t‘

i

r t-t

"TIT" .3

the middle of the wet-k. A: previ- about by a aunt: ti!

t ought to be. Too much prolestintLi

' partment in the history of the pro~

ffiiberal nletnbcrs is ‘Itthat. the (lppoaitian ‘It-uric’ has not .

[illilelnunciatlon has will be time cutiugll to do this

it

"to #- rial,

pa‘

iiiiiiiiiliifiiliiiiiliillllliliiii

neumn. J. B. Burnett, lifter and Pnbllllel II- K- Olnle, Linn-Inc

TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1923.

The experience of Ontario should be a lesson ‘to all Canada. Mr v i an

T.‘

_ IHE LEGISLATURE.

“r

_ an“ “sunny; yggnmed yeater- Drury ‘is no tloulit an ablc ant

um w!" probably conclude by honest man, but he was hedged selfseektlrs

that

pos -

Qugly mted, the e_vc:t of the legia-lwho attutnflled M}! 9'08"“ [gtgfg ‘hove been fixc-i upon thelttlight otherwise have been coming general r-lcction rather sibic. ‘the sovPrlllllrlll u“! upon any lircwliicnl leglsla-fenetl by “on ltl‘i" tut Jessica. nleltts and i‘.~ fit m; a result a-Ctilfliillflillu has been cnatxqi. Thei wlllll ‘i; weeks‘ afiifiiflll has be. ‘t tukenzllow happening in the Federal Par- up with attempted explanatwis bylllllmgllt, The Mackenzie King gov- the Government suppov" ' ‘Xcllsqernment started. as its leader had ea for things neglect- -t. "w. .qsh'l8lflled ‘on nu uncharted p.93." alter- ing of stains in ‘tht ofmitiistrationlnalely hellwll m, lllnllerell lll. ll and fulaome mutual laudation. one special feature ltvtill have impressed those vrho have attend-_ ed the sessions, or who have readi the reports 0t the procedings; thati

win-t Weak tiitififilliiflilS and disagree

-_» - l. ' t rm llmlllg llle t aid only e m, lgrvlnlaflt." of nnvilas been a dismal failure.

happened in Ontario i5

group which at any moment might

For iii i s rea-

iprevipilate a cri h 0n the government has failed to

ll 1.- divitied internally" and

move: lconfronted by a group which, al- ‘5’ the “me spam by ‘he heads Mithough friendly, has the strength depfinments m pmwmng ma“ Own lo tiemand front-casinos and tolholti

innocence. “Methinks she prolup llle glll.l.l.lllllpllll_ ,\'o goverir l

i

taken‘ m" much" was Sam o! aiment can succeed that has a re-

lady who constantly extolled her virtues and the aroused led easily" to the discoveryl

tvoiver at its heali- suspicion thusl

._.___~ -¢0>->—~ TH E LABEL.

. i that she waa no better than sllel

(“l9 label on fond, pltiioaopily. loo much self-lattdatinn alwayalpollllcs‘ Nllglon, ls llslllllll. z‘(-I~Pl)‘- arouses suspicion and the Bell gov ‘ed as l“ Slllullllrll (ll l.llllle_ “re eminent has certainly done itselflllaw lllslalt the goon; nnlpll. ll l.l.l.l

much injury" in this respect. No litt-ilm

lThe goods. since our testing, may

in label and found it sutisfactor,“ man government could possibly be as politically einless and ‘as Politi- cailly capable as the Bell (lovem- mont has represented itself to he.

u l l _ _eii tile compound; take tlo The has‘ government He prov meiihought oi’ that. Somebodye chew-

has ever had!" “The ables! Spearmint; gum or epeclflc for rllettm-ttiqnt ever delivered in the Hottse!" "Thei 1 conducted de

iliave deteriorated; the present

manufacturers may have adults-rai-

\\' P

lhad proved effective in the paat

- ll . mo“ epmlomuu y land we are going to etick to lt.

vQce!" All this while the whole dlignnticun- over broken promises. utiboutulcli extravagance. contracts aflexotililitnnt prices to relatives and friends, neglected bighwayts and

we refuse-ti better article. bet-alts ‘it bears it new lain-l. Too often

also. we forget that science ant

rd nces oi mismana e-i , of the iloys lnvc become quilt" t‘ l l , otilel-v eflveothl- mum ha“, lloinifiiacoterles and. that the com= Th" is -:'-‘-— ma‘ dam erllwll o“ ll“: (llfllmlnl 1mm“ (ll Jlhllyilll. lll lllllllllllll m removing ‘lmllueon m m? Michael‘ Rlwfllelltuqlyiufl _ . if!" ‘ - _ l e ev er i _ ., ¢ -r . . _ >_ _ , " * l t men n pounds m pvkll ll l-l.ll- “all. llglxl I q v l g lmhllui ‘mp l o .in a paper ltnil by tcgnidetl thc ncw llltlltilflii oi FPSliF- 17'1"" Wlflllll-lf. ‘BY mall) llle llllfll", tit is cxpccletl to have ivotu-eetl, i- llliil at -.t lnectittg oi‘ the citation slteplictilly‘.

tnlttre injudiciotls than this ever-i

lmistlng song of praise. no one could

or theology

xniiatake its‘ purpose and we feel | _l l _ _ .l

. ‘ _ ipnce. Merit mu<t i)!‘ dt-teritiitledilewlll‘l lllllll lill‘ lllhl- The (“L11 . .- .l.. l lrl-lll. - l..lll_ , l.. . . ..- ._ . , , “I

as", that no mll, lvllll de(lplve(l hyl .in“_ has gmw“ m“ the 2mm, us‘: Jllnlt ‘vilsntu “AH u r l ‘will l‘ ‘~11 o. llt. V Lilies re- into illc veins ill some cu and

4 by tcst. not by the label. "Th" their "’ " j . ' ' I “ llmlrml“ "l m“ l’ ‘ll-ll! r“ l ltr- L'\ rcswctl ill.~" ilclict‘ to- ql-e e11“ l] i" - " ».--l -" . - "

it, i_ l __ ‘ _ _tclll is llllli0Flfililifl tn lCatlatia tutti flliil't'iliil.‘-l. dumb bell tiriiia, iligilltiity filtil hl-tllllllnp, l.]l.,All-lll.ll.l.ll fl lllllhllllifill illlnfifldih L‘ L“ m

irlm-s Y“ “him km“ fl“’m' Hindi‘ that the Uttiteii Farmers as a pol-llfllll lldftlllvl llllr ‘\\‘0l'k. tlttititlillgyHoltiii in- in-iturltt iJilUk H, llll.‘ ~ll.‘ writ‘; ns(j\!1il(‘jx\ “ld""(‘llt*|‘-|] ‘v-‘y lll. ‘

;'l‘ilc public. in vicw of the coming‘ A eiectiomniate more than ordinarily the proceedings of

mctlts anti specifics of a few year

interested in theecssion and n. the claims putl forward by the r<.-..t.-~-‘l.ive parties]

" tterioiateti. for sitpport. Ti.-

Th i‘l ." h‘ S i’ Tlvlmment hnsl e pll o~op H's o been on trial: it

lit-iv yours ago have ilcen uttparset

been trying-

n. led by something tiearcr the ultin

A cheap bluff put ur- by some

t.» chat-gel ttiotla previously laid.

gilt ls trite that itching ears an antler hands are forever reaciliti forth for new specifics. new

unciated the policy be intends tpl §uraue when he‘ Elli-Adj. "urge of

{he government; 'l"~ ' r such t.

liefs, new philosophies are eaeil attracted by the glittering

' tit‘

ycl arrived. llllll.

“gallon he appeals to the people undtllllowll _.lllllel.llll.llll._ “than,

or the Bull utimlniatrution ilkli'(.llnlll-llll,ll_

ital-if worthy oi’ zittolherl

‘libel province is dec 1 ‘ i

n ‘been adhered io. bllt upon the mu ---~»-<0§—-— — —

Lt ~ . Vllqnranto PO "rtcs ma" m n"

new truths.

oil

I i ill’. i The attempt to bring about tan ‘flhma v "ulion of Libcruia and Pro- ... . it

j‘ gre in Ontario has lizzlctl ottt. s: l ~ 1.‘:-

liFhQJi-"ifflfilrnls have decided to I

‘Fatand on their own pins" and the hglht now will be as nearly an pos-

~<+c---~ A FISH STORY.

fish stories fell in with a strung

‘ll caught tlhe biggest trout f cv saw this morning.

' l o doubt put up a tight on their own account. "but indications are that

Too often this is our criterion; too often we pill our faith to what the pawns? has been seething with m-‘label once reillleeerlted; too fliit-tl have bccotnc ctlllVtlrit-l to tb it d. pliriiil‘. tlf not thc compromise be» factions lllay b“

philosophy are daily making new

ago are unknown today becausc of the discovery of simtetlliilg better. sometimes because they have dc.

upon and developed from founda-

Ite -

‘and professions of hitherto tln~ the “Ve- ll° doubt 1"‘- wm ‘i9 ll, i" label nlone is the aitrtlctioti l.ilP l-llfiootl, time. Meanwhile the QliPliiiflnlnpw4nund ma] llooll Pvaporatps ' ihat ila being decided now is wheth- llllll llle Search ml. lloml, new llllllg

The value of u label depends not

and the opinion throttghotttIl-lllll. ml llle llllgllly mlll llllllesll. lllftlill‘ lillll i! "with which the original formula has

llPtr in which the formula has adopt- dlscoveriee and

An angler who ticlighteti in telling

li Wits ovcrtwo

Way

aaaa‘

1

Notes by the

In the way of political Interest the coming general election in On- tario will occupy nlut-h attention during thc tiext few weeks. lt is important iltlvflllit’ the province

' most PUIIFETIhNi contains one-third

of the popuiatioti of tile Dominion. it is itlso a nlatier of general polit- ical coolant because the Drury Government was SOIIlElWiIGI of a political experiment which has now to pass its first crucial test as a

claimant to popular favor. Further it ntay be oilscrved that the coll-

titlttance oi‘ the group Syfiléill ill both our feth-rul and provincial af- ftlirs is tnore or less at stake iti the volliesi.

J

Premier Drury was little known outside of his own province when he formed his government four years ago. He has developed a measure of political ability alld qualities of leadership that were ill part botll unknown and unauspecr ed when he first accepted oflice. It may be now admitted that his peraonal prestige and his reputa- tion for political dexterity. statid iliiiilrr limit those of either the ('llli.~'Pi‘iA'il/P or Liberal leaders within llis province. And although extravagance hns been charged against. his ndnlittistratioll with ap- parent good reason. his personal integrity has not ‘been challenged.

Mr. Drury has not only admitted but he has openly declared the necessity of "broadening out" the political creed of the United Pittm- ers oi‘ (llitariti it‘ thc organization is to continue and grow into n dopi- iuzlnt political party in Cllililfiflm That opinion has been wrongly’ challenger! by titber influential pcr- sons within the party. and by it“ leading press cxpcnettts. We are told that on the eve of the election. tit-cl: removed by a compromise. but it aecms" unlikely that tllc structural Weakness cattsetl by the division has bct-tl effectively rcmnvcil. it ilillilil‘ probable that Prllnticl" Drury bol-"orevttisl-tl his opinion as to v out".‘tn" thut ‘all of the tlissetlz-

is

[tween the two llookcd upoll as zistemporary cxpctli

i erll to keep tip a show of unity

during the cominfi canlpaigtl.

we "my MM‘ mmlipmp‘ pumicsision of n third party betwcclt thcifift and lift iloys ttlkc purl. iillfi "W" m“ illlv“ kelmtwo old and established parties was-ill“ Slllllfilli‘. lill

q vantage elrilai" ltttl-lthe country nr t the farmcils‘ Ptheinseives.

the llegittnilig tilere have bee.

ii

l" tltcnta conducive to permanent"

l.

there in‘ little titat is at all and nothing at all fouttilatiottnllyt new nlld uscfttl

the third party of today’.

ti i

'1

In the old days of the Grange

.l' and Patrons there was practlcail

1s no Northwest. Since tlleu a grout farltliug community has developed “ileum”- ou thc Prairies. bllt it has little pm» 4c

crs nf the bill.

time -l’t"ovince.<. the Exist and the West there more that is upparetttly tiivcrgctlt titan of what ii-t oi’ mutual interest. l-iy so lllilfil thc chances of com- pleting a fotlcral politic-til party‘ of farmers that shall enlborly cic-

mcilis its sircltlttil in all the pro- viticcs scents more hopeless than ii

has cvcl" ilccn. S0 far thc Flirlllttl‘ party i< stlclimiiii itl its strength and seems likely to rcmaltl so lvililc it cotttlnttcs to exist. ‘Fllcroin lies a nntubie feature of its wcakttcsa.

ll.

Pl‘

wllomheilndertook to te t.i . it lble a straight natty flsht be- P" r q n exist in all countries that possess tttvtt" lull-W‘. _ _ _ _ l ‘ween the lllllemls and llle colleen wile during the close season for tree representative institutions. ill“ H‘: hlm"; "‘ll"‘i’:"""""l"mlll . ‘ ,, l . _ , ,_ l l no. ilill‘ a on o\vll|-l".< p. l1‘ ivltives. The United Farmers will "W" m" this dm not both” mm‘ “ml dlwn“ HUM by 'l‘iie open sky). -thc otlcn road, thc

cl" t

4000 o0+0 Q

i.

the diffcrcttce has now. ‘

the ut-ecessitlt of “brnadctiillg.

iiicnl partylllnve been of no ad~|

—-<0&-- grave dtlltbia whether tile orgtmiz-‘cQNDiTioNs lN lTvpHolo ation bud illl_\' other or ‘better elel

than had the o-ld-tinte (ilTlILZE or

ucw that is both

in common interest with the farm- l(‘etltr:ti Province“ tutti almoot nothing" at all of rotti- mon interest or sympathy with ihc farttiitlg Cflnliflllfliiiflii of the Mari- ‘in fact ua between

Conservative and Liberal parties

nnlncs. but they nrc ilitwtlii u,» ‘i diffctw-ttccs of opinion

The Public Forum ’

Illa coin-I In open I ti; lllellllll by eprgqgggn‘... I lhecthll of Interest. f»

rue Ill}! rear

Sin-Referring to issue of 23rd inst" Test.“ l certainly agree. very important to see to the henlth of the public, but not through the eyes of aly injudicious health 1n.

the letter itl slfled “Milk it is very.

fillet-tors, bound by hard and (an; rules which do nut allow for the llllllussibilitiea to increase the m... centuvgevttt‘ butler fat. from m; a]. lead) “ell fed cow, by bribing llel. “llil more food.

‘l um. sit". en».

ONE WHO MILKS THE cowsl

ENCOURAGEHENT Flilw~ciccept sylllpatirv in yolll. lttltortuttate loss, hnl also llerlllll congratulation on your ability m

readers deeply" tippreciate -the spirit lt utiseltisllnesa that: i-s shown by your conteinpora" 'I‘lle ‘Patriot. uho so courtcousiy has made it lllllivibie for you to bridge the ritaslu that tltc fire has caused till- til you will be able to resume iilffllllilii your own plant. You ltluvc silown by xainple. us you have fllwatrs advised by precept. how to

ran ovations.

WT?!’ 0n in spite of disaster. Yourillitl)‘ ilfll’?

“Aaaakaaa-

l. n.

l .

What £0112 of £33m

By Iamca ‘W. Bartel. M1),

For instance:

WHAT IS ORGANIC HEART TROUBLE

You have lletmi that name given to all tiffcctitlll of the heart. and you have llt'l'ililll.i wondered what. it incurs. ‘ t

Well. sonte yt-"ars ngo a person with an organic ltenrt trouble was (‘flll.<itii3l‘t'ii doomed. lie was feel- ing all right until be was examined for life illr€lll‘i\Ii('P and then (l any tlleul he w rejected because of iili$ condition.

WliatK-t the trouble?

\\'cll. a valve that should close tightly allows a little blood to flow back. and .~o you beat‘ people say ti lcztlty" valve in the ‘fills is called organichonl-t

70c pe/r yard.

heart. trouble.

.\'o\v. is it dangerous?

till previous years" it was consid- ered an. and u pursuit so afflicted mt.- vvartlcd to bc very- cztrcful. He tibcyctl ilrdcrs so wcil that he. fail- ct! iii tuitc unlv exercise to lift n il0;l\',\' object. or rutl for a street cut‘. anti llc collupstnl,

ilicy are tliorc practical and

uzeet the iieuinntls oi‘ enlergentgv. and tile atlotlteiloytvshlt) that is tllu." displayed Tolv your coutettlilorttry Tile Patriot, ciupllasises the fac l that. although l) \'l'!',\" stoutly content! iii politics, tin-rel is. ll(‘\'t-'f‘lil(*i!*§!4. us much genuine ltuttlunlty ill their itslvcitofogical c<<j ‘st-lice us may be found in the tnelnl bars m’ any profession. Your llUlll-l crous re-atinrs ftolt to tsec you more glorious und lltore dread. than froul tlo tall." _ l am, Sir. etc.

ENOOURAGEMENT

¢+>——-

Y. Gymnastic Exhibition

.\'o\v that Sllrillfi ll‘ lellil)‘ hl’7"'~ thc warmer ivcatllei" will be drau lug the ltNlpitl to outdoor sports. . wtl Department of iilc Y. .\l. (‘. .-\. has ilflti o \'l‘l'.\' -“ll""“‘"“ ittl cuaou uniict" Pll.\'>ll\"-ll l)ll"‘<““" l-‘uyltiri. .\lr. i"t-l‘i'i.< has been work» incl out. with his various trlziaaw llll ll-lllll.l- long und on i-‘t"ld;\_v evening," next. the Y. M. (I. \. \\' ii .

‘in the ;a._vntllaaiutil at ii o'clock. The vuriotts gytu ("iilsstts ilitttt:

i

"inot large. ilavc been lvoriiilli-i

this". taxliiilitiiui, as a fiit k, muu_ X.

-'\val‘d.>" {climax to thc scutsons Wfll‘

by

they should give

attlllctit- poisitlg. torch t~'\i‘ill‘4ili‘~',

mnttctitltlilrc tint‘. arc .~'ill'(‘ to itect

Frill“ tile children uillttatrii.

Ii I . ___ ___

i“

SHFIRRROOKI" change is report .i

t to give on a- - .-t t: of its steward-l l _ _ _ l __ l _ _ _ 5 ‘ _ , "ate goal. Titus we move on to lllP Ptlllflll-‘t lli Hllell-"ldl-‘l “inch stricken area oi .\ asznvlilc. coudl» pmllll llml lllvul "w" will fill l“ l 54ml) flllli the .. »..-l-l.1t|g 11ml lloii , . , provctl to be vcry ephemeral ill 13ml; lml all“ llplllllln lllllt l qgll- ' ll] ' ' *' i‘ cautlutl and not in a general way" n "w"? ‘\‘i"-"“""i hi?“ "m! "hmr" . l _ l _ l .l , _.l ._ l ll, lll... “o ‘l ‘as’. ' Dr. Itlttlallilel Fink. Staff l‘lly'sl tillwm‘ satisfacm" conceptions oi’ truth but ill built mmr "halamplm Th“ (‘OHM m“ “m, N ‘m M30“ m’ U 19 mm "f “is “"“"’S‘ i“ ion rt (‘oolt Count! iifl\ftiili fiiiti ' . l t _ l. l _ ,_ l, _. {oer-r . . .- ,. , . l “H _ ‘l _ . ‘l . .‘ i .»‘i 3i grown \\ilil the romtiottsucaa that restoring, .o life lltih0llh “on “fllfliul am al-rlllll we “N, llpllllllg ‘vllll ll,

Ii

Guardian Readers

s l’

From the W. 8. Loulon

A ROYAL ROAD TO RICHES

We lllt‘1l>‘lll‘il success by nccumu lntion. 'i‘iit- lucnsurc is fttlsc:

ulorc rich Ilt-‘Ffiflllfi in tilc worit than nnc imagines‘.

ii'l'l'il‘¢il\.~' you arc one of thcnl.

llhlrlltltla you tlluty bct-ollle ottc of tilcul. lvilctl you igttow tllc Will‘-

titicllos. sirailgciy cuotigll. donot ntttltc rich. _

it i~" ouck "tttiitttle toward prwscrt- sinus iilili ttlilltcs onc rich.

iSotllc of tbc ricll arc file poorest ilf the poor.

Sonic of thc poor arc thc richest of thc l‘ii‘il.

lif wc upprctrittttl what wc. have. we urc rich, cvcu if our poser-smut uliitlll i)f‘iif'ii up in a Ilillliiill.

if wc own iltlitses und ill't)il~ii1il'lii\" and do not. flllllfflfiilit‘ tilt-tn, \\'l‘ ttrt»

is

ltrotttl tfittitis. the forests and the fiotlvcrs and the illlllild of iiltt, lumpy

t“""'"-"h" Sillllllll filly clnra (icmanti

bold u grand gyilltlzistit" taxbiititifnv

are itinkiitu now. .1 __,0tlti dii-lillli (lflllli ill i.i| .\\/Ki(li_\‘ §llpllklnu lll lllelslllll ll“le have lmpn lnlulclllng

Funny and u-virtl clowns will bc in‘

AREA STILL SERiOUS

April 30- Little in tile tvpiloitl

444O+§O§Q§4§§4+§60O§4§+0

Daily Selections l " F0

thc trun tucusurt- is zlpttrcctatifln‘. lilcrcarc

sctlsiil“ in thc nlniter nowadays. in lead of lvarllitlg tigainst cxer. -. ()l'\ilfltli‘_\‘ even __v “talking ll‘l>l‘ill'll.‘~'. cveti slow hinting. arc fvvllillllltllliil-‘ii n‘) that. the hnnrt obit-it is only ulusclt- izceps lip its

itc ltlntic upon it llit lmim feguhq all thc ii " "t iilttsclc i~= equal to it Sn oi lt~u uiicu n lcillty ‘(give 1s lllll *.\til~ ut:lt-.~"< tn. --,. ls Slllne

' iI"..lt the llg-al-l l" its Job. and -" of ilrcath. es. Matty

.~\v|-jlt .t atlylt-t. ill‘ thin-r iittitii _ _ lllll-l! \\'llilit'1ii\')‘ iztlvca \l(\]][ lllmllgll ltlic latc lvut" lviihrnll limlress

l hit l\'t|il so»; llypl~ylg_ g llellelllls upon thc condition 1f the heart 21ttl~=t"it-. You might iii "c nlorc flit‘ ii“'lll-‘-' Plllllilll: tllrott ‘l t ‘IOVPFP t"ll"f.< ‘ l - .. .. ' ' ‘ It l _ III your butt. sclc werl. .itr]I\~_itolll-,-,Vtll:lu ti p "an ivl-lll ll lllic whose llcztrt ttlitsclte

\“'~l "itglimlflli to do it. work. Dr. Grile Glaittls he Has‘ Restored Dean i

ll

i l t i l

t

“lllilltiv. 1\]li'ii 1:0- Would it iltli

. ‘y! l-gtit‘ oi‘ |-l._l.l.l_.l lsllpnlllllll

Curtain Scrim, a fine q 32c and 48c per yard.

Another line Curtat at 45c and 58c per yard.

Some beautiful desl

A swell assortment o side hangings at from 60c to $1.35 per yard. Covered Art Sateen andlStikoltue at prices longing

from 28c t0 65c per yard.

S. A. McDONALD'

Floor Com

Wholesale Prices!

l FOR CASH ONLY; Tuesday and Wednesday MAY 1st arid 2nd"

Everything shown illere new is new __ quoted are all under the ‘ present market

quotations. l

A

c, 30c

uaiity, fancy letigeint18

tcheti

n Scrim, lace edge, helnsti

gns in‘ lace edged at only

Q-O O§O-O-OO-O§O§O-OQQ-O-O- ‘§_._.