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Doss nor sultry

A FEW RUBS WITH Moovn Conn PENCIL

su- Charla nmu. President.

Iaralll Dally l5- nr year

i founded

___.__ Principal Bruce" Queen's University,

‘furl o r

en. The following extract

his address has reported in

greatest statesman. Bruce Taylor

is well a Charlottetown where he

D-LCIIIIQ,

I887) I.“ t-alkl) In advance la

A STRIKING TFHBUTE.

Ymmlquiet.

Kingston‘ Standard will be of 111-’ Vterest to our readers who are only {becoming acquainted with Canada's

Principal known in

.1. n." nun“, Aaaaelata Idllor.

Cnaala. aaa

(loll and) la per yen: v I I

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1921

lhns the rare ability to put his mea

ing into plan, forceful, gripping

Movords-uot a syllable too many, Kingston, (in!

tariu, speaking recently before the, Kiwanis Club or that city, paid an iileganc-frfliute to Premier Meigb-

not a syllable too few.

shall come the people of ‘Cauad

Empire-will

ston Standard." Our jealous little Liberal news

ma... no run-nut

Surely when the general election

‘will not forget the services this unassuming, forocful Prem- . tl lib il cigan see 's to have “he icr has done for Canada and the! w ‘ Pr‘ r m

. , been not reward him b_ casting him overboard. for untried thousands" have men and unlripd po]|c;e5__ Kingvin this Bell Llovernment whirlpool-

ras "egg

skeleton-like dye-ppm,» 4t their»: Govern in the School Supply department

‘scheme for money out of those who can least afford it. in order that funds may he provided to llIld-ill)’ swell their own big salaries and incomes. An- other batch of their returning chickens.

A.

u.

Equally notable with these is that which two YPBPB ago the Pat- riot so thorny described as "THAT INFERNAI. SCHEME, involving the proyince in hundreds of thou- sands. perhaps millions." in which all the language and description ui‘

ai

most truly iarophetic. approaching to

. Sums t-he "hundreds already been sunk

V

and what have we got to show for it all? Qungnlires HIDOUINI in the

wéoopdqwo have {t to‘

established to give school books at cost to the poor, and which ifwas their policy to abolish, but now in- stead, like their grog shops. trans-

"‘""'"i'ofinéd a” making

ft f! f.“ K

l "AAA a

r tr ‘ , . . I Others’ View Points The Non-Voter; (Guelph Herald.)

in connection with a revival oi talk about compulsory voting_ a writer in The Review of Revclyvs estimates that in 1920, and allow- ing for growth. there were in the United Slates 52,000,000 possible voters, and yet of this number only 26,789,742, or fl little more than one-half, went to the polls. Of the absentces some were ill. some had lost residences hitwcen

registraticn and election. some were excluded as insane 11s con

victs, as paupers, or by ape-nil’ laws, like those disfianchising the negroes in tthe Southern Statics.

but it is apparent that the ovir- wheiming itiajority did not vole ha-

cause ‘they did not take the trouble to do so. in every election, presi-

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.

' I 12ml ldMaltelf;

tieniini or otherwise, this “getting

AND ALL l5 OVER

t . .. nl,AJ/A_Ji4 "

has spent several summer holidays. Principal Taylor said in part:

‘l v

appear that the complimentary re-

xipers which trust to make it

been forced

‘level places to which the few rains we have had could get access. those who have

To t0

For Sale only at THE TWO MACS.

"One of the pleasing facts I re- marked lD England was the great

ferences to Premier Meighen in such newspapers as the London ‘Titties. The ‘London Chronicle.

yvade the m-ttd and force their uni- mals or curs through the almost ini- passable slouglis we with safety ask “ls the mud and muck worth

ticntinl election in the United Sta tes cost $10,385,509. it's 1 bad slate of affairs, for which it '

‘out of lthe vote" forms the chief lmrden of expanse. and explains in part the fact that the‘ last presi-

no easy

vrespect for (‘anuda and Canadians, drugglsts, 149 Great Georgg St. l

mwl Prcmier Bt-iand of Plan (‘l|.

fiiscussitin ot‘ the subject, ho evcr. will not be started beiu

T hnrstla y. tile

were distrilmted to them today.

,-. H. F. DEMPSE Y

l ' Graduate of Banal School of PILNU TUNII“ in Grafton arm!

yiresidcnt of the council, so infor-

_ _ _ “9- went. uttt-r tutlays session of the coun-

counoiliors mean- timte s-tutiving the vuluntinous do

.' . ui 1e .' t . fitment m lhP totiglcd case. ‘.\’lll(‘h J (gn m ‘md with a farm“ d9,

impression as a strong, virile. vig w.

re orous personalit_v-alert in mind.

keen and far- seeing in vision and

iterminntinn to stand for the right.

Perhaps the one characteristic of

lrsar rw -\lr- Nieighen that more than rtnyr- 0mm. (my for me organization o; thing else impressed the people of ‘ a

‘the Motherland was his quiet deter. _mmution and his antaziog, ability

‘ in compress in a few wqnlg not

alone his own opinions. but. as l ileum n the opinions tfiflifl=*illbw-

cuutitigvmcn. whom he so wortiiily

represented. indeed, -l know of ‘no

Where in England. Wherever he Mr. hieighen made a marketi‘

‘in this tribute.

apart from the party. .

NOT SATISFIED.

,fied with the proceedings of the meeting held in (‘harlottetown the

the Liberal Conservative Assam-ia- tion 0i’ Queens County. lt admits that the organization was success- fully completed but expresses dis- Lippointtncnt over the fact that the retiring President, Mr. W. H. Ait-

ken, who has so long and faithfully

1 , . v served the party, had not been moreilwem.‘ 01' IWPHLM five 3cm term

Principal Taylor is big enough to recognize the llliill

The Patriot is not entirely sails-

mcrly held in places by their sod- land covering. And with all these the jutting stones standing up

rattle and shake lhe passing cars or tennis and to lame the unfortunate horses.

The added expense of these roads to thetnxipayers of the I will be something enormous. \Vlih<; in ttwo years, wanting as theydo‘ the bottom lo-‘intlation they will be‘ n greater hill of expense. for re- pairs then they were before this upheaval. Added to these costs oi"

repairs will be the interest on therulluie; Gctieral Griesltnclt. M. i‘, Ymw"np"th we 31mm" Te""'l“,ll.illws.‘lyrfmmlflf "“"‘“fl'!.If,§',',fl"§lf,ji,f h€(l"r,lx.mli'i',"]) 1.‘,‘.*"".‘“' ' vnoncy borrowed 101' Illcii‘ wnsllillv- for Edmonton. and J. A iiav. mcai- 1mm‘ “m! 1' “l-“ne 131ml‘ m“ t" m Igylilllllllilllnkljillifitl{LIHTHUJ‘lltfIhYlIlSll c‘ I ll- f“ P w maul" I mm “with Wm ‘lmnum to “'00” b" for qolkirk - * ldted lllLhllld iorttzvily lhcrt- \‘.'v'l'l l -‘ ‘ ‘ ~ l» A I ‘ H ‘I » ‘Jtllliilltl sitter-s." of any jilli _ -, _ _ t - km,“ msmups bvuvvl,“ H“, mm “I phi ti. the galltrn. ill ~i*lls.l.lllllill | \\lll(‘ll is inv-iltgcittly Pillltlfl.

o‘ mmumna] (axes 1hr eve?’ “Olaf, A“ mm? are Sons M pmmwzrs’ (‘uurt offirizlls and the Savoy jury‘ M“ "M “bm“'""‘1"-\" ‘mm?’ 3mm“ 11°“'-‘1l>~'llIt'I' (‘an \\'cll afford ti, 909 bolTowed- 1""! l "11 “' 1911 11'? Dr. Tolmlefs father was one nf thci ' '

through the soft roadbed to jar and I

country most entirely

matter to devise an effective reinc-

‘shown ‘by the fact that not a mem- ‘lver oi‘ the new Albert Government was born in the province. Tue Edv monton Journal, commenting on ‘this says ‘that up to the jircsetit -nn native of Alberta has ovcr held a (‘abinet position nor even sat m tlic Lesitelztture.

n.

OW boiling points for easy starting,

a blended) gasoline. always clean-homing, gives you "More Miles Per Gallon."

The more you learn about gasoline, the more you will re impossible it is to obtain a motor fuel that will ' results or better mileage than Imperial Premier G

gasoline coultl be made, Imperial Oil Limited w

It contains no

The Dominion House also is al- t-nmposci of rucn, who went West to make their for- tunes. Of the whole 57 metnbcrs now sitting in lktfkttiteitt from west ct‘ the Great Lakes only thrcc were native hornxTlttyv arc lion.

ills-relics in nil Cities

’ ,_ f? c od, Gasoline

medium boiling

oints for smooth acceleration and hi h ' ' . . . g 1m: NH h b The Manchesterfl Guardian, The the thousands of dollar-g that it at pomts for power and m1]eage__an are combined

._._.___- .. _ . m“ 1-“ a“ "11 EVER!!! illrlllfrvd Glasgflw pin-zen The Dubm, pree has 00st the taxpayers of this in the ri h - ' 1 . ——- l . ~ g t proportion tn every galon of Impena]

| GRA n s » - - . . - , - - a . . . . .

I w LL Zuéifiéh“ Sui 'AN'lbrfprlheh,splpndl? lmprebslnn mmelmank Journal and 0mg“ were Eslnfnftfaavillgnlrlrilllhlt llli.bf.ln..l\'l The Newnm o’ ‘ e Wm Premier Qasoltnc. It is economical because you;

WWW in‘; t ,1 Thel, f 3 P 1'3"‘ “1” -‘1°1B11°“- "'11P" lmere boostings tby Press agents. 9m}, Sun,“ m, m, rains ,0 was“ (mudon Fm PM,“ engine easily turns all of 1t into power.

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impurities. always uniform and dependable, 1t

slize how

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Charlottetown

DO§JALD McKINNON Barrister Attorney M L"

Officeullovai Charlottetown.

Morson & Dufly

Barrlatar and AttornoY-ll-l-IW MONEY T0 LOAN

Uolicltoro for Royal Bank of Canada for hittiself and for the Government

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AARRIRTER. UOLICITOR. Money to Loan " Cameron Block gpuflqtsotown, P. E. Inland

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MacLeod & Bentley

w. s. BENTLEY. K- i=- J. A. BENTLEY Ian-Intern and AMOPIWYI MONEY T0 LOAN Office-Bank of N. I. Ohatnbc - n. m. Mly l" ""11"" m noun at 116 Hllioboro It.

ant-mm, Oollcltori Elm momzv TO LOAN Office-Riley Bulldlnl Charlottetown

Dr. (l. C. Archibald

n N. Y. Pout G. dulto a"f|‘:il:=t°a¢n»i and Hflllmll Fraction limited to Eye. EIP- NW

"a Timomflroat Goorqc Office Bayer Build ril- ltroot, opposite Gulrdlln OM00

Telephone 26¢ Office Houra-O to 12 l. M- 1 l0 5

Palmer 8t Palmer

4, J. Palmer. K. O. H. l- Film"

Bank Baildinl’ P. E. island '

P. E. lllllld

the salm- time Garry slush

statcsnlcn in public life today who ran say exactly what he wants to say in so few words, and yet at

force

& and conviction. lie was easily one

of the outstanding and (laminating

greatly to the English people. ln

itruth. the feeling is that it was

ithrough the insistence and great dc- dertnlnatiun ‘of Premier Meiglden

and pPDDIB whom he represents. that the discovery was made that c‘ the Japanese treaty has yet an-

zi real leader. we as Canadians may

ed in this great Conference.“

The Kingston Stnntlard, com- menting editorially on this tribute' from Principal Bruce Taylor, savs "Such praise as this from one 0f the foremost educators of Canada, the head of a great university, who enjoys the reputation for sane think- ingttnd unbiased honest judgment, is praise indeed, and goes far to confirm the evergrowing opinion that Premier Meigheti is easily the greatest force and figure we have in public life in Canada today-ta leader who not only has the cour- age to say what he means, ‘but who

_lution “which is passed today and

a t . . - ll t. ‘unglbly rplwarded than by a resnnoi the (lPllPfl ures ate up 1e '1). payers of today, or their children. will have to dip deep lnio the par- ental inheritance, or else into their teemeti contemporary, peering in'o daily Pflrllilll-‘fi l0 find 111*‘ 1110119)’ 1° the dim and not distant future. a. my o" m“ Pnormous BPIIGIWPF". .\ioncy is easily spent

forgotten tomorrow." And our es-

future the tlimness and‘ nearness

ment debt.

first medical men nn the Pacific (‘OZISL arriving at i-‘tirt Vancouvcr in 1832 as doctor for ihc llutlstan

l

ml (‘tries-buck was one oi‘ the iii i members of the Royni- Nortlivtq- ti Niouziied Police. and was born m a _ Western police barracks. .\'ir. liuyl

Bay Company, The father of Gone-l

over the jury's right of entry. Slut-v fl“ hi‘? In?“ m" U?" ldzfbllinllIgl-"l: 1907- 1 "link, this dinvrrlnm. mqllnit ncnc ut tln m can clam. vitut-t “m,” ,.,,,|",,,M,,|_ lllic wczililiy or lilt‘ prc. ligc which! |1'|'|lt"l'lllit*.s tctlay- f1lljil_\'.\'. Tllc Tllllrtir .lh.t.~' stilt-k in the idca illtal. wliilt-

glcctctl il. but the _ ‘ " llll‘ t-tirious flnl th Mission of a Newspaper. ' p _ _ v _ the public likes to be tllllllsflil and‘ lPioiti Tuc Billlllllllrt‘ American.) |,1;\,,,,.“,,L u“, must \ _ newspaper missions is to illillUlhir‘ 'lhc tihcntittittiztl success cl 'l‘hc'

liiiptirlzill-i of

figures at the conference, and 1n

his absolute cottrage he appcaled|

zither year to run. A real force,‘

well be proud of the part he pltty/

day comes a frost. a killing frost."

for its foresight. Fortunately Mr. Aitken is not a selfseekcr and we feel assured he will regard the un~ nnituotis thanks of those whom he

servel so long and faithfully a suf- ficient reward.

of which is tnade more distinctly; conspicuous by that very Ufgflllllibl ltion, draws the melancholy’ and‘ prophetic conclusion "many out-

standing polltical workers tire 100'

forgotten." Here the Patriot might have added pathos and poetry lo its prediction by quoting these‘ familiar lines from Shakespeare:

"This is the state of man; tudny he puts forth the tender leaves of hope. tomorrow blossoms. The third

We commend our contemporary

a

(‘hickens have a most persistent tendency towards that. familiar [tract-ice of coming home to roost.‘ The Bell Government has several most painful discoveries along this line, and as time slides

forced home to them. When for stance tlhey launched their trumped up charges of extravagance

Current Comment

iii

lbui now that they have the dispens- ing oi‘ this tnoncy, and "creased the ouitlay lo nearly a unnlv made, lion dollars, WITH NOT AS MtllCli ‘TO SHOW FOR l'l‘ AS THE FOR- MER GOVERNMENT Dll) POI! by the truth becomes more stronglylillAbF THE MONEY, they are up in-‘against t-hese trhickena. cast out by

, themselves, and them nn their own robots.

Th

have in- Ne

By

'z\fl'

retm-ning to worry

slilpyiers have inaugurated _ , . , .

tiuarlers of their own in London. “n”, “('0' “hen (New Pnljflnor rich bought thr: ‘Hospital of ihc Savoy from the monks and gave tt to llvl‘

Generous donations The Patriot has evidently felt the I

first chill of that frost in the Lib~ era] Conservative Association just formed and is possibly looking tor- ward to the time when other long and faithful services may go with- out tangible reward.

large ltotise. . , , - -

whore zoroafixflans religions CPHL (lflSlPi. At_t.he time of its demoll m“; lion by “at 'i‘_vlers followrs the may Savoy was called "the ffilFCsl manor

monies are to he conducted where bodies of fiend Parsons v find a resting place before burial.

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l musn't forget that I'm getting Tliafs the tworst thing ever n man

l must keep in mind wiihottl bein’

Let me be always upon my guard

Youth is too precious to have it

l must remember that customs

and to none more easily than the i_ combination that are now makin-z the dollars fly. But it ls not so ens‘

the near future it promises to be for‘ a time at least scarcer than over

_bet'ore. And yet there is no appntv

often neglected and their services 9m Proposm of 11 191 “P 111 ‘m5 P111‘ icy of waste and squander. It is the] idea of the short and merry while the people's taxes hold

and then lei the crash come.

lite]

ZOROASTRi-ANS iii LONDON

LONDON, Aug. IiL-Firc W01-

lo heat.-

from have secured for the; Parsee Association of Europe" in the

ndians

"1 se West Enr. l

in

Daily Selections for Guardian Readers A

Furnished by W. 8_ Louaon. the

t MUSN’T FORGET. b, By spoon A. octssr.

old

can do

tol

d at old ideas must give way to new.

ver a crabby oltl man to be,

ntarred the cranky whims of a man like me.

change

I've had my youth an‘ my hair lg ray,.

Scotch Selkirk settlers who camel

to the West in i812 by way of rind- ily earned or scraped out, and in Fan Bay.

out, to the Duchy <.f Lanccster, are 1051i‘ ‘iereti over lwenty~ttvo English and Welsh counties The roost valuable portion, however, is liiztt in County of l.oudon_ which has lic-

Leet. which secs that the boundary ‘parks of the manor good order. a jury ox‘ sixteen being appointed for the purpose of beat- ing thc bounds once a year.

One oi' the boundary marks of

another in a cellar in Child's liank, a third in Burleigh-street. a fourth

._BY HYNDHANS THINKER

Barrlotoru. 0:. gunk of Nova lootll Illllillllfl Charlottetown. P. B. l. Money to l-Oln

waste against their predecessors in office they never dreamed that in‘ the later days they would be up against. not merely imaginary charges, but the living evidence of solid facts against their own waste- ful and spendthrift methods, in so conclusive n. form that resistance would be useless and denial impos< slble. EXDHIVRKHIICE and profligste expenditure in every department un der their coniml has been so pro- nounced that he who rttns may read that waste and reckless squander-

Agni n repeated

in the be

J. A. McEACHEN,

them. or

ever have

ihemv So Office-Prawn link. 1!)

ucationtti t Grafton ltloot lng is inscribed on every page of ' ’ , HoIfo-IJO-fl. 3-4 Bell Combination historyA revenue I ht lU-i of about half a million dollars up~ gum". w Appglnflnafli, on which the Conservative Govern- ‘ _ "n". 334,, mont conducted public affairs, was» ens not crowing declared, by them to lbe abundantly

ample for every public requirement,

-. . ..__I

almost every lbranch of the pro- vincial service, they treated gimm-

reach office and have the job of ‘ful- fillment of promises imposctl upon

ceed ii was not in their dreams that what they satld or promised would

one or its departmients, and every former high standard of efficiency challenged to its destruction we have further of their political chick.