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THE GllARLO`|'TET

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:Notes B_yi__T7ze Way

The road accident utltlstleo for

President-W. Chester I. Melmre.

Erfretury-Lleut.

ldltor Ind llnunger-4. B. Burnett.

Col. D. L

l929 make agimling reading. On the

\'le¢-President-J. B. Burnett.l _ _ _

l|,¢5|,..,.,,_ p_ §_ 0, - _roads of Brilrl; last year there were f Annrlute Editor-D. ll. Currie. over 150900 m.{.idenu_ in-_vclving Q-Le

_ ._ . ' 'loss of 'moo lives we innieuns in-

lornlng Dolly (founded Ish) $5,110

$1.50 per year (ln uilinnfel mulled

lluries on 170,000 people. These fi-I

ear iln advance) delivered. ~

nl; y<'unnlln ond Cltited Stolen. lflllfi* Sl-`lU`“\` all lm`l'955¢ °l more lfhanl

`4.000 in the number of accidents'

- THURSDAY

'_ ' ' E and 500 more deaths on the previous

_ JULY 3_ 1930 year. and unless some sort of con-

itrol of the roads is evolved We mill’

Status Question

first reading was :li-en in

'amending the British Norlh

Act to ratify the recent ngl

' l

between the Canadian Govemnient_ c and the Governments of the four _v

western provinces. The bill is down: il

clay and. nn doubt will become law ci

ha the near future.

to an interesting contretemps lrl the

Canadian Commons on May 27. Mr.

Lupointe finished a lengthy dlsqllls- ith!! on the new sovereign status cl-

l£¢Od to have hcori obtained fOr Can-

ada by the li. 'fmt Cmvc-rn.ment_

Thereupon the R1 Hon. W. L_ w.c- kehzie King, prime minister, moved that the Imperial Parliament be ask-

ed "to qqnfirm and thereby give force and effect to the agreements which ha!! been entered into between the

Government of Canada and the

Lgglglarures of Manitoba. Saskatch-

ewan, Alberta and Coili1_-mils."

In doing so the premier explained

Chit the British Parliament was

merclv acting as an agent of Canada

in amending its n_lvn constitution. This surely was a rather ineffective

splitting cf hairs. The fart Ls that

Canada exists by reason of a statute

pissed at Westminster and that when we wish to have that statilfr villa-d

we go to Westminster to get 1: done.

' This incident emphasizes the

unptiness of m-ich academic bun-‘

combo talked ahoilr naflonal _='at\l=

and independent soverei::nty_ Proics-I

sor Kennedy -of the l'r.i~.~»=r.<ity of

Toronto, told the Canadian Bar As-

In the House of Lords. on June 25,’ n

a lull’ b

_-imerlcnl

ementsl p

sociation that "we must not mort-

gage the future to abstractions or bankrupt the general welfare of the

Empire by sperlliating on the stock!

rnarl-:et of theoretical legal rights."

He had e lirofollnfi contmnpt for

grandzloquerit nonsense ahmlt auto-

aociiy vrhzl-h is div-‘/ram from :c';e:' facts.

Tlle (`onscrl'pfinn Bogey

Evidence daiiv accumulates tha?

the Liberals of Qllebeo are irlierrt up- on s'emminz the tide of Conservative

Mew:-rv bv overworkme ti =- old bnaev

l These are the words of a states- ‘ that this advice was received lr: the

<-~---- '-~--- - _:ure that, with the ever-zro\\'ina

'-1-< only an instance. lin. Bennett _-

Eliot Qnhp of Qnurs _

[ann

YOU MUST TAKE A VACATION-

moymem in the “med states _number of __\__h_lcles_ the lo.: _lou ha_\~¢_._ li_lte'i_v nsaticed at_ t-mes _ many parenté _md children oamde of an in Canada when they have a and hmb M “crease n 8 llwie mum C pa'cmm y`“'ate or pmlu ' the city were greatly inconvenienced. i

_ _ _'lt seems to us that driving li- lncial employees whose work L5 cutting' ____ l

mlm" ‘md B °““m"' l‘°°l°le that “"3 ` censes can at present be obtained down the weeds and long gr!-S alonglTh° post cards ‘mt to mud at"

mugm mm" [Wim B dangemm hams' :ve sae me rim of way > ldld not state whether the time was L-as: year, he asserted. 40 mlill.1li_°l lille fll'-‘li -‘lfll-< l0“'H~I`fl ll'll»'llll!<’l'\l, You have Lotlccd perhaps that they Standard or Dayugm Saving wnh Ounds or New Zealand butter had control of _the roads must tai-te the _seemed to spend A great deal of time _ me result that m____y_ to avom’ be_ng.| ome into Canada. Canada in five -form or "‘emmC,an`v fmmulated re' ill] sharpenmg me Scythe' Permpsilate, followed Daylight Saving andl

_ action tests for the driver. lilke myself you have thought that this arrived at comge to “nd _hey were ,

cars has gone from a butler-export-_ ___ _mnszant Shu-pmmg W” simply 3 i an hour and R quam" or thereby] ig to _a. butter-importing country__ G. K. Chesterton. the cclcbrat\°d|litrle scheme on their part to get a't00 soon surely me Board of Edu_

tor \ second reading next Wednes-_ "And whose was the butter that ~.\-a.;` Enzllsh author, must have had in|l~l\s; from their labor. :cation sléould have had cm__s_d____au0n ` , i ishlaoed on the market by that 43 “““d 3 Canadian ‘Mme °°““m'sid°'l N°W this may M lim” have bemlfor country candidates and specified i

‘million hounds? Was it yours?" he » when he wrote: Hn is c051d"ab1yll‘h° reamn but in th’ ma-lomy °f_5tandard Time.

This announcement is the sequel asked. icheaper to sit in a meadowrmd see iuses' they “op to hm’ or smrpml 1 I am. Slr. Bw.. !

_ ; motors go by than to sit in a mot_or~f,h¢ seythe, so that they em-l do more, RURAL -

, \\

long grass.

JULY 3. 1930

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The Public Forum

This column ll Wm for the discussion by eorreqwndenl-s el qaeotlom of interest This Charlottetown Guardian doee not ueoesurlly endorse the

opinions ol oorrespoudeutl. I

navucrrr vs. sralvnann _ _

Sir,-Ti-lrough a little negligence on ‘_ '

the part oi' the Board of Education. l

I BOY’S BLOOMER PANTS $1.15.

Heavy, strong- Bloomer Pants, $1.75 value for $1.15 Dollar Days, all sizes

BOY’S SUITS. $5-00 About 20 Boy’s Suite, bloomer pants to clear at $5.00 About 1-2 price

YOUNG MEN’S SUITS, $13.50 Sizes 35, 36, 37, 38- 39 only double breasted worth regularly $20 t0 $25 Dollar Days . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .._ $13.50

for Prince of Wales College entrance |

MEN’S TRENCH COATS, $4.50

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Th” N" Z"‘"*l“"d lleali- l’l"“€\@l'- _ and see meadows go by. reflective work against the weeds and: _ -

said. He challenged anyone in thei Tl" “3“l`\’llf*¢l°“ Uf ill! BHIDKG , _‘ment to broadcast Mr. Bennetts

aldlenoe to name e sin;:ie lrad.. T d . ' _ _ d

_ speech over C. N. R. A., on ues ay ‘ as the job is done more qu oky an gl,-_-1~hl_, m0m=n ~ man b in to

agreement or a sincle beneficial trade _ _ . ,_ ' _ ’ ‘ gs r gs __s_______________ ____ _________ _______ ___ th _nlcllr_ says the_Moncton Times. lS.more effectiiely. lus that very wonderful organ “The _ ' ‘ ‘ ° “ ‘E 3' °` _ preltv small business. The C. N. Rel 1 believe you can readily guess what _ Temperance Bulletin-'_ Written and king Government. He paused for A. does not belong- to Sll' H€f11‘yl.I have in mind. and that is this mat- ` published by one. Wm. E. -Bentley. of an answer, but got none. "Come, | Thornton nor to the King Govern-leer of your ‘.a_u,¢,1on_ Cha,.1ot¢,e¢_°wn_ in which he asks the

come, isn`t there a Liberal here?" ask- _menh It 1*’ “med by tm l’e°pl° °f |

gd M: Bennett “mm 1m__:h_____ __Ca__,__ I Canada and Conservatives have an _ days seem too short enable you to we to have in the next generation?

______O_'_e mme __ _______t__71C________0 can _ equal share with Liberas or Pro-_ do lt. Instead of taking a, vacation! Truly, another ost;-;¢h with, his ' gresslves. Sir Henry Thornton has|5-ou feel that your only chance to' head in the sand! _‘he smnem' ml the ’l5m°°“‘°' t° N' i'€P€Bl€Clly Sli1l°fl That th! !'hllv~'ly liicatch up with your work, to do your' Let us give to the present genera- P°“la"°¢'~" |out. of politics and if it is his desire work more eileclently. is to get at _ tion their legitimate heritage, and the _

Mr. Banner.; mea laid fimm, amlfl l to keen it out there mu-si have been your cork an hour eel-lier and stay an future will take care or itself.

amh,m__ _M Ewa! _mH__y by which i lnggrferengg by or ln behalf of the_hou.r later. You feel that you simply' He criticizes Mr. McLure in regard

_ _ Government. All the usual arrange- . havent the time to take a vacation. _to his responsibility in connection

Conseriatives pledged themselves wi mem. including me mst hm Men Now when Wu get away ,mm your with The Gum.d1an_ Let me mu mm _ hmm up Canada' “Our G°"emm"‘t'" :_ madenfor the broadcast. litany were work on o vacation you are really l that men of Mr. McLure's calibre are he "~‘-“’Y'"’d. "“'lll PU! bvhlhfl 111505- particlllarly allxiolls to hear Premier sharpening your wite-and .strengthen-_the greatest asset this province can

try. azrlcilltilral or other'.vi.<e, its Col- l Fercllson, v.-ho has never spoken* ing your body, so tihat when you com; _ boast of. His clean living and high if-l-tive strcngth to ensure first to h°fe'" I back Wu brain L’ clearer' your bmw ideals’ have enshrined mm in the Ca Mi mi _hm h k l .___ stronger. and with clear brain and, heh-1`lS and U16 ml¥1dS Ul the PC0916-

n ans l Y “ e ome mar et' Comlderln" the fact that hundreds

. l 1- ‘

nmmst the “DWL We must pmducc ‘ of thousands of tourists are now vis- in less time than if you continue to "S mme and m0!'¢ mlm Of l1lS Slvlmdld "S °h°“l°l-" as me “'°r1d~ T0 df’ that i lting Canada anually not merely for l work with tired brain and tired. weak- l-"P9- l we must have our home market ab- I nn afternoon drive or a few hourslened body. I This l5 OUT HHSWPF to Mr. Mcburc 1. i

I _ _

_=f.:»,».~l_\~ far C¢,m,¢ll;m5_ we will pax in Canadian territory. but for a stayl

_ _ ' I

l L; _ of days or weeks, it is surprising how l routine md nothing stimulates likei I am. Sir. etc.. ea = ation to giie Canadians such WOMAN VOTER FROM MORELL .

‘ i few complaints are received as to the

_nditi ill “ eq om as W pelmlt them tm character of accommodation in Can- _mcet any fair competition in anylndmn hotels nr tourist stopplngi _ mark” in ‘he “'°llfl~ And that W9 l places, states the Natlcnal Develop--I l will do or perish in the attempt. ment Bureau of the Department of

"Give Canada a fair chance andylhe 1“W’l°"' l

_vnu can Oni). dn ,hm mm and w0m_ ‘ Any organization dealing witli the

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_,___ by _=_____n__ that _Ns c_________v ______esn__ tourist tiaffic na.l_lrall5 expects fi rc l l ` coive a few “klcks' and of course thel bpmmp the dllmplng market for the llllinan eqllation enters largely ilito‘

surplus products of the rest of the lheso, There is always .bound to bel

1 world. someolll; lacking in thouizhtfulness sri

"ive, the Conservatives, are not l°r"~`l5hl' l“ mlm; fm' me needs Ml

I azalnst any collntrv but we are for (hp “mms to Cimada' A year iw _so i _ ___ __ ` ago, there was issued from Ot_a\\a. _C`ana..m_ all-l me ta““-ln; .<=,'*““°"‘..,...-.lon the wammg ..D°n.t ovefcharge me_ ' of Canada mu=t be framed for Can- -1-,,u,l5¢_»~ In the lessgnlng of ¢.3m_' ‘Rf-"‘ piaints on this score it is apparent.

that the message was effective :\:id_

l;i~ln_ of a man who klleivs whereof _ _ ,_

spirit in which it was given-for i °

‘flood ol this growing industry in iw Dominion.

l‘f= <p-ellks.

fdiim ial 'Vote

so although the time taken off may

seem to wasted it is really time saved

You have o lot of work to do, the

strong body. you will do better work

There L: nothing tires us as does

change.

So dont get it into your head that

you can' t afford the time for a. vam- tion. or that you 'tally do not need

routine of your daily work will be just like the sharpening of the scythe. Three week: or at least two weeks is none lon long for this recreating. or sharpening process.

Remember the _scythe not only is

nm doing any work when it is be1ng|t-he ship successfully. Totest the depth

sharpened. but is getting im edge put into hes; possible oonditlor-l._

And your ._.ac,_m,:,n not only mean5_pro_1eoted from the bottom. The crib_ ,mt mx noi, *mi M3 ,__-“___ you do ' was released at the head of bl-le ra-'

me things that will anal-pen your was ; vids and refhvfiured in the quiet wa- ‘

and Qrengthen your body.

Don't try to do without o. vacation.

0ne_ The Mme spent away from the l8i‘l0 in 1840.15/[Ure than B5 YGBATS l‘i3.\'€

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A big special line of Trench Coat rubberized backs fawn color. Splendid ae a dust or rain coat . _ . .._ $4.50

BOY'S TRENCH COATS $3.15 r

You get a Helmet Cap thrown in with this coat. Ages 8 years to 15 years

SPRING AND FALL OVERCOATS $12.00 A few broken lines of Spring and Fall Overeoats to be cleared out Dollar Days. Regular $18.20 for . . . . . . .._ $12

MEN’S FINE BLUE SUITS $20 Dollar Days' . . . . . . . . . $12 Guaranteed Blue Suits from best mak- ers either Double Breasted or single. Dollar Days . . . _ . . . . . . . . . . $20

MEN’S CAPS $1.00 _

Odd sizes in» regular $2.25 and $2.50 caps. Dollar Days _ . . . _ . $1.00

MEN’S FINE WORSTED SUITS $25 Fine Worsted Suits best tailoring. Reg- ular $35 values. Dollar Days $25

MEN’S COLORED RAINCOATS $4 A clearance of colored Raincoats for

therefore passed since she made her Men $6.50 values. Dollar Days $4

hm dm mp Boy’s-FLANNEL PANTS $1.50

Grey Flannel Pants for Boys $2.50 value. Dollar Days .- . . _ . . . . . _ _._ $1.50

BOY’S LONG TWEED PANTS $1.00 Fit boys 8 years to 12 years. Dollar Days to clear __ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .__ $1.00

SILK AND WOOL SOX 50c Big special line of silk and wool hose made by Holeproof regular 75c value. Dollar Days ._ . _ . . . . . _ . _ . . _ .._ 50c

MEN’S KHAKI PANTS $1.50 A good well made Khaki pants for

MR. BENTLEY ANSVVEIZED

question, what kind of children are

He is an inspiration to all. God give

on the 28th.' l

No craft of her size had ever at icmlwd to run the Long sauit and ` two Indians were promised one thou ‘sand dollars eaoh if they could pilot

of the water a crib forty fm square was made and stakes ten feet long

ter below. The stakes were examined and lt. was found that none had been damaged. So the Ontario was sent th- rough guided by the two Indians what had watched the progress of the crib from the shore. It was fifteen years,

_ _ _ L _ _, 3 _ _ ,_

_ of coriscription. which did sllon use- """ l If there were plenty of employmhili V H _

_ _ _ When Liberal orators talk about fo C ,dl ln C my q, wage; mm

ful seriioe in pleiioils general eiec-. r ana ans an a -

_ "world wide unemployment," what as attractive as those across the bor-_ "'i'*""_’

tions. At the Lib-ral convenvion ln

about France? There ls no umm. der, there. would be no exodus. The

J0lie*t.t' '9,.\l.C.El"-- ' _

6 M mmm P r Fr l ____ m,,m_ more ' Conservative policy as enuncla-ted bg/_l

md' “'"“°d his h°""5 lm' if mei X 0 ' _ ' _llonomhle la. la. Bennet is to lvl-ovlde Hal, B cemu,-V QT H°“- " B- B°““°l‘ “fl *ll* C’-‘“~‘""“ _ empiavrnent in Canada- '1”l“l~'» Will S01” lon me tides that shareware swept

_ l .

ative ,nl-ty went into power conscrlp-1 ___ ___r_'__d ____ San F___________ Mom ____ the €X0dU»S D1”0l>lPm- 'Merchant vessels. swift or slow,

l Another cut-rate gasoline war is

om wuanvnsl miLrvax° '

tion would again be enforced andi I to r ` -1- To tre harbor leapt or crept. -

Me honing for the time when SH‘| “The eonsiantrelterafonof the same'

Canadrrs sons would be sent to ln-l ___ '_ _ ' ` ~ ` ' ' _ "

ulil be as frce as air. phrase lo express n. rude lange of'

From the fertile Indian Isles `

dia to help England fight Mahatmal _ . '

.__ meaning or sentiment," _said the in hot southern seas thev mme

Gandhi and the poor Hindu farmers.l _ `H bl Smme Baldwl ln H re_l ` '

_ l ‘lf Chicago could place another. mom e y n OV" 0C6Bh`e c0untl€Ss miles.

M9. Qerlnrtl see-nivd quite sure of an _ _ _ _ cent address, "generally shows that, Wlth red sunset “res uname

P., .f vi i its l.c_ _ ‘ _ _

impending war in the cr'-at Asiatic _ _‘nz 0 my gwr _W P md give .the user of these phrases is as limltecll

il ' _ ' - . _ _ _

l m ll t, l ' _

dependellrv. Ho added; ~ l mn Imp :mmm _and _f xt ‘ll ‘“l"ll'“”“"9 H5 he ol' She 15 m.F'i'liite¢l cargoes here they brought. '

“There is 'rar in india to-flax' A

greater conflict, looms betu-een ~‘-lit COUNT?-' and Bnilfmd. Is ;‘ lilr fault that 2f\_00"l.000 poor Hinflu farmers in Iririla are ruled and do not 'rant to be riomrrmed bg; a imc British soldiers? ls i' mir fault ll' K Hindus wage war uaingl England’ Bur, it will be our fault.. U ‘V9 5"Tl'l fo the lnlprrial Con- ference in London this fall. Mr, Bennett and his associates, the euccesmrs of Borden ,mfg Maizhm the illtra-Imperialism. who will de. me that when England fiom.. v.-uh India. Canada will, ton, The future °' Canada Will bf’ ‘Try uncertain under these Tory hr-ads."

Trelrlier King's Quebec candidates lri‘ months. He retllns to England with 'tonal Policy nf Sir John A, MacDon \vr1¢¢¢-n ln the late nln¢tl¢S.

_ 50 a ea vi ts 'o 's Fair," say.. _ caught RUN DGWN c0.N,Dn_’ 4 , . to the place hunter who regards the I m .1 fm 1 ' ON _me New vol-it world. l ri G ~ 11981511 Pc h°°h- I ‘vote as merel; something which can - STOMACH DISORDERS-

l ' ' _ -

_ know their former Commariderlin- ifl“R"m"l °mb'“'"‘5“m"“l' lS “fm<“l:S0uEht you from the lower Miy-

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_muiri reduce the bonticczing wlihinwocabulary-' lCvua\'a yinver fig and pl-une .

-- .. . . .

_orderly bounds. it 'could be ready tai -- _Rue lm-l splee and l-me bn-ds'

h 4 lm 1 vt rid . . "Our public life has been given over,

`A“" ‘help him to power, with victory most

Frm” Ed“`a"d Iélfmd "°l'9l'a`-75 lcertain for the man who can besti . - _ O

l _ _ 'Proud old ul-ia.i-ies so silent now. _who se:°ved under Lord Byng in the ‘manipulate i2;" says the S_\'dncy]Haugm1e,- ln your grim deny

Great war will he interested to N. S. W. Bulletin. "and our lvfs-<€h`»

Chic! has resllmr-d direction of af “'hO1_]y dlfe to me fa" t'm'A Cm”

iman plliailnn and attcmp‘e<l manipu-

lfairs as head nt Scotland Yard. The ._ < 1 _ S.\'l11l`l0l-5 Of dead Cll'*~‘f5ll'lS are 5'9-

l l »‘ ' _ ‘ ‘

`dlst.ing\lished soldier. folloviirg s. {l;;;_\?.Pcn done mainly “iw . “Tres of th; phmgom 915.5 ' _ .

, _ 3 -~ '\V ere we ma e so uoylln y _

rmeanup of Piccadilly Circus and the ____ :Anchor ln our earlier years, me Two Macs ` B."m;:l°;_;1"°"°"

i\VL‘st End of London, went to Smith The (`nnserv:\tlve policy does nog; _ _ _ _ _ ‘

Tw I-= llle fhlef hfkllml-nt used bvl Africa, where he rf-malng-| four `differ in principal from the the Na-; ' -5, W, ll, Eutgni -ONE' To LOAN

_ _ _ H9 Great George Street » IIONTAGUI

Than when many a vrinvely aww ~

men on Dollar Days . _ . . _ . . _ . .._ $1.50

BOY’S STRIPE SHIRTS, 7.5¢ Fine quality stripe shirts for boys. Regular $1.50 value to clear Dollar Days . . . _ . . . _ .._ 75c

before another steamer made the at- ' tempt. The descent of the Rapids as 5 tourist attraction became popular not lohg alter this and has continued ever since. ,

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PIMPLES. _ ,` sms Diseases, ___ l sallnow coiuru-zxlolv, ;“ .

lvanvousnnss. _' ,E i

_ Loss or Muscvman Tomi »i l

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“ The Haberdashery ”

Double Dollar Days

Friday and Saturday July 4th €e° Sth

MEN’S GOODHUE OVERALLS $1.50 Heavy quality first class well made

overalls. Regular $2.00 Dollar.

Days . _ _ . . . . .

I_5'OY’S OVERALLS 75c In black blue or khaki to fit boys up to 14 years. Dollar Days 754:

MEN’S KH/1K1 WINDBREAKERS 82.00 Suede llnish. A splendid work coat. Regular $3.50 Dollar Days ._ $2.00

MEN’S STRIPED BLAZER SWEATERS $2.25 Fine Wool Striped Sweaters. Regular $3.75. Dollar Days . _ . . . . . . . _ . ._ _ . $2.25

SPECIAL WORK SHIRTS $1.00 A great special for Dollar Days, Khaki light blue and Navy; $1.50 value. Dollzr Days. . . . . $1.00

BOY’S WOOL SWEATERS FANCY $1.50 Clearing out of odd size fancy sweat- ers for boys. Regular to $2.50 for $1.50

MEN’S FANCY SOX 3 pairs for $1.00 Splendid fancy sox regular 50c value. Dollar Days, 3 pairs-for _ .__ _..._ $1.00

‘ MEN’S COTTON HOSE _

5 pairs for $1.00 Mechanic hose for men, Dollar Days, 5pairs for . . . . . .

MEN’S GABARDINES $12 Fine wool Gabardine Ralncoats ideal for summer wear. Regular $20 value

MEN’S FINE SHIRTS 981: Best makes. Slightly mussed worth $2.25 to _ . . _ . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . . . $2.50

MEN’S POLICE BRACES 39:: Heavy, strong Police braces 60c value

for 39c. Dollar Days.

HEATHER WOOL SOX 396 Dollar Days we will clear 75c Heather Sox for . _ . . . . _ . . _ . . . . _ _ . ....39c

BOY’S LONG KHAKI PANTS 95a Fit boys 8 years to 16 years. Regular $1.25. Dollar Days . . . . 95a

BLACK_ SWEA_TERS CREW NECK

$2.28

Young Mens Black Crew Neck Sweat.- ers. Regular $3.00. Dollar Days $2.25

MEN’S FINE FUR FELT HATS $3.50 Regular $4.50 hats new stock Dollar Days for $3.50

- WHOLESALE PRICES ON ALLGOODS NOT LISTED DOLLAR DAYS

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this general election or 1930, lheallh ,,._,0,,d ,,._,, p,_Wed to laid- 2 llall”-.v which brought owsicrityl ----_- ‘ _ _ __ __ __ __ _ _

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: At Woodstock, discussing the pres l The migratory him ¢-_0m.,,nM,,n he_ Ein Canada. now no lr-ss than it was ini ‘ “NK Luc”

to Canada after a period of depres-l

_ Ti _ i _ mn “ue his campaign against em lsion, and 2 policy to which the Liberal

tht let back in business conditions. t“’H’n Canada and the United States lima' The l’r°‘p°’°"’-" 0’ Whlch the'

Mr. Bennett declared that Canada

today had a million and A quarter less people than it should have. wily? because the boys and girls were leav- ing the farms for the United States. Ullllrants came here and went on to the United States. "They come in the front door and out the back an me united ewes." ne declared. alll- d°lPite this Ima of population, ul!" F" llhfmnloyment here. "A54 ll ll I-hy ;6nde'r." Mr. Ben-

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hm been of great benpm to both of _Liberal G_cvc:';imellt boasted. and for

them but unfortunatel N ' I which mm `lo"emmCm did not hash

’ Y °“f°““‘l' tate to take credit has given place to

land, which most of ihese birds pass a, period of more qr lm., depl-e&,<|(,n_ 01' lrcfluent. was not l»~~luded in it. im' which. curiously enough, Mr. King Jack Miner was in that colony for_a“d M5 3-‘5°¢ll’~l"5 H-Wlme l'l0_.l'05l>°Tl' ___ _______k ___ the __p______g ani havmg sibillty. If it is fair to assume that the

_business recession ivhich has been ex- ` 1 .e len e - .

°f his °m-=\~». »--= -dm jimi-. .iii ‘2li.§‘.’I§.i§`.‘i.§’Z.i.i.i"lI..`I."T.1‘f ed a public appeal to the people ofideed it could not have been wholly Newfoundland to _ll-,ln ln lm, ¢°_0p_ baverled, under a more enighterled erltive‘bird-saving treaty, so that ,fl‘5°“l_P°ll°l'~ ll must f°ll°W ffl"-lf U18

the birds of North .illlcrica may wp. tx ;“'°_h H l°°M°`_ ""“_;A“`"“]d

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been impressed by the evil mnse

against further serious recession; in the future. The makeshift policy en-

volved by Mess Km( D |‘_ CENTRAL e me wlllcl-l me r<;ma<ll¢;ml>e°:l;n :fic f E' A~ F0St31'onuae1'oum Sunnyside

now being asked to accept. affors no l HEADQUARTERS I0! 600D FISHING TACKLE

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Q. when were the St. Lawrence Rapids navigated? '

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the Rapids of the St. Lawrence was

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When yvll let tired and thirsty on your chopping mpg,

call at our :tore and get one of our Ice-Cold Soda with lee _ Cream and pure fruit devon. Your wenrlneos will soon die- ' appear. `

When you lim! out how delicious our Ice-Cream Buda;

ure, we know you will be tempted to visit our longed” fre.. ' quently.

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Ile must pay the bill and look pleasant. Our automobile policies. including the lhbllity dnl

Colhalon coverages, will pay the oxpepgeg in event of

Perfection lee Cream served with crushed truth; aim I

in cone: and bricks. Fran dolly.

YW will enlor your ul- more it you are properly ln-

lured and realize your ur in no longer A liability.

Ask ue for rates md portl cnlare for covering your ou.

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The Oldest lnsurzlnee Agency lu P. E. I. Lower Queen Street Charlottetown

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