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OTTAWA FREE! TRADER - JOURN VL.
PAGE THREE
JAPAN
iman Divorce A angle
Home Owning Give
r : "
IS SEEN IN DRIVE
ion
Li
Iwninpj ;i home i". not . financial in iitnenl Kenny
iir advantages thai itweiRn lire money interest
vastly more importance than cash return
Jolhini gives .i larger neg ol satisfaction to father,
. and ilii- children than to live in a family -owned
I he comforts, conveniences, permanency, and m
rlence , t home owning ouahl tu have In si considera-
i
JAPAN WANT S I" TAKE INITIA
I ivr WITH THl UNITED
8TATI'!'. AND BRITAIN TO TNI)
WAR FA R I
its i
THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1921.
NEW ERA
Toklo, March 2i The armament
restriction campaign atarted In thfa
country by i uklo teakl, ex mini l r
of jiiMi !'. mark the beglunlng "i a
1 1 1 W I I
It. i i nil NllgB) IllniU, mi i h l;i a
tho late I'i Ince Kattmra, aa expres 1
i n .i pri 1 Intoj lew. Thai the roi
lutlon hi Mr Utukl calling upon .1
nan tu take the Inltlatlvu ith tl
r
i
S3
hi
ne r more than lour wills and a roof, You can
i ijch lull you r: ml ommunity si and
ii rhere a nothin ! t the pi -he
M owned bv the fai
Halted States and Britain i" studj ii
navaj I'drtullmeni formula was voted
dowif ''' an overwhelming! niujoril)
in tin' Moubu "i rapreBontatlvoi . w aa,
in NagrinhknU's view, a dl graco to
tiii1 govi rn mental pat ty und an Inju
n a in tin' nation
Tlw repj-eaentutlve continued: "The !
(.nki Ideal nun ernlng nuvul regula
Hon if a sound mi" and If the utter
ances ol Premier Hara and ('nun!
t'chlaa have been coi rectly reporti d
they inual .ii least agree with tho
principles enunciated
"Some ii the political loaders lool
ii...... rllanr Ill . f J I . . Id Mil fit
peace lovers and dreamers, for which
there is no room In ibe every da)
matter ot fact life of a nation . Thl
contention can hafflly stand the te I
'in the light ot the agitation now go
ring on in hoi ii the I ' n ii I'd Stater a nd ,
Bngland Dl larmument i h no Iqngi i
. Ipi';n t
i
Hit) WIMtl
element it Is demanding thai Bocioty
In- sol mi u (Inner foundation and Hint i
international friendships bo based on
something even stronger than the
li'.n'.iie hi nations. I he, pre rent nn-
m-iii.iI condition and the chaos In
.. IfAunlv Mmn iMifnrn fl
unr anil it i : the dill v ol Japan t
! 1 1
1 ill
I t wish
Id
I. id il ti:it ii ,Ti in. .-iil-lll Mr, d.il.l
: -
,p.ut prejudlco which killed I
mrogrOBH in nil' . IKIH s nun i '
disgrace and 1 i rcdll to our coini-
Despite the defeat ol the proj!ct,
lleclared Rep Naga hlma, the Osuvkt
Ml
ft ... itinu would i tnn oeu tor u
now and powerful political movement
INVOLVES JAPAN IN
. i OPIUM SCANDAL
it 1
WW
wn vine and n
larden. I he real value ot thoae
I in dollaj md cent Thh I .1
ontentmenl ol the mutnei . 1
II jilOIK
tree, yo own lawn, n wrrs
igi not
i en in a
lln'ii vcrv own. I life's
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- . . -mtv. u m
" 1 I ? v'' us
Mrs, James A Stillman (at left) filed a counter-petition against the divorce suit of James A, Stlllman (lower right), president ol
io National ' 1 1 v r..ii:U ol New im k, iiiiiiuii); mrs. riorenco i.ci ns uir.'1". niniman in nis nc: court papers namoa rrea lieauvais in u-
iri French-Canadian guide, charging thai lieauvais is tin- farner oi Mrs. Stlllnmna youngest son. Guy (lower loft). Mrs. 8t
1 ' . . . , . .. . .1... I ..I I 11 .a I ..liil.I
us.- in- luii'i'.iiio ui neiu.i ""' "
Uilln.ua uf-
KANSAS PROVIDES
JIlUuUnL UUUiiOL
I Ur Ollliil : .; - 0
Arctic Sheep R.I
ii. in i -i . 1 1 -
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houi
Fathers .1 . t build horm as fmr.i
hey pni moncj nd credil into homes for ti
ttisfactton "I parents and children, to create
i'i hi Hue lovintr.
s
i i as wa im in a low priced
oncern about being ' rced ut
somebody offers move ren
sn the
'.tnicn.s.
ilort Hid
atentment
do nol come from the Idylir
f man' i.ii i ' ti,
clothing. I he wif
i 1 1 . i i i .
ress as in biik, inr noys s:ii noi sutrer wearing nomespun,
lathi i can gel alonj; with the old suit. It keeps htm corn
I .,1 ,ble. H ti
el every father does his best to provide nice clothes
for mother, the children and himself; nol with the hope
ol financial returns but to give satisfaction, contentment
and good standing,
I In li I iss house furnishings do not bring financial i
turns. Fhe cheapei grades vvill answer the purpose and j
represenl less investment ol cash. Hut you and mother
want the best you can possibly afford. Nice furniture
raises youi standard ol living und gives contentment and
satis! a tioii to your lolks. You want the best even if it
don't paj big in dollars and cents.
So with youi home owning fo own your home gives
,1
ur
family .i large dc
AC ANT LOT HAY MO'
WIMMING HOLE Tl
PROMINENTLY IN
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SUMMER
VIrs. I l.r. uniil
i rdy R
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ree ol stability, perman
ency, hi ! high standing in youi community. fo own the
house where you live gives youi ! imiiy a real home in the
1 1 in -,; -,i nse of t he word.
! umbei for home building is much cheaper, from
thirtj t,. ii, fifty per cent lets than last summer. Ask
youi dealer about prices. lie will givr you facts.
Lumbermen's Publicity Bureau
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Tokii
111 (Mn-i
i.
,! To Housewives:
l It' a genuine plefis
X.
trafnc in tf ICwantung leased torn
lory were live IiuhIi of remark i by '
J:- ,
prbup
lTn
brganlr.uUoii cflliad the Kosai lendo,
territory, though nominally ( 'hlnei o
Is really ;i Japam concern and all
the Irregularities In the opium tral
Ii Maudlin - - to
concern
Hi.- read extract from contracts
naiil to exist ibot ween the Chine e un- j
iler whose name this so-culled "char
ity organization" is conducted and
the Japanese wlwi, he said, ure behind I
till' (.'cm 11 i nted e
tracts from tho books of the firm
kecording to which tho Japaneaes In
erested derived a profit o 2S8,000
yen between August, 191-9, and March
of liisi year, whii ii is at
is.OUO yon n month
i"
1
tire to use
CHINA-LAC
ur home,
ovemenl is re
derful for the
money spent.
Ii our simple
tool you can
i
in. m on tl
rati
i'iai!irl'-nl
hert (I
mi o thifs that
ei-i between tin
fcertain liiuli offlci
bung, anil n i-i mi a
tfie Japanese have
trade The Hpeal
the Irregularities
suinr I such propor
h;is in be smuggle'
into other parts c
Use is prohibited.
The governor t
of Kwantung, rep
ornmeni has In m
international morality and that Bueti craft or iriii ratnn Hre Ii
smuggling as haa w
ilonc by evading t
eontrol. He ungual)
ofnlcial connection
ties and saiil lie w
fiv Maiinee 3i00-
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