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THE CAMPAIGN

The political campaign is still in

its preliminary stages and will not:_

have assumed belligerent propor-lc tions until after l.h'e different con-

ventions have been held. in thc

that -he will lose his customer.

In this province at present we

Meighen Government, will return home tonight. There have been several :meetings of the Cabinet for the purpose of straightening out matters which the sudden change of Government left in a tangle but no thanks are due to Mr Macken-

frue smash at ottawa

_f-*GE FOUR ` _ _ *trf-IE' CH2l1u§o'r'rE'rowN >GUA1u>1AN ‘ JULY 16 1926.

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MR JENK|N's VOTE

slr,-one of the advantages of

what Bohr of yours

PROGRESS

THE KNIFE ON OLD

PARTIES

HISTORICUS

The opportunist regime of Hon.

Mackenzie King came to grief a few days ago at the hands of the

Progressive group which they have

are up against heav com titl i ' '

y pe ‘male King if the new Government

n our basic industry. agriculture.

functions with as little dimclllty as

“m‘d“~ f"""‘ Bas* [0 welll- is 0-Wiposslble in the unusual circum- pandillg rapidly in all branches uf_stances.

lluixcd fannring, The producers in fm

meantime Premier .\lcilzllcn has __ __ ~ _ _ - lt la the traditional practice when

practically completed his Cabinet__

and is proceeding quietly with his___

preparations for the coming con-._

le drger prmimes are meeung a Government resigns that it should l-l ill the world's markcts with the display 8 dawnl spun of __cCon__

il-ml* 4'|H~“f' Of iiI'0dlt<‘€' that W0 dt>r\|_lllodatloll towards its successor and ll. Tllé crenlll of the market gown either permit a lengthy adjourn-

l°"~ _ __|0 _hose who _produce the be____nlellt or facilitate the completion

it would be amusing, lf such scrl- _________ _ _____s__ ________c___ ________0__iof outstanding and pressing public

ons issues were not involvt-d_ to

read the childish and envy-green,

Y. it K

,qllalitv, gn to the wall. We ha\‘c1

_ lopportunities which many oi' ouri

"opinions" appearing daily in tile

Liberal press. Reference to l\ir.lw

Melgbcn's alleged "dif‘licultlos" l If

forming his new Cabinet rcveal__

ludicrous hclpiossness of the lilac-l_

kenzie King Liberals. Spiteful in- __

slnuations. sncers and childish luis-'_ representations constitute the crit- icism indulged ill. And all this

from a party who, eight unonlhs ago,__ began the formation of a Cabinet?

he Province is tcrtillcd free frolui

uberculosis, tllc only disease that?

oullls in The dairy business. Otllt-rl

hings being cquai, this is u decid-l

actllrt-tl from lmilk product-d ill :ll

iseasc-fren arca is preferable fo,

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which was never completed. and ,

the remnant of which was finally

thrown overboard, discredited and

hat produced in an area much of;

attic. ln the marketing of onrf

disgraced. and lamented only by1__ 1

those who had fsttcllerl on its rot-

ionness!

The Meigllen Cabinet needs no

defence. The -men comprising lt___

are known throughout Canada as_ men of honor and ability. Not one

of them has ever. either in public

even suspected of profiting eilh»\r_ directly or indirectly hy “bob-llolr

bing with crooks, smugglers. and

Iof dairy ,produce should have a dis-_

airy products this fact should be]

nd registration mark enlphasizlngi be purity of the product. At pro-_

,sent mosl of our dairy produce;

goes to the British market as Can-ll110l’@d all NB dem-IXOBIC BFYH IU

or private life. been accuse<i or___

diall. The good and the bcttcr go_

ogcther alld the butter rccei\'es_

f 1Tlle lowest quality ill a shipment;

b°°U955’~“'5"? "M Um’ "f "‘°"‘ l'""‘ sets the prlcc for thc bcst, Onl-

been implicated ill conduct "\vlllch1_

alllfy package may dlsconllt al ship-`

business. But when after Mr. King had announced his resignation in the Hollse, Mr. Meighen asked for

,competitors have not. To begin the usual conference. Mr, ‘King

“___ om. pmvinue is __ d_Sea__e_lflally refused, thereby violating the

me ______a Every __e_____ 0_ c_____e _ngelementary tiecencies oi public life.

Mr. Meighen found himself tem-

porarily in a position of embarrass- ment; he was for one tbinganxinlls to avoid a long adjournment which would have forced nlenlbel-s to rc-

_ed advantage' Quumy Ming turn to Ottawa ill August or Sep- cqual. thc bultcr and choose mann- _em.|,e,-_ the usual honda), ,,ea,_,_,n_

and be also would have preferred to avoid filo disturbance of a gen- eral election during filo harvest time' so he resorted to fl plan of

which is roduced fro diseased I _ _ _

P m la llntln six actin Ministers who

DD( LZ S slncl- they did not accept salaries could re-main ill the House and

_strongly stressed. Every packageltransact business. But Mr. Mac-

kenzie l\illg. disregarding all con sidcrations of the national business

t' t" Pi Ed'dll'dl'll me “D r nee war S an dm land the need for wllldlng up the

work of the session in all orderly manner. embarked upon a course of deliberateobstrllction and enl-

rai;-le up a constitutional issue and involve the Governor General ill the confroversv.

only the price paid for thc good.i '

For the next two months Mr.

King will go raving and rantlngup alld down the country, trying to ill-

lt Is expeoted the Hon. ll. A. Mao-

donald, of KIng"a, member of the OIC ll' UI

_ .__ _

_ lilalllt- popular sentiment against

__ road' This emphaslzpn the ngwsfborti -Byug alld tile British connec-

name Of. Canadl This fannot helm! Of rigid i“5Ilffl`|i0Il 5*' 'hai n'-lltion, but the voters of Canada will “id of the ‘men who Preceded 'h°'“'illlferlor quality shall leave our justify their reputation for good and that 810111' m‘~*Hl\fi VN! mliifh ¢¢,unU»y_ .sense and shrewd judgment li’ they to dcccnt Canadians, _ lappralse his drsnlatlc preacllments

has brought disgrace upon tllc fair I

Dalryillg is lllc rout industry ill

vlrltillg olel anonlde guerre is that _ been codlill since they took them one can often Set all eXl>rB8Sl0l1 Of A NEW -v'E`g_';°E|NT 'N MED' into their confidence rather than opinion from one’s friends, who ' go back to the country in orde;_to have nottlle least idea that they are _ secure a stable -majority in Pa a-

' lfying to see that the| _

speaking to the author of the let It bla* _ lment. This weak-kneed decision ter they are discussing A fortnight "‘°‘_i."“'_,§§:li‘;:°,__§‘,f° §’_§f_!“f_;°§__fg has been the rrunrul source er all ago l vlrote criticising Mr Jen- 'ea 'ze _ _ ___ 5” an or _he manner of trouble, and has finally

bunch of scoundrels that have “'°"k 'het °h°“ld be tea” 5 pearances has come to stay for a been dlsgrating Canada as she sludems' _ _ term or two. af least

never was dissrawil ,»___W_f°”_“_f__e "":;i""_ f_‘f_“‘___*; __‘_f_‘;_ coincident with the downfall or I have heard only One argument _ ° l °_e________{’ fo *__ _________ __nd1the xlng Government me neu.

sing the viclousness of that argn- :::;_‘:;_);_____ ___.5___ he _(______s college _dently despalreli of Mr. King be-

D v .

His friends, and he hllnself. went 3;led___pu_l;_l;° ':_i;_1_t_h’ ;R_l_1_c3‘g_§_l;__lIlou'ers. _

throughout me length and breadth th D lsn't one h sican in each

‘rote for the nlall Jenkins. he is gm "3 “__” M . Liberal press; bllt we fail to see bisser than his party, you eau °°{‘_'s§,'igdthtmznilllxsogfdlines' why he should he selected ue the

‘ target of the competing parties.

'depend on Jenkins." in response ‘

i _ _ \Vell, when your remember that -1 ff 1 1 ' s 's' o - _ _ _ _ h _ ' a rece vcr e r ses-1

|el;_t and lllally Conservative voters, ;T_u<;;Be “_l;_i_tOE_ 1_0? sional indemnity in full. tillls dls~_' \\' tl droppcll party and voted for _ _ ` _ _ _ _ _ lposing of ally hope of their being “Jenkins fllc Man." Not ollly did 0fH‘:_"__f_¥____l:_‘u_"`_t |I_'_€él_'_"_(l)_;';'r§d _h}:_T1;$_'g1__bm1lgllt back illto thc Liberal fold.; lllr. Jenkins poll a big personal k____________g0 or _he ______s_,s of ___{e____Tho indemnity was safe; that

ity he was able to pull Mr. Sill- " ` 1 The leader of the "gran cllt a

. 1 itz th ln tl h nl _ the P

_clltlr along and almost got him ___[;n$_(_’_l_‘_:_;i;_,_ _$3 me l;____?.e ec0un_fsorry figure at the last stage ot’_ iciccted. Hari l_ not been for Jen- _ fthe struggle. While -nmtters' 1kfns as a running nlatc. Sinclair' F__m_£,_. __ lmclles how the m_wcre floating along with the fide

would have been overwhelmed in, _ ,

rl ' i ll 1 l tllc onlnlunit cf-ln* '

defeat. As for Mr. McLean we ex-|b“"_l_l__'__ _:lf ____,__c__;__|l many __.0___1llllt now that the nursing-bottle ls.

`did. we did not luok for anything wnwf _`“'m.,gfm, y," D - 'ier sits among nlen like a dcscenll-

. 1 lttr h' .lr .lll lout the nrlou

better, but wp dld expect bctter_____:_;'_fd__;S__; "_:_______‘:_;___ _)____evd___nk‘flcd god; He had a kind of honor_

`nlnn betrayed his trust and was g v` ` `»al seeuling _ _ _ r. ~ .- l'illl:.s. lt toachcs how all - i_als_r_l_ to hls__;lro_fessic;n it hwas f_______‘_)_'__ `_¥___L___ _:an he rendered safe' __l»le_-has now been stripped of his: N1 HS- EX# - ~- WWII e V0 B .1 tt lagu se and has to reckon with

. t flllnk. 1

_to stand by rl Government con-_ °T______ _he _______m___ _mthods of dw illc electorate of the west, and if,

rlctcd of thc most gross corrup-_puking ___ g__rb__ge_ and s9“.age_ they are not as bereft of it sense oi

tion and wrong doing of any Res- __ ___ _ kno __ _ me

. physician if

ponsible Government in all time. ]_1_"°.__ do ms gnu lem work wrlillld his group their conge when'

y Pllrtllor llc must be sible to sllou

I Hill- Sli” FHL- - . tllclr scalping reprosontutiv i- -

life of the conlnlunlfy. that is the » I 0** ‘"1

ONE OF THE DISAPPOINTED HW, _ ____ _ r _“__ _"__ ___

__ _ _ _ stake ill these matters. ' What is my point?

- ’ - fr-1-1.11111 ilu -1- 1

FOR collrso lll lnctllcine shollld _be _______ ;___;`nZ;§ 1" Pall” U1 U10”

"l‘llus thc entire vt-.ar’s work' ont Th" Consprvauves' ~i"dgi"g "3"

kin s voting to uhitewash the sick l’e°p_e_ 5 ° y ‘fhm their ended in dire defeat that _to all ap-.

,VE G,,,,,,,, ,LY Sound Investment

Counsel

from his defenders and it is a "al 'S ‘ _ __ ___ _ ,__ ____d _f]Arfllur Meighen and followers I a

mighty weak one lt is that he was anolhmf ‘.e“ “Lg §_ 0, le S y ` lhave floated into .power at tllel c L elected as a party man and must mfecme ‘"`g“"_i”m°' “O can reladnywall of His Excellency \rp,wnn_¢ , 0', td'

ll h 1 d- 1 ll 1 ll _

stand by his party wlthoul discus-“F ' “Wines” “m(§,I,‘,,, ai,,,,‘:.,,,,e3;c]Bl'ng. Governor-oenelal. who evi- luves-r1|vuEN-r aaukgns

ment let me say this argument ' " ` ' fing able to patch np his nlilllstry| W H V Mana er

does not apply to Mr. Jenkins. He Many _°°ll°g"`s are Swiss ‘:_';_ef__lout of the fragmentslnlsde of it- ° ° ‘ 5 g °

was not elected as a art man. "`“ ""“"“ "f °“” yea' ° W ny the treachery of his group fol. st. John Charlottetown |.|,|||“ \

llThe man who ls not sllre about a investment proposition “Quad tg liiin 0\l8i1t to get someone ,|". opinion on it; someone who I: constantly dealing in hnglmn ___ llnanclal matters. The man who | sure probably needs this nat-1,' more tllanthe man who is pn;||,,d°

llit is for simpler and more gm., factory for a greet many investor; to analyse the reputation of tha investment Bankers than the lu: vestment itself. -

“Before exchanging your gecurmel for other investments we invite you to consult us. our Statistical Department where u'p~t0-date ln. formation of all important cams] panies is availabld is at your gen v ce. 1

Considerable criticism has been " _ _;;_

"Pl

the world.

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DUNHILL

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mm’ but hymns” of his pemonabtlons their method of spread. h0wlBeemi"g]-V settled it' __ I These are conceded to be the finest smoking pipe, |"

I "Y 1 Et/¢"Y P|P° D¢"f°¢Uy finished from Old ltaTlan Briar

he appealed to bettel advllntdgcf R°°¢' EV°"Y 0"¢ l“i"l"\°¢d "°f YD CNCK Ol” burn.

pectcd llilll tn votc exactly as he e r QW( I b ro 3;", ___e_|_0dsl;,olle, he collapses. ‘ ‘He no long-l $7.00 HERE. $10.00 IN U. 8.

thi .- fl\l..l kl.. If _ _-ht . _ .1 '.

ngs o r en ns ever a. ___ ________ __h___h__r _mm lakes _.“ |t lt set hln_l_ offnloro than l nlort _ Wllltc Drug Store

l. G. IAMIESON

h°"°" “S he is 'het' W1” EWU |li'“!

The D193 VON fOr MF- -lebkillii _h_.,\:_0___n___n|_y_ D ltlloy appeal- back on the D,-Hi,-ie_f:lll'ncd wltlra working majority?

the man will be a vain cr at the . , battlegrounds. But tho people 0nt_'l`lley can offer nothing newer or

coming elections. _he ____,_'__` __m_____i____ _hm _hu v_____,,tllel-e are not such tilne-servers us better than what has failed to hold

that party together.

__ U _ _ _“___ “___ S llglned. This was clearly indiczlt-1' The coniliiioll of indllstry

eri by their sulllorsnllltillg ill fllcll1l\\`0lli¥i10lll U19 C0\l"U‘Y’Wll| be 8- llouse of Commons. Tllcy lllusf_sll'ollg factor ill favor of thc Con-

.],_____ __ pan or _,very ypar of _hc.l\a\'e llourd zl sound from file w¢>..=1t_s0l‘rutive party,-which never

_.iw ____ Six _________' of _,___ _____g__|____ wllnll tlhey wont. clean off tllcirjwent into ll general contest under

‘ morn adventitious circumstances.

products. New Brunswick is also deeply interested in the industrial question. ln fact thc whole oi Cnnadu is fully alive to the imper- ative need of an industrial boom. and it is this sentiment that has wrecked the King Government and installed Mr. Melghen at the helm.

Young Canada ls not going to ra-

maln asleep and allow`tl\e country

Take probably the greatest single clltelzprlse ill Canada-tho Steel ln;

to be depopulated and the but tract of God's earth to become an

~1\|0ll Of all successful dnlsiness.

1~. ,Hs knows be cannot "put something

As for their fitness to worthlly_ lat l1ilei_r_ proper worth alld lnlcte

out to l m and his party stern pun- ishment for a long list of crimes

me new Cabmet' "0 wan MP on and follies which no Government

ml [hs Positions “signed mam' ul hog alld cattle lndustry dopend.i

4 l 1 "_ l

_ 1

tertained by those who are more

concerned with thc welfare of (‘an~i ada than with thc spoils of oillco,

Canadians Liberal or Conserve

tive.

nlr agriculture. On it our poultry,

Vlanv of our llords have won dis-

inctloll in .many of our sister pro-jill “Weill U-“IGS Cfmld -begin i0

intf-q 'l‘hr-re is no reason wily

imatch.

vor dalr animal ill the plollncw

L .lrc mining to this slowly, butl

“nd lm” I” "e“"Z"d h-V “ll ihmklnglsiloultl not bc tho best of its blccrl

' |

be process could be carliod on

'The i’°P'g““ “mack U" nl" M"igh‘_mutll mole rapidly than it is. When

en Cabinet is on a par with tho al.- tsck from the sn-me source on thc

Governor General. and with `tlle: same object ill view. nanloly, inf

divert attention from the scrlousl

charges against the Mackenzie King Liberals. We use the qualifying!

words ndvlsedly, for it would be dis-E honoring to the old Liberal party§ and to the dead to cull thc pnrtyl

now masquerading as "l-ibcl'als"f

by that once honored nlvllle; tlloy' are not Ll-borals. tllcy are pot~ hunters. shystcrn_ ready to sacri-1

lice Canada and all its interests tori their own personal and party ambi-1 tion. 5

The Mackenzie King Liberals

have been in office long cllmlgll to!

let the people of (‘allada knnwi what manner of mcu tbl-y arc and!

what they held nl‘iic¢~ for. it wdsl

a valuable though costly acqualnbl ance but, if the lesson has been suiltciently learned to prcvcnt a re-

petition of the same kind, the mil- lions of dollars which it cost is not

we shall have reached this goal.

ur dairy and poultry alld hog

businf-ss will bo many times more

valuable than it is today, and we

.shall rlccupy ll place in the lllar-

kc-ts where colllpctitlon will only

be a spur to greater achievement.

Let this be every farmers aim and

very shortly agriculture here will be the most attractive busilloss our

people can engage in.

ii-£0-3-_-"-i __. EDITORIAL NOTES.

it has been clearly demollsfrated

that the Governor General of Can-

ada is not a rubbcr stamp to he

used at thc dictate of a politician

ill trouble.

The roads in this province at pre-

sent are vcry creditable, thanks to

the constant ol‘f'orts on thc part of

the pntrol1mcu and road masters.

in the great city of New York.

last Friday and Saturday. the heat was so intense that many died and

thousands took refuge in bascnlcnts

"°° neat “ price' land along the seaside. On Sunday it

--é<+>~i--

QuALl'rv. 3

In everything we buy. whetherln_

material goods, ill service. ln lltcr-I ature, ln education. we look for

_quality-; we want the full worth nfl

our unoney. _ln this we are on at

l_eV_ol_with the purchaser. with thai man or the firm or the natiun wei sell to. Just as we want fllll vsluc

for our money. the purchaser wants full value for lhls. _Mort-over, wc rafuse to pay for an inferior ar-

ticle a price that should ~he charged

only for the quality represented, The customer we sell to is human

also; he will psy only nncc a price which the quality of the article does not justify.

These considerations guido the

bllsiness man. the business farmer,

the lbusiness manufacturer. He

knows that quality is the founda-

was so cold that overcouts and

wraps were uccded ovcn in walking.

Compare that with Prince Edward

Island?

,___i._

“The first clean breath of air l

have drawll in two years," dgclnred

n visitor ss ht- stood on the steps uf a train bctwcen Borden alld Char- lottetown the other day, and nllerl

bis chest with the perfunleti air

from the clover fields. The struln nn

ills vest buttons indicated thc -mens- uro ol' his enjrlymcnt.

We are informed that a pest has

attacked the cultivated strawberry

plants in some sections or the pm- vinco. The extent of the damage caused. it is too early as yet to lie-

termine, but wherever the pest has appeared it should at once be re.

ported so that steps ,may be taken to prevent serious loss. We cannot

afford to let our strawberries gn. The Guardian will gladly publish

the plans of Hon P C Larkin, f‘.ln.ldl.lll High Commissioner _Lon1lon, ullo intended lislting Ot .taua at the end of the current lmonth. lt is reported a change

‘of Government would 'mean a change of High Conlmissioner, but _thc consensus of opinion in busi- iness circles is that .\lr. Larkin .has

leo adnlil'a.bly filled the position that

alt would be n mistake to disturb* this term of oiilce. About the only_ |ul-lllulsm .levelled at the l-ugh com- nlissioner has been in connection with the million dollars he paid for the lease of the new Canadian offices, and the $533,000 llc expend- ted on furnisllings. Tile cost is

Iprctty stiff, but wur prices ruled lstili when f.he deal wont through. land acvortlillg to “Country Life," la leading English weekly. the new offices are worthy of tho Donllllion and a distinct asset in tllenlsclvcs.

9 Y ' Y ' f ` R The general election has upset

\\' - ' . 7 . . 7 ' N ill

_ . _ . , _ _ ' ` . ' ` _ -

That the Western grain belt

would in time becomethe premier _dairy-producing section of Canada.

iwas the opinion expressed by an llslnnd Dairy Commissioner. L. A. ltlibson, of the Manitoba Govern- ‘lncnt (brother of Mr. W. J. Gibson of lllarsllfieldi at a recent meeting in Winnipeg. The Western Pro- vlllccs of Canada urn passing through the same experiences as the .\liddle Western States did 40 years ago," he said. “ln the United States. Wisconsin, Minnesota and lows had occupied relatively tile same position as did Mmlitoba. Sas- katchewan and Alberta ln_Canada. Tllcy were then lho great 'grsln-pro- duclng regions of the nation. To- day. they load in output of dairy products."

Something oi the growth of the

Industry in Manitoba was explain- ed by Mr. Gibson when ho said that in 1912. between 50 and 60 car- loads of crenmery -butter had been shipped into Manitoba from Ontario and Quebec. lu 1913. tho imports had been 35 carloads and ill 1914. 20 carloads.

In 1915 Manitoba produced

enough butter to meet market re- quirements and also shipped ontof the Province 54) carloads. This had

been increasing each _venr ulltil, in |925, the Province had exported 325 4-nrlomls. valued at $2,500,000. The British market was proving to he the beat for surplus putter of the

_ spcllt upon tho nbovc subjctts.

Guardian Readers

.luly le, 192s cons ld-:Allsllsl-ll'l> -_ "vu

ttbouis Untcrnleyer ill Famous

dering lar

I listcnf-(1 to the city; heard the

ground

1 Echo with hunlnn thunder. audi

tllo sound

Go reeling dowll the streets and

disappear.

The headlong hours in their wild

career

Sllou-ted and sang until the world

was drowned

With bllllol-voices ,each one lllorol

profound. . . . _

All lilly it snrgcd~llnt nothing l could 11 hear.

That night thc country ncvcr seem- _ ed so still;

|'l`be lrceg and grasses spoke with

ollf. a word

To stars that brushed them with

their silver wings.

Together with the moon i climbed

the hill

'And in the vcry heart of Silence

‘ heard

Thc speech and music of lnltnor-

tal filings. |

Daily Lessons

In English 1

By W. L. Gordon

W'0R1DS OFTEN MISUSED: Don't say “the balance of us arei il0l\'lg t0 he there." 'Say "rest of us."

CIFTEN MiSlPRUNOU1N‘iCD:

sentient. Pronnunco snnshi-eng, both c's as ill "men," | an in -'ttf' accent first syllable,

lnlal. typical, common, regular, 0|-d 1inary.

won1lJ s'runY: 'ul-1.1 1. word three flnles and it L.; yours," Let us illcrcnse our vocabulary by mas- tering one word oooh tiny, Todo-y's word: 1l'hEVF}lbE§ to mgnrd with fear ml_ngicd with respect and affec- U0"~ He was revered and admir- ed -by his own trlblt-."

. THE RHYMING OPTIMIST

' y Anne Mlelulell

Pnntentment rings me round ll-bout within my hillside home; I have no pangs of cruel doubt. l feci no whh to rollin. The happy 'Mya HUD 'Swiftly by. bright beads on llmifs dull string and 3,, joy

____blic ______m_ now; g__,_,__ ___ j____|_ltllcl_l_' stendiness under fire, played dnstry ot' Nova Scotia-for exam- __ _,MV fvw should he giwn to _____,_.y_;l ulllnlng gains from start to fin- ble. Here is an industry with an _..|,,,|,.,,, harm-,. hp gradu_m,____ _sh the Libclais went adrift. investment of millions of money. N111 ...dy lu-.~.ul_~w its an ruuudl Fil" wlinify is new in suspense Ivins practically idle and report-

kn0“.l_,_ig__ wi" nmkl, mm H m_.,,.(.11llltl will continue so until botll of cd ill tile hands of ll. receiver! \.a|u__|,|B __hysi__.1_m _(_ _hp e_____.¢|fho leaders issue their lllanifostoesillallor crying out. for adequate sup-

lndulstrlal cemetery. _ ~

All day with anxious heart and won- d0WIl £0 #CHI NOW Eifidly Wilillli I

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___ ‘ity_ and the lowest_

sails, all gray and brown, make

ships over luro and call as they go

leave my all for oceans mystery! How gladly would l say goodbye to lllcadow, field and hill, to sail bclwcoll blur: sea and sky. farther and farillcr still! Now I llnve llvcd my whole lilo long ringedl roulld thy vt-rdant hills, und ycl, mi ships and son-lvinds' son ln holn

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Hard Coal

We are booking ord-

ers for Hard Coal now for delivery f r 0 m Schooner W. H. East- wood due to arrive

OO-50

next week. This cargo will be the best qual-

price.

Phone 240

strangclythl-ills: K gi .

A. Packard 8. ce.`

shall walk al`tor the Lord your Godtcomlmlnity, but that he llimself|"’"“"°‘a“f'g mel' respeciiv" Polic' im" fmm lhfl’ G0V€l`l1m0lli. but F€~ _md _ear Him and keep His c0m_ Wm gm me _.ww _Wim _hm p_.e_les. This is operating strongly in coiving no sylnplltlly or assurance _____nd______n_s_ and obey His _,0ice_ _.___mv,, ______"_,___e ___ just as _"__ favor of bile Conservatives. Witll_oi’ the wheels ol’ industry being set and 'ye shall serve Hllll and cleavcilltlrtant as the knowledge of how ff"‘“Y Uheflils ll iS lilflked “DOH “Sim ll\0U0i\ Hilliilll D0 TGSDOHSG I0 unto Him." Dent. 13:4. _ 2_1 to cure people who are sick. me 'beginning °f the enft" Wiih'U‘°3 miners Who RFB llllilitle to BX-

r»nAl'sn- Lord. stu-allen Thy lr he guts me ur sn years lnih" 1-“"”“*‘lf‘~ Their -llollcy hueurd ou the wages paid. 'rule ls a -

word uma Thy ___e__________ ___________ _O _:___ _ms ___(___ _WH __00_ed__lleon pllt to the tcst and has brok-:vital question for this province _ ___ _ it Wm influence his entire _fe-well down when it should lulvc held_nlso, which depends mainly on the

.ivan-_Esu ,work. ills ground. What 1boft.er can thcy_wol'kcrs oi’ those industrial centres-

offer even if they should be re- for ll steady :market for our farm _ _l

HAY SALE

fifty acres of choice standing hly.

J. A. McDONALD. Auctioneer. 1

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cc.

SYlN()NY\M1S: natural. usual. mor- 3

ia "sure death" lt kill; with. out fall, ,

FHM. Mosquitoes, |v|°gh|_

Ants. Bed~Bu||l. Reaches and lilo destroys their eggq_

Bottles with th .

ers 50:. mo" mn,

Pint Tins, 75¢.

Hind Sprayers, 50°,

_ We have a complete line oi’

Fil' 3l¢¢|\°I‘a and destroyers.

Fi! TUX. all alzaa, Tangle-

‘ f°°\. Wi|aon's Poison Pads,

d "‘°°°f P°wd°r». sleek Flag,

and many others. ;

nls 2 mics

-over" on ll 1-uimmer or. ll lu- deer, _,___ .rsvfffll million pounds eaohnnr, Q‘_’“K““‘ 8°" and Sins- Yet- when .mm_°__ 'tn '°°'

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AND DOG BISCUIT

FOX

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Their Gholee 4MmiHN“

I mperial Fox Biscuit and Imperial Puppy Meal, » M anufactured on Prince Edward Island, the f '

P ioneer Home of the Silver Fox Industry, _

E specially prepared -as a well-balanced ` S

R ation for Silver Foxes are the ‘acknowledged I deal food for both adult and puppy foxes. I A ssured results, in healthy vigorous animal;

L arge litters, also pelts of highest value b S ecured from their regular and liberal use. `

Orders promptly filled from fresh to k ith b leading distributors or direct from factolfy. c e er y i

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my reliable information eu tueeuo W“"'~ "`l‘7'i= “Dil -"tits" f°<l\1if@fl Urishfed -hours uv my sled 149 om: on at i Phone 721° Box 446-° Charhtmtowne P- E- L . )

t i»;~. mock of n ' 'o t t. Th 1 _ t. -- S nr cs) ly c n ell o groa ra n~ 1 _ _ -_--l an r-|p_ _ __ ,Q

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I will aoll at Suffolk, on Frldly,

July 23rd, 1926, at 3 o’olo¢:k p. me

FRED W. GODFREY

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