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_ _ " ~ The 'bye-elections are close at ..,,ARAmsE WLAND.. SW- 'ill'--B. R03' 1101111011- °1'Y» dlaeilslsn hy #NOON

Qljywksuccess. orkoeu business i`Qe|`e¢ts'and oi popularity. Bo “diode wants to prove. st- the.

‘of his financial year that he

'glade is surplus, big or little, list ‘dis bigger tlie better. New ¥l§'l1ll|lng of a surplus is one of Ute- elrnpleat processes in modern

mntlematics. All you have to do iigth-make a list, showing what slab you have and what cash yoil

expect to get and place the amount GD one llde. labelled assets. Then

add up what you owe and label it

liabilities. If yon find that- your liabilities threaten to be "bigger

than your assets. cnt off euousii bills to bring the 'amount belon- your assets Subtract the liabili- ties from the assets and the ro-`

mainder is a surplus. If a larger Surplus is required cut off more

of" your bills payable and you may

hive a surplus of any desired size-

lilarynur roputation as a success- [nl Business man is s.=sured--llro-

videdthe banks don’t find li out;

if they do your only hope is emi-

_ . . ,

gration or bankruptcy.

The Bell government showed a

surplus attire close of their last

lfnancial year oi something over-` $t',iio_o--or was lt 320.000? ii dnt-s

not matter. The External Audi-

1' ‘ri j1n` his report on' the Public

%¢j$u\ts. iisted'a number oi 'Ac- counts.Payabie amounting to $73,-_ 2'is.sl 'rich lf it and in-en nance

to the other liabilities of the pro-

vince would have shown a deficit otover $12,000 on the Years tran-

sactions. Oi course the govern-

sbeolutely nothing of`what is lin- 115° 111° 1’“11°'- 1°" 111151" “°1 vow

ing done' with their money; til" uuue' mist, you. - the 'government 'has never yet. u __, _

' ‘-in their illevt-hes and by their

' w h

of anything. No one kno s owu newspaper organs that me tiuam

ml-ich 111009)' 11119 1Y9“D 1’°1'°“""1 ces of llic Province were in a

Costing mu). only know .um [mud-'when the last general . electionl

- was held and that we were nl

' _ rigiit The governlnent could not Clove

seen fit io let them know the cost We are told by the Honorabics Pine

no one knows what the roads sro “deplorable condition” in 1919. And

reds of men are working- on the| _ _gheu

havrthorna be;`

and fields 0| bending grail

How d do ' linlt their tennis, and as your wily. and pick you u with care;`

smells come through'

r fields and barley fields. _

, 1 A.su..|a¢l0n_ '|‘iie concert liuoilted ‘for Thurs-

browned fellows. C' harves garbed, who nod s friendl it . 9- ‘

Y ' _ ' ed at in at lotsa

__ ,__iinnn_ only eleven days sence the _ was honored by bein: °l°¢t sau eiisstlo

t“sis°¢=;?i.|r':=v.:'».ee ,ir c{:i'¢a“::'a“"s:l)01 _'fa .I1-1.1L-,L electorswill be votlnsi They W111 “Negotiations are under way for .Gfmd C'1\*1l¢°11°f.. 1-11° "£1111" °1 eq. The GNIIOQODVI

_. _ __ . ' _ he ,ming ini- opposition candida- the screening ni iin orininatrica in the order. ` _ oiiardlsn does- not nuevo

V '- 'T 1 tell or iDr_Govcrnment candidates.‘l»rince Edhvard island photoplay_ ° ’ ° nity color!! he Qlllleni

. SATURDAY, AUGUST 19, 1922 _ -_Thu “___” um, ,ueclmg wlll be under the title Paradise lsland"- Dr. W.A. Blake. Mrs. -_Hake and ¢g'p|¢.¢| yy its gnu;

-- ~ . - 1-éoting. Women electors will not R"°‘_m'~ um" nem' 3511311191' P1 T°1'°‘1""°S\:1;1: 1:2’ Q pelllntl. ' ~ 'been Iummerins H ° HC- - - »¢N»»»»»»o»n -

F0! _ A SURPLUS Mend sing the praises or taxation! be D0"“111”d 1° V916' 0:; l :IRQ Sandy shores and dusty roads that visited the Island this week, the _ -- _ . _ '1`1l° P00010 U9 11°' “’°"'>1"5'-'“"d ‘““"°°‘ rule" “nd G r 1; wander tcwnward from the ¢uesta_o_f Dr. Blske‘s brother. lr. R¢,|’ 1'. C'||ig¢|

. _ .hom me uecéuny of ,uuuuu _purtens have decreed that wome sen C' H nuke' cn” V ____

umm” ot “ml” I. a t the are worrying abcutvxnnn' not be permitted 1° vote Uil-and-down and ulrlnd- down ' ° ° S11'-” 1" 1`°1‘1-Y 1° 19"" °1 °“`

' Wm* 7 ' - ‘ l tion which _ -' _- ' » Bs erts in ester-

Illlbitinl- ll la sn ev1d-- _ “"1" 1119 3°“°'“' ee” _ ' _ _ - ' ‘Man eminent merchants izen re. nd concu y

.ng what they are exceedlnlly I, due .next year. Not until then. and “Wmd dawn again' ti, 5, lm centers of ul, Du day's issuc we may say that thc

_ _ ! , , _ h ut 1 .__ Pasture 1-wus and l»@rry.l_=ud» °'“ ° “'5°' _ ‘ -in-ngne nl inn cross anna, which

ln5`1’Y °1’°“'~ 'S ""1 111°’ “° 1'a‘1‘”" "91' YU" ° perm 9 where spruce and tangled minion were Pr0S¢1\'» 11115 *'01* was to hue glyen wncen |-em;

at the annual convention of Nova red to. was not at silorts as inti-

scniin ,nd pls. island nnnrd or n1afed_ me Rem" Merch” ° 5 ` day efvenirig wits-postponed 'at til

in the Legislative uilding. con- urn to the concert fund, who ar

noon to Cavendish and 8 °““'1"‘e°1s)ihsts. wc -,beg to remain

1’ in the evening at Beach Grove we are gln uw'

Dartmouth. N . S. are visilili

been finished they are negleuq public credit at the_hanks and in - _1 nhcompauied by ihelruson .lamns the" son' Dr' Noding and Mrs.

_ _ _ Open doors, an open hear tl. n I ,

and in a few weeks or a few-1119 1170119? m3l’1‘¢1S “BS ds govt' weahh ot' kindness there- ‘and dauglltf-r 1-»i“'1¥\\a~ =‘1'1’1"'¢‘1 by Notting. at the Russ.

months are an had as. if not M "3: aug better qlancnslizta ' F. W. lmomr "bm New Yoxusesterggg A ° ° ° worse than before they were annie ter 'mvulpoeiem sum “ms - s e s -' °“ 1* "B11 1"; 1;? 1:11611” hm Mr. John J. Louson, Montreal, enriched the lite of all the others. Itiiishmenta being in Charlottetown

_ _ s us a way C _ _ , _ are gues s s eac rove _ b H _ I , _| lu K - Lu tu r ur I 1 u9_

Lmmhed' They know lhuh,.“x" have or “summg that nw Mun Archbishop L-larendun L. \\_or ro ler ci he late Mr. W., S. Lou S sa or ins nce e e are m e ao

rell. Anglican bishop of Nova Scif n n n I l=0n. who has been visiting th

have been eD"rm°"Bly ‘m°re'“°fi'1"y is qu the brink of mm In-tial and Metropolitan of the ec 'Mr' E' I* Newc°mhe'_ C'M'G" city. left this week on return t.

that 11°! 0111>' 111211' ll\C°mUl 0-'l1`1’l°rder 'hm they may "ve ‘hour clesiastical provinces of (`_anada.lK'C" Deputy Minister "1 Jusuce' his home. '

_ P l ‘ b_ l ll _ _ ` . i, _ _’ ' 'b, ti d

their propertiea have been tax;-il `a‘;f:.|nicn°t:;° waT1;rD';v;:?rqlyn|l;q has accepted 'the hishopric ofmtlevfgis Gjgkci? ;"aw;e “gist l _ _ _

h ' ' 1Berliiuda. He remains bishop of - 'Many friends are welcoming Dr.

but t at even their amusemenis, Human, ,um and buukruptm., an absence 0|. two mumhs in

. 1 ` ' ' Nova Scotia and the Nova Scotia _ -1- Stimey Basnall. of the stef

their attendance at horse racns,| ____ _ _ Engluni _ h _ _ _

I go me H0nuru_mes_ Bulk Juhns_ Synod has made provision for thc _ * * * . _nf Dill nu.-ile(,olli-ge whois visltlii dt th? movies' M sports are a"1ton_ Lea. Crosby and the others anpoiutlllent of a C08d.i\ll-Or 111811 i t ms parents Dr- ““'1 M19- 1333111111- same little island province were thcil6.4-44. lbs. ol' iiillk and 662 lbs. of ‘“"""15 11"" °"*"'»"1‘1“5 '““5"‘1"‘procecded to "save" tho Province Up. Archlliishop Worrell will be in Hsu' Dr'W'1'kH' M1" s|§:"11Y-

:ind intangible has been taxed an"l_The plan was so simple and easy. residence in Bermuda from Jan- U! uhm' or S’ Mya' W ° ' '

I h. ‘__ Y t A rn [meh ear Mrs. King _left this week for the A su¢¢¢S,_lu1 uunuul cnuvenuu

that there is little to show for-that it may be t ought surnrs uary o D o y - Pacmc coast Dr Kms has gone M the Charluuetowm dism t D_ - _ _ ing that it was lioi discovered be ' ' ° _ ' " _ '-1 _ ~ lt' The) arp not ubjemng 'D rm fnre- lust make the Deonle nav The ensaxelnent is. announced °” °m°1"1 business' They were 111° W‘"“e“'S M1BSl01lHry SUCH nnnnlile tnxnlinii. the are on rcs- ' ' ` . . accomvunlt-<1 by Mr- and Mrs- of the Methodist Clnirc - cable station- As in all thc Mari- lea' Beach. Nature in this delect-

y ‘1 rtivo nr three times as much taxes of Sadie Edwards Smith. dH\lB1\-1 ° ‘ h mas held ~ |

ing to having their taxes Z:-iitel"é`ll"uuu _fue _ mm! would he uuu.,|ter of ML and Mrl Riuha|.ulGUSU\V Heitlulall and 1110 DBF y- on Thursday ‘evening at Corn

1 5 t I b ..u.‘u,d-- ,Smith Bri mon to Sidney T_ "XPeC¢ 10 1"? Sway \"11\,1 1119 *W1 wall. The Snpcrintelldant. Mrs. -

*"-"‘ ‘=' 1“"=` ‘*“‘1 1"1’1""S "'*""'1T“° °"“" 'Y ""“" I ° 1 ‘ G ' Mgt- - f M ' d or septenilinr_ Geo. lc. Full preside-il and nn ln-

. 1 " from bankruptcy ant ruin. ts a reen, e es son 0 . r. an - . _ _

cost of which nothin! can be _ _ _ . Ch _ te"°“t1“g""111f9-‘G '"1 1118 11115510

found out and to which the Onlylwwremn remedy-f gnod Md amHv1u1-?'tJ~ wmfbunglilcrefen elif 'nigh Right Hon' WL' Mackenzkwcnm to China' was give" 'by Dr'

time prés°nt or utiure all as o e own orm ry o 5 ~ _ M M Munuurson retulne mPd_

' _ ' _ '_ V -_ ‘ ‘ 'I l\ing, #wlio has -been in Ot-_ ~ ~ - ' - d - _ _

answer that can -be elicited from e:.sy as rollllig off a log. No more -Marriage -to take place iMol1 ay. ,_uwu for the greater pun of the ical nussiunary, who- is on A .brief emng toward me seuu Auu uuu. lu.. .waitin and lg very heiiutllui and no

th.. K0-_-ernment or the government 311191? 11°“3“'_Y- 01' » “"°'d"““`f1S°1’1°“‘1fe"‘“1‘- summer, pays occasional brief vis visit here, the guest nf Mrs, l1\ull_

- bank "°C°“m3 "1'“_" “S We 15° . " ' ° its to his summer home atKing.1-, ¢ v 0

°1'5““5 15_ 11131 “B MVB 11"‘_rnnst he the watcbword for the At the Tennis Courts this af mere' Que( DL and Mrs’ Ruymoml -or l_,reu_ best government we have_ev'er`hid. 1’f°"1“C‘!` 1\¢""i“11U`- 1’1°W 21%.’ 191110011 W3 W111 U9 ~'°""°‘1 1’-V1 ° ° ° erlcbon, N.B., are among lil

_ it.-ould the country be saved lroul|Miss Helen McMillan. Misses l-lor Upon me -occasion of me nine pleased visuors to the any nr

The °e°1‘1e are ‘ww 3°1“5 1° "1°`,`.liankruptty and the abyss ._ of iipy and Mrs. C. G.'Duffy. u,_ eighth anmversary 0! the mu, Raymond. is professor In nie Uni_ such charliilni: liiglllanfiibywaiys.

mann H 1121*" MISWGY: they Hrs ruin? | '_ ' ‘ fast Presbyierlnn cliurcli s veryl `|i

‘ T119 C°1"'°“11°“- “high was hem requofst 'oi the merchant eublscrlb

imp L. of C. BANC-

rful lioules with open 'l00rB ' ` --_

_ _ ill .vcrg of bankruptcy. Such was . _ - '

ruuus; mul when me mud, hu,(,.n; the Leu of wur5e_ for uuri where hunger -peasiug _ Dr* md Mr; Cuba; Kennedy’ ac iMr_ and Mrs. Thus. Notting,

(Mr. Frank Yeigll, of Toronto, 11\¢ Well,-

Kriown Canadian Writer and Lecturer, Has Been Paying an Extended Visit to the

a Series of Descriptive Articles to a_Cl\ain

of Newspapers. _ The Guardian _'Seas

` tired the -Article Dealing W_ltll _ _ _ Ed-

ward -Ialtlild and Presents it liereunth _gi an _Interestliig -View _of an ‘0u€aHe`l‘.H_ \‘ _Ed1tor.)-' _f» V _ ."`.i»~-.5-fijj

Where is "The liilandl” "1 "About 5,000 pairs of breeding foxes

Canada hop hundreds ol _lslesf i!%'1ar8 held ill, the various xzclieqflgf

and- little. from Anticosii _in .l ,tus province, and lusty _the ln-

e East to Vancouver in tbe’Wes_t, butiincreuse was 7.500 y0ung foues.

after all there is only onevlllgnd. The ranchers sold lil) pairs of

@‘W-bo can guess it? Tile Garden oflbreedlng foxes at an average price

y cxuueu very euuuyably with 3 also interested ln athluilgl -Soi-.lthe Gull, the Million~Acre Rtsrmuof $600 a pair. and also disposed of

mritor di-ive Onnweduesdsy alter- fy":;Jedl\8;'It: Ufxouicliolisaaxd 333:- the isle of red shores and r€dl5.000 pelts at an average pricrol

roads; of hay and potatoes, of fox- $200 each. es and fish of beaches and One is surprised at the _growing

_ banks, ofa House of Greén Gables: industrial importance _-of the ls-

where is this Isle of Dreams and land. 539 industries were reported Reality? Froni_all over the Domin'-lin 1919-an increase of nearly a

nliion and the Unitcd States too, the hundred over the previous year.

g'exiles from and Children of thisland this total will no doubt show

same Elderado will answer as oneanother advance in the intervening voice:-Prince Edward island. lyears. The annual production

The sons and daughters of this‘rcached nearly $'i.000.000 in 1919.

smallest province of Canada have nearly a hundred-industrial estab-

e Islanders in and around Boston! Tile flocks and herds of ine coun-

tilan on the Island itself. And hereitryside make zi pleasing picture for

9 I find myself a rank outsider. as anltlie island possesses a quarter of

Ontarian. revisiting this little sil-ia million horses. cattle. sheep and ver isle set in a silver sea, once onswine and also lius the champion the outbreak of war. on August ~itli.1milker in a four-yeili'-old Ayrshire

f 1914, andnow on the eighth aiinl-1“l3ultercup ol' Gienholm." oi the

versary, and be it ever remeillbei'-|Governnlent Experimental Station,

3 cd that the soldier boys oi thisiwhich ill a 365 dily test, produced

tirst in all Canada to jump into_i`itt-a milk production of 400 lbs. active service. for some were iii alln excess of any previous record.

n uniform that same nitzht; and on|Thc visitor can testify to the high

the next day. a boatload ol` liund~lquality ot' the cream and milk. the rc-ds sailed away to the neighbor-'butler and cheese served up at the

ying Strait of Canso to guard thc,excelient iiotcls bordering Brack-

tiiiinn mcse -way Down Engle;-ii-|:ll>lc liind reveals her beat in the ers did not wait for collscrlptlon. ldiiys 01 Summer- When 1119 1“"`V°51

Peace, plenty and plmpnrliy nmfilnie has come and the huslband-

written all over thc island Bcauti- lllan iS rffillllrlg W1\@f0 110 1\*\11

11 ful wllen viewed from' the nlezlll»!S0W!l. H1111 UW bil! 11111115 HFS 1111 £00

dering trains. as winding in tlicir|SIl\H11 f°r I-161|' 9101`€<1 W€3111‘~_11\° mm-nf, as me flyer lelsurclv U-,lt-.|worl_ii in this corner oi' Canada

ubiquitous motor car liiin linnliniliwuuder the Islander ever sings its its way to the ultcrmost caves oflll`fl1S95-

-3 the country lanes of l-Ingland. No

even in i.le` motherliilld are thcre

1tl'ee - lined, flower - enibroidei-cd,

one of the meusum social ev - h V915 y 01 NUW B\`Un9W1Ck Mid dressed with wild berry bushes. or

'ming 1° ‘how 111' 111°" V91" 11137-3 1 `-_‘_ 1 ui h _ _ mmlmal €¥l_i0l'Bi1J1P D1Cl110 W35 119111 011 1 °ltllis is hifi. first visit to"f*:harlotte- revealing hcdi-lcd-in apllronchcs to they urn illsullsnuu uuu that Hwy. The plan was all very easy au _ents of t e wgaelt was_uii`_1 church grounds last Wednesday.; l0wn_ Both are charmed with lhelfarmg _and lmm9s_ To mom, lu the want [hs-Ben goverhmam to gatltnretty and fsatisfactury to tlle;receptlon at st. Jnnies _ anse onu mere being present mum, umluluumate and Mmm] beauty or meicoul 0| me evening fur exump|e_

' ' 1*1°“0fi*1J1f-'S- B111 P15111-119|? il f111_'1`U°5‘1“Y °"'e”1“5'1’Y`th° 1“‘11e* 01-`guished visitors including Rev-:province While hero they mails-'from Churlouemwn to Brmkley

W1- ' ` 1 - fi- lt' e.- A m t` t ea uryftli' onzregntion in honor nfl i - . ' ' ' Bead" 1'0"’ 'he 511""1“g 11111” C1191'

1 Ld! th “ms t D ec lillh lirots bel e C ` ` lun Frm" of Montreal' Mmmany "°‘1"“1“'°"ce“ 1“‘”‘1 ¢‘XlJrL’=‘-'tal to thc leagues of ltustit-o shore

m°"td1d "D1 "°“'10151\°W 3 f1‘?'1 ‘ an ° new ax" 0- I RW- Dr' and 'Mrs' D““°a“ °1iNichols0i.. re~istrar Montreal (`_ol1sed themselves as looklllg for-'to inhale the life-ltivini: odors

|GHlLDR£N _AIDED BV PROHIBI-‘tl-loliecimiiit1da{day..Sr;;uebody mu`st_lvirmtreal who are siendlng lthelnege and Drle Cyrus J' Mommauiwuru m spending future 6ummer'g0,~,3sl and new uuu Suu to mulfu I _ 1,0" _ ri e.ai>l\0“ 0 ‘NBS 0 0'-‘iff ii” season at Keppocb. he Sl1HC0"1-`”'i¢yf 'vl`¢q§ll1_`A feature- of ‘lim day hand _ I ul I u t _ ltiie dramatic Cavcndisli Capes l ______' ;c-ollecting and hurry matters Blirooms of the Manse were artistiuwa; a sho" auuress in Gaelic by! ms n “"0 8 own' 4 lwliere the surf ol' I :i storm iiliist

selves ln ,dill l tm t., . - _ __ 1, -d-_ | . _ ,el _ _ /..| _ . . . -cover the rond is to crf-atc ii' meni- i 11”" 'J 5 Seve” 3 ! Statistics in s recently ,issiiedimg some 1' 1 Wm was son 1°“11Y d€‘L0rated W111! C111 _"°w""’ His Honor Lleut. Governor Mac-1 Mr_ H.M. Bolulld. news editor nf ory that will bc s 'treasure for

Import on the Engel.of-_prbhibm0n_body, preferably a rich man, sulnnd looked exceedingly pretty A Kinnon which was very much :lplihe Montreal Star Mrs. Bolondlmanl' 1* l'0“1'~

we,-8 many other thousands to be: _ ,he would be above telnlltatiun ”'_;Seneral invitation had been ex- _preciutéu especially by me oluuriand family _ ,sm th I I l There-S me unclum Juke that it

'ln Massnbhusens show hy `nb`e`s1"lary $1'800"_ not 8 "Human 5‘",tendcd to all who desired in mcetlpeuple 0; thu Cummunuv mnthiq “Mk M: V' ng e Sandlis tlaiiuerous to walk about at

ficirand lioihese unpaid amounts

WQl'e placed in :i 1.-utegwlryy by them

three thousand odd dollars there

laid on road account which would

have made a most appalling do flcit. but these also were held over with the re`s'i`i'lt that is fairly gener-

0ul_-surplus was shown which

went so far in proving that the Hell government had. to quott- Ihe Patriot. "stopped the ora of deficits uid brought ln anfern ¢.l surpluases." it was a fine stroke

of -business. Notwithstanding the

enormous amounts spent on the roads. the amounts borrowed. the

tiles' raised. the number of of-1

ticials added to the various de-

partmental stafls, they produced

I. surplus. Of colsgse somepeoplc will-.not ,approve ol the method; some pessimists persist in telling ul-that these bills will have to he

paid and that when some external ludltor examines the books he

will find they have rolled up a dehqlt compared witli which all previnini netlnlit. will lnnii lilni

the pr_overblaL drpp_.in. ttlp bucket.

Afnll §qr course the bills will have to Lis paid.

` luuoczirws Asaoso \

' While everybody in tha'prov-- Vinceuwith the possible exception ofénlhylew office holders and loti- heelerli. is denouncing the Boil

(I/ovemment for it‘s broken pre- Cldtltion' promiseg. it’s enormous

expenditures onwroavls built by contract or day’e work and after-

wards neglected, it's contemptu-

ous‘-reiuasl to taltevtbe people in-

to it/s confltielice on the manner in which the country'e money _is

being dished out. the Libei-sl or- lsl with an assumed innocence of tht resl questions before ‘the ppopie, is sawing away on the

¥iiqi»is.- mil - ii-eneiiir ‘nl .'ts_xstlon.

'vrbntti someone. ' s'n'yone`. to-` take

sitneiicti =ssil-‘glam -our vans:-sis i'l1n!\!llittt|';"aom`mllnity is paying in ‘nite stint it_ls__ melting in _iht_¢$_lr)°_rrorli=tlie governnieni. 'rlils

done. the figural' is ex-'

ln the Liberal clioit'

l \i’rohibitlon. By comparing-‘

i 1tliis must lie done without delay

_ i What morc t0llld be done tt

for drunkenness, a decrease oi "*llUl1\5"-' The H105! D\’l'fCC‘ 01

lilstment and here it was discov

children. a decrease ._0f_17% .oi of tne lnen who had saved the delinquent children, The arrests C0\1riiry! Truly a frlshtflll Omit*

the caucus There after dlle deli

saving of about 600 chi1dren_ lu a-half/_tinies as much taxes as |3¢,5l0n_ |Du|-mg me wet ‘yuan before, the members who had

- lwo~ :lnd-a- half times as much in

perm” fmhers 1°' "ery =109‘ 3'” deninitv as ibefore.. What could he

lwudcnt children-that is children nits]-n logical nr reannnn-lil., than

tenance from the public or cllafl- _

' The learned Premier has utili-

_uee or lntemnerate rather- wav in piililic moneys that are ssl

"ear-marked" to pay the road lin provements without costing the

alloiild they take any chances?

sucli n gain ns shown sliove iii ur! \~'es_en1i>ty and the C°\1utry H’

most or quite bankrupt they gui

5 adlan soldiers will do their duty

The N9" gcntlg cm; ,ll-me ls way. The whole trouble hss_besu

one of the most deplorable induls- 1°'"““¢0‘1 by n!1¢f|10\‘8» f0\'cl-Ill.

"M1011 1" 111090 lmmt-‘-f11H1€1y 00"' adliin authorities in permitting

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an average of the seven "wet"1;,n 1;;!x`l-|e'f;‘:1l|l lt¢};edL¢0\l;13’,|e'Dr€ciated com'l1limcnt. Drj Dim-

, 9 ' 1) lcaln has preached very acceptab-

years. 1912-|18. with the two.“dr_'.'_` dltion of bankruptcy and ruiii .ind I on several occasions in ‘st

and altar the advent 0g'Nall0n,l1and messengers! -For there wouldla very large number _rivzilled thcn_\

'ibn inns nt iliniisnnds nt flnlinrnlselves of the nivlwrtunlty whiacgl

me n distinct and _greatly

.years of 1920-_.1 it is reported thot, James Chulxch ufwhiuh 'his fall.. in Boston alone there was a dc-1 _ ',~_ .ier the late Rev. Thomas Duncan

1!crease of 34% of arrests ui' minors .-¢.,,,_ple¢F. me ‘work of saving -the was DH510r 10" H llllmbef 01 Ye°;"5-

Among those present was

~ . _ _ ' Honor Lieutcllnnt Governor and

57% 0' the number ur negmcteu pi.ill_~i may require ii small lad M ' Ma_cKmn0“_' _His Worship

children reported by the politma umd _that nothing hgd been dong Mayor and Mm Jenkins and

decrease of 53'7 of wa ivntrd , _ many other leading and r0llr€_S0D'

" _ .lf tri reward or recognize the work tt. cm eng' A _ ‘easm feat

a ive Z li E ure of the evening was an

‘5 ~ - - ' ’ . _ l t - it.

XZ” '”.T‘iZ.‘“ "’.°*"".I< -~ -- ?l"f;:‘i.i2;.“i...:s :ei-§‘2;";‘.i.

n y . w . _ rel\rcS_en gill. e the people were lo pay two- and ty refreshments were served uuu

there was an average of 18 iniexll- saved 'tha muntr-V sh°“1‘1 11° Dam At the 'Golf Links this after-

' lie

nooll tile ten hoatcsses-will ‘

and Miss B.. McKinnon.

needing assistance for their multi- this? -|-he unuuul uuuvuuuuu ur .lug _

Knights oi Pythins. domain

ty in the two dry yenrs lpn “vel-_ _ _ the iviaritiime Provinces, -was

' ned the term ear-mal1ted‘to~a.pply u M this week- at New Glasgow'

-scarcely 1%. while in 1921, when _Hide for a vauticttlnr nuli><>-le uleu. uheuues fu, ,500 e,,C|,_ limi. unemployment caused an ’unushal us the motor, ‘cause 'few are them to the bank. got the money

number fi( lempm-5|-lly rl.,-pungent _ and rwent home contented. They

children. there were among 230 _people s cent, So the Savlors of 1‘"d "*“'°‘1 11‘°t_°°““"y- “Qld `Jh°1; such ychuurevu only two |utempe‘__ the Country-made sure of their reu did not lose ncir drewar .d "us

t it - .,u,.u_r1-hey euumurkuu u by muk how these thousan a Of. 0 urs -5 0 9110"- ABI! yt!! lJ9lB1.“‘\1l1-l ms u thu law-of mu'lauu_ wuy‘were squeezed out of an empty

tell us thitt prohibition-dnean't . . ' 'treasury can only- be explained on work! When prohibition means Anti 'though they bald the trens- 11"’ 3'°“"d that they w°"° ""1

marked." _

__,_____ _

health. happiness and morals ot - " |¢ lu plgulnu 1° know ghjl li,¢

_children no sane person can doubt mnmamed more ln n‘0~ Ju"-_-ht C; ¢ountry can always be saved in ll efle¢¢lvene,,_ _ - - this fashion. Make the .people psy

two- ami-a-half 1-imu as much

(G '/ _

_ (

_ 4u_‘7./4,~‘-*‘4- '.3

€ Whatever it may be even to shoot- and the members oi the Lsglsls- botli Mr. and Mrs. Bourne iwlio ¢ , .

A -ing to kill ii there is no other ture‘l|rsh two-and-m halt hlmss'nrn charming people mado many A44, o

' as much as before, -having it1frielida and they will be extended "

Present indications are that t

trial occurrences of recent years. aifitators at tllat and s good deal country may requirc to be saved 11 18 K°111! 1° 1110911 P801 31111 Dl'1' of the blame lies .with our Can- '"1" ‘ 1°* "‘°"'~1_" 1‘°"°°- T1‘°

treasury is uid to be quite

a-.- .-1 e, . .. , .

'_ t-1' ".._'._~ ..l_,.r i_,..1-i_"_" '- " ` i ' -‘_ '_y‘i§*

~, 0' J _ _ _ i

.s . _ ._ _. ._ < .-,.-__ ~_'.'.-, - -_ -__,~ __ ~_ _ - V » ~ _

EX'

_ _ _ ceilently rendered solo by Mrs

of children under fifteen y_cnr_s‘.§"m' It “as at “Me °U""1d"°d 1" _Blxby of New (;lagg¢'yw_ N_ 5_ Miss

a very pleasant time was spoilt.

'Mrs. R. Paton. Mies K. Peters.

carefully earmarked _ ibeforebandi

f‘l‘-rflttd and serious wall' and them to carr out their Bolshnvist empiy I’ it W" “ld 1° M in "I 111 “ery WHY F01" 1'1“t\ll01l1 I0!!- ! ` "U ` ` ` y 1 1°' W' www 1”. BF" owe," very- successfully M S°"r|s‘ cm' You 'will enl0Y'Y0ur-autoin! more cost and liicoiivt-niece in tile rest -nronssandn li these foreign merit wry st saving -iiinennritry eluded with nn enioynlils open ,f you ,l,,,,»¢ cm, old Man Wm.,

of C,,n,,`|`,_ ' _ I ‘_ mouths are going in be pei-mlttntl now. We' did not know it ..thon air banquet at the beautiful home alyilh you as a passenger.

The pmbubuuy ls umm!" Wm tu uruuuh (heh. uufunuuu doctrines iittisdlftirl tcl;eteiector_s in tube \lr;‘c. of Mr. Dinl’w:li,.Briy Fortune. _ he Qldiegtélasiiigilsgiti Agency

_ an src o say now ey - e ' -

not end without bloodshed. Sol-_ iti‘,_ Canada we shall ere ion: lt, 3°"‘° °' tmm' °"m”'° U11’°f- 'Rev-_ .(;ln|-grim., M¢tl(lnn0n_ DVD” tl '

di_ers have been sent io- the _dis- hu", u .Russia iu our midst Them ||¢, ins, it-¢ nlslsetlng gl grin Wil, principal of Pine Hill College. C0.

trints involved and tlis misguided ,ue 8 uw, ,ww u, me mented du tim mentions ll--they Wore eb' _11°_11"‘*~ 1° ° "“"‘" 1" "le P'°' f `

uu.|ku" have uueuuy ,muckuu , _ _lsntea ni net-isis iriuignnginn m¢¢_g._vince this week and is receiving - _ silsosgeih for P.i!!. i. _th Th Y- , H- ru- -m -_"intl _in N0" Srwtls wlw slwuld until- Pvlilns dry will wi the ii iismy welcome from iilr many-The oliim liiiunnn»i1i,,,,.,i.;_.i,-Delta reached $1,250,000 lest °‘“' “ 1"’ "“ ° °' ‘V -9’ lin '<lennrtnn.- _ - story. - _.n trlsuii»_li»rn._ _ _ r. s. l. 1"’1':` "FW" '°'“‘ 1" *“° h

.i perneniui charm. | _

‘ 1 ~ ° (Continued on Page Six)

'M r, 'and"'*Ml's.' '"A'rthur Bearisto

and their little son Arthur, re- _ turned to their h0nle in Montreal

‘this week after nn enioyaible vis ii. to their parents Mrs. Bcaristti and Mr. and Mrs. McCready.

_ “"1" *rom the W. l.'Louson

t ¢`¢

. il el

Dr. Lemuel Mehnlit, of White W °° "1

at his

Plains. New York. visited old home Murray Harbor aitcr an absence from the province of eight years. Dr. Mchant is deligh- ted with his visit and with renew

'illg old acquaiiitaiiceshiips. He re tilriied this week to _White Plains

iillarduu Resdels

A SUN~DlAL MOTTO.

" 'Tis always morning sonlcwhei

in the world."

motto hold's.

Though storms may sweep an

lightniilg bolts be hurled

Aifter an absence from the pro-

vlllce of thirty two years. Mr. peace unfolds' \

Chas Weyman' of Webster, Musa.. is visiting relatives here. I-le is -accompanied by ‘Vlr.-and Mrs. H F. Bergee, also of Webster, <Mii.~is. who me seeing the “land for lt conlcs, with royel bailllersa ‘tile tirnt- tline. ii ““‘“‘"1""»

in the world."

nor hold it back;

, 1 ° ' ° llii§l_1t's track.

Among tho visitors to the city _

during the seasowwere Mr. and Mrs Bourne, of. Montreal, who left for home yesterday afternoon Mr. Bourne holds an important position in the head office of tht Grand Trunk Railway. During _their stay in the city they enjoy- ed by -courtesy of the Golf Club the Privilege of many games on the links. They also had a num ber of very enjoyable drives to different. parts of the province.

and they expressed themselves \-- -- nn rleligliteil wltir their first sunt- i ef TG t

mer in -rfb, lslnnil, which they propose hereafter visiting 'ss frequently as possible. Whilc lit-ic

in tho world"

ness with a smilc;

Ellvh HIP. 111008 its destined orb

wlilrlcd.

pointed while.

. -Sc-lcctcil..

_'__ _

is hearty welcome when they re-

lic turn next summer, _

- M081' iMPoiR'l'nl~:'l~ \U'l'o

_ Q o e ACCESSORY

The alln»ual meeting of the Aa- ~. “

soclnied Boards nt 'ryide ot the

Island. wh-ich was held this week 1“°"'““°° 1’°11€Y -1"`°“’°t1“11' 11°

the conditions of child life before dier»- let them lbe iioorkccpszrsl thugs pupulu, vlslmri, _-md_ _ " 'l ' an are guests 1"- G1e‘-niulit in Enizland for fellr »i' l`l»ll‘i.

' »~ ‘- iisliolll the old (`elt|c t0llKL\t’_ 1lH‘11K0l"s lI\ll0l_ 1ing into the sea One might dare

#-110 adopt it to Prince l~I<lwal‘d ls-

lalnrl, with its myriad bays. caves iilid inlets tlillt nlust make -a-shore lllnc llilndrcds of miles in extent, for the son clasps this jewel of the

if in affection; the tides t-over th

the shores and along every alluring T116 11111? 1510 11113 1116 fight 10 Side road that are so i'clllinist:cni. oflllllfll’ 1108515. though 119 ¥lUfH1

lnlodcsly prevents any un ue ex-

pression. 'lt for exanl-ple. has the smallest burden of liabilities in the -whole Dominion among municipali- lilcs liiiving a population of from |ons- to tllrce thousnnd-that of $2.09 per capita as against the liigliest-$125 per caipita of Sask- atchewan. Surcly this a tribute to thc thrifty management of the ls- lland folk in their community life.

Wliai a romantic ll|s_iol'ic back-

ground tllc island has even today. *The ancient landmarks and the pl‘escni~tlay settlements rcvozll the pioneer' streams of settlement; here a cluster of French homes remin- ‘isccnt of the Acadian expulsion from Novii Scotia oi' a century and ii .iali ago: there. e. solid block of Scotch folk. revealing their nat- ionality in place. na-mea that recall old Caledonia. Ireland too, has a. place on the Island map. with H 'large and prosperous Roman Calh- olic population. Frequent century

‘occult wiili its watcry embrace as anniversaries tell of the tiK€ 01'

¢`Abegweit. and one notices, in many

The old sunwlial this steutlfust

Somewhere thc dawn in rosy

“ ‘Tis always -morning sonicwlicre

_ No power call quench the sun.

1-lands and marshes with their ll country church. like the lrcegcn- iinielcss certainty; the breakers.clreled Presbyterian One ut Cove show lliiglr white teplli of page ln Head, the record of the faithflll storm, or lap the shores with li founders wllo have not bt-cn forgot- lullziby when the world ol' water ls ten. Anil on nlany a lol ol farms at comparative peace. In strlking‘in this island ol” fertile farms the and beautiful contrast are the sons and izrzln-vd sons’ ot' tile original cleanhczirteil inland streams. hair- settlers are still ill 005395510"- bourlng salmon and trout in their Thevisitor from “up Canada

e cool pools, the La-kes ol` S.iinini; way" leaves The island more than

Wnter and the Still Water Mill-.relut-iantly. but with a rich store of dams. ` memorica»-oi hospitality illal is

This ancient "Abegweit" of tholtlnnieasured; oi bountiiillly laden

d indian.-“cradled on its waves"~:iables. of ull the cream you can

is ll kind ol concentrated proiiuc- use-thc rarest of rare privileges; tlviiy, for practically every/ure of of ililplly tlliys, motoring. driving the tillitble land is under culliva-lol' wiilklllg; of restfully cool nights; tion in ite 14.000 farms and oiiierioi' bcalltlflil glimpses ol the ocean. lireiis of swamp lands are being re-iwitli a different frame at every claimed. Nalllre is truly kind in her_cove or point or shore lookout; of gcnerolis response. i`or the fiold,matcliless punoraiilas from ‘.lill crop value of 1921 exceeded $16,-iiiu-mmits, like that of New Glasgow

ll 000.000 even on ilit- prevailing lnw- will-rc the c_vc takes in all of Rus-

price stantlarils and the ‘ilslieries tit-0 llntl Ilrllcklcy and all the smil-

Marching deslstless upon mid-

" 'Tis always morning soincwhcrc

Take courage! Front the dark-

iShull meet the dawn in its ap-

:lihg}\;\¥}L7 -iiirS§§f»-=-s

AU'l‘o_'iNenhnNcls is 'rua-

We will write you si blanket

yield an annual value or two mil- lions while the prospects for 1922 are the most promising in years.

the rest of Canada. tlle prospect of an abundant harvest. boih on land and sea. Hero Potato is klniiz,

lt value and the homely island

"Swirl" is shipped by the cilrload for seed and food in the United

seen from an olevatloll. presents il

England nr new Canada clln slinw.

But there is a relative-ly‘new ln-

ililstrv ill this old province by the HGH- My eye has just caught n glimpse of ti fox. eyeing me ln re. turn from the roof of his shelter behind a wire enclosure. The llvel

four hundred of the six hundred

Ed“'3"‘1 15181111. where there are ten thousand -silver and _black -beauties in confinement. Big ng. ures ure now required to deal w th

Prltlre Dominion. with ti revenue. in 1921. of ll million and ll quarter.

U and with a vallle_ ni over three mil-

lions of the animals in captivity. Prince Edward Island was the Can- adian pioneer in this realm, anti 51111 1101115 119 Hllfnivmacy. and a visit to an island Fox Farm is one of the many attractions ui' this isle of attractions. The silver foxes, here grown in captivity are in in.

, creasing demand in Canada and

the United States. for foundation breeding stock. and the sale of fox

tor! of t-ho' fui~fal~i_ning`-indllstrly.

ing arena ol land and sen in bs- twecn; and finally of other happy days spout in picturesque Char-

The Island is enjoying. along witli|iot_tciown. with its three tall spiros

like those of coventry. rising high shove house and tree tops and at Inst, us the ferry swallows ue up

representing millions in monetary in its bigness ni hulk and the rod-

creased short- line at Borden re- cedes into distiince,_ the summer- diiy traveller can only say and

States. l've never st-en such ileldslkccp on repeating: oi grain and hay and il bird‘s-eyel Tac half has not been told of view of miles of fertile couniry.|/tliexzweit; “The island is`stlll the

garden of the gulf and the gem of

picture as ht-iuliliul as anything old'the East."

-l-£0->:--~ -

.iAPANEsE Flslasns

CROWD OUT WHITES

‘PRI-Ni0E RiUPE-Ri'i‘, Ailg. 18. .liipaneee fishermen on the Skeerll

iiliin qniifli-"perl has hmuum ueglitlver are crowding out the.whileS wealth to the Maritimes. with over and 1"'11““"- “""°"‘11“5 1° 19511

mon-y of John Olbonneil. 'Prince

iiirms in Canada being in Prince1R'"1"’"'- "1 111° 11"” 11e“"1“`11 °1 the

Parliamentary Flsheflles Commis- sion, presided over by William Duff. M.‘P.. Lunenburg. N.-s., linreulndny. |Wltneas declafed that moat' i the

this fur-farming indlistry_-,ln"fhu|towil!oats on 'the-_Sheena _g'e$ con-

tracted for by Japanese/

James Neville, representing the

fishermen. though-t the license -fee of $300 exorbitant. 1-le also pro-

testeg against the tax of half a cent a_fl-a .

?--<o>i-

cnoiv ooNoi1'ioNs IN Nohwav.

The July 1 condition of crtolrl in

Norway was 90 per cent. of the .averlvge condition for wheat, 104 [per cent for rye. 96 per cent for barley. 06 per cent. for oats and 95 lper cent for potatoes.

__-oo>---- lfinarfl Lisilneut fer lull

' lvarywlsse ,

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Maritime Provinces and is Contributing., _

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