" "PIGE rout: ‘

iii iiiiiiiiiiiwi iiiiiiiii

cum: o. mun. vin-nniun-q. n. stir-ac. lIarotarr-Llout. Col. ILA. lnolluun, D. l. 0. Aninluto Editor-ll.

PlIdtlrnl—-\T-

Irllwr Ill] Manager-J. ll. lliundl. K. Cnnh.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 1, 1927 l

r.

faith lu the uante, and the ninne o. the manufacturer who has faith in his product is always affixed to the in thttir respective tongues. the ‘mick i, Umeihonorcd flculng‘ A Happy: This i~i true 0i‘ all liinds of I>ro-l_ New ‘fear, lliiadhnii ,\lhadii i'i,l'iio d m‘, ‘Hmlrcmic Amm“! Al“! If “w”: workshop. the butter or ehcest- ftie-i tiny other liingitugc in which it can

HAIL. 1927i

O A1141! our renders we extend.

tints, whether tit‘ tho farm,

is ttiry. Otice it reptittititin for ttualiti-‘l b“ Mum- "Apmssmh mm‘ “I30 gut” ntiti honesty‘ is acquired the natne

Thvm h“ prubumy My“ “U pfli- continues to ho the real salesman.‘ od in tltc history" ot‘ tiie province when the outlook upon tho future

This has been ttroretl i:t so many insttiticcs that [Pfflllllllfiffi in tnanv

has Mun a” nrmnlsmg u“ b U“) b" lines are adopting tiio label tnetlitiii.

ginning oi‘ the year 192T. .i'eiice. pieuty

with us through st-ii-rnl yearsntiti

lii fat-t, tlie iiiinatticti article.

and prosperity have been me

tirigin of which is ttnknowu. article, perhaps, tu which tho pro to attach his

Iiltliii). usually twee bcguitig i'or it

liai e lliilll’!

- J \\lil\..l ducfl

tho conditions

is iislittnttrtl

for those tire still witii ll4. lntieeti.

Cliflfiltlkflm

they are tiiit-statiitiiii; "Hrkfl

H“ or our "runnc" “ml U! um ‘NO-i 'i'lit- ltibci nit-thud is an llfillttfilitwi ply‘. The '

closed the yvtit’

"- "i ~w ivitii whit-h irt- v . l‘ l 1 well its ii protittiblt- one. The iioiit-si lilflti, the lit-st i‘! , _ . ‘

yii-iitltit-t-r gives his tittuic. and ts r l i ‘t ', ‘lil"ili“$ vrcii for coinin" . ‘ . ,- Uh 1 ~t or) - r- ‘ " prepared to sttitiii lt_\' it. lie 1§Ju§i.“ yt-ii 1 anti i-stiteitilly" for iht- ytfifl‘ i . i ‘- - at" PillUFlli" iitltii‘. ‘H 1m“ w“ 1 "J l ifjii the other iiaiid. tht- innit \\'litil ‘- .' "‘l t. i‘ our: rive ieeti _ _ (‘rum ‘MI I 1 ‘I s ‘l _ knows his tirodttizt is oi ii ttnaliiil ~ i: iii tiie jlt‘llt‘i“ll c tiiins oi , mdufld ' _tiint will not coinnicud it. tries

lU‘ -.\- ‘t “10llCill*'l‘i.Ulllit!'\'. _ , , t n“ nrmn“ l t” n pass it oii, without lliliiil‘ or guar-

' - un.-rtitioii fruiii the ‘ our “gm w mm 1 tiiitee. ‘Stunt-titties ho sticct-otis. to:

Cttnitdiait National iinilwaiys 1'1 , _ h p _ ' _ 4 _ _ t i lloyvt-ier there is no denying the I H“ ‘y the llijlli’) o. tiit- Ctillillliillil) .ii1tiiti- titty; tiittiily tiiait any otiii-t- that m“ m," this “mm Lin“. [hum m,

'. ' - i - - it ‘t . ., . _ . ‘ “

m“ m hmnhm H“. UL r l<“t|iliili')' his product rPlJFt-iieiits. iron be touiitl elsewhere. ’l‘lii.~ is iii tra ltotirs of leisure. are not tiseti

property iit ilit- province has blrvil “will” mp pm“ ycflr [his m_"_i],.,... m“. h, qhu m... that they m... by tiie ililfijOflfy 0i‘ )t)(l0i‘ill_‘ in the

t~ " i l l fir. t lllfli litit-iifs _ ‘ 4 t1 ,1] ~. l 1] . _ '1 M] 1-1 P011111 101'!‘ BR111011-

nwxmm‘ m‘ q 1 ‘ Vliitw), ilifflilglilllitl gtillil offices tiitii 1 _m l‘ d’ _ H w‘ ‘1 m“ Anti riiziit ‘here | want to put ir-

ittit-i- hot-ii iiillll. (‘iiiiiiis for UtliPl‘ tttiitiixiiire oi torclcu b10011. llilihi word i‘0r that bod)‘ oi" yours. it

‘the i’.

island Potato (irtivct.~rs‘ Association.‘

ltl-t-ii bttsitttiss strnsr- oi‘

ttotisideratiotis. laid lie-fore tiit- itoyal Luitiflilflslull iiivc-stitztttiiiit thi- :- '~ | i-rai claims oi‘ the .\laritiiiit.-,-i,iiitvi~'

was ‘gliixll publicity which has C's“.

ttiliiisiiod it firtniy in thi- ttioni-

.1 - l) market.

been acknowledged hers of that (‘(1ntntissiun. and bee"

Topommtndpd for imphrunjunng M101‘ \'L'tt(] imtutoes sitipiietl to tho Fodorai (iovcrnntt-nt. l l latter

rocottinti-tidatioiis, although

still in aiteyaitce. will ll0lllilltJris lli‘

_ _y __ b _"(‘t-rtiiietl Set-d .l‘otiitoos tron: carried out, ll Lilllifiliiill sens».- o1 _ '. i2, lsitintl. the (iartlt-n oi’ tiit: justice is true to itself‘ and is no' _ __ , , , (iuif. Fiitiso rcaditii; that lain-i

For this wo ‘ could not hut leci that tlie i)i‘l)(lllk“ anti when the i-eooin- _ _ _ t-rs oi this seed Vi’('i'(: proud oftheir niendations are carried out the pro- . _ _ ttrotitict and everyone who plants Vince will tsnioy a linttncltil status

the seed will look tigtiin tti ‘Princi-

otherwise til vi-rteii. shall hope

which will. greatly reiir-vt- the lak- 4

, _ _ EdWiiFtl lslitutl for their next sup- payors and permit of tiii~. t-tirryivig; out oi’ iiiflfl)‘ projects caicuiatteii t»

_ Sn ioso th ‘ ontents ot‘ any con- greatly bctiefit the provinetx. M ‘ k

_ _ .titit~.rabit-. iiutiiber til‘ those proudly 'I'hese are iiitiiters tot" thie tiiittii»

dlate fiittirv. The desire of tiietiw- crninctit and the great net.~tl o.‘ o...‘

laboilt-tl sat-ks hail turned out to

been frozen disease-ti. _ Otit‘ sceti potato busi- penplt- is to so reiltive the liiXilliUJ

Anti it

_ _ _ , tiess would he parttlyzetl. burden that ioundttfitiu iuc.ii.;- _ _ has been said that ticverai curs on tries 0t the province illi.t_\‘ lie tut-vii their way to tho lliiil‘l(i‘l. wort-stop-

nnd so inultt- _ ped because. their t-otitottts wereoi

have or

what then?

the

fniit-r dt-ieitipmt-nt,

for own greater progress. ‘?i"it.t

a ttuality -lli‘lU\\‘ the standard set by ihosstbly the in~ feriiir quality was because of ties:-

fhe fittaitcial ilislilSiilllilv.‘ received. _ _ the Associattiott. there is good

and iii prospect.

ground for believing that tiiepros- h _ lccl or oi entrusting the selection to

perity which tiiarkotl the year jus; , , careless pickers. cntied shrill be cotitinueti in even b I d_ ' I - .‘ i‘ . t .: ' - (lurmq U“ Newt er iecause o is to ie-iy or tier;

in any case. whe-

grt-ater measure

i ct,l: lli .' ‘OiHlOIII :d “iliZ-i ne Year and the yeari-i yet to be. c m “no k m 1 go

_ forward. iuctticuiabio liarui would CHANGES |T3 NAME have been tlotto to this great and ..__ tirofitnliie ititltistry. ‘l'iio Se-eti

1"11'll"1“"| '" (irons-rs Association is deteriuiitod

(JD i\.\il tii'.\‘,

'ii°i1$i-i"-’1\1 Uiliiiriil- 111111 1'1111i1i'i'llo iiu; tip to their proud iiibi-l nttd "i1 115 "i111"! i" "1103 411-111 (51111 111111 they cannot be too strict iit enfurc» 11311111111111 1'03 X\‘“'f-" ~\11 11111911‘ lug their tieniniid that every sack by Sh‘. Peter (i. (Iltirk. Siiiitint-i‘sidi‘.‘thh|_ 30.3, h, "myth-i Shut] hh uh h, President of the Ciiiititlitin Silvt-rflhh mquh-hd smug-an] which h, wry ‘lirocders’ plains that this organization has “mo” to H“. buyers m“. lheygtmh trntcretl into mi agreement witlithti gm what thht- hhy yo,- hhq h“. jhht. publishers of ifoti and (‘tun whet-o l). entitled m_ by the latter agree to iiuiitgt; thr-

1"0-‘1 3550911111011» 11X" high, .but only high enough to guar-

'Whitt is true 0i the seed pottito niimo of their ittugttziite iii that h,- mw Qfgvufyflllliil‘I1TUl11JCI-Q1U11‘ 11101111°i1°i1 3110"‘- 111111 1° 91151181‘ i1 ily will insure cittrntice t0 the bent ED001111 P111101‘ 1'01‘ ill" i1’0i'11- 51X‘ market nntl to the 110st prices and 10011 11118“! ‘ll lll" new imuillllill" the la.itt:l represents botii the tpial ivlll be tit-ruled w silver for 11°“'-*'-‘ity of the product ititii lliii honesty .Lu excellent photograph of M1201‘|h0D|~0ducm-_ Clark is included in the article. The new editor. who ntorlr-stly withholds his name. is riiso photo-l graphed "interviewing Air. it. C. Iloiman, n prominent rancher and tuanufacturer." The photographer the editor bears n striking resembl- ance to Mr, J. R. Barr, iit one time merttboroithe Examiner staff. if the photograph speaks truly, the Silver Fox Breeders’ Association is for- Jiiuate in its selection. as Mr. iBni-r has had large experience both in the newspaper and fox business. drormcn everywhere will, we feet ‘aura, commend tiiti movement and The Charlottetown Guardian wishes

the new venture aibundutit success. ._"‘ - A GUARANTEE. ~i= "t .

-————-{O§—-~—~ EDITORIAL NOTES.

iA Ilnppy New‘ Year will be the out the world. The happy nntltlie

with ti. that if is sincere.

any reason why people should

and far tbotwcen. universal right, the rlghtof every one born into the world.

, .__.... its own place and of m fumes of some manufactur-

of! are so vvoli known in the 0f Netty The put-chain; wot-tti that when their mitt" tti a possibility.

c» create , f‘ ~.. J‘! -, r t . - . . , i

.. ‘ ..

the potatol This was the labelling nil

inc in lttrgt: lcziiiit: letters the word t‘

‘universal greeting todny titrough-

snti, rich anti poor, will be greeted .\nd the beauty of it is Tiierc may be those who, like Scrooge. cannot see be happy or merry, but they are few Happiness is a

Many, it ta true. miss it. sometimes through their own or the fault of others, but even the moat unfortunate can lessen the burden of unhappiness by not yioidin! to it. "The mind is itself catJHow small of all that‘ human liaartii matte a Hell of Heaven. ii Heaven “iincoiiqueruble it may re- ‘ not}! are offered for attic noquoo- qnlg-Q quhjy t; h m” h, m1,

Notes by the Way

THE Cit-litmus xenon hn payed

and the New Year has came. Ono week only separates thtigrttut- i-st anniversary of till the ages ‘front tho close oi‘ the old year anti the dawn of tho new. The (TXIJIOSSUU vrislit-s for u Happy New Yem when friends iueet each other nri tho street. or iii the home and clasp hands in greeting, are not inetvi formalities. 'l‘ht.-y are. iii mutt cases. viii-y genuine and sincere anti llizevriiiti stimulating. uplifting. and are fruitful ot‘ good to all who‘ share in the exchange.

‘Hie holiday season among the little ones and young people, lj/ikl gifts ltitig before tho 25th of JJeeetii- her, tieciiuse of the happy flllllllllifl" lions which tirccetlc tho (lily lon':' waited for, and nnticipatioit is of- tbn only ll littio less ‘inppifyiiir:

the than wgsogsitiu, ‘ Ant. .1 ehourfttteriiiioti with all llils iclsttro time

anti inyriitit Christmas is followed by fragrant memories in the after- giurz. ‘fir: sentiments of peace and tzciitl will which elttrricierizo the tfiiristinns festival are LdKBUlYQlKlII to tho ftrvciit uish for liIiP{illlC."3 ti; all ihriizigi: "zt t‘:"~ yen ~.

m‘ l

it is a happy cl...r.1-.--.'is'.- life in Prince Edward island that a tt-ry rt-iil spirit of lfintilitrss tin-i

ly pi-oiitl of what he has DFUdl-117‘-'~1-:1l()4)(l will usually ticrvtitics the i~it-,t-u.

tiro eontnitiiiity: in no miter I'm-i

\inco ot‘ tito lioinitiititi there. niorc, ii‘ so iiittcii, of kindly good‘ feeling aiitl itttittitii rt-f-tartl as in our tiwii ‘Province. Our compact cotuinuulty itiori- closely Fftiiiflltlllmb

is

".it tot-tits n part oi‘ our zrititily llUFl-Ig

tago and tititis to its value. —— -——~~ I

So we all heartily wirh ‘to CBC?!‘ lather a Happy New Year. Anti those who wish to have a happy‘

tiit- hundreds oi‘ thousands of stickstflqw h"- [hwhsoivlh “my ihhh ‘hp some care to rite body’?

tlit: tiireet road to that desirable coudi-'

n10’!- sotitheru iiitlflifilfl. each stick <beni'-:1l°" 1')’ “"1111? 1111 1111*? @111 1° 11111110

others happy. "The Scottish ibtirtl was ‘quite in accord with sound itlilllil-iflllll)‘ anti with Mligloti zis well when ho w‘i‘o'(e--»- To tittikti u. happy fireside (‘lliiitl i

‘For weatis anti vtife, l ls tho true ‘pathos and sublime ' 0i‘ human lift». ‘That indicates the duty oi‘ n fatii~ er in his iiotistihoiti. Tint, it. is equally trite iit principle its aptiitctl to ziii the iitcttibcra of the house- hold.

Shall we make goon rcsoluflone on New Year's Day‘! Yes! A good restitution is n. proper thing iti it- soil’. as it indicates that tho tniiker hits reached a decision. it may be to tibandoit sonic vicious habit. to repair, as far as lie can some wrong he has done, or to tierforitt some duty he had neglected. lint mak- ing such resolutions is only a uten- tttl process anti will prove fruitless unless it leads to action. Tiiert must needs the ti decision in the iiiintl before action will he taken to give it effect. Therefore, the good resolution is it tiecessary pre- liminary to n good action.

‘Many IOt-Cilkd good resolution: made if the beginning of fhc year are forgotten before. Jifllltilry curls. ii. is said. "they heeoitit: "no good‘ iuiittrnd of “xooti" ibccaust- they art not carried into effect. .\lauy vrell iittcndeil resolutions are fvery itiist liy made, without due cousititira tioii or reflection untl when soint obstacle appears iii tho wtty tho ir ttiiitit-tl action is not token and i.‘ N0(ili forgottett.

$0 far aalwc know there is no limitation or law forbidding a man to iuriko a. good resolution any day in the yv-ttr. The privilege to d0 so covers all the (IDJYIVOT the year. We will only add an expression of the hope that those who make resolu- tions today intended for their own betterment ttnti welfare will first ntake sure that the resolutions are Rood ones, and then resolutely carry tiieni into effect.

The year closes with the ferry- boat still performing if: duty of keeping open the navigation with- in the iiarbor. ‘This is it privilege not tiiwttys enjoyed in past years. although it has frequently occurreti before. Ourtvrovluce has been fav- oretl with ibetier weather. less of severe cold and fewer bad storms than most other tProvlnces in the wide expanse between the Rocky Mountains and the Atlantic.

A lull tn politic: hll characteriz-

Canitdti. ‘The political calm, even though it may the brief, iii not un- welcome uftor the

lunomic world lsas outstripped the

‘woo-oaovevoooovoa-oaow

ed the holiday anon throughout

sturbed condi-

‘i [lama-l W.Bcrhn.U.D-

YOUR SPARE TIME. What do you tio with your spare tine‘!

This of course is your own busi- ness. but President Cutten of Cei- gate University tells its that the tirtig-ress in the industrial and oc-

iihllity of the human race to keep tiaeo with it.

ltttsrcasetl tiietlut-tltiii tti was inure time fur tierisotiai ret-reittioti and illiillwwiilelll, and the itiiluigenco in tltn e activities that dtave‘ been snip

‘e sod by the long working hours oi‘ the past years.

ilc tells us that the tirest-ut gett-

oti its hands is not only not tnak- n); ti~:e oi‘ it. btit is actually tiiisui-i- up: it. instead oi‘ improving the iiiiitl with reading, att. itiusic, and th-rr instiiriiit: ztiltl upiiftitiit work iosi folks r~;0l‘iii to got their great- JSL trtijoyineitt. In tiiovii-ri, joy‘ rid iniz, izitc hours. and so forth.

Now Wliiil about this?

Most tit‘ tie have btioit ravlier proud of the fact that the tvorkin-g- tu:tn's hnttrs llllllt‘ been cut frtnn k'lf‘\’(!li rind twelve (.0 about eight. unit lllli office man's hours to sov- \\'t-. have perhaps giorieil in tlii- fact that ihti ‘has inort- time tn ttheiiil with his ftinilly, anti iitore time for ttvcrezttion.

Anti that iiiutiy iudivitiiiuls spend these. ttxtrtt ‘itonrs iti the tiuttlotirr with gttuies and walhltifi is no doubt. true.

you tho power to work. iiiit‘ give... you the eitjoyitietii of til‘ there. is tti he gotten trout this world, trcint this life tin earth. What about nsinz some of‘ this extitt time of which Dr. Cutter speaks in iziviiiz some thought.

What about just one hour a day in the outdoors, with iivailtini: its a reztilar standby anti other foritis of exeireise to give vnrieiv? Remeiti tier Gltttlstoiieft-i k-tirds "All timn anti itioney spent iit training thi- btitly gives a lorzei‘ rate nf into»- ("at t‘l=an any (ithor iiivestttieti-t“ lice some. ot‘ your spa-re time, your lelsitre time. in this w‘u._\'.

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Daily Selections I _ FOR . z Guardian Readers 3 0 0

January 1, 1927 WHAT (LS hiANz-Whtit is ntan. that thou ithouitlst magnify him‘! Anti that. thou ishmiltist sci. thy heart. upon him? Anti that thou shoitltlst visit lrltu every morning.

ttuil‘ -try iliini every inoitiont? Job. 7:17.18. i 'mLI\.YlErR1—-0 Thou AliriMlsc

Creiitoi, Tiiou tlldst make ‘its in thine own image and when we by sin marred this image. out of thy love for us thou gayest t-he Perfect Ono even Jesus. I

January 2, 1921'

Tiihi-l iitilGiifliEOUS-NESS OF GOD:-Dotit God pervert. Jud;- ment? 0t‘ doth the Almighty per- vorf. justice? Job. 8:3.

lilliAYliiifz-if‘) fioti. we kitoiv ac little but we glory iii the assurance that thou art. ever [aititftti unit trite for Thou eaifsi. not tlony 'l‘hyself.

A iSeason of good fellowship

scrip ii leave behind the ways of pain.

I808-

.\ legggr ipence, before tho great. A little wliiie to court the sun.

A little while to court the sun. 1T0 sit with folded hand and wiilt The coming of the silent. one.

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Q-O-Q-OO-OOOO

DAILY LESSONS 1N ENGLISH Iy W. L. Obrllon

‘WORDSI OWEN ‘MIBUB-ED Don't say “it was u delightful din nor." Say "delicious" its ipertalna t the nausea.

OFHEN M-IiSPRONUIINCED: ii augurtite. Pronounce the second as in "unit," n0f.'fl8_8l'. -

tions of the pit

few years. for. after iill— '

endure

cause or euro.

unbound" 4- - ,y. h.

.., iii-we wirtttiistiiiit "time iiitil $505001“! ' ' i. .

0 MISSPEIJLED: ceivable.

incoi

SYNONYMS: apparent. probable. .1 likely. presumabio, ‘seeming, ovf- t

dent.

LHUIH like Golf-ti game of skill.

With here it valley and there a. itili. ” ’ ” With bunkers and hazards that T110 1311149111111“ 00119911“ “i111 eve.- wah treats in the different churches

For fairways wide. if you just keep

So iny wish this New Your to you.

Beneath the edky with wind and rain When bucklingi on my shallow

ivfake mile the wttrm earth's romeij‘

“Use u word I

/

yiupathy is extended to Mrs. H. C, Brown ou the death of her mo- ther, Mru. John ‘ll. Stevens. Trnro, who passed away oii Christmas ‘Day. Mr. thrown wiiyit over to Tt-u r0 for tho funeral.‘

Happenings of The Week

made delightful otttittgs for_ the lli tie ones this iveek. $1 U PB

.\lrs. L. iD. Ailurray niitde a"i ideal hostess when she GlitCrtMilt-tl the younger social circle at. a moat en: joyuhlo dance at the Navy League

last Tuesday cit-citing. e O h

straight,

one and nil. I

is for sunimer weather all through the year.

With luck that goes with a well- pittyed game. \ WUll-(Blirlliid niche in the liall of Fatne.

Mr. anti ‘Mrs. Scarth haw as their guest. Mrs. Sctirtifs sister. bliss Parker. of Quebec ‘City. who will reninlu for a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Sciirth are leavinu next week on a comlhitiod ‘blli-illlfisw nud holiday visit to Montreal.

- a

u a t i

i! 1D 0 An “nu rtivoir" luncheon gather- .ng was tendered ‘Mrs. Arthur dttigiicn Tiiurstlny‘ tby the Women's Jonscrvtitivti Association of Otta- iva, iit-iii at the ‘(liiiiteatt Lattrier. lrs. l-i. (Jroitihie. who presided over qt ht Uxactty one ptiittlret] _vcai‘s .he gutlterltig, einpitasized the fcel- ago hhhty, January 1st, 1937, since rug of the executive and those pro- 1th, Majesty Khh; (tehrgh 1v__ “my. sent that this event wits not iii the H] hh. “tat h, h chm-h..- gtvhh; my.“ nature of ri farewell to Mrs. blC1S11"IlFiS(3llL to the fortnutitiit of a iiiiiver- 2n. who ‘shortly tows Willi 110i‘ 1i1111'ifllty‘ iii lllt: city of Tot-tutti». New 'i_v to ‘Poronto, where she will lilkciin the i-L-hht (,1 King (teat-ht, v, tho: lli l‘051<11‘l10l‘- 1111i- 1l10l‘1‘1i‘ 1111 "lllluiitiversityt is ttiliiiiiiiug to lioitl ti cvtlilh" illlll ‘i110 $11100"! 11000 “"115 cciebrntintt worthy oi‘ tht» cvettL; =Xl1l'0»‘45'~'11 that Mrs- Mvlslrcii luv-l Every one of the 22.000 litrlltt: f-ikdtl-L ltct- iiushaiitl will return to Ottnwatiatci-i of 1m,- lInh/Qrgity or Ttii-imto‘ t1 some tiuie to resltln. MF-i- C1011“ will receive during the year an lli- ‘wic expressed the iictrrlltill iil-ilhvitation unit particulars of fiit- itiiiiii hat Right lion. Artiitir and Mrs.‘t-etehpgtiot'tg, whit-h wm tuitt- place ‘ifeiglieii, with their citiltlren, intiyfhh ()¢1(,|,,_..- t;_ 7, hhd 3 o; this 3th,“; "Li"? 111011991115’ 111111 1111lli1111°l1~i 111 Site-clad efforts will the itiadt- to have"

__ FUIIS .-

irtl Island” l AN; for" 1927

is ‘a i S