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U :?Br0m:z'r yfu (ln advance) mulled ln Clnldl and United Braun.

por you (ln mlvnnre) drllverld.

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 1, 1931

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He Talked Too Much

A parrot and a cat lived tO§@U\i‘1‘ li more or less open enmity. Uii on

ts high perch, whenever Pussy aD-

iroached Polly delighted in shriek- ng challenges at her. One day while

in the floor Polly gave vent to her

icreech 'vid Pussy was on her in ii

flash. Latcr,_ while surveying her

ruffled and torn feathers, from

;he security of licr perch Polly sad-

U philosopliizedr "I know what is

wrong with nic. I talk a darned

light too much."

Mr. Mackenzie King must have

kit the same way on Tliursday

night wiieii near the end of his

four liours` speech in an attempt to

defend himself and the part lic played in the Bcauliarnois scandal.

He declared he did not know where

his campaign funds came from. and turning to Premier Bennett, asked

him if he thought that ri Prime

Minister should know `wliere cam- paign funds originated!

_ Witiiout a moiiieiit‘s hesitation

Premier Bennett retorted: “I have

always been of the view that the

receiver of stolen goods was a crim-

inal." _'

_That ended the ciialoguel - , -_--ii. ,

< ’1`Iie Issue ‘ _

r .___ l'aboui-ed speech in his own defense,

l . . .

Nomination Day clarifies thc

situation in the respoeiil-C ¢0llSllt_ on a daily campaign of mudsling- m.1lClcs_ We ,low 1m0W who m»c`ing and misrepresentation against

rlmuillg as Count-1110,-5 flmpwllo ns ltlie Bennett Government, directing

Asscmhlymen. The opposing sides:

are (lcllllmly lined up and lt l.e_ Prime Minister-the man wiio could

mallls for lllc Clcclmme to elect not bc bribed by Beauharnois graft!

from the contestants thc represen-

1;11iv(»_; 11ml, think will Sllplloll a electors of this Province place in a Government in their best interests. n°“'sDap9r campaign so partisan

The candidates supporting the and Colllcmllilbie? What Wilild-

party that will give us the kind of 0

Government we should have at the

present -critical juncture are the

_ candidates the electorate should get

behind and elect. 1-‘arty ties should not Courit in an emergency like

this. We have no natural re.<ources

save our brains and brawn to draw

upon for revenue, which tluis must!

come from direct taxation or Do- minion subsidies. V

The Liberal party stands for in-

creased taxation, as witness Mr.

Lea's famous simile about our far-

mers being treated like children to.

be made to take their taxation like

medicine, and Mr. Maclntyres

equally emphatic declaration that

our farmers should “broaden out",

and be prepared to pay more taxes.

The Conservative party believe

and have proved in the past tiiat

the best way to get increased rev-

enue is to present our claims prop- erly at Ottawa and not to rest until

they have been satisfied in whole

or in part. Mr. Lea's party has had

nearly four years to press our claims

'signatories in this Province as

be speedy and universal. With the

approval of His Honour Lieutenant

1t‘ess of Canada in rccoinniendiug to the attention of nil citizens the

importance of lndorsiiig in this et-

fective manner a niovemciit of such

upon us and the contestants lined up behind their respective lead€I'S- All those behind Mr. Stewart are

opposed to increased taxation aiill

pledged to bring back more subsidy through the friendly agency of a friendly Conservative Government' al ottawa. assisted by seven Other

friendly Conservative Provincial Govcrnmeiits.

Izis:.'It to Injury

The Lea Govcrnnicnt organ is the

only iiewspaper in Canada that has

not published, in summary format

least, the sensatioiizil report of the

Beauliarnois inquiry.

Not one reference to the proven

guilt of Mackenzie Kings million-

aire friends or oi’ the $700,000

B‘ea'iliai'iiois money which went into

the Liberal campaign chest at the

last federal election has appeared

inthe Patriots columns, though from one end of Canada to the

other these revclatioiis have been

featured, commented upon. and de-

nounced by rcputablc newspapers 'of all political complexions as the most

disgraceful scandal in the history of. Canada-

And while it has suppressed all

news in connection with Beauhar-

nols except Mr. Mackenzie King's

tie Lea Govcinment organ carries

its attack principally against the

What reliance can the intelligent

I)isai'mament Petition

Petitions are being circulated for

throughout Canada and other coun-

tries to be presented by the League of Nations to the Dlsarmanir-:nt

Conference at Geneva in February

next, asking that disarmament may

Governor Dalton and beth pro-

vincial political leaders, opportun-

ity for signing these petitions will

be afforded nc-.ir the polling cen-

tres oii election day. Everyoiic 15

years of age and over eligible to

.=-.gn The petition forms will be in Li`-Mile of The Woineirs Institutes

:ird The Guardian join.; with the

NIITES BY THE WAY

Whatever opinions may be held

by professional speculators, manu- facturers of munitions and other wat material, it is becoming iri- crewingly evident that the consen- sus of opinion throughout the civ- ilized world is in favor of disarm- ament as the best means to end war.

Up to three months ago 600.000 peo-

Albert Hall meeting where Mr. Baldwin. Premier Macdonald and

vocally in favour of disarmament was so large that they had to hold

£011?

B3 /alla

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A petition sponsored by the League - .J li; ,___ |` ‘ lilzfl-»”,`f_'_-iff G 3 - _ of Nations societies in forty coun- Dorm' onow suoicrsn ' I i ` "'*"_______..___-_--"'* - utgr

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tries in favor of disarmament is -1- il . _

being received with general favor. A middle aged businer- man was. ,_ . li. ~ li Y

‘ ,_ ~ _ in

luiidergoing a 1,iiysf..al eiximlnatlc

ple had signed in England and the and when iiiforxifrd that his heigh ‘ `

was 5 feet 9 inches wilitout shoe asked to have his height taken a

Mr. Lloyd George spoke all uiiequi- gain as he knew he was 5 feet 10 / _ `

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inchis.

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He was again measured by th=

an overflow meeting in Hyde Park. stadioineler or height machine, and '

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check up how much you would lose if you had a

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cheerfully given

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national disputes has been abund-_

ing of millions in the recent great

tioii will undoubtedly impress upon the League of Nations the necessity of doing all possible to achieve aiw least a. measure of <i1.".;:.1.iiiieiiC among the nations.

lt may be askcil wily the lwu'ri'~4

many which they were fighting only a. few years ago. The answer is

arc today so coiiceriiecl about Ger- , `

being given in Canada. to sign this larly for years aizl it was always'

meet with the same response that "Ho\v long ago is it since you

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a failure iii the settlement 'of iiit21‘~ ._H ` ` ` , ` y Awlb' i w 327° J. W' "&£“`é'?"@"`*""*"i.»..":'

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Yes I hue put on about L cn.y

pouiids",

antly proved not only by the slay- ...rlmt ls the Nason.. said th,

doctor that you have own one

tunes in the spinal column be-

coiiic evvh more curved as thc body settles clo'.vii from this exi.:‘a weight put upon it, particul:irl_v the small of back as the extra weight on the abdomen pulls it forivard.

New the niaiicr of the height lt-

sclf is really not inifportaiit but when the spinal column sinks dowiiwarrl in this manner all the

_-About ten yfars-, was his an-E ou" > , _ 091') Lg '_ ,

siver i = ss-_ l, , 1 »

That “ar has proved iiuise than av \ u gamm an “` "___, =-;- "~ ='= \ .\\ I, § Qi' \ Offices-Lower Queen Street Charlottetown

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bib in ii ‘i ri' ' ‘ 5'" - Use

iv ~ u y e iiancia an iii- , _ ,__ ,_ _ _, ‘ '.- -_ "_.\ . _

dil.;ti‘ial debacle which has follow‘ lmh Shmmv. ‘lou link ICM cmwlfi -`»‘-./ \\`\ \.\ r‘ iv'

-V V v` ri your Spina coaiiini. olio bat' ,- -'ll \ ' .

ed the “im and nom “mch me of neck, one at upper bark, one ut Fhljfg-Y( _ _ ____ -_;x__ ,_. __ "1 il '

ieat atio of the iioi ai ‘ ‘ _ .

EV n 4 “S ` id 'C “ow ‘cv~rr back and cn t lla W1'ni .4 V ` yr Y' V '

struggling ‘to extricate tliemsclvcs. ;,Ou put lm mlmc riwllllli' thlclw N, f_1_i.-¢“T`9 Uljl-_lt_ -Um! my dpip The universal signing of this peti- ', _, _ - ~ Q

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me mm ¢_hey have in 5 G0vem.|tlic nations pocket annually One - __

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rent which depends for support`:‘°ms mmatonum °“ mckctcmm-7 drawn i;"2k`\vai'd thus icfseuiiir tr"

that in he) _ G _ U _ ll organs in the chest and abdomen

plug Cmmny “ous” ncconie somewhat crowded and can

her present crisis the nations are ,mt do meh. b st l__ 1 l_ t

e wort, ess ai

really helping tiieiiiselvcs. Tluie was -

when the collapse of a nation meant loss mom lor hmm loss mom for c little to any other nation. It is not .

so now. The nations are so inter- mwms in abdomqn Tmruculnrly dependent that the collapse of onc large ln._CSlin{,_ Cil.Cula_Mdh or the 0 has its repercussions in every other Maud lmnmcmél nation. This is why the nations of '

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Germany out of a hole she dug for §C;.;];l1;` rsigebegllr; En “gt mu 1‘°"5°“' ` stand tau, and oeiuaiiy think tau -'1

'lllic Zac-kelccrlng industry is esti- The head should be kept erect' ma ed o ia e $l8.000.000,000 out oi .hm d,.aWnlmckwm_d Chet th L d

io.....id ,ind upward the abdonieii

iwulcl enable ure united states to ` ° `“

into lungs, pnrticiilin-ly upper lm-1- On Wednesday with record despatch. It evoked little dis-

stoniacli, crowding down of other iiiiou, and third readings, at the one siliiiig of the House. Ii

may therefore he assumed that it meets with the approval

N i 'i.t ' h - `- thc ireaiv. Premier Bennett said that two lrisic ivinciilcs

the wot-id or ow our ci i noi 0" “ " .Lg t ° lcmedy t° me ' ' ‘ I I

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The petitions go to the respective it recorded 5 feet 9 inches. l ' _F ` governments and will bc presented "1 can't uiiderstand it" he salt! ` ' ,>W',qTQ_ at the conference in Geneva next "because I had my li~.i,f_i '; meas-3 "1 4 'Ui

February. An opportunity is how urcd by :i similar machine regu vc’

petition mid it is hoped that it will 5 feet 10 irich`es.” /Y "\

has been accorded to it in all the were last mezisui‘cd"? the doctorl % \l NV* .

civilized countries. ‘asked. \ '

_ No Obligation

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H YNDMAN i& CO. LIMITED

.\ ) \ The Oldest insurance Agency in P. E, 1,

THE cuARLorTi:To\i'N cami"-iw - I ‘_ I - 'b

who lj. cainlolustv D_|sAl>Po|NTED_`i-'

Has Your

our

ti-lend Vvliirld would do this to mc,” '

Australian Pact Approved

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The trade treaty between Caiiada and Australia was put hrough all the legislative stages in the House of Commons

ussion, and \_'-'_as given second rcazliiie. coniniiiiee consider-

f all l’arli;imcniiii‘_v parties and groiiirs.

When sulmiiiiingr for second rciidingr the bill ratifying

ad been observed in drafting: its terms. One was that such comriiorlities as each Dominion produces and the other rc-.

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When you wan? a delicious drink

Only 55 cents per lb.

il Sold only in red, airtight Packangcs

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' in nffiliaiion with

, PRESIIYTERIAN COLLEGIATE SCHOOL'

Next Session begins September 8, 1931.

Experienced Stall' of University _Gradu:itcs._ ' Courses lending to Junior and Senior Matriculation. Matrici_ilation to Royal Military College. Special courses in Commercial liranrhcs :inii in Music. Residential advzintagos, with careful 'supcri'i\=ion of _ studies and other activities, for those who so desire.

Fri-.1 mod"/ilr. Fm fwfr.-alan uppiy in C. I..'1ilfmrr. lil A.. hivlril-<i’, Picton Anulrmv, l’|`nlou, N. S., _or In W. li, lliirfix, _lI./1., _.S'rm~1uv~.,

l’n'.vbyitn'ar| Rrsirlrliliul School, l’|`clou, N. S. -

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svccsss. _

uires shall be _elven special tariff preference by the import- ’

'_’“ always. And dont ol/crest, ing coiiiitry. The other was that such a iariif level may be l '

maiiitaliictl by each country with respect to its own pro

ucis as will give it adequate protection in the home;

market.

The Public Forum

_ This column is open for the

discussion by correspondent! of questions of Interest This Charlottetown Guardian does

' Patient-“I believe I'ni ii litti better, doctor, but 1`m still slio ,vi breath." Dr. Kiliuml can stop that co

plciely after a few more treat ments. -`

Recognition of these two principles constitutes the best

have a couple of billions to spend for other things -D"troit Free Press

3 ~"» ‘ ' 'l`ry to kfcp the hips and should- i

ers as far away from one another commodities wiiicfi are not co:;‘.1i'.‘iiiivc with one another in

possible. . kind or r1ualit_v.,'I‘lie fatal weakness of the former Canad-

in-Austi':ilian treaty was that it did not recognize or make

If gallant citizens -of the United

States had conquered tlic Himalay- an Peak “Kaniet," the newspapers

_ . » » - - . ‘ ' f ' ‘ic "'ei. No trade agree-

,,l,0,, _,ugh a c,,,,,l,m.ln? .uuount of the ouive in the small friiaiaiitce of the peini.inea_ce of i_. 1... _ ‘ __

1”” °n "5 ““H°_““' flcbt ‘md sm of io-.ic::, weightof body on me 1,8115 iuciit can stand thc icsi ot c‘:1i:~i'l;"i<~c iiliica contem Jlatcs

of the feet. I

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he “swapping of jack-i.'iivcs.” II:cI1ii'oc;il dealin_e,'s require o be cai'i'ied out in such a ivry as to insure an exchange of

not necessarily endorse the opinions at correspondents.

THE KENSINGTON MEETING

'$~'..

Sir,-To the independent or even

Al. ..- ~ ., . 1 .

BATHING

The idea of trying to keep as li

iall" as possible is the secret of allowance for this fundamental principle. It permitted

with a. Government of the same

type at Ottawa, and has failed

hvinane and far-reislilng conse- quuice to the world,

miserably, Would it be any more successful with a Govermnent it

has abused and condemned by reso- lution in the Legislature and from

one end of thc Province to the other?

For four years the Saunders-Lea-

Maclntyre aggregation has muddled through, adding extravagancc on ‘-

extravagance, debt on debt. It now, nbfféals to the country without a

policy and without a platform, in-

viting the people to _sign a blank -‘1'?i'il.-es this as a place where

cheque for them to fill in according to their own sweet dictates. It Ls too

much to expect that the electorate

will be so complaisant as to comply with their wishes.

i On the other hand, we have a

party headed by Mr. J. D. Stewart, of proved business and'administra-

tive ability, 9. leader described by a political opponent as one whose .viord is as good as his bond.

policy and a platform which ft will

rut let there be no mmmderstand_ have rem them before’ and kncw may be sure that they are not glv- _ ing at Basel. Nobody does, but the sad truth remains that canadian .._&`

is only a foretastc ol’ what the Lea

Government will encounter when it goes to the counti o A

---ii Editorial Nolcs

The “July frost" in oz-.uiolieior-1

'l'he Summcrside Liiifuals have

Our contemporary is again in-

of this continent would have blaz- oned the performance iii large, black frontpage headings, eight col- umns wide, The feat happens to have been achieved by Englishmen and so, naturally, we have not hoard much about it. We are glad to note, however, that the Royal'Geograpl,- ical Society has formally congratu- lated Mr. Frank Sniythe and the little band of young British climb-‘ ers who accompanied him.

As the London Times says, the

successful ascent of the mountain, 25,447 feet above sea level, and the highest summit on which the foot of man has yet been sct, is xi not- able triumph for Mr. Sniythc and his associates who have well earned thc congratulations of older moun- taineers. It was truly in keeping with the modest traditions of Brit- ish heroes that when Smytlic, Ship- ton. Holdswortii, and the porters. Lcwa and Nlnia Doi-ji, had almost reaclicd the i:op oi' the peak, the Englisliiueii of the party sigiicci to Lewa to go ahead and take the iioiior of being the first liuinaii being to tread the summit, and similarly that they decided to let their best porter, Iicsar Singh, share with Captain Birnie and Dr. Greene

the credit of the second ascent.

would come to Canada. George Ber-

were s. young man he would fo to »

lie erect, carriage. Doii`t let your body sink. Keep

your body tall whether staizilirg or sitting. Remember most of us sit more than we stand.

For Better Service

(Moncton Transcript)

T110 how car ferry now on the

route between Prince Edward 15- land and the mainland comes as 11 welcome addition t othe transpor- tation facilities of the Maritime P1`0'~'il1C1’S- It will provide more ade- qustcly for the increasing traffic, Wh frfislit and passenger, and will bc of especial advantage dur- iiis the busy passenger season _in I the summer. By none will it be more appreciated than by those ilvwclllns in motor-ear-s' who will S find the provision by which they can drive directly on board thc

Smlmel. and of! again at their d_ss_ asked should goveriiments` com-|

tinzition a decided improvement; over the former art-oiigemeup While the ferry service 15 pl-0v1d@d

D1`iuiai‘iIY for the convenience of"“

the dwellers in the island province, _

the better service which can be light in lingering over si. meal given by the new craft w111 be topped off with a slice of_ their

ula" ‘-.~ ` . liisfilffi-'

'Y n ug- 6. Stanley Baldwin said the other gay; ye cg);-;ci:tC(l.‘iz' tT`]i'ms who §;:o;t;, Elrsmlrogzdlmfhclrctosguis

C 1 0 visl 1 - _ 5 i

--_ day that it he were a young man hc lllm ns supmol. acCOn.l0d;;onpl;ru slworlng the aroma ,md lnhallngi

also be an asset to the increasing,i.he...bouguct, will tell you that!

csiablisiiccl rooms in the curlin mm Shaw now mms that if he traffic and will make it easier to cheese does flUii2 RS mimi! t0 make

g d

rink for tue provincial elimiion Russi ’ in uce more visitors to take the life richer and fuller as poetry

" . a. But, of course, he rpokc as _

ear.-ilztligll and a loml ml,,,l. dc_ one who has never been in cmmh tohthc Gaiden oi; the Gulf. does. There are cheeses and checs-

' ‘ " 1 o iew I-':‘;~_-x s camcr and es, just as there are poems and

HWY since the com "IMO" M Bri" h the new hotel at. Charlottetown, poems, starting at the bottom with

can CUYI UD and take ii last long an`d American ngaxfmml qutlxoritics the government rni1~.:iy syst-"in is doggerci and certain kinds of poor-

51001).-Moncton Times I ` doing its Shflre to make the :.».Zi'.id er homemade cheese and ascending

' s necessary for an international ,mmcllve ,or lslm ’

-~ loan to Germany or the Rcichsbank, __‘ V 4 rs' me S6516 50 U10 Sublime heights of

One promise that' Premier Ben- it is not to be asshmcd that France

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uct; lllmgc ln [llc federal cam ai" will set up extravagant political de- Cheese and I oetry pieces as smmn and Roqlmort'

P -" _ ___-~ 'rho iid.1<in¢iiy cheddar, conti-

is completely ignored by the a ti- mmds as a condition of Gelman m S

been apparent at the Kcnsiiisivri

to the opposing voter, it must have `

. I ‘

" iliuttcr, and the dairying industry of this country was

Australizin,--:iiid as subsequently extended New Zealand butter,-to be imported into Canada on payment of the nominal duly of 1 cent per pound, while the general Can- adian tzirlfi’ on butter was only 3 cents and afforded no effective protection to the domestic producer. 'l‘hc conse- < uencc was that Canada, was dclugcd with New Zealand

almost destroyed. Under the new treaty there is to be a duty of 5 ecnis per pound on Australian butter, as against the general tariff rates against other countries of 8 cents pci' pound. This should afford ample protection to the Canadian butter 1ir0duc':i's, but if experience shows that it does not, there is a provision in the treaty under which the Canadian duty may bc increased without prejudice to the other items comprised in the pact. The agreement has been drafted with the uitiiofit cure, and as there is perfect accord between the two (.lov'.-rnnicnis as to the objects each has in view, thcrc is litilc likelihood of future friction or dissatis- faction on either side.

ng Archibald Lanivninn. Canadian lcnnariian poetry in spite or the

ceived applause, where the audio-nc i deemed it merited. But to one know-

i ing their ability to estimate the log- - ic in the arguments' advanced to

meeting that Messrs. Strong and- Morrison have the-support of the i i

very best people of that practical. ' _l intelligent and progressive centre. j Both sides received an equally nt- 1 tentive hearing and all speakers rc- i

1, sc. __ ._-;:;

ng the people well and also know- ._

wr!-

support any statement, it must be conceded that the better arguments l and the more promising results were advanced by the Conservative

speakers. Sitting in the audience' and open to conviction, one is tlicl

tho Guardian know that o. Ken- sington audiencc is competent to

more free to judge. All readers of 1- i

D00i. and ii? WHS 0\‘0Ci»Cd by SUV- ‘recognition given abroad to Roberts

crlptions from his friends and admirers .The question, says thei London Iwee Press, might well be

mcmoraie great po:is as well as!

Cai-man Lampniaii, and others, The answer to that m'glit be that if governments did as much to cn- rourage poetry as they have to cn- courage checseniaking, the two arts

judge the explanation, the argu-

ment and the logic advanced by po- V1 iitical speakers on both sides, and,

a. stranger could sce that thc g':ca.t- C _ _ . .

at Wednesday nights meeting, cvcii '

r measuie of their suppoit was ac- fi

corded to the good work of thc Con- '

*”`-_ heroic verse and such master-I

_ .

great industries, or, on ilio other hand, is cheec::iie.‘:iiig ini mt in

e same class .is poct:\'.’ `

Lovers of good cheese, who dc-

iiiight have won equal renown. At any rate, this section of the country will shew cairiis paying eflual hon. our the two branches of endeavor.

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FROM HEIGHT BEYOND HEIGHT

Man's thought. is higher than the

mountains arc;

His knowledge weighs thc stars and | reads their light; His dreams range where unchnrter-

ed heavens lic.

Yet no whit nearer still there soars

' afar

ii mllcl-_ on the other hand’ Germany (Sydney Post) ,tutlng the bulk of Cnnndas cheese,

Bennett |ii-ms in this Province. I-lc must show g00dfa1¢h_ p¢,11¢1¢1;11y 115 T0 ¢0I`Uiin iJ00Di@. there mayimighf be Compnrcd with pleasant liromised an invcsiiilation into the well as financially, if she expects to Seem ii SHBM 1"°°nEl”UiiY in U10 §P“5i'°"“1 Verse and mlm" P°°m5l

gcmlllwllols smmlnll be relieved. Francois entitled to cer- PYUPUSHI Of thc Federal Govern- lthe lusty Limburgcr is the Walt'

tain political guarantees, inasmuch ment 50 9l`0Ct fl Gaim in 0Xf0I‘d iwhliman °f cheeses' fun M mem: as money 15 the very Mncws of Wm-_ Country, marking the location of fflnd Btfehllhl R0\'iU0f0Yt has tlic' Germany mint not devote borrowed C=\m1df\'S first Ch00S’¢ fR¢t0l°Y- “"3 *md Subucti' °f' -“Yi Edna SL

i The Conservative party has a dulging in frantic predictions of moneyiowar purposes. The attempt ‘Th'2 IUOSYS YCCCM Cairn in Western lViH°l‘"5 Mmayi SU"-011 MS B

Vlctory at the polls_ The Snmg old to form a political union with Aug- Ontario is that at Morpeth, honor- Bl‘0Wl1illE€SllU0 V|$§0\' HMI flilvorl

_ _ ,. _ _ trio under the guise of ii commer

lliipienicnt without unncces.ary de headlines which were used in the,cm accord must be abandoned “Bohm hem” an you hear." Mm dcccpmcly mud' like some of the 1"” 1”” fedeml °]°°“°“ and in the W' Germany must undertake to hold Montagu Norman, governor of the younger whimsical satirisis. Cott.

ln the midst of the bottle 1: 15 not election in Second Prince are belngl Fascisis and Communists in check, Bank of England, on his return to age cheese has the homely. appeal i

always tml, 10 _gcc the lssue clam-ly_ pressed pm, 5el»vl¢9_ The Ulecwrs in order that the lending nations London from the World Bank meet- of Edgar A. Guest. And the sad

his with the decisive hour nlmost, W _ .g

ing financial stimulus to s German trouble is that what we do believe cheese has made more of an in- '

Mt my _W “WM _ _ - _L revolution;-Washington Post. is so often not true

_ temationnl namé for itself than has road to success ' '

A _ ‘_ __ _

clcam cheezcs are smooth and

Beyond man‘s highest thought, tho

infinite,

Beyond his farthest dream, eter-

nity.

_ . _ _ -Curtis H. Page.

"How kind of you," said the girl,`

"to bring me those lovely flowers. They are so beautiful and fresh. I believe thero is some dew on them yet."

"Yes," stammcrcd the young man

in great embarrassment. “but I am going to pay it ofi tomorrow." '

servatlvc speakers. _

sington, take heed and not be dc- ccivcd by any particular maticr, but be convinced by the policy that will surely serve the best interests of the whole Province. ‘

Let other centres, such as is Ken- I

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I am, Sir, etc.,

VOTER.

E. il. FUSTER

'airs

lf you want something nice

in Ilaiiiing Caps, you will finri it at our store. We are giving liberal discounts nn these for remainder- of the

week. `

Our special 15c cap is a

beauty. Call and sec them.

_ aby _ Pants

Extra. strong rubber limits

for young children. All sizes we pair. Excellent wlilv-

Beach Balls

We have xv. few nil-e Bcacli

Balls in various colors and exlralargc. Clcarinfr at 19° cacli. Get one now-

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There are manv buy ways on thel,

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