Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - January 31, 1927, Winnipeg, Manitoba Editorial Section pages 11 to 20 Freedom Trade Liberty religion. Equality civil rights Winnipeg monday january printed did published up the Manitoba trn Frew limited. Jota Tomb company. Incorporated under i. Manitoba at Lia head office and ,300 Carl Tom Street in the City it Wynn Ipac. Mama Aba b. H. Macut Lurf i president had Genera. Bettered at the general font eni. For torts Mamlon the ouija to Malto in the British at Inland Revenue rates. Fhe shipping Combine Sharpens its axe Irhe Canadian exporter appears to be completely at the v the Atlantic shipping Combine As regards Cost Canadian products Ocean. As Canada is be one the great exporting nations the world this which our in Winter he refers is vital importance to canadians. J butter. It is their bread if the Atlantic shipping Combine can charge whatever rate it Canadian products being exported to Europe what be has Canadian exporter and the Canadian producer Canadian manufacturer building up markets abroad in t encouragement is there for the exporter producer and Ufa Etterer if the men who control thu steamships Oan swoop anytime they May take the notion feel need a few tra dividends and carry part the Money that should be. Of. The pockets the Canadian if0 in article the financial Page today s paper should Canadian people to do a Little thinking., ire the Cana in people aware that Ocean rates Are steadily mounting begin a f just last october Ocean rates East lurid the Atlantic Ere jumped 15 per cent by the steamship Combine. On the first january the rates were again boosted. I the october increase was a Flat increase Oil 15 per cent. The Hest one is applied individually at various rates to a variety aisles. If it were computed a Flat basis it is estimated l it War Ald run from five to 10 per cent. This Means that first october Ocean rates the Atlantic eastbound have been increased by More than 20 per cent. This Money this extra 30 per cent., is to come out the pockets the Canadian be and to go into the pockets the ship owners. The Winter rate treat has been jacked up to 19 cents a Bushel from the Sinsimer rate eight cents an increase 137 per cent. The be flour has been raised 28 per cent. The rate sugar has Leen boosted 66 per cent and the rate general cargo 25 per tent increases running from five to 233 per cent have taken Ilavee in the tariffs manufactured articles. These affect Auto a dues agricultural implements hams Bacon and chilled meats. Other rate s that have been Given substantial boosts Are those Honcz Dairy products Hay hardware newsprint and furniture. In fact there is scarcely Aline . Exports that has not been car Ada is working hard to establish markets for her products in Europe. Just when Progress is being made and markets being established for new lines such As Canadian Honey along comes the steamship Combine and takes its extra toll. This is not a mate for one Section Canada one particular producing in Canada. The effects Are Felt right Down the line. The Farmer and the manufacturer Are both suffering. Are they both to sit still under it and admit that they Are helpless there is no control Ocean rates such As there is railway r Winter Are not too inclement and it is a positive pleasure to a great number people to be out doors. Jar. King rightly Troph arises the Partia Alair zest with Young people engage sports All kinds especially to ski ing which is exceedingly popular in Ottawa and Montreal. To might if he had had time Hapij mentioned the Western enthusiasm for Curling. And. All Young people by thousands. Find enjoyable recreation in skating and Hotkey and in Snowshoe parties. Canada As a matter fact has one thei Healthiest climates in the Winters and All. Health statistics prove this and the fact that certain parts tha country eminently suitable for the location sanitarian. During the severe cold spell in december several people were Frozen to death in Western Canada and that news course goes abroad. But do not at All affect the general truthfulness the statement that Canada s climate is particularly healthy. A Good Many canadians do no realize a this. They have got into the bad habit blaming the climate unduly and country. If the British nations in the . An event no Little significance during the past week has appearance new South Wales in the new York Money Market. Until 1925 australian governments had invariably sought their necessary borrowings in London. In that year Tio Wever the Commonwealth government raised a big loan from a powerful Wall Street group and this has followed by the loan granted to new South Wales by. A nuttier United states financial. Houses headed by the equitable Trust Compaq new York and including Harris up orbs and company. The Bonds cover a 30-year and Bear in Terest at five per cent. New York stokers Are rather jubilant this invasion what. Conr sidereal for so Long a purely British Field and have issued a statement pointing out the increasing import Ance new York in the Field foreign finance. Thus disparaging the they lived More in the out doors and enjoyed and made use the bracing Winter weather they might get Over the illusion that this is a terrible coun try to live in. The greater our Winter should be a Joy to every normally healthy inhabitant the country. The government at Ottawa has clone Well to publish an attractive Booklet dispelling the idea an Arctic Canadian Winter and show ing the enjoyment obtained at the various Winter sports. Pacific problems it is honour to new Zea sinc that professor j. B. Canterbury University College has. Been appointed chief cer to the Institute Pacific Frela tons with Headquarters at Hono Lulu. Professor Condliff f a writes the free press correspondent in new an economist j note in this part the world who has made almost a life study Pacific problems. He took a leading. In the inaugural conference the Institute at Honolulu Early this year. American and far Eastern it stairs took up most the conference s at Tention and those Pacific countries were Jiorle less in the background. It is significant that a Kew Sealander ims been chosen for this very important a professor Condl life May have been selected because his country is outside the main controversies with which the Institute has to Deal but people Here prefer to think that his appointment is a tribe Ute 1.0 the increasing importance the self governing Southern Peoples in the future the new South Wales whose Centre was tem Bra a one time famous Gold now Rich by wheat grow ing. Or. P. Collier the present West Australia speaking at the opening a new agricultural College Early in november summed up the Progress Bis state in the last two decades. Gold mining he had increased the state s population in 14 years and had prepared the Way for great agricultural experiments. Two decades ago the state s Export wheat and flour was practically nil but the value last year was and this year the Export wheat should exceed the area under crop for wheat and Hay was acres in 1906, but this year amounted to acres. The estimated Revenue o.? tha state for 1926-27 was nearly double that ten years ago. Railway lines had increased by Over Miles since 1906. The free press correspondent adds i myself have followed the very remarkable Progress the wheat Industry in the West since the government induced . Sutton a leading wheat expert and the australian Luther , Farrer Lambrigge near Queanbeyan to go to Perth As head the agricultural i rates. Society notes Rau s the Only control Ocean rates is in the hands the men who own the ships. They exercise this control by getting together and ayin just what toll they Are going to take. There is course thl Imperial. Shipping committee which is supposed to look after the interests the shippers. But does it when the Imperial shipping committee visited Winnipeg m 1924, under file chairmanship sir Harold Mackinder did it convey to the Canadian Public the impression that it was primarily working for Une its actions appears to be helpless in the foq.0 the Combine. Three years ago by Way the Petersen con tract for subsidizing a line amps the government appeared to k about to take the shipping Combine in a finish fight but the Effort proved abortive. There May be two opinions thether the Petersen contract would have been value if Ais is a matter speculation Bat there was no speculation about the nor and the ferocity the interests that lined up at Ottawa to kill the Deal. The ship owners swarmed to Ottawa they threw everything they had into the fight they won Over one the Job completely they gave cold feet to Many the gov members they rattled the Bones the terrible business a government subsidy so vigorously in the faces the Farmer ambers that they turned Tail and fled and the shipping com Bine has been left to do its own Sweet will Ever since. The opponents in the House commons the Petersen contract excelled it work destruction but had paralysis the Bram when faced the problem re construction. They killed one proposition ind offered nothing in its place. The result is that the Atlantic Are sitting the top the world and a position where Thev can Rake in an extra 25 30 per Ceat. Of the pockets the Canadian people anytime they feel like a and the fact that there have been two increases since -i3ie month september that they feel like it pretty often. What be the Canadian people going to do about it what i h the Canadian government going to do about it Are we going to leave it to the Good sense the shipping men not to raise the High because by so doing they would Killor thwart the Export Trade and kill the Goose that lays their Golden is True that it would not be to their advantage to kill the Goose fetch evidence accumulates in two rate greases m four months that they Are willing to choke the old Bird to who an Inch its life to make it work overtime to produce the extra Tan the people Canada afford to leave themselves the Export Trade this country at the mercy the writer pleasures in Canada while in great Britain Premier King had the Opportunity speak ing from 2lo, the great broadcast ing station in London to an Audi ence estimated at people the problems Canada and the Progress which the country has made in recent years. Incidentally he endeavoured Ito remove wrong impressions about Canada s climate particularly the Winters. As reported in Canada the London weekly he said some people labor under the impression that Canada is a hard coun try to live in through the Winter. The that Winter is no prob Lem but a Joy to energetic Cana we have not told the British Public enough about the delights the Canadian Winter. The Canadian delegation will say Good Bye to Lon _ _ Don and the British Isles with re fresh Mooers in the interest lower rates the motherland is we bin Yeit in we hint been wonderful but every Canadian the Canadian government from anything has Wen. Member Ottha delegation is Loo icing Forward eagerly to the thrill arriving Home in Canada just at the beginning Winter. There More Beautiful picture than the Blue Iwhite and Gold the Canadian landscape a Winter s Day the Clear Blue sky the White Mantle Snow and the Golden Sunshine. The lovers Canadian youth men and girls alike in the great open find As much enjoyment in Winter in skating ice hockey and in Snow shoeing and ski ing As they do in the popular sports summer. Many ski ing enthusiasts regret that the Winter is too Short. I shall not attempt to describe j a Canadian Winter Day s Outing a Twenty mile run Over the Hill Trail s.-.. The Gatineau Val Ley but picture for yourselves a thousand Young people setting out in the Early morning from and i would include some Young people Over 50 years gaily attired and equipped with skis and poles and Haversack. Filled. With Good things to eat the that is a sight to be witnessed Al most any. Week end Between Christ Mas and which the Snow begins to yield to the caresses a warming Sun. To the doubting listeners this Praise Canada s Winter i can Only say spend a month s Holiday in Canada some coldest months january february for learn for yourselves. So too the summer in Canada is a Surprise to Many newcomers. How Many my audience tonight realize that gardening in Canada includes tomatoes cucumbers melons and the open you have doubtless heard much about our wheat they Are truly we Are learn ing in Canada that Man does riot live by bread alone. As Well As finding enjoyment and satisfaction in outdoor sport the delights gardening canoeing and touring through untrodden paths the Lamg up substance the acquiring property canadians Are striving to build the nation a spiritual foun Dation. We Are still just at the be ginning laying the foundations nationhood in a now country it is a great task a Joyful task. We need British men and women Goodwil Craigavon Ulster an Irish correspondent writes to the new statesman when in pre War Days sir James Craig handed Over his House Craigavon to. The Carso Nite provisional government to serve As the Headquarters the Ulster volunteers nothing could Havo seemed More fantastic than that in the fullness time its name would be perpetuated in a peerage conferred upon its owner in recognition his services As prime min ister a Home Rule government. Viscount Craigavon As we must now Call him was then to Friend and foe alike the most typical Ulster diehards differing Fellows Only in that by a Happy Knack his Aud cities and extravagances did not prevent him from remaining Good terms with his political opponents. This gift has been not the least his assets As head the Northern government and stood better Stead than the brilliance lord Carson. One would place him in the first flight statesmen yet it would not is easy to name a political Leader Whu in desperate Oddis and obstacles has., been More successful in doing exactly what he set out to do. Of Viscount Avon has been discovering very much one suspects to his Surprise that while he May preach Imperial ism he practises nationalism. Miss Macswiney and . De Valera must have been tempted to cheer his recent declaration that even if the Freo. State should ask to be absorbed by the Imperial parliament the Ulster government will main Tain its existence so Long As he controls its affairs. Tho Liu Manian minister has re turned to London from he is resting today. To Chimney sweeps in Switzerland we would Point out to. Alderman Sim plan who has a passionate in Terest in sweep their. Chimneys in stove pipe hats. Class 41 a newspaper correspondence is going new York the subject. Being there is Only one othe equally insoluble Utility Alberta and Vancouver Harbor Vancouver Fri s a new Harbor commission the. Members which friends and opponents alike agree Are Good citizens but know Little nothing de elopement harbors., Back the appointment this commission Here an interesting history. The Edmonton bulletin january 4 fired one the first shots in the controversy which has raged and that matter Fis still raging Over the Harbor commission at Vancou ver. After no Tiitu the government s demand for the members Tho existing commis Sion it s Ald "grain1 men b Jamed the shipping interests who switched their Chart ers from Grain carrying to the More lucrative Coal carrying at the enhanced rates which followed Tho de foreign Coal in great Brit Ain during the Long drawn out str lip. Tho falling the Grain shipments was made More notice Able by the huge increases a Grain shipments Terr ought Seattle Portland and other american ports the Pacific and during the past. Few months there has been keen critic ism the Vancouver the same Date the Vancouver province Carrie Daia editorial which Drew attention to the names that were supposed to be under consideration by the government for a new commission namely messes Turgeon Buckham and Sterling and said the question that it is Pertinen to ask is a very Plain one. Is the chief recommendation for appoint ment that they Are experts in har Bor shipping affairs is the government selecting a Harbo Board men whose experience an service merely lies in. Faithful party work for the liberals Are you go ing to get a political Board the same Day the Edmonton journal carried a Calgary dispatch urging the claim Alberta for member the commission and naming w. J. Jackman. The Cal Gary albertan editorially endorsed the idea an i world via Vancouver. This season t has shipped bushels to he bushels via Vancouver via Prince against to the last. The allegation that the Alberta ool is under tha domination Aster and is working against the writer rests Vancouver s absolutely without foundation. When it has shipped wheat East found business reasons have com yelled that action. The Pool a 3 not suggested Leas no no. 1 terminal at Vancouver except a rental a fair return Tho As. Well As depreciation. If it rented this elevator in its opinion there would e left amp in elevator accommodation for All interests. The Alberta Pool wants to co operate wih Vancouver to the full est possible extent in building up this port and As it is More profit Able to ship through Vancouver the wheat will come this Way when world conditions Domestic conditions make the Eastern route the most profitable it will move to the East. The Coal strike in England last year affected the Supply ships. When it ended More Bottoms were available . The Atlantic than Pacific coast these factors Survey education in Canada that the lock step prevails in educational. Institutions in tvs do minion la the conclusion the editors the annual Survey education in Canada for 1925, to hand from the Dominion Bureau statistics. There if some reason for suspecting that taking tha eight provinces As a the report Basing its conclusions upon a careful study statistics age and Grade the brighter children Are being held Back by the tact that the grades Are adapted to the capacity the average child and the inelasticity the system promotions. It would seem thai the time spent at school is the main Factor determining the Grade at a Given age. This ought not to be so. The difference in mentality the pupils ought to Briar about different rates advancement one More promotions within the year ought to up set calculations the basis a school year ten months As the time required for a Grade. The question is whether sufficient Al Lowance is made for the different affected conditions at Vancouver. Grades another Factor affecting ship . Wheat from this port is the decline the Oriental even the new York world is re Ferring to the Catalina swim As the Triumph Well How Many youths swam it one All the other youths who tried were dragged out gasping like prostrated cod fish. What about them age could have fared no worse. Burglars have stolen aspirin valued at More than this will give somebody a headache. Last saturday morning we had1 the richest collection birthday congratulations. Charlie Hola Iid and Charlie Tanner found them selves being remembered in com Pany with John d. Rockefeller King Boris Bulgaria Walter Damrosch chief Newton and other world fam Ous notables sir. Green the american federation labor has been urging a five Day week for every this include Golf we saw a line item in an obscure Corner about Mary Liles Minter. She is in Paris. Remember who she was strange forget pm. The session Alberta member commission but strongly that member being a member the wheat Pool claiming that it would appear quite As logical for Saskatchewan Manitoba to demand seats the Montreal Harbor Board As for Al Berta to assert an undeniable right to representation commission because the great ortion the bushels rain handled in the big Eastern Ort in 1q26 originated from these to provinces. The port Mon real has always. Been managed by Iree. Montreal business men . High standing to the general Satis action the whole Dominion. The Algary Herald endorsed w. J. Jack Aan for a membership in the Van Uver Harbor stating Man Good executive Abil y and wide knowledge Condi in agricultural Alberta should e and . Jackman has Lese rumours from Ottawa . Turgeon Buckham and Steiling to be to be Vancouver province raised a Torrn and certain party association readers openly protested the naming the former Liberal Organ january it was announce d that p. R. Mcd. Russell a. M. And b. G. Hansuld All Vancouver would compose the new Harbor commission j Vancouver Lone these names appeared i a traae 01 Uius Combine if not what arc i to remove this wrong impression to remove m lot All misery during Canadian about Canada. He spoke to an audience Many millions people a creat Britain and his words which will be found following Page show that he made very Good use the Opportunity. Frater among the various advantages Canada holds Over the other for intending emigrants from great Britain is its nearness. Sense not too far and the Batter Assurance 8elng old friends again not to quicker communication by cons Dera but some that advantage is undoubtedly fest through unnecessary fear climate. Kis Well therefore that Premier in the course an address he made from the great station in London an important in Canada s favor. There is ample ground for the enthusiasm with which he referred to the Canadian Winter to its whole some invigorating effect and to the immense amount pleasure that is taken out Winter sports in All parts the country. There Are a few people it can be admitted for whom the climate is not suited. The same can be said most other countries. For the vast majority people our Winters not too severe. Manitoba s win ters Are As cold As those any provinces and yet three to cosh a i Ivam. Spirit Goodwill we cannot extend too cordial a from the Golden books bedside books Chaucer for he would rather have at his bedded s bed Twenty books clothed in Black and Ricl Aristotile and his philosophic his station in Albent trip endeavoured quarters the Days the than Robes Rich Fiddel reminder advancing years you y an antique the like tone which you bought when first mar ried you re getting colonies political development it May have been inevitable that arising but . The various tages political development 10 numerous British l colonies and spend uncles would arise when the me real conference was meeting at Jondon. No sooner had it closed Tian some -.these questions arose n the British parliament some to Crown colonies like Jamaica feel they Are entitled a Fuller degree self government Han now enjoyed under the British Lolon Lal office. Others course very much More backward Joti tidally though some Are More Prosper bus commercially. The Secretary state for the colonies . Amery summarized the Situa Ion in an answer he gave in the British House commons. He said hat the. Colonies not possessing government in Videly varying stages develop ment. There were Many cases in which for Many years to come it would not be practicable Desir Able to provide for a majority unofficial representatives in the legislative councils. Constitutional in tha last few years had resulted in the Grant a considerable measure representative institutions colonies and it did not appear that at the moment there was. Any instance in which a further Extension such institutions was that is the official View held by the colonial office it is not wholly the View f some the colonies demanding wider autonomy in their own affairs. West Australia Down to facts some the Eastern australian returned pilgrims from a scientific Congress held in West Australia have been writing Aboul. Their experiences. One paraphrasing a local authority that the failure the Gold bell1, presaging the end the state has been a Blessing in disguise for the people have turned with the More Energy and Enterprise to the land and. From it in Agricula tire Are reaping Rich and continuous harvests. The Cor respondent says it is so in the Eastern states " Australia where the Gold has Gilveli out and the min ing population has turned to Dairy ing wheat cultivation and Gympie in great Gold min ing Centre is now a prosperous Dairying and Wya Loreg in. Today the janitors and Char ladies Are dusting the desks and scrubbing the corridors in the parliament buildings. And tomorrow the House will be opened ladle s in their Best hats and gentlemen. In their Best Heads will throng the purple chamber and Gaz a with gratified expressions upon the opening Cere monies the list session . Bracken s government. The galleries will be full . Spectators vainly stretching their necks to see the ceremonial if they do not Hap pen to be seated in the front Row. Thera will be soldiers and a band and muskets and Golc lace and Scarlet uniforms Anc sashes and a Cannon will be fire and there will also be a few reporters in the press Allery. But there is one thing Wil not be least not officially surely will be missed and that is . Joseph. Bernier Joseph s desk will not be occupied his chair will be vacant one by one we must remember As the Poe says the fading leaves do fall be us All Hope for Fine weather tuesday scientist rates Chicago As firs City in in chicag newspaper. This is an awful blow to science. A gentleman in a Enn Sylvania a been Given six months in jail an fined for embezzling this suggests that in Pennsylvania embezzling As a profession i nearly As Good financially As prize fighting. We observe a heading in the news columns Duleh Tion Roblin s consolidate the head writers Wil have to be a bit Mora careful. Don they understand that evolution i something that cannot be proved the report from London that the government is bringing in Legisla Tion to make a general strike Ollega is not surprising but it suggest that present general strikes a not illegal and that the ment is preparing to be ready 1 Casa another. To Hooks Are a liner world within tile world those lectures in Cairo by Robert Graves show for one thing the flexibility the free Trade eng Lish with its rapid turnover cur rent it continually discards and adopts. No wonder then that some have a regard for archaism. The greatest virtue our language is its readiness to absorb foreign and technical words and words from the better sort i used to be taught that it was not Good form to incorporate foreign words in your text. I suppose that . Graves Means anglicized when he says he appears to tolerate the some and the derisive philosophy nothing and philosophy my aunt give a purer sense scorn than philosophy i account it nothing philosophy it is the Hobby my i do not know. Will these terms go current in literary eng Lish owing to the distribution our language among Many races and in All climates it is not possible to found a Standard prose never More than the literary prose a Given group writers a particular writer at any Given. he lays it Down that con Rad did no More in fixing English than Addison. Why should he i Don t believe that his style was As Good As Mark Rutherford a for in stance. The Best English writing is attained by the formation a personal style and vocabulary that will not offend High precedent and tradition. But that personal style is unconsciously formed the. Whole by familiarity with the master writers. Precedent is a severe an International literary language is a thousand. Years Canada had enrolled in her Eda. National institutions for the year and these were in publicly controlled elementary and secondary schools and in universities and colleges. Decreases were noted As fairly Gen isral Over the provinces in the num Ber pupils in agriculture and in practical subjects in non vocational schools r in teachers in capital expenditures and. In the number pupils in the. Lower grades. The Supply trained teachers is now generally meeting the demand. A Section is As usual devoted to the educational activities each province while numerous statistical tables Are set Forth dealing with the various phases school life such As consolidation special classes technical education and so Forth. Summaries Are appended the educational legislation in the Duffert ent provinces and child welfare legislation especially the Laws pertaining to child labor. A new Section added this year deals with libraries setting Forth legislation which relates to them and. Statistics showing their num Ber kind and distribution. Provinces with the exception new Brunswick have legislative provision for libraries that British Colum Bia being framed with Especial care to facilitating the creation libraries through the provincial areas. All the provinces have legislation establishing school libraries. Birthday congratulations to we. Harvey b.l., Winnipeg born Edinburgh Scot., Jan. 31, 1864. W. H. E. Evanson comptroller Winnipeg born Prescott out., Jan. 31, 1866. Or. We. A. Gardner Winnipeg born Huntingdon que., Jan. 31, 1877. W. R. Milton sex Alderman born Selkirk Scot. Jan. 31, 1871. Russell Lang s list submitted by organizations Vancouver at the re quest it is said the government and the Vancouver province com menting editorially the new appointment remarked indeed the appointments followed so closely upon the arrival the Vancouver Telegram in Ottawa As to give Rise 0 the suspicion that they had been decided upon before the Telegram was received and possibly before it was asked the Vancouver morning Star in e. Somewhat lengthy editorial de fended tie appointment but in doing so said not one them however has had any Spe Cial training for the work watch Uliey Are about to undertake. This May As Well to admitted frankly and at once. How Ever it May prove to be an Advant age. Had experts in Harbor operations been appointed there would be some danger preconceived theories being applied which might might not work out to the ultimate Benefit the the Edmonton journal condoms the appointment in no Uncertain terms under the caption a Clumsy Deal and the Lethbridge Herald says the three Vancouver men have the Job to themselves. We Hope they Don t think that All they have to do is to appoint friends to positions. If that is their size the port Vancouver will disappear As an Alberta seaport. It in t Job filling that they should Start out to do but ship getting and Gram hauling and handling at the cheap est meantime there has been a position to link the Harbor com Mission controversy with the Ai Berta wheat pools unsatisfied de Mand for the leasing elevator no. 1 at Vancouver. The Vancouver Sun has accused the wheat Pool try ing to Wield the big stick Anu Points out to its own satisfaction at least that the Good sense Alberta Farmers will never again permit a wholesale Grain movement Over the expensive Eastern route nor Over the calamitous. And costly route Over american railroads to american possibly the refutation the charge that the Alberta Pool a s any antagonism to the port Vancouver is found in the statement which the province Vancouver secured from c. O. Smith who. Was one the original provisional committee to organize the Pool and b touch Voth it Ever since. Or. Smith said in part the Pool shipments to Date show has shipped., 50 per cent Dis romances for the whole Feuilly Here. To Boole hop i Send me marked x. Inc Eleanor Glynn Xijin Slodow the the b. M. Hull sons the e. M. Hull Harvard yellow in ii Rhomer men Carwood "the.ten, Alc Wodea Sisr daddy Long m in Content a nor n i its wheat to the Ina rets the Sites produce men think at 75 cents to need to be without Good Ator tev for these whiter and such a. Wealth Good. Formerly at h2.00 to Are now at 75c. Here is . Lint far Orilo i tt4t Earp retc., univ at 7fic each any Tor Tj. port . the the Brood the Witch Rhodier the Broad. High Jef Educ kill Omar f. H. Burnett the Toa pm Eaton a Couch the covered Porter just Jean Granta re ele Wiur Webster some the most vital words come from the soil and some the i 7 _ nor won Roll Al nov shrine Western Canada s oldest and Best Bacic most poetic phrases certain is pig shop Somerset big. Winning. From the soil. It is possible that a what is called a Good education will eventually be the Fate every member the English civilized Community and that rationalism will Stop up the accustomed Wells that would mean a great shrinking in the annual in crease the dictionary he says. But Are there not far too Many in the dictionary would we not be better if the dictionary were reduced by half miss Helena Coleman has in the january Willison a a Good Western Story the Chub was tils name Short for Cherub. He had been trained a ranch and was an expert at rounding Chub had personality. I am sure that he was a Broncho. He carried miss Cole into that High Valley that leads to Kanana skis pass. Rider and Pony hit it together after she get acquainted with his Little and that is what you must do with a him is own Little ways ignoring Shu was thrown Only once by Chub. A notable article in this number Sun appreciation Duncan crap Scott. The critic pronounces "j3eauty and the Little volume 3922, one the most even and i heat in our he praises tie Keats ode and the Edmund Moi Ris memorial and the variations Oil eighteenth Century a la that p raise this Canadian pet greatly arrives me As Ella say. Is he not our words other articles Are Winnie the Pooh and the seven Canadian artists new the leading Point is in he night by c. G. D. Roberts who has donned his wonted singing Robes. Impressed with this poem and with the imaginative Herrick in the Bookman. Crowding to the universities from the notion. New York still they grow incomplete Fig ures this year a registration show the great universities breaking All records for enrolment. California s two branches have Eull time students Columbia do nols and Minnesota also top the including part time and summer students Columbia has Cali fornia new York University and the College the City new York Minnesota Pennsyl Vanian Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Ohio. State Harvard Boston and Northwestern All More figures never in history has a nation shown such Ion for education never have such multitudes had the Opportunity for education. Sure Chat we really., know in what Tion consists do the mass univer Worms tul Maje Kei i. Bin Liim i Jour Henry. Van tote Knight x bar Al pulp Booth Tarkington sub Clair Steele the Royal i Mali i Booth . The Norence Barclay plastic Percy met Rob the Dulinjr Henry Van Dyke when Patty went to Catlege Webster the secret Burnett Laft the Western. Grey West Homer Croy the Bra Meliv Dorothy Canfield Glengarry school Ralph Gerber. Maen Nlay the Vii Sinclair Click treasure Frejer Lek Jelten the Clad. Book. Pow re the trl Mph the Scarlet Ckuj talks the h. G. Well secret to apell pm Rad the three John Llu Clian the great Pearl c. If. We Hanoi the Wert we. Macleod Rale the Chaite Frank Norton the red Harn lil Arm Strong b. Of. Bower an Inland we. Caine inn words if the social stationery by express from Many latent ib27 lines Bridge and "800" scor ing i ads 3aix.y cards place cants. Donee programmes picture Back Niay cords Shower cards Bon vol rare pm us cards Shower cards bar Sliday and other sympathy eur. Etc. Toes and a wealth pretty Valen these new Roods Linen. To shop hours a null Fri Maybloom Tea i Tea free trom talk and Uncle feb pm in my Pound and. Half Pound at your Groo ;