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Morning Daily (founded 1887). $4-00 per year (delivered) ln advance.

$300 per year (mailed) in ldvance in Canada: and $3.50 for U. S. A.

President:-Major A. A. Bartlett _

J. R. Burnett, ' D. K. CurrIeI

Editor and Publisher. Arseociate Editor. V

I MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1919.

_ .\'(‘ll()(ll. .ll l‘]l‘I'l`l N(Ilh‘. 'l`()llI()llR()\V .

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One of the main problems to be solved tomorro_w at

the annual school meetings is How to secure a Good

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The Motorist '

BY ALBERT L. CLOUGH

_ _ .,I ¢_'. .\,I. .~;. ,;_~, ;_-_ ,~_;

LOCATING BREAKS IN

ELECTRIC CIRCUITS

T¢st For Open Circuits Methodically

I f _ .

It Saves Time In The End.

_ Oceasloirill an electric rirciilt lie I'IIiiiI_-s inIIu\'I'ativr. the most uoiiiiiiuii

eiiilse t'ur I-IiI'_~li liiilurif living that it has

I 1

Ii`oI~tIIII"Il II-IIII |‘-I-f- Une.) _ _ , - __‘____`____ L* *‘>"`______ ’llio resigiiiitioii ot three iIIen from

.\l-llllI>\\‘Il'-M. E, (`IIp|';||I, St. I\IIIII'c\vs--'l"`liII.~_ Illclis-. ` Unk l~$zly~-»i\_ (‘_ Hell,

Sl. Jiiiiies-~»l). lt. I‘IIIIwI»II_

lIoI'III>ec-'l`o be sIi|IpliI~Il_ Deer lsluiiil und Uriiiul l\lI\III\II.

Charlottetown District.

` (“liai'lotleto\viI III‘III_I i‘lIiIi'I‘III~- tl

y ' \\'. lI‘. GIIIIIIII-IIliiI;_ II. ll. I‘I~I<-I~.-.

t'III'|II\':ll I';I|It .tII'.IlI:IIII_

I I Y I if _ ‘ _ i; ~', _

liecome iII‘I‘i'riipte_l or lIrol<I-Ii. so IIIIII I _ 'H' _ I" lh J 'ml '

i\\ III-lIII- II. II_ \I,‘,.l _ I I-_

Teacher? While the engagement of anew employee 1sl"° <fIII~I-IIII ._-II.. II.,.. ,_I,,».,,.,,I, II_ .-I-.-II- ,.__,,_,,_,,_ ,__ ,.,__,_,__ I

enerallv more or less of a gamble there are at least

ivlieii its I-.ivlti-ii it IlII‘owII “;IiI." \\’liI-ii this lIIIppI~iIs III an i;_'IIitioII ilglitiiir.

g _ I- . I three factors which may be consulted with considerable confidence. (1) In the case of an experienced teacher,f reference to i'eliable authorities in the district or districts! preidously engaged in; (2) in the case of one just out of; college, reference to the student record of the applicant;

applicant. _ '

The self-respectiiig teacher who has confidence in

his or her own ability to make an honest living here or. elsewhere, at teaching or otlIer\\I'ise, will demand an hon-l est wage and will not accept a wage that' will not ensure a reasonable niargin after paying liviig expenses; This! should be borne in mind when voting the supplement. The Superintendent of Education or Principal Robertson will, \\'c feel assured, be pleased to recommend teachers

lIorII or oiiier I~irI'uit. it in III-ei-s.~:III'_\'

to Iiiiil just ivliI-I‘I- llII~_III‘I-nk is and

I'I-sloI'I- IiI'- I-ircIIiI'.\' cII\IliIIiIiI_\- l_I_v re-I

|IiiIiI'lIig il. 'l`liI- proI~ess IIIIIIIII-I-is ' coIIIiIIeiIeiii_: at the IIIIII o|` the ciI’I~II1I

III _ _

.S/IIII'Is~ lI_ .\. lII‘III\iI

ml _‘.lIIuIII .\`II-\\':II‘i »-.lIIlIII \\`lIIlIi.IIII_

Buiriincrside District.

\`IIIII'IiI\r~lIlI~- ll (' |; I.-_

to wIiiI:lI IIII- lriittery is coiiiiei-ted Iiiid ` ‘ ` _ ` ’ ' H

testing along. step b_\ step. until the iii- terriiplioii if founil und to IIII this IlIeI'I»~ is Iieeiled Ii t`zIlrl_v loiii; piece ol' tlexilih-

"l"\l\l"'(I- .\'. .-II:III‘I'~..

li'_\'<III - l'.\ l'Iizp:III-IIIl». .\l.I|‘i_;.IiI- l';IpI_ (iIIIII`II»I

I I__ .- _ . __

lIIiIIp roril witli luuip soi-ki-I, I-IIiIiI:»i'l~f ` ('l`m\m' 1'1"' '\-""’

I- ,_ . _- v -_

ed into il. :Iiiuut Iiilrlwuy ol` itiili-Iii:tlI,l M" lm' I ` \" ""“'|""‘

containing .I siiiull electric bulb. IIIIII-I

\l|I I1 Ill I'.. l'I. S _III 1.

_ I ,_ _ _ _ _ _

I'IiII ol the cord has solilereil to it :ii -‘ "U" \\"'I" \\' "‘ i""""H"' ‘

boiiit niiiil- 'troiii ai .~;liiII'|iI‘iIeIl wirei '\_ ‘i"""" ""'"'l"" "i `:"|""""""` """"

*"I'i'I‘ Il IIIIl Ii Ins Ili I'ItIlI =III~ lill-

Iiail. \\’lieIi u lirokeii ciri'-uil is I- Iierieil to ILIII liiittery, the wIIolI-_ \'II-

I-() Lll() S2il2\l`l€S \'()tC(l. A |e\‘eI' it iiIII_v lie. is iirldgi-Il by tlii- te.-

After the supplement has been voted and the teach-‘

er engaged, the work of the i'eItcpaye'rs is by Iio means over; indeed it has only begun. The parents of childrenl attending school should make it their business to visit) the school frequentl_\', to confer with the teacher as often as possible, to cultivate the acquaintance and the friend- ship of the teacher; the teacher should do likewise with the parents. Through this mutual intercourse and friend- .ship the school will be given the place in the community; that it should have; the teacher, if worthy will win the respcctand esteem of parents and children and the school will be a success and a blessing. There are parents who are prepared to place the whole burden upon the teach- er; to criticize' and iind fault if matters are not to their liking. Such a course (looms the school to failure and even one such critic in a school district can ver_v 'seriously im-;

coril Ilie lump I'ull light. |~`oI'_I~xiIIiIplI-.

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Iill _

`|i`lllI/_ "Il lil" IW 'I II-IIII III IMI- I'IIllI~i;I-

l I 'NIKE 0|. HH bHU(_|_y is wm_(_|m_mwl HI IIIIIIIII III-I-II III III. ,I I'|..»;II ,-III-I..I...

I III- I III 'I I . " I ' 1 .

the lII'IIIik =IIiIl Ilieii this iiI'I~.IIk, wlII-.I--I ‘\"' ""‘ ‘!" """-“l` " °“‘ 'V ll- ""

`lllIIII 'l ll (.1 I|\II \II|llII I Il II ‘ lIIII I I s t

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1'- --IJ I~,lI Ili iI'I III`_ .pw-

I_ II: `- IIIIIII-.~-_ IIII

IIII IIIII I 'ilu IIIIII II

>`»\ll1lI0:~‘Io llrI:re is II Iiri-ali in tIII~ i;;IIi-5 ‘

llion eireiiii. This I'iri~uit starts III Ihr: 'l"’ "" ""‘ " ii "‘|‘*"‘~IIII: IIII

I»oIiIII~I~tioII lioaird, ;_'III~s III IIII- ii.:IiiliIIIi I " h"""‘ "' I-' "l 'I' ‘ll " 5' “ll 'l"‘ swiII'lI. lliI'IIiII.:li the coil. Io ilu- IIIIII-rf "“”'“""‘ ""` " ""1"" f'|l‘|

um] I., M-|I0,,,,,|_ S..(.\|,-..|_,~ |IHsU.n ,mpi \\'liiIlI III; II II I II II I`IIiIIIII'i;il

IiII\I I III II I

eiiil ol' the II-st I'orIl to ilie iI;iIitiIIII| "

tI\I'iiiiiial at ilu- I-oiiiieclioii lioIII'Il ;IiIIlI l' “III I IIIII II III :Ili IIIIII.

lout-li the IIlliI~i' I-IIII to the eiiléiiiig ' II" 'l"l<""I‘” " " *I ' l 'l"II l"\|llIl-

'IIIIIIIII I I III, IIII IIIIII

the luiiip li',.Iits you :rrI~getliIig I-iiI'I'I-III i_

points are Iii coiitiict. 'l`ouI'lI the -I-'i

test point ‘Ii the liattory I»oiItII<~I. IIII .\"<'l

‘ |]|II|, I I A II

the .switch (set at `]III") :Intl .__

the other Ifwiicli poiit. ll' IlI~- I.I;_II 'IIII _I_ II -I ' I III ;IIII \II

V I into

Io its polill SI-I tIII» tiII'II- _:II limi I`I_I-I""""‘ I" I I \ ' ' I-l"~ 'i“ ’

IIII:II'\IiIII I II II III II I III

_-IIIIIII

liixliis Ilie swittli is di-|`I-I-livi-_ ll' IIII_ 'll-Il IIIIIII I* ‘II IIII ’ _' _' II'- 'III

IIIII-Ii III-I first I-oiIIieI~IioII oI` I`IIII IIIIII l'i`lIl1I~‘I!1"- IIIIII I' ‘I I ‘II-III I. ii

ll' luliiii li;_'l"s tlie wire 1"'IIII swiII'li is] \'\*ll’l.L' III ‘lIII :_ I I I- IIIII VI III

ii, III II:. ,III II .IIII I II I I -_;. \I'.I

'lII'okI-II. Il :IIIt, touI:lI -I IIIlI-I- I-,I ‘ ‘ .I

-IIIIIII--I~.ioII. If lamp lli:lIIs_ I-II‘l III;I_\l -uni; IIII.! III. I I .I._II I:I In

_.I l.III- .I I. I

pede the progress of the school. This whole subject§§h_ hm_"__I(l Hu, _"_ W“H___Hm_` _ ,_

should be intelligently discussed at the meetings tonior-l.

row.

We believe a new era is dawning upon our schooli

.system and its comiiigcaii be veil) mateiiall_\ hastened mm wm____,S do lm, make L_,,____,__,,__, at tomorrow s meetings. No schoo can become a success ,_,,,,n,,,,,,,m am, nw, ,D be U,_____“___._»

without the full co-operation and sympathy and help' of

the whole school district and this co-operation and sym- I I

1° l>I'iiII~lplI- _involved which may III- IIII-_ I".-I-I-III-I-; Ii.-,_ Ig I__ I- . ,»_»,I..I..~,.I,

llllltéll lil liglttillg. S't:1I'ter motor' IIIIII; :I'I~III .\`II\‘,I ‘II-IIIi.I IIII I \' i1_ ;IIIIl l‘.l"

= . . ‘other I-ircliits. The lighting I'

A year's school work means Inuch in the life ofa I 0

liceii britlgcrl.

pathy can be given an impetus tomorrow that will caiiy the school successfullv through the year.

child; it will mean much moi'e than the loss or the gain of a years time. It will mean the acquaintance of habits, of care or ofearlessness, of work or of idleness, of discip-l line or lawlessness, that after years cannot change. Much 1 of the good or the bad depends upon the teacher and the teacher’s success or failure depends very largely upon the co-operation, or the'want of it, of the teachers. The foundations of the year's success or failure in our schools will be laid tomorrow. ,

THERE WILL BE SOME DIGGI

|IIIIiiIIlI gold rush will be as _nothin-_; wlieii IIIII Ike Seliirairtz, iieai'-lieriiiit, _\ I»..III.,,;I-.I _II I'II,I, I -I . -III-_._ of l’l:Iei-I'I'o, flies, A

liner. ll' laIIIIp lights this \\'i.~-_- ` iirokeii II` nor. toni-li ;:rouIIIlIIIl I»IIII- uct. point oi' liiiier, if spark _I "'IiI‘:I

i` Init, ‘.'>.II-‘I wire I:IIIIIi.II~IiII~I.. II _ -.III II... I-.;I. I .IIIII I I., ,I ,.I;II

IIII-II II IIIII - .IIpII:>fI-.I ‘ |lI~i II I.Il ‘. II; I =.II| III -II.

III* -|II.'i;I_> ;1»- iI I* I-IIIIIIII

I. III -__ _ _.III _

` `I.

.IIII II »II.'It IIIII II Ii II \’III

This pI‘oi'cIliire may not Iipply to - ' _ 'oIulilio|is. lint should Iiiulre cli-III' IIIII \I,III-.III-.II _.I:I. 'II I .II I. IIIII _

est liiiiip slioivs when the break

I'IIII|I<!'<~III'--_ '

-r---E-# A, I»- --I -,,|-,~, , \- I- IH,-, ,,,__

Fon II<E's wruskev * I...

-- _"*°'- .\ll IIIII IIIE:Ii-iw; v IIII li.=\I I-I I _II I_I‘;III

S_\(_’IiI\l\'ll<J.\"l`O. June 14.-The To- II¢I-IIII III II IIIII

Ulice In wvelI‘.ISi-lI\vI.II‘tZ lios lIeI~n

iriviiig Ilo\\'II from the lIillII_. ilu lius

'~ 'I ' 'o'|IiI'III| IIIIII IIIIIIIII

iII'lI~i` .II|IlI'I _s.~.I s.

IIIIII: \\.I; .II-,III`. II I \\.I§I III ..

I-iI__-.I»_; I,I .‘.:'II _` III I IIIIII .II-I'_~_ l -1'-` lll I l I

I :II'!III-__I._II_ .II ‘III I.II‘II.» If.-

' "'”1°U-*"*"" - III-en loIiIliiII,; his wagon with wiiii- (;_ \l.-.I'.II.-il \\.II ...I I-II__I _\l_ IIII

"I`ll.\l)lN(i' .\'l` |I(l]\l|'1 ‘

. . _ ,- . _ _ - - .\

In il lei-»tel` ($‘lgCW'h91`e in this lgquci ‘l‘;uIner"’ Wliey’ the Ill‘_\'." said Sizliwnrtv.. "l IIiIi‘I takin'

_ _ ‘ _ '* _ I

voices a grievance. It is well known that Island gi ownII

IIiIl III-or ;IiIIl Iiieii driving lizu-lr.

l|II,

“I doII‘t IIxIII»I‘I to |lvo'f';r` lwIIIII;,I IIIIIIII-.'III~_II

'I::IrIi _vi-t. Iiiiil l IloII'I I-.xaetlv IIIIII to

Io I

'i`|II»1I'I. I '~IIII»~ IIIIIIIIIIIII

IIIy I'liIIiii'es ot' aiiiyiioiiy st-:IliIi` il 'l‘_ .I iI.II._-= Il. ‘I IIIIII-_-_ '\\' I

IIIIi.I =_ .l .I li .l _ l<.l{iiI:;. 'l'lIo<

aliples doPnot occupy the place in our fruit stores that weiIIrI'IIII III.~_ I'III IIIII-vine' II III III-~ 'III III .I

barrels of apples, of as good a quality as can be grown anywhere, are raised in this province while the number of barrels sold in°ouI' stores would scarcely run into doz- ens. The reason is obvious. Of the hundreds of orchards in the province very few are cared for, either while grow- ing or being harvested, as they ought to bc. There is not a sufficient supply of good-marketable, properly pickedl apples available here at any time to ensure the mer- chants a sufficient supply for their needs. The result is that they are obliged to_ depend upon other markets for their supply and they order these supplies at the begin-_ ning of the season. This is one reason why our markets; are often obliged to turn down Island growers when they offer their apples.

_ What is really injuring our Island apple trade is

the fact that so many people dump their apples, good and bad into bags, throw them into carts or truckwaggons, as they would so many bags of potatoes and bring them to market. These apples are bruised and unsightly and will rot in a few days. The merchants simply cannot handle them.

We have no doubt that any one growing a market-

able variety of apples and are prepared to guarantee de- livery of a certain quantity of properly picked and pro- perly handled apples will iind ready sale for them in any of the stores in Charlotetown. Our merchants are only too anxious to bu our own country’s products, appfes

Where they cannot do this it is because they are not ablel

to procure a sufficient quantity of the quality that they wan We are yearly wasting thousands of barrels of good marketable apples simply through want of properly car- ing for them or because we are raising an unmarketable variety. I

There are many Island orchardists who find ready

sale for all the a ples they can supply, who are selling not only to our local merchants but tothe foreign markets.

They are growing marketable varieties and giviing t}hem The clouds or gmyensu" the day' ‘_ ,g I

might reasonably hope for. It is a fact that thousands of :“'-“““'~“ \'<""“\ "Ir liters- "V-'II III-»fII

iiee and cool llii-rc."

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§Dai|y Selections for _ 3; Guardian Readers

,g Furnished by W. B. Louson

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chap?

Say. liow Ilo you iIIII~ __\'oiIr row '.

lio you lioo it l'iIilI'.

DII _voii Iioo lt Suiuirii,

llo _vou lioo il, hesl you l<III>w‘.'

Do you eul the wer-Ils. us you IIIIi;lII

to do,

AIIII loiive wlIiit's worth-wlIilI-_ IIII-I'I-Q

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l*iIII'I>I- ‘__ l.III_I,. `\\'. .l. l{l|‘II\_ 'l`lIII_»I

liII'III-r.

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.\.i_\. IIo\v li. you lioi _IIIIII lou, _\IIuIII_,

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_ .~ yjkkw i -'Ji ,»"_I§ _ .'1 _.I5 P? I _gi ini;Pli~ I’

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lIII III.IIIII.I.‘-I I' I.. .l_ I'_ liI‘:‘iI

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I' _‘V - I I Q ‘ _ _ __ I ‘ l __ __ _ _ I _~_~~l¢‘~ f "THE DHARIDI IETDWN GUARDIAN I' ;{*N";rI§fF*il;*.1f_f_rf.IiIIIIMIIIIIIIIIII ,'.-Iii; ‘.':;f:.':.i:‘:a.1;'.:::.°.::.:“..;': ':::I.*.‘;'I;;

I 0 time (‘oiIiIiIittce' Rev F A Wight-

: C f I IiiIIII,.'l‘lii.. M' ll, lil.. Illia I

Itev. A.dfl‘i;'e;i_tiIIiii'elaiiil utils up-

poiiited reported of Wesieyuii.

the niliilstry was considered, RI-v. A. l‘3~ '1`illl4l8y. B. 0. I-lartiuan und K. Kill!-Cstoii. .-\ speeiiil eoiiiiiillti-II was Iippoiiiterl to Ili-II] wltli the eroileiitials to lie Hiveii in these I-uses. _

III”-\Ve 01' II-liiioiicc was gi‘aIiIIeI|I Iii

ille ruse oi' I". IE. Houl-liroyd to :II't_as seI'I'etiIi'y ot' the New BrI'iii:~IwIi»k Toni. peI'iIIIcI~ Alliniice; Rev. ll. I). Murr I to (ravi-I for IiilIlI- SIIcIeI_\'. :iiIIl Rev:

\\'. lliiwo. lo eIII.g:Ii','e in IIil|itIIr_v

. _I\_ \\'IIi‘k.

ll \\':is III-I‘iIIf-II to I'I-cowl- liilo full

Ilirii III_;iIl| \\iIlI. I`_'\\'_ I\'iI'i‘:<II‘IIIl ii

l I'I-I-eivi-Il :Is III'ol\.'IlioIif~I'. ~ .

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EVIDENCE BEFORE THE COST OF LIVING COMMISSION

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1 ’.

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‘tII‘It tIi'~ IIIIIIIII' Iiiiiile iii IIII- eiIsII~\"I

IIIwII.slIl|\s ol' Qiielieei' ivus Ilie lI4-sl ii!

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DRINK .ANNAPDLIS VALLEY APPLE CIDER

It is hciilthfui---refreshing-invigorating

and appctizing. It possesses the same

virtues as a ripe, juicy Apple.

If you drink Evangeline Cyder regular

ly _you will have goo digestion-a clcai skin-good appetite. It is the national drink for Maritime Canada.

Order a cask fI'om us and enjoy the

benefits of a beneficial beverage. _

.ds non-alcoholic-gunranteed not to

l'cI‘ment. Send your order at once tor a 10, 15 or 20 gallon cask. _

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We :Ire sliowiiig a very

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satisfied reiiiember we guarantee your eoinploie satisfactioii and we insist upOn carrying out that guarantee. ,,-.fr Ilouso ol' Iloberlein $33.00 to $75.00

Kaplin Siiiiiiicltobiii $30.00 to $40.00

THE PLEASING SERGE 0l" CDMPLIMENTS .

_ 'l'|iiIt greets our display of new shirts is indeed gratifying and among the many_ p:ItleI'ns you’lI surely find something to please you. $1.50 to $8.00. ; _ '-

-_ Let us help you enjoy the Summer by supplying you with seasonable-clothes.

_ Price 6e0.l..P|'ow

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Method is to Show You _ I

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-“ 5"' ‘- I 'I I “I " " you II-IIIIl<ly just what you can expect from each in the way of service then leave

you to Ilcciile Iiicrcliant arguments or persuasion.

I -li You Like to be Treated that Way(

When You Want Somethint

SUMMER UNDERWER

hot weather. I

the best.

low.

you want. .

$1.50 to $5.00 per suit. _ STRAWS

you are dis-

Panamas. $3.00 to 9.00. I* _

‘ AT GOFF BROS LTD. '

You oA_N`al:'r ' _

MEN’S plow boots well made and reliable for $2.50. ,LADIE’S oxfords and punipli

- in patent kid and swede sizes 2 1-2, 3, 3 I-2 for $1.98 not samples or defaced or de ectli/0 in any way but really worth from $3.00 to $4.50. __ _

The Store for I ' . Pblllhdlr " ' ‘ _

The kind that won’t pull and stick

I and feel so mights, uncomfortable In

A complete run of sizes and a big

assortment unable you to find jnst what

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