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I £11.11 gykDVElVfflifillfl G

‘Fl We obseryov by our NewBrunsl-wick exchanges lilhatMessrs Back and Finn ofthe Federal Depart- ment of Tradeuind €ommerce are making a motor _boht tour of the St. John River from Fredericton to St. John, taking motion pictures of the scenic beaut- ies ‘en route. The film willbe used by the department for the purposeiof publicity. \

y yIt will be-‘remembered that artists of this de- partment accompanied the United States editors on’

their tour through this province in June last and the

films taken, chiefly of the fox industry, have since been shown in diifercntthoatres both in Canada and the United States. .

The Guardian has frequently suggested the de- sirability 0f having this province participate in this publicity service which, we are assured, is available if we go after it. Our province has this summer re- ceived more favourable advertising from visitors than ever before, as there are more than theiusual number of visitors here. If, added to this favourable advertising, we had a series of pho graphs o‘! some of our most popular summer resor s-—in action, of course-and panoramic views of some of our most beautifullalldscapes, it would mean most valuable publicity. A moving picture trip down the West Riv- er from Bollshaiv, or on the East River, with the boat ing, bathing and picnicking parties that are of daily occurrence wonld-ful-llish the kind of information prospectivestiminelgvisitorsgire ill searcltof , _. ,. __.. , Thisptlliglftty, as alread statedfis available] the asking’ "and fiflanything‘ 1 going to be v ne _ season it sllbuldbe done nowri» v F?"

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THE ifioxniin T0 TIIE unseen.

The Summcrside Pioneer devotes several col-

umns of valuable newsprint, now worth over $110 a ton. to a defence-of Mr. Saunders and an explanation of that gentleman’s now famous challenge, a de- fence and explanation that would be wasteful ex- travagance if paper were worth only the proverbial thirty cents. - To the Guardians question why Mr. Saunders, as a member of the Public Accounts Committee, to- gether with his Liberal confreres, prepared the Pub- lie Accounts report‘ without the knowledge or con- sent of theConservative members of the committee, and what was Mr. Saunders’ opinion as a constitut- ional lawyer on the suppression of the Minority Re- port of said committee, the Pioneer, presumably on the authority of ‘Mr. Saunders, says :-

“It (the Guardian) refers to the statement of the Public Accounts Committee and persisits in as- sociating Mr. Saunders with the alleged suppres- sion of the Tory Minority report. It was adequately shown that neither Mr. Saunders or Mr. McArthur knew anything about a minority report having been premeditated or prepared until they read of the dis- cussion in the Guardian. The Guardian, as a matter of fact knew more about it than they did and what is more, if they so wished could publish it. Surely this is the end of that lnare’s nest.”

The Pioneer carefully evades the question re- garding the preparation of the report without the knowledge or consent of the Conservative members of thecommittee and we presume thiatMr. Saun- ders is not anxious to discuss it as both his name and that of his colleague Mr. McArthur ap pear on the document. On the matter of the suppression of the minority report Mr. Saun- ders pleads that he was absent! He however, declines to give his opinion as a constitutional lawyer on what all fair minded people in the province regard as

an outrage perpetrated witha view to deceiving thel

4

people. .

The Pioneer makes the statement that we de- cline to publish Mr. Saundersspeech. We did not. We did promise, however, to publish. any statement that Mr. Saunders cared to make over his own signature with- reference to certain question's which we pro- pounded and that offer is still open.

We regret to see the Pioneer drop into thebill- ingsgate style of argument, contracted probably from the Patriot, but we shall waste no time on that.

.\ “TIY THEY “AXTICIPATED.”

The Patriot's idea of truth and honesty may be interpreted from the following extracts from a len- gthy editorial in its,'Fl‘iday’s issue in which it com- mended Mr. Hessian for his exploits at Sturgeon last week :— I

“The people fully anticipated that there would be measures taken for increasing the revenues.”

“Frequently we hear men from the country as well as from the city stating that they knew the tax- es had to be increased and that they have no objec- to the increase that has been put into opera-

. The only reason why the people could f‘antici- pate” an increase in taxation from the pro-election representations of the Patriot and the Liberal can- didates would be through the knowledge that the Liberals would follow- the opposite course to what they promised. In this the “anticipations” were cer- tainly verified. "hr GIN} i “It is ‘too bad in a beautiful country like ours that weshbuld have a newspaper trying to prejudice the minds of the people against measures passed by the government,” says the Patriot. ‘ Too bad, isn’t it. .

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‘w.’ ,' l v ‘ I H?“ flllfllliflll 0i fuel suPlllY

.‘ _ is

I growing lino one of grave national

oiuflnzorliiuionni importance. While‘ production any he said lo l», on the increase, in the aggregate, yet the ocaroliyeis nevertheless genu-. Plum end the nltullionl in beoomnl exceedingly acute. This is dud to the. enormously increased consump- ‘non lorpower supply. transportation by both steamship: and railways, a bigger demand for eenrgy in manufacturing, industry. striving to overtake‘ the rflvlgefi and waste of wsr. lnlcrenliugvde-i mamt for power in electrical ener- lzy in enlarging industries such as cement production and ealciniition works, all are contributory ‘to the

supply of the world. The whole . question is one of providing power , suffcieln‘ l0 keep the machinery 5f the world In motion, wlih the much smaller, though "to the household- er not less important, matter of. keeping the chills of winter from our habiiations. _ “ O O O

Being. a matter of powerivany- thing which will produce this be- Blly 0f the coal situation. Other provinces are alive to this fact. and lIlPBns for conserving the waste power of air and water are being worked out. The Hydro- elecirlca-l problll ‘in fllipstfllaiiiipe- lion insulin-n‘ ‘a gi-sdleéiinrdiui-I nence. ' in Ontario the proposal involved‘ expenditure of Pmiifionjl

pols pi-dvince toulie power Dilkzll-lhf. Ql’ ‘ldugry. New Brunswick,’ our . pe est neighbor, is croditably lazin-

ced éin ini- project. rlioy have

purpose, hampered in the scarcity of ce~ ment to give immediate impetus to the works. Theyh-ave also ex; plored for other natural sources of power, and in the vory heart of the province they are as a result il=lng a natural gas supply of im- mense value to the province. I I ‘O ln seriousness would it not

ligation. exploration and exploita- lion of ibis kind in our own prov- inre? At the lasl session of the legislature a bill, introduced by lion. Mr. Johnston. empowered the Government in grant certain franchises and oiherwiserleal with lhls question. Hos any negolia ilon taken place from which we can anticipate early action by the parties in whose interest the bill was primarily passed? lf not. would if nol be to the interest of the province for the government in bilsy ‘lhemselvos wlih other pur- ilcs, and in default of this. lo in- riui-zurnte some nvesligailons on ilicl rown account. We know 'hr~rc are pesslmisis who will pronounce on hand. and at once. predicting failure, but where would the and other great discoveries the world over be today lf these were nlyvziys listened to. Our Island is one of the beauty spots of God's beautiful creation. and who can dnre soy with absolute assurance lhai beneath the carpeted surface ihero is lmf nsl rich a storehouse of mineral and natural wealth. or cven richer in value than that which adorns‘ the flBfiTiBCB. I I I

i5 i; pqgsfupu_ pfter all. our persistent labdfswli-e lo be reward- ed with a scarcely llfllled l0? llllc‘

cess, or lg l. l" l‘ , . p... . .

. , v ' H . . . \~ m2. '3,- f)" KOOOOQOC OQLOOIQfOQ DOOQD‘. 9

Daily selotilln 3 Guardian Readers l

Iurviidbed by W. l. Lennon- oooo-oooo- we 000000000064

ALPHABELT 0F’ HEALTH Abstaln from intoxicating liquors. Breathe good nlr.

Consume no more food than body required.

Drink pure water» 4"‘ '

Exercise daily. ,.

l-‘ind congenial occupation-

Glve i-he body frequent boihs.

Have regular habits.

insure good dlgestdon by proper mastication.

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Keep your bend cool-end your feet warm. ' '

Late hmlr-s am n destroyer of bounty. . _

Make definite hours df sloop.

Never bolt your food.

Over-exercise is as bad as, under- exerclse. ' .

Preserve an even temperament.

Quoslion the benefit o fioo. much medicine. ~

lion is wo a ml of cue." Sacrifice money, n t eallh. Temperance in all things. Under no condition allow the teeth to decay, - ' ' Vanish superstition. Worry not at all.‘ , Yield not to discouragement, zealously labor in Aha ounce of llflflllll 8nd glln everlasting fGWBfdn-‘fliflblfl Monthly. - '

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ldogree of» perhinonency we will‘ l ' linen wholly in Jilin. How nie

Heavier ,

inroads being made upon the‘ coal I

comes a relieving factor to the ten- -

for lbe,,harnesslng of ihe,wnters\

now at‘ least three ofnhelr rivers - under intent to be utiilzedfor this | Unfortunately they are,

be I wisdom to undertake some inves-

[appf-‘fll to the llPfiDll‘ m“ no‘ be

Albert, N. IL. gas wells. _

Justify right living by llvlllg fllll". i

Remember, "An ounce of proveni

Home ' l

lucid hour; proceeding nroinmi-in. ; ln_,?§_urldly'l "l9 Rtrbt J‘ a.‘ consisted ofpollly twin‘! _fu (if

ital. "slush" and‘ I'll: truly on accomplish out get it down to .’n_nd if even ‘q on. extent lnol-eionn lm 5n

lliul

that our educative alerts hove/fit

would be if our' sweet little pn i ling friend could-manual: and: the stains of street corner viii - rity and slang. "In the loolll circle, ‘especially in the prelen ‘ of indies w‘: notice our frlendroan ‘become ohoruungly ‘polite "and clean in expression: Does lrever" occu lo it that trolls indies solute-

um read "rile "Patriot," ‘when it ' is

not absolutely ‘ioodlsgustlng, ‘end null’ they would‘ be inclined "to

wonder haw such excellent depbH-‘i men! in the person clih become ‘i vulgar and coarse in "print. ' '

. 0! course. the Patriot is not. deeply in love with Current (Your merit. It is alwnyspqyflthog thelol- under punishment never looks wlih favor upon the uplifted coireci- .ing rod. Builin after years when it profits by and realizes upzn the lessons thus taught, ll. blessed tuc- hnnd that wielded the-cane. Our evening contemporary while old in political iniquity, is yet young, on- ly about six months, in this =cliool of correction. The oir. sinner is of lelI-‘bnrd~ to reform, but for the young schOlflr there is alwnyfi 7WD"- nhd in this install-h, wile-r; it is _dnily learning the. uiicr, iinpossibil iby of list-Hus RH.’ with any 1-! "s decepiionis, its ghances for reform. are really‘ promising. 3o that we mum 15p y on; along these lines yum, ‘i! .guch promise of auc- cess, ever polntln! out error, re- .futlng.falsebood, illustrating the beauties of clean EBSllBll Bllll lm" parting instructive admonition, in llie hope lhfll ln ll"? “ml we Wm develop the Patriot into a resPecl

able and perfect manhood. And our evening friend msyyt?! ll“

to thank us for the kindly WINE‘: Plong which it un-wisely resents lu‘

day.

That the Hon. W. L. Macken- zie Kmg‘ loader of IllB Federal v lhgrgl party strongly believes the Bell-Government Bllvlllll l“ ‘ma’

questioned. Speaklns Ill Xewmarh kei. 0nt., he said.—“-\ily View l5 mm (hi; government has absolute 1y m, right to continue at all: l'l‘ “As RECEIVED No MANDATE FROM THE PEOPLE.“ He mini‘? out lhni it has “A NE“ POLICY , that the people M" “ad “° s“ in the choice of this new “PAllTYl “c ress on o Bill)

dgrsnsiiin of ll." Ol collrs" he w“ trying m make out a. case in idy- or‘ of u Dominion election. "hi". his nrgumelll although sound l“ bwoiovhy w“; in constitutional “gage, was not silsialned by ill“. necessary element oi fact. But his contentions fully’ lllllllylqlrtlgoliifrs; y .135. B,;i..<;<".;;:::::f: the one on Wlllcll "my were “wail ed, which has not received lllP uflpvroval or endoraallon of the people"; on the conirnry Dllllllc meeting after public meeting has condemned it. and culled 1190“ them to res-ll“ lllld llllllg ‘m a ecilon. They have FROM THE PEQpLEPQ for illéll‘ ITAxATIQN AICTS, and in the m. silage bldhe Liberal lflldPl “THEY liAvin ABSOLUTELY KRKlHT TO CONTLNUE AT Abb- Will they act upon his advice and

gen declares and "are ,85l‘.m.g_ {or , . .. . “(my Tm? is ‘Sssefiiiallyfirue. it 15 “m, fkhléy-(O have ihecouniry ruled in shell; 0W1}, Y"?- w“ should any little suiovlzvy- Pllm“ up by a ,1m|i§lont_ pdv hinge pun. Qgriuken up Oiléffldfi their Well llll‘ defame‘; .fiigh’_1s. They know that i; is contrary l0 Blllllficellem- “i! in violation ot-‘lefirfbluo .oi fllfllflflr manship that {they are hflllfll"! °“ to Qmgq ‘nmwthe sweet savored... flesh pots,’ which they find so in. crasinglyriilin and otlraciive. The Government does not now repre- sent ole people. They knew ll- "ml should at once comply with ll"? generally expressed demand ill"! ‘ender their Fflllfilllllflllfl.

representa-

ronourdu

iioo Dvlioiilngo qoboiéuetsQIQ ‘I.

TORONTO. Ont: Alll- li-fc"! » sanction of 500'dwollings for, gill

or to rent and ie nllllfllllllllflll- "l ‘l housing commission consisting, Cf live meblbers were two points de- cided upon yesterday by the 1-mon- to rd o feonirol in connection with he houolngprohlem in thin city. , '- Loone up to fifty percent will be made to those who wish in build. A purhuer must have been’ ' n- ibonnflde resident of Toronto‘ fol‘ the put two years. '

n el- ‘ “no MANDATE _

" ' on the sland, for ‘willie raising‘ o‘; __ _ ' g _ ,y_roperly ado e Ill - “Eurasian 8flll¥fiiyl§§¥g Lmdwlmiefppeifllfi llur- .

uni.

iiuiii vouiio iirii

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.jlr.—.—,An article appeared in your l_u_ue of the 37th undsrihe head» lng "Re ly to Newton-Cross." and signed " one," in whieh he says b0. ‘bk; proofs of charges made against trfl-Flillll young men and is prepared. lo $lillld by them. ‘r

"mum I will yak him to re-read the ‘hfilcle he is replying to. in it he, .will'see' that it calls for only "either" of two replies, i. e. "Ac- celllqlhq challenge 35 it stands" ori “Relmcl and Apologize." _

By hlsfaclion in replying as he _ did, e proves he is loo much of a coward for the one, and loo lg-

The remarks referred to were made ln April last in the nature I of a warning before a dance about to tiike place and referred to the previous dance in January. ii which some cheering occurred, which, while I admit, called for cen

of in.- Parish.) ldenyit was of such. i nature as io call for luw'or vlol-'l once. or even comment in ihepress‘ asnll who were there, and-care for’

had no occasion to repent his re- ‘ezrnotbinz byliiis reference to the

lneidenmbut the manners of hlg 0'"! llflilllou who when, indln him

self cohnered, oe,s_not, e, t e to 8o back six mobthsfhiidgbil Iup. what ho= is pleased‘ to ‘call roof.

and -in'slipport“of"i'i make tls‘e"of (without apology)‘ thennme of the Parish- Priest. f -’ _' " ' As "lopa Notes" appeared in July and‘ some ofWvllldil ‘contaiiled ‘

oentIoccnrred-‘ili January and 5p. rll, respectively. r-lenvel ‘it to ‘the readers to Judge for themselves whetherlthey were inspired "Slllleff (or the young lilen referr- ed lo. or any good motive. -

ing." and by his sarcastic refer- ence lo game, would like to convey the imprcssion that he in “cducrli-l ' ed." Perhaps “lying remarks" would have br-cln more correctly express- ed. as_"remaplis" that 8fe.(fll5€, and others placed prsucltnaway as lo mislead (asohoye incidents] are lies and lips are (he projcny only of liars. He also by his swag-i gel-log nrannernnd threats to pro-l duce, whht was already demanded. proclaims himself 1L bully, :W'.llfl is afraid to come out in the open. But his name does not signify

her of names.

in conclusion l will say. m1) fur- ihcr mlicles oi‘ his. on this sublect. I will ignore, as coming from one : unworthy ,0!‘ 451' c and‘. liecausc-l

this is not. '11 ssbieelhbnconlrover. ... .

‘sy in iholjirefii‘ ‘u’ He can therefore carry ille names ' his ncilops earned for him. or

clear liinisglf before. the, ‘gprepor nu lhorlilosfi,Jhllnglsllraie-‘s Foilrl.) by accepting; the challenge as? ii stands ‘ an}: proving’ his’ charges. There ‘nib’ he can have hi; re- venge on‘ ‘lvrlter, by provlngzwhai he lnsinu ‘tea, and there, too, he

lion” he may ‘possess. j l am sir,,etc.. "DANIEL MORRISEY, . g, i y Newtown Cross. '—-»¥—<o->-—-— _ (‘o-Operation and Publicity for ' The Fnx Industry.

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p "preach rig" publicity and .co- tlbn fo- the fox'roncliers of

_ tollte into concrete form, _ ‘T beg to euggesfthai the new , organization weigh publicity proposition for publicity, is iho-nle-ans of increasing demand? and undone the expenditure of large sums of money and the _a -_ cumuluiion of this money is tile‘ problem. -' .1 dqubt it the uecess-a-l-y sum can he raised by voluntary subscription rind stock subscriptions will not or. peal tofithe average rancher, and, ‘~-

unlcss ways and mesnifwere pro - vldedaso thy ssock child be made .

‘divide '5‘ ' e many whoiywllii d‘ é pflblicl-t penny r o slot for its proeecuiionjw? . .- f.‘ '.' .1 . ls, l thllve slated ,beforq,l me Gupr iizp, it seems lo me on: pr'c c and equitable ‘If! Eto ra se

fu ds is to enact a Bill au- tharfz who taxation otsilqfoxes

tlr‘! s

subscribe

"&|i$ohl then not be a burden f " dllr on} ~_.w u n . 431x" ralolfildlo "jgsffllrflgl uioiilihl" " might nouns Molina

is l abel tor; buni-ry the size of tho Uiilffii tes. but It coul be . - v 0i’ I a

lly led

nee i nrdl v Tatum hJnWQnrhM Nptrtnion RIB-l. obtained as gradual? Iver black foxes in t e fifilrl, lincidemolly, add dol-

lars to

“li°...;"il';3lflnifliif22.

lasing pg prestige in the silver

The total o i of money ‘lo-be" mdvnncod for loans wu suggested at owfol of $2d0,000._ g_

“black x world. 43d sou ad _the

alarm, it wolf: niilie {Ind on! rlq, 1', . , ,. “ma-W L '- ~.- _. e-

frl... , ,r¢st-,woft we _Ci°'-li'.'.

,._'Beioro relllyinl lo any of his re-, ._ , -v- -~~ " ~_ i ~l i‘: a ,_ 1 ,. - q ' ally ndman & Co - HI .< ll ., 4, . i! j

-'..1u~. _:.. r /'-i i. i» l» ' l. wlldlllf-‘IN-il .

’ “urinalysis rol- PL"E,¢l. ,, lslllhzlhl’ ‘lils-Wll- il- - ,..,‘

an». .‘3 >- _ l1, s: - ._. ,- _ Y; noun-n WAITIIIT

nhel indu. tiiylouislie lslnml will in , August 2‘, T1920.

surf‘ b; the Parish Priest (as heail- V‘

the truth; can testify. in jusilceto those rebuked; limust say that he" .1

iiihrks. ‘The writer before ‘has prov i! if‘? : r¢~“'THE “July itdms";"ond ‘we nubye ‘lhci- l‘ i’

by

ll‘? obbeis iolihe-lerm "slandler-

as he hits proved himself a num- _,

can- impart any "further lnforma- if

iflilq-i-For ovoy three fears I have, _ ' and now l see it “NIQIHMQQ ‘j

carsfullv th si J;

A‘ A Let us_showhyou.-;,,1 __ ;, -_, h. -_,- ,5. p; r w. .~..> --l-?'t\ “b-lli-iiuvir ~,» I I W‘. l‘ . I l y, ~ I : s l N‘ a Wh' t d wills... . ... a¢. utt lie. t. §§ a. .i~=_.,.:;. lnnirainmrsaortizisu». w "l i i {if hi‘ Hlillr‘ l. i . l‘ ' r. ""'*'"*"‘"“".';Shll\if"Roo ‘159-163 Queen street [fill i yfi Summerside ' , - _ A. McRaemlklberton . r N.‘ J. William lbMontiigue Selling Agents

to unuily would prove disappointing. , _

would n t.c ntribute a

s

n ranchdrpbu! unfit-on ‘ .

"mm"?! y ‘ V. infants and children‘: shoe: at prion that dob competition.