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Singing Color Fountain At World’s Fair

One oi the most unique attrac- nons at the World's Fair at Chic- ago is the Firestone Singing Oolor Fountain. in the gardens surround- ing ths Firestone factory and ex- hibition building.

‘This gorgeous spectac‘ is the only one of its kind in the world.~ 1i: presents in marvelous beauty a. per- fect harmony of music ever-chang- lng color combinations and varla_ ticns lnthe rise and fall oi the beau- tiiul mystic iountain. "This scientific enginerlng achievement is the re- mit oi years of work by some oi the

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AGAIN TOMORROW and Daily-Until June 10th. The SALADA Man is Call; ing AT RANDOM on Hundreds of ,Homes- in CHARLOTTETO WN and- Wherever he Calls and Finds a Packet of “SALADA” Tea he is Giving the Housewife ONE, DOLLAR for Her.

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world's greatest electrical engineers and scientists. -

This magnificent flinging Color Fountain u situated m mm. of the ultra-modern and attractive Fire- stone factory and exhibition bulld- lng in the center "of the spacious garden, nus unded by trees, shrubs and beautiful flowers. The great pool is 100 feet long and l5 feet wide, out of which rise the many dome-shaped mystic fountains, the powerful light rays of varying hues Denetrating the misty water. This diamond-like spray shoots twenty feet in the air-ail in tube with the music. The ever-changing shots oi colors and the varying velocity oi the water are in complete tune with the music that fllls the air from im- mense radio loud speakers hidden within the walls oi the building.

The Firestone factory and exhibi- tion building is one of the main at- I/alClrlDHl of the World's Fair. The building contains a complete tire factory, showing every step in the manufacture oi tires. and many unique and interesting dynamic dis- plays oi an educational nature.

In addition to this, Firestone has an exhibit in the great "Hall of Science" where one o! the features

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Will Discuss Lobster Exports

smwusr, N. 5., May 80- Iobster exporters of the Mari- time district will meet here io- day with Dr. W. A. Illoimd, de- puty minister of fisheries. and D. H. Sutherland, supervisor of the eastern division to deter- mine how export certificates under the new Franco-Canad- ian treaty shall be arranged and apportioned.

Under the treaty, if ratified by France, Canadian lobster

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THE CHARLOTTETOWN Mary, The Glpssing Sweeper

“ Pitch" Business Is Generally Dyihg Out in England And Times Are Hard For Daughter Of Veteran Of Crimean War.

Crossing sweepers, once lo be found in every London, (Eng) street have almost disappeared.’ Modem tariffs is against their technique, mud is not of the same thickness and skirts are shorter than they svere twenty years ago.

Here and there one may find a pitch, and one of tho last regular sweepers ls Mary, of Iladbroke grove. '

She has can-led on tho business begun by her’ father, who was a veteran oi the Orlmea, and the takings go to support herself and her mother, who is nearly 90.

Penny An Hon:

Mary laughs when ‘she speak-s oi her takings. ‘

I "People used to retire on cross- ings they tell me." she said to a reporter.

_ “It is hard to keep going on it now. satin-day ls my best day, and last Saturday I was here for over seven hours and took sevenpencc hrpenny. On Sunday I made two- pence."

Her mother who is not able to leave the one small basement room which ls their homc. is her chief support. They live on her old age pension.

"Five shilling goes for the rent" Mary explained "and if I can't make anything during tho day wv go without meals.

Flag Day Rivals.

‘Mother often worries about me, wondering what I shall do when she's gone, but I suppose I shall manage somehow."

m‘ Mary's opinion it is the flu! day custom which has mined crossing sweeping.

"They're always flagging for something. and if people 8W6 W them there is nothing left for us.”

is her point of view. Yet she has two regular patronsl both almost as poor as herself.

packers will be given a quota. oi 3,000 qulntals for export to France under the preferred tariff arrangements. Under French weight systems, this a1 mounts to 660,000 pounds gross weight, or 9,300 standard 48- pound cases.

British House Considers Tim-

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Paying Up Arrears

l One .woman gives her two hal- pennics each Monday, and on Sat~ . urdays_a. _man, gives hcr slxpence. He is unemployed and lives with his brother. also unemployed» “d his father too old to be employed.

If he is unable to give her the glxpencc he owes it to her, and faithfully pays up annals.

As Mary says, “He goes without himself in order to pay me."

But she can still smile at life. One of her humorous reminiscences

GUARDIAN

"Mother and I went." says IMMY. “and enjoyed ourselves. But we have never been since and never shall, of course.”

Another bit of fun for her is when the strolling comedians with. barrel-organs and dancing stunts come to the neighborhood.

"They always draw up opposite me," shc said, “and I sit in the stalls and don't paly,"

The stall is the uptumcd soap box which is hcr seat all the year round. ‘

By her side is her budge of of- iice, and although it is s draughty

orner shc does not cstoh cold.

“It's a. healthy life," says Mary. with another chuckle.

“Wonderful how you can live on air and a cup of tea now and then to wash ll down."

SPRINGFIELD WOMEN'S INSTITUTE

The regular monthly meeting of Erpringiield Women's Institute WES held in the school house on May 18 with seven members and two visitors present. Meeting r ’ with Odc. The minutes oi the pre- vious meeting were read, adopted and signed. Miss Annie McLennan visited the school and reported that the water pail had been pur- chased. A bill or $1.00 for flowers sent io Miss Ruth McLeod was presented and ordered to be paid. A letter was read from Mrs. Peter Sinclair thanking the members ior letter oi sympathy. A letter was read from P. A. Crcelman. M. D., Superintendent regarding the Pro- vincial Sanatcrium. A letter was al- so reed from Mr. H. D. Johnson, President of Red Cross society re- garding the Red Cross Campaign. Misses Annie Molennan, Helen Buntain and Ruth Lambe were ap- pointed to collect for Red Gross Fund. Mrs. Hyatt Haslam and Mrs. A. K. McGrcgor were appointed to attend in Annual Convention in Charlottetown. A very interesting paper on the Women's Institute Oreed was read by lvllsa Muriel Haslam. Mrs. Norris Sinclair, Miss Emily Howard and Mrs. Robert Howard were appointed on Pm. gram‘ Committee. Roll call to be answered with "Favorite S ,.,. Dish." Meeting closed with Nation- al Anthem; ‘

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No matter what you are going to paint-the ex- fcric of your house, a piece of furniture, cellar floor, kitchen walls-we have a pro-tested C-I-L paint for the purpose.

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Ottawa Conference trade agree- ment, which calls for imposition oi restrictions against imports from foreign countries which are sold at lcss than cost price.

LIFE

only he who lives a life oi his ow-n can help the lives of other men-Phiiilph Brooks.

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‘THINNING

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tion is paid to thinning. Nature is usually Tavlsh and as a result far more seeds germinate than is neces- sary. But if all are allowed to grow the plants will he snlndly and weak. In the case of flowers the first squall will topple them over and the blooms will always be small. With such vegetables as carrots and head lettuce for instance, growth will be slower and slow growing vegetables are invariably lcss tender than those

that come along rapidly and un- checked. For well developed flow- ering planis allow at least. hall as much room each way as tho plant will be tall when fully grown. This will encourage symmetrical sidc growth, stout stems which need lit- tle ii any support and a plant cap~ able of producing full sized and full colored bloom.

PROGRESS

‘Prim pmcrrss" is the increase of the number of individuals who de- tach themselves from the inorganic mass of mankind, and develop their physical and moral qualities to the full extent of which they are cap- able under the conditions in which

has placed use-Boyle St. John.

No one can be sure in advance where tho. climbing path of truth may loud. it tlllCRllUiS to an near in llirrlhlf‘. prrCipi/JPS; it tirreatmis to lose itself hv-hlzid porpoildlculllf‘ rocks oi doubt. The appeal is to the brave mind, regardless of seli, to march on and climb, with sub- lime trust that truth leads surely to the heart oi’ God-Charles F. Dole.

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