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Arthur Melghen, new again Prime Knows

President-W. Chum S. Isl-used‘ n lOlItollry-Ll t. . litter and Manager-J. l. Burnt.

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A. Hull-non, D. ti. 0

WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1926

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‘lIQI-PIOIIIIOID—J. B. Burnett. Anocflto Edllu—lD. K. Curio

M112 at n Qours

Minister of Canada, and his col- leagues in the present Conserva- tive Government are deserving of the hearty support of every elector in Prince Edward island.

BY BRUCE BARTON

The day after Jesus awoke refreshed and

COMING TONIGHT.

TILL AFTER THE ELECTION

B W_B 1 _ _D ened. Some neighbors dropped He 1m been a membv of the "llama" ‘aLllll M _ in after hreakfasn for the report of t mCanadian Parliament continuously WHY THE LIFE SPAN ls his arrival had spread 1111115111)’.

[during the past 1s years. During

LENGTHENED rhrough the little town. all that time he and the successive

and his mother reached the d

llTlie Man Nobody

I v THE BITTER VERDICT.

m, nomeconnng o-eoowoooooowwoo-owoool

FAIRlPLAY

vvO LAAAA‘

‘n.

Ilnntionn lnlonn u!

heart-

oor of llll

Public

(‘hnrlotlototru not notes

eVcreasetl during ihn Mackenzie King

- the King (lova-rntnent tlid with the

The Rt. Hon. W. L. Mackenzie

King speaks this afternoon

lottetown. On behalf of those who acquired considerable wealth do and those who do not see eye to ing the past few years, indeed eye with our distinguished visitor, is said to be a tnllllonaire. we hid him a kindly welcome to the province and to the ‘city.

are interested in the aflair

nation will gladly listen to both running business or to know so sides of any question on WllICll-[hing about it, it there are diflerences of opinion andl we have no doubt .\ir. King will

S 0f llh? to be either engaged in the r

that .\ir. Duff could give some

given a respectful hearing totiighrl

Little that is new now lffllllllll-Sltj“ yoflgL The goungc-l [or 1119K

',.\lr. Duffs entire willingness to ties have toured the dominion (itiitenenr before ‘he Cgmmiggkyn,

extensively‘ and what they have saldigna, _\1,-_ Dun would prefer not

has been voluminously reported Ill1giye n15 evidence nnm an,”

1111‘ Dif-‘lfl- ielection. in addition to thc [tress reports”

The leaders of the respective pa

c-rs Wu have the official history

the tioings of parliament during thcnndn next, bu; ma, in. mus, .10

eloquently or forcefully, will tnie-rlllu! 111? 1111911111 T111111’ lead those who know the kictsnflfpmrdi P1111191‘ 1115111 and all the fzi-‘ts pri-tty‘ ytw-lllrtrlid." known. I

"what h .'ll't€

IWa have nu desire.- tn llf-‘jllllltfc; z lic-

thellprospectivc audience. We I

imtgartial.

,he

formation to the Lcmieux Commis-

,l‘llill-l'llllll€l'S along the Nova Stu-n.

1.1a nppqnemg, nxprmggd y,,,,v_.,,,,,\-,.,-jl.illcral candidates-t. Let the elector

the olillciztl

if it had not llkftlll for the (“on- . . - I ' - - -' — - s99“ for the eat-Premier a fairantl Hfilllllllllll (‘Ovlllllllllelllll .lll lllllllllllllllllltl, dldllhur (El: {Hlhllllgri ‘Egddigilgt - J. , I ‘ ., . rcrs urnagis ' typically Vchflrloiletownittt fharlottetotvn and one ll’l Ottaqpll

.\ir. William Duff, M1’. for Llll1-VlGO‘v'€l‘!lfll&lllS of which he has be in enburg, .\'.S._, is the owner of a fleetl“"V“1Z“1l"l‘r 1111111?“ I I d r 9,1 “m, insunn Georgetown and tonight in Cbar- of vessels. He is also said to hnv‘e‘ll ell ll lllll l’ e l" lll l mes llll all

own Province ever had. dur-

he Government led by Slr Robert’ _ .n , .. I .. 1V . .41‘

A“ v‘ 0 or a ‘easel He“ dull’ q bullpusl :Borden and in 1917 under the satneksugar gave heat lllll-

iyvorthy’ Leader he was me-

in. advanced to the post 0t‘

Sir ltobert ‘Borden he becani

ing‘

_ ——— _ V V time statistics 10 h? 581d 011 1119 11011111111 511111111011Wiotrertiment expressed his own and’ Mr‘ Melgllell w“ Plllllle Mllllslelll

,untii December 29. 1921,

u p-

l0

V of four _vc'

called

_ . .cr in the (lovcrtintcnta that et?‘ U1 in fact. that he doesn't know what

“lthv ‘Fhrotu- and the Old Flag. i

VqV ____.

Conservatives. proud of, theirl ipeetleas Leader, have this ttssur" Plant-e thlat the brr-nth of‘ scandal has IIPVUI’ yet touched Arthur Ali-lghr-ti. Ilow is It tvlfh tht- .\littislt-rs oftht- king (IU\’t'l'llll1t'lll who are now striving to get back into power‘!

‘them front power? Because lhclr . 1WD, only two members would be re-l he Vng and we feel sure the audi-

ctfclél will judge for itself.

looming election. And

lO-}——i— l‘ PROOF GONE AMUCK.

l ,havc been short of

urn-z Ito-form the line.

in order to prove that the amount‘- of which Canada was defrauded by smugglers and other friends of the

u recent ‘Heeling in onmrioV thelfttriher. lie made a good start and statement he tnude in Churlotte- lllll llllllllllllllllll lllllll llllllell llll lllll town that the Customs revenueltrlllllllllllllll ellllly °ll ll wllllllllg during the last year of the Macltett-lllllce’ llllll lle llllll llllll‘ lllll llecllllse lie King Government was $H3V_he did novwant to get into the 000mm “a compared Wm! slzlVnom House 0t‘ Commons, but because he 000 in the last your of the Mcighen llllw lllellc wall llo llolle of lllll gel. (Vovemment ting there. Nova Scotia promises to This proved to iris own satlsfac- g0 llllllllllllollllly Collllelvllllve’ liion no doubt, that there was no -smuggling, or very little of it dur- ing the Mackenzlte King regime. fiWu have not verified tho flgttrcs- “and nre quite

New thr- question for the electors

ls, Who should control the public affairs offlanndu after September 14th, the men who. lose the support

rather than

vrllling to accept ‘them as they are. But, sortie “fool", as Mr. Dunning ‘VUIIIII say, will ask, What did the Mackenzie King

(luvcrtimetif do with

of crooks and smugglers, allowed them to defraud the country of millions, or the men whose past record is clean and hon-

. -'r - llle lllllllll ' ordble and whose policy on all pub-

'A(‘f‘Of‘(IIIlg to official figures pub- lished tttidcr directlutt of Mr. Robb, rthe public debt nf Cattada was in-

lie Issues is st-t down in black and whitn and publicly proclaimed in every province in (fanatic? llonest, cnttsclentlotls electors will have no

lllglllle lly lllllll sllllfllllllloo‘ dlfilcttlty in answering the question.

While some people will swallow the no-stitttggllm; story they will have some suspicion as to what

Mr. lilackcnziti King secured the largest group in tho election of

uttrncd from this province at the‘ we would

many other _ 4 _ _ ‘ grace, because its Ministers d15- thitigs as ivell‘. Thc lesson is obvi-

For the first time in the ltistofy T KmgVGowmnlfintV the HOHV JV AV m‘ Cape llreton the Liberal (‘V-undi- “OMJV exnmmstor M, FmanceV n} date, the nominee of what is left of vealed m a épeech given by mm at the party, had declined to run any

as well as io his life-long convlc~ tions. ‘Vital does he propose to do for Canadian farmers? He will level cg ' up the Canadian tariff to the Yan- kee tariff on farm products.

are a ‘few items showing the pre-

offences were so smelled to Ileavctt.

ratik that thcy

The King Government fell, in di

f t l

graced the Liberal party, once hon- ored and respected, and disgraced Canada. Their present position in Opposition testifies to the

patriotic Liberals who votcd for them in October last will cast their j ballots for the Cottservntive (lov- crnfitctit on September‘ l-fth.

, ize; z, not s. Canada ts an agricultural coun-

try as is PrlnceVEdward Her-ell!) per cent. of our people are e dependent upon agriculture. The

u ment policy in the present election is morn protection for the farmers. ti Mr. Mclghcn is himself lnrgcly ln- 11 terestcd in agriculture. The other day he told the farmers on the Prairies, "l have n largcr inter in agriculture than any ntomber t, who held a scat in the last Parllu-I mcnt m‘ in any Catiutliatl Pttrlla- u ment witltlu two decades past."

who knew the factl. No one then present or since has ventured to question ltis statement. if he were unfriendly to the farmers he would sfntid tippost-tl to this own interests

Let us see what this means. llcro

1921. With tho help of the Pro- M-odd millions. =4, 1|

Mr. Roblfs "proof” was ingeni- ous. but it proved cltltcr too llttlo or too much. it may not matter much to some people whcfher fhc smugglers or tho (lovernmcnt of- ficials get the odd stray millions, but the others will prefer to place tho country's taxes beyond the reach of smugglers and dishonest or careless officials. Thousand we believe they are in the great maj- ority, will support the Melghsn candidates.

he "carried on" ‘for four years. How the people appreciated way in which he “carried on"

personally defeated. What has he done to make his position ‘better than in 1925'!

are his chances today? l

sent American and Canadian duties gressives at the expense of Canada all lllllm pllllllllllllll American

m" Wheat, Iutslt. 420.. W119 ‘Flour, ‘bbl. S" shown In fhc election of 1925 when Potatoes, ho came ‘back with his following May, ton, reduced by l6, his allies, the Pr0- ‘Blllwrt 111'

Cheese, lb. 5c... gressivos, cut to places and nine of

Eggs, doz. 8c. . . his Cabinet ‘Ministers and himself Twin 35 pcnnu

The binge" "m"; er: out of the American market.

. and give American farmers a large W81 was the smuggling business. What m", m m’ cumfl-n mark“ this fair play to the Canadian farm- our

hin for» the

Canadian Tariff. ...........'l2c

Tariff.

50c

12c........

try

These rates nhut Canadian farm- and

been [he beslVted States and Canada experiment-

Hlu fine talents were early re-,l_o As prac- cognized by promotion. in 1913 hefzrease m weight from Uta“). every mun who owns a bnalfwus appointed Solicitor beneral in.

npnonncn; little wasting child, and the insulin‘°11- Secretary of State and .\linister of elllllllell llle lllllod l" was suggestcdhlines and in the same year he was‘ Minister of the interior and Indian Affuirsd

, . - _ , 4, Tatid in 151211.011 the retirement of‘ have a large audience and will llelgior] regarding the activities of the

rimc Minister of the Dominion. 1

since‘ greatly extended iwhich date he lcd the Oppositiotnyefliii- T1118 11193115 Vuntil the end of June last, a Dcriod;élgfllcglllllletllllgllél ollwm each m .

s and six months. Om ‘l lole l l" l lll 5° 51°“? tlic-‘the resignation ofthe King Govern- It appears that Mr. Duffjmettt .\ir. Meigheti was who is again the Liberal candidate form ‘l new -lllllllllllsll"lllull' 1w)‘. and 0mm. . . _ _ _ great record to itave been a Minis-i '

'11 111B 11111111115 hhvvvllt-‘fl 11>‘ 1111-‘ 1"~1\1'ff<»r Luuctiburg ts very busy. so busy

.

u, how to combat tuberculosis, ".5 a fever, tnalaria,

Vfectetl three great measures fortheireaw“

Iztir ttlitl t-

-o+o<+oo+o+o+0+++oo+4++v.

racy tirepositioti

hat is w-hy thousands of decent llllllll uplllllllllell" ‘ '1

cinnuti. Pronounce siti-siti-a-ti. first

as in able.

1515115- cultured.

keynote of the Meiglten (lovern- llllee lllllell “llll l‘ l“

mastering one tron] 933]] day. To.

where two hostile races nit-t,"

or? E111 imsc

ntnrket fur

policy, “brick for brick" in fhc tar- iff f‘ : _ He was speaking among farmers U" mm llmllllllll

products Mr. Mt-lghctt has

ted down under the scandals reveal-

Hy no fflllllllff‘ can Mr. King get a Liberal tnttjtlrlly election. never got a Liberal majority yet at a general election, were nnvcr before no are just now.

The only hope for stable, clean, and honest Government in Canada- lles in the victory of the lllclghen Government itt tho present contest, and that we are confident the coun-

tide is with them.

ls pence and war. and in the time of

en ‘outside. in that terrible icundltiuti. malnutrition. that I ‘ries oft so tnauy children during door behind nim, fthe first year ot‘ life. room full. in a total of twentyuhree casesnpering and per cent showed a definite" in-lmade his way to the front the fldmln-lfilfllll, picked up the roll of given wlth‘pltet Isaiah turned around 1a sugar or glucose solution. The1111¢’111 1111-1 511111911- nm] energy ,0 "m1 IllSIflllll)‘ all his illusions

Jstration of the insulip,

antouttt of stigar. "1111 111059 113C95- report their experience with twcntyl" “Ell _ , _ seven cases nt‘ malnourished in-Plllllll‘ blle “lllsfllllllllg 1°

fants. 0t‘ these seventeen were dis-lclllllllle llll llllyllllllg- ,1 linctly successful, five were indif-llleell ll lollg llllle lllllll: Lwterent, four were partly helpedllllllll less lllllle lllllll ll and one tiled. You see from time L015 Illlllltolllllélfiiijglllliln“willI _ _ V ,1 c 1f s er

llllllll lllilo“ Vllllll‘ lllelscitts, and dared hint V Illt. hds beet-film“, Gym. w l“ llle lull‘ flllyythem! "You may have 111a‘ or "3 11"“‘1'[.-fir in Capernatttti," the *1 987mm d“)? to say. "but little old Nazaret We know you. _ ‘*1 3")’ °111°1',t1r0n11et: you're lust the son l! 1S 111101111 110\\1.scph the carpenter, and you yellow fool l|.‘<l.'" typhoid fever, small: ulltnents has much to do with tthis better life

, average length of‘

die and old age than time in history.

and thlsVttmt-s lllfll stirrer establishing;thoinselv record, but the main

for lllir; extension of life lsfThc

, _ V ’1'11t‘.v 111<'1‘1'ly wuntetl m tevell gl‘kfill9l'il‘.\'llillll hitnseli‘ and that he would fail. acceptable in his own country, said to them greatest works in a f"

Elisha COIIIIIaCCOIIIDIISII nothing big

a right lo hope for things.

‘llmvc-ver We tnunt ro-lllflllllJEl‘ that the chance-t of folks of fifty years living to be. seventy-five, In really not as good 11:1 in furntt-t‘ YP-“T-"i-

they ii

Tin. Slrnmgt‘; m‘ iifo, lack of‘ fri-sh 1111111 111‘ iiot lligYilliti tin- borilen; of \\'|'fli a look ut‘ soul

-t'cisf~, have tnticlt to do llll 1'f1111"-ll with ibis ccnditintt of‘ affairs. “ilunllw” 11*’ 111111Wl 11-1 1811111.

Then the storm broke. Al] l11‘111'11l1 <‘11\'_\‘ of‘ tho little town has fiaretl to

, . _ _ _ V‘ ::Thc Nlutiy-Pttrptist- Oil. lloth in I fllllllggtlgllllIléZtVlVfiQJlll‘; “VVYOVTF- 111?)‘ 1101112 l-Iarbor discovered thc old the ltouse and stable there are ‘through [he "min Sualgloplonilzlle Jilin wooden warship Triompltttttt om- flgflrgg n5 "Se;

In English I a——-in l

denly llllplllPill faced them. _ T119)’ shrank back. they cottlti reform their Mrnone, 1111-1 passed lhrultfzh ti... tnitlst thcnt and was on his way. in ears sounded the buzz of tnnlicl 601111110111. but be was too he sick to look back. 101111 (‘flllcrnatttn beca 911M’ Nazareth. the home of Youth. filo dwelling place of boyhood friends and neighnom Elven its verdict. ' l-le bad come unto his own received him

O-OO+O§QO Dailv Selections F0 R

By W. L. Gordon

\\'O'Il‘l)S 0lt"[‘I<Il\' AII-SFSICI): The “for” should be used (JFTPJN AIISPRONOLINCED: Cili- as in “it," other i's utistrossctl, a “usltf accent ‘on fiiird syll-

Oi-‘TEN’ AIISSPELLED: tlentornl-

SYNONYMS: genteel, d, well-bred. WORD STUDY:

polite, courteous, Kruciotts, polish- 11°1- “Use n word yours," Let

s increase vocabulary by

Ollll

ay‘s word:

HOSTLLE; niiuosity.

showing "It was an

itistance

Guardian‘ Readers

The dllolghett Government pro- to give our farmers fair plny, tat is all. The (‘utiatlittti home the (‘ttnadiatt further- fhc Aleigheti (iovcrmnent

September 1,1926

STANDING BEFORE GOD

tat is holy Lord God?" l Sam. 6:20.

It will ntcan illlons in fhc pockets of Cann- an farmers. in other than farm nover ‘utmsf-d any tariff except "ade- tatc profr-ctlott"~not “it high tar-

APPARITIQN

Like one who WIIIIIIDPTQ in affrlg The wlnfl ls ln the leaves tottlg

A threat shroud Of swirling and of ghostly clo The visage of the moon is lost There ls an lmmlnence of frost.

of snow. Behind

itt the present

Beside the tnargin of‘ a stream For that matter Mr. King

One gocs in trailing garmen torn and iris chances

Like n. sad Specter in u dream bad as they

Beside the margin of a. strcant

r—-——-— it is tho wraith of summer dead,

Quenched beyond hopc-ah grfe

ous gulse.'— Her lovely beauty it is the wraith of summer dead. Clinton Scwllartl.

will give them. The flowing

Mr. Meighen his colleagues have deserved

trial. We owe them much. Let u I of Prince Edward island, in

Menervey,

sore troubles. Their policy l5 0" sififimlwl‘ 141111

avast-una- Nothing 4».- u.

instead of sympathetic under- notd [he exu-alstaniling there was only cynicism _ The old woman. Nc-yi" two New York Physicians/bl‘ lllllgllbollt who'll 1“? 11311 9131111911

was sitting prominently in PROFESSOR GUY JOINS MT. AL- LISON STAFF

appointed lison with their lingate_ tricks on ucated

caused a ard. Before coming to Mount y seemed son he had bee

S1<>w1y he opened tn..- roll and in l them in spite of 1's be bcttan to read:

Sbirit of the Loni is upon me

"No prophet is

11-11111)’- ‘fElijah did his ureign city;

outgrow it,

_ edge 01' 11 lifevlllicc where they would

' tlesft't|ction~grew' sud when he turned and

and hoforel

From helice- tnc ‘lllis own

his own and

V§O §§OO

“Who Is ablo to stand before this

‘PRAYER-Jf Thou Lord shuttldst mark litlqulfy, who could stand?

The wind is in the leaves tonight; It rustless them along the ground They ntake a creeping, cldrilchl mVVV sound l

There is an Imminent-e of frost-

Anti seem-s despalrlngly to mourn

Tho golden light within hcr eyed

spent and shed. good for Prince Edward island to- day. Thcy ttro entitled to a fair

repay the debt by voting for Myers, Macdonald and Wyatt

ning the e

They returned his greeting with lllll lllllllle l“ house ‘a mixture oi regard and curiosity, lrllmlug m“ ° E111" and pushed promptly through the l e filling the little {Y 1 There was much whls- ‘we craning of necks. lie 115°"!

M r. of’

[he pm. sent is that

vanish-

‘take a

for she bad but her look challenge.

SACKVILL

of Jo- can't member of th took his

Class Honors

luster. ln lilll h Debating ‘Foam tnd in i912, as

oped

" hi:

ion to the .\loun

WARSHIP OF

lhl- for

wasted sittcc May

he Dutch and IC Jflilglll by the lit at burned by the Fri-itch

the he flee of‘ his ous art-

and, nftor sink of the French three reached his were unable his had in the baffle in view it it; not

b

to fragments.

ht.| hi.

fl

ttd -

Donna Mimi most beautiful and in social circle; at

l8

;y'-Ir

with napthn sltouh day l lIli! fl e

y.

Blood slhins are

or cold water.

rust stain and lct l; if particularly obst have to make two

S are DOl

"n. they are sure of it.

at Mount

Bachelor's Mount Allison in 1912

Logic and Psy

tis training and nzit to is certain to ho

IS DISCOVERED av one

PARIS, Aug. Ill, ‘n tutvnl history was rectillcd to- lay when ilredgcs working in (ther- letitled in fhc sand where

The Triumphant w three vessels which

commanded by Count met S: cnctny vessels

PRECAUTION Articles that. ltavc been cleaned

ileforee they arc brottghi near CLEANING HINT l

ter and partially removed by tepid

REMOVES IlUST STAIN

..__-.._ Put ‘lemon juice

A

of l nlerat.

Guardian

correspondents.

Sir.—.\fr. J. J. Johnston the Lib- when he|eral candidate in this

_, _ , , , manly canvas in the hope of win- Last year physicians in the UnLIuW synagogue a “and “a! “alllllg ‘ in September.

lection method

E. .\'. il._ Aug. 26., ~1 Rev. Norman .\l. Guy. the new pro- of the town lessor of Economics in Afount Ai- Fniversity, was born at Twil- Newfoutidlantl. anti was ed- Allison and Harv-