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l3°"""'°' While the general public- enrol.,

The Fawce

is a heater and range combined,

with sl high oven. * ample cooking l space and hot-

wnrer reservoir-

The Fawcett man near you has the Empress Quebec l in stock.

. Look alll. _ S l l

mi izllllllulllllwl lulnnlll

I", D," lg 4.; nag) asa; nr year ua aavaaoe) aeuv¢|¢¢_ as are qu te a ttio elated as well scaomfer 1:" l¢vll°¢I IIN" il* Clliil lil .Ull*°‘ 9'“°°~ as surprised that Solicitor General

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l.",,“,.,, |_~g,,¢,,___g;__s_l_:r_,_|§R,A_\=¢__¢.._l;_r:_a|:_¢as_ 83.0 n. Barnett; ycMllrrl_l__y vl':s_$;-ellicted _the oth_er

Milf! 1 r - ' sy n or nn peg y an n-

E‘“°' “‘ “°'“""' J’ u' ”"“"' ' A'“°“‘° nut.” D' K' c“"°` creased majority Renllv there

nlaalnal ll¢»|va¢ata\tve@» C. Iles-Ula ' ~ '

new Yun llsneaoalntln-|-‘nah ll. tesrlarap ' was nothing surprising about it.

‘_ _ °”°'°'° “°"°’f"“‘"f'°“E‘ 'I' "'"'°" _ ` ' Iio had no Consifvative opponent

lloplen Daw, lllellold Street. Il.

larltlhe Utalianera Nrartaa tit. llc

'ras-a- wane. lznsln. ann... hola its own in the byeelet-tions snltnlnent whicll purported K0 be airs :vmgluln-e about Cl-lnul the

Pi* “°°"- here, but the general election of a report liublnitted to the Council lr,-,lllcll boxm-_ (gl-plug 106; a por.

'ra uuanulax any as onalua in- tae renown; “eau in ns he had nt the genornl election. H

”'“"°;"“"" lu. a oo.. ann.. sm... W0 vearsago. And even the Bf*1i'Mr‘ Hughes va Mr' Grady nssenvs Powell

nu-pay. Prsaee anna. oneery Government, long after it had lost l 0 l, lllsne ol the 2;-llll

_ ' \ cami- a 0;.. isucevllallrrel- "_" au" Mn” slr,- n y u _

"l1'.l{',::_';""l,,,'l'::::ll_ ° ` Q, 6, W,-|¢'§|, “ug gun" wan. me °°“nd°"c° °' the p°°Dl°'°°"m' inst you published an unnifiileiil l was reading lately in the Veter-

'|'hb|¢- Salt _ FRlDAY, Nov. 2,1923

’.' lillie who lowers the frelghl :ll:r.-

, l , len

Quebec exceedingly ullxiolls to be 81`\'¢’!l gl-

credlt for sul-ll boons of lille ilk u.- é

l . ltlfaicll allllluspllere lll rc(-ent ees- 5, .eiolls of till- lt-ghslallllwl, it will be

ll-lllellllloll-ll that lilo out-e lion- .l

.iislilll-liuxl ul' llnvlllgr sol-ul'ed a rv- ll

llllllioll in frelgllt rates on chem

he would have accepted the res-

ponsibility it' tendered, also claim-

_liar recent reduc-tions which were ln

_ _mld-._

~ l Ranges . i

SAMUEL KENNEDY Charlottetown, P. E. l.

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Education

ls the stopping stone to pro- gress and prosperity. You, as parents, know this and send your children to school that they may not be handicapped in future years.

But do you know that about

seven out of every ten school- children in this country have defective eyes?

Do you know that defective

eyes are frequently the cause of poor aohooi work, even though the child is naturally bright?

Have your chiId’s eyes oX~

2 amincd now and kndw Whit

their condition is-do not guess.

G. F. Hutcheson

Optometrist

Professional Cards Mark R. McGuigan

B. A. BARRISTER. SOLICITOR, ETC`

Money to Loan l Cameron Block

. Charlottetown, P. E. island

D_`r. C. C. Archibald

Graduate ol' N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital Pmctioe limited to Eye, Ear, Nou

. and Throat

Office Bayer Building, Great George ‘in buiialf 05 '"9 \’°i"d MVB “H l i

_ Street

Telephone 850.).

Office Hours-9 to 12 a. m. 1 to 5

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MacDonald & McPhee ~ B. A.- ,

A.fMoDona|d ` H. F. McPhee

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‘ Barriaters, Attorney, Etc.

_' Money ta Loan -

Riley Building Charlottetown

-i~@> {Palmer & Palmer

H. J. PALMER, K. C.

. ' larriltsr, Etc.

Money to Loan Bank of Novayiootia lulidlno ,.1 Charlottetown, P. E. I.

S. S, Hessian larrictsr, loileltor, Notary Publi: ~ Eto.

l lvlonav 'ro Loan

luqug P. I. llilltd

Dr. Chas. Dougan

Offices Now Open

.‘ 145 Great Gaorge St.

‘Hennessy Building

I-ioura-~9 to 1: 2 to 5

J. J. Hughes, .\i. 1'., for Kl'llg'e, ill d

ll statement covering nearly two k

,to prove of illcnlculllbie benefit to A .

l '.

_more to do with the matter than the Board of Trade. The Charlot-

tetown Board of Trade has been a

working lmlefatigabiy for years lo

.»ll down to within a reasonable dis-

lzlncr- of rates in the other prov- ll

lli-ol.-. They have succeeded in 5 ,N cnlnll lnezlsure and are still working W

for more favorable rates. The U

- LOWERING FREIGHT RATES me

and are .llume thankful for ~m.lll Nl

Empress l `lnerc-ies, there are those wllo are on

7 .ll-cas-iollull_\' lull lo us. ill tllf- ul

ilu'

.'al i'l'rlilizor. Anotller g,ent.lenla1l.l__ll not ll nlelnller ol llle legislature o.=-ill.

of pall'liallnellt, ullhough (l0ubtlcl~:<` [ll

li ll

od that the reduction was his child, le

flown lo a lllore modern period .\lr. lo

.\'oilllor of these gentlemen had ,ll

lrying to get the freight rates par- pl.

lo probability of ll lower tllriif in

nit.

~ . . ~ - _ - 1. . ' . . , ' ll: - tl l th mer eny

(`alludu coulll ext-ilalllge prefer- "0_";pa;"_;lc__‘_‘_nh l;_n;3;{?:;§_b‘;;_§‘;__ bo_dles to ilgllt lt out .llllollg illclll- i’"C_°:n5?_"l)0‘rl‘:glgl'_‘ une? 0 g <

Ol 5 Y ‘~ ' ‘e vos. . _ , -

ces with Great Britain which eluded 117 Llbemls 55 l,l.o,.reB_ ° \c.~. .lltllougll I believe it is ll

. . . ' M illligllt, ll0\\'o\'el', llcpvrlllittcd lo fliiiiiliy Ulm UR" he inherited U’

ouid be of benefit to both. Willie nil-es. 50 Conl-lervntlvos and 3 Lab- _“___ that _)o___'_mly the ,_Gu_____ll__n,, _l l_0n_l_l(lL,l.llllle excel,” ll lg lllw

V ' U - l. '

e former has no illriif agulllsi 0" '“e_“~___0f lil; S7 _§'ibt@:_“:»Q sed “.,,_., ll llllll. lmllllllllll-l. lll (le,-lllrlllg lllll_hllliltlR;:_l_l_l_e_r_ltedpocl_l2l_lilyga_r§oll_ll

. . , - _ ‘V9l`B ii 9 9°’ UC 3 i' “ ' ill lllrgr: black headlines tllllt the 1`_ ' - ` _

3 wumn’ me can awe no me bec, Nova Scotia and Prince Ed- Bonrrl ol` Trade Colnnllttee had l"“("|'fi lu; il? .‘l’t"ll;l:"lf)vl')ay'c°nlanl renee to Canada. With u pro- ward lslaml_ wllll 21 from Ongal-10, exollernlod Supt. Grady alld tlnlt|_____;__‘_1_‘_’_ __‘:d what ijs gven ore

. . the cllllrges lllllde by Mr. J. J.; ' ‘ .

cllve ull-iff elle would he ln n-making 106. Eleven more “ere H" _ lm ,malll ll, constant llgllllng_

, . gllc-'. iii. P. \\ we ulliolnlcl. I if ' 3

ndnlillr-lily il slnnll one. Coming lmllloll ln lemend ll ‘lm,ll,l_t,n(,e ai_llt_llbllted _tllrollg_ll__l_o_l:_l‘ nrclllllsxi ny Eanlllllg ml; gll,.l,l,.:l (l.l.l,0,.l ____l_l>n_l- __ll_;l_r_oll_lll___cllll___l1r;eE;l:l;_ey<;ll

w none roul . , , - l- » . - -

Brmsh dommious “ml me only in Quebec. NOVB SCOHE illld lz(l,ilt'il:'PlI)erlfMo`rHe llllllxnlhlllltiflii-. :llllnlt iusl 5° “meh” You can increase

lninions could recipl'ocalte ill pl-inge Edward 1s|lmd_.thl-ee pm. l-_¢)»lllf;.T__lll~_;:¢~_ll:lal'_y._llleroi'n;-e._lor ull; "cff5‘l’;`f‘;"irIl)(;‘§§:'lg,l;)l nd. .ll present canadian and vinces out ofthe nine-t_l_wt 2 mai- “__ {:;_l__l.l”y _,I3 D‘;;:lh‘;; y ""‘ ...ln llmlon. __ __ merlclm product” me imported orlty of Llhelal mem ers was Mmm __ year _‘go wha" uw _No lmul over learned _to lgl.

_ elected. Since then the provincial wmlhm_hml l"_‘_mm__ mm “ml who" l uilnolll. llgllllllgl !\o ln.ln__ evol-

Englnnd on the some iree level. electlons show that llolll me Llll. it ‘VM _l_mgM_ouH lo _mm p0t__m_____ |l<Z_ll.l~_rl_e_<_l __lo____lll_ll__y;oill_¢;l_lll;_l_l___:;_l§l:_<l_u_t

. . 5’ " - rv n

s at result the United States is eraln and Progressives have lol-if l_loyond Borden ill o_r_fllllar_y <'_zll'.~\.!l;lklng; a fllml mcl{l¢_,_ ol. mckllllg

urmeii' one of ollr greatest competitors in half then' strength in 0“t“'i° wh’|" "¥"l"""“t“ from um' }m‘"'“° in llllrtl lust player. '

_ _ the Liberals have utterly los: “*‘“‘ ‘i"’“Y‘f‘*- '?“F""“" U"‘“’ “""“‘ .\'o\v moe: or ns renlect our pur-

e British market. Wlth at protec~ Prince Edward Island not enough reirlgl-rninr cars nl Puls and are lllan.l{llll for wlml ve Ian" In Great Britain against Borden io_i1ll:e euro of tho trade. Hwy gaw, “S ln holly and nllm|_

i, :ls al slllppcr, all :1 luelnbr-r of Bll -Q ll ll wlsu llllllg lo lm ml.

reign collntries. we could have w°_5°* f°_"'h ¢_h°f° 'mils '° sh°W the (‘ll:lrlotteto\\~n llollrd of Trade -sf ll :Null that and not develop

. HOW l""\P055ib|¢ If I8 fill* UW ¢|¢C' rlllll :l llll-lllbor of Pllrlilllnvnt czlil-Illw; V. _ l ell 'HB7

preference in the Brlllsll lllark¢.t,tl°__ af 1921 could he repealed in Ml upon S__m_ (__l__dy _md ____k___l l u la \.l:~_gv

" “mich We (`°“m give “ Similar the next federal election, and how hill' Whili U10 l’I‘USI1f“'f-< \\'1‘l‘¢‘

oference in the Canadian market. improbable It is that it can ever W"

_newspaper pages, claimed credit A

This is U10 SUSSGSUUII Of 801110 0f:b° d“pHca"°d in th" mmm' Th" told me that lilo |ll'os|ll~l-is wt-ro lo ownsollla dolrlinimls; why

Cllnnda. so reticont about ltllmuvy losses of both the Liberal on

bile so ready to suggest -to the

benefit oi' Canadians. Of course

_‘Im-lt reduction was acknowledged -by Sir Henry Thornton, directly

lilo the i’l‘f.-sitifent of the Board oi” lTrnli»-, Mr. P. W. Turner. The -

liloard oi' Trade has been exceeding-l ly modest in its claims for credit

.on this score and has generous-lly‘l permitted Mr. J. J. _Hughes to mon-

opolize it nil. Mr. Hughes, it is ll

prices. is now giving the results oi

WHERE THE MONEY GOES

The United States Coal Com-

mission. appointed some time ago _€1e0¢0l'Hl@ ‘V110 MB HOW Zlitliilli o investigate coal supply and me" eyes °p°"'

Ottawa on n freight reducing pil- grimage as delegates of the Char-

lottetown Board of Trade and at

the instance of the Board, made some representations on the sub-

lem. wblohlaler bore i’ruit,hut Mr.

Hughes has no more right to claim

individual credit for this than any other member of the board who-

true, accompanied Mr. Pomeroy io`

eer in still abroad in the land. ' Wholesalers. the .report declsresfa have taken profits of 200 per cent ‘"-

; as compared with pre war -margins. lwlllln the commission believe ln;

too many wilolesnlells and the con- 9

sunller derives no -benefit from the

s findings -to the public. -From the Conservatism in Canada rests on

lreport -it is evident that the profit- _‘Tm gmund' It is based on the

flcial things in Canada have been

federal compact itself, the purchase

competition it declares there are Canadian Pacific Railways. the ad-

successful conduct of Canada's

one salient feature of the provincial elections of the past summer is the

and Progressive parties and lilo

, his :lplllicntioll down so llllrll illllt ll

Illiell Sliltcfl? lmmn more remarkable gums of nu ho would not ask for any lnoro. ll

The Public Forulr

This column ia open for till discussion byoorrospondanta of questions oi' lnhroat. The Charlottetown euaralandwl not necessarily andorao till opinion sxprllasd by its ooh rospondsnta.

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lic-ale the lnelllbera oi' these Luo

_ E if *~\ _

August last told a different story. 01' U19 Ci\f1\'i°lif‘-\0W11 B041F11 0! tion of his lower jaw. which was

Trade by the 'l'l'illlBD0l‘!illl0I\ C0m~ splinteree ~by a machine gun bullet. i f the snld Board appoint- The jaw of e lowly sheep was in-

Federai politics in Canada is in f"_"§_*‘_-_“_';___ B_______l ___ ____ Mlm ________t_ ______e__ ___ ____ p___c__ He was _______y.

. _ ei \> -

nt to let down its tariff bars for .an almgether anomamus L_°ndm°n' orly meeting to get Ml 0XD|Hl11\ii0ll sllnltelwl and the writer spoke of

N°m|““uy the Pr°"e“I‘e p“"y"froln Supl. Grady re the statements how pall- and sickly he looked iln- - led by Mr. Forke. is in Dppositlon mam. by mo with respect _to nlediotely after the armistice,as he _

one in Washington pays any at- in the House of Commons. Really, transportation nlnttora last -lull $l_l_r_t__red___l,_ll_t_¢ rl_xl_ll__fl;l_'___nll_l_e_;r_ll_l__bll_i_<:_rl N0” m them “nd the Mr’ are the Progressives as R pany nm no? anjlncllldlly reading this report, about four yoam inter, and could lsed when it pleases the Amerl- in opposition at au' They are thelevollnhollgll unsigned. would coll- ilurdly believe he wus the some

mercenary :lilies of the King Gov-lclmla that lt had lm,” “domed by ,num llc wus ll real rllgglxl alll.

no lo 1-nine them. They will low- ,.l-nmenp The only l.eal_ lloneglllhe Council of me Boa,-ll of Trulia lete.

lheln 'when Cnlladnmnllcnabar- opposition in the House of Com-fi have been informed by two llleul- Wllili- had Wl‘0llEi\t U16 filililgef' -

l ns ls the conservative body letlibors or the Collncll lllnt it is not The luun's constitution and irrit-

‘i" “"‘!‘"“"““"“”il“'”'"“°‘"“" "0 itno rl-port .vlllell lno council I had the pleasure of examining _ _ _ __ ____ __ Lib ____ ___ by Mr. Iiieigltell. ill U10 $95310-lmlolltllll but ll garlllell ml-Hloll of him before one of his boots. and dl “Hemi lu our 8 D 0” me contrary' me Conservmhwlil. and ihe lnzlll wllo handed it to fiilind hh" 'he rem Smewy type of

rlms U) ‘W/Mlmlgtou do not hmiparty is entirely dommam overtheithv Dress for lnlblicalion hull. Hgme|v']~ h ll ll al* lo glmlsll; they prefer llsinl.; I<ib9-l`3i5- “iid 3 hlludfiii 0" P"0gl`0l"|lllewfore, good l'euson.~_l for not ___~oVl_f _ `;§"‘°§:___;‘“S_____‘"};_5' “§_‘;,°l__

l-lives ill that House. l-lignillg it. But as this ls ll lllatl-'fr ~ _ S_'_ _"_ l_» _ i __ _ /_ _‘___

__ ‘wllicll affects the honor ulld (llc ""“""" “El” “dt 0 ‘we “"0

... , - .. .. l , _ f , ,»~ .. o'e~. ' ~’“"‘l’|" “~ M' L'~"' ‘ldhned im* the United wales lla n pre-elel-llon -l-lm Hou" of commons ¢|¢¢g°d honest) of both tilt. irnllll_polt.lll_oll P \‘;_h’___ ___ ______________ __o“_e__?

1921 was a money “sammy Collllllllleo .lllll tilt* Council, l \\i_li Oh j______ that extra "bw, that

golfing onollgll l'l\i'rige|':ltol'

t'ur.~l to handle our lllliplllf-lll:-l. lio

,-'».-ry llllll; tllllt ill- hull zlskoci .\!fml~l ln for one hullllroli und lllll-ly sunli-

rla, but they llllcl izivvll ilinl lllliy`

twelve or i`lilv.oll, ullllllufl tllrlloli

l("°nBerv“uVeB' Th” reas°“B ureilufornlmi Mr. Grady that l was’

. ’ .

-. _ lnot 'far to seek. Both the Liberal mlm, lo SL _lolllh N_ 1;" gh.. ll..xliworih hauling :lllyllow and 1-0;

ll l , , (lay and llllkml llllll lf |l,. llml lllly.it’al‘ :ls llc- was concerned it might

Dlllllclloll ll, my wllllllg Ulf nl|l`l~l~vzl‘. llutcr, authority was obtllln-_

l from Moncton i_o operl_lte __lcl

, -,. . _ C; ° F-rr_v oll Sllnlay ani lu~

llo. lie ropliul no oluuiioll “hat _l_l______l_ we____ _________ ________ _nl

. - |

Moncton nlld went in soo Mr. H°A‘_]_‘_`_"'_______ __ word or tw" in l_____l éxplainell to llinl lilo situation on i‘ff1_"‘| m what "wk place lam Princl- Edwnrli island, telling llllll ""“P"'

l nd Progressive parties are feebly lied hy hesitant and inexperienced

lleadera and both have abandoned ,tile platforms on which they were 'elected by a deceived and trusting

' The obvious re-action toward

iatoric fact that the big and bene-

chieved under Conservative lead- rshlp. We need only mention tile

f the Hudson Bay Territory, the uilding of the lntercoloniai and

ption of the protective policy, the

multiplicity of wholesalers as they l

great part in the Great War. and hat special big thing for Prince

has been agitating for the reduc-

tions and providing the data in

furtherance of their claim.

Tile recent immediate succo..=s

attending the representations of

the Board to Sir Henry Thornton, regarding fl-eigllt lratcs oo New-

foundland are ll great ieaillor ill

the cap of the Board and Mr. R. E.

Alutoh, .\ir. .i. 0. Hylldmsn null _

Mr. Higgs. who pl-esollted tho cllse Cla

nllch right to claim full credit for

the reduction as has Mr. Leu und

Mr. liuglles, for the previous rc

-are ieaguerl together in keeping

prices at the highest possible

iirie and its presence would be a

deterrent to profiteerlng.

"The pubLic, lays an exchange.

l-fit

po " for Prince Edward island in the

As an offset to this conspiracy

among distributors to keep prion.; dust of the balance when compar-

llp. the Commission recommends G

the enactment of legislative mac hinery to act .in cases of emergency 99°" Wh” it h" d°"° '°" c°"ad°’

and wildly fluctuating prices. The

ervices of auch machinery, it de-

res, could be called in at any

.iuctions obtaiued.We donotthlnk

either of these gentlemen will .sol

up any such individual claim. be-

ing satisfied that the Board oi

Trade oi' which they are members

.lnd for which they were tile

spokesman obtained the credit.

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WHY THIS COYNESST

Tile aimless of Canadian Liber-

lllism in England is somewhat of

sl phenomenon. Mr. MscKonzls`

King, we are assured by the Cana- dian Libernl press, will not meddle in any way with the British fiscal

policy. Great Britain, they tell us. ima sole control over its tariff and

it is not for Canada oven to sug- Kesf. any change that might bsne~ ill. Canada.

And Yet. 'those same -Liberal gen-

wlll make pilgrimage aftar

liiigrinlame to

are indebted to the Commission for

the information as to where much

of their money has gona, but they have not much .faith in schemes

of legislative control. They have

been forced to pay steadily lu- ereuing price.; for their coal in or-

der that minors and operators might live in harmony, that the domeatio differences in the indus- try might be composed. The Fed-

eral Government ban, all this tl-ms.

shown a keen and anxionainterest in the welfare of the consuming

public, reporta have been miada, oilticial ntoonmoea have been re-

corded, remedial measures have

been tlsrsaiened--and the price of coal has lone up. The last »ma-noe

uvm rave the lndustry s little more and left the consumer with a little less, Government intervention hav- ing failed to effect anything more vondenfulnbsn the resumption of

Dinh! operation at a plies to th and im- _ -

_- ~ _'"1'

Edward Island, the interprovincial Car Ferry. All that Liberalism has done single-handed for Canada or

past fifty years is but the _small

d with these great measures.

Hope for Conservative party rests

the fact that its great lenders never i ( Continued on Page Six.)

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Daily Selections

FOR

Guardian Readers l

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A WOMAN'8 WISH

I wish that you and I might sit

together

At evontide when twilight silent-

ly falls,

Snug byour own fircslde from Win-

ter weather,

Watching lilo shadows play -lpon

the walls;

Thnt my tired hands might reel

upon your knee. .

Your strong ones clasp me to your

breast,

On my lips you'd press kisses full

nnd free.

To lull my weary, aching soul to

rest

'Phni you'd protect and love me ai-

_ ways

And -keep me ever by your side. When my llnil- had turned’ from

brown to gray ,

I still would be your chamring

bride,

'By your aoft words and kindly

ioolns

We would all tempests weather As band in hand aliown the golden

years. _

We'd tread life'a path

.\ionr:ion lllld lleelllg what i <'oulti""

ever. Accorllingly, I stopper! oil' aff"

Rippey of thc car departlnent. I

no had large quantities-l of put.l.lor»l-ll in burns, sheds, and other out-li" buiillngs-1, that would likely llc

frozen if we did not more tht-:ll _ soon, and that wo wt-rv hold up m fur want of regrigorutor 1-hrs. lic ‘V replied l=llyin|.r that we sllullld cor- U' tlllnly get enough vnrll to more our m crop llrd asked how many \v.rllot-rl- W etl. Not expecting to get such a “_ friendly reception and ill view oi “ the collvorsation I had with llir. th

get one hundred lllore we could i" probably get along. He replied ‘I that he thought he could give us H that number. lie then called a man

from the next roonl ulld naked lliln 2 how lllany refrigerator cults they had and where they were. Til-ey to

o l no e owl , some books. B then Mr. ltlppley turned to me nlld _ said he could send us tllirly the , next day, Frilllly: tllirty more the “

following day, Saturday, the l-nl:ln- T

ce of the hundred ily the llliridl-2 of (ll. the following week. He tlloll united l' llle it' i had spoken to ilir. Gruliy ou

this business. Wllcll I rcpiil-ll ill W the affirlllative and told ililn what ll ilnd passed between l\ll'. (irn1|_v ll and lllyscif, Ile llllliloli but sllirl l lloil1ill_':. I cullle to the collclllsiozl I

llloll and tlloro that Mr. Grady llllll fl been stating to nlo what was ull- (. true. ll l got through with my llllsinoas

)

Moncton l-‘ridlly night. On Satnl

Y ' _ enlor into contests ol' skill and l-ll- dllranro, and 4-llcollragif Will" ynllllglt-lon; to do the lsnmc.

p . _ -. . _ ,lil-,vi-lollilllg your natural glvell D0'

ers generally. he told lilo lhul lllsl winter when tllo trnillu were flcllt

llvn lilo Cllr Ferry vvas i`lf.:llilll|:

ook, (lellaral Munugor Brown :lnle to Borden on ll Friday nllll lred Mr. Grady to meet hilll

- . , conditions and the ice conditions

Orudy, I stated that ll we could __”_0v___l and um CM Ferry made

bout ll o`clock Saturday night.

Conditions for the next day, Suu-

ay, were very promising and the aptain went to Mr. Brown‘s car

b ll l k d , _ boat the next day, Sunday. Mr.‘

' rown was asleep and Mr. Grady

ith-lleill pernlillslorl. The Captain,

en. off for tile day and thc Chief llginoor allowed some of his lllen

ozlrd illc Car Ferry. tile Cllptain vim: nbsolll, ullll i\ir. Brown ox- rosaorl surprise and regret at the boot not being out that day. Tile

apiuill was on board early and a ttlc later illessrs. Iirowll und Grady came on board. Some words

l ,.

I" Sl' Joh" l'rm“y "nd back 'G immediately passed between the

And what ls ‘tile iden?_ ._ 'rilnt you get lllio tlllllgn wllll our body and lllind 'Phill Y0l\

’i‘lll-ro is no royal road to rnsorvr ow:-r it volllo'-i onlv by using ol'

vis

llllring tho present sumnlor when lking to Captain Read on nulli-

g tllo :mow drifts on the lllnll llllll

lr ive drifts in tllu Siruits and uklllg only one or two trips u

ere. On Saturday the weather

rolllld trip. docking nt Borden

get permission to operate the

I-refol-0, allowed some of the

cw, wllo lived at or near Bor-

R0 (00. Tho llrxt lllornillg, Sunday. eslsra. ilrowll and Grady uunle on

llowillg morning, ilionliay, tllo

E at iw?

Quo ,___ ,,_,,_, UNDER-cllorflllvo

cost. 'you will BULL'S "E88

and wintef.

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workmanship

Sold by the Best Dealer:

lar underwear

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The quality of material and the

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For easeliellt service at a modems

find that TURN. " for mea is more

than satiafactory.` ` TURNBULUS "E 86", is a gar- ~ ment that gives extremely good protection against the colds of lull

'Wea

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“E 88" have made it a very popu-

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"E 37" is exactly the same style in boys' sizes,

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day morning I went to Mr. Rippey’s office to soo llow llc was getting along. lie had-gonle__ _Mtn Montreal. but the llllln ill tlll~`of`fil:e told me that they bud sent iilirly l refrigerator cars to Torlnolltinf- l Friday. were sending thirty nlore there that liny alld would halve till-

the island hy tho midlllo of tilt- weok ns promised. ilu also tolli ln~\ that they had wired io Mr. tlrndy

that they could give us ll icw more

neell illcm.

During the following woe-if some

of the officials' in tho offlco ni Charlottetown told me that when Mr Gl-ally came down to the office Monday morning. he was vory. very angry, ami gave expression to his feelings in the strollunsi and most emphatic language. Two or three weeks inter when cross- ing to the mainland ognin, Captain Henri asked me whether I hnll beard about the trouble ill rngnrn io the rofrigr-rafnr earn anll.on my replying that I knew nonlollling about it but perhaps not nil. he told me that when the rofrigernt- or cara came to Tormentino, lm could not take them over to the Island on his trips because

and ho applied permission to

and do

" Captain and Mr. Grady as to who

nlltllorizini; the Cnptnin to opornte

conlloqllonce was that the hunt

balance of the hllndrorl ovor io Ima opwutml [Ivory (my possible nr

what they were doing and stntoll l

than the hllndrell if wo slloulll l

was ml-lponsibio for the boat not crossing tile previous tiny, wllcn ilir. Brown clldcll thu dispute by

he iloui ill future when ill his owll udglllont he should do so. Tllo

or lilni till the coal shortage was relicvl-ll.

Now tin- above ntnlemonts sro

»-.lthor irnu or unlyuo. If they nro rm- Supl. Grady is not fit to hold lllv position he nt present occu- lios. On the other hand, if they llrf- untrllo I should be nlercilosn- il’ 1-xposwi; but tho authority to nlako tho' expolulro should be less bimwd ihnn illv Transportation (`.onlmlttl\o of the Board oi’ Trade or the Cilarlottetown Guardian. lipprlrrllliy. tllu Transportation Cnnllnittco thin this is only n qllc-ation oi' vcrllcity between Mr. Grndynnd myself. The question of veracity. is oi' collrlle. involved, but the nlnlter in much wider than that. it is now a question between tile people of Prince Edward ln- land and the Cnundinn National Railways. And tho Charlottetown llourd nf Trade having interfered in tile lllniter at llll is bound to f0ii0W il UD. and oak General Man- ilsor Brown for. and insist upon ettinx. e thorough investigation. loedloss to say I shall be prepar- ll to be present-at that inqui

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solnotinles it cannot be helped. I think everybody will admit that I have nothing to Kai" l’°ff"°““"Y fronl tile uttitude l have tlliifill 011 this subject. A stern sense of duty was the only motive that impellcti me lo adopt the courl-lo which I lluvo followed.

Tho gentlemen composing Ulf’

Trallsportntlon Committee seem to huvo ll queer lfien of what an in vl-litigation moans. Tboy waited upoll Sllpt. Grady nnd asked him ii' lu-. had been doing wrong and. when Mr. Grady denied the soft illlpencllment, they concluded thai.` l was the guilty _party and resolut- ell accordingly. Did the Committee really oxpoot Mr. Grady to con- liomn himself? _Nothln¢.qllite ao ,rldlculolul and ludicrous has been put on record since Mark Twain wrote "Innocents Abroad." ‘ For the present I shall ~ allow

this matter to remain where it now atsllds. because I think the next move is up to the Charlotte-l town Board of Trade.

I am. Sir, oto. -

- J. J. HUGH!!

Charlotteto

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