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veil. 1oner
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tit'Who Wer4d..be it
:the, iwrth. ..rhere
NATIONAL cottotiptetria be Men ,* lant`r.
Ou t1e*:leiroing' WOOL, ,,,,e0Oat8rite* 4
Me00 'Ileforiner hat 'Wan abiy tetter ettacation than 'tin cart 'let. hi
. for the fOrMation 0( 0 ally..*ChoOl.
)atiottal orvernMent to bring Paned* The .Cecil.'"Ithoties 0 our 130th tefUle
'trY ..14$ net Yet, 4004 oft the Secne„
In, a loog editorial ifllast°Week'SaisSiteIw stage 1aeGit Only rsit3 the .eerit,,,
it makes the 1o1leV44 Otsieniiitten; ,htg oi the Men Wt1I the vision and tlie
The pople,that Venerable foresliebt and VOUnige iand the
'statesman*, Wtr. BOUr3Ss0; points out* ,energy tO oceuk .the centre and to take
are *out •,e01014.010e IA the -rewards 1,14Zis art Vim.
thelr leaders , :out ittiless
--iatessrs. Bennett and--1(htg ,01tn Ottiot
a rappreachment leelting to $10,N*;*
tiOnal GoVernment in, the very coax= .with the reSt of Eastern
•„ near Mare. then the way will be Canada, ciederich (lid not get a,olitinee
• open for ether leaders to Sill the
to see 'the partial edlipse- of the loin, On
• bl:eseb, and ,form National
•erindiy. OP0141 Olt West they saw
appealing 40 elaots and. pledging
tO sPeethlY 'enalct ine,asures.„0 'but. In the east the sales .•weee oeere„joe
t.164104.1.45#4!V,ittimiinu
• $ no needtr1o�k tailer; diUI dA.
men arid ono can, reedAY * . 4 4..
taheSY a tremendous folleaving -1 lot an .Araericans aro plea,4,ect _Now
-the-0.44.ndtrott-of---the- tra.trittmann-trial.
kin C W411 Rogers, one of the most loveable
What namt peoPle *mid like to see and at the same tbrie sliewdeat entert11.,
tt04,4amei.of theanon, who -would lemi. taint= 'erranr'stage 'anywhere. ternne
e ".new government,. If one does not got serious ih his last, Sunday's broad.
need tOlOok far for their?, their identity,
ease and Voiced With the -
."sboirld net be hidden. :Ey) far we have his disgliSt
Proceedinal ,Anst he had' pie
not teen 'any reference to these persons. of support freni his aodience, Who loud -
We believe there are Men capable of
IY aPplanded his reniarks. Latest _rune4
leading the cOuntry, other : than these
old the reins, but we ii-oubt
• or Say that a yellew New Work news-
WhOT-how h
t,livre are many who ,wankt be note*. paper is. Ilmurehig, the :defence in order
te% make eOpy of a' sensational nature.
�b le to the masses, It Is to be rerrieM0 . . - *
'Itiered that many of the old leaden; -are •
ThOSe:North •Dalcota• People do not
'•
Under a chnid as a result of the general
know. 4- tope 'thing when !they see it.
-being trait eVeryone in authority in
ZUs Mainentir heve finally succeeded In
WA Was in some° ineOrare tesPonsible lute* •
for the depression. This . las alwaysGovernor Thorne". IL Moodie dis-
feolish notion but one Widely -
oiiMitted because he had net, been .a•re
been 11'
sident of tat state tor thi years. Ile 1;s
the tailiOn' 611kitY rUan. *on% WrOxe.
la 'very doubtful it a:luny of oor terwho; has' 'had the. 000.1 sactesa
•
peeOle . Would welcome. , ' Canadian
%Poen town Ifirron.
Veraion of the *Ilrain Thud. Col peopi and WU
to-thehigheit-oftlee-ba-the-sta •
estiora *Iv Oita very able Mtn but oftenThechances are that the good people of
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b$ortli Dakota Will realise their error
- -"The coiMtry elieled tO prOgrear
*tog towaro rc000rs. now .1.4rid olose reelect NM When theY bave
ae 'this time:might impede its progress. 1.4.‘ °P4MtutlitY.
The, Ottfia'S joeleqinp .for advan -*
obvities to the. 10,4 InfOnried, is -net a The Milted 4tatee ima declined to
,pleasSeti flight but it is idoubtful f the enter the lir64d.'''CoUrt.* The
Teliwn
publiciste Is
gtoy, many of their that
11004440.0 illexPerieneed iven rultra
AMeritan diplentate are riot smart
• ki Mere Pleatant• '"a • • enoligb-to_WM. in sally eentroVeraywith
• '"'''''e'•i.o'!".•.i,seeeee-oee.-
Fog, YOUNG m*.1,1irtho• _ 17041k "*Yor Oaf of c9._unel
'QUIN tin -Principled .'......repreeentatiVeS of,
' One Of the wbIems ,;...Eur..c)Pe:141 INYv‘..ers" That. seems to put
IliPat..1*.antriel' 047.- and -Penatta net and CreatBrltaln a. long way
letit.-Of OIL Is itt .-40 arith_thiytaing -t-4341 6eale ot ‘bIllt, as the Milk-
men WhO Are eirierging fiorre Our seho0lar"a*14.3 ne!tr 6°1016 "Wrn
fltfly
and, Uiliveraittea With to )0h * sight. Illtunent etVilth• s, 41°11/8" !/1/4
, Aloe .10 .6taada,ia. onc opening viliot-t '410.10O aaards are stifileient evidence.cf-
0400 a*ort, mar4 _ an that, not to Mention .the Oregon and
01 the d ,
AVhere kaPitalt i Washington
STaitt;
-eashle of.tiortei„ It not required. ' •
We heac,,,ate_eeonnoete ndIarge1 Men In the .smiiller Centres do „not
. _
undevelePed. In it are unknown quen. Worry keeping exaittY
of. mlneiids and other forint; of .abreistot the` verrlateAtatYleginelOth'
siealth , abundahie for 'old *hall 1ngbut It tle.,h414A" then). to give'
tiark„-Xf„, needs popedatiOn in ite -theintnt «,two to the latest aietlatea
,
giat: part of ibiat. from the Style deratrei *CIO* the Ilne.
novi to the steno' is -of fortaga ostiart, !ilOoner or *tee-Ili,'bave to adOit nave
ik great P0rt of the pionetring •Or lee* ilie general. :idea* sekt there. anct
wok 1*.being' done by peopledrecently if 'those people luVe.e'their ***, Atli
nsn csentiva joivroi. -mos One of these deo be etniing tiOehl to the
peo-Ple 'Will go the- rewards Which Mina °11600 r1t11.114`16 4K141**11.01 *11,0' Ye,1104
Welly 'InUat 'kerne train all pkineeririg milts lotVOt rIniaontfoilitte' In
.tivit land. Our riorth IS * rieh 4.11(C 'With the enrrenteff°1° '',t4F brighten
' land,
up the niele;, USA* '00inething lead be
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lobe totatien -whicti40,p,r4. pepp10. are done to ward ert, the horror 'It .Werset
is art 'thee° ""I.OrOgners?' fis 6011. 0,1,604.4 1e4trie or the, pretee.
ito ottei ,011 ittotti, aitoger, wait .tion -afdeferieeIesa *rnaleti Oiight VS be
better able. to, Iva* st fortune ,frOM 0•hew qtga.rlited.,..
and tigeroUe tha,ri, atet ,eor evat
peat
men? s the,piatieering SPirit' so
ys,Aterta out of our YOuth Usit all inUtt
have -what. ,434Iar lobs or Vet disgraced?
rit' the, north great iInes 'ha-* been
• folindand thOst beet fitted t� XPieSS
an Opinion ',say that krian'y ;More are
there'ter tbe matt who will attack, the
b1n p1their vliereaboute as hatelli
,
tly as ire ,AtUid. titerie oPenifig Is
• *tithed hasineaS in the;ineteysiett,
varti •sta .0060. '
Tha dovernitent maintains *tioota
prespectora Inkowhich short reUrbes
are given b those sablects,
on ,itiust have some -kneWit'dge, bet
he t tted to tOpetith., thewii The
bet7eotosive arta a man too
beoottm4 to be ot part ot cpttrty
ttle and Walk little
•°O -t ot the Proent AleProdeti.
-D1TO $01'ES
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A
n
Uotor aecident* are. Increasing all,
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*Ter the ovoid ,.at an *laming 'ride.
This applies to Ontario lit Nit iheastue
strange to aa.t. iterf. 4- Ucques-..-
0) atatea that eleclul 1114 ve,..1 little to
do with the inertia. Nioat ittooe. hoe
Witted that the ()Poling of Ole boor*
!age Ireems Wes the mein teusi- It tiow
woeits that •the atilt**. jaries t
*oil* ottentier* is voutideit4 ft ea**
0nUIbutng 'tutor. to gm%) Of Men
15 1,11 tO tatfeblish the :Preettletit 01
latilnat * elaat 1,41 Offenders
whaeh, an, matt might Join at any tin*,
'The ultiniate *elution of
tia a whOle
ways :or teat tr*Velint, t
population turd** •until We
,
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Z. *41 MK favoruili
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isen 0011* nio
ariubJ.ct
Tki net aaYi 41t- Is !agreeable With
1Vialaerf," PaY, 1t itgreeaMe to MI
7411",,bo ae" y, ',the Oct* X' needed WOO,
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*worded MO', %v. grWel, Overt' to
roe."
,
14,4 oy, "Their ohaervoitiou Or tbe
elsbbatit is very *Wet." 130,Y; "rlefe
ohservinee of the Bahlitith."
.1Ver* OM* ailloireseitice4
Oath: inVnoanee the th as in wealth.
in, St Unstressed op asi In cool accent
8e000,4:ccodtt: oPt;04:44_,optottouneekan: !tin. th,a4tosolf.fte.rgiiaoti oh.
MenlaL,Frenoun?4, e as In
enevi lita Itt it, a as $11 at unstressed,ae«
cent first „
AtiecalYpeo4 aironounee
bah a's as in ask unstressed, 0 as in of,
accent second Syllable.
Chlinroal, Pronounce Ars
.as in use (net ts la up), both ra as in
it,.1%. as In day, aocrnt ,41‘qt '4Y14. bie"
'sot as in at, •
Words Often Misspelled
• Assessment; four, s's: Hundred; drea,
not !fetal. Argument; not -erg-limier*,
-Calf (singular). Oaltei (Plural). Art.,
ful _only_ona. 1. plloja_(i. sllght,_sharp_
2.1°i'''se). Clique (4 $0-411., exclusive social
set). • .
SationYma
Sc•litude, seclusion; privacY, :retire-
ment, "loneliness.
Carelesaness,k, heedlessness, neglect,
negligence, disregard, indifference, inat• .
tentipla„ oversight.
'Citizen, countryman, fellow-countri"
111, native, itihabitant,.
Lawful, legal, legtimate, right, right-
ful, just.• '
Revelation, revealment, disclosure,
PoeUre. uncovering.
'Dexterity, -adroltriest., clevernets,
• expertness, ability, aptness.
Word ritudY' _ °
ave
.*411Y,
.gave aWaY, all
One Of tite
;$4114
is
". "Use' a work three times and it, la
yours." Let. us' increase Our ToCabularY
by mastering One . word , each diy.
liVads-foi this-lege= •
.101eAfatertit; capable of being done, of
etfeeted; praeticable. . "It is the solu.;
tit* if it proves
poraworrl, aiuutgy affecting ; keel?.
night Iwo filled _with -Polo=
niemoilet," (Pronounce Poinklnt).
°VIZNDICialeal; dbposed to revenge;
retaliatory. "Ire has • a irindictiv•e nat.
oWaTENTS; talents:" gifts: "Ire
eauaided by strerig, meatal zutow...
Mente.i.",
att.A.',VW;_beastful. behavior; oaten.
'fattens shoW Of bravery. "With an air
of bravado lie faeea, the mob:"
ItAttepte5; hoarse; harsh; roagle,
-eqult hear the raucous yokes Of
the 'people." (Pronoilnee to-ku.s, o as In
soft). •'
Tovout • •
A little boy went messages_for an old,
Wontin avho, baldng oatcakes, thoegiat
she Would give him one as a treat
She isoreasLatie_thickli-evith
ove it to him. A little while after, the
boy retUrned. ' •, :
• "Thanks for the jam, missu.s," he
'said. 'There's yeur board back again:"
. • 4. •
ellcaer '
"%hat' , think, 43h4dienli Said the nite‘
etonary,"Iri AfrIc& them -are six Million.
equarelnikie Where little boys and 'girls
have, net Ouridsy &tool, • Now whit
shoirld eve all strive to save money for"
"To 6 14 Atrical" cried -a chorus of
• beery voitee.. •
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Mato TO DECIDE
An Amerieen" on his way to work
early one ing et* 'negro litering
tiamendcnia struggle "e4th nab Al
ereek. • afti **taled :Or lime Ulna,
but iis.there was no restilt he Went on.
When he returned in the t**
battle was. in Progreet. *
• "Gee. *get!' he Said, "this
$1Shirig 'Of yours:*
. "mote," 'inflict); the negro, wiping ;the
•sweet ;tom 1th foteli, "All Siset earet
quite I Make up Ma trhether this
,riigger Li -,itsiiin* or thlleh, ti nigger,*
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: PLeittattl *
In the,. Wilt daYa orthe war tilO otfl
etit thargte rt a British station *tth
heart, of Attica' trotted the tellevan
message from their superior
declared; moat alt.
ht. 'your distriet."
ble pronptnesg Ib
this replY;
•Unite* Wei% ,
etlrei that no
titout- bet
snt$re al
104 One before Ne1001004'
AV Elea**+143s,,,t„ °14414' °Mtn 1;00Sethitt*Wter114^,,
est *B ttt Min*en-
•° and
Onea, Onnes to ee„tireapyt
IA hiSte,ly whl0 zn *eV; theOries
of paellism or hitarnatiOnalisM can Mier'
efface, at Ira* In any otticurabie spice
°
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Thia ra Work bla$tioM
411
Or 'or the: *t IriSh btU0ne.
,Mactionneiti and 4t is 'aier0 ,paxtIoUf,
lath*, On, '',entilyaleof isTalieleerisatafatalialla
then in 'Oeoinit ef the .coraiean
VgisfiU a poirtIeWar
as we do net ,remenber gay work
deal -
1» with 'this, stihject irons the p*Vaen,.
Vir angle from whiththis book etriewa 11.
"TitelXklenn, Wanted; 1Wentit4I's war -
"Shells in all, ami, it is safe to Aar OS
net one !‘person I Win* *meant:is
mild 'nettle .thent all. Net that .that
'Makes * great deal of difference eseept
illustrate the fleeting nature of faMe•
.a.t ono time the munes 0 • these Men
were' *Ora to trhig a lump into the
threat of the, bravest man. rn ,virinee
• during the .treight . of the' rroperial
;Inver,. they ranked withkings of lesser.
lands,. and Avery boy and most,. girls
'worshipped them, after the glory Of the
Emperor himself. *
they are tio morei Memories
-1)4016*Ornis;_* senietbine tei padding
• offieere to criticize when their stratagOY
went wrohg. A century arid a quarW
.ag0 they sit, some, . of them, an „ the
threnes-their-Imperial. •Master- -ereeted
:for them,' or yore he mantles of nobil-
ity their vivid exploits created for theni-
'Wes out -or no s.g.
• The . gratdthildren of possibly the
• least admirable of. them, Marshall Berl
Oitiotte;. sitstoday- on the , cold white,
•alirozie of the Swedes as :King distaaais,
and his children are eligible for inter-
marriage with:the oldest ar the Royal
far.O.Mese, '
In addition to the Berna,dott,(1, four
only stand out in raemory, and might
be named by pie casual reader. ,
„ • ,
These Were • fafarshall leo; grandest
ighter of them all; ,Marsimil Smile, peer
of all cavalry leaders in all wars; aviar,,
shall Marmopt, the traitor who wander-
ed the earth and Whb, living the long -
eat, • never won the forgiveness of hit
counirymen. And Marshall Grou:hy,s Mg up iri the *news to put a lump in our
one -Of the least important; whelost his syrapathetic throat.
mister the Battle et Waterloo• and for
that relearn, ought to have the gratitude
o e n the world
never grants its, favors tai the negative
men. -
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long
ing tarnhais ;' 1:0
11hting, tratkket
to pled WestIvat4,11. *APT
10! fOrtY•teWO tOnbeet*Ve.
go Won tbrOligh agslnet Ineredible
dit end the OnI,Y ,Men 1*.silIther000,000
!Worn vaat 4by. '1!Spoleon, Who :
disciPline •artd, Came °tit' jit the end **
fightilig twit Tais the hendfull left lo
AferePall Xer.,
• VIUF Retnieaci sita
Yalball4t01111Y, If /AO, a place there
the vene4ted friend Of art Opt men
Inc themcod tOe'gart.
But it was hiS ruin. Melt and bloott
and nerves .coUld ma ...endure that lens'
torture, 'When ITepolen ',ewe .134,,,ek
from MX and atey Rdned, -him again,
he was not the, ,be 'Was. , Tie suf-
fered trent *hat Ivo call shell -shock and.
hie *lenient :was aWry. Life had little
lett With which to help his old leader,
Then, when ilapoleon'a sun hoe *n-
atty , gene -down behind, the Oeuthern
Voss, the French. took 'the waro..vorn
worrier and:shot him 'against a wan.
Bis fault Wag* that he war‘ lOyat,
Frartee _dt)eS 1101 like titer -all. that tvile
. 'her Xlitrieme
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AvenitaetweseateWK,M=1
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fr A APO 44441P14
tstitit
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is Abit tlaY 'Oen OW bad
be tten iskilS. an4. parelunents
be number Must ldio been insignifl,
cant In cornparison, with tile :preeent
time, 4lien, huge ,eleckeleal PrieffeS *in
Ole* eut.with lightning Speett
tain alone last lea! over .tuteen the,u-
send bobits wee turned out 0! which
Mere than seven Ininat•td were bieoiSe
Ogee; Critio and reviewers haive been
giving review and digest efithe best of
'them- theM. afr, Carrin's
'Magni= 0PuS 9,13, Jeselnr Chamberlain,
ObunotiuisWarlbereugh, Which is. not
Yet coniOlted, Of the-sftlee Y011me0
Jelin Buehan's "Cromwell", is plahned to
• be decidedly the best published although
Profeesor •llears "Aglizabeth" ie *Aso re.
garded'as a great book,: Buthari re
wires, cromwell ea the greatest *ore of
the seventeenth;Ceritury, an estimate
that: generally Coneeded, aid declares
*he who ,studies, his, career Must be
'prePared. !or.many Ciniendriuns, and in-
lley'S brother- inarahalls sat on the LA:1- comIstqlicie4, •The, al,_„„ife,!zis authentie„
_
.151.maI which toriclonned.hird:" "•balarreeo,' readable and Judicious and • at-
- "zzatiOleon and His 1Viarshalls" is .11f- ferds many thrills for the reader.
Iteelleriselebit'li7gerell;g,;oliti:-!!1:"7,1oZ;t,VaPs: It1WAGMATfOlkr i .
time on it; erobably you would find it
WHAT OTHEF
ECOORS SAY
........_...aptaner.„1410)..........-
iDear reader, Nthen_your son_ or daugh-
•i .comes to you 'with' a story -whieh is
' so beyond reason that you 'know it is a
product of -Youthful -imagination, do you
• laugh, heartily, to. ,the child's discomfi-
• ture; or do you tactfully commend him
or her for his observation' • and say.
"Now tb.at was a fine pretend story,
• wasn't it?" or words of Similar effect?
'Without imagituCtiOn • our country
would indeed be in 'a very backward
Condition. A:11 the progress of our fair
• nay, • of ;the entire avesild, Is
due to the visionary qualities of leaders
throUghout 'the centUries. rrogress
comes through men' and Women having
th* power of visualizing- the effect of
certain changes and. the determination
to Make- these dretuni come true. tin -
fortunately, all. the visions in the ininds
.of men are not in the best interestd of
-the people -in. general, and as a con:Se-
quence' wars, riots, plots, uprisings.
strikes 'and so. on are fostered by men
'whose ideas Were laughed at once. •
would .have been. a,,,thousand times bet-
ter for ritt, had the ,raeno„.....aet.
tome critical period. of their 'lives,- had
-their vitionstry .abilitai re -:three*/ along
Sahely constnietive lines. Therefore,
let usl foster our !childieres imaginative
powers, but it the same time let us
teach the Child to distriMinate between
the pfteti-W and the Impractical.
• SYMPATHY
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(Canadian Echo)
Ms. Gloria Vanderbilt says it will
eost s52,000 for her to live timing the -
year in the Style to which' the
family' is accustomed. „This repre-
sents 4 cut-down frothformer allow-
ances. There's always something turn-
wor
•
, These Ave have niznes and= a scut nr.
'fame Which endures, even if others were
• remembered. •
All hid their faults SS had the
• supreme General 'Maisel!. That. Pole.
is the onc worth -while lesson of
the book. 'We are prone at tinies, 10
that' .bectage- some man - ettains
• to great heights, he -mutt fovea- have
made a mistaltef must always have been
• faultless itt bis judgments and the Pos-
lesser- at eeniPiete Power,
category in most Inen'a rhindS,
• eon; yet- this book Alois that he. often
erred, that hit Power was 51u0h as to
make it netesasiry to placate often
seeetenge eftenportint persona, • Vas
generals fought among thernaelves and
tiapoleon-was_often hard put' to It to
satisfy their differences, s thing he was
eetapellett to' do If he would.keep their
‘,
neeeasatY-IMPPort. It also vOmPelled
him to appohit Inferiet Men to high
cominand, even when he knew their ire=
• conteetenee. Arid most 'of all, few of
hfif. Marshal's 'Ore eoinpetent for hide-
• pendent colinnatid. .That was shoWn ili
the Wat • OW 7614 "4,el?
another 'wax Sent -against Wellingtolt
and ought to heve driven:him oat, the,
bihd except that they $est I4ve
what If took; " •
• Irt their fleicle, though, nothinemoo
" k of 14" d It
lattets uhder the. eye of the' **ter
etrateglst. Iniev Just \Wien to threw his
•myriad stpiadrons it* the stele 01
battle these Who eariv at the
heed' of tuen. eharifluv lib*" an -114
the thunder of wat•short 'hooves, have
Wt.*, record which says that „it TiMS4
sight Whieh ceald net. ,to thrill :the rtiat* are attended to.
heat of any min.
•to the ,Itritich soldier, red.heatied tittetIliG t
trey was the truest fighting num ot thein
.;
•
IXe watt*, old tit that."' Ile atm old 'in
the, 410 et tar when he got
Shales ,baton 4.1. kle had been' born
1110, MM. Of an old soldlo, Who ;wean* 4
ktarrel-,tooper ,Alsate. JO; spoke both
• bermitri irith Keel inelilty.
• Its hetirt0 being the redheati that he
Vat 'with the Revelation In prin.
(rera •the th*t. eXteSbet
could be as ed • ey u
iNTERESTED -
(Exeter Times -Advocate) -
We saw an interested farmer rind his
son the - other evening. They were
three miles from honie. They had saw-
ed Wood all day. They had two hours
el gelid *diming to de at -Ironic- They
were cold, tired and Iniiigry.- Their ear
011 was frozen heava and the engine
wouldn't start. Who Wouldn't be a far-
mer under such circumstances?
-swEAlt,
(Listowel Banner)
• "Young men, don't sweae." remarks a
Xansae, follow. "There . no °ma-
st= for it im.side the •printing office,
• where it if; useful when the paper is be-
hind time. It also Comes tri bent' in
Proof. „Teaturig, „And is Indispensable
when..the•-ink works bad and prest
begins buck, IS often, brought .In.
"to, use 'when the, foreman's Mad, .and it
has- Wen /Mown 10 entirely remote that
"tired feelitie et,the editor when he looks
over the:Paper after Is printed; __Out,
aide the printing office' It is a foolish
habit." • .
i0oEsilow **o GOVERIalONT
(Clinton NewSerteeerd)
•AtOrreloa Of nOttilrig'in Particular ire
...Wish to say that When 'llantitio, emerges
from the troubles have been..
petting her pregress for the past -few
Yeats,. We are going td ',earnest 114 *lb?.
overnrinient :power, and , tee , 'do not,
care' - What -particularliarty.-4-happens
to -be cOMpea, ed.Of, but We ,are oink(*)
Mak 11 10 take 40,y or so off and' Ili a
sine, Or:net 'Manner, Without either giet-
eintneat oppeeition Impeaching tlie
• *ally of the other,. ius-6st the *natter
of a. Canadian' flag. We tan lay such:a
• matter over though 'until *tore Urgent
he
(poihnitwooti tnteweee13ulletin),
..Ahnornieement has been.'itride that It
,110esible lellslatien,"May be hitherto-,
-eft iit, the approaching session of the
OnterielegiSlatUre. 'Providing sointf:.
elltierTision
on the VW01
totinells Oro 'school hoards and boards
01 ettuatiert.- ims leeks. wiling*
With 130th being eleetive bodies,'
heyt ,chotild, be lett 'with their-, reSPeettve
reSPerisibriltlet. • 'me town touriells
but 60011 tan* IA See* a therhOtild ciutt on theit corner
todoetttioro, 41.1404. and the trgstees in. theirs., -Interference
ped the array Of the, **Wee: el One owith the .other, would but r'elinit In
onUutted ttletkul and be detrimental
to the, adealtlictratitm of -idirNdiritel
WO. 'Ponsolidstion, of the -two
might to elect* but ior tong as both
With teithtivt'
t* 1010the Atom*** nnsge
4t1o *unit**,eitte..
nd foe it tor a, iietti4
ht.The 'Viabbs .
'bti,t not hi thia
heels
early 1/0011 to Mend
t the invader. When 100:Aeon
inirsituloulaltallan CsrnpaXgn
With the Amy of the
" law* km** as a
dteeribed: a* *
**alit *IT haft.
*ea
lit et
the
tw
'a 0104*
AIM awavisik
•
-117 • (CLoAllnd4IDonlANFreeRl'ressE'VNI) (),N:
The official record of -the .Cariadian
icorpe iteitnion• held in' 'll'bronte Iasi
• tumult- and the Aborts/. of Canada- hi the
'Great War, le tentained in a handsome
brochure, "Canadian' Ooxpe.a9l44934,"
*
juat • Issued by the Canadian Veteran
AsSociates:
The broehure tie "tonunemorato the
• great reunion Was conipiled at the sug-
ge.st4011, V'ellerable Archdeacon (Col.)
Stott,' 0., D. 0*, and °the
seder ehiiplain of the Piret Condi=
Division Was editor-in-ehief of the work.
„Arehdeatoia Scott, and Via assodiates are
to be cohgratulated .on . really .ihie
work. • •
. The first °part -Of the Voliiiifetete:ferth
the "story; 'In wird and, picture, eft, the
reunibri and it Is well arid adequately
'covered' In both respects. .1.sittle leas
oirerleolted bilk:the editors, and the Pie -
titre 'tictird of , 'the unique. gathering IS
Most coinli/ote. There ere stone, line
views of the' great drentliead aerViee itt
Balt:et:dale iiarl4 esihith attracted a gath-
er* 'estimated at a quer*. of a Mil-
lion 'people. 'There are soMe itiereety..
pitvolrhig' pictures Of the tameits French
vi SAY :nothing of the farecue
".seVea-eleven" ,geme staged at a Maia
''blitirieSt$ tarn& during- the height -Of the
Celebrations, ' °
•The eetend liSrt of the, Voltinie tells
'the part Of° Paned& the War re;
corded, on the -wank of.: the „3,1eiriorial
tenthiber . the Peace Tower' ,et.tite
Paellaitient treildiega Ottalea.
, The voluble Is eres WhiehIall, the ret&
trans who attended :,the reunton
sarelk irmit as time* other. not
so fortMutteto „hob meet:the. Tor-
onto tep,,,, popular edition. le being
published at * *lee otos* .ap*-
preaehee the- actual coat or PrOuettert
but Archdeacon Seott anst that
tho record should be 014 it *Price to
keit* 011 veteratls to ixisSeas thenSselvea
of 0
copy,
o!
•vOICB oftlicTION*
145T ,,YEAS'ef SPENDING MOE
. (itamover Ikat) .
„•
cfrev„. ono/ cowiell will send
• putation to Toronto shortly 10 See ,4,Ushat
an be dorie about paying the. corintrs,'
sh.are of the week dmie „en
provincial last 'ytear,`, „ The
,courity. levied $28,000, to pay „their share
'of an expenditure of 4i110,000,--laot
-knowing •what this expel:Li:IA*0 *woiild
be and unable to secure
• estlthate of the cot,. No*, it has receiv.
„ .
-ed a '1411 for, $103,889 being' a0, per cent.
of the sumo! $e1.9,449 spent in the "lot '•
awful -year!" .of the lieurpygover:,
,Oaeed with this bin for $163,849,, the•'
-cOunty has its -levy of $20,000-aricl-a.
plus of $25,090 „in the general aecount
to pay it, and leaving a deficit of, $1112,-
9„,_ The feeling seems
-
seems to be that the department should
Pread-PaYinent thiacceunt-over
term of about five Tears, and urhis.
t
niemis the CoUnty could levy the same::
amount- as last year for provincial roads
d - time payo!! the7debt-Twithout-----
issuing 'debentures, a procedure which
Many members object to.
The provinee will insiat upon paynient
even if their future policy will be to pay ,
the full cost 0!provineial highways
therriselves, This was made clear last
week by the Minifiter of ilighwaYS, Hon.
T.: B. McQuesten, who, despite com-
plaints of numerous county 'Councils
against paying their share of road reek
'ordered *by, the Henry GoVernment, said
the Herfrir administration had no al. -
ternative but to dema,nd payment.
In additio-n---to tile oojection voiced by
'Grey county coupe% the Carleton cairn.,
objeeting to a bill for 637,302;
•Leed.4 - and Grenville , council -doesn't
want to pay a bill of $152,985,. am* Kent
county ceonail ,asking tor a rebate on
the 01274000 already paid by. the .county
on a ten,mile stretch of pavement.
In cirey'County's case, it teems like a ,
reasonabl*--reetuest that the , department .
shOuld spread paynien& over a period
• of about five years, and their interest
charges should riot be Venv cotisid-
ering the low rate which, the province is
securing for its debentures. Aft;r all.
it not the !atilt of the eounty •Colincir
_that there was such an orgy-, ot „road- '
Melding last „vier just prier to the elec-
tion. They objected to it before it was
even 'started*, but their objections were
overruled by the government, and now *
the county is faced with a deficit
around $1.112,000., • Such procedure will
not be repeated in future, sinee-the ger-
ernment,--will pay "the full "shot" tor118
own reads, but this does not overt -come'
the present difficulty. tR.atepayers de
• not want an increase in tat ,t4te, eend
,the goveruMent mfght well be ,lehleot
-with its- 40,tors,expri, if tlw feel H__they
cannot entirely forgive the 'Mot,
,
Theteaeher was eXamining_ a paper
presenied by a primary -student.
"littere is the dot 'over the litarYt"
he inituIred. - -
"That's funny," repiied the ehild,
•guess ft Must still be in the Peueil."
1 .
e,cau take care oF
•
your regigretrients tit
Stoves, and in fact
anything :for the
home.
WE POSMVELY SAVE
YOU MONEY
BLACKSTO
Ithi *roadway of
Painful !oils call$4 Much _Misery
An Indication of Bad Blood 0
Boils *re oat) of the *Met 'talk...,
'tt41stbctillunin tato, int any --7
;01ttgi 4141114 lita-itift-knalita
Mt* an 1140eralikt ttkeY MAO you
teelo ter lot a* loon yOU. thhile
simmiNno YOU *re rid Of Mies **nether crepe -
• up take it* place, coeminglyi
dust" to prolong Irour *pay rota "
Weer".
the poalticirtg lartting.,
.yreg, tart de Will not rid rat of
• tikent, •„
**Meek IllasAT trittiktil tettiOVeg
he tint *attar Ito*. tit* bl
*I 444 patillaa,,tbao -
'bet)s *ill dilappear. •
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