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TIME OF DAY

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Tfl-UESDAY, JUNE s, 1924

I coo eAv: THE KING Norse av m: wav.

I ll-ion. Mr. Dendurend, the Govern- ment Leader in the Oehate, admit- ted the other day that in making god 3",; tho Kins; the purchase of the Scribe Hotel, ______.,._______ Sir Henry Thornton "had lfaﬂedto EOONOMIZING ADMINIGTRA- Jlldxe the psychology of the Can- TION adim people" and ‘that in hviego of ‘the financial coud t on of t e m- l l i l Inlon it involved too much money n “mum-m ‘y Wm‘ h‘ w“ ac‘ for the results secured. There can tlou promises the Stewart Govern-‘bo no doubt that the people of ment do effecting economy in the Canada, had they been consulted, administration of the goverment “m” “V” M“ mhwrmd w decided upon the such s huge waste of public money, but it can hardly be supposed that amalgamation of two important ad's“. Rom-y Thornton eyer boltoyod ministrative offices, namely, those the peo,‘ would consent if they of the Provincial Engineer and thewere "ked- °r in“ "my “mum l“ Superintendent of Education. Thisany ca“ approve o‘ what he w" -about to do. will necessitate dispensing

with the serv icqs of the present I

Superintendent of Education, Mr.

Long Live our Noble King! God Save our Gracious King!

and has

Mr. Dandurantfs admission must be taken ae the Government's ad- ll. u. Rogers, as Mr. H. H. Shaw gmzlzhrmiulzriniotgnaraég_ .5 fully qualiﬁed to discharge thelt was o gtuptd blond" which duties of both off-ices. It lo under. caused astonishment‘ to the Gov-

stood that Mr Rogers connectloniemmem’ m ‘P"""'°Pl1 throughout the counltry. Doubtless

You have been worrying about your -blood pressure, though accepted for insu_rance, and further assured by your family phy. siclan that you were all right, you

sure was a "little high," or "above the normal," for your age.

Now as ‘I've said before l would ‘be the last onqto belittle the im~ portance of blood pressure, but there are so many factors that en- ter into it, that you may have a high blood pressure at one hour of the day, much above the average in fact, and a blood pressure actually below the average at another hour. For instance a physician wishing to allay the fears of one of his pat- ients who was worrying over his pressure, adopted a very simple method of accomplishing it. They were neighbors.

Apparently returning for an early professional call one morning, he dropped in on his friend while the latter was still ill bed, to borrow a book they had been discussing the evening before.

lie sat down beside tho bed, and said “Oh by the way, I'll just take that old blood pressure of yours while I'm here."

Chatting carelesly, he adjusted the arm band ,snd secured reading ot his blood pressure, which was actually below the average.

BLOOD PREOIURE AND THE

because al-

have learned that your lblcod pres-

, grjlls “ceases

____-_.

(ay kdditsllle Anne Proctor),

l had s message ‘toaend him,

To him whom my soul loves best, But l had my took to tlnlsh,

And he had zone to rest;

To reet in the for bright Heaven»- 0! so far: away from here; _ 1t was vain to Innk- tomy darling, v

For l knew he could not lwlr- o '

1 m m s m one nlm. Uﬂlfbrm So tender, a true, and sweet,

l longed for an angel to bear it, And lay it down at his feet.

i placed it one Summer evening On e. little white cleulfe breast, ‘But it faded in golden splendor JAnd died tn the crimson West.

l gavq it the lurk next morning, And I watched it soar nd soar, But its pinions ‘grew faint and

weary, - A-nd it fluttered to earth once more. ll cried in my pslelonolle IOIISIHB. Has the earth no angel friend Who will carry any love the mes-

sage My heart desires to send‘!

Then I heard s strain of music, So mighty, so pure, so dear, That my. very sorrowwss silent And my heart stood still to he-ar. lit rose in harmonious rushing or mingled voices and strings, And l tenderly laid =my messllzﬂ

never

Strength

is somethingqou can

alivaqs "be

sllreioﬁin

Pow ER I

its excellent qualitq l

varies

On music's outspresd wings.

The Wonder Rider

(By Dominion News Service)

And l beard it float further and lur» ther, '

ln uud more perfect than speech. Jdusikr than sight can follow,

The patient was only lrslf con-

Bllﬂ vinccd so tho physician said “Well Al"! l R110" l-u see you later and we'll try tallies valved 111W

Furtherthan soul can reach. that at last m? message ugh the golden

LONDON June 2.———The traordlnary success of the boy jockey, W. MscLachlan Jr. at

8X-

against. ln each race the boy dc- feated hot favourites.

No. 13.

In addition to his success Ululu, McLachlan won the vious raco on Peter Pex. An cx. traorditwfy circumstance in C(ill- nsctiou with these two even-ts was that each of his mounts

Oil Dre»

" Wm‘ the Depntment’ Wm Mo“ “the ‘Board of iDirectors of the Na- 35a‘ 5am’ Epson recently draws attention carrhw

ulilmllii/

be Co/nzanfg

the end of the curreutmonth audition,“ mnqoyo mo“ have boon it is anticipated that he will limconsentlng, parties t0 U18 808-11081- appoiuted Principal of Princelm" d9“ “Id mum 9mm in m”

Street school in succemon . sponslbility. And what security

P1 antol

The ex uisite quell of Pinata has made ‘It opular among particu- ar people for over e quarter "of a century. Now wc’vc ‘vcn it a daintymcw s ape and wrapper to scll at a very reasonable price.

(In 8xquisite , Uoilet Soap

lholds an enviable record

; 4th.‘... ‘tlsiji

, [greater part of the

"o has the country that equally costly "IMIPI" swim" "hi! h" "l" and wasteful expenditures may not tired. emanate from the some quarter? Mr. Shaw will not be new

t l

. , °| T». Scribe l-mel purchase mus

.he duties of Superintendent of w“ of “tum”: h” “ﬂan ‘he Education. He had charge of thﬂkgnﬂdgn“ o; ti‘, gguﬂlry 1n the Dgpgﬂmgnt gut-m; the moot Judgment of the men who made it. succeastui period o, l" history’ llt has also shaken the conﬁdence f 191B t 1918 whe h b_ bf the lpeople ir the judgment of .'°m ° “ ° B“ the lBoard which has projected and stituted for Col R. l-LCampbelLwho opot-ovod mo otmotmcuoo o; 2g had gone overseas. lu addition he hrllllch rlllwﬂ?! If! eliillnﬂl-IB 008E ﬁ it ‘has rendered mcredible any sin- -cerity in the Government's pro-i teach and professo , having been m,” of economy m public expo“) Principal M K911911130" mg“ diture. The lScribe Hotel purchase, ~ ‘ a ,Schcol and subsequently Professor astonishing as it is, is not more‘ l“, Prmce o‘ Wales Co||ege_ The extravagant and wasteful than the I 1 branch railway projects emanating

"n3 near n5 from the same source. There is

lwmk i“ m9 Public WM“ DBW” tho same reckless disregard of-the

iment is now nearing its conclualonﬁnnncial condition of the country

n. ‘What about a gs.’ ne of golf this afternoon?"

"All right."

The two played over the full course in the afternoon. and alter a shower, were sitting lounging in one of the sataller rooms of the club house,

Again, apparently as a passing thought, the physician produced his instrument srld said.

"l might as well try your blood pressure once more." Tile reading was taken, again showed slightly under tlsa average.

The patient was astonished but never again worried about his blood DPOSEUIG.

Now what about this?

Well, early in the morning, before your heart gets going strong from food or exercise, the blood pressure is ‘low.

During exercise and after meals it is a little higher than the aver» age. ’

Toward evening when you are tired, llcforn your evening meal, lt| is down again.

My point is that your lblnod pres» sure is not a ilxell thing, but sim- ply ahows what is going on in the

So my rheart is no longer restless And ll am content to wait.

China Extends Re- (lognition To rSovlets

(Brftieh United Prose)

PEKiNG, June Br-Chlna formal- iy extended recognition to Russia at 11 a-m. tMllY-

Dr. Wellington Koo. P6091111! authorised to act on behalf of China and M. Kerakan, lSovist envoy, sign ed the article's of agreement.

‘Jugodllav Govt. Orders Mobilization

(Canadian Press) HUCHAREST June 2.—The 11180- Slav Government gave orders Yes- terday for immediate general mob- ilization in case the Russians lu~

to the fact that the younger genera tion of jockeys are carrying all be. fore them.

W. Mcbaclilam Jr. who is about six-teen years old. and an apprentice to De Mestre. perforln~ ed a feat only paralleled twice when he rode the winner of the Great Metropolitan, Kwannon, and the winner of the city and Sllburl» an. Ulula, Kwannen started at 9 to

the same weight, 89 lbs., and was No. 18 on the card. '

Dollogbue, the champion jockey. and the leader of the old guard of rllcerlders. made n spurt with two successes. His record to date is seventy-nine mounts and clglll wins.

_. znflorn-s cripple the loot and iilﬂktl

walking a torture, ylst sure relief ill the shape of Holloway-‘s Corn llo~

1 allllnst, and Ulule at 100 to 6

CHASE s. SA

77/119 ana’ have some

REAL err/arm

mover is within reach of all.

moon's

SEAL BRAND

in the one as in the other. body. vade Bessarabrs. The Juslrﬁlsvl

tS0ap

made only from

plant. fruit and flower‘ QlIS

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"a? ' ‘M.’ E\ HR BRCNHERS LIMITED TORONTO mrtxnn

and with some outside assistance,

5"“ “e w“ P"°"“‘°d “M”! W! Captain John l.. Reid, o1 the cent years, Mr. Shaw will be able cur Fan-y, ha; written a latter to efficiently supervise as Consuit- "9111 will‘!!! 311mm")! N18!" 0f lng Engineer the duties of thetfrgztxlomggzglrgubztazgmalf 2:0: office and at the some time be ablmﬂudson B" Rgltway projech Pen to carry on the work of the head mpg n0 4mm in Canada, certainly

of the Department of Education. no nun in the public service. 1s u will be recalled that the Bell “W” ‘l““"“°d '° “'4'” l“ G°"'

Have You Paid

Statements of accounts for goods supplied on approval have just been mailed and as we are doing a strictly cash business all amounts are due and payable monthly.

Kindly let us have a settlement. We thank you.

—PATO|I$—

"I4 11-6 3-31.

ernmeut, the Railway ‘Board, and Government’ on the eve o‘ ‘he 1919iPﬂfIlIID8l1i. in this matter than he. election made a recommendation go goon“ "om 1on5 gjpgﬂenca 1n along these lines when. Mr. Bell,_0llr own waters throusholl-t men-v

years, and from experience gained seconded by Mr. Johnston. nlovedllm ‘myvwhim s“ duﬂng w" “ma, the abolition of the office

‘*1 and also in ‘Hudson lBay with the Provllwill imllsllneer. When they Government steamer Mlntlo. lBut got into power they did nothing to 3“ wl-"m" "m" enliimwr! “d

r l _ captains are in vain. The mad pro- give ef act to the r resolution but ‘act, supported by the oovemment

when Col. R. H. Campbell was com- and mam," Board ab‘) meow” llellcd t0 T9518“ llDWllI-led Mf- R- the endorsement of a majority of H, Roger; to m] tho "one; the Government's tame followers in the House, including four from ——-<°@———--— this lProvinoel EXPERIMENTAL FOX STATION

Captain Reid in hie lletter makes lt is satisfactory to learn that u d.” u m‘ _".d." m” not

“'9 MmM°T M A5"l”“l'-‘"° ‘Unsure than two months’ navigation Ottawa has agreed to the estsbllsh- 'ou-t of liudson Bay can be depend-

ment of an Experimental For °d "W"? "l" Fummh"! 7°? "l"

, .. s _ service muet be specially built, of tallou at Charlottetown it. will be In“ ‘mumb- ‘Mume n" my

remembered that the local legisla-‘n-H", at n,“ “n” WW6“ tare passed a vote for 86.000 to pro- large bunkers and necessarily Hm. vide and equip such a station on $94 “'3' “ma”? m“ u" 11!"-

conditiou that the Dbmduion Govern lsggimnvzgangzrtsmoriz‘: ment would establish and administ-l

west durfrq the year in which the

if you are working hard, are ex- cited, have just estcn, it will go up. lf it is high at other than these times, there is a reason which may or may not mean something ser ions.

General Staff further instructed the Army commanders, railway of- flcals and civil authorities who as- sist with the mobilization. and the tribal chiefs in the isolated dis- lrlcts to begin ‘immediately to take the necessary measures to hasten

COF a

JUNE 3.—lo_u possess originality, independence, and a fair amount of ambition. Your love of comfort and ease, however, curbs your ambition and prevents your attaining to that degree of success of which you are capable. You give way at times to moods and spells ol‘ depression. Your love ls strong. Cultivate hope, and look for the best in everything. Your birthstone is a pearl, which means health and long life.

Your ﬂower is the honeysuckle.

and white.

Your lucky colors are light blue

the mobilisation when ordered.

Have Yearly Incomes Just Over $500,000

(Canadian Pres!) LONDON. June 2=~There are 542 persons in Great Britain with an average income just over £100.- 000 a year, according to tihe in- come tax return statistics issued here this afternoon. These show 278 persons with incomes between £50,000 and £75,000 a year, 121 between £75,000 and £i00.000 and 137 with incomes of more than £100,000. ' -

Descending in the financial scale there are 84,041 persons with lu- comes from £2,000 to £50,000 a year, making their average more than £5.80!) yearly.

we. Retell ezoo.

Hold Fast ‘Waist

thousand a month,

QUICK 8

Tre-Jur Compacts

I TM VIN"! Case o’. Luxe- Quaritltise are being

Are eeeontlal In every Ladies-Department, CAN'T SLIP. Our sales

Scout Fountain Pen

3"" "'9 "Will for Public Soho! Uee. Practical as the highest priced Penabilrd ‘Rubber. Self Filler.

Reaclfs High Bounce Ball:

5° Th! Pﬂriect Bouncer. lﬁnottlrsﬁreof. Retails

Strikes And Breaks

Bend us a trial order for

Two Fingers in“ Doing S0

(Canadian Prose) 8'1‘. JOHN, June l.-iu one of the local hotels recently two bell boys fought until one planted his clen che fist on lihe others forehead with such force as to break two of his fingers. The fight ended there. The cause of the battle lay in the fact that one of the boys took up

They will sou-Fog, l‘ I lhlrll -. The ‘ Trure,

OIRVIOI AND

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anus‘ *

stings

Hangers

of thlr item over a

any of above Items.

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GATIOFAOTION

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er it. A deputation consisting of ‘harvest is grown, and that u“ ooot Premier Stewart and a number of M mliwmmfﬂ l?! "l9 381 POM-Q gentlemen interested in the Fox mﬁgaﬁugwzzlrr. wrung‘; industry recently waited upon the- ‘h. In“ ‘mnmmhn, “wnmw Dominion Government suing thejeble. in these views he a quite in claim of the island to have an "W" "u! "19 "W"! ""11"!!!" Experimental Station located here, 3'31"." "4' h 9"“ 7"“ “a

“a u” new" "com only now being mule public. ed iltllilédl that the reduce‘ had bee! mom. The m su- perimentel ltation will be located on lit. Edward Road In

all the breakfast treye- A tip us- nsli accompanies the receipt of

m. u" ‘ ' Enebllehed ‘m: . ‘ ‘ ‘ . ital-st

The eervlee of the egeney ' l. not sentinel. n the eeilng efllneureme."

sllllli oils,

~ An being saved by the fox farmers of Prince Edward r Island. "Monte making a scientific study of the feeding ~ ’ prebleuflndhave discovered the solution of healthy, eigen- ‘ one oulvelu. l‘. In um»; IMPERIAL coo twsn oll. fox ItOOUITattHeeencneIUle year. Aaesenaettle pup. glee are weaned. they require IOLID food containing ‘ eediietl cereals, ground meats and vitamlnee available only: ‘ _,. in Ced-Llvemll. The elnlerlenee e1 our moot "Mogul "'5' rnlleoleseelmuwemenueersmlnelspm- l’ ‘rte need of Imperial Fox lleeult in every up to dot. n; 1C,‘ f Idl. There will be no rlolteta er digestive troubles ' l were lmpeqsle are regularly led.

QtlerlteneehemyevrneeoeetAgentorlireetOyewt

o ti! . loom [lest- 3nd w ‘, as tairiy yell. s othe wanted a share of whet was going, hence the fight but. uirbrtnliitely for ‘his hopes of gain, _lt ‘wsi ~ l who pron his fingers. Ind the - - ginal boy is still carrying the trays

ililileng of the taxpayers’ money an in a sling. earl: in the lenibelllietei in Paris: not! Inllltetb waned in ‘buying e Olnb Home in loadon: eena o1 v the nllitlene Isnlt h Hudson's ‘lay; the vicinity of the Dominion AgrioII-tmzg“? allﬁﬁt" "What! _ l , p rt to esp the ng ""1 ""'""'"“'» “m” ‘° "° pom-sum is power. m thieie under the administration of Pre- got-wot,‘ k p o, p‘, o" mm,‘ d hsesor Clerk. but with its '

l; We are aollllmeepleaeed E tefurniehllslennetienenitad. l vlee en melerepeltelning to" inenreneedsnyltlnd. '

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