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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 4, 192s

DISHABMONY.

LATO defined evil as "disharm- P any between man and nature. between nlnn and his fellcwmen,

husbands and sons, from whom they could procure all the liquor the)‘ wanted.

Politicians. many of lhem “w” drinkers. accompanied by clf-‘TEY’

Notes by the “lay

T last Canada's fuel problem is

receiving serious attention. Cali-l .

add has abundance of coal.‘ but the‘ mines from which it is raised are in‘ the far East and the far West. The. big Central Provinces where almost: three-fourths of the Canadian peo-l plc have their homes have no coal? mines within theiruborders and thel coal mines across the international border are much nearer to thenl| than are the mines of Nova Scotiit and Alberta. From that geographi- cal fact has come the importation in rapidly increasing quantities un- til the money sent across the bor-l

What £11112 of . ll Quilts

s Bu lame: W. Barton. MD LOSING YOUIP SENSE

0F HUMOR ‘

I have written before about the OFTEN MlslsPFLLED: cum?“ wonderful results Nitalned in the lcucullmng nee y)’ currllm m l’ State Hospital, New Jersey. in thejYYJ

treatment of mental cases. Thisliadfilliolslxll/llsiveiike. love. esteem. was due to the discovery that a pat-l - ' _ yy _ ient who had been an inmate for’ WORD STUDY" Us” a ‘lord

wo years, was completely betterithWe “m” m“! l‘ l5 y°“"5~" removal ol-jus increase our vocabulary by mas-

two months after the

DAILY LESSONS

IN ENGLISH

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APRIL 4, 1928 .'

' EV??? l-he Reverend 58613913’ °l the begun will be continued in one form y Alliance. under the presumptuous cr another ‘until the date of the

men. went from door to door de- gseldgo F"misgeamllmllalfilwnnzllnit;lignlleangfillllloznd was ablelxlgllygg °“;y6l£,r&“;;?h as? This appeal-s to cover the Present clarlng that a vote for GOVCTDIIIEIILIYCITlY. . - 0;“: cl the first Signs‘ cl lnlecllomstealthy. “His furtivc glances mode case of the Saunders Govemm ‘— control meanl dcllbel-nwly lnllo~f_~.l llllll yolll. lamlly m. lllellds “vllllllle feclllnncolnfortable. disharmony between itself and the mg the load w pel-dnlon They den Common sense and prudence longlllllctlrtzlltltlellyls. thrill lartisgeitggl; maize‘ ‘” __ ' _ Tflnpemhce Alllance which aided clarecl that. if Government COHIFOlAgO suggested mm canmm Shouldicondition then you are likely more

y . {burn her own coal. mined by Can-l . "k lll n ye _ _ very maumauy m electing n’ dls- became me law °f me 1am‘ thelfldlflll miners and transported ovenmgy, (aircgeg {@115 u; ln the B95; SCRAP BOOK harmony in its own ranks and dls- By

i 0 roads would be strewn with thelCallad-llln l-nllwnys nncl waggnyayglOn Medical and Surgical ‘Journak, harmony Wll-h mmlal- cause and “mangled remains of their hus-‘to the consumers. The Duncan lie-fizz: ‘illllelzngfilclllifllllulgng; J22“; 303531;; LE5 i effect. And the sum total of all the bands and sons lllllrdel-ed by drunk; port laid stress upon reduced trans-ldellcalc index of ‘the condlllon ol1¢¢¢ye04v000000+0000»¢» disharmony cannot be anything bilt evil.

l _ . . ‘ , "t charges on Maritime coal shili- ll .- - l - - r All lll _ l a “m; “nnnlPOl ie nclvous sys em propel. y . . en dnwrs 1s a * ' i pcd to Ontario and Quebec. It isl Now while a gradual and com- 1M Toothbmah l we know there are many sincere. earnest men who are. or have been

and between man and himself."

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ibupllrs Whiskey was 1c he huul shy-rue“, announced mm beglnnlng olllplctc loss of the sense of humor. Ellery person should have at low; where and 811i’ "1119 The P'V'l)1"yApril.l5_and extending over a periodimay be a sympwln or real ‘nemalltwo toothbrushes and should use}

, . . y , _ disturbance, still with all of us our_ __ _ , . . y l galidists saw to it that their lflllfl-‘Cl- three years. with a view to as-jscllse ol lwnlol. can be a fall. lndcxJ-hf-‘m ultvlnfllely- This Shes "Mill

members 9f m‘? Temperance AmHcent dupes were not permitted to seelccllhlll U10 IOWCS! 116K118] 60st 01' ‘ofh Ollll‘ general contliltllon tplhyslcaltlyilgglllzhil: gnlliftxlfsstobél-Zllleoliésgdllggcl . ' ‘ ~ ' -' -. > . men a ‘ ancc. men who have pinned thclrllllal me purpose of calllflge- will “Ill be Shlpllcll fll 001 l‘ l“ ° will“ m“ u c‘; e

Gflemlnentll - b -l l Alb ‘condition also lagam‘ _ y _ _ y‘ aln seasons y rnl rolil 01a. y . _ ‘ faith to prohibition as o. means toyConn-nl was to put the bootlcggerlqnd bylboth m“ find water czlrrllm This dOCSll t mean that if thl: ‘ ds tem erancc They are all’ l .- . -l-l llulllbcr- who" ‘y " a“ sense of humor is not well developed "i" P ‘ l u lout 0f Jllslhess- V? lfrom the Maritlliles to the provinces ma; the lndll-ldunl l5 nnl, ljkgly toy good men. total absta ners ‘iClll-lswallclved mls klnd of

-b.~ l. t 'l -l l falmhoodlby the Lakes and the St. LflWlTCllCh‘. be healthy. Some of our mostlslglgllhglz: llzlqléolg ‘afglefillillllgl’ $5102;

lioiliiig Clothes 4 l i l

. . -- -'-. ~ . . . ' ____ -f z tll d l_-. _ . . . y selves and who believe total abstlii jzlllded lo ml. lylbelnl pally wlnelll The "no med b 0rd" in Counylilylpitgytlvfil] Llllrzltrliztillztlirlfg alaykliirlllg lanivn llllem to lomam “ml tlllyy lulu“ cnce would be best for all others. the eleclloll » - - Y ~ “Senor humor‘ ‘boiled at least ten initiates. .heyl

‘for ‘Maritime coal going ircstwardise

_ _ _ should be stirred eccasionztlly tvlihy? the disintegration oflwlllbe ‘

The thought is that if vozl find y _ l , y $3 per ton from Nova Scotir o Sell no. See-mg me humolyousgi stick kept for t 1e purpose. . politicians and self-seekers and thnjllle, Smcallcll Tenlpermlce Alllallceland $230 lmnl Ne“. Brllnswlckl Be_.':ldl:lrol- lhlnfgs as fully as Ol yoln m,

debacle of last week has reveal-kind us exposure as a pollljcal Qlqibre action was taken on the Dnn-|tliat. ytgillll’ folks and friend's ‘elude . . . ‘ y i - . , ' l ' ur lllnncss lint al ~ ed t0 them U19 111511199719!’ and 'll'3 gsiilzation they are starting anothcrlmn Report the lallwal m“: m‘ 9031.33,‘; lt, 05%,; 55f“; Igt-llllnul-ovls all‘; of hollowiiess of it all. That there was C,.usadc_ y. llglitlCill Yam“ ma“ a from Nova 5Com to Amman] lqudihlhlzs. then you should cs1 busy _ _ _ t _ _ l been $4.60 per ton and proportloil-yahou; l; deliberate mlsremesentauol]. no munkmwbsawng one‘ The ‘den ma" ally less from New Brunswick. Pro-l If this lessening of ynul- sense of °hlY l" the camlmlgn Precedmg ‘he btcause the Leader 0f l-he ODPOSlllOH vision is also now made for reducedlllunlm“ accljglpzllélcfl la lllanlle c lasi- eleclloh- bu! permeating lllestated in the Legislature that herates by’ water carriage fPrAMaTltllllC ilwlllgllgcf’. ifilyyglhlfyf.“lfgyljflnzy whole campaign since... no one wlicrmlcnpted me ‘mull-cl o; the peolllefcoal going westward during the sea-‘l-olla. Gl- llle body lllm 0- Conn-n v ,~ k l l .- . __ son of open navigation. During the there i: sonic louse i0: it/It s due thinks seriously will underta e Olhe had abandoned his DOIlCYl of Gol Fflyrimental period of three yams w some mlccllrln l“ lm “all. 50mm t denY- The lehflers- mlslaklhl? a" ernment Control. The mental atti- M‘ _ . where V _ l i lthc loss to the railways by carrying " ill-possible prohibition for temper-flung wnlcn led Mn

These lnen have been betrayed byl Ne“; with The Coffee l'ei"co.‘itiol' i

In filling a coffcc percollllni- plltj a wooden meat skewer in the tube. ‘.to keep the coffee from going downi into the pot. l

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Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE 1

Y i l . y", . ‘l. ‘v QQQQU§QQQQ§ O§QQQQQQ §.'§§§l Bentley to ‘lolhlcoal at less than the actual cost o2‘ Bu“ W" “my ha” “m? M" mun i

that depresses you "without having l _ _ y‘ 1111C?» U11d91l°°k 5° w"? °"l- l-helrlccive this idea and the Governmentcarriage will be reimbursed to them any particular pains or nh-"hegy nnd Is lt necessary to wait until‘ plans by scurrilous hbuse of l

' . . 1 allorzan to take it up and make affrcm the treasury 0f the Dominion. quire nfllurfllly lhls‘ (lephlv- 9h 195' 3319a“; Solved “d?” beglnnmg w . . who differed with them. declaring tune n;

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l .- .- sens your sense of ilumor. _ _ .

I it. is no doubt more tolThe ma“ thus bueny manned “m. so me lm-ml ‘lllell l; llmly ll» you A. No; but wait until the host-l’

them 1p be uh-Christluh- advwuwslbe pitied than blamed. But. ridicul- ' of lawlessness and drilnkennessinns as ll lsyllqe propaganda thus

.no doubt meet with general approv-yllnd volllsell gemng grollclly m. e55 has begun t0 eat a1 throughout the Dphuhlph- .craliky. and it ls not. due to over- Q- Would ll be Propel‘ fur Ihcl - work or lack of sleep. lllCll ihillk'of 3mm“ ‘and bcsl ma" l0 W931‘ lllx-l if it be objected that we have ntnthe possibility of" some infection. ed” Sims at m‘ aflemmm ‘Veddllllfli coal in this Province and why sheillerand set your family "Octulihhd the" y“ If“; f“ °f. ‘he "Tc" 51mm‘ _ _ v _ _ . h‘ lwyyolll. (lnnllst l0 Overhaul you’ llear oldlnaiy business suits. title o: “Prohibition. Rock-based or: plebiscite, The m“, ls l0 persuanlr“ my "l ‘axes “y” mg 3 ‘i 1t is bad business for _\'(l.l alld-_ Q- Is 1t cuffs“ l° °."°l°$e 181181‘ Sacred Scriptures" undertook to the n9 nle that “heap” fuel to the people °f “Cher everybody else when you begin to m very‘ Small '3"‘~'°l°l>°57 ‘ O i

_ the cwlservatwe» Provinces than ours. it will be ldfll-ilose your sense of humor. _ N°5 not °hly because lhf-‘Y a"? prove its Scriptural foundation by party is in favor of Pf0hlbltlOn.R'l'ld\ca11y nnsweled that we have abunfllr M . in poor taste, but. because theyycan‘

. . , ~ H,,,,,,HH,,,,, e il' t ' ti ' many Scriptural quotations, not one opposed .to Government Control. The} ance of Canadian coal near at hand?“ "‘:‘s0 as 5 g llsl

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Easter Showing of 1 Meifs" Hats A cordial invitation is extended to you to inspect our

style offerings in Brock and Biltmore Hats. l colorings, new "blocks and new ideas generally should

interest you. *

Hats for young‘ men and Hats for men who wish to appear y0ung‘---Hats for more conservative men, are

here in almost endless variety.

We would be pleased to help you select your. Easter

Hat.

_ _ PRICES-—-$4.00, $5.00, $6.00. Gloves, NeckwetmlShirts, Sox, Etc, for Easter.

Correct in Every Detail.

, Henderson 8t lludmore

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of which even suggested prohibitionfconservative party. Leader andland “m” lrllnslwllflllml- which l5 Daily Selections #H+0+0-00-0~p»0+y>0000++0+00_ but n11 of which enjoined tsmper-‘Press are all undivided en temper-'°h°“"" ma“ :1” ‘lmlll ‘hérmlg 5°11?" f FOR .

i ‘ ' t l e. n- - - 111106 in‘ fill lhlhgs- The $8Cret8Yyyance by Government Control. or fight mom s o c “Ev ' ' Guardian RGHdGYS -

___..,.. . ‘body here is likely to make objection. presumably having some knowledge ~-—~--. <>+>_-_--~_

Th L aw L Arrow" '9 an e We Mt. Stewart Notes

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of the English language. could not‘ but know this and the inevitable‘,

THE AWAICING.

ldiali coal in‘ any case.

and if they did so it would be ilsc-f.000000000+0-0-00++0000'0r00 llcss. Canadians should use Cane-y .

April 4. 1928

GODS ABOMINATION-I-‘or the

By Frank vein. .

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Sir Arthur (Iurrlc

‘end visitor to Charlottetown. where ‘

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Mrs. James McCarthy “T15 a Week. ‘

clusion ' th t he .‘ l.’ PRING‘ ~ -, a i _ ' _ Zgpmllng ullsmcé or “ti: v! ls not a msmmcmou‘ 1L “sl It is different with fllll 11H‘! P9ll"i'm'\t'al‘d is abomination to the Lord; _ ign fl C C‘

l a“ awaklnl; The calm and umlsions under the Federal plan oi‘ but his secret is with the righteous lief that they could be misled. ‘ ’

trees. the grass and the flowers wcreflflfty-ilfty." The Dominion is much. —Pl'°"_~ 3533 ' The whole campaign has been zr-nnt (lend during the wlnlyel- mnnlnsjmcrc able to pay the whole costl {PRAYERFHO that dwellem lnancl vice-chancellor of McGill Uni- U d lylv-‘lhflh the Mhrlllmcs "l" w Pay lhelthe secret place of the Most Higlrversity’ Mqlltrenl.‘ Ennstmg m m” n m‘ ‘~~ l me shadows of Wm‘ at its inception as a militia

. f ti ~ . EXY-ftnd 0111‘ Sympathy l0 W105i? WhO Autumn winds they dropped thcirlm per com allotted them or ‘qshan abide ‘mam officer. he saw service

Q. Who is Sir Arthur Currie? A. Sir Arthur Currie. G. C. M. G;

humiliating one. and we can onll/‘lllqy were only asleep.

‘she was the guest of her daughter e Mrs. James Brady. l - _ p . y. i M -. Albert Jay. Borden, spent

l KI C’ B“ L‘ L‘ D” ct“ ls president ‘soiiltftime at Mr. Jay's former hollic z here this week.

Dr. George Green. D.D.S.. paid the

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have been misled. The whole fare-if shows the necessity of people doingl their own thinking. l

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PROPAGANDA.

OUR llludcrli lirallti ui Lllltlfllltv has over been strong on propa- ganda. And the insidious power oi‘ propaganda has to be reckoned with. Persistcd in. the most ridiculous‘ falsehood mind and eventually becomes a con- Usually this means of creating public opinion is addressed to the ignorant and the unthinking. Be it ever so plausible. it rarely af- fects men and women who think for themselves. These. before ac- cepting a. hearsay as fact. look ‘into the circumstances; once arrive at. their conclusions are based on es- tablished evidences. The unthink- ing swallow anything that is handed to them in a plausible way. Looking back to the recent pro- vincial election campaign a good example is afforded as to the power of propaganda. It was. at first hinted, later asserted. that Government Control would increase the number of vendor stores. not- withstanding the filot that the pro‘- posed measure limited such stores to their present number except in cases where a majority of the voters

sinks info .tlle crowd

support of the abnormal number oflh" Almiifhly- Suilimer garb. the leaves droopcdJold age pens-lone“ '

Old age pen-l

faded and lay down oii the ‘bosovn sions are desirable. but the fifty-fifty

Tile grass. chilled to the l'ilfll'l‘(lVi'.l'l and the iluwcrs shy of their fildillili lirllllty‘. liuddctl olld fcll U5lf?!‘]1.

through the icy blanket that slici-

creasiiig warmth. Soon the whole

on their garments for Summer.

ing is! EDITORIAL NOTES.

flowers and fresh herring and lob-l sters. They are all about due.

factions. i S

Once again the blue water is in

ihavc ltn tilt,- Provlllcr-s licyontl the Lake-u. Nowhere in Canada is tlw dislhll-livrolll the youthful ihvurts llllbflflltl? l" ll"! lll01'11lhl,' Sllflllié- llkl? llhlliol'li(lli bclwccll the many who are‘ uwakilig child, they felt thc warllitlrfintitlvf-l W

ithC situation.

promise on that basis ‘might prob- ‘ably be reached. A national pcn- lsion system which only one-fourth

ll ls now n l-nce between May 0f the 43111111111811 People would fl¢~|Toward heavenly scenes sublime. lcept would bc a lame and impotent.’ ' '

been given out. it is learned

of Mother Earth. anti fcll asleepfldlvlsloh 01 cost is unequal and "h-lll/hvu did you shy is the happiest

ust. A host of ollr young, people‘ gone away. to the States flflfl

with Alberta. Quebec‘

'75 per cent. of the cost and leaveErc l What a miracle this annual llWflR-l the Provinces. but 25 per cent. of the _ ‘burden. If they all hold firm a com-lwhenevcr we find‘ tliilt Inward; m“ T°T°m° "l 5-40 P-ym- ChlIIBBOHludlence. " V1.50 the following liiorliing. This is,

la standard. high class. all wllll aztrain carrying a itlOll car. radio equipped. Another convenient and fast service is via. l ing a play, for only a short lllne n30 Th_e filter-City Limited-The Maple ylthelr Dramatic Club staged the play umllr lous periods in our national hlstoryai Lefll- lelwlhfl Monlfefll Bl- 12-30 P- l _ __ M_ lAnd it cannot be denied that it haslg" at Ottawa beforctnc adjournmenfJWll-hln its membership a llppdlyy. It would be easier to be Judgey lol- the Easter recess m9 gennte llnlll number of the ablest men and most even in P County Court than toian executive session with closedif-‘Xllfirlf-‘hcfld legislators pfthecoun-‘lhcss 1s v18 thc Ocean Limited- lend a plll-ly wlllcll ls splll up lmo doors which fact has attracted con-. Almougn nwltheir collective wisdom and know- i .

‘thing concerning this meeting hssllsdse may develop increased rhcrsyl nnland interest in grappliing with the ent. Moncton. N. B.

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idernble attention.

pensions and the few Wm" lllil W" 54W

Bllllsh Cmllmbl“ wailAllfl the consciousness of llower- _ Jlrst. then Saskatchewan and Mani- Willi the arm of stlcngth and the wlldcnl°ss3 wdlly the}! 8P0 tYRdln-i lefell them through the Cold Olltoba fell into line. Premier Fergu- Wintcr. and are now looking fllll-lSOll. of Ontario. has neither‘accept- Ambllllmk “'cll'em'ned dollm“? cycd at me Sun basklng lll lls l“. ed liortlrcjected the plan. The Mari-when me bmlld’ llcll llell“

i time drea-

land Ontario would much prefer that With their harvcst- did abound. mmuy Wm be awake‘ and putunglthc Dominion would consent to pavwhm‘ the [cot in the lmu‘

iOh. that is the happiest time! [when we look no more

THE IIAPPIEST TIME

time?

air is l'f'lll Willi then“

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time ‘

stroiigel" will. cirealn of youtll. ‘m:

hardly pressed l he thorns grew thick around?

dosing it fool ul‘ ground ullcc galllcci

is lllllllilplllflfitl

posts on a far larger scale ranking with tllc great cities of the world. l

ll“: cd frequently by business lncn who l find

in all tliel

Principal battles and. was promoted irolli position ‘commiind of

"which emerged from the struggle ywith the unique distinction of never Did you sav “Iii childhoods illom"—lpemmmntly 105mg a gun» never Whull l-lll‘

to p0sition_ to tllel the _Canadia.n Corps

lillg iii on objective and never

' was well attended. Following this al o llIIlCCElHK of the W. M. S. was held. |:

°f m” opening dawu" Sleepy “mllsfiixgsgclh “no “um plovldk thLlCflillUS it swift with loves young

~ held out t tl ' ll lt.. '° ‘ ' ‘ dllill"? . . we“: _ 0 m Inommg g‘ I y , ~ l l tilt: hour of youth. wllcil tile C h l Slccpy cycs lunged fur lhu. The Pension Bill was born Liberal. (“lily null, _ " h" . T - ~ _- d ‘ f l_ tl Provinces that ls bright as the sulllit stream? H _ _ suns lne he crocuses thl lan so‘ or I 10v. h E L L l lolllnlo‘ Della“ and Clllwflo. tulips and others of the earlylmv? Llbel“ _ "llsllles “V” “CC l‘ ‘nDld ydu S“, “ll Comes with mawltyvpifyv the pilcnonlclial growth o'."“'°°‘l l-° 5°“ risers. have warmed their wayicd m That ls a Strange mange q ‘ head's pride New Wmld ‘liles- N“ 501mm!’ .‘/¢‘\1~"5 .

ago lhcy were trading posts in the‘.

As trading centres they are visit-

vcry convenient» and fast

lnlls of travel thereto via the

hall train services of the Canadian Nat-l ‘ ional Railways. The International Limited leave-a

yMontreal daily at 10.00 n. m. arriv-

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trembling dread

l. _ Tll l y _ ._ ' For reservations. fares. etc.. ‘y ere s hope therefore amply to any Canadian National Tic- lkct Agent, or write or wire F. W. Robertson. General Passenger Al;-

daily except Sunday, arrive Tor-

nto 8.30 p. m.. Chicago 9.10 next Dlfly eve!‘ M11896 lh Mount Stewart morning. Connections with botn whlch l5 8834118 services from the Maritime

Prov -

iClarks teams hauling lumber, withl

{ .3- v . .. . T0 llbytCllilll Church was licld at

I stcel. ‘lplause, as did also the solos sung hbrufy-obscrvu- . between the acts. and the people of

l", l the orsan. and Mr. Fred Smith ac-

flrst of his weekly visits to Moulit Stewart on Monday last.

The first wagons of the season up-_ licarcd Monday, the 26th, inst, R. C. which he intends having some. "cw PM"? "l -l°W°ll'Y- building (lOllC ill the near future. l

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Oil Wednesday. March 28th. meet-l f "me w make your “Imam”

llig of the Ladies Aid of thc Pres-l the. 0