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day that tho Prince Edward' ls land membors have distingulshnd îlhomsei-ves at Ottawa. “The Manse." ‘the ‘Patriot informa us "is attendod by them in the alter. noons aven no lato as mldnight and hetween one and two o'clcok occasion." in thèse strenuous attendances and sleep. ioss‘ watchlngs over tho intorests lui' thcir native .province. lite Patriot says they have eeuured a number ot' grants ior Prince En jward island. The onJy item worthy oi -the Patriot's iulsome adulation is that for 114.000 "for haroors

on 501116

and rivers generally." a rcvote ot an item passed year alter wear and ot which no! înore than 33.000 has been spent in auy une year since it was tirst placed tu the esti mules. Mr. J. J. Huglies in eio— quenlly ple-‘lding fur this revote is reporter] in Hanmrd as saying: "la is uot a new vote ami ii' tire money is not wamed it will net ‘be oxpended and no harm wlll he Ëdone. The item passed as il. bas

passed year latter year (or many .years and oi which tho provmce Ïncvcr recoived more than an inv lfinitessmai traction. t

' in the iist, however. we t‘ind uot la dollar ior the standardization ol äthe remainder of the Prince Ed- iward Island Railway nor an olo quent -protest by any oi the island ‘mombers against lts omission, ni- though tho Pairiot'n interpretn tion of the tpi‘omises oi Mr. Mac

Kenzie King gave our people the umrs The Patriot adds the iollow»'.

impression that this work lvyould .ho'prnceeded with as soon as the King adiministratlmr got‘on its

ieet. Even the uneiqpended portion|

oi' thc revote oi' 814.000 wonld

have been a help in this much

needed v'vork but it wae not sug-Ëaÿread‘y mangé. tha Veoling .iislbe ioined -by hcr

gsted. Our peopie however aro 'Iearning by paint‘ul ‘that Liberal proelection promises ure not expected to be kopt,

-—-—-—.O->———-

H U MOROUSLV APOL‘OGETIC

Liborol comment on the new Fielding tarifr and pl‘uDOSl'd une ation might lie summed un i. the iamiliar Scottish saylng "lt might have been waur (worse)". withoue lhand pointing out the ‘wisdnmnand iihe sagaclty with which Mr. Ficld

Ein}; graippled with the difl‘icult sltu

ution’and with the othor showing the del'ects and the weuknesses oi the taritf. the i'aithiul prose undor. takes La wnllow rit all withuut a grimace.

The :St. John Tolegraph. prob ably tho oblth Liberal newspaper in the Maritime piÿovinces. par forme tho swallowing ieat with humorous heroism.

At tire outsot The Telogrnph re- minds ite roaders- that “tho coun- try w-as told some months ego by the Prime Mlnister and Hon. Mr. Fleiding as Well thai there would ho no general tarii‘i revislon at this session." The Telegræph con. siders it best not to say anything auront -what the Prime Mlnister. Mr. Fielding and ail the Liberal candidates had sald beiore tiiat time when they were campfvigning for tire oleotion. lt proceeds huw- ever: “It was. thereiore. not ex «pected thot the leeral tarit! plodges would ho carriod inio ei—

riact ut titis time and they are not".

it remarka that tire chausson“) in. the expectatiou tendoncy in Customs charges will be main tained.” Seoin; that tho “down-

'ward nendoncy' iras boen. moin—

tho‘tained for many years undor dit:

thoro il The

feront adntinlotrations

e"l"lleleg'ramh soma lrp lto_ opinions

thus au with thoëonciullon that "Ho." (Mr. Holding.) "hns diron- pointed ali tho Conaervetlves by

Trie onces-r maunAncE “En. swing tho commuter somo reliei"

a.

i5

. w

OY IN PREÆJ LAND ' 2.3.5: “ r

p'u. f'v

‘ C

(rolieving thoin ni ono million tin-

il“.

1...“ un. karma-4.... à.an (-nllol) Il un... I- canna on!

SATURDAY. MAY 25', 1922 V

we note hy tho Patriot or Thora"

afin

Mien through roducod dntlos and adding 836900.000 in .oalèl tu) “and promlslngÿ more} (which

nonne kind). “lie hae roalntod tne tomptation to yloid t9 tho Pro grosslve preneurs [or more radical changes. [Ho ha‘s dlsappointod soma Liberals who 'wel'e disposed t0 oxpoct sweoping changes." "Tho formera» in particular and tho consumore in general have galned iewer concessions [han they wishod." adda Throughout its comment. Thn Telegraph is in- irankly

'l‘ho 'l‘elosra pli .

‘ geniously apologetlc.

.The Toronto Globe swallows it with attempts at exploitation. lt

eva slve and

cuir-mente. thusly:

'“Tho increase in, the sales tsx by‘ iiity par confia the Fielding budget has ono tenture oi‘ special significanCe. At prenant the is tour per cent. and ll_ke tire old rate it will make no discrimination between tho countrios irom which the goods ure Imported; but the incroase or two per cent Will be more than offset on importe i'rom Great Britain oi enamelled ware. cotton iabrics. ilannois. lustres. woollen i’albrics, woollen clothing. rubber clothing. knltted gonds. and bootà and shoes. by an increase

du

or 2 112 par cent in the preieren- tial tariil’ on these lpl'OdlchS."

Commente from other Upper Canadian papere are equally in formative. equaily mpolngotic. and equaliy evaslve. many ot‘ them unv consciously humorous.

To a canned article in lts col»'

iing bit oi’ sommer comedy on ils Îown. hook. At leasç we assume.“ lla its own as it isthe only paper in Canada. so iar as we know. that .couid .put it thnt ‘way':

l “Tho 'clouds of depression, are

widespread that the worst hue

experience' passed. and the restorntion oi con-"nom" n°79 "0m Fredcr-icton.

liidence wili inspira the hope. nay

- itho faith. that as a quarter oi a - {ceintqu ego 'tha Fielding Tariiï

'was_ the beglnning ara period ol Iunoxampled progress and prospor- Ïity. so the Budget iramed by the lsnmc monter hnnd yesterday may ho tho harb'inger oi' botter days

iorward to groater achlevementc and an ample: prospority." lt has been sait] oi Tho Patriot

that. li on. a leeral siin headod l'or perdition and 'wlth the Littoral l'lag ilying. lt would, oven when making the lest plunge ovor the procipice. deolaro "Wo are all right yet."

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THE ETERNAL ROUND

A southorn tanner. asked, why ho was raislng sa much corn. roplied "to raiso more hogs“. Why d'id ho -want to raine more hogs? “To buy more land." What did he want more land for? “'l‘o

raine more 'corn." ’i‘o grow moro

more land, to grow more nom to ioed more boss, to huy more

ltho etornal round upon which lie emended his energies and his In genuity.

it recnlis which the entorcd, as

the eternal round' upon iBell government has

ourable George E. Huglios: “’i‘o employ more oflieials. to collent more taxes. to ineroarso the pay oi oiiiclals ton employ more mncialn to ooiloct more taxes tu incroaso tho pay ol' omcialn. and se ou thronsh tho etornai round!

it is ingonious but uniortunate- ly thors is no logtcal and to tire syltom. Fortunntoly the inzonimls machine iteoli hall an and l‘on the and il in nlnht. othorÿise wo m'ight go on eternaily employins more oiiloials tocolloct more taxée to puy incroased natal-fil“ io oi- iioiolo to coiioct more taxes to—

hooven iorbid n n il to'bo oi un; I '

«whole editorial l

-.when Canada. w‘ll again marcn

corn to ioed more hozs, to buy v

land. and so on ad infinitum, was l

explained by ‘thc lion-

”. i' .i

-1 Mai

VICTORIA DAY.

V' ‘ .‘ ! What'goldon menoriea ' ballon! Tire very mention oi’ that. qnoen-

nome;

‘ln myrled nenni: rit le u dooply

graveur, , l As tiho momie or a luit ci initie.

Souliers uni entamer; pues and are toœotten. ‘

Swept ta obiivicn ou hy rouelle!» flood. ; ' i

But ever brlghtor sh'unoa thé dcup

affection ' ' _‘ lFor lier: thopeopie œ‘ii "Vicm'ia

1118 Good." O U 0 0m: oi Lhe victime ' oi’ moaslos. which is prevalent in tire soum- wor-t London district was the

Dunhess or Devone’hireæwiie oi' tho

former Govornor-Genorai u‘i' Can-

nda who su-ii’ersd ir'om'a severe at- mck. ' .‘> '

o o o _ Surmundod 'by carnations, rase;

and datiost tho hovy oi pretty tout»: nurses Mrsses Lanra, Amclla Dodd. Catherlne Nichoinon. Ritth

and MabeJ Amande Wright who earller in rthe ovening

ha’d rocaived tuelr diplomas and close pins in the Hoartz Memorial Hall. were Lire gueets oi honor Monday evening at a rocoption: glvon (hem by tue junior nurses o: tho P. in. island Ho‘mîini in tre Nurses Home. The visitons who were tho relatives and rriends, :vere very kintlfiy woicomed ny tho matron, Mine Boer. “ho 'nas al- rcady endeared herscli’ tc hor stuii and hcr assistant Miss Proiltt. ho fore bains usherod into the mnnic room wliere a wiltty and original prognun was given consisting or chemises especlal'ly cotnposcd iur

the Ibenef't oi the 1922 graduatan class., Aviter a joliy hour reiresh»

meute were daintily and abondante. 'iy served. 'l'he guests. citer stngn ing “For they are Jnlly Gond Fel-

lows" and extendlng heartlost con. gratuüntzions said tiroir iarewells.

T'ne nurses were vpresonteri with the usuai exquisito bouquets .by Mr.. Jumes T'ail. an annuai gli‘t' Iwhich le aiways a deiizht to the tsraduating clans. ’ V

Û I Mr. A. A. Pomeroy hais had as his guosto this week Mr. and Murs. i", C. Edgecomhe or Fredcricton. N. n. er. Edgccomybc. who han had a: plensan.t hollday iishing. sightaeeÏ mg, etc. le leavlug ‘today vior Hall. inx. Mm. Edgemmbc will romain over‘nntll next. Week vvhon site wiiil two daughters hus‘nanda wil'l

who with thcir

O t O Thc Daughters oi the Empire tes in tire Nnvy Longue yesterriny aitæ-rnoon was'ons oi.’ the nicesr ni- i’airs held icr some lime and the' w'ido patronage it received must have boen gratiiying to nthe indien whn vworked se strenuoosiy ior ils success. Tire many fancy articles attractivon arrangod sdld quiclriy to approciative ibuyors. whilo «the tea. 'which ’was a dadnty collection oi evor'y‘thing thnt is good to eat. n'as thoroughly» enioyd.. û Û t

Victoria Day, with lia brighrt sunn shllne. :foumd Charlohtotown dosert- cd and the irist boliday. oi sprlng wrus royaliy calebrated .lxv u 'Nmnd oi plantes. drives and iiahing parties. ‘

ü 0 O . t

A (lance a4, Beiïch Grave lnn 'W‘ls enioyed by rthovvislting Oddiellmm and thoir friands. tho vin'n bam' openod en Victoria Dny lior thg iirst time tthis oenoon. mmä—H

I

“M Daily Seiections loi Guirdiï Renier

Front un W. t. Louoon collection

' . ' NEW COURAGE

By F. w. Hutt ,

Néver mind the l’allures. try to

Just basin ail ovor, aiming htgnsr than berore———‘

Never mlnd the iailures. hope for something good in store. '

Never mind tho ioilures. trudge ' aiong anothor mile; Notice how one little path sunnier tho while. :Mounrt each hill in triumph and with 'iaith both strong and new Hoid tho path oi’ honor whatsoe'er : it .passos' through.

STOWB

Novor mind tihe (allures. Strivo to clear a botter way Courage ior tomorww be motto for today. V. Up yo cheery henrth onoo. no timo

your

Nevor'mlnd taire. 'iailuroe—mako thoworld oround you glad. "——-.-O.——-

A man may ho down but nevor out unions ho la down in tho mouth.

but yo’u imow the met. '

,v.

Il me cool otriko koope un more wili ne a. slow chausse.

8 Mit-‘- ‘

Evelyn iSheidow, Wiimiired Mary '- - Mcimron

Coombs, leit thia week

0!

woii r Ictod at tho

.. cordial welcorne in Mile city. Yos. torday tilaoy were ontertartned t0 u drive around the ctty and suburbs.

“nd a buter mm A cable irom bontlon u) tlw Koep in mind the purpone oi the ‘Yofld sa”: "-‘ady “Bah”! cave" vit-adore or today; dieh. tho Duke or Devonshiro‘s

boautliui daughtor. lms boen i’ilmed

bains ohawn et ail me moving inic'trure shows. tsigniiicant'lv. site la descrlbed in tho :plcture ao tho “loi whom ouch portion. ‘ rpu -c nsterestis bel ” Lady Rochool. (me o: :tnhî 353:1“)- ing ‘bridosmaide ol Princese Mary. omilod must agreeahly vbefore tho carnet-a. Œhe film exciter a nuzz ni adroirotion whore'ver it le shawn. Tho oxhibiting of tho picturo luis naturaiiy revived tire report thot a marriageia conmmplatod for lier :ith ono ni tho roya'l Princes-«R la for hem! “d Ioirtovod toubo tho Prince oi' Wuies. bigh ooclety to allow home": to be ' iilmod in tir/i. distinctive wav ior tho “Topioal Budget." lt wiii have ono resu-lt—overybody in un; coun, tury wili harn or

Inepstako Minou handicap modal‘play ior mon and maman 'wna collod, tho “rumen hein; Mr. vP. 'l'. Watkln and 'Mro. W. K. Rouans. lumineux won nervod in Mm. MoCroady prœldont, Mrn. w. 8.- Stewan. Un. Bhncnom‘ and Mrs Nool Demain. Today'a tan hontesses' wviil > bo 1mn. l“. 'L. Hussard. 'Mrs. w. Erdl'ey Hyndman nom. .1. o. ‘ Hyunman and Mina naviiaufi. ' w o'o I L' 1’ .' The Duke or Donnaushtz'who mon 72 'last weok. was mu: chose who visitad Lord and lady Shaush. nes'sey Nord" tuait" detfirturo. ior Canada o'n tho" Emprcasïi France, l-lis xra‘tîdeori moineau; o: Ram- say. son or pomminder and Lady Patrlcla Rnrnbay, a now tho idol oi tho ‘Duke's oye and gironde much tlmc with iris royal xrîlndparont. O o o ‘ H. The young. peonlovaro eagerly antidpating- "reconnus; oi tho tennis «un: nt'tho -Pork titis oiit-rnonn when tea 'wi'il ho served bx 'tho Mlssos nourke. 'Miss Froda 'Haszard and M‘ias' Mitlor. C ù 0 There is qulto a 1m. ‘oi aciivity among the sommer cdttages jus: now. cieaning up tho grounds. planting gardons and sonemi'ly ronovating for (ne summor menu so qulckly approaching. Keppock is to have revers! nnwnrsldents this year. and Hollaud Hall han ‘ite usuai quota oi visitons listed. whilo the ’hotols ara also ail Ibooked ahead d‘or a full senson. A new nommer colony le oponing thifs sea- son M Southport, facing tho Eaat River, wherc eight or more pretty new bouses have aiready malle their appearance. It is understood flint me Baok "malin hi tire Royal and Canadien Bank oi’ Commerce have each italien a. bouse. whiio othens are to ho oocirpied hy pant- ios of young poople and niami'lies irom thiis city. Q t O

‘M‘r. Enrle Spleen- oi Halii’nx. who ls su kindly remembered in this city, gave a succeoeiu'i recitai ait the Aeolian Hall. houdan. th-is week. 4Mr. Spicer. 'who is :t hari- iono. mudo his iirst appearanco liant 'week ‘at a Queen’s Hall orchest-

(mn m—lerw“ Whnm '9'..-‘

Haro and thon you con hanl o good loti and moto loir qood on tho 'Govommont rond. Thot bY/Iilt nome Mimi lotion uy. ne wo rond in ’Nlo 'Patrlot tho otherday: which sil port ni tire trnth and only n port. vhon nll of tho (acta a_ro laid tthoort. For it'a up with a trounco and clown with Lthud. whore tho wuhouta coma with tho Sprint-cime Sonde. au‘you (now: alonz il: rothoruon toit... nome timon aioo bronktns your cor nonnes. and ailways whon rock'nlns the distance to town, yanehotü drink oi hou)!" you must go un and down.

Just now oii tho ronds aro mal- ly dry. whether ùhoy run .whoro

ail about oquaiiy mugh. and this lest tact is particularly touch. In the Sprlng and tho M thero le .tmtd over ail: and in wintor ou covered lbenoath phe snowtiall. So four (months out. oi twelve,'.we Imay say to ourselvea—ilor ono-thlnd of the yeat. no it now mont mou— is rail and Œhe vory hast we can got. whether tho saunas are dry or wot, linom mis Govornment neheme with its cost and its .dobt. That's tulle euro o! it ell, though porhapo a lottor may norw and thon say tho lmproved ronds are Ibottor.

Heroinnd thore botter. but some oi’ thom vile, and the cost up to two thousand ddllars a 'mliie—ono Imile improvod where there'o ton miles noglectod. Just as mlght have been expected. ii’ two take ali ùha rounds into mneidomtion along with the .blundoring 'Bell combination! One mile in ton inade worso or botter. ior one-thJ-rd oi the year—that's 'what.'ahouid have boen said in a letter. ’l‘wo t'houennd a «mile‘makos a. 'big debt nlond. more thon homes coqu haut on a. Government rond.

Stop and thinik now ior Iolly iour months oi the yen: Jack Frost. the peuplo’s lgreat Engl-neor. buildde tho people his excellent onow ronds! bo tho land iow or 'nigh. and

rai concert. . ' ' o e o lM‘rs. creener. and t'wo llttle' dauglrters who spent the wintcr in titis city with IMr. Edmund G. _ on return to their home. iMr. Coombs ab- c‘ompanying- them to Ottawa. l O 0 0 I

Tho Quoon ni the Bolgtane has'

1m acceptait the'gi-it oi an Englieh' aeropiano for her own use. and in-l

tends to pilot it herscli. t Û Û I

‘Tho R‘ight Rerv. C. W. Gordon.l D. D.. or Winnipeg. modernior oi’ tho Preslbyierian Church in (Jans ada. who la we’ll linown :ilso as 5.301011 'Connor' wae amiong the inter-

ebtting visitons t0 arrive in tho city last evoning. r

0 1l Ü Letters [nom Mr. and Mra. Jamca Piston titis .woek indicato thoy are hnvin'g a glorions tinte on thetr trip -to Spain and theiMediteranoan' countrles. At tho Azores en route they were charmed and delighted w'th tire beauuit'ul . gardons o! Ponta Delgada where thero are‘ all loin-do a! -i’lowerrg' in bloom besidee pille arppios and oranges rendy vto 'bo pludked. I ù 0 Û Tne engagement ot' IMviss Holon Mouron. omiy daughter oi’ Mir. John-[L Modal-en, to Dr. E. Notting Home; iwu announcod amoug hheir_ itiondovtmuwook, tho mar- riago to .to'ko place eariy in Juno. 0 O O V "A Pair oi' ‘Sixes'f was vary prowiiy otaged and exceptionaily Prince Edward Thoaçre on 'l‘hursday oventng fby tho nomnunc Clulb dt ‘Mit. Allison ilnlvèmvty.‘ lit w.“ a dolightiul onlemlnment and ,the young par- wiii aiwaye mocolve a

00'

l‘or the "Tunical Budget." which le

t le unprocodonttcd ior. e girl in

Itimo ho takesi

and on youlthvand 'maidi

Blouse was' oitt'ing that ou: vory wiso Govemment thought it won mains to have tho new ronds kept alwaya repairod. and ior t-hil o meneurs rwao rhein; premred. mhnt tho roado'tihoy collet! "ponton. ont" me bo potohod ov'ry yen/r. me" “e l"“ed- But "le “mmmi'

est typo oi doii in tho "boy vomi)“ "ch mon“, m“ "t me” moduc_ — o chubby mnocot not oinnorotely

whore there are no ronds; ovor tho tire initia and ovor the ridges; and ovor tho rivers he builds us bridg- es, and ovory une oli iris «bridges ot ico so smooth and even and lovel and nice; overywhero it's t'hie en. glnoe-r's plan to lbuild his bridges. or single .span; he ‘buiids them qulck and uho huilds thon) stron-g;

ne ‘bnilds nhom .btroad and ho .buudsi

hem 'llonx; ovor thorivers and

nantis and mues. and oh. how 'lïlttlo ,

When. ho takes a contract he does not shirk; .he sets right at lt and doos tiho wnnk!

bridges tho ponds and tho river: and fbays. and oiton in a single nighit. ho libuilds anowrroads all clean and s’vhito over thousando or miles in country and bown. Just gathers matorlal and laye lit right down—when fille/ronds get . dirty ho puts on more, oi the samo mat- orial which ho ‘keops in store. (Ho isn‘t to vblalmo if it piles upin d-riits 7that'a the riault ai tho wind as lt Mowo'mnd nhiits!) lin thoapring li wo ask him rhow tmuch we owe l’or ‘hln bridges oi’ ice and his r'oads oti show. and .ior ‘kcoping them up ono-third oi a yoar? ho just zoos on with a smilo and a choar.