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Years ago en ulcer eppenreafon my ankle.“ writes Mrs. Jeffrey. of Methucn. Nines. “ln' spite of all the remedies l used. it spread to my knee. and developed into an open sore. l had medical treatment for twenty-five years, but only got temporary reliefs The pain l suf- fered was terrible. and for yea-rs I was unable to leave the house. "One day l saw in a" newspaper

an account f a-bad o _ | ever held here. it is well known

be". c“r‘ld boy zm,‘.-B§,k_ 9;“ 5?": ., in. It c - y . down In federal politics at this‘ I Wamskwtical‘ “w, o: Bnymms a one of the gres. attractions Bmgw

curing rue-having tried so many at our provincial fairs ls ihe horse ML Para”. one n. the “anew

remedies in vain-J decided in give ZzmyBitk a trial. l applied the balm freely every day antLtc- my delight tho sore soon shop/ed some improvement. Gradunilys the In- flammation was drawn out. the pnin was ended. and. after thirty years of suffering. l realized i was on the road to recovery. With per» severance. the awful sore was mi- ally completely healed, and. al» though that was ‘three years ago, there has not been the slightest trace of the ulcer returning." Zanrlluk is the best remcdy. also. for eczema. boils. pimples. blood- poisouiufl. piles. burns. sralds and cuts. All dealers. or Zom-Buk Co.,

Toronto. 50c. box. 3 for $1.25.

am Bu

\|‘|\ll')' Squalrt- .... .. $50.00 With Closet and Tank $72.50 Kilirivilil)‘ Square .. “$72.00 With (‘inset and 'l‘ank $93.00 Pandora Square . . . . . . . . ..$70.00 With (Yiostl and 'i‘ank $90.00

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GET R EADY NOW.

Indications now are that the Pnr- I essentials hnsever been the WW1)’

i . vncial Exhibition opening here on 0t me Liberal puny but m“ ma]

issue, the tariff qustlon, will not.

racing and already one hundred and an“. undertook to throw live horses have bcedentercd for “gm on ‘he “ma, lsmm‘ “when,” this year‘e races. These horses ms, he aHkmL “do the U_I,._D_ and “m” "m" Mame’ N” Bmnsmmk Liberal doctrines clash." He him-

SOIIN.‘

and Nova Scotlu. besides those be- w“, gave [he answer;

r t

4»

.3. ,

ion-solo

lie with “rim give y

no: a ouslourrovu ,nuinouo i,

'18“ "rwc'5m' nudging the n“ Bil utterances.

nervous ‘over the tn’

Dr, Beiand. u former mamherof

-SIr Wilfrid Laurier’: cabinet and uweli known all ever Canada as one i‘ "'"'°' of Quebec's war bertfisfftir was; ~ itlme held as a. prisoner-An Hnany. has taken u recent hind tn line political oiscussioiidfsnlflbila

good standing amongstail parties gives considerable weight to his Of course, as u. goo.‘

ollli- iillii "liming a noise o'er "9"" Liberal. he stands with and‘ for ills i

party. but in doing so he‘ inject» more of common eerrieinto what he says than is customary with most of his party ietiiiéré; As a politician he is a man of extensive

experience and when he sizes up the situation he doestlt in the truest

practical way. At. 1MP“ accounts,

like Mr.’ Lanctot. heaigeorltiewhtlt l lion in his

native province of Quebec, and is out in protest against the invasion

of his party's political preserves. by tho new movement or the Western

liurrérifolicnl-f-‘i '

‘due season.‘ Corresponding is thei

. _. I _ . - 0tilers’ View Points ~ penalty: "I will make voilr heaven

-as iron and your earth as brass." ‘What figurative speech could give

a better description of a drought ‘ Rain is rcferredto aslwelcome in ,nearly all literature. This partly explains why. in pdpular ‘parlance. it is the dry time when “all signs fail".

The Perfect Climate

(Boston dlorald) It is doubtful if any. place in the world has exactly the climate that its inhabitants would most enjoy. It they are land agents they may keep tltls dissatisfaction to themselves. if they live in South- ern California they deem it. an act of patriotic duty t0 praise their cli- mate at all seasons._lt usually hap- pens that the places fe-mcd- for climatic attractiveness have their visitors at seasons which are win

Would Aek ti" Cock

(The Bostrm Transcript) The two ladies were very hot. and {tired as they seated themselves v at the restaurant table. and to the waiter who hustled up and asked for their order one snld as she fan- sonh, old resident saying noth- "ed ""80". "Oh. just give us u iii- lng about the other part of tho tie respite, please." year. The British isles and West-i The waiter looked bus-tied‘ "Ah ern Etirope ordinarily have a ciim- ‘ ain't sure we got any today, lady." ale somewhat superior to our own; he said utter a moment, “but ah‘il on this coast. because o1‘ the smal- nsk do cook. An‘ will you have tea ler annual range of bctaperature; with it or coffee?" their summers are cooler and their

longing to our own province.

The fact that the entries are the spnipatlon," he said. "which can largest ever received by u'n_v track 53y it could carry out free trade. in the Maritime Provinces will at- The idea is preposterous and may tract every horse lover who can as well bu put away nt once.

"There is no United lam-mars‘ m. Grain Growers. it is hardly mo,

ly that the Liberal press will take him severely to task or atlaint him for heresy or lose muiesie to his political “Kingfl although he

We has made some suggestions, and in

come front everywhere Wlllllll rcas- have a ctrnllllvn goal l0 Bet to but unable reach and all distances are by their eternal struggle are allow- rcasouzrbic and feasible today. It ing the lmriy of reaction to step thcrcturc needs no prophetic vision in between them."

I What authority Mr. Pardee had to free trade

to assume that the attendance at Wm be a repudiate the U.l<‘.0. platform has not been stated but all will agree with him that the thc necessary preparation to atrcom- U"F'0' and ‘he MMKQMM’ Kmg l Liberals have av"comrnon goal." that goal is the treasury benches. That free trade will be preached. in on.c part of Canada and repudiat-

thls year's cxitibition record ono.

Th8 iililll; now l0 (in is to make

modnte our visitors. We have glint hotel accommoti-ation hut our itotcis are not largo enough to take cure

of a sudden inflow such as there is privalo cd in another may be taken for

Um granted but the Liberal and Pro~ gressive policies have ibeen agreed upon by the respective parties and

every riwlson to expect. homes must be requisltioncd; capacity 0f every hotel must be as- Thia can be done only by a systematic and organized com. Nor can it be done during

the day or ,t.wo preceding the ex-

certaincd. it will require some tinkering to reconcile what is "preposterous with what is not.

it should 5,. begun nnw Mr. Mackenzie King b nppcrlliiui‘ imion of the Progressive

mittce.

hibition; mil-in

and the Charlottetown Driving Clu

and Liberals in order that

‘and the Retail hicrchamts Associa- tion. bolh of them interested. would Id.) we“ m Se‘ the necessary “ulcmm goal." namely the right. hand sid 1-7;‘ in motion towards this end.

iit is of the utmost importance

‘that our visitors should carry nwayjl ‘ A - ' s ‘with them o, good impression or the ‘union or pohdcs’

-____.<-oc-i_. BACK TO THE FOLD

city and of its people. and nothing is so conducive to a good impression Ins hospitality. Our people are pro- iverbiuiiy hospitable and. given an lopporttrnity. they wit’. show it. This

hpportunjty can came m“; mroub.‘ in the following statclnent given such an organization and

canvas as we have suggested. There

l

t will be remembered

are many details which only an cl- l! tlcient organization can ilrraingc for iond we have no doub committee appointed for the pur- "‘ pose will sec to it that all details, ‘major and minor will be looked ul-

Mr. Burnbam contested

against a straight

ten nominee.

During the present summer our

ALL.‘ vvvv

province has received much favor- abis publicity. Another opporturl-l ity remains to give it one more; boost before the season closws.‘ only Liberal Every visitor who goes away satls- P-iBCiiMl Bil"!!! MF- Mflillilfl" R5811 ed the premiership.

elected

tied with the treatment zlccovdcdi

them while berc is good for several ham” st“"°me"i'

HOW Vltlittlfs IIOXE Sllflllllilf‘; (EVQPV

alissutisfied visitor will be n cou- support" "i, the Meigiwn 5"”

men-t. whether as a candidate us n field worker:—

"To ctmtratiirzt reports. l wish

tinunus advertisement zigainst us. We may confidently leave the work- ' t ' i d ‘ii‘ t “u” out or [he slush! “g c“ 5 o say that I will support Meighcn any committee that may be ap-

pointed; we suggest only that such

Liberal standpoint as‘ they

a much more forcible way. such as their party press. from Atlantic lo

Pacific, moat intemperatcly assail- ed the lion. Premier Melghcn for making in a very much milder form.

And the ilfitflfs observations. as he has published them, are tn

a considerable extent as orthodox

from the national us well as the are emphatic He- is not deeply in sympathy with tho Toronto Globe's coquetting with the Grain Growers

working alliance. based. as a wrl tor pills it, "ON A COMBINATION OF FORCES AND A DIVISION OF THE LOOT." at least not so far as his own province of Quebec is con-

in hopes of scduciugrthelu into n. which were writtcen at a

winters warmer, and they usually have an abundance of moisture. Even Julius Caesar described Paris as an everlasting swamp. But this year Western Europe has had t. droughtUeven worse than our own. James Wilson. for many years Secretary of Agriculture, used to say that his o\vn Iowa was the

one State that laid the righthuiount oi‘ moisture; that States to the south of it. culminating in Louis-

iana, ilad too much", that these to.' the north. MlIIPPSUUI and the Ila-i kotas not enough. Hut it is a very unusual place. Iowa or ciscwhcrcni

that has moisture enough in the hot weather. ln literature the rain- fall has long been the symbol of benevolence in nature. For example in the 01d ‘Testament. the books nf time when Palestine was a fairly well- wtlicred’ country, the blessing, for those who “walk in my statutes

The Passing of the Vamp.

(The Minneapolic News)

Speed the day! Modesty is once more in fashion‘ The pendulum has

swung as far to the ratiicui extreme as it could very u-cil go and now it is swinging back to- the good. old- fashioned, wholesome things. The world is surfeltcd with the bizzare and in sheer disgust is reacting to saner pleasures For months movie directors have been announ- cing that the “vam»p" with all her hectic. poster effects, was passing. The death knoll oi’ the jazz has been rung and dress has begun to show an inclination to go away back to the ruodels made immortal

by GOIIIKVS Lady Book. Next to tho ziccompilshlmcnt of world peace and

the reduction of taxes, this is as hopeful a sign of a rclurn to normal us we could have.

The “Knickerbocker Girl"

the fthe oftlfiiraoa‘ ladle

the Meighcn Government secs itself '1’ losing all or nearly nil of thcsc. it alight. or tuigilt. not survive the winter. it has waited in vain for soluethng to turn up

(From the Philadelphia Public Ledger) , The waning suntmcr has wriilt-u‘ a chapter that will, stand out prom inently in tho history or’ spurt, Nov. er has the national game had so discriruinailng an enlistment oi’ i-rit iPiY-illg. analyzing. average rail-ul- tiling tans. Tho lfillfllllllll trials will long be a bitter illf‘ill()i'_\'. ‘it-tints,

vr>-v'.n‘

SEPTEMBER 9,“ 1921.

. 0mm‘ ———_-_< poin. true! athletics.‘ boxing a...‘

“the” imfliiiiifl-iiilvfl’ it'll: lhc stimul us of international trlllllilvlillup llosi. oi all is the lat-t that not,“ h, Aluurirzi lllUilllS llIl)I'i‘ than a in... playing and many paying“ Aumm and active participation“ Wm“ distributive. From childhood we kilo“- outdoor d-titlllvs and hi)“. pa“ in lilo-m. Iicaith for tho body p1.y,-i_ val mums iurzlllil for lia- llilll_\' W,“ tic. It is a good thing for tip- "N", ale (if all our [icoph- that iu the hustling for Lhvce square luoaia a day and a placolo out “W... w’, 1m not forgetting how‘ u.- p1,.“

Gfl

they might unitedig; rcuch the “common

‘or Mr. Speaker but we doubt if the people or Canada can be outwitted. by the prrmiu-igntion and the repu-

An indication of the wav the poli- ._ .tica.l wind is ‘blowing may be found l

such u‘ the (ianadian Press by Mr. J. ll. liurnham. ex M. P. for Poterboro. that "Mr. Burniuun resigned his seat in pro- g mm gnyltfitlt. against the government fuii~ ing t0 call on a general election. tho seat government thus splitting the party vote by reason of which Mr. Gor- don. 1Llbcrai candidate. managed l" 39cm" m5 “ieci-imi- Ii m“? iieml hound Liberal papers hounded him he added that Mr. Gordon is the from cast to west, Dr. ilcianti tic-i in any bye-

Mr. Burn-

avhich is as foi- iows. makes him an unconditional

the cruuing election. My feSigflli-UOII‘

cemm‘ u" “Dims m“ m“ "m" them in the Hoishevistic scilool if

want no alliance with the Grain Grmrcrs. Their policy is inn fm‘ away front and at variance Wild the aspirations und needs oi lho ancient province. it is too much of the extremist. and he would “avoid radical movemcnts_" "Do

susceptibilities. as a much milder" thing did in the case oi‘ Premier" iMcighcn. then whcrc on earth do they stand upon this. or in incl upoh any subject oi public-‘lttlpur-

S

rtucc? 8 not permit the waves of Socialist“ ‘ to break our race’ or destroy that n“ Behmd “hm talks mo”. mm

rcputatlc-n which "Quebec has gained for stability in tho (Tonlcd- oration“ So tar so good, but ho makes comparisons. lie says: "Crcrar is a free trailer, while l mn n Lauricr medium tariff mnn." Again that “FREE TRADE WOULD BE FATAL T0 THE AGItItTUL- TURAL CLASSES. ANI) TO LA- BOR"; We presume of course that ho excepts the ‘western grain gro\v-_ crs. In these things there is fl soundness of reasoning which we heartily commend to consideration.

slhly upon the question of revenue in the light of Mr. Crerurs propo~ suls. it has been silown only re- cently that less than two per cent of theltotal incolne taxes caller-toil bythe Dominion l troen collec- ted from fnrnlers; Free trade would produce a loss of one hun tired and eighty million dollars m Canada's revenue froth customs and MrfCrcraFs proposal is TO RAISE TlilS NEEDED AMOUNT BY AN INCREASE Oi" TAXJES UPON INCOME_ This nleans tuo loading of this enormous LilXiltlOll directly upon the furthers and otllcrs who pay income taxes. but‘

to‘

But the strong and forceful r‘- buke which he unconsciously ad- ministers to the Liberal‘ press is in his comparisons of the Wcstcm Grain Growers with llolshcvistu in which ho went u vast dcai lur- tilor than Premier Mciglten Wllflol‘ mere suggestion that these cl"- mcnts were “attracted in their ranks" and for which all ihc hidv

the Toronto Globc ill the project of selling out our country to th-

intercst and advocacy‘ in

to the opening up of the gates of treachery to thc and (iistricts which he is to servo. it is equally n.

..~l " clarcd: "it was ‘the peasant ui “u” Russia who instituted and estab

m" llshed tho Soviet, whose methods

the starvation oi fifteen millions oi‘ men women and cililtlrcn." "illl NOT l~‘0lll‘-E'l‘." he says‘ and llll piorcs, “THAT 1N RUSSIA Tlilil

I'll-

OT curniely. “tho best laid scheme

this does not srousc their tender“

these reasons he is not in iinc with

western ratiicals and so tar as ills Quclnc is concerned he will not be a party

ilunl people elected

tilrust at his leader. Mr. Macken- zie King. who has llcen prcaciiiul!

aroused disgust throughout th: alliance Tm] Hwkfrzllgo 6010x532). end oi i926 is new tn he elected rm world. and the result of which aaxlhe lost’ {gmlfuséngthapulvlcighgn me Census o; 191p The rqagon [or has h00n tho fiasco now sccn in Gifgminet“ (mm ‘mwon It i‘ this sudden haste an" “mg “u...

ncss is tho fear of the lay-elections.

iustrtttes that old sayiili; "i094 “i1

of mice and mcn. suns flit 3819113

(From “ilit or Miss" in the (‘hi-raga News)

The “knickcrhnckcr girl". prc- dictctl exclusively‘ by this coiulnn somexweeks tigo. arrived recently in the, lrmp. Tilere were two of them and their modest and becoming a1- iire‘ backed by their own bounty carried observers in a burst of ap-

i urns srnrmum

old-fashioned people may look up- its passing with grief. there will be no compensations. Observ ing how wcii the vlomen appear in ,knlckers. men. may be moved to adopt those garments. and, while they cannot hope to look (is wcli us the women, they will he at il-ast less painful to look at. than liwy‘ arc in long trousers.

‘the skirt is (loomed, and while we

Has Walked in Vain

(From ihc Toronto Star)

The Star has all airing expressed the belief that Mr. Mcighctrwnuld

declare for a short session and the | passage of a Redistribution Bill. lt ~ seemed to us impossible that he would assent l0 the proposal that an election be held at the cnd o!‘ 92f on census ol‘ lilll-Jour months after the. cuneatu of 192i had been taken. For two years past the ox- ctlsc for not holding an tiicctiun has l bccn that ihc census nnrl the redis-

tribution had to lit! waited hr. ilut all this now goes overboard. A

Parliament that will last until tho

But unlike that m

sweetness.

If a Piano lacks therefore it canno

from 14 to 16 tons.

.."l‘here are too many nf them In - sight. coats keep failing vacant and

10' SOVIET MOVEMENT WAS FltRST

at A FARMERS MOVFJMENT." Wililt

l§1W*".-' "

have those Liberal papers now to say to this most popular of their

"I'll

is Matchless in Every Way

it Has the Strength 0i the Lion i

a committee be appointed nt once

tu n l ti i t. i r a‘ on m p0 n n! K0 “g to moi leading men who comes so out and

country. w-hich is now being done.

- “L. “Lu-” --- - -- _ A --H"n"-.--.-""..¢¢.“-.¢.cc.

and wc fccl zlssurcti the whole city

‘I will back them up. i i} ‘, suurruue