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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 26. 1930

_ [hd Defidt ' I and uttered this soothing assurance

The Patriot claims that the de-

dcit of the government as given in the Guardian is incorrect and not

obtainable from the Provincial Aud- itors report. Well, here are the facts and ngures proving the accuracy of the Guai'dian's statement taken from the report for 1929:

|Due .Banklbue deptrsl Total

I Io mfr. I

i828 [$287,038.56f$442,i49.22|$'129,i85.'l8 1929 | 628,591.30! 344,842.7'7| 973,234.07

|$34l,554.'l4I$ 9’l,506.45|$244,I)48.29 I Increase l Decrease! A Clear . [increased

|Cash Debit [Or Deficit

Thus it will be seen from the audit-

or`s own figures that the items includ- ed by the Guardian must of necessity be included in the deficit for the

year.

That “Voluntary” Confession

Much was made by Liberal speak-

ers in the Legislature, following Pre- mier Saunders' "confession" on the

Prohibition situation, of the Prem- ier‘s frankness and sincerity in tak-

ing the people into his confidence at the earliest opportunity. The fact oi' the matter is, of course, that the

Premier had either to make a "clean

breast" of it, or he would have been compelled to table the information

in reply to specific enquiries by the Opposition. Hon. Mr. Stewart, in his

able speech published in Saturdays

Guardian, brought the Premiers

predicament very clearly home to him. when he said:

"We expect to get some informa-

tion on these matters during the present session of the I-louse, and with this purpose in view we are placing certain questions on _thc Order Paper. I trust they will be answered. There will be questions as to how mliny detectives were employed by this Government?_ By tile Oommission? By anybody with authority under the Government nr the Commission. Whether those rletectl\‘es_ were paid? Whether a large number of cases where infor- mation was laid at the time a cer- tain detective was here were not withdrawn, and why they were withdrawn. ln all these matters we expect the Government to be absolutely frank and sincere. If these stories are not true, then let us have an end of them. If it is necessary. let us have a special Commission appointed to investi- llste this matter and get the truth. That ls what the people want. Ii' this is the law of the Province, let ns have it enforced, and see then whether or not we can bring about better conditions with regard to-so- briety in Prince Edward Island."

Was it this broad hint from thc

Opposition leader that there were other and possibly more embarrass-

ing methods of getting at the truth that inspired the Premier to make his famous "voluntary" confession? At

any rate, there was no necessity to repeat it.

Butter Imports and Exports

Within the five years since the

negotiation of the Australian trade

pact, subsequently extended by ord- er-in-councii to New Zealand, Can- ada has been transformed from a

butter-exporting to a buttcr-import- ing country. 'l'he figures given be- low show the volume of Canada's

butter imports and exports since i924 'Die years an the fiscal years end- ing March 31, and the figures in the

lsst two _columns show imports and exports in pounds.

Yeti' Imports Exports 1024 - ua... 1,553,102 13,049,000 1025 .--.U » 190,341 24,502,000 1020 » ~ » e » . . 7,029,084 23 303,900 1927 .neun 7,100,257 9,515,400 1020 nun.. 15,620,007 2,043,300 1020 . . t » , . . 35,003,015 1,809,200

Cause and effect have not often

shown quieksr or more marked inter- relation.' 'Flor 'the calendar year end- ed last December, the imports rose mil _rin-ther _io assassin pounds. while the exports touched the record low- level of -1,400,400 pounds. This year-.__iz is animated. onmauh im- iof buttlr from New _Zealand wil enoeed e0,000,00o pounds. if this

to the farmers of the Dominion!

"There is one condition of that

treaty which says that we are free to alter or abrogate it altogether on six months' notice. I say to the farmers of Oxford that, if the treaty does any injury to your in- dustry, I will undertake to say on behalf of the Govemment that I will give that six months' notice on short order."

The above tabulated figures speak for themselves. I `

Why the Panic .’

The decision of the Federal Gov-

ernment to put a stop to the expor- tation of alcoholic liquor from this i country to the United States, says a Toronto exchange, is of trifling mc-

I gment compared with the premier's

startling remark about warding off an overhanging peril. As to the bar- ring of liquor exports to the United States, the Parliament of Canada showed its will in 1926, when it ap- proved the recommendation of the special committee investigating the customs scandals that the granting of clearances to vessels loaded with

Canadian liquor for destination in the United States be made unlawful. Why did the King Government not act on that recommendation? Why did it not

act on the same recommendation made by its royal commissions short time afterwards? Was the business of

exporting liquor to the United States less dlscreditable then than it is now?

Were not smugglers of the same

grade engaged in it at that time as

those who are carrying it now?

Was it less disrespectful to the law of the United States than such traf- fic is now? Of course not. But the

King Government did not raise a

_hand to stop it, and as recently as ten months ago the Government de- fended its non-concurrence in a pro-

i posal of the United States Govern- ment that Canada refuse clearance

papers to the United States rum-run-

ners. That speech, delivered by the minister of national revenue, struck

a note that brought applause from

all political parties and from all parts of the country: Not that the

Canadian people are wanting in mor-

al sense or in neighborly feeling, but

1 that they did not relish the idea of gtheir country making itself part of the law enforcement machinery of the United States. The Canadian

people would at any time have sup- ported the Government in its adop-

Notes B_y_Ilte` Way

Mr. Lea. llll till masfconvenlenivll

had memory a public man could one joy; I-Iis recollection is always ha-ly about anything that tells against him, but remarkably vivid about mst- ten that will an-ve his present pur-

case in point; and than there is the

colleagues instituted a Technical School that was costing nearly as much in stan as Prince of Wales College. The Stewart Government looked into the matter and they found that we were not getting value for the money expended. One of the reasons for this was that the princi- psi was drawing a yearly salary al- most equal to the salaries paid the professors of P.W.O. and for only do- ing five or six months’ work; and that all the other teachers. or s great many of them, were being paid in a like proportion. 'I‘he Technical school was intended to benefit the fsnners. but it was found that only two or three farmers’ sons were tak- ing the agricultural course, and that others were complaining that their sons were coming to the city and tak- ing courses that were of no use to them as far as farming wd con- cemed. Again, a great part of the grant supporting the Technical School was withdrawn by the Liberal Gov- ernment st Ottawa, and it became necessary to retrench. It was found by the Stewart Government that all those courses which had any true bearing on the welfare of the farm- ers and the people generally could be continued in shorter courses and without the payment of high salaries.

When the technical grant was

withdrawn, the Stewart Government did not sit down with folded arms and bemoan the loss. It immediately did what every Conservative Government has done in the past and will do in the future, went _after Ottawa for more money, and succeeded, as every Conservative Govemment has done and will do. The Stewart Govem- ment got special permission from Ottawa to draw technical grant for dairying as s manufacturing indus- try; and for s commercial course in Prince of Wales II'Gollege. Eurther than that they were able to have short courses in motor mechanics, wood working, and blacksmithing, and got the Federal Government to

their wing and pay half the cost of these, as well as the short courses conducted by then-l.' The Stewart Government also gqt Federal assist- ance for night schools, enabling Mr. Lloyd Shaw to conduct st George- town the most successful school of the kind ever held in the Province. Mr. Lloyd Shaw was subsequently brought to Charlottetown as super visor of city schools and professor of Pedagogy in Prince of Wales Col- lege, but the Saunders Government let him go, and his invaluable ser- vices are now lost to the province.

Mr. Lea iminustea that the equip-

ment of the Technical School was never accounted for. A similar charge was levelled about the equipment of

tion of the policy recommended by

the special committee of the House

_and of the royal commission which [followed up the work of that com- imittee. That would have been act- ? ing upon Canada's own instance and

I perilous to Canada. He is now so im-

pressed with the seriousness of the situation which has developed that

` he says, in effect, he would make his continuance in office conditional on

i Parliaments 'or the electors' support

of the bill. What menace to Canada

brought him to this panic?

Editorial Notes

'The Legislature met shortly after

four o'clock yesterday and adjourn-

ing that there wssn't enough to do to carry the session along until 8

,o'clock_. ‘.'Not much to do and plenty

msnner‘i\1 which the Saunders Gov- ernment ie expediting the business

with uuauonioomme enum

mf- iw mn mnvqe °="°“'°' *°"“°‘°’°‘i"" Adrwmlmlqumwiuinmmnispai ___ "2

=\fsk;_Iem¢r\aamins

eseaiuseslleif

old Government House a couple of years ago when Professor H. H. Shaw ‘on behalf or the Public works ne- Ipartment, demonstrated there was _not a word of truth in the allega- tion. No doubt lf Professor H. H.

_Shaw and Mr. J. W. Boulter were called before the Public Accounts

eral machine in saswatchewsn, finds the way of the political transgressor is hard, just as is that of any other kind of transgressor. in the Sas- katchewan Legislature the other day the 1-ion J. A. Bryant, K. C.. Minis- ter in charge of the department of co-operative government, made ser- ious charges sgsinst Mr. Dunning`s provincial administration. In addi- tion, he charged mal-administration in the general conduct of the slain of the telephone department as a re- sult cf an independent audit.

The chief allegations made by Mr.

ed shortly before five; the reason b_e- 3,-ymg .fe .5 fguowg;

THAT twenty-two men were

brought into Regina about Septem- ber Ii, 1026, Dominion election day, at an expense of nearly $500.00 to

committee rooms and private lumen during Mr. Dunning’s _federal cadi- Plllll- `

of the Legislature this session, it is THAT the system had been so mis- tal documents and records were -I-»»»»»~II~ ~ -Ie -I “I- .;I;‘:‘;.°:.I°.::::°'.....'“"I.....IIII.':'.‘:'.‘:-'.':..‘::: :::.

'“"°"' °°‘"“'_'_ 'M mmm' um the and of mann approsiaiets _less latin! 0° "W lemiisitloh 0!

the dairy in- mg "port of the Department of Ag- °n|_._m_“_° ‘Mm AI-pm *_ ,|._“_ -M connmatmh of

of Uaaa|laI will disappear |»|¢u|¢,w-¢ pg not yet been tabled. “aiu” ¢¢|_|¢g;9g”||_g||, ‘ I . - ='

'i‘lA1"ei¢2lR\0lha

pose. The Dalton Banatoriuin is a_ Technical school. su. no 'md hu'

take the Women's Institutes under-

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now irons non! is nluonann m__W, ,nn 'MM

_ odiforni »r'uonday'i`

Your watch is ticking_sway_in -s_ ui. mmud nun”

regular manner; and yet you _find that "Aw, “Wm Yo it 1*' ‘"1" um~°‘ 9° °°°“_`:piacin| meters iii

ion_ although it is apparently tm, mn"

_aa ir meters are

mm' . ` , _ then only psy

regularly, you i\n_d it is |_ai_ningI

what do you ao: _ _ __. __ i

deed. _ _ _

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the watch _goes a littls slower or_ _al _ I __ I

uma nm: ~ - ~_ _ _ _

Sometimes you take it In the watch

repairer who cleans it thoroughly,

and no kalum it that it l¢eepe1per'- ' - wnoI's_A_rs'sor --__ _I feet time. ~ - » ` ' ' _'fi- wuss shout that body or yeunr ~ sir: nf-the Pioiiiintiéa -_=li_6t‘_ ll' n mp-_some any sy any hmm in-am who im my isii_i¢Ii'_»f. -Af you est, sleep, play, and work. ` year ago, when at"tli_i _Q ‘But you nnd sometiniee that y0i_1»d`elegs_tlbn from the Ai* seem to be driving yourself. You are lia`nce, `C&ilaf\Birtwhistle mum, wiht to be eh the move; are to oi edidehjitf up 'evident instead _ _ _ irritable. Mother nm" you mi »iu¢=I_4m,,,¢¢ dishes think ,Icy _ I- -__ 011° lg-ld that". W ¢*_\°\\ P°°“1°" gish, sleepy, and'don‘t want to 'do wh” f,he"_l>rohlbiti6n` I-°.5,w~'l“*4i (f|“_5.i“°"‘\'*°'°° ti” Im°"»|| anythlnr. ' in ibthu eiiobitioii' *i‘i“**°“ '°f"“’°IU_°"f‘_“ s°‘“"¢ "‘

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Jun u with the watch. "I _ they we are I6; "mt" f “‘°i° And within y°urb°dyar¢\='n\1\h-t th " z tiieih _sr6me.- "1 ' I ° _ '-_“ Y"F’. ber or or-mu that so the rquinuag ng* __ ____ `;_°c__T__1$; I \¢°.»~inI i|_z_e. ,Whse fm happened; or all the processes. They mfinufac- ¢°_,,,,t think “_ -1-my m-¢¢,,‘_ g,°`u_\g` I “"7 W I_"'°"¥ °f. the; "°‘_ me wma aimuvs luis", .smug A,,,,,,,,, ,O ,,,,,,,,I,, ¢,,,,,, ,,, ,,I,.-1 wr! °f._,1lr-;_Kh»i'» qovemmeni on

m-on-ir for mum w.-muon the nfs..-.»au.~' no is on aww: at ’°*’ "ll 5""

speed of your heart, ind also the ,m-'|.,°m,,; ¢0mm¢` gnu, u\¢_jo£1oon I _ .°“1_1’° _Uliltad the bfslihlnlt li1”\“1\*e m“”“1“' “fl tiers of ins; they speak irish s I “‘§°i’“°F °'~°“"‘.’°1 "'° "”°. _°“°¥"‘°‘?| °ih¢f wiiviiy ih\‘°“lh°“l the b°dY» ledge or what they__m hiking' I °'..»"" ."}`°°°‘_‘_'_" _°’_."‘° ""~‘“*`*“i", regulate the coloring and thickness of The 61,,-"men of ui, uh _ _ _. 5 'P4 “'R‘¢°“““`_1¢§- 311| the blood, 'control reproductive mm, in mu ¢,5“¢h_'|h Q\l¢_4'»i0l__i_1\`_P!i'.'I °r¢~=»- the me °f dim*-1°” md I in the “us either amino-;"ao'nhi f,‘*i°'_°°°I."-“'-“‘¥ 1°‘.°€*‘E’ “‘P‘,*_"‘°°, number of- other important 'things _lny *_ It gs vm dwmgul gg 5'; _ mf °,°'"'°_m”‘i":‘W9“.m_ 1”” 15°;

that have to do with 'your everyday 4, ` mm gn holy or¢§¢_r|,_ sua I the W' ‘,u".'$:;,°f 111'- most ardent of our _prohiititiouish . Iiuuu. » _ _ , _. ‘ Now you can understand that these_ ,nb would mm W,__ wmlyflh __,I_ ,to ship _liQuor__to__ths United proceues were meant to work ‘all to-‘ha wg or is _,_m“d_ .nd °““m__I _iilgl-__ \_ .I~_ ' _ ._ ` I gether,’ because' the _overwork or 'yy M, om M wbucly d`¢¢|"g~ gm, it '_ 5170.3 underwork of one has an effect upon Wu | gmgng gm;-°g¢h 1° “(15.3 '!'°ft7,“'ith_f'h°_-U\mi°_'|j,’_¢lf‘°l if° #UD-_ some other one, two, or even more un, ¢,.,;,,,,,m,,,¢_ _ _ _ _ I _ _ ¢ 9'~'9_‘_' _f¢f"“d'_- “°t"§¢h'f other glands or o ans of the body. ` ` ` "““n°3_I'»m__'3 i°°“im\W 1° 'WP `l1~ 5

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fl 'rim staunch ein-an of uhparadee _ . .

For mstmm if th' thyrcid *und m_ ‘nd an ‘amhvlnd . all ‘Hill _

the neck becomes over » active what'hu,mmm_ W mm-_y,_ 1 ;'£“W‘5g“'4‘_ 5°°f°¢‘U h°PP°‘“? I sou hoc any so. in eiu-los aiu rd-' . _ ` - °°"°" °"_~°*‘.'.~.*°. '°°I“°° * Hem *nd limi' "°'¥ f“'¢f» ni' enforcement are rlhllhg 'in»t\ae’ ears' M-“"°.9f9 cm'“»u‘<"‘fci°" tissue is used or burns up rapidly, the‘°1 gh, ppoigigmn ` ' ' my "“n'.°?`“P9“.i‘h9._§"9‘§i0_D 1°! lllllf-_ individual becomes thin, and temper-i Ammo, md M, 1° ‘I I _ .‘_uii."I_'u` B°"@"'~ 3!`|¢i|i* 55?* HW" mil’ N 1°°\'=\“d- _ 'rho .mutha mussel W_°4hih¢_":°“. ,Iaaviiu if the thyroid glans hecoméq' len ¢,,_.,,,,, m,,,,,,¢,I.¢m_;,‘,,,,.,~i_§gg ,~,,I °. , -‘3*‘l‘.*\'_\\_'1_\°""."I’;*"° JW ‘active than-ir nonhsi, the hm-t` me I,,.,,,,, ,hey W* ‘*,*%‘?"..'°_. I¢°\1l‘°_ the Wye- 9_1

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foods arenot used up'or burned, and ` |,¢m.I ' ' ' ’ ' -,oy miillull -_-_4 the in<uviauai‘ menu overweight, 1;, mvgxfm °$._‘“"'_-°“_‘_4i“‘i' ‘.l‘P5-°‘°°'i¢"‘_'*I‘ temversture a little below nomial; *hm by th. mW¢`h¢§¢,I'°¢,I¢b,iy"_‘ ”_“|.¥l"|’l-`1I'”,'¢ "N DU” i0 The cause of overactivitymay be mm ,My ow, ,_h.I».'.'¢¢‘¢I-,|'&f‘,|. (5, if “P5 f_°l' 8 NNW 'dll- "“° "° ‘°'“° P°“°“ ”° ii" *Y'°""- A :ew or them 'ot the _¢io`a'ri'o¢\_`ik¢i-” °1"‘°'~m°»"-i‘°I*"”‘° ““‘”"*" ‘WI

_ The cause of lack- of ictivity may “om of hu N11 hI°m‘;,,.,§,n`_f,‘, ,wg _KPOWINIO 101' be due w hsmiity; the -imiiviausi eh,m -,hm ma", 5,,-1 ‘_°'°°--.°°1_\‘i%°f\l*_1l_“\Ii|_°1_ the rloie .hhpxy wuhom with it thyme out ,,,,,,,,,, ,D ,,,,,,,,_ ,mi M lmvmtlvn M. the __Dota1nsoh¢_ei is s littlobelow normal in activity. iih-my _“,m_~ - _' _ ‘ I~ . If 3' j _¢\“i_'°m»'4|¥\|_ “1_°il"f\§1Ul'° _ N°" Wh" °°“ Y°“ “’°'*-° *"1* *U Irh. public. who ii-‘ive b&s"y61cin¢ I i°~"¥_' 2599*” “ai °’_‘F°‘*"_ ’°'”°‘“5‘ of these glands in their bestpoesihle mwpprbtesl nI“,°u"'l_ mer dd ' 'MW m‘_?“'\5\b_i¢_-" ’ Can- shape so that they will keep you reg- mt mn! M It 3| M '__ coadauee_to shin ‘_l_it\i0r to the

uhrtea like aweii regulates water-»._ mm,” __m",__~. ~I ‘ ._ _-.. ,___ ~` _ IM f I' I `-

'rin-ee things, an |.~ mms am ' _ .'I___I » - . :- ._ ._.- .lille-United states 'Clcveraimiit daily. 1 part or mm of em, 2 pm.: _Ln‘:;.`_`;;;’;'1;;:r‘ ;__'M.‘_“‘ 7*‘~‘- _ rw-l_\¥1¢l effort in shaun ;_a_'cahr¢l»- or ma cmlik -he sumo, and /4 M mmm n p,_._,i»u~,9d~-MI* ¢|i_ee‘I._oo-nhununh f oanteiah any

Parts bread, vegetables and fruits. »”uIv°1\-mu in mq¢_|gn|m'|`,"¢,¢ ‘umm “Vu” W95U4W\. "We -..._...__: ,. More meat if you work hard physic- mm” *bien iwu- oohmm .,__» _I I I. in substsatis1_-aocdr_d1_with‘ pro- the United Stem,

ally. sleep '1 in e hour; in the 24. sir- - The my om »,,,-»c,¢,,;n _.IM 5” _.°fI 01° VU*¢°¢»l$li¢l'U5\f0|‘i\- Thi-'I il the ¢t°ri_’. vw' bv year. lrx- ercise if you don‘t have to work with un of imorwmént "5 eng _‘»_, _ _for a convention ...prohibiting cept for two months in 1026 Mr. King your hands, some handing exercises mmm whom me _,MM hw,” ____ isis eo_un‘zry.~~ r_4_¢_,,-_ was Prime xuihisier. an-. lun; how daily, with s good walk. _ dMd,__d_ . _ - _- _____G_a_md1an_.Govsr;isieht___huonm comes ro Paruamenr and with the

_ I “___ “__ im , Wuhiastoa. -_matter-_cr. smuggnm fervor or a savonaroln preaches-that

_ _ _ wsnmk referred _to a loyil m-_ damnation will come on our neigh-.his political foes

mmame_ Bu, ML Km had ,O ,,,,,,!c.»mmlm¢ they could similarly ink- _ . _ _I ,Rowell mis; fir ..oovsi-ament .or lpn. if we :ions have mam for-|

- slsrccn

Ol March, you seein to' be

The madcap month of all; ~ We've missed you so all winter,

Since leaves began to fall. _

We hope youll treat us kindly, ‘ _ And let sunshine greet each- hour;

showq'

And prepare for April weather

With its sunshine and its _ . You came along just like a -lamb; _

Thst means that ~you'il go out

Just like the roaring angry .lion _

We oft have read about. _

But be it lamb or lion, bright larch. We are so |lad'you're b¢'_rl: ‘

For rIg“t after youeomes April, with its wealth or nun sad sneer. '

-Phono Catherine Taylor.

`to get," as the lawyer joeulsrly\re- You for w_ Dunnmmma “pm” “_ _ on marked to Sam Weller in the fam- ing pug We of um nngncu 9( qu. ' _:A Finn," m“m'm' In “MH” ““|',,._ " .

ous case of Bsrdeli vs. Pickwick Provincial Telephone Departinent.» §';“tm¢ qnyq- wma jggmimg.

' ..._». THAT liquor was suppllfd fi” *l tor, and it is _ excellent for di‘iYlId

_ /um ni the boasting about the °°"°” °““’°'°' '“ mm " "“’°"" WWW ‘Nm *N °¥*i"1~ -_._, _

l_\\’07¢\|. _ / _

When drdwnto

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3; i

Q~ who are the IA. The name Sioux._is an lation or .s_ longer word "snake-like ones" by which or group 'of tribes was

WW amonriliv

out of them. -Their own

.themeeiveeis Dlkotan.

and are li western t 'ecjuatry l»mea_

‘mm the °'°”"'° °' me Unmd sublect. ' ' I 'I "W5=hiost°a Diiisdi. etnuiiues' to t'n`it`he cuows-'whau I-ie qizusneiie

abuse the mind of Mr Lea on the ff " icanadd on My!! Comihitsion .v`i1ll8‘ their' moral laws' In iustifi tio f

I - » , - .

5”“"°“ was b’°“3ht t° be” “P” -;- I I. _ - _ . ~I I- »|?1li»11'§ucr_to.f~ht,U0it»d-States." words of_Lord Curzon uttered seven

him. the pressure which. ewvrdinl The strategist or the King Gov- “Q » 11-|E |_ANp WE I IIDI1-1-'i‘ht 'Uaittditam continues years ago, in_is`:'is K

f to his own showing, is of a character ernment, who so long ruled the Lib- ` _ . - _ ` ' .>`Df0hI"foi‘ a_`.¢Glifef'i°lh0`e on "sn\_ugg|~ Where were the words 0| Lqrq

_lr_raANs_i.!l¢ii _ _ '_ Iiaaadilauorlelearsdcu. '.rhe.can, C_ui-mn in im, in im. in me, in

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‘_‘C_oldé*rliFi1ture”

A Booster Feature

To _Stimulate Bu_siness_ land Business Con dilions in Prince Edward Island, published by

The Charlottetown Guardian

We are Soliciting the Cooperation of the Business Firms and Leading Men of Charlottetown, Suinrnerside and

the Proyince.

Mr. Frank Walker, Assistant Editor of the Gusrdi

ian is editing this Special Feature Edition, which is now in the course of publication, and Mr J M Kirl land is in .ciiarge of Publicity.

Boost _for a _Greater Province

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_ Fire, Life, Ac`cident,' Sickness

.and .Plate Glass Insurance

at 'Lowest Rate.

Good Strong Stock Companies

Agent at Summersiiie, Lloyd Lewis V

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Departmental mgulu,lon`§° Imspéot-` ` ` -Pl \'3P°l’¢li=l°a debut - _in - _ ieltilil lhuoi-s. ` "Pew W

the United _Y°`u' are advised

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_ Canadian potatoes

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of Maine product A rel>°Yi.§

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United States market re shows uuti>.i:.1 i>°t\W 00 pound lot's_|ot s P I to' fifty`E5nts more P" "U" 5 'paid for tha lamp class 0| from the Stats of MMM 100 pound bel- W9”

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