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W Dop’t cocoa ' once a week. Drink it I Qvery day.

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Edward Island Like the Dew

n byivety

When you’re hungry between meals, eat at glass of water.

ill iitiisiiitiiuii iiitiisiili

ilonservative Candidates Loudly GheeredAt Conclusion Of Meeting. Hon. Mr. Myers Explodes The Ar gument Of Hon. Mr.

w

Cnnttdu ill'll1itil!1ll<ll.‘i nu .lttly 1st. the

Will Listen In,

Iifnecjal. to the Guardian) Oi lAVitA. Ont, Julie lf-When

hole wilrltl will listen-in. Radio

fans everywhere from liffittllifllltrtl icy strantb-ivill hear the great Cari]. lon ring out n mcsstiltt- of peace, on t-hrth, tillllli-Wiil to their.

mountains to India's

coral-

l-‘ronl fur

(tntlluy to the stctiniittt: ileserts of,

~ the Snitaru and front John

(TUYtliliili-l to iittutfs lilntl will bt-

The strong lilbtirall centre, Ken-ltwo governments. He showed thutlbearii the _ speech of (Itintitltrs H-mgtoii, toiled to t-ztve to the cantli-ltho Bell Government. lii- the utattei‘ Prune iliiillSlPl-Z 'l‘ittt-tity (gum, dates of the baitnders group, theot’ ilrcssinig our cialnl-s at Ottawa. diun radio stations trill be linked‘ ted itself as far as to write n together by laud wires, and mimic

“ppm-l and encouragement whiclllevei- ithtiy iroulti logically effect. This is few on lfltiiCliliflllr-il sllre Prospect ~—twith his cllstonlary vigor, pressed mm the elem-tots of Kllllflllltzttm tiitist- ciuitns with the result. thtit i-otrtize that it is necessary for the the island obtained ‘$100,000. l-Inv- “Hewett; of ‘the province to abolish lug scored the Ilcll Government i'or_ the Prcllilllllt?" A01. and its accom- taxing the people practically, to puny-mg evils. and cnuct the poiic- poverty, Mr. ‘Howatt too-k lip the his and plntforni of .l’renlier Stc-‘Tcmperancti tqilestiotl. Illis angu- wtlrt. tin-tits coiriti not fuil hilt couivinc-

'i‘itc iuct-‘iiilg ivhicll was cnpn-blyttiie t-lecttirs thnt the Prohibition itrtisitltid over by tMr. Jus. -W. Ste- Act has outgro-wil its llélelllillteéls wart, irai largely attended and the and that (lovernineut control is the order ivas very good. it. was tinite only meirstlre which will

ll U

‘letters while Preiuier ‘Stewart

followed tiliy romttrlr of Messrs. w \Vl‘ig'iil and 146611, was from not hlbition Law. mtmy lllore than a dozen of the au- liquor policy ot‘ Mr. tllence and they were led by u “lli-glier up" of the Temp- ertttic mlllance. The speakers ili Saunders to mil-kc order named uiere Mr. Louis Jwtiiaw more “workableffl ‘Iiovirati, Hon. Walter M. 1.0a, lilrW-tbe word was inserted to be left‘ Normant tLciwtiler, Mr- l-Iortitre to the private iu-terpretatioti ofi Wright and Illon. .l.lli. Myers. each tilectin- and the

i-lacli speaker was given a couri-

catcli votes. The proposal of Mr. ,

l ill L‘il

popularity was made evident when could also the person,

the tneetlug made the demon ile speak. ,. Mr. I-Iowatt, then mentioned, that tAt the tionclutsion of the meetingtile was somewhat. surprised to see a letblc cheer also seemingly ledla news item in tho Drew! l0 ‘the c!" ill’ Iliittii "tdrtigglct- tlp"“f7or ‘the Lfilbiléll klliiz-nrlihillliilf"irg‘ilflll Illltnzperanfiz rain in est essrs rgrt an a ce tat 16f a e n8- wtls drowned by a deafening three (leciarlevl that he bud lived at tilut' cheers for iMr. Lowther and iMr. bltwe for a good nlny years nlltl he‘. iitwtitt, (louservative tenntlitlates. ‘thought ntv one else ever knew of Mr. bouts Howfltt. the first. stieak-‘tbe existence of such an orgaulza-i or. reviewed the rcctirds of theltion. 'I‘hey cattle to life now nfter| ibeitig asleep at the switch. The opposition change the Stewart Gov- ernment with taking this tnatter. into politics bathe, (Mr. Howatt),' had never beard of Premier Ste-i liATfi-dc. per word, not ‘wart having collections tukeii up in each insertion m this column. tllgagigttrklclllilie étiricgelilglclixilwtliirggffizi

wv>9++vo+0w4+w$+v00+u ‘Idoue in his own d'lytrlet_ ""‘—"-"'_*"—" -Mr. J-lowatt effectively answered “ZECML HAMBUR? 375A‘: "' tho arguments which Mr. ibeu has Nlllliel” 111mm)’ "b" - 311%“ £74: been advancing at other meetings “W”!!! 5" 3°" ma" and i" B in regard to bootlegging, tnoon- Bldg. ‘shine, etc. d-Ie brought a splendid ' " “address to a close by solici-tiilg the LgfilliéilfTtzggu Hgsnse 21‘; Hlgi support cf the electors on Juuc 25 " ‘ Y- 7167 any,‘ for tMr. Lowther and llilltsielf. ‘Y Jeni‘ "s" ' ' *'i lHon. Walter dies followed with

WQOQ-O-OQ-Ofi-O-O-OQOO-OQ-Q-OQ-O-O I

Condensed Specials

$16.00 per hundred. express paid. Everett Howatt, Carleton.

71636 18 5i (Continued ‘ om page 6)

FOR SALE -IER‘SEY MIL§ICOW ‘S"“"°"’°“ ‘Met '“°Y.‘ii;.....”f§.i.. Bernard Shaw Speaks on Viviseetio

'($pecial to the Guardian)

LONDON, Jane 17.—George Bernard Shaw. who holds decided views on vivisectlon was shouted down this evening at a meeting of the society for the abolition of vivi- section. Two hundred ntetllcul students. lnnle and female, aided by rattles and whistles, did the shout-i in

new ISLAND PRODUCT. FRAS- ors yeiiowayett beans in tins. tsold

by uli grocers. 25 c per tin. . 7133

WANTED-AT ONCE, A BABY carriage. Apply at. Guardian. 7182

“COOK ED MEATS IN GREAT variety are. some of our special- ittiee. Call or pLoue 3-89 Heron's

Lttl. 7-166-6-1-831

WAINIED AT ONCE — ROOM and board in private family by 791ml business girl. Apply tllox ' 3.20. Charlottetown.

g.

Mr. Shaw who was repeatedly interrupted snlti his popularity in nletlical critiles surprised him, but he found that when doctors were iii they consulted all sorts of unre-

71- 1.('.1S-.'ii. w. ‘ titcui higher ones than they were.

able to get themselves. “You cun- llot. roiluiiintc tnorul responsibility regarding tittimaitl, he said, "with- out also rcpndiutiill; it regurdingi llunlsns. What. common people lit litiepltnis fcnr is being experiment- ed upon." The ltprour became so- grcat that G. B. S. left the platform.

‘FINRT eusurv OF conn B"! m)!“ stall fed cattle, always Ion hand at. Rooms Ltd, phone 589- llile-a-ls-ai

sPEctAi. SALE FRIDAV AND Saturday —-iBanuuas 80c Doz-c ripe tomatoes ‘title lb. S. Kays. comer tPownal and lttcliuiod 8t. 7147-1 2i.

‘INGUIRE. RI CHRONIC Dlii eases, 112 Prince street. Dr. Cltft. Don't deilay, recover-y i‘ ‘next. three months. twM-tlsspt ‘l

SEED. won-rose Ion Ab: Certified Cobbler iced . ._t‘ltq.

P+O§GO§QO+OfiOO4QQQQ 0490-0-

AFTERNOON

rwsn-rv FIRST OF JUNE Front viireg-rnirgy-te Five-

“olepiiouo F. J. Trainer. Tlttofle- Tim-t dc

' . 7109 y’ —---_---—--—-—- _-- _ ,‘.‘t '. ‘ ci-toics JERSEV auu. FOR Rflc I] ~.

sale, .18 months old, Dani's Ile- ., cord 10.500 lbs. milk. 613 lbs. fat. . .. _ __ Uffllldlflfl record 10.010 lbs. milk “"9" t" "l"- °°°l'fi.°"°- 9" 588 tin. m in iloii days, ‘Frank loll. 10 Wen tart-m, t" hon- (“yduu m,“ so“, iMm-gafe, to‘ of Mrs, Howurd Fstliu of. t 717343.153] Retarboro. Ontlfivt who ii

visiting this Province in the

‘Yomwgn-r goon nivltqpn own of Temperance. All Prism so for 20c; 100 fbr 35o; Lldin Intel-um in the do- 150 for 56c; 500 for $1.00: 1,000

vptppmont of the work of‘ l0! 81.86. Postpaid. Gulrdhn Of- True Wempurariee. In this fit». Otlordim Job Printer-y. tf

Province are moat cordially wkorrno-A" coco cttifiu‘

t. boinfl. smart '_ lim-

lnvltetl. Kindly accept this is

f" fer Itrdinor. omit position i“ “mm” ‘nwmfl at. permnnout one for carnal: oo-o-o-Mwotj-owwwoooo- fir“! . Write to er - w—-—-—--—-—ANT‘° mwq.u'n‘v‘_'on gm-

wtt’ . ttlfllll . tau qltblilmlbg anti telnet-alias?“ . erel work. Alnllv ‘Device Ronn- , t IMIOIMI _ . '1 a-al

C01. Lin

invariably nothing more titan nu attempt trimmer)“, p,“ night

‘Vimiin tfilllflft‘ W354 iliiimfleli l“ limlkilig (“mm lllkliiJllbiititl in i-oiisitit-ritig lilt' possibii~ coils lit-tiring. The tHon. Mr. Myers’ the favorable suggestion front it as “y 0r ;|,,,-p,,,g i,;.,,it,,.,-,,i, u, par“.

will’ “iiliill-‘l cipnto in tlii- festivities at titcl d that that i-t is no crime tc- take a drlnk.|c,u,|u,|_ t _

i l] P ii Eu iii t P ti i] i“ iJ. lvlucLelisn Esq, as members o n. E U H ithp Legislature, assisted in pssslugict"m “u” my“ malt". _ ' ' 'thc present Prohibition Act, My flit-i f‘. y, ' _ ‘HOUHIIBB in the Commission are all ‘ ' lmm” nub-i?“

Three stI-E; Ilecidedt

""i'_-— '7 , \ ‘,_ ti: .

' . ' b "no o a ons at ottrnu . .- tem of the Stewart Gc-vernmetl..‘_aoon_ leaving “nsenled

controv-

lersyt between forcigti iuinistcl‘

Stresemann, of (iE-fillillly and for-

eign Secretary (Tiiotnht-ritiiti of

Great Britain over Poltuitts _priv- ilegea in the free city of lhitizlg.

n shou lCitizens of the fre

gistcrctl practitioners who tiltm-getl |Ffn,n[le' >,(',¢|-,n;.ii_y_

TUESDAY i

iitlcident of the

h Deoisinnllotdi ' Y‘ Yet Reachcdt

- “Mt-ed by the Conservative con-

nd speeches will

vcry Zltltl tuiics.

be utupliflcti it gt

tbm-v..- ._

dbergh

(Special to the Guardian)

Llntlbei-gll, first nir-

Afier tl fell‘: lays iii Si. liouis and two weeks. l,

111° Pmhlillim“ liupo. iii (‘tinutin or stnnt- pint-e likciilc, imbue-ti ‘hai- tilni I'm coitiiiig bin-ii ill New Y1Il'iii!)rovhlcé u“ oppohuntty of judgtng A tiespnfcli irtini (ltlairti yw-sfer- _

tor ‘themselves mi to whether the

Commission did or tllii not tnflke

lay said tlit- tloniitiion cntuiiiittt-t- oi‘ liic (‘tlnli-ilt-tuitioni i. L-l

O

9

l O

Upon By Represent-

Powers.

\_...__ I

(Canadian Press)

GtENEV-A. Julie 1T» 7' Tilt‘ 45th‘

Th question wns wilt-titer ‘Poltuttli id be pc-rzu-itttid to maintain’ an qmntunitioits tleposit tit lnitizig. e city object tlntt the presence of the tlepot (‘Ollfiib tutes u menace to llililiitf strict)" Decision was postilltlllsd itiitil ill‘! next session in tirdcr to tzive $01101‘ Vlllegns of (‘bile an (‘rlllltlfllllllly to study the tuattcr further and pre- pare o report.

Three Step3 to preserve iilx‘ peace of ltltirtiilti in the Profit!" troubled dissntisluctioil hnd hrs“

decidetfupon by ziic i~til\1‘@S“lll-'1"i lves of the i.t)t‘.lll‘lli treaty powers‘ attontiitig the sessinti. a spokes- man. for the iflcrnlnti tieicfllllifl“ declared today. ltrt-ni ilritaiil. I‘.t‘i;!iiiill illlti lltaiy he sulil llail tit-t-itit-tl. i to lnztko intilvitlual friendly i't'l\I't‘-‘i°ll‘"li“l\-* to the Soviet flllti Polish twviiril" tin-cuts to do nothing! w flltillllli"? the peace of tltoir two ctltllllrltf-l. :2—'l‘bi1t the powers, sitould llltlkt‘. individual representations to the Soviet conctirnitig the vrlinlosele executions in tlluasiil. pointing out that (these were causinil 5"‘ “l” fortunate itnpresslotl nbroud. _ .3-"1‘o tudvise birth Jilgo-‘blttvlll and Albania no adopt ti conciillutilfy’, attitude mitt settle ninicubly the -reiit of n Jlrgo- u which

Blavlun ir-gtttititt tiruflillllfl was followed by rllltlllft‘ 01' ‘tlllr iomatic relations.

(Canadian Frau)

_ Q11yNwA,-_|p.n¢ t7. -—Ilon. llirgh (lot-brie, tcotiservntivc Ilctise lead- er. denied today that Ml)’ “Wm”: had been reached to advance tht: date for the holdltulof the Conner vqtlve tnational convention in Win- lpeg on September 21. lnflfelltl °i October 1-1.

II-Ie declared that the rcfervncfi ha made in an address at tSpsncr- ville last ‘Mlht ss to the Msllble change of date we! only l° "l"! M‘ feet that. a proposal wu to be con-

rezalvllns the

ten by the Alliance Committee ro lttoiiibitioit Commission, require a

T0 Visit Canada "f"

nlztn ot‘ the Board. but also on be- NEW YORK, N. Y, Jttuc i7. —.linlt' or lny fellow Commissioners,

subilsmcot. (lhurieo apparent thut the tippinuse Wili(‘il|fll1(| control itiie deplorable elfetllflimuti to cross the Atitititi in it Htlitl lllcll have arisen t'roin the IWo-tflgghp hop‘... H, Vi“, (o, _ H sum,’ lie showed lillll-‘liieillc stated in tiildressing the aero- ury, 192i, it short htlilntiers wtl-‘hnnutlcul (‘iinniitt-i" of (‘tiniuliart-ti oi H“, “WM, Del-fawn“; mtg)“ he Per.

titissuble for the benefit of the pub-

took office on the first day of Janu-

w to enforce ill no less than sevenbf the nine Canadian tProvinccs.

itlie Temperance Alliance that the t‘ present Commission is not and nev-

ProlilhitlturAct. I may here state

LPIIIDHPIIIICC IIIGII W tentiotisly anti to the best of itheir ittbility entienvoreil to enforce tllet

atives of Europeanptw.

[the Prob mail of the Commission for the past three years, convinces me that no human being, or number of human being. can make the present law workable. even with amendments. The Commissiomhas been frequent- ‘ly interfered with by several mem- licrs of the illemperanco Alliance, requesting tile Board to use its lu- flitcnce with His IHonor the lLleut- enant Governor to release prison- oncrs. The following ‘is an extract from the Patriot issued May 19th".

wfflfllflfifl QUINCY".- i

iiEiltiE,S lil ciiiiicisii In An Able An Commission Reviews Its Work F0

-'.;“i'.tt.““tt'f.ii'l‘.'°“.'.... ... pl}... CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, SATURDAY, JUNE 1s, 1927 A gm-w-a-mga-l-itt-am or; . . _ g . _ _ I ~ H i - i iillltl Siilltlltlltiill MEETING ‘Z333, bggtgyggp THE PlliliiiBifitlit Billlllllllllll ‘fsgsggqg RiltlSiNti MEETING AT

WESTBURY. Wlltsblre, Eng.

t shire Riding

(Special to the Guardian)

EMYlIIitE THURSDAY, EVENING

d Convincing Report The

I‘

The Past Four Years And Makes Such

Startling Revelations 0f The Difficult- ies It Was Up Against. Say Prohibition Law Ilnworkabl e. t - i

tSir,—~Tlle lnnuontlocs published oin time to time in the Patriot and '_ "oi-oily exaggerated articles writ-

of lily port-innit] attention, not l _ in tloltinirc oi’ myself us Chair-

Siuce the present Commission

review of part of

and give the people oi‘ this

n honest effort to enforce an Act iiich lltls been found impossible

It has been tpubiished in some of ur newspapers and endorsed by r lws been in sympathy with the

litit l iliiVt‘. always voted for ’l‘emp- runce, and, with Commissioner R.

“appointment. also , Hon.

ho have consci-

Present Law unworkable

My own personal experience of‘ ibltion Act, and as Chair-

"Tommy Rot." “Another incl- dont worthy of note was the large number of bootleggers and Prohi- bition vlolators who were releas- ed from jail before their sentenc- es expired during the past three years. The effect of all these things was exactly as the Gov- ernment desired." ' This is another of tho many fnlrie utterances made. '

No Interference

The Prohibition Commission can ltonestly and truthfully tell the peo- ple of this Province that Premier Stewart. nor his Government, nev- or interfered in ally shape or form with the Commission, The following is a copy of a letter received from tho Premier while attending Court at Summerslde, it speaks for lt- nelf: ' v ‘ p ‘ \ Summersltlo, P, E. I. ' ‘ 4 Dec. 4th. 102s "Dear Mr. Paton: During the weak 1 had n re-

be furnished with certain infor- mation ‘re Prohibition enforce- ment. I have not had time to at- tend to the matter till today. I am now writing M-r. Tanton that I have never yet. attempted to meddle with or instruct tbs Com- mission and that in this cue i urn following the usual course and leaving the matter entirely

n: ix Qt ‘the euller date, thereby sw-

tranaportation rates.

June 17. —Tlie Conservatives re- tained the seat in the House of iCommons for this division in the by-election today necessitated by the recent death of Capt. Walter Wm. Bbaw, Conservative. Major Eric Long, Conservative was elect-

Hon. Murdock Kennedy And Mr. Walter Mackenzie receive tremendous ovat- 10n. Excellent addresses also delivered

information as you think best.

"James tPatoti tiled, Cilahmau Prohibition Cominhi

How the Commission Was Hindered

The Commission has been b00115- ed by the Temperance Alliance of laixity in enforcing the Act, One of the first efforts made was to try and get the Liberal Government at Ottawa to reinstate Mr. Barbour as Preventive Officer. Prom January, 1924 till April 1925 we kept con- Secretary Prohibition Commission.‘ ‘stautly reminding the Customs De- purtmem at Ottawa‘ o‘ the great iD. A. McKlnaon, M. ~P., tI-Ion. J. E. assistance it would be to the cause smemh“ of Prohibition in this Province if our request were granted. At last we gave up in despair till after the d-Ion. M~r. Bureau, Minister of Cus- toms received his reward from the Liberal Government by being ele- wated to the tSenate. The following letters will show our efforts and the attitude of the ment in regard tn Mr. Bat-hour's re-

w. l". wilsoo Esq.,

Sir:—-

‘Commission with the assistance

quest from Mr. tL. I‘. Tnntob 10'

in your bends to give or wltlioiil

ed

Yours faithfully, J. D. STEWART."

Charlottetown."

Customs Depart-

Mr. Sin-

Customs-Excise Preventive Officer, Ottawa, Canada.

"I am instructed by the Prohi- bition Commisslon of Prince Ed- ward Island to request you to re- instate Mr. George H, Barbour in his office of Customs-Exclsej-Iu- forcement Officer for Prince Ed- ward island,

"For the past seven months Mr. Barbour has been doing ex cellent work and the Prohibition. Commission is ivery much sur- , prised to learn that his authority i‘ has been takenjfrom him.

"Mr. Barbour was appointed a ‘ the request of the Prohibition

of the members of Parliament for this Province. and, as he was acting without salary. there seems no reason why he about not be continued in office.

"I have the honor to be. Sir

Your tObedient servant. HEN RY SMITH,

Secretary Prohibition Commission,

O

man: Ottawa, Canah ?ER5QN WHO tin Fredericton Hail on iwednesdn! Feb m! 1924 MW 159-11. 1935 WOULD June 22nd. If not fine, first. find s‘ . , . RR ‘Farrow ‘mm’ T B __. evening following. 0 ‘

r" Department of Customs and Ex‘ “WE 7N0 6 18 ‘J Sat a’ w“ “I have the ‘honor m “ck. . "llnquire Re Chronic Dilneewdl

uowiedgo the receipt of your let- ter of the 15th ultimo, request- iug that Mr. George-H. Barbour be reinstated in his office as Customs Excise Enforcement 0r floor for the Province of Prints Edward Island.

In reply I beg to advise that the Department is not. disposed to authorize the rte-employment of Mr. Bnrbour u Customs Excise Enforcement Officer."

"l have the honor to be, Sir

Your obedient servant.

R. R. FARROW

‘ ' Commissioner" "Henry Smith, ‘Esq,

‘lsecretnry. Prohibition Commie-

alon, '

Charlottetown, P. It}. I."

January 15th, 102-1 “I. J’. Hughes, mum. ll. P. Courts, (P. tE. I. Sir:- “1 am directed by the Prohibi- tion Commission to inform you that Inspector Barbour has receiv-

Johnstone, Liberal received 10.474 votes and Geo. 5,396.

ed notice thathls writ of Assist ance which has procured by your influence. has been cancelled thy the Commissioner of Customs.

is very much surprised by this action on the rt of the Customs .

Department ab?! I am instructedrtlillldtinzgfiifillzls ab‘; {be Henflmem ufllvmca received a very C001 recap“ to request that be be reinstated as 1 Custom“ and Excise Entareemem‘ cheered to the echo by all audience Officer, as there is a great deal which taxed the hail to capacity. of work to be done here !n 1h Department and Mr, Barbrcr is. in every way, qualified to eitforce the Customs 14w. i

' of the smpollltmellt 0t Preveiltwemtnd Premier Stewart. in the best ms address was concluded “mm

_ lnspactoipcBarbour and asking

1926. Mr. Bolvln wired for me to meet. him and his deputies, Farrow and Wilson. at Ottawa. I had ser- ersl private interviews in his room in the Parliament Building, also at

After explaining to them and giv- ting figures and facts re work ac- question, and stated amid loud ap- complished by our Inspectors, oi:- Boivin was greatly impressed. and showed his sympathy by promising me that Mr. Barbour should be re- instated. This first transaction we many ways n- gemnt out“; d d had with took over two years to accom

by: the Customs to capture this

with 10,623 votes. Harcourt

by Messrs. Charles J. Moran and Alex ‘J. McNevin. - .

Tito political rues-ting at Einy- plziuse "We are , r _ - I . putting this ques- ‘égiilztzitlzlzalllllllfiltlllll’ W811i": lust adtl- llflll-lf) the people now and Mr. of t. ory to the long list Rounders is putting it on‘ until l sticcessleeisl won by the Conserva- 193p," t ve can ates throughout iilt- My peter q] .1 | F, _ _ , -_ . . n1. u r. the next tng’:lighDti:Lli;-fibe‘:_ful (gllgsxetl: A1 speaker, although one of the most ‘tendered a H I ll l" WW8 fluent and capable platform speak- pelimd ilearlllli- 1i W“ ere of the Liberal party in this pro-