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IN‘ PLACE OF MEAT ——'serve this uni ue roast as

the main dish o the meal. - Yotltfoiltswiil bedelighted.

Reicllpe, and scores of others, in our flee book.

Clluse Co. I ML. lmltrul 1-

Send l: ire: reelpe boot. kale

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4- i SOMEBODY , solulawl-llcRE 5‘, ' 5 wxrrrs YOUR i‘, - ruorotutkrn ' zlnrscwwrn s 16s Urea! George ltreer"

Write for designs and prices.‘ Anything from the smallest marker to

the most elaborate CFOSS.

_Our vmrkmnnsbip and prizes cit: the lit-st.

Vere Beck & Son

Montague

flilur Sydney, (‘ape Breton, wllicll

Plllilllllil)’. with a via-w to increas-

llu-r oi‘ ill-sis of Mexican wasps to

ln 1922 half a dozen provinc ll

l-l-t-nlde-nt.sx;ua;:;naea..:s.cflclil;er? xleeigfunneelt,s‘l.oll- Blnettljgovernmcutta received 89,214,272 lli Editor lIflh-“Nlilvktlzfi ikltfunfiaeti ' u“ ‘ ,- awn-s from the railways within their "" f" "mw" borders. Of ihcse millions the

bum‘. lupw“. Canadian ll'aciiic Railway ‘pald

slightly ovor 80 per ceut, or $5.717.- 283; the Canadian National paid $2,502,142 and other lines about 51.000000. During last year the taxes paid were increased by 8257.. 000, and the province 0t‘ Manitoba has entered euit against ‘the Dom- _ini0n tor railway taxes that are in dispute. It turns out that railway taxes are levied on a different hasis in the different provinces that are

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The GIJAIIDIAN he! he eh lllel (rel the ‘to ewlq ell-lie In

t liurleuelbvrlt Mlrltlne Blltlelere, Gleflel 8!. I’. T. Murphy. Prince- Q l . . DIIYo Queen 5

W. 0. Wright, Kelt lineal Well Stephen Dull)". llleh- IL TIO—II White, I85 Illn Ave. llnliwuv "Mk-ill! Fred Gludot, Great George 8t. “n. llulnlel, Spring Park lleed J, D_ Tgylgr, Qrqfgqn $1,

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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1924

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and prosper on philanthropy exclu- s vely; everyone has a right to the Fruit Coulpany it.-,: zmatc fruits of hill-l labors. Yet iV-‘llS a tract of blueberry barren m“ an, S0 “mm, [Muss h‘! this

LESSON

The kloorluutl

Our Provincial Government never et received any railway taxes, the reason being that we have no rnil~ Way's that are owned by companies, 4nd tlu- railways that were from the beginning owned by the Gov- t-rnnlient "are uct taxable. ln this way the hlaritimes are hard hit, as - 1 no taxes can be levied on the ln- .|i’:t:‘r;.xlqthrvrltllletltillozllplnthaailllli- nrnlylenls we have to face is mar Hnummm m. P_ Eh [slam] Bu", "' ,' " ' ketmg. This involves production qlytn Qnl- lnlle ln-nvlnce is the grout success so fur as the blue- as we" as 3M0. n involves thelcnl. (my excemlon lo lne general L“! iillclClllilll or buyer itS well as thcllnfl" “mm gives a gruwingtsource tit-it"s rru a - l = ' . ‘ - . ol‘ )I‘OVlllCl£li revenues al tle way éliutlnly Mp ‘Y's: ctlllitmglrlgfiesllultu tliiiiz pgullutl-l-j ‘it lnvollves Ill: tluestlptl fro?“ Halifax w Vancouver. A“ the r. 1r the Wddlwlsit) nlultiplicli that 0 qudmm as “f as 0 price’ n iuwm. i“°""?°““ hi"? a [urge C'p'“' ‘ " ‘ ' 11W“ "i? ‘liiillli-ly ‘Willlabie VeTYlnlileagc und mosit of them a large 71"?‘ smuni’ "wk lmssegiom m‘ largely determines the price. OurjCllnutiian Northern mlletlite. 8110

iul-ltt-tl the pickers, drove them off "lalkfls for Conan, ’ products are‘ the latter. although now u part of ‘lihe National system. is like tile

“m! SM“ many of ma" m ‘he hmllimited and if we produce beyont I _ ) 1 +1] t Me pm“ with M00" pommmg" Now the lnlits of our nulrket the sur ill.“ prov m“ y mm . i ‘ ‘ ‘i

til.-

_ .-.-<lu.~1.vcly agricultural province 1"" ‘m’ "mny ymrs ymldml a pm of NUTS which could be better done lltubli- l‘-*\'t‘l|ll('. The officers of the mm

the

cotipcruiiivcly than singly,

lcven self interest counsels

mg the yield, imported a nuul-ironnbr “lemod

l-‘ur cxnulplc, one of the biggest.

b1- r Flori were concerned.

“mnjmhv l“ (“Hgmslng n” plus product must be sold at a lossi

<lilll-‘ uXllPlllllDllS lllt'ill0tl of cx- . . , A conferen” ha‘ been called by ‘or not .lt all. A general conference “ML u‘ P. Graham Wm‘ a View m

l~'i‘it" ‘t~ _,_-' v . _ _ " mm mi‘ i 5 “m 9"th“‘i"“'““,of those interested befole prepare‘ 50.1w Selllelnenl o; [he mngle nnn

ltion is made for the production oflto avoid litigation if possibly The .\l2lll_\' valuable lessons might be the Seasorfs Smmly would enable lrlnannlnl post lells that (l, P, idnnm "Om the exlwrience or ‘hints Producers to garage the extentlRuel‘ gelmal cfmnsel for ‘the Ca"-

ylnnrlnlnl lrrnll Qompiuun ..ldian National, points out that the 111' haul

colony oi‘ workers.

Simiyof their - '11 . ' . . .

huppenml berm?- either zltllllllllzrhhrofaltnzxl/flr :1 alloll? presem syn“! ‘is in somgpmvn"? 'i‘ilc rabbit plague in Australia for » pl y‘ Us m“. whhle m other“ n is no ' ‘ ~ hat best only possible to upproxlul- and says "lt is reasonable that a “mmiiiP “m”! ('05! U18 illllelikatelygflilge the Capacity Qflne nlayfl fair contribution should be made to the various provinces. but that

things l

‘ i‘ 1 - ' ' . . . llltlli o lblt tuuntry mllllons of l.“ b," the lmenugem shipper gem!

lnuul: ; | -l‘~ - - ~ . ,. ‘ ' “ m‘ “ m“ "Mm? firming erally has his linger on the market

“tum” imlmfisibh,‘ evmvpd from a ‘it l5 an "anomaly that New Bruns-

“'““ “""“h i“? i‘ °°“°°“"°‘1 and hi“ wick, because the Canadian Nation- Jliillimi il-h‘ i0 llillflllily and Vallleial mileage in that province hap- i-uuntry by u futility oi‘ klngllsh cllbshoultl be of great assistance toilkll-s i0 be 011! Hliii 0lll 50119111119"! ' owntd, should practically pay no taxes to the province, while other plovulces which were fortunate enough to have Cuuadlltn Northern mileage. secure u large contribu- tion from the national slystenl."

lliill‘ o1‘ pet rabbits taken to thc|

lwm the “auger of interfemy w t ‘limit their production or enlarge it _ g “mbzlslthe probabilities \\'0uld indicate. 1mm?“ Wmm" “mi “Hieily lilo‘ Usually each 0i us produces his “hu“""<‘ "smwiml-v ‘he ‘langer i‘! |""filV0l1lle cr-op or raises his favotite l ~' -. .- .Hr)0‘i:"“‘l'ln'z “Mimkary iliipiimll" "Pistock with but little regard to, ‘"1" hither“) 511C‘ wluu flic general public engaged in t-l-ssiul institutions. ,' Tin,- illrt-

ordered Our case il much stronger than

that. of New Brunswick. which has an extensive length of ‘iiixpllylilg luileage Wlllllltl its borders, and

the some business are producing

immne] betwee“ the Cal"? and. not infrequently there is

fortunate enough to receive‘ them. -

it should be or. an ctltlitabie basis.‘

BE PROUD OF IT l oitcn think oi‘ how literally true are the words in Genesis. that we are made ifrom dust. from the earth

itself. - 'l‘lle same elements that are found in the earth, are lound in

that body oi‘ yours. ~- Tlle only difference between you and the dust is that you have llic. Tile breath of life ‘was breathed into your ilostrlls.

And its l tlliuk lul-ther about [llill W0lltlt:l'ii.il body oi yours, l renlem- ber that these simple elements that ulc ill the curtil, are so com- bini-il with one another, that they iorm n br-urt ior u pump. tho lungs and skin tor u ventilation, the kid’ lleys to reluove waste, and so lortll. And the food to nourish that body is liltewiswlksttppiictl by there same elements.

EThQst- footie are tlll obtained from the ground direct. the vegetables and lruils, or indirectly from lhc ileoh o1 unlllluls, which likewise have eulcn the foods eupplictl by the curlb.

And then just think what your body does with this food.

it [likes u-ny and every kind oi‘ 300d. eepurulcs the good from the usnltass or hnrmifuL. manufactures blood which carries nollrhshnlexlt lo every cell in your liotlv, and 1o evely organ that ie doing slrciill work tul- you. - ll then throws oft‘ by skin. lntes~ tine. lungs. and kidneys. all the waste that is oi‘ no further use to the hotly.

\\‘ith tlult food you are enabled to grow in itel-ght and weight it you are‘ young. or in sitrengih if you are an adult.

You urc end-bled to do your llillly work or engage in play. To plan; to red-loll, to use your brain.

ltl\'cr_vllli.ug,lilude possible by the transmrlnlng power of your bod,\' on these slulple elements in til;- fond. in the dust oi the rgrouutl.

l1‘ n nlaclline mnuuiactllrtztl by man uulkea an envelope. a cigar. wt- think it remarkable,

So try and g_et u rezll idea of your body. (flunk just tor a ifew nlinutes about till il docs -lor you, and how little it iiéku‘ oi‘ you. ‘Think lurltler of the beauty and strength of body that ‘.1 ey be yours. that should be yours. iif you really alp- prcrlzltetl the wonderful gilt your hotly really ls. I

\\'e are all prone to lake the good things oi‘ life as u nlatter oi’ course. They collie t0 us ill such at bountiful measure that we are apt to teel that we are entitled to them.

loll zlifair and the situation Zllllgllhel- a glut m. a shortage we Ottawa, . '- i . ' ' . “ _ 1* wmtemly sir-king i" bclleve that n common understand- pmtu :1 ulornl and adorn the talc." ting could l,“ “when a! at the pm 'l'il-l.il-':lll. . . , , ‘ j ‘

m‘ “Ind "dmny bdm". (“Wiper lliule which would be oi’ mat-

. ‘K0101 *1?" t . .

, t ‘i ll t tttlon oi’ U21, wusilmal hen-em to a“ A ream, m“

~lll.\'li11lil£ bu! prosperous. fact-d with extinction.

our clot-lug for an equitable distri- bution of railway taxes should he formulated and presses! ut the com» lug conference which the "Jilinistr-z‘ ot‘ ltuilmtys hits culled. The pru-

u w" Operative movement, a heart to‘

_ T“ “We "heart ‘conference between produc- .1 ll-\\ t<l(.'iiil8l"(-!(l Progressives were pen,

iul |‘1i(|ll(‘l‘il for pdiltmglllon

i iional system that New Brunswick lliis u jut-it claim for redress nlltu curry with it the conviction iiiiil our claim is still better.

shippers, traders, with HUNT Dumas“ ‘ma by m?“ “d illlll honest. purpose tolhelp each other ' ‘ r e lllhy helping all, would be of lilvSllill-

party survivvtl the session, in a continuum), like HHWIKH! and the lmpoqqlhuitlyilbglll,ours which, aftt-r all is bllt u small _ ~ field in the great “Hum”: m“ harm“ withmlt ‘hem. feeding the world. “ri"i“"")'. llolicnn-icd the Liberal burly until the inst vestige 9f Lll).

an

The able value

“"“' "lllllvffl. realizing

Canadllans have heard and read lunch about civil service reform by the King Govcrnnlent. And yet .lil that. has been achieved so fariis to announce ~11 "closed door" policy. it is n policy bull not yet ll practice. The policy simply means that no new appointments are to bc tnzldt-

fzlrlu which is

--?4+Q-.€__ "m THE MIDST or LIFE"

"iilfllll “has cross-tired out and the‘ llvliill knt-ll of the party's; former.

An impressive remind-er of the

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School and College Books and School Supplies-- ~

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of all kinds

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Work Books. Scribbiers, Ex- ill ercise Books, Note Books, / Blank Boots. Stenographers‘ it Books, Drawing Books, Pens, inks. Pencils. Crayons. Foun- ‘. tain Pens, Rulers, Erasers,

ilfiillify was sounded, The new

""“"“"~“ illlllily 100k Possession of

lunceaslng presence oi’ death in onl-

ilnidst was that met with yesterday

l D lpnnnpral uh - their arrival they found the town ln

Tuesday . ‘Inormg for an enecmvelmmlfffllll

l‘ \ ’ Amillwliy to exterminate the new g over the “due” dam-h of

it. (‘ariclk Bookstore tie-lower“ “ml Preventive are heme m" °' “S “m” ”°'°""“ °‘“""-“-

ll/‘l I ylllllillll‘ for a massed attack upon Hon‘ Robe" M‘ MaCGH-egor‘ a 1'90‘

Q 1S zllv-‘Llf/S llEieiLi‘ xllu-tu when the first 0DDOrtunltY' "fluent business ma“ and a "mum"

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i‘. ‘ ‘ H , _ félitTllrfl. of the Nova Scotia Government.

qualtcl a iol n M, n... l... M. Mcmego,’ who W

‘hi’ U16 Dally of excursionilsts win left Charlottetown by the llqclwl. "s1 w enjoy the hospitality of in.» lie-ville 0f New Glasgow, N, s, 0n

lilo barn-n, several of the old party

i “'00 rose against

the invaders , . lwtere stung and many of them sentl

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to filo hospital. Now there is a

scicntiists are agreed lhnl the introduction of unknown e18. lllcllls into a Icompound, the cilar. urlvristics of which are known to lu- rcliinblen is a dangerous experi- uu-nt and should be nvoidelp Tnln has again been demonstrated both i" iii"- (‘lllle Breton blueberry bar-

rvn and in the blbcral barren at (iliilwa,

l" the lllilme of’ life. was well kn°wn l" this "ii-Y 11nd province. well known and loved by many 0i’ our excursionists, who willl nnlln with their New Glasgow rnlends ln “illcere sympathy in their mutulll

loss.

-_<-e-§___;. WILL HE DO IT?

Mr. E. M. MacDonald, the Mlnnn, 9i‘ 0i’ Defence. in an interview giv- e" at Quebec. says his ambition

m

(JO-OPERATION

from otttsldc at present. but that Vilflllltilég as they occur shllil bc filled from among the host by whom

the extent of 25 per cent. At pre- sent the annual payroll is ltbotlt 855000.000, p-tlid to 45.000 employ- lees. We take these figures from the Monetary Times of Toronto, which is friendly to the government and approves the Robb tariff, but 1; frank enough to say oi its pr.)- jected civil service reform that “such a policy is about the worst the government could reach."

By evidence before the Senate Commiseion it was established that the department are over-staffed by 25 per cent. By the government policy these unnecessary ten or eleven thousand enlpioyeen are to be kept nn the payroll ltntll en~ mlgh others die or resign to make vacancies for them to till. They coltstitutc u waiting list on pay. If they were not paid they might jnln the growing list 0f he unem- ployed and perhaps annoy the gov-

the service is still over-manned to ‘

And then wile-n, illness come" ‘Illness 1mm our carelessness or wit-lull] wrong livin. we tin-surprise ‘ed if not really lntliglulut.

lie proud oi’ your body. when you

lvmu, [leads me money and mu ullwillllllt oi just llow wohtlerllti it is.. mission of the counsel for the Nil '

ll‘ you can't be proud of it. d:

‘Icilsi be lzlir to it.

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i Daily Selections FOR I

Guardian Readers

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now-o ewwoovooo» +0 o» e000; A SHUT-IN

FShc- tranquil sits beside her small- pluletl window.

A ‘slender figure, wrinkled. bowed and old.

-\ stocking. she in knitting. slowly

growing.

is nil her trembling fingers now cull hold.

She hetlrs the roll of wheels and country echoes. Tile song olflbirds and winds that idly blow. The floweriul summer comes. re- greuful passes. softly flutters kindly snow.

Then down the

Yet rich and poor find here ii peace-

‘ ful haven,

.-\ counsellor and wise. who never fails,

lint sympathetic listens. under" standing,

'l‘o young and old. their troubles and their tales.

A ebutdn, yes, in truth, but greut her mission: .\ blessing all unknowing, pure and

sweet,

A-nd just her presence ill n humble dwelling

Uan somehow glorify a vlllilgv- street.

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count Paper, Fountain Pen Ink, Mucilage, ink Wells. etc., etc.

See our STUDENTS’ FOUN-

TAIN PENS, big value It 50C and $1.00 each.

All School Books. ‘Text Books and School Supplies sold at prices fixed by the Beard of Education.

lilir gftwkfl are lnirge, prices right, prompt zlltuntion to i-w-rylwytlv.

Sdnd -llilll_-!, lite Children for llu-ir wuuln. Store open oil tiny Thu-willy lutd Wednesday.

Carter & 0o Ltd.

Copying Paper. Foolecap, Ac- It

l ' m ‘ll Few flllblects have been more

is "n Canadian Navy for Canadia,

fill)“ K""""'"HY practised than oo-

v, zl d mit

H‘ our institutions. but the spirit lg

nilll has

gent-rally preached and f i t . ewv r “e5 but that such a navy must wait on

Canadian public opinion-. . . . . .The statement of Mr. MacDonald would {inter um mm. now in. it will 1... the policy of the Liberal Govern- ment to curry on a campaign of education throughout the country in the interests of a Canadian Navy. it will be illuminating to see how far this policy will he ful- tilled. Mr, Mackenzie King, the Th? m" quasmm m“ o Prime Minister, is to tour the West

' mu" “Iwithin the next few mouths, He m‘ when [he matter o! a’ c° opeiwlcnuld not speak on any subject of live undertaking conleg

opt-ration. Like rlghteonsnesn nil oi’ it but, like righteousness also. each pfflcllgeg l’ larileiy to stilt himself. M's.- have tho word (Jo-operation written

illlitc over the doors of many of

the need

loo generally lacking. Selfishness its l-trip upon us, collec- "ii/l-‘ly and individually,

“p l“ more vital interest to the people of

"whnt is there in lit for me?" The me Paclm. Co“! than that o! a quemm‘ i‘ a lummum m"! “ Canadian Navy. The question is.

I; mnmwl‘ °“' w‘ cum‘ u" will he do so? —Victoria Colonist.

ern-mcnt. or even parliament when it meets. with their complaints. Such is King Government economy. exemplified in civil service reform!

SEPTEMBER 1l.-—You will be a good, kind parent. a faithful lfrlend, and a loving mate; but you peed to exercieejudgment in your business; dealings, Don't ru-sll. into friend- ship.

Your birth-atone is the sapphire, which means deep love.”

Your flower ie the morning glory. Your lucky color is brown.

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Premier King is going Went, to- ward the netting sun, to be there in October, the time of falling leltves. He doubtless expects to receive the plaudits of the west- erners, to whom he has surrender- ed the control of the government and the "trade policy to build rail- ways galore with money yet 1.0 be borrowed, land has placed in peril the industries of the Central Pro vincee and the Maritimee. They will cheer for him out there, that they may better press upon him new demands to which he must yield.

To prevent the gravy soaking through the bottom crust of meat plea. brush over the crust with white of an egg. I

To preserve lemons for any length of time bury them in a box of sawdust. They will keep fresh for many lmontill.

r “hf-- a ‘Western Prairie Soils,

Thclir Virgin Rich-hen; Depition o1 Nitrogen and Human by C ntinuoln Growinli fllfliflll ance of their Fertility by Ro- tation. and ‘Mixed Farming.

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An instructive and valuable pap er entitled “The influence of Crolr ping on the Nitrogen and Organic Matter con-tent of the Western Prairie Soils" was read at the re- cent meeting ofthe British Aesocr iation meeting for the Advance- ment of Science, in Toronto, by Dr. Frank T. Shutt, Dominion Chemist.

The author presented a detailed account of certain investigations which he had curried on during-the past ten years to determine the effect o1‘ continuous grain growing (with oumlncr-tnllowing) anti crop- ping undtr a scheme of rotations including the growth of grasses and t-lovers, on the soils of Manitoba. Saskatchewan alld Alberta. "in the following paragraphs an endeavor hus been tnadc to epltonlizt: the re- stills and bring out tile salient fen. tllrtg of this investigation.

The Fertility at the Prairie Soils.

The outstzlntling chnractcristic of the virgin soils of the western prairies is their high nitrogen and humus content-kl feature to which they owc more than to any other their remarkable fertility and inst- lug quality. The nitrogen-holding organic limiter is well broken down and intimately associated with the mineral coniatitucntn making a ho- mogeneous soil, with conditions iii once favorable to a siltlsiuctory Itilth, to moisture conservation and to rnpld nitrification-the process curried on by the soil's micro-or ganlsms and which prepared the nitrogen no food for crops.