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.day, July 2nd being Dominion Day _and a public holiday, the of me three provim-es that re';um_
an wlll ,mg ll, lulmd ¢n 1'u“d;y_ ed solid blocks oi’ Liberal melnliers-
_  at. the last i`ederal election, whit-ii
still retain the Old Legislative
l e se tives receu
'-Yr ied public confidence to the extent
The proposed abolitioii oi the volifnf 15 members; ‘ the cuiiea i-‘arm
tax has struck terror into iii
hearts of our Libeioi friends -'md' li, in the upiuiuu nf the ciiruuiule
-they are now devoting their whol
Wilde 'I-he P90918 i~lwt~it is 6- Wwilglihe Conservative leader is not “thsll
‘bers 13 and the Liberals 15.
e'_and of _me Patrlot wlllah ,reprofin Nova Scotia the Liberal part
lime “iid U'l8ei“!i'-Y Iii ii`3"I”E 10 U°i"'duces the C’l1nonlc1e`s comment-I
move- T-he poii tax is 11 fa\'°f'ii@'iype of politician to inspire public
the Bell Government has the un
sity the -Liberal leader and his
9ii\'i“‘b|€ di5‘fI“’~`U0n °f be-iii! Uielparty? The fact appears to be that
only government in Canada thatithe Liberal party in Ontario like'tilere was just one in eat-h
has imposed such a. tux.
'Phe only airgumcnt that has so
far occurred to our lilberal friends
against abolition of the poll tax'
is that the amount. by which the
revenue will thus ibe depleted must
be made up -byimlposilig a heavier
tax upon the farmers and propert
holders. 'Ilhis argument, like many
others from the same source, is
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false on its lace. Who are paying -
ltliat in Prince Edwald Island, has
"parted company with pubfic con-!
l1ldt'ncc_
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REACTION-S
_\ good deal is being
days about the growing
'of
said these
prevalence'
crime, petity tliieving, perjury,
concealment of crime. etc. l'I;-_
the mu max? Ask our Llberalldouibtedly' there is much .foundation
your is
has helzi poirel' for -11 years anillqoinmgn gens;-_ AS Wag said be.
in Quebec for 27 years.
p ce o on
_servative Councillors either at Hal-_\\'€"<l aplirolfch ll scieiltifically_but Blackwood andoas 8' plaggerlm 
ifax or Quebec-in fact, in 1921'5`f_ “ “'@"“ I9 talk of CBIDFISS and house from 19 3 to ` n _'-9
kilograninies and centigrade de- ensuing dozen years ol his i'GlirL‘-
party to second it. it is ill these
tivo useless 'bodies that broken
lown Liberal politicians are pen-
C051.
Liberal Quebec pays its Premier
_$12,000, and nine other ministerial glves you 600 Calm.lee_ one ound
“lends and they Wm answer ln me for the comment -and where there held! °f d°Pif‘\"\¢"il $6.000 each
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country, although they kncw bet- is
ter, that the ci-ties and towns arel
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(hey Wm awww. that the nslk so many oi’ our young people, tllcrc_tl
ermcn and laborers are paying it,, ‘ .P
what am the l-acts? lccavnwnrrl drilt in public liie. The
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such there must ibe a
l_eaS:n_ lyeariy, besides their sessionai pay
\‘Vhlie complaining
about the l
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paying “_ Ln we cities and _towns downward drift whidll is involving 3
i aut otier sal
ls a parallel c0m.l,l_alm_ llbowl the People of Quebec. .\'ov-a Scotia and
rlncc Edward island will wake
lill. HS lite l>€‘0hle of Ontario have or \'egstaiil¢~.~i_ ‘Nou
The farmers are paying at leastilmter °°"‘V1“‘im fs- unfortunately done, and make an end of the gov-
four mms of ll_ Inot without a foundation. Aspiring er
I _ _ _ _ed _Ito public positions sonle.individ1lal=s Y
n a recen ssue we poin on
Ido nct scruple at any-thins. will 'I
irom oflicial ilgures iwhlch urel
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Til ' th K' l _ fl., _,__ __ .\'o royal road. tBy being "ll‘ L' d
dlaiiahlt’ (0 all “‘h° desire I-he mi le m e mgmm 'md ‘L )(dr`|\\'iilk daily in the open .alxxalallllgalcr high ilacreo and few disposed in
[S0 t0 put on s\vc-liters and woolieni; qnestioii his prices
formation that the provincial poll
tax paid last year, 1922, in Char-I
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lotitetovrn Common and Royalty an:-_ ` b°=B¢il1ii. th¢ P¢l°U"¢r\t ¢iU=S¢i°f\'
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promise everything Calculated to
appeal to. those whose paitronagc_t
they seek an-tl, when est.ablis»hed,'
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just as unscrupuiously forget their
he average duration. '
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in view of Bell Governmentl
oumed _O only $__l28_ This _meanslpromiises .cr make plausible excuses 3,.-,_ses_ who gave the women °f_
for -their -broken word. Prince Edward Island the right to'
“hlle l_hE,.e ls ,mme or lgqs of vote? The answer muist be thu'
tha.: 376 .persons in Oha.rJot.tetown'-
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Common and Royalty paid theirf ` ` .B
this in pol-itlc~a.l life generally and
orden Governnleiit! And tlley
provincial poiil tax. 'In the same' ` gave it without limit of property
regardless oi party we have in this
year ,mcordlng lo the Cn). remm, qnalitication. .-\s» hardly one wo-'
'Trovince vtoday an ouitstaiidiili; f¢X~ man in iiiity is possessed of iliol
ic l l' (_ l it mlll-]ly-_dl,~rg~ necessary' property in her owni
elusive of the Royalty. paid the mme °~”`0 Du °
gard of pmmlses made Wllh lmem right. all the _Bell Government canf
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civic poll tax. ‘ l claim to have given the womenl
1659 persons in the city alone, ex-
Every man in .the oily liable .l'or_
to deceive ot' duties solemnly un-
' here is -the right to vote for onnl
dcntaken under oath and ‘openly ig
Emu mu lax is MSO “able lm. the ' ' -half the members of the provinciall
nored and the ignoring justihed. !As.‘iembl_v, while ‘Borden .gavethcm
provincial poll itax. This -means that
I dl t , - efer to the
while about 300 persons dn the Nec ess ° say wer b
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Bell Governmeiit. .the manner uflts
he right to vote for all the mem-I
ers of the House of Commons!
<ity paid their provincial poll tux ' Such was the magni-ticent gift nfl
accession to power, the .promises it
1283 persons (Md not pay “_ - _the Bell Government to the wmilcul
'made t.hr0\w.h its leaders to -Seolirelnr Prince lidwaird Island, whom iii
Why 'was this? Vilas -it to save_
the city memibers, Messrs Duffy and'
Higgs? Lt will be remembered :thatl
tlwaydmck in 1919 Messrs Duffy and, O ' f I |Arsenault Government a resolutionmave ____0_)____d _ __ St _ 8
_ _ _ , . - o c '
__ ecord was moved and seconded by Lon-I meh, ease; ‘lm lake th
comp21i`ilIiiV€iSi¥`i1i\89i` H" 3 I' ls-rvutlvc_~i of that time. wllicli ali- 0,. ls ll ‘ha wullllorlng shM___ ml badly and he spam ul-ll_h_ frm.
. -~ I A. . ' 4 ' 'I
lter reciting the fact that wonie-n sll-l lrllyy (lulllg ,ls llwy l,l_,,,lM,_ ll
h' l ~he_ I \ l ` ` 1 ~ _ 1 ->
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lliggs, at -uhe .point of a bayonet in,
the .hands of indignant citizenrni
promised to reduce the city 'IVJII ‘i“X~'
What would the more natural thanl
that these .slung Kelli'-I0l,Il0l1 5’/h0"`\‘l
stand .between their city Ciiiliiiii-ii'
ents and rash measures in order to
partliailiy and  unfairly make a
show oi' redeem-ing their I1i'0m‘iS07
analysis of the fizurvs retire*-"*°“i'
mg the ,payment of poll tax in 'the
country and in the city oi' Charlotte-
.tuwu win such ilu-it the runners
are paying an average DOH UU( Uf
about, *two doliiars the olty D011 ia*
payers are Dafliis an average of
less than i1ft'y'<19“t9~
lt is .because t/he lwii Ui* ll"
been an unfair and unjust one.
pcm-ing-heaviest' on the adreudy
over burdened; and those least able
to ipoy lit. onkthe ~farmers, their
sons and .i‘~a-rm; hands that thc Con-
servative .leader decided .to Rb0l'|Sh
the w-holo Lal* '
WHAT THEY SEE
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Our hiberQ~f.rien.ds are PUSSY-
(ooglng arouigl the detnoie in On-_
tsrio and D\‘§¢°“dIl\5 U0 99° I" M
.fi _ I 1; the game is OVBF-
mlly me d|m.i1la.tion_of the L nlted 00”" W °°
Farmers movement. They hive
turned their UM! eye in the direc-‘
tion of the annihilation of the Lib
eral puffy- _
elcmlon me shameful vlolaglon of cllaracierizes as 't'emales!"
these sua the attempted iusiiiiw-
tl n It has been a record ito whichi
hitherto the province has ‘been a_
also whlgh cannot but react uliilii
the Voting -lilo ol' our `l*i`»0V'in(f”-
When the .hands oi those who ma 0|
our la_wS_ of iljlwgc who are thc.
clean what are we no iexipoct fi`Uii1
tlmge to whom the la-ws 'are to oli-
Dlyg can we .blaime tho young l`0i`
viiolarting ilaws which are openly
v.iola.t,ed by those w-ho make tho
them? Can we bl-aime them for UH
tirutlifulness iwhenour men in mull-
veniloluments by If“l's°'h°°d 'and d°c`
eption?
These despicable conditions are
and -the con-seq-1105059 me “S they
are we cannot. have o clean nat-
iruul life ii we condone WI°i*°d“°“
.
plea that it is only playing the,
political some- T’°'"'iI°‘ ’“‘”' be re'
garded “S B game if you will ibut
Britisih iblood demands lhiil-
wg play lthe Raffle I"“’I""y and hm”
es'_ly_ :Ima 3-gmg 15 'WOD 0'l' |0'Sl. ‘by
me manner of its l1`|B5"|D8 “M by 'the
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EDITORIAL NUTE8
'llhe Conservative Dlii»If0"m °“`
uounoed by 4319 I°“d°"' Mr' J' D'
was adopted without a division. ln
vlcw of these recited facts, how
noctions by taking up with the   
much credit is due the -Bell Gov- si - I '
llc 'life Semife mei’ °m‘°e5 a“'lleriime_llt for giving the women the  N'Y'  bi tl rel o ’
rth bit it rn y g od model for
limited vote they have?   Bathsheba and an eminently prnc- _
tical person for the nmnitzcmcnt  
(special is The Guardian) Di his 'ii0iiS°I‘°i‘1 “"" iii* i*f°"“f' "'*'_°°_"""“ “"`  :""-`1""“`“ "`""“"“ 'N-“'"""""‘ "1 ' "Nj
ous all-airs. » »
lon operating any vehicle propelled _
by other than muscular power up-   
on a public highway In this pro- . . B
vlnce ehall, on summary conviction  
thereof, be liable to a penalty of ___ `
five hundred dollars, or :lx months (Special to The Guardian)
tn the county ,laiii Think of that. S_g'__|'__ H_:;g__ll'_I__S»tod‘{_‘;"‘;_a__2;;:m:l T-he group of princlpalities that
was afterward composed into that
second baseman of the vSt. Louis Spanish rule and the attractions ot
Nationals by Circuit Judge Gran- Amsterdam as a trading port
brought there from Spain and else-
Iwhere a Jewish colony, to which
Rembrandt became singularly st-
tsched. There need be no doubt
that this colonial -accession ap-
car in Prince -Edward island until
the ‘Col-leervative party came into vllle Hogan,
power and ug our people fro; to She also received the custody of
uae this modern and useful vehicle. gggers' Jr" mm ‘md “ Im" yur”
And now a Government calling it- qlhe wer rl d l Dhll d_l_
_type of
y e mor c n . a »
» than _self 'Liberal boasts that its princi- php( on .september 23_ 1913 and
'nw Hawk Ghmnme “ya Stewart. K- C- 19 1° “h° mbemhpal source of revenue is the motor S9Ii&i'8i9f| *Dt*-0Bmb¢i` 27 IHS!-
Dal-lly 'mg the pmveiiblal hot grid- car licenses! Who were the ob -
‘mn ls to the hem Bmldes lmak-ll-|g'strilct|veii and ‘who _were the liher- " ll
ili0i‘S 0|’ Elie MODIS In this mhlfef Liberal Government! They gavellsllypeg led gl Ong time 4;, the sur.
 r motor cars? What Government me 3500 nal; f dur] l _
Thr .distniot 'par-' __ _ _ _ue __ Doro De Y 01" IIB 0 Gil mise that the strain of that race
Zi _uhm mn__q|¢y can neil: or oe 'gave the electors the proiectionof erate it m'ntor car, and poll taxes uv" ln lil, veins; but me un _lm
an d keep oi! it. Like the hen they nrolgN_:i\||°i I" °"°""°'“ °'°°"°""7 “mi “mei” *M08 galore since then. made in art of the newcomers is
Unite _"rely gdmmbe muted on" md r e ‘Car iF‘erry, or the $I00_000 And broken promises by the ver- probably gumcteng explgnllllon of
_"_m____” ho' “_ _ _  lyesrlgosnbeidy from Ottawa? Notlload. surely it le time _for :_ their attraction for fhim. l
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the "Hon, G. Hovrani Fergusotnl
(the ( leader) its not the
' to inB17ll‘e Dilb-
,lhem lump yl mg hypnotised them;
were
in the session of 19‘iB_ under the
.it en gvtn tie right to vote
k Iihmnghnilt. ibn Dominion :ind in _ _ ' S
the United Stittrs in federal elct:-IN" '“"""""'I°"""’|‘II" UW" iii] Of (.8
tions and in .muny states and pro-'T lthnsn' W
I l f __-t - _ t
guardians of our Iillibiiil me are "“'|vlliccs for their iocail legislatures 00 -V0 or req QF q]_mr"
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"Resolved that in the opinion
of this House ian Act of the Leg-
islature should be passed extenti-
ing the franchise to the ‘women
of 'Prince 'Edward tlsla.nd." This
We are told that the motor
_license fees will in time pay all NEW y_0m{_ June 2g___»l-l,,.l.,,l
in the Ollen- Whey 'are 59°" an( lthe cout of the -Bell Government rflfteen year old girls of ii party of
underslood by our young peonlolroade. !Bnt if tho |Liberal party iwenty from a Greenwich Village W
. _ public school ‘were drowned and
:ad had its way mere wouldhave tive others irescued from similar
een no motor license fees nor no
motor cnrs llntil this day in the DFO- Beach, Sheepshcnd Illay, Brooklyn l
vines. ‘The statute of 1908, passed i0dily- l
_ They walked into a step-:iff lhir- p d~
in high Pile” “°r ca" we exwseias a Govemment measure “mlm ty five feet deep and were unable Mm” when “"3 Ii‘"`iC"°|°‘* 0' presented to him at. home. .lic \'iC\\' \'<iitlt°.l e °var"m-n)- - _ STANDING OF PAM-'Es
deception and irauid on the illmsylthe ililberni Government then in to s_wlm_ bankrumcy mrced mm to work for never fmt “ “Rn 10 firek liiuplrlb _ _ . uni- ._s, lpn .um 'N QNTARIO
power, proves this statement up to
he hilt. dt provides that any per.
lt wae a eri-me to drive a motor
' ‘ Wi l '_ - _
_[indemnity of $2,000. In the Nov < ly He lmpormme or °ver
Scotia Upper iHou.se there :ue Zllsirain .on the 'vitality with msost
members whose Sessional pav is People- The eXt'€‘l>tions are few ln . '
' I _ _ h ' itt 'i D. S. Meh.lruni_
$11500 each. 'it is to be noted that'"“mh0r' N°“ tml’ 'name' Should be mme ls “r en ly
l _ -
child of 'the Bell Govemment and L.0m'l(lenCe_-~ MW would they cl35_lf°"’"5 °f P°W¢i° U16” are NW SUP f ll es
t
sioned for life at $1_5f>0 to $2_000lillen_ _llow ,lo you know how much H
each per annum at the l>col>lc‘s,l\i-‘at in calories each food con- A
l Uililrit
‘ idvvif
of
b.
Dill?
5| /ann Bdrleu. MD,
“ weight’ \\'ell too much iiesll i a
_ approached st~lentiilcally, and ‘ln a
-‘ manner that will appeal to
fore. you put on weight in just one
__“.a_\___lhal ls by eating _food bfcgraiphy often told. His story is
As a consequence of me” long how, some foods pu; an more well ripened, in a literary sense.
weight than others if you eat 1 s
‘h.i\e .made \onr first step il said
grces voil'd put down this arti l
these two Houses of l.<ml.=_ li' ~` .` _ _ 0 0- ment ilroni active work, he has pro-
i Non, that hodl oi' y0urs needs
either of these two honorable g-eu-Isixteeli calories 'of food for eadh d
~ l ' _ ‘ . ~ _,_
ilemen should .ai any (limi llllrillg hound of \\‘e|_giit. _ aration of which furnished atmo_
the Sllslon mmm u motion hl_i___i_l’__l_~oii_) weigh 150lbs_ you need phere for the present volume.
_ r .i x -_.400 calories a day. ll
\\onld be under the lleeci»sit_\_cf__\-Ou “rc “.0,.klng oulslde perhaps
finding some one of the opposing :i little more. If you are ill your V
teens perhaps a liitic more_ if
then you cat less than the above,
lyour weight will come down. But
l.\'0li get my idea all right? .We-ll,
ltains?
dl’ you‘ve got that, then you've Il
got aver_\'tliiilg, l1aven't yon? Vi”ell, h
r0l1sliiy asain, one pound of fat o
_ P s
Uf ment 200. and one pound of `
vegetables oi- -bread 250 calories. d
M $2900 each Nova Scolla paw .\'uw i_hat's the value ill heat. What the °b-‘NLS of an he 'bmlght to Sen
_S P__e____e__ $___00O _ _ _ __ _ you _want to know is the proportion were uncommonly well bought. Tile
lil “|iIt'l1 to take these foods
l;l_ Tllill ls wllh one mmm, of l,ut_ equally by lack ol' balance 'as to
lter or fat, flat .two nuilccs of meat
liii” Gam. ani- -three ounces- givbrnafl
l ' the vegetables B
._llid the fats are the fat producers. _
so ciisih illonre the value oft
n iEngla.nd in fiitv years past tenli-mam lull l,ll`. ln “_MLl' n
~ ' - - . ' _ ni: diseases. ' ~ ,
'cans has been the liniii. of part_v|.\'o\v_ how tn burn up the flesh” den' smrws ‘mme that he won hm
in the house and work up a, pers-|
plraiioii by any form of exel‘cisc,`
youll take arf .the weight. \By
me use of these ..qlm_k.. reducing Spent Trust Funds
nictlimis_oi’ lemons or drugs, _voul
get nothing in return i`or you-r loigg
oi’ flesh. \Vlt.h exercise Nature lla
i-tives you health. ._<ti'en.giii, burly.
Rembrandtl.
Many are familiar with the bio-
graphy of Rembrandt who died in
1669 ibut a later one just issued re-
vlves interest
he sub ect of Rembrandt has
been of evei~growln'4 l-.ter-i.~i‘_. Pro-
babfv at. no time has he been so
him is eagerly hailed, i.ke il ne
sunrise. says the New York
World.
Distinction for the present book."
is both literary and pictorial. The
uthor treats with journalistic fin-
ency and with fine restraint a
for he served for years as literary
_vivm ___ either _win _ C :lf>_ _i 2 for-forming foods solely. you advise, or the Euglisii -house ui .-
' - ' JUNE 29.1923
, _ I*  % ‘-
New Light on $ m
mg
All New -Goods
g ,S R-guhrandti oi-1 the other hand, has    
  29’  iC0nncils which wer? long silii‘c_s~|-ILL MORE ABOUT Fo°D_ widely known or so highly vs_.
__ __ __ ____ _glut rid o_l inQihe_ ct.ila_ll seven pi;_o_-' -l-l.|A~l-is HQW you LWE teamed as nom when even. my
~ " v aces, n ue ec ere are ._ f,
THAT POLL TAX` Liberals. Th Con .rva 'l-'members of the Legislative Cnunt~il‘ 'l_ promised to_ write another cum-mg WI-men appreimmon ‘Iv '
leach of whom is pnfd a sessionai “mem °" °ver“'9'gm'
at S. A. McDONALD’S
  _
uced :i "Life in iHoliand," prep-
agaries of Genius.
‘Remlirandt.`s life gives pecllllar
cccnt io the vagaries of genius.
s against the common estimate oi'
nnriist as a person with no
cad for business, here is the rec-
rd of ti man who, through the
re;-iter .period ol_hls acilvlty_ was
ealer as well as fproducar, and
'Y _*M2* E ` " ‘E
i
Af Goff’s on
when to sell and by <'ircilmstalici:¢~i_
quite apart from his clever 'buying
nd whicii led to sales forced by
_m_e______ Dxt_________g“______ and “_as__9l.l.he__fm__ (iO0Sll.l_I)llt on l-a_l_ _hut it insistent creditors. \Vllcu he spa
or wiiich they have paid so deari_v.'mmf'"¥>.'lh0 "Osh being burned up U
ed hinlself in Amstcrdam_ |`niio\\'-
g ajnovitiatc in his native Ley-
waltillg' list oi clients, many of-
‘ilt is iinnbtiul if during those
lcyon years he got far ahead in'
ancy_ and the natural reduction to fmanw' for money was of value wi
your proper weigiii- hi
lo
»»*--*O-it-a |‘
¢¢++e_+¢¢+¢.¢¢.,+-ooo-f¢.¢¢,,_,liii
Daily Selections t ‘°
~ ~ co
FOR nough to sparc to indulge ills in-,
m for what it would ibuy, and he.
vcd a fine house, jewels for -his!
lviie, rich npliolsteries and hang-3
gs and an ciivlronmeiit generally'
gratify his luxurious sense oil
lor -and nf lnaterlal plenty. He hadl
  ‘iitincts as a dealer, bilt rprobabiy'
L
From the W. I. Loulon ta
collection. ffl
 m
wiLo cl-isnniss iN si_ooM‘“
____ lg
sliepherrifing ibreeze, l,
On the hillside rough and steep
(li lutltless Little B01 0op_ fl,
Their tryst with April keep! l
Oh, lovcliness oi such fbliiei llvinz.
io
fates while ba-thing at Webstcr's
a divorce from ~Rogers\Hornsby star
dissipation of any nature. Dc-I
White clouds. -escaped from a have been. No career could have
een .more diligent through those
ctive and happy years. 'But the'
and to obtain them. When -after ii.
idcrablo fortuno l-lilo loft in hlii
orth of other monoy_ with 'tin-
ln quivering Sp'mnt;l_inle ccstasles, fiidiiif- that In il few YBHFS llc Wiiii
Wei" ‘iii HS f0l|0“'~“i2 And stillness sweet and rlecp. culled tn account for the steward
Tile dainty, shy wiild-cherry forces slllp of the lporglon of ll he held in
rust, for Titus. His accounting
llow aibsoltltc -and 'mlntl your giving! made 8' mmy good showing for 0""
_All/lllmle lleolla lllmm so rproiilgal, but he had become var-
from .Saskla's fnmlly and her con
umptuous Hendrlcje, of peiloant
that period went to her, and he
seems to have worked on -busily,
I lwnys conscientiously and to have
ielt iqulte reps/id with his material
welfare’ thus insured. Holland of
the present day did not then exist.
ot much more. There was cer-,I
lnly no time for outside flings._
r the frivolltlcs of society, lor,
ands npon his nrt seem to have!
xed his capacity- or work, prod-
ious as the record shows it to
ings he wanted he felt he 'want-
w years ho lost. ISiiskia, the con-
re .had in his eyes exactly the
usly invoi'ved_ cstranging himsclr
Look ata few sample bargains.
_ 20 pairs Child’s Sneakers, sizes 9 and 10. ltegiilar
pri_ce$1.10for....     _ _ 55-c
50 pairs Men’s Brown Boots, up-to-date lasts. (inc
_ __ - _ ~ - _ l.
ried ministers each $6,000, iiositles' The easiest wav iw _l,_.ll yall ,lllal ‘act .thu ugflty (h;i_ "Di llelrl___ili__i_  A
ieir sesisloiial pay. Some day ilu-I5" i0 iiiiiik iii iifrnis of 1 to 2. 2 to Hamm! pm I to Hn Els mm L ‘ .
.
BEST AND BIGGEST BARGAINS El/nn '
Everything Discounted including Hose and Rulibcrs
and Felt Goods and Arch Supports, etc., etc.
DISCOUNTS FROM 10 PER CENT T() 75 PER (`l<}I‘~."`i` ';
of our famous leaders at $3.90 for _ _ _ _ _ _ _ \‘;-;_5l
Another of our leaders the five dollarniei1’slii_i§li toe '
Bankerfor__.__.   . . . .
__ ..__..._._..S-i-.50
Our latest Slater Oxford at $7.50 for _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ .$6.75 -
30 pairs Men’s Oxfords at $3.50. Good makes, rec-ctlc
and medium toes
All Polishes,°Laces and other shoe findings 10 pci'
cent discount and a good brown 36 inch lace at lc each.
300 pairs Women’s Pumps and Oxfords, sizes P. io
51-2_,m0silyhighheels    _  
50 pairs Women’s Pumps, sizes 1 1-2 to 2 1-2, ciiiivilss
andhighheel,satin       60a
400 pairs ch. patent strap Slipper, sizes 3 io ii-
Special_..___      . _ . . _
._ 75c
300 child’s Boots. Special at 95c. Worth $1.20 io $1.50
300 infants soft soled boots _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .` _ . . . . _ . .
_ _ 6(ic
Our leader in boys fine black calf boots $2.60 for $2.36
and 0111' b0ys (lar-Ferry in brown or black $4.50 for $3.90
JUST RECEIVED
Special for this sale 100 pairs boys box kip boots :ii
$2.60. All sizes. Also 60 pairs boys brown calf oxfords
Banker $4.50 less 10 per cent.
.lima lli_il.itl_l-, ~  ,_  1,.-for
and <lutliit`;'coi’ )liis ‘tlrerttlii`icii(tu[o(l N.Y   `lm|'\‘r mm HH) N' HL fluliilrilislii
___ _ B d . ia vplivi- i-liiilwi ii. ilu-lr il_____ ____
or ng or oar . .-Ulm- ,mil of light and _qliiido may  $ ,Saint 'rho i-liiilwl wil iv i _'__ ___
_ __ _ have been helped -in cnnsltleraiile    .I_I_i_'_*_1~'_li_l‘_l \\li_‘_‘_il‘_‘_ Ii‘f__’f:;;I’i’f;l|___T{_f_ "lv
‘Titus fel un cr icr very excel- p, fixed rgqulremplll of hlq lpn, ‘ ` I " ' '- 'rimrl'
. »  _ _ __ _ _~ ll  in nu.
ent CMG and lncmllmmlt also perament that wlmt__v_ __ _    \\rt'\_ili<il \\llh i»\\i_l~_ _"__
U “‘"“ N of his ni|»l°<-_v ailfl liloliil
nund -comfort and content nt her h l l . ""'" __
ei? hm as tn externals must be (S eclal l Th G » <**“"' '
vii -l>.llitlll.s into totluv invliiietl the
his board and iodzinz- Pav for the measure by this contact. it was j"""‘““`-" fiiioii of louis l<:<li~.}.i. lu . ._ -»- -rlu»fi~ii"“"
mmmlsslons that Came lo hlm ln l _ _ l.uti|n\vStrr~ist_ They iioilnd l‘1il n,| T(mU‘\T0' '|""‘ “" _ _ ni
ton beyond his customary sun l-_ l. l _ _ ‘ fn lug is i.ln~ aiiiiiiiiiii-_v ui uitiiili
roundings. There was no appeal to
him in any country' outside his own,
even in iltsly, to which artists of
the first class made frequent and
reverent pilgrimage. Mr. Meldrum
calls attention to the painting of
the ‘Prodigal Son" as perhaps the
greatest of Itembmndi's canvases.
This work 'bears the dale of 1669,
when Rembrandt was sixty-three,
the year oi' his death. lie had lost
the spontaneity and vigor nf the
years that had .made his replica.
longer to maintain the graces of
its tang itor and lhreo lmironu ,ind
euoiipt-ii with genis_valilc<l ut iiixly
thousand dollars.
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A Chapel
To St. Egedius
(Special to The Guardian)
CATANIA. June 28.-Scientists
may talk ol' decreasing volcanic ac-
ing of lava flow, but peasant in-
hnbltnnils of iiin na lows know
iivity. experts may nrluio on cool-_
1 n.m. this nmi~iiin_t'i' 75
(7ollst‘i'\'ativ|-_s ....__...~- ll
l.iheral~'  
U. F, (). ._
Liiiior   1
independent
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'rniul  
old; but -his spirit was undimmed.
. g g .
thul. only thc nllseplng eye nm]
prcizcriinlz hand ol long dead
peeled to Rembrandt for the pic-
torial opportunity thns opened to
im. I-lin pertiality for Jewish
his pride of conscience as high as
ever, forbidding him to let any.
thing unworthy oi’ him at hls"best
to go from .his -hand. All the .power
of perfected skill was applied to
this last work and it serves as s
worthy crown for his inspired lite.
Egedlls saved their village
dostrilctinn -by the ilery Hoods
Etna.
When the eruption roared
fiercely when the sky _was
with clouds -and red with
of gloom they calledupnn
DI'i\yPr in stem the tide oi’
lava that rolled :toward
aside q elsewhere
the lava turned
u
of rievas
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