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` " ‘nun tr..-an amine » nu uuamuii in ' 'rim statement has been mi", neun snap-om were go to Pa-

- ’°'"°"‘_°”°-‘Q -9 °"?..°' °°"“ °“ . repeated that Cangdabi }_"°rl;:1_':V!;_”' “if” "h“ih°°"n tot-lsry, where they will remain for

sn»iiit».iv.sE1>t-»=Mi=.»u: 9.1922.-~ ~ ‘;:';“‘:;ii;:;---_;;~_,,g;;_'i;,;--~ ';i':;:;.°;:;; .¢;;°:.°.';:.'f‘.:: ;::s‘ M°.*h°*'5! Let Us Hell’ -YW

' ' ' L _._ ' Y' 'A "D°'“1“‘°“- "’h°"“ I” em" °' mei .lust laws end`\ll `ha m down the iClvde Mr and Mrs -Paton \ ' 4

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CANADA ANP THE UQ O.. `consumptlon. this country' ii' 1 nianeprovinoes there has been ai mod th-"vs_ ' Will have aibout completed their ex-_

. 5 ~ . . _ . _ _ _ i _ _Q ’ i.L_‘-‘_~.._ -_ _ L_. _ . [heavy buyer in the Canadian nuir- “"F'.'*"“ “W :"’°":;“ ;:""':u;;:"i‘o love-ond. lovliig,'to'~"tramtate _;;':;l§d l;f_:;d'3e;‘;?:°|“s::?gN°::;

rel. wma pain xiii-. slim. c'<»u"'.¢ ““_”"?°' ° P°° - " _ 1~>wli=w'elsri».’wtjh u watt' i . “Qatar ,,, the new in our pro-,U-pon me hung, ,Mn pas-smug, md has been much more pleasant, .birt_

All`¢.&¢llehf. article on the ln-

» _ _ »

lerntltlonal Position oi Canada ap-‘bah 'nd asbeslos "P Npruemr _vim-Q where our Pt7P\l|H'l°||' has’ dec are Mm “eps v°ry>c°1d but ahogelhefl '

1 I ‘V _A _ _ . I ~ < it .- . ~ - “ al- , d M s. ~P to hav had 1

PGH: lil the current number nf;u'° °f ‘ms ima" bm l"u_,°"“m'.'"||““ °ff 00|” Ya" 1° 3°" 7°' ‘ Wihat deeds alone areahle to ex- r “gen ,rum sh" ,rhevewm his

class of Canadian good»"iiold' to quarter of a century. paint? ‘ pi-gag... - ' v - “"’*" 5 i' ~ 't

- -~ .~ _ -- str ~iilt".

'he N“‘"°°°' B5” °f F“'“"'”""‘~' un: gunned Smileh “hlmvwtu :emu 'i`he`sublt-ct of our losses ful e n“»~$le?d“- nm 'mms of numerous friends. l

: a ' _ . . _ . it ‘ ~ ' i '"0 F "mm mm I e 8 ipopulafrion is not a pleasant out-.l The must" fm. 3 people-B-happp ‘ ° °

but it is urgent itiid it should be; suiiartly faced. 'Pllere is the cillll,

tlio -Commerce Monthly issued by

.\'ew York .

The Puma", M me anirh, is Milli-ary' -exporter of exactly thosei sm, me mum," _,d,,,,|_,K,. _,f classes of ravr niiiterieil nndfoodlv

[fade bn*-et.” (‘m,_,,|,, and ,\,,.;|lt'1lt|ut-ts which make up ilu' bulk' united gut” and ,|,,, ,,.,.m,,. iof - Vanatlian export trade. 1'hu`s. Fad; R, Russell. vice prc-Suit-iit of,"""“5\‘ “"' ’°xP°"~5 “L "im" h`°'"_ tha Batik. niakeu out a go-:rl i-use. _tha l'nlted States during the ihrcr

Tlluhi are innny v0i\\ltllllH“'Y\'11\'.\` T"-Ah"rW5l Wars 0' 1918-1921 were or tliniate oi in tli character vt

,_ _ __ ’_‘ _t I ' ' e 1 ‘

fnennes ,O ¢~m|,,,|,,_ --[gy ,hp ac_i.’.l._000.000 -uhile the .ivvtaut ex l _

incl- that we have fewer P€‘0l\|¢"

‘iii Prince Etlwartl island than wt-._ iitfd ilfty years itigo, when our Pro-’

_vllve vras' first united with the Doi, minion. The cause of this dt-clen sion is not tu bc found in our i-oil,

our people. None of the old pro-5

cvnted tests of grtwttw-1-'~" he ser! i°‘""°` f""“ L"‘°‘*"“ “”“’ ""|»" "8": vinci-,~ has better soil. or L-Minute;

at this outset. "Canada now rniiksl00‘3-000 h“§|““'5~ im* ii more healthy. vigorous. ill-I

. l . .

i When reciprocity and other pol-'dustrtons and thrifty population,

the world lt is luimeiisely rich iniitlvill duestiotit-t are acut- wc ur0l'h‘*l‘ Pr|'“'9 Ed"'“"‘| "‘]““d'

iuttllfui resources. its $0vet~uiiieuti“5““"Y mm wi" the '~`""°‘1 sm' IB stable. lt's popnlatioii is tlirii'ty1Y**>' W H ‘-‘0\1§\lT1\lll§ fafhei' lm” im 4 forty _rears after our tintou with

'exporting country, in other wordm! Caiiarla. we suffered -from incxcu-| that the Unite-tl States- woulti itir-l~"‘M“ n“¥|‘f"‘ “W1 """°“§ 3*' '-he nish an almost unlimited inarkctl

as 'one of the foreinust nlitioiis of

and energetic and its business

leadership has been proved to be

of the imaginative type requisite

for the organization of modern in- f°" C"“‘""‘“‘ f°°d Dr "M" ,fertile lands of tho northwest al

iiusiry."

Proceeding me articip Hier., ,0 one of the heaviest exporters of men thither at a time when

.

cu ' I

I- in trim that during the first

liands of the iederal authorities. The opening up of the fi-ee and

Priiit-ess Mary and Lord 'Laewelles

are to stay' with Lord and badv|

Harewood. at Harewood House. in To Rev' Dr' Herridge and Mrs'

‘.ol_kdmm_ m .me mu" Dan or Seville-rrltlize, of Ottawa, in _ille act-i~i

[amber uuddurmg we ant “_M_k ofideittal death by sltootliig of their*

ison (Gordon will go otit the sympa-i

October, on it is not expected that,

Gomsbomugh Han Wm he ready mritlty of an titiiisiialtly large circle oi their oct-npatlonro imoil. Prliici-ssime"d"" winner of the Mmt°ry`

Cross t'ur hi‘u\'er_\' on the held of'

October 2. when she will Open tho mule' and havlng “ Service mcoml infants' Ward at the General Hors- 'hm' a""_' wung Canaan" mmm' pitiil. -li.‘R.H. and the small hott--ei"'“'~V' rm” vigorolw' cheerful y°“"g puny Slaymg at Kenwood “im gofinaii but recently married seemed! to Leeds two 0,. three “mes during to have before him a career full of me Mummi Fwtivall w,m‘,h takes promise. Pate intercepted ut the

niitfdle of li!e's span, and again;

when and on ' Oembm, 9 'Princess one is confronted .by the insoluble ._“a,,y and Lord Lmcenes Wm gmiiiystei-y that directs human des-_ to Newmarket for the race weelt. l""-V' _ ‘ _

.\l:ii'y is to visit Leeds on liloiiiliiv 4

place during the first week of Oc-

'boo

“\Vhile it ttbe United States) ISV.-0 qttmr-ted' many of our ytiungl Like a story from the pages oil

t‘iinaii`a's export and iuipcrt irtiile; manufactured mods. it's mor#

quoting statistics to ilhow that in nm” °“" hundred mmm' Num* t»n,,But it ,wait only In that one

mm. of “puns mnwa rankslby no means consume either it'si,,.epem mm we ,umpred ,,,,,,.(, tolmh among “aliens und. ,ma,.‘food products or'it's output of_f1-om western attractions and

tho United Klnililom is the fore- mm" “th” 9,3-‘*5““ 0’ raw m‘°""'l!:0m Zarvmt excursions fn?" dm

lain and it is still the world's tore-l ' 0" `L`°““' New B'“'““""'k- °'

most foreign buyer in the markets

Of lilo United Suites. In the fl§(‘2l‘m0"" Fxporwr 'H those cmsses on

i

yea, pndmg Jun.. 30_ 192-L ,.n-,mu liroducts which have _their origin; Obviously those harvest excur- from the United States to Canada in ”°"'"°“l "“”°“"°°s in “"3” Ml MDM' with 'hs mmm mm 25 per were only a little less than the d°"“`§“" “°*`d’~ C"'“a° mafermsicqm swam' than me outgoing

combined expo,” In I.~n,nC,, _,mi and foodstuffs together constitute.

- t i

Gerniunl' and nearly three timeslab°“' han °f nm mtg] upornl led for a moment, but we submit-

from the United States.” ‘ted to them namely. it could not

the value ot' the total exports ot_ ttfgflfnited States to South Am- erica. Imports into the United

States from' Canada are not ex-

ceeded in value by imports from

exhaustive figures the value of the

Ca'nt§llim market to the Unltedf S.tt£t,e.~ is strongly emphasized.

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CLIMATIC CHANGIB

The question is oft:-ti asked. par\

any* other couutry except in uc- livttlefiv during unusual v'v»-ather.§‘i”d *"”i”'¢€'Ed_W=\f'ti 1518114 \11°»t 0!

_ u.ll_ Altn-ost side by side with

_ -th it the climate is changing. 'Phe .' _ .

“sional years from Cuba “t present summer nov: almost overl!`e“-t°"m“a"d' we we" d°°”‘ed

` ' ‘i to see the population of that an-. v ,

has _been an unusually cold one? great and Mneu "Column, gmwhati bw-n‘ “SS°0l‘¥t9d sine” 1‘““"i“K

thi-re were comparatively few real: 100,000 in pi,pn|,,¢_t(,n_,,umde me'

through federal neglect the win- ter Ice-blocltiide was still unbrok-

Ontario.

fare were a, monstrous injustice that should not have been tolera-

iucrease the population of Canada io gather up tha people of the Fkmt and dump them in the \Ve.~it biltfrotn this cause all the Mari- time Provinces suffered greatty

day, when strolling along one of;

l

,comer to Vancouver, having been'

FL", mms df the foreign ,mae Dflly warm days, "Our summers iire_!.L'ltiutl. while wc. within the-chair

mw-” hor," and (.0,',|U.-- Wnglttlcti circlc, reimiitieti stnizxiaiii or

Ctintida. it tlecliires. is carried onli-Y 1 2 S " gwtw rem” 0

_ , __ _ ir v.

with_ the lInltetl'Kliit1doin and incl* Fcnmal °°m‘“."“*~ 1“"“ "“""“ "I

United States. and ~u the tivelvclii Wm bo l‘€'mP¥'\b*’-\'l‘tl» *<'~“ "ll UW! Such facts its we have slillcd month; ‘,nd(.,| Mme 30 ‘cfm PM-hitistially long and warm one antlnlllttke. as we have said, uupii=a.s-

_ . . .--_ I

ot' tiiesc two' cotititrics took abontiil Wm ‘W "l’m“‘m‘“"""`d ”l"° ‘ha°l:T;Pdre;;di:l:f" . bm they "‘““l ‘be

_ _ _ _ _ i t'_' are to be rt-meilied

twn :inns of tits total taiia<iiuu_<-°I““‘““' """‘ ""3 K‘*“""“‘ "‘“'- . .

init-rs growing hotter and drvcl' , tj

half the total imports into Caniitlai, ~ - ' '-‘°“’-‘ “H Upward. 'l`l\er»e burdens

l'l`liere is nn i-vitlence to show that fall upon a people that ure ycurlv

Sl. te,_~ >` lthc climate. luis pei-clhtibly clianfldhmmnhing m. numbers' Ye! “ei” niou-ton ln-itil-_ of the mon-tli was thelcam" “'h° 'wk me °h““'h s°r"!°°`

lfav`e"iong come from the linitcd

F - ` l d si the island was first lii.i “WI” the Provincial nor the Fed

The article l>|’0C“e“‘ ‘° =’h"“'." “ce :eral Govei'niiic-iii ni' today are malt

ling ant' amitittnt 1-flort to t'etfover

this-value 'of Canadian natural rc-

sources in minerals. coal. liiniher, absestos. etc.. and the neitrneas 0!

these to the United St-ities. We

quote the followiilkz

“including thc two transcontltt-

enlhl roads and branch lines there are not more than four ensl and

West lines in Ontario at any point

from the Manitoba bouudanv until

lilepeninstilu is reached. Contrast

ed with this limited transportation

between east and west more than

ten lines of railway,-inclutllnit

branch lines cross the internation-

al' boundary between Lake Super-

ior atid the Rocky Mountains anti, including ferries and- bridges. "_ in a‘~verltahle network of ruilifny qhnliéctions between sant-

erii Canada and i.ho»Unl1ed States. it is 450 miles from Winnipeg to

,'_";tiiiiisi‘i|‘i0iis and si. Patti. limi mio

miles io (`hicil_l0. the entire din-

tance througlra rich nnd settled ctiiinii-y._it is 1400 mites in Mont- real. much of the way through a sparsely sfettletl country. Whilr- tlie industrial parts of Canada nrt thus ,tar from some of the main

centres of Canadian consumption of their goods. they are adinlrably located by means of' their natural southerly lines of trade' to roach the heavily populated Middle At- ltintic States and the Mississippi

\;'i'i_l_iey. A fnmk_reco|niitinn of this situation is basic tn any under.

standing of Canadian trade rein

tions. _

fl- Here is another extract giving:

-thé_ American view of the rt-lativi advantages of trade between the two 'countriesz ,

so far as Canada is a pro- oriiiiw materials' which me State! does iint`pf'.1dtice iii

sufficient' for domestic

'iiiibited, or for that mutter that

there has been any perceptible cli- matic ciiniwc in any nerr 01' -‘Will Americtt since the life! Will” men landed lu-re. The tilt-rlil“t°t \"‘-' plorcrs left records in which cl!- matic conditions Vivre feffffffll W and those conditions differ in no

way from the cond

tions today. There have

been cold and _wet iiuintiii-.rs and warm and dry ones: l-l\\°fi”9

have been winters ot exccntimttll

severity and exceptionally mlm

one, but they have been inter-

spersed through the yearn wltlt- uut any apparent rciztliilritf 0"

tendency. i

_ ‘Scientists have come to tho con-i

_kee and St. Paul Railway company,

,Orient early in September.

mu' lo" g"°“"d' "‘-°U`i‘“"‘3 ”“" ing. The guests pros:-nt were Mrs.

||"=‘»<“-° 0|' l»ro\'i<ie any sateguartis _fur our future. 'rim ilepopuiatiuii

of Prince Edward island is up llai-euiiy a matter of as little con

or to the King (loveroitient at Ot

3

al islet in the Pacific or anothe lceland in the frozen North.

' Not thus careless of our wel

den Government at Ottawa, n

ilome in their time. They roalisi-1

flier srwnntea with it t-.net-gcticnt -_ il* like statesmem They were ni,

lnnd to drift onward :intl down

clusion that they know' absoiilteii' ferry and the increased ,mbsmy 0

nothing about the causes of weat-

lu-r changes: they cull fflmflli --_..._____

with comparative accuracy whut. '

the weather shall he durinil "W

next torty~eight hours hut nothin!! beyond uint, Certain proiznostictt- tors venture fur h0Y°°‘l "U9 *md

some of them have made ver? itood guesses but they were HIGHS' as and iiotninit more. There ll" movements of the planets which

HW permitted to take observrt

-int before.

occasionally affect weuthrl' C°\‘ld|' »

tions and these movements ar!

known to the astronomers but

these are i-are occurrences. The

Saxby gale of some flfi..V 0|' m0" rears ago was correctly foretold by the astronomer whore name if

'*‘**€O}-i soirontm.. Nor:

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bore bitt this in one sf the very When it discovered that the clergy

few instances in which the Plweif f-anis into such ii position with re- lation to ent-li other than uniisufil

wheather and tile cnnlltinns we_r=. 'ncvltithle 'Flin old univeriw per-

'nrmst its evnlutlons with remark- ible precision and italics moved

for many millions of ye s. so

many that tlie few thoihe year!

yesterday in slobber over the re

lover -the top and returned.

writ to the Bell Government lie-re

,tawa its if ours were it forei nt-or

, ' |

fare and our future were the Iior

"le KYB-vlty of our situation and

content to allow Prince Ed-ward la

decay and dciiopulation. The car

3100-000 Yrafly afford the undyingi

of which we have any history luive shown no uomenble change the long arrears of loss and cost We not-ti not concern ourselves "DUI" Possible climatic changes. A few million years hence if we

*‘°“°- wr may note some airrcr- Glwell from conditions of today but

The Patriot started out -on Tl\lll`Bf|&l' to rebuke the cle-rgyinen

of the city for alleged careless.

ness towards returned soldiers.

"W" ‘V070 “Ol lullty it proceeded

‘,.turnetl soldiers.i Actions speak

louder than words and the Brill

Pfi ¢‘-UM'-9l'll f0r the boys who went

- nold. Don Fraser, .Irene Sheppard

Ethel Meredith.

' proof that they realised the SP8'

_ The good work thus begun on

to us ‘by which the Prairie Coun-

The recovery of our claims -was

Boll ipnrty platform or i919, ibut

party gained power the subject l.as°been entirely ignored. lt has

thered whenever a Liberal G01-

liiven more tillle, more thought

cordially welcomed home -by their

Miss Edith nmwii tit New-i'0i-t, ' growing b0YS- f "

its-nn'.` " ' ‘ ‘

, ,- , , is the guest of -Mr. and ~Mrs. (‘. il.

‘ B. liongworlb. ‘

O O O '

Mr. :intl Mrs. George DeBloia cn-

some mmm.” work 0! 00,10" wMltei~»tainetl at a delightful dance :it

the marriage of Mr* "any Th0m_’t.lielrs1tmtncr house at Stanhope on mn' a formm. law Nugent M Ed_;Wetinf-sday evening, quite a num-- monwu' amd .MBS Emily Davies'-tier of invited guests tlrlving otii

,laughler of Mn and Mm_ Dam‘,]tl`|'um the city for the event. [ti Dawes, fm,mM,1y af this (my, andlwas a wonderful moonlight night.; mme of Sh. Loma Davies' (,meuu__,_|;iiid the scene, as the aurf broke on, Nm or Gamma’ which _wok pmceithe shore. is one long to be remem~

rmenm. at MMM Ve'mDn’wuBhi,ng_lliered. ’Mr. and Mrs. Dellfilni-. nrt-

itical hosts and the merry puriy

_ ' early autumn sport wcar are op- - cuing every day at Pzitons.

:,,|lT.im,:r:;,l:g |;;2:':m4;,;riZ€|dy:;||f;gfound the homing -hour some all too , ' 4

,in the course of a few weeks to§'“°°"' . . _ P0 hl)€ldll'l`;0r0ugh_ly up't0'd?lte C in ti .iargym f 1. i ~ i, , yous ou e wearln our c ' ti(;|;n;ol;e1;p,|ed wa,sn4h;r;m::§ Mrs. Rogers and hor daughter. ‘m 1/1/ g y lc

' _yt/’ 1'/‘iii 'i

, I mi /" \i|t .ima

l‘ tl i ‘i , t .

_ / , , t i§ | . . . . ’ till? \;i

up experience of me young couplef-Ziirs. Chase, who have been spt-.ntl _ ‘t 0 in , _i v ` _Mm Davies ,en .mmomon-someiing several weeks on the Island

iwwks ago for the const dues mtvi.-iitlng -relatives and friends. are Mwnd her vacation Wm, an old leaving this morning on return to'

friend, Miss Marjorie McEwen. One P'°5'°"'

Vancouver's thorouglifaires s-he met ‘C‘_lP‘S"3~.t“l3tl°“5 3-1'” 'iwlng "'x"‘“\l'| Mr. Thornton, who was also a. new- “d ¢° Mis? Em*-‘ Agnew 0” “‘“`

uagoment to `Mi'. Alvin Frazikliii

.sem were :by thé Chtcagm Mnwmpllianauld, BlS.'.-8., of Lavlstock,' tlnt..t

announcement Ui' which was marie'

[ln the legal departfneiit of whit-h'hi-.,"hlS “'°*’k-

. U U . i

Edmonton, The happy couple short-l -M UW '|"‘““l“ ‘C0“"“‘1 U15* “f'*""

_,..»._.._.‘.'_*,t.__.,_

` i Patons feature serviceable- suits' made in, pppuliu-_ styles of hard wearing grey and heather mixtures for

" 'BLOOMER PANTS Fon sCHO0L WE-AR

_ Good wearing bloomers that will stand the wear and fear of the hardy boys.

School Wearables for the hardy boy as shown here

give parents a ready selection nt this busy season. Son can’t take off his coat every time he throws a ball or

. stone. Certainly he can’t take oil’ his pants to run, kick ~ a football, or climb a fence. _

_ That’s why .the seams in Patons suits for boys are

reinforced-and that’s why they are reinforced at all the points where ordinary clothes give way.

_ Womens’ and Misses New Fall Hats and Furs i

_ - ‘ _'_,.f,.4~/T. _ __ _ ~ __ . ,_

The prettiest hats in (anada for

5' ’ it

._ I 7/

/' '§I"'

felt hiat now and the early shop-

-_ i fy .- . ' per gets first choice always.

_ _ - _A »_ _ Visit Patons Autumn showing

‘W \_; . today.

_ NEW FALL SUITS SHOWING

V The purchase of a Fall Suit is made a mere matter

of detail when one sees the smart .showing our present

,ly at'-ter their cngagemcnt motored\"°0“-1°” Wm b°>Se""'9d hi “N5 I-, 'lm Seattle ,md other poims ,,,,‘Horno, Miss M. Finlayson and .\iiss_ t\\'iis-iiinirtoii, and one day oi` the~E- Siem-‘*~

tmotor tour stayed over in Mount' l\'ernon, Waslilngton.antl were mar-\ MP5- W- E- Him! and Mfg- M‘“"l

l,-t@(\_ 'pliey me in Edmonton n0w,:i.0t\ E. Cumming, who have been i‘tc'! ,bm ,,xp9(._¢ go leave at .tm-,_ ,nd ofiguesls of Mr. and Mrs. Ben). llog-i lim. week for vauwuvet-_ as ¢},¢yict's. have returned to Malden,.\lass,,J

» _ , -~ i after a tlellghtful visit.

our Lmmwu has greauv Increased sail for i four months trip to tie! s I

f=XD0l't€ "C01lSldiff`8llil' “\0\"’ ‘h*‘“ln‘e climate wa" chnngmg' me Bm"-aii`il our llroviiiciui (lent is i1i.DiillYl s c s l ° ° ° ,

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,Mm Hawy .rhornmm 1.m_m,_,_\y1 A cordial welcome was extt~iitIt~tl

im". Emu). Da,.|es_ R pommu. Ed _ltn the Rev. Mr. Bruce, of Pasadena,

éguest at ti. pretty misceiianmméltl St. Petei"s Church lust .Satiiizitliy shower M 'mi hom?/of Miss Muvmiitttl assisted also in t,he_ mot~niug.j‘ Grimm' _Edmomom Monday even _,M~r, Bruce, who visited this ptovlncel

some forty years ago, was charmed

HMT! ,rh0m_wn_ Mn and Ml,_`._ nn" with the hospita-lity; extended. and ie] Davies' Mrs_ Reg Henry' M,._.,_ t-he many signs 0; mprovemletit to, Taylor' M11 Sharpe' Mm G,.|m,_h' he noticed tliro.uii out tie cty.

' Mm Nicholsoxx' me Misses Arm- 'Sutnmerside had upwards of oiic

A _ p _.k.

strong' Mabel' Jean and I H' hundred and twenty-live visitors on _ ‘ _ 'iwednesdny and Tllursday for the

.Nam `H°mbeLk' Elsie HMS and annual meeting of the Womt-.u's

Missionary Society of the Presby- terian Church for t:lie Maritime Pro- vinces. ’l‘lie several sessloiis were

_ interesting and inspiring and the rlvliy 0|' WY “|W“'M°“ “nd e""ge_"`lentert:rlnment all that could he

lite Mathieson Government herc ati muy begun to "pm" “ w\'°‘°"°"‘° wished for, the visitors greatly en-

, and _°m"`l“f“_ _rf“‘ef‘7' joyliig their brief visit to the Prince

--*_* County capital.

_ C I I

t our behalf was interrupted 'by the Miss Gertrude Mcl’lterf=0n. Of

Great W-Ln., bm th, foundation of Boston, was the guest of Mr, and mu, JM, claim* to H Share in th, Mrs. George Sharpe for a tow days

.wurd along me swm demon' m proceeds or me Nnrthwegl lands this week. 'being one of it motor

md been wan and (run. mld b,.__ party touring the Maritime Prn- t fore the C-onaervntivo party had """"""s'

O O O

33'; f°gM;::_(_ "T3: gggvvlfnfgalla |Mrs. R. H. -Rogers and liitlc

pace . . . ,

period four years after the war, ?“l;g:“;;‘ Ilsnnyilfwrday °" a ‘mm nothing has been done to recover'° P" 5 “ .°' _‘"2

Rev. George .-Duncan and Mrs.

U was 0 “M u an' named [hunt-an. who have been summerlng

y p D ‘ at Keppoch left Wednesday on re with the lifebloodtol’ tho lunaterit mm to Mammal m ch i 'h

, ii . o e re-

P'°vm°"s' giret of their friends hero.

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offerings embrace. Cut along youthful, slender lines some Verb’ Plflilli others with effective touches of newesf trimming ideas, made from the very finest imported Tricofines, many richly .trimmed with fur-novel Sleeve and collar effects-truly the most wonderful suits to be

featured this season at ,an

_ _ - ywhcre near such

pricings. modest

. LADIES' COATS Fon FALL AND WINTER

Made of fine wool fabrics, in the smartest styles-

f2l_I\_Cy Check backs_.-assorted shades, including ;‘;)l‘1;?fb9lfS» deep pockets and strap cuff, J pst the

a or present wear or even real winter weather.

TONS LT .

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can uterropolis, and lu-r friciitls, Mr,

and Mus. lotus Sir ‘ - - ..

’ | °""°~ ‘" ‘\|"’i'-*‘ tilt* ::t-it-c, hut iii-tuiillv in uri_ _.,

"_ . .l iii ini

_ _ “ ""‘ Oil <'ill1t\t~it_\' for silt-<-itssfiil tllartrlcd utiilt thc iittttiral lit-eiiiiy of iiiotlitwliotiii,

the (inrdctt of the Gulf. anti :iftcr c - ¢

]'~“\\'l"l! il"l‘ Pvlltlniied their litiliiltir Nil) uloltg the St, John River lieftii-it

rr-tiirniiiii. to f‘.li‘ -.1 _ ,

, _/ag". .iiiii others fiiintlini~ with girls'

'Phe Mctllciil Sncii-ty contliiitctl

n*‘(‘f‘fl|i)‘-il |\i‘-'limi tlist-itssiott lius ci,~,,|,||,," MH | ~

f.

. ' itil cism_ It riitiiiiltli-it~| i . . i tilt-iuii

1,90" r . A - .- ,- __ _ ‘ < i o t it llukt- and lluuliess o

p nice ing iii Biittiiii ii spoil- shirp M “Umm AMW", nw lou

spciitllui: two months in Stoilittiii

llxirls :irc noi tlellttrrctl, -hy pliysit-:il

illililillfillln. front iloliiis; :iiivthiiig that

hor: -t ii '~ - . . ~` "' “"~ lh"-‘ ‘“" "“"» llllllll. at I-inlinorul Castle. - lptlll, ur use ally vltilcni excrtitin witlmtti deir-riorutlon to their or- lztitiir s_\'.-Ictii. (llrls iii Briiiiln liuvt-

ing the iltnes-s of girls in iiidiilgi- lit ull clauses of mei1's sports. Simu- st-ientist-s liuvt~`ilicen taking ilu- pg. sition that too much atliit-ticisiii is injurious to 'gl-rl’s` physlcrvi lii.,,|,h

’ U C I

'hcen guilty: lu cxtt\i|si\'vl_v for foul.

"‘"S°|°9» stmllillllt of ientioiin. and !m""" "pr" 'hm wwk'

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.liiill and oth:-vr roiilcli sp.irt, und evcti \\'i‘cstlliig and ilinxiul.: imit- lii-i~ii titloilictl. 'It will lit- iiitcrcstiiig

‘hit k“0¢‘kll\8 about of tht- Iimivai-c

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,.,.,“_,,,,‘_,'._.._.‘_._._._ 1 will bc lutliit-i-il by thi-_ tlcit-rtiiiiictl

attempt of izishinii dit-tutors to res

init- hor to \'it~tti|°iiiu iiioilc.~:_\', 'l`h-\ 'Ik'

591* ' - -f £5

nut. only iigainst all rules of icntiii-l Ltiily Maud MM-k|“tm||_ tlgugii

m,|_ “qmse gms, she my Thpy “_m_l_ ertif the Duke and Din-ltcss of Di-i

-tiiisliire, wus umout; -the guests in vltcd to moot thc King und Qurcti ut “Moy llnll,” Scotland u on

Y 'l‘ht=lr Mujesties have been vtsltilli

mm' '""""l°r"‘ "f_ _|’h»"~“""‘] l‘\||ill1't‘ Lim Muckiiitosii. and Mrs. Mucltln

touh for tt few dttys lately Til*

g'"""" I" """""""i" 'IW ‘*ff“"l 0|` it King uttd-Qtieeit. i'ollowlug 'i tint

Seiiutor u.iid Mrs. Currie. of Att

f|\p,,y ,.0,m,ndi thm'hm_de"mg 0|. nw lliiirst. uri- uniting the init-i'estln|t\i=

((‘miiln1u-ii on Pitgi- Sl!!

to note tvhethrir ilu- "r\tti.dnor girl"'r;=.--

made B prominent plank in wp 'Mr. and Mrs. John Agnew and

‘ family, who have -lit-en summering

in Allherton returned to the city on

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for three years past since t e Wednesday for me winter.

he n B much mr ml H it Doepest sympathy is extended to

e a g en as

were a dreatn of long ago. These g°mz£I1”Hi;2sbg;=:b;am:g‘£: claims _dangled before the people occurred m Ne’ “sn on wedmw as a mutter of millions to _bo ga- du _

ernment should tput out a -willing _,mi G0" ,rn tm. Nnugnbon Wm

_ hand to receive it. And yet, it ils be “ned my _Mm S 'R Jenkins safe _to say that Premier Bell has Mm; Méhlmn and ilrlzoémon '

U U U

- and more effort to capture it sin- ,Mm C_ E M.o,.,.,s and mn W""_

Ric trout in the Dunk river than Mm have gon, up to _montmalu he :ind all his colleagues have he- wh,,,.e.M,._.M,m-|,, Wm ,,.,,,,m, |,|,,t stowed upcu the recovery of these atumrm M M¢g}m_

'Rovernment is not u good nrlvcr- million dollar claims. Are these

|m_,m,_m M me pamnvn m_etPnd_ tht- men to restore ottr lost |iopu- An-mpg the intpi-payed ytsitory

t

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.lation or to uiieclt the bleeding psf, this week was Mm M, |,_

c lout: skirts :uid full drape cfl’ecis ure

Guardian Readers ‘

,_lii»rc. Alretidy the girls are |ir<i¢p¢.i|. intl. and ugiiin each other 'to keep their sklits short. The sporting girl reseiits being asked to swathe her- self strain in long. clinging mpeg, “-Her l"reedoin" is wrapped up In U10 Hil'_\P that is passing-perliaps. I O 4

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From the W. I. Leu", collection 00°-0000-0-0-ooo44¢+¢¢...4,. Q

'rue school. rescusns

l=Ai1-H '

'W'-‘P9 Bm I chosen liy the (front.

0|' £0 |00k lifter the little flock H

hits placeli_ln my care. 8

\'0I1ll8 minds that l must teach

more clearly- to understand- young

hearts that I must uttlii n h

» 8 i te ways of kindness and sympnihy_

HOW can l impress them with

my thought for them:

That. they can find life beauti.

ful every day through ii all if they will hc senile. ktiid _ iuiu iii-_ipfiii to others.

More and more l| 'mines in me

that l can conviiicc thcni. that Love is all.*lf 'lovclinoss is .uiy

°X°d\"~ To Hrk the question ui to vom, or cniciiim. miumn of tuicpt answer ill the leading _hospitals Ln the Ameri-

own ||fe_:n'#i vw" lm" Faith as lirl eport and the tgirl verandah .

my llllwiratl n ' slinll try to be wurtiiy pt .li&reu_tor;s__ Tru",

-ini! of killckerlmckers. with ii short

The steady growlli of independ-

ence and love of outdoor sports a/mmtg girls is removing the old fai- uous obedience to fashion dictators. If the British girls’ raids lntosports, hitherto thought fit -only fm- men! ern imitated 'on this continent. to 8-10' extent, the reliellioii will ho about complete. Even now the wear-

'cnverliig skirt. is lieconilug common lin the United States, and for tour-

outflt is becoming standard. 'rin-

dictated by sound some Hunt sound and roiiabi ance companion inulnu that afford you complet!

Fire insurance in I »

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For 8eeuri‘y and lervlu at equitable rlitl

lllil. a regular khiitlri kiiickerlmt-kt-rl . a

llyiulinlll 8: Co

flower will have plenty to pi-gust

about now. _ __ __ _ ~ _

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