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_péng your _ 'rss cssnmrrnrowu GUARDIAN APRIL 8 1926

iii iiiiitriiitwi tiinliii

_ There has been so much

F " “crime waves” and multiplied

rnousl, 'w. cum' s. -mum

lIUohl1¢l¢|l\$O¢LD»

lldtoeaslls-¢¢.J.l..ll|-suse.

vlss-hesitant. I. I. lurnstttnewwuper, I-mm day to dgy

A. lsslhnol. D- I. 0.

I" Im' “rw ,_ ‘_ °-nr, fand more thoughtful ones as

ders and sets of violence in

iyears past that the casual

might be led to tear that the _'is going hopelessly to the -bad

THURSDAY, APRIL 8, ,1926

ris cheering therefore to read in rChurcl1 Times of London that Ipopulatlon of His Majesty‘s

UNITY IN OUR DEMAND

-lt luust be gratifying /to the peb-

ple of 'Prince Edward island to learn that the -Premier Rhodes

government in .Nova Scotia have;

taken action lo prepnre a case our the Maritime claims for the pre~f

sentallon to the Mackenzie King! gnvernment. 5 This information was authorita~

tively given by the -Halifax Herald on 'Monday and the -Saint John

Telegmph-Journal Tuesday gives! the assurance that the movement

vt-'li have t.he>whoie-beamed sum-J port of the people of New Hmns-I wick. ~

We here have anticipated the'ac~:|o

tion of oilr -sister provinces as, ntl, the recent sessions of the legisla-ir, _um a rf-solution was unnnimousiym iraufti on Lhs motion of Premier"o

Bu-wart, -econd<~d ny M1-_ A_ 0.11 Snundem. leader of the Opposition i

.setting forth our claims and caiilngi

upon the Dominion Government tory.; |~ecog'nize and satisfy them. Aslvr the three provinces are now a unitih

in their demands we do not see!

rflfl

how the Mackenzie King govern-`,,.

_in reading the boolrlet and puttin

rl

ll

h

w

f all this, he had the gall to

r rather. in the place rightfully be. 0

-,was going to stay there!

The moral tone of 'the 'present ouse of Commons- has reached a

ry low ‘level it his fellow mem-

ern on both sides of the House do

\ ,_A

he methods described into DWG"

is steadily declining. The

5 Chronicle confirms this stawu

“Nearly half the prisons in

among Christian countries, has in

down its prisons.

vcn Canada, the

aging to nnmher__and declare hernlost orderly of Anlerltan realms.

thas not made an equal retord. Ono

ffeels a atriotic

:at the heart of ou leads the world in ous for want of prisoners.

ment can, with tlny grace, sidelnrdy had any Sense or honour hmlo death in Ottawa. By that trag

track the agitation by tim ap

pointment of a Royal (.ommission._;n

Our claims are something apart anti,

distinct tmm any ~grieva.nces -from;

_ ledy Canada was called to mourn “

"um have los" no “me in m“|g”"the loss of an eminent irish Canad-ip

it after the revelations of the'

I p pride i-n writinz that Britain, the.Centrnl Kingdom.

r great Empire, f closing her pl'ii~s- eil up where the patient cut down

y g years ago todayl

t insist on his resignation do not" Flft -ei ht ' fuse to sit with him. li` Mr. Ken. Thomas D'Ar¢:y McGee, was shot it

ed

lien patriot, statesman and orator, n

'autl had been made, An Mrjone of the Fathers of Confedera- 9 I » _hr this time or expansion and was a cape tn Cairo :..il\\'ay and

0:5 !|,h|‘:1[r,`|;¢‘rlL!,=a?|(;!,|fg,,lXWL(;1‘ie";gn:,?‘izl~owlh when our country is being he "ved lu "ee “ lm" °f 'he-

s . ~ - »

ured in the hearts of all who sur ' qcheme c'“"'i‘°'| out Ph ‘I ml d

Meighen wen said “The Hour Mehr tion, whose memory is yet treas- t

. _ . _ _ . _ » . . 0 es e

er represents those frauds in mis. al pracmroner a|S0_ opened up. and her untold resourc t

which we suffer individually and h

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Bout'

BUIAUJL

A NEW CAUSE FOR ECIEMA.

of our Western physicians-

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your wrreail0l\d¢nl- 1'* CNWIIW ei Britisher. lt kt far better for the ,,,

Konservntfve Paty to be out of of-.him as "the youth of twenty-seven §fit:e-even though it is the IGFEBN y,,_,|-,;_" who had accomplished the,

an acute throat allment.`!gr°"p 1” me Hou” M C°”"“°"s- deeds ol a "heaven horn Eenefal-"

than to he iq ollics the tool of the

. I in 171.7 he faced the Sursjuh. Daw-

' - am,..,r_.}h:: ?h;n;;;3:?{t}lnl:fe8:-?em2im|l10l'U¥ S\'°UD~ Liberal” "lm hx?" ;nh‘s at-my of fifty-ive thousand /I

RIN- country have been closed down iflilhnyln Ir-qnditiqn rnnits course withisonr’ r51a"u‘§e“;;ot:i’rh;l;Z;§lfguignlen with his army of Orllyllhree

. . r ~ - _

A free copy of the booklet may be;the last twelve years in rouse-;it, and cleared up at the sainerpalyh tn wo rd have been better tilousand two hundred an Pass_BY

_ _ :queuce of the em,r,m,u5 dec,-easeltinle also. ‘ iffethg Tarrme sinister had pmmm_ and won u decisive vlcvtoly which

ohtaiu~.i on application at the locaii _ _ _ r investigating five casesofeczelua; I ll th -Sreatiy extended Britalns power ill

~ I ‘ot me prison population' hver sime»he found that three of them clear-ily "Signed “ner his defeat y e india.

brant-n ofthe Bank of -hiontrea. me outbreak of the War jails allied up after me removal or mrielectorate tllanlhait-rj soiddolrtrtoigle Cecil Rhodes a ymmg English

e-oo¢>-1 __ over tue Kingdom have graduaiiylscessed teeth. another aftercorrec-lglmgrizfffmhoi'h’;se!§:‘;y°‘;"°nd "I2 Burden, ur 0xfurd_ wem to South

w|LL N°T R£s|GN been emptyiuii and one prisouriilpal alilanfetxioncigrirétinigrxixigrefiiiinvfelifsl ol; his wunu_y__mr the_Ar,_rr.a I-Jr hrs heagnri rgle

___ *U1 '90 9' '35 . _ gf; etllotedamon eitso |-

'lir D \i Kennedy M. P for after another has been shut dowlT'g'“b°"e~ _ ling? (;J£k¥n;“ more “mm of 0 ce berley and there laid the founda- . . _ _ _ . -- :’l‘wenty~iive prisons have been. Another point noted was thatthe: Aspfor Mr. Meighen he was un tions of his great wealth Hrs po",

Peace River. who was elected lly!wholl)‘ shut down since 1914. Thelususi remedies applied fir; reileveironunale ‘m~u‘_mL hfs “mowers in "cal career began in South Ar,-iw means which sent a deputy return-|W0ll\9l1's Wings 0f Chr” Of the "°'§3]°;fe“gca\;‘;g ‘ery mm e cl -“pon the House of Commons did not in 1881 whenh hecwas lfiecteglu

._ ,maiulng prisons have also been _ _ ' _ f 0 ¢.m,mb@r .both the Liberals. and member nt t e ap_e Seem Y.

‘"3 °m°er '° 'he pennem"'ry‘ and:¢|°5ed_ and many 0( me juli, ,,reisk_?;°‘;nflxri{l’mw§?h ar9`:|er;‘gu,§;‘T;°|;,1 this Progressives But thé error of lie was actiye in furthering a ipoi-

"h°~ had "‘”"" '“°““*' “°' beeniby no means iully occupied." sayslpatcnes. sometimes with a little ‘he @l'l‘¢`l°N¢¢ Will of Course. 'he icy of expanding British sojtt-oi to- Sfd- W°“ld M' 11°" been @‘°°f°‘l‘The Chr°nI¢I¢- |"“‘“d P"i“‘ _f"°"$ “'{‘_i°:‘ “r|“'{’d“"?',§Y;.§f.€l;?iea;v;h§pt?i'i?:a°il)£° t“1'ti:-l`dn;f|`tii-fitciiiilh'nixtbgcsiindjpufxlg '

ul ull. declared the other day that, '-w ;$;le°dl_mw co me B C y U qsceptanee of the temis required ‘by in 1884 lie became t|epu'y'conlmls-

~ _ . - ; Th _- -~ | - d ¢ ~ . Mir Forke and Mlss»‘MoPhai-i. 'i‘hev sionc-r nf this newly acquired reg-

E would not resign' He knmw he- Twelve years is a brief perindlfemgélrs |;r;?,,n?f,e‘:h“?;,Sd :E g,,l:;, have got Mr. King :und hLs Party inn. The some year he also ob-_

“S “°" el“"ed~ k“°“`5 ‘hm 'hegfor such s marvellous ohlnge ss isiis of coursewell known, because llitltlerhcontrori; ahtld Wl|‘|;I“0c¢l0lt1bl|-'ailieti u considerable li|t~i;t-nite ol' place he occupies in the House be--above noted and it opens up al‘“'a-“h“'°me“ hill? il f"°‘“ 50“kl_“3 een m an " em un er on ro ‘”""“°"f» M" 'h"'3" y"'“""‘ "` ""'"`

l_ . t-ht_~f.r bands in alkaline solution "S 10118 “S they 04111- L91 "8 h°ll@ ed hm nttentinn to _\iztruii‘ie inizd

"ES YU 590139? and U19 Wh0I9,'i,he§r‘r')'lg mngook tovsrd §hedmu",r;:_-so illucil; workmen also working ‘hal Ih9_"95“|L Wm be 3 "mo" °f and lli_l.§ti3 it treaty wus signetl |0u_._e knows “_ yer in the mee ro 3 y no any U er an ’ e e lwlth chemical irritallts and dyes WV- King” U`b¢"`a|5 “mb me P°"_“` placlnrt the country ulltlcr Llrlllsll

. and civilized are frrquent sufferers. lit would N:l$Phail{~Pr!<l>grf~re-ilslivrilsrxand the ab- rirmmuorlr

the same time -seem that anything that reniovee o ton n t 1- lr ' llrly

- ~ _ - ~ - Ithotlwt obtained from the Mata-

and up in his placeinthe House- made equal progress in shuttinl: ""3 “““"“| °‘| °" §"“"°“’ from UW; _ I “"" slr' etc" bele t-lil-I tile ooncewiitiii of min-

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Am] you h"'v° mwly “ee” "mny ll*i|ehcS.jtllllnAl’t‘lTdlin(iimpiguy )ilt"i~:til~;

ztses, where front constant rub- _,_ _ _ - ` »_-~»_=__;;- -- -~-~iS°h°°1ESSaY Writing :.;“':_‘.i:‘";.iit“.:;..:f;.:.:;L ' {l`~‘urther. it is often tlue to some' Tile VWinleli's institute of Ninn- Wlli"|\ ""“l'e '~0""‘*d9'| DY U" “hi”

orms ot' food. as cases have clear- taglle have always taken tt very I" m’0d""- _

keen interest ill tile wi-ilure of -Mm" 5f""e t‘"‘e~ th'-" ‘9""i""`y W l-lie lllldlfif Of ISU- Will'-0 lll`@¢1l|- l>0'.tlleir town, 'i‘his organization has “'|‘"`h “]"m“'9|Y '~`“"“* “"‘I"" "°"' ` ,

u,¢0e§_ and ,aw ¢-|-uit,-_ Mak?" __ very uL_m.e rmrr ,H an mm, tt-_ol of tile South African Cnnlpully Please send me your booklet about the Peerless Policy.

Now all of this has been kllowlihers prrmlrrirrg m mr, M.h_m|_ Tm, -'ii which Rhodes was :l .il:ct'till',

or the pad! rmrly y._.m-S or rnUr,._mmdPr" Drummng and rwulillg Hy” was know" my Rhm|,._.4m_ Tim Name ..... .... .-

nd great I-sllctzess has been attain-rl _ _ hmruned r,r_Cr_m|y in mr, .\'it.i.tbt°le rose again ii. lltlltl vtilf-n

by using food. tollics, by Iocalinzlx \;I‘;':mrm| _sr_rmU|_ at u L,0"___i(|_ hostilities were put lo ull i-ntl by Add"’”""“"

ppl-icatiotis to the part and by eww? U08! m the rnmmmr The Rhodes, who, almle and unullnetl

rop-fr diet. ' _ ' . went into the midst of ilu- relleis ___ __ _ ____ _' However that some rnrecrro" interest taken ill the school La mm (lnecmd I ‘umm PM one

- deeply appreciated by teachers :intl " g 1* 9 .

lily ffnlel' H110 U16 C8-USIIUOU Of.” "_ of tile project promoted by Rhodes

czema is a new suggestion, anti" lp 5- - ~

Keeping the Nation Alive

Robert Clive ‘Tho Darin! In W“"' who was rcallt tha- creator of the lhdlnn lgmpire. When Clive was s young lad he was sent to india as a clerk in the service of the East'

I . i

Q, ,,_ iilfice work and often wished -to be

in the army. His opportunity ¢~‘1m°

SITUATION AT OTTAWA he distinguished himself as a soi-

-_- tller. He returned to England lil _

Sir,-I thoroughly HU90 Wm’ 1753. He had gone to india witholll

dia Company He dll-ll\t€d ills'

hen the struggle between the rench and British arose in which

ther friends or influence but lien-he retumed Pitt acclaimed

A man

come over he asked

telephoned a Confederation- Life

representative the other day and said, "Bob,

and sec me." When he got there, Bob to write his application for

_

d 'Him_

$10,000. He just said, "Bob, I want you to fix

me up for

He was s had never

$10,000 to rommence with."

man Bob knew very well, but he before succeeded in selling him a

dollars worth of Insurance. What made him

change ?

Nothing that Bob said. it was the

influence of his first child not more than s

o

few weeks ld.

`\-_

Il' this thought strikes s responsive chord in you, the

Confederation Life Associntion_wouid like to send you a

booklet about

the Peerless Polity-a oiicy that meets

the requirement; of most business men. gf/rite for tt copy;

ERATION

sk such ns coal oi b nzine tur A SPECTATOR I I H I h _ I I _ E Dem nv' may Gauge il ein ant D ter rg ts alt ll vas ASSOCIATION

BRANCH

156 Richmond Street Charlottetown

. E. HOGG. Manager.

OFFICE

_ _ _ _ _ _ ._ _ _ _ _ tile office ol` premier ot' (fnpe Col-f

r-niitctiveiy as prgvingc-g_ _House and todo h ;VIve of those vlho knew hilu while* l‘hel_e is nothing perhaps so dis- ‘Es .ire being realized thele goes _ _ _ ,

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H068 FOR PROFIT

-'Phe Bank of Montreal has for

several years done excellent work; `

throughout Canada by the tree dis..

. i _ 1

tribut?ou among farmers of book-were d"s'y 'md the °°““"Y "mi-`I5`

lets dealing with various branchesrfaiily dry, \\’e t»an't mine 1, dust of -farming, Among tht-se hereto- ye' ‘hi-S year. _ 1

fore distributed were "Diversiffedl

i

i-‘arullng," ‘Poultry for the Farm

and liolne." “Tile Cow the .\iotlier

- _ .day in the Wt-stern part of the prof

of Prosperity." These books, freefv ly ha.uile,d or mailed to farmers'

ln

were greatly appreciated. This`m

year another booklet has been add-

ed to the list. entitled. "Hogs for|

Pork and Profit" alll it deals in'tn

plain everyday language withar

every phase of the hog-raising |n.'nn

dustry. Like the previous book-hm

lets, its value is greatly enhanced

grams :ln fact it contain.; _wt-r 200'

illustrations, every importault point

i

that is made being pictured, in or- *if

der to render the description pel‘~|th

fectly clear. m

That hogs are nn importtmtth

source of farm income everybody ra knows. and th_efre are iprobahiy very _,O

few nf those inte-rested in a rnctl

D 'en

cal way in the industry who will not find in this booklet advice

which will help them to improve gr

their methods and increase .thelrfo

...eatin-nie is ui.. toot that white an “I

oesofni principles arrived at through .ventured no further -than 24 ho

scientific study and experiment are ,in

described in easily-understood ian-0b

a

guage, these are not made depend-C

equipment. The farmer is shown _W

how to put these pr|ncip.ee into op- th eration in s simple and inexpen- sive way with a view to the aii~inl.

Allrll 5th as was experienced -Mon-~

Ili'

by numerous photographs and d-ia-‘th

the

ere hecallr-te of them."

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EDITORIAL NOTES I

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At this date la/.~'t year our streets;

ii

A railway blocking snowstorln on

_ . 1100- is somewhat out of tile ard-;

ary-_ But then it does not take.

uch to blot-k some railways, i

'The Progressives, having had al

Ck Stronger .than ever after the

e masters of the government ,href W MHSIIHK that they shall co sm

_lon was not yet firmly esta-hilshed

land its disruption by the tilreaten-lmolllhs ted gepeggion of Nova Scom, was. Anil now where it is know that greatly feared. That Province had 'he D"-‘fem d0€*"1'l handle “ny i"'l been legislated into the Unloll against the will of a large major- _ » . ` - ' ‘

ity of its people.

on. Joseph Howe with all -but

one of the members from Nova

to break`t'hb`bond.W -;l'io_Itliat` end Howe had n t it i

.by locating some slow infection

go e o ‘ng and to urge-

hls plea before the imperial antih-

oritles. ~Iion. Dr. Topper. since bet-f FOR High_ SL-|1001 to write gn it. Over :l}f;_;;1ilprshrrllirtélrlll\;€;~§ncai~,-yiltgctiie5 ter known as Sir Charles 'i`uppei-,l _ _ thii-tfipttpiis cunipcted. .\irs. George - '~ or “'”"‘ F*

~ . . 9- ¢|0||5 _ _ __ lain J nic. C lt. th _ f

ad been sem _hy the Government (-Illilldhln R ‘I Fllolilpsoll and Mis. Ruhelt Bttk ,H ’ 0° e W" 0 8"

_ _ _ _ _ _ English labourer who ran away to

o resist him and save the Union +¢oe+o++>¢+¢e+¢+¢o»+e-eo “U0 "'pp°""ed 'J "“"'I'3 me e°’°“1y” ‘

. , lr r _I r A .n _Hi 0_ F h_ 1.-V ses and became n sailor.

A ' H h d ' ' Apr" 8 1925 i:iifs.qet.l?>l°<idli9lvesnaild }l`rs.PBt=c`k wgildwals not runttln |770 _that qw

' ' visited the school and uv.'a\'ded eamm mt Austmna 'Nd

I - - . . -

Wellington. for the recall of Drf G|F_T.5 FOR GOD-- “And -the first prize to Doris Stirling. second nh be“"lm'I p|a‘“"s~ This was dm'

ste of power in the fact that they3’l`uppei'. Against this motion, after 1,9.-(1 .spake unto -.\l_oi-ies, saying. prize to Alice Fraser; Special men- :g;'$;§d[25'bga;£:1;;tC‘?§:'g‘g2g :gg

| wo #crock in the _m0r,,mg_ Mcuee speak unto the children _of israel. tion being giveii zo the essays ron- clever and Mm had by this time

ado his last memora-hie speech ill lhill ‘HWY llfillil ll\i?'HDhUl;€ff:l:’1§-rnzf ggbusgd 33'”`;;§‘x"f;$w1\':;'r'll;l&§;n;"'rg wonked hiiiweif up to be 4, naman.

m defence of Dr. Topper and was shot f"e.f`y r_;'1“\'i,5'.ha1l gwt ,heMr,,.;,, “qnningl t-_-.suv by Doris “M I" the NAVY. He had been on

'within an hour alter it was de- y.`PR,Ay-§'_'iHéiip' ug Lord to be 9,|_ir1;ng_ ' $181035 Ygxlfe “T °’:l;;S ";'l“Y Il°"‘\*

rt eiet-mil. tt is tt bluff n0ast;_livered. _ _- -. _“_ che-_-rini giver.. for _-int-li 'rliou lov- GREAT Eiviems suitoerts P ““, ‘fa ” “‘°‘"“‘

.

Q ,r_ V( _ . the coast of New Zealand which

eir time as a united party is up., 6' h

. _ __ was t e first time any nlan llnd

| A strlflile series of fatailtiel wlELD AND RIGHT ;);:,"gw_::::u=;ntgh|'ae_?d h‘::;:]"'élm¥lefrIg d0l1eit. Then he struck out into the

"Playing politics" has become aflomewhat resembling those which _Human lives B.,-9 ghndowg drifting _New ummd und _ Un” I hemme unknown sen. anti came to the east

_ . ~ . "' _ C0115! nf Australia,

erwlyped nhraae in Canadrr Andi°°°*”"`¢d 'N EUYP* l"‘-cemlyt f°"°W 011 UW '\"`h|" 994 07 “bei King. .\t that time the hmpire dill

_ing the opening of Tt.ltunknmen's Ever changinii ‘“‘{9\' Shm’“5~_ my not include any nf the land that is {:reqn“:v“”“:‘)li;=’l:D'|“(‘?r th k

8 game hm sure been played In niwmb' occurred wmlm a war' I) Iixfii-‘me obiggid wiillie Sllxilifdllegd r` I "muy nmrked "ed 0" me "mp lviltlcrnesses which had lleelil Igtitltyl

r ng ' ' . - . _ , -i _ I _

ann" which, ir indulged in omiwhelnvn was hanged. One other n ,ro the oc(_n“.H further shox? Iwluelg the exceiption of tht Bl titlhmn umlUmc|_ comm' Here' Un this

=- il1lWY¢'-F. WIIO DB0 been N"-‘lDl"l0\\H|5' Where a -thousand barks - ave Tr ', 1 _ U _ I _ _ ‘__ coaatxie saw before him fair und

t-. ice, would have sent the perpehvnumate with mm before the muh Mmnded, md 3 l;‘::£~gl‘~;:l::1_;) aeeiy benulliul lands, lie sailed nil nlong

tors "to the boards." A! lf- Wider- fe" dead in “ m' or ap°‘p|ex`v` And are IOM for Fwrmola Vliilil built up the navy which i>l“f‘ il]:i‘:n‘f;uStl|oUIit;qt‘ ull‘ieriml\lildd[l:dn£i1ln':l of

; _ _. _ . 2 fr . ew

me hav" been sem m me p°"“`|An°th" wha was under “rm” for Oli Allow mnny hearts nrt- bleedi'n_z'|)”;""l"_l§_;1Il‘§el':"_5' Im; 2"* _’;?;;“;i:;"’;’5|ht>ulll Wnicit und. claimed all ol' it nary and were ls hope in UNL a time hecame insane. Dr. Parker. _mat for one m|8m,.r, m ieméll at tlrgvrxcek .bmmmb were for r_"g|“M_

M P, who made the motion for Turning from a mothers pea |15 ‘4 '= '

_ _ . . - - _ ' Wllien the British Gtnvnmxment

\fetenrol08'lcn.l science has made the recall of Dr. 'Flipper above re- 'Walking \’lI“d`\Y fl‘0lll the truth. Ill-alle -by Sir Humphrey Gilbert and found “mr white eu I _

id live

~ Sir Waller Raleigh in .Ncwfo-limi- . _ _ D pe L0"

I Surely. many lives are wasted _ in Au.-itinliu it .vnu lutu!-._ in |

-- -- -- - :tts if

' ‘ g _' ! » I ' 90 RB ll , l , _ _ » _ ,

"°°"""’"5 the Weather- 'U 18 D09~ which he was crossing on his way MH, Tiizhgisrliildotbvililgabie. as 6( those with for-n|i;i tlile Virginia :lr:yl'r`]'r,v;i`__'“la`;g;f'e me "ity at hyd'

_ _ - ‘ 6 may be credited . '

pmm_r_ what is erpecmhy com__sible now to predict. fairly accup to visit a patient at night. it was r Lonlpauy ‘in 160 r r “Dyna (look was mme than an

er me e E _ M “mem can and the Way wr", Shall we thus -be swiftly guided with making the practical starting .»,,y,,ge,, during ms me Mme, me y. w out r for s we.-lt. Un now.. il... darkly rushing flood. point or the nrni.-li i-.mpire l

_ it t. nn im tmmi me ' ' ' ' “'““l`0“° was in aeureli or the

rhe mom approwd and most Buwm very recemly metwmrosrsts :ogg "_ 0"" B 'r ge W While our hearts. by sin dividfd- 1620 the -Pilgrim Fathers landed at ,wru_\_wem passage to h

Bsselv turn #wav from God- cape con ftntl im-msd the colony at S.,,r,,,, drove me ship; rg frfliigfr

urs Welare tttrlhihx f-P0111 'U13 ;’"r:\'*“";- Piyniout-h. “»Cromweii stands out as where tue people thought he was n

Fseing w en no noun earl. t | | t ¢ _ 1; _ _

to the future. The erection of ;'£?ee¢r:v.|?;:,,rd1£»|?(;;;u:;d°3 Like t-he hum mpg" ¢h,. m.0“ma|n_‘;v1;‘;'Z"“$;:,°g‘;’;‘£ue;“;’g$"“the 'irilrrit ngalld wggvtihlevrtgshrgsg ”e"“'°"” “ms dm“"°9B “PETE num-ber of other members of Par- “henr the mm" wave” are Dl'0bl0m OI Illl€l‘l\l1li0nH| POUNDS the natives und Captain Cook was iifomia, South America and lam. liament made their-sessions! home. st Hd' "35 °°'°“'“| °"9““”'°“» TM” d"°"° I* "lil" Of Sler .illsll -

n ce and punish

_ him to war with Spain which re- d 1| ¢~ _ '

ent on els/bot-ate and expenslvb Africa has very ‘largely ,mved th was in the Des-barats Block. a sub- gomes were not a vorce or power' e is nleves

itetl inthe pture or Jamaica Th i

mme bl e slnntiai stone building in which! Wrriisprrinir solfsly all Itlhlrre em- :Im In a Done?-“hich mmbled Bmumrg inrraturtxcldgdi nltlrrts tiridgrstam

r pm em and Wm 3° r“"'lhe GOVGFHMMII Drinllllg 'WEB "v:,h‘;n" an tg] "mi im' .Y aln to outrival the Dutch colonial turned .trou d

H

Scotia at his“back._ was _tiet_er_rnin_e_i_i_

h t

mo on a been made by Di.

Parker, Liberal melnber for Centre

.legs, will hang on for months .ind

iitunt avoids the special foods no eti abate and hasnt the type ot

'skin that scents pretlisposeii to ec- zema. the problem may be solved

soinewllere -in the hotly- that is ca-ttsiilu the change in the blood.

and the constant irritation of the' rli_i_tt___.__.__._._-..... .. f

l

4H§¢V4§+%%

~. ll ld il that u -

fl; '[lr`l"e‘;):_od{ll(eUon Ori 313;! mmf" _ “hell the south African \i'nr

is We llz.\i\ heconlc the hells fl' her `"

y trace. and on the hands feet. and' - - »' " _ ` - ~ ""°'f“"y ""'l9“_ble'

In

l

y e re-presents the he "ved _(Phase were evemfmrcotiraging as the persistence with forth tile longing:-i. tile aspirations 'lf;’;'g::‘r’l'igh”L[;;" ;x];‘fd~I"l"?’I§:;"’;

en who perpr_rr.a“_d them he rs`da.ys_ The new |.m_me(r Dommhtth-.th eczema about the scalp and and excitement that the coming _ .

.

This is the proud occupation of the farmer and dire would be the consequences to the people lf, through some unfor- seen catastrophe, the work of every farmer were brought

to a sudden end.

We inlleiil the cu¢it'y of the inte “wke °"" "E 'wk p“"‘ I" the de* wlmh has nude C'anMrd “hm _*hh cute nf Kimberley. lie was bulied

the 'viatupo Hills, ltlloilcsia. Ile'

example "mr the ‘_‘_(_r_memS or me directed ills trustees to eslolliisah at lessons t lilrh hp, h,.,mry rem_h__5 the l ni..=lsily of (lrlorti s:>.|y cni~ The training and development of onml svhomrghips 1°" "ml" Slim' en and women \vilh ctllturedlcms "m°"im"'< lo :'h""'e }"""h`e‘l

minds and noble iimriloses is thepounds pe" war' mr three ~V°m""'

Individually, this may happen to any #farmer at any

time, with disastrous consequences to his family. In such a ease life insurance is the only safeguard.

If your family needs protection, our low-coat, profil-

earning policies will-serve you well. Write for rates to

task of the schools. ll is a t-.retiit Thirty Sm or mem* "F" “!1"“""'-"1 I0

0. any town or communily when G/t;t;tll‘uIl:5Ell. 'l\"orl§l) .-\i||<-i'it'uti und' he _citl5glrli_t§kg_a;l actl\'§_lM_€L€§l. _ ..._ "_ “U °B_°_fi» _ , .__

.'."u.".r".-..;....t.1.;.' ‘.;.="'i'l';.""';z....i._ ""‘“1’@f°f@”~V°‘f<T="““d@'i ` His' if---ws Recently the dilstitute selected 'mmk ""0" Q"°b0“' 3 your” Sailor

the Subjecr .Umar Empire Bu"d_offlt-ei' helped to r-mild the -St

y i 0 ef' 10118 ers." :ind asked the pupils of the L‘a‘“'°n°°` and make °'"*"“‘ “’ gmde

mil sl _t' i ; i

The British ibniulre came into

Fa-lls.

Teachers And All Expense Tour

A low coat,

ed. all expense, tour to

Const, via the Canadian Railways und under the

of Mr. C. A. Adams B. A

pal ot' Granby -High

Que.. has been arranged for a cial train to leave Montreal

Sth next, returlug on July 31st These toturs have -proven popular and enable Teachers others desiring to avnil thcuu-ielv ea of their advantages in low

combined with first class to see the great new North of Ontario; Winnipeg and the fer t-ile farm lands oi’ tile prslriet-i;Jnt~i per National .Parlt-¢(lanu.du's

gest play ground; the Alpine resorts of the Rockies; the famous

Tour British Coluinbia; the Village of Kltwungn,wltli its ly decorated totem poles and an old indlnn Graveyard; enjoy the 550 miie voyage on a paint-ial Cun- ntilau -National stealilshlp to Vall- couver tlrruugh i.he sbt-llered scen- lo spas ilrom Prince -Rupert to Vancouver (part of the fn-tnous "’l‘riangie 'l‘our"); view Victoria and Bucliart's iSunlten Gardena; the roaring gorges of tile Frasier and Thoinpsnn R|vr»r.~\;iMoullt Rob- son, Llie highest p.~nk in the Can-' ndisn Rockies; Sp.-nil two and a hull tluys on a |,ln|'ilt.lal Northern Navigation (7ompnny’g steamer travelling through the Great Lak es and gaze upon the

awe~inspiring cataract' of

falls in the evening by electric searchligltls. and nunleu' ous other scenic wonders. which

ilyndman & Go.. Lid.

--- --Provincial "'MirllUFl'5=THe Great-Welt Life 'Y

Lower Queen Street

ACROSS

conduct

`The illumination of

near - _Y ' n to order them io

er still. it will be worth much to carried on. Above the printery " ° er vo 0° trade a i . i . I" H

rev" hotel purposes. it was a t the

I l - .

mmm" object of making Drums. BDDNJX mall! Y fora week ahead. street door entrance where tht

The booklet, while dealing with

hog raising in A genera-l way on

this continent, gives special sttsn- th lion, both ss regards text and iilnn. ‘trstionn .to conditions attaching zo 4.-he special requirements of the r market for Canadian hogs. A vel- "'

_mn wrlmn by-Mr. o. s. ltotliwell_ led

s_- 5. n_, Dominion Anim; rn... ami demonstrated very forcibly ins. _ ;, ` A °" ive" 'M '° '"m°“" “‘”" '“°"“‘“' by '“°_‘I'°“"" "‘° "'"'|

re we nvored more than they?

.or-itll. t - irrtmbly s quick not our work he never ending "'"",, F;""'°”

-that lumps w wnclulienl- raitlmii .tin to wield -the riilit. Eff", inf,” often rlsht than wrong- Heart .and will and spirit blending "Mm" “re

Otrwsrd upward with the fight!

lmseinsn at the icsini-nl Export- Hdvmwrs of » -friendly mmm .pin-.m_ om,,,_ TM, mtm_.We understand that. as s rem-it

lfltotfinl des-is at oonisderslrleill

length’ with the most pnofitsole Mins Moods uid types and methods of “MW-

lllties

Nil Il

nw

h oo

' ' Shall we yield in llfe'n young morn- Britaln's greatest statesman, whoigreutest territories of our Empire. 57"? (:=er:h‘;.|rf;°s':::: gllzgrbft gg?

The debate on the question edy an inscription recording Mc- |ng_ was prime minister at that tlme,| These men. besides many others, swi' ' ' ' r _ Gee`s name amd the date of the Ere -the -tender thoughts decay? S011! GGIIBNII W0lf¢ ID CHUM!!! 10' tenm,_

h ch I” °f m°“‘ “"6 £0 me "*'°"|d- murder was cut into one of me Or despise the spirli’s warning, tak? crlllnrge of Br’iitth affairs. (Continued o P

--_ ' An in hardness turn sws ? Wo fs t ough st a y0un8 mlln hlld *K

B telcher or me named nm" `l"5e pmars beside the door' Bu! Novell!! while our hearts may beat- distinguished himself ut the battle eld in St. James' Sunday -Bchoo|_withln a year fire crumbled the mg of Dgmngen |., 1743 and M gu_||,,.

ni on 1~.|@,¢|,,. "mm ,,|;¢|¢ed`-massive walls ot the building and Funeral marches to the grave; den in I7-is. The nightof septem-

_forsver obliterated the inscription. NFWFY WUUB 0\l1' lime is f|00i|ll*K» boi’ 121|! nlld l3ll\ Wolfe With III!

uch interest. 'Phe manner in' _______._______ And we have a soul to save! small army descended- the St. Low-’

.mme tum” of n rl M rmmduc_ "hm, the ,.h,,| Nuns urn" acquit ._ __ 0 _ renee River and managed to scale

Hopes are born but to be smitten. me |-|¢|gh;, of Abm\|¢m_ “mg pg

lhgmgelyen wg, very cy-@d|u|,b|°| LI|'||9l h\00lli bill I0 (|908

is debote. dehltl-ng classes

organised in many of 'Phe art of pn-hiic

8 people are often ready to tslle up

they

7.

Death i

is s

was discovered be-fore -dawn the

in bntlia sr-

in the

the the the wl

ish were

the whole of -ills British

w a make your holiday trip a

.Tells It not of angels bending _ "" °“)°n"‘ "" “mp bm "l "ml m°m€n'-~ 'll lltllivei

were the apartments’ devmed mi Lowry 0." W in our “reel After the discovery of the Newitlnbbed and killed llitn_ Hogg” lu? educzufrnrang gelishllh

able to forecast the weathe iwit-it a tenderness unending. worm I" 1492 by C°l“mb"°' C°"`l Camas" -C°°k ‘"5 “‘°"° tha" “" worlds nrrvgvesvnwgighto Aifbetktaq fi-i-2'

A, they nmhny ,Urns keep? adn was chiefly in the hands of tlie_explorer. He net up our M and . . .

French. until William -Pitt one ol‘|estubiisi|ed ollr influence is the “Tent resorts and stopover PMMMI

~ shooting occurred After the lrng 9

Charlottetown

1

w

li.ailwayu,'I‘~lcke_t Ageut._or the General Passenger Deli

Moncton, N. -B. information regarding t

can be obtailleil frolll 'M'r. C.

B A.. Principal. Graz

ischooi. Granby Que.

d literature cover

places of interest along

of the Canadian Natio

can be obiained byri

the tleucrnl Pa senger Dm

ofthe Callttdluu Nniiti at Mollctoll, N. B.

S590~~i-'i

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System .rvlce

_and _

Satisfa_c_t_igt\___

Three essentials to 90°

business each and all 0 which will be round at init store.

lf you want a perscripllill

filled or in flot' any orddl filled just telephone and lnvi us send ll to your door.

if you are out of town juli

send us n mall order and you will receive your drill' hy return mail.

REMEM-BER WE WISH T0

SERVE YOU

me 2 illilcs DRUGSTORE

149 Great George Street PHONE 815

m, dance, promenade or .play-

-_-*__*

'\ |00 5-) Th-is tour is lrighly commended

_‘ by the officials of Bishop's College,

Lennoxviile. Que., and 'McGill Un- versity Montreal. Que.,

'Phe rate from Montreal. includ-

ing railway sndsteamqhlp fares. lower birth -in sleeping oar, hotel accommodation, mes-ls, sight-seeing tours. etc.. are 835o.00'for upper berth. $337.00. For two persons

vinces

_rlonwtirrm-,berth $821.00 Spring awning

good soul W0

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