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THE GHARLUTIETUWN GUARDIAN

acres sr ni: wiv

‘ "" 7 ' At th: cltlsens research institute

President-\\'. Clnntrr B. \fcLiirr. P. \'|oe-Prnlldont-4. lb Blu( meeting at Hamilton recently the

so--rotary-l.irut. nil. ll. A. lultinnon U. U. 0.

..:i‘:f.';:'.ii.°:..°:::'.':::.':i':r::'::‘:;.'r.. rs-fd~== ww Th-fe ir- few

o ro univene. govemments who do not yield to

lornlns liiiiiy <1-iurirlpa livin 8.1.00 on yr-as (lu o von

__\\;|\0_|1_fvy__vr-|11* Iln_L|l_\~nnr-»\ mulls-0 in iinnlnir um United litmus __ ‘political pressuxe' th( public which

I- TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1931 demands the increase service often

, _

Commission yesterday by members of the Charlottetown Board of

Trade was highly coinnic-ndvd by tho

chairman, Dr. Surveyor, In mat-

ters of this kind it is facts and .fig- ures that count. Tile Commission

- hearing was concluded in less than

two hours-a remarkably short time, considering the details covered. All the evidence submitted was in favor

of the canal project.

The opposition taken in Halifax

to the, proposed canal is that the i

Illoiiey would be better eizpencled in

irnpleinflllhl the full terms of the

Duncan Commission report, especi-

ally ln the matter of cheaper

fruiglit rates. The Commission will

V blic attention may ‘

‘ all th bers f the Gov- 5° wmch pu

-THE CANAL COMAIISSION uponem c;wn;:vn;uve (liberal and be very profitably devoted. I Bl /ones W. Barhn.H_D_ ;"' _ A , ernm , . , I

The comprehensive information 1 Labor ankevandit only remmnedjm The nd enact of me vis" to . ( #--

supplled to the Clngnecto Canal ‘Some one of the interested govem_ washington of Premier Laval of ---_.

er Dorninions promptly subscribed

. done by Premier Bennett in sug-

be justified in believing that so for

ns the Boards of Trade of Charlotte- |§

town, Sunimei'side_niizl Albcrton are l concerned, the Ciiigiiccto canal

scheme meets with iiiiaiilinous ap-

proval. _

The Commission hopes to have its

report completed in time for sub- niission to the Fcclcral Government

at the next meeting of Parliament.

This, however, will depend on the

extent of further inquiries which u

paper, the Montreal Gazette. Here,

F ffxiimvif. is the wncludins pas- - chicago owes bu- mohbra the

have _vet to be made, by correspond-

forgetting the cost. lt is a subject

the whole war debt sysf/em is new

Qohp _nf Qnurs

rouivu rohks AND uoL|.

Domlnions, to take a ni-st et9'P m a mm _ who are iiiakmg :cal reputations 35

' t b I ll d. . 1 . applying that policy in furtherance ° ° ° Y p'°“°“”°°d dw .;~=i-w»- li is wi unusual to and

V and decently interred. There wil. Joys bmi in men. mms in u ,_

of the Empire trade movemenbfbe few mourners The ,act that I ~h_ were lust

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Canada took the initiative with sip,-ance hu won her point in that W. _ _, _

. r how there is nothing wrong Wim

preference on British imports in the emergency provisions of the _,,,s_ A boy wut make mmm B 1897. It, took the initiative at the iY°‘m5 P1” are V9 be 1"V°k9d fm' golfer' ifitliout training hilnsslf m do last Imperial conference in uvlr. ¥;’;;tP";T;’°;‘;x;” snail: f°’;“°“Y “if .~='iw was iiimucied, to remain cuhu

‘ -ec , oe ot.,-..._. _

Bennetts presentation of a definite greet the essgmal truths ,gm .“ fu "“‘1 °"""‘°uW£ ‘md t°1°“1”” W

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l”`°P°S“1 5° the then Bfmsh GW' !world economic system has come ,.m;, u?;tf.c°;1; ernment, "a preference in the Can- Eperilously close to breaking down ,_;,,m¢_ adian market in exchange for a§°°mP1ef9]Y» S9109 Of U16 CBUSBS Of; lloiveiel' l'in just wondering 11 like preference in theirs." The oth- l the n°°'r`b"°9kd°WI1 are imper- mese ,,055 ,no playing 91100811 of

|;eett1)y; understtgod. “gut :liao is T29 .ne other gullies ui youth, games like ou as o r. f.-'L1 -,,.'. ,

°° W-‘i 05"- 1° 15 mini! N14 “Sm aiiempi. of the United states io! Us_,bjf::f, tix, i

that the initiative should be taken 'extract from Europe vast quanti- uguiiist ol.;ioileIits,; where' they must again by Canada, and this has been':;1¢’5 0! §°lC;hin Daygidenitjgrimunli- _ learn to get throivn to the gmund, -ons an o er go s n war-.

time was a chief cause of the de-- to pig, ~ on mo imc ‘ohm m. 1 »

osiing that the adjourned confer- 1 ~' _ _ _ _ Wd ‘K~‘.'

A (ma V hould tak .X Dression. ,It is idle for D°lm¢i3“55 to play halt or lun back, must 'learn ,

nee .l. via s e P wee in the United states to pretend to; to control the tamper when they lwilioiit further loss of time. their people that war-debt pay: receive hard knocks. In other words,,

Imvnis may be resumed at some at a tuno when they are enthused i

must take liars knocks, must learn

_ IC FORUM

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- YOU N0 1`Ci1i1illB frilillieiltiy be t :-Wl 'I- the best mind' in

menu, whether in Britain or in the France says an exchanze is that 1 mwn and mwah year omabogs S1’ “ ° °

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this column is open lor the .iaciusiou pr ¢°rr¢¢i»°lld=n¢l ol questions of interest. The Charlottetown Guardian don not nccessal'l|! ¢|“|0F5° “W opinions of correspondents.

KILL NG TRADE

all sensible communities are doing their best to help out trade and commerce, our City Council are on the periodic game to injure busin- ess which does not affect their own pockets.

In these days of severe depres-

Ision and low prices for farm pro- ducts to buy goods, consume food,

stagnation. . ‘

America. which seeks to limit trade and put the consumption of native grown foods under a red tape re-Q straint. I have been told that laws; in “restraint of trade" are beyond the power ol' any province.. Wheth- er a City Council is above the Dom.. inion Parliament in legislative pow-

and circulate money, is stressed by

the biggest men in Canada, as the;

best means of lifting the wave of I

Charlottetown is the one city in;

1 eLetters of Credit

ma/zeyou at Home. ` -- when abroad - - - \-ye _ W , .)

The safest and mon convenient method of iw' I l / ix ` handling your funds, while travelling in /_ ) _ foreign lands, is through Bank of Nova .

Scotia Letters of Credit. They do away /'.5f,Wi ,-

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wah not of ion by .bon and simplify 'i_N\“j"

°‘exchadgc" problems. Obtzlinable at any __ ; .

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will further this end is of the est economic importance. At present time Canada is gold scious. Exploration is being rled out on a scale seldom before. The premium paid on

the

-'-lfi" Ifuture date. Europe is not goingsexotted, worked up to the feverish;

'to gb through the agony of making.

point, theymrust behave themselves

AUTUMN LEA VES ends meet to correct deprewion-' as real men should behave.

Real literature is where one

finds it. with undeviating frequency that created the present distress.

01'] - -

e finds it in the editorial /col

mns of Canada's oldest daily news-

ence and otherwise. [0 _

Apart from the specific object of S

the investigation, ii useful purpose

will be served by securing so much its

first hand information as to the

shipping conditions in the various parts of the Maritimes, and the dis- °

advantages under which Maritime

age of an autumn elegy, sand-

wiched between political articles in

issue of Oct. 29:

“Autumn has a strange affinity

with spring. !t seems as lf, in mem- ry of earlier days. this season turns -say five or ten dollars a week. back wisifully towards the oolor Th°118h W°°h°’S mm *° bei

trade has been conducted. Scheme which W95 the Hl'Sf1iD8 65-

. say M Apru' The leaves “tm °n ties, they have been known to eat.

the bough droop as it were brood- and eating costs mo;-|ey_

14 TIMELY PARLEY ingly, and spread their lightest gold

*_ to

-the sun-gleam. The sky above

Free 'Hilde is dead in England, them, and above the bleached

but its chief mourner, the Manches- stinks, is one Vps; gremulous blue

te.. Guardian, still clings_ to the crystal, and sets up the russet and anon of the chicago health den' 11011? fhii-ii ihl‘i'0 is life inthe corpse. saffron semi-tones of the leaves par-tment, declares that “fresh air

Its post-election criticism of Prem- with a glorious distinctiveness that

lsr Bennett for being "in too much

of a. hurry” in his desire to re- is

assemble the Imperial Economic Ia Conference is a. case in point. Thei Guardian‘s contention is that the

reminds us that “October brown"

beautiful alike for what it gives nd for what it takes away. There

e vagrant leaves asail upon the

air. Every breath of the breeze humidity and the cleanliness of ali'

difficulties which have prevailed shakes down more of these exiles

hitherto have not been removed who 'join the ragged and crinkled

from the situation; but this is a. h

for the mere purpose of starting in again on ,the same vicious process-

The Laval-Hoover conversations mean, in brief, good-bye to war debts. -

tidy sum of $17,705,000. They

hii.ven’t received a penny 'OI DW' since last April. Some of them would like their salaries reduced to` a point at which the city might feel justified in resuming payment

fourth-dimensional creatures, wlth= few of the ordinary human quill-

“Dehunkers” are now attacking a long-established law of health.- Dr. Hill, former chief of the bureau of ventilation and sanit-

isn'¢ fit to breath. There is an er-_ roneous impression,’ he states "thati

air conditioning sfmplymeans the' cooling of air. That is noi; S0. 101" thc term implies the control not only of temperature. but 01]

What is the result of playing such

games? _

The boy becomes an all round

C0mmon sense average man in the °0mmUiili~Y. He has learned that he has certain rights and he sees to it that he gets them. He has learned that the other fellow, his neighbor. likewise has certain rights and is entitled to them, and his some 0,( fairness, developed by play, keeps him from interfering with the rights of his neighbor.

He learns to take his knocks, the

disappointments of life, not perhaps with a smile always, but with the knowledge that he has received knocks before, and that they come W eV@1".Yb0iiY. During these knocks or reverses he steadies himself be- cause hc knows that steadiness, not Rights of temper or emotion, is what he needs at this time.

My thought is this, that golf is a

Splendid game and it is rather Va. 80011 idea to learn to play when Y01i‘ng if possible, so as to get tho natural Swine or rhythm. Golf will then be 8. JOY when oneibecomes middle aged or elderly, H°We‘/ef if golf and golf only is the 0111Y game to be played by young boys, I think ii is b mistake, as mm-V °f the l19°@S5Hl'5' lessons of life will be lost if other games, group

as well. Later, perhaps, the con-

trol of air pressure, t<J0. will be' widespread. The day is comingi

np of wuts and leavmgs “pon predicts an exchange when houses

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statement which can scarcely be the lawn grass, or huddle together Wm be bum wmwut windows and

corroborated by facts. Premier at

the edge of the sidewalk. Shuffle

Bennetts proposal for Empire tar- the foot into this lom mob of rem- lf‘l preference at the Imperial Con- nants and the sound is like that of

ference was turned down by a B

'Labor Government in which a Free I'

Trade element predomlnated. m

What is the situation today 7 tr

_The mandate given tothe Nation- as

Bl Govemment in Great Britain. is to

sufficiently- comprehensive, and il

sufficiently emphatic, to enable that B.

Government to enter into 9. trade

arrangement with the Domlnions 6

upon any basis which may com- mend itsclf as mutually advantag-

iepus. The platform upon which the Government appealed so suc-

cessfully to the British electorate

included the provision of whatever

safeguards might bo deemed neces-

sary in the interests of British industry and British labor, 'und the

adoption of a protective tariff as a possible and even probable safe- guarding measure, was clearly in-`

dlcated. It is not to be supposed :lor a moment, says the Montreal Gazette in this conection, that the British Government in execut- ing this mandate will have re- course ta any system of tariff pro- tection which does not afford pre-

ferences for the British Dominions

ind dependencies.

As regards Canada, for example,

the preference so long enjoyed by British exporters to I this market

could scarcely be overlooked. Estab-

lishment of a. system of Empire preferences has been a conspicuous plank in the British Conservatve platform, and although the Nation- & Govemment is not Conservative

in name, a Conservative element

predomlnates, as it does in the new

llouse of Commons at large. Even lf this were not the case, the policy upon which the Ministry went io the country. 'and which ghas been I0 splendidiy endorsed, is bindilll

ocks. One wonders wherefore so

all ventiliting will be done through a lant in the home," .

Most careers are made or marred n seem to some that the few hours

games. are not played o,1so_

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Wave smasmng itself upon me i the hours after supper. It may' HARVEST

Heh artistry is expended upon between supper and bedtime afford Now most 1 be more lovely for your

ansient things. And again, the small opportunity 1°’ ed“°i1l-\°i1~ loving,

th t But these were sufficient for And, winnowing beauty from the

pread of thin boughs..at e ree- '

_ millions of men who by turnlna chat! of days,

close attention and of which boo

of October when nature teaches us v Y mm mms-U V dreamsq scatter’ V ` V V ecommm Rumen” a

T: fnth hon e

that wh” “en” 8' world mms w D ge d,;1;;B “names for Lovc's proving, and the challenging It h” been “umawd that the

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decay is a word hdlng ts trees vmauon_ But the British practice| 01 529.15- cost; lofppfgduclni tgoliil is taliafgst

ure for better days yet to come. docs permit emh clmdwate tai From wind and sun nm; my-csmnlg 'gage uncemg; et gout; itaaxpendi

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s ‘ ~ < ' in the tl f hd th

y piece of campaign memtm.e___! I must bring loyelincss for love ltui; cm D;0sP¢¢ :UEMLJT at I;

ED1T0R]A L NQTES met news apex. or Whatever' x again. pr u on o one o go

i- ` gaénrgs désimd ine .great wnak I A costs nearly $20. This cost includes

` ' ' 'i --- i`rlariBl‘0'vvfl Sl 1'. if N‘ V _

Speaking at Toronto on the cur- ness of the British law. cs of the! d Yom W LW :E £;?;;“§;“;°:t ‘;;a;:°? rzzmiie

rency sitlratlon, the other day, Hon. lcanadlan, is that there is D0 en-| _...._.____________________>____ basis as Wm as those gmmlable H. H. Stevens stated that Franco {f°"°°d P“W°“~Y °f the f’"°“°°»“ “il British example and dopymod from ‘ones gm; bewme divgdend pay”-._ and the united states, though ~ pmt’ *‘°”-"‘i“*"°°"- I" "°'“' the gold standard as o icmponny our one dollar oi gold has it value

_ icontests, however, some of the- expedient .1 d t th

holding nearly '70 per cent. of the “tie hwb voluntarilv publ'shedi ` in this wor grea er an its mar-

p 5 ` ' ' " ket price and the money is well

send st-free to every voter one

W°’1d's Fwd' cud °“lY °b°“t 35 P" . their headquari/zrs' bilance sheets.

cent. of the world’s trade. The Publicity is the safeguard of li

British Empire, according to League of Nations sta'tis`tlcs, did 30 per cent. of the world‘s trade in 1925,

29.1 per cent. in 1927 and 29.6 per cent. in 1928. About 40 per cent. of

the Emplre's trade in inter-lmper-

la, but ii larger percentage than this of the trade of the United

Kingdom is with Empire countries. In 1930, almost '74 per centfof Bri-

tain's imports came from British

countries, while nearly 60 poi- oem, oi' her exports went to the Domin.

I public decency. _

if Cmgda can maintain lhc gold standard. as the Bennett Gov- emment now intends. she will strengthen her position and restore her dollar. She has no such diffi- A eul‘.ie~1 as those encountered bY<i»h¢ 'British Govemment. Ottawa is nog nooessarly moved by what hhppeng in London. Mr. Bennett appear, 1.0 ba taking the wise leoui-se ln refusing to i‘sf_e`n to the arguments offered by stock market into;-psi.; _io Montreal and Toronto

floors of pain

ot in cii ridings and lo cents The thoughts I make my vwu. the °“"°"P’ es

users of potatoes, vegetables, eggs,v

meats and other farm products, ares told by civic rulers that they must' cease doing business on Sundays' from 1 a. m. to 12 p. m. |

Druggists, without paying license,

fees and without limit of' hours.i are allowed to sell teas, coilee, co-_ ooa‘s, chocolate, baking soda, cream?

of tartar, tobacco, cigars, cigaret-J tes, matches, flavorings, hot and: cold drinks, pipes, soaps, pcrfumes,I shaving appliances, talcums, con-I fectlonery, ice cream and otheri sundrles, not used in medicine, at any hour, day or night, without of- fence to the tender nostrils of those in power. If a. licensed res- taurant dares to sell any one of| ihébo ai-ueios, he is visited by the police or haled to court. -

If giving a hungry traveller a

mean: after a cold days travel and exposure, is wrong on a. november, sunday, how does it become virtue. and a right on a. balmy Sunday in July? If it is sinfuli to feed our own people on iihe Sabbath, by what rule of reasoning is it right to keep open house in summer, be- cause oi’ tourist traffic? Is it that callous idiom of piety that it is no; mm io propagate sin amonssil the strangers within the Bii~ii€S» S0' long as (in winter) they enforce abstinence and Babbath observance amongst the people at home?

The closing of eating houses may]

be law,” but I doubt it. That it is 9. perversion of business liiiismentl and common horse -Sens? D0 One. claiming to be sane, will undertake to deny.

I am Sir, etc. THEO. GEORGES

Venetian GB-i‘d€I\S~

Gold Exploration _

(Financial Post)

Canada., in attal.uln8 the P0Sii'»\°i\ of the world's second lowest SON

The licensed eating houses, largelheavy exchange rates 011 United;

States funds has been an added in- centive to exploration and while it may be bu; a coincidence, it is gratifying that since the re-in- auguratlon of this premium pay- ment; in the past few weeks, two important gold finds have been re- corded in Ontario.

Behind The Headlines

(Ottawa Journal) r

Ever try to piece together bits ofj

news of one day in the world, hop- 1 ing to make sense of it? Take tlicf news of yesterday.

Up in Torono, Mr. Hugh Guth-

rle told the Canadian Club the

League of Nations would settle the: Manchurian trouble; over in Tokyo. Japan’s Foreign Minister rejected the League‘s proposals, issued five ultlmatums. In Paris, observers said the Hoover-Laval conversa- tions had failed; in Berlin,'states- men prepared to take advantage of what Laval and Hoover had done. Over in England, at least six or seven million people were marching to the polls to vote for Labor; after visiting Canada the Bishop of London said that a victory for Labor would cause the pound to fall to live shillings with- in 24 hours, to a shilling within a week, to s penny within a.,month. In Geneva, League headquarters, statesman were working on a pro- gram of disarmament; over in Washington Mr. Hoover was tell- ing that the American navy must bo preserved . Meanwhile here. there and everywhere, speakers were saying that what the world needed was more of brotherly love, or fewer armaments, or something else; and at hundreds of banquets and on more hundreds of platforms other speakers were "viewing with a1arm,"`poi.nting to a multiplicity of things that were all bringing us ruin.

Through it all, paying little at-

tention to politlcans and prophets

ps’ with their tracery Bet wer these hours to advantage through Plan richer harvest for your visicm's Dl‘0d\i°ei' hi-S reached one of the or purveyors or alarm, the' world

bjectives in its

gains” the Sunset light' is part °' special studies, advanced them- provins. ' “mst mmfwwry ° went on doing the same old things Picture that haumfs the hem as selves above their fellows. "Dost Deeper unfolding for your spirits hlSf»0l'Y» Since 5°1d an: “A p'°;;; in the some old wgy_ An Atlantis the shades gather around the first ithou love life? ‘ Then do niit praise. tion are subiectsitléia tescxrx now record was broken’ a man shot ,mu

’ d ti I r that is the stuff In this the second springtime of my UB t\`em°“d°“‘“y n "es e ' other in mistake for rl moose, a boy

vening star which peeps like some Sfiliim ef me- ° ’ _

life is made of." Benjamin Frank- sowing, G°ld 15 1°_°k°d wi t° bring the wmld go; crushed under ten tons of _ ~ ’

pale Primrose out of the vast “ch lin, who said this, not only under- I shall know beauty Mid vibe UPG back' apples, a judge held that bicycllsts _ _ of the nrmament. The spread of _ im buthe ui; grains worth This coveted position as a pro- have the same right as pedestrians, \2€flfS ilt all Pl’l\1Cip£~lI POI1`lf"-

, stood the value of t e, ,D h

coiorthroushviit the Wh°1° mlm °1 o price on ii that made others From nailed hours and the keen i1“°¢f °f the ii°1‘1 " “t “°W ’“°°“‘ several automobiles had the usual,

d at its orth Wim” bmwmg 5° much t° me government in set' crashes, a score of editorial writers ` ' f -- ' ~ Y- .-.--

nature is a subject which eserves apprecl e w . _

‘ The husk and Wiisiage of the lit- Um! Bd*/°"9° trade baumces in the solved the railway question, work ' f -

` Some of the 'British election tvred earth. United states, has Ere” “mum” on the Chaudiers approaches was

li 1 ll d. And is th " tt” is E” "ev" "e a moon And; shall knew how few things °““°°~ 1° h” d"“°“‘°"“°°‘ ‘mt once more delayed, Miss num

t 1 laws might well serve as _ t

butter opportunity for s udy nz this for canada in several res,-,¢¢i,;_ really matter- gold mining is one of the tfevi; grea Nicholas had another .mme acc,

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goutle excess of beauty €n¢0ml>ii&§ 'Campaign expenditures P31- candi-lBrlcf moments sifted from the bulk °Pi'°55i°¥\ T0 an ‘mln °“_ dent N55 Agnes Macphau “oy-cd

. . toni; gold production is alleviating

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inc all things ma” “Wins the days date are limited io 12 cenis pci-I of lem. ` ` ' e . '

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FREE

250 Tube Coigates Tooth Paste will be given with any one of the following articles- 25c Tllbe ol' Colgates Tooth Paste, 35c Tube of Colgates Shaving Cream, 36o Tube of Palmollve Shaving Cream, 500 Bottle of Palmollve Shampoo or 40o Bottle of Vaseline llalr Tonic. ‘

nom mm this bargain sr

spent.

tance' ls that it be maintained, o

The business of winning gold from thi! ground is a very vital ,factor ln the enonomlc life of Can- adian cltirens. Particularly at the present time, when'other industrial activities are at a low ebb. ‘

Importlnt isis the present gold production, cf far greater impor-

- needs of'|_nstlon increasing in

’bétter yet increased,_ to satisfy the:

population and in industrial im-, poi-tance.

_This requirement urges the fur- i ther exploration for »new gold fields to supply the deficiency caul-

who ming mot Canada. would be. cd by me ugnmon nw hu”

I UI I I ff.I’I . | M" °°°°°° ° ' E"“"’°' better off if 'M f°ii°"°¢ °\‘° pim. any mipoius, therefor-o, um

'--or

~“.’-wcyvrw; wa.; ;-w;.~w.-;- .,-.I..’-.: 1~.'§..,-'.»,~‘”'-_.," . ,mips ' ._,..-.,. . _ _

we have only s. limited quan- tlty.

DRUG SPECIALS

$1.00 Bottle ul Enos Fflllt Salle ..... $1.00 Bottle Russian Mln-

eral0lI. . . . . . . . . . .

89|: Andrews Liver Salts.. 61.00 Ahheys Sells lite 8 01. Bottle of Wnmpolea

Milk of Maglicsla . . . .. . 250

is 0:. Bott'e el Parke ‘ Dads Milk of Magneola We 18 01. Battle of Wlm-

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Kwai f-he iilfiff. and millions -read thi’ day between 24 pages or less of ang

,Sl>°i'i5 Daze, or went to the movies, newspaper. wedged in between' ad-

con-, or listened to the radio, , vertipemengs; those in thomgeiw 0i1i"; Pieced i089*-11°F. it makes an ex- telling that despite all the babel 5t’C11ilf1‘1\°i'di1ii1i”Y P1°f\ii'fi§ a picture of a confusion and the talk about de goid'world heedless, haphazard, mostly

er I am not lawyer enough to spy., production since the advent of theiliappy. It is o. picture found every business at the same old Stand. .

presslon. most of us are still doln|

The Big Penslar One Cent _Sale Is Still Un

THIS' IS THE LAST DAY.

BAD WEATHER' THE FIRST

TWO DAYS LED US TO '

PROLONG SAME.

' GET IN oN rr TODAY.

F OS TER ’S Drugstore

The Home of Penslar Remedies

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IT IS HARD TO EQUAL THE FLAVOR AND AROMA OF

A BRAHMIN TEA

TRY IT ~

Sold only in Red, airtight packages.

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No Man Knows Better

Than the ` Farmer

what a part in life is played by"the element of chance,--his year’s _work often brought to naught by adverse agencies beyond his control. But no man carries on more courageously to- turn the reverses of today into the success of the morrow, while life is with him. ‘

- The continuance of life-that is the biggest chance which farmers and everybody alike must-` face, and only by life insurance can we offset its

uncertainty.

Are you protecting your family ?

If not, consult.

, HYNDMAN & GUMPANY LTD.

Provincial Managers-The Great-West Life

Charlottetown P. E. I. ,

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