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Notes by the Way

THERE is considerable activity

being displayed just now about fishery matters as chronicled in the Maritime Liberal press. Nova SCO'I r tia wants a Deputy Minister of Fish- leries appointed and a despatch from _ v Halifax tells that Hon. J. A. Walker , _ of the Nova Scotia Provincial Gov- ernment will go to Ottawa before long to see about it. He is said t0

Tlce-Preiildent-J. B. Burnett. Aiieoolnie Eilltor—-D. Ii. Currie. . A. lhtelflnnen, D. 8. 0

UGUEST 10, 1927 ti” ‘-—""" ’ B.‘"°"' MD

A WELCOME

warm and hearty welcome will

be given our visitors from Que- bec. They are prominent residents of our great sister province-men and women whom always we delight to honour. They are descendants of the first people of Canada; and they are members of a Canadian com-

' munity that is well-governed, pros-

perous and free. They are of the same great national family as those by whom this Province-mow blossoming as the rose — was first of all redeemed from the wild- erness, and who were admittedly among the best pioneers of our country. Prince Edward Island is greatly indebted to the early labors of the French people; quently, the French people are held in high regard ‘by the men and wo- men of this Province, with whom. worse,“ they have been inextricably united. The Bri- tish and the French together are the chief makers and holders of this Canada of ours; and the blend of the two races will without doubt. give to Canada the distinction among nations which it will possess in the ages to come. As the Saxons

and, conse-

and Normans were the chief factorsto prove 1L of the British people and of the‘

great empire established by anti maintained by them, so we confi- dently hope and expect that the Bri- tish and French races will, in thi future, combine to gain Canada a high place among the great nations of the world. ‘

In this hope and expectation, we welcome our visitors from Quebec. To know one another, to inter- change thought and suggestion, and‘ to possess an intimate knowledge oi the conditions in_ which the people of the various provinces live and labor are essential to united action towards improvement throughout Canada. Our visitors have shown a poor example. which may well b6 followed by the people of this and other provinces, We hope that the weather will continue to be good and that "a good time" will be en- Joyed by all who have come to this "isle of the sea.”

- {m THE NEW GOVERNMENT

OW that Mr. A. C. Saunders, thi Premier-elect, is able to sit u1. and take some nourishment, thi government will in all probability be handed into his keeping, this week. With the formal resignation oi Premier Stewart one of the best governments the province has had goes out of office. No serious fault has been found with the Stewart government during its term of office and no successful criticism has been levelled against it. Every pre-election promise with one exception was ful- filled to the letter. The federal claims of the province, studiousiy ignored by Liberal-governments. was successfully pressed and an ad- ditional grant of $165,000 was secured. Notwithstanding this and to satisfy the aspirations of asmall but clam- oroua group, the Stewart Govern- ment has been turned down, it ls true, by a very small majority. Now we are to have a new regime. one carried into office, not because ‘c: any administrative ability evinced

_ by its leader, who was associative

with the most lamentable adminis- trative failure in the history 0'1 they province. or by the rank and file oi his following. The Saunders Gov- ernment came into office on the die- tinct promise that it would strength- en by amendment and enforce more effectively the Prohibition Act. Un- der previous administration the Pro- hibition Act was administered, not by the government but by a Prohibi- tion Commission. Thc Commission now functioning, although with over two more years to its creditAwiIl, in all probability, waive its righttocon-

‘» tinuelin oflice throughout its unex-

pired term, in view of thc verdict of the eiecildre which wee tantamount to I vote of comiire and have no alter-

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be Minister of Natural Resources in the Rhodes Government and from that fact it may be inferred that his Sume’ Wm be kept elem for. me new influence with the King Govern-l . . t wi . administration and the people, Pro-igz? ma? Sixth’: gzgzclaglreoatrtjexhagr hibitionists and Government Con- his v15“ to the rederar capital trollers alike, will expect that the . ‘ l must read with amazement the aa-

mw- Wm be strictly and cpl The fisheries are a deeptoiiishlng results obtained by a diet fectlvely enforced as PPOmlSEd-‘lnterest to all the Maritime Provinc- l" "V"

_ Ahli lPtld,0'- 1; W111 not he denmd that, there l5 n es, however. Around their shores arelegonp {fihceigl 0:: Jim‘: £39k“;

Strong element of public opinion me resmls "f a“ the klllds 0f llSlllBultimore, still others a-t Harvard that swim the seas, or pretty nearly‘ Medical School, have all been able 33mm‘ the Prmflbmm‘ Act’ not’ n11_ we have tomrmcod and we havgto demonstrate the worth of the

alone for its failure to prohibit, but whales beumes, lobsters and bysters Nivlei- tile: Ilihnerlrilcious ilflflelllllgrt " - rs. . urp Y. um-oe, ant ‘ z quahaugs. clams, and

m‘ the one“ disréspect m a“ law SCBllOD-Yof Boston, have been able to pres- which it has occasioned and the in- among shellfish, cod, haddock, gas-lent ien cases of pruven pernicious

. ' l A l l I lt l , consistent advocacy or prohrbmon pereaux, herring, eels and smells inkllllrlrlfelllnn unit“ LdIXQlZiISIIESIILElt-s citininziiflngg and total abstinence by men andthe" respective 5835mm" And wlmlof a half pound or more of cooked

d u _, mues,,.ln lnnklne after nll these flshesfllcnlrc OI‘ iiccr liver, (sometimes the w°men w)“ demm‘ “Se v jThere l5 no Minister of pjsher1es__isunie quantity of lamb‘s kidneys for others. not for themselves. Not- as yet can 11 be that the Herr Mr, Hgnk plufeblof liver). ilvflo Illfltllllilfi

. . - . , l0 v , e ‘withstanding all this, the country is Walker's visit to Ottawa is merely a and szfiaihfs nbirfluptec gar’; ‘l?’ tgrcre committed to Prohibition and will “mastic remind" 0f that M" llmuud 01" fruit. about an ounce in QEKIXHZIIKIHCrFSBdOf “lair-titer anddcreani ‘ E 0 a I‘ C 8, The" 5'19"“ l"? 59ml! Klmclal hflfldldry crusty Ilroad, potavto (l? ceigllli: _ , t n i s to the Fishery Department, 1g tnelin complete the ilict Animal fats mmnsls e c9 ' Krrrg Government cannorappomt ajiind oils were excluded as far T‘ "l" be lmslblfi- will“ m“ “l” ‘l’ real Minister of Fisheries why didlzllfi; "Jfkdefllrrfilliguilgiftg ram: a sumcilmtly Strong force of 0mm‘ lhei’ 5991111119319 Flfllelles from i119 given for fl. number of months.” als and “stool pigeons“ to enforce Marine Department? Prince Edward I They report that “under proper . ' i '*. r- '- w m» s ‘misguided traveller carries a. bot-Sglgetgilexjllshgiésgllfg?lizijznzglggiW118 nruuuvu lu every case tie in his baggage, that no liquors

,are concealed in private homes or

CURING PERNICIOUS native but to resign. ' ANAEMM‘

The coast-therefore, ,we may Vas-

Pliysicians in-to whose care have come cases of pernicious aneaniia with which they have struggled with diets rich iii Iron, transfus- ions of blood, and~ other methods. only to have the patient finally die,

l expect the new government to carry‘ it out, regardless of difficulties and

_ The A dict appeared to cause, a fllow of to want the vacant portfglio_ MfHlIGW young red blood cells from smcmir, M13" was Supposed to have ilie bone marrow illto the general

it l circulation. There was an ill- lhotels and to prosecute anyone in hs pocket when he returned Cream, “or (my r“ me nunmer or

found with liquor in or on his per- home at the ch59 of the last Sesslmlllfill "Pull lllll lll "the haemoglobin ‘Son and it is for me new government-of Parliament, but that tin-neg Quljrtltlfill contents of the cells) also,

a mistake. Perhaps Mr. Jenkins can'“"“"ml’“"le‘1 “Y l1 Prflglehillvil L ‘Supply the expimmtion ‘lgrlfliildll lll the blood tissue all I1 - w ill e. N tt th .

oone shall be be er pleased an‘ E You will remember that Dr, ourselves if the Saunders Govern- Ml" Du" l5 "W" Sflld 1° Ill"- bé MY-‘Mclloiialil of Si. Catherines, and ‘other research men, have been

Sinclair's only rival in the race for . h - . ment succeeds w ere every govern the ministerial trophy- Mr. McL-eanlilhkt’, ‘m MW" lllllh, b10110 llfeflflllre ) . . ' - ‘MP. for Prince County‘ is said toflye liirzlillrse oi extracts derived from ‘have aspirations that way and to bei I Ytllll can thus see that this liver, already qualifying himself by inves-ll ‘e ‘lll-"lfll ‘"53" l" U19 llfllly. l! 0f ANOTHER ROYAL COMMISSION “gating me fisheries surroundingwtlllfi utmost importance to your ‘his constituency. He is reported in: the Liberal organ to be very zeaiousllif I so often suggest that you rock nounce the appointment of an- just now in his errons m developyoili- body from aide in side h) Jlllfif ROYHI Cflmmisslnn. this limethe scallop fishing industry. We arcliillrlllrlefiiiggi"lall“ ianthblliflilel‘, or ,, . ‘» o mo. on e illlgr cx~ io ascertain what the trouble. ‘s in told that alrelldy 118 has had llllipami al -.onnection with the fisheries or "letter up with the Department nfllh/(rr- _ whether any trouble exists Just tdMarine and Fisheries at Ottawa for m0 Vslllllflclléllli]Uglflsrelffifclfllflg, ' - ' solne time" and the Department has , . F" I what extent m” “Sheri” Wm besent one Mr. Halkett, official Fisheryllrlrlrzl the “W!” “mo” wnefhed by the investigation about Zoologist to investigate the prac- liver .0 be made is problematical. That ticability of creating this new in- .l'°lll'B- game ndeservrng democrats" Wm be dustry “for the benefitlof the fish-l “minted to ‘he extent of a hundred crmen of this Province and espec- H-eea-eoxeoooa-oeoo-oooeefl

ment in the world has failed. _

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UR recent Ottawa despatches an-

llbpréilli down against the

or can ‘Interfere and you [liilli can give

to that body of

ially those of Prince County. Mr. ‘r u“) bummed dollars l‘ any is l-Ialkett went to Miminigash. and Ibo"! U"? "lllY denim-e 506ml‘ l" thnlspent five days there. ' Also he ob- 32150. ‘tained "very valuable data." Later, 5y

It is interesting, if not informativeflvll? MCLBlm 19mm M“ Hmkeltj ROBERTA. L55

I l that those promoting this Royal “kmg Wm‘ M“ E- Ymmg °f Albel"iv»o<eo+o++o++»w+o+o++ ton who is “an experienced scallop

Commission have discovered thatflshermanx, and later they were! An lrgnlng Hing vhat really acts the fisheries is the joined by Others and ‘here theyl

want of a more extended marketffonnd more scgllups,

Every fisherman has known this for 1 i r _ Further, ‘he amhorqsed vergjgnylléllllly when taking tliem from the What is not known I-goes on to tell that "Mn Hflrkett rs nlline and placed smoothly in the why H‘ slwuld be necessary m awjvery interesting gentleman and mayjhflskp!’ ooint a Royal Commlsslnh i0 Drill/e address a public meeting in Albertonl this, after he has continued his investI-i

ll l Oflfil ll . if l l l l A dell-‘Bfll-loll was Tecentll’ 59m m’ gaunt‘ some time longer" our friendlflillllflfl] glyfgrllljifluil.‘ 15w“ gay:

England to 100k ma, the r151, mar- MT- McLean/y we are further wldnbefilrs» washing, tile stain will dis~ ‘“is to be commended for his lnbfifflSlTflppenr.

kct conditions there but they have and perseverance in this matmx rmdi "l" Yet Elven lhell‘ YEW" any furfiwe trust that in connection with his? Drlvlno Nan" . ther than to say there are good pro-business duties at Alberton regard-i" when “r1113 are m 1m driven 1n. meets 1n Landon for Carmdhm fish ing this important question he aisoto hard wood, dip them iii-to soft 1 - l. ' d I e III ' ti . k what runner rnrormatron the mym enjoyed the outing. We understand,Télltilrstllnpngtilefiflw l l" l 1P W01‘ C l l m dr I n on“, that he plans another such visit in _ ' 0mm SS o: “:1 T 5c fie cjrdmarythe not distant future." The honor-lhns even better rebe1 parentage be “"199 u” - ° e able member for Prince is a better than smmey 13a1dw1n_ He had two fishermen it would appear thnt lmiadvertiser than‘ the other three com- great grantfathers, each named C01- important step at this juncture PBl-llf-‘TS f0!‘ the POFUOIIO. and wlthlln Mackenzie who fought for “Char- woum be m devemp ghe p1-oml5lng1"'59flll°D5!" fol” E 5108811 and n Dllffllie over the water" against George ifrom the Liberal organ his friends 11, an ancestor o1 the pflnce 0g are hopeful that he may yet win the wnlegy prize. »

‘ Silcb articles as towels handker- ‘cliiefl-i, sheets and tablecloths, will liroil niucli better it’ they are folded

some time.

Peach Stains.

markets now existing.

This, however, would be of no di-' rect benefit to the deserving demo- _____ mats above rererred w’ and there? The Liberal Toronto Star finds

‘ppmmgd- iMacKenzie King who were descend-

It is understood there ls n 800d ed‘ from rebels. < The others whom it deal of uncertainty and discontent-names as both! under the same dis- in connection with the Department flblllty are Premier Btflhlfly BflldWlh. of Fisheries. It will be remembered}??? lfghnaragigfiruldisz": Rudy“? that Mr. John s. Sinclair was el- r115“ '2” ‘and “s; Cimufviziveg ected on the distinct understanding. gmmey 35mm“ is n“ to be a great that he was to be Minister of Fish-, great grandson of a Macdonald who errerr m"; somethmg happened and fought at the battle of Culloifen for ML smémrh m“ a Drum“, ‘merrhlgfi Srtligarthiriéetellidiei; "15:: ‘B?!’ this for the Republican nomination in‘ her. There were other claimantsRi-rlatmr Cuuozaég’ Marketing lllgnglflllhcgllfillllgais 5mg“? . lizligz’. and Prince Edward ‘Island was pose-l _‘__ a ____ m ‘rue corrrrt nrfuimng-rhe Lrorr-r H; over. Ir’, addmon m the gmgof the province, settle the matter mm» 1s I {any w pop that there were claimants outside oi between themselves and w lenve ullu- lnvnr nmnnc certain ellmvnfi- the province it will be recalled that room lnr the representation 0i’ the °l the Prlllei-"ll" "PM the Wdfi‘

prermer 14mg darn-fled (ha; eyefy province in the federal government,” emtm“ “m” the mcldent l‘ m‘ ! grettabie and undigniiied, but. "thil Province would have a seat in the} Sfllllll-Offihlp V/Ollld. We Bhollldiwo arm" pa“ ‘way-r

cabinet. No doubt he meant it bufillldfle. he eqllfllll’ 1068956510 w “In the fulfilment of the promise does other clnlmllhl. Dfl-‘ll/lded ffillflblfl

A jarring note was sounded by Vice President Dawes at the other- wise auspicious celebration of the inauguration of the Peace Bridge at Niagara last Sunday. But it will be remembered that a presidential el- ection in the United States is draw- ing near, and the Vice President is ambitious to attain to the Presi- dency. His unguarded and undipio- matic reference to the contention between Great Britain and the ‘Un- ited States over the naval cruiser question will be understood as a bid

zzMllierliv Worm Powders will‘

‘ i hi inner th 1 . Any- ily anti painlessly that the tnoet men‘ o! Mr’ smclam The” Mela om pwou or com n8 ldeiicaic stomach will-not feel any

other pebbles on the Prince Edwnrdway the province is now more orlesslhumnvgnjencg ‘frqm i n- gnflmf

Island beach and pouibiy some of suffering for want of a Minister cf 3132:5885; figgifeglrlllglvllglarlltllljlltxil: them may be looking for prefermenLlFisheriee and, if Mr. Sinclair is not children and. prom“ {hem "om If there is any dispute among-these the man, then-give it in the next-the debilitating effects which re-

-. .. if nth d atidcuur pebbles they should, in the interests beet, only ccttic-‘it. "m m“ ° w" ' n

WOHZII-

You can lillrdly blame me their

‘the Ilenefiis ihata good acting l

- [purge the stomach and intestines, not depend 8010i? on the aDmlh!-»a55"'m‘°° were 3W9" m“ m‘ “nwnf worms no effectively and eo eae- '

§ Foa THE

i ; SCRAP, BOOK e. A SERIE8 or LITERARY 1 QUOTATIONS FOR - r aooi< tovsns

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WEDNESTDAY, AUG. 10th. A FORSAKEN GARDEN.

In a coign of the cliff between low- land and highland, At the sea-downs edge between windward and lee, Walled round with rocks land "island. The ghostrof a garden fronts the

asan iri-

sea. A girdle ofbrushwood and thorn encloses ' ' ' The steepsquare slope of the bloa- somless bed Where the weeds that grew green from the graves of its roses Now lie dead. .

I

The fields fall southward, abrupt

and broken. To the low last edge of the long lone land. ‘ If a step should sound or a word be spoken,

Would a ghost not rise at the strange guest's hand? So long have the grey bare walks lain guestless, Through branches and briars if a man make way, He shall flnd no life but the sea- wind's restless Night and day.

The dense hard passage is blind and stifled. That crawls by a track none turn to climb, To the strait waste place that the years have rifled _ Of all but thethorns that are touched not of time. The thorns he spares when the rose is taken; The rocks are left when he wastes the plain. The wind that wanders, the weeds wind-shaken, These remain.

Not a flower to be pressed of the foot that falls not; As the heart of a dead man the seed-plots are dry; From the thicket of thorns whence the nightingale calls not, Could she call, there were never a rose to reply. Over the meadows that blossom and wither ' Rings but the note of a sea-bird's t - song; lOnly the sun and the rain come hither All year long.

The sun burns sere and the rain disheveis . t One gaunt bleak blossom of scent- less breath. _ Only the wind here hovers and revels In a round where life seems barren , i as death. l-Iere there was laughing of old, r there was weeping, Haply, of lovers none evar will know, - Whose eyes went seaward a hundred sleeping ‘ Years ago.

Heart handfast in heart as they stood, "Look thither,” Did he whisper? “Look forth from the flowers to the sea; For the foam-flowers endure when the rose-blossoms wither, And men that love lightly may die —but we?" And the same wind sang and the same waves whitened, i And or ever the garden's last pet- als were shed, In the lips that had whispered, the eyes that had lightened, Love was dead.

Or they loved their life through, and then went whither? _ And were one to the end-but what end who knows? ‘Love deep as the sea as a rose must wither, , , ' As the rose-red seaweed that mocks the rose. Shall the dead take thought for the dead to love them? What love was ever as deep as a grave? They are loveless now as the grass above them Or the wave.

All are at one_now, roses and lovers. Not known of the cliffs and the fields and the sea. Not a breath of the time that has been hovers - In the air now soft with a summer to be t

Not a breath sliall there sweetenthe I seasons hereafter

Of the flowers or the lovers that laugh now or weep, as they that are free now of weeping and laughter We shall sleep“

When

Here death may deal not again for ‘ever;

c Here change may come not till ell

change end._

From the graves they have made they shall rise up never,

- Whohave left nought living to ravage and rend. = Earth; stones. and thorns of the wild

V groundgrowing, - '

‘these shall be: '- ~

these blowing Roll the sea.

Till the slow sea rise and the sheer ciiif crumble,

. .- Till terrace and meadow the deep

- guife drink,

v1**rmt'.v.i:.::r.""~=°""=

all sizes. .

While the sun and the rein live,‘ Till e. last Wind's breath uponljaii f

t Hence defective 0y". 1h

1 '75 Strikingly handsome Youn

August clean. fur, Sale of M¢11'$;§1lits' *

Thursday morning we start olir Sale of Young Men’s and Men’s Suit-s.’

gMen’s Tweed-suits, ' Everyone new this season, 1atestumodels,

regular values $25.00, $27.50 and $29.50 willbe sold in thisAugustclean up sale at ........ . . . . . $19.00

Now is your chance to buy smart clothing‘ afa. real saving. See windows.

. Henderson” 8; iliidmore

101 GRAFTON STREET

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clean up '

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Daily Selections FIOR {iuardian Readers §_“‘». 2 rAugust 1°. 1927

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THE ETERNAL 0NE:—— BBYOYO the mountains were brouglll- form‘ or ever thou Iiadst formed ilie earth and the world, even from everlast- ing to everlasting. Th0" "re God’ Psalm 90:2.