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i Q- <5 *r* _ '"1 "T E _ , . 'i " ' ` ==§

Four By-Elections l _ _ l '*

V WHUTES BY THE WAT ____ . _ _ _ _

'me ciuntorrrrowli auinnull W, ‘ MMM) Q; ,_, , , I The Haberdashery, g 1,,

fr lid t-W. Chester H. Mellon, I

u a T

D an Secretary-Lleut.-Col. D. A. llaeliiunuu. I). B. 0. his 5”",-Lee” w_herev°r they are have

' _ rdlior and uondging nireelor-J. u. nurn°t¢.F-J- Y- lost nothing in eflecllveneés. H1011

Y 3-` auooiate rzdliuro- funk

I' Vlorlrolldont, Je l- lllI'lO¢¢- " 3-I

walker and D. K. Currie

' oo (I d ) 4 u ‘ ' Those of an older generation who

I il d |881) I6. er you ll A vnueo e vera

"`57l"""‘°""5'°'°i‘.."l"§`.:'il“.':'-‘.5 °::.' ir.‘l.'lf:.2°.°§i:.i;‘s‘ ”"“'° "““ “"° ”` ”‘°“`°‘li. "T-“i.. 1-“if “..""..-n°"`

' 5 - e ‘ e lc ria e

ED B1`A'l‘lCS-The Beckwith Special Agency lue Now York Con al “widen” 0!

UNIT '- _ "-1 N" 291:* °‘°':.t.'“.¥°'°':. ::.':.‘L‘L"':.-...':°.‘.:°':..:'.'.".i:.i.'.: “°““ ”"° ““"‘§’ “}“°“,,, °‘ "I," “"2 Mes

. B ilfli K I Y- ' “UI 7 ‘“'°' “ 5 050 I 5 0 ` ' ii: Arllilutnialbiznadnnek Building, Ban Francisco; 1.185 No- 86th Btrel ish war vesses 0 y JTIQO

i>».ii..l.i..i.».. _ N l“’“”‘¥ “P b‘;’P°"“’;" ”"“' 1:1” -roo muon s-rsacnr mon oem

necewgy fo, mwogmon 0, mana,” rheunmtisni to cut down on the A simon-pure Communist named dumping duties that were a thorn ro and employment for tae pa , ”“°““° °f “lm °“*°”~ "' mm M’°"°’“°° ’° '° ”°"' hi’ “'59 °”1’°°' '

Yesterday's news column carried in the flesh of Bmlsh ndmn. And ,ess any em" is being made to n_ iwould make too much uric mold. ent,

n Canadian Press despatch from lstcre in England the stand of great,

_ London, England beginning with _ ioaks felled during the World War._ the following statement: me part or Brmsh manufacturers' 1 Unemployed miners and “rm labor'

the canadian Tariff Board is ae- ters are planting aooms to that end.

functioning and is in process , Of the 478,000 acres of trees out

“Tho House of Commons was told today by Neville Chamber- , lair., Chancellor of the Exchequer, I that the British dominions led by i Prime Minister R. B, Bennett of Canada had in effect saved the World Economic Conference from

an early death last week,"

Only last week the Winnipeg Free ~

Press was coiiiplaiiiilig that what

was needed at the Conference was

John Bul.l'l method dl protecting

if they have undergone a change.

seat of trou Or. give var Y.

WEDNESDAY. JUNE 12. 1933 were wu sometimes tae' lsoonfol “N “USE TWUBW M.;

W, _ .- 1° 5 _

' Y V Egubgers ay 322;: ` For many years it was the ous- |"v1ndioat'ion" in the book-sections

- CRELUT WHERE' DUE pile currencies and removed the tom for anyone afflicted with of

orders." , |

despite comments of the week on

tively

of deterlnirting whether or not Can-

adian tarifls permit s. basis of fair

competition to United Kingdom

.sound THING

The nrst thing for those who take

“leadership” The same newspaper has been persistently hostile to Pre- `

rKi`or Bennett, but it is to be hoped that on the present occasion it will realize that the Canadian Prime Minister, having supplied what the

Conference so sadly lacked and re ceivefl such high commendalion for

his action on the floor of the British

House of Commons, is surely entit~ 'BNHS

led to credit in the press of his own country.

This statement applies of ooilrsc

to other Opposition papers as well

as the Winnipeg Free Press. lf, des- plfc Premier Bcnnett's efforts. the

outcome of the Conference will be

adjournment before ally tangible results are obtained, the blame must be placed on other shoulders. Can-

lda's chief spokesman, at any rate, has not been found lacking in those qualities of statesmanship which are so 'necessary to readjustment of

world economic affairs. Indeed, it may be said that he has manifested

sun-baths to remember ls. that

,whether the effect wanted is a :tonic reaction or the acquisition of 'a deep coat of tan, periodical Jud ieious 'more

ftinual

l sir Henry Gauvain, well-known

I the

“Sunlight exhilarates and en-

livens. It induces gaiety, ifveliness,

'and a sense ot well-being. It I

braces up and cheers the soul. Like all stimulants, if pressed to

i excess it fntoxicates and then ex-

hausts: again like all stimulants.

I if exhibited over too long a per- _ iod its tonic action decreases."

:an

'ducted ‘the therapeutic qualities off sun lradi

,The of

men are being taught how to tend

products in this market. ‘seedling oaks in large tree nurse:-_

_ This information, coming from the

down between i914 and 1918, 25,000

acres have been replanted by they Forestry Commission. Unemployed

ies. The saplings are placed in a

transplanted to the forest land.

It is laid that lf 5 plipll writing

on a paper known to have been] ;st.olen made higher marks than the l principal of the school or his teach- | ers would believe him capable of he

` inaturally would fall under suspicion. `

”’p"°“”°“ °' th’ ‘““ Wm "°§If principals and tfwllefs ml ill"-1 ' is very often found in me urine. soon. He nu again taken tae/ The World Today. K°°d than 10"! P"i°<l-l °f 0°”-_accurately estimate Pllplls' eblllty lil It is definitely lmovm niet it is I field without the formeaty or e' ,Ge or I S U t t exposure. _suggests that examination t~:~ts are the smmhy foodss that yeahh. m_ _ nominmng oonvenmn md n 5 mu » U' 5 dum" I

and the uric acid ca/used rheuml- berals

tism. didates in the field. The vacancy

ton

-heart. and kidney conditions- Mil

were likewise blamed on meat. and , is now a low meat diet was advised. "I‘arii’f Board. Mr. Campbellb ma-,

while too much meat may be un- i3,078 wise where there is high blood ‘in s

pressure and kidney trouble. it is opponents being Liberals. He pol- leally the stamhes-sugar, pots- led 8,578 votes, as against 6,934

nursery for two years before being ,toes and bread-that have most to :polled

H There are four Tlouse of Com

` display of oratorical fireworks lh

°nlie Baskatchawon ex- Btubbs removed for cause the County Court at Winni- tho C C 1" candidate and My doing wordy battle for

few wedks, and two of these oon

, tests hold promise of an unusual

that cosmopolitan constituency.

but the Conservatives and Li-

sre planning to place can-

Other ailments than rheumatism was created by the retirement ofl

campbell. nmerwllve. who' I. member of the Federal

Research men have foimd that ,jority in the general election was

triangular contest, both his

,f"'11_' [2 si lf; if

v"~

Fountains of song must have their

days of drouth;

Rivers of song must hsvo their

meagre years.

When deltls widen at the shallow

mouth .

Ot sullen streams; and to me

twanging weirs,

Devised to hold abundant waters

back,

Shall come A time for leafs di-

minishfng;

And mountain streams shall mur-

mur that the lack

Ot song in summer is s bitter

thing.

Bo must my heart endure its barren

season,

When words of song are buried at

Ask of me, then, my dear, no bettgr

reason

Flor silence then all waters in their

by his two opponents. Eng-V

do in preventing rheumatism clear- lislh-speaking people constitute I

ing up properly. about 25 per cent of the population, i

Further. thvy have fmmd Vhaf- which is predominantly Ukniniansi there are a oonsiderable number of and Scandinavian. I ' yoiuig people who oanriot eat much Next in interest looms the fightf starchy food without increasing in Yamaska, Quebec, carried by one the amount of sugar in the blood vote in 1930 by Mir. Alme Boucher, ~ above normal and in whom slltm' Liberal, recently unseated by the

course,

Beneath dark earth lie stony fath-

Oms deep,

Gathering peace from the slack

arms of sleep.

-Winifred Gray Stewart.

a superflulw _ ' Rhodes House, Oxford)

. 1 , i _

h “°°‘°’ “nd ‘“‘ °“"‘““°“‘ °" nl November. ans. me if =.-i.o.- Xfégffmfuxef gegfa, "‘:“" °“"” s°°“°“ t°;“‘§ ‘ffl “flu” §h*i’;" §‘1‘;» lightly about a world nt for heroes. beneficial results of proper sun- ,em on 5 mission L0 me ` has ous ye Wee m i but they had since had occasion

Grease the W¢lKht. and thai Wei against the vehement protests of a

After the War people spoke very

9’ W” i A further fact that has been dis- , constituency But he is an energe- to 1 h at th id

bathing, recently said: `Near East. The London Globe an-,covered by research workers is uc am ai ' wh k Owled ed RUE all BB- Yet the

‘pounced that he was not expectedl | C _ F’ 59"' W 5° n 5 world into which the Rhodes

to was

return to the War Office an

ill GXCGSS. ill Bddll~'l°ll 5° Dlllflilllil ‘ pended upon to ivaige vigorous war

d l that me Sbarchy mods when emenl "h°'°"'°“1 gms' ‘md may be d°` Scholars were entering was a world

promptly suspended Now in t ' that offered possibilities for great

Lord Riddelrs diary of the war “_ , more fat on he body. wtlmlly lil- fare. His Conservative opponentl adventure, and such 5 world Wu nt

crease the amount of watcr the ‘ will be Nu- Compton, who ran

for heroes The old da s f

;oently published one may read: tissues can hom -1 tm 'V _ Y _’ ' 5' ° 'Wm'

y Lloy ‘ that

individual who is naturally inclin Liberal record for the pest 42

further increasin his wed ht |

._ _ _ H80 HS m M29 V98-IS 980 B fort, peace, and security, and of gol- Riddriltlémr isp" Iaihenékxgy l§°ll van thus See than that the, masks has had an almost un-broken den rules to live by were deed and

cl George: ‘No. I am relieved ' : buried, and those now going outin-

he is gona The Whole tone oh ed tc plumpness who ea/ts too much I yofvrs, having only elected a Con-1 to the world would find it full of MEN'S WEAR

war Omce has changed for the SUUCH iS “Ot Only Wins' 00 have ; servative once in that period. That' danger. ,

expert, and one who has con- bmw Evemne was amid of mm excess fat- stored in and about hs , was 22 years ego, when A. A. Mon-, we have had our chance and *_* . -_ *#4)

numerous experiments with We could get nothing done."’ tmues but is R150 gomg to have d°“f 5 N‘m°naH5t`C°“5erV“‘l'w°" perhaps We have made 8' mess °f - -

more water in his ttssues, thusiogmed the ooungy by 93 votes fn it. Perhaps only deml-gods could ` -

li st ith h

against the nearest runner-up their souwe; "

-1

vacancies which must be lil: ‘I 1 `} ' I ` \ B

of - lgdmlzy by-elections within the next IN'-fllll I 50 I

_ ~#- I _

A Splendid Suit Friday “ml Saturday

Your choice of many Brown, Blue, Black and

White or other Worsted Suits Friday -I5 andSaturdayat._._...................,..$ u

These Suits have been selected from regular

stock, clearingdines and many of them

are worth as high as

A *_* _l

At $19.50

Your choice of many Fine Worsted Suits

We are offering Friday and Saturday a

special buy in fine striped Worsted Suits, Browns, Blues, Greys, etc. New stock smartly

§'l‘$§i“..fi'£“b.ff§$'l'.1“li ."'ff’_'ff`. f?.2f°' $19.50

At $18.50

Blue Serge Special

_ Friday and Saturday we ofer a special buy in pure Botany Wool Blue Serge Suits, either single or double breasted models, and smartly tailored. You’ll be surprised at the splendid quality of those Blue Suits on sale Friday and Saturday at _

Blue Dungaree Pants 95|: Henderson & iiudmore

*ii

, I ¢ U md St M mm B 8 - the famous reciprocity campaign. ave ruggled W successt rough *

f ation. is well worth considering. mix; 'gmt Kenny 21300 chfledrem In those with a tendency to skln R,,sf,'g0u¢h¢-Mgd8,wg5kg, Now' the trials we have had to endure. I

..dosage»» of sunlight varies between me ages of ,gn and amen ailments such as eczema, the uae] Bmngwiok, has been vacated by

mum per individual’ and each years’ me employed in the textile of boo much starchy ' food migfhtlthe doeth of M_ D_ oo,-mlm., gon- than we have achieved in the age

' 1101.38 yOU mily hlil/8 l’l'l0I`€ SUCCCSS

*hem ln H Ulllfllls “ssl” at H Kelli- ‘must and his own point of emolenoy hndiletry. The number of child work- l‘°Hd“Y lllcfelse the Symlmllla by _ server-ive. whose maiorlw in the: “"‘;““" Wm" We “We ""°d' The

'i _ . ' = - r

erin: of statesmen unprecedented in world history.

CA NA D.4’S POSITION

Mr. Robert Lfpsett writes from

Ottawa. to the Toronto Mail and

Empire, that fi’ failure through dis-I H

bandment is the fate ol' the I.n-ic* ternational Conference now in pro- ZW

I depositing too much liquid in all i ers in the same category as to age ,Frequent s:;>ri: eXD0Sures are of! working in various industries the tissues, including the tissues of more bene than occasional long - _ _ the 5k1n_ .

Kexposures. This fact will be mmem- ed at 567_000_ It seems inevitable Dr. J. H. P. Paton reports that in bered by the wise. _ that the recent- reform achieved in H- girl-S' S¢h00l~the number of cases

__ _ _ _ l the textile :rode will speedily be ex- °f vatewh was much the lowest in

‘ TWO CHDICES I Thus nearly th,.ee_qum-f,e,-5 of a mu- f amount of sugar was eaten.

:lion children of tender years will be The 310112113 f-11911 is that too

°“' M‘°““°° D“P’°' 5°1l°“'°"[ released from the t'i-eadmill of Lmuch starchy food can cause var- neral of Canada, who is not enforced labor and sent to school. l0l1S &i1mcll'tS. but H-9_ i0rChlI f00d‘ en to making rash sggtements This is a goal towards which Am- must be eaten to give heat and

erican child labor committees have €ll€l‘EY. it should be eaten in the

gross at London. ottawa looks for [Predicts that the next general elec-

the immediate launching by Prem-gtlo

ier Bennett of plans for inter-Em-'fm'

pire trade cooperation along much m€ntS Ut political. economic and so-

broader lines than those worked out ,JCM

meeting at Bonaventure, Quebec.,F°nuMmy this imonecg imprek Wgmen

in Ottawa. last summer. It is roported in Ottawa that,; while Mr. Bennett is bending every; effort to keep the larger confer-'

ence together and headed toward!

aoh;evement, developments threat-'.

effing: clissoliition have already led

him to confer with other Empire

leaders as to measures that may profitably be employed by the Bri- tish Commonwealth of Nations to

offset failure of the representatives of 66 natons to ngrree on any use-l

fill reconstrilction formula. : While expressing enthusiasm and

confidence in the opportunity p - sélltcfl by the International -

ference to launch the world on an

even keel, Mr. Bennett, three] months or more ago told The Mail

\:r.fi Empire that "nil Canadrvs eggs

are not in one basket." The remark

was apropos of months of clap

sizlfly of the possibilities of prom-

'tang the economic wr~li'are of the

Pl;n'pii'c tllrcurrli Empire c'>-opera-, tion.

"The Oft'i\\'.1 al:frecmeni.s," Mr.

Bf_~nl:v\:t said, "are a definite and

useful s'cp in the right direction.

But iI'lc;_~ arf* only a step that will

prow the wirfloni of the course.

'l`h<~_v slloillfl r_fi'ectivel_v preach the.

ivisflmii of co-operation to the na- tions who will meet together in` Lfmflon_ F.\i!_ng limi., which is un-

thinkable. ilieg: will prove it to the

British Ccmlnnnrvcalth.

In the event of a break-down of

the Ifinrlori Cnllfcrencc it will sur.

prlse Ottawa if British Empire f'lolez:ii:\_; to that meeting do not

imniefiiately assemble to devise ways

and nirnns of expanding the agree-

mvlifs that lmvo been in effect for

iii- past eight months within the

1lli1llirf‘_

'Nw ::el'.'nucf‘ of the pound sterling

reoently, he appealed to his hearers to

leadership of Premier R. B. Bennett H8

The Solicitor-General drew a pic ure

t of s mounting demand in some l '

quarters for "revolution, a desire to

over'lirow our institutions and trad- itions" and stressed the influence

of J. S. Woodsworth, leader of the

Co~operativa Commonwealth Fed-

eration. The C.C.F. Mr. Dupic claimed, had the same object as the

Communist party, overthrow of ex-

isting institutions, "through imple- mentation of radical doctrines which

have their source in the Commun-

ist councils of Moscow." The only dlflorence between the parties was that Socialists wished a constitu-

tional revolution while Communists advocated force.

Towards this advance guard of

political thought the Liberal party

was slowly but surely swinging, declared Mr. Dupre. He quoted statements by Rt. Hon. W. L. Mac.

kenzie King, the Liberal leader, and

Hon. Vincent Massey, chief organi-

zer of the Liberal party, in support

of this contention.

The mounting tide of radicalism

and the Liberal “flirtation" with third parties--Mr. Dupm mention. Nl the Joint sneaking tour of Mu- fhell Henbum, ontario Liberal

leader, and Harry Nixon, Ontario Progressive leader, as a further ln- siance of this-would leave the el-

ectors a. definite choice at the next

elcctlens: "A Woodsworth dictator-

ship or the truly Canadian Con-

servative party.”

Between such a choice there are

Iiris ;|I:'f‘:zfl1.' \i~i1:<-fl out many of thel

difficulties of stabilization of Em~|

few in this section of Canada who would hesitate.

throughout the Republic is estimat

lterlded throughout other industries

There is n general impression

ogical dism,de1,_~. Addressing ‘B that it is useless to continue efforts Larger Feet for

lat resuscitation more than an hour.

felon did not hold in Brentford a

recognize and support a truly few days ago. The rascuers of a boy Fr h;L0llf;liHLs'1`;l:l€S;> h b t

- from the Grand River applied re- Om C F0!-‘O S 0 rut a ou

Canadxan government under the 3 suscmmon mmmds for 9,5013; two | feet cannot well be hidden, but they

l hours before any sign of life return- |mlShf~ Perhaps, have RSPE their de-

ainst a Woodsworth dictatorship ed_ That boy is ,uve today bemuse liberations more secret. As it is, not

feofluiated by the oalpftulazfon of o i of the intelligent and prolonged ef- only f-he Californian State Associa- dlscredwgd Libe,-ai par¢,y_ iforts which were put forth to revive “Oil Of Chll‘0l>0d|-S55 but all the

. mm - _ world now knows that women's feet

_ are getting bigger and their ankles

some ,,,mm.hb|, _wmevemenu b, larger. The reason, said the ex- wireless operators on air-liners arelpeflenfed 5P°Hk@l’» 18 UIC USG 0! 'reported by Imperial Airways' mm- high-heeled shoes and the current

Imperial Airways "Hannibal" was T

round the world the result of the

a stretch of desert, learned the result

pos _

is the demonstration that a strong state can invade a weak state with impunity. Under such conditions who would dare disarm?-The Spectator.

Canada‘s Dominion Day dinner,

presence of the Prince of Wales and of outstanding men from all parts A of the Empire. His Royal Highness, from his place beside the Canadian Prime Minister, spoke with obvious feeling of the place which this it

country holds in his heart. Refer-

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sedulously striven for many years proportion of 1 pert meat or eggs

ri will be a battle ~'|,¢f,w¢on the msg , _ ’ to 2 parts butter and cream, or 31 Liberal wnsgltuency which was ir ces of order and subersive ele- ' -.__. fait meat. t/o 4 pants starchy food.

ited, London, on the afternoon of addiction to athletics. But it is the Derby Day, for example’ Whne me fact, and not its causes, that ar-

nym along the BB,ghdad_Ba5ra sec- teaching of fashion is that feet tion of the India air route, the op- °“3m W 17° Small- N0V€1lSts and erator heard the wireless message P0058 expect them to peep like mlC¢.` from England which was flashing not to squat like cattle. The influ-

I ence of Cinderella, felt early in life,

classic horse race just run on Ep- , '-5 som Dowm_ Thus me passengers my the largexfoot suggests the ugly sis-

the machine' although they werelter ever after. Some rooted tradi- high in the ah. at the moment above ' tion in favour of smailness must cer-

tainly lie in the depths of conscious-

of the Derby within it minute or oo 5 *less brasil-‘le there is ln this matter

of the Winner having passed the ‘none of the usual oscillation of

Paraguay ha; d,¢|,,-ed W" ou, foot would give the greater scope for

Bolivia, and it is declared that this decoration and variety, for jewelry is the first formal declaration ofi “nd m”°°'-S- Wllll° the more utili- me kind am.whe,.e m the w0,.]d,tarian gains would be marked. A since the Peace conference. Tlierel big f°°" i’ Pmnly fm °d"°“fBK° 111 is some satisfaction to be get out|“‘°d°m “W lll'€» 9-* 1-S PW/co by I of that reflection, but not much, for | glmce “" the fe” °f P°1l°@m9l1. Wh0 it means in the main that national “"° °‘“'°f“"5' eqmpped Wml ¢V¢l'Y are circumventing the plain provi-| °dv°‘“t“3°' The “We “l‘b°lllf'Y 0! mom of the Mm, Covenant by; Poweriully built men is fortified by simply making war instead 0! “_ } this sense of adequacy, and no part daring “_ The outstanding examplm, of them does more for their reas- is, of oourse, Japan. This is not thai 5“'°“°° th" their bmad feel- V¢l'Y time for xecrimination, but it is as, small feet perched °“ “VY N311 plain as daylight that the troubiel heel’ 5'” "° mm gm’ '31 '-he “nh from whch Europe is sunerm-8 today and inspire no sense of rootedness.

may well ask themselves whether, those gains do not outweigh the arguments urged for small feet, that

held in London, was graced by the ring to the four visits which he hu

made to his ranch at High R.lver,`

he knows this Dominion better than

Shy other part of the Empire: that , he is proud of his association with

ative powers and bright future. i, i

stituoncy has had a varied politi- cal record in recent years. In 1917 it went Liberal by 2,806, amd re- ‘

the house in which the smallest

1,470, but it switched back to the

South Oxford, Ontario, a tradition-I

the stronghold of the late Sir Rich-

ard Cartwright for many years.|

ed was Hon. Donald Sutherland, who was lvrinistea' without portfolio

1930 the majority of the late Liber- al member Mr. T. M. Cayley, was 1 only 55. It is reported, however. the

by-election, the reason given by the h

distribution. being merged with North 0xforrd~ for the next general

terest as reflecting the fluctuations of political sentiment in the coun-

ests attention, Unfortunately the

the party line-up in the House lit- tle if at all.

they do less damage, if they miss more beetles, in the home, and that they are essential for the accurate`

no doubt in part responsible, and

e to

ashfon. Nl

'rms 15 perverse, for the bigger could grow small feet as a. sign of 0

elegance. it has been the same story

women are being punished for the vanity of a small hand. It is not merely that they lose their bags when the sudden tug of the bag- .snatcher disturbs their dreams with violent proof that it is a wicked world after ali. A large hand oould comfortably have held the sort of objects which live in such bags, and no bag-snatcher would have been able to operate with any success

against the lady with the fist.

/ f \ / .§.'I€?e | Maul; i \ womc f

People who look below the surface ,

lbérifa. since the war. he said that

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, and is confident of its recuper. V

.general election was 548. This con- ‘VD

it ,;:;“f:.;::_ ;:'".:_.°::°.‘;;f::_r.r..z._ so lf

,the Conservatives carried it by E;

Liberals in the following year by x 2,183. It therefore looks like inter- th lesting fighting ground for the im-_ un pending by-election. no

'I'he fourth vacancy is that of

ns. ut some ow as not und

expression under the old system of

Conservatives will not contest- the' my

election. S These contests will all be of in- C

try, but their outcome will affect Cs

with hands, and no one denies that

d is becoming much harder to

live in, but it may be in many ways a better world.

I have a feeling that you will find a friendly one at bottom. We

nlsm of race to race, yet nothing

impressed me more in recent

ars than the goodwill that uni- rsally exists among the peoples of e world. This friendly feeling is iversally diffused among the na- b h lt h fo

ociety which we have inherited

The best vulvanizing job and the most prompt gm]

courteous service in the City have your Tires repaired by ng,

You are invited to inspect our Tire Repair Shop, which

is one of the finest and most FULLY EQUIPPED SHOP ln the Maritimes.

When you have any Tire trouble Telephone 538 md let

us change the Tire for you.

We carry a complete stock of Goodyear & Firestone

Tires.

A. HURHE & G0.-Central Garage

om the past" CHARLOTTETOWN

A man bought some sausages and _ 1720_7_12_Wed_5at_tue_3|_

The °“lY Ovnsefvallve lt "ef elm' asked his landlady to oook them foi-

his breakfast.

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How shall I cook them?" she

in the Union Government. But in 'asked

"Fry 'em like s fish," replied the

er.

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The next moi-ning when are lend- We represent the VICTORIA Coal Co- Ltd-

y serve-dtl1em.¢he remarked: "1 for P. E. I. and the BRAS D’OR Coal Co. Ltd-

pc youll enjoy your breakfast, ' _

London me Press hem that the Sm but them not much in mm for the Charlottetown Territory

constituency is to disappear by rc- gh

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,nes when they.” cleaned mm., We offer special low prices for early booking-

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FUR YOUR VACATION HEEIIS

BATHING CAPS

..... Me, 351:, 750 I-lld $1.00

BEACH BALLS ....~»... |59

BEACH BAGS .......... 35s THEBMOS BOTTLES

81.00, 31.25 and $2.85

CAMERAS FILMS (Ill alles.)

FLIT MOSQUITO CREAM

A complete assortment of Fishing Tackle, Flies, Rods, Bnske¢s,llooks, Linoqeto.

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a. day when fine ladies were less 0 ~ ~ ~ _g ' ""’,'_ v". - ' .'

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