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to be seeniin the city. Its all new and modem.

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ABOLITION OF BAR.

TOIIONTO, 'June 18.- Methodists

are strongly urged to support. the abolition' of the har policy ,ln al manifesto signed by Rev. Dr. Car-| man, chairman nnd Rev.._1)r. T. A. Moore, Secretary of the Temperance and Moral Reform Department ofthe Methodist Church, which appears - in this wcck's issue of the Christian iluardiar. The article 'concludes in these words.

"Let us iight ns independently and

earnestly for our principles as_the liquor interests will-fight for their licenses and the next Legislature will surely abolish the bar-room.

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MONDAY, JINE 22, 1914'

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I‘cople’s Theatre, 7.45 and 9 p. m. _-innual mccting of P. IG. I. Rifle

Association, (‘~ity Uuurt Room, 8 D. m.

Closing exercises of Charlottetown

School of Expression, The armories, 8 p. m.

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As stated in former issues of The

Guardian our province is, this sum- mer, to have the privilege of a visit from :mother Royal Commission,this

sion, it will be remembered, was dc-

quiring into and reporting upon the natural resources of the dominions of the Empire, the dcvelopmcnt of such resources and the facilities which exist or may he created for the pro- _duction, manufacture and -distribu- tion of articles of commcrce in the doininions.

Thr-_ personnel of thc Commission

is as follows: Sir Edgar Vincent, K. (,', .\i. G., Sir Henry Rider Hag- gard, Tom Garnet, Esq., William iorimer, Pleq., Joseph Tatlow, Esq., Sir .Alfred Edmund Bateman, K. (‘., M. G., Hon. George E. Foster,

John Robert Sinclair, Sir. J`. W. S.; Langerman and Hon. Edgar Rennie llowrlng.

The Commission will leave England

for Canada about the first of August and will make their first call nt Syd- ncy, C. B. They will hold sittings in the principal cities of Canada and

arrangements are npw being mBfl6 110

of their inquiry will necessitate.

ill of ic

Mathicson a visit to Prince Edward Island, not included in thc earlier ar-

t ll h r vided for

take place in August, probably be- fore interior and western Canada are visited.

'l`he development of the fox indus-

and we understand that tha (‘orr.mis- sion has asked for special informa- tion on the subject. This informa- tiun is being prepared nnd we have no doubt its publication in the rc- port of the Commission will bo of :great vnluc to the future of the in- dustry.

The Fox industry is "a new thing

under the sun," a conservation of natural resources which is already attracting worldwide attention It

by a lloyal ('ommission of such a

visit us will be the biggest "boost" it has yet received. But this is not

snd_it should he the aim of the whole

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den at the G\|lf._°°,-- 'gp the have added A to it uint the hmngerie, and valuable as it il. (1005

pletely .overshadow 1 the garden.

THE IlD.llLl'l'lll'l'S

A eontcmporsrygives the followipg diagnosis cf nnd militantiem: The

report that the militant sulragettes

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sanity possesses these mad women to such an extent that they will atop at nothing. Without compunc- tion they will poison the water to be drunk by 8,000,000 men, women nnd children. Widespread sickness and death may result, but what care the militants so long as the traditional chivalry of Englishmen protects them against fitting penalties. _

The militant suflragette movement

is a sex movement in more senses than one. The overseas Dominions have drained llreat Britain of Buch vast numbers of its marriageable men that érnnnuung use n miuinn nnd a half women are left behind in the Old Country with virtually no op- portunity to fill their natural roles in the scheme of existence. In want of homes and husbands and children these women fall an easy prey to an agitation which at least affords them an outlet for their energies and a new intcrcit in life. _

'l`hcre is ample medical and psycho-

logical experience to support this explanation of a painful pheno- menon. The high-strung female ner- vous system, when not balanced by normal conditions, not infrequently develops a tendency to hysteria. When n large number of women in this state get together under a corn.- mon impulse the result may easily be appalling. The pity of it is that in their blind fury the militants are in-

juring the caus_e for which they strive.

All over thc country the masses

of men and women are greatly in- censed at the incendinries, who glory in the daily destruction of art treasures, residences, churches and other valuable property. The nt- teinpt to poison nruiltitildes through their drinking water is Medician in its ingenuity. It is doubtful if the _police will irucb longer be able to

--- protect the crazy creatures against

thc anger of the mob.

Bl\G0ll FR0ld ARGENTINA

inns the Dominions Royal Comma- Yours ago the Ars0!1¢i"°_fl°P\'\>\i° sion appointed in Aprn, 1912. I bcvnrnfi Hn importer of huzh ‘Class

The appointment of this C0mm1g_ breeding stock from Great Britain.

Some of the effects 'muy .bc seen ln

cidcd upon nt thc Imperial ('onfcr- thc mfli"l»f1i"°d 0190145 \0f Aff-Zentimi ence in 1911, with the object of cn- 090|. Wit Only £0 EUYOPG hilt to th”

United States. The result was evid- ently profitable, and'those who help- eil to direct the development ' of the cattle industry now seek to create a

bn.cnn_ industry, and seemingly thc conditions favor their-qsuccess. _Tn the United Kingdom there is report- ed to be a scarcity of pigs. The home consumption of hog product in North America is also ,increasing and working to reduce the quantity that can be exported thence for other countries’ needs. Russia, Holland, Australia and China have been drawn upon, but the supply is not equal to

L_ LDW D0na1dpampb’,,u| Esq" Hom the demand. The Argentina pcoplci

think they see an opportunity in the situation. The 'Argentine Republic, incidental to its advancement in other ways, has become a corn coun- try, its crop in 1913 being estimated at 1,900,000 tons. It is also an al- falfa country, and the combination ol corn and alfalfa, it is declared, makes a complete ration for the hog.

' Other conditions are said to be`

furnish Buch information as the scope favorable, and fbllowing the raising'

of the standard of the Argentine hog,

Through the good 0 ces Prom F ft. is believed that before long ex-

_ports of Argentina _bacon will com- incncc on a considerable scale. Bo

rangemen s, as een p o , » , and it in likely that this visit win _um WOM ° “nt” sp" th” wma 8

ingenuity and enterprise and make

n- Jved by distance.

try makes the visit to Prince Ed-

ward Island especially interesting

portan-ce will.he hc'¢:l ln St. James' Hall. It will bs the only meeting held in Charlottetown in connection with the Lsyrr_en's Missionary Movement and every man 'ln the City who has at heart the best interests of his fellowmen' should be present. The meeting will begin with 5 supper at

n. K, cnnxsy, osnerni sncreenry of

Mr. D. M. Rose, Secretary of the Anglican Movement, and Mr. D M

the needs of one sectionlthe cause of profitable enterprise in others far re-

Tommrrow, Tuesday evening, a meeting of more than ordinary im-'i

will

of the move-

ment wt ‘ . »

latest It is Dub lished, in Calgary and is "devoted to

casion nnd: expansion of business

The Cunard Company has decided not to pcxmitits large vessels to/

the risks of navigation. The Hain-

had difficulty bothin entering and leaving hew York harbor. The ocean

than the accommodation of the ports

M & HALIFAX' It is a. good

w. H. C. R., ALL1s'r0N: <1).

pedigreed breeders $15,000 to $22,-

mand than ever for the genuine arti- clc. A class B. has gone as high as class A last year.

O O O N, W., Fl-IILADEUPHIA: (1) There :ire still good opportunity for what you suggi-sl.. (2) -August will bo ri suitable time to visit the ranches (3) 'l'hc Company has done well and_ will pay a good dividend.

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J. W., NEW YORK: We don't

know thc gentleman. Will send you reliable literature by independent au-

guide.

O H. P. H., ST.. JOHN: If you send

a list picked from The Guardian advts. we will tell you what we know about them. It would bc in- vidious for us to selcct.

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W. l-I., HALIFAX: (1) Yes, it

will pay a good dividend: The crop 'nas been exceptionally good. (2) The cud of September or beginning of October.

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E. H.. MONUTON: The reports urn

not so favorable as, was anticipated, but you should realize at least 25 per cent..

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P.' G , IDAHO: .Have posted litera-

panicr. you mention-_ (The shares are now ct. par, but after October they should go to premium.

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E. F. Mcli., HAIZIFAX: (1) Will

write you giving information. (2) Ycs about 25 per cent.

J. N. S., BERTJNT ONT: (I) Not.

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F. R. N., NEW YO-RK:" (1) Thanks

glad thc information put you on n. good thing. Write the Secretary and

the fearless, accurate and proper dis- ngvdtu

"la" t° b°'°“l th” '°"rc°° "°m'whl°h senrdnation of authentic news of the‘ chauo?i0 London obtains its water supply need “moms ». R fs to _be published tain the

nut surprise anyone. Contagious in- "weekly or more fmquently as o°_ ' MA lj (1) Y". (si

~'l`he,Black , Press is the

No (3) It is good an the capital-’

may demand, '\ ization right. (4) ’l=‘at&es, but IS

»-. good dividend, probably' 50 or .-75

per cent may be expected.

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N. B. B. F., TORONTO: Thanks

enter Queenstown harbor owing t0- have "med what you sam and* Wu;

write you as soon as -we have lull

burg-American liner Vaterland has vestlgated. .

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\F G. M.. NEW GLASGOW: (1) Have written as the information you

""8" 0( the day an gmwing last" ‘wish is confidential. (2) The local

directors are men of standing and

at which they have to berth- repute_ (3) It is unusual but should

be advani.r.geous to those satisfied

with a good and probably certain

Fox l“D FUR COMPANIES return on their' investment.

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.»iNsw1~:ns 'ro connssronnnsrs, LESS DRINKING OE

_ LIQUORS IN DOMINION.

""\°!1- “"4 *i‘° 9°mP““Y °h°“1d PW o'r'rAwA,, .Inns 20.- 'ras dnnrennn 3 fm" d“'m°"d',‘,. _ in inland revenue continues; It is

evident that Canadians are drinking less than formerly. During May last. the total revenue from the sale < of

000; pups $12 500. (2) Class B. a- u _ t b t _ -1640_ bout 32,000 le'ss. (3) Greater de- 3;15`f°iI-;',IJ1)a?,‘:c(f'913’ef:i.1_xggnge-’w,;s

$1,948,300. ` _

The feature of the monthly trade

statement issued ye_s*,‘.rday by the Hon. Dr. Reid. minister of customs,

is the gratifying increase on the vog- ume af manufactured aeticles expor - eil to llrlfain during ,the first two months April and May, of\`f_he pre- sent\fiscal year# 'These were $10,- 292,000 compared with $7,6iil,0C0 for the corrcsponding two months of the previous fiscal year. April and May also 'showed an iiicrease on the volume cf the products of the mine,

d with $0,973,000 for the ltwo cor- spondinf: months of 1913. ,The ex-

ports ol the products of the forest also show an upward tendency being $5,l7i,00|| ns against $4,il0il,00l\ for the corresponding period last year. The exports of animals and their produce were $5,1'58,00ll as against $4,080,000 for April and May, 1913. There in n falling off in the exports of agriculture products, the volume for the two months was $18,736,000 ae againsf. $24,632,000. Canadian trade for the two rrnnths ending May 31st last vuis $13.">,84lfl,0fl0 compared with $16-4,330,000 for thc correspfrnl- ini.: two months of 1913. While :hc exports have maintained their vol- ume tbe imports have fallen oil con- siderably, the importation of duti-

thorities which will be a better the exports being $5,983,000 compnr.

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turn, and prospcctuses of the Com-` 'able nnd free goods for thc first two

months of theprcscnt fiscal year uc- lng $R2,0l-1,000 compared with M09,- 022,0I\0 for thc corresponding two months- of 1913. `

::lf you are looking for something

unusually good in cigars, try ’l‘u<‘k-

im to full expectations, but ‘there `ctts Preferred or Websters (lloar Ha- will_ bo n good dividend. “ vanas. '|`hey are 150. each, or three

flvr a quarter, and they are the host smokers you can buy for tho money. ‘McKinnon Qrug Co. Rcxnll store, corner Great George and Kent Ste.

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_ ' Pure silk hose at $1.10, $1.25, up to $2.25, in all sizes.

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White lisle.........__ _ . _ __25c, Any quantity. Black, silk ankle ...._..._25c, Any quantity.

Childrens colored lisle, in sky ,pink and tan at 35c, any

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Children’s sox, assorted colors, at 14c and 250, any

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