_ t._._-1 §;i:£j€i_f .. \ _ _ __ _,,- .___ _I _ \

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MERCHANT - . - rv". ' ' f ‘ ~ in--P - ---»-- ~

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' F*"4"¥ I mfs Mr. ~ alnnws » - -.-.`&~~, _ _ - ._ _ ._ . ~ ' /' ;;-" ilUliH\|SQ\\l_!!tl il gee h||_ hone" f` '"2 . Qs." _ __ 1 if-;,".7g`9/Q3'/' , - ‘ _ _ _ _ _~;\,_\|` \;\\\_ \\‘ _ _

sei” Qin _if

:gi

The pie Paper .._...~.. Realiiiy very y

> ` Covers Prince Edward Island Like the Dew

5_4

4 _ _ _ .. D -_ _

lérdd- _

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There -Ia more inducement an

morality in one hundred dollars in the aavlnga bank than In the

Ten commandments.

’ 9

Chariotto¢awl‘0unrdInl 'Iwo Cent; Morning Gsuilnn, Founders -uw:

_ _ CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1924

9" “ :, ‘ .. “~=r“_r ‘~ -W. "eo ,_ - '_ ____.-

/ -- ~ ~‘ "4 1 i t' 'li

as _ s _ __ . . / _ /,/,.5

‘sorioyfqe shilling .¢ m,,,.,m “_ ' _.ii ‘ ` _ ‘ '=¢ -- t -» - -,.9 ,///.-.,_1M,f`.. _vs »» ` ‘ . \` . ` ga . time u_\¢_l»i»°l_< type.. . - ",_. __ __ ff . ~ _ ' __ -_

Alnlll lnllltllthll Dtllvt ` lly Mail, Canals lil U» B-

all .ill

At Londoll___Ci‘imin_a1 Sessions Yesterday the Jury Flve_ Minutes Deliberation Convicted the Ex-Immigration Agent and Sentence Was Postponed in Or-

derfto Ascertaln

tion the Government Was 'Pre- pared to Make.

(Special Cable to The Guardian)

t - 'l

U-'ONDON' Mann °'“Th9 Mitch-ithnt representations had been

' E

ell trial ended this morning when

"lie defendgft :M ‘mind guilty on`gfIfiAceer\;yAy;‘;»ocli§-illtillixiftiogle Sovetrll- a counils t e indictment. The mnm_ N9 doubt me judge-B Ubse,

Jury returned their verd-letfnlter tive minutes albsenoe

Tile judge immediately express-

ed great anxiety to see what could be'done for those who had -lust their money and to this end post- poned sentence -until next sessions.

iWhere, -he asked, was the mon-

ey?

Prosecuting counsel replied that

the bank into which defendant had put the money only had twenty live pounds cash in December.

~Defendant's counsel stated he

saw no chance, of getting the mon- ey from the defendant. He was ac- ting as the representative of the government, The money had been spellt. _

The judge remarked that deien tlallt was a government official hol- ding zl. responsiighe position all the time when he was supposed by ev- eryone to be noting for the govern- ment. ‘Lf this scheme had 'failed and had been o. government scheme prosecutors would have got their money -back from the govern- nleut. Now he was told there was nobody to do li. 'rife ledge tuition; “I think the country that sent him here ought to consider -the results ol' sending hlm,»here. Sometimes n ¢0i"l¢»l’Y B- 103310118 and _perhaps a“i\ew coltntry hasnew virtues and will consider whether victims of their agent might not be consider- cm..

»i__1__;

condensed specials)

RA'l‘E»f!o per word, net

each insertion in this column

"=-*

°FOR 8ALE--HEAVY BROWN

paper ‘G cents a roll, Guardian office_ 1780-2-28-tf

#ron stu.:-L2 asses Ann 2

ganders. .Arthur Roberts, Win- sioc. 21.

°T'tODAY A'N-D -SATURDAY ARE.

treo aluminum ware days at lleer and Weeks..

.__.i_____..___-_ 'FOR SALE--NINE MILCH COWS

Ilolsteln and Ayrshire grades. some due to freshen shortly. Al- bert Robertson, Mermaid.

1813-3-5 3|.

*FOR SALE--150 ACRES ON

north side Dundee Road. Lot 50. lately occupied by Malcolm Lester McLeod. Apply to Mc- Leod & Bentley. 1i~

°ron e».ta--.°rw:NTv-Five sem or into wtyn good buildings in cornw l vfl age. Apply to Seymour Scott on premises.

__ _ me-2-zo-sl.

°18.olio‘oMiNo.¢5 IN pun wih-

liic nu will _

Eiliiiilil

What Restitu-

Prosecutlng counsel remarke

‘ anti il

ant influence on the government

Tile judge added no one colll

doubt these officers parted wltl their mone entlrellv on the iaith

vatlons would have ra very ‘import-

" ' il

Fuser Mitchell the h,,,,,i_:,.a¢|,,n that the Yordshires are away lllleutl. __ have been f_o__0wed_ _,That who

P. i. |_ siliii lilttiillsilni

“i _._

Annual Meeting Held .In Technical School

, The annual meeting of the Swine Breeders Association wus held yesterday lliornillg lil the Technical School, the President Mr. ,Peter Brodie in the chair. ‘There was H good attendance.

Mr. W. J. Gibson the secretary

outlined the steps which had led to the organization of the Associa- tion und briefly set forth its objects. The Association had in-

Hls Honour Lieutenant Governor

proving comment by Mr. (‘. Gavin

tice. The subject of thc lecture

our duties as citizens .nlillht be classi-fledas, first, to the commull- ll. ~ second, to the province; lllirtl

plre and fiithf to humunlly_ Till-.sv he would consider ln invol‘si~ ol'tlol'_

Tile great problem which today

dominates all these duties ls. flow shall peace be secllrod? The ready answer would he by avoiding the cruises of war, ibut. that did not cur- ry lls vcry l'ilr. Thp cuilscs nl' will' were as numerous as tho utilises of judicial actions and tllose ilellmally assigned were, defence, indemnity,

.land -punishment. One or more of

these justifications was allways pleaded by n waning power. lic did not ibelieve in the commonly nc

dow. Final ‘Unk JUS! Qfflveicepted assumption that peace is

00,111 Bali ritla _- juaranteed

-.----» _

REE AL MINUM WARE-T0

- . . _ _'F U. . _ .

dn" or ` “en mr "OOF day and-Saturday Don’t miss this

awciet and. lex-28 cents .per lienklnsk `i. _ 3|.

*PDR BAL5--Ovl SELF ACTING

“Millie mach ns, one 10 inch Mlnielpxt grinder, one L. F. barrel noel slits lnell. one sei

Burr stung. Apply Claude B. Mciilwon. letol Mills.

1864 3 7 2l

care

NOW

i opportunity! Beer and Weeks. .__1_._____..___-_

|"‘FOR SALE-0_R EXCHANGE 2 l bronze gobblers. Apply John A.

Campbell, Long River. 18663 72| ~ ~w`ANreo-ami. ron oeiveaai.

housework, no washing. -\i>|>|y _Depot l-louse. li

'most'-anus slun een. Finn-

p----»-i-1-fl*-*'*_""* *ORANQIB THAT BOLD FOR 80

cent; one year ago, now sslgng

8 ii aan or» ur

4 _gbrlen gee our win- dow. Jenkins & Sou. sl.

'LGU'-YCOLLII DOG COLOUR

yellow, white strip around neck i“" l’£.°"'l "iii "3, ."i.¥.“i“ now o er a us' please notify J. A. Campbell, New

_ London._ __ 4887-8-6-li. _n____._.__.____._._...._...___--- 'WANTED - CAFABLI MAIDL

A' lo W ui. street. _ W’ , 1s41-a-cal

_____._..._.._._._____._-----

~wi\~|v'r.ao--lov To LIAQN boiler makin! iflilU_- Amr .Emo si_ovran_i00mvany._Lld. 3'

_srplepes lesvear. this oftice. tl*

ations of nature

th oil the natural warring instinct

gle und in the human race For the

ce was to secure peace within oul own borders. To that end we must ive wise tlziws wisely admlllisti-r

ill wur all laws have broken tiovtn, This wus not so, T110 IWKCS ifilii' prevent the North See. front o_vcr~ whelmliliz the low lands of Holland have .broken down in Wally D|=\U<’5 ill the luco ol' a furious storm bul this ltffortls no reason lor tioillil away with nil the tl)`l¢GS~ Th" D11" ol' wisdom wus to strengthen lllif weak places undso 'prevent thc do struction ol’ the wllole country. _

The due administration oi ln_w

would guard a realm against cliil war but the 'breach through which the tide of war would come ill would bebetween the independent realms. tlnternntionsl tiaw was not a code binding upon all nations. 'rite ebieet nt' the Leesue GI 'N11-

_tlons was to establish internation- lii safeguards and although some progress had been made, the full accomplishment may the 10118 dl-“lil”

ed. The League had (prevented war

til the United Sta

ton joins with the other we i D0

(Continued on Page 3)

5 annuatioii _..Bi11_

ici .Zilla §~` i

“TW”--"“i"°“ irfiasslaii

t r r n s

mgzsulgep 1711:’ ills Citi? l9l'V|°° ~ll‘

tgough no mention was made of it l the speech ~frotn» the throne.

o al afternoon

some ny tissue: iie:#‘iol_wo»de

1 Yesterday. i

The fourth session of the eighth

An. audience which was at once lha...uurmal condition ei nmnklnd lfiiisialllfi’ Of NOW BYUHSWNK W"-“lothermnincroirbeini; llliivba-ge. frhe _

a compliment tothe lecturer and an .and war a vlolentwinterruiption of °l’9“"" '~hiB"‘f“f"”°°” ‘vm “U l’°’"i‘ S0i| is fillhdi’ wld aiB0l'bs mole- Canaan was n sort of “wud y evidence of confident anti- the ordinary roccss ol' cxislellce. and ‘"5""V “S ‘Ven "5 "'mm"y MS' L‘""‘ Ver? “WHY and “nuke the ('Br|i|Bil Ul1if¢d PPMS) piece. -He was pleased to find cipalion sreeicu inc Hen. lt was the triumph or civilization may that lreflifieu has IuU‘{lf\<’-fi|nortlieril part of the state. nerves- _ ,,,,,,,,,,, me mos, ,,_,v0,,,,,,,,_ clue: Justice Mnthlestm ‘ on isnt it had seen.-nu sunt. lengtln-_n l"“l ‘viilelu -any fwturos to fiiflilaeitlnc -starts sometime after June i.o.\1noN, Merch s-creat Bri- ,,,,,,,,_,,,, C.,,,,,,,1,,-,. ,,d,,,,,,,,g..,,_ the occasion of his lecture in mg periods of peM_e_ HQ mlmed special interest other than thc all-'mid he had seen many carloads go- ruin ig in npnnrl gg-vpn million vastness in area and natural feed the mtg? We Wm med th SL James' Han last n|ght_ The H0n_ Ch,ml,e5 E_ .Hughem Sec,.e_ lloultt‘elnoltts -of the go\.c_lnulcni. ing to other States. The counties pounds 19.35 on military prepay-a. weam, should receive more ~ 0 hall was well filled andthe keen- tary of iSta¥ lor the -United istal- §l)_';_"_°5’ in me Speech fiom me ’mme‘_l_i“m§i§_“‘°€’“l"d_ N°:'f?lk~ Vg" £10115 in 192425 fha" duflllg U19 llcity in England. Speaking est' interest and appreciation was ng, whom .i,.__ designated one ni' the ,_‘_3;‘°~________ch a_m0_mc____ that _______‘_‘_f`ee _;‘__vCV‘___;'_f_3 1;' \;B_gI_’_‘;__l:~ 2°;-__e~__‘; c_l_l_l__i_<;_;l_§___dye_»;1_§~__y 1;l_`_I:;i_;_ *if;;l_2_i3-_*Ei Prince Edward island he sal

3‘i::;€ler1t§.d t'i}i‘i(t;ui=t‘;T.n\\/t.h8. 11,125ivggfifégayzrskigiigx _§'_";;‘_°§`vE.cxperi's report on investigations_dcmilml iior seed potatoes which .ter the uexerlscsl year from $260

‘gan presided and immd_we__ the w_l”s as nm as mankind _md ____a____ into the feasibility of the tlcvolcip-,Will C0il‘Ul\liG While U10 island W0' 000,000 to $225,000,000. The es- (Continued on Page 3)

lecturer in a briof and appropriate n mode,-n invention __ __ _, __ .i lull ';“i_"" "F G’f'“"fF"n” bg" umdbité RKIKIYGBS- between inevitable storms always H “veI;q“l“Sthatv°‘"“ ‘T an t I At the cms” n vote of 'hunks' gathering in some quarters with'iitfl;aiIi;ll;)nill`ff`ifenn nwollltlgtllrzerniigiiitl .moved in complllllentary terms by me fntntuil recurrence oi the opcr- beam the I;10____e at an earl; _luxe

Mcmnnon and seconded with _“__ The _ecmrer dwelt at some _en_____.anci that the iiouse would be ask-

Dufiy was tendered thc Chief Jus- to .he _fwnd |n sen ,md air “ml jun. " (oommued on page 5_)

And Others.

‘the meeting of the P. E. I. seed ,\Potato growers in the Technical

Mr. A. E. Dewar presided. He ex-

tended _to put on a sale of pure _ 1 | bred sows but thr-nugll lack of MAY COME To OANADA ‘Bla ‘Rad th? this meeting was not

e “DUB Meeting. but a. special

f Th Ar hbilsh uuds this was not done. Moreover __ "_ °_ _°P °f °“"ff?"b‘"`Y' conference for the discussion of tif:

- » cess o . t

MY- GibS°1\ UNH SDOKI’ Of the ‘°"° °"t“""“' °f thi' ¥°*"`- TM |"V|~ most satisfactgiyc-fro? ill: 333

y ergnnizn The-nn ure nt pt-penn; 35 Through the Churches, which will 000 with every prospect of future

mat they were demlng Wm, me lliclnbers. Tile receipts were $117,. hclld a convention in Buffaiio, in advancement. govemm_em_ He postponed semew 35 and expenditures were $30_95_ November. The Archbishop would The secretary. Mr. Wilfrid Boul-

_ _ _ Ml; Peter B,-Odin Enid the 01-. make a number of addresses in the ter read the minutes oi the prev-

géxingeggigig mr good news heme gnuizntien in new getting well large cities. The Archbishop is Dr. ious meeting. ' | CLMM AG'A|NST FEDERAL under way. it was started inthe tn- Randall Thomas Davidson and is Mr. John G. Moomaw» American

GOVERNMENT terests of co-operation anti ln Jrtlel- sev_enty _five years of age. Hs was COIwl:_l _ said hen -possibly repre-

__ ' to get a better price for pork. At formerly chaplain to Queen Victor-'$91119 Il M3 05 Gia] CIIDHCHY the

E(3_.E?:Y;£,'ng1%roC,?e£lm;:§ prcscllt the farmer has to tnkc is‘ar\d efflciated at the coronation ;\;%€c_¢;g3_0ym_;2_l‘_ <;_li_éh_;e___l§1sdo?;;_.i_0n sts gist on the Dommion Gove,.nm(,,,t uhat is offered by the buyer. of King _George_ Moes _U to U _ d S t DOH

I bursm h British A,.,,,,, of Speaking of the development of -#<'°'¢"-'-"» - 2- " te ia e3~ re m g t e ~ . seems through this splendid or floors who lost their money through the haw" h°5 lndustry he bam ‘ ganmmon the wows of Emerson

agent ,.ec,,,,,,,,e,,ded by Hom John we are especially interested ill the N H ‘ Sinclair, Minister without portfolio. English “""kei~ We must g"°“" | _ | _ Sgsfelgligg I:§‘;d\;€§,.|,|'h\51|%)e,;‘hd of

The amount involved is $20000. “'1‘“f U10 E“S“iih“\“\1 ‘mntiii ul ` . ' »» _ a

- . track to his door. The. speaker

. » was interested in agriculture from

(c°"\*|"U¢d °f\ Pi9¢ 3) (°°'_‘"“U°d 9" P39* 3) early childhood, his brothers being ' ~ _ . » ilitinlsteiy <‘0i\ndcted 'with Aigri-

cultural institutes in t.he lState of Virgina. ‘I-le was therefore in- sympathy with the agricultural

_ ~ aillis of tile Province and would

' _ _ bu glud to give what assistance hc

- ‘-2 could lil his official capacity. tHe

_ ‘ had lived lor two years at East-

_ _ _ _ (CBf\ad>an PPCSS) _ ville. Wlrginla, which is largely in-

- 1<l.i».DEulC'l'0N, N. B,, Mer. i».- , 6,, , 0m0es_ -1-W om

.erslgt n p o p - to crops are grown every year, the

duces the right typo oi’ seed. From the official record at the Con- slila-te Mr.Moomaw quoted the fol- lowing figures representing the amount and value of island potato shipments to United States dllr- ing 1922 and 1923, shipped from Charlottetown and Summerslde.

WM 501110 WWW P"°m°"‘9~ prevention of war, he sliitl, there " 4 ‘ ` ~

Consilleratiotl of solne problems was no remedy at premm 1,, sight, _

of today, the lecturer said, would except to so strengthen our safe.

be of value to its chiefly lil so fur guards 0,- peace mn; they may ‘

llc! it mlBi\l ‘|lldi'~'“i@ 0' °h"““’ “gm tneet and overcome the increasing " " " ‘ '

lrpbn our paths of duty_ Apart from danger and dw,-asmgion of wnn . _

i'19¥`50““l and ‘1°m93"° ‘1“est"°“5 The first step towards world pea-

Yi ht . ‘ ‘ - - - , _ I

to the dominion, fourth. to tlle_l<}ln- ed_ It “.0um _he mm mi-_l,n|,_~i that ul

` (Continued)

THE OLIVET MESSAGE

Searchlight Sights

(fouling into Cleveland harbor

one cvellillg. just after nlglltillll u number of passengers were goth- cred on the upper deck eagerly watching the colored brellk\votol~ lights and the city lights beyond. Suddenly a general curiosity wus aroused by n small boat of some sort, on the left, scudtlling swiftly along in the darkness like a black- cr streak on the black waters. A few of us who chanced to be near the captain on the smaller deck above, heard him quietly say,

“Turn on the searcllilght." Almost

instantly an intense white light shone fllll on thc stranger-boat. bringing lt to view so distinctly that wc could almost count the lluil-heads ruld the strands in her cortlage.

if some of us ilcre to-r.;gi.i hate

lllude thc prayer suggested in our last. talk together-Lord Jesus show me. what. there is in my lilr that is cliepleaslng io Thee, that Tllou wouldst. change-we will appreciate something of the power of that Lake Eric searchiight. There is a scarchlight whiter, in- tcnser. more keenly piercing than any other. into every heart that dc- sires, and will hold steadily open to ii. the Lork .lesllsu will turll that

_(Continued on Page 8).

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Being Prepared _,_ _ ~.,,__,,,,,,,,, ]}\` __

_ ...__r`~'j ' _ ,.__,.,,, I

*ittlgosroponec gmisggv helm; con; F/ND/A 7. 5 .I5_,._0"”,¢,,_,}_ partments t e na per adds. ‘f/pn; by £1/lb 161;/ _ ' M0 Wx’ /'7'J£"'fn'”'%'”,:f°_ __ _ _ _. _ »»»- --i-»-w /-»~- ~-~.f~f 'Wi ff. ...M »f.» . °t°" -.._'~i-.‘H;.it~'=t:=.f..t"‘l.ii-.' -ca.

1.- '/..

between _lt;.ly_ and 8 _rs£_c_e, Ei)1__r°_;’_';; /' ...tara __ _ which mst lava 0 nan/ ` sl ll 'r l M l mn. at “"‘“‘°- Wm 'im t° M mum “_ 1,257' `/ '- 1'7"" ».'.":“" ' rgguzrleiltxishagil.Ad:l\li§len15.nntl W" mn "mt ““ ,H w_ '/-"T_ on ‘;.~,`_‘1§" _ ¢._ "_,.~ \sr{3m_ya6 " gsnfi/____ ’ 25 cents. no n

i ‘

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rt .' ~

ons the Leasll'-2 °“““°t endure a /'H' <0 nf +°A K A 5 _ H(M .|». R... --- _ “mem “rum” Meamlme` tha le; - € .i":3 6* / . I f»'.'.l"il5"'5;§i7'7:-P51. “Come to the concert and soc- . ’ - _ _ "lf" d°°'"°d’ our 'me re “nc \"` .,'.F‘-Fx if Q \_ °/i'°f// ’.’*"_'.-- 'f~~ lai at Bonsbaw Monday, March 10. 5' ~ _ _ _A

. al //ii ' _ V

Interestin Outline oi the Year’s Work B

the Secretary-Good Business Prospects __ For 1924-Addresses by Lieut. Gover- S0Cial Hvllr Spent

nor M K' . _

c innon, U S.Co_nsulMoo1naw emng__ ImmigTa_

There was u large attendance at` Table Stock Potatoes: in 1923,

57.588 bushels. value $48,429. in of the Natl0n_

'School yesterday. ‘The president.

1922, 66,810 bushels, value $38,854.

Seed Potatoes: In 1923, 280,611

bushels, value $301,840. -ln 1022 109.012 bushels, value $91,336,

The duty according to .the U. -S.

Act of 1822 is 50 cents per 100 pounds.

'From the 1920 -figures, which lie had been iniiormed by 'Mr_ A. E. Dewar, amounted to about 13,000 bushels, it can be seen that there

125 table stock potatoes shipped to United States, declared viilue $75,377; seed potaitoes 83,664 bush- els, value, $146,412.

Mr. Moomaw pointed out that

as tile aim of the Association was co-operative, lt should be remem- bered that the-meaning of-the word was “working together" anti there could 'be no successful action with- out unity. individual members should realize that the directors are looking upon the problem con- fronting them in a general way and in the interests of the Asso- ciation as a whole. Today scient- iiic attention must be devoted to agriculture not only in product.ion ._i..i__-__--i-____

(Continued on Page 6.)

Britain Lowers Military Estimates

For 1924-25

army of 152,592 men all ranks, ex

(canadian Prem `

SYDNEY, March 6.- Mayor

James McConnell this moriling ln-

' Coming Events, ~ _Meetings Etc.

HATES.-2 cents per word each

"A meeting of thc Uigll “lid

Grandview Ishlpping Club will he held in l'igg Hal-l, Illlonday, March r

“Come to the Basket and Box

if t fl e, first fine night

followiux~l783~ll-4 2i.

about a hundred and twenty.

Ei-pigli; Y-l=§_l`_§C:l|l\_\F¢1§ '_‘_'(t3€t;T€3h§9ig9:f" during the years. 119111136 19 ,».' ueleasugaeaefl- dt_ Paul under the auspices of hese “pn “ms w wh

has been an encoulag, ug advance Charlouemwn “mary Club

= "I »-tlcdis- 'r'h l

,In 1921 his 1-ennrgn ghnwed 44, A‘g"ricl'_‘l‘:_?_rl_§‘_‘;_ °,‘i.i§;y cfglegiferical Work of which W. B. Jenliinlsi

_lion Agent of the National Y. C. A. -said that the advantages in N h m I gh °."__ Canada ifor British emigrants ow ow W we sed °

not 'been exaggerated. The idea in Great: Britain was thait. ,inn 8 M muh Wu. 1_”’_°go

timates provide for a standing _ -_-----Q4->----_

clusive of the ‘indian army compar- ed with 154.536 this year. _ Price before the shares basin to so

.___ _ up.

UFF;|®E_telligent people, would actualiy

_ _ offer to invest money in such a

Taking Ally Chances .

stalled n new luck System on all care will place tile resignation of' city liquor warehouses and on ol’~ -his cabinet in hands of President flees occupied by vendor J. K. Mac- Millerand unless the Finance C-inl- kenzle, wllo was su.spended last -mittee of the Senate approves the night. The lsystem employed is fiscal measures for economy :l.ltl the same ns in bankvaults; one increased taxation as voted by lite key is in the possession ofthe Chamber of Deputies and signifies liquor inspector and thc other in its readiness to discuss thcnl liy tho hands of the lnayor, No ware- Tuc-sday, March 1l_ This ull_lln-

-_ i h nttlm was delivered by the Premier

l .n be o ened unless mt _;?:s§,.;:'ent_ D to the ‘l<`ina'nce Committee this ev- , ___<-¢->---- enlng_

Afmimncementst The Weather, Etc.

insertion. ____ ' I -"Don’t miss seeing Sally Jack S\NQE.. PR6l'\lB|T\0l`l. also Mr. Ross ill New Glasgow.

Hall the 12th lllitl 13th.

At Concerning I-lie Ac-

Cafe Paiul Last Ev- tions While Minist-

er of Agriculture

In Nfld.

(Canadian Prnt)

ST. JOHNS, Nfld, Mlrch 8. -

Today's sessions of the inquiry be- fore Commissioner Waiker .-were occupied with the taking of - dence in connection _ _with -

_ graph Four of the Terms bill _ -

There WU “U attendance 01' ence which refers to-silegitiolfs df

five wrong doing in relic! expenditures

tion Address by Mr. J. H. Hunt

al . Council Y. M. C. A.

the totalled over 87v00,0$0 'wel-"e` pil _l'- and taken by the Department of Pil

at' one of the Iiahermens' union mem-

tendlng the Farmers' meetings _ were well re resented. Dr. lra J. bers was than mmnteh At var

Yeo, president of the Rotary Cllib,

presided.

A feature of the evening was the

address by Mr. J. H. Hunt, Spec- A ial Immigration Representative the 'English National Council, .\l. C. A.. a summary of whose

marks is given below. There were By Soammon Lockwood _

also short addresses by Hon. J. '

Myers, Conlmls-iioller of Agricul-

ture, Mr. W. J. Clark, of Kings- FAKE ADVERTISING. ._ ville, On-t., Mr. J. A. Clark, Super- _ _ __ _ _ _ intense-nt nr the Experimental Here is aslorivus opportunity. to Station and Mr. J. 0. Hyndman. get rich quick, without anY-WLD\‘\l-

(¢orltinuo`d on Page 3)

°‘ ADVERTISING

Y. re- _- _

H. -

There was an enjoyable musical “Just a few dollars invested in

programme comprising vocal solos the Northern Michigan Cat Ranch by Mrs. E. W. =lVltcKinnon, violin should make you independent .f-Jr solos -by Mr. Porter and instru~,life. , _

» mental nunibers by Cs-nt. Duiries We are starting with 100,000 eats.

and Capt. Duthie, each selection Each cat will average 12 kittens 3 being warmly eucoreii.

year. The catskius will sell for 80

Mr. -i. H. Hunt. Special Emisru- cent, each. That figures a daily fn-

‘M- come of over $10.000,00.

had aha! °\‘\ Adioining the eat ranch we. W l

5;; rats. The rats will breed twelve He times faster than the cats. so We ____ will have plenty of rats to feed the

cats. And now what shall we

-D“_i_’é rain the carcasses of the cats after d it the cats have been skinned.

Do you see how simple it is? We

____ feed thc rats to the cats, and

then we feed tho cats to the rats,

zilnd thus get the cat-skins for noth- Hg. Better get in at the present low

Would you believe that sane, in-

schclne ns that described above.

Well, extravagant as it may seem, |lt_ is nevertheless true that people did, is it any wonder that rascal: avail themselves of the tremendous power of advertising?

Here's nnotherl ' Not long ago a chain letter was

started. promising that it the recipients would lend ten cents to a given address, and write. _.tive copies of the letter to five women,

sho would receive e. siik_ When the place from Where th se letters started wits raided by government detectives, t r were, I am told, nearly Btgfafg letters in the mornlng'e mall, each containing A dime. "

As 10113 as the srnit is as eq;

ns this crooks are going to flourish -a., long as there are people who can be cheated, there will _be cheaters. You cannot make evdry- body honest by lelisiative enact, iiléfil.

But it is s serious wrong. do

blame utlveiitlslng because it lla sometimes used by raschls.. Ydli might just -as well blame the type-vvritter which therlacai uses to type his inks advertisement. '

(British United Press)

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No branch of business has made

more strenuous efforts to clean house. to keep out the rascais. than the arlvertlslng business. '

li you do not balievsthis, he td

HHY roputahle newspaper adverts-

lns office, and attempt to put in an advertisement in which you ll for money on any pretext whatso- ever. l tried it the other day with the New York Times. Goahl if l had not a clear conscience it aeemvto-lo i would have had an exoesdtilly uncomfortable quarter hour, . aa-

swerlng th quastl _ the referenies thltwexmm”

and l:_ is the ns%wai with all of e 3, roputs pggagrqa.

they halve tbehal suapiolfn a totetrut, |lsptx,_ _ mflvertlssment, &‘l1,i'¢fil 0 it snneenntil they ¢r¢,tlnl,y patio; fle '

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