,_ t... .

f’ __‘-‘M,~¢_,.....-~. -

Iiaicm robin

I‘ Ialltrur and Manager-J. B. Burnett. 80¢IdIl7—-IJ$L Col. D. A.

g issued for the!“

ele e ambersfazccepb‘ ing er: e recent Pro-l vincial irGene filection. ~These menfbe ._ are, fife Hon. A/C. Saun-

ders, Premier and Attorney Gener- al; Hon. W. M. Lea. Minister of Ag- riculture; Hon. .1. P. McIntyre.‘ Public Works. What action the

I iof t

ing in the matter will no doubt re- ceive consideration. v

Just where the Liberal Party is at present- is

was conducted. Mr. his exfiutlve relegated their powers‘ ected inembers. according

Temperbnce Alliance gave a pledge beforehand. carry the bequests of the Temperance Al- liance, in the matterof amending the Prohibition Law Act. and 0lli0l'(:iflg||n it according to the dictates of the

to the w m.

t0 o

IPTH

known to the electorate prior to the election, and therefore the electorate is not a party to t.lie deal which handed ‘over the Provincial Liberal

who have forced themselves to the

EH06.

independent Liberal Party. Before-ll“ these candidates are returned

ly in the respective electoral the whole Province. have a right to:as.-+u

know the nature of the deal made 11......

Government has decided lo put in- to effect at the behest of the extre-

w ers to the Temperance Alliance. a‘ ‘_ non-representative body. with no au- thority except what they themselves i assume, the electorate have a right‘ to demand fronnlvfessrs Saunders.‘ Lea and McIntyre what the nature' of the hmendments are which they

I-d.

. been are compelled to endorse and pass "we , . _ . , into w;' _ likewise what ex-. ., trjeme ' measures are to be pur-

sued to coerce B0 per cent they have no tise.

after the election, when the Temper-

the aggregation of eirtremlsts dictat-i ed. That is not the sort oi’ candi-I dates British subjects want to ‘rep- "w"

sacrifice the public interest for their

ters not. stand there iireilust the two {mm

i partievlin tlrdioasf. ‘die Liberal-t" Evie

Conservative party. free. independ-lh, M;

ent, upright. havinglthe public in- .» forest. at heart, and‘ "the sbcfetiy pledged representatives of the extre- mists’ aggregation. who have no au-ynppor thority other than is dictated w I them. '

r imsl ' Before the three ofilce holders _in' question are returned. to power the

I “b” I t wh m ‘they sold and, Many questions will arise which a par y o . . fln_lomuh“lvc “My whom theyfleqillrs discussion and airing, quea-

.

- ' interest to the ‘whole prov- defeated by subterfuge.mlsrepresen- "M" "l . ' lnce and hy mutual and friendly nmmng by “mung "w" Purely 1°‘ ‘helium mlmkme Wm he fir“, ,-cal aflalrs under one centrayl govern-

Il ‘

ir upon jgizllpiliféit at for the mutual good.

- fiiitfon they intend WWII into We trust there ahalfbe a larlleltha ‘Ila at the behest of their masliersjand representative assembly andisiur ' ' ..- ¢_.~-__.1.

t _- ‘htiiins and f/alsehood. must insist’ upon thelrylaylng ' thotoble and ill

r-' ...... r _ ‘-

I “SATURDAY, Auousr 20, 1927‘

_ o g" as whdn eve .1 ‘ I

:1 . -’ lature may gel: elec

HE

Prince l-ld ward

|be separator].

lpilrptlsc that such Jlllllllllil)’ illttariel-ltcil people ls cull-l

get-together

IIGK|IIIIIIIL l). S. 0..

‘l?’

he public weal.

i ili iiilliilt ilwi GlllllllllN

nu dud 88' 20o ‘I ’. an advance“) iilirereli.“ ixarjé-‘WI: Izlru-(III: olivine‘; tdlodwlli: f.‘.n.nadl and Ynltodflfafel.

nt-W. cum- o. maul“ vm-r-n-iant-J. a. aura-ii.” Associate lfdilur—l). K. Currlo.

PROVINCIAL BY-ELECTIONS ‘This is too serious a matter to be ' allowed to pass without determined W35 "mdc bl’ m" friends to inquire whether- it was true or false.’ Be that asjit may,|‘. x "a " . ' , there were many who believedit. as? ‘Qne, of ourvltealtltl magazines has m“; persons m me h”; o; a “m- lately been making a plea: that par-i r5311 will believe any siaicmentfmi“ shwm "Y 4'? "9"?" . ~ ' h ma' hel their r ‘to ‘In ch-ndis ‘fix-Ft Se‘ p-Ihgeeth’ "mg lmlk

lar secret pledges from other urga -f, 1F‘ 5b“ I W‘. set; H‘ ‘y l‘ f ' . -'.- . - a V"? "Y- ‘Wing w“ W w“? I iFathe ‘of to-da will remember ‘ “zzmo-ns w the loss and-F-detrunmqlto believe. The false report undoubt- ‘ edly had ‘Its-eflect here, and it; has

atlnual

zit 1i

re Plllfi will

if}! may (101119 llD.

Alliance. This formal. agreement, “OHM me m, mt Nov secretly made and signed by ev- and ‘jmunry become ery Liberal candidate, was not

it requires. Willi

red.

many advantages

uud it is

much for this province.

rightcil. many been removed.

assembly that cvcry Board

every protvlfe

I.

rueetlug Island worth_whue making of Trude will ilc held this your" vii

constituents concerned purpose tak- P.E. ISLAND BOARDS 0F TRADE-

plmn 1n brie; i; has abdicated mJHuu-sday, AllKll-Sl 25th. As usual givqmé, ‘g1 a g-Qnglomgrflte aggrega-jllle lJllfllllPHS meeting oi’ regular tion of extremists sailing under thehii-legatefl from llletllflfirvlil "Wmlii colors .of the Temperance Alliance. or 'l‘radi~ throughout lite iiftivllliwb As matters stand the Liberal Partyuvill be hcld ill the Hoard of 'l‘railt-. is not functioning at all on the oneltotllus iii lttfiil a- m. and in thi- al- issue on which the recent C](.‘C“On'll'|‘||l|ll|| o'clock a general Saunders nndflflflfflillg, to wilich farmers. luerch- ants and ilthcrs arc invited will hr to the ‘Ielnperance Alliance. The el-llppl _-,| m.- |<:XM|‘in]Q|\|flI

wm-m“ an opportuult_v given fol" ii LZPIJPHU ‘"- iuterchallizia of opinion on Hllvll mat-

gsjleri- lu the past proved great bcllr-ilt to the business and City

11L“

inc-e.

better quainted through (tllch gatherings. intentions n1‘ mutual interest dist-unset! and the many llflllllPlllri which at nil times cilnfrollt‘buyers and sellers come ncarcr solution. Party to the extremists and faddists . ,

' ‘The prosperity of city and coun- “ont as the spokesmen and reprefitry life respectively urc so inextric- sentatives of the Temperance Amflialliv llll(*l'\\'(|VUll that they tralluot The prosperity

n Wm readily be seen from this each ilepcnds upon that oi‘ the m“ the portfolio holders asking rennther, neither can hope tn succeed emotion do not represen‘ the Liberal without the aid oi‘ the other. Witil- pany but-Messrs Bentley and C0m_‘cut the trouutry and its produc- pany, who engineer‘... the Amancehion the city would verysoilu bc-l and pledged me Liberal candidatescrlnlc a ivaste; without the city the m; met; minions, jnamad of members-coilntry would be hard pressed for qg what formerly w.“ the free gndllllirltets and i'nr silt-h merchandise productive n; liirnls Hll(‘ll as we have in Print-c portfolio hovers the public, not on-jiCtlll/(IIYI lslund and with such mar- dist- kels and supply istorcs as Charlot- ricls they represent. but throughout iotown has. prosperity for both ‘We are tprospernus, we DOHHGSSCII in secret. and also to know what thtvlly few countries. yet we have

fnlay rcsnrln our oars. There is t

. _ ‘innit-h. yct to be achieved, nlurh- yet i V mists. Having relegated their pow-m, u,...,,.npl|_,,|,

for

Our Iloards of Trade have dollc. Through ‘their efforts many wrongs. have, grlevatlci-s There

jurc ctnldltionii which can be better? ofWd, still grievances which may hi‘

r"llt*l l ll.- . r thl i the public to observe a law for which! u’ u ti!“ H Duran“; n H, Premier o; the provimm ulcetlng is to distrust; and to 1H1“

n came as n b0“ from the bluefiflhlt‘ how this (‘llll be dune. The success and benefit of ilucllle" l" Camilla Whlflh 566m lmXlflil-‘i

and we, of Trade‘ g-gggm, than 1g 15 no; me Sort ofdlflll every ‘community in the prove ggndldgteg who wmbg Qfljnygogd mini-c olmil be fully represented. the capital of the Union‘ but Le anybody excepting themselves, It The idea nf n tecntral or associate.

means ' they aro- men prepared tolllnarila hi’ Trade. with representat-

t“l.l

rcbpresentatlvee - ‘a?’ lfli t ____.. u ._ I

F m, p "my mum. -_'l'he very wise editorliiwho would Hiazdhtlfylrréftllc mil. brim "my could “m? Qn-‘Im’ w Ilts 0 l1 husineslrln its own homo; and. in the Associated Iloarda of Trade its representatives have artthe Dmnmm" 0' 011M113» 03100811311 tunity tn consult and advise the “"3" “m” m pnfierence “the with those of other ‘Boards so arrive tit ‘a unity of purpose for leach and all. '

i

rfithe legis- 'th_ si I-

Still iilil bi- provided ullil

31"‘.

not amendments 111'? which the P79597331}! attained to the point where we

this a meeting oli-

still

and’

Notes by the Way

‘W38

"_' i

"There was no foundation/for th

been repeated since the election.

follows: -

tual facts should be made."

These zinnual gi-btogether meet-

oi‘

that lie “does not choose" to be

election. There are still those who believe that he may be nominated at

the Republican convention to

be nominated.

ly be easily attained, but no conven- tion is likely to attempt to put for- ward a candidate against his well- understood wishes.

-i

That this year has been by‘ far

Island of Cape Breton has yet known is stated by the Sydney Post. Down to August l2, 6,787 cars with 14.704 passengers had crossed the

remaining half oi‘ August. with Sep- tember and October are expectedto add considerably to the record above given. .».

oi‘ British Columbia. has been learn- thc Pacific Province by whom he

many in other provinces who were observant of his ability as a politi- cal leader and that sterling integ- rlty which had gained for him the familiar name of “Honest John Oli- ver." He had held the position of ‘Prime Minister from- March, 1918, until his death, which terminated u prolonged illness. Mr.. Oliver was born in Derbyshire. England, '11

the B. C. Legislature at the general election in 1900. He served in the Government of the late Premier Brewster as Minister of Railways and Agriculture and‘ on the demise of Mr. B_rewster succeeded him‘ as

There are a number oi’ newspap-

ancé Anmnc announ ed u i U n meeting us this will depend ummithat the Maritimes shall unite their,‘ C L‘ "l8. . (PVC "

Liberal candidate had abdicated hislm“ """"'*“'“~“"' “'“""‘ “'1'

Independence asn legislator and had hrmmm mm H m "mile n a “m”

“mm m n qecrfl cmmact- m do m. cess. All farmers. merchants, ciiimllfilfltfi 0U! m!!! the idol! Of such t1 . . . , . _ , . __

[Ztlllfl ure invited. Ii will be a grzlnrl-umon is not new‘ m“ it was ‘m’

I ‘political fortunes in a Legislative,’ "IUnion.

Among the number is Le Canada of Quebec. That Journal‘

icussed by representatives of the three provinces so ldngfligo as ‘i804, when the chief objection came from

P. E. Island which

.Canada is of the opinion that this difficulty colld be surmounted if the}

[Ives from each. is the central lilea scheme were now seriously discuss- owmadvandetnent and the gratified-lot‘ our Canailian "(Yonfetleflition-i , tion of ,thelr greed foflofllce. As mat- The 131g m... p,

ed. Hence“ it concludes that the Maritimes have everything .,to gain .nnd nothing to losetby IUSIOIM".

. I .

suit themselves. should recall, the fact that the three Maritimes have all united with the other slxtoform-

smaller one which they discarded. They found the larger union disap- pointing after a trial of sixty years land only now. after a long an pain-

ful struggle. are they in p ess of getting a fair measure of justice un-l der the recommendations of the Duncan Report. They could gain

, .» .. i. the Annual Meeting of m]:

l

‘i DURING the election campaign ' here some months ago a report‘ broadcasted over the country ‘and repeated, that Premiers Rhodes. Baxter and Stewart had in confer- ence agreed to “put over“ Govern- ment Control in, the three provinces.

falsehood and apparently no eflortj prohibitionist

Premier Rhodes recently gave out‘: an unqualified denial of the report

"It might interest those who have so lightly given utterance to the statement which is so utterly un- true that the first intimation here, as to the action to be taken by the‘ d province of New Brunswick in the jugt the $a|ne~ as the permanen matter of Government Control was‘ teeth. because a tender Ltlpthhpljtf- when I read the statement madt-“Tnls ‘he Ymmgster vchewmg the by Premier Baxter in the press. It, is, of course. inlpossible tn undo’ the harm that has been done bvy the statement. but I ice! that in,‘ jufim-e to premier Butch fol-nm-jstrengtil and weight. if proper atten- Premier Stewart and myself, it is. but just that a record of the ac,-

It now appears that President‘ Coolidge meant exactly what he said‘ when he made the announcement _ .._ i youngsters mouth. ‘

> . . i It is like u house with two stories. candidate at the next Presidential The first story 15 the milk-met.» find -

immediately behind them» may ‘be. . seen the permanent set. allready to" be slide into place when held next year, but the prevailingdifillplmlrs-

impression seems to be that he de-a sires not to be in the running. or to If he wished to be nominatewthat result could probab-l

. l the bcst~for tourist traflic which the=

Strait of Cansoto the Island's. num-i ber 60 per cent. greater than that of: Qvw-o-Mao-oo-o-woo-lovoo-o-ru last year during the like period. The.

The death of Premier John Oliver.‘

ed with deep “egrepby the 99°91” °f.there is no unrighteousness in us.

was admired and beloved, and byl

years ago. and was first elected to,

riage, they were enloyiag vtheflhggog;

get into the union Jalopy‘ we should

got something in the way of "better terms," which turned out to be not good enough after all.

u. t. .. P J ~ Pm kiddo" mallllvgutl‘? way-‘mmififtplpfifigfl , . ‘ , , t. . ' ‘.

lllillat 380v» of

Qotirs

l?) lqljlfi. Billy". N D

is

PRESElt-LVDIINQ Tl}; ' JEQ g v ‘v.

‘la number of teeth.

The loss of one or two nf;the up-I H , P" 7mm teem was. alm°st nkefefil trod a suburb shaken by the jar iceiving a prize, because the abllitylo; mums wheels, .tp expectorate. or "spit" through th l »

health of the youngsters.- and to th

{shape of" his mouth inafter years ‘He advises the use of the brushlas soon as the youngster can use it,_and in lime. suclkas milk and

food rich lvegetables. If a tooth shows

‘food sufficiently. and attacksbof in digestion frequently - follow!” "Ml

there may be a considerable loss o

ition is not given them. .

1 manent teeth when they arrive. A most interesting sight. and oi which your dentist may be able

as to be ready when the youngster is ready to chew anything.

i _ To carry out those little suggest- .ions is certainly worth the time and lefforts of parents. when you remem-

ber the present and future health of ‘the child. '

.&§§OOO0-O-§O-O§O __ _ E l g Dally-Selections ‘B.

_ FOR , - Guardian Readers‘ i

August 20. 4921

g A GOOD PRACTICEF-It l3 t1-.

good thing to give thanks unto the

lLord. and to-sing‘ praise, unto Thy‘

name, O Most High. Psalm @221.

‘ ever lshow that we art upright and that

i lFRAYERw-May we Lord.

l , . \ August :1. I927 l A REAL TRltlMPHz-For Thou. ‘Lord, hast made me glad through lThy work: I» will triumph in the .works of Thy hands. Psalm 92:4. i PRAYER:-Blessed is the people ithat know the joyful sound; they Ishall walk, O Lord, in the light of [Thy countenance.

l rut: NEW woatp l

iThis old world is ever new, tAlways some one learns to do “Something never done before, ‘Youth is at an open door rLeading into fields wherein iThere is much for him to win. iWhat is oi‘ the past is old.

History is a tale that‘s old. ’

But the historiesistill to be - None can tell and none can see. Every morning scents to bring _ _ Into life some wondrousthlngv" '

‘This old world is ever new,

Dreams are always coming true. Same to-lnorrow holds a joy Noa/"unthought of. for a boy.

At the door‘ of life he stands With the future-in his hands.

.. . . \ ._ What is done. is nflthingw What the mind of man shall do, Countless splendors wait their day. Countless books unwritten stay. One shall do. ere night is o'er. Something never done before.

ment and Prince Edward Island

‘T- FIRSTSET OF u ..

“that as yotmgstersynothing was ever; thought about the loss of a booth or| »

any sign of ecay it should be treated and filled

a Further, ‘the shapemgfhvule‘ mo h . depends to some extent on the tee h, and if teeth are lost too early, often ,'insufficlent r_oom is left for the per-

show you. is an X ray Uflllnutlf a ‘H

‘the, milk sett

Of course back of the milk set there are three grinding teeth Onfl-le walked with‘ troubled and un-i each side of each jaw. that is twelve’ ' ’ ’ ' altogether. that are. developing so‘ l“.

ooooouuoooo-oowbooop M

FOR THE ~ ' ' ' ._ ; p ,. some, BOOK the Week I Saving witha” Purpose ‘A semis or LITERARY "_ l " ‘ t A "

h Oooooooonao

‘Saturday. Auglst 20th.

born, 1591;

t Where in full

Mighty colossus.

'9. ‘he; veism w! lMy story yilows as sapdfl,“

One morn. SOU]. land like a hero

116N188.

'9. ma ified

U; m” and stated that at no conferlence ofligeiigihi ‘Z35 cgznsjdqpgd a w“ acsThe houses 61th:; side of mat sad Summe-rllds _ _ _ the Maritime Premiers was t e sub-‘Cd p is men . .- streét; g . .. N Ht I -- _ “mm” ject oPGovernment Control discuss-l H°wever "P's wlrfile‘; adx/ises ‘£37480 they‘ seemed like ’ two wharves 0w. gggndeege- darkness is kmd y‘ . ed. much less agreed upon. Pre- ems and (“me r8 ‘y’ In“ e58 "19 Ebblnfl 300d ' ' '

mier Rhodes concludes his denial as firs; teem are very jmpormn‘ m théiuaves 68mm” by me “V°"“'d9~ Now

E

actor's soul.

;~.l Mloo

I "eve-v .-. I

Like lsomé" infirm‘

- ‘certain gait.

.l i: , . Indifferent and hos

I double foilowe

and stick ‘And back and eye

... - bile, These centenarian

exposed? For as the minutes ‘ U

Y Seven times I saw

man Repeat his image , . V_ eyes!

Iiétihim who smile |~-' - ud '

t: mine.

despite

had the mien Then. I

Undying, eighth ,

self

things twice.

and sick,

' Wounded by mystery and absurd- ity! '-

Inpvainumy reason , the bar.

' back again; And-my soul tossed

Mastless. upon d m less sea.

_ -. .. ‘TRY.’ t"); »..i ,1 But~ if New Bqrpswlekliand Nova

Scotla should ch_ so tulliplte under J

one ' ‘ government, Prince Edward Island would npt object. On the contrary, we should wish them God-

sped we calmly weitssiltivilicliw Minn» limit

note how after their political mar-- keeping ttgether. We could always

want to do ‘so. That wasthe course

We don't

good sinptbafltomr. ..llfl hi. .

fit-in Bpflts 0

cloth and goioyerklh

yyjZfltllLwllfll Pm, boil h . add on; =lnf"mii'i!?8to£r'lfli'e fir and h

we adopted in IBGZMWQ ‘(stayed fur ‘Twfwe out" for six years and by so doing~ Tlrgiimlgqr. ~

a

__ improperly-coronation radio aerial. ‘ugsmuted the ‘lama-um “m, hesndlthe ‘Zmoiieglftillnino’ '1. w- A ' it..." m" m” "°"'"'°'° "m" ‘m’ new" An in overalls-vb iiifilii ‘lilo? an" sw." 0' ~ regi y: our hm Wélng; Mun-an m m more use of the 01,931! they do. hm?“ h": ~ mam“ ‘j m; 140 Great dour B,

“d “'9 I ‘muned w; ~ w: "i Lin»... H‘ Dial). it “”'""-'m "“°'*"i"'°- t ' t - h‘ i "also "mo" TlllblMl ‘H8 ' We shall wiiiX such matters in 3 9fnjgfg°wgi F ca“; Iii!- "ti I r ' "wn" ' v . , .. - . y ‘lemrntflllfllfllimofg ‘liiplfiiattotl-i dfiflm"? _‘ _ I

QUOTATIONS FOR BOOK, LOVERS

THE SEVPTF-“OLD MEN Oswarmin; Pity’ yillliiill of dreams wallts"'a"i'i'd sped

. . l l . i disputing with my't'iredlStarlight and firefight. laughter and;

.ml5t., . _., ' Uncle‘ n and yellow, inundated Some = s

DRC€— . A scene that would have pleased an i

Theilflsuddénlyyanjgged mm,’ whosél The Prince of Wales and Prince‘ t m“ ‘ ' ' ‘ I