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inee, luvs done good work 8H1 ilnnny refornie and improvements had their lncflblion in thaoo or- dltions are usually followed b! 1'9" ganlzatlons. There w-no always. actions and it is not surprising llll/‘DDOVIBVGI’. n wont of cohesion and the emcesive heat of several weeks in some cases friction between dif- ' Q80 has heon followed by a coldfenent sections so that many of the "live. The beat exH-rienced’ in efforts put forth and man! ""4191 this province, in much milder form reforms often failed of fruition. lthdn in many other parts of l!!!‘ Th1! hi8 1008 b?“ “Win11” . "Mme"; hemisphere, includlnfland, to the credit of leading spirits Eurgpe, was general. The recent‘ in tho various hoards, a large c014 wave has also been generallsbare of which belongs to Sum- ond even Toronto, Ottawa and merside. the present move for am- Mgmu-QQJ whgm heat prostrotlons algamation and unity has been suc- were not uncommon a few weeks cemfuily launched. B8,,‘ are M‘, enyoym‘ m, iuuyy The terms and conditions upon ol blankets lby night. land, over-‘wbich the union has been elected cans by n)“ The coo] wmmerrarn generous in the extreme. Pro- wm m“ ‘as, “ma, Angus, and vision has been made to extend September twill still bring their sul-‘me Pflv11e3e°tmmber3h111 luruml - try days and the summer will run Wmmumfiea iwmch PM M‘ n!" “s usual course o‘ ahkmnm. flciently centralized to organize a modem“ hem and com. he" as regular Board of Trade. In this eseuhere‘ way the whole province will have Th“ occasional prophets are bu” a voice in the deliberations of the at present with the sun spots and Assmlued Bards '3’ Trad” “d attribute to these all the changes. b“ 1“ a lmsiuon to Pr?” “nnedly lit-GI. and cold, min and drought. M‘ “Y "M" "~'°""- sclenusls who have made a study The new organization is fortunate of these phenomena emanate me in having as its executive men who sun and the sunspots of all blame a” “penhenced '1“ mmmws- l“ for weather changes and the wls- 1mm” “d 1” we “ed” ‘*1 ‘he m of them admit that they (I0 1~"°"“°°- M“ A- A- 1'°"‘°'°-" m‘ not know and have no mum or been connected with a similar int knowing the causes m, variation stitution in the Eastern Townships- in temperature. All weather wise or Quebec and lll! experience. there: lyredmions invariably cnme back ,and his well known business ability; to a declaration made two thous-1wfll be a strong mum‘ 1" [he sun’; and years ago and is ‘applicable u’ cess of the undertaking. Helms as-i day as then, “The wind blowetbfhquimed "m" 1'1"‘ F“ '°"°"‘°”" where it listeth. ye hear the sound thereof but cannot discern whence Trade and {he new organization. starts out with every prospect of

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‘consummated at ISlummPrside and Provinces are becoming a "i058

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per you ikllvolell In advaln ‘ I0 ll- $- A- dwarfed down to old standards of

‘that the money was used for the

‘which had

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n; increase in urondltura from 1"" l" P! 11" l". .,‘"". ‘.1459!!! , which his election would be the that was previously dopted 0f -

J. l. Burnett. noun ua run-nu. “l, "l"“°"

te lHlaoe.

Ole of the troubles of the Liber- ai leader is that he is stunted and

nnciviiiaed dnys_ and every meas- uro that he puts in use for the Ranging of public men and natiotr 'nl issues is n conception of this dwarfed nature. ‘He either doea 'nof seem to know or else faiia to realize the fact that Canada is a growing country and that the frocks of its childhood days are no long- er suited to its developing man- hood; that as a country enlarges in its public utilities and spreads its public service ever greater ter- ‘rlfoiies and gives increased ac- commodation to larger numbers of par-people, that these things mean ‘an added coat to the affairs of government and a greater expendi- 'ture from the treasury of the coun- try. As Sir WlifridLaurier failed ‘to implement his promise to run a hundred and sixty million gov- ernment machine on a forty mil- lion revenue, so the present Gov- ernment were unable to provide as they did for the enormous costs of the war, and the increased sal- eries and costs of the civil service, ‘on the limited revenue and ir/wer prices of the days of pence Nor will Mackenzie King ever be able to make a singze dollar t0 do the work of a five dollar bill.

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lt is as easy as it_is childish to- run around the country babbling nbiout excessive expenditure and waste of money for words are al- ways obedient to those who have them under their command, and the leader of the federal Opposition is . gifted with an abundance of them, but to show any concrete instance of those wasteful appropriations is an entirely different proposition, and it is here wherein Mr. King scores his most pronounced fail- ure. All public moneys are voted by the parliament of which he is u member, and where has he ever

capital offence to THE RAINMAKER.

- respect. New York Times. o! Justice not only

Just about once in 20 years the Western farmers develop a new faith in the possibility of "making rain." Then somebody with n- beau- tiful and fairly warranted confid- ence that the last efforts in this interesting industry — and their failure-have been forgotten comes along with lipparaluslmore or less elaborate for creating or attract- ing clouds and making them “give down," as is said of cows. He sets up his machinery, starts it to one!"

"m3- "d 1" ‘ daY °nw° '31“ em" Burns’ Cottage and Memorial at or does or doesn't fall. t

Ayr. The Bible will be returned Alter a long drought of course, _ the chances are rather in the raln- ‘o m” Mina’ “M” 1' ‘mghmuy maker's favor. He is a little more came from." '

likely t0 8e! 8 5110"" vital! not. al1¢l_ There is a moving story wrapped if be does he is sure to do a good up m m“ new, tuned "am U“, business for that season all through

, -" . '. t i mm pa" o’ we mun"! and a h" daily lpresd (says the Mon rca

one m, we m,“ A sing“, lrmmph Gazette). That was the Bible from is enough for that. ;whfcb Burns elder “waled a portion

This is not to 50)’ i110! i110 "111 with religious care" in the pres-

makers are conscious doceivers m“ o‘ ‘he members or m‘ family nor is it to say that rainmakinglu

and always will be impossible for o: whwh Robe" w“ m" an un- man. Probably the majority of ‘luwml- 11191115" 1' W" F11" these wizards sincerely believe ll B11116» Illld 1110i- ffllllBr. Wlllvh 811d 11191? 0W! DOWQTS. I15 d0 i110 WQBIlI-fwho, gtwe to Burns the inspiration asilfrrfgilirlz fillrlgkzlyhzlllxzzgrgig for his immortal idyll, the "Cotton the quantity of nuts laid“ up by Saturday N151"? which u" Qrea’ squirrels, as grounds for prediction‘ "'1'"- lmweve" 1°“ 1° 111"" "lwlm as to whether the next winter will and vision, can read unmoved, and be severe or mild- They @°l1111"'!|which still constitutes one of the ggvxllzlseflfigfyoszrggefzegsefyj! sweetest pictures of. domestic life

‘ ever penned. That. reverent thought

As for the practicability of influ- encing atmospheric conditions suffi- 111 PM!!!“ w W751i“? 113B 59911 ""11- 19881? invaded by the dPmHnda of

ciently to cause rainfall, that is m least theoretically admissible, but 5 hurried modem ma. but had Burn‘s not felt all its beautiful com-

it will not be done by means n!

chemlflllfi l0 "i1 i801! 29 feel 111E117 pulsion, the world would have been by firing a few cannon, or by ex- ploding T Nfl‘ curried aloft in bal- loons. 1t will take something big- ger than things like those-wsome- thing analogous to the mountain

ranges which in many parts of the

iiuence of their

properly exercised when a case is heard near the scene of lhe crime.

That lmtnlrttl ldyll

LONDON, "The family Bible 0f William Burns, father of the poet, was sold today nt Sotho

by‘s for £450 to the trustee of the

That every book, preserved for Eenerations, established in the’ 9118M mind of the young lad, touch-v

pointed out or taken exception to them or any of them. On one item

t of 'king ‘rain out of a men, in “he digger“; 3w,“ o; they did challenge n vote towards very ac “m

the close of the last sessic-ir in! which Hon_ ‘Mr, Lemieux got him- self into a bad scrape by charging

Yamaska election when in mutter of fact it was to satisfy an old judgment against the Government been appealed from

court to court and finally confirm- ed by the Supreme Court of Can-

ada. And this is what the versa- tile Hc/n. W. L. M. King is pleased to tell the people is wasteful ex- penditure. Surely he must take the public to be a parcel of idiots.

The Summerside Journal re-

Ior 120,000 sold-used by 25 Govte.

[briefly in yesterday‘ Guardian, is a move in the 11gb direction. lt ls primarily n credi

reported

and its efficient President,

it is also an-evideuce of the grow

world.

lo the Summerside Board or Trudi; the strand and possibly

ing strength of the Get Together will take adventure of the oppor- spirit ‘which is today abnoad in the tullitv Offered t-hem

The local Boards or Trade, qr effort that is being made to further

s of Canada and Prince Edward zllsland is but a stnand even in the t fringe. United. we can strengthen

We have m-uch faith in the new it has been auspici- huslastlcalily launch- . ed. We trust the rural communities of ‘becoming a part of and having n voice in the

succeed in. My; 1h pullingback much that we have R. Allen through whose good of- 10st besides holding our own- flces and generous hospitality to the visiting delegates the success- OPE-‘fllilfl-i-ioll.

ful launching of the project is due. 01151)’ and 811i

ports that canvassing teams start this week soliciting contributions

in Summerside for the, Prince ' County soldiers‘ memorial Pledge cards are to be signed, and

the subscription may be paid in four installments, the first in Oct- ober, the“ second in December, the third in March (1922)- While it will be a county memorial, contain- ing the names of all soldiers from Prince County who died on service we understand there will be no or- ganized campaign throughout the county, the committee in charge leaving it to the individual com- munities to share in the campaign

tit and high honor, ls full of danger. W“ ‘uswvered 1“ l To mitigate its perils the magician 1‘ W110 usually manages to defer the formance of his rites or the singin lagdgesollllilgswizttllel-usll hleelilasklilgzli. upon ‘he young mind‘ He deflved able to acquire tells him that rain many splendld lmage-‘l "Om 1L 1i! is not far off.

ed even thus early by the divine fire of poetic genius, principles of honor and integrity and sincerity to which he never ceased to zippeai in his written or spoken word, however deflection may have seem- "1 l1? lmllair them. it was" that

Book in which he’ found the exal- tation of candldbumnn love, which

in the idyll, he describes in‘ a slan- za unsurpassed for sweetness in anyl literature. nut the point of inter-l est- is that the book remains in-

world can be observed daily in the

current oi’ moistureladen air.

in this country, confidence in' railimakers and their arts is only| periodic. in Africa it is continu- ous and has been for ages. Frazefs "Golden Bough" contains innumer- able accounts of how rainmaking is done by the several tribes o! blacks. The details differ, but the principle is always that of what th-eiautbor calls “homeopathic 1m- gic.” and always the rainmaker is. 31:37:22; fii.’i’.il',“i'. 2's: m» - are unsuccessmL More. logic“, take an interest in it, even to the than om. western farmers’ the savwextent of putting the hand in. the ages, having admitted the claim ohpooket. One lwould m“, to 350' a chief or wizard to power over the u“, degree or acquamtancesmp flfiigliil‘? 01111112.: Imbi" 3'1"." had rum n. rm: cretton, and treat him as a public, 1° knew 111s 5M9 1115 Works 18S"- enemy, not for failing, but for re- YY- Tlwt he made a fetish of it, fusing. to save the withering crops s9 was we hm,“ o; simple people 0011 i119 l1l1F9lY' ‘131119- ' in the past, we need not believe. ..Z.‘Li.Z'§f°Z.Zf.;Z"IJ;‘Z'Li'23.52132. -- ----- he peasant poet. doubtless thumbmarked. had his fmvorite passages.

mity of the Book wrought

per lWBobby" K- The subli

fundamental principle, charity’ was

I bringing prisoners chu ged with a

Edmonton for trial was lacking in one important in the adminlstratidn must the pun- ishment of guilty persons be con- sidered. but also the deterrent in- trial and punish- ment c-f others. This can only be

vastly the poorer. l

which there are live 1n m; may. the interests of the whole province.

if they so desire, and it and expected

rnunltles will do

that

is hoped many com-

this, especially

To say it is ungracious, but per-yprnctised iby the poet all his life, hops this same cxpediient for self-

nnd from its 1 protection is used by more civilized‘ pages he “med me

Current

The Hon. Mackenzie King is venturing outside of his safe ref- uge in the factionai centre of Que- bec, nnd ls doing, or trying to do, the electors of Ontario with his political] humbug_ Hie has ‘his worries’ many of them very real, but the bulk of them theatrically staged for‘ external effect. His present improvised fretful anxiety

Comment

‘to relate, and produced figures to show that if he were made Premier, the expenditure would be reduced by $4,000,000 a year.

Just like Mr. King, who ls now trying to fill his shoes, he preached this doctrine all over Canadm and

-the people took him at his word. and placed hlm in power. The

since many of the districts will not be erecting monuments of their own. There will be in tho vicinity of one hundred and twenty names in the monument.

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rainmakers. however, their vogue hitherto al- ways has been brief, and none of‘11°158 fill

and support of scientific meterolo» l ts. Tb I tt ha e found full ,, u . grime for :11 This; abilities in fore-l “Sta h; about a; castln! lh-e immediate nrobahilltieslhurr1ed 1'9"?“ m" 11-710m-

There of "natural" weather, and even in fro! always a m“, dnqt on the that they still are some distance ____________ from 100 per cent. perfect. A Kayla",

1- 1/ uotlce In the North ‘BY HYNDHANS THWHER Edmonton Journal. ——‘The accounts which have

Even with its help, precepts or brotherly '1°"°' I“ "l" "1059?" 110)’. so full of d cheap cynicism. the book has been a. consolation to millions ls nnt rand.

hem as yet has won the approval which

much as

is over the increased or increasing debt of the country. This has fll-i

total revenue of Canada at that time aggregated about $40,000,000.

LOVING

been published oi‘ the first trial by jury in the country beyond Great

ways been a source of worry pnd srxlicltutie ln the Grit camp, WHEN

g the weeping and wailing and shed- ding of tears by those who now compose the Bell Government. over the alleged waste, and the extravagance of those wicked Con- servatlves, and how often their spendthrlft nature, with that $200, 000 increase of revenue. had gone awuy beyond the bounds of‘ rea- son, and how when Liberals were installed in power all of this was - to cease and a new era of econ- omy and hope for the countr to be ushered in.

purse strings how their real char- acter developed; we

nothing more, it would no to the taxpayers of Likewise our older politicians have

Wilfrid, epoeklngto a Charlotte-

. town audience, had the lama story I

they were in power, y was provincial present who And then when the United Farmers’ they did get n strong hold of the fh

a clear remembrance of how'8lr Cabinet c

ff his pre-electlon promises had been implemented the total of ex-

i-‘olks need n tlot of loving in the morning,

pendiiure would not have exceed- ed 536,000,000, but instead of ihla, just after the manner adopted by our dear little Bell Government, he walked this alleged forty mil- lion extravagance up to the hand- some amount of $160_000,000 be- fore he left office. This is Liberal promise in the past, both federal

The day is all before. with cares eset; " P The cures we know, and those that give no warning. For love is God's own antidote I for fret. l:

Folks need a lot of loving at the uoontide,

and provincial. and with it the deadly record of their right about face in fulfillment. The very name Liberal, in the federal past when and ln the re they or

trained in O 1mm” m m“: ‘T i elr schools are in power. is the’ w xtofiltumernxyilag? blowing rvnonym for debt rolling, extrava- V

Folks need n lot of

MUCH HEADwAv wit“; Thefiggztilzgeihonfhzrlfefmmem“ British administration 0f the llZW, THINKING or Pnoa. m]; way between the waking and Others now in the north, besides ABLE L068

the croon time. When bickering and merriment are rife.

loving at the might lime,

When wearily they take them

tOif all the times for loving, that's the ‘best.

Slave Lake. ' that of charged

interest. such a judicial

ants properly impressed with the YOU CAN FIIPEIIQBS, as well as fairness. of

natives, may also

The man of tact. as he journeys "W" °" Wm"! through life seldom offence. and so av mistakes which

Ell!“ With thf! Q11 make. l-le twins the confidence of Y"- ihooo with whom he is associated,

the lndian with murder at Fort full of dramatic The sending north of party means a rge expenditure, but it is worth -- to have the aboriginal inhabit-l

rovtdence, are

‘T EXPECT TO GAIN y’

need to have

9011'! KNOW yourself 1o worry ev- mo Mme‘ "Y 5W If"! Wlry night about flre ____ and tho damage it may do to your

e. Our Insurance take tho mrry away from you, and givoo your brains an un- trammalod chance to work for

gives or takes policies aids many of the n brother "less nllty is apt to