THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN ‘

MAY 30. 1928

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‘Your tangle is the best barometer of your ydcaleondltion. Lookatit every g before breakfast ll it is coated with white, yellow or brown coloring, and does not haveaclean red appearance you are constipated and not welL t

~ Heed Its Warning

Constipation causes more ailments than all other disencs, and is the result of not lgaviggc; dlaildyvi botvvel railtlaivement. Sick- ea a e, n ges on, qusnesa ‘a: sailoltu comzgcietieoi follow. Aik your; lst or a ' paper pac 818% 0

CANNEWSHLITIQIfi LIXER ‘EELS “Sale Laxa ve". e a use ii

and continue one pill after each meaL Don't sto -until your, tongue is clean. You will surprised at the tonic effect this doctor’: ionnula will have on you.

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Millions of Trout

are now in our streams. ponds, etc.- There is no better or healthier pas- time than trout fishing but to be successful you want good tackle. Wc have the good tacklc. the kind you can land the big ones with.

Robs

We can fit you out with cheap rods for Just a days outing or fine split bamboo. or lancewood that will last for years. Now is the time to in- vest. We can save you money on fishing tat-kl?»

The 2 Macs DRUGSTORE

149 Great George Street

Get an Exhibit Ready for the

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Charlottetown

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Millpond

Two Great Swedes

Carter’s Haszards Improved

has stood the test for 30 years “Can you heat it?"

Carter’s Millpond Swede

A great Turnip for nhlppl

The Turnip Crop is a very important one In this country, farmers cannot afford to ex- Ilflnient. buy the well known and tried out varieties.

We have BANGIIOLM BWEDE lso called club rea- lltant) for those who Want It.

IIASZARIYS IMPROVED and MILLPOND SWEDBB are for sale by upwards of 200 merchants in P. E. Inland.

CARTER & CO., LIMITED.

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WEDNESDAY: MAY 30, i928

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rn/vr MILLION DOLL/tit VOTE. of extraordinary vitality. Few 11:1?- . _ ents, however, can successfully w t l- l '1‘ is; noun-what rzignificatnt that Stand continuous operauohs and l; up to llu- time when tho Ilun. c>lis by m, means uhhkeh, the result A. Dunning, Minister of Railwayslol- the ordeuls w,“ be we ruthm. and Cfmuls, ftunutmct-d that u voieh-anfivial. one. “the operation was sue. of one million dollars was about to'ceSs1-u|_ but the ‘when; aged)’

be lalaced in the supplementary 05-, The“, has never been in Canada timates to provide a cur ferry for“ Government’ the nctgvmes of the Prince Edward Island-Mainlandiwhich have been so congmuousiy Service» Ql/"ry Liberul memberm the and persistently investigated. us 501159- lllcludmg m" ‘Wm Lhmemave those of the present Llbcral stalwarts, persistently declared that Goverhmenvh Firs‘ “me me Opel, the Pci-‘ommendalmns P‘ the Duncm‘ ation in connection with the Cus- Royal Commission had been imple-itoms‘ This was a very Sefloufi one, 1119mm m m9 flm- M“ 5' E~ Ma°‘1and by all the rules of medical and 594"‘- MP» declarmg m“ they had surgical practice, the patient should been implemented one hundred perlhave (hath when at the pom; n: (‘WW This- While the CWSEEVMiVE death, however, friends, self-seek- lllembel‘ m1‘ King's cmmw and msdng and otherwise. came to the res- fellow Conservatives of Nova Scotiiflcue ‘PM Offered their pohflca] b10043, were presenting the claims of the“, gransfusion was carried out and Maritimes and especially for a voteithe patient Su,.,,,ved_ A number gr for m5 cm‘ ferryr why were maminor operations in connection with Liberal members for Prince Edwardlelection frauds and other misdg- Island dumb on this subject? lcmeanom followup bu; they were go may safely be assumed that thchmmporvaht that only hm sen- cyes of those three stalwarts were tenses wetm exactM-“L The“ came‘ more steadfastly fixed upon the pro-Ewe Immigration Scandal’ which p, anisod Ministry of Fisheries thunlnow ehgugmg the auenum, of the upon the need of the province for a surgeona second cor ferry. The new portfolio is not likely to full to thc one who

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The Post Ofiice charges ‘made by Postmaster General Vcnlot ‘are likely to comc up next and the criticizes the Government and so and is not yet h, Sighh whether the m“! ‘me and a“ 9mm“; Public Works, the largest spending the Government on the back and department shah he operated “pun declaring it has fulfilled its obliga-tremams m be Sea“, The general

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Notes by the Way

A canal was projected more than

one hundred years ago to cou- nect the waters of the Gulf of St. Lawrence with those of the Bay of Fundy, usually spoken ofasthe Bale Verte Canal. As first projected it. vras to be constructed by the British Government as a sloop canal, with a capacity only for vessels of small size. Its main purpose was to-facil- itute the movement of sloops en- gaged in the naval defence of. the Jay and Gulf ports of the Maritime ilrovluccs.

‘lotlting was donc toward building ‘he canal, but in the dlscussi-its lliat preceded Confederation it was frequently spoken of as an import- mt llllbllt! work that would. of curse, be coustrilcted by the Fod- -ral Government. There were tlicn 1nd arc many canals in the British Isles. and Old Canada had built thc Welland and other canals, which have been‘ since enlarged, deepened and extended at enormous cost, and now the vastcr project of a Saint Lawrence Waterway to give passage to ocean-going ships from the Gulf to the Great Lakes, ls looming up in the near future.

In all these canal works the part of the Maritimes has been to share in the cost and the burden without the slightest share of advantage or service in return. The unfairness and injustice of this unequal distri-

bution of burdens and benefits has _

been of late impressed with increas- ing force upon the minds of Mari--

time people. They have no canals ‘cerns are using Newfoundland oil,

and yet have great need of such works in various places where new channels for water transportation would be of great service not only to the Maritlmes but to other Provinces flS well and could be constructed nl. comparatively small cost.

Two canal projects that had lain dormant for sixty or more years, are now about b0 be pushed to thc front aguim-the Baic Vcrte Canal

opinion is that such an operation

T9 Ml" 3°11" A- Macd°nnldr M-Pmwould reveal many internal disturb-r

douc to the Province in the votelveStigat-lohsho h“ conducted reveal

of a million dollars. ‘The Hunsardia cohdhhm which is no; only report of May 22 makes this abso-lvery serious among the vim) lutelY Clem‘- M" Mncdmlald hemmrgans, but the infection is spread- the floor during the greater part of ‘ma. m other pa,“ of the body-how the fiftemoon, and he presented thc He’ wmmss the disclosures by p05; case so clearly that there was no Muster General vehioh The “hm. escape for the Government. Before w“ is ruhidly growing that mm- Mr. Mncdonald resumed his speech phme should be resorted to so as 1" 9 dcmck- m“ G°Vemm°m Ni‘ Lo get the patient out of his miscrv. loutly decided that discretion was the better pnri. of valour, and they surrendered. After Mr. Macdonald

I regrettably concluded his speech the Hon. Mrw I f m k o. Dunning, not without o betrayal of: known that much‘ o i e “z X defeat and irritation, announcedvdone on om roads "ms Sm n: ev n? that he had thc authority of theled more zeal than good ‘in gmezlél Cabinet in saying that it was agreedlThe new machines were opera e lnot wisely but too well. There can

to place o. vote of a million dollars‘.

m the Supplementary estimates m, now be no doubt that the machines the c” fem“ To 00L canuey’ ofgcan turn up the mud and pile it on "lgictou, who “my mssisted Mr‘ Mamlthe roads, but this is not road mak- donald in his single handed battle mg‘

against the Government, our Pro-

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OUR ROADS.

T is now well and

r ' i‘ d th b l ‘ ‘ _ {c _ _ lThc Bale Vertc Canal would be some m mm’ S’ i’ “e c e“ e‘ m“ 1 c "Mei B‘? ma‘? “S "- maY- the m‘ l5 miles long, extending from Beau- content will now become a matter‘

We are now at, the beginning of

and the Saint John Harbor Canal.

sejour, at the hcud of the Bay of Fundy, to Baic Verte on Northum- berland Strait. The idea would be first to construct a canal of moder- ate depth and breadth, to be later enlarged sufficiently for ocean-go- ing ships. It would shorten the pos- sngc by water transport from Mon- treal, or Charlottetown, to Saint John and WNcw England ports by 365 miles.

Sir Charles Tupper in his iluy was (lccply interested in the Baic Vcrtc Canal project, and in the Ship Rall- way that was half built, later along the same route, and abandoned. It seems now to be admitted that a canal would be much preferable to a ship railway. The shortest route to the British Isles from Saint John or other Bay of Fundy ports would be through this canal and thence north of Newfoundland through thc Straits of Bellislc.

‘The ‘Saint John llivcr Canal, us

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DAILY LESSONS .

IN ENGLISH

By W. L. Gordon "»+un+o++o<»»¢+v< 0a .

. ‘worms orrrrm MISUSED: Dc . ~ ' _ not say "she talks like you do.“ Say By lanes W. Barton, ID. _

"as you do." OFTEN MISPR/ONOUNCED: de- FINANCIAL INTEREST IN COD ducei l1 B5111 "Wild." 110l- 85 in

LIVER. OIL "Tlllfi" OFTEN MISSPELLED: creosote. SYNONYMS: heroic, daring.

dauntless. courageous, valiant, val- Wht-u a financial papcrbcgins to orous, brave, bold; .alk about vitamins from thc dollar| WORD STUDY: "Use a word and cents standpoint, the recogni-Ithree times and it is yours." Let u: Lion cl‘ these wonderful new ele- increase-our vocabulary by master- mcnis as-u real factor in human life iug cnc word each day. Today's i5 mstiiblisliteti. word: BACCHANALIAN; indulging You will remember that cod livervin or characterized by drunken l‘0V- ail has been tised for many years aslelry. “Their bacchanaliau desire: l. bony builder, but it wus thoughvseemed insatiable.” Lllill. it was the oil in ltscll‘ that was ———---<s>-__- thc important part. +V*QFQV'Q'OOO-OVO-O-vO-OOOOOV

Iiowcvcr xvhcn it was fouud that ' 1 i The Land We Love

cod liver oil had the same effect in

wring softening of bone, and wast-

ing illnesses, as did the rays of the sun, it was discovered that it was BY Ffllllll Yellh the vitamins in the oil that did the .‘..,'.‘..HH'".“‘.,,, effective work. Cod liver oil was then christened "bottled sunshine.“ Now the two sources from which the United States and Canada get their supply of cod liver oil is Nor- way and Newfoundland.

There has always been a contro- vcrsy over‘ the merits of the oil from these countries.

Norway claims to have the best oil from the standpoint .of color, taste, and smell, but admits that Newfoundland oil is as rich in vit- amin content.

Newfoundland claims that the vitamin content of her cod liver oil

Canada's Poultry Industry Q. What is the value of Cun- udxfs Poultry Industry? A. Canada owns 50 million poul- try, thus rising to a position that has brought world wide attention. The value equals the number, viz. $50,000,000 and yet there is room for marked expansion. The annual out- put of eggs is about 225 million dozen. Five years ago the number of poultry was less than 40 million. ——;——iOi

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Modern Etiquette

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lS eight to ten times that of Nor- way , ’ It is stated that the largest con-

and pay more for it in the open market than they are prepared to pay for the product of any other country.

The United States authorities are now requiring that cod liver oil be sold ou its vitamin content, and will enforce those regulations.

The color, taste, and smell dc- scrvc some consideration, but cod liver oil is now known to have a deflnitc beneficial effect upon the human body. and the beneficial ef- fect is due to its vitamin content. What is this likely. to mean? That chemists in purchasing cod liver oil will make thc vitamin con- tcnt the first consideration. Further as this matter of vitamin‘

Q. Should guests be introduced immediately after their arrival?

A. No; they should be token to their room first to freshen their appearance.

Q. ‘Is the word “ball" ever ilscd when- sending invitations to a pri- vate dance?

A. No, it is only used when the affair is a public one. ,

Q. Is it well-bred for a woman traveler to wear her hat when going into the diner?

A. Yes, it ls entirely optional.

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of public interest. other prepara-

trons and other foods will be sub-

jected to the same examination, and you and I will dcrivc the benefit 3y

therefrom.

It ls certainly a sign _of 1irogress to have this matter of vitamin con- tent. which is only a recent discov- cry. now become of financial and health interest in tho coliimunity.

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Healing Cuts if a_ few drops of paraffin are ap- plied to a cut it will givc instant ro-

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Keep you; liver vigorous‘ and active with a morn- ing glass of sparklingfl

refreshing Abbey's!

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lief and also hasten healing.

e-vv * a ~ OOOVOROOQ-OOOQOQOOO-OQ-O-OO Daily Selections FOR Guardian Readers '

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New Issue

May 30, 1928

A FATTIER/S INSTRUCTION—, A wise sou hcaretli his father's‘ ill-l struction: but a scorner hcaretli not rebukc.—Pi-ov. 13:1. -

PRAYER-May all and n11 their children by faith be Thy children, O God, and reloice int Thy teaching. ‘

our fathers electric railway.

FILLING TIIE OTIIEIPS PLACE

brightens the mirror‘ wonderfully.

(Jlass A Stock

eintzman

homes.

MILLER BROS. Great George Street

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! When. peeling carrots try using coarse grater instead of u knife. ' will take the skins off much qulcl or and easier than ay other I‘

Price: $60 per Share

vlnce also owes a debt of gratitude. The gallant Colonel. who is a fighter had the Hon. Mr. Dunning on the mot more than once during the afternoon, and the latter took the count rather than face the facts against him.

Before finishing up, Mr. Dunning seized a favorable opportunity t0 hurl an ungentlemanly and unjustl- fiable insult at the Maritlmes. He said in part (page 3440): They (the Maritime Conservative embers) object for one very good reason; it removes one more of the political grievances to which they owe their seats in this House. As I said at the outset; they hold their seats by virtue _of the exploitation and exag- geration of grievances and they are fearful lest these grievances will be removed to an extent which will prevent them ever coming back here again."

This from a Minister of the Crown with respect to grievances under which the Maritlmes have suffered for years, and which have been the

the summer, at the opening of the tourist season, and our roads have never been in such a disgraceful condition. In former years, when the split log drag was sufficiently dignified to smooth our roads, driv- ing at this season of the year was a pleasure. It is anything but that at present, and the worst of it is that unless what has been done during the past month or more is undone within a very short time we shall have roads to scare, not to attract tourists. The humpbacks raised on some of the roads must be levelled off, the whole road system must be smoothed, otherwise it will be im- possible to have decent roads It is up to the Minister of Public Works tn see to this at once or it will be

too late. 2&0}?- EDITORIAL NOTES.

projected would be only 1400 feet in length, and would connect the head of Saint John Harbor with the Saint John River at a point above the Reversing Falls. “This canal with its approaches." writes Mr. J. Simeon Armstrong, M‘.E.I.C., “when adequately constructed, will open up the finest wet dock in the world, render terminal construction possible at half the cost. as compar- ed with the tldeway; make available at once 50 miles of waterway cap-

improvement."

way transportation

portionate aggiandlzement of

The Minister oi’ Railways is not

a graceful loser. or

in total neglect needs?

The next holiday will be the King's birthday, which falls on Sun- day. Junc 3rd. The day will

be themselves,

able of serving the largest merchant ships afloat, and opening rp 200 miles of further waterways to me- dium sized vessels nt little cost for

What is more apparent than that the Dominion is sadly out of bal- ance in this matter providing water- improvements and is on the very verge of a vastly greater and more dangerous dispro- the canal system along the Saint Law- rence and between the Great Lakes. our Maritime

lt is high time for our Maritime Senators and MEITIIJCo to amuse consult together on

'Tis nice at timcs to speculate On what we'd do or say

Or fortune co~ 1c our way. At times the dame Belewelled, proud and fat,

And thinks if wealthy she bccnmc She'd never look like that.

housewife views a‘

The servant sees o. social queen, Eyes wide for each mistake. And thinks if fate had klndller been A better queen she'd make. The valet hurries out to tell From all that he observes That were he master he'd excel The one he daily serves.

Nor from this notion am I free, For often I declare

I'm certain I've the wit to be A first-rate millionaire.

l think that I could walk with kings And keep my balance, too.

And never do the foolish things which certain rich men do.

And yet the while I speculate

On what I'd do or say

If chance great

Or fortune come my way,

I'm making blunders of my own

For all the world to see,

So, letting other folks alone,

If chance should ever mnkc us great‘

should ever make me

Limited, but before provision for depreciation, were as follows:

Year ended June 30, 1926 ..

Columbia Power Corporation, Limited, will be $2,000,000,

will substantially exceed those of current fiscal year. Further information gladly furnished on request.

INVESTMENT BANKER-S

ST. JOIIN "flu-AX

(Tai-lyying‘ bonus l/t Share B Stock

‘The Company will control the most extensive system of public services in Weswm Canada.covering.1,500 square milcs of territory with a population of 375,000. It will have ultimate horsepower available of 638,800 h. p. with 202.300 h. p. developed. and. slllipnes 98,000.customers with electric light and power, 38.700 with gas and operates 353 miles 01

year ended

I16 RICHMOND STREET, CIIARLUTTETOWN

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TES that enrapture float from the Heinri- man& Co. Piano each time a key is struck. So true and sweet are they, that many great pianists and singers will have none other than a Heintzmanb Co. Piano for their public appearances and in their

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Carrots

British “Columbia Power Corporation Limited

Earnings: Messrs". Price, Waterhouse 6t Company, Chartered Accountantsfvanto - vcr, report that combined earnings, after providing for bond and debenture interest and Federal and Provincial taxes, and after providing for dividends on stocks ranking prior t0 the Stocks and Shares proposed to be acquired by British Columbia Power Corporation.

Year ended June so. 1925 ............................ .. $2,895,461 smouuo Year chded June 30, 1927 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. $3,383,308