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A
WONDERFUL
PICTURE
10c!
OPPORTUNITY
LOST
An
opportunity
has
certainly
been
lost
bj
the
governments
concerned
in
connection
with
the
oonstroetion
of
the
hiffhwav
eaat
fmm
hprp
5vroml
hnnrlvArl
man
Viavo
ficulties.
But
why
make
lieht
of
the
diffioultiM?
Whv
should
the
administration
at
Victoria
pretend
that
they
did
not
pay
their
bilk
because
they
were
too
busy
in
the
department
instead
of
because
they
did
not
have
the
money?
They
seem
to
be
afraid
to
tttist
the
people.
Unless
we
miss
our
guess
another
effort
will
be
made
to
camouflage
the
aituation
when
the
legislature
opens.
We
suggest
ft
would
be
much
better
to
make
a
clean
breagt
qf
everything.
Also
it
should
be
made
very
clear
who
is
responsible
for
the
present
situation.
The
people
ought
to
know.
M
Thirteen
loiU
Or
His
Neck
Mr.
H.
V.
Duneoml.
OriMjr
Ltk,
Alt..
vritM:
"My
tiul)nd
vit
roTrr4
rtb
boils,
lTiii
u
wpy
m
tmrt-n
pn
U
nerk
at
cw.
il
inta
tTryttuog
powiDie,
txii
net
tan
r
did
dv
good
until
b
xl
nurdycC
Blood
bitters,
sad
befcrf
I
t
bad
uH
on
bottU
lb?
boils
wert
U
(909,
and
h
Lu
not
Ua
Lo'tlicrwl
viU
tLrm
inr."
T
WJbuju
(
v
,
Lie
.
ivivuui.
vai.
,
.
,
ji
.
...
tMm
u
ww'
NURSING
HONEST
The
city
outside
pf
the
business
section
was
wonderfullv
cimation
and,
"we
paieh;
3iQ
y.
beautiful
this
morning.
The
rather
depressing
deep
ever-
bv
instinct,
a
person
with
jofty
id-inere
areans
were
all
decorated
as
for
a
great
feast
by
costly
e
"W811
aUw'
wUrtaf
;
XT
,
.
.
.
.
.,
,
.
xsexc
in
importance
in
tne
caninet'cnanees
l
,
announcerl
,
aa
Aiit
frr
fjtit.HM
todaj
is
the
appointment
of
Hon.
Edgar
N.
Rhodes
as
min-
Maisonneuve
as
soldier
General.
rmce
Rupert
wijl-be
mtef
eteu
m
iheppbintmeint
of
the
pwuned
biography,
thus
Hpn.
Alfred
Durapleau,
minister
of
marine,
as
acting
I
howM
the
"Pp"1
irt
wnWj
minister
of
fisheries.
No
doubt,
a
permanont
appointment
Jf
e"
regard
hte
Ulteret
will
be
made
before
long
in
jine
with
the
policy
df
keeping
indomitable
courage
trie
important
depprtment
pf
fisheries
separate
and
dig-
Concluding,
he
says,
she
was
"the
tinct
from
that
of
the
marine.
soul
of
the
expedition
that
settled
Hon.
W.
A.
Gordon,
taking
over
the
labor
portfolio
in
Mru
Hr
wy
Mimuuted
ajui
.:.mv'
.
.
ithe
tour,
her
tadomlUble
courage
tstt
u.wu..ttnuuiimiitailuiiHnigrauonf
Will
.noaouot
kj.
her
angelic
find
his
duties,
under
present
circumstances,
arduous
and
;
rweetness
comforted
the
w?
and
tWDg
onough.
wounded.
Her
life
was
truly
a
ro-
The
three
other
appointmgnts
to
the
Senate,
besides
ownee.
of
obriatn
cWvatry
9he
that
of
Xtr
Moio-h
la
not
only
aerletad
at
the
birth
of
the
.....
......w..,
vb,
vi
ifavc
muni:
vvMt.v
i,
'
.
t
:Ui
1?
"iireftt
great
Canadian
Canadian)
metropolis,
metEomltt
Miuiyia
poiuicai
lines.
put
powerfully
aided
by
ensuring
Its1
continuous
existence
by
Inducing
colonitjta
to
come
and
settle
here
and
by
procuring
funds
for
its'
maintenance.
.
.
.
Some
of
the
old
luan
faA
i.ni,n,.t
.j
u..
1
1
.
1
The
following
Is
the
scale
of
charges.
m,de
for
readjuM
notices:
Mur'sge
a.rd
Eniragement
f
ai.nownccmentf
az
Birth
Notices
60c.
Funeral
Notices
tl.
Cardi
pf
Thanks.
12.
name.
per
THE
DAILY
NEWS
Thursday,
Febnnrv
4,
Man
in
(he
Moon
Whftt
we
all
like
about
Prince
Hon.
Dr.
JlacLarcn.
in
Address
(a
Rupert
is
thjt
toe
winters
are
mild
Xqm$tJSjv3ohni4)eM:ribes
mw
is,
ijfiapm
seen.
r
''vftf'W'i
j
East
is
ea$t
and
west
U
west
put
ST-
John,
N
Fb.
4:
Many
are
Uiey
have
a
lot,
In
common
thja
Uie
legends
and
stories
that
have
winter
coal
bin,
f
it
instance.
I
grown
about
the
baauUlul
life
of
3
00
j
who,
when
but
seven
Jeanne
Mance,
county
Constable
Pardon,
miss,
a
iye8
&
ac-
dG?lded
W
'dfdfc1
but
swlpunhit
1
not
allowed
in
this
0!hi-
lifo"
in
th
the
service
crvliA
di
if
find
Qpa.
The
1
ne
1
w
I?
8.00
Thursday,
Fe.
i.
m
first
authentic
biograpny
to
be
,
pity
Flpper--Why
didn't
you
tH
written
In
English
however.
Is
tbatjme
before
I
tindreied?
by
the
late
Dr.
Forgan
K.C.,
Lit.
D
'
Constable
WelL
the
re
ain't
no
hit.
B.,
wntten
several
years
ago.:iaw
against
undressln""
and
mibjished
under
the
auspices
t
of
trt
Religious
Hospitaler
of
St.,
Th
rninM
frlno
p,,,nnA
,m
Joseph,
Uom
Dieu,
Mont-real.
leaw
of
gbteUBc.
did
not
forget
i
Of.
rggp
apty
and
vividly
de,;
onc
h,
,ett
belllnd
HJs
wn
re.
crlbes
the
heroic
Jeanne
Mance,
'
lvpri
-a-rt
fro
Rivir,,
,Vinu
I
when
he
writes
"A
foundress
of
I
i
communities
and
a
Qurse
by
in-
'This
is
the
clSIX
from
whicJi
Uv;
'
Spartan
used
to
throw
their
ce-
fectlve
chUdren.
Wbh
you
wr;
Dad."
ermine.
The
stark
boughs
of
the
alder
were
all
scintillat-
L'
r
atuL
Tem
uWn'j
H
mm
Ut,
a
local
yqoj
lady
;
Ing
with
crystals
and
ermine
covered
the
ground.
Here
means
to
attain
her
ends.
wwc
with
1
anci
mere
in
tne
ousnes
tne
rooms
ana
tnnisnes
and
other
1
And
it
was
hex
fuv
ctMuactevj
w-
f
99
"
hii-ds
were
chirping
happily
almqst
as
if
they
were
evifnd
achievement
tht
hi
u.
pr.
..J'
.SuYdJLIfSstietoe
nectinrr
snriner.
It
was
a
most
satisfvinrr
nicture
and
the'MLa.ren
to
ohoose
as
mV2l,vJL
ffi-1
JZn
v.
v
"
'
.T.
t
lilj.Qf
his
address
before
u
gwdi
w
rr
TTMV.
M
..M'lP
class
of
nursw
at
QeBfft!
Pbr
lu
ia
uiciureMiueuutHi.
it
reiuinus
us
now
easily
me
earin
i.
HomitaL
St.
John.
Joanna
And
so
tlff
to
p
na
war
in
may
be
made
over,
decorated
and
improved
if
only
suf-
Mance.
the
First
cann
N-
'
jUiP
Qjhmi
aUfr
H
U
tei
been
a
J
a.
.
ii
fli
.j
'tji..!kathop
intoj-Atltiff
naiaA
fills
lst
I
iicieni
power
is
appuen
in
me
ngnv
way.
up
m
aagress
ir.
Afwj
wmHyii"
"."wtn
"
j
described
the
story
of
ltT
ll(o
iplwpW
dl
lttl
FEDERAL
CABINET
CHANGES
.
olW
WSIil
,
who
Outstanding
new
strength
is
brought
to
Premier
Ben-'tJeauTwiand
ni,aa-rt
nw4.!ivi
fhmmS
nett
s
federal
cabinet
by
the
appointment
thereto
as
min-jbips
wttiun
this
ramstwjafcie
jrleiy
time
he
ppe
9,
w
wi-ister
without
portfolio
of
Rt
Hon.
Arthur
Meighen,
for-'R
?r
vr
the
uttie
wifnyidftw-mer
Prime
Minister.
Mr.
Meighen
will
also
be
a
notable
"
blesed
w1tn
p4
hWe
tlwrj
acquisition
to
the
Senate
of
which
he
has
been
named
a"SHi?f&&
member,
air.
Meighen's
experience
and
admitted
ability
nt
dm
J,X
efw
wr
rjNntmf
in
public
affairs
will
sejTe
the
Premier
in
good
stead
in
the
honors
of
Indian
tnraHen.
'sraajj
Boy-Np,
tt
taw
wot
these
trying
times.
Next
to
Mr.
Bennett,
it
may
be
fairly
AIt
foundaUon
of
the
ijptHjMaw
ne
pd
expected
that
Mr.
Meichen
will
be
the
outstanding
mpm.
"-
Dauversterp
of
La
Roche
nw-
ber
of
the
administration.
!e.
"S0
?'
M.!L
.
."1.
tnereon
uwrwii
to
iu
found
tutum
a
hospital
Hlit
and
!IM
Smlthni-c
I'hinnmnn
fn
h.
1
fill
fill
tz.'itK
ith
?","!Wt?
Is
floinR
to
Jai
spr
01
imance.
m
.
wioaes
nas
already
been
acting
mm-
f?
mfp
Tntif
vtteZ'
Pong
Tom.
chines,
ha.
been
fin-
lavci
iMWiue
auu
nas
suown
martfeq
apmuqe
m
mat
e-
TT
th
f:ZT
u,.
0.
with
opUon
of
three!
partment.
He
should
carry
on
very
creditablv
the
duties
LT
!)T8J,
nntKnH
m3ntn'
"nprisonment.
by
supi-!
Of
h,i5
portfolio
Which
ranks
next
to
that
of
fte
Premier-
Ta
?iuTron?DrtLar-
dUry
Magistrate
K.
L
Oale
at
Smi-
Sjlip
IP
active
importance.
.Mres.
have
been
reprints
'e.rVacc?mf
ted
here
Saturday
morning
by
train
j
on
his
way
to
Oka
11a.
Carry
&
Save;
specials
I
-
for
appearance
:prir,rkhef
Sat.
&
Mondayi
"m;iiui
vc
iiucr
uy
me
people
who
pay
Uiejoulitt
manners
and
refinement,
taxes
and
no
return
ha
heep
secured
for
the
mojjey
ex-
innDirin
great
interest
and
pir
pended.
Bv
spending
a
little
more
the
men
could
nave
been
'
m
fcnw
of
the
Iroquois
Kept
working
and
happy
instead
of
discontented,
the
high-
"r
"nJ
dUff
presented
to
her
a
few
dollars
into
the
of
the
go
coffers
merchants.
hm4
thf.
of
her
con"
lne
present
nollCV.
it
Seems.
Was
illnnrniVfl
nnrl
nnt
,
ttona
am)
natslatad
In
her
wnrk
Yn.
Alberta
Creamery
Butter
()Q0I
per
lb
Corn
Flakes
Crisp
is
1
delicious,
par
pkg.
.
Bacon
llachlne
sliced
Cello-wrapt.
4-lb.
pkg.
1
Jelly
Powders
Mallcln's
well
carried
out.
Large
sums
wore
expended
on
camps
and
Aow
an
energy
that
would
be
Jj
"nJLtr.
,
i
rW
HoUed
Oats
Extra
Laige
tnnm,
nf
ikm
V,.,,.-.
,;
fj
remarkable
in
a
man.
thl
fnll
chased
and
not
used.
Debts
were
incurred
and
many
of
?JttJ!l!Z
TT
23c!
Uve
land
and
civUbtation
to
become
"nmawsre,
per
pug.
to
found
a
new
colony
In
a
Krange
,
orano.
j-io
un
lilt
h
ICULT
SITUATION
'
barbarous
country,
hd
to
auc-
Everyone
must
realise
the
difficulties
tne
governments
icor
1118
and
KM"
whteh
have
had
in
carrying
on
and
nrqviding
wney
when
the
'
.
money
market,
of
the
work!
ave
hw
dosetl
aginst
feriioTfr
Wfhe
vcM
bjfmppiny
is
uue
mem
in
ineir
Ull-iof
the
work
to
which
she
had
con
seorated
herself
in
her
fervour
of
devotion
upheld
her
In
her
task,
for
she
possessed,
unalterable
confidence
in
the
Supreme
Master.
"Jeanne
Mance
might
well
be
called
the
Florpnce
Nightingale
of
Canada's
Nursing
System.'
Sergtant
Andrew
Falrbalrn,
chief
of
the
Smttbtrs'
detachment
of
the
provincial
poUre,
eame
dawn
from
SmiLbprs
to
Hazel
(on
pn
the
train
which
arrived
here
thi
morning
from
the
Interior.
t
?
t
jtggs
UV-
rresn
sjRtas
Seott'a
In
cartons,
3
dot.
atfeed
Pjaehes
De4
Mpnte
in
heavy
syrup.
p.f
tin
Blskberrtes
in
hanvy
syrup.
No.
tins,
per
tin
5c
10c
He
them
have
not
been
paid.
,
,
Pe"t
Penut
Butt
Butter-
r--Sqiitrrel
r
1
a.
u-der
leader
in
m
an
expedition
expedition
destined
destined
-&,Mtrrel
1
n
J
KJ
'
21c
Chocolate
Eclairs
-Hed
O
O
n
Arrow,
new
shipment,
lb.P'
Pork
it
Beans-
Clark's
On
per
lfrc.
Up
-
9V
Codeo-Braid's
uM,
Tumyer
p
ked
wtth
each
lb.
per
tin
Toilet
Rolls-
7
for
Molasses
No
2
tins
3
for
1.
,
Crlteo
per
1-lb.
Un
WBd
Rose
Pastry
Flour
P?r
10-lb.
cotton
serk
Pink
Salmon
Esjuttjr
hi
per
tall
tin
Seville
Orange
Marmalade
Empress
brand
4-lb.
tin
36p
23c
25p
42p
9c
43c
Thrift
Cash
&
Carry
"fJAHUV
A
Nil
SAVE"
tOl
Third
Ave
A
Few
Dpors
Pown
From
Moose
Hall
rhtmr
179
&JIBi:
mtM
Kill
lJiBt:
TtpcWl
polIiilieTfvcT
ten
to
serve
the
time
and
U
expec-
j
Cars
Qumped
Ipto
Frisco
Bay
Thirteen
irebt
oar
loaded
wi'i
c?pper
oA
ifttsT&audUe
w?r.
UtfBpcd
into
San
Francisco
bay
a
few
1
;yx
ago
when
a
leak
in
4
railioaa
bare
cauced
it
to
list
and
ink.
It
will
take
g.
lot
of
pull
to
B-'
them
out
agam.
Picture
to
the
ight.
KROPUCED
I
N
MASK
CARNATION
is
the
largest
selling
brand
of
unsweetened,
evaporated
milk
in
the
world
today!
Only
Canada's
finest
herds
produce
milk
for
Carnation
con
den
scries.
There,
after
evaporation,
it
is
packed
and
shipped
to
every
part
of
Canada.
For
Carnation
Milk,
hermctkaUy
sealed
In
the
can,
keeps
good
and
wholesome
under
any
climatio
condition.
You'll
Znjoy
Cooiint
With
It
Cook
wjth
Carmtiflo
it's
a
pkamre.
Smooth,
creamy,
favorite
recipe
will
turn
out
better
improved
in
ttc
and
texture,
YquIJ
be
specially
pleased
whan
you
use
Carnation,
in
cream
sourts,
saqces,
dressings,
cocoa,
ke
cream,
and
candy.
Also,
use
Carnation
in
place
of
cream.
Undiluted,
it
is
just
right
for
corTee,
fruits,
and
cereals.
And
you
cut
your
cream
bill
square
in
two.
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proved
for
Baby
FeiJing
The
highest
medical
authorities
recommend
Carnation
Milk
as
an
excellent
milk;
for
bbje
because
of
its
purity,
unifprmity,
nutritiou&ness,
richness
in
vitamjnj
and
minerals,
and
super-digestibility.
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It's
got
to
be
good
to
be
ADVERTISED
READ
THE
GROCERY
ADS
TOpAY
All
the
king's
horses
.
.
.
and
all
the
king's
pien
can't
make
a
success
out
of
a
bad
product.
No
amount
of
adverihjjng
will
create
a
market
for
it.
The
more
it's
advertised,
the
more
Its
defects
become
known.
A
Good
Product
Well
Advertised
grows
as
swiftly
and
naturally
as
a
wihy
plant.
People
try
it
and
like
jt.
They
tell
others,
They
like
U.
Soon
tt
product
is
found
everywhere
.
.
.
and
its
-name,
spread
abroad
by
advertising,
is
on
every
tongue.
When
you
see
something
w((luy
and
cpjiBiitently
advertised,
you
can
be
pretty
sure
it's
well
worth
having.
If
it
veren't
.
.
.
if
it
didn't
represent
an
honest
and
worthy
value
...
the
maker
couldn't
afford
to
advertise
it.
Look
Over
the
Advertisements
in
this
Paper
Some
of
these
names
you
know.
Others,
perhaps,
ariof
newcomers,
all
are
entitled
to
your
trust
.
.
.
ajl
are
hero
because
tjiey
have
potential
friends
bringing
some
new
comfort
or
convenience.
Hut
something
real
tp
contribute
to
your
advantage
.
.
.
your
service
.
.
.
your
happiness.
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