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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN '

I Notes By TheWay

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THURSDAY,

SILVER JUBILEE

Congratulations are due to and have been gnerously showered up on His lmddhiip the Right Rever- end L. J. O’Leary, Bishop of Char- lottetown, on itha twenty-fifth an- niversary oi hie ordllnatiolrto the priesthood.

the country.

of “Nugget” there's the - same hi h quality-the uaiity d-tichhasmacleit t e supreme shoe polish throughout the world.

“NUGGBT” Shoe Polish

Made In Black, Tan, Tsney Red and Dark Brown. fllm H/hil: Dresiq _ (ab) and "/5", ckmmwwiyy llilTlitl-JUSSOI‘, his brother, now the

s Archbishop of Edmonton, had just completed the rebuilding‘ of the - magnificent St, Dunstan's Cathed-

___ __ ml and had done invaluable service

____ , __ __ in the reorganization of tihe Dio- _@g$4‘“" ~ No sooner had ills Lordship, the tires-eat Bishop entered upon

In the brief ppan oi human life twenty-five years- oi ac- tive, iaitlhiui service is more than is uillottetl to the majority (if men. in the case of His Lordship the yt-ars have been blessed with more oi’ active and useful service than

falls to the lot of most men.

.\iax Altken.

l‘ lllillf llllililxl‘

want lliliTtlllllllll summon‘ f our/tyrant

Qnwizrcm l MQRTI CIAN C] I[\RAV4O‘I.TETOWN

his labors thait an equally gigantic ill J1me fur

itask was undertaken, namely, tbc"'“‘Y 118' ‘bu’

ulic Hospital, now nearing complc- hmim'r'd' tion and destined ‘to bc the best finds the“ is equipped hospital cast of Montreal. Alt-uuwhilc the organization of the diocese is proceeding a-pacc, new _ churches and ‘parochial edifices are

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being built and hhc whole work of the Church is moving smoothly and satisfactorily on,

'i‘ht-se are but incidents in the fliu-"y lire of ‘His Lordship since ill! assumed charge of 1111s dlonpgu 'i'hc solemn service yesterday tin St. liuustaafis Cathedral which was witnessed by one oi‘ the ‘largest as- t-inblagcs in its iliSttilyQwflg one [[19 illl])l‘t'5Si\i‘Cll€SS oi‘ which will ion-g _be remcinbcred by those who wit-

durablc and above :tll I _ _ _ rcliablc. .\ll thcsc lmwml ‘i and m“ mbm-“s PM“ 111*“

and tnany additional 1mm" qnalitics will bc fonnd inihc HART product.

nlioccscs.

.\ bnttcry" is onc of thc principal zit-cos. Sllrlflfidif your t':\l'— It must bc pmvlrrflll

town by auto.

I in the form of a ‘banquet {"1111 its accompanying fellcltatlons

,part oi‘ our citizens and people.

i ldlsi-vvliei-t: in this issue will he found a tit-tailed report of the ad-. Ililtisrius and other tributes prcstiiit- t-il -to liis Lordship on this auspici- ous occasion. in ’COlll-‘lIl0il with our iciliizens of all classes, we extend ito lliis Lordship our heartiest congrat- llilttltilll,‘ and the sincere hope that |11L' 111i1.l'_1H-’ granted many more years of active and useful service

charge of the

ll‘ you havc not yct purchasctl your bat- _ tcry you will do well I i0 scc thc ll.\ll'l‘ and lct TS _ ()l'()'i.'l€ you prices.

\\'c also rcpair but- iPFiPH oi‘ cvcry makc ‘mid liavc a largc tiuntbci- now ready for scrvicc.

Scc us llPffiTp buy- ing.

Phone McEwen 590

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i—>——€-O-&-__-__ CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAY The fall or

All is not we'll witlh the Cana- dian National ltaillwnys, if we are to illlilze by the reiport taiblcd in the lions-i.- oi‘ Comment-i on ’i‘uestiay,pub- lislieil in yesterday's Guardian. A dcllcit of 854,860,419 ‘last yeangreai- cr by $3,162,744 than the dei‘lcit of

crniucnt left the ‘previous year,

The operating

APRIL 16, 1925\-

of business, that ‘practically clos- cd the majority of our factories and starved not the rail-way tt-ione but

The state of government France is a sorry example of ‘what

we might expect here were the two- |° party systom abandoned.

rapid-ly, reaching aibout a fortnight earlier ‘than those not so treated.

imcnt was not unanticipated. iicrriot was chosen Premier largely out iii‘ compliment to ‘the Labour Government of Mr. Raimsny Mac-

donaltl with which it had a ‘work- ing agreement from ‘the mitset, The duwitfall of the llilncdonaild Gov-

EDITORIAL NOTES

“l admire vthe Chirstianlty of the Catacombs ‘not

that of ‘the

“is it is to France.

Evidently if we want our ‘boys to retire as millionaires early in man- hood we must train them as prize- l111¥111K “T1111 111-‘1!’ 111-‘ 13111190 i111 111' figphwrx toreadors m. mergers “kefternationul tribute to the memory

i; is reported cit-Premier ilerriot m: intends visiting

‘rui i iamiviithaii- building Mme Chamoumowl] cal,” Statesman travellling, and bemggo e un on o r s1 i r l in the itoptrblic

not much "rest" in it

Bishop .\lorrison‘s atlutiralble ser- mon yesterday recalled the many and creeds that was not surpassed brilliant preachers who have atlorn- by any of the Fathers of Con-

. . ' f-l tion. T tl at work he gave mime Catholic diocese in dayslpash liibeiitztst mind) arid his best tfiort. own Wm] their fellows’ and the many more who have gone

forth to serve or‘ administer other

Once ulpon n time the city men and most‘ persuasive dcfcntltr. t woulltl ipetitlon for the early open- ing of the roads for automobiles, h

The Gov-

qucstsitn open this roads imimetli- ately to enaible farmers to come to

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Ex-Goverrmr Murdoch MucKlnnonl l has ‘been appointed ‘manager of the :was a ive-‘il merited tribute on the Soilgro Selling Agency which has

sale and distribution

0i’ Soilgro "the ‘liquid iplant foodfliunm largely and in gardens to increase and ex- pedite production. Seeds and roowiadianlsm of which McG-eo was the nsougrour. devemp and “lump”, eminent exponent and exemplar.

used on farms

maturity

M. ilerriolfis govern- M.

M. iierriot ‘with a

m the United Staten and Canada.’

Bu“. truly eloquent speech and moved

kers"~~a trcnchanlt phrase of M. ‘hem profoundly by ms inspiring - l i ., t i

lit-riiot, as applicable to Canada as and ‘oi-Lem! w‘. l ngg on b0 h s d“

ithe United States pad gone btfore was but prepara- “u rest." .A change it tory to his last and greatest work a wading Frenchiu his able and earnest

sooni

service oi’ Canada joined in the celebration as to give it national proportions. But it was more than that; it was international, and fltttngly so. McGee in comparativ- ely short life of forty-three years had signalised his many and var- ious intellectual giits among the peoplta of three nations, Ireland,

In each'of these countries at van us stages of his life he had de- monstrated his great power Ito dwafmcu by tongue and pen. He captivated great audiences by his

lot the Atlantic Ocean. it was there- fore fitting that representative lriishmcn, and the head of the New York liar Association should join with native born ‘Canadians in

of Thomas D'Arcy McGee. '

chin-

yours IaJ-e . Bit- IA‘

“BREAK DOWN."

will have a nervous or

to place them.

something vous condition is a after eifecy

an injury to the head, changes in the blood vtssrls in the ductless glands, may all cause trouble. Atldi-il to this, there may be a hereditary nervous disposition. 111111 the struggles of daily life.

in ‘every case of “break down" therefore, a diligent search should be titndc for the cause. This si-arcli for the cause has re- volutionizctl the treatment of ner- vous casts.

' There is one public institution in New Jersey where the percentage of cures over a given period runs from twenty-five to sixty percent.

The beat of McGee's too short was given to Canada. All that

ad vocacy

erica under one government. For that great work he was equipped - with many and Vlliiéli talents. an ciLflltSl. and persistent pitrpose and a capacity of appeal to all races

and when the task was completed and the Dominion was established

citing opposlti0n—he was its ablest

The McGee centennial should

foundations of a great State were

land we can all believe that the llritish North America Act is, as

and their families.

come of mock that isn't just up to

equipped mentally, these physic- ___m,, wimuut sn-ong and mmai. lans do not attempt to make things

arr encouraged to gradually tackle things, with the result that marry ave both immediate and perman- 111"’ "fiimifl 1° 1198M‘-

11111 nQW-“ldflyfl i‘! 111 the 6001111‘? C411‘ ent results for good in Canada. The owners ‘who take action.

ermne," was bonnmrded with re_|\vcll and truly laid by the Fathers

capacity or below par as it so call- ed, wvhosc resistance is below normal, methods are used a‘; first as any other form of treatment wottld only discourage them further.

_if no physical cause can be locat- ed, our physiclatis handling these cases divide them into two classes. ln the one class they place those who have previously had a good mental cqti-piuent. They are the men and‘ women who have pre- viously occupied a regular place in the life uf their community, have been able to look after themselves

The other class is ntade up oi those who have always been just, a little under the normal. They

the normal. They have had pre- General Electric Coml-lflll)‘ \.‘OllS "break downs," and have _ not been ablc to quite hold their 790K110¢yclea (379-5 MEETS)

And so the treatment differs. With those previously well

12:30 p. m.— Stock tuailtet rc- too easy. Such treatment as will DON. _ stimulate mental and physical ac- 13510 D- 111-~P1‘°<111°9 1111111191 19‘ ivity is given, and these patients D011-

\‘vi'.'i thus". m‘ the lowuc mental

llkewhse

less stimulating

It seems strange that so many mental breakdown, and the hofllmfl 01‘ l!‘ ylum is considered the only 911105

That these folks have had a "break down’ simply means that has gone wrong with ‘their bodies, and the mental or ner-

Almost any infection of the body,

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At a meeting of the session oi

Ajrelt tribute was viii w eie - xaliegflgildhflfilllfch held onnkfiigav. t ‘ av. J A. cLe an 1, I _ ,, , "__ J_ ._ , worth and memory 9f Thomas P 5"‘ - - - wlioennullnatlagutl. n. a. uu-zwfihuifiuo. u‘ L cum‘ D'Arcy McGee at Ottawa last Mon- _ gaugeymgmgaiggafiratkodenfiga Ijlll‘ r, . . ~ t ' ‘ ' . mm u‘ new ink Ikunuustuu-si-sr-uw row-r- lv. “Y- 1119 °11° 11111111111111" ""11"" moderator pro tom-the following chin;- ICIIOIOIIIIIIUO-IC. .0. Penn-r. sary oi his birth. Bio many of the rewlumm w" unfln|mou5|y an. foremost nien in the public life and opted.

<Wheress at a public meeting held in the Uagislative Chamber, Char» lottetown the ‘Legislators and oth- era being present, Rev. George C. Taylor stated from the floor of the House that he had received a letter from a member of Valleyfleld con- gregation in which was stated that at the time of taking the Church ‘Union Ballot in that congregation. the pastor, Rev. J. A. lMcLelian

and that he illegally removed the ballot box from the church to the Manse for the purpose of being in a better position to bias votes. Therefore resolved that the ses- sion record its unqualified disguest at the presentation to the public of a statement so utterly devoid of truth. ‘Further resolved that we emphat- ically protest against the use being made of this bareiaced alandcr to

got himself appointed Poll Clerk ‘

THE

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REAStlNS ‘will .

You Get Better Satisfaction When You Buy a Knitting Machine at

MILLER, BROS’.

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bolster up any cause under any circumstances whatever. (Signed)

G. A. GRANT, Moderator

S, M. MARTIN, Clerk. (For information the Rev. Mr. Taylor states that the letter above mentioned was attached to thc pet~ itlon from Valleyfleld congregation and all he did in the matter was to present the petition and read the attached let-ten The matter is one for Valleyiield Session and the party whose name‘ is signed to the letter.)

WGY Program

i. 0n thc same tirtlclc the pried ieless.

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._.. You do not ltavc to scnd your ‘rnottcy with thc m-dcr, ' ,

ti. Wc do not ask thc pcoplc t0 trust us, we trust thc pcopic.

4. We givc instructions froc and kccp cx- t ‘as and ncctlltis in stock.

5. We not only prepay thc freight 0r c.\'_

|)|'(\,~iln:|gt>, but wc scll for less mtntcy:

6. We do not use fakc atlvertinlng 0r claim

FRIUAY, APRIL 17 WGY (Schenectady, N Y.)

Eastern standard Time

11:55 a. rip-Time signals.

12:45 p. m.—Weather report. 2:00 p. iii-Music. Talk, "Wash-i lug and Dyeing Lace Curtains and

that our nmchinc will bring ywiug-lchcs in a short" timtn, -

7 Wc do not tiffcr any baits to close the salc, (inc prlcc to all and that the lowest.

MILLER BROS

Rag ituga," Sully Davidson, Society for Electrical Developmtnt, -.'| tizuo p. nL-Produce and stuck - market quotations; news bullet- AIS.

6:30 p. m.——lnternatlonal Stinday School Lesson.

1191199 11111141 11» “A P5101101“ “"1 it is refreshing to know ‘that Imus: timely Character." That it when , nervous cases, "nervous ihas not been at all times equitably 111'°11111111\\'1111" 11"! 11101"? Yreiillellli

aidmlnlsttrcd is not the fault ofi the Fathers ol’ Confederation but ct’ their sticccssors. ’i‘h-i> centennial celebration may be hoped to vindi- both the work and thc work-i men of that grcu. cra in our history/I iand to revive and strcitgtheu thc spirit of unity and patriotic Cau-

The Cuban market for potatoes and tlii- tiangcr of losing it form the subject of an lntcrtsting ar- ticle in thc Saint John Telegraph Journal, sent from Havana by J. C, Niauzsr under date oi‘ April 8. 'l‘hls ‘writer tells that New Bruns- '1 wick potatoes are selling in the l: Havana market at 25 to 300.11 sack of 180 pounds lessthan Prince Ed- ward island table stock. He also

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is my shepherd;

than cvcr, that successful measur-HQI‘! Organist- cs have been found to combat them! .n so many instances. ,

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FOR I . _ i (iluartlian Rcatlcrs i

APRIL 16, 1925 v FROM WA~N’l‘:——The Lord l shall not want

‘FREE 'salin 231i.

PRAYhJih-Thtm great Shepherd f the sheep, we ‘delight to no. nowletlge ourselves the sheep of ‘liy pastures.

MY OREED

Jllvilfflil Jefferson, ‘presented by _ _ {WGY Players. IDaIIy helcctioiis "fit-iutitiuli "oiiit-h Dance" . . . . . . . ..

7:00 p. m.— Program by Alli-ally Strand Theatre Orchestra, Julius Pnxhorn, cnsitu- tor; lFoyd 1i. \V.il-

7:30 p, m.—Program by Witt- stein's Lance Orchestra New Hav- en, Conn.

8:40 p. n1.—<Dramt1, "R10 V1111 Winkle," play made famous by

. . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . . . Jrreileerlkscn WGY Orchestra

CAST Rip Van Winkle Frank Oliver Derrick Van Sinus . . . . . . . . . . . . ..,.. Jerome Lovcnhclm Nicholas Vedder . Chariots llautnes Hcndrlck Edward St. Louis Cookies . . .. William Fay Seth Slough . . . . . .. Eugene Meal; Jacob Stein Courtland Hopkins Gretchen . . . . . . . .. Marjorie ‘fylcr Mncnle Rosemary St. Louis Act l-Nlcholas Visdtlerfls‘ inn. Selection, “'i‘lie Brownies’ Gutnbol" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . , . . . . . ltystk Orchestra Act I—Rip's Cottage.

mentions that Havana today has

l‘ b th t ll on hand a great surplus of pota- ‘or m er o em day

'i‘o help those near, in

Tu make life bright in every way,

by day: dire need,

SCILLIUOII, "itip Van Winkle Patrol” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ltllkuy

R ' Dept. car epalr expenses for ‘the year were reduced, the trouble was that 11119 lbllfllllfiflly‘

of the road had fallen off.

Pottery is not a lost art among m. Zuni Tilliy liiiii-‘iu ihhi each

foreign polilcy out of sympathy with that of Great Britain; and having nothing in his domestic iprogramme

to offset th

. . l but hai-I a i-ztiul i-nciosril ill it. \\i heln. thc tiwui-r illi-a they maki- a i101 in the bottom oi lhc i101 1° 1'“ "i" ‘lhi: stiul.

This appears ito he incompatible with other statistics handed tout m

us during “ye heard much in

as something the year.

the past few windy a "wmh-“l 11110111- 1110 Brest increase -ln N‘ our export itrade. liow did all this trade manage to dodge the Cana. _‘ ilian National Railways? 11 i-{ct away?

T118 rCIDOrt tabled .in ‘the House

says there was a decrease of $17,- 547.305

. general

mentarian has

110W did

Everything for the C"n“1"1"'311"91

Farm and Garden

Seed Oats Seed Wheat Clover Seed

"due to smaller crops and business throughout ‘the country." ‘ ‘had ‘been

conditions

Yet we ‘led to believe that inst year's crop was the largest in many

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“hcncficent rule" Garden Seeds ‘"'"""*"‘ 1'" Early Garden Peas, Sweet Peas, Onion Sets, Shallotts Potato

thrown n wet,

illnnkct over every manufacturing one who prove concern in Canada.

‘ it is to be regretted that

Onldns

to achieve lhlis hope that within iced a pair of

threg i, n, Vegetable and Flower w m e

Geode In great vlrlety. Oar- lostl of Onion 80h, Shallots, Itdfjult arrived. Buy the but, “Carters Seeds Grow."

would flimeafthat he pm; donshiidiiig, everything possible to tiring thlifwere - elbout. i

as he not ‘the

i

eimrdn. ' suspense

suits. 11love is, however every ren- pass ' non to believe that e change h need- werg

of known

1. .. ed in the administration which inferior character, sud to do so ‘was ' iiiitv to delfllld the tpllbllc.

broisht dbout the demoralltstlon

iicrrlot ventured on Capital Levy

wings of the socialist party in his favour. The gamble failed, and M. iii-land ,an old and

tunity of forming a mlnistery along

it is not always safe to make [o0 wide a challenge, as the lrishman tax-Governor Bell tells about "cov- crin-g ton large a territory," found ‘to his cost. Similarly, William Ed- wards, a Liverpool electrician and W11<‘1fi-‘1~‘1 rifllif-‘r. was awarded £50

T1"V"°"‘Y 3°“ ‘Ye""‘-“- T111" bll-‘llnetls conditions. and costs at ‘Liverpool County A" Wmher o“ Government particularly lnidustriall condltionsiCnurt under an unusual claim, 11g lmpecum , wcre burl everyone knows as the noticed in the window of in"; wire.

of the King gnv- 1128's Clearing House, in Dale Street, cold the offer of a reward of £50 to any-

tho window which ‘were marked ait gh-llcss than retail iprice were lmna. "e1"? Thornton has not been able Hons of the genuine. Edwards not- ‘whiit were described mad would be H8 flsennine Eflccson Continental! selfsustalnlng, Pro-m the mp0" ,,'i,¢.a,|,,h,,,,,,,;- though‘ a mm.’ and

He is not to Mama and ‘phones manufactured In Germany, there la no treason to believe thnt:he claimed the reward, which was, 11 charlie In the management of the however refused. Judge Dowviaiil " road would produce any better re-‘K. C. said dealers ‘had no right to off as Ericcsotfs ‘tphoneiuvhlch

ls disadvantage, M.

to unite the various tried parlia- ibeen given the oppor.

lites. .

l1 U18! ‘the articles in

suspected, that they genuine article but

repute, articles ofian

In-slze. This testimony from a coin- petltor must be gratifying ‘.0 our producers and shippers.

dear,

tear.

rlespatch gives: out that as Robert Forkc the Progressive leader, has announced his opposition to UN‘

So help me Master, day

Three things eternal in

pectatlon now ls that the Govern-