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thinks um u thsociemiiieiirla

also It will go slowly in tho-mat- P.

(cllllullllili "W! P539 1) "Canada. was once belore moved

by l “_,' lervcr nnd-ooupan1

slon to rescue a downtroddenpeo ple lrom opprquiouand give them Bs!lum._ It imported thlijlloukbob- ors tnom Russia tor reasons pre- vlﬂslv §imllur to him whicbcall

b . m. which “ o‘ ll A‘ M" ‘be vwduwd or lbs lacuna? than" on only unlit-er‘ . y *”‘~°' “ “m” °‘ Aim-QMRQ-mﬂ

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inent. These‘ l or l 1 -7“~-"~°|'° mmivqd- 11°‘ NW1!

In the nameyllaltgtshss‘ Tllbtglgovolem: Wm‘ ope“ “mm Mt Wm‘ “T59” imtaon It they contill" o as tliol “ma? ‘or her” Mwlovsu grow" have begun the house attire‘ 56c n! or the Domlnmn The an.“ ., H kwnyqb ‘bailed ‘alga more we liavegotacqnninted with mint‘: ytdr ' not. . ‘hem "l" -'~"°'° "° 1"" m!!!" 1° P“; ll s I i; 8 l i m“ h, wonder whether n wpg not m; I .9 ° 5 Ph (m. t‘? lCzar who should have had our p pg obs soles. In t always y-"gympaﬂly when he and . them 1C 4 y-dea] with. Certain nu unit. nun-

‘province. A lllbaral jcourqqthn would be all“ m ptraigblsngut the federal orgnnljzulliou in ._ _, lovlnce. $o|ne 1b lloneiidw, noapllrsoﬂo‘

i gi$nt1rthe=sx- i‘ x le Prices‘.

gathering oflllbsiapls. Sui: m t throng-h a Qlmventon rw rg are mm to b d i lslralxliftolkinl‘ ulld. honesty, meygwxffig ,,,,e°,,,°§,;,?‘,'§',;§§,§ 11°F. ‘ca! lllﬂmillﬁfﬂlv Y- l" w“ and take chances. The Armen-

ians are not Dcukhobors, but, like

é" 558i gs we areotfering.

Province me to ltoét Iiitho p!

T-Elw‘="-:f-v_a—n_is;iw>£‘-j11$- “- * - '$‘-i—‘\'-%-.

g‘: men-T

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youitolbuy. ' ~

'35’Men’s Suits‘ in black; blue, . strvipespgreys and fancies. lar aylto p _ l $25.00 w" $80.00

35Men’s Suits, making up the _ balance of our stock of Leish - -;

man Suits, will be sold on*Dollar Day at Wholesale Prices

U N DEBWEARMSPEOIADS

"Ménfs ‘heavy 'all wool un- shrinkable underwear, all sizes. Eureka Brand, $1.15 a garment. Nova Scotia Brand $1.65 “

Men’s» all wool unshrinkable Combinations, all sizes, $2 suit. Penman’s, Fleece-lined

Sanﬁeld’s Blue Label $2.45 gar- ment. .

Bargain prices on odd shirts and .

drawers.

, , Alli sizes reduced specials forlDol - -

some article that’ it "wouldu ‘pay

15 Men's Winter Overcoats, . wellmadepall wool locals, -will_ ‘ -'

‘give the ibsst of satisfaction, worth sssobo n» $37.00. Special‘ ‘ $20.00

50 Men’s Overcoats,‘ making up the “balance of our stock of Leishman Overcoats, sold on Dollar Day at

Wholesale Prices

HOSIERY SPECIALS _ Heavy, all wool, black Hose, regular value ‘75c. '$ Day, ‘two n prfor $1.00

s Another line at 3 pr. forT-IBLOO

its Cashmere Sox, allsizes, spa 'a]$Day 850131‘. . ‘SUNDRY SPECIALS

’I‘ies,ireg. to $1.50, $ "Day- - -

Shirts, all sizes to 171/3, on $

"Day

Gaps, specially priced - - - -$1-50 Wholesale Prices on all stock.

Tailors, Furnishers anrlSole Agents for H. Lelsllman 00., Best Ready-to-Wonrﬂlothes for Men.

Flexibility pf your- corset is essential ‘to

grace and ease whenldancing.

Corsetcd the P.C. way assures not only absolute comfort but also an air of fashionable poiseand dignity. P.C. corsets make for‘: ﬁgure improvement.

Ask your dealer for P.C. They are the utmost

value In style, comfort and service. Fm: lace, back 14cc, White and4lnh

PARISIAN CORSET MANUFACTURING CO. LlMYfED

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Our weal-system: winter" 1 I

l -nn.iv.n

; $1,000 FOR SET OF RIBS. lPrlze Is Offered b National League l for Prevention 'Splnal Curvature.

lDr. IF. P. Millard, president oi the National League tor the Pre- vention of ‘Spinal Curvature, who recently conducted a perfect back contest, announced this morning that another contest will "be begun tomorrow, in which n. national gearch will be made tor the person possessing the best chest and set oi ribs.

;1t will be open to persons oi all ages. The winner will receive a prize oi $1.000.

lIn the perfect back contest which ' --was‘ forwvomon andchildren. Vlr- slnialPearson, movie actress, was the _wi_nn_er. ‘She wired that she » wlllnlso enter ti: s contest. Ath- lees from-all ovprgllmerloahavo ‘ql ullled their Intention o! enter- lug, loo. -

Houssnou at» wonnv l ~~olllulln. | <

lLord -Curzon ls a. great stlckler (or detail. _ As well as pgylng con-_

Iesﬂne 0.190 ta on a}; eon ‘an i

. ilclals wmchot not,‘ than custrlonds

l, iollows on the result on

' encouraging class Ideas In govern- lfi ment unduly the departments nndl if ministers

‘J1 ‘Interests o! the ' The bureau or lmbor should notbs-

v ness. The Monctou Times puts its

aqlentloup ottenti n] to’ ls oilicim

ot Liberalism should? {trike ml! Ior themselves." e

Minister for the I People

Deallngwllh the Canadian weak- ness roi- (notional representation“ the Brandon Sun comments .85 Gov- srmnents:

“Under our present system of

are apt to vbeomue wrarpped up in the good service they

are poi-looming tor the farmer.

worker, or army. Sometimes these,

nmlbitlons seem to clash with tho ‘ general public. whom all departments also serve.

come merely ab. exspnrte“ defender oi the laboring man; the ‘agrlcul tum-a! department should nctnllvo- cute only those things beneficial for the ‘agriculturist or-the militia ‘department devote itself nvhollylo soldlerlhg. All considerations need uJllWll/ys to be‘ weighed In all ser- vices Iby governments. Enthusi- asms for pet projects are forgiv- able, but therol must be considers.- tlon for all needs, Including the wide public. SOme specialized bur- eaucracy should Ibo struggled against-0r uve should have n min- lstry ot the people."

Roads and Politics

Now Brunswick. ‘like Quebec, has a good rouds policy and has spent much money to make it-ef fcctivo. The result. as m Quebec, has been criticised. It has lboen found that to llllllld agood road ls only the fbeglnnlng oi the busi-

understnndlng o! the case as tol- Iowa: - ‘lCertalnlv there is 3 good deal ot dissatisfaction with the Foster Government. There ls a reeling that, with the revenues available and the stIII Inrger amount hon rowed on bond issues, which are really a mortgage upon the _- pop; erry oi’ the people, the cond tion of the roads should be a good deal better than It Is. 0t course, some improvements have been made, vbut those nre temporary and will not last hall’ as long as the mort- gage bond issues. No measures have Ibeen made on so-calied per- manent wvorknnd-In the meantime the back countrydistricts are sui- ferlug from bud roads and dilapid- nled bridges. Mr. Palmer is ac companled on his tour of the pro- vince lby Major Brooks. a returned man, and their object is to arouse the people and have an 011M111“- tlon In readiness for an appeal lo {he people whenever the Govern- ment choosos to cnII the election." Armenian I-mrrilgrants Crlillolsed, The proposal that the Govern ment of Canada should take steps to-brlng to this country as Immi- grants the Armenians sufferers from the Turkish persecution has not been received everywhere with applause. The Edmonton Bulletin

~-.~D.izzy Spells

Ate Usually Due to"

Jn Bullion f L.

’ .1 through his bousehlglsd accounts ev- ery wreak. tOtten -aiter aqﬁsblnqt ingesting at which“ a decision to

walks across thelPnrk with qnopi his colleagues tonne ‘home imﬂarll’ ton Il-louso terrace, lamenting the

t U; ~bqeon or, orsome illu- miimesllc. com creased . In xprloe. '

. W°".'.°»'

Thompson's restaurant:

{What's the matter, '~BIII? You bro only lasting crackers and vmillr; Are you on a diet?"

ﬂsonlon.

. inland ‘millions llﬂhllbﬁn -‘lXill-d6. lilo =

dity has In- '

. , - '-—“‘ . " Oue-trnvelllnl nlln lo another In‘

‘ _ "No, ‘on oomdtlsslonﬂ-The ‘Haw

..Constipau'on

When you are constipated, .- 0t enough of Nature's ubrlonting liquid is pro- wallﬁ n the bowel to keep ' e f waste soft and ‘uh ‘. Doctors prescribe Nujol because It. acts llkﬂ ‘this natural lubricant and Jim! replaces It. _ Nu oi is a Iubr cant-not

' non-British immigrants will moan

them. they look better at a dis tnnce. They nre entitled to the tul‘ measure o! lthatvprotoction which Canadians died In France to soc- ure tor them and all other =p90ples —in their owncountry. ‘It is the lbuslness for the Allied Govern- ments to see that they get that protection, and at the Uamadian Government to Insist that the Allies shall. do so. Hut nslor bring Ing a rew tbousrind ot them to settle In the Dominion, that would neither settle the Armenian ques- tion, nor made tor satisfactory conditions In Canada."

The Immigrant Iuue. ‘l

The ‘Winnipeg Free Press taking broad ground on the matter oi 1'11- mlgratlon thinks. without sufficient causegtihnt tho province of Que bec is not enthusiastic about im- migration. lbecause n heavy Inﬂux 0t English speaking Immigrants or of others who would eventually

Ivecome assimilated with the Eng ' ﬁsh-speaking population, would reduce the relative strength _ and inﬂuence or tho French Canadians in the Dominion. T-hen the lFree Press article proceeds: _ "There is also opposition to the adoption oi a broad and vlgopous Immigration policy on part oi’ cer ~ lain people in this country; who rcur an increase In the number oI

the swamplngof the British ela- ment lin the wlestern provinces. The Free Press hns in I-he past cited a nummcr of more or less prominent people who have ex pressed such opinions, and has

just canf beat‘ m!” I was $53:

I . 'w$ @9475". 100 was

»l

shown that they had exaggerated conditions unduly and l-llldg an,

wlarrsnted statement» regarding the present proportion or the tor- elgn races and the general senti mcllt oi’ the West. Even in the years oi’ the iioodtlde oi’ immigra- tion the non English spoaklngjm migrants never rose bean/l 25pm- cent, the joint immigration from Great Britain and the United States usually accouning torirom 75 to S0 per cent. of the "whole. While these proportions continue there is no likelihood ol.’ the E118- lish speaking elements In the coun- try belng flooded out. Immigrants

from Central Turope oi the rightl- class should be wvelcomed. Jtthsyl come here ,wlth a view to hcoour

ing Canadians they are desirable‘ immigrants and any suggestion

that the bars be put up against

them on natilduinlluti -or political. grounds ‘would not be supported by public opinion. . “Another consideration -wlxlch may have Its effect on tho GOVI-l ernment is the attitude or Labor. which wants little increase in im

migration while there ls any unem pwymeut in the country. Labor's fear Is that even ‘If thevﬂovern ment seeks to encourage only ag- rlcultural settlers to come to Cull adu, mnny ‘would come nominally, as such, but would very sooudruttr to the cities and towns. But even

It, In spite o! all duo ‘precautions

this did happen to some extent

Labor should not. be blind to the» [act that the grout proportion ol’ the Immigrants ‘would become per’ znanont settlers onthe. land and" that their production ‘and the supplying o! their needs would be» agraatstlmulus to the business ol’ ml, country, and would greatly’ hal-p to provide employment and‘

prosperity tor the workers,” l , i_-a-o>———- ,

CLOSER OHEGK ON FOREST ‘FIRES.

{it is always 0i conwlalctﬁblﬂ value. to know how ‘lites, prlslﬂllls- as quell a study bullies P05818116 V113 application of rprevenlivo measures: [for a conslderalble number or years ‘ t F. hrys.b_oen;necc6$1l\‘Y-'W <19" ﬁn}. a the causes! n lax; e P91‘; is s. IQ! was m: "ml WP». 211g fgfé-ipemtge 0,! pnltnown ‘fires qr, last leolonplidwlﬂkl’. ,1 w» n consider-cycle reduction, "whi mo? bosiksuafas an indIestIonot mailer; in) improvement In ‘the ‘attention g van to study dome tires-Annuity

‘sport. Director» or Forestry. ~02»

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