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TH E BUDGET

MONDAY, MAY_ 14, 192s

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Hereafter the express business Canadian " " i Rall- ways will ‘be controlled by the rsii- way authorities instead p! by com- ponies as heretofore. This, we are told follows British practice in such. matters. It may ‘be objected that this will create a monopoly in the express service where before

The Public Forum

‘Ills column ls open Isl eh dlaousslon by ‘ correspondents of quotations Q! Interest. The Charlottetown Gunilla loos lot necessarily endorio the opinion expressed I its enr- respogdoltl.

‘Slr,-—-We are infonmed

Church Union Expenditure

that a Canadian Press desputch appeared

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The Fieidlfl! budget. B sYnlJpsls h nited ‘States wants wdwmm e of com e- in our paper stating that thirty- more. if t e U we h the S '0 Y

°l which w” “flushed m Sam“ to build a tariff wal’i between her titl u.‘ But the udvnnt-lwe derived llggdgllmglfinclillfglflxrsufillt): ha“ a‘: wgligrbfinflwvl‘ l0

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. Daily Selections _ FOR Guardian Readers‘ From the W. 8. Louson collection. MY LITTLE FLOWER

So ‘long I waitcd 1'31‘ ‘hand ;

To hold my ion in; bands;

A World that filled whh seemed to be

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day's Guardian. is remarkable for at least one thing. that ls, the stead fast adherence of the Liberal Dari? to the National Policy which 1'0!‘ over forty years they have stead- i.ly denounced. lit is remarkable ni- so in its demonstration of the wis- dom and foresight of the Conserva- tive Opposition, whose criticisms and suggestions are plainly evident in the few changes made in the tariff.

Tho delay in bringing down the budget, the postponement from date to date ls easily understood. Conflicting t0 b8 reckoned wi-th, demands and coun- ter demands bad to be met, high tariff ‘and low tariff and no tariff at all advocates had to ‘be satisfied and the result has been that prac- tically‘ :.0 changes have been made. There is a slight reduction in the duty on ‘refined sugar of one half cont pcr- and forty cents per hundred pounds on raw sugar. A cur

interests had

lous feature is the ‘reduction of the duty on cigarettes to the figure obtainug under nzcnt. Last year the Liberal gov-

the late gove ru-

urnment out-heroded tionlst Herod by duty on cigarettes by ‘$1.50. The effect of this reversion to high pro-

the yrntec- increasing the

tection wns to cut down the ‘rev-

enue from this source by some-

thuig over a million dollars for the year and, to induce a flood of cig- arette smuggling from the United ‘States. Tne plunge into high pro- ltcclionlsm was n conspicuous. full- ure and the duty was reduced as lstated. The effect no doubt will be ‘to reduze the price of cigarettes nn-l 5o z~ncoirragi> the ‘manufacture

ldeclded that, the Liberal-platform l .

of the ‘Progressive party to lcontrary notwithstanding, lhul there should be no reduction in the duty on foodstuffs and that no fitrther protection ‘he afforded the Canadian farmers ‘by increasing ‘the duty on American imports of farm products. These items remain as they were under the previous government and before the Ameri- can govorlument closed ‘LllBlp doors against Canadian products. commendulble change has been made, thanks to the storm of in- dignation aroused throughout the country and the suggestions of the Opposition, the sales tax will now be imposed at the source. This tux will in fixture be six per cent. on

One

the dut.y paid value of goods or on the ‘manufactured cost of home made goods. This change will be u welcome one to the retail trade to which since its imposition it has been n veritable millstone.

‘From the sales tax inst. year, in- creased as it was by fifty per cent, the government derived an addit- ional revenue of thirty millions. The total revenue shows‘ all in- crease o1‘ fifty millions as compared with the previous year. Imports wore ir‘ ger and receipts from cus- torw‘ inzrirzised ‘by fifteen millions. l‘.'ot‘.vli.h'rundi‘ng the increased rev- enur- there has been an lncrease of forty five mtlllons ‘in the public debt, due to advances on railway

_ account. As it is anticipated that. there shall be a betterment in the‘

and (lanada, she has a 199F199! "g1"- to do so; Canada has a similar right on her side of the border and will serve her own intererlt-fi 1191"" by building such a wail flmn by bdgglng tho president to go slowly on wall building. The president of the United States has nothing ‘to .10 with the tariff, ~it is a matter for \Mr. lFieldliughi budget speech would have looked

his government.

infinitely more diguifiedaud more Canadian without that resolution.

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causes 0F’ unnssr

or rather ‘Bruce whose

Tho agitator named, mlsnamed, Mulcoln recent seditious utterances in Syd- ucy, 1r as alleged made him liable la two years inlmrimnmeilt, mull‘: his get-away. The provincial nu» tlmrilics got uric-r ‘him and tht cowardly ugilulnr ‘who would pull down the British Lag and raise ihc lied flag of‘ Boishavism in Cir-ads, got out of the irr-y. The Alzr-rncy (icncrui of Nova Scotia who Offli-l- ci his lmmedim: arrest la to b0

commended on ‘his prompt action, nnd it is ‘to be regretted thn’. the fellow succeeded in getting away. ‘He is still in Canada, llO\\'€VCi‘,i1Il(l ii‘ the federal ziuiiloritics do their duty, he shall yet be placed on tiirll. llis CO-WOFK-li‘ who presided at the meeting

in Sydney denies ihal Bruce mad;- tlie stuzcmenl ul- triL-utod to him, but such evidence, given after the oiliceers of the luw ltud got utter him, is. worthless. ‘There were other witnesses, nnd ‘rho matter is one for the courts tn settle.

Within the put two years, the

inf cigarettes in Canada. The duiylitlll "ill-f 713-5 lib’??- by m!‘ 100 Dfflmqiug. in its much longer term of 1H‘ lop soft (Yrinks has been clnanggeq by lncnt in Cunudi. Par-mics hcnilenllvcurs, the Cunsiarvzttivc putty, richl

lmund on cmbmllc Ham gals. It wag hem in different PM.“ m. {he combine‘ succiessivtl Ministers 0f Finance.

‘try: Sovietisln and ‘Bolshevism

‘of 1919 and the demand of a wing hi“? ‘been Openly Dmflclwd 1111'»! l-iIEfSir [Tsunami 'I‘iilcy, ‘lion. A. W. Mc- ihe uuthoriiies have not raised a hundllnwilun,

to prevent it. Not only have ‘not tricd to prevent it, but mem-

Glbem of ‘the Mackenzie King govern-

they

mcnt. have tukcn oilposite sides in :fllrifllll.tfil ‘that have arisen. When ‘Madlnurhlztil issued nu order to the miners to "louf ‘on the job," Mr. .Vlill‘fl0('.l(, Jiiinistcr 0f ‘Labor, de- clared that the Conciliation Board would not be rccoilstitiltied until lMac-Lachlulfs order was revoked. The Hon. W. ‘S. lFicldiilg, declared that. the ‘Board would be reconsti- ituted without. imposing any cou- ‘liition upon Mxwbnclrlan, the -Primc Minister, the lion. W. L. Macken- zie King, took sides with Mr. Field- ing and the ‘man whose duty it was to look aflcr ‘the interests of Labor was o/bliged t0 take a back sent, willie file agitator Macbuchlzln had his own sweet way! This was purt of the beginning of the labor ‘trou- bles in Cape Breton; the ‘Red pur- ade of ‘May Day and Malcolm Bruce! seditious utterances were an evolution and the end is not yet. These nre some ‘of the cnusca of unrest and iBolshevism in Canada. We have no government at Ottawa, what. is masquerading there as a government. is made up oifragmen- tary sections none of which can move lest the others jump on it.

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MR. MEIGHEN’8 LEADERSHIP

Opposition leadership is always

y; the competition was umull. The“ were loud and general com- plalhts that express rates, like the ordfpary railway freight rates were v ‘rbituntly high. There will be Bin little complaint u‘ hereafter the people are given an efficient ex- press service at fairirntes. The pos- tal service is a govern-meat mono- poly in almost all civilized coun- tries, but it is quito us efll-cieui and supplied at as small compara- tive cost ‘as any other.

to turn to the left or right-was not dealt with by the Legislature at its recent session. And yet it. was u mutter attention. in the United States 1h‘- ruie has ‘long been that; ‘ten-ms and motor curs should turn ‘to the right when they met. The Western {Pro- viuces of Canada adopted thc sznnic ruin. l)own to lust your uii the til-rec Maritime Provinces ud- iiurud to the ‘British practice of turuiilg to the left, but. have sinu- iziliop‘ in with what has thus bc- conic the inmost universal plun in America. Prince Edward Isl-and stands alone for the left turn and no power ‘but that 0i‘ the lAYJlSlZi- Lure can change or repeal the ex- isting Law. What will happen when American“ or Canadian visitors come to visit us in motor curs dur lug the (aiming summer? They will naturally want to turn t.o the right. Our cur (lrivcrs and horse (lTlVQPH as well as the horses will iusiiilcl- ivcly turn in the opposite (iirectiun and serious trouble and danger may arise.

made his budget speech after long delay. it is quite l'L‘illill‘l(ill)lt§ 11ml this in‘ his sizvcnleeillh effort in _thut line.

‘the lsibol-ul party has hull but- two‘ ‘Mixiistiers of Finance, ‘Sir Richard (Jurtlvrigllt nnd Iion. W. S. ‘Fit-id-

ln 21 years oi‘ pom-r‘

|Slr Alexander ‘

John Roar. Sir

Gull, Sir,- Fruncis dlinckia,‘ . iSim Charles 'l‘uppcr, Sir George Foster, ‘Sir Thomas White and Sir Tlcury Drayton, nine in all.

ln Premiers, the contrast of num- bers has been also great. Tim Lib- eral Prime Ministers have three, ‘Hrin. Alnxuutler ‘Mackvnzié. Sir Wilfrid Luurier iillll Right Hon. W. ‘L. _ scrvntive llromicm, ‘Sir John Moc-

Sir ‘Chm-lea Tupper, Sir Robert Bor- den and Right Hon. Arthur Volg- hcn, numbered scvcn. Thnrc nro no positions k1 n Canadian gnvnrn- ment of higher honor nnd-respon- sibllity than of the lcuilcmhiy) oi‘ the dominant party and thc cnlre and control of tho finances oi‘ tile counlry. The number of pursuits qualidicil to hold cithcr of these po- sitions is relatively small. 1t may therefore be regarded we worthy of note that for thcsc two impor tant posts, the (lonsflrvulivc pnrty has produced sixteen men nnd the Lihr-rul party ‘live who in thcir re- Mncctivc ludg-n“-.ut.=‘ muusurell up to the [trilpttr Htllililiifil.

The delivery of the budget speech In Parliament is almost always fol- lowed by a prolonged debate nnd this is likely nnw to ho repented. Even the morirst thrill’ changes now proposed by IiVlr. Fielding will not pass imchnllengcil. Some reduc- tions nnd some incrcaisc of rates are manic. Thcrc is no question on which Lhorc urc ‘more ‘differences of opinion lhun ‘the customs thrill‘ and many of tho 235 membcrs will want to air their views upon it. Mr.“ Fielding honestly iulmlts a large (lcilclt for the [lust your, and expects another during the curre-nl.

Hon. Mr. Fielding has at length l

ilecn abovc

twenty years.

this figure. Kindly ‘make. correc

tlon. The

Church, has issued n nlude ‘by anti-Unionists

Unionist propaganda. period of ‘twenty years ‘Dr. Laird

(Jencrul Assembly.

ull members of ‘ihc Union Commit- lue during the twenty years period‘ also l'.\'1)l-‘li(lii.ili‘f:i~l'l'0i‘ printing, vot- ing papers, draft bills, lvgnl Lgoungg] fccs, post _ , stationery, etc. 'l‘i|ii.~ zimuuut cur Jitutus ‘the sflic expen- ‘lituru from the funds of the Church in l-onnccliiin with Church Union, shill-s i)‘: ‘Laird. i um, ‘Sir. c.l.c., J. LEWIS |\'liLL‘l_GAN, Publicity Agent, ——--——<-Q;- —~__

Church UlliOfl Sir,~—“.-\ imuntryl/lyman" in u - -‘-nt issue of your valuable paper and in port: “Ton ‘nu-ch ‘money is wnslcd nt. lmmre, especially wileu (he cull .l'nr foreign iii-ids ls so ur- ucnt." (‘nrrvrtl A in: a number of church orguillzullmzv. nuve one or more pipv organs. n hi}, iy paid professor m‘ music, perhaps puid choir singers, choir and minister lng‘gvl‘_l' and some nlilcr flummer it's. that cnulrl easily‘ be dispensed ‘ and the money mved used to ' _\' the gospol to the pvriieiiing at ‘nunlc um‘- uirroud (‘ill out ihc (‘iii ‘ iliit (l0 ilUl l ' "11 [he prom-h- im, :tl'l'~—it is c||til"'iy' lino suuuil Illl'l‘illl§'. I "ii is surprising in hczut urgu nu-nts uscll itguinst‘ union which is

since the Duminlmi was foruiwbiuul, u cast‘ 0|‘ rilllli‘ will WTOIII-K, iult‘—r—'l"“""'

only u nmticr of ‘(Ylulrcll (lnvcril nu-ni." This is n new phase. What f1: i1 thui is right. in tllli‘lli'liit‘ m- in lmlii)’ in [lli-"Illllilil proposal? Nu uninuisl wrilorfli|ils yet haul ‘the hurdilnuul to (ii .' ' nnd per- ilups .\lr. iurvmun will ‘lit he has

iplaclng a duty of one cent per Openly by the Rel flag have bccnli" "W" Qldlllililflfli ability. 1W4 111111 sonn-thiilg 1:001! lt-t us huvq 11_ “U11.

inn is coming" ways “A (lczmtl; l.it_\'iliilil." 'l‘ilcrc is no nrgunuéilt in Lilla, i1 is: IilCPl‘l_\' gztlicry nluptrnp. l unu, ‘Silr. viva, BYSTANDER.

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Church Union

Sir.-~lln your inwuc of April 18th appcurcd ihn-c ‘icllcixs uudcr lhc heading. (inc was signcd “Slnid 'Pl'(‘Sii_\'iI‘l‘lllli." This writer pr-uys that in- may ‘bu (l0ll\'i'l'<_'!l from thc nluicciictiuiis (“ursc-s) of

Mackcilzie ‘King. The (‘mf- “lilo iAllllPi." lio win: unfuvourubi“

in union, ilul. has bccolnv cimvcrt-

“(mam Sh, Jam‘ Alum". Sh, John ed to Hllliliilslll. Hr‘ HtlPlllS lo hc so Thomfison’ Sir [Muckemln Rowe", eiimple nnd illogical [but in!

(ices not undelrstzuul ‘that he cannot be a “uialrl" or any other kind of n Presbyterian nnd be u mcnliloi‘ n!" til-e “United (lhurch."' Win-at onc does when he votes for mum: is i.n sever his cannot-lions with the Presbyterian Church. ‘Pills is any Ono's privilege, oi‘ cnunac, but uny- one who so uiionnlcs himself must remcmluh‘ ills uciion does not givi- him u. liccnsc to convince (xihcrs who differ from his wuy of think- ilu: 0r t0 employ "Imuleditztions" when speaking ul tlmm,

“A ‘hover of the ‘Churclf’ is filled with interest and dismay "nnd says: “Surely if they must fight, they could do it in their own church papers.” A lover uf wllul; church, pray lull? The foumicl‘ “(lhrirsllnn (llmrcll" ever "sphin- upen-ly illlil in secret have I said nothing." S0 to xvlmtcvel‘ church

not‘ tile Christian ‘Church. mediums

church homes and that i“ the public press

that

open discussion of a?) illlll so muy be‘ pardoned afor his un scomly allusions. or to BilllLOiT iliscusslo

by unionists. “Uulty" says: "Yonfinay ns wol ilry to stop ‘the world

Presbyterian church in the last i have enquired at the Canadian Press olflcemnd they state that they did not. send out

the Union (ixdrrliihlrlilillltesxllililidila: floem w have u good appetite and past twenty years is $32,853. The item shoudd have rend us follows: ‘ . _ _ -<Acting tinder upnuiili instructions an‘: than‘ you‘ “kl” l5 puny Wm‘ “ from tho (lcnerul Board of the yel 0w greenish llnge‘ the “mmces Presbyterian ‘Church in ‘Canada, Rev.

Dr. Rubi. iulird, treasurer of that Just ‘ma; 11.; hngllpt p)“; r10], “ye giv. statement lug elements in ltthuit constitute ‘ emphatically denying the charge good blood. that the Th, n“; of ma mad_whether rein-unit's fluids wcro being used ‘for

Covering a tiiallion, the wrong kind of food, cm-

stutcs lhut. ‘u lotul of ‘$32,853 has constipation are reitlly ‘the umlur‘ ‘hr-cu spent. by tho Union Commlt- lyi-ng causes. ‘The number 0t iltti" urgently requiring tee undo,- HDQClllC authority of the red cells lg reduced over 50 nL timo- TMS ilmfllmt The trczttcnent is self evident, lots includes the travelling expenses of <,‘|‘ the (luldnors, plain, well cooked

L

"l m" l)r. Pidgenn smokes no nlcntinmbut

this writer holds allegiance it. is Aguln, wircrc better discuss ‘this most im- portant ciucsilon than Lhirough the reaches the ‘grout membership whn live in

Perhaps this writer is unable to ilistlngulsh between a ‘ gilt. and an “eve_ p question

e may wish 1x75, (between the U. r, and m. "Owl"! U18! Free ‘Church. The nsmo they chose knowledge kills ihc cause espoused [m- ‘Lhqvngmd body w“ we Frag.

Tllfllllllg Church of Scotland in Canadastili through space an ‘for any one to remained out o; ‘M, "mo". ‘hm try and keep buck the‘ answer i0 uftcr some yearn united with 1,119 our Lord's prayer." Ilndeeli! Did Presbyterian Church, and

How do 1 know? Well, ii’ you are n. young person of the l-‘amdnino gender and notice _ that you are getting even luzier

than usual, ‘that sometimes you other days you‘ havcnu, ‘but. ‘that You ‘are constipated ‘all t-hc time,

are tho/t. your blood is t-hin. What do l moan by thin blood?

|Whnt has caused ‘this? ‘It's hard to say. Often poor ven-

otionul disturbances and persistent

food nml freedom from w-urry will tide over the condition for you. perhaps you are lint young any more, are on past middle age, and [rerhups also oi‘ the nluscillinc: gun‘ ler.

The thinning 0i‘ the blond at this ago is n different shutter.

Uf czounse‘ -il' you ‘have zmything (irzuwing your ‘blood uwny from iiic body, s-uch as an iniustiil-ui ulvfil‘ "Y 11119.1, dr any poisoning ‘by illlllliflil mp“ you “an expect. in huve thin blood.

If ‘it ‘be none 0i‘ "those lbiflgs. Mill Yup you gut tired VPIXV PllfillY- ‘mp skin gets ilulc, the ‘whites of ‘tilv eyes pcurly nun] your ‘body w" ernlly becomes liwhby. will‘ "breath" icesuess nnd pwiillillull" m) l“? slightest exertion ‘then you have In real amamnic condition nl ~il|c M001 ‘ in this condition ‘the tu-tuul unin- ber of red cells is lessened, so lint. the ‘blood is 000" Mm l“ ‘lhunmer ‘lnfllqfiguliigtEcol-ions condition. ‘Tn; trcanment is hygiene, \\'"‘°l°" mine’ tiwbdv‘. prgparcd lOOil, p10

Perrins‘ French Kid Gloves in all the new shades gy. ' cry patlr guaranteed at _____ u £225

Silk Hose ‘$1.00 Sport “HOSE 79¢ Silk Hose. ‘A large ship- Ladies Sport w,“ ment of these arrived last in Lovet

night in all the new shades at $1.00 and $1.50 per pair

S. A. lVIcDonalld

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25 Ladies Fancy‘, Special M‘ -., 2.00 50 White Vonle Luouses, requ ar $1.50 to $2.00 value. Ail sizes tor-ear at . 5v. 25 pairs ladies fashionable Corsets to clear at ,, Ladis Pink Mull B sonzrp, a.l size. bpciili . . _ 3,5; Ladies fancy Iorepe Bloomers, all sizes. Special $1.00 _ 50 dozen Ladies Underveste, short sleeves, no sleeves and opera styles, regular 35c va-ue. Special Friday and l Saturday . . . . . . . . . . - , . - - . » - - ~ - - - - . . . . . . .. 29c A big lot of C ldren's Underveste. all sizes and t styles. Special 5 for .............................................. ..