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Just hortl and lllt‘i‘t.‘ boys .\ minima ili 'uk.

A lliine l'or n yellow novei. Aiiollit‘y l'or 'jusi ouu drvuk”.

A ltlllt' spent lin un» rurd room A tritli- toi; n lignr.

Hui l). (in yuu PYi-i‘ thiuk boys 'l‘uiit lutin rhums lllillfl,‘ or

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Just u litlln t‘tuo ou tue streen boys, Hut. un. your uuwury tout Mur bn llll't'tl ililti s." sunned by- 1min.» 'l'hui lourd li) ltulu Sir-mal. 'Tis jllrll lb» tirst \\‘rnng boy; Just u l'ew \'Îlt‘ worlls. ah me And ynur t'uiruul ot’ lilo i5 cbzmg- mg You illl' dlilling uut tu sea.

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Tliut La slrvu'u witlt tlu- \\'in'('ÏtS l).

indulniurl Ruddwriass. sinrm-tnss‘ea. xost

Don'l yzu llilllk Îlli'=9 snvcnlled pimsurt‘s

Al't' buught :u u t'ourl'ui (-ost.

'Tis lhr- littu- lbiugs [bat lmrs.

'l‘bnt mulw un tluv luighty whole,

'Tis tiie bubhlv or‘ smt'ui pltdfllll'e‘.‘

ln tbe huiunru ugdiust your sou].

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THE RiGHT SORT OF PROTEC'I- IVE ROOFING FOR YOUR BANH

BALANCE I3 FIRE'INSÙRANCE

A strvnm or “'lill‘l‘ irotn flremun‘s llosr (ions unt protec: your hulun us Wl'll us nur insuruncr protons your liuuuct-s. Wo wul curelull) laxilluiu tu ynu lino polis, you ueed, if you will rail.

llyndman 8: t0. Ltd

Thl ()lllPSl insurnnco Agency in Prince Edwurtl lslund

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i . Strawberry Boxes

65,000 (in Stock)

Regulatlon site, but mnko. Thera will likoly ho a bic crop o! Btrlwberrién thln

yenr u the plant! 'wintorod

over In gond thune.

Bock your ordor with ul NOW.

Sold in Iny qunntity. Lowut prlcel WHOLE-

SALE AND RETAIL..

Carter & 00., Ltd.

“Il Clam on"... Plu-l‘ont.

n D-llv «ut...

TliE lillllilliliETlinl lillARlllAll

Il IL Canin. Alcool-u Mur.

anus m1 “.00 un 'nl Canton. Il mm ra... un leur (-llled) Il lava-n- Il 0l-

.l. Il. Hum“. “ne! and FINI-kit

no summumn.

MONDAY, JUNE 5_ 1922

HOW WE GROW

lu 1912 Canada bad a popula- tion ol 7.206.000 and a revenue oi' “36.108.000. in 1922 we bave a population ot' 8.766.000 and a rev enue or 3.331.271.005. '

Our revenue, it twill -d. bas zrown mur-h

our population.

be observt {aster tban i

in 1912 l! repre» :entul 518.53 per bond ni popula-

‘out to do Iud promlned to do l!

elected. Haro i; in us pmduced ut me lleernl convention o! 1919 and oflicialiy re-atilrined October. 1921, uwo 'montbs before lhe electionz—

grain iu

"That lbe besr inteiesls ol Cau- nda demand that substantial re— ductions ol‘ the burdens tntu's taxation ho

ol cus- marie with n

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65,000

V or the wbole Littoral party and in ' the presenco and with tlle cm1

once revenir itself.

whlch tho pa'rty came into power

press la l’illed with misomn praiae

‘vlew (Il to diminisbing lho litgli ’tuäl or living whicb presses en Esevcreiy on the masses cl tbr Ipeople; and (2) reducing lite eus. 01 the instruments ol productlol. in the industries baser! ion Uit' naturul

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t'ollowed b)‘ thel _ ‘wheat; the principal articles i Tbe estiumtes show a decrease oll 812.8000000 on consniîdatcd retrlch'mr’Ÿ mrm Mm“. and or “04005,00 in pxpen tlour. and saw-mill machinety and

jiliture on capital acrount; wuuuirep-“ür Paris thväem; rough and

;ion; in 192“: il. replesents 543.49 .lei' bead.

Taxation is evidently CODdilclVL' tu growtb ol’ revenue but it ‘apr peurs Lu be detriuiemui to tbe‘ ,çrowtb o! lpopulation.

_ resourL-es or the Domin- ln vu:w ol tire lutrensed obliga-

:ions o! the country tbo got’eru' Ï "That to those ends, wbeat.

whent licur. and nll products t

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ment is i‘coonomizing" prell)‘ much

o -Ilong the

lines

lit-ail governnient in this province.

inod; tnrm implements and ma-

trnl'to: s; ntining

3mm; .TPdllltllOlLs liook promusmull‘m‘lïï (lira-5904 lumbE-r: gasolino ‘thr-i' mean ilttle; tbey are unlyllïlumlnalmiä lUDIlŒlÎBë‘ “ml fur: ïtnsliixinxeas, A morc— tungible rOdth-ÈOËIZ‘; Mis. net-N'lnes and lisher- Ïuon la: show" in me pronom ex fmen's equlpments; contenu, and un” lol'lllth‘rs. ShCulil b0 lree lrom eus For titis service. llltlt 12:10!“ duiîes. as well as tbe ra.“

‘peudlture on lihe National

'l'or opprnliug delicits nnd bettnrtlmaterials entering into snme. Ë Lbe sum ol’ 591.000.000 husÎ ‘That the Britlsh Dl'el'Erenco ‘rppropriuted 'is liglaillälllle increflm’d tc' 50 D81“ cent or tbe illiS.000.000 last penr. This 1m.- çgenea‘ai tarm.

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. 'Vt‘l' is a szlving vtl‘n-cied lli‘l'îlllst’ “ And t'llE‘ lzlbi‘l‘fll l‘al'ty hereby Eii‘ rer)‘ large t‘lelitltlel'î‘S durtua;EÏ'IM‘Ê'"1g "9‘?" m ""l’lemem- b." tire pxtsl two 3‘01"15. jusl as m;- ux 'wglsiaticn lbe provisions or thi: :pt‘nditures in thls provlnœ in 19: liPSMntion whcn rcturned to pow i 31

‘ 1;:evitus

shom'ed u (lEClC‘ïliSe over the 91'." Tllul ous governuient 'nad laid in thejEd as llle pollcy oi the Littoral! tbe eusulugïpül'tl' in an otiliciui liandbofl'k ÎflSlthl‘ {Just het'ore tlte gnelioral eierîiunl tangible redur’don. nunieiy, in Ot'tober. 1931. numen

Àwhich t'ort'ibly reculîs our locui‘athe Elllhm‘llï 0l “Simuler. Han-I

yeur becuuse llll-‘e previ surii pledgês “01‘? re-Slül

l l , trupplies needed for h‘ear.

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"‘reduct-ions." is sbown in tbe loctlw- L, MHCKEHZÏE King. ultat the number or omciala in Ùhl .inslde servtce tltnuwn in llus pro. hugling in th tact thut 2 1A2 per cenit lbwt'n reducetl [rom 5,705 lnst yen] g w 5.665 this year. a reductlon ot 40 but agninst tbis. there is n :nnst‘er ol’ 67 P051 OtÏlce employ-

'l‘be suhselviont Li‘ier'al prees lll'elcllds to tiud rooni for houst l A . lvnlue us "usciess ofliciais') retivuction l5 “in; tlta (lirectl0u"[

‘ leloated sby tho preeler'tion pro; l ees from me inslde to the ont side service. The sum total Irl’ thiH reductiou and transier is lhat thu number or persans on the pay roll bas actuaily

dnwnward but, genel‘nily speaking they are on such British gonds a: we im'pnrt in ubut etnali quantitie; and the additional sain-q tax oil increased and lllE beneiit tbat might l0‘551,000 mure crue trom lbe tarilï reductlon. than last .Veal‘. Tllls film lB l'e'l ‘Flnuncinlly the country hns nul m'ÎnlS‘mm 0‘ home‘ we “5° hadiprotited to llle extent ol’ a single and [“°:dolliti' by tire retiuctluu in the talI numbe“ W“ "reducpd" b-V subm'lii‘l wlrile au additions] burden o: ;335.000.000 bas been imposed b 'the in the stries tnx.

1 'Moraily tbo country bas lost nillCli. or Ideplommeï ex‘mmgance b) lit has lost lu: respect for men in

political lite.

5813i nny :10

salaries unlount

Cur “useless oillciuls"

lutin/n and addition until we now

' ,. V mu .i have a velritnble armv at cl maman

greuler cost thon durlng the yenrr

tho lato govel‘nmçnt. 59 lç «would n has learned on“ "mm" mat me 83mn "Id tmea‘nmorp ll‘lul tlie pievelcctmn promises. runo through thn Wht'e tnmlly or‘ _ .

ol’ certain politictans and even the l'he‘rals whplther they be looal I . unanllnously adorith plntlorms o. . . 'Or redeml' the o-nce great Liberutl p'i'l'ty ure

+ marie tn be broken.

THE REAL CONCERN

That reput. able men and once repulable news

The real concern in (‘nnndn to-

pnpers should try l0 condone qucli a system o! deceptlon le u -mucii greater handicap w the develop- ment. ol the country thém lts ad- ditiona‘l debt and ndditionail lax- at-ion. li’ Canada i5 to become thc

tlny ls nnt so much thc incrensed luxation. thia over inrreasing deht and [lie tzlrifi' juggiing as tbe cool ‘ and r-ynlcal umanuer in wblch t‘hu ndvnnl-

whoie Liberul mess 0| lhe country tirent nütlon lltñ uïltlll‘al

n t b. q "ying w Jusmy me mon nug_ ages malte possible mon s mus o

mm bremh m. adopter] to lnluse bonour and in-

ill'e. Whu could concelve oi' a Dritish poli tlcal party turnlng its b'teir square ly upon the .policy by whlch il had auained power; Nothlng or tha hind has ever occurred (iront Britain. iShail il. ever ngain occur in Canada?

iaith evor perpe- l‘. Ficld ing's budget speech alongside the Liberal pinttorm of 1919. a plat. i'ol'in adopter! by. and in tbe muni:

t‘rated in Cnnàdd. Place M 'egrny "no “a public

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currence ol :Mr. Fielding and Mr. MacKenzie KLng, and nhe perlidy at

Not a sein. __.._...._.___

tllia M t‘he lntiiorm is to ho found - p ÉDITORIAL NOTES

indications are thut the present summer will be il). buaieu trom tbe tourlst point ol 'vlgw thal Prince Edward isllnd bas experi

\ln the budget. not a plank on

romains. And the whole leeral ot‘ the "mastefly’" manner in which Finance Minlsler Flelding pertormed hic difficuit tas}: an. lhn great bcnetit that

enced in inany yeara. To taire r‘ara ol thin business there should be soma organintlon and prepar- sillon. Our luture tottrlnt business wili depend very largeiy on the nuccess of thia aummer'a work. Wth ure our marchent: and nlhorl il“? “a”

is to ac- crue tio consume". lo 'lmporters to indu-tries .hecaune ot the "pru peut? land "plancton" lnrll'l ad- Justments eflecœd. lt in worth're canin; mm the Liba'mi pmy m

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mises, It is true thnt sllfzh redur-' titans as bave been mode wenl

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUÀRDIAN

Notes By lite... Watt

MHW‘

Sudh n notawortby event as tha celebratl‘on o! tbe “Dlamond Jubi- ioe ot Rev. Dr. Heartz nutm'mlly Sent]! our tbougbto Iba-ckward to tbe dnya wben. be waa flrst se; part no tbe Chmian mlnintry. (.tburlotrtevtown, iris native clty. waa in many ways dtfiterem tben iront what it la tcduy as wus also tbls province. Canada and the vrorld were aiso dilteront tram wbat tbey are now.

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it in :rue that Charlottetown bad in 1862 eight church buildings. but ail oi.’ them were wooden buildings _with the single exception ot tbe Metbodist Churob on Prince strth Whlth had just. been built and be- oause ot its more substun‘tial chnr— ucler wau long known us "lhe Brick Cnunch. {There la a wlde sortirent betu‘een tbe churrh build- ings. the Pos‘t Office, tbe Mnrket Building, the school buildings. the Bannir lbuildvings thon in existence and tbose 'ol today.

in uther respects the canitrast was even wlier. Tlilf cuy ilzid lbeu

neither water su‘pply nor SE‘Wel‘l:gE sysloms. lt hati no eleotrtiv: Ilgbts and no taie-phones lits si-reets wero mere country rondways and its sidewalks wore of wood, in :nnny cases in decny nr dllnpldfl' ïion. Tlle shops and stores were mstly iuft'rior t0 wbut yhey now are. Tllere wus no railwuy station ul‘ course. for wo hall not yct bogun xo build rallsz '

Some institutions wo hnd tben whth wo lia not ltnve now, for in— stance thore W1 re tavcms and 110.91 tmrs. ‘We lll'l not huvelprm hl'billon or a prohibition commis- sion. We had no illOVlllg plrîures, no stireet nutmonrs l‘or busiînese pluçes c'r resilivultes, no stozlm l’iro "n ‘llieti. or ntret-t’ r0 lors, t‘oltcrote sldewulks or flSäDhflllell Sllt’f‘zs in lime tluys. Newspuper

ntl Job prln'ting nmciiinerv wure

(peraized by nuln DOWHl‘. Sucll ‘ri'les eloetric 'nurpet :weeprrs, toun‘tuln peut: and auto mobiles hall nol yet Corne luio ex instance in 1862.

presses

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As l'or iho province ait thut date it had n goveruor sent irom tbe‘ Mother Country. lt' lilltl also‘ a .0,;isinture oi’ tvwo ('bntubors oilher o! which couid liefeut uny bill tnnt but] been. pzlszod bv lite other. u'ltich Wus sonnetimes a grnt (on VHiiÎBlICP polltically. But inas llL'li as tbo province hnd not en- tort-d lite limninlnn we lilid no Srnuturs or Mcmhors ot‘ tbe Houle oi Communs and inauuged to gel nlong witbout them. .We had no Dominion otlicluls. and botter still no Dominion taxes then, in i‘ucl ive 'nad un luxes ‘nit all excepl ' what we impose-d on quSEÏVPS.

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We hltd our own Cuustom House nui our own Posimnster Genemi. 'lnd issued- cur own postage E'Œlll’ps and our own couper. silver, and gold enius in 1862. 'I‘he etumps were gond. H‘hey would carry a letter m anly part nl‘ the worlll. And the money was gond. il would .pny mr n suit of clothos, u burrei dl t‘lour or n keg ut “l‘est lndvia num juet us weil us lhe brou Canadlan money of today. And :hore seemod thon lo be occasion ‘to buy ail thoso thlnngs and places at whlcb m ibuy tbem in botli clly and country. Albng ail tlte ronds‘ there were binc‘komltlh shopis, car- pen-ter sho‘ps, shoemukiug sirop and inverns lltat are nnt there nmv.

in 1802 millions 0l coiored tmor. were held in slnvery in tho South» ern St ries or the grent Repuînllr beslde us and. a i‘enrlul war wasx rnging, the rivers running red witli blood. But in a i’ew brie! ymrs. liberty for the black mon lolloweli in the wake ot‘ victory. Wh') would go Ibnck ito the tlnys ct slnv- ery? A man ol' middie llfe Willl wlte and cnildren about lIim mny in a tleeling moment wish he wen- a. boy agnln, but he would mill (le- sire m ne a husband and a tuther. For a mon is something more than a boy. li' nome nthlng'e were botter in the former rinw,mauy things nrc botter nolw—many. but not ail! h

No. not ail nre botter. For l)an in our own blesser] islnvnd we hml Cales and Wbelan tben and we have Bell and Johmlon now. in. coma and poil taxes had not (30ml! to us in 1862 and nob'ody won praylng for tbcm to nome... Wn. sot tbem inter. IWihen the‘peopie bc. came micro leerni, (with a cnpitni L.) And the potato bus had no't nome la un then. And yet rem ot the lits oi‘ whlch we ara wnm. t3 complnln are beyond remedy. Aloo, many M lite [best thlngs or tonner daye are suaranteed t0 us in perpotuity. Amont; tirage :Ire the sunshine andi me rein, tbe benenicent succession o! the cou- sone. cold and lient, seed lime and hnrvm. Wlierefnre let ne ha asl .thanlrtul aa'wo ougmt t6 be‘uid un

-W The Public Forum

TMC oolumn In open ter m diminution by oomnponô ont. et quutlono of mur. ut. Tho cmrlomtown Gourdin» dm ne! au... nmy cndoru M0 opinion- uptuud ny tu «mo- - pondentl. ' t wowwwmov

Migratory Bird law

8lr,—l reel lt my duty as a Canu- dian to express my opinion concern- lng titis naw and untair Bird Law. How our Canadinn dlflciula came to agrée to uuch toreign oppression it :Ls an evident tact tout they dld not give rite matter due considera- tlon. Soma wili argue the .States bave their closrd seuaon. d cialm they have none ut ail; tbey shoot nll the tiute. nud tlle geese and hrnnt are tluzre just tbe saule as belore tire migratory came law came into force.

'l‘hey cnn shoot untull March 10m, by tbut tiuw geeso ure migrnting northwanl lor .Canada to "leed batch. and fanon", but must nm touch untii they nre returning froid tbeir hatrhing grouuds. Geeae nndi brunt are our oniy gnme, ao wby prohiiha't tnking tbcm when tbey ne fit m ont? 'Then cornes our open aeascu in September and October, whon they ure nothing but “pin 'eathers and boues." '

.ln Novemher thcy ure in good nltnpe and il ,vou are clnd in Es- ;ulmo clothing you might get a diuner surh :ls our lrleuds in llncie Smn's land enioy. ’l‘he poorer ‘lass or lubrirers and l'armors ure 'o busy gntherlng thoir wintt‘r'z suppiy at llmt time ol tho yeur “bey have no tlme to shoot. but Litey can see our rich Amenica: l’rlends «une llown bore. taire ad- vnntage or ouropon seasonioliow tbe 'b'îrds nrross tbe lino and shoot

‘mt 1 thry lenve there nguin. l can- not see il!" great dlfl'ereuce Ofi 1'liOOIliig u gnose in P.E.l., onl tbont Murch 20th. and sbootiug 'ne in llin- linitetl States on Nlnrcni 'Oth. 'l‘hey ure jus! un iinble tu. ‘loot a hutvblng gnose ms we m'er (are. “'v illl know tlmt tbe lunch-3 ing geosi- do not stuy bcrn nny t'nnel .iecauso i1 is about the last oi’ Aprili 'zei’ore tlw body 'oi’ geuso 'tl—re and lin-y returu bore niiuut‘ ‘he millilil- ol Suptmuber. ouly 4 L2! vonths lo lay. set nnd tmttureI tbe‘ï voung. We who ruine Wlllll 'tosllngs know it tukes 5 ln‘.’ mouths lwi’ore llu-y mu ily. . l But l fuel sure we wlil get actuel mendmenl nol t0 sluugbter. buli in let us tuke n limith numher, if. uot let us urver word the ol'l pomud ‘Breîthes there a mon with soul so dead Wbo nover to hîmseii‘ batb snid. 'l‘his r. my o-wn, my native land. ,g I 8m «Sir. not tbe old sportsmnn'

l 3m. Sir, etc, . “THE YOUNG SPORTSMAN"

:QWMW î Otiters’ View POIIIIS‘

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Ellen Terry's Charm. (Hnmiilon lit-mm.)

-——Young peuple min-nm know liow hlgh a place Elleu Terry occup. pied in the esteemuud ut'l'oolion ol‘ the Englisb spoabing world in the insu generation. Mnny thousuuds .-.l old-timers wbo ndmired t-hc wmnan and tlle iliîll‘fiäri mus! bave È‘een ‘plensed to lturn lionlor pnid ther 'the otber (lity wiuen :liu recelved un honomry dogme t'rmn me Scottish Um'versity or sv Andrews. lu conferrlng tbe do- gree the Demi ot’ une Fuculty suitl. nlost truly: "Site nus triuinphod nlwnys in ber own riglil, and by the must precious or possessions—l’y ht‘i' utuple and. uni'uillug charm." 'l‘hat la the'word—churm. Nn act- tcss dl her jgenerntion possesned il in equnl' degree with Ellen 'i‘orry.

nuried Trou-ure. (Hulli’ax ileraid)

—l-t ls stu-tud lhfil tbe Uniletl Stades lamine relier organizutions are rewriting trnm Russm ililll contetnparuneousiy 'witit the in« formation newspupcm in the form- nr country are givng il nul. illnt millions ni‘ dollars whlch' Runsinnx ("mens buriod for aufety are iikciy to be sonn du}; uvp. and put inln circulavti'ton. 'l‘he time when lthetllg- ding wlll hegin will depend upon th'e monsure ni sniely accorded tn the owm—rs ni“ lhe Ihur'ied lreasurc.

‘rTbe cus‘tom ol burylng gold la säld lo lie an old une in tlto Bus- sian country. 'l‘he owners consid- ered lt to be nier thore titan in tlie banks. in our country tlie "old stocklng" wan rogarded by manly peuple lis the best “snifoty dormait box." and thnt vlew ls nol «miron exploded. Mnny a dollar was du; out ot “stockinlgs” wben tbe Victory lonns were tioated in Canada.

n la estlmntod that between tour And tive million peuplol in Rnasla hnve mnney slorcrl away in thc gnound; and apparently it la b9» bouddha! many or thern own large

leave, '

Ltho higbest sociin position. i i

nf me high '

PIRE CURED! That’s the answer t0 AMERICAN NAVY PLUG'S great qualityl Yes, fired t0 create the best smokc mon cver put in his pipe!

“Firemfing” unites true quality and flnvor with a perfcct mellow mild— ness which yields more smoke plcnsure right down to the last puff.

Wflëfiuœom

iniuging about u revivul ut trddc in the country.

Declassee. I (Londou Opinion.)

Wben a ricin Amurlrun girl mnrmes n loreign notnlrility t’lil.‘ ruies him, as tll») suyiug i5. with u rod of iron; but tvltotl :l rirh Annul- onn mon murrins .i pl.unl lorotçn girl ‘he is apt t0 gnt il in lin» lllltk.

in lino enriy ’cighlws u million- aire namod Gourng ll. Skmnm- ninrried u benulii’ul lt‘lt‘lll‘li girl or “'llt‘li Mrs. Simuler would go nllilijililili! in Paris and tbe ehop nltomlunt would ask ber l'or lier mime, sur would nnswcr hnughlt‘ily:

“lly blrlh i un] tho Princoss l‘in- llldevde la Tour (l'ivoire, ’l‘lle l‘out- tnun Wlll tell you tuy_ prosont ililliil‘.‘ I‘cannot sltoop 10 uttorill mysell."

A Bavarian Hero (Argonau!)

MA annrlnn humarunstpr oi’ lite hante oi' Rhnmel luis Illlllllrîhl’il in n local ‘paper un announcenwnt (locizmlng thnl lie wili nm oi'lit'inle iit nny mnrringc rurt‘mnny wili-n- even fihe prospective ituitlo rnn nol sltnw hersolf aliopt ns: a boum- koepor. Burgnmnstnr Rimnwl bus urlunlly refusod t0 nlorry n t'orlnin couple heonuse tho brilit- .‘uni‘nssml t0 ignorant-o oi' coohiug. ’i'liis is going‘ eugenlm ono betttr.

Montcalm Ashore At Pt. Bigot

IMONTREA‘L. Juuo 5.—TllP (‘nnv adinn Pnolilt‘ Stezrmshlp Alnlttrulm ls ushore nt l’niul Bigot on lllt‘ Si. anrcnre lhetw'opn Tlll'l“-‘ liron and lebeo. ncrorlllnz lo wnr'l ro- ooived bore last nighl.

Tlto tugs (lupller ntul Lord Slrulh- conn are on tbelr way lrom Quobm' to tlte assislnttre ot thu Mont» onilm. 'She snilod rrlvm llllR port Prit llny moruing ul11.30 cnrrying a ver'y benvy prtssenger llst 'oi 530 (-nlbiu and 318 steerngo pussougors. 'l'ho rrew numbor ttboul 250. Tlta MoulA rnlm is n 16.000 ton slilp :Inll wna on ber second trip from Montroui to leerpooL

Bnld To ne Leaklna

QUÉBEC. Jude 5.—‘lt. wns report. ed bore llmt the IMnnlrnim wns umnki'ng 'wator and in lhnt evenl site w1ll prnbnhly bave to un inth dry dock bore for aurvey und hor nas- songers may lie trannlerred to nn- other of the communy’s vesaeln. Tho ston'mer Lord ‘Strnthcona and the tug (iophervshould reaoh lhe Montcalm nt min o‘clock yonlor- dny mornltlglbut thoy would," wus suid, stand by unlil dayligltl, when they wllll bexin the work ot pulllng lhe Montcnlm oi'l.