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ASSLER owners every-

where are writing testimo- nial books for I-Iassler Shock Absorbers. These books are their Savings Bank Books.

A saving of one-third in repair and tire expense and in depreciation shows in your savings bank account. And in addition to the savings you have much greater comfort.

A type for every model of Ford Car or Truck. Let the Hasslcr dealer equip your Ford on ten days’ trial. If you do not know who sells Hasslers in your neighborhood, write us.

Made in Canada by ROBERT H. HASSLER, Limited, Hamilton, Onhlio

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L1!- llurnotu liilltor uni Publioion I

Ana-seine Illdltor.

llHE BHARLUTTETUWN GUARDIANI

‘i. A. n. n-uru. Preatctelt. ' ' ' II. K. ﬂu"!!-

l _______SAI‘_UKDAY, JU E 5, 1920 '

OUR (‘l‘l.\ll.\C'l‘l‘]lKlS'l‘l(‘S.

The intelligence of an individual, a community lor a nation is judged not by occasional spasmodic out. [bursts either of virtue or vice but by the general mharacteristics, the tastes, the amusements, the ipleasures. The person who takes pleasure in the suf- lferings of fellow-creatures, be they brute or human,l l is but little removed from the savage; the community? lor the nation of which this is tne dominant charac-l g teristic is in the same category. ' l The person who derives his or her chief delighti from low amusement, from selfish satisfaction, is ‘cssentiallyvulgar and ignorant; where this is gen- Ierally true of the community or the nation it indi- icates, to put it mildly, a low order of intelligence. iAnd so, communities, well as individuals, are ijudged by their habit of thought as indicated by Itheir general relation to the things that really mat- jter, the things that build up character, that are the ‘measure of the progress from primitive savagery to,

Twentieth Century enlightenment. . It will be found a wholesale exercise to occas-j lOlilllly “examine ourselves” as to the tendency of, our tastes, to ascertain if we can, whether as indi-' viduals or communities we are drifting (lownwardl .01‘ struggling Lipward. It will be observed the drift is always downward, the struggle always upvuard. How is it with us in our various communities in this l highly favored province of Prince Edward Island? In liriaterial things we are exceptionally favored; we lare burdened neither with poverty nor riches; in the struggle for existence we have so‘ far conquered that .wc have some leisure for the enjoyment of spare ‘hours. How do we employ these hours? “Look ziround,” Physical pleasure 11liStlf1tO(l;A_ amusement .whieh gratifies only, at least, our curiosity or our uinimziilsm. these we have in abundance. As to intel- Jgctuul l)l(3;1$[11‘(}$, the pursuit of happiness along the higher levels, it must be ailmitted we fall short. Wit- lness the half filled auditorium that greets the lec- Iturer who comes to us with a wholesome message land the crowded house that welcomes ‘the COHIIC} ‘show, the ball game, the horse race; witness the class‘ lofbooks that are in greatest demand in ‘our book- fstores and our libraries—the trashy novﬁl. _Wh1l0 books of realliterziryi merit, books on science, history,

o Don’t Neglect

. that mutter oflnstiriince another day. If you czuinotattclid to it personally, ’phonc us.

Remember while it may have been your good fortune to never have had a fire youvcan never ‘tell when oneﬂwillﬂoqcug"__________

’Tis better to be sure than sorry—bettcr to have the protection of a high grade contract than to take your own risk, .

HYNDMAN 8t C0, LTD

61 Queen St. Charlottetown. Tlu- (llilcsl liisiiriiiicc .\§.[(‘ll('_\' iii l‘. E. I.

l ‘grieult

'1' is imperative that every agricul- turlot form asound association with I progressive Banking Institution. Thin Bonk is stimulating production ‘by providing u. broad service ior ambitious armors. An oi our 400 branches can furnish relic. la information as to mur- koto and. shinning facilities. *

Resources exceed $174,000,000.

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llNlllN BANK 0F

CHARLOTTETOWN BRANCH

J. R. DIER. MANAGER.

SENDING MONEY ABROAD

If you wish to send money abroad, ur- cliase a draft from the Canadian Ban of Commerce. It is the safest method and the cost is small. Should the money be required ltonce we shall be pleased to arrange the matter by cable. "4

THE CANADIAN BANK or COMMERCE

PAID-UP CAPITAL $5,000,000 RESERVE FUND $15,000,000

CllARI.()'l"l'l-I'l'()\\’.\' BRANCH, C. Lomcr Miles, Manager.

biography and the big world movements are ignored lcxccpt by the few. ‘ _ _

Let us, as individuals and communities, look carefully into our relation to these, into our tenden- cies, into our habits and resolve that if we are drift- ling, either as individuals or communities, we shall. imake the necessary Cilrlﬁllllls-

l i “1-11‘ 1'1" Iiitl7'i‘i€!" I

Even the Watchman once- a f-iithfu] ‘Fgfllltldlglflllfﬂ tfliwgiiilif Liberalism, w l ' '~.V mug s are and stinshinethrou rh ' - d ,Slt>_I'l‘}<l>W;twhich erstwhile was wontyto castgitsilmyaititle .( g ~ . i. .-

ed j , * . ' “ ‘ "19 0 Present day Liberalism ,th.m it can stand for and in its last issue has read them a lecture wh' 'h t- k u . '., i . lof diplomatic relatibnsis m dmount to d bivemnce i‘ e session was lengthened the Watchman sa s . will: tlfie purpose of ‘killing time and making an eh.’ icuse or the extra $000 indemnity. It likens the Lib.

_ watch- hich stood by the

I

40ml party to a pioneer steamboat

, _ I, _ (lcscribed by Ab- liam iincoln; when the whistle blew the propeller ;stoppcd as there was not enough steam to run both iThe Iiiberal whistle certainly blew loud and long and ‘continuously’ and the propeller could have done in ‘gthree weeks what it took seven t0 d0 if the whistle ihad been choked off. The Watchman protests vigor- ously against “such drafts on the treasury without first submitting them to the public during an elec- ion campaign.” , This was the unpardoniible crime of the Liber- lal party, that it not only made this draft upon the [treasury without submitting the question to the peo lple but made it against the unequivocal promises of ,the Liberal candidates; that every thing it did fSlIICC uissuming power was in direct contradiction of its pro-election promises. No government has a right to ‘seek electioirupon a certain policy and, when elect- l ed, adopta directly opposite policy. If, as they claim, {they found it necessary to change theirpolicy then gthcy should have resigned and consulted their con- lstituents. This is what the people will hold them re- jsponsible for.

SOM l‘) DISA STICKS

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l _..___ f “Disaster has overtaken thousands of war mar- iriages,” says a London paper. “Cold official figures lshow that 1918, the most recent year recorded, was the most prolific season in divorces for half a cen- ,tury. This is one of the remarkable facts contained §in the annual report of the Registrar-General. An- llother is that though there were only 554 divorces be itween 1876 and 1880, those in 1918 totalled 2,222. {Figures rose steadily every year until the war, when la sudden Jump from 1,154 cases in 1913 to 1,712 in .1914 took place. There was considerable fluctuation in the number of persons divorced during the war period, and it is a striking commentary on the unset-

TII CHIRLUFTHUWN GUARDIAN.

lni "niziglc in the name Conserva-

‘rie it am, AND THEN TORE 1'1‘

CURRENT COMMENT i

e chameleon can not change its colors more’ quickly than the Liberal can change either his policy or his view point. This fact ls true of every feature oi their existence. That which today seems to them beautiful and rich in hue, tomorrow they discover is 'wlll_ed and dry. ready to be cast into the furnace. When their mainland prcu wish to belittle Union Goternment they iind uieaiis to discover the old line Con- servatives to be of stable and sound origin and, “under no obligation weighty enough to require the sacri- iiee oi the cardinal principle for which lt has always stood, and (or which it still stands." The Mone- ton ‘Pranserlpt, surely a disinter- ested adviser, suggests that there ls "a new need for the, active as; aertlon of a party whose policy.. . . . . ..wlll benefit and foster the agricultural, the mining, the manu- facturing uniloiher interests of the Dominion." Then in the same breath, inspired by the fear that Union Government might be sub- merged by lhis great piirty with lls inzircvllous past record, it sud- ilcnly (llscovi-rs that the existence

live,“ and that “the prosperity u! Uunuilu (ll‘p(‘ll(l$ upon (‘ousi-rviilivi- rule; is flatly contradicted by his lory." llow happy would those of the Transcript stump be li Con- servative and Union could only be separated.

The ~i"zilriot is iigiiln mnsiiuc-riiil- lug in the garb of u muriilisl, Alter exhausting its supply oi‘ superhi- livo adjectives iind applying the ugliest niimes it could ferret out of hciiiliviilsm to ilcfiiuie Current C0111- iucnl, it sirrvcs up ii mess of soull- iueni almost iii for the gods. lt iuiys surely the Guitrillnn must ail- nili tliiit the people of [his province llllil ll perfect right, li they were so Inclined, to turn out the (ion- scrviilivcs and cli-ct Liberals in lln’ stead." ‘they most certainly hail, ‘and llll‘ whole lillblll? will rejoice If the Patriot and lbi- (iovuriimeiil will only recognize this rlghl of the pvilpli‘, and extend to flu-m llic opporiliiiily lo exercise lllls right

. >0

it is EXOTClIGtllll the school of rlglil, It is a sign oininnly nobility iviien u political party laces the unpopu- lur end of an issue to redeem its reputation and honour as lfiilon Goverment has done ln cunscrlpiicii, luxury taxation, and other wan- measures, denounced iis ilrustlc. lL , would have been courageous ul' our Liberal pnrty lo have gone lo the people with the simple truth, us lion. A. E. Arsenault did, and ilieu lccept their honestly given verdict, Alter attaining the purse strings of government, when they discov- ered, as they say they did, ihiii their promises were impossible of fulfilment, they eoulil still have exhibited ii suillcicnt lltgfOt‘ oi‘ courage i0 accept lhclr friends ud- vice and "throw lip the sponge," leaving the affairs of ihc country to be administered by those whose promises were not made to be broken. lt would even now indi- cate n latent (rouruge for ihi-ni. knowing that they are no longer wanted by the counlryq to izive the people an opportunity of choos ing a government of their own.

iuniuiiiiis" 0F THE WEEK

JUNE

I

lTiitLiuu-iiuu

Boys!

are over, what are you going to do for the summer.

Th” soil, sweet vuli-i-s of ruro Juno Unite lo sing ll joyous iuuo 0i iraizrauu flown knd greening Iiowi ., i ln rliuc and Ylllit‘, To sound the glories ol’ ilu- year's high-noon.

The skies spread ifei" us smil-

our goods are sold w.ll permit. (live

l’.

lnugliing breezes full of

glee,

iticii with perfume-

Prom buil and Iilooiu.

And SllIiWy lri-n,

Prank gully over meadow, bill llﬂll seu,.

Tho

Lilo comes into its pi-rfi-i-l iliiy

Patons

Now that your studies

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We do not pretend to sell the est goods in town, but we do claim ilm

yuu may need‘ for the holidays.

J UN .

‘iuuiiiioui l

No i e kind iiiwiiilfll take on, we h", the wearing | _

parel you i.,.,.,_

Suits from $19 to $50

9311s and llats

3i all prices

Shirts

from $1.50 i0 $5 Neckwear

l_l the newest col- orlPll in silk‘ and lionifitfd from 75°

Hose from 30c to $3

as cheap as quality us a call for anything

Limited

for which llii- Liberal eombiniiliiiii \\'l‘ll knows the electors iirc most earnestly craving. ll further suir-i zesis that, -—-"lt was the voice of, the ilijople, that ('l('('l(‘ll the Liberull Govvriiment to olllee." This ls not, i-ihlciilly (zorreet. The technically‘ their voles produced that result.‘ Hut ilii-lr voles micro rceordi-il fur| a Government entirely different in. character to the one they got.

‘Flu-n tho-evening organ says, - "’l‘lie Government Ai‘.(‘l<JI"l‘l<)l) Till‘) NIANILNPIE Ob‘ THE PEOPLE."

‘Hi PIEUEJS AND (EAST l'I‘ INTO l\ BURNlNG FlEilY IFURNACIG. HEATED SEVEN TIMES llOT'l‘PJ1l THAN 1T WAS WONT T0 iii‘) HEATED, and yet out of which ll

fuls, when its would-be destroyers, like the Bllliyltiiiltlii tryanl, will be sent tn graze like cattle uiidor the canopy of lleiivon. 'l‘hen in the immodest strain ll zisscrts that,-~ "Public opinion in every reprcsen~ llltlVB forming the Government liUlLES 1N Till-S (‘O1lN'i‘l(\'." What part has public opinion been illl_0Wl‘(| to play lll their spurious programme? They say, "Four years soon pass rind ii’ the govern- ment bus done anything wrong they will meet their punishment in due time ill the polls." Do they imagine iliut. for four lUiiKlyPilfS the people of this province will tolerate to live under ii polillizail combination who iitlzilnerl to DOWPI‘ by liySt0i1iii~ lli: (lcccpllou, iind who when in oi’- lice bolruyed- cvcry trust reposed in them?

Courage is ii grand quality when

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Daily Selections Guardian Readers

Iumllhld by W. l. Lauren QQQO- BROTHERS ALL

What. might be done li men were

his‘, wimi glorious deeds my suffer- ing brother Would they unite In love iind right And cease their scorn knoll-er.

Opprvssions lieiirt might be lmhumt Willi kindling drops oi loving kindness And knowledge pour From shore to shore high: oi the eyes oi mcntul blind- uvss.

oi one

All slavery, wiirliire, lies. iind moneys, All HCL-tilld crime might die to- gather And wine and corn To each mun born lie free R5 warmth in summer

ivi-nllier.

'l‘i|i- meanest wretch that evor trod The 12099881 sunk in sin and sor- row i Might. stiind erect in iieli respect

{tied state of society that there were 800 fewer in F917 than in 1918.

will emerge as did the lit-brew fiiifh- _

Anl share the teeming world in- murrow.

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Atbrill with love, unil light. iind .ay,

And everywhere

The would seems fair i

llcneulh the sway . . Of Luis. the joyous iluugbit-r of I

11m May_ ,____L-— lilflllll-i-m

ii 1111' ‘l ' n n c A‘ 2Q ' '" oven l‘ ers roiu cv. r. , . _ .-- , , _,,

Milk-imp, ill present uuilorgoiiii; ‘uni, iHMTHH twin-Ilium. lihiui" L" l" m“ illllll'l'$5¢‘-< Riven h ii‘- trealmenl in .\ll)Illl'l‘i\l, convey Hula" l" m“ “,1, l, ‘TH’? la‘. (l (‘bzicc iind Miss Mlcy i M the gratifying news llilil be is m“ DM" n ‘ ' “u i‘ ‘l mlm‘ Struihnril. ruturnvil iiiiisslgmiy-{Acé

sieiiiilly and riipldly regaining his bomb"! m“ ‘tuck’ , heiillt. He expects to occupy his own pulpll in Si. James‘ (‘hurch 0n SliﬂlllV the 20th inst. llis many friends not only in ilu- i-iiy but tbroizghtuit the Province will be pleased io learn oi this iiﬂll ii glint iind warm welcome uwiiilr hlm when be relurns bouic. l i i

Genuine sympathy is being ex- tended .o Mrs. Moi-ion, of Halifax. on her sod. and sudden bereave-

liiﬂlll.

so:

The Kinizls liirlhilny “ms general- |_\' observed its it hull’ lioliiliiy, lilillly citizens enjoying ii few hours fish ililZ, oiliers going on 1ilcnlcs iind drives through the rural ilistrlcls.

’i‘he niiirrlaizc is l-‘iltlllg ]llil('\' on June 9, nt the residence of ilio. bride's brother, Mr. (ii-ergo 1r\'in;:.' ill Summit, N.J., of bliss lCllilli Irv-l to (‘iiptiiln lliiiuinouil Johnson,

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The 35th annual meeting of the 1V. M. S. of the Methodist (whurtrh brought upwards of 150 visitors to ihe city this week and the meet-

111's in i . i '- “Dr. ind MrsxvJzu-k lll.i.<'/'.2ll‘ll or well-p hollfulnsiiiliiiniiiz; Sllililngblditllliiizg-I - 0mm" "T9 W1"! "crllllllly Wﬁl- 1m:- Tiie Izullc-s got through u lot IYIlIIlVHllIIIIIiI‘. 'l‘hi-_v are lbe gin-sis of business and arranged each of Mi‘. Justice and Mrs. llziszziril. session so wisely that not n Al,“

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(‘ougrziiiilzi-lioiis ‘are being Fm, illilfllitlilbi‘.elliidlcgpﬁllligi: ' __ie_fi"ii-nrl:i heri- lo siiry but interest centered especiall-

not

from Weslern Uimzulii iind J1 a

“Ylllni! of, the opportunity “mind Smllml f"? l-Zriuiii-i" work lillllllhe urgent iii-ed for mar,- ho“, h, mm

ﬁelds. The vlsiiors twin. m“ - ' . I .. .- ., , ' ' ‘Jilgiltlllhl lllhhilél) IlllltlItWljOyf/‘ﬂ their - - l‘ iiri L‘li ‘ruvin -. . much. u w”

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lllrs. lrltr.) Ross has left on a visit to \illi(‘(llWCi', i]. (1., and 0H,. t-r parts of Western (Emma,

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’l‘lio lovers of the lee and the gulf bull, ltllll the bu; green 91181293111 indulging their tastes to the lull ilicse marvelously llno iliiys. On Saturday afternoons the links are espeviiilli" crowded with enthusia- sts iinii ‘afternoon tcii is served by the l.i'l‘(iS. lbe hosiesses today are Ali's. W. ll. Ailken llllll Mrs. Grunt. _

Continued on Page Two

W“ was:

$45.00 ma

after today.

loss.

luxury tax.

O11.

$45.

ltll ‘Grafton Street.

“THE HABERDASHERY” ALL HIGH PRICED MEWS SUITS Reduced t0 $45.

Day for a rnan’s suit in our store

We have reduced all high-pric- ed inen’s suits to $45.00 no differ- ence what they cost us. It is oui'

This enables you to escape the

dollars worth of clothing in stock that a customer has to pay taXQS

Come and get first choice. Y0l1 know the quality of our suits.

Other suits at $25, $30, $35, $40.

enderson ‘dz Cu

rks the limit you can

We have now not one

dmore