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‘FHURSDAY MAY 3i, i928

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in tlle work tllat lies before.

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" EXHIBITION i Charlottetown

. August 20th - 24th

THE OHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘ - ' ~ -._-, .. .__ . Notes by the Way ab“. The Toronto Globe points out that "it .is important. to learn whctheri ' been in charge of immigration or; whether it delegated a large part off A d l te th G1 b , ' ~ n a’ r e ° e “wrung wi TllE NOON 01w LUNCll the Parliamentary committee on in-l quires, "Is the committee satlsfled?“i iinstitution and supported by publiciwhms to 19am the h-ue inwai-dness ___ icontributions. its mailltcilallcciof the permit business can be satis- that half the afternoon is gone. I N _~.~t rd y’: Gunldian we pub- vu c a s ihas given an apt illustration of how‘ time is really Just’ a Short’ pause in so, = Commencement Exercises in Sh, ii“ has been generous“,c°iiii.iiiiiie;iii "ti" l0 iiivesi-illaie» iiiiii ii ihe lmmki The Syracuse Department of Dimming Uiiivciiiii. ii ii ii iiioiici N ii m collection of ‘gration Department were as rotten Health makes these significant rc- - - ~ ~ 00655111‘ y e moment in the history of a schooliiimoiiiii’ and iiie admfiiisiii-aiioii on found m be under Bureau. the irucitoiigii: tliliiiaiscehczhois iliykbtillt its) raging)‘; when its liiiliiis "m imishmg mo“ the orphanage requires both tllncl " y [closed by the methods which have emphasis on food. To the person for scholarship. for diligence in tilehiwiiom the work has been aiigttigdnibecn followed in the oommitieg, iWiiii "h exciting 10b. the midday studies and preparatory to going To the Ci-pdll-Uf the Trustees and their "(m Mr. Vania‘, me Postmasierilhigqilicilccilizted merely to ward off a entering upon the career, DYQfCSWLWOPK has been cheerfully and frcelyivery shocking condiiion oi iheii iiiiicii is iicsii.iiiiic_ sional or otherwise. which they ilfll/Wdohe, These boards have voiuhcar-iiiiiii iiisiiiiiicsiy among iiie oiiiciaisl Normal folks need daily ‘ vegetables in addition to potatoes. moment. certainly it» is- i°\‘ imrentsjtllftm and it is only fair that tileyfnllssed them by hundreds. The new. try it at business. or pcrilails two to witness tllc-ilrcsentlttion to their Siioiiiii have iiiii iiiiicsi Symiiiiiiiyiappqihiees who repiahe the dismisswhelpings if working hard physically. sons or daughters, of the warrantiiiiiiii ciyiiiieiiiiion 0i me iiiibiiii iiiii _ _ Vimom iiimi two cups Di i” or coiiec‘ which gives them the right t0 iilTlfi-iihcir benevolent work - ‘Wiiholli hflvlhl; l0 undergo B"! "ivihwith n moderate amount of fats. . tlce u chosen ili-oiession or to Ofll-ClipfOl/‘ldlng ll real home. food. cloth-irigiii poiiiicai siripe and i0 bcv Tiiiiii. Siiggesiiiiii ii iiiiii {is iiii. ' l 1 r i-t s "rnci » "W" n’ higher we 0 ° u y’ {mg and Chflsuan training for chiiUrccollllllellded by the Liberal mom . . ifrllit. cereals with milk, and coffee. _ I and the usual dinner at evening is 01's and mvtilf-‘YS 11'- st- Dliiisiii" s-lwould have been homeless waifs de<iriding ill which the post office is moat. two vegetables, and dessert. many of them from other provineesliiciideiit uiioii the iiiicci-iam chiiriiyilocated is all the qualification rc limit “i9 iiiii°ii°°ii siimiili i" Ken" igrccn vegetable, wllole wheat broad. our own province. for St. Dunstalfslah 0mm] chm-ice wiih iimh- mom "mi =1 (Rib/BEN lflfldc With 0i; . T110" l now has a national reputation. and fortunate little brothers and sisters. iumi posimasieisi The Posimiisiciifiii Siii-i-Oiiiidiiii_,_i_ They had in mind particularly i . . provincial. i become useful and creditable Cltl-ipgtygnagg which ehahies him ioiaiiiiiy nimosi as wcii for the ordiip Th0 Phil YUM? i" 5h Dlihshiiisizens. ;make these appointments. It pleases my business man. . _ . . ~1pllysical work. a little r ib- or view of attendance as We" "5 °i,w1l1 be retiring by rotation at the memb“ “h” summits hm‘ "i theistantial lunch should bcIl-lgtcelmsflut -bestow an office upon a constituentigestions are excellent. l ' ' i < . tion to the faculty of this splend dywlll be elected at tonights meeting, ‘who voted for mm M the poiisi Hui 0m, of the hard iiiiiiiis im. pm“ institution was the fact that at tllllignd 5113b oihcr highs as mayJge I Commencement Exercises. sons Ofinecessary for the best interests of ilninisters and members are Siiiiieciikeci) iitifiiiihinwgiiiiiiir 33mins ccl themselves in their chosen walks we bospeak a large attendance nt ter that they should be relieved. wk" “t “Emmi "imi- _ _ ' - t . . i‘ The youngsters have hilcl a light of life were imwhg l-hv $l>0fli<6l'5‘tonlght's meeting. and look forwardiThL‘ WW" m "Bimini "iciiide ti“ whose duty and pleasure it W83 mite a new and even more sueccssfulv rcfldy Tm‘ .3 “iii "will. 8i Six 01' Ymissals are made the more vac SPWPH ifffilflvk- This DOYhHPS iii)- tllc torch which had lighted theiriim; the icgiiimhic- waiids h; ivhii, As they all sit down toizetheiffol: i i i . ' , . ~ . (iwn with‘ a with iigiiicii iong Since wiwic community and ii is the duiyi The "m." is "mi an Hons of dcv the cvuimi, meal it is but natural home Slll‘l'flllll(lllliZS. that everybody Mun who have made names lOPILhIs meeting, and to tokc an intcrcg-tjsorted to in ordcr to effect the rlic- cal“ ii imii“ "Wii- thcnlselves ill the worlds great work fmissal of a post, ma.s_t_e__g;whQ_—{¢_-l__s_lls iifliimoi and “ms "my n siico T“ i ‘ea ilj__i.wrl, ii. throws just a little {spoken against the party in power.

_ i While a brisk walk later in the pride and gmLllI-lldfi lll this respect piiimnage system “Yoiiksi how ms“ evening would llclp to use ilp some than have the students. old DJlCliSQME pointers in quibbling, if not iiiissiiis are iii-oiigiii iibiiiii and ha... vmiipiii"

i Of course the ivholc point about iillw" iitiic" ii" “limit “icy ‘"9 wibc gleaned from n more or less care»- postlnasters has been reduccd to n in ‘(Np up 1mm“ m“ within m0 ibo found in every walk of llfc, iniiiii Siiiiiy iii i.iiiii5ai.ii_ Diiiiiiii i_iic‘ll'llllllllllfll, Liberals arc appointed in bod,“ any miim iomii must iii_ni_ have carried the torch lighted yearsiLibiii-iii party wh5_ individually atldlcntlre host me the“ ilhrfliascd at

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About those immigration permits w the Immigration Department has!

its authority to permit collectors.“ - ' '

Bu Inna W. Barlow». ID-

agriculture and immigration. 1

It is evident that no one who reallyi

lcosm about, 59.009 ymi-iy hhd ihisifled. The committee of investigation ca‘ i‘ iii-ii“ lunch beciiiisc “inch llslled lill exl-eilcied report of tlleiamoiiiii is expected i0 be‘ and‘ imy days. worm. thifilas the Customs Department wasimiwks: I I _ I condition of affairs could not be dis- adventure, wiih a iesumm; over. tonn and receiving their credentlals;aiid energy on iiie iiiiii of iiiose i0 lfllCill is merely all interruption. to f rther ill other fields of ‘learning ori iii iii i iii L iii Aiixiii i the i u l“ ° i‘ es e u es a“ ‘General professes to have found o Neither of these attitudes toward ch05?" "5 the“ iiicis work" A iimudlily flcveilied the “’°i”i< assigned t0iand rural postmasters. And he dis- mic iiciiiiiig of iiiciii‘ iisiL oi. iiiiiii_ ed ones enter upon their new Jobsinm“ a Vim’ m a quart or mm“ no‘ . Th . ' . 0y rucservice examination. To be of thoswecls. or other appetizing foods."

l iusllal breakfast is orange or grape-

proud moment came to many filth-idiom wiiii wiiiioiii such iissisiiincgpbei. who iias iiic iiiioiia e ioi. mi, l’) l; 4 i zcral be one glass of milk.

m: well as from different parts ofioi- the win-iii Thus (iii-i they hm-elllliffid. a m“, or

There are :|. multitude of thesciit should be eaten in pleasant rost- its students are Canadian 11S W011 85in chance to make good, a chance to . .

Gemml quite nntumuy emoys Lhclthe business woman..biit it would svas n successful one ‘from the point A5 ugmm h number or irusieesihim to do something to gratify a‘ F01‘ "w" "iiii WOITWI- dOiBE iiRWi results. A matter of great satlsfac-ichh of the your’ Tiieii. siiccessoigiiollfiei and it P186595 the mfimbflr Wifor brain‘ workers the above sug-

undcr the patronage system botllgmc who are “ndiiavoiihii t0 rc- the University Who hfld fiistihflliifih- the Orphanage will be perfected. ito temptation. of which it wcreibefllllg to cut down on their food in-

breakfast and a lunch at- noon, are

‘power to dismiss and tllc lnore dis

, . ilnlld Ovvr by Dfficelil» Mid Bxflmllie period thnnihas been. The orphalls-ancies more are to mi iiiics i0 iiiic iiarmis “ism _ that with real hunger. and amid 0r ITCCHUY M 011i Si. D11!1$l!1l1$‘iof.tlle community to be present atiiccs and trumped up charges are le if either ilarclli. is cndeilvnriilg to are justly proud of, tilcil" Alma Mater: iiificleii 01' fliiflgcfi i-Q have VOW/d. 9 _ I .‘ i damper 0n the meal for everybody. and icw have . _Mr. Vcniot knows very well how the of this food, that is not always con- Wmmth “f s” Diinsta"'s* Tiicirwn-Y“ in downright falsification. may when the number of Conscivativc _ food is that Wllllf‘ most. oi‘ if. is used every country ill the world. Tllcyiiicbiiie on siiiiiiii, wiimi iiiii, wiiiiiiiit-hvlr Stead mid till‘ 8111111405 Hi iii" tliy individuals, helps to make fut if 1w M 01d Si- Dlmstflffs- t0 mcicoilectively, fighting tllc claims of.

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Tile Land We Love

By Frank Ycigli

OflCC.

i iifiiiiiiii-ii- minim“ ‘if m9 with; “my the Maritlmes, the following brief ‘The patrona-iziisiyistenl. is essent- illliVI! stood before kings and cmper-iexiinici.“ iiiigcs 3425 mid 3425' may pg lally demoralislng. ii, ii; ii vi"h'v‘|s ors, they have administered t0 the interesting; ‘circle from start to finish. If. is herd poor and to the rich. to prince and Mi._ MiiCDOUGALLi what ivas l0 bviifivfl that thew vvfifo $0 mam’ pauper. with the fruits. intcllectualiihi. wording of iiic Diiiiciiii report Qrimimlis in ‘he imstai scwic" a“ mnmi and spiriumi‘ guiiiercd iniin that toga“? was it not that an Mr. Vcniot has indicated. but file. iviwir boyhood days “i iiiicii Aimalimmcdmi ‘ i ‘rcsillt of such invcstigzilivlns as ' i ° interim iumi‘ “um Siimiid have been made 1n OtllEI‘ dmurt-

Maw“ ibll Paid? mcnts goes far to support his Si“ Diiiiiiiiiii-S hi“ n “iiimiuid ‘vi Mr. ROBB: N0. the word "lmmc- shocking disclosure. l-‘or it i1: [lftlll- fully true that “wherever the probe

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(lilrnct Wheat

Q. What is Garnet Wheat?

A. Garnet Wheat is n compara- tively new production in Canada. its chief feature being that. it is an early maturing grain. about two wccks carlicl" tllllll the Martinis. ‘Tile Dominion Cerenhsl. says that ii. is giving a good account oi‘ itself

Ill ll. little ovcr has

curd of attainment. St. Durlstalfs

diatc" was not there.

Mi.‘ R‘ Ki SMITH iciimiieriiiiiii) has gone in the dirt has collie dill."

vontinuina: May I any. first. that Iigem lief”: W021i 5_u°:'ii_C_°“;ii""“ this year 11921»; the first Carlotta ' now“ mt c p“ c MW“ O can‘ delivered on western railway lines

i t: ' if lh tl ' . assoc“ i mywi wt‘ w move‘ iaria as have been revealed smu- lheeiihig mimqhh was Game; imd ii m“ and $‘ic°iid°i' 0i this iiiiiciidmciii- ih-cgqhi Ggvgynmpni; camp Q im-ypi; tn forty lILIFllClH all acre. While Bcfurg taking hi) who‘, 1 had in‘ ______ ‘ _ Marquis is still the standard wllcnt. mind dismissing in this COIlIlCCUOILi Wcil may the question lie asked. rifmfiliiiiizlpogaiihciiliific‘filial: . iIS there not a cause? Does it tend to ' ‘ g " ' mlh t i tic publi crvicc whenicanada. _ _ i Uiic-‘FY ii i C i—~-—------——-— --'---~ -- some observations lllade by the Min via majority of the ‘numbers of Piipiiircci imm Qucbmm During iimi m” of Finance ‘ML Robb,‘ whuilinment conspire to legislate into “m” “my Wmiisii‘ Mmm'm' Tm" has iiisi iakcii his iimi Towanig m i k i so i_ m. Halifax. Pictou and Cllarlotte~ ‘ ' ‘ 9"" 0W" hi" '35 ii ~ lilYi‘ 61'" ili- town. At the conclusion of their the end of his address he was askedicrehse to ihcir $4,000 indgmnitigg? tour of the Marltimes they will rc- by the hon. member for lnverness What could do more than such amgiiiiilfldiiii’ guaiziiinccoiiiilgrthence across ¢Mr. Macdougalll whether the wordcxample to teach the civil service of "immediate" wasvnot in the Duncanithe mummy m“ pubii“ emiimy‘

‘seventy years grown from ull almost ullknowllcol- loge to a university of national dis- tinctloll on u level with the best on tllc continent. This is nn ncilicve- ‘ment to be proud of. and which Imust be iill inspiration to its sons miiy i roici. iiii. ii miiiiiic oi. iwii for all time to come.

The report of the Commencement iExcrcises published yesterday will ‘have been read with interest and. wc trust. with profit. It is unnecessary to elaborate upon what has been achieved. Tile greatest work is

The tour this year will be the first of a series inaugurated as the sc-

i“sullk" until 3 o'clock, whicll means '

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HOUSEHOLD SCRAP BOOK a

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Dustless Duster

Place u cloth in o strong hot suds of pure soap, to which add a few drops of turpentine. Allow it to re- main for one hour and then hang out to dry. Cloths treated in this way will hold the dust.

Thin Eyebrows

To produce thick eyebrows and lashes use a lllixture of ii drops of tincture of capsicum and ‘a of rosewater. Rub a little of this into the roots of the eyebrows and lashes each night, using a camel's hair brush for the lashes. '

Chocolate Icing '

It is difficult in warm weather (oi

get chocolate icing to harden. A_

ten-cent cake of milk cllocolatci

melted over hot water and used as.’

a frosting is a delicious substitute. It is also cheaper than icing. -———-<-0&»-_--

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Modern Etiquette

By ROBERTA LEI

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Q. Which is the more proper for social correspondence. the irregular or oblong shaped envelopes. or the square envelopes?

A. The square envelopes.

Q. Who usually sets the pace when a mall and a woman go horse- back riding?

A. The woman.

Q. What kind of invitation should be sent for a dinncr dance?

A. A note or all engraved card with “_dallcing“ in the corner.

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i Daily Selections

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Guardian Readers

May 3i. 1928

THE UNSELFISH wIN~~Tll0fC is that makcth himself rich. yet hath nothing; there is that nlakcth hinl- self poor, yet hath riches-Prov. 13:7. g

PRAYElt-Jsord. we would ever‘ strlvctosbe in debt to Thceand so he cvcr rich in Thee. 1

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T0 _ i “Collie o'er the eastern hills. and! . let our winds ' ' Kiss thy perfumed garments; let us‘ taste E Thy morn and evening breath; scat-l tcr thy pearls Upon our lovcstick "llmui . that. mourns for thee.

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MAY 31, 1928

We guarantee every pound of “SALADAWT”

sell—tha*2 It Is fresh, delicious a of pure, fine quality tea.

Nil lllll If you are not an.‘ ‘

lull purchase price will be refunded. Sold by.

IIOCGPS:

Ollllllf‘ -..._.,

i Planting you.

75c to $1.05 per pound.

SAMBA‘

‘IEJK ...

these! ings will repay .

And now there fail, ih

the mould I of your scents. chem)

—V- H. Friedlie .

day, over

I bent.

BENSON AN HEDGES Cigars and Cigarettes

We carry a splendid assortment of (rigors, Tubal-cos. (Elgarettes and Smokers‘ Goods of‘ all kinds. Just rocqii, ed a fresh supply oi’ the famous Benson a. lledges cigiiii and Cigarettes in all sizes and boxes of five and upwards, Special "Ollllfly package. llavo a look at tlio “llallum Pipe“ when you want a new onc--nothlllg ti; ciiiiiiiii for $l.00—Al| new shapcfi.

E. A. FOSTER

(YENTRAI. DltU(iS'l‘Oltl'J

Sunnysiile

i Lower Queen Street

LIGHTNING !

The lightning season ls here. ' Unless your mo. perty is adequately protecird by firc lnsurilnci- you rim the risk of serious financial loss. damage liglllnlny

All our policies cover liy

whether "IISJJIISIION or not.

(Yonsult our nearest Agent, or write for full in- fornialion concerning fire insurance tor '

llYilllMAll 8r ‘C0., l.Tll.

Tile Oldest Insurance Agency in‘ T‘. l5. l. Charlottetown

I‘ thought. "Thii i .- Wnllfiowcrs, us on a sulllcss autumn 5 o“ wring '~

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r0 our roun Messrs WORTH BUY‘

BRAIliVllN rizii-

USED BY MORE PEOPLE‘. TITAN EVER.

Sold only ill ltcd, Ilygcnic, Airtight Packages.

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Oh, deck llcr forth with thy full". flllgfllsu" pour ‘

Thy soft, kisses on llcr bosom; and

put

Thy golden crown upon gilished head.

Whose modest tresscs up for thee!"

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were bound —Blakc.: l

SPRING Now fades the" last long streak oi’. snow, Now burgealis every lliaze of About the thick . By nshen roots the violets blow. ' i

dulcki flowering squares. and: i

Now rings the woodland loud and long,

'l‘hc distance takes a lovclicr hue,

And drownki ill yonder living blue

Tile lark becomes a siglltlcss song. »—T0llflyf3Ull.

WALLFLOWERS

At last I traced ‘it to its suurce—' the strange | increase of pain borne un a pleasant breeze; l

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Tile qulckened 550K150 of lnneliners‘

New Issue

the range i K. Of silent sorrow widened: ll ivusah-Zii-wfliilii.

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REMOVAL NOTICE

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The llardle Manufacturing Company. have moved from

I {heir location on Queen Street, into the property lilwii’ M‘

mupied by L. A. llaszard, on Grafton Street, opposite the Court llousc. .

In taking over this larger property we extend villi‘ lilvltation to our friends and future cimlomflffi. i0 mm” n andlook over the high grade Farm Implements we have 0" sale. _

[fertilizer Rowers, lllirse lloes. (disc and moulilhvllftii

Sprayers, (hailil and power) Mowers, Manure Siircillii-‘fiv Rakes and Potato Diggers.

The Hardle Mfg. 0o.

(Yharlottetown Siimimmid"

British’ Columbia Power Corporation Limited

(h... A suit-k

Minnow‘ Price: $60 per Share

Two ___ Great Swedes

still ahead. We heartily congratulate the Rector and faculty on their years work. the graduates on their

silccess and those who have failed in reaching the goal aimed at on ‘what. they have learned from the

Report in reference to the lump, sum payments recommended to be paid the Maritime Provinces: and the Minister of Finance said that the word ‘immediate’ was not lni

ment is all a game of grab? If mem- bers of Parliament may do such things. signing a dirty “round robin" to bring it to pass. why should not an employee of the government handling public money in sums

ries of Empire sciiolarshlil tours by the Allied Ncwspa. crs of Great Brit- ain. and undertaken with the co~ operation of the Cunard Steamship Company and the Canadian Nation- al Railways.

Carrying‘ bonus i/i Share B Stock

The Company whl control the most extensive system of public services in Western Ciilladn.covcring.1.500 square miles of territory with a population of 375.000. it. will hnvc ultimate horsepower available of 638,800 h. p. with 202,300 h. p. developed. and. Bihuuircustomers with electric light and power, 38.700 with gas and operates 353 m

iiupplies lies 0i

Carter’s I-laszards Improved

has stood the test for 30 years "Can you beatlt?“

Carter’s Millpond

Swede A great Turnip for shipping.

electric railway. __

Earnings: Messrr. Price. Waterhousc 8c Company; Chartered Accountants, Vancou- ver. report that combined earnings, after providing for bOnd and debenture interest and Federal and Provincial taxes, and after providing for dividends on stocks ranking Prim’ i" the Stocks and Shares p-oposed to he acquired by British Columbia Power Clifliimflmi‘ Limited, but before provision for depreciation, were as follows:

Year ended June 30. 1925 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 82.895401 Year ended June 30, 1928 53,104,496 Year ended June 30, 1927 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $3,383,308

Based upon earnings for nine months ended March 3i. i928, as reported by M°“""" Price. Waterhousc a Company, it is estimated that combined not earnings for tho 60m‘ plctod twelve months ending June 30. 192B, after all prior charges, including delifiiiiiiiim“ and available for dividends on the Stocks and Shares proposed to be‘ acquired by British Columbia Power Corporation, Limited, will be l2,000,000.

It is confidently expected that the earnings of the Company will continue l0 5m" silbatantial growth. and based on developments now under way. it is conservatively 68"‘ mated that corresponding combined nct earnings for the fiscal year ended June 30, i929. will substantially exceed those of current fiscal year. . '