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TWO
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qua,,lty
tea-
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Vu
not
satisfied,
full
purchase
price
will
be
refunded.
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by
al
grocers.
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to
$1.05
per
pound.
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DAILY
EDITION
Tuesday,
Jan.
17,
l!)2g
President
Coolidjre
is
a
silent
man.
He
made
a
speech
yes
jesieruay
and
did
not
ay
anvthimr.
Th
rnh.n
,r,u
..n..i
jcucu
ineir
v
heads
off
for
-
the
man
who
eouW
so
well
imitate
royalty.
This
is
v.
c
t.,i
mai
me
united
States
is
turninjr
aside
from
thn
nath
of
strict
democracy.
From
the
head
of
a
democratic
nation
we
ex-
i-
a
statement
that
is
liable
to
lead
to
discussion.
We
expect
an
opinion
on
aoraething,
but
the
President
of
the
United
States
in
the
vuc
,
an
aaureas
runnf:iK
into
several
columns
of
newspaper
...
tuuwmea
nimseii
or
his
party
or
country
to
anything.
,.,
1Hanu,Hs
ano
said
nice
things
about
nothing
in
partic
CONSOLJIMTINC;
1'Al'ER
WHS
n,m.
rs:;:
v"
,!:
:"
.,
u,
PaPer
Q."IJ'
Tu
x'mu-'-
ilwl
up
all
!),
oUhts
bv
TurkTK
S,,,,K-
W,1,H'
'"'"'
i
tn,.
tti
stock
Henceforth
the
companies
w,!
I...
:
,
i,m-rn.
,
,
,,e
win,
ir.t
jr,
,
rill
,,...,
m.v
,
,(1.1V
KAervthing
onolidated.
Small
,,.,,.,,.
,,
beiiiK
ennv,U,l
;'
the
lu,,cern"
'''
i'tvv-r
l'rettx
s..o
we
shall
have
..
h"lS!!,,?
Ir'.'::
:"-
"
an
ra,e
w
a,v
eh.
nT'r
,""
rapid
n
w
.
MIICV
I
J
I
Ml
.
PRACTICAL
POETRY
OF
HARDY
.
u,
V,
L
uy'
.
poet
ana
novelist,
died
last
week,
and
u.
nes
were
given
to
his
country
to
occupy
a
place
ce
in
Westminster
Abbev
alonr
with
tK
.,.
V,.
.p
sent
to
the
country,
there
to
repose
alongside
the
ashes
of
his
first
,uea-
,l
""Kn
even
ne
looked
,1,
posthumous
j
rvZ,n:
on
by
some
as
a
advertising
stunt.
MISSION
AIMRH
IV
riiiVA
,,nlSmf.th!JCll,.inT
d0
not
like
Christian
mi.aionaries
in
their
r"""'1
"em
as
much
as
Canadians
dislike
red
Rui-
sian
missionaries
in
this
country.
The
result
is
that
now
and
then
we
hear
of
threats
agninnt
missionaries
and
missions
and
now
and
mem
the
threats
are
carried
into
action.
earrv11!?
"
th
b'very
and
devotion
of
those
who
carry
one
of
the
messages
of
the
cross
into
that
country,
we
also
have
a
good
deal
of
svmnathv
with
tku
....oi
-v.:
...
.
.
.
...
......
'r.
nun
uujeei
10
si
ra
infers
bringing
a
new
f,th
and
new
ideals
into
the
country
to
diTurb
Infth
than
Canadians.
Ty-
Afte''
"
the
Chine"'
are
n,t
mt,th
ioler-ant
PAT
DALY
AGAIN
HEARD
FROM
,t
,1
know
much
aboVl
the
,at"t
deal
thaf
Pat
Dalv
haa
put
through
in
connection
with
Portland
fcanal
mining
but
we
d
know
that
this
genlrnrtshnJ.
his
done
pS'S
S.
tfaCe
SteW"rt
"
the
mal'-
He
USM
that
rish
tongue
and
I
!u
i
Unt'
WhKh
he
thwowhly
believes.
As
soon
Mli
tH.at
onn:,f0inK
he
Wi"
"Pleading
the
news
about
an
other
property.
Thrp
.
i
n
t,.ain..
ui-
n.
i
;..,!!
.;
IT'."
"e
peiuai
motion
o
f.r
...
u..
n..
.
h
viiuiiik
,,-
,
.iiuhiiu
i
anai
gosxi
n
concerned.
POOL
VERSUS
PRIVATE
DEALERS
The
grain
dealers
and
the
pool
are
engaged
in
a
publicity
contest,
each
putting
forth
what
it
Lelieve.
to
be
the
true
cTdS
u'"
l"
to
the
'
rain
last
season.
The
Pool
claims
2S-
u,"?
?t?r
vera,r'
prkes
than
the
de"le
nd
diss
Tt
f"rm1eM,Wh
;,d
their
irP
rou'fh
th""
be
off
off.
The
contest
clearly
indicates
that
while
figures
cannot
He
liars
can
figure.
Both
rannot
be
right.
riot
meals
without
work
Help
the
whole
family
to
better
health
Save
yourself
time
and
trouble
Serve
it
with
hot
milk
MADE
AT
NIAGARA
FALLS
as
Home
(By
R.
J.
DMehBMn)
OTTAWA,
Jan.
I7.Thta
eountnr
I.
cowing,
u
it
mtren
from
anyUtlMg,
it
w
srawins
painj.
Loowng
back
over
the
peril
of
the
life
o'
tfce
aremge
nuin.
tremendou
change
have
tAlcen
ptace.
In
the
day
of
Laurler.
oeoDle
faintori
t
the
Idea
of
a
budget
of
S40.OOO.O00.
In
fact
Sir
Rlelunl
n.r9,i.v.
ostremeiy
erttlcal
when
expenditure
reached
$30AOOoo.
He
way
have
been
ncm
at
that,
kut
the
nun
who
now
revisit
those
sllmpeea
of
the
'main
will
find
lets
alarm
over
exnandltum
f
approximately
ten
ttmea
the
outlay
which
worried
a
Cartwrlnht
and
a
Lau-
4ler.
but
after
all.
It
la
no
great
ca,ue
Jor
alarm.
Tlie
teacher
of
the
mile
:J
achool-houw
In
thoae
daya
pulled
down
a
aalary
of
three
hundred
dollars
a
year.
He
paid
10c
for
bis
noon-day
Hinch.
The
maintenance
ofhla
car
wu
not
expecilve.
Chrlatmai
preaenta
did
not
worry
him
very
much
the
tune
i-3v
changed,
and
we
with
the
Umee
Ana
ao.
when
annonnoementa
are
made
that
oertain
expenditures
are
con
cemptated,
ao
one
now
turn
a
hair
TBeee
thtta
are
needed.
We
are
goto
"head
with
them.
They
will
be
done
Praaeott
i
to
be
the
aww
terminal
on
ne
st.
Lawrence
mm.
Thi
from
the
deepeainc
of
the
Wansnn
Canal
which
wtU
enable
baaU
to
peat
nrougn
tae
wboM
(tretch
of
Uk
On
arte
and
well
down
Into
the
St.
U
renee
before
braaking
cargo.
Terminal
euioe
win
be
weeoM
there
tar
tn.
lardUng
of
grata
and
a
fairly
nomui
3pproprUUon
may
be
ttpected
tbta
year.
The
aerial
aurvev
of
the
Huehum'
StralU
muat
have
chilled
the
rr
Unlet
The
Stralu
went
apparently
open
thU
year,
aunaar
aa
mtg
aa
the
St.
Uwreaee
Janntreal
which
ha
been
fervently
praying
that
they
might
freaea
un
mouim
oi
tne
year
uutcad
of
hi
or
aeven.
ha
been
terrlblv
unmi
nd
the
Hon.
Charta
Ounnina.
who
b
ka
M
L
MU.IIH
H
M
of
faith
In
the
Northern
Waterway
for
a
nwanawr
ot
yean,
amllea
arrenely
and
ruha
it
In
ajestlv.
b
euiuiit
muiMu
"There
are
the
facta,
the
aurrev
inra.
"eii.
now
woat
are
you
going
to
do
aooul
it?
We
are
making
a
more
determined
r
lort
tnan
ever
before
to
move
grain
by
auaoian
route.
Ceasing
to
talk
aior
It
aatd
actually
doinv
Tnii
'
B
-""
f.wui,iuuil.
oui
it
nnldi
oil
Steater
poaslbllltlea
of
aocompllahment
THAT
HOOK
Thla
li
not
i
book
review,
but
ttm
lact
Is
that
W.
T.
B.
Preaton
haa
writ
?n
a
book
entitled
"Mv
Oeneration
at
Politic,
and
Politician."
Mr.
Preaton
an
honeat-to-goodnea
Liberal,
dved
n-me-wooi,
blown-ln.thp-vlan
and
l3rgcd-ln-the-furnace
of
a
good
deal
of
advene
crltlclam.
Hla
book
l
ciiaracter
Irtlc
of
the
man.
He
haa
written
gjoa
etory
from
the
atnd-D3lnt
of
r..ualn
the
old
flghUng
aplrlt
and
giv
ing
tne
people
a
more
profound
faith
In
their
political
god.
A
great
manv
nao-
pie
will
not
agree
with
turn,
but
many
wui
reaa
it
and
after
all.
it
i
mtei
ttlng
to
have
the
old
hammer
atrik
on
the
old
anvil
and
hear
the
merry
claab
which
remind
u
of
the
days
'hen
politic
was
real
and
earnest
stui
depth
of
conviction
rather
than
breadUl
ox
view
waa
chsr.rtari.ti
nt
iv.
.MUHK
t
IST(IM.
.
b(vcr
After
a
long
time
of
careful
innui
nation,
we
are
to
have
a
rcpsrt
on
the
operation
or
our
Customs
Department
Everyone
recalls
the
atorm
this
quea-:.on
created
In
the
tempestuou
teamon
of
two
years
ago
In
fact,
it
is
milt
Foseimv
ioai
Doth
aide
of
pall
ties
wowa
use
m
Mrget
it,
'
The
Tonaa
na
joo
ana
tnat
Mandal
big
enough
to
uirow
a
Government
out
of
power
dwindled
down
under
their
eyes
until
it
looked
no
more
than
a
distant
firefly
on
a
dark
night.
The
Orlts
will
not
like
to
discuss
it
very
much.
It
may
seem
to
them
to
resemble
a
mummy
at
a
festival
and
ao
no
storm
may
come
ficm
any
Legislation
which
suggests
improvement
m
the
operation
of
the
Cua-toms
Department.
One
thing
particularly
deserves
re-fanning
that
la
the
Custom
Board.
rata
snould
be
a
Judicial
body.
It
la
not.
Nobody
can
be
Judicial
In
the
WMlng
of
judgment
upon
Its
own
sets
There
is
HO
MM)a
front
It
aaM
a
committee
of
the
cabinet
The
hum-blet
subject
of
the
realm
1
enUUed
to
a
judicial
Interpretation
of
anv
Art
paaaed
by
the
Oovernment.
But
th
i
tendency
ol
cabinet
decision,
i.
m
k.
political
rather
than
judicial
and
that
is
precisely
what
Is
not
wanted
and
by
the
way.
thla
tendency
wnuM
.
whether
the
Oovernment
was
Liber.
i
Conservative.
Parmer.
Laborer
or
Bol-nlievlk
'
'V.I
It
CMIMM
It
will
be
recalled
that
after
the
war.
a
Kreat
many
claim
for
damages
were
premted
hy
private
cltlsena
of
Canada
In
fact,
vartoim
Canadian
organisation
nd
private
qitieen
felt
that
they
Imrt
cl!m
aggregating
about
e50.000.000
A
special
Oomnitssloner
was
appointed
by
,
the
Oovernment
to
examine
these.
He
ha.
dropped
the
total
to
somewhere
snout
g.oon.noo.
When
yim
,
PuUillg
in
rlmm
aiialnat
the
Oovernment.
It
l
alwavs
h
Kol
idea
in
the
minds
of
many
pple
to
let
it
,vril
,
,
...
Ill
the
,uipe
th:.t.
h
,
u
evjntmuy
PM.
no
one
win
tuffer
except
the
taa-PTr
and
he
doesn
t
count
We
have
goes
to
hi
long
home
In'
the
Senate
and
the
smile
wreathe
hi
face
Its
Home,
Sweet
Home,
to
Him.
TRAP
RIGHTS
ESTABLISHED
New
System
of
Registration
of
Unet
IWnf
Nearly
Complete
Constable
Clark
I-emlntj
WILL
HE
ADVANTAGE
ConataM
Oeorge
B."
Clark
of
the
game
branch
of
the
provincial
police
haa
received
instruction
to
report
at
victoria
before
the
end
of
the
month
There
he
win
be
employed
in
the
same
branch
office
at
aotnewhat
similar
work
to
that
d
n
have.
The
constable
haa
been
enured
while
here
on
registration
of
trap
lines.
ThH
haa
been
a
difficult
matter
aa
there
was
much
overUoping
and
It
took
month
to
straighten
out
many
of
the
tanele..
Kven
yet
there
is
considerable
work
SALT
RHEUM
All
Over
Her
Hands
and
Between
Fingers
Xtr.
Walter
Misner,
Mi.Mlle
Hranoh,
N.8.,
writes:-
-I
h8d
t
rhPUm
,j,
over
mr
hands,
and
ei.peciallv
hetween
'
fingers.
It
was
impossible
for
tae
to
pit
them
ia
water,
or
do
my
house
work.
"
After
trTing-
medicine
and
salve,
wh"'h
did
tna
no
good,
I
heard
nf
ftgjiintiii
sSL
III
The
Cigarette
that
Brings
NEW
Pleasure
to
Smoking
Mild,
mellow
tobaccos
the
world's
best
Each
chosen
for
its
satisfying,
gratifying
goodness
Then,
blended
to
develop
the
most
intriguing
flavour,
bringing
blissful
contentment
to
cigarette
smokers
20
for
2V
aeing
to
wnnUcrtul.
and
after
taking
two
hotilei
I
am
entirclr
relieved
of
y
triitiMe."
Matmfactnird
only
hr
Th
T.
MJlturu
Jo.,
Limited,
Toronto,
Ont
A
"Poker
Hand"
kvft
to
be
done
before
the
lines
can
all
be
said
to
have
been
definitely
estab-
iiaaea
The
extension
of
the
system
to
the
.vanae,
which
la
lust
commenctne.
will
.'atall
eoostdeeable
work
which
wui
be
done
m
the
looal
office
The
Ulands
ere
at
first
excluded
from
the
ooera
ion
of
the
act.
but
the
system
haa
been
nma
w
mm
beneficial
that
an
order
-'-council
waa
passed
including
the
1s-inda.
Many
of
the
Una
are
held
by
Indiana
-id
In
the
delimiting
of
the
Indian
a
the
Indian
department
ee-
operate.
hen
disputes
aria
between
white
trap-:r
and
native,
if
the
claims
seem
tc
)
on
an
equality,
the
natives
aa
given
he
preference
a
bavin
k
priar
clabn.
Map
are
made
of
the
trap
route
d
application
la
made
for
rv!s-
tration
a
full
investigation
U
held
and
"
giren
to
allow
other
noesibie
aimanu
to
establish
their
or.orltv
if
they
have
it.
Oas
by
on
the
tangles
re
tattled
ed
the
result
la
that
a
trapper
knows
when
be
goes
out
in
the
all
that
be
can
return
to
his
former
trap
Una
without
having
to
fight
for
tj
right
with
aa
Intruder.
Many
prl--ate
quarrels
are
thus
eliminated.
3day
the
prewleeM
poiloe
have
a
com-
plate
record
of
ell
claims
and
know
who
"wpweq
tna
various
valley
or
rtreema
f
feara
part
aj
n
Trrr
son
upset
any
spurious
claim
for
prior
:
.girts.
Constable
Clark
who
la
at
all
Umea
a
courteoua
and
a
Me
of
fleer,
expect
i3
wave
with
Mrs.
Clark
and
child
t'rae
next
week.
LIBRARY
FAILS
TO
FIND
A
QUORUM
FOR
MEETING
LAST
NIGHT
Will
Now
.Iwalt
A.
Hrintment
of
New
.ilembers
llefore
Carr,
.
on
ItMitlne
Uork
Owing
to
lack
of
a
quorum
only
an
uHurmai
meeting
cf
the
Library
Board
neia
laei
nignv
Mrs.
Klrkpatrlck
i.ii
.-
suiiicmiuy
well
to
turn
out.
Rev.
O.
o.
Hacker
left
the
city
some
time
aco
and
hi.
m.
.
nut
yet
been
filled,
and
other
member
were
ouay
It
was
decided
to
watt
un-,
til
the
new
member
had
been
appoint-,
ed
after
Thursday
and
then
call
a
meet-
ing
to
pass
account
and
make
up
the
;
rattmatea
for
the
coming
year
ihi
year
James
Black.
H.
T.
iMllen
"d
Rev.
o
o.
Hacker
are
the
retiring
members,
the
o'.hera
being
Measra.
Wll"
kiiwon
and
Sutherland
and
Mrs
Kirk-Patrick
Alderman
8tethma
nni
the
city
council.
i
I
There
waa
another
good-ld
crowd
Jin
attendan.-e
t
tr,
wwk,y
whlft
tournament
of
the
Elk.'
u,,iKe
last
i
night.
Pt.,c
wim,er
from
among
the
ladle
a.
Mrs.
H.
r.
Olasaey.
with
a
corr
oi
CM.
while
K.
8
McQtinig.
with
190.
wn
the
men".
irl..
Mildest
Cigarette
on
the
Market
"They're
Blended
Uight'
ill
Everv
Pnr.t-nrto
-
-
g
been
receiving
certain
sums
from
Omr.
many
under
the
Dawes
Plan
and
from
this,
"found
moneV.",'the
OoM-rnanant
may
eventually
square
the
losses
THEV
TOME
The
ftnt
membeia
of
Parliament
na
drifted
Into
town
ready
for
the
Session
They
are
the
advance
auard.
ilk
ti-w
nata
on
tne
first
or
May-
-
weeks
in
advance
of
the
opening
of
the
season
They
are
lonelyt'
but
the
numbers
will
increase.
The
old
town
is
a
ereat
maa-
net.
It
draws
them
back.
As
the
rear
go
on,
they
think
of
It
more
and
more
and
then
finally
there
cornea
a
ruddy
gw
to
ineir
nope
and
the
member
Who
haa
faced
the
naonls
mmi
iiau.
Dr.
Jos.
Maguire
DENTIST
Has
Returned
from
hi
vU
outh
and
l
now
receiving
aient.
Over
Ormes
Drug
Store
Phone
525
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