1111.11 Women’s thread Silk and 85¢ Fibre Stockings, per pair .

This is a bargain of outstanding value that 1we_ have just placed on sale——han_dsome,_close WOVEH. correct weight, offered in black and wide variety of the ne_w colors. These stockin

have double sole, heel and toe with mock seam up 11111,. back. You will be pleased W101i them-

MAILED POST PAID First Floor, rear of store, Irish Linen Breakfast Sen

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN w€ Q ~ . Mr. J. E. Wyatt, K. C.

yuan;

FRIDAY. . (q _ fl ’ ulrflulétunate ope ‘as 1 have said, wga Able Review of A118 a S .:::1:.1 .”l...*2...1.'.‘i£.i§§“.i..;

I most of the credit goes to Mr.

‘Lfresentl,’ Day Condition,

No Division Among Quebec Conservatives. I

1111. 1.1111: lull- of our country willl ,____.._.__.__-_ - ,gro\v. ' i chrfce has fallcn l-pon so distlugu- .\lr. Patenuude. continuing, slaid. isth ti a lllnll 11s Ell‘ Franc 11s Lcul- Assures Maritimes of Greater Mar- 111111 1111111” 1.11~¢11111,111,1nces 1-11-111c111 il-tx. Chief Jnltlcc of the Province, kets and Trade. Flu u 1111111 of smaller calibre nxightl of Quebec. The investigation will havc produced a different relll:tloll."l go on rigorously 21nd thoroughly] "We propose to take practically“; 3181311611, mlluwlng upon 1,1-;_.111s.

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and with a view to the P"|'111ti\l1iJ1| steps along the lines oi our reIO-‘uf lust rail came to the Province: nlld betterment of the public ser- lutlon of June. 1926. to extend towg Quebom “met 111.1, 11111191] 11, us 111- vice and the resorutiun ot‘ 111.111., producers of the Maritime Pro-your 1111-11 1o11g11e_ 11nd Convlnced 1,51 to the taxpayers of Fnnadll. ’i‘hl" vlnees and the Western Provlnc-llhnf thcre was still today room‘ mounted police, wllo were cusli cs, the markets of central Cifl3‘,\\'lllllll the Conservative party for; aside by the previous goverulucnt, da, and especially to extend the 111L- 1-111111111111111 11f 1,111- 35111111110113 have been ordered on duly. Dis- use of Canadian coal by Cana- us Llltifvvflltilll tllc old days of Cur-i honest officials urc helm; l't!llll')Vt‘ll dian consumers and the employ-filer 111111 3131111011111113- T119". were‘ and from clld to l-ull ul‘ i‘.lllzlliil_ ment by Cinoldiin lhtpporl 071110 divisions among Quebec Con- without distinction or provillrle or our own Mari "N! POI‘ 8- lscrvatives. 1 of rum». the work or ro-iorul uill hcl "For lhl- nus! 1111.1‘ rears the 111-1 There is no hone for 11 country pursued. ’ lvlllhlll 111' 11111‘ 1131101111111111 1118111"- lllnt is uunillc to provide itself with

lrpcly it‘ not suifll-iellll)‘ stllhle govlerunlent, snld .\ir. i'otc.n-‘

1'11 H1 1111‘ lJ1'<11111'l11-‘1 <11 undo. Until recently, gUVufllillPllltil "ln-oliullioll’ originating new VilTi-vlu “mum, M11 M1311 1-11111-111-1111-111-11.‘

lvlivs '11 £11111!“ "m1 1111i)1'<1\'1l1lZ (lllrlbyl stability. "My suggestion istllnl‘ “There are those including ~lllc hrunds o1‘ 1111111 111011110111. VPFYJL is the present business of thcl

into Prime .\iinistcr lllllltlt-ll. \vl‘.'>‘1lllll'kc<1 11111.41 *1‘ 111""?! i111 11119“ “r l11'11l>11' of Canada." he ulllled. “to! 1 C have sought to raiso ;l scctllllllll lllllll'il\'t'il production iutsbcl-lllnllllc 11111;,- 111.1,111 1111.111 111111 1., 11901110, 1111i‘ ' _

(rry evcn out of the (‘nstouls ill- b-lt l fvcl sure thnt tlll- l-cououlll‘ -l11-,1\\-l.o1l thc (‘ouscrvntivl- null 1,ll1-, ' yd’ vl-stlgnliou and wllo llnvc lll-clurcll lw-sulfs lo thc furnlcr wollld hnvl- 1.1111 Wnlps 11-11114, 1,1- 1111. two 1,11 ' ‘

that it was fllfllt“l l-bicllv llt thc lu-cu ulnl-h grczllcl" bud we at lllc 1111111- likely to afford stable goverlrl province of Quebec. 'i‘his cry in sumo liml~ built up nu l-couolnil‘.‘fuvnt ill thc sense of stability and. bust-loss; it is worse tllnll tillll. il l-lllcicllt. businl-ss likc ull-thod of of‘ tl-ntlrle." The ftlit‘ of tho couu-l

. - -11¢,1-~. . --1- - M.‘ w- ... -. ,,..1

rcporl of thc (fustoms (loluulitll-l- you will ilud thnt 0f tlvcuty-illc world hnvc lunllc grl-:1ll~l' progrcss lulrly llnll bccu chztrgcd with lilc ‘THE COMING ELECTIONS

firms whom the conllnittcc rcvoul- lli ‘lll'l1tllll'lll1Il' lhnu Punullu, but l-url- o1’ ll.

il‘iiffi"‘.'."ii.“fi‘.ii'lI-‘lilil i-llf-‘L..»'iiil§il..""fil‘ "‘.5}'1?!..“"....‘Ti-3.§1i u. ...-.... ... ...-...... Under ...“ - t‘ l St k Q. t t'

*1. 1* its."‘:1::.....1l""a:;imrl: 11:3..1221"'11:..::::::.1":.'.1r lcmlselva “'6 . ; °°» “° a “ms

lrhllgliflh-splglllltingyllbople. The 11111191111: thc plast fifty y-curs. llilfillllilll "Alltblc govnrulnnut ceased lll (ContinueTIJ-m page 1)

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Week end Sale of

Nalla Baeeless Cry of Liberals-

This lovely fabric, silk like in its texture, per- manent in its lustre and finish, 36 inches wide is offered you in Mauve, Rose, Powder Blue, Cop- enhagen, Sand, Grey, Rosewood, Black and White, Friday 794'» 1'11-

and Saturday at

Full range of colours in (linghunls, 3t) to 36 inches Wllilfi, worth to 40c 251*

Week end sale 30 inch lingerie Crepe in the popular colors 29¢

li.\l.ll\‘l\X, July 21-4 Quotations furnished by Johnston 11nd Ward. lil-ulbl-rs o1‘ the Montreal Stock l-Ixclulnglz:

lulttcl- rl-coluulculltsd the rulirclllclll up u systcul of production 21nd co- (‘llnulln willl the iltl\'i'lll of .\ir. or llislulssul of llillo nillltinls of opornlivn mnrkl-liug whicll hns King 1o pownr 111 1931f‘ 1.111111 _\l1-_l whom six were i-lllgllsll-sllcllitinfi llli-lPPll hcr ill llll‘ fort-front of the lfiltcllnnllle. "lllhut cllllucl! for stub-l 'i‘hl- (‘oulullllcl- l‘l'l‘0llllllt‘l1tl<'1l111W"ltgrirlllillrlll couulril-s of lhl-worlddllity lp governulcut is tiisccrniblo‘trout tlu- l-nlilllsizlslll- uullicul-c. ,L.,.1||11x 111 pullout funnies, illcgnlly lll-r fnrnl products lolluy l'llllllllilllll‘ll' f‘t'li2lll('i‘ is placed upon ille Llbl .111,11_ 1l_ 11‘1~111111 3-1111111111-1“ yllnili withhcid to the unlount of $1.7m: thc big-host pri- 1 ho grl-alt-on- l-rnl pnrly?" hc alskcll. "it is giblhaf 111' 1111l1lic Wrlrils ill lllc 1111-111 111111 111111 11f 1111s 511,111 ovI-r t1 llll-llllllil Stlflllllllglllllllglif‘ ‘Tho l;l\’ll‘l'lll]lli'lll‘; illlll to thc (‘Ulllllliyl tlls;‘l‘l‘llll1‘ll h_v l:o\1-1~1111u-lll, fi]llll\t' l'lill,‘.',l‘ll1l|litil1li»', Wm,“ m,“ “UL (u liollnrs was for offcucl-s l-ululullll-l o Soull .\ l'it‘il, fcw Zen nut nul llc custollls sl-nlll n, il lus lw-lccll-llllll- (‘ouvclllioll ou illl'1l' cllllil-c of '1 1 . . outsidl- thc province of Qlll-hl-l‘. Mlslrulin huvc Tfllwvillllflil thc m1- ill tl-rlns, lhl- l-cououlic policy wl|il:ll'_.,111-|1 1111 111111- lllilll us .\'il'. \\'v:lll,|T-1),,-.11(.ll1ll111l1lld13111116511’:.11.“ Tum-p uns nothing ill lllllt cvlllollly- lloulll importuul-o 111' this question wus llrllcliclllly conlulou l-ousl-ul, 1.1 wlmm l“, “M. Hm.“ “OHM Hwy‘? H“, “Ll In“ qmpfrex‘ ' or ill thc wholc work of lhc. (‘olll- of‘ tho lll‘lll‘l'l_\' lnnrkctiul: o1‘ fnrln l-sslulilll lo tho prosperity oi this‘(.“|H“_,.\n,i\.,, mum“. l” \.i,.',,,,.1.v ihkxln“: ' ' nllllcl: which was sl-clloultl ill thc products ullll lr\'-l:1\\'s null rt-gulrl- country. its ll-nllel- llns proposl-ll H‘, “F011,. m, 11.1.31 311,1 |'1.111.1-;1] 111111 ‘u-m‘llh\,:i'll |..'“.1‘||'1:'('\ ‘ - . ' ' ‘ ' H least ill-grew null llll‘l‘ll will ilc lll1~ lions hnvc vsluhlishl-d colulnolllly thnt onc o1’ thc cssl-lltilll estates of Wm 11in,“ m H“, “pp,.,.,.i“1i,,,, ,,1- m‘. qmlfn Flokitrl,“ thing l-ilhcr sl-ctiounl or rnciui ill coolu-rnlivl- lllllrllctiug of iurlu thc l'l'il1lllll(lit1\\'|l us thc Sel‘a'\“l1‘h‘;l‘lrh|“ flhlivlh.“ Th‘, vmnvh, l,'.‘ _“|""\.I_ 1;‘ SIM‘, k‘ the work of thc judge l|l thc llaly~l products 11s 11 nnliotllll noiil-v. 'l‘l1i‘l sllzlll hl- ublllisllcll or, ll’ not zlblll 1mm “.11, 1]“, \,.,-,.I1.1;-,~,-111-.- of on lpITH-l- 1.“) a h I 1V1) 1-0111“ *1\'-Ii1'lll h:1~l boon ‘ ndoplcll with inhcli, rcdnccll to such :1 state of"nill_{i_l_;ll', ‘UM H. 11m," m inllippl “l1, 1.1%“ m!“ "\\'1- proposc, trill-n iu oiill-o, lo nlzlrillol slucl-l-ss ill lunuv ilrnucllo-l ll.l|.otcucl~ thnt il worn lwllcr nhul-‘HUI; ‘ '\h_ ‘ w NIH,“ "mwliu: i‘ 1;] {H1 _ m")

tunkc ll our first cllzlrgl- lllillt'\'t*l‘_\' ol npricnltnrl- in 1h.- l'11l1.-1lS1utl-1, liillvtl. l know lllill l spunk fur thc; ___ "A ‘vnl_m‘ly',l,ll'l_l_p w“ “my 0,,“ mm“ ‘"111 v _ dcp:l1'tllll'-lll will bc rousl-ll to :1 qlcolllc of luy province \Vlll‘l\ l any ‘,'j,“_?'. 111% ‘a l 1' out 111i‘. "H"lllll\'\lvy1l|lp‘ll 11mm- BMHH. “y 11,, 1111.111 duty lo 1h» (‘.111 Cooperative Marketinn and Sound illili ill my provlulec. tho coutinuetl i” "h" ' 1'1"“ '1‘ ‘ 1 'l\*"""'“1 1l"‘“"“1"5 nlliuu people and its stl-rll response, Agrwulqural policy ‘cxlslcllrr- o1‘ nu iudcpeutlellt Cunn- ilnllty lo account for evcry dollnl dnln scnulc is considered essential __ __’ __

iluuk ltoyzll . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 2501/;

colnnlittcll to its charge. \\'l- pro» "this system of r-ouunollilyl l-o- lo lhc continued existence of the’ "A , pose 111111 dclulflulclllul rvforlu slulll ollcrntivc marketing is (‘Illllllftffl- l11‘l1l1ll' ol‘ thnt province in the Con. estern Gualrdlal] , \\'lll-:1t .luly, 1411/11; Sept. 141%.‘ —FOR LATE WESTERN NEWS‘ |,,.,.‘ Hui/m

not stop at thc Customs lhlpurl - llvl-lv new in Cnnlllin and llzlsblw-u ndizlzl confederation" lul-ut bllt sllnll prol-l-l-ll in llll adopted in oniv a fl-w l'i‘|lllll'inillll('3,1 brain-hes of thc .11c1'1'i\'1* 11'11"1'1‘1'l‘1‘ thn wllnnt pool of thc Wcst. is thlnActiona of the Governor General _ it lnlly be found thnt thc. blight of lnosl outstanding cxzlmple in sevcr- Correct. —P-‘1E9 5 1B IIV811B111B- 111 Porn Hopi. 343' dngt-lltsrfillull bus set il. 1:11 or tho provinces. n bneinnlng has‘; l lluls ‘bccn made ln orlzanizinlu other .\lr. Palnunude deprecated the —R°B1N H909 FLOUR 15111111“ Win-n! lcoulnvrlllltins as might well be ex- suggestion that there was liuycon- 0111? ""9111 5916mm] when‘ “m1 1mm lll'l'. lint/g. Asks Mandate to End WearyYezlrn 111-1-11-11 lu somn case" l1!" resulislstitutionzll issue. The actions of by 1811111115 lslnnd dealers who 1111111" of Instability in Fiscal Affairs. obtnlnr-d by thr- prollncers huvclthle Governor (icnornl hull been 1101-89 lflqllillll-Y- _'* ~~_~Ew (‘nnzldiau 1111111111‘ 1” M"! m“ w“u'r1\~llllt\ experience zaluvll l feel thnhclndcll, "there need he little doubt 111111 ($611111!!! 110W 1411111111.? at llucilli yours of flcklcul-ss 211111 11151111111111 our fnrlucrl-l will pro"! and rebuild in the breasts of Canudinnll as to 0110511119 Drhiil-‘i-“J- W- Pyle- 1'31"" l in financial und fiscal llifzlirs; tlllfldlpn-lng to trade and nroven priu-lwhich, ut lllis juncture is the bei- 111d- 774449“

“_f*v\r"wpl~#\ 4f_r PvjIl/\’IJ§1<

;\llll‘l‘ll'illl (‘£111. Co. . . . - Hull-it. und ltcfng. Co. .

Dress lengths of Ilinene ill Dots and Ifigure, Rose, Green and White, 511 clearing out at . ..

First Floor-rear,

oi’ thc (‘ollnly ullll lilo lllll'llliiilli'l‘,ln|_ ,|-,.11-,,|1.111“ _ _ _ _ _ H

(‘I'i)\\'ili'l thc hull to tllc dlullf- ‘Jllllllialrll Nl-w Jorsoy l 1 l

Hlnuliurd Nclv York . . . . . . . . BANKS

Colored Border $2.95 Breakfast Cloth 54x54 inches, will, Green and Gold Borders . . . . Good Heavy Colored English Tur- 351 Fine quality white Krinklette $2 1:51. Bedspreads 72x90, special . . . . . .

- 4211 Sheeting 70 inches wide . . . . .. . Heavy Irish Linen Huck Towels

Linen‘ Department, First Floor.

$1.25 Dimity Slips--68c Slips, We ‘have never seen unytiling good before, for less than $1.25 White 11 l 85c Dimity Bloomers 50c This another notable value - 31 1 ers or Step Ins, all colours. .. $1.00 Value Gowns 79c neck and sleeves, a wonderful value] now on sale at ... 1

serviettes». 16x16 inches, B11111, 1112 kislh Towels 16x35 ,. A splendid value in Bleached

_ 750 |~ 18x36 inches a special value ut ~ Here is a record breaking value lll Dimi Pink, Peach, Nile and Orchid price, 50 cents we offer either bloom- White Gown, with wide band of colours

Head of Stairway, 2nd floor.

Dec. 85%. 1,, lluc., 45. ', 156%; 0C1. 1421/1;

f For Week-end Some wonders at $1.98

4 pieces silk and w 0 o 1 brocaded crepe, $2.50 8119s FOR ~

3 pieces Otteman Cord Silk, 36 inches wide regular $3.00

2 pieces all silk Jer- sey Cloth Nile and Powder iii] 9i Blue . . . . .

ll is surprising how much digni- lly urcouhousc. culture ls lending to

rl-stnre dl-fluill-ly null clczlrly thc-

llfllll-‘li-th- of pfllleillilll 1" 111‘? iitilniprinrlpics is that marketing nssocl-l

of Pannda, a flriucipire and 11111011101 ‘llllou which illl can rely. upon which iullustrg; l-llu depend, upon Wlllfilli .\vurlu-r.-l can depend, .bllt_a princi- pill null practice which none will b1- pvrlllillcli to iilllllit‘. W!‘ 1110001515‘ thnt Hlitllllllly iillll tranquility will tullc the plucl- of disturbance and nurosl null thnt thc grout rcsllurcles of this country will be l-tluscrvcd for thc dl-vclllplneut ol‘ our (1‘\\'ll nu- tiou and not ot‘ uuolllcr. and for till-l ullllliplllwulillll m‘ thc pcoplc and; thc rl-lculiou o1‘ our own sous null dzlnghll-rs at homo.

Employment for People of Canada First. l

l

“Wl- propose to lily thc basis oil ll pructicui. vigorous uud fruitful‘ lulruigrnrlou polio)‘. llull that llfltlitll Slltlll bu ilrsl of all cluploylueutfor lhl- pl-oplo ot‘ ('l1nulill. ()l\ thnt rock and ou thnt alouc wc- will build. fur only on thc foundation oi‘ clu- ployuu-ul within our own country l-:1ll thc wiscsl of immigration poli- cios cvor snccl-l-ll.jl‘lll- llllllliilldlilflll’ policy of thc lnlle govorululallt has

"hm-u u pl-rsistcnt fuiinrl: llnrclll-oln-

cd by u. sin-git: success. it has lip-nu n fullllro for ulllny reasons. but‘ l-hileliy llccnusc thcrc was no con-l ildcurl- lil industry :11. homo null lnslllllclcllt clupllrvlllcllt for tllcl pl-opil- wililill our bolluduril-s. W1- prolosl- thnt ill" lll-purtlucllt of inrllligrntloll will hl- :1 licpurtluleut. which '\vil| leucourngl- pl-oulo to l-oulc. lo (‘nuullln null not ll dlepnrt- 1111-111 lvhosl- l:llli'l' duly is to kcl-l) 1111-111 out. .\.~l work l-xpllnlls ill our1 country Wi" will i'i'llll'H our efforts on .‘i<'l‘lli'llif.', ilrilish immigration,‘ nllli lmlulgrlltiou from lhosc other 1-111111111-14 wboul- uulullooll fllltl wll~ lnzlullooli llulc illl'i'illly provclisuil- I'll lo our clilnnlc 11nd sllltcd to our institutions. in this way the work oi‘ rololllzuiioll will cxpuull, snllil-rs will rr-nllily bc found for our lillillfi (lllil vzlricly of l-ulployllu-llt for tho cutirc muss oi‘ u valrlcd null rc- nourcciui pl-opic. l'lllllllll_l'llltllli for tho chlldll-fl o1 lfiluullu, l-nlpllrv- lul-nt for thv- lmmigrlu-ioll, cxpllnll- I'll markets for the products of our soil. those url- illi‘ basis npou which

DEFECTIVE EYESIGHT

does not moan disease of the eyes. Healthy eves often give trouble In leading or other uses.

w; n; apecllliata In cor- reetlng defective sight with proper glasses. We s" WW9‘ pad with the latest and most scientific instruments used for eyesight testing.

Long experience and s sound business reputation is your guarantee of good ser- vloo.

H. J. MABON OPTOIIITIIIT Moldtaaus, P. I. I.

Offieo Connected With Dru] Otsro

Moll-s. The l-ilief of those sound ntions should stand on lilclr own fol-t and be entirely free of govern- luout control. i wllnt to say l" 11"’ farmers of Canada. utter some study of the marketing nuestion. thnt I bcllnvl‘ lhcv zlrc on the right track nnll llml the (‘onservlnive party of which l am leader, stands rnndy lo snpnnrt in every legitim- nlc wily available to n government. this very wnrlhv movement of thl-irsl to nstnhlish an l-conomicanll clill-ient. method oi marketing their products.

"if rl-turnell to power, tho pre- sent govcrnluent will stand readv in nut into force such :1 policy as will cnnblc the farlnors 0f Canada to bllilli up a marketing system which will compare lll efficiency with thnt of lluy agricultural conu- try lli the world.

Election Sept. 14.

“l have now to announce the date of the election has been fix- ed for the 14th day of Septem- ber next.

Polley stands for Unity. Prosperity and Expansion.

“Our 1111111101 now tn the people of (‘rlnnlla lrml be put ill l1 few words llllil with thlesl- words f close. We nsk lill-ul to stildy lllc policy nul- bodil-d ill thc rcsolullon by which lllt: l'i>llt<lI'l'\'iiilV(! party l-ltnuds, luovcd in lhl- iinllse of Commons on thn 2nd of Juuc, H125. lievc the grl-nl articles of policy tln-rc lnld down urn sound for this llllllllllllllhrililil when given elect will lllilltl: for llllity, prosperity and expansion. We luy lbefore thelntho

lllllniuistrntlvc. record of the into

govl-runleut lls rcvt-nlcd by tho flies

ot‘ its owll committee llnd froln thc

uloutlls of its owll witnesses, and

we ask yull to colldelnn with your voles illiiflllflfilltfy and gross infid-

cilly lo public trust. We appeal tn our tl-iiow l-illzl-us ill every section o1‘ this country. of‘ cvvry clllss null occnpnlioll to risc to tho height of true Canadians and thillk in terms or thc whole country, llnd to call for the sane, consistent applica- lioll of thc only principle of fiscal policy by which this Uilllllfllilll can livc, hold its ohildreu, gatllor its inllnigrutlou and grow to ll great uulloll. i-‘lnnll-y wc llpprnd for thc union of illl ‘workers, enlployors, fnnml-rs. cvcryhody in sympathetic null prncticnl vo-operntlon to press forward the grcnt movement which thc llssic industrialists of our country thl- producers from our soil will llt lust come into their own."

HON. E. L. PATENAUDE.

lion. E. 1.. llalcmlude, Minister of Justice, speaking in English and l-‘rctlch, declared that not very long ago he llllil stated in effect that he wna as free of control of the lead- or of the finnncrvntlve party as he was of that of the leader of the Liberal party. "The condition-one of some years’ standlng~ was on unfortunate conditlonflf said Mr. Patenallde. "The political whereof in Dominion sifalrs the Rt. Hon. Mr. Meighen was the leader. had to a vary large extant

lost control with the Quebec sac-

Wtl bl:-

party

tor enabled to give Canadians :1 stllble lgovernment."

King's Attempted Flight Ffrom Vote of censure.

Senator Gideon Robertson de- clared thnt Mr. King throughout tile inst session had been “wholly and admittedly dependent upon passing whims of various groups, which held the balance of power and thc King Government at its jmercy." ’i‘he end had been “llllst- toned by the proven evidence of nlisconduct and dishonesty within ,the administration itself resulting in the country lbelng robbed of mnny millions of dollars of legiti- mate revenue."

Mr. King had mode an "attempt- ed flight," from a vote of censure and His Excellency lhad declined to consent to the "cowradiy depart- ure" by this exit, said Senator lIiob- lartson. “We lflnd," he continued, "the then Premier pettlshly resign- 1m: and proceeding forthwith to raise ills voice in protest against tho recognized and properly consti- tuted executive authority, which has existed in this Dominion since its birth."

Two Issues Before the People.

Two issues ‘were before tile peo- plc. Was ollr constitution as re~ cognized and operated since cou- tedcrution with nil the flrotcctlon and rights which it has guaranteed to the Canadian people to he con‘ tluucd? 0r wits Canada to adopt. "what is lboviously the» Right Honorable Mr. King's policy, 111.1 11e- scribed in the words 0t‘ l1 Colnmun~ ist resolution, adopted llt lamdon, 0111., on Good Friday, 1925,? "119. solved that it is in favor of com- plete independence of colonial and send-colonial portions of the Urit lsh lflnlpire" it would appear, he continued, that those taking ex- ception to Canada's present status include their new communists ur-Y gnuizntion in the country.

Senator Robertson said that a1- most ninety years ngo W-m. Lyon MacKenzie had written a long let- ter to tho people of Upper Canada (new Ontario) after MacKellzle had fled ill disgrace from it, and stated that for more than twenty years his darling wish had been to see the states nnd provinces on the north American continent merged into one lgreat union. MacKenzie had further stated, said Sanator ltlrbertson, that the time had not YPl 1101110. ‘but that the sooner Can- uda threw of! the ‘British yoke the hotter. "T-ha spirit of the grandalre still lives, and Canada is today in lellpllrdy because of it," declared Senator Robertson.

{mi Archaeologists excavating 50 mil- es north of Jerusalem have dis- covered traces of five different civilizations at as many depths.

The power derived from Niagara Falls by hydrolactrlc plants has been calculated to equal the? labor 0f 45.000000 able -bodiell men.

As both iron ore anll coal are flvfillllble the govermenl of Neth- erlands East Indies is planning ir- on anli steel manufacturing plants.

For storing clothing a chest has been invented thnt cull ‘he mounted on brackets under a bell. moving on roller ilenrings, to save mom.

m‘ °¢ 1'1" ""7- 111! lll-"Qllilfilllhfli "Word's ualmut luau.

-.\ ~11» 4M1 .. ....”

Eastern Guardian

_.'EA8TERN AGENt-Mr. W. Murdock is now Guardian 111l- ant in Montague and will be pleas- ed m receive news items, ulivertisr lug, etc.

.."THE TEACHERS’ CLUB oi Illgg will stllgl- the l-olucdv dralnln. Lena ltlvl-rs ill (hldil-llows ilnii. Montague, Wclinoslluyg .illly ll

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..‘TEACHER WANTED for Pembrook School No. iii. supplc- meni. $05.00. Apply to fflllls. 1i. lilckcn, st-crclzlryp. RXS-l-ilfl-Ili

.."ANNUAL MEETING oi‘ 1hr- Sharcllolllrlrs of tho Nlnrlin Puwl \Vrench ('11., l.lll., will hc hclll 111 the League Itoolus, kionlllguc. July 30th at 7 p. lll. 351-7-23-31

..'BIG EVENTS AT GEORGE- TOWN Prlmllcr Mcigllcn will ad- dress the Electors oi’ King's (‘D1111- ly \Vedlleslltly July 23111. Si. JflnW-‘l Ten Party on Exhibition Grounds.

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Sorgbnln ml forngn crops nrn ni- trnrtlug nousidcrnhlle nllculiou lll l1 lllllllllfif‘ oi‘ nlrriculillrlll auctions llllll ulnch r-xlll-rilul-ulrll work lin ihls fod ill-r plnllt llus br-l-n lioun nf thc l-linlc illll\'i'f'N1|li'N Nl-l-ll houses off ovcrn num- hl-r oi‘ lo-ll cd vnrll-ticll us found usc- ful ill vnrions purls of the l'l|l|il|f‘,"> ltolh the donlern null llu- ugrlculinrul college nulhonilics hnvl- il-sind lhl-sl- vnrll-iins oxienlllvl-ly us to hnrlllul-ss. drought-resisting lllllllilil-l-l null pro. lllu-tlrnl.

in the Fullll-d Stuff-s linen-fourths oi‘ the ininl lu-rlrngc product-d l-1v n11 unrRl|llll\ in conl-lunlcd 111-4 r-nnrsl» for 1115c. Forngo norlrhulns llpccir-s illut nro 111111-1- ihelr rdlhlc fodder lhuu for thr-ir lll-l-ll. 'l'he ulost promising of lilclln llrc til-- hlurk and rnll-lll-l-lll-ll nlubcr cnul-s null Sludnn gross. ksfir. shullu null Nilllll‘ others ili't~ ills-l grown in soull- ioclllllil-ll.

Olli‘ of tlll- prlnclpui growing nuy of llu- flllflllllllll crops ls the fill-t thnt they rully he usl-li us ctllch crops. Wilcu ruiworlurl, 111111111! floods, pour sol-ll or nuy other culls.- prnvvul om- from Rr-rurlnll n sillull of corn nr ollu-r crop. sorghum in u vlllulllllc substliuid 'l'lu-y grow \\'i'll 111141..» hlll Nvclrtllvr 11nd will oflcu llliilit‘ n good yll-ill oi‘ forulll- cvl-n though plnnicll nn lull- m1 the first of July. l-‘or some pnris uf the nlnlc this crop in llcsirnilll- in» rlnuao of its ndnplnhility in lint wcnlh- or and limited nlolslnro roulllllnus. sfiflllllm lfiVPII Rood results in snu- sons which nro tno dry for corn ns lt in able to l'(‘II\lllI1 dormnnt during short periods of‘ drought null lwlgln growth wllll thc nllvr-ni of fnvourzlhll- vwnfhnr ronlllllonn. This pawl-r to resist drought is thought due to ihl- fnct liulf lilo sorghum hull nu oxll-u- IlVf‘ rent ayalr-m in the upper 1R inf-ll- u! especially well nllnpllld tn um‘ mol- atllrc- in ihr uppnr llaynrn of thc soil promptly ilofore it is lost by evnporll- i on.