iii

n?‘ hi‘ f z

t I i

wAilfi-lousfi

s tog so: ems

' "I'LL ‘mt: cttittttts" _

. -lf anything happened to you would your children he utlotloned off to relatives and frllnds? .

Z 0r would there be enough "IQ-lily to keep the family to- Ififlibr tlll the children were soil Itlpportlng? I Nlrltlme policies cost less liloduse you pay for pmtee- tldn, not speculation.

l . WWII. Onlntuns T. W. BENTLEY “image: for Prince l-itluttrtl I~Iund

at hand for the gold bricks slipped out. of their

. l

(By W. H. Goober) ‘l

ln the rttcittg world the limo is n to be

cartons

he clever titiugs that ltave

stable conversation and way ztazions. in a couple of weeks thc ringing for the early

in

FILWRYS

' t ‘ Ihleamtfglgnmtlgfiloilifotlhotfntrol ‘both the Dominion as s. whole should be

,___;_O _. ' l-their dam diltnaiMnteratitl bred her Gold Brlcks ‘to Baron Wilkes. She produced ‘Alfonso and Alexander.

Iilfltrtn at itnan paid it large price {gr Alfonso

that pluce he was given every Iop- imdsportttoby hut failed to get during "Y?" H" “Pimfliliiiiy i“ simw wlwibis entire career as many perform- thet" they can measure "D 1° "ii ° ‘oi-S as Wflllld now b0 credited to a hem‘ good ltorse~ln tt cnttplc of Seasons. ‘fliii “limit Wei“ in ‘he 5M9 cfl‘n1':/\l0XZ1ll(l(-ll‘ passed into the shadow. agues or 511"" ADM“! i" Fulfill“ was a brothel" to Thotnag Jefferson, being fl yieat" younger

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN h"

‘Stewart GovernmentTCouservafive

" ' ‘more clearly it is seen that

And Platform,

, chief ‘question now ‘at issue iWiC

rtsnsye

poses, by means

Convention

Unfit it is known what represent-

thfljtition British cotiimbni will n, p0!‘- "Wniitted at the forthcoming National

onservative Convention at Winni-

gtween the two Parties in lili! Pwlgpeg on October 11 i-t is difficult for ‘lace i5 simply this: One tmrty Pf°"organization work to he curried on , of a JCOmmIsBiOIi- so as to secure an adequate attend-

to prohibit the sale 0i inloxiwllis; ‘once from this Province. Our he- by "will" lief is that the representation from

the sale and the use of ltrioXivfllvifl- thoroughly emblematic of all its

ondm-y point of difference the continuance of .1301}; “filo officers oi‘ the law qiighiaw“ man's llfllléf‘ and search _ tl. Lintie- 3W0"!- ztuspicioti that there is ihergin some iill0Xl0lllll5_ pttrt-htgged; and the permission ufib any respectable mun or wxmtan, ov-‘tt er tutetity~ont= years of age, t0 ltuven it; Start- a email quntitity o ‘ for strictly tier-canal and temllerflie i‘ use in the. ltotne, instead of bttyiugfl ll. from fl "ltooilegiiel"' 0i‘ tnade by moonshine, uitd it. ad Iibitum on the way

hiding it away so that it cannot be H

were taken to Lee, Miss. .I.

l?!“

nd took hittt to Litua, Ohio. At

Nuitbtttr tiroved a gold brick. He

than the ltorsc which William B.

‘That is the tnain tilrferenccf. A sBC-ielements. lies in ample leeway allowed in the num- thc permission hers who can attend the Winnipeg to enter lfgathering. his cull-|vatlve members of the House of cellar, and bedfbouts, on Commons and the defeated candl-

hititienltiates oi‘ that party in thedast Fed- iliegalitqeral election will be expected ‘to

1n fact there should be

Primarily the Conser-

e present, There should also be substantial representation from

inong- the tProvintala-l. Conserva-

f liqttor lives specially chosen for The pttr-

8. Then there is the question f the Federal Conservative Associ-

hnvlng itiation and its various branches. All (iriukitigithe latter, as well as the teenlrol homo oriorganiztttlon, may be expected to

end delegates. it is to be hoped that when the

(lharlotlriun-n, l’. H. I.

I CNLRANCE tan

Nitt-tnbrlno (lift, Joe

qr-tflolne question seems tit cxl"

This is how the interior of On- tario government liquor shops will piobably be laid out. Uniformity, it is said, will be pretty well main- tained in both interior and exterior appearances. Store fronts will be ef standard pattern, and the_ prov- ineiai ccat-of-arms will adorn each window.

why’ 7 n _ _ ~-~-—-{Q-}-_»-~

l WRITES OF CONDITIONS

Traps 1N

Sets Lobster CH"... 80 Miles Oil‘ Shore, , “ "

l xMlltEllsT. May 2ii.—\\'. il-Rztvk-

PORTLAAYDY 31,.’ MM. y“ _ thant has received a letter front his

sC-il. Rev. Lleorge iRot-khattt, who has, been in Chino during the mist to ",7 out. Wm, a nuw U“, U,- gufl- itliree years, 11nd whorwith ltis Wife vi ~e with n tit-w ti-Eis‘ "OW iii 5 unghoi awttitiuil tie 2Ii(€:?8l1t‘ldl§lg;;llrOlig currents tttitl'de\'el0l>m9ill 0i Qvfillifi- Mi‘- 399k‘ storms. Expert-flood fishermnngbattt WilS forced from his mission- h". M“, exhibit,“ k944i lnint-nstlliry labors by the uprising dictrtcts 1n mg cflnfgmpldulfl g§1)(-]'ifl\(glll‘l'i)lln(l zibout him and had to leave “m; many have L-Xpyeggnti the lh-tthe, gdreote}: 1121111; of his lbeltinginis, 119g" that t“. will 51](_'('Qf_id_ inc u lug is rury, be tind, a3 e "llhis will not be the first little and his family departed for the saf- thdt offshore lobster fishing has er retreat at Shanghai. - been tried. But it htistrt beeni, His impressions of the situation very successful in the past. prlncf-‘nre not very differeni from those pally because of the great loss otqwhlch have been reported in the gear due to strong torrents. heawvitiespe-tches, and which have been nndenows and ibe reflects cifgiven by other observers. in one storms at such tiiststicezt ori-sltore. tpurt of tilt, letter he says, "l hope That. there are pit“ _' ol‘ lobsters it will not ‘be necessary to use there, if the right kind of bottonruftirt-e, though tuauy feel that i-t is can be located. is quite gctternlly itxteviinble and is as necessary as

Deep seo lobster-tug is ivhttt chir- IMO R. Stlckney of Portland plans

The flashy ltorses which have been vetting tlte air nil winter and mak- ‘ug new track records since they ttotipeti getting dottble headers uust now tit-liver.

'l‘he high priced ones "necessarily the best. When 51nd,, boy tnoved above pat‘ becwmse two or three wanted them or because the owner i’ ‘txed

"etnent bcr that

xldent Coolidge ‘hey escaped the axe and made

‘ie was the only stallion that

'i‘lte returns

Kellog was holding sales

York a small consignment was sent, front California by L. J. Itose. A‘

colt by Stamboul out of the remark- able spe d producer iMinnehaha was in he lot. His name was

into the thousands. Finally aill dropped out except John H- Skulls‘ and Scott Quinton. who represent-t ed Marcus Daly of Montana. Daly‘,

admitted by the older lcltstertttPli. sometimes it is i0._,upailk an unruly -biitl.

to whether or not hilxll deep crustaceans may not be ton big an fflilgh for prime eating. . lllir. SticknL-l‘ "Xilillillf. hittist-lf‘; "The difficulty, of course, is ttot that-"I don't claim to be» Whflt Iv'0\i_\\'itll the purely Nationalists, but might. call a practical i] ht 1izttt..with tht- radicals, stirred up by the I was in the lobster bust 111 Soviets and with the hotheads with- Ea-BIDOH 1'01" i!" yvilffi- h0'\\'9\"‘1‘~lll the t-ottntry who see in it onlY and have been wltllc-Pkiklli “Will Iii" ,tin opportunity to benefit themselv- ilrdllfltry f0!‘ 41 20ml W it‘. ‘cs. There is ntttch of iromise, of ."SOmg of the tlticr fishcrtticu ijt-titirse, is tho ntovotnehi and the 118-176 iflikfll W17‘ ilf-ifrt‘ iiliii "liltxvt-fwtzti trezrics ttud t-oitressiotts C391!!! ‘Blink U191“ a"? Vib-‘iwis BlPw-ttid soon be done utility with ii" 911811- Bifl 9119-“. t0": what we t-nilhitcrc were any one ‘responsible Jnmiwsf 9'3 “fen F“ “mauei: 517*“ twlio cottld handle the sltuutioti and Dnel- ‘Q9695 ‘mil-ill’ m“ Ai1i*"i9l'm“1i could bt- trusted. The wonder is. 1100i! fin?- "i U195!’ bit?- i@‘1|"‘_"“_°"'.tto~ that the cottutry is so upset, 0 Warwi- The)’ ‘Oilililfi WI "l-ilihl bu’ Liiot so great a revolution and all! oriliyerviiflhrtci; Dad-l in“: Wily ttpheztvoi fr0tlld be carried 0n lvith l-m P 9"" "3 l‘) V5 i- ‘Om 59" so little loss of life. and silflw 0i Viv- fthey wnltli-t. come right. along 1,_.,,,,,,_ t, 1,, a gm,“ msunwny an,‘ wt - is ems er ones. "l am ttifng acontrivztnce of my pmH-e_~

ownget-ttp which Ii believe will eii- IPI-jgmls (,5 M“ “m1 Mm 1151*“ $11‘! km“ 0i K9517 “mm m“ lllllll will be glad to know "that the)

i STIRRED BY SOVIETS

been the great obstacle to tittytni; a". m gun,‘ beam,’ “m, m," m)“, . .. » t“ 99MB“ m. a "u? ha“ from ltciug forced -fr0iu their mis- "n 4M3 9°“ h°°P a‘ ‘hi’; m? am‘ sionary work, they feel quite cont- , when 1"“ fortable and safe in their now quar- ered, this shuts up, according like. 19,... a, Shanghai; M prawn, may i" n“ nre located in the French notices- fhe sion. The letter to his father, was lhave Pmced '0" dated April 9. Mr. Rsckham is. a ,, _ , iRac-kham

I‘ l" bane‘! who has accepted the pastorate of

fie another at the bottom.

and‘ offers n0 resistance nndertows. Moreover,

bottom hoop 100th that will dig itt and hold the Mother of trap in (‘mg plant; i and. sue muc lite a runner . trap. - 0r course. 1t must be puil- gslilffxmk Street Qd after setfing anti doesnflt have ____'____________

on Rev. Harry United Church

to be left down several hottrs like of excited surprise when the Home . - . _ _ t fWhevtlier it will flsn remains to be make n “mg s "enlem on the mu?’

on ordinary wooden-slatted poi. S,.,.,.e,n,.y “Hm” prenumably

' tribute, l think, to the missionary

Ruck-tot. & ..\1. iSt-uke tit nt-ti-oit. ‘in

y (MEATS

been.

“I shall] start. in with ten of ii‘ traps witch l. can get tip from to Q6 apiece. Then ‘l shall take Rsn equal number of ordinatgv l-ob- ster pots and set them and tom- Dsre resu ts. Al. first we will buoy th all separately, but if we succeed and go into the busi-

ness on a _ ge scale, we would undoubtedly‘ set our traps on u. flawl."

' Mr. Sticltney plans io try it's

lobsterirg as far as 80 miles off-

und, if successful, will launch 1M0 business with more than one vessel, duanfties off gear and large numbers of men.

Scotland Yard’s Raid Still A Mystery

- (Crladisn Press) LONDON. May 20. —Tlie my- stery of the (reappearance of a sec- ret. state tiepartment document m the British War Office which to Scotland Yard‘; sensational oslfch 0f Soviet House. became ev- en greater today. it is announc- ed. by the Home Secretary, Sir Wil- lfsm Joynsond-ficks. that he was still unable to make a statement 3.11 i118 H0086 0f Commons regard- ing the raid. The crowded cham- her Wis hushed in an atmosphere

§ ‘Saunders, Newsom & C0.

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the grave consequences of which were admitted in all IIOllllP-il] and

won, the attctioiieer‘s hammer fall-i .ittg at $20,000. g l iblascot was sitipped to Montattau jHe failed. Another trip to Lhe anc- ll0ll5 followed. This time a New ,York breeder purchusd Mascot for ta trifle. A record of 2225*?‘ over tthe mile track at iPottghkecpsle “'11s his limit.

\\‘hile Mascot is entitled lo firs‘. place in the gOIfl brick pile there have been others. n few of which led their folloivers up to the edge of the betting- ring; and dropped theiti in the dus: pile. One of the most sparkling samples in this grottp was a gelding named Silver Star. W. Hrannigatt, who ntatle n stir uthcn he won the oddly tnttrltetl more Leopard Rose, had him in his Hill-ill".

Afinr winning at. fiolitttnbttu and Pittsburgh in straight ltettts Silver Star was picked to win the 90,0100 t te eurly betting it itioked us if it would be u gift for him. When the battle twat; over the gelding bud fallen hy the wayside. .iohn (lold- smith won itt straight ltcuts with Siva.

After an easy trip itt the fiffil heat Braunignn made his bid with Sliver ‘Star in the second. Siva stalled him off in 1:1'3‘%. the fast- est heat in the race. After that he .was done, Msmbretonltru getting the place in the final heat in 2.16%. Brannigan never recovered from the jolt he received that day.

W- B. Fasig always told with glee of the highly polished gold hrlck Sagwa. A smooth individual from Missouri dropped into Cleve-

. l

gler uud Pilot Temple at and ut twelve another $10,000 over iMystic Park Boston. Thomas Jef- lfersott retired "F9 W" 2:23 and defeated horses that trot-

ihe Prim “mi J4 Smith. would 1w‘- shnde it- Frequently ",t}'<‘red \v. Loebcr, st Helena, (xii. ‘-‘<'.l(“1l“li @011 will! B few mm"? ihwPuttte passed by him. illis name V‘ P- ilrlfi lile lliflilifh- ii i5 W9“ "Vwas forgotten until W“! 31ml“ ‘Cm“$‘litt|~y' conic oust with the bluck colt 1111i CYP-“Cfdls WPPB “i U"? lime fii" Directly which ultimately raced to iored killed by their owners. lulu-ya record of 2.03% The dam m- this .ht- Thanksgiving gobbler that Prr-‘wol, was by Nauru,“ “h, Showing Boll-l l0 ifiigiflmlfgave him one. place in the fast. list.

‘give the names oi‘ many l1 ‘blank oniqn November he uvotlQd "acp day. Years a-go when Peter >(‘.i “Mk u, SMCRUHL (my m 2:11pm _ i" nmiThis was seven tutti n i1ttttrlet~ sec- Amerlcan institute Building in Newimlds {us-Ker ma“ ‘he record made

by Sunol and eighteen years elaps-

bell will llm k 1 may)‘ p l C i l v i birds to futter on the truc am Smut, race, m. “n.1,”, “are (lincnveretl iy tic omm as ons _ _ take the word. That is the IBM-l very felw 11101-595 five;- “mu: prosecuting officers. _ “me 99m" 1° “no”? ‘iflegmes Then itigttey is to be won the train ummgh us "nun. campaign,‘ m, Th,“ any Pnply wit) admit. 0t a that special attention will be given “T ""19! have u ltorse or 1W" 11"“ Thomas Jeifersott’. He trotted. his T?‘ "P" i" m“ 5"]? mid “*9 ‘if mi‘ u.) "election famng C“ repreflenm- an‘ sfill) and behave when be isim.“ rap,“ as ,, “n.9,, vem. Opp A; nor n5 in the olden time it; of ‘"19 Yfiliiiil men untl Yiilmi; Wmiieii- doing it or drop into the tiist-nrtl. 9km," he won a $1,,',,0,‘, purse fmm mun-s,“ yirlk-ulutla and prepostcr- will’ a"? membeifi "i the DENY

- ‘my we u" know “m: .1.,.e,,,;e,- noth labor and agriculture should

llu f fal

with a record

ed several $QIJOStlS faster.

Nuubut- was taken from lint‘

ford (‘onn- to Cuiiforni by -Dr. B. l0

in time ht- tiassetl

Monroe Suli

The. rentnrkable colt irotter A

ZUlJli- 511K110 C1311“ Tim"! We" “mi ion lllls been frequently referred to bet-time the grand sirc of the first as a “om brick m, account of [he two minute trotter. As for iCreseusMh-Op m ms value, when J, Malcolm (‘verililforbes sold him. In 1891, the, last held the worldsiecord for trotters- yam. ma, me “my, “mom sun“. was from m‘! fiiiciimi“ in lttse, Ariou WltS n two year old. 1e

the ki

1 owns/hit: o PA NTS 8 VARNI§HE§

t, ltm/t/tu/u/vv/ />//

.3’

Ilrotvtt, Smug-

thave its tleilegnte-s at iWinuipeg. in

of

Stewart and his colleagues are "Bi- ther fools not‘ rascals. '»Wc nil feel sure that they desire the" welfare of the tProvint-e in which they live and tin. ireedoztt and lllTlfilltlfliy of nil its ]}('0])lt3.

()n the other baud, we ttll know flint “tirohibltititW ivas not imp- ported by public opinion and that ifs eniorcctticttt has consequently boon lax and urcontttttllicd by litt- tnoroi cottdltions. This was true wliiit- both tmrlies were itt office and ll()\\'t~l'.

‘But t-tittcernitig tln- rccitrd of the tlovcrntnetit of which lPretnlet' Ste- wart is the lender in respect to the cottdttt-t of public‘ business and of- lztii-s, it has been so good that i‘. tittgltt not to be overlooked or for- gotten by the electors. The financ- t-S of the ‘Province, its roads anti bridges. its public schools,—-every tit-tittrtutetit of ‘the ‘Provincial Gov- t-igtnietit were well tnanageti under the ic-tidcrsltiti of il’t'entiet' Stewart- ‘fiit- obnoxious poll tux was promDi- ly repealed. Thedand tax and oth- cr taxes were subsequently reduc-

O

f.

g.

r-

ltMilton, Mess. dissent. When he ivas led out t-helslflfllfOfd $125,000 for Arion. The bidding soon carried the price upifonowing Yem- ,-_ ,-_ poriws placed

ed. The revenues of the Province have also been considerably in; creased. ilf it should ‘be contended that it was the tFetleral Govern- ment which increased the revenues. it can, with truth, be also contend- ed tbs-t it was ‘Premier SiewarLantli his colleague, who itiitiated and 0t‘- gztulzed the methods by which pres-l s-lre was brought to bear upon the Federal Government and was prac- tically compelled to yield to thei jtts-t claims of the iMari-times-Jn- eluding iPrlnce Edward island.

ed before it \vas beaten to a bike.

J. iMalcoim Forbes decided that he wanted Arlen for his farm at He gave Senator

him in the stud t a fee of $2,500. -A.J, Welch booked three tnztres- From them be got one foal. She passed into turf ltisttiry as Fnnella, the dam of Todd and iiutiie Mac.

Sickne-‘s cast u blight on Arlen"! turf career. His owner. however.

Then there wvas a conference of the iPretttiers of the various ‘Prov- inces at ‘which the just claims of this ‘Province and the other Muri- tlmes were pressed. Then followed the tDtLlllCflll Commission, the report of which the Federal Government had to implement. The financial position of the. iProvittce was ill this way greatly improved. -

iflmicertiing the roads and bridg» es and schools of the. ‘Province llt- tle needs to be said. ‘Everyone knows that. they have been consid- erably improved and that. greater cure has been exercised in respect to them than ever before. The em- ployment of a Trofessoi- in ‘Prince of‘ Wales iCoilege, to teach the stu- dents how to teach, was a practical movement, lbeiteficisl to the youth ,of the Province in the future-

l iBut the Government of whlc

,'Premiei~ Stewart is the Leader pr - ‘mlses not yet to rest, even though iso much has been accompilshed. ‘it Will. according to their iPlatform, ibe their aim and (l-ttty, if reiitirttetl

tnude records. the tuost promising being Nico 2:0S‘¥i whose early death alone Drevctitctl a foster mark. Ariotrs ‘blood is found in the pedigrees of many noted tieriorttt- crs of which idtowtth is the bra-i. llo dlcti without u ripple.

every respect the forthttimitig con- ventlon- should be representative

to. decide on leadersiifp and will also dlscttsrs the policies oi" the par- ty for the future. So far it is not known what British Columbia w'll be entitled to in the way of dcic- gates, but the presumption is that n. certain number will be allocated to each constituency t-hrottghott the Dominion, to be discussed tit. a t-omtnitteo nteeting on June 30th in Ottawa and that meeting tindoubictlly

scope to the choice of delegates. There is a mutter ot‘ particular interest to Victorians nutl till? people of‘ Vancouver in the coming Winnipeg Convention apart from its political» complexion, itiosttittch "as ii. is expected that a large nutn- ber of Eastern delegates will make a. trip to this coast, either before or after attending the convention, This would mean a largo influx of visitors at a time when the ordin- ary tourist travel is over year. That is by the way; chief problem within a short

the time

and responsible inasmuch as it bus '

This is n tuniler "

should give as wide as possible a,

for tihe

111C atnpiycson sJLTti.,/..,..t..-‘

a perfect protection for shinglcd roof

A ciiowtt s. Attctiott

MARINE PA

Evgpy Boat owner and builder will h

stilts in both appearance and dtmablllty by using CROWN

AND ANCHOR Brand Marine Paints,

Get Our New Color

TllE tiotrtis HARDWARE co.

LIMITED.

(‘I-IARLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.

ANlR-UAYMEETINCT. E. 1. . PROTESTANT ORPHANAGE y

The Annual Meeting ofi the Orphanage will be held on Thurulty evening May 26th, 1927, at B o'clock in the School Room of Zion PM byterlan Church Charlottetown. '

At least four Trustees must he elected to the Board. ,

complete Financial Reports will be submitted and the work oi the institution freely discussed.

All contributors present will have a vote and all friends are cor-

wlll bs to choose delegates and in- dially invited to attend.

sure that those who are chosen 2o 15_17_,ts_5i_