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y _ readout-1| umm :_ Henan. use rnniaont-J- B. Burnett other Canadian newspapers partici

__ _ D_ ,_ ,r,,,lr|,,,,o,,_ D s, o pating in the competitions, is now `I3i| lame: W BllLl9n.M.D. X There are peoples' it is mmwhose 0 e S

5°°'°“"¥ u°“‘° °°' ' ' mjoi f tn t E ' ` ‘ ' consumption of wood is so small .

amor na u~n.¢u~.:. a. a-ram. am.-int. auto--n. u. emi. V “U “ "9 P ° “'°l’° “S 'rua BLUE nisaolv or nasuru that they may be Sold practically

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THURSDAY AUGUST 23 1928

'nm rams or ova raovmca

nmol: Edward Island has lust

cause to be proud of its live

of

stock. The exhibition now in Pro gress has ‘made a display of cattle. swine, sheep, poultry and h0rfe8 that will not be excelled in the ex-

hibitions of any of our sister Prov- inces. The great fact in this con

nection is the evident improvement 53

ly, one had both imported and Can-

. th t C di n

pride of the exhibition manage- “$8” and me 0 er wo am B

o

over former years. It has been the

ment in the past to excel shows.

of any previous year and this year °

over the American in freshness and

this greater excellence is more evl

dent than ever before in the his-'ln

‘storekeeperS," says the editor of the fo

Bulletin, “professed ignorance o_f the ill

tory of Provincial exhibitions. The present show has all its predecessors beaten to a frazzle soft far as live stock is concerned andlc

this is just cause for both pride and

hope. The improvement in our

dairy cattle is due to the enterpr se

and pluck of our leading dairymenly

and to the supervision of those of-la flcials who have watched and gui r-l

ded the quality of our products.

Dairying as has been frequently r

stated in these columns, is the cur-| ner stone of our agriculture and there is-every reason to expect even

greater progress in this line than 'vev have experienced in the past. Tiela

V

fact that the Province is diseaie-|10

ring much loss to the growers and tov'

hat extent lowering their purchas-

free has given our dalrying an lin-i petus which is sure to carry it for-vt

ward into greater successes. f in

Whatls most needed now is al

further increase in the size of ouriw

forseen. The potato crop was a fair-

ily

herds. We have not by a long wayl

reached the maximum of our cap 1-

city in dalrying, this can only be ”

achieved by every farmer raising as U

many dairy cattle as his farm c-in

possibly breed and care for. t

o

_”°“*°°*°_'“ ' created has set the vegetable grow-

e'rs of Ontario in a rebellious mood

l ‘against the government which has

WE are Hill “Ways l°KlC“l in V-“fvrefused to save them from the

OUR. STANDARDS

use of the standards by which l-l

I

we measure other countries. cther country. so the Maoxehzle King communities and other cities. Govemment, goes on “doing the'F°x' “was mme than interesting' I

Curiously we are liable to judge g

bl' the W01'St I`Rtl'l€l' tlwll by Vlelber" of Americans, while Canadians

best. For example as a. Province wel must; stand by and suffer the come- send out produce year after year to1qusn¢es_'

the market. It is well received, and

the Province gets a good reputation and consequently a good demand for whatever it has to sell. Occas-

ionally, as has happened more than I

once, a consignment of inferior|

goods reaches the market and thelWll0 Vlslted l-he Clly dlll'lllf§ €Xllll>l-

tion days, hotel and boarding house

result our produce is thence forws rdlBCC0m0d8f~l0ll WHS ample f0l' all F0-

whole market hears about it. as a

regarded with suspicion and the <1 Province receives a blackeye. Btran- B

gers come in among us particularly during our summer months, each

one of them is a continuous adver- 8

l»l50m9l\l~» S°°d UT had f°l' the PFW' excellent arrangements which made

thee- They tell et heme °f the treat- the 1928 exhibition tho splendid sue- S ment they l'€Cel\/ed Wlllle here- lf|cess it was. Also to the police and rr

they were not well used, particularly tl-srl-lo managers for the order if they met with any attempt at molrllalhod oh the streets in the ZCCUFUBEG and SBW the HCl~UGlPl\1C0 For the sake of those at home who °"' 5 iment ° "ch Bgflcullufnl

regions w ere other buildi t

°xl°l'l*l°n "mt ls the Wlnt they ln' face of admitted rush and difllculty. where the Brmsh navy gained that wan' _ erials were more difficult tolginbrtlsrl

w

variably emphasize when speaking of their visit to Prince Edward Is-

land and this some times happens.

~A tradesman, taxi driver, even a P

oes into the Ontario market to the

S6

lformed on this score. of

ican vegetables including potatoes. W

The MacKenzie King Government d

the Ontario market has this season

heen ghmed wllh Amo,-loan Doral- Mr. Eccles is a perfect conductor and

oes.

the situation other vegetables such

nnrroltlai. Noras g

W

THE DUMPING CLAUSE

HE Ontario Vegetable Gi'ower's

Bulletin in a recent issue tells

the dumping of American potat-

rious loss to Canadian growers.

“F'ifty~one stores out of fifty four the main street of Toronto offer-

-ln Q

d United States potatoes exclusive- t

's

y. The Canadian potatoes were I i' equally good quality and had it Z’

avour.“ “Some of the fifty four Y

act that Canadian potatoes were n the market," but they were in-

egetable gr0WerS Of 0lltBrl0 185! ‘crypt' where the bodies of Nelson,

ellington, Florence Nightingale,

pply the dumping clause to Amen and others lie. In the afternoon we

ere in Westminster Abbey, also sighting Buckingham Palace, Cana- a House, and the Parliament ouse. -

“I am having the time of my life.

ear petitioned the government to

efused and the result now is that H

To add to the seriousness oi' if

s tomatoes. onions, celery and me-|th ns have suffered from blight caus-'

g power in other commodities. Sl

These failures were the result of

eather conditions and could not be

good one and had it not been for

he foreign potatoes landed mono-

ther vegetables. The situation thus

umping of foreign products in their

reatest good to the greatest num-

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It is gratifying to note that nnt-

ithstanding the great throngs

uirements. All were well housed nd well fed.

Much credit is due to the man-

EB

uebec. various kinds of architec- However h_ 'ls Certainly a sign of humans of Pershn Ania Minor' Tu\__ ures. a number oi' old chapels. and the real progress of the moss to see kestan. India, and China. In all of

everal monumentsi what is known as a Blue Ribbon 3l€S€i1theblllSl/UTY 05 f0l'0St destruc- ..M St tt d_ ~n_A i i psrsds_ on as een muc the same. and ..........'§..fl’ rim.. "§.?. ‘SLI iii? ,gguggg =-,l>;=,~;,<;e,;;;<;,;1,° ;;<;,;;°;,;;l ;:,S,,;ff°,3;~§,‘;‘,;°';,‘*;,';,s;';<;,f;;;° ry;

Anne Hathaway. Then in the dm-to something for his oolmlry orjl been strikingly similar.

vening we attended a Shakespear- l`»llm9-lilly ill EBIIBFHIJ

n nh, .The Merchant of venm.. But the Blue Ribbon Parade is The Example of China.

_ composed entirely of children ho

€Sl€fCl8y. SUHGBY. Was SD€lll» ln OX- W _ A classic example ol' a peo e suf

have been able to fulfil both phy Pl -

rd, inspecting all the C0ll€Z€S Bl- sical and mental requirements, in- fermg fmm extreme limb" sh°"" lated with the famous university, Steed Of .lllet lille Physical or the gli” lzfulgillshed bg g°’l'l;‘5:nfChlf;I“~

1 mental un an y provi e w ores s.

com ng on to London, last evening. we are wld that the parenw some 2500 years ago’ the population

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L . ._ : __ . ;_ - - .. . _-. --we hoo rl mol-volloos voyage to .___'_ peoples in a primitive stage of de

S I , _ “

w

them "normal "

eip nie enjoy it all. “Will write again most likely from e Continent."

Amsterdam, with the Olympic

London and Saint Pauls Cathe children from the public and par gut lh°“gh€ ni; me future 1 The

It will be remembered that the d l d l h ochial schools, in a arade, in th t °"emme" Se °'“ °" “ever mer'

m an n t e “mer we “sued the ol y_ B fered in whatever the people were‘

Each of the chlldreh had been pleased to do. so long as their ac-

ovvordod the --hhle rlhhdn-. of tions did not endanger the peace of hoollh the country. Land clearing, waste-

certainly giving his very best to

"Sincerely yours,

WILLIAM H. FOX."

“This a.m. we made an extremely teachers. associations in the vicinity increased rapidly and cut timber as

interesting tour through the Tower of Louisville had 7000 Blue Rlhhonl it was needed, wast/eflllly and Wltll-

t

W

To qualify for the award each f

limits of height and weight for his

perfect throat and perfect teeth; to l' stand and sit correctly; must have t been immunized against small poxt

the article was that they passed inlt

Pa1‘k of that city

Child had to be within tho proper “num lhf°“€h many Centuries.

s

lY P

ago; had to have gdod eyesight' or the least accessible parts of the hls eyesight ls faulty' corrected; mountains. To get timber down to

ooo dlphlherla; have had g°Od,ous amount of manual labor, be- hodllh hal,lls_ and hhhhv must have cause transportation facilities are made o passlhg mark ln school extremely primitive. This puts the And the final point mentioned in cost °f “mb” bey°“d the reach °f

review before city officials, the city article of luxury Whlffh °“ly the health officer. health officials, dnd'°°‘“l’“'“‘“’elY Wealthy CH" °lT°fflt° other prominent citizens in Central use' In many dlstflcts timber IME”

e

' t

centuries ago. Such countries are

ul cutting, and repeated fires con-

radual ushed the forests back to

he principal consuming centres of he country requires from 6 months o three years’ time, and an enorm-

he general public, and makes it an

nough to make boards is so scarce

Liverpool experiencing typical sum veiopment, who use very little, even

mer weather all the way We were in :meg lg was F ygllilgster' t° get <1: grnléib nf.h;5;o;T£ 5550 nnremnglgmgo our shirt sleeves most of the time gmcfe gvgntg gg guhlfgmdrorhvgh get only extremely inadequate quan

Upon arriving at Chester, where sohool_ vvos me helghl ol my oml-,l_ titles Examples of the first class

l mot Mr Eooles and the hm.lv_ I llorl lh the school are the native tribes of Central Af

was just ln time to Walk nronnd the Tchbe able tobopass from one grade ggéggx lgalslgy lzvrldhlpihlglflhnndvghe ancient Roman walls surrounding tngnttwi gfxccosrsevehlxzsusgaielgeisalg lime in the way of hodshg almooi the town oi’ Chester and to visit the number had to bé moved up anyway no fuel. aridfew wooden articles ex- chester cathedral, which is 'loo years t0Bmakte room gler others comin? on. §;£;e§flml§;§m°;l‘;l§- ovezggnséecggg °]d‘ There we saw msny interest' or xltn 3 HB5; gl- ggi? xlorff, 13:; class are peoples living in countries ing sights, such as thelorgan used at really what cohhled_ that were densely settled and in an Queen Victoi'la's Coronation in 1833, There were some chops of course advanced stage of culture before the the gag that Gehoml wolro was who wen; sfror scholarship alone, Christian Era, and whose forests rapped lh when he kvvns ldhed at but the rest of us dldn‘t consider were pra0tlCHllY Hll d€SU0y€d mlllly

adium and a number of the con-

olizing the market some profit at on n. least might have been secured froml - his stock to offset the loss on the

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Wm, Fox, J r.

-_ Guardian Readers backs. Domestic iron and steel,

“The House of Commons," writes ' mor

efore, are produced only in small

********°*********°****` quantities, and are so costly that

saw Premier Baldwin, Lloyd George they can hardly compete in the sep- and Ramsay MacDonald The allen August 23’ 1928 arate cities with the iron and steel

testants; Zee- brugge, scene of the famous naval heroism and the British Houses of Parliament in session, both the Commons and the Lords - these are among the high- lights seen by Fox. and dcs- cribed in a second letter received by us from him yes- terday.

*_<-0->-i

Daily Selections FOR

O0-of

noon session was devoted to ques- Europe

N095. asked by the 0PP°Slll°l'l and THE WISE MANS EYEs”Thcn| There is no fuel with which to

answered by the party in power. L§_"‘; tl;;‘g'i‘;"l;:;’:l‘l;’;]°e¢lil§g:n;';;ly' as bake bricks, hence millions of fami-

psrlloulsrly lnterosglng was Ml-__ Tnes Wise mans eyes are in his lies live in miserable parts of sun-

Baldwin‘s reply to a question re- head; gut thelgoogl \;/lzllteth in dark- gggivoggg';tggf:‘1l:`il'§c'l;';'g'vX'g1hg?_‘R‘;fZ ardlng immigration to Canada. Evi- 11655.- CC. ~ - or straw and mud _ _ _ Whhnnt

dently Mr. Ba1dwln‘s chief issue is wood, without adequate transporta-

- Lo d, k f

oh that particular suhjech hazggygxvilreyc’ eg; lffgmrog; tion. without' coal or other fuel, and

..In me Lm_ds_ questions ns to which is dai_kness_ with the necessity _the importing

further sittings were discussed. f also much rnvv material for lndnh “Also in London. 'I visited the ONLY A DAD trial plants. many of the people of

Tower ol London, woslmlhsler Ao. _ certain districts of China must lead

The big point about this is that hothe, a boy or ghd ls of an ath_ cept for the manufacture of coffinsp

w letie turn or not, he or she can sin” w°°d f°r bulldlng- 01' fm' quollfv for Lhls health award fuel cannot be obtained, it might br

Arlo that the body, lmpoftant ns,expected that the Chinese would

I1; ls, is hot ovorythh-lg' ls made clean turn to -substitutes, such as coal, l by me roqolvemeht that the nnnhlbrlok, cement, and steel, for the not be able to pass the school ex. Wunlfy P°SSeSSeS these and other

m

aminutlgns for the olass above mineral resources in abundance. present slandlhg Without timber, however, it is im-

Natursllv wo lhlhh the progress olhpossible to utilize the substitutes.

a nity can bo measured hy such'The few coal mines that are devel- things os the Blue Ribbon Parade. 'Wed depend Wllell’ “DOH imlwfted

, ried. run on wooden ties, imported

Only a dad with a tired face.

005'. St. Paul's cathedral. the crylll- Coming home from the daily rdce, ;t;‘;° dll‘::"dust°th‘;‘°“$2 3;' oi tho cathedral, whore 1 sow the Bringing little sold or fame sl ' no, 3 y `

_ mo w ly on manual labor fo

t0ll‘lbS Ol’ Wellln8t0I1. N0lS0rl and To hhoznfgw Wen he has played me producing goods as well as for trails?

B 1 .

_ Florence Nightingale. I also saw h hl D0l'l2ll1£. them. they have never b‘:€i1

the crown jewels' But glrlzgoiia his heart l' at S own able to produce the surplus capital

“We have been on the continent To sce him comc, and hear his voice. Ifgnmlige°2chL';l;E3_st“"d“rdS °f “V”

hat practically none is used ex-

for props, logging. and construction material, and the railroads. and the railroads on which the coal is car-

from Manchuria, Japan, or North America. The small native iron

foundries are charcoal brought for ~many miles by boats and on men's

brought from North America and

at high cost not only machinery, but

since Sunday last, visiting the Island

gement of the exhibition for the of

This will be one oi’ the biggest. erhaps the biggest day of the exhi-

Markcn, Volendam and Amster- one of B mhhnn men on more' _ U. S. Greatest Wood Consumer.

dam in Holland. In Amsterdam we plodding along in daily strife. T *__<¢>..-_..__,.

h.' Ll li l

aw the Olympic stadium and a Bearing! the whips and scorns of Unmfd S‘;‘;v§;` ;`§;l“I;§";‘;l;Ste:fmf;‘3 -04-v++¢o-0-vo-¢++¢+,,,,,,,,,

umbcr of contestants. e' those of any other country. Abund- L “Yesterday we visited Bruges and with :gear H whimper of pam or ant forests, rapid growth of popula-

ti ettl 1 ¢ IN ENGLISH

Only a dad of a brood of four,

We extend

I ~

n

It will -afford us

\

and Friends `

; Exhibition 1928

to our many customers 'and' friends

to make

l throughout the Province a cordial invitation i

OUR OFFICE THEIR HEADQUARTERS while in the City attend'il1g the Exhibition.

‘ WRITING ROOM AND TELEPHONE SERVICE AT

YOUR DISPOSAIJ,

and _

OUR AUTOMOBILES ARE AT YOUR COMMANI) FOR DRIVING TO THE EXHIBITION GROUNDS.

great pleasure to do a_nything'we can to

make your visit to the City a. pleasant one. OUR SERVICES ARE AT YOUR COMMAND-

CALL' UPoN Us.

DeBLOIS BROS Lid

Y W

Yes We Can Fill Any Prescription

and from any Doctor and all our drugs and extracts MB the newest and the best that money can buy. When you couple this with our exper- ience and painstaking care in putting up prescriptions you can pin your faith on us.

The 2 Macs DRUGSTORE

149 GREAT GEORGE ST.

Telephone 315

MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.

Official Electric Service Station Batteries and Ignition

K. /_.___ Reduced Prices ln' °'~` ON

l. "nge" Armatures

` ’ AND #UIQ -_-.lg»_i¢i.<»1 »C<»i1S

I ¢fQ|(A|_ The Palmer Watson ' ‘ Electric Co.

I *A R K CHARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

Phone 55. P. 0. Blix 503.

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When you want a real cup of tea use

BRAHMIN TEA

Sold only in Red, Hygenic, Airtlght Packages.

VH+X%%§%%§4H+O%

than 2,000,000,000 boardr feet from our own forests, besides an equal or greater amount in the form of im- ported wood, pulp and paper."

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LEMON BARLEY-WATER

.Peel lillree 'lcinons timmy illlirily,

alinl lily lille peell iii a lalrge jug, wfihlh two ouilcvsl oil' ousllor siigzn' :limi rlllrze oluilicas ul' |pc<a.i'l barley. Pmlir ml in iilliis ilrlireo pirrs of lboil- l'-lllil-T ‘Wlu|lro'r, n'n~ll lint lil sltiilitl fgr- iiwmlty-l`.mlrr Ihoillrs; iilimi mir] 1.00 srmilled juice 0~l‘ lille 'lelnioiwl quid silunl oil leo iill fwlvuiicd. `

‘#0044-6

BY W. L. Gordon

n, _' _

onderful victory. The whole battle ' tremendous dev l '°'+°+’*°+°'°+°‘*"°°`°“’”

. oni d d, eithe ri h nor rond. °°l““‘"“ °f “"5" ~

___ was outlined to us and 1 found it Merlin; 0,; ohne s',n,g'§ng crdvlfdz nortatlon facilities and expansion in worms ol='rEN Mlsuslslr ng Bible “md lm ‘md an °l<l bell '

A the most interesting thing of the T mn , striving from day to day. "°l“me “nd Variety °f m‘mUf“°t“l" “Ot Say "I do not believe it at th t." made 1-" 1786' 'md sem' by H“ldl'.

whole trip, so far. Fgclng whatever comes his way; igevalrladzztgisii BllDhBV¢m00bl;tl‘lbUt€d "At that" is il VlllEBI'lSlTl ll) “be glggdeggtaflgiieplthgraag ;IheCchumh

1- _ Silent whenever the harsh condemn 9 "V m l' G0" avoided. Y oat of T°d°y We “re “ln” t° se” Bm and bearing it all for the love of Sumotlon. Tho roto of increase was orrsu Mxsraonouncarr man- ""““' me Al’°S"°S °f°°d» the Tw l STOCKAID

Plant Now for a 'Sure Crop

Year by year we toil In hope that the autumn oi' our

life may bo rewarded with a harvest sufficient to our needs.

Toll without thrift will turn to little profit, and savings

|““5l' lm Planted with care. Plant- your savings in life in- surance and the harvest will be sure,

V The moderate annual premium on n Great-West Life Endowment at age 60 or 65 will give you comfort and indep- °“d¢“°¢ ln ‘lld lille 0r pr0t4:ct your familylf need arise.

Elllllllm 0|' filly Great-Westlife agent or write for full

particulars to

IIYIIIIMMI & G0., LTD.

Provincial Mdiagcrs (_,1|;r1owo|,o,vn_ p_ E_ |. - Agents at all Principal Points

(

hootlegger thinks it within his leg-l bition. The former days were ex- sels and tomorrow we set out for mann especially rapid during the 50-year adam; all a‘s as in "at," accent after C°mmandmem`§‘ “nd me 7-01"” r

ltimate rights to tum an "honest ceptionally successful and it is hoped G Dellllll" by 9X¥Dl'tll\8 B Dl'l°¢ that for a wind up and to put the te wl"'°h the sefylce W°"ld "0" -l“sl'"y» 1928 exhibition far over the top to- m became he think' the stmnger day‘s attendance and enjoyment lt knows no better. But few strangers Wm even exceed them of former

nowadays are so unsophisticated as “vs_ h

not to know what legitimate prices are. 'I'hey know they have been

"done" and naturally they resent it, 0 as a result this conduct on the part tl perhaps oi' some obscure individual

gives to the city in the eyes of e strangers a suspicious complexion. or eouno it ir an unfair Judgment °

hovonholo” lt ld tho judgment ol to our taxi drivers especially, who

those who visit us and this gives its

color to the name they give us. We

hell", ohhrlollnowh lo oo hoo privately owned cars. Someone will nl n nn no or A on' | n ur

the total extinction of local rum- hoard l|590 hoohoge, of lldoory nnednhy duhng the nan uw vena A

nning. Alas, after the election the __ Wooo for fool hos been rooloood by

Margaret ran aground and was un- So there you sro! The authorities 001|. IIS. bl' Oli. 0X¢¢Dl- lfl fllfll dl!- i rtunately laid up until the winter seem terribly reluctant to interfere “lm "°“‘°°° f"°“‘ "lm '"PP"°°-

o _

the PY°lllbi¢l0l1 Mt Yet the D0l- lsupplies of the bootlegger were safe- with our illegitimate liquor supply,- l_`n;,n°g::r¢{;:’l€e:h;§:n'if,3:‘°ehwtnm::nl

y landed. We now leam from the except in the heat of an election, high level is the wrrsggrrg prgoosrr.

t of drunk. .men mm, do National Revenue Rxvlew that the when they conjure up Royal North glethgfuaes for wood. The manu-

` - paper and other

at dn" ‘”~Nul“' nor "en ‘Q l siervlces of the Bay eld have been West Mounted Police and Island

rule get in the way of cars T .lc *

from extortion of this kind as any city m the continent, yet we have

me row omohd do 'ho do hor, hholndue to the creditable enforcementl

tate when the cppintunity adm! N tztmt an exorbnmt price. They

forget that in doing' this they are

n

aswell '

r accidents which amounted to lit- `p

ably clear of unpleasant occurrenc- 0 s xhibition. This is moot creditable W

we .

growing carefulness of the drivers of vent illegal landing of contraband holorlooo rurmrohhlh ,ohooh ,_ M Uthel' ll\l\l»¢l‘lll-S l°l‘ l\'ll\l”lY Dlll’P08e! ` _ 3 `*°"` on 'pfloo 0;,” imperial

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iquor. and to assist the Margaret in the who oolood thld vessel hhd oh gl; wsgih w°°df 1° llsfd' tvxehgwé Chg' chvghen is me own Mmmwk Th' 0°" '° un fl “WMU ids mlm

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the immunity from accidents was m

of . ice court tums out its usual _d|iily'l

grin .

4 l representatives of nine other coun

With the exception of a few min-

e damage the streets were credit-

ormsrlv As I sold ln my lost lot_ .‘ period preceding the World War. the d. Pfllyer. Set up in 1786.

,1 h i .tho ti f iii _ only a dad, but ho giver his all M0" ’°°°“°lY the U'°Wl“¥ “°°’°“Y OFTEN MISSPELI-EDI fulcru ; r Bm av ng me 0 my e To smooth the wny for his children “nd the l"°l'e“l“B °°St Of timber. one l. no ir m WWW- ~

I Wm Write “sam Whell We have . the halt in expansion of agriculture SYNONYI/1 ' ` `

ade further Progress in our Dninsswagcnurngé stern und grim and the cessation in railroad build- lower, retire, 2/it‘llllirb'aly:ciideifr€;lsll:'1dc' lnerary-" 'rhe deeds that his father did for ‘"8 have resulted in a decrease in wonn s'rUDY: “Use s word

___ nhn_ the amount of timber used. But three times and it is yours." Let us -*'

*- mission this season, she has patroll kinds'

upon ron return from europe, This ir the line for him to pen- °"°“ ‘“°“““ this ‘l°°’°”° “fe "° lncfeese Oar vocabulary by mastsr- V _ o will compete in woshingionwiih Only a dad. but the best of men. be P°"“°"°"l the United Stetel ins one word each dev. Todays i ~~ ' poration you

would still bs using more sow tirn- word; sacnanva; tending to keep 9"’

' ber than all other countries togeth- secret. "He is a very secretive por. _ ‘ NP

tries for the world‘s oratoricalcham- er, and more than two-fifths of the son." 1 ‘ ‘ ` during the il! lo .. world's consum tion of timber of all

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your llilnllll

llSlllP- Since the Bayfield went into com- _ P --<0->_.__ . i .Z 9 num’

- is fl

M"'7 l‘"° "°"'|°"°d Wh” l’°°‘““° ed regularly off Halifax Harbour and gh." Conllnoo lo lqoorl Wood ` '.' 1|, ' ' il

_ ._ . - killl and repels nies an

fthe C“'t°m5 b°“t B°yfl°ld~ Whl°h along the south-west shore of Nova ' ‘ .' , "‘ ull,” 'nhon ,gsm or

during the running dnvs of the was fitted out and commissioned soon, Thlo omloo, ho, done ofloo To readers of this article, we hull" ‘nd “H nhl hum me

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ith so much display, while the pro- me work ln keenlnv me n,m_,.un_ may note in passing that our aim is By Frank Yeigh l` 5 hair. it bu o pleasant ow

P” on e 2t une e ected a very The writer proceeds: "Of°cotu~se. '

fe llellt 0l`l the JUMP. Bild W lllf' to operate round the Island to Dre- good oolzoro lr, the ooploro of o we in the United States can use The Old Mohawk Church I . 5111599 easily-non-poiulv

one oi’ these days and say th

svoted to the interests of Halifar.».R,evenue Cruisers tc'fo6l`t_he_ elect- “med nnnchcnhv'n° vm” do yan e Review WI orlte tom the uinion 1

Mohawk

IIBBI' first and

ducts from wood pulp which

, ,_,.. T" f .l_~ -' by I uc' neo to more

vincial election was on here. It was ne" ln check in that district and to stir Canada in wood growinx as . » ,og oo” rig; taht the milk.

inted to usasthe cruiser which was th 1 h J h we" “S P E mind' ` fu Q-4 I

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