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Paris

Rome §paret|

Paris is now occupied by l.» (‘wrnwiris hut is not being devastate-l. Tile (Irv say Til“. this is because the lirciich hiitl ti ' Open city. .\ Stfflllblt!‘ rcasi-ll. change, may be that their allies the l. .¢d Rome to be spared and have yleilzirc‘. open city for that reason. P-rilain and lr- will certainly 5parc tlle capital of Italy he they have alrc:ul_v shotvii that they are no: for wanton destruction, although their eiii. savagely devastated a large section of Rotter-- dam, has bombed hospital ships and comma-tel every form.of inhumanity’. _

If Paris and Rome are to be spared, wt»; about London? If it is declared an open c troops removed and the city deprived of military character will it be immune from attack by destructive bombing fleets? The same may be asked of other large centres of populatlon lll Britain. _ _

\Vill the .\'azi hatred of the British allovv them to give London the same immunity as Paris and Rome; 1f i, do“ not, and if thcy attempt a campaion nf tcrrru‘ tiun anv hr\ :il satisfaction

‘ a ' ~ ,. they may gm w-l-ll nssurtvll)‘ bf.‘ OllSCt by ll'IC Cf- fect on {he whnlc neutral world, which ivill come back on them in the final settlement of accolmtl.

Loyal Support Assured Our local couti-iiipoi-iirv declares that Premier King's I,r,,],.,<;,l;< 1Q cpccil up and enlarge Can- adéps Vi“. vffnr, 1mm; rt,‘t‘('l\'(‘(l the hearty com-i mendmion m‘ ,1“. l)‘;1yr)§|[](\n leadcr_ and his guppgrtcrs at (lliziivri, and of practically the

whole llniisc :niil \‘.'lll he indorscrl by the great body of the t':lii:ulizui pctiplo Ill tllc “("156 of Commons it scents that the only °Pl>°5"

“on to the Lvnyilr-ttittt-tits Afohilizaiioil Bill came from a |,;,,,,'p',,t "f tluchcc Liberals, who doubt- less were recalling the niunncr pr gvhych congcfiplfljn pruyiitlict- wits cxpﬂllf‘ .\' '

emmcnt mpmlyq|~s and supporters lip‘ ‘itllcnlwllzl federal muntwiign. lhat is past "F" Y ' From [he Upposilirln hcnchcs in the Prcﬂwn

Parliament has comr- criticism from time to tinlt’. but this criticism has l)('t'l1 dircctcrhat the dila- torincss and incffzviliicy’ of tllﬂ ‘mvcfnmellls war effort. The, YHPIISHTCQ nowobcing taken for nntimm] rpgi___tn,lg.,n and mobilization of thy! country's n,'.,,,,,,,,\\.(.,. and rcsiourccsufor spec: ing up fhc (iIlllllll'\ll\\<‘Illlll air tralnllll! Schelll-i building lflllll‘; .'lllll iucrczrcwrg production of air- cmﬁ and other w :ir lllllrlt‘lll(‘lll$—'w'llll these em- anated as sllu. “llltlh llill" (llllmmm? lllembrrs who, though ismwll in ltlllllll"l'.<, weft? lll<l‘lf‘“Al "l prodding ,1". t;,,\-,-|-tun<~nt to more determine-l 5m] vigorous‘ action. The logic o-f events nn-l ovcrwllchiiiiig piilllit‘ oplllhtll l1-'l\"' "l last f"? 0nd introduction of ilic policies now being @099

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§LUU Ill! (i (UIJIIIDS

li:"_'~,', lluvsc of 1v!‘ Lluirchil‘.

, i" 13h Tic 1nd the. ' 1* i:_. .>."-l our lim-

. . . . ‘» lo com: . llitler know".- riil or lose

c !\l'l\' be ‘Pl]l"{"\'("ll‘l/‘c:

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yo! ‘ii .~

of stomachs uurll-rgi-iiig ("lt‘('_

cil to tilt-ct, as .\lr. King himself says, "an em- Cfgvstity‘ position of a very grave character." lf the Llou-riiniciit follows the course outlined by the l‘riiuc .\liiii.~ter and throws every ounce of effort ilnu the scale, it iicctl have no fear of the support ii will rcreive in iuid out of Parliament.

llit- l.)l1.l\\'.'l vltltlfllal, a Conservative paper which has frequently criticised the tardiness of zhl- th-vcriiuit-iifs war effort, says truly: “No -f‘ll>(‘, lll r in, in rccriuiiilzititiiis, and nothing but lit-s in lll\i>lflllS or in doubts. 'l‘lii-. is a day for high cuiirzige, for steadfastness, for confidence. lt is an hour for rcconsecration, for resolve that from this day onward all that we can give or do. whether in great ways or small, must be given and dune to the limit. The call is for discipline, for sacrifice, for surrender of leisure and coni- forrs. The nations full power must be harness- ed to \\'.'ll' effort; all our resources, material, in- tellectual and spiritual: all that we can give in toil and sw-tnat.”

(lnc thing the (Tovcriiiilent must forget, if it is to give the Leadership demanded in this hour of crisis, is yiartiszin politics. Political majorities niczin nothing m me cpuntrv at this time. If the llcst men arc ncctlczl on Canada's military and ‘illtllhlfllll front. ihcy are equally needed iii Can- .'i<l1l'_< war govl-riiiticiit. ls it conceivable that a ftwv such uicn arc not to lw found outside the r:iiil<< of 'l‘.(? ljhcral party? .\lr_ King's rcftisal reilrgqaiiiziiig the administration on

national lines was made when conditions were

lc<= =trioii< than thvv are at nresctit. He has al-

trrt-tl ‘:5 zittiliirlc- in other rcsilccts to meet war he iu.'iv well give reconsideration o. ln ilie meantime, however, . ml (Yiiliiilizins is to support . llllll'l'\\"i_\' by the (‘mvcrtmient to "it l“'iii:id:i’< vffort huh in home ilcfcnsc the llr-ilicrland.

I;Dl IURIAL NOTES -

f't\‘!l*7' a’

tport of

._ -.. ("i:ri-topl:<r Flliuiihus, who first rliscovcrtrtl "in i:<- world, uniting with the ‘uihriilla ls-

lJl!lll~. dcd this tlziie, i500. I I I Q Queen Victoria the Good began her glorious T€l_C,'ll {hi5 date, 133;‘. - ‘I i i i

Saturday will be our longest day-after that

|we usually" get Summer heat.

Ii *1! is

Tests of a new fireproof cotton have been dc- CiJTCl sizcccssiul at Charlotte. N. C. .\lr_ \\'.

llcciia . inspector of the Department of Agricul-

turc, said “It's the greatest thing fllZiliS hap- pened to the cotton industry." i i‘ U

The new Carry-on Canada Corps will find

plenty to do keeping the respective bureau-

cracies licre and at (lltiiiva up to the mark. They take the place of the local Patriotic Society dtir- ing the last war. I l! i I

Gﬂrlllllfly has just deposited $5,000,000 in gold at Bucharest to hasten Rumaiiiiin shipments to Germany of much nccdcd foods. From whom did lliiler stcal that goltl—f\'oriva_y, Holland, Bel-

guin or Friuicc? Perhaps each was made a con- tfibutor.

u x a The difference between slavery and freedom

is that unrlcr the former labour has no reward —~oiie toils from morn till night, from birth till (loath with no personal advantage. ism, Fascism, and (ifllllllllllllifﬂ the individual is hound in slavery to the Ftate, and must carry out the Ftates liclicst ivithout remuneration or reward except the bare necessities ,for existence. \\'ill Prince Edward Islanders, will Canadians, for one moment dream of sacrificing their pre- sent God-given freedom for such bondage?

Under Naz-

i II i I

Finland has at last failed to meet her ob-

ifzatinns to the Lluited States. So long as she was free she semi-annually paid her quota of pieht installment to the Washington government

:'e date due. But this year she was unable kc the grade for the june instalment and

‘ i" L. .S.A. Senate has unanimously by reso-

itions authorized postponement. The amount of 1 ment \vas only $159,398, but poor hard Finland, under the heel of Stalin, was 7" to raise it. i Ill 1U Ii

‘Xluerc does japan stand as regards the Brit- isli Tim ire? \\'e know that Brazil is pro-Nazi pro-Fascist and is diplomatically acting for ltall: in tli

e rhffcrent parts of the world. Now F"'l<‘5.'~.'ll ‘liilistcr llachiro Arita of japan has nmifrcti .ic liritish and French Ambassadors that lap: r has agreed to represent Germany in Lillllflllil, gaptirc, lloiig Kong, Kenya Colony,

South .'\f.’l\‘?t and tlilluiilm, Ceylon, during the remainder of the \\':ir. i U i i

Mobilization ivill win the war, says the Gazette, It may take months, i: may take years; un- imagined suffering will be endured, perhaps by many who tll‘(‘fll thciii-"t-lvcs safe today; the cncniy lll.'\_‘.' wjt _l. zlmr triumphs in the field and vziuin ll;lll\<ll the world's nmgtcr a5 a cer- tain Corsican once thtl. hi spite of this, in spite 0f all, lie is (llllilllt ll, Xow" that free men have {1\\'ill\'(’ll('fl to the value of frccrlotn, now that free nations have sccn at lIl-t their common interest zind their comiilun ilangt-r, not llitlcr nor any other tyrant shall prcvail against them.

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Discovery of the existence of heretofore un- known stomach ulwrs was reported t0 the Na- tional liiflFfffwfllldu-lllQlUll .'\~~ociati0ti by Dr. A. L. Lcvin of the l.l>lli<l.'ll1;\ State University school of fllNllFlllf‘. Discovery was made pos- sible by a virtually lll'\\' incdical instrument, the gasfroscopr- ——a tuhc through which [lhysiciaris look directly into the human stomach. Dr. Levin can talu- motion picturr-s in color through his gastroscope. lle slirwvrvl one of the under-feed ing ulcers in still color pictures. A weck of good food and vitamins caused it to disappear. This kind of ulcer is not ilctcctzihlc with X-rays, lie said, hut they arc cnininnn zunring the nntlt-rnour- ishcil. 'l'h<~ i-xint-ncc- of syphilis of the stomach has lliTll fl(‘flllll(‘l_\' estahlislivrl with the gastrn- scope, l)r, Levin fiirthcr rt-portctl. After saying there had long hvcn a controversy as to existence of this form of eyphilis. he showed color photos The treatment is arscnicals and iodide: and requires a ‘fey weeks.

I

ans CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN NOTES BY TNE WAY

The American Automobile As-

PUBLIC FORUM l

. . . . - . l lo llo ‘ sociation, alter u. Llﬂtc-)El11 stub), h: '11‘ "Jmﬁ-‘f. a l-IHS ulScObCIitG [Hill L\\D Uuli U! Ullftil; d ﬂ-(QM. mp

pedestrians killeu by aululilobnc.» (In-rain Icon an n- are over 40; ulut. seven out 0t‘ lu are tnales; that turee out 01 11W IJlMllJti-S occur at. places other than 1

casually undor o tho Obllloll 0! oonuncmhnlds

crossings; that two out 0t tive had been blinking. 1t has concludes that "some way must be tounu to curb the pedestrian. Some work has been done, out we hate not yet scral/cbed the surface." The best way to‘ "curb" the pedestrian is to 53253.11‘? ti.‘ Z§R~J“il‘.i°'.f}éi»‘i “$.55, "who w m" " ;"°l“,°,,,,°,=,,;l;',;;£ lanai: lawful)‘; lcleleflieiljticxtlliie oiihdllle ‘ gloséngggr mralgdemldle“ W"; I .- ' . ‘ - ' r i - .' trian in the house, you subJecrliini ' fﬁgnaifn outfwméueéo (Eng-ﬁe . 1w lge1d“’r“_l31"l_“§_ Pfssllblllll M,‘ the appetite of a few tourists, es- , 10"" 0 ""1"" > ll "l"- “s 8W peclally 1n tribe critical times; ma

THE LIQUOR PLEBISCITI

Sin-In reading Dr. McMillan‘: lel-f-er of the 9th. I am mute l- i greed with every‘ word he said. I think if the Government nu my

told, kill more people ‘than do m“ segnls u, be me opmwn o;

auromobzles. — Detroit News. many pecme I have been We,‘

t lkl w. l

Dr. George Kirchway was talking’ a Inﬁm’ s“; em, - to a group ol young lawyers. "Il _y_ a [ﬂggnjsoy

was once Dean of Columbia Law School, later Warden of Sing Sing Prison, he suid. "I meet many men on the streets whose faces are fa- miliar but whose names I ll8.\'Ct forgotten. I never know whether to say, ‘Wlieii did you ciuaie?‘ ‘When did you get out? '-Pci'cival Jackson in "Look at the Law."

New Glasgow‘, P.E.l. ‘

IN TIME OF CRISIS

Slri- The traveller, wandering through the streets of Pompelhl notes signs of the frlvolfty of the day before. when, as Buliver puts it, crowds ln the arena crled, “Tot the lions. to the lions with Arbaces." l 'I‘lien n small cloud appeared In the sky."

A month ago. an editor would surely have refused to publish this. Today, every thinking man’

Sir Cedric Hardwk-ke was among the film actois who went l0 Wil- liamsburg. Va., recently io make scenes for the foriiicoiriing film} version of the Elizabeth Page novel. “The Tree of Liberty." Upon arrival, Sir Cedric, the stiir, told

sun" BARGAINS

Friday and Saliurday $5.75

Come this Friday or Saturday and see the men's suits we are sell- You'll wonder why we can sell them at so low a price.

Everyone of them is worth $18. and many of them $20.

113.15

Your choice of handsome well tailored suits many made by Hyde Park. Everyone worth $25. Just a clean up of the seasons selling one or two of a kind, but plenty to choose from 42 in the lot.

lng at $15.75.

Friday and Saturday only $18.75 out they go.

the director; "This is oettci" thanl Newcastle-yum‘ bringing! Virginia!" — Lycns in A Pcst.

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California par -rs, i.» tawcloplng a new type of fruit and packing lltllllllll.’ Pliofilni. transparent rubber lllﬂfPYlﬂl. por are that the lU0(l.\ ' . are-d" in })L\Sl\‘l)(7i\l‘fl CJlirJ which are lined and covered wiihl the protective material and costi less tlinn half as much as glass o tin containers Stf‘l‘lll€.\l is t e.‘ name o: a new odorless l-lztnizliil‘ which is stippostlzl to iii'.i‘1t= any, fabric fibers both iiiiltit wiroof aim actively antiseptic for a . s ' of time. — Nei cck, New ‘York. l —-——- l lVlth a 1 l-Z-liich cannon firing.‘

the Ito-l

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through the propeller hill), fOlFl synchronize: macliinc Runs, and; 40-lIlllC—Zll‘.-l"lOlll‘ speed the new; Bell "Airacobra" ranks as ihcl

foremost pursuit. IJlZIHO in the world. | Washington has recently HUllIOYlZ-l ed the sale of several hu ' or‘ to| the Allies and has place-d ' .i~ tial orders for the US. Ai sensational craft can o a raiding bomber wizh

l! lien!‘ . g1

strain on thcWpilat oeuverlrig. — Popular New York.

Dr. Charles Wuoldbridge tolls a‘ corking good stoliv abuui the lllllll. who staggered out of Gztail

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of the sin

Dismal Swamp the other day He was dressed in a lilac-rec. urav unlforin and carried an ol- ' ....He had been lost for l known how long’ ..- lic i some hcuJ-c»

way up to I through lllS tnnglcs l “Well, I don't can‘ wiiat Lee Li rs,‘ I'm going to - l John W, Ha " l Scripts" in the , N. U. l Post.

Chlnn. has not been called the Laud 4 of Ancient “fislioiii lli-l Two nclgnbczxlz: i'vs1.>.i:::iii'.~ _ , in constant 00ml. ilzon with r-acli; other. After a "l. l some, and llic tzv over a cup of ttii situation. Either inc must. stop or the l‘ must morn‘. 'l‘ht>v ' former. Mr. Wl ‘.1 j management of Mr. 'I‘:‘ti:'s rcsisilr- 1 ant. and Mr. Tont: took Over Ell. y management of M | auriitit. Bu: each re l inal ownership. Now I jolces when he secs rl bllrftllllt‘? go- ing into the rcstziilrani nvxr doonl

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The same with Mr. Wo - Dr.‘ Walter Dawfson in Gs-lbc Post. Shanghai.

A hallway brlilgc had born des- troyed ‘oy fire rind ft was n<=<is=ary to replace it. The hr‘ lie cnclncrr and his staff svcre oruvrfrl in haste | to the place. Two (lays lntcr r-amn the superintendent of the division. Allghtlng from his car, he encoun- tered an old master bricfge-biillder,’

"Bill," said the superintendent anxiously, "I want this job rushed. Every lioui-‘s (ft-lay costs the com- pany money. Have you got the en- gineer's plans for the zit-w iaridgc?" "I don't know," salcf the bridge- bullder, "whether the Ghgllltitfl‘ ‘iiiis the picture drawn let 0:‘ llul. but the bridge l5 up, and the tiuius iro passln‘ over ii." — Leanna. Uro- combe in "Written .F'un,” tNewnesr.

10f‘

The other day in Prague when ll streetcar was llll\'(l to (‘L\})'\(‘ll:i, zncl conductor, facing cxiixi p; trying lo get on. ('L\li(‘(l 0U more lcbciisrnuiii!" For l. ticlsni he was inipizsuiit . Miroir, Paris.

Rare fur-bearing animal! III be- ing domesticated in Canada, ac- cording to a recent report of fur, farms which reveals that during- 1938 there were clcvcn inariciil farms and one fislitr furzn in operation. During the year 128 marten mid 25 fisher were oorn on the farms, and it. seems altogeth- cr probable that these figures will increase yearly", as indications are that these valuable lU!'l.‘(.‘l\l‘(‘I‘n can_ be raised successfully in capti\it_\'.| Previously. for many yuars, breed-i ers had tried to raise the marten and fisher, only to be baffled byl repeated fnllurcs. Undiulntcd, the fur farmers kept. trying. rcmcmbcr- ,

silver fox was accomplished only, with great difficulty mid aftcrl years of persistence. Now tlint

strains of marten and fisher born in captivity have been estnbllshcd.

expected. — Ext-hanks.

fate of Msgr. Konrad for his bold and courageous speech of defiance towards the Nazi regime Hls blunt statement that the ycuth of the world, hicluriliiz Germany, belongs to God and not to the state, 1s the kind of utter- ance that. inevitably leads to un- pleasant consequences lii (lurinany. It. Ls an encouraging sien. how- ever, that there are still men in that oountry who have the moral

a loathsome tppganlstlc philosophy.

—_ indoor .

lianls t0| Yorkl

l Niivv. Goodyear, c - operating with‘

vegtrtable l -'.‘(‘ll"(".7 Bv that tznie. your property

w-l‘. be] flit-Isl

l 1r

.hc gatherings and

Indeed

ilic woods assisted

vince and observe that. many

police are lng that the domestication of the “lmml holﬂlf-‘AS- 31¢ 911516 Will not

the growth of another branch oflmk lhem-‘elves the valuable fur lnrlustry may be!

One- shuildcra WI:- the proliablei Grncber, I Archbishop of Frclhiirg in Baden,‘

I DURBAN. South Africa.

courage to brave the wrath ln order to stand up for their reliizlous conviction alzaliistl

knows what lt- means.

If France surrenders her fleet. our osilv hope lies tn the English q (‘an it. protect this contin- vii‘. is room for grave doubt. vnils. Mr. Ford. your thou- ncs a dav slx months

sand pf. niav have passed into other hands. and the present writer may wind attains? the Wflll.

Ills not now n matter of a forty hniir ircck. but of n tvrmtv-four hour day. seven davs a. week.

I ain. Sir, vtrn.

ll. II. “TLLCOX Victoria, B C., June 1.7 1910.

TIII-l BEER AND ‘VINE BILL

Sir: - At the Inst session of the Lu, 'tltl!'€ an Act was passed to prov for the sale of bee." and wines without the presently requir- ed lJoclizi-‘s Prescription. Tue said Act, however, l5 not to become ef- tcciive lllllll it shall have been ap- proved by fl majority of the voters of ‘the Province voting at a Pleb- iscizc.

m

I: mils": be noted that the Bill vivns n _a Government measure out introduced by a private

niclnbcn. It not open to any ser- ious objection that. the promoter find tliorfzht to introduce such a bill. ZIJllOUfllI ft may be suggested.

ENDERSON & CUDMORE WE L D IN G

A loos! ﬁrm recently advertised their Eleclrf as the only nutflt of its kind on Prince Edward Island. We to Inform the public that. we have a mrtnblo Electric Weld- ing apparatus and experienced men of this nature rendering prompt an

Darkest Hour Before The Dawn

(Toronto Telegram)

Sooner or later the tide of war must turn. As day folloivs the night, the forces of evil must ultimately be destroyed in the ruin that. they have themselves invoked. The end L; not yet, and there may be cliirk- er days of more severe tribulation before victory is at. lust attained. The demands that upon us will be greater Liian any we have ever known, but in the ﬁn- there should be no

Hitler and Mussolini preparing for years for the gamble

ACETYLENE AND

c Welding Equip-

capable of handling any work d efflclent. service.

PROUD Er MORESIDE

233 GREAT GEORGE ST-

They have starved their own peo- les for armaments in a manner hat. no democracy

l ' For a Delicious Cup of

Orange Pekoe Tea Mr. Tea Pott Says:

time of peace. Tliev have disregard- ed all neutral rights in the observ- ance of which tire Allies were tinn- dlcspped. Thev chose the time and place for their attack.

To a considerable extent the axis partners have shot their bolt. The worst 1s known, and the Allies have geared up t0 ineet- the blows which

ihzit, perhaps, tine correct proced- uzc mioilld have been to arecede

. LRUCIlOII of the bill by a 1h i which any member could move. 'I‘liaL question, however, afzects only the procedure within lllc Iiollst‘. and tlac bill having been introtiiicecl without objection dis- l‘ll.\.il0ll on the question 15 new

3rd,". legisla-

; The ‘opponents of the ion‘ surf-z to influence its defeat by spicauinlr propaganda to the ef- fect that, if the measure bemmes liiiv, Govcrlimciit Stores wlllbeop- tried in every section of this Pro- YIHCC and the pcople will be moral- ruiiictl. In fact the picture is l-‘YCH lmllltetl _‘.v!‘.h the Government llUUllClflS distributing liquor at pub- ’ etibertainments. lntlecu ii is a Brest wonder that. it has not been suggested that. the

Government intends to place peg]-

tiling wagons on theroads and sell liquor from door to door in the

country.

Can reason suggest that Lhq 531g of bccr and wine, under permit, to those who do not abuse liquor, “fill bmll; about. a condition worse than now found in this Province? The landing of ign by those en- tinged fill) the 11110.: trade has, of course, sen very largely curtailed, but not because of Prohibition but i_.i.hcr on account of the 12 mfle .ini.t under the Custom5 Ag; and the absorption of the rum supply by the British authorities for army

purposes. The supply must be fill-

cd_ from another source, which ls {E1118 clone "by the manufacture of moonshine ln country dlslrlcts. the public gamerlngs are flow helm: sunpiim by the local Moonslilner. Young and 01d a"

now being demoralfzed. If you want proof listen fn before the alngistralrvs Court, and hear the

Police tell, of finding the father

0f l1 family operating a ltfll in . _ . by his volms clnldien. Examine the cream cans

[on the platform of Railway Sta-

110115 in certain parts of the Pro-

tlicin bear marks of having betgi

Use BRAHMIN Full Flavoured Tea

they must expect. than a totalitarian state to move, the democracies have brought into operation all their urnduct-ive pow- ers to the work or defence and of-

whlle that of the axis must decline under a, tightened blockade.

To the aid or embattled democ- racy has come the material aid of democracv throughout In the greatest ofthc non-belliger- ent democracies Allies has been given with an en- thusiasm not known in the Great War, although fn that iL ivns en- gaged. In 1917 the United were under tho impression that they

ECONOMY FIRST

LONDON —(CP) - 1n view of mount. need for economy. e of reminders to motor- ists that their licences are about to expire, has been discontinued.

BY THE MARGIN I’

SEMESAN BEL

Europe; today they are more keenly alive to the fact. that they must give their fullest. save themselves,- Rooscvclt, who seems to have lwcn _' Providence iit ilic head of the United Slates at lhlS mn- ment, the powers of AlllPTiCﬂlI dc- mocracv are wilted as they could linrdly be under any other lcader. The clock of progress will not be turned back at the bidding of the However" dark the night the sun of libertv and shine with new brilliance in the

War—-25 Years Ago Today

W1 tl Under President lento lfilahlgaflie orzrifglllils blow. glow and silver g With then- mnglg ﬂood ml‘ gateway of the e I am one with the twilight

When the trees and skies are one in dusky m Every ll(‘8I'l or man is

TREATMENT FOR

lsrisn POTATOES

' One pound will treat from uu I.

Full 0f peace and 5109b One pound tin - -

I am one with their hen

hearth and home and lxve ed awnv alontz tgie margin of

All fts reach of soundless calm can b ve

Word or touch from the lips beside.

Aw nnrtl deep and dee

"Om lhP Olden fountain more than

r mace or dream.

rll belng as o'er fills the heart with awe.

Gmwltll! one with its silent stream.

-G. W. Russell ("A, 11.")

. NE

~ ma! DISINFECTANT FOB OATS — BARLIEY l-‘lve nnund tln Z .. ._ 33:90

(By The Canadian Press)

JUNE 20, l915—Gcrman_v began heavy offensive against the French German - Austrian troops started battle (Lwovo, and captured Zolkicvv nnd Rave Rlisskli. German lhievbciit. back nothivest o!‘ Souchcz.

PIG WORM AND TONIC POWDER

l: Powder wlll thoro

Ono pound pickup - - 35c

STRANDLOPEIUS BONES B0355 CONDITION POWDER

I l l i

skeleton of a stmndloper —mem- ll Pays to Feed Man

over a fire -ln the llliclt manu- tiir-tuic of spirits. ‘

It l5 not, alone in country dfs- ti-rcts ‘that "moonshine" 1s doing R tlﬂllv work. Rum and Whiskey

‘ nit. being readily available for Cftv

consumption those gaterlng u; t)" trade must. seek other sources of sllnplr- Colmtrv manufactured "moonshine" is brounht into Char- lottetown, mixed with other fri- rrrcdlcnts and sold as rum. Vic. tllms olf drliik find their way lnm 'zllvcs‘ selling such drink, become Qvvrllolvvrvd by 1t. are unable to and their way home and even for ilavs remain fn those foul dens from which they finally emerge ln n scml poisoned condition. ruined ln hcnlth and often robbed of what money they may have had. Places of prostitution are in many cases operated ln connecﬂon with llllclt liquor trade. 'I'hls not only adds to moral degradation but to physigal as well because or the spread o! venereal disease. The

"Qﬁbcrate. Individuals will even iwrjurc themselves in self defence or to shlcld one who has supplied that}: wants.

e question for the people to on Tuesday next is whether conditions will with the sale of beer and than they are at. the presmt. time Ilnless they are sure they will be ivnrse they shmild in all fairness rilve n fnlr trlal to some form of ‘aw other than that. which we now

~ have.

I am, Hlr. etc“ PATRICK OWIONNELL

WHERE WINTER IS

—(0P) A train from the Rand arriv-

Hitlerlrmled here 14 hours late one morn-

lng, iis the antlpodean whiter sets in wit-h the most furious snow- storm in the memory of my pos- lenger;

D61‘ of a shcllfishlng-entlng tribe of natives -_wns found on

C ﬂlllﬂll Powder that blood and gives

ORDERS REC IVE p the system, rem- n troubles and ls s dld eradlcator of worms. e per pound - - - 50

_--_-- FROM?!‘ ATTENTION P. OX 1

unis rwo MAOS

Anthropologists said ft. bably from 200 to 1.000 years

SFIIOOLING BY MAIL

Ailstralla —(CP) —- ﬁfty teachers attend a school pils. It ls the Education correspondence school, 21 years. Its scope linfnnts’ class through high

You Can Exchange Your Old Car

llut what Islander w has used it for year The old model twls

ho uses Hurley's 'l‘wist and s would accept a substitute. t ls as good today ‘as it was st car came f0 P. E. I.

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