrosli gfi,t , in 01111-~
wtzrdt-1. hy adopting valves ot' i-xtreme.
ly large arena llft.eil'l'roin their seatsii
oiiki-il about. and saw. ti little ilisl-lincii
in-tty_ ti i`ri-eiidly destroyer. wlilcll S0011
~ii~h0ti him up.
Such an experieiiiio mtliit. surely
iriie on any man it grciit respect for
-hooi toi`.clittt's-und lhtt-.
Mr. A. H. Pollen, the eminent niivni
it-iitty’s conduct. Tdie hitter seoineit |
"ln the eourtie ui' forty pages ..-he
ii rnn the ri.-ik ot’ materially reducing;
ietiuu he shows how at every inomcnt i
.‘.ii. Pollen says that the effect 'ot'
hi_ fli-et, away. thus opening the rungt:
ir in the Gi-riiiiins by nourly 2.000
yi kiln. tlontu -t wus tit-vcr i'e-covered."
_Vlr. Pollen tniicludes;
"Vit-.tiiry wits thrown tiivuy on Mtly
3; hy deployment nnil rulustil to [tice
.I ‘ tiirpodnes.
"Viilint will the vi-rtlict of history he
upon these eve-tits and tho mun re-
siiiminie for them? wen, itiwiii ne
an iinpnrtial and un i'mperiiotial ver~
diet, t'or tlte`nian is clearly above and
beyond criiii-it-im. He -has told his
at iry with inich unparalleled frank-
ui “_ lm ling thrown himself so coni-
pletely on the generosity oi his read-
ers. that no lnirsli word or_9pitltet can
ever be employed against him. if no
vs-.is wrong his error has cost this
country and Europe an incalculable
price. But -he hiis given all his rea.
sons tor his actions, and it he is con-
demned it will be out oi his own
nioutli."-Londoit Daily Mall.
6*
THE
PEN
EOR Y0ll
Watei'man’s Ideal. The
best by test. $2.50 and
up. '
Large assortment to
choose from.
G. H. TAYLOR
“The store for Waltham
Watches"
\`f‘\'." flUiCl<l,v anil tn un aflrrquntq tli-sl
tance, by innking nur-. ot' intake and
‘-'xlluuftl Dlillnti Oi' liberal :tri-1. 'sniooth
ltiteriot- nurt`aei- anil ii-oiirlnm from lm.
iiecensary bends and by making the
WU* 0’ We '~'l_>»11'ze euterinu the cylind-
vrs and the exhaust l<~.\J‘lng them. nat-‘
direct ng possible. Engines with four.
V9|V°l _Der cylinder tire' el-lttinea' thru,
*U`0_S01lKlll £0 is made "deep breatli-'
“ter iw semen aut] pt it wiiuasr .5
|rlv’en` v`oulrite“`nxid itveilglit," "}{n,|~¢\1;{.“;
ilvlil lleflixuera suecoodeii ln improving
l
tns...in‘<>iydei- ilmtgttiwq, mme.; °“tpu¥§l
1’
I Ph*-' l‘0BDlTM0ry qualities oi onglneii, nn
i“b°`V° 0\l¢\ll\0¢l. when new condition:-1
larese to colniilete tliqi liltuatiuti. Com-fri
\l\0\'¢`lBl 58500111- beeolntlii so luv-Jlntllo
that Only Bl 11 l1_tther lilKli ti-ntDirr`t\tr-'
could it bt-_ ictaiucd in coiuhiilitlblc
lt1;lX'.‘.‘re \‘.":h tiir._ iliit -if, ht orilor
thus to secure effective vnp0rl1_f;tt¢m_
i-ngines must be ted heated and coo
‘ - . I _ . _
§“5lUd"S S0 H l91`l§ Wltys toward dniiigislderably pre-expanded mixture: thai.
an VU" £0 Writ llllrh speeils bi-tore i-case to be "deep breathing engliies"
for they canoe to inhiile cyllndc-_rl‘ulii
""“h‘*ll0“`-" fi-he weight of charge taken nt"tht- iitniiiiii vi~ql|;ni ilu" um pmnu
illspltteenten ouizht o hold and hey
"Derma mote like otiginf-it ut grim'
altitudes. with coutiiilerablx' redirf-il.
Ulllvllf- In a word. ll' we dotrt heat ili.~
inixturi- hot enouizli. the heavy "owl-i"
ot' the fuel pasn tlirotmli utlburnr-d in
the exhaust nr dt-poslw in the lubricat-
illi§ fill. tlnfl lf wi' raise ltr ientperti-
titre high enouzh to insure rt ilry mix-
ture. the output ofthe engine iii likely
materially to he reduced, throiiizh the
raiitrii-tinti ot cha rgt- weight catisod by
pi'e~expaiii-ion. ` _
g’»*§_" _  0 °"°°*‘°"‘ °f 9r"°rnI interest to momma will be »n¢w¢»~¢a in this
"""" """" C '\"""- 'Dice permitting. Address Albert L. Clough, care of this office.
sms-TY on vicronv. ` 7  ' ' _ __  . A p
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Jemcoe at Ju,_|and_ The Atlantic F‘1oet. ' which so ttiiniy contest/tint.. .intl press
titltflllu are busily propiirlint. Tito tliiylit
hits passed out ol' the realm ot' ti pos=~
,j_`m),iun and cl.mc_» in me weemy- New Hiiven Register:-"Some one liblllty into that ot' probability" with,
mspawhv commenting (m Lord Jem, ot’ these mornings the world will wake tho itdvnnco in aviation nttldi: poimlblff'
‘V.,,,.-5 account of MS Mndung of me up to road ot it trttnitatlantie Bight, tm by tin, v.'i\r." Q
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mttlc tlcct. ut Jutland di-on attention
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3 Malling L
1 miie- 0
6000 1 - 
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 In a» few --days
We will iuakéga
shipment of di-
fective mirrors to'
thegiassworksto
have them rei5il»4
vered. Let his
send yours with
this lot.
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ing it number to
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get her is it c pos- i_
sible to make `a '
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cALi.t'oDAY_
BEER & WEEKS
Ove rcoat. _
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$20.00
22.50
‘ 25.00
27.50
_ 30.00
` 32.50
35.00
37.50
ill 40.00
Where Shall I 6115’ my Civics ? What store can give me the best Suits `-the .
best Hats-the best Caps-thebest Shirts, or fit me out with the nicest Spring
s.
Why “TheiHaberdashery." lt is noted for the ualit A ol’ its d f h
style of its men’s`wear. It 1 d - d i h , q. . ‘V it ` 00 fi” or t-e
advise you and we know vvliqaieiis (i):i>sriect).yt e good dresbel as The $10!) We will
While in town see our “Botany wool indigo dye blue Sgr ‘ - " f
_ _ 4._ _ __ _ _ gc suits. guar:inia.d
320.9592.t§§‘ib’§i¥.t‘i’.?§‘f.§§.i.l§°l$.?.“§é3.lideiS°§%flid.“"““' "“"°"' ‘he N°"°“" *"*
~ iviEN’§TsU1Ts SPRING rwiggp
OYERCOATS
$15.00
16.50
I 8.00
18.50
20.00
22.50
25.00
27.50
30.00
_ Also havea look over the S " O = - ». 1 -
which have been arriving dam/ b;c;i;vpr;iSi;l1E _ _verioats and classy tweed raincoiits
SEE THE NEW“ HATS
This it the H-.ti sim _ All in _ . ' - 1 P
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browns and other shades. Also the Hawes and Phit-eesi Hats Price y$’4 gto 30’
Our stock is complete and you will be sure to find the hat Vou want among them i ti
NEW CAPS   
If you want the best in caps come herei Be sure to see the nobb 0 " ` "i
1. - .. ` __ - 1 4 y showing-
Of Willie Caps 2180 the Eastern and Maritime. Hundreds of caps to choose from
' ll th h °  _
it; youc tlewer_ s apes and patterns. Give us a visit when you need a cap, We can
101 GRAFTON ST. . '- ._ p
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Also single and double soled for Women and Children
GOFF BROS LTD. ` . Hrornotsrnoor
AQINTI WANTED IN UNREPRE! ENTED Di8TR|CT8. _ - .‘ The  Boot and  Store
  L "'ND\1 R500 ill L€.tl\l0'\‘..
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 BACK’ T() CIVIES   1
RAINCOATS
$12.00 /
1 3.50
15.00
l 6.50
18.00
20.0( l
22.00
A 25.00
30.00
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Henderson & Cudmore 1 °
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PUSSY-FOOT We have the best and most varied assortnTetit"'of Amerltiiui
ghus for Chigdu n and banadian Makes in Men’s Hyprogs, Vac. Mona_rch,_ Sea, Blue
1  P2_i_n_t, Kamloops, City, etc. e C, ' `
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