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week of culture. entertainmen

education and it is hoped w as thoroughly enjoyed he

of their continually widening

i__¢_,_>____ recently enacted tariff policy of __ _ _ _mt

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UR ¢;0NlPE'rEN1' RA||_wAvMEN the United States has absolutely norm' for t 8 slmpe mah

issue pointing out the im ments recently effected in t

ilottetown reference was m -rough shunting on the Prln

°"A'\-ITAVQUA' Which the ‘W°\°|d I5 IPR551118 £01135' pled absolutely fro'n the very slphi

8- .

Chatltnuqua- opens in Charlotte `s"_gxeBuve or feverhhness man me -ing ground. And whether _ the wn this -afternoon ln their com ent 'tr ,md ll I _th ‘electorate was "irate" or other-

odious tenlt Un the Prince' Qi

This week of speclall high class trade is being complewl i noted glflafl’ Vlll-0l`Y H0 mailer how dl-935

for the wiirm weather _and also. Wm' tm’ United Slams? we have than there is for »Con»servatls-m.“- we ,rush an ,,m|d0,_e to less e|e_ it on authority of reliable official w0||_ they 8,,-e Surely gemng gn

be a statlst.-k:s that 85 -per cent of the overdose of this kiird of “encour-

agricultural produce raised in lille agamemr" [0 what "Vere and bu'

,tual-;d Marltiyne Provinces is sold ln the ter extern that the command Ls"

e _ ' f

. _ ' ly V '

In H” e'm°"\"‘l in our S"'~‘"'d“9"5 “Setlist us: 'we cannot send it Dom-i-nlon outside of their selected

I>l'0"°3 pound of our produce across the D0l'K€t b0l`0lll§ll\S il\QU9lb0<1~

h _ » . 4 » illldates for the Ministry is -in even €C;0\' border and have anything left after l<-o-¢»l-- _greater work than finding _md

lif-

paylng freight and the newly im- \&lOlOl0lOlOosHaOa-#1010 _mining candidates mr- Confirmm

ads 1° posed United states -tariff. 'rue I _'Selections `.`,,,,,_ _mehr no, me ,wo 3,, "..- cc Ed- British market owing to ,hc ex.l y _ grtlicr? Confirmation is the Or- m,l8hi onbltant rate of exchange. is also

0 Ve' practically barred. \‘l’hat then shall '“m|.||.¢ yy w__ ‘_ Lo|||°||_

d\"Vel'S we do with our surplus product? not by what would we do with the as

any means intended as all recognize pe,-cent that we now se" in our

ice betlween Sackvllle and

ward Island Railway, which have been fmi-sconstrued int

flcction upon the engine lin particular. This was

that the engine driving as a whole

of any At Bor-

*tice--A

BEGOTTEN OF UNREST.

ln the feverish unrest through

,Vthere is perhaps nothing more

pros ee e po cy o e

Ulberal partv. if there is anything

“|95 C°"e3° 3'°°““'i"‘ Th” pm more suggestive it is the fact that substantial proof tlhat the people

e many farmers have been hoodwink 9 5 *"3* 0" Wfmdeme

gramm this season is u specially _ -h d 'ln ol!d f - “l

MIIUVII FEMIIE Pills »~==

ractlve one and the musicians ed into acceptance of the 'po|icy_ in the administration." Admit- tttrers and entertainers comc - ing' as they "ow do that “hes”

The political agitaior dwells con-

e ron ea s,

ith the most complimentary refer- un sl dl d H

uou y on e allege eccing of

99095- 'mei' are “H "awed, ed" the' farmer -by the -bloated monopo- repeated 'claims that Liberals and

cationlsts and entertainers und HSL He expauales upon the ,._he'ap_ Farmers’ are one ~in policy and ad

"TY 35599" |"`°m‘”"’ sometmng nm 'with which the farmer could ',;;nI;trat_weKI_’urmse‘ iagd bww:

_ ' _ i c enrie ng's va n y ope

:$rI::l‘Iirol\¥(:;:I-titIvl|l7\I;cIg`no;u It isllisltliie or 3 high °nier` It ‘Wm be remem Purchase his mwhinery and 'mme' and prayed for affiliations?

umm for Tobacco and clmse. Priw- Three bored that on previous occasions r

moms if the duty. on American

provinces have swallowed the bait.

make should not he repeated F°"“““'felY I” Prince Edward I5|` clouds or how -black the horizon ll Wk” hlllders have Ulf’ "TSI “Km and our farmers have not been de-i can always see some kind ofa all

new of entry and are assured of seats »c9i\,ed_ The C,-era, mmsional-|05 _;'___erS_li_l;_in___g,__ii__ilgglll;t:_!t __v_\;l_iethe;'_thg:_

_ _ 'llat race. But I was ln Detroit

S so that du uncertainty as to ac' `""°`£°"md lime 5°" here ig which draw its sunlbeams .from the cll and it was lli Chicago. The dis-

c°""n°damm may be rem°"ed hy to sow thelrilloglcal doctrines and cu'm‘ber no matter how green it' tance was too far to walk_ I hadn’t

' '- ~ y g ' lwllling to lend it to me." Today

nlcrtainment and education is de- "GUS U16 defeat-_ And "OW Wlll‘ _\lr_ Ford ls making millions proo-

mdeed mu” is heard. emu' 0! Mr" its Federal -Liberalism practlcallyi lhly lnore rapidly th-an any other

The alms reparations src made by the serving of every encouragement MacKenzie Kms or his policy “nd wiped out of every pan of Canadaiinun in ine world, with :hc excep-

I:gn°1I§s(i;;:I.a’ailr»wi'nted ss nllriir.-ecisl aunt. and we trust _"uit citizens WI" sh°w it is doubtful if much shall ‘be heard Uxcelilmg Q“9be”~ and fast ‘Wing mm of John D' Imckefemm

heir appreciation by their 'presf or "_ its grip even there. it rejolces thslg

sow "1 cha,|°m,¢°wn li th, 2 ence and pat,-0n3ge_ A week of l-n their complet_ehwlpe_ou; of poll The Business ofa Parson

Imlesome and elevating emu” ‘What would happen in Canaria 'tical existence tere s ar mor(

_ ~ nt f Liberalism in Blsii Williams in Canadian

tainment will serve ns a good tonic if We “"°pt9‘| “ free 'trade Poli” emoumgeme or ~ op

re as uma’ markets' the rdmainmg .15 King, ‘immediately after hlis ap

Chautauqua is in an the centres per cent being sold in the United polnizment, 'I'-0 AULOW NO BYE-

cmle states and in Great Britain. 'rife ELECTION 'ro G0 ul~ncoN'rEs_'r-

barred and bolted tha.t_ market

own cities if Unitedstntes produce

here will compare favorablv, all were admitted free to compete with

. '* things considered with that

fother part of the,systeni.

den, no doubt through unav

causes. shunting is' rom

rougher than weary qtssengers think it might be but on the main lines our trains run as s

and our railway officials a

ployees are as obliglng, competent and considerate a-s on the railways on the continent.

us? Where would 'we find a mar-

ket or` even employment for our

Oidllble young people if American mann- etlmes

facturers had free access to our

markets and the opportunity they are looking for to close down our

m°°thl7 industries -by unequal competition? nd 9"", To any- one who takes the trouble

to look into the situation for a

moment the free trade policy of the

_Liberal rparty and of the ngrarians _of the west would. be the most _eflfectively suicidal policy that Can- l

via could adopt.

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got. it is'said that when fall but honest men get their d-ue, slid only on this principle be estimated that at rtlhis late date there would be any hope Conservative Party oumlng any support either ln Alberta or

Current

No t-hank you. we were merely on- lookers: Hlioylng the sport it is true, but not participants

game. Not since Sir Laurier created the two provinces. appoinlilng two own favourites as provisional Pre- miers. and han-ding them llin<ian't Ihoulsekeeping alllowalnce -from the Dominion Treasury, has the Conservatives had n foothold ithere. in either provincial or feder-

Wilfrid western of li-is

an ab-

poliitics. it -has been Liberal

camping ground right through the

hole game UNTIL NOW. And so e are not squealing because we

are not hurt. nor a_re we par-ticular-

sympatlhetlc wltlh our Liberal

friends in their dllffcuity. wlho have reaped as they have sown

and ful-

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rogues

could it

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was only on‘e Conservative ed from each of tihese two ces to support the Ottawa ment, so that whatever gs.-ins they may malke. lf any. THEY NOTHING T0 LOSE. And -fuss and show of fealthens Liberal press counts for

retum- provin- Govern-

HAVE all the by tlhe naught,

ai. least for notlhlng more than

their customary bluff to keep the

- ,llisheartened souls of choir

ing from crumbling into

ness. -

follow-

-nothing-

It was |9118 Oli) that our un- irate electorate wlliioh had lost col? ‘ _ _ '_'_ _ _ _ _ ) _'_ ‘ _ ~ ._ _ _ _ ;g&_,M;,_

. . _ . ._ , - . ,_ _ ". " .

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Comment I I

,sophisticated Patnlot, while crow- llng over the Martin Goveril~ment's

in the|narr,ow escape from the Farmei~s'|,

uvalanohe, predicted wllth its char- acteristic bombasi. that Premier Stewart was going to repeat thc

trick in Alberta, but now that the elections are over, and

viewing the field-s strewn 'with the slain of Liberalism. it still flaps its wings to crow over the only ‘re- deeming feature. that the “Honour- able Charles Stewart. the late Lib- eral Premier. was eleoted by sc- nlama-tion." But by waly of con- solation lt says: "T-he significance -of this election lies 'ln the indica-

is defunct in the West." Our Rip Van W-inkle fnlend had better

e re troublesome and painful

"significance" is ln the almost complete WIPING OU-T OF' THE LIBERAL PARTY FROM ONE OF THEIR ‘BIGGEST STRONGHOLDS by the United Pamers' party. And lt is the hardest and coldest crack given to them, amongst all the hsrd cold bucks which they receiv- ed Since the vaclllatlng Mackenzie King became the -Managing Direc- tor of their Vaudevllle Troupe.

A most amusing statement is

-l/Iwi. copied from the Calgary Al- bertiirqsoingz “The Stewart Gov-

' 'liaerwe in nn slinnnismtioa. but s

I - 'friendly group with llilreren-t ideals ' 1 ll _ of government." it is often

that when an old horse is used up

the Albertans argument possibly

friendship, ideals or anything else

horse, foot and artillery from this stronghold which they had occu-

of its exstence as a political fi ht-

wi.=e. the fa-ot that they sent 'them about their business is the most

Farmers liav “dlffe t ld I " how does it square with their oft

one No matter how dark tht

the result of the Alberta elections

sued by their leader Mackenzie

ED, has been almost totally Lg-

they dare not show their nose poll- tical in an ' constituency in the

apply, for without any regard to ‘

'happened to the flrs,t_ “horsdess

First “Horseloss Carriage" race th

._.Henry Ford and H. ’H. Koll-

gaat. tim veteran Chicago news-

“pgr publisher, weretnlklng over old times recently. when reference

carriage" race ever- held iii Am- erica. This race was arranged by- Mr. KohlUnat's uewsP&l>€l'. U10. Tlnles-Herald, Than-ksslving Day, 1895, almost a quarter of a centu- sry ago, A host of cars were en- r¢|-¢d_0n paper-but less than a dozen were able to reach even the `

starting point. Others didn't man- age is get more than a few hun- dred yards from the tape-line find only three succeeded in sei-l-IIIE

'ba,ck, the winner of the first prize mailing the 53 1-2 nliie course ln 10 hours 25 minutes. And at that they had to be given an occasion- .i1 push up lnclines_ Ne\'ert.h'.\.loss the event aroused tremendous in- ‘terest in Lradc circles and the ut- tendance was large. Henry Ford. however, was not among those present_ The lcasmi? Here are Mr. Ford‘s own words: ' "I never wanted to see anything so badly in

th th re

.im

pllsii is just two things; first, tn

bring home to _all the great need of Fa securing more men for the Minis-

try ni who are ln a position to do so,

both

Att

watch for likely candidates for al“__y_ members _ of federal

speaking oven in the face of royal- W.

tion which Americans have of blunt

remark that passed between King hu eo

lin

become a Rots»r_lnn. of

was possible for thurl to secu.c

necessary training. What I most anxious now ' to accom-

and secondly to appeal to all .pl-

Clergy and Layman. to be on ° c e Ministry and to help them to pa s

-HUAWFU __ _ " ‘ _ JULY26,1921

Farmer Premier

' ‘ ""1 i__‘.ff\l’ol<Ml..

CALG\A.R`Y. July 25.-The United

rmers of 'the riding of MacLeod

acer! their nomination ;1or Pre- isr of Province to nr. lvilcnssi

Clark. .M.- P., of Red Deer and for

orney General. A. H-.. Clark.

rllament for essex. The declslor

llze their vocation by directing was rmqulmoud _

tliem_

lilumph Acts Like l.`llup

. .ts

asus'

-- Compromise On

'Vi

LONDON, July 25.-Tile reputa-

ls llkoly to be enhanced by ai

rge and Mr. Klumph. of Clove- an

Siiesian Question

PA‘RlS. July 25.-A compromise

s been effected between 'France d Great Britain ‘regarding the

land. 0.’ on the occasion of the Sllesian issue the result of new ex-

otarlans' reception at Bucklng- changes this afternoon. Premier m Palace, 'the other dliy. Brland. it is announced. will proh-

King George affably said to lMr. ab

ly agree to a. meeting of the

inmph that he. too. would like to Supreme Council about the middle

the first week in August and has

“I don't see what ls to stop you” withdrawn his demand for a' meet-

said Mr_ Klumph_ _ ing of experts.

'.__ __. ___ 2_______'__ _ _

be mlnlscters have .boon lost to . . _ _ .. . . -.. _.

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my whole life as I wanted to see l

tar fale and i couldn't find anvone

Churchmaan.

-lf am convinced that if we

are to get'an increase in candi- ‘ lates for the Ministry, and ally- thing like a regular supply of can- didates. the work of getting them must be taken up by the Flcrgy systematically as a normal part of tlielr duty. Until it coiiies to be regarded by the Clergy as such. the securing of canfli-lates will cl- ways be. as it has been and is now haphazard. irrr-zular and most tin- sat-isfaotlory. Surely finding can-

ast Wcek O I

_ July Sale

All Ladies Whitewear

_ \ -

Clearing at 25 p. c. Off

WOMEN’S SMART DRESSES FOR JULY VACATION

Of course, the season in Summer Dresses is over for

us; but it is just here for hundreds of women whose vac- ations and other outings will come next month. _

-Th'at’s why so many women who love new frocks for'

'new occasions will be delighted with _the chance to pick

dlnation of the lalty. ln preparing young men for. that Ordlnstlon why not the thought of thc- other

be then suggested? l Then let me urge all who are en-

gaged spccltioally ln boys' work to

OIlOKlO*

- HAVE FAITH

D0 not look forward to what

ollt a pretty dress or' two from suc_h a good collection as this, when prices are so little as this:

TwoLotsf0rtoday _ . _ . _ . . _ _ _ _ . ._ $1.98and $3.98

tion that the Conservative Partzyz

might happen tomorrow; the same everlasting Father who cares for you today. will take care of you tu- morrow. and every-day. Either Ho will shield you from suffering or Ha will give you unfaillng strength tn' bear lt. Be at peace then. and put aside all anxious thoughts and imaginations.

When Sorrow comes. the blessed

WHY,

To make life easier to bear.

Is to immerse our very selves

in care for others everywhere.

‘When Sorrow comes.

When Sorrow comes, 'we must fol-

get

The pleasant habits that we had, Lay them away ln lavender '

And live in trying to be glad,

When Sorrow comes.

When Sorrow comes. we will be-

lieve |

That love will surely make alll

right. _

That wc shall have our own again.

At evening time it shall be light.

When Sorrow comes.

When Sorrow comes, lf we uplift

A grateful heart for what wan

lent.

God. and the loved and lost. and

you

Enter it heavenly sacrament.

keep the Ministry before' theboys as a possible goal. Those who train boys lay great emphasis upon

developing qualities of leadership. ll is one of the ngln things aimed ai_ We hear it in every address -and in every scheme and in every class. Now in all wnlks of life ex- cept the Ministry we cannot all be leaders. ln fact only very few are leaders. The vast -majority must occupy the humbler position of loyal followers. But in the Minis- try everyone is a leader. That is the Mission to _ which everyone is called-to lend rnen onward and upward in the highest aspects of life and to lead in establishing the Kingdom of God upon earth. Sure- ly hero is the highest of all leader-

sg; Therefore in the Boys' Cl Kfin the Sulmmer Camp, in the Bible Classes , I plead for a, place and a chief place for the Minis-try as offering to boys tho widest scope for leadership and leadership of the highest and ber.; kind. _ til'

I ani well aware that good mlnis.

ters, like poets, are generally born, not made. But I am won aware also that many men born to

1921 Amount $10,000.00

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political history of its own country. 1. Withdraw Principal Bum $10,000.00 There is no "elgnliical'|ce" of any Withdraw Profits 4,510.00

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Manufacturers line of smart dresses m serge, latest New

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Children’s Summer Frocks in volles, prints and glng‘hams,

clearing at PATONS. ' ` `

Bungalow Aprons and Dress bo clear at PATONS Seersucker 36 in. at 35c Colors, pinks, blues and etc. PAT-

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Summer voile 'dresses spots and flowered $10.00 to $23.00.

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White wash skirts at $1.79, another line at $2.48, sample

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Balance of black skirts all sizes from $10.00 to $16.0 for

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5 Chambray patterns 18 cents, Pink, Blue, Nile and Mauve.

ENGLISH AND SCOTCH GINGHAM--Wi-dfjh’ 36 in_ Price

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