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‘rich (IIIISIIIIHIIHK lhiugsl in IIll‘1 luuhllf- rl-pnrl arc-l (1) 'I‘Ih-. IIIIPTI‘ lion lioy.‘ Work is rccvivilli! 1mm ilmuuhilul busincss mun; (‘-5) I'm‘ piifilllllll lnr lilo Provincial Finan- cial i‘al:!l'.|ll',il.

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Provincial Boys‘ Work Board- ‘hn lllllulldiifli HIPNIHKH have lit-on uhmlary of IICIIUII taken; "ihirlgt-il. lu conform with OIIIPI‘ provinces; Constitution a- iIOlllvill ltoqucst to Maritime Sun- l1lly School Association tliul We continua to be the agency to pro- mote Boys‘ Work Co-nparatively! Siuunlor Camp dates July 7th; 17th and lwu provincial Fall Confer- cnccs were decided on.

‘National Athletic Meett-Much lluio has boon spent in promoting this. and the outlook is that half oi the C. ‘S. E. T. Groups will 1m!‘- iicipate. Returns are already in from White Sands Square and hfllliilimon Camp. '

Father and Sam-April 13th wns Father nnd Son Day in Charlotte- lown. Four churches held banquets 334 Fathers and Sons attending. '1' M- GPGKK addressed all three gmwfillss- A number of the chur- chos observed Father and Son Sua-

"Y- Mr. Gregg also led a Father lihd Son Conference at Tryon. At- tendance 21. 5°11"! Olubz- 1. Boys‘ Work gills given the maior emphasis at

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girl in Charlottetown. l l- Mr. Lou Buckley address on Boya- Wm. meeting.

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with Y. M. C. A. All agreed that this soason's work has been one of lhe best in_ tho history of the Stu- dents They are planning to send a strong delegation to the Maritime Studergt Conference at Ssckviils.

Charlottetown .Y. M. C. A.: The lrwnl Bolwrd of Directors have cal- led clllfr, Harry] r Gorbell, Senloiy buys‘ secretary for the past five yoars m. Halifax, to become Gen» ornl Svcrclary beginning Septcmbi-r lsi. iic aqccptcrl the call.

Boys‘ Work Presented. - Iluvc prusl-nlod (‘. S. E. T. Program at. union survives Nil. Stewart, Kons- inglon, and ui Summrrlleld.

Visit Mr. A. M. Gregg. April 12-15 -~-Mr. Grcgn. who has recently boon aippoinlcil kiarllimo Boys’ Socra- iury. sultan-ceding lMr. Buckley, visit- (‘d Tryun and Charlottetown ad- dressing four Father and Son fiuihrlngs. Spent iwo days In por- sonal conference with Boy Work- i-rs, moi with Taxis (louncli l, and ZIII(II'(.‘H.4'(I Si. Paula Anglican Sim- flay School “Yorkers. He nindo a favorabl-i impression upon nil. ~ Visit Lou A. Buckley. Mr. Buckley also made his first visit as Maritime General Secretary and made a strong contribution to Boys‘ Work and the (lllsrlottetown Joint cam- pnlgn. His visit extending into May will be fully reported next month. -

(2) PROVINOIM.‘ FINANCIMJ CAMPAIGN

The District Committee recom- mended dividlng the Province into four main divisions-Jrince. Queens Kings. Counties, and Charlottetown. Favored a joint campaign with Charlottetown Local "Y" which was acted on favorably by them. Char- lottetown campaign May 2-8. for 88.000, o! which $2.000 is to go to- ward Provincial work. This leaves a balance of $3.500 to ibe raised in the Province.

A group of representative Queen's County IIIBII accepted 1500. Prince and Kings County men will be most in a few days. .

lMr. S. A. McLeod is chairman of the campaign associated wilh him is Mr. R. J1. Jenkinm-Mr. W. S, Louson is leading the publicity.

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When. death, the great reconcil- er, has come, It is never our tend- erness that wo repent of. but our HGVOPIEY.—GOOTKO Eliot.

Ilt in the guilt not the scaffold. whtqh constitutes Ifho simmer-l Ccrncille.

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. v I IDENTITY DISCS: He was one of a new draft, just out from England

‘one of tne Why do we have to wear two Identity discs‘! With an air of nonchslance lhe hardened soldier replied, "They take one when you're na- poo'd and the other one is leit on to idenrltfy you by when you're- dug up a. year you're properly shaved and have your iron ration with you."

and novel. Questioning

NAVY LEAGUE-We are pleased lo hear that n squad of abuai. _iI|Ii‘I.y boys- are rev-riving instrur- iinn in I efui information at the Navy i. e Home this city. a-ui that a Law Silll-"i .1 about It».- snme number is to bc started in a few days. Naval drill and discipline and instruction in boating will be a" great benefit to all the boys taking part in the classes. if the boys of those classes live up to their motto, "Keep Watch" and combine it with the motto of the Scouts "be Prepared”. they will find in this combination a strength which will help them through life, ln fact the sooner our Empire puts these mottos into practice, the better it will be for the future welfare of the Empire and the

service every success, and hope that when the Veterans’ Associa- tion is fully under way, they too will prove lo be an important and useful organization in making our boys and girls better citizens of our Great Dominion and Empire.

FIRE AGAIN-Last Thursday morning at about 8.30 o'clock ihc fireball rang out again. For lhc fourth time the flrc was found to be,in tho roof of the outbuilding lo the Convalescent Home; occupied by the mechanics of the Vocation- al Department. it is reported that the cause of these fires is faulty construction of pipes through roof. These pipes were only renewed n short time ago after calling for tenders. We would suggest that lf a proper Job cannot be authorized and carried out. by contract that some of the ovorscers of the work of the VncnilonnLDepnrtment take the job in hand themselves. FOIII fires In n fow months in one build- ing Is dxeyond a ioke. and we think that even making allowance for faulty construction, that there is a good deal of carelessness on some persons parL-We have u good fire department but they are not paid for their services, and we do not blame them for saying a few things to‘ those in charge of this noted garage after their fourth trip there.

MOTHER!

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o|.o tAoiam Hamil-one of the greatest wants of Charlottetown is an Old Ladies’ Home, where on payment of s. reasonable amount for board, they could 898M 1B

comfort the evening of their Iivcs. »

We understand that a lady some years ago left two or three thous- and dollars towards the erection of a home of this kind, and we suggest l0 those who have money that they could leave a. part of their savings to no better obiect than the establishment of such a home. At the present time lilerc are a large number of old ladies 0\ moderate incomes, who would bi- happy indeed to enter such a homo wuu WIII take the initiative in the matter?

NEEDS ATTENTION- We would draw to the attention of the pro- per authorities that the breastwork just east of Fort Edward is almost falling inio the river. The overhang in some places is fully s fOOi and a half and in a dangerous condition. lmmedlnlu action should be taken in iho nznitcr. We sulmefil 1111" it start. I10 mudo with concrete. as if it be properly done, like it Is on ivnierfronts in the Old Country, it will stand for generations.

lN-CFEASE OF PENSIONS PROB- uible-The special committee of the House of Commons on pensions and roe-establishment has been hearing evidence and may be ex- pected before long to bring ‘in a Ilnding. The evidence generally, goes to ‘show that the present scale of pensions is inadequate, and It will probably be increased 25 per cunt. The Citizens‘ League of Winnipeg asks that totally dis- abled men be increased to $100 nor month for single. and $125 for married men wltll proportional in- creases down lhe scale of pensions. They also suggest an annual ro- vlslon of pensions in accordance with the cost of living figures in the Labor Gazette. in this way Canada would not be committed, to a higher pension bill than the cost of living warranted. '

An increase in the scale for wo- men and children, and some chan- ges of system. have been strongly urged. Many cases of hardship were brought to the attention oi’ the committee.

The points which have come bo- fore the committee relating io pensions are thus summed up by Mr. Cronyn, the chairman:

"1—-fncrcase in pensions to dis- nbled men and their families; to widows and their children; to mo- thers and their dependents.

"2—~Snccinl treatment and allow- ances in the case of iliose suffer- iniz from tuberculosis, from ampu- tation or blindness.

"3—~Chnnges in the provisions n?

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FOX ANILEUR NOTESl

Th‘ RQRPrs Har

991N511 ord- .5 different rgizivingzrlifsrdfitgi- rfgrrcl‘ r1111: mic-st" c 1- 011 of these parfle, to

igtrclglégfiigogiziéches with Island sli-

dwnre Co“ re.

A" 11141811 1n the Eastern section of the Province recently captured -1 litter oi’ wild foxes of wli-h there were [on pups, 5pm,, h,

I: 1, " ‘QH-‘icfrt. litter we, have over heard

lMr. Thos. Wloodxnan is ha PIJY If: the fact that the Royal pflif o; Xes, christened by lhe Prince of miiéiisMGcorgc and Mary have u - r. Woodman has had very 800d success In his ranch. The vis. it of the Prince of Wales to Mr WoodmnnX-i fox ranch last sum- mer WIIIIO 0n thc island has boon 31c meulns _of spreading informa- mp; regardang this wonderful in- 11V to Great Britain. Newspap- er correspondents who were Wm, the Prince were much Impressed and have written columns in their TPW-“lllflllers about the business. ive rave it on good authority conslq. "ilblr comm] will mm its way hm-g

to be invested ill local ranches.

A quiet sale Wont through the Q1110!‘ day In which American pill‘- tlcs purchased, forty pairs of the very best island foxes. They will be ranched on the American side.

The suggestion ln these columns that Islanders should be palrlotig enough to sell their foxes at small. or prices to local parties who will ranch them in this Province has been well received and wg ‘wow 0g n great mitny ranchers who are act-ins on the suggestion. ‘

We want to impress in the Strongest possible manner on our people the greatness of the indus- iry which they possess, and to im- press on them the necessity of uiaintaining its (luminance by keep lug the best of the breeding stock in this Province.

The article written by Mr. Geo.

the present. law which withhold pensions from ‘tho families of those ' who marry subsequent to their dlsnblomeui."

When tho pensions matter has, 110ml disposed of, rte-establishment I .will be taken up for consideration.‘

OUR SOLE-IEWS’ GRAVES —-A special commlticc of tho iiouso of‘ Commons has been nppolntcd to consider and report on lhe-ques- tion nf what memorial, if any, should be erected on the battle- fields of lhe Grout War l0 com- memorate the gallantry of Canad- ian troops." _ _iSifes, suiddhe Minister of Mili- tia, in moving for the committee. had been selected for the purpose of erecting memorials in commem- oration of the battles of Si. Julicn. Passchendaelc, Observatory Ridge 01‘ Si- EIOI. Vimy Ridge, Arms,‘ Courcelelio and Amiens. and $500, 000 ivns placed in the vsiimaios last yr-ar for that. purpose. in the estimates for this year is $10,000 for carrying on surveying and the like. ‘Their namc livelh for ever

more." This is the inscription which is to appcnr on the head. stone ovcr the grave of every

man and woman ‘who was killed nr died in the war. The War Graves Commission has decided ihul there shall bu uhsolulo uniformity. ‘A nlnin rlcslgn in Portland siono has born srlculcd, on which will he ro- cnrrlcrl the nniuo, regiment and rank, symbol of religious faith. and tin- ubovc inscription, which was oilosen by Kipling. There will he room at tho ‘bottom of tho _s_ionc for an inscription, limited to n6 words, to be chosen by those nearest of kin to the dead.

-——-o+o--—- Mrs llonliam-What did tho doc- r tor tvll you?

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Fallback, Caretaker of the Willow llill Fox Ranch on‘ feeding is said to be the best ever published. It recently appeared iln the March number of the Black Pox Magazine published In New York. Every intruding rancher should secure this article as if followed there can be very little chance of fail- ure.

Now is the ilmt- In gPi after worms in young pups. tho weather is mild and considerable chances can be taken. For pups four to five weeks IPrenc-lrs capsules cer- tainly produco Pxccllclii results.

Fur farming is in the air and Prince Edward island is the ideal spot. for if. We look forward to the time when not only silver fox will be raised here ln captivity but also i'f'iI fox, cross fox, marlin, mink. beaver, raccon, skunk and musk- rztt, The ilepleiiou of furs in the wilds and the ever increasing wealth of the world. consequently the desire for lhe comforts of ilfs make i; necessary to establish fur farms to provide for the great, and growing (leuiand.

The lop price DllIlI for n pair of silver black fox pelts nt the Mon- treal fur ituctlon was $2.450. These wore bought by a prominent fur

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The Alay number oi’ the Black Fox Mukuzine will (contain a wrilo- up of fox ranching in Michign. Ii will be rc-m- mb l» ti ill l‘ m- tl a gnn parties suzilful ihhr I1i'-~l- ~- SIOCIf from his "ravis-

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in Christian Guardian) Physicians have long uilvocaioii laughter for its benificent physical effects, and we are all familiar with the old saying, “Laugh and grow ifat." accepting it almost as a truism that laughing people are healthy people.

During the lust few years laugh- ter has not come as naturally and spontaneously to our lips as previ- ously, but iwe are happily learning to laugh again with something of the old realistic ring, and will un- doubtedly be tho better for it ment- ally and bodily.

in his delightful volume, “The Friendly Road," David GraYBOXI tells of his strange alighting on n down-hearted family that. through successive ill-luck and mismanage- ment, seemed to have arrived, even to the children. at the lust stage of dejection. With the magic of iaunty tunes on n tin whistle, to_the ac- compafllment of his own h1g1! spirits and some Iimproviscd flourishes. he gradually succeeded in diverting them out of_ their selves ‘and the brooding sense 0i’ their misfortunes to a degree that the-y became "well loosened up with laughter," whereupon they all took heart and started in again with great zest and an entirely new outlook to" get the better of circumstances.

“l think sometimes." declares Grayson in this connection. “that people——whole families of ‘em- literally perish for want of a good. hearty. whole-souled, mouthopen-_ Ing, throat-stretching. Bide-aching laugh. They begin to think them- selves the abused of creation; they begin to advise with their livers and io hate their neighbors. and the whole world becomes n miser- able, dark-blue place unfit for hu- man habitation. Well, all this is of- ten only-the result of a neglect to exercise properly those muscels of the body (and the soul) Whig" have to do with honest laughter.