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__., Covers Prince Edward Island Like The Dew ' uordlou Two Cents .- 7 i _ i“ if '“ ‘F ‘ ‘r’ ‘W :31? are. <~------ Mil-l 1m CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 2s, 192s .:.'""::‘..."".:'.':::.':""'.";"'.."r $3‘

THAN ENN- PENTINN l5 Ell

D a ni s h Dairymen Striving to Hold Place in Foreign Countries

COPENHAGEN, lSclpt. ZT-flwad- m; sgrIlJuI-turllsts. falnnlllrs, dllliry- "w", representatives of cxport us- goclfl-iiltfllfl nnd private llxlportens us snlllblell bore today Wlltllfi!‘ the pre- gldellcy of ‘illka lMilllls-l-or oi‘ Agri- mlplrll to discuss the export of butler lo lforcllgu wuninlies, lporliic- ulsrly Great dirltuui-n. 'llhe "SDBIIRCTB all enlpllalsized itlla-t the llleuvy -ln- (M150 ill t-he lnllporls of ibwttler Ilonl lilo lBfilli-llll. Doulinlous -i'n Bri- ulll roulplv-d lwHJh "tho SylSiP-‘Iliilillfi gllnlllon- organized ill lllllgliilllll for lllllztlllrlsl ‘lll‘llll‘kl<<‘i.i‘llg of ‘bu-ttul’ from llle iloludnlou-s in tho llllllPlJ," was (ding lo greatly lllrtenslfy the com- pdltloll with lmnllail lbutterr.

Tllo lnlcctiln: dooluilcd that every energy lbe exerted to prevent only lustillulbl conllplnlnls against Dnn- isll butter. The lMllliillilcw‘ of Aglllc- lllllrlc submitted a draft of logis- llilllon arm-posed to deal with lihc onnurcthrg of Danish llinliry lprolluct-s

llllfl iWmlls. however, wont; ‘not drllllgeld. V __

TWENTY - FIFTH ANNIVERSARY

Of Ch’town~ Central Christian Church —- Impressive Services Conducted by the _l’astor, Rev. Neil

Herman.

The lwl-nfy-fiflh anniversary of lln- oplw-llllng ol tho Charlottetown (lell-lirzll Ulllrlsllall (‘hurcll was vcry flttllrg-ly c-bscrvl-d yesterday by the uill~grvglttiolt, WilllUil at llNllil scr- vdcles crolvdcd the (‘hu-rch and ill tile ovonnlg ‘nl4'l)d(“ it necessary to U80 the Suullluy school ainincx as twill-ll.

l SENATOR Bonnn

(Canadian Press.)

stl-zllllcr (‘lty of eust of Block Island. R. i. sage received fronl said three men were saved.

NEW YORK, Sept. 27—~'l‘hlrty- five officers null men of tho Unit- ed Slates submarine S-Alil appar- olllly perished inst night when the lllrule rammed nnd sunk the submersible 1-i miles A mos- lhe steamer

u. s. sullllillll: RAMMED; M as [IVES BELIEVED lllsl

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Action ofCaptai n of Steamship City 0f Rome who Left Scene of Disaster Will be Investigated Declares Secre- tary of Navy Wilbur.

lrllircd into in cmlnemlion with tllo lnvc-stigzllloll lilutt would lbe order- ctfullll ‘if lit was found Iillut there lull ills-ll any clli.nlin'zll not 0r nog- llfincnleu on ills -.p:lrt ‘action ‘would be token lllflllllllllld him,

'Nl'.‘\\l LONIJON, Court, Sept. 27 No prospects of raising the sub- marine S ~51 from her bed under 125 lcct of water a few miles off Block island before tomorrow noon was seen ‘by naval officers who returned from the scene of rescue. They also said that their hope llf sonle. of the 35 men on

Col. W. A. Bishop, V.C.

Conservative Women Organize

A largely attended meeting of representative Conservative WWII-l, en was held Saturday evening ill the Board 0i Trude Itoolnl-l. Mr. W. A. Stewart, President of the Queens County Conservative Asso- ciation culled the meeting to m"- der and in n short address outlin- ed the purpose of the meeting. At~ ter some discussion n system 0i‘ (lrganizntlon was approved alld act cd upon. i Mrs. J, IE, ll. McCrcady was elected President and illllnellialc- Iy took the chair amid hearty np- plause. Mrs. Andrew Murphy was elected Vice-President and Miss ldlnlna Nicholson, Honorary Secre- tiny-Treasurer. 'l‘lle following elected:

Ward Olle——lldrs. Wm. Butt, Jr. Ward 'I‘wo-—Mrs. (Dr.) Ledweli.

tllllswllllllli Ill BHIIISH llllll MEN

Ex -Premier Ramsay MacDonald Admon- ishes Them Not to I Fall Into Commun- ist Traps.

IMNUON, ‘S\'.])li“iIl‘i)€5l‘ 2T.-— For- illliil‘ Pronliel- llallnsluy lliacDonluld gives addition-ill proof of the ser- iousness w-ltil which ‘the Commun- Ward Three—Mrs. liilion. lst nleuace lo British leibor is being Ward Four—Mrs. J. A. Messervey. considered lby responsible lllalbaz‘ Mrs. Frank Fraser. ileadclns, in an article contributed to

Ward Five-Mrs. Hooper Horne. ‘the Glasgow newspaper Forwud l. Mrs. Daniel Gordon. Mrs. Ed. NicIl-nwlllllch is significant of warning olson, Mrs. S, R. Jenkins. Ia-gailu-st the leftsward tendencies

exccuilvc was

bourd having survived the sinking,

Excellent and

which followed the collision with

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dldates. Messrs. .I.

encouraging ad- observable in British organlizcd lab- dresses were delivered by the can-Fir lranks on the eve of the Liver-

ll)li.l'l. Illlflrg take-u llly Illr. Iii-in Acorn, u ‘violin solo. “Tho Lost Chord," ‘beautifully remit-red by Mr, llasrry Pol-tor. and vocal solos by Miss Barbara hint-Neill of Sydney. bliss MzlcNeill, who possesses :1 rlc-h. strong. and swl-ct soprlllnlo voice. rernltrcd at the nlornlnlz sc-rvlcc “lA-Illidc wllll Mo," uiuld lllll the cvcln- llu; “(l ])iVlll(,‘ lledl cnlcr" laml "(lilo Hlvmlly sfllillllil ‘Thought!’

As a filling l-llillbrnl.lml 0f l.llc m,

lwo Killed in Riot Between Hindus, Moslems '-

llldldllt dnllln. Sept. 27~—'I‘w0[ persons were killed todoy in a rioll between ‘Hindus and MOBIGIIIH ou| lilo 0(‘(‘liBl0l\ of u religious festiv- lllalllligurll, 82 miles south east olllellli. About 180 persons were injured, (our of fllcnl being in n nillcul condition. One report says‘ lhl police were obliged to flro, ilill the mob.

Makes Appeal For‘ Armenians

A strong appeal lfor funds for ‘the, will-l‘ of sullllrinlg Arulcnlan-s was llladll by Ilcv. A. ill. Koolclvly. Mnrl~ lllllll. Secretary (‘slnlnvlinu Anlnerilln jlclillf Fund w-ho spoke be-ilolre 121mg!‘- mn-lzrogations of the United and, llillllllsl ollulvhel-l yesterday luorn-l in! and cvcnI-nlg.

Tho lspllaker who is u natlvo of book. Alllxlllldvr (‘alupbl ‘l i‘.i'l all Persia and whose funully were vlc-l

clplcs, on lilo OCCIISlOII of

ililflliVlrfililfy, a request was mallc 1 for the (i/Jiillidiillittlon lof $1500 from ‘w lilo mllclrl-llgzll~loll. Up till last night an lfln. smu of Slililb lillltl llccn renliz- "a ell, and It ls cmpectwl thut the bal- ‘ a-nce will ibe ill lhand loanl, this wellk.

Morning Sermon.

The New ~Ollllonk~'l‘cxt~.lvlll|l -l: 35. "lLilft up your eyl-s and look on the Holds; for they "are ‘white all- ready lo liIlrVlPlSlt,"

The ioillowltlg nro some of the outstanding lNBIIIII-TKS lllode by Mr. llczllnllll: .

"This. trouble with our l1ord's dias- ll s Wonderful lullk lvilll the poor sinner of Sauaria, lis illt‘ sanlc troulblc wiill -i‘ll(7ll§lilll'(l.li4l nl’ profess- ed ‘Cllllristlillll; o1‘ bodily. ‘Those lit clplo-s hall no outlook. llhcy lllar- vcilll-d illiilt ho lnliluld with this wo- man. oi‘ Sllluuria. \\'hy did they lllurvcl‘! 'l‘lll-y Ila-d no outlook.

It is all outlook "we pond ludrly. Mon nnd \\‘(lIll'['ll, who nlovllll this lllflrld to (loll and sl-rvll-l- wore al- wuys lull-n and \\'(llIl‘.‘lll of an mll-

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Si!

outlook and bclwzlllc» of that out-

llnls of l; Turkish massacre vividly book lilo (lllosslui lllc sans lo tho

ilillicted the suffering of Anlnen- United Stall-s: hl- inns wlho alrelboing continually pl-lr- gospel lo llllllil and suited mild rput to dolliil ‘by their wrrc snuggling il Ill;- Nllilflll Olmreesors. Ho neiflerrod to [)l‘l‘lil'.lll-'il

lie Airnlelrlun- orphans nmv being brought to this coon-try and stated llut at present linens all-o 90 or theme children located in Ontario.

~.\lr. Murray. Manager or [h9-

llflillt 0f Nova Sooidn has been nplSlpirli. \\'il|l \\'lli|l -rl~sulllsl? llcall lllslflllell _ pollltd llocni ‘iTPZlNlIiTGP and ~wlll bclonv ulzln‘! lll-all history. ‘illlv- lllrI-lllilWS, lllllnllobu lilolldny t‘lli'lllllg, Illfllsllld i0 rccolrll contributions to- llory of ill llll-lllllll and a half

Wills til is fullll.

3 Condensed Specials llII4-4c per word. not. non é illtrtian in this column.

‘MAID WANTED. Guardian Office.

— A P P L Y 4709-9-4ti

‘T0 tsr-"rwlo HEATED APART- meuis at The Rocllford. AIYPlY i- u. Benoit 100 Wwter isll-t-nl.

5101 2c a 3i.

‘WEN HE-POTTING, vous

Dilute be sure and use ‘Soilxro—

Jw- 507049-224! ‘"55 oun l-lAulsuna crux-

l“ hot weather meal. Saunders, Newaom E. 00.. Market Bldg. 2874-7-28-6mos

‘lllllvso - WHILE LOADING Al Rllynlty Junction. pure willie northern heifer, also red and ‘lllln steer, Notify Amos Gallant

Ill-r Bed ‘Bridge. 5099-9-26-2!

, _.______ {all WAlrr GOOD euvztowss to "ll 50hr 20c, 150 for 35c. 250 ‘[9550. M0 ml- 01.00, 1,000 n» . -5- Puma-la. Glllfdlilfl Office.

n; -- ., 2c PRINTING or zvznv “» hlllllllml- cheaply and expedi- ‘ll Bleclltdd. Guordin

w; ‘l 3'75 Printer-y. Phone 183. mfg-nous! wrrn soc-r- m‘ co in connection. in good ~ l Ill modern conveniences. “Y ll 0M . so Great

51- Anni: . u. 1.. .. osen-ag-il

l

lll effect is marvellous. 176 Kent-

prl llcllml lglc b‘ wvomrn w lo . . . ' _ rm»: l». T0111‘ Give Contracts For llll- unis-psi to a llykkylhlu‘ _ _ _

l ~ri

[Wlifitlfl lllvilfiig \\“l'l‘l'. burning for a c d, P" )

lnlllv lllvlllllrllll-y; he preached a oTvAvgAafaseaxg a???’ Promier g

ygnslpl-l l-llxll spread lllm :l llYillPlkl lflrc. bcl-llusc tlll- luv-pile wl-rc lpalrl-li For illll fire oi‘ llm

prv- l

of: ul‘ (‘|lrisl. answers the.

Ill llflrlrl loll

Ill-l-lcipll-s question.

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lBelgian Steamer Lost?

NEW YORK Sc-pi. 27. -— New York's ‘late-slit olldlltlvln Brolcdcalstlng ‘w-lll lbo llllululguraicd wrllclh-t at 8.30 o'clock, New York ttnlc, Wlillklil. “Willi/lb, operated thll Pzlulist ‘Iiathlins. goes on the. air. A lifllflliidll 1)\‘Ugl‘l\\l\l‘ll\i‘, illclu-l- lulu: the illlulist Slslllllli-tcl. llillllliilllill ‘Klitty llhlfibillllfih‘ lill, soprano; John Vulentlncc, tun-

Does Not Believe In

halve never buen ll. believer ln high» protection, My lack of btillei‘ that doctrine is nioi. due ‘to wny,

ltpprozullllng the years ‘ll-go no a student null also any; rtlluldons today. As a. illilliil o-f busi- ness I think it is \\’l‘l)lll~'-" doclll.rultloll by llon. Vincent Mal-l-

lllo Klllllil,‘ (Iovt. ~wns olltsllulldllll: l"; ‘lilr spocltit ilicre yas-txrrduy.

Premier King Leaves

lllncliellzie King loft curly lllls mor; nolylnlng for the West where he will}

i.lll' cl llil‘>ll'I‘lllll'llll:ly llctobl-r l ””*""*"**°**"°*'***°*‘g of ills grout. lllovl-llllvnl (‘flliilll lllr-scipnnvpy, 1y (;_ gmul-dlly, (ll-lnllcl- ll. ‘ ‘llllllflll will address nllloiilllls ill lic-

l lglnll lhleslllly, Seplslnbol" ‘ill and at Jaw 0n ivednesday,Sapient-m. the Bony“ ‘mums to Queue‘!

The pastor. Rllv. Null Ilcrulun. o‘ ""5 Unll“ slat“ Flllelii" He‘ WYASUFNGTUN- 5911i- 37~— The lfifilllllllliffl powerful llnll w-llllplt-lll lotions Committee who strenuously l-‘llll-‘llIl-“llllll! (‘its of lllome lshvllld gannflng m, pup). gppvfljo," iwpll-l, opposes lilo ban put upon Saklat- have roux-willed on lthl». spot unless worn vllry lulprcsslveely carril-li r" ~--- urgenitly liulplr-lllml in llezrvl’ wlllcr nut. fl‘lll>. music at ill/liil scrvituls ' ' rlrln-nllrrg the slllbuutrlne S'"{l1 llztst was of zt vvry high ullzllily, um] uliglrt, iSPCfYFl-ilry of ‘iilf! Navy Wll- ljnclllldlul nu llllllll-ln, "$11.11, yglill ‘ . bur id till-Foil today. ‘Till’! (mu-duct 0i’ with 'I‘Ill-.l-" by lilo choir, illc solo Ill-c ualpllllln oi’ ‘the (lily oi‘ Itoule,

lo radio

To Amaigamate Workers Of U. S.

by

(lirorlsltlrs. Curl

(Special to Th: Guardian.) 'I‘()li()N'i‘(). Supt. 27~~All , and ollllzrs, wll-l bo. rollolvcd by gilIlliiLlOll of nll railway llllldress by Cardinal llwycs, LWI. will opllrulo on 2R8 ullltrcs, dulrescllt plans ‘call liar broad- sting three Iiigllig weekly. Brotherhood of Railway cos. As a preliminary step

lelllulnltiec lo sow tho sccll of

High Protection

(Canadian Press) H“

, .._._ g the standard budget of

Iiowmlolpn out" Sim‘ 2" I worker by a committee from

myconvention who will meet llvllnlster ill Ottawa.

Labor. lion. Mr. Murdock will

lllllBll conversion lbut due to my problloln ‘nlanyl

‘Illlls

y, newly appointo-d llliitlfiiihl‘ in (Canadian PM“) fiillNlllvlA, Sept 27,_.'rl“.

Nlassvyhl (rpunllng

lllll Si1t7i1l:'l'2ll'y ‘added; would be in»

And Canada

a-mal- workers ill (‘zlnndxl nnd llllltcd States into ollll industrial union was unanim- ously endorsed ut today's session of the convention of the Canadian employ-

lodges and organizations will formlo; Ouklur-ws- a local or divisional anlnlgsmntioulU-ated by the aumormeg,

lllrllutlonal unity. The lldinisiel‘ of‘

advised as to the uncompletoll state of that iulfornlution concern-

l7§sonnel 0f L. of N.; . Council Unchanged

. , ollcc- “‘lll“ll“l~‘i“ lions by the Isenlgue of Notions us- sollllllly of six non pornlanelrl. llll-lnqlllso your public opinion" all tn tho Ilcrs of the ‘League Council tollllyultlvisubillty of milking n. legal test

tllc HillilillCl‘ City of Rome tho night before lost was practically at an cud.

Kill DNE AN D WWDllND S|X""

, (Canadian Press.)

MIAMI. Florida, Sept. 27—One was killed and six were shot and seriously wounded during an nt- te-mpted jail delivery this morning at the- Dade County Joli by mem- bers of the notorious Ashley gang The attempt was frus-

all

ill-

be

Barred Communist i May Take Case

the , the‘ tllvl

lgrlessllve. Prescott (iounty---I)r.

Famous Canadian airman who is now on his way across the Atlantic to take part in alr races in the United States next month.

IN llll; nun

(Canadian Press) Kingston, J. M. Cllnlpbl-ll. Liber- al; Lunlbton Wcst, ll. A. Shang- nessy, Liberal; Middlescx West. Thomas Elliot, Conservative; Ku- mouruska, Maurice, Dllpre, Conser- votive.

Malrguetll, Man.—— Willlaml Iver. aclr, Liberal. Stolrmonlt, Ont.——Dr C. J. ‘Henri-lion, Liberal-Conserve. ‘Uh/G. ’l‘oron~io, Ealst—Dr. Harold

, Farrell, Ldlbe-rail, Athwbaskn, AIf-a——

D. H. Klell-lner, ‘Progressive. Verure- Vll‘l€_-All,l1.—‘l\. M. ‘Boullllller. ‘Pro- II. S. Iillrby. Conservative. (Canadian Press) KINGSTON, Sept. 27.—I.1ibcra1s

To Courts

(Canadian Press) NEW YOILK, Sept. 27.—Mr. Silk- ylalvala, Conlnlunist menlbcl- of tile ‘llritlsh Parliament Ilarrcd from ‘lillH country by tile Slate Dcpurl- mcnt yesll-rdlly cnbled the Ameri- ‘lrnll Civil Illbllrtles Union lhllt ho.

:“wou|d follow the advice 0i hill/Ye"!

"lllllllilil l“ 'll'° iillliilllfifi lifl the “will- ceso of his debnrmellt.

(lernlonemt nle-nubers.

On Western

(sPecial to The Guardian.)

his political canlpaign iii. Nvc-‘lp ling but which

- - - - I l llrcinllr Klnl. as ])II\ILllll~ly ll Wpnnlbhlntiol‘ “In

golllfield.

OTTAWA. Sept. 26——At a anest- K of the Cabinet hold this evan- was not attended The Prenller it was officially lln-_lly the Prime llilnll-ler some I‘l)lll-| ,,,,l|,,(.,,d Wm “M, sneak u; (lalgnryllilfi matters were lloult with. ll. i and at ympwlllllerstood the award of the (‘.lliI-,

lruct for section six of tile W -

Lllnnd Canal to the Lohey Alias approved. also tilut fornlnl ratification was girl-ll lo tho project for the construction

Ilvflllloll 0f hi"! ‘boily- Brlllgllllrll. B11": Tile Union recently informed him "L 54mm‘- ‘Swedellll ‘Czecllllll ‘Slmlllwthnt it would furnish lesul old ii in and ‘Uruguay oontlnlua as the- non he desired h, fight h“, case in the

courts, Suklatvsla also said he had llnnlled a "fuli case of documents ,:lnd official reports of speeches" to {lilo union, Hc asserted that “they <llolv the falsity of private reports lllsml by the United States govern- ment." in arriving at its conclus- il.u lo forbid hiln to attend the in- llrr parliamentary union at Wash- ‘lnglon. lie charglld that the Slate Ih-parmenfs action was "doing ‘serious damage lo my l..\l‘l'éll‘ forcibly preventing llly logi-

‘lALlJGIlC.

polltlcalllnlute presencl‘ at

of Kingston last nigh-t named. J. iM.

Campbell who ‘um-s defeated. at the

la~st mineral; election by Dr. A. E. itoss, Conservative ‘to carry their standard l~nl tlllc llorllhoolnlnlg con- test,

‘MONTREAL. Sept. 27~—lIcnrl Ilourasss. former Nationalist load- er has accepted the nonllnatlou lo rllll as Independent. candidate ill This Information was conveyed us definite to the Can- adian Press this evening, by ll. Pelletler. editor of Le Devoir. who had ‘been authorized to mnke lllu announcement on behalf of Mr. Bourassa.

Doctor Rescued llrom Chinese Bandits

(Canadian Prue) , lPEKING. Sept. 27.-—-Dr. Harvey .1. Howard of the I-IookildI-ler fHos- pltnii EPK-lkllllg kidnapped by bamiits In July has been rescued.

an inlportnnl world conference."

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I ANTWERI‘. llellziunl. Slllll. i37-

l [The llolgiull slcalncl"

Gcrtrudlx‘. ‘which with u crew of lil lllcu. snll~ 4, ‘(lll from Antwerp l<‘llI>rlllll'y' 22. for q. Vancouver. has been lzlvcu up zlsl-l- dust. Silo hull on bnurd u lzl-llvrabll‘ il-llrllu, ulosi .of which is suili Infl- have been lluuor-——lll'lnclplllly Wllltif,‘ kc)‘. i" 'i'lle Gertrude passed lllrounh lll('.<,+ Panama (Jnnul and culled lll Sun. Francisco boiwocn April l0 l-rlli I5.‘ Since that time nothing has been.‘ ll"fli‘ll of llcr. Silo hlld on llllill‘ili+ coal slliflcil-ut lo lust only ullllllp. July, nu dthe belief prevails illflil]: silo went down ill a storm on till-lo- Pacific. i ’

Tilll EE ililNEllS KILLED .

(Gansdlsn Press) HEREIN. llls., Sept. 27-—Throc_+ coni miners wore fourth probably fatally burned yos- Q- terdoy in a. gas explosion in mine f number 7 of the Consolidated Cool 4' Company near here. The bodies O of the dead lminers were recovered. Q after they had been eniombed sov- 4 orsl hours.

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killed and n 1'

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Boost The Other Fellow And Boost Yourself

' By W. R. MORSON

Always renlolnbcr that lilo other (allow l; a PM; of yo," nulrkei. To help lllul lo thrive, “m; bhug incl-alum his spam]. lug power, is intelligent and quite commendable selfishness. if you are a tire mnnufnctllrel‘. for instance. you do not sell your tires to your own Bllljllnjfl e5 or ma qmpmya" m. other lire makers. to any great extent. and if you do so it may ‘be st cost price. ll. ‘is to those in ev cry class of business, profes- sioll and ccllinz that you look tn sail your product. Therefore, you are materially interested in having all these other people prosper. so that their buying Dower will be greater. Their prosperity is your proslleflly. nnd if higher duties will help

hllrllllr-r manufacturer. they will help you. The one great es- sunfinl that finvillrs wliothtlr ygu wm Qggablm, your fllclory. your fnrm nr plll your sillngle out if you nre n profes- sllmul mnn. is lllnl llloro llro rllslomern or clients available. Some fartimlnl Ierldnrs urn advising their follnwgrg to km that csscllilni thing. to financially ruin the customer and drive him mu of the cnuntry- TllPY tell the farmers to ruin the factor- los nnd drive their work-people out of the country. Others tell wqrk-peopla to rllln tho bosses that employ them. They do not use the word ruin. The? ll° llot need to for intelligent lilt- ensrs. who know thnt that is the effect of their advice. These fncllon lenders are nhlyins W“ part of the destructor and op- prnl in only lflllorflllcfi-

Other countries have either hiuhtariffs or low wages. The high lurlffs exclude our lzoOflH nnd tho low waxes rob us ofour own mnrkot. Therefore. we Bra compelled. in self-protection. m roly upon the mllllml excllllnge of services And goods. We nlllsl l-n-nperute. We ‘must help soon other. This plan, taught

1.900 yenrs ago. has not only its spiritual significance: it has ol- sn its material slsnllicance. Those who devote themsdivos to letting one faction aseinlt the other ore giving us o touch of lilentllenlsm.

CONDO’?O§§OO§§O§§OOOIO§O§OOOO

ER

ence” Makes Big

The Male Edwards Players emleld illhoir first ‘week Saturday evening offering "The Millionaire and The Shop 0M" o. three not comedy drama. Miss ilildwordo played to a. "record week's blvsiness and gave entire satisfaction and making ‘hltnkiredls of new friends o nthe he» land. To my that this company is popular would Ibo stating lit mllld. nll one has tn do is to attend one of their per-romances and flBPl lilo wanm reception that lg-reets elldh and every member mightily. Miss Edwards as the shop girl gave a vhf! pleasing lperfo was albly supported lbs‘ the out. Miss Mabel Oslo-d as the sternog-rapher was been» at lhsr best. ‘while Carleton lPi-ncknay as James Gregory made a splendid r- once. Paw! idnllorl as mums Gregory the Mlillonltim murfimnt. do a clever actor and came in for his sham of mo applause. The Ell- srloe of the out their ports wn and ed to o not erosion snowmen. a

The chose netting: wens not pretty and in tom-browns not ‘ tum with flidvrfl musk. A sued ploy mill months] given

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(ENTNUSINSIIC AUDIENCE ‘ EETS MAE EDWARDS

Laughable Comedy “Dangerous. Inn o c-

Hit at Prince Edward.

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alnmosphere. and ‘Miss Edwards sur sly has the some settings and light effects we'll handled vritli each of her lployo. Ailher all is mid the vaudeville. between acts, comes in for a groan share of title applause nnd the company carries ‘real good clean specialties. No tiresome waits. no the peppy novelty or- chreilra sees ilhalt something is doing every minute. Lust owl-nuns! they remlererl seven lute jazz num- bem in a style that only line Mule Edlmrds Orchestra can. and the audience seems ln-evelr to get

nd enough of the boys. -W~hlen it omnleo

to Jlass-lirhely know all the beats- nnld o real bunch of ewueopoters. Billy wept the old favorite lhetuis the vaudeville vllltih The {Sow-nos mIlllowi-n: right after hlm. Mlr, Ohm. T,‘ Smith is nllsilring a special fes- lure of vMonrloy night play. “Hells Gel-den“ umd sects are gelling fast for this play, so it is advisable for all to phone for seals ot onde- be lore the choice ones are mil gone. Only two more days run-min for the Mile Ed-wnlrdlg Players than litisomeolidyeorbetuleiiloym- tum.