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TIRELESS-full of fun-ready for anything. Pep from morn to night. Happy boyhood! They need § l{ellogg’e Pep. It’s such iiourishing food-and full !

of pep-giving energy.

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QQ. Judicature for this Province, to

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of questions of Interest. The Charlottetown Guardian does

K' MR. G. W. GARDINEWS

Sir,-The letter below was hand-

efl to the Editor of the Patriot, wiio declined to print it in his paper. You will confer a favor by inserting

it in the Guardian.

I am, Sir, etc.,

GEO. W. GABDINER _

The Editor of the Patriot:

'Sir,-Your report of the proceed- ings in yesterday's paper is incor- rect. I did not commence to read n

Lotltion. neither did I withdraw.

To be sure of my ground I had

put down in writing what I intend- cd to say; I read from the manu-

\cript which is as follows:

‘May it please your Lordshlps

.. freeborn British subject, I appear in His Majesty's Supreme Court of

present a petition concerning one nf the Chief Oilicers of the Court. I1' it please your Iiordshlps I shall i read the petition, but as I do not see the Oflicei resent to whom it

at ri later day dining the teim, as I do not wish to take any advantage of the person concerned.

Notice of my intention to present

this petition was given b re istered

During the reading of the above

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weetens the Stomach

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W. Faraway, known as a Man of

Mystery, travelling by automobile from his headquarters in Georgia, arrived on P. E. I. for it few weeks' vacation. He is known as one of the

,most versatile entertainers through- out the Southem United States.

_M_1e>~~_M INQUIRY IN COMMONS

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Governments and the Atlantic ‘Steamship Companies with the ob- ject oi' obtaining a reduction in ocean rates to British iininigraiits to upproxlniately £10.

Railway Rates for Canadian Land Seekers.

The committee also recommends

- that measures be taken to ascertain

. - . whether the railways will restore the

T' E' M“n““"°"- Wh° SUCCBUIS W- home-seekers' rates in effect prior SW” “S P|'¢Sld°“¢' and General to the war, making such rates ef-

xpress. Mr. Mcllonnell was for-ll;0imd_

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‘X 71-IBN travel-

ling in Canada

or abroad it is not

necessary to carry large sums of money. In- stead use the service of the Bank of Montreal, available at more than 6oo branches and through many corre- spondent banlcs. Trav- ellers’ Cheques and Letters of Credit simplify for you the problem of the right travel funds .in any country.

TOTAL ASSETS IN EXCESS OF $830,000,000

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Pep is really packaged health! Rich, whole wheat

flakes. Crisp, crunchy, full-flavored. Packed with nature’s vitamins and healthful mineral elements. Oh, boy! How wonderful Pep isi

And Pep contains the bran of the wheat- just

euilicient to make it mildly laxative. Helps prevent constipation. Pep peps you up. Keeps you fit.

Kellogg's Pep is nature's most perfect cereal food.

Serve for breakfast, lunch or dinner. With milk or cream. Delicious with fruits or honey. Eat Pep and have pep. Comes ready to serve. Your grocer has .P_°P,-

whole wheat including the bran ‘mom She had W my in ,L wholg-

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- - ,_ --_ --- H ' _d supply of baggage to hold the doz-" _,¢,,,,,,,,,,., ,,,,4»»»++¢° nWORtI_J islgssurgu woliet ens of frocks and all kinds of ,ap-,

c ' ll'€0 H1195 ~ parel which she purchased in Lon-; DA"-Y LESSONS us increase wr v0°flb“l“fY bl’ ma? don. Mrs. Fi-euei-ici: Guest, ner not-i<-;'f.;

tcrillil 0119 W0YI¢lue[*`1;&L‘;‘y' Tgfrayz er in the trans-Atlantic flight of

, - word: MONTE ` 3 the Friendship, turned ,her house-

IN ENGLISH 1 moment: frvm m°m@“l W ’“°'“°“""hcid stan over io the Boston girl

“We iiioineilwllv exvecwd We “"5 to aid the packing activities. At mc*

ay w. r.. cu-don i

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WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: D0

not say “I never said that you were there." Say “I did not say."

OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: gyr-

oscope. Pronounce _ii-ro-skop, i as in "ice," both o's as in "no," accent first syllable,

OFTEN MISSPELLED: galaxy. BYNONYMS: fire. flanie. blaze,

conflagratlon, eombustloii.

oi' the petition and he declined to allow me to proceed. I then said that I had sent notice to the person interested, but would also comply * with his decision, and I then took my seat.

At a lull in the proceedings I re- tired, drew up a notice to the Court, enclosed a copy of the petition, re-' tiiined and handed it in to thel Prothonotary, addressed to His, Lordship the Chief Jiistice, `

Yours. etc.,

GEO. W. -GAItDlNER‘

Cliarlottetown,

June 28th, 1928

Miss: Earhart Leaves;

For Southampton

(Special to The Guardian)

LONDON, June 27.--Miss Amelia.

Earhart spent a busy morning packing in preparation for her dc- parture for Southampton this after

to collapse."

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The passenger compartment of X111

airplane being tested in Europe call be divided into three cabins, eucn equipped with sleeping berths for four persons.

By a process developed at Mil-

waukee hollow reinforced poles ale being made thai can be bent several feet, returning to their original position.

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same time her companions on the flight, Wilmer Stultz and Louis Goz- ldcn, were also engaged in packliigr the numerous "bargains" which they boast of having acquired. Stultz is taking back much literature about British aeroplane engines and plan- es. Miss Earhart said she bade good- bye to London rcgrctfully. “I have had a reinarkably fine time liei-e," she declared. The English people have entertained me as if I were a Princess. I should love to come back as soon as I can."

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complete data.

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' dates of their holdings, as wel

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INVESTMENT

148 Richmond Street, Charlottetwh-

Bt. John M0"

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investment holdings is hlzhlv to furnish authorative advice

comparatively unimportant

In our service the cashing at

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SELDOM SEE a_ big knee l‘;°.“:.‘:'.!.’“;’§:;.’;.°‘::~

:raise oi; his ankle, hock, siiiie,

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PAOLTB WHAEVES

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erly vii-e-presideiit and General

tl cni f .i ii i - ‘" ic e us ce nteiposed and amlgen Land Settlement'

said that the Court had no notice M

W. S. Stout, who has resigned the

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the evidence in connection with the experiment of the 3,000 Family Set- tlement Scheme now almost com- pleted recommends that time be given to test this fomi of land set- ,tlement before embarking upon ex- ltended schemes of this character.

2.-The committee approves oi

the extension to other provinces oi |tlie tri-~i-_- agreement with the British. Federal and Provincial |Governments for the encourage- ment of Land Settlement by th: British immigrant.

3.-The committee recommends

subject to the completion of satis- factory arrangements' with gov- einments of the provinces that as- lsirtiincc equal to that given by th: iBritish Governnierit to British ima- lgrant boys be extended by the Gov- pcrunient of Canada to the Canadian ;yciith.

1 I iit-reusing I-Iinpluyincnt.

Your coinniittoc would also rc-

cciiiniend that the Government make an intensive and comprehen- sive study of the possibilities of in- ,crcasing industrial and agriculture

residency of me (mmdian l.M_"|c fdrvslopment in Canada with alviev xprcss :ind will occupy the posiiioiiim amncting c“l”l~"~l and l31`°Vl"-lm(

of (‘.li;iirmi|n of tlnit Comliziny. llvidcr and mcreascd opllortunmef

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To Remove Road Oil

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OF \vES'l`|‘i|tN CAN/\Dl\

TORONTO, June 28 Western Can-

ada is looking towards industrial cn-

devcloiinienil. according to W. M. Van Vulkenburg, president of the Regina board of trade, who wns in the city on his way back to Saskatchewan after a three weeks' business trip to eastern Canada.

“Of course, agriculture is still the

basic occupatloii. Seventy per cent. of the population is rural," he said to The Star. “but that can be very dangerous as well as advantageous. It means that all business in the province fluctuateo with agricultural conditions."

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coffee spoons, Ivory 8004! "4 I* f°"°"*' ““° °‘ °° :emi mmnin unit will in nu-e ui iileue \l\° |°““ "‘°"

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Our business is to deliver to YW

the Vt!! bolt that the mlllu

forth, and to deliver it at

that provide just a hir*

U and no more.

W.iD. GILLIS & C0» , mon: 11|

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A theatre chair patented by aNew

York man can be moved backward

h to it ersons to

for

,ici employment not only for our ‘mth people, but for prospective ini- i migrants. { Your committee rccomiiiends thai 1,500 copies in English and 50( lcopies in French of the minutes oi |eviclence and of this report, be [printed in Blue Book form, and that lstiuiding 64 be suspended in relu- lliun thereto, - , All of which is respectfully sub- ‘mitted,

l W. I-‘_ Kay,

While iroiiing, pin a siiiull piccci Chaimmn..

_ b'_`lB|‘l'°°1_‘i"“‘l_ ;l_"‘l"“` df" "'““E[ With the exception of one para. jill-‘HIL Ulm' \“l“""~* mill "‘_9- “ln igriipli which is * marked, this is ia it will be found a glint ioiiv¢,ii-‘mu ,,0|,_v of this ,.eD0,_L The one ,

marked has reference to letters ask- ing for employment. his name, acl- <'i'vss, etc., and is not a special iiriv- ilv 'v to the bearer It is ubabl

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Kerosene is very effective lor tak-,intl-iiilcd to disclose the nainc of thr

ing road oil out oi the nmjority oi"ii|>pliciii'it‘s “pull."

fabrics, as it evuporiites quickly and ~-“-~~<'°'>-----

A TRYON 'l‘ID BITS

Mr. C, E. Austin. Mansileld,Mass.

Green corn should not be cooked was nccgnypanied by his bmther.

longer than twenty minutes in boil-lmqnw, Mi-_ Richards, of me sumo ing water, uncovered; and it islcity, left on Friday morning on re- twicc as tei_i<lcr if the shucks ai-elturii to their home town, aftei left on, ‘spending a. delightful two weeks va-

cation on P, E, Island.

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Mr. and Mrs. Alder Calbeck, ol

Western Canada, are spending thi sunmiei' at Ti-yon. where both Mr and Mrs, Calbeck have many rela- tives and friends. They have open-

terprise and mining for her future 'fd the Lang C°lil»9§e and Wm Ye'

side there during their stay`here. It is several years since they left P. E. Island and while no doubt many old friends are gone, they src finding a host of former friends and achoolmates left to welcome them back to the land of their birth.

At the morning service in the Try-

on United Church on Sunday, the pastor, Rev. George Somers, briefly reviewed Union, referring to the fact that before this larger and greater union had taken place several uni-

ips and consolidatlons had taken u ace.

A motor party consisting of Mr.

Tryon to Alberton, Mrs. Ramsay's

day. leaving behind Mrs. Ramsay

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spent Sunday at her home in Try-i

Mr. William Lea, of Summerside, A

spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs.l Blanche Lea, Tryon. A

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and Mrs. Thomson, who will spend And Pin your fairest ribbon to her to be present at their mothers fun- i l

breast. I eral.

The deceased enjoyed good health j ,

Miss Edith Lord, of Suinmerside._Ah. let me think! what should atill a few days before her death fm

mother be? 'when pneumonia developed and the V I

on. What primal good her vital essence efld Climé quickly- _ ' -i _

[Qi-m? f Interment took place on March,

selfless love as boundless as tlie13th at Lorne Valley Presbyterian .

Sea, _Cemetery The pall bearers were:--_- -

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is wlthlregret that we learn of erious illness of Miss Marion, t daughter of A. A. and Mrs,I ell, North Tryon, who took nly ill on Sunday morning. 0

the s eldes

sudde

Mr. Rex Dawson has purchased

autii`ul Durant Six Sedan. An- d

other recent purchaser is Mr. W,E.g

ec who has a Chevrolet. .T

The latest bear story comes from _ _

and two cubs were met with er. They were blessed with a fam-l"9ke"-

ly of eight, six of whom are liv- _ , _'- ng' three sons and ,mee daugh., Australias first glass factory has

the woods by a boy who was h ng for cows. Needless to say?

d not drive “Mrs. Bear" home’ , his c°ws_ Search Dames' h0W_ ers: Neil of New Westminister, B. failed to and the bear. z $51

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son, Montague; Belle and Anne of Brooklyn, N, Y., who came homo

soul um-“med by me passing George Matheson, Daul R. Mac-

swrm Anna Dum,_ Swain, Thomas Donahoe, Freeman, _*_.»>____ Hewitt, Thomas Tralnor, John W. ~=.rf

D|.;AT|| op MRS_ ALLAN SHAW 'Scrimgeoun Henry McLaughlin, An-A

__ gus McLeod.

There passed away at Cardigani Rev- DK Genge preached the mn" n gundam March nth' Surah eral sermon assisted in the service iGillis) wife of Mr. Allan Shaw. 'by REV' Mr' Stirling °f M°“°°gu°f`i`f

The deceased was bum neat. El_ lA large procession followed the re-_~\___

on 67 years ago* being the ymmg_ lmams to Lorne Valley Presbyterian, st daughter of the late Hugh and vchurch 5 Silent ‘md mum "eS"im°n¥1 '

sabelle Wrascr) Gillis. When a of 5°n°°W~ ,

young girl the family moved to Tmly 1" can b° said earth is P00' <

er and heaven richer, for a real V Christian wife and mother has been

beeen established by a. company that

James and Cy,-us at cardigan has been making bottles _and other

he daughters are Mrs. Hubert Nel- COHWIUUTS-

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June 29, 1928 I

Fiuennunass-A man uiatl

hath friends must shew himself friendly: and there is a friend that sticketh closer than ri brother.

PR.AYERf-O Thou friend of sin-|

ners, befriend me and I will try and. be a friend to others. `

MOTHERS

Men prate of mothers in our world

to-day

As if they were a graft or alien

growth,

Separate from mortals, made of dif-

ferent clay

From men and children, but with

hearts for both.

What should a mother be? Ah. let

me think-

Boundlessly good and selfish, spill-

ing life

Like water, that her thirsty ones

may drink,

And so gain hope and courage for

the strife.

She dare not miss her children in

the way,

For God accounts her guardian of

her child:

She may not say, “This one was

lead astray,"

Nor weep. "That perished in the

awful wild."

For He Who is the Keeper of the

Earth _ A

Requires of her the ripened figs, not l

leaves: H

A reaper .she must be, and prove

her worth

By bringing in her arms hergar-

home town. They returned on Mon- Lay all your laureis at her tired

West-

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The Advantages of Foreign Bond Issues

As a means of increasing income without surrendering security of principal, investors should place a proportion of their investment funds in properly selected high grade Foreign Bond Issues. ‘ <

The trend of modern development is to unite all nations in a closely integrated financial structure. It ~ has become more and more apparent that the success and prosperity of each nation demands and is depend» ent upon the stability of its credit in the markets of the world. This tendency greatly strengthens the security of foreign investment. Most countries have stabilized their finances ;otliers are rapidly approach- ing stability. As the become better able to provide capital themselves Ly will, of course, be able to bogrow at lower rates of interest. Certain- forei n bonds still afford relatively high yields; sometalreagy

yield much less than formerly.

We are in a position to recommend a number of wellfsecured sound and attractive foreign isstns which have satisfied the complete and severe re-

quirements of our examination. - -

A divcvsijied list of such iycringz, with full i'nform¢m'on will be prom' ed upon rcquen.

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and Miss Irma Kitson passed shea! complete, Held 0fli¢e-Sh James and Sf Peter Screen-Montreal through Summerside en route from And the red sun be sloping to the n "lKlnkS¢r¢e¢ Bl* 'l°4Blnckb\»m Bolldlaa 7| l¢.'Pemlu»¢

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