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President-w. chasm s. InLnra. Vleo-Prvllflelt-vl- B“ Burnett- Idltar and Manager-J. B. Burnett. Auociilo Editor-D, K. Cnrrla Secretary-mien. Col. D. A. Ilaclllnnon, D. S. 0.

who are guests‘ at W. A. Gram hoof!- Bly View. Mr. Livesayistlie “big man" in Canadian joumaliim. to whose orlanlainl‘ ability and fine journalistic‘ instilctJho success of the Canadian a. news gath- ering and organisation is to a great extent shrew-Ho is a man of vision‘ and resourcefulness in whom‘ the _ newipaper world of? Canada have every Mrs: Livesay has also a more than - adibn ifc-r tatfon as a writer, he

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is a greatnbilthority on the Near East ' of Europe and ls particularly well-

informed on Balkan affairs, “the " , “h! Era‘

storm centre" ofllurope, on which .~. p . .

she has written in leadlnfmagaiiines. In addition, Mrs. Livesay is a novel- ist; whose stories have always more or less of an historical bent. It is , l r , . l h WW8“!!! l0 "w"! m!" 3M1‘- , Brolloheol also atl-Albbrtlin, .. Mrs. Livesayt interest iaihs Mach, .7 .' ' Bummsghfdv

times ls not only as a holiday resort,

SATURDAY, ‘JULY 2s, 1927

nos-awn.» w, nf->r -=~ ws-Mv- ,_

but as a centre of education, for Miss Livesay will enter as a student at Dalhousie University in the com- ing session.

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d i l ‘ig the ex erimenl; trledl . ada this month, in connection with e n my“ » , p led “Se” Iortunqte‘ Now it Wm be the Domlnlon's Diamond Jubilee. |out. By a majority of 86 the French llosslble fol- llosplmls to eqlllp M1 mlChambcr of Deputies has abrogatedltheir rooms, because in cases where The" °mcm m“: is scheduled to the junk man and many articles obit as the Ulster Palllamem “all lllJtlie chances are only fair for recov- b98111 Jilly 29. 011d 611d 511811515 10-

Notes by the Way r*"“-“*- ~ lg," l, - r - *~~ — r lEllat , PP .111118$ ° Lloyd George is known through-l J , - " D . .. . ’ ‘ the out the English-speaking world, but: U P how many Canadians knew that he (It is easy-enough to be jolly [has acquired great wealth? Yet such , When the sun shines brightlnthe [is the fact. Among his manifoldl l _ sky,’ political and other activities he has! To banish dull melancholy __— "' ' proved himself a financial wirzard-l A‘ _ 3 When the tide of your hope runs ' RESTRAINT AND LIBERTY. gle with the aboriginal savages, re- A Brmsh united pros; despawh tells‘ By Jan.” w_ Br-lrlrlrl‘ MD - l. . l, lllxlll. - ~ -_-- lics of the French regime, relics, how he sold ‘the London only , inf NEW G1,“; But a. harocrrltsisir cornea with the ILL DURANT. one of the most sllowlllll me slow advance “on, Chronicle for £3,000,000. of whichlirz. .. c; i _ dawning l - thoughtful of present day writ- prlmlllve w modem and near mark £1,200,000 has already beJn pal: aigdllml otgtlalrllziayltfifllgllflgslnnnmtildlzrzifl Of a day full of gloommar-id .. l 4 . I bound the purchasersw care ea - ' _lWhen the sunon your es 0r 11 ers, the author of The Story o em corlrllllorls ‘re sllll lo be lourld ed by Lord Reading’ roroomlnue thelrtrilon of how quickly evlerntsr are mov I so“ down "ml clouds or palm Philomphlh" 11 19°91“ w°rk which in many parts of the Island; many paper's policy of supporting pro_l l bbme “me as‘; Imam “bout ithel . o c c . r . l h” °v°ked much “wmble mmmem’ are still being unearthed and arcrgressive Liberalism. The trsnsferlnew glassthat was being manufac- The “PP"°“°hi"3 “s” °t The" has an excellent article in Harperkylleld as prlceless we wonder why of the paper really ineans thbtfgleYlllltl-Llalilolileglfllal-S penetration by Royal Highnesses the Prince ‘II: ,, ' - _i v e r s.- . 1141111111111” 1°’ J1me ‘"1 "L“‘°"Y' - 1' l h be t x to ~Ll°yd 0mm“ rem“ it as a mmnh ' As ou know theyordina irioowmals ma Hm“ Geomflndm - 5° me cure as e“ “ en Dre lplece and an unflinching supporter.‘ l y ls m ‘y w Hon. Premier Baldwlnls theinvi- "are 1s an extract which is pecuh- “We me mmgs which distmguishlbesides receiving a fortune from itsfizfflllhpegféllllless ealldelxlxetlfgznlierllgs tatllm 0f the 1307111111011 GOVETBMOHW‘ ‘my “ppumble w prcsenhduy thficd the early from the modern days-lpurchasers. lthat kill of! harmful organisms, but whim 119$ "T311895 the 811"“ D70- orlzing: R l. h " l rl rll , ___ ‘unfortunately the ultra violet rays gram for the tour through Canada .. - f ll 1 m, e 1m owevm are ream" o y’ Proportional representation in cannot Bet throllsh t0 d0 their 611F0- of the Royal visitors and the Prime To rorbld me use ° s m" a 8 when they become relics. In those tlve work, ,1 l lsle and consoling llqllors because some _ , _ various forms has had many advo- Thls clrcular was advemalng the Mn n- old days the finding of Indian arrow cares and has been adopted lll not. a o o l how the ama- . 1 _ . new type of glass and the price ls me" abuse t‘ ‘em’ S s heads. of cast ll'0Il cannon balls, Ofln few countries, but in no case hasmw very fegsonflble, l T719 P 1'1"” °1 W31” wantsmleave teuflsh weakness M a government ancient swords and fire-arms was alizit 8111-1511911 the 110F135 811d EXPQCW" FmqnerlY if a" hwpltal ‘$91114 3e‘ m°st M me speechmmklng w Pm‘ that does not know how to control] almosr everyday occllrrencer Gunsillolls of the reformers who sllcceed_lzriietréibgrghwzltzolgigugiazss 2:58:12: mier Baldwin when they go to Can. the mo“ without making fools oriwhich today would be considered I , all. Civilization without restraint islhlsrorlcally valuable, were sold impossible, and there can be no re-l‘

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straint where there is no liberty."

' l ery, the curative power of the sun The prince does

‘at least sentimental value or of his-

not like public

n our ymmg me" are kem fromitoric information have been resur- me evils °r ("ink by the Slmplelrected from junk shops and placed remedy 0f keepmg me dflnk awflylamong the most prized treasures of

from mam’ they “re but pmriy our homes. Tc have told a grand- equipped for the battle against the,

liquor evil. were eflcctivc iii this province, and

‘her grandchildren a priceless treas-

_ure would have been only to invite

mg w“ becnuse they could m“ gellridlciile. Yet it has come to pass

lt, what might we expect when theyrfllral the splrmlrlg wheel. the brass

our young men refrained from drink-

JHOUIGI‘ of a hundred years ago lllfllil

lrcudy done although it began its ex-lrhrough this glass mlght make llstence under that system and it isrellollgll dlflerellce to brllll about lexpected that in the Free State thelrecovery,

lsame course will be taken. “P. Rf‘; {Howeverhiltt wlll rlikelhy be therhrubit ‘as it is called for the sake of brevity.;° °“1' 111° 11° F‘ 1' e 11°" 11 ‘"8 has failed to do what it was design-Em 5pm” ‘his ‘we °' 51”” m‘ ‘he

isun room of the home, so that in ‘ed 11° 11°. m"! 11111701131 51191115 1° beltlmes of illness lt would be always

Suppose prohibitionlller old Splrmlng wheel would be mlsatlsfled with its working under aiiyravallable, aside from its everyday make the trip a ‘Menuous °"e~

lvalue from the health standpoint. Where there are children the . —' nursery windows should also be of

is» grown on some 250 million tons of Humps with their artificial sunlight.

10f the forms so faij devised.

wfects now obtained by the quartz

speaking, and according to close friends, has indicated that he will do only a small part of the talking. Both the Prince and the Premier realize that the schedule of official engagements awaiting them will

Prince George, who also wlll make the trip. is congratulating‘ himself that his status is merely that of a passenger.

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go where liquor Ls to be had for the

stalks that are almost useless ex-lYou are familiar with the wonderful The Pmmier 11nd Mrs- Swwfi" 1e11-

Mrs. Ewen Macdonald (Miss Lucy Maud Iuuntgome y; the distinguish- ed novellst, who has made the die- trlct famous by her “Green Gable" stories. Mrs. Macdonalcl and Mr. and Mrs. Livesay are intimately ac- quainted. and there have been great "foregatherings" at the shore dur- lng their present visit - nights of story-telling which will long be re- membered by those privileged to be present. 1 -

The lightning season is u”.

hing. Unless your pro- .

perty l: adeqnatol, ted by flre Insurance you run _tbe -

rlskof serious financial ass.

All oar policies cov lightning wlietheiqflre _ r . , ll ,

ensu or not.‘

concerning fire llYllllMlt

Lower Queen Street

Consult our nealioaPQjrent,

he

The Oldest ihsufiqse‘ not, ‘In P. a. i.

s fill fall information

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Charlottetown

The tea hostesses. at the Golf Links this afternoon are Mrs. W. S. Grant, Mrs. J. A. B. Bayer, Mrs. W.

loahdlesllcks, tlic oil lantern of n Gem as raw material’ out or whrchlreslllls oblalned by means or lllese Thursday lllorlllllg on a lerl days. yggrg ago. are now lllllmlg Thelin cases of tuberculosis and “rlck- trip to Ottawa. where the Premier _ e ..

“king? l hundred llle household Bali has been invited to talQ part in the

Total abstinence from alcoholic;

,to make cheap "cob" pipes.

stalks arc almost entirely burned inf échomboards ma} also be wise eii- Weeks V15"- W "118 01W- Whéle “WY

stimulants, because such nbstinencel we or today are domg just what

is healthful w mind “nd body is alour grandparents did; we are throw- virtue. '

Tmal abstinence because ‘ ing into the scrap heap things which there is nothing to drink is neitlierla hundred years hence would be a virtue nor a vibe; it ls simply a,

ltreasured as valuable relics. ‘Our

order to got rid of them. Now it islough to secure this type of window stated that some one in Hungary haslfmlrslhfi 8011001 PODmS- r l . um ~ use in commerca purs

discovered n process by whlch alSllCh as greenhouses “and poultry silky fibre can be extracted fromjlrcuses ls “l once apparent‘

cornstalks in abundence and than! 1 am lust wondering 1f we fully

proceedings in connection with the ,World Poultry Conference.

l I I I Mrs. L. L. Reprechet, of Monclear, N.J.. who is summerlng at Beach Grove Inn. is being most cordially

T. L. Prowse‘, Mrs. W. F. Taylor.

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summeriug at Keppoch._ .0 I I

Congratulations and praise

Mrs. Guy Johnson of Montreal is

BIC

were kindly welcomed by many..al4 .,~. a 2i-

friends. _

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Miss Helen Biden, daughter ‘oi

Mayor H. D. Blden and Mrs. Blden.

Amherst, is v)sitlng her uncle, Mr.

following this discovery factories arclireallze all that this glass is going to werwmed lm be eslllbllsllell lll Nebraska, Iowa; mean to us all. Just think of it, the ' lfull benefits of the sunlight to be iwlthln reacli of everybody -in a sliort time. “

clue the editorial staff and contribut- ors of the “Olla Podrida," the ofll- clal publication of the Halifax La- dies’ College, which has Just been

1‘ '- -l. “en comm lnewspapers, our household and of-

mastery over the appetites and de-lllce ul/enslls‘ commonplace as lheyland Illinois for the purpose of niak-

slres is the only safeguard. Honestylare today would‘ rr kept for future ing artificial silk from which dress is a virtue only when there is aii op-

< materials and hosiery will follow! portunlty to be dishonest. The man

Harry James, of this city. 1 r . a a o ’

Mrs, W. J. _Robertson, of Toronto.

is visiting in ‘the city,-t:he wisest or

negative necessity. . . ‘

Dr. and Mrs. David Mackenzie, of This glass ls being manufactured Montreal, sailed on the S. S. Mont-

ohc enthusiast in Omaha boastslln the United States Ensland (Ifln- rose yesterday m‘ a s“ weeks m“

nnsraovs rains. Mos-i

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__Dai,|y Selections FOR

tirroas M0 s ,use, be as much sought after a cen- Dlibllshed- 6181101118 throush 11-5 Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Pomeroy , ' T" ' mum i to England and the continent g "1"" "9 YEQgANTS 5ND ‘EDBUGE- l h I r f t r b tury hence as are today those ofucen- that “there are enough corn-stalks ma’ “xfluir clfunhks‘ I ' r ‘ ' ‘ D388 Onfldflfllllsélgleroztlnghilrtltgas, M!“ A r Owl t; h h .- _ _ l r w o re ra ns rom scaing ecausc l _ Lt t r r ygolnglo waste in Nebraska every r M _ErH B P091118 1111 D 0 "ID 11- 9 ' line a n all as e1‘ " l re is mm I m round which‘ ury ago e us no oiget that the; s + rs . eer and daughter. Miss o“ are: charlolm rscouler, lslrbell welcomervlrlmr her molhm_uml, , ,.-r guy,‘ 3 the no g y g o present (lay wlll some day be regrmblyear to make silk stockings as cheap DAILY LESSONS t 1395516, have gone m Soul.“ to spend wood mm r M Kg Elmbem m)- w . v he could steal, is not necessarily _ las gunriy sacks and to duplicate all ' zffew weeks at the Cox Hotel. ' ‘o c y‘ Mum’ o‘ Boston,‘ “e191? w c343;- _ l _ 19d =15 =1 Past age. a primitive age in the Slllr dresses lrl the W0 lcl" |N ENQUSH i _ ‘r . wan Legg, Dorothy Gordon, Gwen .ing a week at Gregors Hdtlilpl; \- , '. ' 1' ‘ 50c, honest. If inclined to be dishonestl whlch mm and women Suuggléd m . 7' r ' l _ l Among the lnleresllrlg vlsllorr who CurryyChi-htlne Dawe, Allison Wat- ley Beach. _ - ' ' ll . l he Wm Sm“ °r chem Wmmever thelstrange ways for existence and for 1f» transpires that the Railway By w’ L‘ amid?“ "I are greatly enloylns their holiday w“ 9nd ‘when’ i 4 “"':*1’~7~ 7*‘ ‘9 3"" - - 0' ‘ 1*" “ “ opportunity offers. Similarly thelpleasure‘ Time brrngs its mevrtabre Commisslon has checklllaled file o ,, r ‘V1515 m {he Gordon Province, are " v ' l» o o: _* Professor J. Clarke leaves this 4 ' ' ‘_ mgn who rel-rams frQm drink be-l National Railway Board in its de- ORDS OWEN ‘, MISUSEb; l ' Mr. shows. r‘. w. Charskee, of morning w attend the Poultry Con: . changes but it always looks with a w l -' - “use lllere ls llollllllg wllhlrl reach: ’ ltermlnation to maintain high freight Don't say “the banks of the river: New york, arrived in the city on gress at Ottawa. Mrs. chine one f - 2 M m drink Wm m an robabim h V‘ kindly eye on the past. Let us pre- rams in the Maritime; The Nauonoflhad overflown.“ Say “overflowedf” V“ Thursday in their private car to daughter Elna, who have been vlslt- , . ' p y’ a L serve for future ages the evidences Board by its new tariff sought to OFTEN MlsPRaNQtgNqwiuwilhrj enjoy a hgllflgy here 3nd 1n sour-is, ing the past month ln Otto. arhwlll , l a “mum's drunk Wm“ he 9°95 1° are; the present ‘evade the Act of Parliament passed $133,933,315? m as ‘n ‘ y’ “PW Mrs. Charskee, formerly Miss P, accompanyhlm on his return‘ hdihe. > ' ~--- _ i country where drink is to be had. - ' " " "at the last session. andjhad the new OFq-ENFMISSPELLEDlgklllllllllgllrl Davies. is very pleasantly remember- M Arte ' l; "i l f9 w d "9 3"" G91"!!! 51"" actual, ~'true.‘ ed in musical circles here, and is be- 15- 1118-5 1‘ B "795 1‘ BY ‘

The weakness of prohibition, and the reason it has failed and always shall fail, lies in the fact that itlre-

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lies on the removal of temptation; rather than realizing the danger ofl RITISH COLUMBIA‘ s-ays an ex-

temptatlon and the necessity ofl change‘ has greatxreserves in fllrllllllg ll_ lnatural wealth and has begun t0 The only temperance lrl eallrlg or‘ realize upon some of lt. In the course

drinking, in play or work is to know °f his 1925 budggt speech Dr‘ Mac- tlle evll of excess Lean stated that total production in

llglllllsl ll“ that year amounted to $391,810,000, The qllesllorl cl lemrlerarlce has which was $764 per head of popula-

bem much dlscllllsed lrl llle past lew tlon, as compared with $626 for the weeks lll lllls llrovlrlce‘ and the em_ Province of Ontario. He estimated

and to guard

phasls, we regret to find, has been placed where it ought not to be. We must teach our young men and

the capital‘ invested in productive enterprises at $949,926,000, of which $437,963,000 was industrial plants.

‘tariff gone into effect without a vig- '_

orous protest. Saint John and other Canadian Atlantic ports would have been placed at a great disadvantage. Just why the National Railway man- agement framed its new tariff ‘con- trary to the enactment of Parlia- mentr-"keepirig back part of the price" by law required—is one of the things the ordinary citizen cannot understand and’ an explanation would seem to be lri order. ' W I

The greater use of Canadian At- lantic ports for the shipment oi’ no- minion prodiicts over sea, instead of the diversion of this trade to United States ports, is another of thetrans- portatlon problems on which the Railway Commission is ‘expected to

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synonyms: real ' - roslllvr’ absollmyergrlllllrfl , . , Guardian Readers

worm STUDY: “Use a wordl

three times and it is yours." Iet us J l 3 1927 ' increase our vocabulary by rfiaster- "y 2 '

erous relatives and friends. I I O

lng cordially welcomed by her num-

on her annual holiday trip to yie- torla, where she will be present at

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ing one word each day.‘ 'I‘oday’s_ wordc-SORDID; vile; mean; squalid. "It. was a struggle with hard and sordid‘. circumstances.”

z/rqR THE _ SCRAP BOOK’ »‘ A 8EVIR|ES OF LITERARY

. QUOTATIONS FOR ., ‘BOOK LOVERS

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GOD'S FAVOR'.—TJOI‘I.I, Thou hast been favorable unto Thy land: Thou hast forgiven the iniquity of Thy people; Thou hast covered all their sin. Psalm 85:1, 2. .,

Mrs. Stewart, wife of Judge W. S. Stewart, left yesterday for the Cox Hotel, Sourls.

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Mrs. I-l. T.‘ Prowse is visiting her sister, Mrs. ‘A, G. Campbell in New Glasgowfblfi. -' l I I I

and Mrs. R. J. Campbell are among the visitors summering in

Crapsud this season. ‘ I I I

Mrs. Carol-Livingstone and two

PfltAYERw-Graclous Cod, lielp us to appreciate all of Thy benoflts.

July 2|, 1027

A DYNAMIC. PRAYEm-Shew us Thy mercy, O Lord, and grant us Thy salvation. Psalm 85:7.

Pnavaaz-b Lord Cod. lei my

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the 93rd birthday celebration or Mr Warren Lord, which happy event] takes place at the family residence today.

Captain and Mrs. McNaiightJand two sons, ofrPortland, ‘Oregon, are WI among the sum er visitors lng to Prince

dward Island. At present- the party ls vlsltip[%‘ McNaughVs people in O’Leary.

airw-

land flt guaranteed at. list price. Iors and nit lib

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A BSOL ursii

flu‘ ‘ our: order sent In mini " _ {man for-a salt or lop ,, metmhllnade to your’ harm in any 017D

QragrfQQflety first lightning user free.

' ‘ - prayer come before Thee, incline Saturday, July 28rd. First news- Thine ear unto my cry. paper, English Mercurle, I588. First

"Bloomers" worn at Lowell ball, THE BUSY -MAN

‘on a visit to Mrs. C. Lyons.

children, and Miss Louise ‘Lyons have arrived from Plattsburg, N. Y.,

ested visitor Monday to the big ad- vertising exposition which has just been ‘opened at Olympia, inimndqii} and about the first thing he did was

I . . @- i" 31' .. g ; -‘ The Duke of York was an int.er- s. F.

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give its opinion in the near future, lbut whether a formal judgment will be then deliveredllslnot yet known. What is well known, however, is that this robbery bf Canadian rall- ways and ports has been parcticed for along time ‘with impunity, has grown to vast proportions, is increas- ing and ought to be diminished“

trasting color, and answer chm!‘ lngly the need of a filmy will! V“! the liahter slimmer evening and temoon gowns. Pleated. clilflon I used for some full-lehsl-h " l falling ih straight lines} from to hem, =without other; tuning I .. “wrung. . . .1 or rl r bandszlth ends in lieu ‘of a l il l,

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Blue predominates in the famous gardens of the royal estate at Sand- rlngharrqhlllngland. _'I‘he Queen is particularly fond of that color, and plants with blue blossoms of all

shades’ are blooming there, lrllcllld- xxlfgrfdhetocaztelrgt; attulgrtfayslet: lng immense beds of luplrns. ' lung-r nlade at potwry; woris- ww I Q I I . _ ' - --- ~ -. .1 ldi, . Th“ "-"°““1‘ “W” “°"’"‘“ t" a‘ ifiimfissiirciioheoiwcltlfifi§r -».~-.. ' -. the Tennis Courts this afternoon are George onedlme new” llr must flgmmyl-[ON op 11535555 . Miss JBBn MlllllfiMlss Ethel Messer- ' - ' " PIER!” IS ‘DVOCATQ v Miss Mim Wrl ht Miss M have ‘NW “"1111” °11fi.b1111°"'11111 i- - - __ a“ new“ :1’ r a ‘ M‘ how about Mr. Baldwin?" The royor "Lgrmoy, July ggbmimlnationll ‘ , “ _' _ _ visitor chuckled when the stallkeep-V undesirable peers from the House!‘ er explained that he had rim out