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PETROGRAD. vizi, Loiidou. March
29- Peasants 'ure systematically or- ganizing ii iiiilitla force to ropliicc the old police, establishing new ln- cnl authorities ond convolring coin- inunal 'aissemlllies' which express the -_intention of supporting the new gov- ilhflinrentgand selling country piodiir-is ifir-`victr`ialIIng the il'my andvpeoplc. Tn rna'ny‘,oiI the governments the peasants have lowered prices, and ii urea; number oi local assernlilies liave opened tuiide to organize ii course of political conferences. The iduii ol equal rights for women is b0i;i\\l\I\ll»1 to attain weight in the Governmeiif. 'l‘lJe peasants have sem women depu- ties to the Government executive committee.
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Getting Johnnie off to Sch I and husband off to
for sincere regret. I do not intend to enter into a discussion as to how it has injured the province in the pant; brit I would like very much il the two parties could come to a little better unde-rstandifng. ' .l do not look for iiii- ion at ull; but alter all there is not very much diilcfr-ence in the policies _ot the parties or even in the metliods employed for the retention or scram- ble for' the spoils. The some melhoqg are very oiten adopted.
NOW- ill regard to the first para-
Efalth lin the Speech with reference to ills Royal Hlgliuess the Duke ol' (Toil- naught, I have no doubt ho was a good man and had the respect oi’ the whole Canadian people. for the reus- oii that he was the direct reproaciilu- _ tive ot` ii. constitutional monarch, in this great ci'is'ls in the world'-is history we see thrones crumbling. but the Bri- tish Throne remains ilrm. because: the ruler is u constitutional ruler, und his subjects are free. The rei’ei'erices to the war last. year are equally uu- pllcable today. I believe the war is In its final stage. How far it will go, how far its' horrors will be iiiitlgaterl lwe cannot say; hilt it lookn as lt' it were in its final stage. The latest suti- niarilne outrage on thc part of' Germ- any shows that nation is getting des- perate. when she has to resort to such piratic measur'es‘. In regard to the submarine menace, we have ev- c.ry good' reas'on to believe it will fail, and we may rely upon the Brit.- inh fleet to keep the seas open. Au the struggle goes on, there ts more proof than ever that the Allie-.4 have entered the war in the interests ot` liberty and constitutional right.. ’l‘he American eagle is screaming today for liberty. They were- lute coming into the iight. but considerliig they are the greatest democratic nation concerned,-although we won‘t admit that their constitution is better than oilr own-the fact that they have come into the war against Germany, will show that. the Allies have lined them- selves on the sitio ol right and just- ico, rind whilc their entry into the struggle is ratlicr late, I have no doubt they will bo oi' great help to the Allies. 'l‘licii the lar-t that Britain has carried ber banners' so swiftly to Bagdad. into those pliiceis where- thc races ol’ the world rc~:‘_civcd their birth, shows that tho oppression whicli the Turks Iii-ive exorcisietl for ovor five liuiidred yc.-.tru in Europe is probably about to como to an end and the subjects of that despotic _power will cei-raiiily look for liberty in the future. Now the Eagle is screainiug l‘or Liberty. und' the [lritishhre strik ing for Ilbc-rty today ns never before, and democracy and liberty cryirllr aloud throughout the streets oi' Petro- grad and the ltussiaii Empire. and they are workilig miracles They :ire casting out demons The blood oi our heroes will not he iibeil in vain. An abundant crop of liberty will spring up from soil fr-rtillzoil by thc Iilnoi? oi llioiisanils' of heroes.
Apart l`i°oiii thc ridnilrublo work
which is being accoiiipl.ishc,<l by the fleet and our armies ,the great mics tion of production tins to be consiilcr- ed toduy; we inurit havr- the food to supply the Allies. Tho llritisli Prn- iiiier in hir recent great speech on tho control of shipping, while he eni- pliusizcri the value of the iinvy und the urmy. made this irlgnlncanr smic- ineiit: lt. will depend on l_Iie plough wliether wo shrill \vin -the war. Anil they arg now plougliiug lands in Br: lalii which were never plouglicd lit i'orc_--uiid wo are expected to do our duly in (‘n_nnd:i in this i~ospoci uiiil in Princr-_ i<1d\v:ti'il Islriiir? p:\rticiiloi‘l_v. We should grow all the grain und all the crops iliai are iieccssary. But cape-cially grill-u. and more especially wheat. during the coming year. 'l`Iieii with the uric-ation of production is linked up that o|` economy, wlilch is equally important. Iii this connec- tion I rrliull read u statement mode by Sir ’l`homas White, a niuii who. when he ninkes a stn`t€~nient, geiierrilly knows what he is talking about. Sir Tlionius White said: “Aiiioirg other good things the motto for the coming yeiir should be. Save Save! Save! Exiruvngance and sell'-iiidulg ence never' made ii good man oi a grc-at nation."
it is our duty in economilze and
give as much ne' wc- can toward:-1 the prosecution of the war. I Iiitvn un idea that ull lslanrlerir recognize their i-i~spoiislbllit_v.iii this matter.
I would like io speak at consider-
liblo Iongtrli on the subject oi' agricul- ture but my Iioii. t'ric~nd from Vic foriu (Mr. l.eii) went into the ques- tion cxliaiurtivcly. und ou=tIie whole I llrink he struck the null. on tho head. :ind lie is more or less right ln the ioiicluizloiin belies come |o._ Tlicre is no nuubt we had very 8000 i_‘l'0l1H 01! nl whole but the wheat crop was cer-
00 ie » i _ . ,t i I oo in the eastern section of
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tak the nerves and strength of the housewife who runs her own home. So easy and delightful if you know
crops were iitlrly good and there was also ii good crop of hay; und on the-_ whole I consider that agriculture was highly favored in crops as well. an in prices. The prices were undoubt- edly liigli and when the farmer receiv-
ch rlces he is surprised; be-
Sltredded _Wheat BISCUIL the ready-cooked, ready-to-' eat: whole wheat food. Child- ren like 'its delicious, crisP aroma when served with hot snllk. ,It is ready-cooked
and ready-to-eat.
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es su cause ,as|i1ientioneri' before. there was a time when pricos we-re low. I re- member' selling pork attliree cents ii pound, eggs from 6 to 8 cents a. doseri, and other things iii proportion; and my frlieud was equally right in say- ing that the farmer produced below cost. The wonder is that ii great many more did' not leave the land at that time. lthink it shows remarkable fortitude on tho part oi’ the men that remained that they stuck to it and made good and they deserve the llrilt- itude oi' the country lor' so doing. In regard to the statement. of my hon. 1|-lend from Morell on the question of pr es. l-might say -l believe ln the prix;-iplg he advocated, but I must also say l would' not like to see the day when priccri would be ns high as he hoped (or. I must say I have some pueblo; qualms ot conscience now
main high for years after the war, be- cause the wnr is not altogether the cause of the high priicea. The real. cause is scarcity in production, and the lion. gentleman was right f/iiough when be said that it was' caused to a very large extent by people leaving the land. Ile spoke strongly about these men strutting around and giv- ing advice to the i`armei°s. Unfor- tunately there is too much of that kind oi thing. The farmer feels :it present that be should get a rest in that respect; because me :arnier is intelligent enough to work out his own de;-itiiiy without too much advice. We don't come here to give advice to lawyers and doctors and business men and publishers ns to how they should conduct their businesses. While the advice may bo welll-m'eonf, yet a great deal oi' it fails.
Mr. 'iliclslwen talked about class leg-
islation :ind I approve of all that he said iii that regard, because to cn- gage in class legislation ilu like trill- ing with iirc. We shoiilri' remember tho scenes enacted in Petrograd. and keep for away from class legislation. in regard to his-wish that the time should come when the farmer would have such high price-S as to have sev- eral men working for Iiiin, with sin of' lice to sit in, or to drive around the country and enjoy liims'el\’. I cannot say l agree with him there. -I belicvc in the old maxim: “lie that by the plough would thrive must eithf-r hold or drive.” To see a ninn with on ar- my oi' servants rl‘oi»ng his work is tc return to the feudal systciii. A nian to make at i~:uccc.~i.=i oi` agriculture must attend to his own business' and bc or the spot to see that it is done right. The plain people have been the still of the c~_irt_b, tlie balance wheel of society, rind I would like to .sec the plain people keep lin their proper sphere. »‘l should not like' the spect ocle oi' a. mon ruiiniiig his business by hired help and not attending to it reg 'ulnrly liims‘eli`. Ii! such a state oi things exiared on any flarm, what would be the result? '-rue farm would be rE'il-islpaied.
As to the canst-s which led to the
people Ieavingtliq farms. very otter. the parent did not use the son right, did not give him a i-rlmre of” the in- lieritfiiicc There is loo much of' that kind oi` thing. Tho education the sons have got has very ol’tc'n had more to do with driving them from the farm and it wus' natural such a thing r-ilioiild take place. The old people that cuiiie out to this country loft hard conditions of home. and cu- couiitcrcd hard conditions hero, and it was rmtiiral that they should wish that their sons. when they grow up should engage in Home l.\usine_ss thai' would bo more profitable and more genteel. If was ii inlsn coiicc-ptioii, I udnilii, but It was natural; and I have heard lt iii thc country in the past: "Well, mich ii boy is ii little clever; it is right he should get an cducnliou und' go wlierr- lic will have an efisie-; time." 'l‘h:it_ was one oi’ the inosi- ialse doctrines over pronohed. \Vhrlt is ibn iiirfriiiifrig of “rin ensy time?" ll simply rricniistlic boy will go to dr.-;-r iruclion. und rho man who expects to work his wuy through lilo by having iiii easy time and docs not recognize flint work is liecessury in life has ii lxilsc conception ot' li.‘c.
As regards thc' advice give-ii form-
ers, and l have no objection to re- pealing it. I believe in a co-operative spirit and woi'kiiig with ii view to benefiting both city und country. l have not-Iced. though, since I cuuie iii lo Ihr' city, that lliort; is a tendeiicy to i°i(.'ic\il-e thc farmer :ind to diispzir- age his methods.. I iiiirl it in the ho tel and hour it evoryivliere. I wislf to i-i:i_v that I believe we have n liighc‘ situiidiiid ol' ilitclligreiicc- ill the couiitr_\ lhiin in the city. You have here Prince of Wales College, the cliiei sent oi' learning, the public lilirni-y und the moving picture show. -ln flir- counii°_v we have tho great school o* uaturr. und when the i:a_\""s work is over we can rctlre into thc quletuili of our homes and have converse witt- tlio Great und Good ot' ul-l ages. und in consequciico look out no =: eii'ozir'.'ei horizon than you have in thc city. 'l`bc viewpoint of the city is ,circiimsicr-ilicrl by paved streets und brick and wood en walls". brit the viewpoint of the country is limited only by the ever iiisliug hills und the blue erinopy ol` hr-.\ven.
llcfurniug to the .subject oi agricul-
turu: _-\s you ure aware, iii ii little less than ii yenr the (‘ur l~‘err_v is :mp posed to bc completed and the (‘ur l<`crr_v will be. plyina' l>etwec~;i here rind thc nuiiiiluiid. und the iiiriiiei should' niiilre every oflort to tulrc :id vantage oi this great boon. l ro- member being ut a nieeti-ng of the- Citiitral l<`iirn'iers' Institute about iivcyl years ago. and 'niy i'rient'l i`roin itior- ell was uf thc meeting. 'l‘li'e ques- tion ol' xi tunnel had been advocated up to tlmt tinir.-. and there wa-_I ull movement on fool for a (‘ur l~‘ci-ry. and it was decided to sink sectional rltiforences and unite upon ii (‘ur Fer- ry nnd leave It to the Govcl-nnient to say where the (‘ur Ferry would' he-_ At that iiieethig n resolution wnf piiifsed uiiaiiiniously agreeing to sink all 'sectional rl'lfl’or°eiiceli, and decide upon ri Car Perry to 'be placed wherev- er the Government saw lit: Thnt. was agreed to. and they choliedlio (Wipes us thc proper place; and they had in view the standarrllziitiou oi thc rail- way in P. E. Island. Tlrot has not been done yet. The. Car F‘err_\' will be in operation vc-ry aoon.~but the guage has not hi=ei1 sfarulardized: but I notice that our sectional rliifuroni-es are beginning io creep hi uguiii. li' these iwlticiniiia nrr repeat:-:I Ion of ten our chances of having ii ~taml:\rd- ized guage may be spoilerl.
The Government may say i|` you
place ii premium upon lircalriug bulk at (lbnrlottetowii nnd Suinmeriildc it may not bo too hrul a- thing ul l‘ort Ilorden and he in nn hurry l_o witimi the guage which we should all :gm
in leaving it to the option ot' the peo- ple to choose between spring and lull vaciitioii. We have tirlvoouted this oil and on for the lust row _veui~s_. I can- not say I uni very much opposed io Summer viicutioii. Suiiinic-r vacation has not got ti proper show. The tirsi your tile. schools -were closed for near- ly three months ,which gave it ti bnd start uni? thc holiday wus inode ai lif- tlc too long. Ii, is noi right to kr-ep children lioriip, for six wr.-ek.~i in the suninier. because there are fiiiivcs- iii the cold weather when it is duiigeroiis to liar c young children attending ischool. i liiive always' thought that a siininrer vacation oi' four we-i=_ks in .l\il_\'. and i1 couple of wcclrs iii October during the liiirve."ting of potatoes. und ti week :it the beginning; ol' the yezii: seven week.s‘ altogether, would br: am- ple. and -if I had to choose pei'sonzilly that iis the kind of vucufioii I would choose. I-iowe_\'ci‘. lt' you Iczivo ir to the i‘uIe|>a_vel's to choose l)viu'ceii spring unit* i'riII vaczitioii tho rc_~=poiis- iblllty re-sts with tlieui.
With regard to the public or-couiils,
I have good reason to believe- the-rc will be a good. sliovring wlicii the
should be cvcii more r ouoni_\ in lh year io (sonic.
\\"lili rcgnrll to the srilijoci lil' pro-
viding i`or retiirrieri solrlicrs, l lliinlr we should proceed vcry cuiitioiisly. It is ll great, sulijccl to consitlcr. involv- ing sumo of the riiicstioiis ;ili‘curl_\- rc- terred to as to why -people leave the land. I Iiztve soon people louvi- conr fortrihlo homes. ferfilc fariiis und ull thc coiiiforis und. ai good nuiiiy o1` the luxurir-.~i oi' li-i'c. to gn _lo thc Norili VVSS; and Sturt niiew ill thc pruirit-_ Now. in view ol' thi:-I fiirlt. run \v'r\ ox pd/_:t our rqturiiod soldfnrs fo go and' build up thc \\;a.~'t_e ikirriis witlioiit capilnI'.’ 'dliqsq stoliliorst who rin- lliatcd |`roni tho iul‘iii:»‘ will go b1ii'l-' to their- Ironic.-:_ The quc.cl.ioii is:~- W‘Iiat about the city bo_v'_’ ls lin to be twpecterl i.o take i-Iirirgo of ii i`iiriii, even ti good i`z\r'in Arid ii' evcii hc tool: cliarge of' it_ what hopc ol' suc- cess woiild he liarc? Noni: .\`o person will iutikg ri ;.-iicc.e,.-uv ol' u_ci'i~ culture unless he hits :i lovn or aigri culiurc and ai lovn ol nrituru. The meuibcr t'roiii Vii-tnrin wus riclii to_ I1 ccl'ini»n oxiclii iii his rr"ni:li'lrs in rc- gard io' Ibis' subpeci. You niuy help children, in at rniull rlegrcc, to lovc nuture by touching iizitiiijc- .~rt\uly_ bill a proper Iovc of iuit.iii'c must he Iiorii
in ii per' . . .=ll\c_cef-ui oi' ui.:i'it'\il,t\ii-c is gcricrull_\' thc mfiu who lips” n lovc for ugi'ii'tilL\ii'c. Au for us I wus pei'soiiall._v_ conccrii- ed. the only thing that kept nie oi- the lurlii wus |li_\' love of u_i;i'icultiir¢_‘~. ond I niust stty thui I never r.'\_gi'clied tho choice I iii:-ide und would not ex cliziuge my condition today l'or that of niiy mini. not oven thc-_ King upon his throne i`or that iimtrr-i‘.Ywlilc\-_ oi’ course. would iiot.,be- rio:-‘._~:_ililr\. As to placing Ihr; ii-turueil .~o_liliei':- upon thc vvtt.~'ti' Iainils of llic Island. I be licve th:iI»oiir soldier liidsi ilcscrvn ;: bellci' i'-ite ilinn lo lic put oii lxiiid of hut dc:~'i'r‘ipiioii. .\l tht- iuriner.-. inst"iitc inoctiiic ii l'cw d;i_\".~= sign the riioliilicr for llloroll .~ii_ir`.' .i good ihiiiu-
iniili who would go into rho co\lritr_\'
his breast iillfal with iiirilule-i und the Victoria t‘ro.<s. (lui ruins have groin?
iits"ud'v|I§al.llI|t_v; but iii_\" :\.i_lvi<-c in
tlic reiiizirlrs I ninrlc ul the opening ol]
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when bc iuuilc the friiitciiiclli lliut thc,
accounts are tabled. und I think tlic.i‘r-'
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s P Y Tris Altswen iuiu.
ILL ASK HER T0 LETTEI2 GIVE PEPCY SOIIE- W ITE ANDYELL i'¢lE THING TOTHINK A8
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ll Government has made an honest et
M forg to improve the school system. _ _ -_ _ _ , , A - '-
_ r. J. A-. Dewar _ an has succeeded to ri rent ex- ` ' .- -“Q3 '
am” having congr_&¢:_l_I_;J:_v_3d__r:_;idmi:)avi;l_,| ;i_t_i_r_ziet_i}1_i§;s inTt_?ki:g aomfg- _or the mar- ,em 1 am. s»m.,.-im say ,hire is _mn IT'-5 UAPYS BIRTHDAY GEI' ER , __ *HEL* and seconder of the Address on the scariiel ik B tolli, .gen mmm Wu a Brent, apathy the part of the _ _ _ ' ',~_ _ _ _ ». excellent way in which they had dia- beciinpy mr 6 Ii 6 "shi l’°“°“' -parents-'in attenrl'iEz;_ihoi-Btrlwol meet- 9 . _ Im _, A' " " , _ ' charged their duty in that respe.~.} of mefhanfre mf l';bff;l“l" “mb” ings, and you will seldom -see the \l/HAT SHED L E _ _-_ - ~~ _ -.
lt seems to me a pp, that th., two are very neilsggr In 5155 me" vl’h° truste-ea present. Cari theiteaclier do _ ® ,_ 'i ' I ' ' " -` _
parnssinnn... Hong. cannot gem ,,,_ ___ You need L’ h _ '°‘5'“lPb“°' anytii-ini; 'wlcnoiit me sympathy of . _ :¢f"= ‘ "' ‘ ' -» ..
tie closer ogetlier for the good of the ers to assist im tlllilezinil icbs tim 8- °r` the parent l thirnk the teachers ` _ kf Q / f* -_ ` __ *= . - -_ N ‘- ~ country. We are only a small prov- duct. ,md nh zvlimu °_“ °f 9"; rni5iit be urged to make personal vis- .j _ -> i N /4, _ ' A, ' an _ ~ ~_v 1 gala- niggh I;`<;t_ll;._ ;1_l_\:é>_i_ng `_c_rlt_i_c_;sm is mor; men oyiiiie farm yor? ciggotniilss- lgiengotghgttgggipglaeglhagf n§g;’f§_Ig;° "" U Iii. ""4 A Nl " - I I II
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AR\"S letter is_surely a piizzler. She has so mixed up the letters in the names ol things she would like Percy to give licr for licr birtlirlay gilt that they
spell something different enurr.-ly. Sometimes she has even madg two
og tIire_§_wurds__o;1t ol oiic iiuuic. as iii nun-ibcr iiiiic, which is undoubt-
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Each of _the niiincs in l\iary‘s letter represents
girl would like to receive lor Iii-r birililiiiy. Yon
now 'try to solve the reiniiiuiug nainies, and when ynn do, |-e.wm¢
I\lary's Iettrr, siihstitiitirig wli.it you conwidrr the send your solution to us. ln this iritereittiiig coiitc
$510.00 in Cash Prizes
14th Prize I5\l\ Prlze 16th Prize l7rh Prize l8rli Prize lllth Prize _20tl\ Prize 218! Prize 22nd Prize 23rd Prize 24th Prize 25th Prize Ziith Prize
AND
lat Prize $150.00 in Cash
~ 2nd Prize 75.00in Cash
3rd Prize 50.00in Cash lth Prize 35.00 in Cash Sth Prize 25,00 in Cusli ‘th Prize 20.00 ln Cash 7th Prize 15.00 ln Cash l4t\\ Prize 10.00 ln Cash ‘ith Prize 10.00 in Cash Itlrh Prize 10.00 in Cash llth Prlze 5.00 ln Cash 12th Prize 5.00 hi Cash - 13th Prize 5.00 In Cash
Fifty Cash Prizes of $1.00 each.
IIF.i` ttth' T’ 'd'i' t ull:
PFRCY’S PI AN Ti tlirdiiigli tliicgsttilidii aii;l`iri1.asLt?:i\l'isr,
WILL IIELP _ of all the tliinizs that would niake
YOU ' nice presents far u girl. so that he could
compare his lists with ltl:iry's :ind see
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Iio_w` niniiy names would fir the puzzling words. priscd to iiud the n_un_iber of nice tliiiigs one could
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ii present that any
know one of them; -
correct names and ' - _ st we will award
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gir|_,Jfoi_~_vcrysooii is iat<_ori_t.iiii< .i as - '
uni' ri- a, wrist writcli, si I: ivuisl, niuniriire set, ilzwel case,
gs. silver -
kid ulrivi-is, l.ii-e liuntlkcrcliiilis. napkin ring, eifrrin - tiiimlilo, diniriond ring, Caiiily, phat.; frame, nechlar; bracelet. Slippers. card cusc, truvclliiig ling, puree,
siinwl, toilet set.. periuinc, flowers. set ol` furs, lace collar,
etc.. etc. These siiggcsted presrnts may help you pencil and paper and tryi _
How to Send Your Answers
SE one side or inc n;.n.»i-eiiiy in it-ritiin; out .\l'.iry's letteraind keep it th.: szuiie iii Iorin u-igiveii above. iiicrely substiuiting
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ones. in the lower iclr timid i-.o»-ii.-i-lnsteaii or ilie postscript pur your riiil nuine tsiaiinig Mr., Miss or Mrs.) and your lull ada.-gs., Anyihiiig also iiiiisr be wririi-ii mi ii sup:\r;ite sheet ol paper. Dn noi .iciia Inner-_ ui-.iwn ov typ.-written zinswers. A coiiininiii may send mr nuiiiy ns rlii-ce sets of answers to the puzzle but only our sl-'I may win a prize and not more tbnn one ni-iso will ' bs iiwurili.-.1 in any l‘aiu.|_\. Entry to the contest is barred to all
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ANY ONE CAN WIN A FINE CASH PRIZE _
HIS interesting contest is-rizivrodiiccd from this niontlrs issue of l€vi»;it\'v\'os|1is'a \\’nnr.n~C:in:i. aa 5 tif.-sit-st itoliw iizjluiiie. rr is our-:N 'ro
ALL. You may cuter :ind win -.I uh; prize wneiher you are it reader of l»1vi.ii\'\\'ii.\ii_\ u \\'nni.n or noi, and ...in-ce.-t~.-_ rr... rr-.ii ii.-trim- irc ua|..».i nu.-»»<p.~.-ieii in nike the niziuaaiive, s|ia-nd a siuitla- peiiny, mn- huy any. thing iii order ro ciiiiipute. \\'b.-ri your answerer are re- ceh-».~d, the Hihlislir-i-s or this greni niugiwiiig will glailly
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very latest issiiu iii oi~.u-r :hut you :init yourlrit-nds may know wlizit :i live, iiizi~»»c»<tin,l, upon ¢lw~niiiiui¢ mai;-,|_ mic is putilis-lied right here in Cumulci ny Crinudizins roi- c.~na.ii...is. voirii sur..-ry lure F.\ i.ii\'i\-ilsiiw \\'..i<i_.._
llF.R_E in nottiiriglii Criiuida litre _ii for I:riglir.eiiier- taining stories, inneiy, iiiiei-cstiiig articles, umm. tlic-rninuli: I;iii|ilnn~i_¢-ic. li nlmiiiids ii iili iieautilut
iliusmiilens and .i...»-...inn-iii. .ir iuiefesiio t-vt-.-y km. in the lainily. More tram |;ro_u00Ciuia.|i=in imma-sul;i,n,. miie livrznvwoilava \\'iili|,i.i and welcome it ever' niiintli. lt In aupniaiiilnlg American niagiiines in th; him. efcruiauiniia ever. u-lm.-, and you will his if :mu agiee l|i.ir ir is the nirisr iiirai-caring iii.ig;\/iiic hi.-ing
FRM~'lil.v :his mai mirth isimenrifu in mivuiiie
5’-_:_;‘-_l_‘¢\i“‘:,l_’_§l!a_s s }}’o|ii.ii and introduce ix to lriuida
muy me ____ _ Dirts ul tnaiizidaa no rand care-
J _ PY o .\ r:iry\\o.\us s \\uui,n which we
sen sui_i,a|1_uw Irrn vnii inemlit-i-s nr your fuiiiily and iris..-iiss it wittiyourfriciius. To ini-.iliiy jourciiiry to "=_"“‘ I" "ls imigina .mu awiii-.ling or mcse lim em. p,-ivt~su~=_\\-ill asa you re wciie and ieil its nm wir-.it you ihinhnr l-.\~r.iii'\»-onis-‘ii \v:ii~.i.n and in in.-in ri-i iiiriiiu- zirir-¢ms= mi.: irirrnauce li i.y|i.¢...-inc »-oiir»i=ii`n1l¢ copy in just :ni-ee ei- mir or your 1.-una. rind neighbors wi... uill .iririicelare it-its worth-rvlllle Canadian iimuuziiie :inu_w.inzltm come to lm-in every monili. You can s;‘.1;:.’.:.°sf:~:.'.:.".'i',::f.".".'° " =~ _W ___ _________ guhin mi and uni hi. p.i..i to
How the Prizes Will be Awarded As suck is .-<1... ...www he rec...-e.i.w= .mi w.-in
an_ tell you the iinnilin- at .-.;..,,., ,glyph cm.,
_ ___re_c_:_ly._iu-iid you yuiir li-ue copy nl the niailszme .im _ic g list of cash pi-izesriiid rewards that ynucan wut. .in will rl! names and il\|dl'c§§ltl 0| hundred# UI
HE judging iii iho entries will he In the hlltrll OI three i_ndup¢ini¢nt lui||¢i, havin? no connection with tiiii tlrni. when names ws w Il toll you in aus
course, and contestants must agree to abide by their decisions. Tru- awards will be given to alia aanarnoi' tha in-si opinions and su-is oi answers qualified a¢¢er4ln| ro uit- i-mei and conditions of ing .;oiii=at. In luda tha entries in the puzzle, points of nm-it will be mul; hui .ini "mai correct answers; tbl general matrices and upped.-...M er ins mr,-y umnriwritiiig. spelling piiiieiu- ation and sry le all heinitconsideraal; and the merit of born the answer-s and your opinions will hncaupkl In n\.1I.ln|¢ the dc-cisioiiaon the ziivardx. Allanswers ntust follow the form ul Mm-y'| letter, hut ¢ontaInln| the _wriitt~r'| iiolurions lor the proper names as called lar above. Ansin.-ra in any other form will not boconila. emi. The coniciit will close promptly at 5 PJII., Aqua( '.'Hrli. promntlyaher which juaginh will he commenced and iris prius awariieii. Sum ~ ary‘s letter and try for the ca.-rect solution naw. Entirely In addition te ine uoniperiiivi: prIi¢s,an extra cashvi-:ward is [unran- rerd ana may lie iiecureil ur once by every contestant complying wiiu the conditions or the contest. Adlrtll
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‘ 4 ' ' ` ill-ui' r' ~»tlicii irwclf on (neat Britailis won
MR. SAUNDERS SPEAKS Sli
I'“"‘- - derful urzliievcmciits since the waizl
o started in with an airniy ol' if-_-ts
lun ‘_*<lo00ll men und increased I
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.\lr. _-\__<`. S»\l'.\'lll-Tits followed Mr. .“._|l»,o_e>.iii, Th.. _\'ni¢.»,n _crates |05, f-\\'.':ir in the ilcl_iziii~o|itlic Il:':i_i`l_\rl1l- :;r1‘:il ilczll of prestige bv not taking
uint coiigi':iirl_llilf_Eil lli<‘_;\l_o\'e,i' :uid it liifirv- ilelerwiiiiicrl stniid sooner. Inl . -___<;i_i_t1__i riii ill_\ s-ciiiiiiiciiis 1-on i'f"_'.ii'<l to llic- propnishl -oi' they
i -~l 'I“`I' -*Df‘t‘r'lic_»<. » _ tlii\'i»l'il:iieiit to pi‘epai‘e for the seiilc-`
llc their pl'oi-ci-i.‘_\il an izilro up 1),( `iul-ilr_ ol' iiiinued lniiils as ti iiii-:ins nfl
spcccli claiiis-o by <-inn,-.-_ in ,.,,,,,_ providing lor thc soldiers, ltli. Shun-I Ytlrllllllls oil lilo iirsl pziraigriipli, wliich '_'-‘l"'» :I i lliiii every lo_\':il and pziirioi-I had |~¢.;'._»,~,.,,(.,. 1,, ||,,. ,-,.;,,.,.,,,,.,,| ,,|- ir- |ir-fsriii \\'<iulfI» urlinil -thu! nothing! Ili I) , 1,
c ultc lil' (‘oiiiiliu;;lii, Air. ‘~`.:iiilnl|~r-;.- 100 _izriorl riiiild be iloiir: for the so-
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1j'1li‘| ill-li lic had thc pcliisurc oi' niccf- II-"l'\'. llc \v_ould inukc thc pi'cdic|iou. tilt: llis ltov::l llighllt'_~‘.~' iii Siiuiiiicr- lm ' ‘ ` I
\\'1-vi-i'. that witlilii livc _vcnis this;
‘ _ '5_ -, . . ,,1,| ,.f.,.,,,5,,|,, pi-ojci-I oi' the (lnvorriiiiciit would bel
ou- vm- lv- ur- .rf un- um- "H
nlmriliiii- i'ziiIlii'<'_ 'l`Iio rr"liii'i\cil Sol-'
coli \ wh ress iiaiiiiclr. “'l`h.i: tliclliilrc liziil \-soil. ‘II""‘ “"'\II'I 'I0' Illlii’ I0 Sf‘iiI“tlK’l\t 0i`I
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ii - iii‘ii'll'il>li- -l|»g~i-on tho \-\~ninn.h\- \-7ii~'i\- Iaii\~I:=. llc did' not lielievc ihrii,
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mm h,,i|,| up “-,,,,¢__. ]H“,|_ShQ\|1,1 MW. aiiiil rc_\'pcr~t if our pco|i|¢-," li \.\'ii.-_ |I‘-'I' lic# vcllt. oi' Ihr-in would coll.=_illcl‘
to I 'i' Ir ri 'I-;|¢»(| gh-1| hi. . . llli i:'oi¢i.=:iiiliii i‘ai\'ril‘:i|ily. 5
ir* gi '.ii I . s p_iii- I I
ner in lift- lin ' ;, -n ¢;.|,,-1, .,“»;._\~_ 'y|,,.] 'i`lii- l)|-\'i'l'ipiiiciii t‘oniinissiou w:i.=f
rind fought iii thc irc-iiclics for inuiirnsi Htiiiic <_-:inlil lic ~»_il|l ol' licr "'l`liin :lic I 'I"‘ll ‘|“1lI{ “'IiI\» It “'11-* l‘c-2l'f‘tt-'Jlil<~ and iiiontlis .und liuvc stood bciween,li1l<I won ilir- .~--,\'mp.iili_\' und i~c.~;pci-1 I ‘hill ""l'l`i\ll\ i\i<l\i.=irlcs were not tokcnl uri :ind the (icriiniii iiieiiiico. 'l`lif_‘__\" ill' fllll' IIf?0ltl<‘." III' lllcu r'<‘.`i~i'ri»rl in .\1Il1‘-‘_ *ll "-"l'Il-"l' -"Hilo Ui' till' Wilt. :~‘\l('ll` have i-iillei-ci'_~ the raichliig 'or lwiiiiii the fl_-iiilli oi' ui. .lolni lli<-liin~.l.=, wlio.»=i1< luv mzikiiu: of lu‘0visi0u for tli<“ and im-1|,|.g\ and mnyilnrign 0|' hml_v_‘, Iizirl o<'i~\lp.icrl ii nio.~'r iuiporiunl plum- H\1'll1II`1I"l\ll'i' 01' llllllllllflllfi- III* IIUDI-'fl' uurtl woiilrl like ii lu-lr.-r rule for n ill i1i> l==|t_ivc liro\'ilii-c. lic \\»u.<. i'oi~|'Il=-'I ill =I t`v\\‘ _\'c=\\‘S lic \\'0ul<l ace niilii-1 sollliei' iii limi kiiiil iliiiii to put him :I lilziiilicr- ol _ve:ii.=. Voiiiiiilsirilici' ril`;\‘,l‘f“"“I`i"S ‘lf ‘lIl'l"""‘l‘l IlI"'l'~" ""“lllIl‘i on “_ pipm. 0|' \\-nntp lurid \\‘Ilcl'n hr: \i`il'i~iiilu\“, :intl l:~»rl thi- ()ppo.~-irioii ili,I *Il"‘l I"""`- - would bc _subject to me .fn-i-~s<:=zini, fill* |Ifl\t»`<‘ t`<"` l`ft\\\",\'f‘:ll'_.~` lilo \r:i_-2 Ill- >~.iiil lic did not bi-licvc l-lrliiczi-I _.,h(\|_1.1ir-0 nf n,1v¢~,|~,.||y und pm-¢»,|‘t_\-_ I- ilic \'cr_\- soul oi' honor. und iron thc lion him impro\~,.,| nm, pm-|i,.],. i,,_ be_lic\'e ili<_`~ (io\'i:|‘iinir\i\f iiioziiis wr-lil l`<‘f'llf‘i‘l of ziII_wiili wlirmi hr- cliiiir- iii» iii: p,..~'r t\\'r:ni.\' l'<!:i|'s_ “Ono rl.`».isoll` lli iliIi= thing. I irzivc not sccli ilir to <'onl:li't. .\onfi could poilli 1| iIl!.i'.f`1 '-'Sc li;i\'c_ an ovm'i'i'owilcil c\ii‘|'ir'ul-- deiliils oi' the iiicii:-iiii‘c_ uiiil peirliup.< to u Hillglo spot iii his cli:iru_cir»r. ills cali." Ai- to Nuliirc Studv‘, t<lici-'ei they iiiiiv be ublc lo pi2i‘.~‘iid`rIc us nl' dcdlh is zi gr(-:it l_o.<.~< lo l’i‘iiiIr"c l~1r1'» wr-I-c things iiiircli niorc iti.i`portuiit..I
_ _ __ wuril I.<l:iiid.' -pnriiciil:ii'Iy‘ lu l'riui~c. 'Flic lczii-ht:i's :ire i<.tpi-azteiii to do roo-
flii-s_iii:itit-r in to prfi<~cr-:l.\\i\Ii grcii. ; (_nlluiy. llc ill_d u_gl'i‘:|t ill-.iI_~i_or thc iiiurli in the iinii zillottcd to ihcni.¥ caution. llliving iii _view the mic im-I iiirnivrs----riiii-oliruging thc rulsiilu ol' ’l`l'_c_v Iinil to lciich pupils [roni the porluiil r|lic.<t_iori ol the wcll`_i1rc of o\ir_`j'Iivi- _~ii.oi‘k :ind olbcr liiicsi "i`iirlfi_\"=ilic prinicr |o lliu sixth book, I ln'a\'c lads who have .~iiii`i`i‘i'i~rl :ill ilifj_ i:lll'_tllt‘_l'.< i\'<~l‘o_ rcu|iill‘:_ lllc licllc-l_il.~‘ oi. "\\`hul |ni_- thc .-\gi‘iciiliiii':il llcptiri-L llardsliips and pri\':ili0\i.¢a til wail’ to, tli’r\ worli done by Iiiiii. llc guys- them “Wm ,|0,,,. ,(5 u,.,_._,,§, ,|,,,,.,.i,,g~i Omg protect und lcccp our honor riiisulIicil.- exncrl-_v wli:il they iir~'\llcll---griou sioclz. lsllilirl clit-~_~_¢r~ won gold iiioilzils iii 'lic'
In coiiclu.=ion_ I can only r-iiiplinulze iii] rleiiliiip, wiili the _~:ec-ond prim- \\‘.n-l.|'_.- |.‘,,i,- in 135;;-;_ Han ‘hp (,,,,,|i. , grzipi in thi- fhicccli. wliifrli 1':-ici'i'i'.l i_\' been kip! up to the irc.~‘ciit illi\'f"
n1ylidrli'ess_ nud oxpr'c.~'.~: the hopetli:it| to the wuig i\ii~. S;iiiiilIf-rs sniil :liar It is gnu] inn; 0n,»',»|\,.c;(. “-in n`,,. wo iiiuy get clos'cr logotliur :ind i~ri~l lic lilaiiic ii ion' i'ciiiii_i‘l<s_oii this sub- compnrc with thc chccre iii (lntiirii.
opcrlic _in zi corrlizil-_iiuirinr‘\', sililriiirzé jci-I lust __\'i-ur. llr`_» Iiaid Iiopcd lliltl Ii_\' Why luis not lhi¢ .-\l:rIi-uli._ui'ail llepiiri-' pmiy dliTcrcnce'.~' und' ilinilkllig Il'o\"- .tlilf-‘_ _='.".=s\fi||_ pr\'icc would Iiu\'_c conir; iiii_-ill liz-\'o|t-il :i coiisldcriil`i\i~ pzirl ol, rlfflirr' for the lilcssiiigs oi llic pu_:=i but llizii ilir\"li:is not _roi :iri~ivcil_ ;il» fliri graiiii fri |`iiil'_\'lllg? Ili; conr'iiri‘r.,| yenr. l.ot us work in liur_iuon_\' lor iliough it ni;i_\-' noi bc fur ilisliini. llc with my |,i-;.'_.- pr¢.,,¢,,.l;;(,,| ¢,|- |,,,,-|,,_g,
ilcmonstrzitioii iurrns in each county. \ll1ut had been lloiic durimg the [mst _year for the Fisberiei-i"? The Oyster lndustry was almost depleted, owing I0 S0l1le unknown rlisense. Wlmt had the (ioverninciit done lo combat thin disease? Tho iiidnsti-_v was practical- l_v Cecil ioiluy. and no effort warhe- ing made to revive it; Not ai, single r-xpoi'iineiit_ was rnride in find om who; the li'onblr> wus. Mr, Snuhijepg then dwelt on ilic liciiciits wlilch the (‘ur I<‘or'ry will liovto i-he roillltry, and spoke oi' thc vnlur- of <-.<ilaliIil-ihlllg` n “Qld Slntvl-lf' |il:inr in which llsli can hr; held until the prices advance. 'l‘herc is cold storage iii Charlotte- town, but rhiswloes nmf henem gh.. ilslicriiivu in the \\'c.<t1-rii end of the l.='lurid. he said. _ -
i\lr`. Sniiiirlcl'.~' siild llie my tgxag
\-_sci-c iirii'u_ii~ :ind iiiijusl. A few years Hiro the lox men seenicd content to pli_v_ on iniiziied values. but th_0 last. two ye.-a|'s ilic lndustry had been lrroliglif ilowii to :i brisin@»_.n;`hnBi,._ Ioxes vriricd in value as ,other um. iniil_~z \’t'Iiy should there be a ilxc~.'l‘ vuliiii on foxes? Western foxes. for izisliiuce. should not br: regarded in the sonic light us lslniid foxes; rusty silvers were iiol the stiriic value on those flint were free fruni i'_ust. Noth- ilu: could lic more i=.ni.sil_\~ i~eiu-lied than :i propel' viiliiiifion oi’ foxes. Very few' aiilinuls' :i_rc lining Hold. and in evci'y czise it is well known where they co to ,und wllul prices they Ilfltlll- 'Ilhf' taxation slhotilrl be’ on the iicrn-al' sales. -
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