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ilalzillhnF i‘ '1'-

"riir: CHARLOTTETOWN c ' _ ' T _ . a Notes the ' _____._ . _ THE

Idliar and lama-a. a. imp-u.‘ amend much-n. k. Carrie ‘ Oaantary 4-bit. Cal. D. A. Iaakfnaa. D. I. 0. PIcallaat-W. Clank: S. Ielmre.

to his own and other cars and the persons

Vlco-Prealdeat-Jh l. Burnett.

-.‘-._i__

HIJDAY the annual gathering

V‘ in evidence and everything points

turn after the games.

Th!‘ l’ "W m“ ‘We l” "°°°‘“ has its natural variations: Sprin years that the Scottish Gathering has ' lpen held outside the city, an innova-i

don which has proved a spiendl success. It affords opportunity t many in the rural districts to tak advantage of the old historic occa

skin. and the city dwellers to get

out into the open and enjoya whole

some atmosphere which is not tobc

_ had within city limits.

Refreshments will be served on the grounds, the well-known hospitality the greatést or a" smy 5e of the people of Vernon will be ex- tended to visitors and the day may be looked forward to with pleasur-

able anticipation.

No better means of enjoying a hell-l day can be imagined than a day at

beautiful Vernon amid the skirl of me picturesque mg}? vital statistics of Canada. Last ycar

the pipes.

“m, costumes or me dancers and thcrc were about a quarter of a mil-

-\ the foregathering of old friends. Take this day oil and go to Ver- non. lt will be a day well spent and one to be pleasantly remembered.

--<<0>——- THE C. N. B. HISTORY.

Canadian National Railways

has issued. in connection with the celebration oi Canada's Diamond Jubilee. a handsome booklet, giving a concise history of the development of Canada for the past sixty years, as seen from the Railway viewpoint. The history of Canada, during those alfiy years is so closely interwoven withlthe history of railway develop- ment that neither can be understood without the other. Canada grew withttlie growth of ‘the Railway. The

Railway grew with the growth ofl

Canada. The Railway and the coun- try are one. "Binding the country together from coast to coast with solid bands of steel."

Much has been written during re- cent months about the development and growth. of Canada. So volum- lnous has this writing been that the young especially are liable to be confused in attempting to grasp it all. This little volume. issued by the Canadian National Railways covers

the whole history oi these "Sixty _Years of Progress," most admirably. is interestingly written, profusely Illustrated, comprehensive and, like the Railway itself, direct to the point. We commend the volume especially to .. our young people and would suggest Jhat the teachers in our schools take steps to provide their pupils with a jopy. In no better way can thc sal- ‘ "lent points of Canadian history be iprererltcd to the children than by a‘ careful perusal of this admirablel Wrork for which we are indebted to 't.he Canadian National Railways. - _ ~———-—<-0-}~_-___

THE SILLY SEASON.

gs

HE silly season opens about the first of July and continues until _ the last week or two in August, un- ‘Jess shortened prematurely by bank- lrupicy or otherwise. It is designed liftolervo as a buffer between the strenuous weeks of spring farming land housecleaning and the equally Jtrenuous weeks oiharvcstlng and Tpaying off the gas and repair bills i. contracted during the gay and “fea- jirtfve summer. Tile silly aeaso has fvhecomc a necessity. of modern life. ‘It iplaxca the mental and physical {Aitamp occasioned by more or less devotion to the eamlng 10f ‘livelihood during the winter ‘months. The relaxatioh consists in dissipating the livelihood ‘andiatfafactlon comer only when an potion [LII nearly com-

WEDNESDAY, JULY

v1 I,‘ . E . Uh SCOTTISH GATHERING. -l18ll1l‘¢ of m " pleasure. 7116'

V‘ : the Clans takes place at Rlver-' aide Park. Vernon. The usual ath- bflo sports will be carried out‘

15w“ m“ h°"|“|“’ “"5" '51“ m, The silly sewn is a necessity 0f the Province cf Quebec. a day of more than ordinary enjoy-

ment. A special train leaves Char- lottetown this forer. on. and will re-

[speed traps. and let the travelling ‘public know on what highways they

ha“ the reamh m“ Amman‘ hweimorlt that will call fort-h indignant

been so often used by them against ‘Oremhm who Wm mnonm “Many t thousands of woman bo- thelr rights. lt'ls not what the for- eigners do tn u: but what we do to them that creates darlger."

horse carriages or pedestrians that drivers of cars should consider. ‘although these are of the flirt im- portance. The iujury done to the road surface should also be taken

20, 1927

meason will pass into history as a opllwefisflfy Part- of life's FY0873!!! 8114,: great deal of money toconslruct

the making up cf any deficits which and keep in repair-

.may have accrued will N“ w“ m A cue In point is related by

'_lhc days to come. _,_ |__ Perm,“

Minister of Roads for

w‘ human life. as necessary to physic- time ago he had occasion to travel , .

‘as summer ls to the growth of flow- “m” in length “at

ers and food in our fields and gar-

Orlvlng a car at high apeed la' ‘very injurious to the NIUWIY- l! ;ls not merely a matter of safety r

on board of them, or of.

al mental and moral development m" i‘ Perle“ piece M mad 43 s“ I .

ATION S SAFE

30B!

v- epic-cardinals. I

- I into account, for good roads coat MAKING GAL!‘ 3553933 ("File

r

. F. Fallon of Worcester, Mass}

A 3M" Over 90 per cent of

were for gall stones. 17mm 1914 w 1922 the death; “h; who informed lne that instead of ibullt their missions, planting orange lting therefrom were nearly d ~in,'§_”°‘""“5 ,_ Mon"... 0pc hundred; in 1022 it was phcuzhxgifeofbggrr-an B“ h“ a," a m in Upper California): Unftccifltates This road was in excellent condi- geztffnciggklghlgiaeritcewfi gdpgirereg-qed me, and | would 111:9 gpcontroharldtlle developmentofgrcat

ma; gpemugmitradicted myself on the subject by whose same may be seen m San

l

. ——-—— - .80?!" kindly pardon my coutradic-iuw 80mm "amine Parkman Prom 1914 b0 1925 there were over 1100 operations on the gall bladder mm, and bile ducts investigated by pnlrail Ban

.- The Public Forum _ _ I ___._.. r ‘up. uupc, 1n '1'. macs-wall, Thh column in open for the ;hof. of Baha'i. lJalv. of Odd-all. diaauaalon by oomapondanh l ~ of questions of Interest. The ' Charlottetown Guardian 49a ' not naeoaaarlly andoraa the

oplnlorlp of wrmapondallta.

r "t:

An interest-int motion picture mlchzhcundcuuuicnmiecior ‘orangegrowlng. Iiratmightbaahowa ‘thc wild citrus of prehistoric time: ooooo §gmwing in Oriental heats. Then

connm am ‘WM H" I" ""°°"¢"°‘°P'""‘ bythecillneae: t-heCruaader-aarriv-

Sir.—-Will the writer of “Prince: 1n p.155“ and 5am; shown Edward lalarid aa a ikllinht Re- 1m

lion, and if lam wrong sat me mlflm" "W51"! u" “Pu” u" right again. but in regard to Cor- lrying theorunge toBraail; trhePran-

being the Gaelic for‘ m“; Jun] 5g “white sickle", l have been coa-fdwanpdre‘ y pen n‘

one of our beat Gaelic 8!lllen|a;.FTfll10lB¢0 (comm! 0P We will. 01¢!’ “white sickle" it means;

seeds l Now the beautiful: “d esubushm‘ mnkuwm

A' ‘f’ ""~?l'0§ccui1ly'.'ald‘rji"ilcmdlr '

w»;

f ' l lion. Twp days later, after the 19251955 than 2 p" can,‘ jkiiow its proper dlrlvatfon. for-clings; M", 1,, c, 11pm; ggfl wit!!! . . . . . . . . .. .,. .. :.‘\W..._,/, '1. .-.......... dens. The season. although short. weekend tram; he passed over Does this mean that our Bllrgegns; Thanking the writer for hia kind m Riverside m n73. mm two me - ‘ ‘the same ma“ which h“ recently are more Shun-u" lgolit-id: Iogalprggenforspfzili; ofélgeldLaI-g ‘time mvelomrmxprescnwd I ADUREBS....................... .‘......................., -< with its hopeful outlook: Summer been repaircu dmlhc found the sur- blxém; 1°n°°“‘“d 15$; 012%; ‘fall: he has ever seen it during r441 her by William Saunders of the ‘ ‘ " ‘ ‘ f. with n5 “ch harvest“ plcmca “up face had been practically rulucli by now done so frequently that subwlummer sunset. 0r better still. with _Depal’tment of Agriculture (these d t n _____? d hm m“ _ h ‘ _Mm;mn the spceilcrs and lho cost of ie- gcons an; bound w become more" e 1"“ mm“ “hmmlg "VEQIIL t ltrees were ob from Brazil); b m‘ e or“ an hem‘ made m '1 oimo “t” gswmn ng‘ pairs would amount Lo 875.000. proficient in operating in these. ONE OF T:gl'NAlp-'rfvce"spthe Riverside Citrus Fair of 1879, o “manner mmml en°my"hl°h iwith its growing chllllness. its re- ____ regions. . 3 when we mm anmm much m“ will so thrvvsh the winter without i -. _ - r -————<o>-——.- - e collections of opportunities neglect- Hon. Mr. Perron is a man of de- lamhesifieifizs lglglzaslwteg: ‘xllztlafigsgj womo-woooo-rooovo-ooooo-o {arable “gunman; and the mp“ 053’ Enwmo] “m” are 55 ""3 mo‘ "'- ~ ' ‘ . Ed‘ "5 outlook upon wimma termination and he promptly took mam m the berccnuge o! sucwssfml {growth o‘ the Industry. ment searching variouavcountriesmsl action l0 slop Hneedills- "e lm- operations was due to something‘ ‘ But there are a whol l of for mmnce’ south Mm“ The °°“‘i Let us enjoy thc seasonasit pass» . , |N ; t? B9118 i w l‘ .. _r mediately cancelled the licenses of 015C. l , villains in the playfCitnistrees are sgnmen o meets u they ‘ma’ . *1‘ "5' n Wm be dxflerem "m" “Homer 72 of the violators of the speed Dr‘ “no” “a” m" the m". Byvillxl. L. Gordon extraordinarily subfcct totheattacks M “the Riverside cum. “Del-many " ~ 7' " . silly seasons. Past and present, for regumuons and announced ma! he dealfihiritf in 1925 ‘was (iluehfo the!‘ I . iotpests both mace-Ls mu mum The Station are examined in a special Privilege ' l "nothing in earth 0r heaven ever llflfl doubled the‘ number 0f motor— P“ m y prepare’ on o t e pa "1 "“' ' ‘ ‘ ' -- I filming with “Wm” d°°'¥- “fl? -» I. ’ r * lent. so that when he reached the‘ Lreaderwillbe par ly interested u _ The right which aoclety. . comes as it came before." This fswycle officers and would establish operating room he had just that‘ WORDS“ OFTEN MISUSKDPm the eflortawcombat two ormme D7608" 0n living taken to avoid‘ dvuyouwbeqmyoi" V, . speed-traps evcryvrllere. "Not one mull" 59W" $181109 W000“! lhmllilll-Df-lni 533' the “"7 were mtummgj; ' “bowling NW 0‘ "m" W“! the" ' ‘Iilflfifty as you aneflfiaa "f: . tll l5 mm’ M -- l f h i~ il h u a safelY- ‘tothe room." Say "was: “e P“ - " true nature isiknown. This u pdr- ,1 out lrlvllear 31th im- - .us make the most of n. "° 3"" ° ‘ ” ‘w "’ ' e p" °“ This preliminary preparation 1n-‘ orrau MISPRONOUNCED: hol0-; A very handsome scale-hum. of “cum”, “Dorm, because m m- l _ c dial youzucrddc : “d- we m" l” Pmif“ ""1 P""' eludes the use of the dye wihlchfcaust. Pronounce first o as in "of". comparatively large size. appeared in t . ' c‘ t y, ‘i . llc", 11B Baill- Alld llllbllli Journals shows up the position and conditfomaecond o p” “m” “"7 Fwd 995m“ h!"

VITAL STATISTICS. acmm

HERE is lnuch to encourage in and much to learn from thc

The ‘good old steamer Stanley, long ago famous for her splendid

‘lion births, nearly double as many ‘as there were deaths. '

‘ Ontario shows the lowest infant mortality as compared with the ‘other provinces, the rate being 78.5 in 1.000 births., In Quebec, thc rate ‘was 142 deaths per 1,000 births.

1 There is a reason for the low ‘Ideath rate in the province of On- The Child Welfare Society

her winter YGBFS.

termiiie what poition of thc year it can be utilized- mrm are to be taken from three stations ‘with its many branches throughout Hudson Slums. the province is doing a wonderful service in instructing mothers in the ‘care of their children, born and un- born, and the result is reflected in ‘the death rate. What Canada has Hupflgedio 6mm um" h pee e r lost and is still losing through t be and Wm g0 back to "who" Buy lgmrmce °l "mum's can "w" bcincxt summer to continue licr work calculated but, as the work of good-

until l5 months hence. “women organized for the purpose 0f

accompanied by another steamer

serving stations are equipped and The Stanley is not ex-

who

. i Thousands would like to

saving the lives of the little ones jprogresses, other provinces will learn ‘tin time. Meanwhile the co-operaj ltion and assistance of all should be extended to thosedevobed women‘

be disappointed, but all will admit the necessity of giving him the op- portunity to enjoy a much needed rest. iduties of Child Welfare work and.f‘l,'(‘)‘:on?:'i:fil' hspsjcgfiécted to w ievery effort should be made in all we“ a public gatherm‘ and that. rthc provinces w extend the 8°“ but hrlciiy. He will visit Saint ‘work. Canada cannot afford to lose John, Halifax, and Charlottetown’ fits children at the rate at which they are being lost in too many of

our provinces. _____<0§___-_ EDITORIAL NOTES.

limited.

The birds arc singing, the flowers are blooming, the fish are biting. May the good Lord enable us to love our work!

States. Already there speculation as to the calldidateij who will be chosen as standard’ ileareril of the Democratic parties, although it seems highly probable that the Reg‘ piiblican qinlveiltlon may nomln-i ate President Coolidge for anotherf toriil. lt is realized that it will bel difficult tn kccimrrnhlblilcn out of? arc. Hc hopes, not to catch spccd-‘tfi contest, although the effort; ers‘ bu; m mduce nuwgsgs w drive will be made. and rencal of the

at moderate speed.

The Minister of Roads in Quebec‘ has announced that he will establish‘

Voliltead Act la riot likely to be ai ,_ plank in either platform. ‘ The Women's Canadian Club. of? Governor v Vancouver. have addressed l strong" PTQWSL m m” Fcden“ ‘md Prlwln-yrlaa a Democratic candidate. He in’ cial Governments of Canada ‘ ‘ 0090580 in Pffllllblllflll 8nd Ml‘- the sale of horses. locomotives andjicmudg“ "“'°'“'5 “- But the ‘m’ equipment w ropresenmmes o‘ thefpartiea are alike divided in their

imembership on the, liquor question soviet oovclnmerfl’ o’ Rush‘ Theyand pronounced Qpllllflll! either for

women fear that supplies o! such or against prohibition might be things may be uscd against Graatlprejudiciai to any‘ candidates elec- Britain and her allies in the event “m1- of wan v ‘ if,

The Boston Globe compares Brit-if ish respect for law andgmneflcan contempt for it.'and remarks: "Per-

Smlth of New York an been mentioned among othcra

i ‘The poatpondvncnt of equal cuf- raga for women in England will lglvc the feminine voters a grlév-

|lance against the Baldwin Govern-

fallen into mu contemptuous atti-ipmte-m Th” h" °"'°°'°d m“

{action would bc-iaken at the com- ma‘ “W”! “w “d 5mm‘ l‘ thejlng fall session as they claim was

31187141811660 111891068 1118i havBIpi-omiaed them. to kive woman the ‘right to vote 'at 21 years of age.

tween that‘ use and 30 years want tto vote but cannot and they have the aympdtliy of their. older ulst-

‘vgllhllilnltlofekiatlnoawlll

'\‘vl gm» ..

charge byanAmertcan against Am- lfanoufeach thou ltmihorlcarlaianotable. Oertainlyfespoct ‘ flolgllnandfnrlf-ha law luqhruchccull

service after being battered and 1am, enduring all sorta of haltlshlpg in times the intestine has fibrous bands wmk for some (my or adhesions which interfere She is now being seilt to its movements‘ lludsou Bay with the experts who co

are t0 gather further information of the intestine, and the appendix‘: as to the practicability of the route Wm be Show“ at 3- hllher P0531931 , _thnnrml,thatisu nearthe»

for commercial traffic and lo de g8; blaze‘; Thus the nugget)“ h“ a‘.

0b ‘fair idea of what he isi lervflliflllfl ‘when he operates. Also by diet, exercise, and other:

r i I _ d B 1 measures the patient can be puti M’ m leg an“! u H“ so“ 8y am into his best possible condition be-, re the operation.

Thus by team work on the which is not an ice-breaker, which the patient, the physician. 8

.11 H m n. m b_ gurgeon, his chances of recovery w I return w a ax a er e o lhave been increased four fold in thq

last few years.

The Stanley is f0

This would be impossible It

an the giieat of the Lieutenant gov- ernora. but the day-time hours ill-gags, lofted to his stay tn either of the men bfarifime Provinces will be very,er35 moths dlsuke the Odo? or mk‘

positional thc

_.p_

near and far have commended liia 0f "If? 8811 bladd". 811d ""18 U19 "naught" surgeon knows ahead of time just- about what to expect when he oper- t ates. This as you can see is worth‘ much to patient and surgeon, andi lessens the danger arising from un- work in the winter service between ‘Orwell (Iondmom m ml? N810" 01' . . the all bladder. [his prmmw and ‘he ntalflland’ is, Also an X ray meal which shows increase our vocabu ry by master- still in the Dominion (r0l0fllmcllbthe mwsflne m "k1"! one word each day, n to gall bladder. because some?

8

Sometimes also an old appendix ndition will cause these

able, precarious, debatable, disput- able. unreliable. v

wwlresscd- all l“ umIjCallfomia in 100a It was then un-

OFIEN MISSPELLEDZ" appeal: v known to science. and became known W0 p} r I gas the Cottony Cushion-Scale, or SYNONYMS: falliblc, question-

Ispread to such an extent that, in WORD STUDY:

' acting by mom-; ntary impulse. “He threw himself

SCRAP BOOK a

Y ROBERTA LEE

Uses .01 Paraffin, .

i

Paraffin has many household uses.

will remove grease from thee-Am] winding paths

h have undertaken the general were he to attend public functions hands. is eXcellcnil 101' 0191mm! the w o _>

only m sewing machine. will remove QPCBSBiAIQnQ the [running brooks me cow- from the rollers of the clothes r rwrlnger.

To Prevent Maths

When Sewing

Next year another Presidential] election will be due in the unllcdlcum powder w 91'9"?!" them frolrr h, much § sticking to the goods while sewing.

i-Q-i

. FQR THE / SCRAP BOOK . A SERIES OF LITERARY _

QUOTATIONS FOR , BOOK LOVERS

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OQOQO-O

Wednesday. July 20

Knowledge to one appeals as a goddess, indeed; to another, Know- ledge is only a cow, milkablc every

day-Schiller,

Time, you old gipsy ina.n.

Will you: not stay, . Put up your caravan . Just for one day? i

All things I'll give you, ‘ - Will you be my guest, Bella for your jennet 0f silver the beat, ldsmiths shall beat you great golden ring, Peacocks litiail bow to you, L title’ boys blag. '

. and sweet girls will" natoofl you with may. old gipay. . Why hasten away? -_

Last week in Babylon, Last night in Rome, Morning. and in the crush Under Paul's dome; ~ Under Paul's dial

You tighten your rain- Only a, moment,

And off onca again;

on m some city _ Now blind in tho womb.;, Ofl to anoth

l o

ira- - Wwouolualm

Ire that’! in the tomb. r

113mg."

Sprinkle a little turpentine, ol- nzine, around the crevices of clos- drawers and boxes. Wrap gar- ts to be put away in newspap-

Try rubbing the hands with tal-

Repuhncan and O-O-O-GO-O-OQ-O O4§v§fO KOQOQQQQ

. i__.__. TIME. YOU om olrsv MAN.‘ I

‘lii v

ikely to find V“ 4

December- “ HOUSEHOLD

lThy house more than the attrac-

ill I

f Dear emerald fields,

l hear Premier Stanleylaldwin will l

(ll-folding in their depths the secret

....

PRAYER: Help us, Lord, to love the U. S. Commissioner of Agricul-

ture selected Albert Koebele to go {to Australia and find there its nat- lural enemy.

ons of the world.

THE FIELDS ____ 4' where grasses, Mr. Kfioebele made two shipments

proudly nod, '

‘ways of God.

been rendered inemcient by the IOCl-l dental introduction of their natural . ies. ‘ ;Pi fedScaLB 1888 we“ ~ u e y me scale h“ The citrus growers have hadother troubles. Two well-known scale in- u spite of all remedies applied. it actu- . u d it is gzergfpelollglally threatened m desi-rOY thc citrus ma’ me bu“ “M” “d m’ M‘ > ‘three mes an y l ‘industry of Califomfa. In the mean- scale’ have 1on8 l Todaysillme. the B0810 had been traced w ch"? m” “m” °’“’°“"'°“t“' '° Australia, where it was not deemed was ound m” they could be emu‘ a serious pew Hence the principle cntly controlled by fumigation. under