\

The harvest is over,

And Summer sleeps fast. Fair Ceres has smiled. As in years that are pa ; And bounteous was she

‘in swelling the grain,

And ganbing in color Field, garden and plain. Her arms lull were laden With fruit and with corn, All graciously scattered From out her full horn. The storms they may ravage And loudly winds roar,

The ear hath beengarnered, Sufficient our store.

We praise the Creator

With full swelling vvoice, This Thanksxivinx morning ‘Do millions rejoice.

I-Chaldllaloure. aealetv-u-lanafial-D. Illegal-militant

floa-Proallant-d. l. IarldL A. Iaellnaol, D, I. 0. IIIOCIIIO

"u; nouns-amour»

‘SATURDAY, NOVEMBER s, 192s

H: ote-FAsi-noivsn Home. VANBAI-IBM-

fit cannot be denied that we are 011 Monday 1115M- 0! "Ill! W991i, ‘ Ring awgy from the old-fashion-n few toughs from Charlottetown, on home, as we are ‘getting away amused themselves and each otheri » ,1»... many of the conditions known by removing and carrying away’ ‘to our forefathers. Their hworld‘ the direction-boards set up by the; was, in ‘many respects, differenflPubllclty Association togulde trar-i ‘from ours. Theirs was ‘the WOPILIJBHBPS onthelr way and. to welcome? of the carriage and the sailiugwisitors to our province.‘ The peoplel aliip: ours the world oi the exqziwho did this will probably not read

Pr“! "M"- 1h° "W"! "l"! Phlfllhllhouropiuionofthein,anoplnlonshar- steamer, the automobile and the airship. Yes, we have got away from their world and we cannot 3o back even if we would. Thcy

v n . » éuiujd’ 2e run and y d m] a strong suspicion, it’ not a certain-‘Prlv? Cmllli-‘ll 1'0‘? flllllmvfll. qu c ene our pace an are s

ed by everydecent man and woman 135°"-

in the provi-nce; men who take Ms pleasure in that Vkind of thing do Federal pa

qulckeniug it. Our milc-a-nilnute l f i’ , d " .

"an" are mo s o_w o us an ‘W dealt with as they deserve, in the

have taken. to flying; we have ab-

courYs, and

but adding: should be made to A.‘ G.” The Col- _ _ afterwards lll luilcnial Office. slightly puzzled, sent tnmrérgfe tzlekellllote tdlfzwattglrggilie, where they ought to spend part o: the draft to the Attorney-General, _ the winter wlicu their automobiles wh° replied that ‘he did “Ol- RIIOW

and are looking for something fasi- are put away. Iiqune why he had obwn consulted, _ _ but that he thought it an admir-

The placing of these direction-able speech‘ when this was 0mm boards cost considerable money, nmmcaled w {he Privy Comm and it wits cheerfully paid by men Office, it was oxplefincd that what and women who respect and love had bee" intended W119 £0 811E868?- their lsinnd home. Tiie replacing that the blesyngs or Almighw God‘

' should be invoked upon the new of them will add to the cost and Parliament.

er. The pathetic thing is that ivc cannot help it; we must go on and on, over speeding up and crying out for still greater speed.

This change taken piacc within the life-time of many still living. of maiv who have seen tiie

this. too, will be cheerfully paid. old world transformed into the ,But wliat of the miscreants? new. who have seen the old-lash, ’ r 1 b _d Thanksgiving dinners are noth- ioiiou home, with its old-fashioned‘ h“ ‘°'yf':]q“°“' y _ ems?‘ ho new to what they were in days I . )' SS l0 WOVIIICC, 0O ' f - ways transformed into the modern, l e no O I gofm m" and “"9 m mama‘! t” many vandals and law-breakers tliink tiie race is degenerating so home with its modern ways. Are’ _ 4 t, _ h _ ‘ _ ‘get oil? with their misdeeds. 0i-, a1 as l e i"! 01 tucking lh l>l= we happier or better or oi more use 4

has

concerned.

momentum

It la not always that we remem. ber to give than)“ for bounties re-ii lceived and to ask blessings onour

w. as m who they were. and it mPrivy Council Oillce returned it, sincerely hoped that they shall be expressing general concurrence’

brought a s that of the Ollfllllug a vein, varloiu ailments This method of treatment discardetcl almost

mile to your face

blood letting,

getting "illness" out of iHowever p slcians ed in using t

. on as it is iiow called. shed ii-Self s3 n, com

Pfivlally useful ls where the he uscle seems to have so much

Therefore if it has less blood

‘BBBDDUIQ work altogether- Dump, it willnog exhauigi; 1i; --

“We think referenceimhve" “trwglh 6° §°-°h- Blld "16

the crisis or extreme point of danger

ilatlent is enabled to pass

‘in the illness.

‘The trouble ivliii an insufficient helm h‘ lhllt it reacts upon other DB-fls of the body, the fluid pan of‘ the blood causing congestion in the

legs and

""185. kidneys. abdomen, other parts.

ii "Illllnf-“ill-“l-tuly a pint or more of wn from tho sys- llem. all [H858 congested part5 b9-

kidneys getting

blood is with d ra

‘Eln t0 revive, the l "f a tremendous amount oi’ uri wit in the next two or oine of these cases

plate collapse, bliniln mental conditions. ‘However ‘blood letting is not iiietliod of used day a of heart disease or high pressure.

A NEW OLD TREATMENT One of the old pictures which physician of olden days» c

entirely as it‘ "Billed lo be a crude method of the body.

s form of treatment were able to show some startling results. and blood letting. veitesec- hes estab- mon sense method of controlling certain ab- 'We recall when the Kingfmrmal condm°ns~

as Duke of York, went to Australlaosrrhe Londmons In ‘which it

speecii for the opening of the in rliament was drnftsdinld we have not read the newspapers. Tlierc istho Colonial Officc and sent to the}; ‘he

The‘

0. ouch a hard task to pump blood jllllsu. and to all parts of the y. that there is danger of it

hthree days. w l

m, the lugging? 53:: than in any other PrgViDCB of Can. "We by the blood. result is com- “da-

ess. oi- actual l’;

‘it is particularly usefulithat the

to the world than they of the oldimdeilst tar?‘ lfreqretjtly fliiyliiht" , - O world which we have only just mug o ra am g a

1e“? Many Wm doubt that ‘veiléClllfe only to repeat tiie offence.

are, many emphatically declare that‘ we are not.

‘others at his annual feast. There arc a few jail-birds ubi-oadfhei-e 1g one

in the land; sonic of them owiilgoug are odm-Qug rather autos which they use for otlierifillfi- purposes than legitimate businessjdeucacie” or legitimate pleasure. There are,

Yet, we venture to say: that every generation in the past .‘ has had similar doubts. To every

generation there was the old-fash-

which

autolsts and auto-owners to whom.

On Monday the Lord Mayor oi‘ London dines andwinesniethcds ‘tiie Premiers of tiie Empire nud ma" Wm and case where conipari than odi-,lt ‘was not Oue menu lists the cliosemwhlshe?’ dlghlllis. flllll B0 delighted tiie hearts nud stomachs of a number ‘of famous Englishmen at the 1924

in these a

cause the work is lAjfe\\' years nmethod was

too heavy. ago when

done until ybeen tried in vain.

Sllilwlllg any embarrassment.

dinner, only a few years ago. T-he " ' - ' i d h d tli d h . '

0:1 Zfitnnfin Zsnzzuleifs sxleesstrong suspicion attaches and theytother shows what their ancestors ”‘¢*= ‘ “v‘ “ ea w s ' u

as compared Wm‘ the other and the-arc known or ought to be known tofile ill lilo you 1761, when King Daily SGIOOCIOIII

the police. old was glorified in memory just

Indeem the time hasfleorge and Queen Charlotte. after

is used early where the heart ls

'°“ itlicir

s» ,.'._.

,.‘ among ‘h I Si t H Everyone who has the intercstts A‘ b0 11 f d 1 1, bi. . , . e 99°? 9- ‘ n8 ll" 0 llmof tiie country at heart must grea - ii cn- together by its traditions and m s m ene o. W, “u ca, “Fm” mum m‘ "h" “m” mm’ "hi Ye °f =1" 1y resret that the sale of liquor r i 1 x 1 ‘S its Tll-‘d h" 17ml" the" °FlE1llfl1 10%" Lamb C0081! Rvyalc. his ondrous works. 1 C-hron is not merely to the “old soakers" ‘ memories of ts m y p mo ' tions and, unless they are gathered Roast Pheasants. 16'“)- —thn.t'young men and boys, and glorious deeds oi heroism _ and up and replaced w", be a ma] Roast Pnrtridges. ofgghfigl-Jfllgglgvgzlilewglllulggge {Olllllidwggfleplztélalllgo gglflihtlxitllifléhillgg _ . ' - - ll( uc - ( sacrifice. lit 18 u V8811? lllflelenlloss ‘Bflrull 0f Beef- if)’ Him with thanksgiving. ‘harmless at first. at the last ’ Empire from that of even one hun- _ ‘Sulfld- -——— “liiteth like a serpent and stlngeth dred years ago. but its mighty ar-_ EDITORIAL NOTES. Ym‘ H“"‘“' o‘ T°‘“°“' ‘November 7' "m {like n adder", ‘B , Those who are older know that ,» mored battleship is but a develop- ._._ Orianfie J23,“ avalaolsl o‘ Fruit‘ IIIEJOIIOE IN SEEKING- "Let byone glass the desire for another ' 41 . 1 -- n Temperance in the province of m an cams’ er ngues‘ the heart "h the!" P910169 meiit oi its wooden vial s. 8

Maids of Honor. the Lord.” 1 Ohron 16:10. n g in this world and the next i Commonwealth of Nations. but aomflrlu has lake" u distinctively .F,,,,,.1c,,,,_ 'PR1AYiER——-iMay the children oi’ .512. early lndulaenues in the i‘ union of its scattered colonies. The Pohlical lllm- Dcsscrt. Coffee. gl$eg'tfi$v?$y KWQI a‘ the!’ Jllllllley stimulating llqllor- What a Prlfifl i

qqo; it is true today as it was in h ‘the lay-gone centuries, those who

" because the fathers and mothers u “tuna,” h"

‘lay, the difference bhlng because

la and this ignorance la trans- Qgtad to their homeless children.

arrived when there should be ajwhom our city is named’ were

present. All things change, includ- legitimatc reason for owning alums eating arrangements_ automobile and. ii’ such reason is‘ He“, are the “Hts; not evident, a license nud oven the The Lord Mayor's Banque‘, ‘ ownership of a. car should bc rc- N°v°mh°r 10' 1924' fused them.

Menu. We understand

as it is today.

The old-fashioned homo, thank God, bad its lioly places und ivc. the creatures of tradition, still shape our lives by lllOSl‘. Tin.- Iirii- ‘ldh Empire oi’ today. the greatest

Turtle Soup.

"m ‘m°°‘“’"' iFrlod riuots of Turbot

n the world has cvcr known. is wov-

. dl i _'__' __'—' h'°°;1°“d H“ mm“ m “ma. Tho Caledoniau ‘Club lecture The Lord Mayor's Banquet, 1101. are e same. i M course sot away to a good start "l"- WG oftoday 8P8 Still U18 children last night and ":0 Series promises First senviae_ootto Tunic lp°ttag_ of the old-fashioned home from

cs. John Dorles, néa Mullet, etc. which we have carried much. True, ltoast Venison. Westphalia llama. _ ' _ Pulets a la IRoyals. Tongues Espag- 1' . . we have Wlllldflred l" "he We iProhibltion and potatoes are tiiemole. Chickens a la Reine. To” IIEVB 19"- behlllli "5 much that we chief topics of conversation these

dron Devaux u la Danzle. llarriso. should have bfilubhl Whh "5' h“ days- There have bcuu soud ururslropiois of V081 Glisse. Fillets of we could not; we are compelled to o; be"

,_ Lamb a is Condo. Coinports of keep up the pace Se; fm- us, no; by Squabs. -Fillcts of iBeef Marinate. u, The homes o; our making are iCiiarles Lamb's pun may yeipMutton a la Alemorance. Fine Veg-

' t bles. diluent from those made for us but so In hat’; nftiqhbejzntrliii! ohilttilvfiie gecond Service-Orlolous. Quails. in the old days, but only different. Dreflelll 111°" v ° 1

" "Wheat Ears. Goodevan Patto. Per- not of a lower flwnflflfll b1"- a “'5' Nwvember" rigos Pye. Pea Chicks. ‘Woodcocks. higher and better one.

i I Pheasants. ‘Teal. Snipe. Partridg- many homes today that hive up we a" hhve good mam“ as cries. Pattys Royal/ to the highest traditions of-theolil- ‘he ‘my ‘M's’ 8° good m“ one uri Th“ 5°'"°°"'m3°“‘ “my”

' b u r two rainy days leave the impres- Green Morclla. Green Peas. Fine ‘anfloned home’ m" with a e SIOlI tlist the whole month was Fat Llver- Flue ‘Combs. Green opportunities» more sud bell" “my Let m remember the fine Truffles. Artichokes a la. Provin- books, more facilities for acquiring '

d ha“ find ciale. Mushrooms au Blank. Gar- iuiowiedse and wisdom. True, there ““‘“h'“y ‘my’ a“ :2 a u m“ rluus u la BeuJsmel. Knots u! H .. enousll 0f them W m“ 9 h ' h“ y Eggs. ‘Ducks’ Tongues. Paths. Truf- are homes that are no homes, as h b Th w rm month, lies in Oil. iPallets. Ragout Mills. “l?” “I'm” ‘we em‘ e o illburth Service.-—Curlous Orna- il 8mm“! hem"? m 99°?“ and The Present year Drflllllflefl l" mental Cakes. Blomanges. repre- ita, homes are growing better for the breed and the blood are the

to bc vcry popular.

in

There are

‘it

.end up with a_ bigger favorable seating different Figures. (Hear 5r

buance than any that preceded 1L Marbrays. Out Pastry. .Mille Fuel-

tatlvea: fin s those oi the old-fashioned h, g d h”- "n being.‘ There is not more but o. Th" provlnci is weallthfih ho xiii Cent" 0! Tlble-"Grhnd Pym“ 1' Adam 38mg‘ “cm science- lll" 9"" “m” h 5 of Demies of Various Shell Fish. 3- 399111650111» music. dlflerent form of entertainment to-

PM!!!’ Yell‘! l! l!" b9§fl "l9 Wuuhhlfvarious Cold Viands are: Temples. est province per capita in Canada-Bhapes, Landscapes in Jellies. 8a- The exception“, “m, ‘WQQQQHMVOPY Cakes. Almond Gothes. Grand when m" o! the M“ few yens-Epergnes filled Jvith Fine Pickles, liaveglven anlmpetus to ‘Canadian Lumen’ M!" " am ‘

I Everyone will admit that our "uh “d ‘hamm- "h “l9 8911"‘ ancestors put it all over us in the encouraged the matter of rastrgnoiny. some of anon- Who are the men vvbo have given can capital. the manufadturers of“. Inn“ muw" o! 18-min‘ the United States finding it more

t pnd culfiire in the world? You can hm” M “f,” “tnffmhllhlfi l0 We our wafer llovfifprobably name two or three oi!- and improved Ill t on o e

‘and our raw material in m; w”. hand. fist could you select eighteen

of different environment. There

6

we in ‘homes that are not homes"

9 ‘dill not and d0_ not 311°" 7h" investment of huge

.1

thanks unto the Lord, call upo

Out of the night that covers ll)‘

e. l thank whatever god For my unconquerable soul.

Beyond this place of wrdth

iLooi-ns but the =Horror

And yet lFinds,

How charged

i am master of my fate,- ‘

I am the captain of my SOUL __i__ ly 0i the State of Washington, A

maxnificent new library wag have the lflgufeg

faculty chose the following reprg.

3. Dante, poetry. 4. lDarvrln, biological science.

6. Benjamin Franklin, public aer.

7. Galileo, physical science. 8.

. 10. Gutenberg. printing. 11. 1d. 13.

14. MOIOI, religion.

FOR Guardian Readers

November 6, 1926 ‘HONOR ‘THE DORD —

time. make known His

INVICTUB i By ‘William Henley )

Black ‘as "the pit from p010 to pol

s may be

tiie fell clutch of circumstances

l" have not winced nor cried aloud Under the bludgeonings of chance

MY hi"!!! l8 MOOdY, but unbowed.

and ‘tears f

IShadc, o the who menace of the yeam and shall find me unafraid

‘matters not how-

t i ht sate. a m g the

with . lb the sewn‘ pun s nieuts

to of the world’s eatest men on its facade. The

. Leonardo d: Vincl, art. vice.

Goethe, poetry. . Grotius, international law.

Herodotus, history.

Homer. poetry.

kllllllllflu. law and administra- tion. .

"(live majority of n ‘ills good of the public at large.

that seek glass is created and that drunken-

suv 4r no‘ h . ME

QlIH-f-Y-We can't sell

countries except we pa tectlve duties and at time a majority of the

WEB

n by means of the tariff. ls

for not therefore the more incumbent upon all Canadians to defend their

was,country against the invasion

retailers and wholesalers

tomere that home-made goo Canadian-made goods.

ready to import and sell goods foreign production,‘

is l am, Sir, etc, art A PATRIOT. to Nov. 5th, 192G.

OUR FROHIBIT-ION LAW

Sir,-—Premier Fergusoi tario and the R.ev. Mr. the Central Baptist Charlottetown have caused

to 0f O

1'6-

to be done about the liquor tra

al evils resulting from it. talk about this house l enter.

is again growing.

n8

years In -Prlnce

rove it. it is also pointed ou

El

cute Cases where masucilncidcnt with the law aboishing mu“- be adopte¢ 0,. the the ltavcriis simply cease to beat be-

and

‘sale or iutoxicauts. a

there

wards brcuchcrs of the law. and “Tllllell ut‘ a,

nziiiics are not

ent in marry persons they can. lnrMr- Wad“ hqme’ Ottawa‘ Tmwnw’ ‘defiance oi the law, make money.

So, without regard to results, they retail their hidden stotres of liquor to all who are foolish and thought- lcss and ready to become access- ‘bric-s to the offenccwf breaking a ‘law enacted fit the request of a the people. for the

many thousands of young men have paid for the few hours of gai- cty which succeeded

draught f strong drink!

It is u ed by some persons that the Quebec law ‘of Government control of the liquor traffic is bet- ter than that of prohibition. A larger sum proportionatelyto popu- lation goes into the Dllbllc l-Yehslll‘? whore the sale oi liquor is under government control than where prohibition is the law. Better g0 legally into the public treasury "thinn illegally into ltlio pockdts of the boot-loggers say those who fie/vol‘ the change from prohibition to government control. This seems to be the sole argument that is worth considering as helwflell these two methods of dealing with the liquor traffic. It yet remains to/ be demonstrated that govern- ment control -ls more effective than the prohibition in leasenln! the great public evil resulting from the toofree use of alcohol. That is the main point to be kept in view.

The effects of government cou- h-ol in Quebec, and the facts and opinions concerning them that will be, adduced in the comins 011N212

(continued on page 5) DAILY LESSONS

IN ENGLISH a; w. Lidonfen

u-nsuesin: mo‘

wonins om “dosen" wlienpre dad lby a num-

era]; ‘otherwise "dozens." "Si: dose oranges ere zivun tu tlw ‘do of children."

. OFTEN IMISHRONOITNCIID: udnp. Mocent last syllable. not the

find. \ OMEN MISSPEULDD? _pluiu (fruit): plumb (perpendicular-o SYNONYMB: suspense, suspen- sion, intermission, interruption. g .-adjournment( dhcontiu- uance, dormancy, inaction EIlUIDY: -. "Use a word

pad home and ts lo they, Th, “my m,‘ mo," ‘u m“ Inch geniuses adorning as many If. ‘Newton. mathematics and pp". tlmeeal ‘tacl-sbéogi,

L l" u‘ m, chnqm, m, “mo”, w“ u“ “an”. m" o” fields of lmnaa endeavor? 1a.. ’ ‘curing- rd _ Today's

of earth's that!!! onnnent takes credit to itself for ‘rm. y,“ u” h". "g" “n” u’ Pumh awn“! “mom a peiioll‘; I _ . tliebettoraigt. , __ ppm-g tn ‘i ~ 174110,!

in foreign y their pro- the, same represent- atives of Canada in the House of

mmons are opposed to protgc.

foreign-made goods by buying the

practically informed by their cus-iln use

were prefer-i red. they would not. l think be so!

0221135: for agreed with the Duke of York,f peopleuind in the last couple of years ev-i to think. over again "Whats best eryone has noticed how he -h

fic" and the individual and nation-

It is admitted on tiie one hand :12? ngiobglfhgvzjltllog; ggggggclgghivy’ in their dress. Their latest innova- ‘enforced, and that the liquor evil 3°" h! 3 Phil" 3"!’- "hlmnad- high On the otherlcollared raincoat. Snappy dressers hand it is pointed out that proper“ ‘tionately to population there has

that whole districts in this prov- itfeafnlent ma, can belince which were‘ formerly ploor, ble-

. . cause io pcopc were gven o “er daylin chronic giigggjdrink". arc now prosperous, and Bil f0!‘ U19 h"! “The this 5 ir prosperity has b en co-

prohibiting tiie

This, also is fact known to every observer; tmsfllld it is argued that the improve- 1 1 t ‘merit. about which is no com Hg u o ‘_§,’Ify§§§‘,',§';aoiiiii is due, in large part, to thei fomphail’ enactment of the law prohibiting N . tiic sulo of iiitoxicants.