When You N ced COAL COKE Or WOOD

Please remember we can supply m, best at the lowest price.

A. Pickard 8r Co.

Phone 240

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A Well-iced Refrigerator Saves M one

It stops waste of milk, butter and meat. itkecps vegetables crisp and fruit fresh.

Did you try to "save" by not buying a Refrigerator last year?

Remember what you lost and this year profit by your experience. Our Refrigerat- ors soon pay for themselves, and bring the extra comfort, convenience and health.

A Refrigerator saves food. work, trouble, time, energy and conserves health. We have Refrigerators that will sult your house and purse to perfection. 10% off for cash.

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{chants ;<oieiy for; their healthJo import the

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Glloogo lleuroonntatlvr-B, J. Power

TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1925

UNTRUE TO OURSELV ES

atcesssry equipment exception of some

try and “with the

United States. fine reason for this is, as cvcry-

uiiiy or even the main rear-ion. The

to ourselves. For a whim or a pre-

ihu t-nchunttncnt which distance

hut has come the farthest. Can-

yisr ‘“'° imows‘ the 10w customs dub in Canada. there ought to be a sea- l 5 u“ immr“ but ‘his l“ not ‘he sonai tariff for the protection of

In the period 1.0-‘ iuziin reason is that ave are not truomween the cummg on the market 0,1- tioverntneriq may yet do,

our produc-lrs.

new American

aibie several wctks. sum.- of then! several monthsiblors the Canadian

l" (‘imada w‘? pwduce’ or Con“ product and tho low tariff is taken it1'11i11l'°- Practical” everything we advantage of by the Am-‘Jricans to require ‘in fool. clothing. machin- monopome the Canadian market

'i‘hc farmers of Canada says tho

exchange rctcrr d to, are as much tropical fruits. Yet a large propor- on“

ti In ‘protection as are any

“NJ” m" “ML ‘much ‘it m" chmriolhrr class of Canada's producers. llill. maiiy of the utensils and lIl8CII"wh“e a case may befmade out [or in~ry of everyday use conto froin kebpmg [he mt," on Swen vase” mwig“ Cmmzfles’ mahfly mom [he abit-s and fruits down to a fB3IOII"prJ'sr-1cd during the present session, 111g 111053 foods, ab“, rate throughout the 11mg 0t hut rumor is often unrellaible. To

‘when they are not produced

vegetables

or ‘lalnirlo

and

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jNotes By TheWay

There is speculation at Ottawa

lrogued. Tho Toronto Globe's 0b- tawa uutu. “ acss may ho spoedorl up to "finish

pbets are counting on that d-aiie,

measure and Conservative “filibus- vring" against tho alternative vol" bill, which may prolong the session if they materislise.

The adverse‘ report of the com- mittee on ocean freight rates and the sudden and tragic death of Sir |W“il‘a‘m Petersen will probaihly dls~| pose of the Petersen contract which would otherwise have ibeon Rho suibject of a somewhat. prolong-Y ‘~11 donate. An Ottawa despatch re- ports a persistent rumor that the alternative vote ‘bill will not. be

wrbantion the alternative vote along with Senate reform and the Peter-

one can ncv:r tcll what tbs King

The matter of railway freight

“m” 0" lbccaus” the foreign Pr” the will?" 0i the 001M118 011 "wpatee must be settled In some wa .7 iiuc’ trarrit-s with It something of "larket of “kc vwcmmes and (Tum, of Canadian growth, the customs t l m“ w” mm up m" noses 8L ‘he duties oti such articles should be iiiilllll‘ product anti with a arrt of mm“ H" but _prohlbitlve_ our p“?

I-upt-rior air we select 111s product pk,‘ mkmgilrg m.“ mmewhal high "Ime- Now the ‘buck ‘a to be passed

to remedy the present chaotic con- ditions til the rate structure. A short tim-c ago tho

a mutter for Paitlismettt to deter-

ao to when Parliament will so p»? - wit. um bust-i on Saturday. June 20 and that pro-7

‘but muth will depend-op ‘Progrer, sive opposition to the railway rates; B’ I

i it must puzzle readers to under-

quetitly tomatoes, wlIl be the under- lying cause o1 ‘these headaches.

tiuruttis, and the accessory organism do not scent to be able to properly handle titcse _ some individuals, Frequently on iii- ~'\"l| m" “l” vcstigatiuti, it will (NVBTBW-ltlli one ut‘ the 1iarcnts had lltu same gave out a statement that this was lroultlc Willi lhl-‘Be T00118-

iliibat $0M’ ‘at £01??? ' m. w. sci-n. ill-ii

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statid why so much is written about foods in thlse days.

And yti u montcufslt-ltougltt will show us that your bony is exactly what your ‘food makes of ll.

During the war certain peoples tried to live on concentrated Sarina of food. und great weakness, and many deaths followed.

Sonic folks find that tlic eating of certain foods causes pain, un- BUSINESS and often a certain fornt oi iteudaclic. Tlioy can have u reg- ular series of symptoms from eat-b

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|Wvury from his busy day,

Thus ruw fruits, _meats and fre-

Now these foods urc

Simply because the digestive up T particular f-ods in

be found that‘

it is just llkc "the fuel in certain A

. , "m" m‘? growers o‘ in the ‘Board of ‘Railway COW-III!!!‘ will burn tho same fucl only 1iai"tly,"1‘h°"¥i‘ ‘M’ [or Instance l‘! flood“! Wm] those American products, can very simrtrs In order to evade Govern- leuvitii; halt‘ burned coal and chi-i,

‘Mn-mean mngazlnes m Wm“ ‘are wclil wait until their own climate mental irresponsibility’ as far aspos-

dcrs. ‘A

aiclilflwt] and minutely dlscrlbr-tl the h“ "rough, l0 "mmmy Canaan,“ 151,10, but this iinclhod dots not mp- Ur Mmnre a System that lacks we.

zit-st American tfashions. These

.vt- act" pt as the last word In Erase,

articles of um kind.

’I‘hesc

ha v"

,|pz\rcnt1y meet the general approve

of \\"estorti ‘Progressives, who arch; funds, ll a flavor far more agrees-hie to tholdivldu‘ In opinion with ‘regard

n boots and shoes, in machinery, Canmpnn paw“: mun any impongdhhereto

"n furniture and iwe ask our mer- slmrl, we should he panm to m",

for them and our nior-

who are not in business

vhilfll5

hnt-rican article for which there is’

l liv-Illflilfi and so we ‘perpetuavf

~ iht- injustice to our own country.

‘And this is not confined eitclusiw‘ .1y to our trade w-itlt foreign coun- ‘tri s, Prince Edward Island is not (the only province in Canada which

|P<11lID111i11$ flit-he trade dominance o! Notwithstanding some CfimfliiiilltSiygf r0 ‘be voted,

nampin

own fi"ld and garden products and to our own growers thereof.

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EDITORIAL NOTES

Flshin‘, swlmniin’, diggin’ clams,

out! Golly its

int: n11 June.

a greatl

The Liberal members from Nova

ltflillliiy to handle any und alt kinds uwevor it has certain ud- ‘ntniugcs in that you know that ‘certain foods caust- thc trouble and cun avoid thcin, wilt-teas when tiic 'Sylll|ll()lllIi are not tironuunccd, not" so itnincdiute, otteTniglti. go alom;

M\:--—Vllictt u mans ways pit-us the Lord. he mnitcth cvctt his out iuits to be at

rest In Theo, for Thou ltust con. 1iasscd us about with songs of dc Iiverance,

Holding close a broken toy,

Lies the sleepy little boy, Lisping in his childish way. ‘Now l lay nie~—"

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Dali-y Selections ro a

Guardian Itcadcrs z

.o§+-Qvcvvsovvv~~v~vvv~ June 16, i925 IIUIIV tl'() CONQFEIK AN ISNI

pence with him

h-overbs 16:7.

PRAYEIh-Lord, 'I‘Iiou hast rt cult-d 'l'hyacll and taught us t

_THE LITTLE\ PRAYER

"So lie giveth llis lcep."—-l’saiiti cxxvii;2.

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Electric Power Railroads _ Tramways - Telephones Gas

You can safe! vinvest i M d g1 bender-their {value prover? yezrsug successful operation—from our cur-mm; ofierlngs.

Send/or list " U. B."

7 Royal Securigeesd Corporation

my’ ,1 Greet George Street, Charlottetown Montreal Toronto Hsltfu SLJohn Winnipeg Vnoouvq

And he stops, 'l‘liinking of some happy while, .-\nd each heavy eyelid tlr ‘ps, a" good As his lips bond iii a Sllliil‘. ‘on contract would be a most lame mulls, and [he muloriu; U! pwpk, “mi impotent comflusm“ Buwly- but can cut them without any distress IYIIZIIJZVCI‘. Why are they food to on: and 1misutt to another?

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"Now I lay mo,” once again Slowly, slowly lic begins,

1N0, the blessed littl: tiicii, ‘Not-d not tell their talc of sins!

lie forcslirivcn, clean of soul,

Sink into the sou of shop, iWIit-rc tlic suundlcss Iiiilows roll

iit breezes swccp.

“Now I iuy mc—“thut is ab, Fintztrs simply iooso their clitsp

itd the broken toy may fall

luriiaces. Unc furnucc will burn M‘ "Mwuiod "m" his grim!‘- lcverytltitig to ash, whcreus uni-titer Fm" “W PYJY" h" “mum WY‘ uiilitilslttt, has bt» lteard—

ngcls. when it trailed away,

mow it is unfortunate to inlteritlwllmllered 0111111 ullsliilke" Wiml-

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“The Last fitraw”

(Special to the Guardian) WINNIPIIG, Juno l-l ~~ "The "iii-tilts by the North Atlantic Ship- plug (fcnltrcnco of ihc ocean rcigiit rate on cattle from $20 to 25 ptr lit-ail is the lust straw’ iid as fin its I can s10, will entire- y put the wuitern cattle men out I busino-"s us far as the export rude to the old country is cott- t-rntwi," assorted .I. A. Miihzirg, Iioosc Jaw. l"~~4 tit-tit of the Susk. ‘tcittwvuii Lo-apt-rut vs Eluvgtlgr ‘onipuiiy, iuui. night.

YORK SCHOOL

lloiior lloii of Yoi k Srlmol I'm‘ iliiy: (irurip .\'—i, i“lur"ui‘-.» Vvssey and

Isubol Brown; 3, ‘Frances Vesst-y u-aile vll.—1, Wendaii Vcssty (iriulc Vl.—l. ltoy Vgflqey.

Stanley and Verna Vcsscy 111ml.

3, Frank Vosscy. ‘ '

“r349 v-"l. Alctiia MacDonald-

2, lViliio Crock -tt; 3 . (Jrovltctt. L ' u up!‘ G-Jtw lV-—1. Mllfilii new.“ ._,

Naomi lltiilon and Vliilliiiil - ‘; euuiil; 3,, Velma Ellis. wdu“ (lrzidc ll.— Raymond Vositey, (Ifillit: ll.—-l, Roberta Brown, tirade I ifl)~*SlilllIOy (Lrmkm (Fri-tie l (hr-Anet- (froi-kvlt ' ("We I- (11 “I, Qlivcnio iiiiri. ifflli und Dorothy Smith i-rpiiii" 2 Miriam Vessoy; I Lloyd Vvssey ' lk-r-irxrl‘ ultcii-titt icc iit-it-n \ ‘C. nfllliliti, Isabel lirowii iliiiry {fist-y ml)’ vP-“SWIV. Vliriiu Vt-slzt-y. Air-tin Nl.".clJoii-alrl, ‘Naomi Benton. V2ll|l’l'i’l Willis Vcinia ldliis, nlziiituri-i |illli~

And the old man ripe in ycurs ~~ Child itguiti in heart and mind ~ Wlicn the sleepy sung he Ittsars, Gropes for words he cannot llntl. Qiiavering, he whispers low The diin prayers that arise Front the mists o.‘ long ago,

Scotia are eager to get away home mum“; u 11111;; below pair and not A1111 11 S108! 11115! fillrl Ilifl rye.

to the relue of Premier Armstrong

, ltnow that tltd food was causing tltc‘

who i5 on the anxious scat in view lflllllllfl. '

of the provincial election on Thursq tluy the 25th. The GovcrnorGen- “"1 l“ ammmwed m Se‘ m" for flmiStiirt oil with foods that you know

lfrom Ottawa before prorogation iTh we arc millions in tho estimate

Western Provinces on the sari-taxm- mink an, 531m such a5 idily, but how can either Lord Byng vegetables, bread

i-Ime of year. Christmas has noth-Im. n“, Bluenoae members be span,‘ 111110 -_, ’l'licn try

il‘ you suspect certain foods it is not iiurd to just keep a check on ltltcin, und omit them from tiioiilct.

cereal, and plcnty of water. adding other articles gradually, such as poultry, liltll

H-IISII, und finally the different kinds

Expectant new of inc-tits. You'll not have any so

‘the Cvfltllili 91011111005. yet We 811d about spring weather sumnmr hasise-"ilifli"! "PP- 515111010113 1° ‘b9 all‘ backs not" headaches until you

;iiosc oth-irs never think of asking for the products, grown or manu-

factured, in our own "province andi by our own people. Our stores are: stocked with goods, food and wear; ing aipparei, ‘manufactured ‘in the

whose dominance we

1irovinccs coinrpiain of whI-le the same goods

ituttitifacitirod either at home or in our similarly suffering sister pro] viiict-s are passed "by as unworthy of our consideration.

Wi-re wt.‘ to give our preference’ u, those things which are ‘produc-i iii in our own province clr in our ‘sister Msritimes and ‘more frequ- cntly show that we are ready to patronize our own ‘we would have factories and more profitable pro- duction zit home It is very largely because we so rarely show this qnv-fvtcnco that we are importing tons of foodstuffs from Ontario and (gunner the raw material of which

well as they and tnanufacturetl elsewhere. We ti-houild

of our own country. of

can be grown

province and thus show ‘by our ‘pre- ference and oun- loyaity to our own

started hero thorn.

OUR SURPLUS POTATOES

‘Early American potstors are now on sale in Ontario and Quebec clt-‘ ios and any hope of disposing of our sunplus Canadian crop of last‘

ed that the early summer demand

iirriv ' d ‘practically on

G ~nial Mother Nature must have Iictcn inspired by a kindly intent‘

earth as Iwlth a beautiful garment I" m“

and znveated [him with a flragmnca|whiirdnning morr of the principal

schedule, ‘time and about as early as usual.

‘pointed.

takt their seals for one day in ‘tho

become Honorabies and cutne to the foods that your body

doesn't handle well, The idea then is ‘to find out all the things you can

Cllngitig to a Iirokett toy

llo lius cherished nil this timi- —_ Seine utiturnislicd hour of joy Now lie bri-ailit-s the oiili-n rhyme’

"No\v I lay mo»? and he stops gm,‘ Whllc the shadows round ltiu utid butter, u‘ Creel‘

And his voici‘ to silence ilrops» “Luy—itie—titnvn," And he goes to sleep.

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Character Reading

Rut] Chamber. after the usual man-Vent’ Thor“ w,“ be enough of lmmpaaqewaafi...

nor. ‘before returning home.

Surely it will require

ii. looks impossible withon

[government measure which wer

surpassing tho skill of chemist or

scientist.

(lur federal representatives are itinkiiig longingiy towards the open

spaces. Tlicy

f m‘ home.

are beginning prick up their pa-pers in readiness Ottawa is getting too

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warm for the-m, They have done nothing during the session which will he of any service to the coun-

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"ilfllflfi"! if We hear of tproroguilo at any time.

we grow and could manufacture as Who says there is no efficacy in The State of iArknnsris had been suffering from ask for the proriucthiontinuai drought, The Clly Co“. our own cil of Kansas, shrewdly suspecting the catiso, passed a bye-luiw prohib- n-‘Inll [I10 pilbiiC singing, plpylng, that Iaf factories. ‘big or little, am whistling 0r humming of 11m pup. we shall stand by uiiar song. not unknown in‘ 011111-101.

civic regulations?

IBIOWII. "lt ain't gonna

more."

it only can in Arkansas,

iiiously obeyed,

Among the ‘big events,

F"‘° "d AQCPDIJQd Masons

duct becomes marketable. Owing "flit-seeing motor trip, The o", know tho ropes, ossily got tempor- to cfhnetic conditions AmePIcsnIVm M" s kindly welcome for (N!) 341i nibbles sra morlrol-"fllo". .. ,

the

try and they are afraid to try any- tthinit that ‘would. We shall not be

rain no Tho rlay after the passing "i "19 ‘BYE-law the heat wave was tbrniten and the rain came down as ll is pre- sirintcil that the bye-law was scrup-

during Yen!‘ is practically over. A Torrm- this suunm r of exceptionally ilrlg A young man or woman in 01131-101. 111 BXCIIIIIIDB dvbiorcs till! illillflllfle Pvnlls. will ibe tho semi-centennial tewwn or elsewhere passes the to Canadian farmers ‘who had ‘hop-:0f tho Grand Lodse of Ancient, Civil Service examination That is of so far good and the applicant hopes iwould compensate for part st least Prince Edward Island to ‘be held to ‘be soon in the government sm- of the loss sustained‘ in carrying In Charlottetown on Wednesday 91°” 1"“ 7"" m" “hi?!” 59'1"" th-eir stock of rpotatoes through the end Thursday. Jun-e 24th sits ma. winter. For at least s month be- 91°11'- Dfeparstlons are being mgdg-D ‘fore Canadian potatoes como into for this event which, it is expectaddthoroh the rub. There Depimy m“. "he market, the American product Will ho attended not only by thglffltrrs are practically all old resid- iii poured ‘in over our low tariff "HPUINII of this province bu; b, m“ M 0m“"- "m1 mil-i"! It"! vvsli and the demand ‘for the ($11M. many distingul-yhgd brawn“ from dian product is over. The Ciina- our sister provinces, including thtflcumamnces dlan tanner innst feed Ma gurpiuu Grand Master of ti» province of outsider, however clever and cap- stock to ‘his hogs or dump than, Quebec, ltov. Canon Bhstford, whollihio to be favored ‘with that "spo- vvhtle his more fortunate American "i" mach the sermon for the cm mum" “Mm "m" c1111 W911 competitor gobbles up tho market "anion, The programme includes, and lbcuros s rrlsce In it which he M11111’?! the regular bulsnoso of 11m holds even after the Clmullsn pro- ""11"! Lorine. ‘a banquet ‘m; l! The Ottavuysno are“ In the spot,

ipfllfffllil-Wfi in from the Throne over four month

"I30.

on getting into ‘port. and ‘with as little deliberation, bu

this wc ck.

ct-ntliy and

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besides a ‘host of othtlrs employed temporarily.

and fifteen thousand doiiur men before rtfermil to in these notes. They do not come before the Civil Service Contmlsslnn at till and their names and salaries are obn- coailod. Another feature ls nobe- worthy. It is stated In tho report of tho Com-mission “that no ap- Doinimcnts airo ‘tnade to the differ- eni departments, and no person is assigned to any position except up- on the special rcquost of tho De- tpuiy Ministers."

That statement throws light up- on the fact that Ottawa gets practi- cally all the appointments tn the depart/mental offices at the capital.

ifhe appoinment comes.

comes iif ‘it ever The Blkrclml request of s "rlllty ‘Minister is yet needed and

drionde about them, tihe aristocracy .of the cnipitsi. Under these cir- vviiiii chance has any

‘the gate to an appointment in my ‘Government Department? ‘

It‘! employment and then the bat-

the npcning stvcch

It has been ‘mm ‘wimp Wm‘ the “m” speed band, llenry J. Ball, for a separa-

The annual report of the Clvli Service Commission was issued re- il shows how iho ap- prfntnncnt ‘mill at (lttawn ‘is work-years," gum Mr, liig_ The tables show that during though the defendant resides in ih,.‘ lltr- calendar your 1024 tht-rt: were “"1150 Wm! 1115 WW1- ll" 11H DIIYH 1990 pormtincni appointments made‘

"'1 iall right. In the meantime, u little,

outdoor exercise, regulation of iti-

IOIYIW tcstinc ,und proper sleep, will build when she made thc delicately tint- cpeedi-ng up to ‘got through with up the bcst your body can niakc ol’ m] "Qwers whgch now c1011“. 11“, all this during the prrscnt wcok.“-5°“- ‘

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seiiiééa Teeth , I Seeks Divorce

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a ‘NEW YORK, June 11.~- Aiioglng

of cmlrm’ m” mmmns cmilhcr husband ltadtiotgivciilicraitiy i ‘ vo"rl 1's flllfflkiy RB f1 iirllilkgfinow clothing fur [our yours und 5311m- couihl gpend ,1 month's wage! that he will not buy her u set of

false tooth, Mrs. Margaret l, liatil of Yonkers, who is suing Ilifl‘ luis-

Htion, sought uliniony and counsel

we (Io not anticipate prorogation fees pending the trial of the suit

before Supreme Court Justice Sce- ger in White Plains.

Martin .l. Fay, who appeared us counsel for Mrs, Dull said her hus- band has an Inconto of $160 it week, "The couple hnvo bccn murriwl 23 Fay, “iiiitl al-‘