THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW CANADA'S EASTERN GATEWAY

NOVA SCOTIA is the nearest Canadian Province to Great Britain. As the oldest estab­ lished Province of the Dominion, it has more to offer the newcomer from the standpoint of social conditions, than the newer Provinces of the west. There are other important reasons, however, why British people should settle in Nova Scotia. NOVA SCOTIA has the most basic resources for industrial development of any portion or the American Continent. While her industries are expanding rapidly, agriculture still remains of prime importance and last year the Province was favored with crops to the estimated value of over $26,000,000. ANNUAL WEALTH Returns for 1923 Coal ...... $36,410,000 Coke and By Products ...... 3,286,000 Gold and other Minerals ...... 255,000 Gypsum, Limestone, etc ...... 3,195,200 Building Materials and Clay Products ...... 1,940,500 Iron and Steel Products ...... 12,620,000 Fisheries ...... 11,779,300 Manufactures, Ships and Freights ...... 53,185,000 Products of the Farm ...... 26,045,100 Products of the Forest ...... 12,350,600 Game and Furs ...... 780,000 Grand Total ...... $161,846,700 NOVA SCOTIA has land suitable for Mixed Farming, Market Gardening, Dairying, Sheep Raising and Fruit Growing. Her apples are among the finest flavored in the World. Trees bear from five to ten years after planting and yield profitably for from sixty to one hundred years. Nearly a million acres of land not yet planted are suitable for orcharding. NOVA SCOTIA has strong local markets and unexcelled opportunities for exporting. Her ports, a number of which rank among the most accessible and safest harbors in the World, are near to the great international trade routes. NOVA SCOT[A, unlike the great prairie Provinces of Canada, the development of wbieh depend very largely upon one or two resources, presents the greatest variety of Agricultucal. Industrial and Commercial opportunities of any part of the Dominion of Canada. Full information supplied on application to

AGENT GENERAL, Director of Colonization and Development, 33 St. Jarnes' Square, Department of Natural Resources, London, S. W.I., Engiand. Halifax, N. S. ii THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

1 Graham Bell was Almost One of Ourselves

JT is, perhaps, of peculiar interest to Canada and Canadians that the civilized world is paying homage to Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the Telephone. When in 1870 his constitution began to weaken under the trying climatic conditions of Edinburgh, , his birth place, it was to Brantford, Ontario, he came in search of the vigour that was threatening to leave him. It was at Brantford that he conducted the . researches which put him on the road to his great invention; which he made the centre of development of the Telephone by theoretical reasoning, and there it was the idea of the Telephone was conceived. It was between Brantford and Paris, eight miles away, that the first long-distance message was transmitted. When, in the evening of his days, the inventor sought solace and rest, it was to his beautiful estate of in Cape Breton he turned his steps. Now, his day's work over, the ashes of the inventor, wh9, by his great achievement, did so much to draw his fellow creatures closer together and to make them happier and their lives better, mingle with the dust of his much beloved Cape Breton.

Maritime Telegraph & Telephone Company Limited HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA I THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW ill THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

I IDqr 1\grirultural Olnllege TRURO, NOVA SCOTIA

OFFERS

A. Scholastic Course for those who are applicants for degrees in Agriculture. B. Practical Farm Course, Two Years. C. Series of Practical Short Courses.

Several graduates now holding prominent Dominion and Pro­ vincial situations were graduates of Colleges and Universities be­ fore entering the Agricultural College.

TUITION FREE to students from the Maritinu! Provinces

For Full Particulars write M. CUMMING, Principal TRURO,N.S. I THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW V ial4nunir Juiurrnity HALIFAX, N. S.

(With which King's College is now associated).

Arts Science 1 Commerce Music EngitJ.eering Pharmacy Law Medicine Dentistry

I Valuable Entrance Scholarships: Nine of value $200.00 to $85.00, awarded on results of matriculation examinations, September 22-25, 1925. I Equally Valuable Scholarships: Awarded at end of each year of course.

UNIVERSITY HALL, residence for men, on banks of North West Arm, temporarily the home of King's College. SHIRREFF HALL, beautiful new residence for women.

REGISTRATION DAYS, September 21st to 26th for all Arts and Science students and first year students in Engineering, Medicine and Dentis. try. September 8th and 9th for all other students.

FOR FULL INFORMATION apply in person or by letter to the Registrar. I vi THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

PORT HOPE IDrinity ne~ Mernor'al Hospital contains accommodation for over forty patients with separate wards for utfecllous cases. For copits of lilt prosptclus of> ply to /Ju Burstrt. .------· W~t Jresbytrrittn Q1nllrgr PINE HILL, HALIFAX In affiliation with Dalho.aie Univ.,rsity

ROVIDES instruction in the Theological subjects ptescribed for Ministers of the Pr~•byteria o Church in Canada. Residential accommodation is available for 115 men durina both theu: Aru P and Theological courses. Bursaries also are obtainable. Application ior accommodation in th~ Re.ideoce should be matle early to the Dean, Prof. H. A. Kent:. Pine Hill. For further information abqut comscs, con­ ditions, and privileges apply to the Principal CLARENCE McKINNON, PINE HILL, HALIFAX, N. S.

Nnutt ~rntitt IDtrqniral Q.tollrgr AFFILIATED WITH ACADIA, DALHOUSIE, KINGS, MT. ALLISON, ST. FRANCIS XAVIER and ST. MARY'S. Offers Courses leading to the Degree of B.Sc. in CIVIL, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL AND MINING E NGINEERING I

TWENTY SCHOLARSHIPS COVERING FULL TUITION. TUITION $75.00 per year. SHORT COURSES IN LAND SuRVEYING, ARcmTEcTURAL DRAFTING, STEAM ENGINEERINC, TEQ!NlCAL CHEMISTRY, ETC., ETC. CORRESPONDENCE STUDY COURSES IN A LARGE NUMBER 01" CoMMERCIAL AND TECHNICAL SUBJECTS I F. H. SEXTON, D.Sc., L.L.D., Principal, HALIFAX. N. S. THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW vi

ROCKCLIFFE P ARf$: i\s4hriry (!lnllrgr OTTAWA, ONTARIO

BEAUTIFUL SriE. MODERN FmE- PROOF BUILDINGS, RESIDENT EXTENSI VE PLAY- GROUNDS, ETC. SCHOOL FOR Special training for R. M . C. and UniversitieB BOYS McGiU Arts McGill Science

Founded 1891 Fu. Cnlendar Apply to REV. G. P . WOOLLCQMBE. M. A .. H

SOME FORTHCOMING ARTICLES

The Dalhousie Review expects to include in an early issue articles on British Music, on the Present Problems of British Government in India, and on Projected Re­ forms in Prison Administration,.-­ all by writers of outstanding dis­ tinction in their fields of study.

NOVA PRINT, LIMITED

Printing Department Stationery Department

Anything that can be Typewriter Papers &-Carbons, Printed Loose Leaf Ledgers, Etc.

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DOMINION 4Yo ATLANTIC DEPOSITS RAILWAY 5Yo DEBEN'fURES TRAVEL via The Acad- Deposits may be withdrawn by cheque if desired. ian Land and Canadian Debentures are issued for terms of one to five years, in sums of $100.00 or more. Pacific from Halifax, Nova A Legal Investment for Trust Funds. Scotia, to Montreal, Toronto, Deposits and Debentures are a first claim on the entire assets of the Corpora­ Winnipeg and West tion, which total over $48,000,000.00 And enjoy the charms of a trip through the far-famed Canada Permanent Mortgage Corporation ESTABLISHED 1855 "Land of Evangeline" 436-440 Barrlngton St., Halifax touching fascinating Digby so picturesquely situated on EVERY MAN INTENDS TO a charming slope with placid MAKE A WILL But when one feels fit and eager for "Annapolis Basin" the day's work, can (make the nineth hole in four and help carry a canoe around a three-mile portage, it's hard to contem­ at its very feet. plate the idea of a WILL with any seriousness. That's why so many men die without The staunch oil-burner "Em­ a will. press", after an interesting That's why so many a comfortable sail across romantic " Fundy" little fortune is wasted in legal tangles. lands you in St. John, N. B. whence the luxurious C.P.R. That's why so much property gets trains, the pride of Canada, into hands for which it was never intended. take you comfortably along Every man has rather decided views on your Westem journey. about the disposition of the wealth that he has created and saved. And he can enforce his wishes by a carefully drawn will and a wise choice of an execut~r. LOWEST PRICES He can choose no executor who w1ll QUICKEST SERVICE administer his estate more prudently and faithfully than THE CANADA PERMANENT TRUST COMPANY For reservations, etc., call or address:- Put your intention into effect to-

MODERN finance is likely to make you need the services of a capable and sound trust company. Submit your problems to us and let us aid in their solution.

"We Go On Forever."

THE EASTERN TRUST COMPANY HEAD OFFICE: HALIFAX, N. S. BRANCHES: Saint John. N. B., 111 Prince William St. Charlottetown, P. E . I., Richmond Bldg. Montreal, P. Q.• 138 St. James St. St. John's, Ntld .• Pitts Bldg.

Are You a Debtor? Circumstances may have compelled you to incur debts. Should death ensue before you are in a position to discharge them, on whom would the burden fall? Let The Great-West Life carry this burden-an obligation that is not can­ celled by death-and all the additional protection for wife and family you can afford to pay for. ~t"eat- · est ~ ~~Life~ tt~AO OFFICE - WIN N1P£G X THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

I For the Professional Man £VERY CONVt:NIENCE and facility for the banking needs of the Professional Man will be found in the service of the Bank of Montreal. The Bank. has over 600 Branches distributed throughout the Dominion, each with a service fully adequate to all requirements.

Interest is paid on All Sat'ings Depcsits. BANK OF MONTREAL Established over 100 years.

THE BANK OF NOVA SCOTIA INCORPORATED 1832

HEAD OFFICE HALIFAX, N. S.

Capital authorized - - -- - $15,000,000 Capital paid up - - - 10,000,000 Reserve fund - -- 19,500,000 THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

I Pro fitable Opportunities THE present time affords some ex- cellent opportunities for investment in Government and Municipal bonds, which yield a high rate of interest. ANY of our branches will be glad to arrange the purchase or sale of such securities on your behalf through our Bond Departments. Our monthly list of offerings :: will be sent on request :: THE CANADIA.l\N BANK OF COMMERCE Capital Paid up $20,000,000 Reserve Fund $20,000,000 HALIFAX, N. S. E. C. GRUNDY, MANAGD 514 Branch£s in Canada and Newjoundfa11d,

Wills Bonds Stocks Deeds Policies Family R ec_ords Small jewellery

F a less enlightened age people sought to safeguard their valuables. Often they placed them in a strong box which they hid in some secret place, hoping to protect them. To-day the safety and security of steel vaults eliminate the danger of loss by fire or theft, and give peace of mind for the safety of valuable belongings. Documents lying unprotected in your house or office demand the security of a Safety Deposit Box. I The R&ID Bank of ~da xii THE DALHOUSIE: REVIEW

The Leading Ltfe Company of the Dominion Assurances in force $630,000,000 Assets $174,000,000 SUN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF CANADA H•a4 Offite: D. A. CAMERON, MONTREAL Mgr. for Nova Scotia

GOVERNMENT, MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION BONDS I Special attention given to Transactions in unlisted Stocks and Bonds. Listed securities carried on margin or purchased for cash. ENQUIRIES INVITED. JOHNSTON & WARD Momim• MONTREAL STOCK EXCHANGE ' TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE 183 HoLLJS STRUT HALIFAX. N. S.

Our Aim -"Once a Client Alway• a Client." ECURE the facts about your Investments. We are here for S exactly that service. Feel free to always Consult us before you Invest W. F. MAHON & CO. lttre!lmmt Banlurs. Plllme Sacbille 1420-1421 177 HOLLIS STREET :: HALIFAX

Eastern Securities Company, Limited INVESTMENT BANKERS DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT, MUNICIPAL AND CORPORATION SECURITIES "No matter where you live, you can do busi­ ness with ua to your entire satisfaction."

193 Hows ST., 92 PRINCE WtLLIAM ST.• HALIFAX. N. s. ST. Jmm, N. B. THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

I Who is Responsible? There are only two concerns that can carry the risk of your death. One is a life insurance company and the other is your family. Which carries your risk? I One Bad Investment may wipe out the ordinary savings of years, but the money invested in Life Insurance is always secure and becomes available when it is most needed.

The Dominion Life Assurance Company D. M. GRIFFIN, Manager for Nova Scotia Tramway Building, Halifax

TRUSTEE REGISTRAR ltXECUTOR TRANSFER AGENT ADMINISTRATOR CORPORATION TRUSTU AUTHORIZED TRUSTEE UDder BANKRUPTCY Acr

I ttbe 1Rova $cotfa \trust <.tompan~ HALIFAX., N. S.

INVESTMBNT DEPARTMENT INSURANCE DEPARTMENT eonr-t. MuDidpal Fire aDd Fldelit7 lllld Corporation ~ Plao:ed and Manapd REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT Propertjea Manqed AceDia for PlaRUM, Sale and Rata! THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

INVESTME N T SERVICE SEE CANADA BY E purchase with our own funds W entire issues of Canadian Mu­ nicipal, Public Utility and Corpora­ tion Bonds, specializing in Public Canadian Utility and Industrial Securities. With offices in Halifax, St. John, Montreal, Toronto, Winnipeg, Van­ couver, New York, London (Eng­ National land), and our connections and corres­ pondents abroad, we are enabled to offer Maritime Province investors a broad buying and selling market for securities of all descriptions. Railways Write for our current list of I attractive investments. Paths of steel that stretch for more than twenty-two thousand miles are youn to traverse on the Canadian National Royal Securities Corporation Railways-the largest railway system LIMITED in the world. Sights of natural beauty unequalled in diversity; rugged Royal Bank Building, HALIFAX mountains, vast stretches of primeval forest, rolling prairies sparkling lakes, W. B. Milner, Branch Manager. tumbling rivers- Canada from coast to coast, every capital city, every industrial centre-wherever and when­ ever you wish to go there is a splendidly equipped Canadian National train awattlng your pleasure. QNLY Years of Sincere The Canadian National Railways Effort Develop Crafts­ crosses the Rocky Mountains at the lowest altitude of any transcontinental manship to the Degree of railway, and in plain view of Mt. Excellence Expressed in the Robson. the highest peak in the Canadian Rockies (13,068 feet) Mount Product of the Edith Cavell (11,033 feet). See Canada by Canadian National. R OYAL P RINT & LITHO LTD. Its excellent trains provide every Prinlou known convenience for the traveller. L i llrovapllou Your every comfort is attended to, quietly and unobstrusively from the HALIFAX t1me you step aboard till you are helped off with your baggage at your destination. Apply to yout neare.t Canadian Nation­ al Railways office for full information and descnptive booklets. W. CROWK, K. C. RONAU> MeVICAR, LL. B. HUGH ROSS. K. C. JoHN MACNEIL, LL. B. The Canadian Natiooal Ra•lwar• alao operatea the Canadian Nat'ona Tele­ graph Company, the Canadian National Expreu Company and the Canadian Government Merchant Marine, whicb earriea Canadian producta over the Crowe. Ross, McVicar, eeveneea. & MacNeil BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, &C. SYDNEY, c. B. lif!1~ti · 1 Wl: ~i it•J:M I iM IC:t\'t1· THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW :&V

The Nash car is distinctive in appearance and Nash quality appeals to the discriminating buyer. We have fourteen Models ranging in price from $1450.00 to $3425.00. Your car is here. NASH MOTOR SALES CO., LTD. 42 GRANVILLE STREET HALIFAX, N. S.

N Buckingham Palace Today­ I In Your Home Tomorrow?

'1T"' HE Princess Royal Piano made by ua is a replica ~ of the one eelected by H. R. H. the Prince~~~ Royal and christened by her "Princeu Royal". The original rests in her quarters in Bucking­ PRINCESS ham Palace. The replica-identic:al in e'ftf')' respect with the one that won the wonderful ROYAL distinction of being choeen above all other instruments by one with exalted musical taste A ROYAL and authoritative tutoring-an be youn foe AMHERST a moderate amount. PIANO Superb-Supreme-it confen distinction oo the home that has one; it rniniaten to evuy musical mood with a beauty and fullnt:ee no other instrument can attain.

AMHERST PIANOS LIMITED, AMHERST BY ROYAL APPOINTMIINT TO H. R. H. THE PRINCESS RoYAL THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

BURCHELL & RALSTON,

ilurriatus. ~nliritnra, 1Ett. 1 Chronicle Building, HALIFAX, N. S.

C. ]. BURCHELL, K. C. ]. L. RALSTON, K. C. F.D.SMim E.T.PARKBR C. L. BEAZLEY I

Mclnnes, jenks, Lovett &Macdonald BARRISTERS, SOLICITORS, NOTARIES PUBLIC, ETC.

35 BEDFORD ROW, HALIFAX, N. S.

HECTOR MCINNES, K. C. W. C. MACDONALD, K. C. STUART JENKS, K. C. F. B. A. CHIPMAN L. A. LOVETT, K. c. N. E. MACKAY

Henry, Stewart, Smith & McCleave Barristers, Etc. ROY BUILDING, H ALIFAX, N. S.

WZLLIAM A. HENRY, K. C. ]AMES McG. STEWART, K. C. CHARLES B. SMITH, K. C. ROBERT D. MCCLEAVE OONALD V. WHITE HENRY P. McKEEN W. MARSHALL ROCERS ]OSEPH P. CONNOLLY THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

The Gift House of the Maritimes

IRKS, Halifax, is a branch of a large jewellery organization B having their headquarters in Montreal, and other branches in Toronto, Ottawa, Winnipeg, Calgary and Vancouver. All are governed by the same policies. Our Insignia department has supplied your class jewellery, our other departments can g1ve you the same satiafaction when selecting your gifts.

Henry B.tb f; Son• Umltcd fiALIPAX W ith wboin ia incorpora_tcd M S. B»mm fl Co., Lp.IITIII>

-who cannot get satisfactory local service are urged to establish relations with our Book Department. BOOK -We handle every kind of book, wherever published, and spare no pains to answer enquiries. Our booklelling experience extends over sixty years. -May we submit a list of some of the most recent boob? Just spedfy which branch you are interested in-fiction, BUYERS technical or general literature. -And bear us in mind when you want good printing, bookbinding or office stationery. T. C. ALLEN & CO. Htlldquartns for Books Since 1858 124-126 Granville St., HALJP'AX, N. s.

THE ROSS PRINT LIMITED Printers Publishers Boo/{ binders P UBLISHERS OF THE TEXT BOOKS OF "REGIONAL ANATOMY" and ''OSTEOLOGY AND ARTHOLOGY '' By PRonsson JoHN CAMERON 95 .ARGYLE STREET HALIFAX, N. S. THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

LIGHT AND HEAVY HARDWARE CONTRACTORS' SUPPLIES LUMBERING TOOLS STEEL WIRE ROPES CORDAGE SHIP CHANDLERY FISHING SUPPLIES STEAM FITTINGS art the Unes we speeialiu AND in, and we assur1 a PLUMBING SUPPLIES satisfactory senict.

WM. STAIRS, SON & MORROW, Limited EASTERN CANADA's SUPPLY HOUSE Eatablished 1810 HALIFAX

What jewett Means by a "New Day" Car T MEANS a car with instant acceleration- that shoots you through traffic I quick as thought. But it means, also, equally quick "stopping"-the instant, unfailing, cushioned stop possible only with Paige-Hydraulic 4-wheel brakes. It means, too, wider, freer, clearer vision than any former car has ever had­ almost complete elimination of the deadly "blind spot." It means an ease of steering and control that makes your car seem responsive more to your wish than to your touch. It means an uncanny ability to slip into parking spaces unbelievably small. C. A. MOSHER. Halifax, Distributor for Nova Scotia.

THE IMPERIAL PUBLISHING COMPANY LIMITED 612·618 Barrington Street, Halifax, N. S.

PRINTERS CATALOGUES. BooKS PUBLISHERS THE MARinME OFFICE STAnONERY. MERCHANT. I .

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I BRITISH EMPIRE STEEL· Corporation, Limited Nova Scotia's Greatest Industry

Miners and Shippers of Coal and Iron Ore Iron and Steel Founders - Shipbuilders Manufacturers of Rail way Cars Producers of Hematite Pig Iron Analysis and all other information gladly supplied. STEEL Ingots and all forms of Rolled Steel Steel Rails and Accessories Heavy Forgings for Marine and Railway Purposes. Nails and Wire Products.

Highest Quality Bunkering, Gas, Steam and Coking COALS Foundry, Blast Furnace and Domestic Coke, Tar, Benzol, Sulphate of Ammonia, Limestone, Silica, and Fireclay Bricks and Shapes. BRITISH EMPIRE STEEL Corporation, Limited CANADA CEMENT BUILDING, MONTREAL, CANADA THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW I In Nova Scotia It's THE HALIFAX HERALD AND THE EVENING MAIL

ADVERTISING Space in The Halifax Herald is sold on the guarantee that · The Herald has the largest net paid circulation of any morning news­ paper in Nova Scotia. Advertising space in The Evening Mail is sold on the guarantee that the net paid circulation of The M ail in Halifax is approxi­ mately 300 per cent. greater than the net paid circulation of any other Halifax evening news­ paper circulating in the same territory.

RATE C ARD AND A.B.C. STATEMENTS FURNISHED ON REQUEST . I THE DALHOUSIE REIVEW

FAMOUS MEN

I Have for over Sixty Years been honoring the HALIFAX HOTEL Making it their Home when in Halifax.

EPOCH-MARKING EVENTS Have been celebrated worthily at the Halifax Hotel over the same period.

STATE BANQUETS NATIONAL ANNIVERSARIES COLLEGE REUNIONS Held here have identified the HALIFAX HOTEL with this Old City of HALIFAX, the seat of Parliament for the Province and the Home of its University, Dalhousie. I :uii THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

You can get all the comforts and features of a high-class car in the new model ''CHEVROLET'' at a very small price. What the car buying Public want to-day is cheap transportation at a low cost. NOVA MOTORS LIMITED Doyle Street, Halifax, N. S.

WE BUILD BETTER BUILDINGS

Our Own Brookfield-Built Buildings Mill Are Better Built Supplies Us And are the last word in Scientific Construction. Our facilities for the Construction of modern With buildings are so extensive that we can handle The any kind of a contract-large or small. Best Oass Sixty Years of Building Experience ensures the Of maximum of Service and Satisfactt'on. Building The Brookfield Construction Co., Ltd. Materials 169 HOLLIS STREET, HALIFAX

BOOK LOVERS will find at The Book Room a complete and up to date stock of GOOD LITERATURE . . We specialize in Books by Canadian Authors-Encourage our own writers gtvlng them the preference. I THE BOOK ROOM. E. J. VICKERY, Manager 141 Granville St., HALIFAX THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW uiii

The Sweetmeat of a Century I The sons of Noah, so they say in the Orient, boiled wheat starch and grape juice together to form the first candy. The Egyptians candied dates in honey, the Romans and Greeks added ground almonds, poppy seed and plenty of pepper. Drawing on the experiences of all peoples in all places and periods, Moir's Chocolates have achieved an excellence which makes them the Sweetmeat of the Century.

MOIRS CHOCOLATES MOIRS LIMITED. HALlFAX

FURNESS LINE S. S. "DIGBY" S. S. "SACHEM" To , ENG. ST. JOHN'S, NFLD. BOSTON, MASS.

Passages arranged by all the leading Steamship Lines Freight forwarded to all parts

FURNES S, WITHY & CO., LIMITED HALIFAX, N. S. Montreal, P. Q. St. John, N. B. St JobD'e, Nftd. New York, N. Y. Boctoo, M1185. xxiv THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW Surface Protection T is int~estin~ to note the excellent preservation. of some ol~ fam1ly res1.denc~s. Except for their architecture, one I mJgh_t alm~st tmagme them to. be products of the present age, .Yet m re~hty, they stand as SJlent tnbutes to wise pre­ cautions agan~st decay and deterioration on the part of former generattons. Any house .worth buildin~ is also worthy of preservation by means of pamt The manmum of protection is found in "ENGLISH" 70% Pure White Lead (Brandram's Genuine B. B.) - PA I N T 30% Pure White Zloc BH 100% Pure Paint T he above formula produces a paint with a fine smooth surface, which does not crack, chip or peel and ,; IW'face protection film that will defy the elements. Invest~te B·H.''.English" ~aint. You w~ll find J!IOSt Canadians uee i~ because of ita economy and1astmg quahttes. Even 1f B-H "English" Pamt were more expens1ve than it is, it would still be the: most economical, for the shorter life of cheaper brands makes them moce expensive in the end. · ··.BAANDRAM·HENDEASQtt· .._..-vs •• ...... , ...... , ...... o... o ...... "!8of&l~ M~ · ~ ••• er"o.~ ...... -.-.,.,_

THE "GOLDEN" IN RAKWANA ORANGE PEKOE TEA Is a mark of its distinction, its higher rating. A better type of high grown tea is selected for it, the result showing in the cup. Not every one will investigate nor all who do appreciate its finer taste, its more delicate fragrance. But those who do-the cognoscenti-will be well content with their adventurousness. JOHN TOBIN & CO., HALIFAX, CANADA. Wholesale Grocers-Tea and Coffee Merchants. Established 1825. FORD The 1926 Ford Models include an entirely new body construction in Four Door Sedan, Coupe, and Touring Models, with many added refinements FRED C. MANNING PHONES • S-983s.ss. I6-20 Argyle Street Ser...ice Stn. S-450 1 THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

To Furnish and Beautify Your Home at Moderate Cost SEE THE OFFERINGS OF THIS STORE Modest requirements need deter no one from visiting our big store. We pride ourselves upon the extensiveness of the moderately priced stocks, as well as the more luxurious. ENGLISH CRETONNES AND KOLOR FAST DRAPERIES CHARMING R UGS EXTENSIVE SHOWING OF FURNITURE

A CORDIAL INVITATION is extended to you to visit this store, where a profusion of quality Home Furnishings are on display at all times, and a staff of experienced sales people are ready to show goods and give estimates without any obligation on your part. NOVA SCOTIA FURNISHING CO. LIMITED "Distinct£ve Furniture for Distinctly Less." 448-450 BARRINGTON STREET, HALIFAX

Do College Students Use the Tram Cars? The answer is-" Yes". But do they use The Se Permit? Pay $1.00 fo r a Monthly Permit and pay 5c a ride IT'S CHEAPER

Nova Scotia Tramways & Power Co., Limited uvi THE DALHOUSIE REVIEW

I A Three-Fold Triumph PURITY

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-~ . !ROYAL ! CLEANLINESS SWEETNESS ~cAo1J. .fslJCAR: . . ,. __ ,

A Pyramid of facts and fancies a bout Royal Acadia Sugar will never carry as much weight with the consumer as will the super­ ior quality of the sugar itself.

ROYAL EVERY GRAIN ROYAL :ACADIA: :ACADIA: SUGAR PURE CANE SUGAR

THE ACADIA SUGAR REFINING CO., LIMITED

HALIFAX, CANADA