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Yolk Igprcasnlgtitie-lugrlrtltaun Powers, Int. hleagg Moureeenhstire-lfi. J. The GUARDIAN IIQI be sot-marre- lhe following regents ll_ Charlot-

. Notes By The Will

, A bulletin el the Bureau of Silt- vrS-‘rimlatlu, a. room-T, ‘iii-cs will tint the ones agricul-

" ' tural production of Canada ill 1914 was 81.453.868.000, as compared ‘illisill 81.353.090.000 h: 1923, By 11!!)- \s'iuces the production was as foll-

‘multei, n. u. cum-

Pun u-r

uv .‘ IHA-g _ COAL

have the Schooner "Evelyn' W_iik|e" this week discharging

Thus D. L. & W. rd Chestnut Coal

t ‘s is best quality Coal sold. Our price is thg Iota/eat.

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Phone 240

govt rrrlors

larturg con-id govern Will! ‘more ec-

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CHICK FEED I Look alter the YOYNU (‘HICK- ENS, it preys to do nu.

Fret] (‘IIIFK MAHII it molten them grow.

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l (‘NICK rt-zrsp for older (yin-u...

Scratch Feed

A mixed gruru for ‘IIENPI, the but uml rhruprnt foul for Poul- try on the nmrket.

Egg Mash

for laying Ilene. They must "Lily or hunt" If fed with rt. BONE MEAL, GRIT, OYHTER HIIELLQ, etln, ctr. Auk for Ill..\'l‘('lll-'0lfl)_’!l I‘ O 1' LT K Y FOODN the lleut. \\‘e nell them. PRATTH LIFE KILLER in

Carter & Co., Ltd.

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THERMOS

sorruss $01.35 to $5.00

Lunch Kits $3.00 t0 $5.00

Here are two articles every home should have, They are useful at ail times more els- pecially during the summer months.

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We have just received s large shipment of those and are now offering them at very attractive prices.

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McDONA-UD d. BRADLEY Proprietors

Great George Slt, Phone 315

_ Professional Cards

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IJB Pfllirrlation of ‘in round numbcrrs

OV ER GOVERNED?

l-irrr li-rriu extras .in tzhe way of ‘har-

Again we are told. this ltiml= rluml

an ocoiesiastical source, tlha-t this m” 3M,“ Md an 913mm". m 3a.“,

Maritimes are overgoverned. “Uhrele and three legislatures

w-hene one governor arnd one legis-

The merger lllug has. sot ill-to the rrnodcrn blood. it began in the com- rrlemiai and the industrial world, and spread out into Ithe political and elven the religlious world. 'l“he idea ‘was to secure a monopoly, lo conlml Itlhe output and set pncesi liar buying and szillirl-g. Thtnco arose the modern phrase, the ‘ty- ran-ny of (line majority. a condition‘ very prevalent. in rl-he world today. (‘apitad ‘first dominated. Labor next had its innings and today the railways, mhe coal ‘mines. industry arnd commerce are mercilessly drc- lulfll ‘to -by ‘the tyranny of the‘ maj- ority. A little over half a century

35° we formed a “"5759? 0i the Armstrong goverrrrlrment would be

ocattzred British Colonlleq in Nor-gt, A majority lsitirnateiy rio- veloped and for some years past

America. uhe smaller ‘provinces, rust and west. have been lgmnrning under trhe ‘tyranny of the majority in trbe larger control provinces.

Now it. is, suggested that the MarrlIt-i-mos form n merger. scrap ‘their present capltalsmhclr lvgisla- ‘UITDB t

llifd!‘ courts and their govern- rhips and ‘blrild a ‘new capital, n Inew and larger parliament build- ing. Where ell-all ‘we found our {B80001 oily? Legion-lily in trite ‘largest province, ‘Nova Scotin, wmy

i524,000. New Brunswick with its |388.000 and Prince Edward l-slnlnlrl rwillr 89,000 would 00mg l... ma,“ m"! ‘lhifll- Evidentlly there is ‘smile ha": i150!‘ rmfllflfii-‘y dominance.

It will ‘be argued», and vleq-y pm. ‘perly, that; majority rule sh-ouriduro-g be tyrannical.

"is lame-r central prov-llnces should not be tyrannical ‘but there is a re. ‘markarllle consensus of opinion botlll east wnd west, that rl-t is. In. “he "mumlllflllgs in» ltlile Maritimes" 0i’ which much has been heard re- centiy.

The trouble in in our

the Mflfiflflllifl, sister "provinces of New Brunswick and Nova ‘Scotia at lean —-wo ‘have no such trouble in Prince Erlrwarrl ‘islsnd—<is no; over $°"‘“"""""“M but Wfldfifslovertlrmevnt. g°"°""""*’-'M "I-Mor rm. government by sslfse-eklem, by mondncupnrble 41f seeing their rprovimues a/nd who“. interests ‘beyond ltiheir own interr- cots. men. who are not about bu". emmg wmm ‘Wlillmiiiflfll in Sectille their own persona! ends and 1p arc-

McDonald & McPhee, ‘ Be As

s, n. riuuoxrsul Barristers’, Attorney, EM.

Mans! to Loan ‘Riley llullrlinr Charlottetown

ll. l‘. IePIIEE

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or... c; ,.Aochibaid

odlqrfleltoet -|I_|l Hospital ; es, [hailed 1o Bye, Mar, [More all’

i‘. l‘ . yer Building

(mot George ltreet 1

ours-lie lIl-ILIMII. lor-

nnte of N.

l. Telephone llO-J. . '

R. Mdiuigan;

1 .. . "r" ‘mutter-its.’ sonttnrol. ‘no. 41- Jar k - ‘ Moot Charlottetown, tan.

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i Insurance.

ca!“ r branch railways, and harbor improvements from the rest of ‘llilB dominion m purghaae mII-fil-ililrlerlcies. m9 lY-Iflllliy 0f majorities l3 un- fbriunataiy a ‘human characteristic, eitlier inherited ‘from our forbeors 0f Il-hle wilds or ‘sequined trlrrough ‘ f‘ "v .-- or selfish- “95- MWVBY We ‘have it a/nd are "m W91! i0 let ovor ‘it for some “m5- lnvmfi "liflotitrimo lilhe pert of Wisdmrfln. as hrr so lpoggiug, u, d9 our own business, and lilold on to

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ur.l..-i sfrerr tin election.

"libll-Glllliilny until-rials and than: are possibilities and probabilities in connection vribh the cooling elec- tion In Nova Sootria. wddcsprcad opinion, even among Liberals. and unanimous among the tiiinkkrrrg people of ‘the

‘Similarly it may be ermled mhrlrt iihe majority rule 0g

seed ‘t-lrrs ‘is um underlying cause o;

Prince Edward island .. 18,364,000

rrolo rlran 3011819115 "1 Pllwidi“!

The above figures m remark-

i,..' lilllplmlmlllt-nhi rw-harves along

able in several respects. They give Slwkfllchewfln the second place in agriculture production. They show that the (arms of the three Prairie Provinces are now producing a yearly value practically equal to that of the two ibig provinces of Ontario and Quebec taken togeth- er; also that British Columbia

fax, neither one c! which will ever be of lunch use encept to give em~ pioyrnt-rlt to “deserving democrats." The ‘provincial goverrwmlc-m itself also, before its exit, took some pJIIIS to tmdrsr ltscu to llhe people. its labor llglslarion. ‘prrtsseddn view of ‘the coal industry debacle is vliry Qmnslog, that is. it rpronl-ised ‘to s llie ,“he miners’ strike. The elec- tion had 4:3 b: pulled of! quickly in order to keep the protuises afloat

vinces ln the value of its (arm pro- ducts. The date ls rapidly drawing near when the (our provinces west of the Great Lakes will have a larger farm production than the live older -prov:lnces of Eastern Canada.

Elections, like horrseranis, are

In agricultural production the Maritime Provinces make a poor showing com-pared with the larger provinces to rttbe west ward. but orrr limited area and population rrlust be taken into account, The smallest province west ‘of New Brunswick is (ive times as large as the three Maritirnes taken togeth- er. But as compared with the sister provinces across the Straits Prince Edward island holds a proud posi- tion for the relative value of its (arm products,

The-re is a

province hat the return to power of the as gericus a blow to thz welfarle and future rproopeots of Nova Scotla as would the return of the Mackenzie Kl-ng government to the. Ne" 3mg}; l. glmggfl t”, time.‘ wollfana and rfulture prospieotg eras‘ large and has more than five Canada. But there is no milling. "m" 5' ‘mm!’ 9”?" i“ Q“ mud The poulir of graft. the pull of the Province but h“ ‘arms produce

"trot-sly twice as much value as present dollar is becoming too , ' ‘mun 1 b i‘ H v , ours. New Brunswick, wlth twelve * g o e n "New ‘o ‘my- °°“' times our area and more than sidzrrnble extent by such academic (our flmeg our populflflfln comes lhZ-ngs as iulur-z welfare. We tmvo (or short of producing twice the m); yfll anwed a; me 9mg‘, whem value that is turned out yearly we ‘would sacrifice a (at job -(or the

from our more fertile (arm land. ‘lmkvnmw future o‘ ouhgiylws or M There is no real rivalry among rho our country.

three Maritime Provinces in farm -———-—n-o>——i---

production. it. is Prince Edward island first, with no second.

EDITORIAL NOTES

82 in the shade yesterday. n good ed. as was generally expected

beginning ‘(or summer, Ibut may the‘ " would in the endorsement o-f

powirs save us from ‘the kind wurllber ‘they are illiirvllfilg in most’

‘or the, Anrerlcan cities. the campaign;

‘ '- a; small place in

“in yesterday‘: genial heat. follow- 3118 titre rain of the day before‘, ‘Prince Etilwsrd lslrind piuvrlgerl ht once ‘into its most beautiful sum- me-r garments and the Garden o: l-he Gui-f is now ‘indeed fair lro lool§' lrrpon. The gliory of the woodsAlhe fields, the sea .is tulli blown. and the rlmnlperalure such as one delights to live in.

candidates and the contest was

possessed of a leader of like abil- ity,‘ shrewdness and with Mr, Dunning. in the House there wore 45 Liberals, 15 independents, one and one Labor man, and although most of the independents were in- cl.ned to the Progressive standard each had a different policy of his own.

lrll hos A-nrgellcs where motor traf- fic is very much congested, the 1111461)’ of pedestlrlarrls is assured -'by empowering ‘them: While crossing m. an intersection of streets. to stop approaching mum airs by simply holding l... their hand as s signal to stop. v15

lotion of this rule by an sutoitrt renders hJ-rn dlfl/llli to arr-est. The munridrpellty of Brooklyn, N, Y., r4

at. present being petitioned (or slim- llar legis-ialllon. '

‘ Following Saskatchewan's lead, Premier Armstrong, has Immune- “ed the provincial election in Novs Scotia with June 26 as voting day. _'l‘his promises to be n much llarder struggle (or the Lllber-sl Govern- ment there than that which has

sh. been contested in tllelwest, although the Conservative strength

in the ‘House now dissolved was very small. The standing of par- ties as given in the Parliamentary

Guide was. Liberals 29, Fanners ‘i. Labor 4 and Conservatives 3 in a

House fo_ 43 mambo a,

‘llhe (Nrrnmittee appointed ‘to re- vllse the rules of thre House of Commons; recommends limiting the speeches of members to 40 minutes. ‘with the exception of the Pijlmo Minister, the ‘leaded’ 0f ‘the! Opposition and Cabinet Ministers when marking certain mocwng, Jurlcins by many of rilhe speeches Rcorded ‘l-n rllotrssrd the limlflirs striil euiiirely too long. ’r-rr‘ tact little tsuitvwouidibe mod it up ominyrq.

_When the result okthe Nova dootia contest is known the elec- tion in New Brunswick will lollow as‘ a matter of course. On the net results ot the three provincial elec- tions as sired up from the Liberal point of view may largely depend the decision of the King Govern- men as to whether the Dominion election shell ‘be brought on this your or not until after another session‘ shall be hold. But the til-giro of the (times are full oi warn-

lwllst remains of-our autonomy. —-i<oeq>-_-__ '

NOVA OOOTIA ELECTION

11in Non Sootla Liberal govern-

“mont has deoldedtotalm the

plunge wttlmrtsny unnecessary

1, dolly on tin river bank. Matters

are not lnlpro 1..., on the corrln-ry

‘ tllley ere duly becoming worse and ilrornthellherll rllewpolnnfltede- ' eleion so jump in at once was emne conloluston. It wen no doubt’ fligeteliewsn and in Non poolls _'

Iwiseone. ‘ftleeleotiooietobe

t’. .. our. so mm in our deewldlos." mu sire for naming that an it; u. "m mule illwsta-Fllkflnhewsnlslsctlon PP“

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tee‘ had recommended jlging-rln _ cermg, m,“ .1 *‘ " lng to the Opposition to be ready ' -for e contest -whlclt may cane at shy time stier the provincial elec-

tions are over, .

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“i0 SQQIRAIIGWa-u election oil Tuesday int brought no gut-pried; ______ llfthollflh u will no doubt t» hailed n. warm experiential» u.» ls to the hlberrsl prose as e treat vric- being on ind being provided tor 1m, (or Liberalism umun-wau-rlug "9"!" “I "Mn flothhll Bl" s. ma“ m the _M‘wkwue m“ than a wholesale ntternpt to cor. mmmmgn‘ m’ “m” u" wltlr their own money. That points purely local six! the return of the Vmhqhggq, dqgmn, l; 01mins avvfllllllltlllt was a tom'- ggmqu-bg-‘ouq gm mu,‘ in

provincial elections‘ o! this were sprtrlg at -the'sllorteet this sotlee willtinJhe ‘limits all VI‘! U9‘

lreoimseofihlesndtlreooasion

prescribed fly law.

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denote a man who lives ‘n the coun-

leads any one of the Maritime Pro- Eflgeiill ‘,",O‘,";’""J“""”"‘E'" Clever’

The provincial election in Basica- ntchcwan on Tuesday last result- it the Liberal Government under Premier Djunulng. Federal issues had but'

there were very“ few independent. mainly between lliberalsand Plo- r gtessives.‘ Neither" the Progrcsslw I '

es _ao_r-- the 'Conservativcs were

experience last‘

Conservative

rapt and purchase the electorate ‘

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. ,- ‘ I The Public Fortim ‘(Ihlreelaunn is are: hr Clo dleueules by correspondents cl bushels inhrvul- The .\ lonesome Guardian dose not necessarily endorse the or Allen o! urrenycndeses.

tutors: 1., l‘. Duly. Queen street. ‘ . , s I , unm st. - _ , ' : d? £0105 ~ ~ ""- ' "‘ "" trr. ‘Phonon nitric m sun Ave. . ‘ s luau...’ mun-u. , _ ,. ' , _. fOntaro ..... .........s4ts,208.0o0 Si ,-_r r m; ith o r- ' flsg°'imzuiifl','la_r"k n‘ rimi.‘.~"."'if.ivl'fo"lr'tr°rliil.“irtm sa"ltchewan _ _ _ _ _ __ gguiggpoo ntissrion 1:11? a (i): worilsulablbeut B; [class W. Brien. . ' ' I'm u“; |) q; ,, w m» lii m, Ntilnnrhtiile. ' - Jaywalkers. ‘lite Word itself is w “.515... ‘ale-Jae. ‘r u. A. r-uunt. sum. QFM“ “Luuum corniwrrrld. mode up of Jay and ‘ . Old South News Annoy, Bolton Muss. _ _ Alberta . . . $00,371,000 Walkm- bul n m no; found [n Web. THE X RAY "mm-II ""- AW-‘Y- -"°' "°"‘~ i““'"' ""‘" "“""" “"" __“"". Manitoba . . . . . . . . . . .. rerstmooo liter-s ljlnabridged Dictionary. . - nmlul Columbia .... .. u osaooo ‘ New. we W0“! J81 ll "is "we Pm", - - ' . _ p5 you wonder why your _ FRIDAY. JUNE 5r 192° Nova Scotla ........ .. anooqooo fiefljgix- :§§s;“‘::g“§§gg2f “mo,” ,8“, y“, ,0 8,, u, m, ex. , N-w Brunswick . . . . . . .. 28,322,000 (along Wm, on," words such a5 penso of having X Ray pictures

haysced, hick, rube and others) by a certain class of very clever city dwellers, in a contemptuous way to ‘

try. \ .

With [lie advent of tire automo- bile ‘tllere arose nnoilher class oi extra clevur men. who fortunately or un(ortlrl.:t.ely own a caY. nnd to show their contempt -for the ped- estrians. llsd to invent a nickname for them. They could not cull them Jays, as that name belongs to the countrymen. so they ioiued the two words Jay and Walker and

A writer in Tuesday's Guardian says “lire driver of a car has u hard time getting clarlr of a charge of manslaughter if he runs down a pedestrian. Well, if he ‘kills the pedestrian, why should he get clear of the charge? '

lt is not the careful driver that hurts people. but the speed fiends. Do tlluse people who talk with such contempt about Jaywaiirers know that tlle streets belong to trhe Jaywalkers, every bit of them. and that they (the Jaywalkers) could legislate ‘the cars off the streets altogether, as was done be- fore?

‘ There are always two sides to u bargain. Now, when the Juywalk- ers through their representatives agreed f0 allow cars to be driven on the streets, they did so wltlr certain restrictions, one of which is a speed ii-mit.

When we grant a license to run a car we have performed our part of the bargain. ‘the man on accept- ing such license, whether mention- ed or not, tacitly agrees ‘to abirlu by such lows, speed limit included. and il‘ he has not honor enough to keep his part ot the bargain, tire jail is the place (or him. no fine! He is a menace to the people. l trm, Sir, etc.,

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taken of u barium meal. BB ll D058- os through your body.

alter taking the meal, live minutes afterwards, ltiren six hours, uguin in twenty-four,- forty eight, seventy two horrrrl afterwards, and so forth.

readily see that ire wants to clear up some point that has arisen.

or long drrrwn out, and instead 0t treating you month after

bu: w 380112 l of

A picture is tukell immediately

Now this costs Twenty to Thirty

Dollars or oven more, but if your .

Doctor recommends it, you can

These crises nre usually chronic,

month with medicines, he can often gel. a ‘ butter knowledge or what is wrung, in just the few days it lakes to have tile pictures taken,

‘i spoke once before of n chap wilu thought he ilnd an ulcer or the stomuclr. Some of rthe symp-

were nt a variance wltlr lilo usual

lug a grcurt deal of milk, and hurl lust no wt-igllt, The pictures slrow- ed no ulcer us present, but that an ulcer tltrtt hnd healed some time previously, llud almost completely closed tile opening from llle stonl acll to intestine, and so only rnllk or very liquid substances could pass through.

Ordinary (ood gave him very severe pain. He therefore hnd tho choice of drinking nothing but milk nnrl other liquids, or eating ordin- ary diet and suffering for it. _ The other way out was‘ to get rl new passage made from the stonr~ uch to the intestine. As he wns rr young mun, with many_ yearri up pnrently nileud of him, he allowed the surgeons to make this new passage. Six days otter tile oper- ation ire ate n poached e28 on toast,

without any distress whatever. You curl readily , see therefore that any physician would illtvo spent u great deal of time Oil this cause without giving any relief to the patient,

The X Ruy does not always give the complete diagnosis, but tile money is usually well invested} just the same. .

Sometimes your dentist wouldi like to advise an X ‘Ray of your", teeth. but hesitates to put you to- thnt expense. You would ire mak-i

erreveee O-Qvfvvv June 5, 1925

THE QNIIAY WA'Y:-l am way, the truth, and tho life. d420,

tho Jollrt

ps,to live by the frutll of the Sol ofLGod, Who loved us and» guvc _l‘l self for us.

SHADOWS

Come buck when firoiight. casts its y . glow '

Upon the fireside screen,

‘When flickering shadows come llrld

‘ , so Come to us in a dream.

i tiiink of bygone days

When we were here, together all In those dear days l now recall Beside the Winter's blaze.

Come back to me again as tilen We'll watch the golden rings, All be ‘again as it had been, ‘ I'll dim the liglvts again as when We talked of ghostly things.

ometitnes 1 feel you very near _ et never have I soon

The face ‘l knew and held so dour. The voices Moved lnever hear Across the space between.

Come back to me, l. need you so, I'm sure I've heard it said,

Those whom we loved yet had to go Could come again to us below, Tho’ numbered with the dead.

Come book, let hope -be not in vain, dome so cu used to do. Come in t e flrelight, come agaid To easQ the burden o! my pain, Because l love you so. "

‘ . I -—-Laura Ilcdall.

Clraroctsr Reading isnsuwaswonw"...

g A’ lense of gl-lumor

Eyes which an‘ black denote s sqise of humor, strong influence. and magnetic attraction. General- ly ‘s’ ng, dsrkeyerare indica- tion of‘ e more passionate and in- tsllsottisi nature"; than lighter orbs yPlle hing eyes are regdrded as ‘fly-weakest of all, and betoken n espiittvs, fickle and jealous in- ‘tiivl . ~ I ' ‘i

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