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i‘ Ajiffs oonftll of i, Lux 1693c into-the dishpan sqflcns the water and _m cs"'dishwashing easy. Lux is kind to f1_!§;,h‘ands——kec s them moi?‘ and smoot . -

vcr Brothers Limited, Turoa to.

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q -i-_. , >,. . 0o‘ West mg When "lhinlkiinghoi Taking aTr,

Travel by the w -l’- R.

THE PEOPLE'S

POPULAR RAILWAY

'l'l1- l‘ l’ 1. 1 111111.11 for "NW-Pill ' 111111 1-11-11- luullr; 11'--..|1i1-11: 1.1 .111 p-s- .-=1-n|.-,11.1,

Farts the same on all Lines jYlr-u \v.111t111~ 11111111-

liailv-uy and Stenurship ‘Fickcts tool-.- ‘lor the sign of the C, P, R,

Canadian Pacific Stcamships Ltd,

\'l’1'it1-. l‘l11111~~ -1r (':1il 1111 a H. M. Dawson

City 'l‘.1 11.1 _\1_'_-_||\_ .,_ , _._ a . _ (‘1111-1111111111111

MONDAY, MAY 4, 1925 ‘to ucknmvlldge them iiuukdiutcly. inquiry 011 Saturday shIou-s that only ~10 per cent of the invitations sent 011: fur Thursday night's dance D11 i; now.

THE BUDGET The Liberal and Progressive government has succenlcd in 110501-- lating w111: looked like a dangerous hm.“ bu,“ ilnsw(_,,>d-_ curve in heir devious career; thcyi vote on the Everyone who 1111s u-uzche-d the pra- 111-use

E\'('l‘_\‘t)ll-- who read thc ul-‘uheui 111111

1111.1»:

curried tl1- budizi t.‘

Let-111 organizations urt- --\'1-rlust~

cot-dings o1 111t- cXpt-clfll

this.

.1.-;13.' Y1! 1111- m-u-spzipe-rs to boost

1o gin- 1111-111 the 111-uns- Illll-‘lillill EW-“ll ll)’ Plelllirl‘ Kllif-l sury publIcity 11n which their l-xisi- lyrlllllle U11)!‘ it!" 1U U!“ PYl-‘Vt lilllllun; 1ll]i1‘f.(l.~'. 11111 11-111-11 it coup-s ltht- r1111,- un the 1111111121 ivould

s111111ld

rlc- to distributing their printing 11:111-011-

‘t r111i111- Will-ill"? thcrt- l11-:1;;.- 1l1c_v (‘DIl\'(‘Illv‘l1lly forgo; 1111-

1 , . ,. . q. ,.111 imm-diut- uppcul to 1111- country 11--\\1-p-.1|11-1-s and givc i1 111 rrtlfljtlillhdt mr "H m" “mm!” ‘u’ ought

111111th1-1- st-ssi-in of 111- lililt-

lu- 'l'ou1-.st, now

llousc. \\l1'1 huvt- piivatti- "pull" but

ihlopi-d in the burlget 1010. '1‘l11- l‘11l11i1-irg' .-\-s111-i11ti~11 is .1 flugt-uiit

‘(ll

Ir-xpvzctcil some s111-h 01111-111111» 11s d“- publit- influi-ncc. 1

1

s/tuzniuu \\'.1s 1-l1-11r us 1111111, 1-11111-1- 111st’ 111 11:1. 1:. Iin- govcrnint-ul bud to 111- sustaint-tl

-“ m" "ole o“ ‘he “ml!” or U"? 111 1 111111-1-111111 \\-i‘.l1 4-11-1111-1111 \\'1-<-k

bud ctisiiam 111' small sun-cs and othcrs

111 mbt-rs would llilVi- to 51-1-1.- i-c- ;‘ll(.!‘l m,

i-icctlon and 1111- lutH-r u-as unthink-v

is dircctt-tl to th-

"Ii-w. 1'11“ two alternatives plat-Hi 11111s1'.i11g 111111- flour swccpings out

_ l . WW1" "1"" “Pl-w 51111001‘! lill- ml‘- 1111 .11» sin-rt smith-ring small ‘pup- -»r111111-1111>r 1:11 bark to your 0011-11-5 1.1 121 tour winds. Likewise siitui-izcu-s. Th1: Liberals 111111 l‘l‘=1' 1111- 1-1111111iy 111111 c11..111111 01 c-hilclt-

ga-r-us-ii-Ps sllill-tllll-jil11¢r1§0\'1-l'lllll l" i111; cl11-\\‘i111.: gum con-rs. orange 111111 111-1-1111-11- to 11-11111111 ill 111111 l1.111z111.1 skins. c112. on-thc 11111:- 11 - < ~. - - . ' - , . - .

, l‘ Jllitlr \\i1l'11- i111 r11otp.1ii1». 5.1111111 11-111-111 rs should 111- "WM b‘ h" ill f-W-r - thi-ir l11-1111s.‘.-:11-11<-t. .-11i11ir111 l1111\'o.‘i11.':11.1-i11;: the

"h" (“"l§“'\’-'\il\"‘>‘ “HIP-i llZ-‘llltfll til" ~11 1-ts in this w-iy 11111 thi- pdicc

li"""‘nlm""i- {should \\':11-11 Sll(l|lk\--'])l‘1‘$ against l .. , ‘ _ l 11111-11 1111111- illlt-n-sl, w1- 1:1l1~ it. "lh-llccs 111 1111- kind rvft-n-t-il to.

\\.ii_ .11-.'..1-l1 111 1111- 1liscltisur1-s 111:11l1- 111111. Arthur Alright-u

1:1 115s spin-vii on thc lluilt-qt thuiris

llll lit“ lit. l'11i\'1rs:1l 011i age pi-usiuns-

1.1111111111111011 by 111 1111- 1-1-s11l1 of thu v-utiug. 'l‘l11-.\1r. \\'i11~111-11(‘11111-1-11111 .1s a sul1sl-11-

llils st-lll-lllc ‘l1lill‘l'.'ll~i 111111 l'rr1g11-ss-'iv1-.a voted 11.4111. 1'11." the i-xkiiitig 111111-111-1- 111d 1115,. ‘ll-Y \‘-- I‘ l-Xllrld-wl 111, illv-y votcll llt-usion schcnic uuw '11 ;1\1- t11--ir politic-111 skins. .\lr.l'l111- (‘11111-1-11111 .»-:~111-1111- “i---.'h'-l1,‘i11 11 spoci-li Wllltll l\'il.‘-ll.l.1l‘)'. i111-

111 cxisli-ucc.

i l-Ivory- 11111111 wagi- ouriri-r must \‘111-11111111v1-1‘tibl1-,

. "SAVE THE FOREST"

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8; sure your match is out . before you tic-ow it away.

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can t think. Do it for them. -

Seeds Grow:

About two hundred Mer- chants on Prince Edward Is- § land sell Carters Seeds. ll '1‘ you cannot gct what seeds

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you want from them send to us. '

Our Seeds and Seed Grain are testedat Ottawa for pur- ity and germination.

No_ 1 Early Red Clover.

No.1 Seed Wheat, Seed Oats, Barley, Field Peas, Vet- ohes. Fodder Corn, Buck- ' wheat and a full line of Vegetable and Flower Seeds, and Field Seeds,

Shallots. Onion Sets, Potato Onions

Early Seed Potatoes, Dahlia and Gladloli

Bulbs. etc. Don't neglect the Lawn and Grass Plots, use our "Evergreen" Lawn Grass and Lawn Fertillxer.

Carter&Co. Limited

Scedsmeny the people of

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. Professional

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Cards

MB-Dflllillff & MQPIIGGJLA- ly. thoroughly to enable tib-"m in l L “mound, n‘ m L mm.“ avoid another such catastrophe‘.

liars-Intern, Altlfloy, ‘I'M. Money .0 Loon Illlly nlllffllllfi _

--_--i—--—-—-1.-* DR. 1.0 ARCHIBALD.

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\ Niafchcs have heads but they

Carters

Q-‘ptiliirivs

~ thi- cnti-rv- satisfaction of the 111-o

3;, tho i-nd of n ri-glmc which

- Olallflbhim 41.2.

l“ “i Clean-up and hie-p keeping cleonr-r ‘n '. and cleaner, 4 ‘I O0 If’. ‘I1

"liooiumpdaownmer. As / - Zlalfosold gentlemen whom-

.-11.-l1 fl-rualt- works-r situutioiuflvo 11-111-1- and thi- cmbloycr :1 sim-

1111-11 1111111111 i112 5111-1 ssfully con-i111-"111-11111-1- fund,- itinulii-ii/l v 1li<cl11s1~d ,1

but

11111-11

1-.-11111111 11o 1-1-1z:11-111-1l niiliirii- 11111111111t. 111-ginning xiv-rt yi-ur

wi-iiiiitnus". 1111111411111 count, 11o 111-dull 1111-11 and women coming unlit-r

,11E11 1|il'1'1-1-~-11-. pollcii-s $111110 tl11-ir of lcll shill-lugs u l -I|\'--lll l0 pom-r 11nd tin-y \\'(‘f'l.' all

week :11 L111.- ugc I .1' I15 wh -t111-r flu-y kl-UI) 1111 ivorking “ll-WK, r-zich policy 02110111111111] to‘ 1r not.

lf 1111 insured 1111111 11111 ut _111:1-lr1t:1i11 thr-ir grip 011 their s-"atsl-llly llltc his wife w-ill gct [on shill. ‘in 111 -

(‘1111111111115 111111 on suclruthur 3115s n wr-ck for lifc with live shill- l ' '

lir-moluuu 111s as might conic theirinizs 11 Wt-Ok for [he firgt child

wuy

govi-rum- 111/They had in ‘their thrcuflhild 1111111 1111- (rhi-ltlrcn come to 11111 yv-urs of office uddl-d $262,000,000 £0,112!‘ of fourteen. At- 1111-. th- public 111-ht, 000 since the c1111» of lash year. schcmc would 11o atoll-supporting, _ migration fizunss 1n an attempt to vrouid have to 001119.011 Justify 1111- enormous , on immigration. l lhr-

111's exposure ofd-r-ar of op1-rz1tion inconsistency _of 1h1- Progr1-s»I$12ll,000,000. 4 ilVl-S who had 110011111111 against cor-l

‘uiu policir-s

‘"——~ and .thcu lo 511v i thr-ir skins vow-d for these SfltIl-‘l

W115‘

Ask for Carters Isle. l 111 cOm-pi-l iip-m p; drop their i-Lll-‘pllfl-‘lfilly 111 lhc British Army, but "N' k I" T‘ 1h - 1 . - - . “QIZJ,” Mgmfnolyh can“ \ salaries un1l~ 1- tlir-ir scars. Dlllllllllfill troops did not. ulw: vs rc- r~1o. 1 "Rose" Alsike Clover. \\'<- shrill now s1-r- rI-corrleil i-1 1111- ilflh lil-‘S. uud many "burl hull

Liberal pri-ss, in capital 1cit1-r<-1l11o1||-‘_q" pm}, [or omen-s

hr-udlinws tho "Grout Victory"

"rlll1-lv- llv- consequence. The story .1111: .\li|(‘l(_f“flZl(‘ King KOVPfllfln-li‘

p11- with tl1~ King |ZO\'0f‘l'll1‘l(‘f11 111111,

lhi-flliil-l‘ “dl-fent" of the ConsPFV-l‘ 11nd older into the hc-irt-i 1nd minds o1’ u (Tanudlan nt-glmont. Go-

ing round one night to soc that the

tivi- purly. Soifauutlu is moving on towur-i-i

hns

serge-nut on duty had

l1r11u1!l1t 1.1111- country nearer to 111s- ilsir-r than any other rcgimr- ln its .1 history. The cud is, at the iworsl. not fur off. quilt- probablc and, if that is 111-cid- r-1l upon, not very much can 111-

.111,- came t0 a dormitory whcnc lu- uuw 11 l-lghl. shining 11nd ronrcd out: "l'ut out. tliut lluhl. there!"

0111- 11121111 so far forgot his discip- lln1-,as to shout back

"G'way mnn, ifs the moon!" indignant at she audacity 6f 11 re ply of any 1.1111111111161113. 111.; 111-r- szcan-t-mujor shouted“ in stentonlan tnnon, 11.111111116111111 no ‘rejoinder, ;

"I 11.1mm cure a locket w-hul. it ls ~~put 1t 001 11n’ report lac 111-t- in 1.1111 mnrnln?"

The mun hastily hung his grey l1lanket ‘over the window, 11nd tho sergeant major phased on.

Return-big later the-sorghum major was surprised go find s man shivering in 111162111111 way

“What the (loll are ya suinln’

Onr- more sass-ion is

1111111-11 to L111- injury ulroudy donc, to l111- ‘111-population, to thr- ntugnn» tion of industries, to 1111c general 111 nz-ss depress-ion. And there ls no help for it. "Pliers is, however. 11 terrible lesson 1n 1t and wv- lrusl the 111-Mlle have learned it sufl-lctml-

————<-0¢-—-—- EDITORIAL NOTED .

L.

Good morning, how's your yam?

. arlnnfn? were for? he asloed wrath- armi. mwwm wnltfim. W .-

"I would Mlle o know lf I could bet ‘her in yet." the Canadian fhlfllvd politely, “You use my blan-

rigui"‘g mmy [Um- penu. “wekly into me new luxury, close \1p11{$9.000,000. l \'

c1111 of bcsitlr-s $lS,000,-i--fghty yc-zirs, Mr. (‘hurt-hill said, the

The-y hild misrepresented the im-lbu! in the meantime the diffvrcnco‘ -@-—

‘ t of 111v gen- cxpt-ntlliui-olr-ral n-‘vr-nur- amounting 111 1116 2111111‘?

0t the 1111111 to u,

'i‘h1-'r1l1s1-rv1111ce of strict discip- liuo and thr- unqur-stlorring obs-di- surfhuqpnuy gmnhmgioncve ,0 0rd,,“ is n" lmpenmv q n“(,_;§'0nrs would be $2,500.000.1\nd how‘

21nd mendhis immense withdruivul of money . » . ---t1- l. '11 t1 llna. 1' ‘u 11s told of un old lluzhlund scrgoairt-JL" “r gum q ‘I l‘ 0 ‘er H o I

‘lmujor t1p|1oinicd lo knock tho fcar 11f (1nd 111111 respect for military luw-

rlgldly lu- ill s-islcd upon the “Lighls-out" bugle,‘

g flgyqlignfl RM’! C079!!!‘ IO? llI'h. ch.n'u “f! v

111 the situation to warrant pessi- mism, and there is nothing to be gaiiuetl bylap unreusoning optimism that refuses to look facts in the fut-c." He was wondering whether it might not be well for people to consider whether they were not in some measure responsible for much of the depression which we all ‘(ls-MONK

In saying this he was not think- ing 11f any luck of initzativc, or the like. 11111- was 11c 1101111111; with Wlllll 12m- i11 his opinion QUllt’ properly spoken 11f 11s 11111-1111111- Rights, but “us simply \\'t)llll'3l‘llIl-§ whether i11- lstt-zul 11f talking so 111111-11 about ‘.111- ;l1ig11' cost 111' living 111111 blaming

inot to ho thinking about the cos-t ‘of high llVilll-I-il .vr-ry' tlilTt-renl 111111;: and one that cones-rim us ‘It-cry closely. “'l'he fact is." h1- sail, i"tl111t w1- liz-ive 110111111-011 ideas of 2111-1111: uud stuntlzmls of t-xpcnili-turo ‘that 111-r.- ultogcthcr bcynnd our

1 Ipjcnn W, IIII. U-pn

Sin-You say in your Editorial Notes "it is evident that the Rev. .\lr. Malone does not know much about politics in P. E. 1." 'l!1e Rev. .\lr. Malone thoroughly agrees with you, and more, he is not. concerned

FALSE PLEURISY

During the cool n1out11s it is not unusual for 111.- faniily physician to be culled in to a cuse of “plcurisy," so culled.

11111- 1-111-121 muscles are quite sore. and 1111- 11111v1-mc111 of tho arms in any fllFt-Filflll. the imyvciucnt of the chest in lirt-utliiiig, is extremely-squal1bles.

painful ‘ . , . -'I‘h1- physician by 1h.- use ut‘ his 8m’ the ma"! ma“ “ho '3 no p“ -

litician 1e h ‘ v 1. t in’ stotlmsi-opc. 111111-24 tho absent-c cf- 9x1 c“ I e ("0 emnm

with the history of past political

any ‘-1'1i1-1i1111 rub.“ which 11-1111111 11o;pu\\'er~—\v11ethe1- it he the llcll Gov- préscut i11 ph-uri y, tells the put- ient ihut 1111-1-0 is no c1111s1> for 11n- xiety. 11s 1111- trouble is rcully uuiillll-‘IYSI I'll Ulla figill ilElllll-‘l 'l'- B- 1111: outsiih- 111' 1111.- 1-111-51.’ 111.11 14in it 1111101110111 My.

simply in 1111- 11111s1-11-s themselves. 11019 1111- lilfl 11811195 lllkl-ll 71'0"“

u Th" mm}? “f 'fl“’i‘l'l“i’“l “tim- Tlmithp ltepoii: of the I-‘cticrul l>cpt_ of‘ l8 cult-I'll“! <1 1E l lg.~4—— 11-

I lermncut nr any other-111 show its

pleunrt- 111-1- 1111i uffci-tetl 111 i111. Vvihut is this 1111111111.- trulledi’: ,\V1-1l i: is 1-11111-11 "luisc plcur . v _ pleur111l_v11i:1_ 11111s1-u1u1- rlu-umatisni. lmsu- j myulgid (111111111111111111111 111' 1111- 11:11!‘ Mberlu. $102,048; British (‘oluinj -1... :11 --l1.-1-1s .111- IN“ _ l infgrp’, H‘ PU I m] \ u Xlllld, $369306; hluuittiliil. $l1i.-lii.'1;'

Win11 has 111-ripened? .1\'t-1v Bruimvick. $5.157; Nova 31-11] Simioiliiiit: 1111s gut into tlr- sys-l '

[Illt-ullh as to what 0111-11 Provincial; lGtr-‘t-i-niiicrit spends for this pur-l

n11-u11s_ 'l‘111-.s1,- standards u-crr- ud- opte-il 111111‘ ll1l('.f11l\1('_lflll.<ly in the ymirngc of fictitious pruspci-iiy- [but ‘wits 11111- 111' the 11111111111151 zilu-rmuths 11f the wur, and have 11111-111-111-11 into fixed habits."

All of which is undoubtedly true.

$97,231; $56,048;

Ontario, 311014.255‘;

Susku-iclu-u-uii.

tt-m that 1111s 111.1111.- u dirt-ct uttucifitia’ upon 1111- 11111-111111 1-111-1-1-11121-1 of the|Quebcc, m-uscli- filu-i-s, 111111 1111- lihrt-s which- , m nttut-h tlic muscles to thc hunt-s. FMLO‘ '

‘T1111! int-ups that t-vct-y nuivc- PRINCE EIHVARD ISL. Vi). 0. -

1110111 of tlu-si- muscle-s. gives 11 pull Tm“, Hp-cnt by lstovmchl] “m,

1111 t111-s1- 11111-1 s, and 1111- nerves sup plyinu tlu- uiusclcs iilu-rs. ziuiljmdllllellls- flxcllidlllfl P- 15» l- 51-351- 11en1-1- 1111- 1111111, lllost trasi-s c1111 b11450 ,-

trncuil to overheating 111111 then ox-

- 4 Prnllotfws “ml "OSSWRQMIS fir" posuro 111 droughts. cold 1111-. or- I d" ""3 intend l0 91"“? illl" 1' wcri- 111101- r1-g111-1l1-1l11s tlit- luxuries ,|a,,,,,,,,.g§_ np“,qp_uwr mmrovprsy hm “k u. i --. 1:1‘ -‘--- .- 1 - - " '. . “ ‘ “l '1" ‘ ‘ml’ ""‘~‘ "" Til-u- lll-ly 1w sol-w h1-c-ll1q11111111 qilt-Htlnll “What 1s 1111- 11111--

1110111-11 11111111 us 1111- 111-cc s

the cmnpurativt-ly poor. 111111 uu 111- most rt-clilcss oxl1-:1\'u,-'.1111cu has bu

muusc, but it 111111 not 111-1-11 111111-111» err-ti us yet.

crnnii-nt doing?" ,

Now although this fulst- pli-xirisy- 1 “m. 51,3 m“

couu- 1111- 14111111111111 1-1111- of lifi- 111111

1111s 11111-111111- the curse 11f g11v¢-rn~5°m"- “m7 ‘Tilunes "p"! "1"" “"1 - - ltrt-almcnt.

1111-1111»- uuil pi-oplr- Zllllfl‘. llis 1111-11; ship instuncr-d the expenditure 11f! 1111- pt-opli- 111' New B1‘lll|fi\\'l(fl\' mil 111111111- curs, 111 1111- lhrm- youis 1022: lu 192-1 inclusive, u-hcn complaints- city 11f mom-y and lzt-ucrzll business (ll.‘|)l'(‘.‘i$l0l] wr-ro‘

41111111111111 t-verywluerv, tho pr-upli- ofilivl-S‘. Ol‘ i~1 1-111111-111111-1111- province t-xpt-iult-il for \\'ll1ll isms“-

to :1 very cunsliloruillci e-xtt-nt n

I l The motor car is only one of,a;

number of expensive luxuries tnki-u‘ on since 1111.- w-ur 1111: purchase 111

which would nut huvt- 11111-11 01111-1"

" -"-- 1 - - 1 .1‘- -' .-.'- - . . . ' ‘ 111- d. 1h» .1111 r111111.11t 11.111.1dopt111;Ii11 111.111 “Ill 11 L1.\c a life pi-nglol] Hunt.“ 1U,- “ ,,,,,,,,,.,,, by mu“. pms.;.¢4.¢_¢._¢HH.“H.,“,,,,.,

c111 owners in pre-u-ui- titties. ‘ft-ti to the first cost of nine 1111111111111 1111-111 been aildctl other 111111111111; for til-a‘

cost of opcrultion 11nd n1ul11t1111u11c1~.- The money 110w ltickcil 11p in cars-

l I wus foiuii-rly u-rriilubll- fur 1111- pur-l

and chase u; urtlcks of necessity f0,- 11111110 Tilt-e flu- stuuiluril of 11u|'1if1-., SlW-lllwillllfi. llll Hlruugh mt“ Support 0f malt,“ u Shillings for enbh addition“! living. and m, (“Version w hmuryiilllfl then we over will 1111-1.- urighcut 1.110 11.111.

must lluvc gone fur to CPGHIQ the‘ scarcity of numoy that is 011111- pluliu-d of, Thus hard ltlmcs havi- naturally followed upon “the cost ‘of high living."

Assuming the average first st of the motor car to bg $1,000

and the cost of operulloii 11nd muiu

1 l

nunco ltu bc $500 per uimum (i11- nltimate sum withdraw-n mainly 1111- ‘comfort, convenience 111111 luxury by ‘the purchusc. muiiitr-uuiico and lnpcrzitinn of 1.000 (w111-s for tin-co

jmnny thousands of cars have been ;pu1-1-l1userl 111 01111111111 during 111i.- hard tluics of the pusl tin-re yours. ‘It c1111 hardly bt- otherwise 1111111

from the put-chaise of toxtili-s.

lilustry 11nd 111-ode lms-c1111tril1utc1i to the general dcproasion_

The beer drinkers of Ontario who

had been rejoicing in the prnspc-trt l111i111111111111111.supplies of-t 111-111" fa rur- -111- In-vi-ruge at u more-.- 1111111-111111 cost huvc 1111-1 w :1 surprise. The fod- crul customs and excise aulhoritioei

ut l01t11w11 have dccitlcd that 1111- »i, -l. pi-r cunt beer introduced by the Ferguson Government musf puy tlll excise tux 11f 121/, conlts p1-1-

wbich could bu lawfully sold nude-r |t11o Ontario Temperance Act pnhl no federal tux because lLpnased as non-intoxicating, The snlo of 4, 4. beer is to begin on May 15 and thc cost of lthe‘ booze is now expt-ctetl ln be 15 to 20 cents a pint. '/ During the budget debate Mr, Lewlo, Progrssolvq M. P., for Swift Current. suggested that to relieve heads of families from ‘a part ol their heavy burdens all bachelors over 26 years of age should be taxed. In this way millions could be raised for the benefit of all includ- ing the unmarried ones. "As it is now the married man is penalised. while the bachelor lo a large ex- tent sscopes taxation" I said Mr. 1.151s. ‘us added: "1 1111111111111 "Right Hon. tho Prime Minister ls setting a vary bad example to the iyouua mo: of tllll ootuitfl- Union

mcnt in the muscles,

gallon. whereas the 2 per cent beer -

is not duntzl-i-olls. it is vl-i-y lruublr- ELWIN MALONE

I l1 is not-essury for u critic 11f :1 us tin-y \\'(11llll pie-111 y by 1111111111: t-rovrrnnicnt to b1- ou111-1-1-111-l 11111‘ lhl‘ palit-nt to 111-d. 111111 st1-:111pl11_.-.-,“1111ly with the history of past pnlit l up lilo chi-st with 1111111-1-111-1- mp1- so icnl squubbles but prosz-m duy p111; us 111 llmi-t 1111- 111111111111 of move- icy us well. For i11st11111-1- .\lr.‘ I lMulont-‘s statistics 111-1- not up 111i

111-111 i11 any forui is i111li1~.:1ts--l,1lz1tr_ The 1301i (lovi-i-iiiiu-ut it i-i- 11nd s11 1111-11111 “w111-r hug, hut poul lr-uc, ri-fusi-(l any 0111111-11111111111 1111* the ordinary plush-rs 111w public lu-ulth, but 1111c 191011-1111 0111-. _ i-rumc-nt c1111tril111t1-11 $2.500 p1-1- 1111-1 - »»»»»»» --<1>--»-- 1111111 to tl11- Red (ii-ms for 1l11-ir pub.‘ ¢¢¢,.+.44+,.¢¢¢,¢4,¢»¢ lic lu-ulth cumpiiigii-l-Itl. (l.

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_ Ari-ainitoiur-nts for 1111- Annual" May 4‘ 1925 ,(J1111\'t.11ti1111 o1‘ the lilnion 11_1'r.\1.1|11i1:i- _ puhtu-s 111 .1111.- l'r11\-1111:1- 111 Quota-c, Till-I (iillilil-JN i(i1l.1-Z:~.-\s yc "Ft- bt-iuk 0011111101011 1111.1 tho llffic- would that mcn 1111011111 do to youdilll Pruitriuuuie is 111 11111111. 11o yo 1111-111 [Q 111cm 14111;, 6; 3p ' i T1111 ilelcgutus will ltrilYtl 311111- ‘ ‘troul n11 tho S. S. “1111-111-111111," 1111- 1,, SLt-Ztlllel‘ do luxc 111' 1111- Cilllilllil Alonduy, J-uuc 111 uud will 111: in Illoulrv- i1l again on Sunday, Juno 118th 111t- 110011, - The (lclegutcs will stay 2-1 l1111|1-s' X 1”“ in Ciiarlotti-to\vu uud will h1- \v1-1-' (LEW-lie- M°"¢"‘¢a| Mimi) comcd olTiciully 11y the Provincial: “Bu, ma“, "wmm “ems m“, l“ "miilrnd litiuicipul authorities 11f llriircv,’ freed streams. no“, srhvurd island. A civic l1-.1u1|1|1-l Between you], bunks or snow, will be tendered llu-m 111111 111111111111- And may young ‘(New heart "m1 bile excursions, and vlsilts to_ U10‘ A" answer to his mind llSfIOHI-‘H unil silver tox 1-11111-111-1-1 111 every bud that swells and lcuvcslw“: be mnlflgtfl‘ . . m“, gm“ lupcrs w111 11c given by’ distin-

guishtitl speakers 011 sulip-cts 111

which they urc- cxpcrts_ I lion, Senator Emile Vim-k, hir- ‘cctnr l1.- Mouvement Cfilllllllfiddill.‘ ‘lifllfiiifflil, will be present 111111 give} 1111 utdrz-ss.

Thr- courso of thr- "Rli-lu-llr-ti": will never be out of sight of lunil, so 111111. the ruggtid pronu-uturic-s of the Guspesiun cousl. us wi-ll 11s the beauties-of the New 111-pint»- wick shore, will be soon b1 furr- the yiauorumn of the "island Province" comes into view.

it is likely that representatives of the municipalities of 11111 other two Maritime Provinces will ulsn

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PRAYER :-—-Lor11, ht-lp 11,-;

11nd servo aright cvcry 11m- else.

"THE CVALL or $PRING"- l

Fnfold. ye cloud-set skies of soft-nut lue;

And call Itlie violet through

The ‘earth that seals it up; Release its lucent cup

From lips that with dull scout its

wine lmbrue,

(treat Boreas! sltay thy strong- winged blasts this morn;

For unto Joy is born

.-\ chlld,—a blossom frail;

'i'l11- May-flower, timid. pale,-

Tlial were it not for hope would be forlorn.

1 see thy palace shine, proud Vl/ln-

There is no» tea more Jélijsilp

or more satisfying. a

last drop. Ask for it tq-dflfir.