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M. P.s Should Travel.. Toronto Saturday Night.) It has hpnn suggestad. I think or- icinally by the Vancouver Sun. that. all mnmbnr‘s 0f the present Parliaâ€" mnnt make. aftnr the present session. a tmxr at Canada. The idea is a good rm and shnnld be heartily endorsed. \Vn urn a pretty good lot. Of’fPHOWS, sgwaking for Canadians as a whole, whnn \‘011 know us. But. that is the olitl‘irulty. we do not know each 0th- or, We do too much travelling Snuthwarrl and not enough East and “fast. As has already been pointed 1.....nc uuu "jgâ€".r-lruuttb lllll'lllg me 'chminr: summor will find that a con- sio‘ivl'ab‘m 10ml has been lifted Off nnxt w'ntpr's hill fur the purchasing of food fur {no family. Giw u‘hn~ garden a chance. It usually (1095 not fail *0 do its duty. and ovary Iittlp bit helps those days. , ‘ 7,____._ .‘ ... .,....J ;\..._un \,|. ulUl thy Ingsnn thetftaught should not be Inst. The family that gmws its own pjnzytnns and vogotablos {luring the A_'-\“J\‘ .“ I‘...I. V lllL-‘IIILV o ~Thc9' war (lemonost'ratgd what could 1m avcnmphshofl m this rescht. and Put Idle Lots to Work. (Guelph Herald.) T hnrn has boon so much unem- plovmont during the past winter. as well as short time work. that it is to ho lmpml tho? value of the 1m- \vm‘km‘l back gart‘len 0P idle Int will not be nvprlnokod as a_ method of aflc'ljng to tho family income. . The Bolsheviki by accepting the mutation bound themselves to do these things. They have not kept faith. on _a Single point. They have clearly indicated that they never had any intention of keeping faith. By what reasoning process has the British premier brought himself to the point of being willing to excuse them from fulfilling the conditions which were laid down for them? The Genoa conference could be a success from the viewpoint of Great Britain and other Western powers only in so far as it might reach an agreement with the Bolshiviki bas- ed upon the terms stipulated in the' invitation. An agreement which al- lows them to ignore the terms of the invitation, flout. the British Governâ€" ment and dictate their own terms for recognition would not mean a successful conference for those who called it. It would mean a success for the Bolsheviki alone. Surely'the ’viewpoint 0f the British must have become very much awry if they are willing to contribute to that kind of . success. British Pay Big Taxes. (New York Herald.) It is something for the world to marvel over when it sees that in the last year the United Kingdom was still paying 'income and super taxes of nearly two billions of dollars a year. and the great bulk of it con- tributed by England. with a popula- tion of only 38.000.000 The country was raising a total annual revenue of five and a half billions of dollars‘ ‘and saving a sufficient surplus out of that revenue to reduce its net dead weight debt in the twelve months by more than 33200000000. The natural question that will leap from many a lip is where do the British people get it. to pay? The government gets it from all the peo- ple who have an income of as much as one thousand dollars a year. The tax applies in the same ratio alike to those coming under the super tax clause. The invitation to the Genoa con- ference laying down the terms on which the Bolsheviki would be re- ceived stated that they must agree “to recOgnize all public debts and obligation to restore or,. in case of default, to indemnify all foreign in- terests for loss or damage which has been caused by the confiscation or sequestration of property.” Further- more. they were “to establish. legal and juristic punishment and insure the impartial execution of all com- mgrcial or other contracts.” France and Belgium are right. Restoration of the confiscated prOp- erty of foreigners in Russia should he insisted upon as a first essential to any recognition of the Bolsheviki. Other Panel's” Opinions How often we hear accounts of successes in business which have been made possible through the power of advertising. Too often the retail merchant is liable to think that this power is only for the na- tional advertiser, but the stories are legion of the great value it has been for the. merchant. who is doing busi- ness in a small way. DOES ADVERTISING PAY? (Hotnil Mcrchants' Globe.) Docs ailvpz'tising pay? On the face of it. that. IS an absurd question. LV- M'ything a man docs is an advertise- mcni ()XU'IDI' . for or against himself. i't‘ho same holds true in his business. 'l‘hv cloanlincss of his store, the chccr or lack of it which is :1 part 0 his pstablishmcnt, the quality of his ingly little factors are a powerful advertisement. either for good or for} bad. It ducsnot. require a great! strvtch of the imagination to see what, power there is in well-directed :ulwrtising which has a definite purposc behind it. How often we_hear accounts of unnanoann : -‘ I‘he best remedy knoxxn for Asth- mah is RAZâ€"M AH, for Rheumatism, etc" is TMRCS. Both are sold and guaianteed bx reliable druggists ex- 01". .\\heze. Ask S. MacBeth. A13 MlS The members of Parlian'iezit at the conclusion of the session should be' Split up into three groups. These representing the Maritime Provinces 3 to start in and.travel Quebec, Un~ t-ario and through to the, l’amtic coast. 'l‘hose from West of the Great Lakes should tour through Ontario. Quebec and the Maritime Provinces. As for Ontario and Quebec repre- sentatives. .they should make. :1 clean job of it by travelling bath East and West. Thus it is that we fail to under- ‘stand each other’s difi'iculties and aspirations. Sectional jealousy ex- ists. We sneer and scofl‘ just be- cause we do not understand the oth- er far off l'ellow’s viewpoint. As we cannot all go, let us at least send our duly elected Parliamentary rep- resei‘itatives on a grand tour. Then they at least will have a better un- derstanding and a more lively ap-I preciation of their fellow countryâ€" men residing in Provinces other than theu- own. out in these columns, we live on a long ribbon of .lapd, with paqh prov- l '35: .-._-:-.-...-:-:-:<-:-:‘:-':-:-. ' m h . .q* l , be my; {$332 ‘ 11176388, 89 I decided ' “1;;3‘3. - totryLydiaE. Pink- hams Vegetable usedLydia E. ‘ ’s Sanative Wash and I am entirely cured of my ailments. , You ma publish this letter if you * wank-3m. MARY SHERMAN, Routez, Lake, Mich. .There is one fact women should con- under and thatis this. Women suffer from irregularities and various forms of weak- ness. The try this and that doctor, as A well as ' erent medicines. Finally they take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Compound; and Mrs. Sherman ’s experienceis sim 13; another case showing the merit of ' ' well-known medicine. If your family physician fails to help i you and the same old troubles persist, my: ts iLmasosebk: to m Lydia 1: obligedtostay of? 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