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" *T “"9  r sotousns'
 “There-is pretty gcnerabtiiianint-‘lie
.\iF.MoRIAL ‘ ' '_
_ jltlllll bc of a utilitarian type- some-
shall be able to derive benefit from nut-|<~u,e fm-_ Say, 3 fund of $100,. between that nest adapted to very; good carbu,-an0,, ,,,,,,,,,,, and ignition
_ _ _ . The two _handsome contribti- llmh and I0 l“0d@i'1\i<‘ Speed 0D<>rH¢i0n~i certain and properly timed- an error
orati,ng~the pnce,our province has tions already referred to along Hrilrliig the very slight possibility off in valve timing ii- thi- ninst pi-niiaiiin
paidin theworiii s greatest war. with the .\':ivy l.eagn-,- grant would exact valve setting ruiisliie of sivimz, i---use iii the trouble neiini-ii viilv-_-
» 'lwo dchiiitc suggestions have itial<c»`:i_ \'ei'_\' eiicotiragiiig beginn- ll 0111"-' lttflliir d<'llVtfl‘¢d lu 111'-lttitullltii' ietioti. causes "logy"" operation in an
‘bgcn ot"fet‘ed, one tor at _pulbhc ing. llns_also is well worth taking with its engine wrongly tinted, tlicrti, engine, _ prevents the attainnient ot'
h|Xl\“'il_\` C0lil\0Cl\iig the principal into 'Coti.~‘itlcratton. are two principal causes of -valve tim-_; high speed under load iinii r-_itunes ox-
\\ liat.b;\'er shape ithc nieniorial _ing troubles of which -by tar the inost ' ,-i-agp,-t, i,¢.,aii,,g, while im, ,,,,,-iy ,,,(,ii,,,,
ia_\' take it iitnsl he rcprcseiitat- ooitimoii oni- is tlte incorrect inesliinx i--ids in diniinislied power, especial-
_ _ _ _ _ 'c of inc ivliole province .mil ;i ot' the tiining gears, in ai-iseiiibliiig an 1;-iii inwengine speeds, iihcuessivelti-sit
in rect-tit issues of the titiartliaui. eiiiiti-iinitii-ii ironi the wliole prov- engiui-. that has been taken aitiiri- Tilt* iii-.>tioii,dneto worn i-iiiiis, eiiin follow-
while at the same time comment-
a ntcniorial building, liotlt of ivllicli ii
'liavc been given in gt-iieral ilctait i
- Cc-n`trt's of the province; the other
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No doubt other _siiggestioiis will! ittcc. \ Fi‘.<l rooni wliich soldiers other iniiise is the wearing or purt.<f,,-_,_ ,-,,cir,,,-,,,,, ,md ,,u,,,,. v,,i\.,._ gm,-
still he forth coming.
.\`ticli :i public liigli\\':i_\' as has
bccn suggested is '11 tic-cessity. \\'lic-
tlit-r projerteil as a iiieitiorial or :is
a iiiattcr oi coiiveiiieiicc and ee-
ononiy to the people ol tiie prov-,
ince. 'l`lic cost ivonld iiecessarii_v
be 'very considerable and the tin-
ariclhg of' it a task for our able-st
financiers. t\lc\'ertlieless it i< not,
"r\ ineniorial building wliiciii
wonlrl eniboclv :i nunilicr of iitilit~
ies such as tliose suggested by .\|r.i he proviileil for, _\ public inreriiig
john (_). llyiidinztn will appeal toi
iitatiy. £`li:irlotteto\\'n needs such a, £0 mv: H _ Wm! , emo im( l
btlildiiig and the tilling of a loiigl
felt want by a xnctnorial worthy of _
those wliose ineniorics wc have ai.
riglitjto perpetuate would be anl
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,liy*ai_i_\' liiieans inipossiblc. l one that slioiild lit* carefulli' consid-
he sitificiutitly siiggestive of wat
_anil vi-:tor_\' to iiialve 'it at suitable
ini-niorial. ln :ii-i\' cast- the idea is
t.-i'ed_ 'l`lie <|uc<tioii of iitaiiiteitaiicc
in after _verttis ivinlii lie a factor to
-hould be calltd in the near future
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consideration :intl to arrange de-_
iinite plans to carry out whatever
proposition is agreed upon. 
‘T g l7.»\RMF.RS (,`()li\llNG.\1()f\’l"I\'?
The expression is often heard
‘_‘tli'e`“l'atm'ers are coining money
tlief-c _d;i_vs." ls it true?
- Wltile' we have not heard farm-
ersiiz-otiiplaiii of the shortness of
their returns and while unques-
tiohably they have been receiving
higlic-‘if prices for their products
than ever before there is no rea-
son to' assuiiie that they are grow-
ing rich loo rapidly or that the
_wealth they :irc acqiring is being
deducted from the general wealth
of the community. '
The farmers have received big
prices; they have 'also paid big
prices. A summary recently com-
piled sliows some of the prices
they have paid and are paying as
compared with pre-war days.
Some of tiiese are as follows: Oil
cake which used to cost $22 a ton
now costs $60; bran could be
bought befckc the war for $20 a
ton; _today it costs $40 and isdif-
ficult to get at tltat. Binders
have increased front $120 to $225;
mowers from $45 to $100; piows,
fnoni SI2 to $20; binder twinci
which- before the war cost six to-l
ten cents per pound now costs 28l
to 30 cents and, labor has climb-
cd froiti'aboti_t $15 a month to two
ahd'tlince dollars a clay.
The advance in these anil other
lines which might be named has,in
reality been greater than that in
thc price oi__prodncts so that the
farmers “coiiiing" is not by any
means all clear protit.
The prices of niaiinfacturcd ar-`
ticles iavc lieciniie exorbitant
through the ability of the organ-
ized tnaiiufa<‘ttii'ei's to maintain
prices at any level they unitedlyl-
gree upon. Sonte day it mayfbe
possible to forni :i union of farm-
ers ivliiclt will be effective iii con-
trolling prices bnt such aiuniott is
still very far oli' as it inust to ac- .
coniplislt its purpose, be not only
international but world wide. In
the nieaiitime the problem is hoiv ,-
to maintain present or even high-
er prices for farm products, as
upon this alone depends the pros-
perity of every agricultural coun-
try. When farm products are sell-
ing at high prices there is general
commercial and industrial prosper-
ity; when starvation prices arc
received- commerce and industry
starve. ‘
Notivitlistaitdiiig thc slight dc-
clinc in certain farm products.
during thc past few weeks there is i
every prospect that higher levels
we he reached shortly and main-
tained for inany years to conlc as
the destruction of the past Eve
_vi-:trs must he made good. Already
there is a stiffetiing up in the price
of hogs- bt-ef and lambs and other _
prodticts will no doubt follow the
npwarrl trend. _ii
(iRl€_-\'l`l!\'(i (3l‘l‘t`ll{Tl.'i`\’l
tif all the tfiovt-riinieiit plans for
creating opportiitiit`.es for eiiiploy-
iiieltt iioiic is more cr>iitpr<~lteit_~i\'<:_
than the tioveritiiieni llousing
Sclienie- for wliiclt the htigt- stint
of $.I_=,,000,000 has been st,-t aside
The litriietil to he tlt-i'ivt-d fronii
tllirffuriti ‘of activity is very far
reacliiiig, -
The expenditure of sonic $25--
ooo-ooo in.actual litiiltliiiigfopcrat-
ions calls for a great deal of labor-
both in the building trades, :inrl‘
those allied industries which sup-
ply_ the ntatcrials rt-qtiirerl, so that
this sclit-tile. in particular benefits
tho' working man in every way.Not
only is lic to enjoy the good wages
produced by all this activity- but
also the I-_"ts of his labor- in that
the buildi'ii§s'- erected are for his
personal benefit. -
But with all the various forms
which (iovemment activity has
taken in -stimulating production-
africulturpof necessity takes first
pace. It is estimated that 45 per
rem ol' the' Canadian soldiers have
expressed :i wish to go on the land,
eit _ t`\r`:ts a _new venture, ar as a re-
ttii*_n to tlielr old occupation. Many
soils of farmers-were not previous-
ly- financially able to take up farms
of -,` their own- and objected to
working for others as “hired
 these in particular the thc ¢0wnS_ _ IN V _ mm like ma y _ .
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tii>\~eriiiiieiit’s plan is a golden op-
piirinniiy. L`_`.-niada is pre-eminently
;i farming country- and thus it is
lint fitting that the plans along this
line slionld be the most exteiisit.-e
of all.
The most extensive settlenieitt
sclieme ever evolved has been
n-orl<erl,out by tlte Government ex- `
perts by which returned men- des-
irous of becoming farmers may
obtain land, funds, seed- equip-
nient- the best of instruction- ev-
erytliing that could help thetn in
aii_\' way to bccotiie siicccssfttl in
their chosen vocation. Land is
being acquired for this purpose-
botli by purchase' and expropriat-
ion in the most suitable localities,
:i most generous system of loans is
in operation, amounting to a maxi-
tiiittn of $7,500 to any man, with
25 years to pay ug; equipment is
purchased by t e overnmcnt and
sold to ‘the prospective farmer at
cost, and experts from the Govern-
ment Agricultural Colleges are
prepared to give eve assistance
and advice required. ¥he benefit°
of this scheme again are retroact-
ive, as the supplying of the vast
quantity _of machinery, building
materials, household effects, etc.
required- will fumish much em-
ployment to industrial workers in
i.
L’ than a week, he is maintained at the
Dtpi. and his dependents receive the
suiiie alltiwniifrt- as if lre were- in
ALBE R1'
_?ity£a0l.°_0pinion that the riiernorial. nection. .-\ nietnorial build- ‘“'°” "Y *"3"* '““"°“‘”“‘*‘S 1" '-his “ji -rt the write 0i` moat enrzliwn. and the
1 QW te\f¢f _-Sltiipq tt may assiunc- ing such as,.\ir. iiynamiin sng. struct- Every inattuftwttirftr. who do - iiieiiiiiiig teeth or inf-_ geiiri-i piiiiiuy in-
_ gens wi-iilii atfiird thc iiqwmmo. sinus 11 new ensine. muiies very ex-i iiie-.it-ii, there niiouiii ui- very little
~ (lung more than a stone or broiizc tlatiott ticccssar_\' for 3 Sailors tenslve experiments to ilerermine the! .lim-ggi of mint|m|pg_ but still it incurs
_ Jlivflument. something that the iioine and the gmnt of $1;-ooo he 'Wt frtiula and =\1l0i»\S this U"-’-iuite often. When -tu engine fails to
-future ` as well as the present would no doubt be available ‘as a llimwlrich is uauully 1| v0lH'lN‘0mltwiopera1e properly and compression is
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! iroiti all parts of the pi'o\_'iiicc, coneerneil in the valve at-tion, wliii-if ,,,.,.,,, M w,.i| 8,, to 0v,,,._p,,,,_,,. ,,,|j,,_.,¢_.
’ “HUM fllllllll "l` il l“’mL'_' il l'°l"’S‘l“rY ls" \'\'l1`~' >l0\\' Dl'0l‘\fN-*i lllll, \\’llll'll 11ff\~1'_ in iii. restllti-i in t-iliorteniiig ltotli lli--
lnl “lllwvh _“nr QUUVYHHS and -(').th.er , a' long |)""i0‘l‘ _"H", p"°“0“““‘} il "‘“l""`_ wi-iiiil that the valves uri- open ant
topliics tiinld lie l\ept on exliililt- it-ble eftect. tt is quite astonii-iiiing how. ,
ion ioj,;ctlit-i‘ with sncli ollict' aC- niuuy eitgiiies are tinted wroni=;ly,` Ii" 'lxlmu "ll 'hell' “l"""“‘“' Nm” i
t`t'ssui‘it'_~ :ttitl t‘t»il\'t'liicilq»5 3_5 when muy un, pu, wgemer ameri tt‘i'i`»'i'ii\g witli the coiiipli‘it\itf_-ss of th
Illlglll llc 'ltrciiictl iicccss2li‘y W0\\l(l overltatilinr.: and it may be ri-.iiiarked,l i- Iianst- and intake operations.
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Q.-~ll' it t`i-ilow cutiies home witlioui ,
an iirin, ltan-i or 1-yo how is he to ge= ,
in artificial oiiiii’ 1
tha Govin-iiiuniit._ `
Q.--Wh-at will it viii-it l|lln'.’
A.-Not ont- t-ont.
Q.--If lit- iieetls u new linili :ii't.ei‘ :i
w'hllo, oi' soiiii- clittngos or iiliernlions 1
inode iu the one lie hits, what slioulrl i
ho do? l
A.-He should comuiunicato wltli
the Local Il-‘leilit-al Officer of tlio Re
authorize the issue ol' u new lluib, oi
the necessary :uljustnient ot the old
one.
Q.-Whore are thu aivtlnclnl limbs
made?
A_-ln_Torontn, where an up-to-dat'
factory has bel-u established. in which
only the best und newest patteriia arf-
eitiployed, and _ experts, in cousulta
tion -with experienced silrgeous, are
i Daily Selections for 
Guardian Readers
Furnished by W. 8. Loulon 1
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SAINT VALENTINES DAD l,
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'uipifiii glee.
They gai.~- all taiitallziiigly in inin--.
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.\l_\' greatest wr-nltli, the gold izllnis
'l"liat dance llkv nit-i‘i'_v i-lt' and t':lii‘_\'l
in tho light: l
My giweatest hope, that her iovi- tviill
e'i~e he ntlne_ l
its loss would burn my pathway int-i
night: l
My -greatest wlnli. that lii niveot `
t-oinimunlou we. A
May wander down tlii- path ol' l||'v
‘t‘.olll,elll .
Noi' parted for it single day. 
Self-ntltlnfit-.il in ouch other het' anti
mc.
I would not lake tho worldly wealth
of men.
Tho’ i t. pnsst-rl inounlain top to sky
about:
And know that I must pm-is a derelict
through lite.
Not knowing heart lhrohn nl' a wo-
man’a |ove_ _
For what uplifting. f-loser to Divine
could be
Than know ahe’ii waiting in our
' home to greet,
With smile and kiss, .
A humble, tollstained, undeservlng
JUabrJcrvIa»bunuu Devin/ofkeviauéj `
‘f-‘_.l_i_,'!`|lm_`r it-;£¢?`-9;; Ming ynanifwyed - ;,,|~n,i,.ab|c bknlling op lmriodc CAUSES OF INCORRECT VALVE _ oven at the rink of repetition, tliut hav-
 boldiers’ Nlernorial propos- gratitude and service. TIMING ' jing an engine taken apart is someth-
 mest gratifying. Especially The appropriation by the Navy finnthat riioniit bs iiei-upiiioniiiy avoid-
Wglfyhipijg ig go find ghgt 3|;-¢|¢y League of $25,000 for a sailofs The smalitbore. high speed engine. eil -unless it is mbsolutely necessary.
~ " hand ‘ ' - ' - .- wiiieii r » _
  my' okeidom; sit:\l;~:_;it;;r(;opg ilrrloini)  thisépoitiricle- referred to motowiéim ouipil patiuitiiekiilmiiliiy n;i;8o;l'7;i;; for :lintletihing iii amoiit i-urn to  its
R22- lg  _J , _ i_ - _ _ _ l _ _ Ii \x __L0 limits Opens » 'I - -,stint et nvorrect-ly and some Ines
;,-,_ . -_‘y45¥¢,'l'dk)_S b\1M|lmn._- a question winch may well '° “fm” in i-1-vo timing. its powerj more than one thing. with fini valve-
”  ’ cotisidercd _in this egg. “Hd “D_*`i‘“1l ll¢‘ll1K .9-l\0I‘H10\lSlY r‘NlU<i8d timing marks carried by the tlywheel,
ii.-it will iii- pi-nvi-ii-_ii for iiiin ttyl
Establlshiiieitt l)epni'tiiia»itt_ who wllimh M(,m,.;,| (ymver M wave, to
ortlor to obtain an rtiflcll llntb oi' other
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|!\\':iys on the look-out for possiiiii:
=inpi~ovf~nif-=nts in oxistiiig iiiodt-is.
Q:--lt' ii iiittu nec-tis siinir- i'i~paii',,- to
arli!ir'iai linlb does lit- lt>ii.vi» to
--.nl it. ot' go liiniselt' to 'l`oi'onto for
1!-is pi|rpo.~_r~,
_\.»--,\'o, i't~pi.iii* parts for siziiitlard
Iti_~i'ns arii kept in .=iioel\' :il :i n\i|nlt»‘|'
i ` "l~‘lt.tiiip, l)cpott-i." Tho names. of
 towiis wlieri- tliest- iloiiiits sire
ated art- itiven iii the little Iiooltlol'
;_- -it--ii li_v thi: llt-pu.l.|'iaiioii (`iiiiiiii_ltl-re,
sin-it is kiniwn as tin- "lbetni'nt-tl
si.-lili»~i~i=' llai\<liiook_“ Any iilnli |'t~qtiii--
xiii; rt-,paii's slioulid bc sent to the
ii--;ii'e>il Fitting Depot, if tliiire is not
_nie iii the inan‘s town.
Q.--In a cut-ie where it is iioiroiisiito'
tor n innn to zo liintsrli' in the Fittliig
Depot, what should lie tio?
A.-ill tihore is tio Depot in ltis_o\vu
town, lie will receive :nitliorlty from
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'h.- tieureist. one.
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Remnants tif Flannelettes `
Remnants of Sheetitigs
Remnants of Art Sateens _ _
Remnants of Art Gretonties '
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Prices are _sla-‘iifd to i ffect a sn if; dean clearance
of all these desirable kemnants irc iding ' -
_ _lldd and Soiled Faiicy Linens in ri big raiige of kirids and
sizes----slightly soiled fi-oiii hzindling- --tremendous
bargains---all at Great Reductions. ' ' _
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` -Who pays his axpiinses?
_---'i‘iie tloverttinem.
_---What. is inc-ant -liy “ex'pensos_" I
.\.~lst class railway fare to the `
iii~iti'e.-it fitting depot, meals, and in all
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aiteo io c-over time lost from the niuu`.~i "
work. 
for the nian to stay over for some R
flilyfi at the Fitting Depot to get the H
~essnry adjustments made, what -ar-
peni-ies during halt time?
.~\.-it n. num thas to remain longer
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iosplltil. _
Q.-Whit-t steps must a man take in
iplince from the Government without]
0 S “W '° h""““‘f~ | <i1‘r-Avi”-A, Feb. i2.-ofiieais in nie
M), mvm.n,, vim” ii womiut’s gentle A.-Artificial llni?bs,0rtliopaedlc anti |),,_x,m.u“em of _,nance expressed ek
love., surgical devices, to -correct as tai' as "enw surprlse today at ml, __mne_
That, clings about my lteort in fond i>0Htilbl€ lIl.i\\\'l€H I0 l'€€l Mid |03-ZS. ,mlm of Judge |,3ngi.i|iii,- of Qugbpi-
CHTQHS- "‘l79"l“I b°°l“' l”"“""S' 'lrusgesi 590°' that he had been instructed by the
My favorite nectar. sweetest of all lla-014°-B. unyllllng and everylhllm L0 Justice Depp;-mipii; iii une default-
dfiw, lesscit the mun's dlsuhlllty, are sup- 81.5 under the Mimary _¢_el.viCe Ami
I sip from ofl’ the roselliiid ilpal tiled absolittoly flfite- but 0" ‘he only live dollars each. "-l caii’l li'--l
DWSB- ill"-l‘0l'lZiill0ll 0" ii Medical Omcef of lleve lie mudc such a titatoiiieiit, said
Vly favorite tlowers. The violets that Ullf‘- Dcllt- Only ¢\l°<‘»_lhf’H\’~ llll“S"*lS“““'l~ E. L. Noweoinbe. Dt-ipiity Minister'
o’i'e shine. 'l‘li<»refore, any inilli l‘0\'l‘lll`llll¥ “"1i"i ol' Justice. “Wo have li'iii no coni-
Ll“t-ii in her laiiglilng eyes :ts ivitli, tltintt Of this iinlurf- should rlpilll' lf” iiiuiilcatlon with ltini wiiat-so-cveix
his local .\/lorlieal ()flit'f*i'. 
EGG MARKET
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'l`Ol`lOI\"l‘0.-»-~'i\iarkel is lower and'
weak this iv(-ok in syniputliy with
ili-~ lireali in prices in the Lliiltcd
Stratos Yesterday (Mondn-_vi specials
w--rn jnbiiing at. 600, but inidlcat.ious
ivt-i-ii prices would go lower, swine
invtiigoii F-5----'-7 as the possible .l0'|\-
bliiil' iirlci-s for today. Only ii few
stiiriig--_ eggs are left, tfltene are joh-
liinu at 5:ie_ On the furiner’s market
on Satiirrlay ther _tall Price 'was 6-Sc.
NEW YORK-Eggs--in sympathy
wltli other United Staten inarkois,
New York dvi-lined rather sharply at
the wr-ek iid. Previously tluriiig tltc
week the temporary firmness caused
ti rather surliitactory feeling. About
Wotlntri-sday of last. week, however, iii-
dications were that. deliveries would
he heavier tat the -week end, and ri'
raflier nervoiiq tension tleveloped.
Soni-i i-onl‘iiit~nce is expressed that
the anticipated detilirie will not mater-
ialize ns riipiilly as was expected for
the reasoii that receipts -are not run-
_uing only aliout 42.000 -canes per week
when it ls estimated that it would re-
quire from ti0.000to 70,000 canes pei-
week to cause any radical change ln -
the mu-Int. .`
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M0\,.I.REAL__Egg murkm msyuln, 
lisliurlicii as result of sharp break
iii United States prices. Under these
ases wliori-_ it -is required, an allow. "“"‘ll‘l0llH not expected ini|i~kot_ w'll  
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lu inliu in iireseiil bu_.;ls. Yestertl :ty
(.\/lonilay) siioeirtls were johbing at tltii- A 
Q.-<lii cases where lt is iit>eessai'y ul ' f " 1 " ' -
id storage selects at 550, Ones 50--
at-eipts of _eggs continue heavy foi
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Then insure' in good strong stockcompan-
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iliiy to Sir Loiiioi' Gonin. Atl.0i‘iie_v`
SEVEREl;Y__GRlTlClZED'
or Alleged Statements With _
' Reference to Department
of Justice.
'The ,viiiglslratt-:< reccivorl no iiistru-
ctioits front tlic l_)epai'tiiieiit of Jus-
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E. R. BRDW
_ Charlottetown.
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whit-.li went out i1\'lit‘\'all\~ troiu the:
lit-_pai'ttin\itt was just the \=oitirar_\' lf'
.itirlixv l,angoli4~|"t< staieiiteitt."
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iii-iieriit of Qiit-twin i»t»l1\tins Out ill"
iiiipi‘o|ii'lety of llit: action ol' the Milil-
is rule, ot” t2tt»\Iif~<‘ (`ll!' ill l‘“P0“l"l‘l|
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il<\i'ai|lt<-|-s who liave liven lift fill;
with it ntiniinuin line will lm uri-est-_
ed and riizalti iironglit hi-hire the Mag-
istrate for soiitetitft-_
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Placed more liisurance vi'/ith existing Policy
' liolders than ever before.
l-low About Increasing 
The CANADA LIFE Man has a
Proposition to Suit Your Present Need
_ __ Remember if you have not increased your
Lite Insurance in the past five years you only
have half the protection you carried in 1914. f
 W. K. ROGERS
MANAGER FOR P. E I.
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