SIFTUCSALT y l1’ FLOWS

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~- ' run cnssnoirlmrows]

Morning Dally (founded 1&1!

84-50 per wu- u: ldvnncel nailed ln Cnnndii nnd tinned saline-l. Much h“ euduml n" cannula‘ .

many thrones. including llllllilltfl"

"P" "l" l" "!""°') ""‘-""" of the highest, and mightiest sud‘

President, \\'. Cheater U.

Melalrfil - seerotnry, Lleul. Col- ll. A. hlneKlnnon. ll. b. .. J ‘L .1. ‘ .

Uu their ruins many republics sprang up and runny believed that the Itllllillll-IK nlonarchlos would

Vlee-Prenldent, J. It. llnrnetto

mun». 'n'. u. cums.

Chiengo Ileprenoltu

New Yollt lloprenentntlvw-ltrnnlt ll. Northrup

die out one by one or be overturned

tlvo—lli. J. Power _ - by futuremevolutlons or wars.

The (iIJAltDlAN may be ohtnlne Charlottetown: - .

Mnrltl-e Stntlonern. llrntton St. Cnrter l: 00-, Qneon St. . A. Brown, Sitnnsp Vendor Stephen Duffy, Rleh-onl tit. ltullwny llookntnll

blra. L. Imus-site, 2O Spring Pnrk Rd.

Sucbbellefs nlay not be well found. ed. Just now Biiolre Belloc an enlin. pill. and much quotod public writer, of uiixedAnglo-French‘ birth, in anl art ole ingthdLoudon Morning Post. asserts that "all Europe is hungry for Kiugshlpfdle finds, or thinks,

d Inn ine following ngentn In

l‘. '1‘. llnrphy, Prlnee 8L, Grocery . l’. Duly. Queen lit.-

W. C. Wrldht. Kent Street Went n. wanna‘- White. no Inn Ave.

Fred Gnodot, Brent tieorle Street. J. D Inylor, Grafton Street.

A COSTLY LESSON

urssl-zx lilo-l Oval) (linger Ala is lllilile of pure Jzlluulcu lflllgfll‘, pure lelllou and lime iisvilirlllgs. and .tllc Jillilllilfi

Slums-x .\lill~-r:tl 5Dl'll!g “M137

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lkillltilhllldl just rlglll, Every

dlup oi il ri-ici-sllillg, every llillllillilll satisfying. llllltil by the tiilit‘, trulllyilill‘

‘Jltltft-l‘ vl-lliuilvllllldfil by

Sussex Mineral Springs Limited

. SUSSEX . N.li..

L‘.

Local iliuirliluivlrs- 4 (JAIiVI-Illl. 1‘R()S[I

Cllztrlotlletovvn, l’.l<.'.l. 3X32 8-Ii0-Stt15i

SOMEBODY SOMEWHERE WANTS YOUR PHOTOGRAPH

iWBy BA YER

I63 Great George ltroel

uoo-o-go-oo o ooooboo4oo4 -

000909404-600 illi.

‘its ‘i Potato Baskets » Strong and weii made. ll bound and double sIFBPPed- Lowest prices WHOLE-

SALE AN» RETAIL.

Feed Feed

We are receiving CAR- LOAUS of BRAN, SHORTS, OIL CAKE MEAL, CRACKr

kéffi

selected stock of POULTRY FEEDS.

Flour

many of the ‘best brands ‘of HARD WHEAT and BLEND FLOURS, OATMEAL, ROLL- ED OATS. TABLE CORN- MEAL. Graham Flour. Buck. wheat Flotir, etc.. etc.

A" 8f prices WHOLESALE AND ns-rlslt.

Carter & C0., Ltd.

Flour We handle

I owest

ED CORN. FEED CORN~ MEAL and all kinds of stock FEEDS. g Poultry Supplies . ifpays ti. ‘Iok after the © POULTRY i-L- CK. Now is 3 the time to s, ‘ed up the young PULLETL \f1d develop them into early layers. We carry a large and carefully

Professional Cards

Palmer“ & ' Palmer

H. J. PALMER. K. C, Barrister, Etc. Money tn LOIH

Bank of Nova Sootln Building

Charlottetown, F. E I.

MacDonald & McPhee

B. A.

l, A. McDONAi-D,

Bnrrietnna, ‘Attorney, Etc, Money-to Loan Riley Building

Mark R. McGuigan

B. A.

IARRISTER, OOLIGITOR. Money to Loan Cameron Block Charlottetown, P. E. lllnnd

H. F. MoPHEE

Charlottetown ETC.

C. C. Archibald

Jirnlulin G1 N. Y. Poet “. ‘

Q é O 0 i I I o o E i du- ulude a good recovery. v Q i Q o o 1 O t 9 o 0 I a 0

lift‘ and hurd tilucs lllayfanil frequ-

cully do, overtake any country through quite natural causes and lllcy are llot tllc worst things that .::lu lll-fall. They carry their lessons lll ccollilllly nlld foresight bud often s. rvc as prcventivcs of greater l-vils. ‘

lll past ycsrs (‘nunda has had its

l l

llvflLNlS of industrial and common‘ .-lul sci bucks but in every instance She w'li OVt-PCOXHU the present, slagnq-l LlDll, llcr factories will hunt again rlud her markets will absorb ille- prudllcts of her larger and mord

prosperous farms.

Ire few countries in the world that endowed by un- turc, She has unlimited wealth in lulllerals, forest, fisheries nud soil.

lll-c more richly

Sllc has u virile race of ‘lump and woulctl, sufficiently independent to (‘lluudialllizc any foreign element ' With all command

ihul luuy comc to hcr. this alld these at her (‘emails cannot long remain station- llly, cannot loug permit herself to been

41min; during the past three years.

slide down hill as she has

And out oi‘ the expcricucc of these

llllcl’ _vcars she will. if she be true to herself, have learned a lesson which will stand her in good stead

i l I a illl l l

o§§aonowooooanoobOobbo

years to conle. _ The Mackenzie Klug government

ihas, since its installation. been a - Igoircrullleut of bluff. Numorically unable lo czlrry on, they bluffed the lProgrt-ssiircs ‘to lend them enough,

i |t0 secure themselves against dc-

i

g support to form a government and

i tout, The promises which gecured till-m this assistance from the Pro.

" were not fulfilled till

llltlil‘ third session, when tile latter

—»,

grusslvcs

w»

illreutcucil to withdraw their sup- port nlld compel them to go to the i‘ country. in the meantime the feur A that they would bc compelled t0 gkccp lllczir promises to the 'l‘l'o- ip Krcssivcs demorallzcd industry, Qclosud factories and drove lluud " reds of thousands of men a l.i wo- un-n out of the country. Alld the bluff continued. They lulluinlzt-d

the extent of the exodus and the

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industrial depression and are still brazenly minimizing or denying it while all available statistics git/n tile lie direct to their bluff. They still toll us that emigration has Tile deliberate falsity of this claim is shown by statistics published the other day in Wash- ington which show that’ between June 30, 01923111111 ' June‘ 20, 1924 Canadian immigrants to the Uni-ted States numbered 200,880 as coml Dsred with 117,011 the prevllous Year. They tell us that Canada is prosperous as never before while their own latest tux bulletin dis- closes the fact that the income d. revenue has fallen from $78,634,. .155 in 1922 t0 $59,711,538 in‘l923 to $54,204,029 in 1924. This "Willmwufl drop. with the tax rate "iwhflllsed shows as nothing else could and as no bluff can conceal, ‘he hall"! Wroililill "Don Canadian industry and trade by the policy “reed "W" the Kin! government by the Dflrly whose purchased help hi" kept it in power through three sessions. -

‘r >i1;@:f*

ceased.

/,..

and

Canada has had a four years leg- son in political mat-administration. it should be enough for all time to come.

—i-<o>--? -\

EDITORIAL NOTE!

Medical School and Hoopltnl

and Throat Office layer lulldlng Great George ltnot Telephone Ill-J.

Ofliosilonrs-Jtollnnnltol

Practice limited to lye, Ear, Nose

There is no word yet of the Prime Minister asking I-lon. J. lll.

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 192 .

ulotilory, these industrial depression, cro-p fall- how lunch n! one.“ Fa.“ com h“

01")“ the“ of their silffering." nu be uo reasonable doubt. There the wage Wm relieve m“, o, hm

be finds indications of such hunger in Germany. Spain, France and other European countrlce. ~

The monarchicall form of Govern- ment is almost as old as human his. tory. Religious belief according with something inherent in the minds of men united to croata and" sustain the nlonarchles of old- The

Awllnh- Lmyd uewge‘ GWLN“! Hebrew nation under the rule of all the (YOH-‘icfviillvefi "Pllosed l“ judges tired nf the experiment and the Russian Treaty 100k! ball Y" demanded a,klng. ln both ancient republican

the see

like visiting mornings to

(me feels

survivcd sunlmens ravages.

MacDonald's first diplomatic Greece and Rome the

“trhnnph... expt-rllucnt was tried and gave place in time to kiugslllp. France

~pmtessor Scum o; Geneva has alternated frolu monarchy to

republic repeatedly in tllu past 150 years, With the exception of Switzerland there is not a ‘republic ‘n the world that has lasted 150 years. in point of durability the uluzurchles iako precudcncc. There have been good-and had kings end

observatory informs us he has diS~

covered suow storms occur in lvlurs. Then it canliui be the beav- op of our youthful imagination.

A parson of llllnols confessed

poisoning his wife and the husband the same has been iruu of pres of another woman “to relieve them ldemi ‘vmmer how Flir forms of government let

fools contest; That which is best administered is best." .

suffering.

l-lon. Frank Carvell could have written a brilliant essay on in- gratitude in Politics. Some of our local; Liberal Executive are experi- encing ii now though they "are not

Premier King is now ln North- umberiandyN- 8., whore ‘a bye elec- tion is pending. He was announced to address a public meeting last night in Chatham and other moat- Lngs in Newcastle and i888 W190"; ant tounls and villages later, The country has an unbroken record of Liberal majorities in federal eluc- glons during the past twenty years. These majorities increased from 285 ln 1904 to 1.047 in i917 and 1.421‘in 1921.‘ The GOVFATIIIGXII. has

saying nothing out loud."

The Prince of Wales en route for Alberta stretched his legs on the platform 0f\Vlll'l0llS Canadian rail- way stations and was not molested in any way. lf it had been Ameri-

Noteslly The way ‘f A

Thfltiqlt War toppled ‘dowgr- ‘

Mons AsouT sneer

In a former article d spoke about s. chap who was unable to sleep. because the washer on the water Lap being worn, ‘there was a. equ- otant dripping of the water. Yet he slept soundly notwithstanding the noise of u trolley car that passed within fifteen f-eet ol’ his window, every llalf hour during the night. Why’! Because thc tap was an unusual noise, and the trolle car was not. 'l‘llis unusual squu of the mp amused; his mental faculties und kept lllm awoke. Another luau who airways eats u little lunch, or drinks a little warm milk before retiring. will find him sell unable to sleep i’, lio omits the iuuell or nlilkw’ ‘ ’ wily? = , j Again-because his stomach baa got the "lld-bit"-of expecting this food. The blood goes down lirom his head to the stomach in order t0 dig- est this food, and so his mental ‘fuc- ultlos becoming duller) he goes oif to slcep. - g . ll‘ he sllouid begin to think about the fact that he has not had his lunch, his ulenfnl faculties will get even further aroused, |.lndl licep will be even further away. You see ill ithiscltse of lunch be- iDIu retiring, tllcre is tile mental and pllyslcul stimulus that is keep lug him awake. it is not uncommon in hospitals, to glvc wukefui patients a bowl oi‘ warm luilk, u few minutes before the lights areput out i'or the night. Now what about inducing sleep? i don't want to_go into all tile- methods in use, such us the count- lng oi’ sheep going over u fence. and other ways of a similar uuturc. The idea behind these is that the very monotoliy of the job of count- ing, will, tlrg you mentally, und you'll. drop off-to sleep. _ lwothbr _.w_ords you lose interes. in’ the msjdgrgand with the lose oi‘ interest cornea loss ‘of concentra- tion. and with loss oi‘ concentration, comes sleep. , . So illut to induce sleep, the oi‘- dinnry method of healthy, people.

cun ilepots? Pestered is the Prince that wears a smile in U. S. A.

made a generous distribution of fat offices-to New Brunswick of

is siulplyfya matter of habit. You .931, workm- plny, and eleq) whcu ‘tllc time comes, llf you have WOTRt d

. ' _

Rotary Cl_ub in this city,

eating

lion. A. B. Copp, Secretary of State. according to an Ottawa des- putch, is to be pitch-forked into the chief justiceshlp of New Bruns- wilck at 810,000 per because of ills failure to save Kent, N. B., for the government. Ah, to have such ifnilures thrust upon one!

We are told, ill all sincerity, pro- bnbly, in the news columns that

Jackie Coognn received ln London for

"courtesies usually reserved distinguished and official visitors."

lllnph! The imagination of those

press agents is only equalled by the gulllblllty of the movie fans.

City Council is inaugurating free collection of ashes. May it be the precursor of n regular sanitary ser- vice and the installation of a muni- cipsl incinerator. it ls disgraceful iu a city the size and progressive character of Charlottetown that rubbish should be allowed to lie rotting and decomposing inde- finitely to the detriment of public health.

President J. A. Robertson of the Retail Merchants’ Association is the right man in the right place. He remarkably as n country merchant, where"

succeeded others could hardly make ends meet, and |ln the city. be has continued the success of the business taken ‘over ifrom the Goff estate. His watch- words have been and are—"Th-a goods the people want, the price the people can pay, the service the public ought to command, ‘and-— advertise."

The Anglo American Telegraph

office without Mr. Morrison

will seem odd for a time. You cannot remove a fixture of nearly half a century's standing without murring to some extent the general design, and when the fixture hap- pens to be the chief pillar then the loss may appear to be irrepar- able. The appointment of Mr. Marley as successor is a deserved compliment, far he has worked hand-in-glove with his chief for this improvement and prosperity of the company's business bore, and the

Sinclair to accompany him on his trip out Welt.

convenience sad accommodation.

. 4 late in preparation fonthe contest. in“, ha“; 19min- mme on sooner, ii‘

These include the Chit-f Justlceshipmot so hard, then a lit-tie later.

of the Supreme Court of Canada.l‘lB“li°"lt:"“"lY|Y8“'“ ulgfhgigulg the Chairmanship of the Railway ‘Keep "t e us“ fly’ '

Commission and a Dlrectorshlp ofl H. you can.‘ go m sleep. were is the National Railway Board. '3 reason, ‘

l That reason is likely because something has happened through the day- or may happen on the mor-

And there are other tempting

plums at itsdlsposnl calculated l0 row, that keeps your interest kindle the sort of gratitude and aroused. .

good fecLllg which springs from a ‘T9 149i i" file ll Y9" ""151 “mPlY living sense of favors to collie. The lllntjignmt mtere“ mr {he m!“

Chief Justlcushlp of the King's Bench and a life membership ill the Canadian Senate are yet vacant and an Ottawa desputch tells tllut "it is understood that the Sullutor sll.p, if not botll those offices will go to Nortbuluberlaudf’ Thus the seals of offices and honors are hold up to gllitcr lll the eyes of aspir- uots whose zcni ill the campaign will be tllcrcby stimulated. Alld still the King Government is on lllt‘ anxious suat,

@iaa

SEPTEMBER 25.—~You are out- spoken and "hDfltlSl, but love your owll way. You are a. splendid luau- ager, and your home is‘ always well kept. You are very affectionate, and llubie to full lll love at first eight. Never allow yollrsell‘ to be jealous.

Your birth-stone is the sapphire, which moans deep love.

Your flower is the ulornlng glory.

Your lucky color ls brown_ __ - “in >~—---

When the Northumberland con- test is over the Premier will go west through the Prairie Provinces

and on to British Columbia, we are ' “*“* told. Throughout tllt- region of ihc g Dally selectlons Grain Growers "the death knell of v

FO R

Guardian Readers

protection" has been sounded in ad. vance of his coming to prepare his way. Beyond the mountains aunth- er bye-election campaign is being staged in Yale. lt would be sad indeed if his westward journey should be clouded by defeat, or even by a lnuch reduced majority In Northumberlnnd, as it was lll St. Antoine. The New Brunswick sent must be carried or the western excursion will be undertaken with a heavy heart-_

vO§ O-§§~O'Q-§Q-OO _ ssrrslmasa 2s, 1924

1F:——-lf thou draw out thy soul to the hungry, and satisfy the afflicted soul; " ' Nllilblz-Thlkeu shall thy light rise in ‘obscurity, and thy darkness be ale the noonday; and the Lord shall guide thee‘ continually, and satisfy thy/soul ln' drought, and make fut tby-boneer-dsiliab 58: 10, 1t. ' PRAYER-dimly Thy love so pos- sees-us that we _shall ever be our brother's provider and keeper.

Will o» combined Influence and patronage of two Governments. the distribution of fat offices and tllc creation of new high salaried posi- tions have the desired and expect- ed effect nf winning votes for the Liberal candidate in the Not-thumb. mland election? That remains to be seen. in any case the political gomelon the banks. of the Miramlchl will be played by the Liberal experts for high stakes, for they realise that while a reduced majority is to be feared, a defeat would be a disaster. And always the tax-payers must shoulder the ever- increnslng burden» of salaries, sons

and m contracts broadcasted by A flylgglillgg: gilfpigkled trout the Government to party favorites i, do", ' ' “ while some of ‘those who pay do not m,’ no“. "meted, by a mum, greatly that high privilege.

A rlnéwtscs

(Dedicated to James ,Macli‘ariane) When-sitting by a fireplace made of stone.

Do youthlnk about the man who . built your own;

A fireplace in a cabin in the woods, Where you have oft indulged your many moods? I My own is built of stones of Per- sian tints,

in pinks and golden purple glints. The crystals forming

browns with

pictures

tf-Lbere are several oftheln, if ltd were given one of th e Mr/iilodlvern would need to res n and be ro-eieoiedl The mensnrd of the Government's prudence“ n avoiding such a risk is shown by

Very tlnsldiy the Government has begun the long delayed work of re- construction. Mr, McGivern. one of the two members representing 0t mwa. City, ls admitted .to the fore-

of me public.

the fact that in“ 10H’ lfr-Mcdlvern

uuuilervvltlleui portfolio" Npt

that um. are not porfolios onougb y" nlaotid by a majority of 6,158. i

The Pu@_

This column in n90! fel IN dlaeuulan Dy correspondents o! qneatlona ‘of interest. ‘Ihe Ulinllotkipvvn 0 Ill“ not nonoesnrlly endorse the el- nlous of correspondents. -

ego oOO-OQQ RACE AND NATIbNALITY

Stan-At a recent mastic! of the sccordin! to the newspapers, Rev. Dr. Gauthi- er a wall-known and Dat- riotic priest, gave an inter-V and timely nddrfli! which i have since heard commonl- ed upon very favorably. The Rev: gentleman handed out a 800d line of talk, which if noted upon by the people of nil classes and creeds should be productive of good and be of gmat value to‘ the colnmun~ ity. l have long had the ides that there is altogether too much nation- nl feeling propagated in this com- mulllty for the good of the coplmun ity. For instance, there should b8 no Irish or no Scotch. no English or no French broadcnsted these days. We are all Canadians, and we should nil be Canadians all the time. The propagation of an Irish. or French, nr Scotch or English sell-timent should boisubordinated t0 a Cunndfnu. sentiment if We ever expect to get anywhere or amount to anything. Canada first, inst and all the time should be our battle cry. No other national cry is better suited to us and none other should be used.

There should be no other NA- TIONAL cry lll use, nud CANADA should be good enough for all the Canadian paopio no ulntter wheth- er they arc English. French or

pEODIe of any nurlonollty in the province, whether they be English. lrlsll, Scotch or French, take the language of their parents or other relatives and use ‘t as their owll to the exclusion of our good old Cauudinn ilulue. The whole thing ludfcntcs a narrow spirlt—nnd good ncss knows we have already suffi- cient uarrowucss without ‘propagat- illg more of it. What we wnnt to do is t0 get sway from unrrowness of every ties crlptlon~eithcr nationally or re- Hglously. if ih-ere were loss nar-