you feel better.

Keep mmke with Wrigley’:

i - hot and mouth is dry-pep up with Wriglefa-it moistena mouth and throat.

The increased flow of saliva feeds new strength to the blood-you can do more_.

BE PREPARED

Eves. Green Paint. Brushes. etc.

123 Queen Street

'. “THE, FRIENDLY HARDWARE STORE"

F A Strong Utility Bond

yielding 6.05 %

On May 10th under the heading of "More Horse- \ miter" we atlverilsed that we would shortly offer a 5", ‘V, First. Mortgage Public Utility Bond suitable for the . purposes of the most conservative investment. _ lH-r those who require investments with a very i: ‘ii tlcgtcv of zxaicl}; we now linvc pleasure in offering Mtiiiiaai Light and Power 6% IPirst Mortgage Bonds, clue November 1st. 194.", which constitute a legal in- icztinent for Canadian Life Insurance Companies.

‘llus Lpiupany L7\\'l‘ alui operates. without com-

,'-.-.i.ion. the electric ii ll. and power system of the Uiflv nf Moose Jaw, the third largest city in Sask- hifihevian.

Mil‘ we forivarrl descriptive circular?

Correspondent: o!

Members o! the Montreal Stack Exchange

88 Great George SL, Charlottetown

Fly Time is Drawing Near

We have a complete line of Screen Doors. Screen Win- flmrs. NFttlng, Door Catcher. Springs, Handles, Hooks and

Bethune Hardware 0o. Ltil.

Phone ‘I51.

EQSZYA CQnQnAnLu

i._.l!.'_.

Stewart Jones 8. Cqi,

Slrsenshields 8; C9,

Li

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1 a

l‘ » ‘ t “m ROTATION 1N POULTRY, lirko four or five sections F CULTURE

“‘ lhvrrlnirntal Farms Note)

section the remaining

crops to maintain hrlimlr fiuure: over n period of Mk“ 0-’ tisivii from the V nutopgv Imvrrmxl" Plllllllff Division. ‘Csn- : used land cultivated and M‘ M n" ciital lfiiirin show 2:» per l to crop. (Jim-er, alfalfa, g, Intcstm '“"‘l“l"l’ l»? b? Clllylfl iccps makei excellent sOil "l parasitism. It lllllbt be l ‘intuition that the birds which ‘ m‘ u" “llHPCl-s cf this tabulation l“; manilv from poultry flocks in _ mfmllnfi“ of Ontario nn-l Quebec Tom lhe tfntiaiilan and Ontario » gt Uinir-t’. 80 pa: t"".it cf “m; Hf which WPYE aim from M"; a pioiinces. Olfflfilitljy’ these , m (re a fairly accurate baro- DW o disease conditions in the ‘o Incas mcntloncd and no doubt l: llllllli’ with slight rsscrvatlons. in liadiaii conditions ‘in "general. “it luht Oi this fact it will he

m“? rccncnized that the cantrni this iii.

w; the green rather then

value rearing coop. plans are shown in the bulletin Hans: Construction."

, ilo ccrr .-.'

' rearing conditions.

Once reared free from

rhould have large front

lo the industri.

l‘ ‘Xltcrtmental

“ma? and

"n" l" habit. toward th". i bmveen ue o1 - , ~ _ mal-‘ilfd ivtatirm lfl the rearing buds”

l’ "film; of stock free from >_,_______

m“ "mmii" I‘ lmllllr- ll" niiiiiriri ioi-riiiuiii flair. i’ "n-i FhOllld- be divfdedl

hie

of equal

size. While the stock ranges on one ground is ruLivated and sovm lo free growing the < cleanliness Pl the roll. The following season the Wange is shifted one section and the

put. down and hoed cleaners,

the land being used for range follo-

tlie hoed

ri-riii. The colony brooder house and

for which

. “Poultry

obtainable

from the Publications Branch, De- partment of Agriculture. Ottawa. fit in i-xcclirsit in such a rotation owing rrovlng and adaptability to

parasites

' Hi“ inapmicticc cf such a condition is rained by the same treatment. Per- manent laying or breeding houses

and back

‘saw m "l 5m!" lml-‘vrunm! I vards free from interior fences which

,may be cultivated in the same way ‘mllml as the rearing land and alternated crops and range for the

P. w. count liliiilNli

Following is a continuation of the report of the commencement exer- cises iii Prince of Wales College, on Friday last.

SLYPT. 0F EDUCATION

Mr. H. H. Shaw, Chief Superin- tendent of Education. stated that. he had been much touched by the rc- marks of the principal, spoken so strongly and feelingly in favour of the one room school. The speaker. however, wished to advocate the two room school which he described as being two one-room schools. He also advocated, wherever possible. the as- Wmbllll! mKethc-i- of teachers to work together in two or three room schools. To His Honour Governor Zlleartz he extended the thanks of the institution and of the Department of Education for the genci-ous prizes of- fered. expressing the confidence that his interest would iicvci- wane. The i- Governor has alzo a lice“ interest in ‘the welfare of the public schools and

rural districts as is shown by the prizes offered.

“They buiidetl well because they .had a mind to ivork." is the answer lto the query as to the cause of fall-

ure of many students to pass exam-

inations. It is not so much failurl on the part of the students as fail- ure on the part of lhe mreiits. Suc- cess is always attributed to parents; so also should failure. P. W. c. is doing a work in one year which should be extended over a much long- lcr time. 1t is important that thc ‘standard be placed reasonably nigh. ‘The number of failures this year is comparatively small. -'i.'he cello‘ IS a training school for teachers as far as the country people are con- cerned; thus elimination must go on ‘ to save the. schools from poor teach- ers. Although a teacher must be laorn and have the teaching temperament, they must also be made. First year students should have another year, and even additional training. before going out to teach.

‘Ihere must also be a time for leisure. The speaker himself read re- cently Dickens‘ "Tale of Two Cities." forylts literary value. In conclusion Mr. Shaw said that it is bcttci- to go teaching than to do ccnffbhill; 019B‘- It ls the least advertised and least profitable vocation but it is the best of them all.

The young ladies attired lii white viiiirchcd into their ivlaces to the rear cf the speakers on the platform. while the young: men were scaled in their usual places below. 1n receiving the certificates and prizes. the stu-

dent: 20*“..- ‘b; tear.‘ fmxatw...”

‘ " TALEIIIFTORY ‘P’ (By Benjamin’ Rogers)

Your Honour.‘ I IVlouiliei-n of the

Faculty. _ F_‘el_l_o'iv Students. Ladies

fill-u avg-winners?

...__1__._..-_, L] M I The hoiinurmf expressing the feel-

f . . lug" nf my classmates us we come

‘L n' V’ DLNBAR‘ Manner‘ ln (Tor Commencement has been given

CIIARLOTTETOlVN u, m9,

ST. JOHN lVIONTREAL HALIFAX ‘Today we meet together for lhe Mo]; _ . last time. For three years we liavc GT0‘ EUMMERSIDE FREDEB“CTON' shared our work and our play. al-

ways joyfully anticipating the rlav

when we should receive mu" diploiniia and add our names in ilie inn: list n! graduates. That day has crime. But now that we have reaclieil our iznal. our happiness is finger] ivilli razret at. the thought nf leaving these lialls endeared tn us liv so nianv happy iis~ soeiations. \'i'e have ciijovell these years in Prince of wales, We came here to gel education. iueaiiiii; by lliat lo store our minds with facts. Now. the term “educatinu" has great- er significance fnr us. We realize _tlial. we must tievelrip all vniiiirl. iiiul no we have our college zilliletlca. Sin- denl. Christian Association. buhlicatinii. and l7eliaiiiiz besides various extra-mural lea.

Alma hfaler. Good live. We have scent three vears here, inn: \ears they .' to us. But flie lalmr flf these long years will hear its fruit. We shall urohablv forget most of the Latin. Botanv. Genmetrv. and (‘beni- isiry that we have learned here. but we shall face the wnrld with minds trained to adapt themselves tn a wide variety nf situations.

Members nf the l-‘aruilv. as we lnnli- back over llie (lava spent with you. we cannot but feel that we have nflen been inconsiderate. lloalizlnz that ynu havebeen very patient with us. WP sliicerelv rezi-ot our thmilzlitless- liens. We thank you for your unflr- lniz nffnrts in mir behalf. tiiirl extend to you everv good wish for the lu- ture. Gcodhi-n.

Citizens of Fharinflelnivn. those of usi who came here as straiuzers have marle many friends anion: vnu. We thank you for the hospitality that you have shown us: enneelalli- wr‘ thank lhe people nf the various churches and lhe officials of the Ynunx i\feii‘s (‘lirlsiian Association for their kindness in helninz in niakci pleasant our sin!’ ln fliarlotleloivn. In takiniz our departure. from your Cifv we bid i-nii n kind goodbye.

Fellow students. with you we have chaired our college. life and in you we entrust the dutv nf keenlniz un- F-Illllfid the fair name of nur Alma Mater. We thank you for vour com- panionship and we prov lhal. our frleudehloa. formed ln these years of our youth. may never be broken. in extending our sympathy to lhoae who are discouraged by apparent failure. we would remind them that their use- fulneaa in llfa will be measured. not by the number of diplomas that they

ctudenf Siiciel \‘. activtt~

{up VQH_1A;RLOTTETOTTTN‘G_UARPI‘AN w

_,§_.1t_.i~. savory

- the Alliance at tlir. lune 31H in Llp<

Hanlpton and Vwllllty lholding the Prohibition Act." Gardening i: keeping moat o1 ti“! people around here busy now. Both vegetables and flowers are being Planted and if the weather keeps, right we will soon have lettuce and greens for dinner and pretty bou- quets to adorn our houses.

Mr. A. _E. McLean also stated he had done all lie could to get {hi} Mounted Police, and was willing to do anything further hc possibly‘ could. addinc. "it is not a question of ilmifllll: money. The Goi-ernmcnll A motor party consisting of yu-fwoiild spend 5100.000. ii‘ necessaryl‘. and M“ 3mm Cutcmfe‘ ML Hm“ Mr. Jenkins said. "I think it would ace and Miss Delma Culcllffe lino be "ll l" "18 Alliance l0 slate hm". Mm 5mm Macaw‘ were welcome many men. and also state that these: visitors to South Melville on Sunday. m" l" "l" (WWII lvr training the new men. and we want them at once. Mrs. Norman Nicholson and little a‘ ha“ m” “ml” daughter Joyce. Charlottetown, spent Mr‘ A’ c‘ samldc“ “l” “T50 "m" the weekend with her parents. Mr. 5cm‘ and ‘TCCIEUM "I ha” “OT lmcdi m“ “It John g gag!) &“:wm_ up l_l1l__rty candidates: who 9:9. iiovq, satisfied to ilaiid bchiiul the Pmhili-i ition Act and uuicnrlments stiggcs -; cd by the icniperaiice fklliiiiltf’. it will undertake to zay that an; ream , ~

i i llioney no calm I l l

Ajreat many trucks from this vi- cinity are busily engaged hauling fer-

tilizer froin the warehouse of Mr. y M_ _;_ blacker. Kmkora‘ to mhesornlailmllc iiiiiltillflillfflltri- that you rcquirr‘ far-piers around here. Mr. Maclveh l m aw“ "Wu

intended having fertilizer delivered: M" 3' w‘ Lwflgg‘ yawn“; w “ml

appointment of Prohibition Cfllllillliw. sinners. addremed Mr. Saunders as‘ follows: ‘

"Mr. Eiaunderrr-ivill vciu appoin‘. uien that will be ‘ADPI"J"ELT of by the’ ‘Temperance Alliance?" _ Saunders replied "Yea." l

at Victoria by boat. but as boats are bard to get he ‘is delivering same with trucks.

Mrs. Geo. Dunsford, South Mel; ville, spent a very pleasant visit in;

d It pa", during tliu inst-ting alzn accompanle by jut" Annie and that Mr. Saunders again referred ti

Master William. were guests of Mr. hm ivpenltwn proposals w m! AL and Mrs’ Gm‘ M‘ Dmm’ Clyde m“ i fiance, which he produced and read.

er‘ on Sunday’ l lthough repudiated by him after the‘!

eiectiont, declaring that "Mr. Beiit~ ley. Mr. Raymond and Mi‘- Tillll/lll and the others of the Cfllillllltlfi? know we have agreed to that." ‘

The statements of the three Fed-

Mr. Geo. Farrow was a visitor to Tryon on Saturday. May 24.

Many of the sports took advanb, age m m‘! hmlday m‘ salurday and cral rcprcseiitaliiczi which have been

mmmed l° the mm Sllealll-‘i W ll?‘ above quoted. ivoiild indicate llitu

their luck at Hamill!" M3113’ bllel-‘klell ' they were wholly in favor of iiring- ‘ “limits were caught and evcryollv in; Mounted Police to llus DYUYIIIC” “Em hm“ ham?“ to prevent and punish smuggliiiii and ‘ nioonsluiiiing. and thus greatly l Mrs- 55“ Bell- “l5? Falllll! Bflllsen the v-xoi-k of enforcing thi- Pi. all“ Ml- WllllPTl "M10150"- Chil", hibition Act. ‘Fl-icy mangiflerl how-x‘ lottctown. ivere visitors to Hampton’ ever. .the almost insupcralale diffi-i all? Ylclflll-Y Saturday culticn. and emphasized the oppose, ' lion cf the Minister of Cur-toms. Mr. , Mrs. ‘Findley Ferguson and rlaugh-l McL/can stated. “the Department of; tcr Lmis, of Victoria, were guests of} Customs and Excise could not. sec, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hashim reccnt- ‘v

'the'ir way clear w send ill ‘Mount-I lll led Police," and added. "Mr. (Iowan: ' . lwas definite that the Mounted Po- , Their many friends welcome Miq- lice could not enforce the CIISLOiIlSI and Mrs. Horace Cameron and soii., all‘! Inland Fliewllue M“ He m“ James. to Victoria again after nav-l tlvcr informed the Alliance. "Tin" ‘ing spent the winter month: in‘ Nlountcd Police have refused to!

, f . Charlottetown with her sisier-‘in-lai\~ A r l Mrs. Sara Bell. George George M_ “.5 who"), Favnrabk ‘ Street. i . Mr. and Mrs. Boyd MacQuai-rie,‘

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The Retrospect 0T Forty Years

\X/iti'iin the past ion,’ years, Canada has made extroorcllrier/ progress.

The total oi Freight anriuall/ carried on the Cdfidflldfl reil- I ways has increased sir-Told. The total oi savings deposits in the banlts has grown nearly twenty-told. The total of lite insurance in lorcc in Canada has grown nearly twcntp

Five-told.

The Figures are as follows;

TEQO UJST/ICJU tun; Tfiyflliiibtlli)

C48,/YoO/O0O

192? 133,330,000 tons , ElASCLJOCyCCD ' $6~,TS7,300,00U

Freight carried . . . Z sexing: deposit: . .$ 5

Lite insurance ...

These changes have occuiied within the lite-time cl the present generation oi business men.

lk i ll

Fleveitlielcss, the past Tony years vxitnessecl a series 0t trade clcprcssigris. During a large part of the ‘nineties, ir- T9Q8, in 191431 5 (both before and alter the \X/ar began), in T991 Q2 and again in T991, business activity was severely restricted.

Each 0t these depressions aroused serious misgivings with regard to the Future; each put a stop to much constructive planning. But, hauling backwards, we niow regard them a: only short-lived interruptions in the march oi progress.

These are the things we should remember as we lace the problems oi today.

The Bank oi Nova Scotia

0

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cnarioitetiiviii. lbiiuu uP i‘ host IICPP." _ _ I Mr. Sinclair. although claiming to have dqm- everything possible to bring Mounted Police, let slip the rather significant slatciiici-il, flu view of subsequent revelations as in his real attitudeiz-w-It ivas not B wise thing lo bring in men from out the Province to enforce the law. Our men would resent. it." After lifes-srs. Sinclair.

Mr. John C. MacPhall paid l1 busi- ness trip to Victoria ancii-tainpton en Friday last.

Among the recent visitors to Chan, lottetown were Nlr. Lorne Fergusonfl Mr. Harry Dunsford. Mr. ll/l-iiifielcl Howatt and Mr. and Mrs. A. D. In-

Jenkius mid

‘évnfinucu [mm lug” 1 Alliance before the hiinistcr. since [pp pgderal representatives seemed to regard the. difficulties as uLsur-

mountable.

with an election imminent. prohibition Silcakers began addrcxini: meet- ings in support of the Liberal party. urging public support of the propps~ a1 that Mounted Police should be sent to enforce these Dominion laws. Time passed. however. without any definite action by our Dominion rcp~ rcscntatives.

A meeting of the Alliance was held cii lhe 9th May 113271 which Messrs. Sinclair. Jenkins and McLean at- tended. Tliepivei-e informed how the public ivas responding to Mr, Sinclair's own suggestion of bringing the Mounted Police here. and how vital it. was to the success of the Prohibition party.

No Sanguine Approval

In VIEW of their lllTllllILPS to help. thc Federal representatives could not well oppose this suggestion though it was noticed at the llmt‘ that their Eiilhlliiliulll towards the" propozial was not. excessive. They promised. however‘. to send further,

l telegrams uuialing upon the refill?“ for police being granted,

A few days later IMay 14th. i927»; the Alliance lllPllllYil‘ rcfcrrrd lo is‘

l I

cciverl n letter from ‘.\li-. A, E Mr- Lean. in which ‘Mr. hicbciin stated. "in conversation with Mr. Saunders! Proieatations of Support a couple L,‘ (13,. u“ he gave m, L5,, Mr. Sinclair. lllr. Jenkins and Mat undcrctaynd ‘ha, .11.“... \‘Ir3re E3041‘ McLean each informed the mselinl‘ “regatta 0f cm. rem,“ mm; gram. , that they were doing all possible to ed b‘, telggmn‘ “huh h, Han-Bil

hm“ ‘he “hum” Pan“ my?’ MTV from Senator lvfcm-tliur. who i; at Sinclair stated that he had tele-l pnnm, m Ottawa; graphed the human or Customs] As the Alliance were then. and had

l _ I “skins ma‘ Alounted Poll“ b? T?“ i been for the DPBCEUII‘); two months. here. and stated that 1h! mllllfiieli dml,‘ m.

_ _ ‘ M ‘holding meetings almost w“ unwmuu m 53nd ‘mm t , proposed visit 0i one of their speak-

Slllcla“ mrther ‘qatewqt u k 1m‘ T rrs to Ottaiva did not take place. lmlatl" h‘ "t u“ Mounkd mm" and Ailliincr speakers continued lo l" “in "h" 'l'c"'°n ‘ "n Yea.” to Inform lhe public at the meetings d” “nytmnm ' ' w? me wmuu .1‘ thrv addressed that the Federal rep- fl0 Rlllhhlll! “m! “crylmng m us!“ T reaentativea were lTri-ssin; for the ‘ l Mounted Police and ihht there “as

._.__.._.___.__.____.._

‘ "l5" lll "5 lllll lllNYllllFJ-md be ‘ml ' reported lo be a 500d prospect of the

iw- , - d ‘t . And now. my ltlassmales. fare“ ell. l "q“”t bu“: ‘mmpm m h

For us this is an important and. we. hope. an auspicious occasion. For‘ three years we have traversed fngefh~l

er the road nf life. Now our pathiii _ _ __ , , diverge. Some of ii: will continue; ‘vf-‘gk an" “eel phed‘ mmfler‘

our formal education: other; of uaéivltheut am’ Fl?“ “l ll“ 9mm"; all“ may IIQVQTlRKRTII sit. as student?‘ ivlth- nmwiuulqqd,,1q rppgnfpd tplpgraphic in the WRI a nf n classroom. ‘o are, _ ‘ ' . y (m. nnlniz nut in fare 1hr world. ‘The c<\l~ "quests "Fm Th” Auk-m" 0 lMlnistt-i- of (instants. when another

Procrastination

will have Won. but bv the amount of good that they will have done. To

-vou also we extend the old. partial

loge asked us. "What do you knniv?" and we were aunpnysed in“ answer month had cone by without any ac- wltli facia. The wnrrl wl as‘ Ila , - k mmmted "What can vou do?" For i.i1~ nrober, “on “mama ismaAlTTs (To-and the answer. we must come back to the. , l" Prim" Th“ h’ a“ 9 motto in our (‘allege crest "if serve"-p¢op|e were being humliulifll l" "W1 flml tlwl- r l nit-v saw that if iii- mi» of i=i--» When our forefathers Clnll‘ to an-~ _' _ , d l atla they found ii wilderness. Tiiei"mb"“°“' “huh s“ mum dew“ H ionqiicred the wilderness and organ- lupcn the ivrcllfil‘ Plllllfcelllelll 0' Dc’ lzed a stale. Tliev halve entrusted to minim, lame mi; ii matter of M us the duly and prlvl ego of building , yiednm a great nation. Aa w» go out lnin the nluch mdifffrmce m .1“ M world may we be worthy of their faith rrlllefilllllll‘ l“ m’ m’ m‘ in us. ‘Customs. that bfmivilrtl Prillr" could hfgiivsisfiiiatel. hrowdl. Alina Mater. no‘ b. obwmed “h” u“ “upon,

thcrc iéagifiiE sicnt here U110" the Pl.‘f‘li"ll'l was. <1 While these

suited.

l

The Alliance tcpre ly presented their view:- ralliri- fur?- ibly ‘my cm“- amj plain to hiiu flirt a successful outcome of the and liosslbli‘ "F11 of the Alliance

p0 of tlinr bz-inr. l hi"!!! ‘.1’ _ rir polit li“3l‘,l"lE‘.‘.C‘T ivith the much-rrpcaterllview, iii‘ more than 0UP

1 with the Yifinisirr of Oustiwins (j

atli-oii Tll-"TTl-Zlil of Lil‘?-

riclays were till; \.'_‘

place the Aliiaticc speakers were in- g rctiuc t

forming the irublir about the iicrri ‘\li' EIELIEICITF If‘3!!\'?'l to l"‘8liZ‘/' Zililil? return from Ottawa. hr ma’. of a trained, capable and impziriial l-r: tin‘ an‘, further lrnwpririsin; vcpresentativr of llie Tel!

Force like the Mounted Police. ti would “'1 "Vail l*""‘~'"l' AT"Arthurl/W!anr’ '5'” A A ywaflfilrl‘ enforce thr‘ Dominion lair-z, ll nicll l liTtDl‘."pr‘-] :1.’ ~lir time in lw lll afoul’ y informed W‘ \frl,eivl Hf will’ llv‘ - had been so irrozslv imlatr-rl, and ion! .i\ ‘clc ' m tn him bv taken place a: Ottawa. and what i"

mlill- McLean had voiced and Stressed all w“ fglling .1150 of 1hr efforts. u; gum. lhad learned. ’*———i'—*——. the difficulties they had in overcome liiiccurtfr tltigrflolrisglyriiitl Tm S.‘ u x <11" A RHTIMM,“ a > and the OUJFCLIOIII; from the lvfinlstcy int! H ' “(I ‘fl-mm Mr- Hmqglihl Jun" 1pm 193-‘