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- F. Paying; Notes by the Way

The Opposition in the present election have. much to discourage them, much that they had not in the election of last October. The Heigh- en Government and the Conserva-

, I. Olofld l. Yho-Prdl-b-i. I, Kilt lenders-albat- Oel. D- A. Iselisaes. II. l. 0-

am’ u‘ I_~'_‘_ ‘ nnd.“ ‘ah-ho i. own. tive party have many things in their __ ' favor that they had not then. The

1 King Government had then been in power four years. The King Min- isters bad power and patronage in their hands. They had something of prestige that goes with Dower. 'i‘hey had the largest party in Par- (15) With the direct knowledge liament. All these they have lost. nnd cnonerniinn n; we govern. and the advantages attendant lira-eon have been transferred to the new Conservative Government.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 192s

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NOT TRUSTWORTHY als were punished and demoted.

Time and again during the pre-

"nl campalgll evllaloll’ °q“l'°“‘ ment tons otwprisoa-matiel goods tion and even falsehood have been ' ' " '

from the United States were smug- changed against sir-Premier King glad “m; Canada and aohialprhieu and wally ‘ll lllll lealllllg umlulll" with which the Canadian manufac- turer could not compete. These

goods were known to be produced

The October election made: mar- vellous change. 0n the eve of that contest the rLbbernl leaders and thcir press raised the cry ‘ihieighen in prisons where the inmates were can't win.” And appearances at

ters. And the documents are avail- aible for proof. Denial of the par- liamentary vote of censure, while the official report of the ivote is re-

JsisesLL-lemJ-l. rsevsn rmc HEART Amateurs

it is only a few years ago since medical students were taught that heart ailments were to be treated with strychinne. digitalis, alcohol, and so forth. That if there was a murmur due to leakage of the valves of the heart, that the indiv- idual might drop dead anytime, and that absolute rest, with heart stim- ulants, was the proper treatment. But now drugs plny a small part in the treatment oi‘ heart conditions. in the first place n. mnrniur is not considered as of importance in it- self any more. A heart with o leaky

Vote and influen- ence of Fair Sex

BHOU-LD BE POLLED FOR PROTECTION. Historians.

if there is on lass of people more than another that should poll its vote and throw its influence on the scaleffor Protection. it is the Fair Sex. No other vote is so close- ly allied with home interests. or is more closely affected by ‘Protection, in this Province at least, than the female vote. All writers and speak» ers concede the correctness of this assertion. All the poets, whose

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Axain he moved forward, the “WW4 P19881118 hard. The rulers residence was now in plain sight. P116 Paid mourners. hired by the 110111‘. were busy about the door- W8)’; they increased their activities ‘"1 111911‘ Blllliiflyer came in sight- hideous walls and the dull sounding ‘l1 cymbals-a horrible pretense of

thoughts are supposed to descend from the mghei- regions. pay tri- bute to the high status of their mission here below. in onefot his flights of fancy the poet Schiller, crowns the gentle sex with this ex- alted stution in life, viz:

31191- Quickening his stride Jesus 118:8‘ in the midst of them.

‘(#1119 Diace," he cried with a Wlllllllllldilil gesture. "The maid is not dead but sleepeth."

T119? 11111511901 him to scorn. 1311111111115 them aside he strode into

"All honor to women, To them it is given,

To wrenthe the dull earth, ‘With the roses of heaven."

mc vncct dincaccc that time quite justified that cry. Th 1d _ r _ d Practically the entire Liberalparty we amuse lll ell‘: gllllllellls andshost of Conservatives believ-

were distributed among innocent cc m,“ Mn Mcigncn conin no; win women and children in Canada Had it ‘been otherwise, had his own with inc r9511“ inni innnnnnnn n; party believed that he could win in cm. people were m danger 0M8“, October last he would have won a majority over all at that time. There will ibe few now to doubt 161 The 11°71“ cammla“ Mm-‘med that statement. And as it was. nl-

illolice, the most holiest and efiici- fimugu he did not gain a Conserv- f i -ii " i ti a rit over all, before the

a speech in itegixia, while the Cana- ligreplzlfhcdriivnlotfm “mile 385$‘): Jic gvcr the King Govern.

1111111 ‘P1688 Vfllbfllilil report of hismouudar “He M the re “est “he ment had fsllen to rise no more.

twtual words is published in the‘ y - q o i-

newspapers Thoqe are “mun the smuggiefi- 1191111115” 1119)’ We"? 111 Mr. Meighen has no-w at his hack

' A l”, corruptlble and were interfering 3 Pi"! 111111131" 1" "lellfllll 111111

l. ‘llelwnh the friends or the Gown, much more solidly united than it

, _ was in 1925, a party proud 0f its nlenl’ “no were chedllng [he rev. leader, and not only confident but

i9 nn inn neiénnivc’ nnd it in man, fully assured of victory in the pro- ing a sorry defense, the defense oflalely the new Government l5 m sent conlesl‘ wlml h“ ‘been ach-

, imWer and the Royal Canadian leved for the Conservative cause at the guilty, denial.

‘Mounted pciicc Me “can, Uncut’. the polls and in Parliament during Because <11 1119 1111111)’ evillllllll i8, the B0undaryyLme_ the past nine months makes it now

and contradictions and denials, in‘ apparent that M12. lileiEllfill 1111151 (7) The business men of Canada

the face of evidence to the contrary I d h l i »win in this campaign. it is 110W ' 1 i. 1 . - . [he Opium“ is ‘becoming gene“, “rgdn Z‘ “u” "e5 111° 1'- Colll the almost universal conviction

mercial Protective Association andithnt “King can't ivin." H8 18.1101“ that all is not and has not been as

spent thousands of dollars in trnc-‘evel’. 11111111131‘ ‘V1111 11°19“- He be’ represented at Ottawa.

. i ' lo and soon .1“ c d I , h, , l gan 1n Waterloo, Ontar . The word “prQspc-rlty," in its sup-f g Own an Expos n5 t e "n" llost it. fl-le hud a seat given him

Dflsed relation to the late Kingllbelng Perlwmited °ll the Clllllldlmllin Prince Edward ilsiund 8nd 11° Government. has bee" slralllea wpeople. They placed irrefutableone wants him back. He tried

. . . . _ ‘ - . y 1 I the breaking point; representations?“lllellce o! lllls lraull bell)": m‘ xolm Yorl“ Ontario and at er d

. . brief terii was rejected there. have flieen made that do not llCCOTillPrhne Mllllsler and m” coneaglle“ l Wm, me genera] experience o: “Fiend the Government hopelessly eu- At last he found a refuge in Sas- dustry

.. , .. . -~ l h- id and trade in the coumryltnngltd with the criminal element kamhewa" 133'- wlm“ wle“ “ll '0,» Um ,0 l d-d , half his colleagues had been ilt‘ durum n“, pa“ few years) ‘In a“), . c un ry, l not, or dared

victims of corded in Hansard; denial ofiknow- ledge concerning the demoraliza- tlon of theiCustoms, while theadmis- sion of cx-Premier King that such de- mornllzation existed is ofilcially re- ported in Hansard; a flat denial by Mr. Dunning of derogatory reuiarlcs about the people of the Ninritiines. attributed to him in the course of

ly disease.

serious charges against the Mackenzie lGng Government and

its present candidates. ILilberalism

enue of legitimate funds. Fortun-

, I tented two months before. lie has case Premier Meighen ‘has authorlz- lml’ P1116 ‘"13’ 119111111 1° "mledyllle again accepted a nomination there, llpllllllll”; c°mllll°ns~ and why? lBecause not one of the

ed a firm of l (ii) in 1925. Parliament votcd theme seats in his native Province of

reputable chartered accountants to examine and report

factions throughout

nnd with good power. is considered o. safe heart.

lt is the fast heart, the irr heart, the heart with poor musclar power. that is now considered the unsafe heart.

\Vhere the pulse shows strongly in the veins in the neck, where the heart is enlarged, where there is swelling of the feet, and irregular- ity in the beat. then the heart is not considered as normal. '

However. Mackenzie the great heart specialist has taught thatl "The best way to determine the renl condition of the heart is to find out how it respons to work or effort, that is the amount of pity-f sical exertion in which the patient-

symptoms, that is breathlessness, and a very rapid beat.

Now what causes most of our heart ailments? Two out of every hundred men, women and children have heart ailments. in ;his coun-. try one out of every eight deaths is’ due to the henrt, and in people over’ forty years of age, one in every five, dies from some form of heart tron-i ble. Except for the few that are born with some heart ailments. in-

vnive, but beating regularly, slowly, v

Assuming that these premises stand undisputed. we feel convinc-

ed that the female voters hold an

egular important position and are a pow-l “led-l

erful factor in the political contest which is now being waged all over Canada. Now more than ever comes the call of our country fora force that can scatter the rosesof heaven nll over this great stretch of “dull earth" which we inhabit and for the good government of which we are all more or less ac- countable. -

if the fair sex wisely weigh the great dividing lines of the two parties now contending for political supremacy, and the poet we have quoted is well advised, every fe- male voter in Canada should vote

the Conservative party, and the power of Protection to accomplish that object. WVhat on enrth is more divinely dear to the fair sex than to labor i'or the retention in our Province of its sons and daughters. and whnt else is of greater import- ance to them than to keep the nat- urai increase of population profitab- ly employed and richly rewarded by the fruits of its native land? No person. we think, can aim at a

_ _ higher object, and ‘by helping the tectlon is blamed tor all forms of steamer sex to mm‘ [his mighty

heart ailments.

Now irrespective of the form of infection in the body, whether it is from special illnesses like scarlet fever, rheumatism, or from tions from teeth and tonsils, this;

infection must bathe the lining olgli the heart. with the great prohabilqhomo,

ity of damage to the lining. There- fore anything our public health authorities can do to

do to lessen infection

serve to

throughout the land. This means

brows.

prevent in. clusion as to how to mark the thal-

me commnnwlot. but nothing also is of such far-

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teeth. tonsils and other pBriB. Willlgtglgi/lexl]lzhglxilkntllul" alll “lmllell prevent heart disease should Pa“

dren who nrt- the lll1l0l‘l[0l‘8 of such the saving of thousands of lives.

task, the mothers and sisters

Canada will add new laurels to the

that already deck Other interests, such as agricul- re, the fisheries, the high cost of the markets abroad an nnd scores of other importance. and should ht of in coming to a con-

ttl ving.

vital be lost sii:

the cot. Why udian mothers rear chil-

n heniw-n-hlessrd country. vote now

thousands

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tising and i-n more fruitful in such than the man on the pccts. [founded underdts inspiration; ‘of our litispitals grew out o are supported by. its me the idcnls that ultimate

the house and took the little girl by the hand. The crowd looked on ‘1111111110111111180, for at the magic oi‘ his touch she opened her eyeg, and silt up. ‘FY1111! Dose stories five and six. woman sick twelve years and ,A child whom the doctors had abandoned for dead, sits up and smiles! N0 wonder a thousand lflllgues were busy that night ad- "1111111118 his name and work. "The fame thereof went abroad into all that land.” says the narrative. ‘Nillllillg could keep it from going abroad. lt was irresistible news. He was advertised by his service, 11°! bi’ his sermons; this is the sec- ond noteworthy fact- Nowhere in 1-119 GQBDeIs do you find it announc- ed that: cJesus of Nazare The Scribes

th Will Denounce and Pharisees in the ogus

‘Po-night at Eight O'clock

Special Music.

His preaching was almost incid- ental. On only one occasion did he deliver a long discourse, and that was probably interrupted often by questions and debates. He did not come to establish a theology but to

Thinking more divinely, he expressed himself in thoughts of surpassing beauty, as naturally as a plant bursts into bloom. His sermons, if they may he called sermons, were chiefly ex- planatory of his seivice. He healed

dnringly,

a lame man. gave sight to a blind man. fed the hungry. cheered- the u ufiPOOr: and by these works he was n_ are 0g ndvertiscd much more

no; words,

hich covets adver- ceives little, is much good works street Most of our colleges were

The church, w t

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f, and mbcrship;

all civic l

separated by glass partitions. Conveniences. heated with hot wood floors are treated with a

Bus. health and comfort of the tary towels are provided free.—Princi monilshow anyone through the building at

EVERY TOILET

We cannot emphasise t" m-cnc, ly the superiority of ' everything that ports Booth. only Insured good. 91 ity st a fair price, but silo affords s distinct nu the assortment, which lu found outside the We give this lino (ion.

Til/C White Dllllg Stofe l. G. IAMESDN

our stock in lns to Toilet You are u” "liihest quai- eur stock VIIIIIQQ l" °11o rarely largest citisq, unusual stten.

Buying here

onueoisr‘

Home 0f the Union Comme Royal Bank Buildi

rcial College 11g

Charlottetown. P. E. I.

This is one of the best equip 2800 square feet of floor

hing is Sanitary and nothing students.

Extensive preparations are being made to College reopens Septcm

his coming term.

other vnicc Sliilllli

ped Business Colleges in the Provinces. space is divided into class rooms. an The school is equipped with all Modern water and lighted b

Sanitary drinking cups and Sani. pal Wm. Moran will be pleased to any time.

accommodate a large class be 7th

l be raised in sin-h

_ . t i. . ,~ , to send them begging at the hound- fizsllilzfrzegurlrahlmtgllelgllz’), llllllilocllzll nry line of some foreign country Hum" the most dependable q“ _ for ltilllllfiiililli and for the crumbs on w m m, ‘ 1' that fnll to the lot of aliens. ‘Mn- p ' ' om an 5' the i133’ hi’)

fliers of Canada he firm and loyalilllly llle oll ‘my geltllllle “"5"” 1-“ a v - - - . ‘l ' - - . . - .- m your cmrmry and see ma‘ yam cmlslam Succession m. healing‘, and neglect the itiarket place l<cw oi find a way to correct.

_ _ _ __ I , __ he] Inga’ u. , n m l _ ihis sermons were delivered in syna- illllllillolliilillfifeuizlllllll) of i1ri€llcged ‘lodgiowlfiulllv laltusmlilllisu- gllllllell‘ m” lllll "llllll purl ll" w“ W“ “all 5',‘ lam liaqudlhlum our ‘m ' l1 the crowded places. the ‘Femplo

'ter‘s fatnily very well knows. l, _ _. _ _ _ t-ompnrwble agricultural heritage. The tiotir-hell rings at brunkfzu-ii- l"’l“l' llll’ “l7 annulus‘ llle ‘llllllllll lioth interests are needed to create time; it rings at dinner-time; itdvllel.“ glllllls “W? llllllglll llllll lllllll‘ ,,,.,,sp,.,,.“v,._ Scale“, or one h, mmhrlngs 1M6 u, nlghbfllnd every flngll emphasized this fact oticc to a to the prosperity of both. Tmonlmuunn inni some one hnn ccmc tolgrffllvll "1 l11'°11¢11*»'1'5- go straight to the ruotoitlte mal- "iiis burden upon the pdr- lll“ mmmdmfl “'9 0.1182111 111 110 '——._' “you”; ‘U'I,'..I'.I','.N"mlcuslcnnter. Vote for Protection: and tln- nnnngc“ A ma“ comes blinded by street preaching,’ one of them ox- " l‘ ‘m’ ma‘ l-‘beral calldldales on(, , .. fud “U, ti. hm Jacfvonservativc. vnutlitintos who nloue his greed or h,“ vliiillled - d 111611‘ Qlliwfl hfldqllarwrs alwluflzlufi, J pufillc,“ “Jmun is cuugtre pledged to f(ll'\'i'l!l'il those iuter- opens his “can m the pas“), and lint strcct preaching is not at nil sidercd nyvuiguiisrn. pllls‘ goes away having received, his lllllllllglllls l“. “llllll “Bu” lllll‘ Tlle| 0 n, E N 11s ~1li="'"1l""-~ sight. A parent whose cunt: n (lend 5111115855}; “iiglxfllyelllfureifyllif: mjfjgj. already wrought n ‘beneficial change l l" selllllhnesl mm“ leudmg ’ the‘ '

x et '11s g' th ring lu- l ~ 111° 11111919111 chlld by the lmllll A": stglllllffillltlfigiltevellyboilly Lilli?) at Stilllllecfilliglllullilgi

place for nil mcrchnndisc

$350,000 an n Snnrcilmitnrlai wanted him or could be to Mvoum and a way m nmké “Wm known—-to bc advertised by his scr- vice, not merely by his sermons. of Jesus oi‘ Nazareth he still-this

One thing is curtain; he would not is u vital omission which ho would

nnd untold misery

u-pon the whole-situation nnd thisxloverlllllelll ' more.

"m," w,“ be eageflc ,60ked for lsefvllcqg qrnnq n, “can, In muvunc trusted i.u elect him! Almost one. M“, s, , H I. third of the people of Canada live What the people want is the truth; l’ “"55 "g" Tm’ "mmlY W115i“ Ontario’ Bu, 'where m,” M“ ~60+o+0>¢¢4+0+oo+04++§44

and Premier iioigiien is deti-rminqllllyll by llle Gllvlllllllllelll lllll w! I Daily Lessons

. my“ l H y _ King's Ontario ‘Cabinet Cilllfiliillltlrl,‘ ed that they shall have it in silt-hip ll “lllllgg "l" lllll lll llll’ llllllltir his Maritime colleagues, for that} In English

grout niu'|'kv.i-plul'<-.s. and the voice

matter, in the present contest? All! afflicted with cold feet since the, October cluctionl ‘Does that show]; confident-e ifi winning the present! election?

a mm] ma, they “ha” not need luolection to hire political hacks for use the proverbial grain of sail lllllllllllll purposes" with it. l a‘ mmé“

iVe ln this province EDlTORlAL NOTES’ BY w' L‘ 60mm‘

wcrc won- derfully “prosperous? once upon u

. M . . ' ' ' - . - - time ourselves, and it was during r “dxkemlb Klnl’ “and lnllle "1 local liberal regime. w“ were|iiouse of (fnmmons that the loss to an

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having large surpluses every yearl an“. lllrllllbll Hlllllagllllg w“ ls put "g up l, e ‘alvlebl,’ d .3 ich

, ' timated nt. between 5i) nnd 100 mil- llley ll-lell ‘ml Ollll Ll all “l ' '

31111 Yllilrly 1151111151118 1111f P1111110 1191-11 “on (luuurq n ear w) ‘ H was so disscreditcd fby the reflllll-ioonspiracy, I’ only to find on later investigation ‘ y ' ly all’ l“ ' '

red or feor- he

‘llllslllloNollNcBlll mclttltlafflutlllelllgflrtale population has ronounce the i us in‘

in the decisions of

lis. This suggests that it is high- m“ prpacher 19 “we . - . lyimponant to, a" the women to withered veins of conscience. and lmlllllel

,- . . n“ ‘me regards ll llllw‘ Ellllllllllllll.‘wgliffliltfitilkilSz see, behold. look. fmii innii- vnien Tnnne who refrain life becomes normal and whole- éllzlllhllol‘ llillegsi, ‘yhfre wim you illlldj 11nd 91811101101111 11111 1111191111 ""1017 -view, survey, discern, scan, wntch. from vniing nrc giving n second some again. A man out of work, Guava olrl‘ Bu? firs" n llltlhiltllil are not beilieved by those who 111- WiOliiD ‘STUDY: "Ilse a word vote to the ones who g0 111111 "Ole-Jwllofifl 11111111? 19 1111118157- kllockfiiblulgk one Bllgtdway, 6131592: Lil“; Going ‘hank in the duyu ng pm. ter them. There is no confidencelthme times and it is yours." Let usiive understand that the Liheraltlmltily at the parsonage door. And fraction o! the cuyis people pass cerning Plate Glass, h, mahlnd than A load o! disccnmgc, increase our vocabulary by master-icanvassers are endeavoring to per- somehow. from the parstm s few an given mt In the dowxflmm kind of insuranch storic Liberalism for proof that ling one word each day- 'I‘oday‘s'suade Conservative Women V016" loaves and fishes, the other family d Y 11° -

v i- , - istrlct on any given day. A mun m - "1"" “m” “w” “my 0mm“ a: i-lABlllUAL; r ed -to abtain from voting. Tons nu, , ere were go“ Llllelal” “l” wlll tlon candithte in the Maritimes. $31M by use“ on‘, c253,, c2283.‘; giich we would say at your!‘ The“ an, Jasus’ worn,’ done n, might stand and preach for years st Hyndman & C0” Ltd.

u-uii i," D9111 11° "Q1 "lake 591111111 Jesus’ name. if he were to live Flml Avelule 11nd Thlrtietb Street,‘ Established 1872 d “a by failing to vote. iIf one portion again, m the“ modem days, he and only one in a hundred tl1ous- chnflmkuown’ P_ E_ L

c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c c , c c c c c, t l t all vote. The result will.i sand would ever know that he v D i1 S l t, rvtedetarnlsat, be ‘something’ thtstl ettgléimany Instances given away as a lived. ‘ av eecions 881"" 0 r ~+--w J. Lester Douglas

kind of premium. now costs three N117 111° P1559111 i111)’ 1111111119“ FOR p 89 Queen Street

nennn lace is the newspaper and the Charlottetown, P. E. I.