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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1922.

The current number of the Agri.

iure, gives detailed statements of

.Short Courses . . . . . . . ... 500.00

Drallnage, soils and crops 2,869.00,

Live stock and dairylng 4300.00 Poultry, Horticulture. Bee keep-

ing and co-operative market-

ing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 500.00

Wolllun‘s institutes 3,630.00

Elolllcntary agricultural educa-

tion. llgricullllral inrltruction -ln

Plllllie and High Schools. training

of tezlcllers, allowances. grants, maintenance 01 Rural Science De-

-partment Prince of Wales College . . . . . ... 11,900.00

Contingencies and Miscellane-

ous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 2,500.00

_ Total -31,749.22

in :llldltlon to the fihovo, the

following npproprlatllons are llmdc

by thc provincial government.

llcpllrtnlent expenses and t~.on--

lillllt-nclcs .. . . . . . . . ... $2,9i'l0.00

lliillz, Stationery, etc 1,000.00

, Ijsrlzlli tions and liivo Stock Judx 5:; , ._ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 10,000.00

l l-`lz':::.~ril‘ institutes :ind Educa- 1lIll:;l:l '.'.'ol'k 4,000.00

D:-illrylng, Poultry .ind Field

rops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... 1,550.00

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Vitill Statistics ., . . . . . . 1,000.00!

ly commend it to our renders.

°`“l‘“"“l Gazetle' P“b"’l‘ed by me “Dont Worry"-lt you can at all Arc Rand Contract; T0 B8

Dominion -Department of Agrlcul avoid "__ smpped?

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tlic grants by the federal govern- C0NlPLA|-NTS Sh-'QA rumour has leaked mn

ment for agricultural education ill -l stoppin-g all -work on the improved the different provinces. The Klormus privelege M eomi 'fads plflect mum" the “ext

" ' I I ‘_ fi d t ny ew woe s. llf some ot the roads 'lhe total appropriation for thielplaln ng 8 no con mi ow B are left as they were Inst autumn

Dominion for me year 192233 lsnclass or any condition, ll is 0°! in this unfinished condition tho

even dependent upon cause Every

`$5.989,458.6‘5. Of this amount ` ' in U-Rnspoyung to market the Prince Edward island is allotel bmi" “l "°‘“° “me °" °"‘°" °°'“' heavy crdll that is to be shipped

laltis and very often rcgilfdléss

$31,749.22 and ls to hc expended, P sion., C,,,,,by ,Wm give me ,e_

of cause The poor man whos”

as follows: - ' iwrr d denial-

next meal is in No Mlin's Land

I Ag"l°“lt“"“1 Blmdlngs' equlp' . tracts were cancelled and tho ment and maintenance .. $1,050.00 lhluks the "ch ma” ca" have work farmed out this summer to-

nothing to complain of. The rich

Director and Agricultural rcpre- heeler

man with the burdens oi' li fluct~

selltatlves . . . . . . . . . . . ... 4,300.00 on ‘he wad l9“di“8 from All05"S

uatlng stock market on his henfl envies the unburdened laborer

who has only the prudent or illi-

prudent disposal of his riay's WHS- es io worry li-lm. The city man with his uncertain trade or his

uncertain business to keep himl

awake at night envles the farmer

whom lie pictures as thc “monarch of all he surveys," watching his

growing crops and his well-fed cattle and his steadily growing

bank account. And so lt Boas on.

each liiore or less patiently benr~

ing the burden he has taken ull or which has been lnld upon him

but knowing little or nothing of the burdens others are carrying.

ln this province of ours with the

prosperous looking country, Dill' hoilutlful farms and ollr immense- harvests our city dwellers are ap!

to forget that thc owners of our` rich harvest fields. the men wllo_`

that the Government intends

farmers will have serious trouble

and lt is to be -hoped that Commis-

in some cases last year con-

‘the faithful under it political

Mills to St. Peter‘s Bay trlic money spent this summer was `sinil|;lly waisltcd and no pretence at permanence . was aimed alt, Those employed seemed to under- stand that the less tllat was done in the day the longer the 'job would lost and they know full well that the party ln charge would -not risk his poill-tical life by ad- molilsllling them. '

if Sir Robert Bc-rden ‘had done

nothing else for ‘his country he olirnell its undying gratitude by his omdlclttlon of the patronligo system and we .hope that Mr. (llnsby has no lntontlon of reviv- ing lt.

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TAXPAVER.

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i Notes By ihe Way i

across the border have laws pro--

slro to adopt in Cliilildu. The rci`er»

viding lor tile l'efel~endulll’ und_ the "recall" wlllch our wosturli'

l’rilgl'essl\'os also lrpphrenlly dc- ~

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praises of summer visitors still i |

rillllinl: in our. ears regarding our S0V€i`8l 01"'-119 Wester" 510105 I .

.AGE FOUR ll: THE GUAHDIAN . In _ b y ' , ' SEHPEMBER 28,,'192g2._ ";

i}l'lllllil`lTFTllWll GUARUIM 0

,e _, . e The Pubho Forum

mlerllll Dell! (hunlel 1851) “A0 yer yell (dellvenlt ll nlvllee, ___

$3.00 DOI your (lelIel)_In_ nlvluee ln_ACeL_ad:_:ld_ O4-2f_f__te__ U- S. A. ‘ '°’ an

slr Charles Dalton. President. J. IL Burnett, Elltor and Publishers Tm. nlumn h I

- dleouulon by oornepond-

- ents of questions ef inter

' en. The Charlottetown

Guardian does not Musee-

" ` arily endorse the eplnlenl

GRANTS pon AGn|cu|_1'unE advice, even without these uddl- expressed - by lt! °0"l‘*_°'

i- tions is excellent and we cheerful- . P°"d°"“‘

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RADIATE FROM WEALTH OF

New Fall

M illmery

For weeks we’ve 'been feasting i i

our eyes on the golden rod; asters, and other brilliant blooms_ of ea_rly Autumn, but now that Nature ls laying away her paint brush the artists of apparel have taken her Autumn hints for the glori-

fying of mlllineryand gowns.

And first of all is the MILLINERY!

Gorgeous in colorings-_exquisite

in -dainty adornments-magnificent. in the artistic lines of the shapes and trimmings, Patorls `ha_ts_ are Fashion's first complete expression.

Discriminating folks who Wahl: lux-

urious fur coats will find our selection complete in style, size and furring. Ex- hibition visitors are cordially invited to make this store their headquarters.

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ellrlillll is a provision under wliicll I »-f ` -

laturc shall only take effect after

lluczltlonal work . . . . ... 4.000110

Total $24,-500.00l

Our appropriations, fcfloral an=l

'loplnent ln this province is $56.

A gentleman who by reason df

' : dl lsimhklillr dl Cf°W\>fldi-<9- En!" move will be all election to de-

” l°“g “"8 M cmd" “mg an land the other dry :slr A. orlfllth- vide Whether the Mayor shall be

long lived ancestry, aided no d recalled and if the majority so

easy regulation, steady heat, large oven, good cooking surface, excellent appearance, wafer reservoir or w»ter~ front as desired--and all those little, labor savin attachments that mean

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health, has succeeded in stavinll

to give advice on how to live to

'dddhl by personal attention ld hls'3B"-‘°*"’°“- i"°”“‘°“‘ °' the Bm" decide another mayor must be rub

oi’ Agriculture, said the farming in

dustry was passing through a

very serious crisis. All industries

thought agriculture probably was

sequently elected.

death off until he has iulillant- ` The Trouble arose over the may

ly passed hlis one hunilredtb birth-, d md but he ‘""5 Chiidlgo of attitude alter he day. considers himself quiliflddl ""8 depress” ay’ W" i’f1e¢li>d~ in resflrd to taking

over the current of the provincial

& the most depressed of nil lndust- governmon.t's hydro- electric piunt

\ J g .f hi* “lie h““‘l"ed 0’ °“f". ries) The present year' he conf lit Musquash to provide electric

152 R'°l‘""°"“ S*"°°.t H fl eil it and his chief advice 1| M d I

9 0 tinued had been particularly dis- g all Wwe' °\` '-he cl'-Y~ A

attended by the difficulty of M* the street railway It has I

h ll e ~ “'59

“R how nm to worrv WP S a ii vesting crops had greatly added vested interests and appirently

l A is “Delft Worry!" Good advlgel “ln astrouh. and the cold wet summer iliiie-plil-ali? coiinmny now provldes

f ' _ flnestlonably! Now. if he czln te-l . h 5 R" 'Power “nfl °P9\'"!9S

:,L‘.~;4 ' Iwi) ` _ r - I I .

' ` ‘ " “li get for our hundredth Mr h .to the burdens of the farmer, who Dl'0'D°l`U0'14\l0 illflllcllce which will - day celebration. If he can tell thrl be thrown to defect the permit

had also to contend with a furth°\'

w erew-.thai --~

’ , , z ) _ _ anges -Furnaces _ '~ H .. ..

"" m mem hls bms and to stave 0 ollestllon of remedial measures, Sir Ml-€illl0ll here were it not a first

lumenfllnz bankruptcy: Ii he SH" - experiment in re calling h high

' ' -- f " ‘ 4 ' Afihiii’ deprecated makin! iisfliilillclvle official ln the .lvlhrltlm i>

Proiils to Policyholders

-loom large as a factor in choosing a Life Insurance Policy, The record of the Great-West Life in this re- gard ls an enviable one. The rapid growth of the Com- pany has always been accompanied by corresponding in- creases in assets and surplus, due to efficient and econ- omlcal operation and careful and advantageous investment to ' -

I’OLI(lYH()LDERS’ FUNDS. ITS

PROFITS TO POLICYHOLDERS ARE UN EQUALLEI)

This with low rates, unquestioned security and at.

tractlve Insurance plana account for the ever Increasing popularity of Great-West Life Policies. Write for rates and partlcularl. _ V

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forrl to buy a new one; if he can

can play better than worrying, we

"Don't Worry" is excellent afi-

ment control and interference. The

Government should rather look to

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business. An effort also should be

of peasant property owners Small holdings could often he made to pa?

, _ , e ro-

:-__= 4- i '_ tell the farmer who has the pro ture a spoonied industry and coupi vmces. so mr as It has gone in

M duel' °t his years work in his ling this with wholesale Govern- Si- -101111. ll Hllpears that the ro-

bllms and in h"lS Cellars Mill Clin call is a rather colnpllcllted and find no market for it; lf he can f-umbrous affair. Week hfter weak

h lb

tell the llldy whose last sunimer's th :tension K cmd" mcmues as 9°" spent bi' mimi’ CR!lVl‘-S*

sem to get the signatures of the

- .t _ nnt cannot be made over to mee bo enable the carrying out of n,!_ mquhed lo per mm of um mmm the demmlds M the Easter 5°" manent improvements and to help flemiilifllilg U19 l‘@Cf'll "Y illo may- son and whose husband C8000! l1f~ the farmers in the conduct of their ‘"°- WM" °h"‘~"" "f" U51- iflivfl fini!

[lilly ¢Bl‘lii’l0fl llll 0l~""l.f‘\, m||,[ be held to rlecldc whmllcr the

H tell the mar* who” "°w“e"’ are "lade t0 llghmn '-he cmshlng b‘“" llm_.lority desire that the offending

out at the elbows will he Cilllhoi den which fell on agricultural official lihnll he recalled. This ln- uiford to .buy a new paii-if he lands. It was recognized thu-L the volves all the turmoil of lin excit- cdh tell these and the other thou- gradual flesilucfldll df wdhiry life

credit facilities to enable young

sands who are similarly o‘rculn~ Bild U16 dfalll 0! U10 l'll\”’\'l D0D\lli1‘ men to take up “rims or their sillnced any other game that they tion into the towns was a Brave

danger to the country. The minis-

own, to enable far-:hers to tide over the difficult yearn which oc

shall very shortly raise a genera ter said he would like to see great cashmany recur' to enable them tim-| of health cengehhr-lung, extensions of the small holdings

Y id improve their rw lr ri

with easy facilities for the pur- c an 'seneh

vice but it has its limitations. l-le chase of holdin!! DY the 0001!' trying periods wh! h t k

_ 1 i d wbnd M c overae

might also have added don’t catch 9°" “ °r ef u lm 3 ra' ,farming an they do other lines of

ally. to help them through -tho

cold. and so avoid pneumonia, ' lbuilinens-these are among the

=l0n’t so near the water and so things h government should do for avoid being drowned. and don't when lllfle filfmd W°“ld Mi- ,tho people, are among the things

` do many dihhr thiusl that we are Much of this is as applicable in that mold be amid in this province

provlide us with foofl and our mer-i wrmlll laws pflssed by the legisl ing civil: election A wlilfrll nlllstl **'*°

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_ _ ith n , . __ _ , lbc l'epcated 'lt once li thc result D S i

Lhmim and .lmdesmpn W » mo ev llmmg rmened w the lmopie amllls adverse th the offlcinl wllosc

llave iillylliiiiiii 10 Cflllllillllll H1101" ellllorsod by a iillljorily of tlic pop-| _

conduct is ill question

_YPt they have and the burdens'-ulair Vote. The recall provides thati ` l l ' . ' '_°""'

, I vllwre alld- when is liienllier of the' I H _ 1 N _ I 1| [hh-1 "E `

.nur farmers are carnving notionlvll islamre' or one Dt Cerwin mghi nrozeeaellézelglemgitpolgluéiiesql;; ,rom gh. VA 'I Lwwn

l thi vi but prnct cal.y| I -- _ ` ‘ - , ~ . » ‘

/igrlcullliral High School and n 8 pm “ce l l h “Q ml? vloldtwipr negleiti mel” “ 5t““d5¢lll'“'l‘ll'“`lis “l°Ct9dl\e“d _

evdr:~'Wh@\'e- “fe elweeil “SY 9"" dh`l utlous. he may he recalled hylls uhdar lhlpelrdhnlcht. ills fndll- l.oST oPPon'ruNlTiEs .

hhd clcceelllngly difficult, This prelpopular vote und- must vachid hlsiority lu llefillilely cll'<lll~»n:f‘d and ‘SSM Year Willl WS EVPHV- Cro? -lust mme' _ iggxiogiaxlelnrcznigswgliwtiive cific-many nn open door of usefulness

. l bo t t b. ha vest __ V ' It is safe to enter the nearest one

harvested lin( n u o e r | To institute recall prouodlngs ,t,1u,]‘,,g p(,_meb of e|e,,m,S,,,.e cm H-0 who passes by an opportunity

_ ed, the marketing outlook is fill' Ll certain prupcrtioll .if thc qllalii'-- billterofi. This ullIol'tunato fact.-to do goorllin order to flnfia better

ll’r"vi"di“l’ for agricultural dave" from being a pleasant one; Priceslled electors must first signify together with tllc long period ofione will search ill Villn- li- ls U10

I -‘are atm hanging the and 'lime isltlleir desire that the dcllllqllollt ol-‘slispcnse and doubt that must: k h t 'll d L l

249.21% a<1miil“dlY a falrly gsmruikno wn as to what our oats nnfll S.lliillllli bi! clap” lmmre it “Ml daemon can

_ _ _ if ducational wor t e. ' - - -- - -

-mn qum_ or E I 0\1i` lm? are g°l“5 t0 be worm or been instituted for thc recall of “m’r“lmal'l°"s' 'edeml and pw" what the demand for P0i*‘~i0€5- Muyor McLellan and tile move- Vl“°l“l' “mount in $20'400' other than seed potatoes. is going merit 'nas aroused deep interest.

m b»e_ And this condition ,fs not Over 1600 electors have signed

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CHEAP ADWCE l.‘°°“““°" l" tm’ ‘"°"”'°° °' eve” mil. ima lsamrirz ltliiiin (il-is ll; riser

-- to this side of the Atlantic. cam required by ]aw_ The next

he rellchfid are fornlidftble objoc~ tions to tho recall.

We refer to it here and now be-l

cause at some future clay lm ef- fort may be mnda to introduce tile recall systeni ill our own civ- ic and provincial affairs. Tile Progressive party in Canada inv- ors_ it and occasions have arisen here ln recent years that tot many persons scolncd to call for such it remedy. Notably was this the case just :titer the Boll Gov- ernment in 1920 so notoriously' fuisfiefl its pre- election .profess- ions and promises. Hlld we then had the recall system in opera- tion it nllgilt have produced veryl important results.

Our representative system is

admittedly imperfect. eifpecill.-ily in regard to the fair representa- tion of minorities. For this, its chief detect, the recall is not in nlly way it remedy, The boat that cult he sllid for the recall is that it may Operate as li whole- some check upon elected repro-l llontutlvos and other officials, li' sort of hangnian’s whip to hold tllom true to the obligations of duty under fear oi’ removal from their positions. lillt no innova-

tion. should lhe hastily u.loptl»,d.| We can well afford to wlllt forl the recall until its working has been further tested elsewhere.

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LEAGUE OF WOMEN

STRONG FOR PEACE

GENEVE. Sept. 27.- A coml

mittee of the international league of women for 'pence has decided' to hold licollisrence at The Hague December 7 "ln order to search for meanofo-save Europe from' the catastrophe which meimces it' by substituting ii. practical pence! for the present rlilnouii treaties."

A toleg-rum has been sent to

Jane Adams. of Chicago, asking her to preside over the confer 8liC€. -

FOR POLISH SEAPORT

WAlRlSAW, Sept. 21.--Tile Pol-’

ish Diet has authorized the build. ing of the fl-not all-Poll-sh seaport at Gdynia (Gdlngen) -providing li deep water harbor nt a cost of only 50,000,000 gold marks. This policy was adopted because of

H" mme 0' ld” "lille 1° 5° 9°’ till! Pl‘0Y|llCl M in Ellllllld- T110 lf we are to retain even ollr great-

cmlae we cannot help vit. Yell, the extension by the goverlrnemt of |y`_¢'¢P|.e¢,,¢\ |,0Jm1.¢|¢,||_

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the belief that the Danzig author ities are taking ndvulltage of Po land. thinking their llnnbor lndlii penswbie.

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God sets before his servants

busy wor mall w o go s ed e o

` THE wAvs

To every man there oponoth

A Way, and Ways and li Way, ,And the High .Soul climbs the

Hlllh Way. '

And the Low Soul Gropes tho Low lAnd ln between on the misty flats 'Tho rest drift to and fro

But to every man there opencilir

A High Way and a Low

higher service. I

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REAL INSURANCE PROTECTS YOUR LIVE AND THE LIVES OF THOSE YOU LOVE

Why not insure your ilfe and

their future. Life insurance always

was a tangible borrowing value- That is on reason why lt is a good investment.

Buy the Great-West Policy. the