The Signal, 1921-8-11, Page 3'She Ism
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She Rests while Sunlight Works
Why not ? That's what Sunlight's for. How
does this happen? Very simple. Sunlight's
gentle purity is alone sufficient to cleanse the
clothes without wearisome rubbing. Of
course, this is easy on the clothes, too. How
is it done ? Just read the directions.
Insist on letting the Soap you ask for -
SUNLIGHT SOAP.
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sit Canaan/ taw Older Petal.
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The East
n we were only visiting the East
▪ oaegliip....tlrlfa and I -we would prob-
ably say nothing. First, because
then are certain conventions which
- even we Westerners mall, but mon
likely because the East would still
le 'bowing us that musk of emi!ing
:lndulgerlce which it wears for the
:benefit of the plainsman - and we
,should never have guessed its real
'forbearance underneath.
But having been brought hen, so
Ito speak, by royal command of an
Master's head ofice, and having been
given the inestimable boon of en-
during the most interfering traffic
police and the most acquiescent
criminal police in the world, we are
accepted as Easterners! There is no
longer any mask. This enables us
tar speak, as it were, within the fam-
ily circle, with the mask hanging on
a peg behind the door. Eastern uni-
versities feel just a little dismayed
at the irreverence with which the
Western student addresses himself
to some of the age-old problems of
:metaphysics or natural science, and
!the breeziness with which be takes
0(1 his eoat, makes his rough er'e-
llmfnary measurements, and pro -
woods to deal with that problem as
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NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
If ai.ytl11g were needed to guaran-
tee the iut(aca which Is bring taken
by ('auudlami in the political altnation
of the day, as well 1411 In the policy of
al* Liberal party, that as.urauce has
been provided during the last few days
by the splensltd attllencre which have
turned out to gre't•t Hou. W. 1.. Mac-
Kenzie King. leader of the Liberal
party. on 1.1+ tour of Central Orated°
coustllllb les. Mr. King hie been
outllnLgt the prew'ut-day situation lu
a series of forceful, thoughtful address -
(•S anti 4very•wher• lir and his cow-
p►ulous have been given splel8lld r'e-
ceptlwls. \\'hit.• the l.ilwral header le
carrying oat an tiggrtesslre• vamptgn
Of exlutwti n, aloe explanation, placing
the facts ds -fore the people In a mau-
ler that they may urolerstalal Just
what the present burdclts of taxation
and deft4ts wean to every wan, Wer
roan and 011141 14. the INoulnion, the'
I l.yphwtutell party of .Ito. Hou. Arthur
kl.•ighru is stalled In the dohlrums;
1 tearful of grime the public too nitwit
M IuMs
formstn and ,v'klug 141 shield Ito
own offences by eomentrating Its a4-
tarking tompeign on the Drury farmer
party in Ontario.
Iktr. Meighen. of ,nurse. is ettll orer-
mele and the business ..f the country
Is at a seandstid until he retunts.
'While the burden of taxation 111 falling
2110111 !warily on -the wage-earner who
Is least able to hear It, Mr. Mefgheu,
1s•ptising as a Mows, leading the Eng-
lish and Irish out of their age -long
scraps at,e finding a methal whereby
i'nele Sam :.las the Jripenese Dan avoid
getting Ito, future conflict.
There ar.• teye-election dates 4414(1 Sen-
ate va('1I•s to I.e.vieeldcel ,upon. as
well se the hun(hei! 111(1 our other
1141ugs which .•roo up when the Prime
Minister Is w ...tent from the ,ountry
for a flew w,.,'' . but all of these must
wait until Mr 4141114/1 has time. atter
settling the at..in. of tlw Empire, to
101114' !some end • attend to tow prtsying
'ma
business of fa. i'mloul,t.'dly there
Team MOLL
�- GODU1OIL 011T.
TWO Ing of canis on the tabic. w itt. a full
1 wO ARE HELPED al•tvwlting for every dollar ,.r the pub -
IN SAME FAMILY. lit. mollies spent. Only through lion -
.•sty and publicity IWRhI r: a :.1 II i y
1lttwtiotl be se.lvet 144(1 11,•1' rou141 not
he the wlthoUt the taller.
Chas. Walker Declares Tanlac I The Tyr *beetles.
CertainI kit. King ul+u kuot'k(rl the head
v Proved Worth to the att,•Inpt, of Hoo. Arthur ki.'igh'n
Hunself and Wife. end his -mare to charge that the
1.11"'1,1 tariff plk•7'a'as a thing which
cee•r.,1 with the wind and war altered
l(• salt 1111• tomWn7 !11 which 11 urs
"Yes, air. Tanlac has helped my wife just outlined. \Ir. }Ung made it perfe•tly
like t did tor, and now both of us are 1.1,14r 1"111m auditors that there was
enjoYiryt trod health," said Chas. F. ne .'1'•1"ge'. The policy ..t Kir Wilfred
Walker, 210 Langley avenue, Toronto, latent.. was tlw pdicv o bell W1111'fol.
atnachinitl employed by the F. N. Burt lea .•.l today and 111way. 1V.011 111 111' fol -
Co
Both my wile and myself were badly It 1. 11questloof thrill 1. r•ceuue
rundown. She complained of feeling tired ngannsI r tariff 1 Air protection.' dl[.
out iron morning till night and had i King de•lared- allowing bio at$lleutes
'that the former woo a tariff for able
people, fie the utter wit. framed
for ti benefit .1 1Ile spw•ia1 i11teresttt.
It was tisk latter tariff that 111e
\1.•ighen Government supported and
which it ref•c1 urevise tla111 the"
j11lert+•1e 111111 , were Behind It were
ready to have that rev1.luu 111ke•p114(''.
The issue *:as ant proteetlou versus
free trade. Mr. King de•Ltrcl. It was
clearly l ermeu a tariff for prutel•tlnu
111111 oto• 1..1.• revenue. anti the l.ilenls
were in favor 411 the revenue tariff
4j 1t .4444 a people'. tariff. if there
could be sack w tllia.g:
"Drive Between Cleveland and Buffalo
by N'aler."
"Paradoxical u+ it w11y sound. 11e
water route is the hest one to take
when motoring between Cleveland and
Buffalo." k the advice of every well-
Inf„awed touring bureau. There are
thA,• serious detours ou- the route he•-
tween ('levelaldi and Buffalo, • o[
sixteen mYrs Twtw-ee,rl Kist SprlM:1114d
.cud tararel, Pa.. 411141 rs'twe•14 North-
east. Pa.. and the New* Turk SNIP 11414•,
31111 for other In the vicinity of Fre•
4101118, N. Y.
Thur -.I august 11, 11).1
WILSON'S
beecdrse oto weak she was hardly ab e to
do the housrwoek. 1t was the same in
HY (?w. and K just seemed that my
whole system was out of order. Nothing
tasted right to me, and 1 had about
reached the point where I f, It 1 was
going to give dean out.
"Ameighbot of ours recommended Tan -
lac, and it penned to help us right from
the start. We have taken five bottles
now between us, and 1 don't believe either
of us ever enjoyed better health. I have
been built up all round, eat hearty and
sleep gad and sound. My wife is looking
fine and can do the housework without
any trouble. Tanlac has certainly proved
its worth to us."
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will be a Hash to get all the buslaewl
through in a hurry when he Chest get
here. bort aides- there is u 411.181 change
hi the ,.atrial mind there w•111 not
likely lie a great rush to till the
vareneil•s in the •House of (ominous,
sitar Willie thaw vucaIkI4'+ will prob-
ably 11411 adding to the strrugth of
tie forces opposing Mr kleighen. Ob'
servers hole girt Mr. Meighea'e
Wpbeuowl party little hop" Iu regard T/nlrlmtS nmc e'w•eliP tow uu draSant-
to tllow•'raeau1ies. There may be on• I
trees of Snell a rlerlley l;v peering ttwir..
curs aboard C. A T< 1JIw sreumeett -
ienvittsY('ket•elaaee a81 Ituffaht dally at
'1.11) p.m.. eIljo)• a fright 1.1 refreshing
sheep on the great ship "Seeeuliuee'
or sister ship. strainer "Pity of
nuffel.." en1 arrive at destination lu
time to m:t11e nu early start the follow-
ingIw poet'4nrl for Ru elrl•t[on thk ytar. 1 morning.
However, iu uak•1al (drelre ale..• Is 1 • •t space pal cur-by•shauwr wvh
ve for,
stated to he little IIkllliood that the l automobile tourists is maiutnitlel by
the 4'. & Ila 1.11111. 141411 the. novt•Ity of
the idea. exe:•rllt•uee of accornwolations
and low rate". chargee for this w•rvke
Have been. highly appreciated by
motorists.
Government snpprxter returlawd, but
from the iudk•atione'ar$1 reports reach-
iltg here tlwre 1. Out a safe seat for
the G"rermueut in the whole Ia,-
wlnlga.
Hon. 1'..1.. Doherty is reports! to
have row down to Quebec and 14.1rnel
the Conservatives there that they .utast
Prime .Minister will deride on any suet*
ae'ti n. especially as an election would
not to ane' better for the Government
than 4ould our a year Melee. and in
the meantime there Is atonh.r four
1lssUI n1 indemnity fur ihu-e' un•nd'rrs
'who ku•.w they will not R'1 a n.rwiva-
Killthem all, and the tion aeonkr...a. .►dell llrn .i'e' I11141)' 11a•1-
gernls too. lOc a packet among tmn• l and there
; 114 rtrrM-
Deaerling the Sinking Ship.
at Druggists, Grocers .I.11I ,sun. meats err eomiug trot0 this
l and General Stores. one anti that that they will not le ran-
didatr- a.,1,1In many 4'8'44'1 111 ul.-
in .the West
that farmer mentioned by Bill Lan`- even one debenture would mean *one
ley, who claimed that 6,000 bushels hill unpaid, some comfort done with. 1111 au' lotlgrr eupMa.rtiug kir. Meighrn
of oats on which he paid lac a bushel out? hated root ATe Yrartkty-Irtrerwiisk i.uliviate__=Ltt,1s awl ham twin,. for a
fright rate, would not net him mon The peat V Just u seta u thetint 1 Ilong time. a'very great emir..' of dun -
Lean lle after paying for tare/shine. East. It sees through Os own Aeon- wells. at the bottom of `aa'r to 1141+e• arias that particular ureal.
Well, if bis oats had been, of the law- tows just as gqa�ie�kly and perhaps 1 the next _election is Over l� clerk was iustrncteel_tiy the roan -
price
ads f'*. egad dead at -apo bpest a tittle mase q''sfrly than the east j s May lb prepare for the
.n blt� t;,� d,1f leader of n- auaa11 arrnap 1 to communicate wits the Danish*
nave
that isbushel
withbe must th to last n I w farmer is t rhe• nor( Parliament. Altogether. the Railway Boort arcking 141 have tbtla
nays had 11re a bush0 which '.o last man !n the world to tel -cab „ulonk Inc the Melghen Goveruweut matter Investigated. and. If towable.
pay therthrasher. Of course Seery rJolshevu!�a. I!, pPe n.lJustell 111 alt le4tliest Ikr,mfhle tint(•.
ever
rater knows that el t The infer-
Ilautp1.chuck as 1 1 1 (►n motion of CdtilictAor+ ('ox and
]I Ihau \Ir Kiag In hl Ontario y11eeh- Snikrlel hyid'rl'". (�.-T4ryyiner the -Ape-
ever `ot tic a busael. The infer- to semetmmse extra age
ewe in this MOO was that ince more the railways by en r. 4+ crw,nu� th! Rn' p (•rout rates as .kdluw,. received its
alae ore wa also
getting it. a st shot be that f at attuht hl., -the tut third rending and ens pas al : ('unity
Then was alta United ease of a Mr. Q rate. 7 :..w * i14� towosn3Li rate.
Brown, of the Farmerra of the obi etnaa8•ial alt 1 tl rrme07i('e :.•tat. now; general m.•t*..ul rote. •(
Manitoba who says that the cost of uhf/ h sh.lol41 I npp11 d these am milt., other herr for la..ut etc. 4 I
ihl I his
a binder laid down at Pilot Mound, purposes to 111 arr.nlgcd with the
wMaaftoba, y now $48 higher than it ng tM railways. tis y fiv' sIo'' hes T 1 1 se•re•tary,tree+itrerm et the ,Nfferent'
way rat year, andbl that the rail- f U dcete tell a i w•hew's Tlw following nc•ounts were Ii
way rates are to blame for ;22 out lady patront sbo ha Yx i truth ; weds wlti„11 (te,. •el a
of the $48. I happen to know from B
an implement manufacturer that the
entire freight costs of a five-foot
binder if shipped in carloads from
Hamilton, or Toronto to Pilot Mound
in the spring of 1920 was $12.16; in
April, 1921 $16.40; an actual dile
ferenee of $424. It carried in car-
loads to Winnipeg and re -shipped as
an individual binder from that point
to in 1ilot 920 Mound
was $19.25, Uand il n 1cost
921,
$25.26, a difference of $6. Mr.
Brown's estimate of the increase
alone was greater than the entire
cost.
But could you explain to Eastern
railway officials that poor Bill Laag-
ley's figures, and poor Mr. Brown's
figures must not be mistaken for
Western arithmetic! That because
Langley was a cabinet minister the
Western farmer was not fooled into
thinking that two and two make five,
simple because Bill sometimes thinks
so. Surely the East has seen just
such foolish examples of arithmetic
in the strain of fightins elections.
There is no higher level of native
intelligence anywhere in this world
than among the people I come from,
the kind that had the courage' to
march up to a new, country and say:
"Here! I am going to tame youl"
and stick to it although that cairn -
try might still send all its forces
of 'now and wind and old-time lone-
liness to try to drive them back. As
proof of the fact Langley was de-
feated in the Saskatchewan elections
-rejected along with his arithmetic.
But leave the railways out of it.
Amon` the small Eastern investors
-the hind with whom my business
brings me Jr' frequent contact -I
find what I might almost call
sublime conceit in supposing that
limy can see through the charlatan
and discover the fraud out West
twice as quickly as the West itself.
"No," quavers one of these very nice
people with perhaps $1,000 to invest,
I don't think I care to hold any
more western school debentures --'or
city bonds,' or whether it is' -until
i see. There is a bit too much dema-
gogery out there! Too many young
lawyers strutting around and flirt-
ing with parlor Bolshevism. Not
just the.O. B. U. strike in Winnipeg
though that was bad enough -but i
read of a case, etc.,te the ewe"-InI
wonder how many
formed easterner, know the\amount
of buncombe et that kind is talked
among the little lavetters In the
East and In England, timid people to
whom the loss et the iaterest oe
viols reason is that If they know it
%amid la• us,•1,4(M-they (-mild trot 44-
1.1117 rb,l1111. Tow few remaining
paper- whieli are chine full support
to the Velihen Government are urging
the Prime lllnistt•r to get hack to a
straight Tory Iasis I which only
means a change of owner anti 'treatise -
ink glut the remaining 1w ken (at the
I.hewrai': t'nianist1 wi F Wn4T ilii glare fir
the new litre -up. Tile paler+ •Which are
MUNICIPAL COI'NCII.S. a
GOi►}:RI( •FI
TI►R'N x1111'.
Township Council. --The c',lerhJl
Township r'oun'd wet in Heiouwe lin II.
Hnlmtsrflie�nn .\ugust 1st. All mem-
bers were Fre-writ. itee•ye N. W. Tru ,
wartha In the choir. The ndnute•s of
last meeting a* read were loufrmtel.
A dele•gtitiun from the 14th cone 5sfou.
headed b)' Mr. Ileo. Sowerby. preterit•
tel 14, petit ion. egoist by about 1:10 rate-
pey4'rs regnestittg the eonefl To tale
the 1axwssnry pr.u0-tethogs' with the
Dominion Railway' ,J[our41 to monied 1
the 11)i,mitdon Goveneweut Hallways to
sulietltate fur the.grade :Ci'oseini on the
411 (mtar,shmn ■ subway. currying the
railway over the hiehwny. thus to
Your
youngsters
want soine too!
See them dance with delight
tonight when you _bring some
home.
There is benefit and pleasure
tor them in Wrigley's Nips.
Also
t/'(ARM/N1
1:•: _l E.
001181 EMINT
Flavour Lasts
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heerfully as though nobody had
ever tried it before and failed! Un-
doubtedly this is a little crude, and
be bey will probably fail and never
•e so mach courage again. But
way, this Western way, will ulti-
ately solve more problems than
wayof the bead shaker and the
doubt-oubter who cherish as holy
(relics the traditions of other men's
ifailures.
Among bank people here in the
Preset there Is an attitude of restrain -
wonder. Well, well; What will
• West do next? Three-quarters
miring ---and a little bit afraid!
And in railway circles F know high
pfficen with whom, after a eon-
lversation at Saturday lunch, I have
invited back to empty offices
to be shown colossal sacred books
t ,bowed -there was no doubting
t --how poor Billy Langley's head
or figures bad gone wrong again!
How Bill, in public addresses
sol-
emnlyoro the Railway Commission,
swo a that be 1*4 hides t
(let me see -1,800 bushels
ad only made $2130 because, for -
so
oth, the railway rates had gob-
bled up the rest! Well, the railway
tee" hadn't done this gobbling it
mod. Then were nd books were
and
there were the pal
columns -and there the figures!
Bill's oats had been of the lowest
de, and if they had been shipped
the longest haul at the highest
'"^"""v' rate and sold for the lowest price
in the Tear he was talking about-
teby Bill must have got at least $622
pet his 1,800 bushels instead of the
ilb0
which he told the world about.
If Ids oats had been high-priced
los would have had nearer $700.
he 'mid, Raid the railwaymen.
t he got only$260 and that the
ys had taen the rest.
I could have told these Eastern
ay offtelals even worse ex -
g-lee( election -time arithmetic
this osis. Ikon is far more
sedition and subtraction
n in the East. But if they
Westoth mom -there was
as I suppose, the
basis o_ •his eastern distrust it bee
• nt *ttac ■ es
western orators, the
- Id remember one o
the street ways a young lawyer can __
take for getting into public eye
out West, and wtnni a good con-
stituency is to quote tare and
I aiiiiiiwwwwwwwaaaa s bet-
ter for 14 family r to
s o
the ABC than to to her the
that Igo is really suffering from
run-down nerves, unwise eating, late
hours, too much coffee, worry over
her children, and acidosis of t}e
temper. She would never recover.
So these popular and wise young
doctors of state flourish the sword
of scriptural quotation and ,bout
"have you troubles good people
Stop worrying. Your public ail-
ments are really very simple. Yoe
think you have many, but you really
have only one .railway rites! "IS he
explained the whole eombinit tt at
economic conditions that cause this
or that unpleasant symptom he
would put the wise men in his audi-
ence to sleep, and the rest would be
frightened to death. But the West,
which is mostly wise, is not fooled
even by his promise to bring low the
great. It winks and a well the whenre-
h-
works. It knows very
quotes Scripture to liken tke Win-
nipeg Board of Trade to Judas
Iscariot, that he had to ask a Metho-
dist preacher to look 14p the quota-
tion, because the leaves of the office
Bible, used foe swearing affidavits,
are pasted together to keep it from
falling• open and embarrassing some
client in the middle of a perfectly
good deal. These youngsters get uthe
and talk about the psychology
farmer --as though any self-respect-
ing farmer would admit having such
a thing, and as though these young
orators had ever heard the matutinal
rooster or swe'atrd behind a binder.
The West knows that when this lad
gets to Parti meat and his party is
in power, re$ponsibilities will sober
him up. If knows that he knows
that nobody understands better than
the West the importance of having
ilea a pros roue enough and am -
is t mule o'.
S
undo of re•sent-
lar poUtllrs folly. Thr raliway* and
s rill 14!!4 g'nrnl
'nation and e
d to iese
fu114 dealt With by kir. ng n
hat t , o ale Rpprw
ri:at.• a frank dis.atesi(n of the vele
lemic of the dor his seen evident.. ud orlrrM drnw❑ un the
1111(.ttghont by the urge ern 'd Ill. 1 hrasnre•r for tlw payment of the l me: i
1'.i Ilow'Mlwaker+1i1whenever(ta meeting. 11.11 linen.. building Young's bridge.
tut' awoounccl nn.1 1.7 111*• turn011 + %47:1,60: Thomas Sow•e•rb}', c..inr 1,0.41-. •
..i.lelansr w -111c11 followed the (loefng of 1(1(1(1: until Fatenerm..11. servl:•e+114 ra
od
Llleral Inaeh r's'mtatarke. ♦ j - .- -_-
\I r. King , l.'arly showed the people
.,t a'uterb that in every pound of coffee
.... tea they buy n4 well am every pier• 11
of clothing or loess anode they ion' '
Ihelping to swell the already well-'
'oared wallets of the Government's
frh'fT---$Rne luxury titi.'*tnd incot1.•
taxes.were only wet of the lmpos(tii,
4' people also p
on eterT purchase l.e•anal• of the Tar}
pont, of protection for wealthy Tunnel-
faerdrer4 at the exp'nw' of the %thnsw,-
• lod(1tir n4nd wage-earner.
Keeping the Public in the llaik. -
'1.Ilr baneful (omblluttkp1 41f political 1
i .I:'1 ilteluetrial Interests in power at 1
I o: uwra holey were re.ip%'asiltl.• ter the'
resent eituatl(rn. air. Klug stated. 11
: '' Tot a question of Canaan rinfler-
I
1:41 from the effects of the war. The! S`
I.nrnlhlon wens soldering beeline. •line. o1 the 1
.•lose a+seo•intloua lwtwvrel the govern• i
mein* and the big interests +illicit crew
n
bitioua euros •to carry on as lead -
Studehakerand�ray-Dorf.
MOTOR GARS
It is a known fact that the Studebaker is one
of the leading cars of today.
Come All.€1,get prices on the PRESTO -LITE
STORAGE BATTERIES. They have the quality
.and the price is right. Buy a Canadian battery
and patronize Canadian trade.
We handle nothing but GUAR NTEED
TIRES of the best makes -Dominion, GG odyear,
K. & S. Bring in your K. & S. coupons.
CASE FARM TRACTORS..
Columbia Hot Shots and Dry Cells. Our
ply is always fresh.
Sole dealers for Sunoco Motor Oils.
USED CARS FOR SALE.
1919 Gray-Dort'in good condition.
1914 Ford Touring, good tires, worth the price.
=-Studebaker Touring_anfj Crow Touring, in
good shape.
ere in the development of Inc whole
country.
Of course it is foolish dangerous. -
etend '
that denlagogety is not
it is. -Fragments of rash speeches. ...
traversing wins and cables, have
bookfrightenedeoshut who have the
everrween "1
books of poop
calcic sunrise over the hanest-
closer daring the war 141151 wits e021 -
tinned Iwennse 4.8,11 of (1wyr. futrt'1'1tn
W1e1 111,14' 10 Help file 111 1111.. The
,praedial industrial interest. kept the
a:ot•Prllmelt in ower, and the Ivor"rn-
I nett in turn handed over million+ of
onder
Would It
Help Me?"
lollari worth of lnnsfrlesa to pis frlwl,l+ HIS question has been
in r4'lnrn fur t1Plr emppxort. thous-
•
) That 1t wens the people's money Got= answered by many
o' rat The po'w'ers that 1vt�it'(,1 SD
.e[nnrnlrrt'd mode no difference al 11. 418 of women who have
r,... n d happiness e
n
i-lnag.d Such a eomhination of leis',
found health and happ
44.•411 *1111 political interest/4 In the •' 111' the use of Dr. Chafes Nerve
trot of the National railways and
steam+hip lines thnt It waw 1np,e.fbie Food.
for l'nrllnnwnt, 8-141011 reapMsenteel the
pople, to se•ure any informatlnn r sleeplessness, irritability, nervous -
thew
e•xpenlitnrre or Applwtlone elf. neon, gloomy toreboding' of the
thews nt111tle.. and every attempt to future, depression and discourage-
declared.
out the truth in the House wits meat -these are some of the aymD•
rx ighen el and Servile
by Premier tons which toll of ezhauated nerves•
\Ielghen and his tk'4•vtle Mnp1)nrters.
This. .ort of cond.tnattion. Mr. Kim:
1n order to avoid nervous ,,rnetra-
dectaled, wait rr,pon+tole for the Miro" ti II II toIn
or some form of paralyala 1t is
dny.of e it�w*, a it insele,•.s1 efor
ttthe
n(nveri - well to get the butldtna up process
meet to try and "[sow the Inuit- to the established at once by use of Dr. •
lailrler Gorertmwnt end way thnt its, Chases Nerve Food.
geV
iven. But Westerners are no more rstrsysg.11or merle the present .px 11(1 yo
vice than anyone hag nweMexrv. 7111 imnrier poolly a (14411mat k fats' & Ce., Ltd.. Tom'tq
'riven tQ this a British befttagteand conn. a hoz. a for OAS, an . Tore,
Free speech %es ora o needed derelopnlPnt n1111
It is up to the Intelligent Easterner 4101 01111 useless extmv14genee.
or old countryman to make enquiries
The only solation of the rellwny • �•
dIMenIty lay''" swans O8' purple op-
portnmlty of wiping out the combine-
', vote. When that vote r(sn1tM in the
elect km of • reprementative Parlla-
Mot, then then must he a frank plac-
or to suspend judgment before
oidia` that the West intends to
wreck the C. P. R. in order to get
rails to build fences.
(Slgasd). A WESTERNER
(Froom dm Montreal Gazette.)
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EASTSTREETGARAGE
T. F. HOLLAND
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superintendent. *MOW .las. \1x31111 11.11:111S111,1i14men)1141 gonemer 1114ri b the
ne ad.
sluarpa'UIUg grader Miele. 1tl•(a ,
tin motion of Cutltrell(n'.i
\'ntnlerletrv4t tonne!! ndJoornel to
meet first \1(.101.4)' in Septl•mber .t 1.:411
1,.111.--Adaln l'11 111 Totcustttp flock.
Big Ship to Be Built.
Cleveland, Au:. i -The manager of a
Cana,iian 11• -et is hewing on plating an
order for a 13,000 -ton freighter. and if
the steamer is built according t0 plans
work:d out she will h- the largest shier on
the Great Likes. '1 he vessel will be 600
feet long, el fret beam, and will have four
'Scotch miters and q+adruole-expansign
engines. The Cat adtan steamer W. GranT
Morden s naw the longest freighter on
the lakes. but she is only 39 feet beam.
M re figuring es Ming done for boats
for 19'22 delivery, but prices art still
high.
Shear, Few Half a CentUrt.
it,terw+llna a va•nl 11 canon 11011
with murine life on the lake+ this year
i Is that two well-known nau•iner+ 4111)
complete fifty years of se•rvle•e. They
tore I 'apt, T. 1.. \'e nin..•1i. who com-
mon.' the (Meer Hemet. and ('apt
IChanney IMrjean, In command of
II the schooner. May 1'. 1)srje'1tu. tooth of
14'obonrg. These two pooplllar captains
Mrt.'I smiling on the same slay tet the
I schooner Seabird. anti they 04111111 tell
e interesting Movie!' of their ex•
30.100 Farm Labor'er&
it is ,s.tltuuteil that to hartae't this
year's crops 111 Manitoba. Sankat-
,l,etr,ali and Alberta. it will require
nirproxlmnte►y :Selma men.
'rile Canadian I'ac(tic 1)1111 nrran1rd
:tad 1s 11111e1.t1.1ng 0.411x1 !•1)4441x4 tare
111 *1:.1111 to WI1III 17111 111111 4.111 run
specie' train+ from Toronto Augnwt
11th. loth.lith anti _2nd. kprli,) ae'-
at ion for wrornrn end rhe dre1.
See auh (I*iwtd1x11 t'arltic agent for
fiii1T ilefiilim.
I p•rience" upon the lakes on the old
1,,:1111 before new anti more .modern
craft were lautt•111e1 anti idlprorwt4eut+
Picnics. •
Minneapolis ;num al
Picnics are a good thing. They are to
the sutflmer time what Thank ;Iv1ng I )ay
is to the fall. They bring us into the
open spaces of nature and free us frog
the cares, worries and polite cnnventional- •-
ides of an 'artificial world. Picnics be- -..
speak a primitive stirring of the blood.
which sends us forth. as it did our ances-
tors when the land was young. along the
(road that gyprlees follow. Picnics have
become such an institution in Amen:1411
lite that even business organizations find
time to lock their doors once a year a•ed
cater to ouch sprees. It is a steed thing
mean
funTt. are Theygrand ffairs. br g esu hs. PiciniThey drive
away sadness. They heeymark arCdays man
(roto 11111 1'rl
ners and respectahilltN.
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