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J. If. llurnrll. Edllur and Puhllnln-ri Allnrlnlo Ndlluir.

am. 4. a.‘ numi. I've-Inuit. D. K. Currlr.

IOIIII‘ Dilly [founded I887) $1.00 pol yen- (drllvérrdl In IIIYIIVIPOI QM [QI you (ﬂullﬂl, In mlvuncc, lu Cunudu, and 13.50 Q0! U- 5- A

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'l‘UESDAY, itPRIL 20, 1920

.\.\ YNl-‘Allf (‘ll.\ Rf} Ii.

It is sotneivhat surprising to fitul ati old and usu- ally astute cainptugnei‘ llkdtlltfvlﬁfﬁilllllllﬁl’ Cxllldrih the opinion that becatise Public '\\ orks expendtttii-cs 0n election years are freqtiently‘ heavier than on other years it indicates political coriunitioii on the part of representzitives and electors. The charge, which is evidently tin inlerence from gro; ljx exag gerated statements niatlchv Premier Bell with ii view to distiretlit the‘ late titltnitiistrtition, is as tili- founded as it is tuijttst to the farmers who are cit-ting‘- ed with selling their votes fora few tlays work.

Before swallowing Mr. brill: ,5i'<llt‘lilt‘.lll ttiat thousands of tlollzirs had been ‘t'<ll‘1"§'~l"~l_.\' Film“ f)“ roadsatitl briduics piwgyitiiislyi toe etccllllll. lili‘ Pli- aiiiinci‘ should htivt‘ asked. .\ir. llell to ne more ex~ 1ilicit; to point to a sitiggll‘ dollar that had beeai, spent unjttstifiitlil_‘~.‘. to a sittgle. lat-mei- uliti natl ac- cebtetl .1 lob on the rt=_;t't iii t‘.\'."tlilll_l_"t' tor his ‘stile. to

‘. . ' ' . < \ -‘ ' .. a ‘awry-p. pleat U1 11ml .l'|' 4; aqp-lt- ‘tiritlgc tipoii winch intintly‘ nail been ticetllt- . sptiit. lhe bit-tilts are at‘ Own to .\ll". lllll not? if‘ ‘i:'.'l'!‘ any 1nisa]ipi'opi'ta~ titius of pit‘ lie Hltiilli,» 2'4‘ i-otllrl zaisily have found it out.

It i§1l rt ri, .1 - ‘ " ; .-<t ‘. ‘ iiialtt‘ vague chill

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btzsities-ulthtl irlxitiii

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and Mr. lieli is an ;.-l " int-r shotlitl know bettt, . lt tittiti‘ fretp.‘t~iitl_‘.' trut nuitlt‘)? tWiii-titltt 1X1 lit ‘ttt-lts‘ end of 1t _iarliantentarj; tt-riii than when things are rtniniiiu" their t_>‘i'til.l1lll‘_\.‘ course. It has been C‘.1Stt)111‘¢11'_\' for both political parties to put off any public works that could be put olftill neces- sity compelled action; custotnaryﬂin zidininistrtitive business as in matiy others to ])l‘(lCl"<l.<tl11£ltC till the last minute. Legislators, like‘ others, too often do this antl this factaccotnits for a large portion of the extressive expenditures o~ti election years. It is also true that legislators. on the eve of an election, tak- ing into consideration the proverbial uncertainty of. political life, are anxious that any work that requires to be done shall be done by their own supporters and not left t0 be done and the reward reaped by their political opponets. in case of political misfortune.

The Examiner, we take it, will not seriously question the legality" and the propriety of thislzittei‘ coitrse. It may pose as a Simon Pure directoref public opinion and public morals btit ivill not raise any conflict with the old orthodox political as well as military‘ creed that “to the victor belong the spoils.“ The Examiner will remember that during the last session of the Arsenault regime a strong plea was put tip on the floorof the House by the then oppositioti —now the governnient-tliat the Examiner should be given a largershare ofthe public printing and \ve have tzood reason to believe that the Examiner, as one of tliepzirt_y' orggans, made no deniur against the proposition.

Wenote that expenditure for printing, station- ery and advertising for the past fiscal year was $14,127.44 as against $9,624.31 for the previous year. Would the Examiner zirgue from this that the prin- ting houses were more sumptuously‘ fet.l on election year in order that those previously supporting the government should not forget their allegiance to the 1iarty' or in the hope that the tipposititin printers might, come over‘?

The bIxatitinci-‘s chartre is not only uticalled for but casts a very grave reflection upon those who do work on the public roads, bridges, etc., (at a rate of remuneration ridiculously small in comparison with the cost of livingl nine tenths of whom are farmers who would scorn to barter their votes for a paltry‘ political job.

that more tcxvai-tis" the

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(‘osr HI’ .~;'|‘l:il&i~1r~l.

Accordinc‘ to the '.:‘.l>t‘i~f1:w/.ettc there were 29S $1 rikes in (Ytnatla tluriutl; the year lfllf). The ntnnbei’ of t'l11])itl_\.‘(‘(‘.< itivolrt-il ‘mi: lflbﬂtltltl and they lost in all ll-llil/lllll workiutl‘ d-iy‘ tﬂilcitlating‘ their pay at an zivei'at‘;t- of $11.00 tit-r dziy the ltrs»: to (latititlit, the

"ainottnt to be overtalteii by |ll‘(l(ll‘(?tltl1l in (Tanadtt

will tinioutit to tiearlyﬁltifitltltlflt). This etiormtit-ts loss is even more serious tlntn appears on the surface. We are compctitit‘ "with other tiatiotis, competing to sitpply markets that are being exploited by tithers and we have fallen behind by this much. W}: have not only lost $16,000,000 but we have fallen behind in the race with others by this amount antl it is a large one for a country just getting upon its indus- trial feet. _ Some of the strikes were justified and succeeded in righting a wrong; others were absolutely unjusti-l fiable and useless and an absolute loss to employers, to employees and to Canada. Moreover the strike was a grave hardship to many innocent employees and their families. Every article manufactured for the market passes through the hands of several out- side the immediate employ: failure to manufacture it affects all those others so that while the economic loss is estimated at $16,000,000 "the actual wage loss of the strikers, the amount may be multilpied by three or four before we arrive at the ultimate loss. .Strikes are an expensive remedy for grievances and while they continue we need not look for a re- ; ction in the cost of living or for. successful compe-i with nations which wor er hours and are?

THE UHARLUTTETUWN‘ GUARIJIAll "URRENEQMMENT

We issued] lti gentle t-hzillcuge to the Pntiriot, Frcmiei‘ or any

l iberiil tnentiicr to name t‘. specific:

:U1ll which they would stand by .ir:d defend as an tictnii honest det- ‘lt on ll“.‘ill$ﬂlilltlll§ of the year 1010. Of course the trap was too well trailed and they‘ shied clear. \\'.‘ now offer them another ven- lll‘t‘.

\\‘ill the evening organ or tiny nzan jut-k of the combination un- ltflilkl‘ lti prov‘.- that there i! a rlcztr, clean. hmtiest, ‘actual and ancoultctl deficit exceeding $100.- ‘lil e1: the transactions of the ytuir?

lti coinptitiiii; this nothing hills.‘ bi- tXUlUtlHl. (‘apltal expeiztlitui-v. lt-bt. incrctzsm unpiiitl accounts. rei aue, credits, (now purposely‘ hid ieri tintl every rec ~lpt and outlay 1:‘;p‘..,v belonging to the business if tiii- ycai‘, tnust be tit-coutitctl for. '

'l'h»_\‘ cliiini front an llllt'tllllll'lll ‘l p.12" oi‘ the llt‘(".)lllll>'.'('Ill\l"1l< 'l’l'\‘tl by thi‘ tlebt aeciittnt it t\l'l- rlicr pace. that llllTl‘ is a slit-l"!-

o!‘ $2232 23.05. Parrot like ,i .ttiii_‘: o!‘ this h); the lﬂxziiiiiiit-i‘. E'at.1tii. Pioneer and Liberal int-ni-

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lit-rs will not conttirni it to fact and _

ritlh. Hy oft rt‘pi-:ttiil;.' tli gt" may in the ertl try to believe it tlii'lii— - ‘lvis, but to lil“\‘.\1\‘l1! lhtt ll is ‘liftliliitul t'.\Zlll,'l-§t'l'lli-§Ul1 so is their Tblll-irildlliliinll ot‘ it, .\'ti\\' troal our your proof.

. lllﬂlls ia‘ neihapg .i lillll: too .~ i:.'lit"tii'\.‘~. for his p lhllrzil ~ lillllfllll‘. lli- ~'ll!lll‘llllll‘.~‘ talk: out.‘ ind this ('1lll.~'('.*1 embarrassment ‘-‘-'l'-'ll ll" svlltzltl. no (ltllll)! the most charitable

ltl llll'.l\'.' veil |l\'\‘|'

.. til‘s st-nstititinal attacks up.in the fiiitinciiil t-retlit oi‘ the g-rtivincc, he deserved something better than the t»oltl_ci'ziclt nteasuretl out to hint in SZlIllIVllly-s issue. The l"l‘.- i!..~:t-rt‘tlit d. and the tluzi.ill_iyi letctitlctl. Lltcttusc .\ll‘. llitzgx. all] not specitit-tilly‘ tiaiiio it, ill" even-

.\l:‘ tltl-

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l‘ ti‘.

511i! organ tries to crawl [mm tin-Ti

‘lcr by zisstiniint: the (‘lty iiiviitiie? o lit‘ a iiint-oitiptitip yhti dill tiol know what 1:1‘ was talking tibout, and that he “l‘lt(lll.\lll.Y .\lE.\.\-"l‘ 'l'llitl (illii\lllllAN." 110w, shallow‘ and childish.

Pllllltlrtiiiato represenitiitloti is :a.~l bet-timing .i live issue in (‘an- ttltt .\latiiitib.t ha,- alreatly comi "o rin- ipre-trtint in lt-gisltititin and .11: ti restilt \\'ini.ipil;; will have lll sv-lls tltlcr the next election. l)tlii-i' provinces have also taken trlive steps to pres; for tltlllilﬂblo‘ ~pri .~t'lllll"lt.)ll of cities and indus- .'i.it t'i'!'ll'll< 1lt:('tll't|ill]§ to popnla it'll. in llicst- d-lFs of stress and .t'itil"ll.\'lllg iniptisititiiis upon the

Iluiilit. Illl‘ old slogan tilzalnst axti lon witlitlut i-tpi't-s:e:.t‘ili'tii\ l“. llllll“ forcibly applicable ‘ll-lti <\'<r. Unr t'it_i‘ t‘otincll have lone right in bringing this before Llll‘ provincial house and should Iisivt- the back-it; ot‘ tlit- Boaid of 'l‘i":ii!i‘ and tithci‘ responsible bodies .i.~ i‘ surely will llllVtJ the synipttthy tilll ttltlllvllllitlll of the citizens.

lllori‘

Auolhlt- Fatht-i‘ and Son week ‘was ptlssvtl, exceeding iii interest llltl t-ffet-iivt- work the best siticl‘ =lit- lllll\'f'lllt“lll bet-tun. It is litirtl

yo t'tlllt‘l‘l\'t‘ a grzititli-i‘ sight than

liii-st- gtithcriugs of nit-ti tinit boys. ‘-\'t‘t'_v lact- lirigih‘. with a radiant tnilt- and evtry one with u heart Jllli‘ soul delighting in the l‘Xt‘l'<

i Dilly Szlactloiis Guardian Readers

Furnllhad by W. 8. Loumn o Q ‘“§'@§

THE “lF" OF $PRING

(\\'ith Aptiltittlvs to Kipllnff.)

lf _\'tll1 i-an clean your ltouse WllPﬂ all about you .\re in tho way. and blaming lt on you ll‘ y-‘tiu can rlxt‘ al six with pail anti tlllsl mop, And bl‘ hall‘ dead :il night when you gi-t through; l1‘ you can rcrtih. and not ill‘. tired by scrubbing, Or, lieint: cross and hot. keep llfilVtlly mum, 0r, |lI'll'l|-', bated by the lamlljr, l)oti't zinswi-r back, and yo! don't look loo plum-

lf you i-an lF/‘lll ivllli dlrt and trnsh and etibwebst And trt-iit iill_ those just the same; lf you tlnn brat‘ to sec you've licnton Tracker] up w|t.h pint], yet hnw tn flx the blame! lf you can talw t-iinh glﬂsg am] turcd token Down from the wall where lt has ' always ltiln, t)r watt-h the things your mother gain yoie-hroken-

disasters

the rugs

pic-

And stop and glue the pieces on again‘-

lf You can ﬁll etich swift, vexallous i

Tlllflllff‘.

Wltlrsoap iintl brush and an the l

strength you've got- our house ls clean! and every.

thing that‘! I m And — which ll i. "- q

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‘the “Lent lilies" which have late

vl-s lti the coining lllt".| tit‘ our land ll-Jlotpient-tl has tit‘ lziti- been mourn

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

| rOQQOOOf§§QO-OOQ—OQ-OQOOO+O l, was distressed to sec that the tlaE-l

and tlccketl the nitinse groundsl

with cold, had all been niovetll

liltiwn, and lay withering in the‘ “MOVIES" AT JERUSALEM"

Isun. Asking. tor an explanation, he: lWtlS told that the minister's wife; ———— considered yellow “a vulgar col< (The Boston Herald) lOlZWTlllS would have "horriﬁed Wal- Jersualeni now has, according tolle.‘ Pater, the unconscious father Fvllﬂfl. 0H1)’ 0110 Ellﬁlllill llilflllll.‘ tit‘ the Vlctoriiiii "1\0Slh€l8S.'~ who i-altite. while during the war there was wont to decorate with various ‘"911! "Y0 llltlllll)‘ shows “taking llti< slmtles of yellow his rooms at vantage of good halls to stage Brrtscnose. ' some elaborate eﬂects." At the‘ ‘Spring bFlYlK-‘l Wltll it BBB-ill the Theatre Royal outside the Jnffn reminder that the Metropolitan slate at Christmas. 101T. "Cinder- Public Gardens Association is pre- ella“ was produced. Do the natives tiaretltti encouratsl‘ lllt‘ Wlmlilwel" tleliclit in ﬁlm plays? Ilo they ap- and area ixartlen by prize compel», plautl Chaplin's tliroivin: unerring- iiions. ".\ly maidens." wrote Gray. 1y a t-tistni-tl pie? no they wondel- "ate in the windows. like inosif- m at .\lziry Pickford and Theda Baral *1 minor ‘ll’ m?“ PM" of i m” in There was no trace ot a tlicatie in P"“l“°“l1““9 o" Cfmlomiigsllieet‘ Jewish history" until Herod built‘. "ml ‘he-V F‘) '0 bod "minim-ii" under

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inn one wounded severely the Heb ‘he ,s‘“"e mm. “s l do? The assoc l I

row conscience. The Semitic nilnd. iilﬁua wishes m “lam, ‘It known ltpngm mnintulnpil, ind m, ms“. that it will assist in this "three Xllllri m‘. elnhormp ‘imionsv H“ zmribuy o.‘ stall-s" KHlKlPRlHf-‘I’ by c-o-tipcral ml this dislike n: theatrical repress ‘lull “llll ‘my vimichnil i“ lulu)!’ “nmnong ‘U H“, absence m H tneinlzaliiiii which has-a satisfac- ,.Umph,.\. n,_y,_.l,,olng_,,_v_ which is H“ .toi~_._. g-q-llvlllt‘ by ayi-tinzinc an otit. my‘ hudrrv m, 01mm": m“ (mmm. ‘Jill!’ wlntloyv competition this sum- ‘ is tibseiietl in ilit‘ history‘ til‘ tlit‘ null.‘ h f“ ‘vimligrnll Wm“ can l.” wilt? and the llintliis. lt’ “tlit ‘limp ‘lull H “Imdowiboxf we“ m m“: "l. Songs" m“; mwndm ml, a the niurkit-i‘ parts tit lA()11d‘)]]~ ilramti. it was pertormetl privately; lll the course _o.‘ weililing ttistiviv CAIRO TO CAPE-NOT YET ies.

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(l.tlll\lUll liaitv Twileni-anll) “VULGAR” DAFFODILS - ‘

\\‘ilh tltc tiewt; of the failure oi; (Westminster Gaze-lit!) H“, gmm- Queen ll (‘titties a pan: "Lt-l him.“ sold hltlllilllllllﬂti, "who M ,1i,_-;,p;.l,ln|iiii~iit. .\ll lllt‘ iiiutrlr hath lwii loaiiys si-l! one. illlti bur inns \\l‘lf‘ll starlet! out from (‘airtr “i” ' W‘- m" hwi"! ii‘ bu‘ mm] on the tzisk tit‘ rctlcliinu the (‘ape til l‘! 'll" lﬁllllli ‘Ylllll’ "i" "Wm "'~"i“l' (ltiotl lltipi- by air (anti ilicitlcnttilly‘ cth tlic- soul.“ Yet in certain minds m‘ chortenlllt: by a thousand miles the route between the two 103905) ly hriclitcnetl London streets do ‘havp now QUHN‘ to grief, Africa still titil eict-ite pll-itstttablt- eti-itititinit. yi-ynﬂing in 1n-i-tinqtieretl.lilll llllp‘ .‘~‘»ir Herbert .\lax\vt~ll, hilt-titling a is "My m‘. 11,-," mum] (,1 U“. 51,311,, kirk service one .\lart'-li iiitiriiing: “to, and it will not lie ltini: before i .\‘ii‘it:zi has to own herself beaten When that time comes. whenever and by whomever the feat is at‘- l>(n"I)1Ll:h(‘(I_ we iiiusl not torzzet to tdllllllllt‘ at its true yalui‘ the work ‘of the nit-n who ‘intro lailt-tl in this ﬁrst and must intert-stiiit; attempt. 'l‘l\.t‘._\' have carried out ¢f-\'ll1‘l'lll""l' lal tvsts ol‘ real iulue 111m" m" ri-stilfs of wliii-li their successors will diipciitl in their t‘l'it>i“i:1.' The hnvlhi-‘iillil til"totlav llPPOHlPH the.

clses of the hour. The perfornittn~ t~t>s ol‘ the young petiplt- who took‘ part. ivert- surely excellent and must be most gratifying to thosl ‘ who in the :l‘t‘;iil ltangers untl Tux~ ‘ l1t:_v,- tnovcnicnt have dcvotetlly

lulztlurtltl and inltlrcstetl themsel-

‘e-l as ‘n lust art, but in this week. ll‘. was revived into lite. lt t-xiattfl lphigh you“ Ul- mm0r,.0w; and the‘, lm the unspoken hammiiiss a“ Qllamo ot‘ the achlevcnient {i095 101 round. It spoke lotidly in the heart_y_ m“ ma“ who suvm.\.is,,s mo‘ [will]. sOllg and the lllliitffl tippltiuse of the mgym" the i-otid rather than in the ‘iiltle multitudes, and it voiced its mp,“ who first cut that track ii;l‘t'lllfl‘ force in the ‘earnest. ll'l> [hyouglh tlit- jniialc. liiplint-Is "lix- lsfructive antl itnpre.~.s;v+- titltlti-ss-cs yqnriir“ knew all about till-s- twith those splt-ntlitl lessons wliichi"\‘.'ell l_ know wlitrll take the cred- lhave their liﬂing eITect. To the‘ it. all the (‘lt,‘\ er chaps that lltitlltl-s uﬁiose rttfresliiiit-nt tables “llloliuliw “'10,, “M. wrrt‘ so excellent and lzt-nertitis too ‘ “Mimi i’ EMT; I Illllt'll praise cannot be giilcii. l‘. p? l ‘ i m‘ l _, V pit Lisili»! to llllll. ill Ullﬁirrhmlli‘ w) hawk “ml d0 ihv uni-iii}:

' ‘ll be called the l>m""‘“l'>°'~ ."lllll't‘ll at lczisz there is to llll u l‘?-

_'l‘lic_\‘ _ iii-Q)- ‘turn llillltllltil fir tiic Mothcis anti ‘Dnuglitcvs. and may it have equallyi +0+§++++04+++~M¢4***+“ ‘

é THE PUBhIEFORUll .

Il-Iilt‘

9 xiiotl results. 5 . lluw niut-li will the province lit-tie, x l .it troni the $250000 loan to bill 6] raised by tlfe {Bell govi-rnmcnt ; < or Highways? Tne Dominion grant: ot‘ ~10 pet‘ cent will be based. notl , i l ‘i; the face value of debentures issued. but upon the tiiiiotint actil i llitll)’ spent. It‘ these billlflrl are solo‘ 5 .. , l 4 — O it tit) cents on tlit- tltillai, antl n‘ they 3 *H+4+©+§+v+++¢+o sow I don't put a blanket Oll the PutritiFslG. v. A. I i7iil])]lt:1‘ tli-z-y will sell for less, ivel ivotilil only have $£23.o0tl from‘ ' ____._ \\'llil'|l must bi: tletlnttctl the (‘tlﬁilﬁ sir‘_|,, ,.,,n,l,pmp,i with ll issuing titlvcrtlsitin and trom-lliilitni passcil zit a rt-iztilai‘ met-pl tnisslons, Forty per cent titltlcd tiring pf the (lltllltllyildtﬂ-hll‘illillllvl L, _ -‘ _ , lot’ the Great “air \l'l(?ldll\ . sstl .10 lppiltllll’ would make n l0ltll of , “mm I m“ direcml m l'Li‘l‘lklh‘l pm,‘ .i little t)VL‘l' $2l00,t|;it) anti fully $50,320 publish ti“. ultat-lyntl copy til‘ ti‘ tlUtl hiss tliui. they claim they \\'ll|,lif‘ll1>‘l' l‘~‘t'l‘llllY $91" l" ‘hi’ Pmnlllm‘ . .. . » . ,. tit the l'i-tivli.r-:. bt ttiabtitl to txptiitl. Alltlllltl‘ qmilnking W“ I u," Si“ p1,." " thought Its; that ten years lit-net‘ ln-‘ H_ FL STEWART, ‘ lures! may drop to very low l‘2lif‘!lS(*('l'(‘i2ll‘Y G, \\“. V. A. l'.l‘l. lsltintl.‘ anl if our bnntls are ltitig ternit-ti,(ll"ll’l°l"‘lll\l'll- 1\lll‘ll l9- 1939- 1 zi-i- will git ‘on paying tlit- high‘ l‘1Il'.! "U" Jun“ H‘ IP11‘ K V“ ‘ o1 totltl) tor the balance ot tlie= pr,.n,i,,.,,; Wm“. ygqwnl-tl [$13111], ti-riii. For [ills reason ttit- \\'l~'l‘ “llf-i‘: (‘otonitil niiililing. vlty. uo-tttin oi‘ llon. Mi‘. 1\l‘St,‘l-i\lll(i Dear sirv_“i,, m." ‘ur‘y‘vlti‘l m m. -lioultl he taken and every szile- t-ortltintw. with a ppqjllltlllll pnsseil lzuatrtl t-inpltiyetl that a pyuppr foroiﬂl a ri-gnltii- int-cling of the (‘hiir- illlnllght H,“ ,,¢,,,,,,.|v,.‘ a limit-town (i. w. V. A. ll('l(l on ‘lilli .,|a_v thi- 0th, instant, to stale iti -~ , , ., _ . . .tltis Association feels \'t*l'_\' HlFllllK- H“ Him’ Ml‘ lmy‘ ‘l"‘“'“""‘i5i _' i-t-iztirtllng the failure of the Gov- 'ht‘ quvstltiti of federal iiloltns lngnrritnt-nt to appolntn returned so] the Nova SCfllif! lezlslntttrtr, refer-Wilt‘? ill till’ lllllllllﬂ" 0f "Vll-‘Tk "it

l -- rm m m‘, Injury u,“ nmvmm i lht‘ ‘House, . [mum Sunmv “c lititl submiltetl and st|o..t,l_v

ll" not. properly s-ull-ls-tt-tltunitltitlt-“l three tipplicttnts. hull llllllcd b_v »l’i.tit-e Edivzirtl Island t lhlly were not shtiwn t-tinsltlt-rzitltiuu and Neil’ Bruusivit-k. Was his tot-ell! l“ "l"l‘“l‘l"l""l i" h" ll "llllllb "l" botlltig borit tit‘ ii ltntiwlctllzc or lbw"? m“ “ﬂurmﬂ “ml "r m" mil“ . . ‘ ' Vince. ‘ gltploitiatit: Wlﬂllfllﬂils; or the iii-pi w" "55"". 3.0"’ 3;“ "m, H |_,,: JK/ttcizilllon? Home tlnit- a o Wlflnﬁ‘ our tlt-alrt- to emliarrtis~ thi- Izlsklq! what mans“ I, “amp. l hvfunl overmnt-nt by subniiltlnt: names o1 llhls pmvmw If vm,“ Qmmill “Minn-n for positions for ivltleli wit. ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ Ikttow lht-tn lo ht- nnqtitillflctl. flew‘ Brunswick ﬁilOlllti find the lillili. At the ‘present time niuzh indig- llng boisterous and after taking liynatlon lit felt in this ri-gtiril and llho glimlgpm shnum c“; m“. am it ls litipPtl that lhc tlovcrniiivtit lutitl Jonah" overboard foitlie filth-I “m-hn-"T-MTV} ca? lies! this torcbotllng becomes. . prophetic the legislature should’ at once provldc every poitsiblei BBTPHllRrd ﬁmilnst czilttmlty. ln the Dlll-ll. and (‘llptfilfllly in its curly hilt‘ lﬂry our province hflstbﬁvn too of~ |I‘n U"? VIN-ill! of mistakes by our’ puhllt: men. ln tliln question of, tiiomentuua Importance do not letl

history repeat itself to our faldlf undolng. - ‘l t

Thla column ls open for the LHICUSBiOH by‘ wrrwrolld- entn of questions of Inter- est, The Charlottetown Guardian does not necess- arlly endorse the 0P|"'°"5 expressed by i" °°"'°5' pondents. '

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An‘ there was grey tiebblt John-i y nlc. the tongue of the trump to. the - ta‘, and lie get no hell for-hf:

h ,..the de‘ll let: mi Y”; ‘

t‘ Patons Paton

, t‘ to your nearest railway station on cash orders amounting $10.00 0F

a . V, - ~ APRIL 2o, 1920 ‘-

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' Never before have the very youth- ful needs seemed to have been so insistent. For Fashion at ‘her best this Spring has a saucy, jaunty cocksure, but altogether adorable air that belongs only to youth, and that is altogether ivinning. Ptttfings and pleatings sliehas made her owil. Short sleeves she insists on, the shorter the better. Square necks, wide and shallow’, win her absolute approval. ‘

A Touch of loveliness

The witcheries of the blouse are stirelv woven intothese georg- ettes, silk and voiles on which Fashion has placed the seal of her l-Iigh Fzivor. See them at Paton s, priced from the girlish middy at $315 to the exquisite dress blouse at $'50-00- ‘

Fashions lot Rainy Weather

AIJPll goes merrily‘ on with showers and dirty Weather calling in- sistantly‘ for the tiinbrella and 1‘ ain coat. Picture yourself in one of Patons stylish tweed raincoats, or slickers with cap t0 tnatcli. then enjoy the sensation by buying yourself one ’l'here are lots to choose from. I

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