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an "Puleraeattmk ldlhrliLfllrrle. PM" mJrlCaJpeeeeaesttve-lnaraaa-rewuqtu, ' ' , ' - lepieaaanbtlvw-IL I. lbw‘. The GUARDIAN DI! he obtained hen tle hllewlla aaoafe Ia lettotevra:

r. -r. Iarply, new st. Grocery ' J. P. Duly, Qnean It. H‘. C. Wright, Kill Shoot Wflk! Stephen Daly, Itch-nod 8|. B. ‘lhenaa White, 128 lln Ave. Fred Gaadet. Great Geeue at.

Street. Dan-nude.

M. A. Paqaet, Soarla. ,, Bolton. llaaa. llotellage fleavfAgeat-y. New York.

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Iarunaa Stationers, Grafton 8t. Garter t 00., Qaaea Street. l. ‘town; Sta-p Veanler Hallway Booltlilll ' Ira. L, Iloueette. t! Spring Iark II. I. D. Taylor. Grafton Qt. . MeDIIahl Drag ($0., Wntur W’. A, Johnston, Monflgne. Old Heuth New: ‘- Brlulfa New‘; ,A|anry, New fork.

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, ffilsawtinnav, APRIL 11, 1925 -"_V I Eamon: NOTES 7"”? " " Good Friday.

- g1 ' ‘l u - Thc lcgts atlgesesson whlc Flag day Saturday.

was closed, yesterday "afternoon _ with appropflole ceremony was the‘ Sunday Easter‘ Sunday and music sh0i'l€;' as well Jul} busiest! in and mminery" "lfllly l"¢fll'fl-leélléqfllgklrn 9t. Pat- l1 ls not often our leglslahors get

rlck's Dzyyjiovtilng, down to work such a long rest bcuween their leg- ,. r _ on tn.- 13th and finishing 11p on lslfllll" lallmlls and “film?” "my

April 0th. actual nitration of m“ um year‘

the session was iit;le over three Lady Astor, the volatile member

wcckg, lu addition» to passing a of the British House of Commons._

fairly large numbvr of bills. some having his“ 8' m'mpu5 by a n? mark she made about. another mem- bcr in the House has promised to make amends, not to’ the member but to the House. She took a pub- varflgn of- i0 thoroughly 415W“ lic row w behave better in the The debate House in future. She said at. a pol- me itical meeting in bondon: "l admit

of thtlm occupying a good deal of time in canlulitlce, thcrc was amPlQ

spncc, and it was taken. full ad-

tbt- poiilLc-ul situation. on the Address in I891)’ l0 Spu-ch flom the throne brought they rm“! ‘me and new“ me’ but -i'm going to change. I'm much bet- ter than I used to be, and l'm going to get better every day in every

forth a scrit-s of speeches which

for cle-alness, fairness and moder-

ation have seldom been equalled, wayy

a ' il- -- ~ n a ' -— an prouaiy neltr exce e in our Mr. Arthur xewbeyy Wm be Droflncial legislature‘ Premwr much missed at the Provincial slewm‘ a‘ m” outset’ had Se! a Building where for more than half-

iligliifiul 9108- a Pace which "Idle" a-century he has personified stable Blvd YIUSUIQSS Fame! "m" Wmics Government. He ls tho ideal of and we 0w.- was followed with but what a. high government official '01! should be-dignifled yet approach- A5 was able; almost meticulous in supply-

501118 lug official information. but always in-

lit.le variation by ‘members hoth sides of uhe House. t0 be expected there was criticism. most of it for the sake of rgady m be of assistance m criticism rathcq than corréctlml Ol" ciuircrs; thoroughly acquainted betterment- lh mi‘ the principal with the details and routine of pub- cziticism to which the .\linisterial 1i¢ business, yet never ohtrudlng 11am" was sublet-ltd was that it had himself or his counsels on the pow- followod the path nlarked out by ers-that-be; always at his post yet gvvcrnmenf, a “soft never seeking to loom larger than

representatives who

the previous impeachment" which the former ac- the people's

ccptcd good naluredly.

temporarily constitute the heads of

1'51» The Way

Hon. James-A. Robhywhe tn the pm»; FIUIOI‘ aneplumf condition of the Sv-ernment la acting Min- ister of Finance and Minister of immigration, feels the need of help. Hence he announced the other day that a Tariff Board is to be appointed. lt will be another wheel, or collection OPIIf-kldlili dcd to the complicated and costly machinery of government in this Canada of ours. Commission-after commission has been appointed to help, enough of then: to eat up a milliou dollars yearly, as has been stated in Parliament. 0n top of tho-c n Tariff Board is to be piled.

Elba: Bully of i your:

Fallon .5111!’-

THE otsAnvAnTAns or CIVILIZATION

i talk about the feet very often because l have never really decid- ed which is more necessary to you, your head or your feet.

However whether you want to do so or not. you have to use your feet every day, whereas sometimes you “don't use your head" at all; it least that what's you th.nk ibout it afterwards. '

A well known Boston orthopedic meclallsl, tells us, that a visitor xom Chile stood aghast at the .u~n".-ber of foot cases thatfcame lu- 0 the hospitals every day. Fallen irches, bunlons and corns, and :arious forms of strain, would run uto the hundreds daily in our arger cities.

ln Chile, fool trouble was almost lnknown, because the shoe mak- :rs there have the man or woman =l11nd iwlth his full weight upon his eel, and they draw a line around .he feet, and make shoes to fit this _)3Ef8l’ll.

Now you and I would not like to nave lo wear shoes make a-fter this

Tb; Tariff Board will not make n.w tariffs or revise old once, we "t: it will just investigate con ons and advise the acting Finance Minister, who will block out the tariff as has always been done and submit it to lParlia-ment. The ministerial majority will puf on the finishing touches. Thus the Government and Parliament will still bc wholly responsible for tht tariff‘ and for any changes therein.

We admit that the acting Finance Mir-‘ster needs hclp. That fact ls apparent from the ‘way he is act- ‘ng. He has been really working [00

hail. Th0 task that was int-posed ;cnerous pattern, but the underly- upon the oppressed lsraelites in Hg lirlntlble there is correct. Egypt when they were {eqlmed The feet are always the same

shape, and why we should try to nuke our feet conform to any pass- ng fashion is really a reflection .pon our intelligence.

Jlovvcver our shoe manufactures ire alive to the growing demand .or “sensible" show, and practic- ally all of them have certain lines. bat conform to the generally ac- ccpted definition of a lproperly de- signed shoe.

The sole and the upper, are made of servlca-ble but flexible lea- ilier, so that the muscles of the foot can function. The heel is not foo high; because the high heel throws the weight of" the body for- ward upo nthe front arch or toes.

The instep and shank part of the shoe grasp the foul firmly, but yield with the action of the mus- .'l0S.

The inner side should be In a tiraigllt line right up to the end of the big toc. The outer line of the 51108 should curve outward around the little toe, and then inward to- wards the inner line.

The manufacturer can» now give you a shoe like the above, and yet. with a very neat appearance, so that it is possible to he stylish and wmforla-ble.

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to make brick; without straw was as nothing to the task Mr. Robb has sci for himself. The captives in Egpyt ha at least abundant brick clay, the principal ingredi- t-nt they needed, supplied to the-m. .\lr. Robb has made surpluses out of nothing-without either clay or straw for his bricks. l-le made lens of thousands of these “sur- plus bricks“ in a few days, collec- tively worth as many tens thou- sands of dollars—to the dear party. S0 valuable were these "surplus bricks" that they have been fitting- ly called “gold bricks."

But making surplus gold bricks tvns only a small part of Mr, Robl. u herculean labors that I were Del‘- formed in the Finance Department. He built a new tnrifl‘ to replace the Fielding tariff, which he removed ,from its foundations and he (I'd ‘it withoui any Tariff Board t0 help iii-m. What ls more remarkablh. he built his tariff on the gold ‘brick principle so artfully contrived and

I executed that farmers looking on ' ~ I ls shining surface! snw as in a 2 glass the price of‘ far-m implements FOR

going down while they were really going up.

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the House. Afeatare of the cloning‘

of - - Week "

SPRING SONG

Who, walking in the world. Ill!" see

New green upon a white birch tree,

‘Let him look up u he parcel by

For there is beauty in hla eye.

And who walka where l. brook fa flowing. ' '

And comes upon wild Iris Qwvillr-

Let him be stopped, and let him stand. , _ -

For there is beauty to hie halal,

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But who, in the drawn dusk, shall‘ hear

A wood-thrush singing, lone sheer—

Let him be healed, let hhn ha whole

For there is beauty to his soul.

O O O

and

His Majesty King George V. has accorded his gracious patronage to the vproject of organizing a aub- scrlptlon on laeheif of Madame Al-

muslcal successes in thelatter par: of the last century were world- wide. Madame Albaui, who was Marie Emma Lajaunese. born at Chambley, Quebec, b11852, ls liv- ing in stralteued circumstances in London. Madame Albanl, it will he remembered, visited here some years ago when her nccomplnlmenf was played -by Mr. F. T. Watkls. O O O

Amid mnny expressions of re- gret, at the briefness of their visit Prince George Chacbavaldze Mid Mr, Earl Spicer said farewell t.» their host and hostess Hie Honor the Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. Heart: at “Edgewaterfi Tile visit- ors, who were charmed/with Char- lottetown and the reception receiv- ed, are looking forward to another visit, and speak in glowing terms of the prettiness and grace of the young ladies they had the pleasure of meeting, whom the Prince says are unsurpassed anywhere he has yet Visited and to whom he paid many charming cbmpllments.

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On Monday evening the Govern- or and ldrsuHeartz entertained ul an informal dance in honor ofthelr guests inviting about forty youn: people for the happy occasion.

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On Tuesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. James Paton invited a num- "her of. guests to their lovely home l l

on Prince street for afternoon tea. andilto meet. Prince George, and

renew ‘friendships with Mr. Splcer.

The concert. on Tuesday evening

bani. the aged prlma donna whose ~

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‘n. the tribute flea: the Govern‘ meat and memberlttnI-‘i-Artllur. Newbury, 0. B. 3., who has POIIIII- ed the office of Aaaiatant Provin- ehl secretary Treasurer, which he has held with darted credit aid aatfafactlon m the out.’ fifty years. Among the visitors were

the Province with the exception, of Mr, H. J. Palmer, who was regret- tablyuneble to be prasopt on ac» count of illness. The Guard of Bouofwas duly inopected by His Honor the Lieutenant Governor. ybo commended than’. an their

smart appearlneq- v O O

a. Mrs. H. A. Richardson and her abu, Mr, Malcolm Richardson, of Toronto, left on Wednesday to

spend two weeks in Plnahurat.

North Carolina.

O Mrs. Rowland Paton, Mrs. Geo. Zlogers, Miss Kitty Peters and Miss Rose Longworth are leaving tomorrow morning _on a holiday visit to New York.

O I Hr. and Mrs. Frederic -I.. Rogers, 1f Alborton, left last. Saturday to be ipresent at the marriageoftheb laughter, Miss Francis Rogers and MraNelson W. Corner, of Cleve- land, Ohio. .~ ’_

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Miss Helena Rogers is at pre- ien; in Maiden, Mass, visiting her

tunt, Mrs. (Dr.) Hunt. o I O

all the surviving tax-Premiers of‘ '

l ~i>vmvfv “i-iéiilnll- , If amlfition beckone-yottfftéo e busi- ness career, l,

opportunity withpat

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experience and ' capital?

The one sure way

ever small.

'. ’ . * l 0.»: Fave Requ1§;test, of Succetfir;

when opportunity arrives-is to start saving your money We Awelcgme your savings

lihuk 0r Nova sr-uu.

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ESTABLISHED 1832 cnannorrarowti 3‘ .

Paul-up c-vlnr a 10,000,000 lfjfljljfj" “iglfiafimllbflflvh- album 11mm - - iv-flvv-voii utnullc. trmryI st. Iyeiw: Tnfnl AIIIPII ‘zilmmm/vn .. IIIIJIOIIIIII. Victoria. " ' u‘

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Genuine sympathy is " ’ " tn Vira. S. E. Perkins, of this city. )n the sudden death of her son .\fr. Fran-k M. Perkins in Casper. Wyoming. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Perkins. of Boston, are at present visiting their lmother. O O O Them were about four hundred ,’eachera visiting the city this week. Federation, revolling in Easter shopping and generally enjoying the entertainment afforded. - O O I Rev. Ewen lMacDougall is spend- ‘ng the month of April in Cam- bridge, Mass, conducting services ~nd renewing friendships. O O O

Dr. and Mrs. ‘-C. W. Leard, of Surnmeralde, delightfully entertain- ad the Victor Class of the Baptist Sunday School at their prettily-ap- pointed home on Friday evening

last.

Misp Daltly, teacher of music and Jfl, at Edgehill, is spending Eas- ter in this city. the guest of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. McNutt.

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attending the Teachers‘-

lhould be immediately rfiP°f1=d ment to

Pfecauiion I

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O-OQ-OO-QO: Au a Minister with two portfolios. ApR||_ 1g, 1925 iMr. Robb conceived the hiWPY i110" of coordinating them and makln? one hand wash the other, so tn speak, It was hard work, of cournv‘. but he put it. over. The tariff must be made to assist the Migration business. To that end the scope of the Immigration Department must be enlarged and made double-act- ing. Tho plan worked out even be- yond the acting Minister's expecta-

Fl-r tho lu-iu-fli of’ the prudent Inventor wlm llt-slrvs f0 ke-cp u rccurd uf um lil- n-slnu-uln u‘:- llavo prl-purvtl ll ffllllfllflll‘ IXVPESTRIENT RliGOllll HOOK-fur nil- ti-riug the nulm- of his uctrurltler, fllo amount, rutc, (Im- lintc. mimbor, price, and llu- interval lllul t||\'ll|('.lIl| dutch: ulub u upucl- ullottcll fur the record of luuurunrt- pnllclt-n.

iMr, Gordon ‘Sutherland, who has been in the C. N. R, office in this city for the past ten years, has received promotion and left Tucs- day for Monoton. where he takes a position in the statistical de- partment of the C. N. R. He is followed by the very best wishes of a large circle of friends for con- tinued success.

‘n the Prince Edward, was One of the finest. musical events ever given lu this city, the pianist. Prince George, and baritone, Mr. Spicer, receiving unstinted applause zit every appearance. e e e

The closing of the Legislature was one of the social events of the week, many ladies and gentlemen ' being given seats on the floor of

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CDIT/rlillllalcfl on lht- achievements bevy is an official trained in the

In a -word, Mr. New-

Scwart Government is to be departments. _

ROAST NOT:—Boast. not, thy- self of tomorrow; for thou knuwest not what a dztyymay bring forth. Proverbs 27:1.

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0i‘ iis two years in office and onhest trmlilllons of the old school of

the rcconl of its second sewion. its offlclaldoln, who never were pnli- wmk since

assuming office has ticians but always ‘public servants. PRAYER._ v

been largely a clearing up of de- May he be long spared to enjoy iii-l

'l‘lu- lmporlntico of such a record can- nul lu- nvvr t-mphmllatltl. In ‘fill 0h" 0f llru, flu-ft ur loan of securities the rlluncl-n of ri-n-uvory are “to!!!” 9n‘ fll|lll'1‘l| by llllVlllK n colllpletc record.

llltlfflllfl of going to your safety sit-It'll" lmx m sci-k uny Information W“ ""3! ft'l||l|l'f‘, || gluuct- u! yuilr INVEWTHENT

"Lord, for tomorrow and its needs l do not.‘ pray; Keep me, my God, from staining

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bris previously accumulated and well earned retirement.

preparations for a forward move.‘ P I b] T“? 1 u I l r ln this it has done remarkably well. m m y no er Se ec on a

' -~-. tJOM‘.AI.h The Public Works, particularly the d sucufisor r r m. ow

ll. Just for today."

I O O Mr. J. G. MacPhnll. who has been

. was well deserved and the address

roads and bridges, had been in a be” could be made ma“ Mr‘ R' H’

_ Stewart. M-r. ‘Stewart ‘has the ad- tlcuderlly unsatisfactory condition

' ' f llii t l ' , - hcforc the present government took ‘anmge o a m my m mug J and an ollficlul

, business train-lug cbztigvr. Thus was-further aggravated _ _ , _ training 1n the Federal Government by flit‘ destruction wrmrgbt hy the at Ottawa. He is keen in his de- sire to sec that everything is done _ (lcccntly and in order according to older was exceedingly heavy. Not- , precedent,——an invaluable trait in a withstanding this and the reduc- , high official-mend he l-s considerate tron nf the rcvcnur- duc to the abol- _ and affable in his dc-allugs with civ- ltlon of the poll tax and the with- , public. Of course Mr. Stewart druwal of the federal agricultural _ comes of good stock. the Sflfflihgli/r- grant. the financial showing at the _ o"! M U“ e us! tneys, the first of whom here ntain- .- - y air was ver an‘ ac- y _ talned cue best traditions of his na- tvry. the deficit of over $180,000 of

tl l d - 1 h l th - last year being reduced to some v8 M] u,“ o av Hg 8mm

$25,000‘ Thébeader “we Oppoa-‘lly piper play regularly round the . haJ-l when the family dined.

ltion, Mr. A. C._- Saunders and m;

colleagues are also to be commcnd- Quebec is going no take its Hin-

ed on ‘their moderation as no mc- tcrland dispute with Newfoundland

tlous or time warning oppostlfion to the Privy Council in London. it

was offered. will be remembered a few months The l-YlWY-Q Dflld to Mr. Arthurfigo conferences were held in Mon-

Nowibery on his retirement afterftreal between tho representatives

fifltyone years of satisfactory ser- of tho Canadian, Quebec and New-

vlce under successive governments, foundland governments.

(lclober 1923 storm and as a result flit! outlay rcquirml to slot things In

The nog- otla-tions did not iprove successful jlrenenled to him was a very pleas-‘because the Newfoundland govern- ing feature 0f the closinglceremony ment asked, not. only for the pay- Yflflfifdfl? afternoon. Mr.‘ Newibery'ment in cash of $15,000,000 to give hubeeiiaiamhiarflnurelu the Pro- partial rights u, Canada, or. 30mg vl-nclal Building during the lifetime 0f the contested territory of Labra- of many of our citizens and no of- dor, but also wanted m retain the flclfll- federal or lffovllnciai. ha! rights on eomo of the territory for been mvrs hichly TQVDQQCBG. The lite reside-ma. Not only ‘will Mr. made of ‘praise publicly handed wklhalrles Lunctot. K. C., assistant Ill-m on the occasion of hie retlne-‘attorney-genoral, who has been meat was well deserved and waqlookfng after mg imam,“ o; Que. appreciated 1y all classes of cltl- bec with Mr. Alma Gauflfrlon. K. "l"- ' ' C» 11f Montreal, reprebents the

Tlledepifihie of the leglplum.

province before the privy council. but Premier Taschereau ‘has decid-

tions . The enlarged Department iboralne a rcal Department of Emi-

gration and immigration. SUPPLY ls suRE:—Tmst i"

‘ht- Lord, and do good; so shalt thou be fed.

Delight lhysclf also in the Lord: and he,shall give thee the desires of thine heart. Psalm 37: 3, 4. -

The tariff closed a host of fac- tories ami si-nt the 1190919 m" 9' thc country and other means "were resorted to in order to flll their places with settlers from abroad. So Mr. Robb soon had both immi- gratlnn and llmlgrltqion working at high pressure. Andrew Fraser Afifcbell was paid $150 a month and all our readers are aware how quil-kly he filled this province chock full of settlers of the better class -— so full, in fact, that fffere wore not bungalow-s enough l0 give them shelter. And the price of fax-m lands ‘went up Willi 8'50"“ to $100 an acre!

PRAYP:RI'—'LUrd, mny our faith never falter, and ‘we shall then be doera of the Word and not hearers only, and Thou wilt both purify our desires and satisfy them.