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°' 'M' °°°”|“*° "°’° '° I" 5"* "’° W* 1° "'l sl-lush realms comment in

, M be u _ ~ 1. l migration will one of the

W- CNN* 5- ."*‘"| “°°""“°°‘ I' .' I 'in the effort to educate other Pro-

Sees-etaryl'.ie\t.C¢l-D.

ggi.; gg lug". .|.'l. lu-nee. Aueeieie Mlm, lr. l. Uerrle- vinces in Maritime problems and

A. llelleneqll. L0.

i 13’ _ itended and spoke at the meetingsi

’ _'"7 Y" Q Y lot the Maritime Board of Trade ini

1 ntwowlsh £01255?

"THIS -NEGLECTED SPOT' added. Thi! DUI _ ‘this city, is a well known daily_ ill,

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"um _uglug me hiswrlmlly att.rac~'5ail1'- J0l1ll. under the headline As A Brooklyn physician has been men; _hepcruseg vyieth will 0l1J0Yl

How oftc-n in driving throiltll

this province the words of the

immortal “Elegy in =\ 0°\1=\“’Y "

Cburchyard” are recalled as a bitof

wilderness, roughly fenced in and

ml ld cemetery is for

xpreselng the reverence and the

tt-ve spot -it ought to tw- N' fmmi

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pect we owe to the men and wo- n to whom we are largely lndebt~

dotted he-ne and there with tumble ed iior much of what we have and down monuments and marble slabs. U9- '

reveals the fact that it is a ceme-

rws new-. so scum that consider

Notes By The Way

Mr. A. M. Beldlnp, of St. John, who I

recently twice crossed the continent

difficulties, and more recently at

contributor to the Times Star of

Hiram -Sees it." Mr. Hiram Horn- beam is presumed to be a farmer located in the rural regions of his -Province, and speaks in the langu-

lage of “the Settlement." And this is how -Hiram talks to a convenient _reporter about his visit to'Char- Ilottctowu:

"I near," said The Times report-

¢ry_ IDE 7-T16 l1i5l0l'iC Value 0( Uluiill lb” or to .\ir. liiram Hornbeam, “that

..Pul,llapu ln mls neglected apo; Ugg in this .almost neglected spot. you were in Charlottetown last

is laid ` t'

A heart once pregnant with celes- "1

any local efforts that might be put

forth t/J make this Old C@m@i9VY,nigbt to git there. ’l‘hem folks on he place of civic attractivien-ess'the island hes more patience than

ti-al tire.

lisnus that the md or Empire

might have swayvd "

Ur waited to ecstacy the living 3'

iyre." 8

Grows once lovingly kept greenI

and strewn with flowers. marble

tomb.~rton“s once erecte-l to mark

the last nstlng place of a loved*

ont- - now unit-1-mpt, neglected,

issiion would gladly supplement

nd historic vulue_it ought to be

nd we-(trust that a move will be

,made to restore it t/J the h0l10l'9~1

iplaue it has it right to occupy ll1‘an' the winter comin' on-au' they I .

ou -' . . ' s ' ' s

he I-1-deral 'Historic Sites Com- Weelkn

"les, sir, l was," said Hiram. “it-

took me from seven o'clock

liu the mornin' till seven

Job had, They got-as fer as I kin see-the wust railroad service in Cunudy. Here they are with their pertnters au' other produce to ship

l. ully uud pmlluce ` c.tn't it cars-an' they tant it a

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good service on their own railroad

guy A1- HOME ,-to say nothin' 0' the kind o’ ser-

vice they git to the mainland. When

we uomuleud lu me Careful mn. l_ seen that ‘island-the hull of it a

garden~l couldn't help thinkin' lf-

lt had a fair show it ud be one o'

-around it und the large intestine

8l‘

-Ufiat into

ot , Soul-#I

-investigating the bile, and finds that if a certain substance is nb- sent frofh the bile, that the bile _thickens. and stones are found in- the gall bladder. This substance ap- lparently has the power of keeping 'thc bile at its proper fluid condi- ,tion. _

llowever he tells us something

else about this substance that is uf

-interest to everybody. You will rc-

member thut the intestinal tract has circular muscles running

in addition bas long muscle fibres on its outer sides which look like thc braid or stripe down the trous- er legs of some of our uniformed officials.

Now the idea here is that these

long fibres ou the outside will cou- tract. and draw up a portion of the intestine behind some waste mater ial ln the intestine, and then the circular fibres will contract upon this mass of material and push it further along down the intestine. I-Ie tells us that this secretion in the gall bladder has n "regulating" effect upon these long and circular

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The Public Forum

‘lhla dellml is epel for eg.

dloenlnlol by rorreepgmdeggg .f questions et Intense. The Charlottetown Guarding gk” let necessarily endorse the og-

iliels of eerrospollenh,

””

--stnmnc 'rns FARM-sn."

P900 t l-ters of » l\ir.l

101111 D- Mwlmyre. .-mm I no not agree with many or ins statement-_I I have always noticed a spirit of: good fellowshlp and ggod ,pm-l5_! milllillill. Dcrvading al-l his epistlmf and have felt that his rebukes wlere' dealt in a most chiznitable menner.§ To "Crit-ic." "Amicus," and “0ptim-l ist" I wish to gay that although: their criticisms were just, they* were not deliwred in the same jov- ial, hum-an manner, thc-y were in the letters which called forth t-heiri criticisms. But the champion whof has come forth on ln'-half of Mr. .\iaclntyre, signing himself M. A. F., Rhode Island is the fell »w who has got my “giner up.” M-. A. F- F0811-rding your reference to theI

men allowing -Bridget no chop woodl etc., while they sat around spltt/ing- on 'the floor and swve-l have’ me-ntnlly counted twenty of my, friends and one hundred acquain- tenauot-s and neighbors -in this and adjoining neighbourhoods. and can not find in that one hundred and twenty, one man, who allows -his wife to split wood. pitchhay and mend the battered barn door, while he sits about the house spitting on` the clean floor and stove. dn the

muscle libres, so that they work l-ll-sl l,laue_ Prluce Ellwzurll lslaml__ nicely together, first the long fibres Cr., are not loaf,-,l-S_ lu the uecolll _drawing back the intestinal wall. place, if Bridget had to do so muchl

i1l1fi1id0“¢'d 10 me D"°fan€' fI’@'~ of “Aeration of ‘mr rwders the ad' ~ - 'and the circular fibres contracting outside work, she would nc-ver have

. f 1 1 ~ ti t, ie -new an this is- _ . upon the contents, - time to keep the floor and stove

human -,H4315 and even 0_ carte \er semen le s is _ _the richest places in North Amen- lt however _here ls an absence or ul,_ull Our n-;-glee! of these sacred spots sue, of the Economic Comm tte-_ lly_l.es_ slu Bul ll-ulllle 0ul.Sel,.uu___ma__L___ __mO_____ _han usual or mls you usk_ --“_ A_ l;-_-» “.llel.e we are

secretion in the bile, these muscles “mi “here We Wm be 3 few Years do not “_0__k together and they ln” be-uc_e. \\'-9 are on an Island, the

_ l.m.l.:- st -province of our glorious.

have like any unregulated piece li_f C__n__d____ whlch God has boumlfulw

is prow-rl.i/sl and is-only relieved

ht-re and the-rc by an occasional A

sacrwliy guarded mspectablc ii

'few moments' carvful considera- on will solve the question for all

of the Associated Boards of 'Ihade ~away down here with a small pop-

ilation-an' no infiooence up to

;Ottaway-an' it lies to live on the

husks o' politics. lt does so-an'

uuulcuyuru uesueaulug love of reasonable men and women. Our-lt alnu rlglll__by lleul.. and reverence for the dead ‘mme merchants are paying LM” l*

This Island was one bi the first S

places in Canada to be settled. In

our ce-nlclcries l> the men and W0-I msn who laid th- foundations of P

tht- province of today. The names I

t-I many of thtm live only in mem- ory or on moss g-:own tombstones

bidrif-n in_ neglectpd cemetries.

Some are rct~or<lc<l,in the history' of (‘ana<la and of the British Em-

pire. _ I

lit-re in Churlott. town. by the

s`<lo nf one of our principal stiseets, lies what is still knows as ‘The old

Protestant Cemetery," closed some

f'fxy years ago to burial because

tht-re was no further room. After

in-ing mglccted for yt-mrs some re-

novation was carried out by priv-

' over with the local merchant, andi

ate contribution hut, in vi-t-w of

what it contains of the early his-

tnry of (`harlottet'own -and of the

province it is sadly lacking in the dignity, the reverence and the ob-

li;{:|t.ifin we owe to those who Dow sl»-cp beneath its tangled weeds

und grasses, ' ,

In the inscriptions on the monu-

ments and tombstones one reads

the n-amos of men and women

who were lrztdere lu governmcntdn

statesmunshlp, in the church, -in

citizenship, in commerce; me-n who

lain the foundation of Charlotte-

town, who served untber the lm-

perlnl government and under the

then Colonial government; men

scnt 'by this-ir Sovereign to assist

in the -govt:-mment of the young British Colony. one of the then

few British Colonies in North Am-

erica. Oasually int-ading the flu-

scriptions as one threads 'his way over the rough ground and -

through the unkempt grass, one

reads many names once household words in the ‘province and sun

fondly remernfbefred as leaders in

which haveicompletely gone out of

our citizenship, `

Here are a few taken at random:

T. Heath Haviland. Lieutenant KU

Governor of -Prince Edward flsland.

. and business men whom he met

competition with our merchants. _

charities. Foreign concerns which

ay no taxes hcre and which sr_e

n get out of us have entered in-

They get our money and

the money goes out of

our province ue-,-9, L0 l-erm-n, \Vep9_icanipaign, -be managed to avoid

his money 'spent at home with

C , _ .

ur merchants it would reduce our

\\'h_c-n it appears that th»;- mail

it will be found that in nine cases

home to help build up omr prov-

l-1-O-3-_#_ EDITORIAL NOTES

l ‘some attraction peculiar to itselff l'u||_

Yesterday was a good sample of

__._._. I _ - The frost shines bright

-Men lmve been known to lle oll_alone brought into Canada and left .~\utl lumps. alight_

hare Ol. the laxelu ol llle cus! of In like fashion Mr. Hiram Horn-

0____ schools our churches our beam has kept his eyes open as he

made his trans-continental tour. and making his philosophic and _sometimes humorous comments up-

ntcrested in us for the money they_0n what he saw and what he heard

from the many public personages

and convcisetl with by the way. AI- ,though he made much oi' his tour

lduring the time of the election

,political entanglements or discus- sions on the trip. From what wc have above quoted our island dolc-

mcal taxes- .it would 'enable our-gates to the Winnipeg Conference merchants to sell cheaper and Wo'muy count confidently upon good would all be benef|l;ed_ support from the Saint John dclc-

_gates when our just claims for more l`nv0ra-ble consideration ur-~

order catalogue -price are lowerlp__e_____med_ _

than those of the local mercl1ant.I _.__ the honourable cours- is to talk ‘lt` MF- R056" F°i‘|<¢» |¢Hd¢f‘ Of the

‘diminished body of Progressives _elected to Parliament in a recently `ptintctl interview stated that "iw

UUI- Of len he can `E'l"'@ eqlial 0" ““-“irlid not wish to say anything nt the latlvely equal advantages. In nnyipreseut time that would euibnrt-u.-~4 case, if unsatisfied, the local mer-lille U0"0"""lel1l~" in this HL’

chant -is hehe to -make lt good. It

is absolutely wicked as wtll 'HS

l.-lbows a truly forgiving spirit as tht- Iiiovernmeut had embarrassed Mr,

llforke by defeating a large number

shcirtslghted to accept -the word 0f|uf candidates in the election. Mr. the catalogue and send the 1uoney|F"""k@ fillpilfelllil' HIHU Uikeai BC-

It-ount of the fact that the King

away without -first asocrtaiin-int-1_,'_

‘ilovsrnment is already considerab-

what the local merchant can dow ,, ,,

ly em ba rrnssed.

We are sending away millions of _...___

dollars ,lllul ougm to be spam all It is generally admitted that the

.tourist season of 1925 establishes a new and higher record than ever

mm' Buyer' think this over' ibefore and one in which every Pro.;

»vince shared in better measure than ever -before. Each section has

_which invites summer visitors. lt.

our frequent lnddan Summers and 'lg estimated that u mlmou luull-luu.IThe pine boughs moan as welcome as any otheq kim-1 oflals from the United States visilc-l I" rum” "me- summel,_ , Montreal during the summer of dom __

1925. and that the motor tourl-ts

lbehind them on their return S150

political questions who would not. ‘_ ., ‘ 5

000.000, a sum equal to one quarter

He °" 'any Nha" mane' “mess It ofthe value of the Canadian whest~

was absolutely necessary and menluruu ul llllu yeuu ;£;°;':h K_l)00mY Tlfb

' - non ' ,

have given and accepted bnibes l- , eams 8'!

who are otherwise unsa-leable and; h1-thi;-,T I. efziery realm" to hopelltl drift.

;t a l tra c may ncrease rap-. ow all turns gre

'll 'bl . ‘vii l.l'l'i il fall-I yi

‘mpurt “ea Q H __ n 0 ‘idly during future years. In the The Wiilii IYVBB Play.

llu,_ll, duy; many lamlly names ima] If’ the' Wmicai h.“g' ‘nature of things those Provinces-what gg ‘PSY Say? “Lo breaks the

-l-he Pulrlol lg ,llllllguuul [hm that lie in touch with the Ameri-, ,

can border and which enjoverl thc

the leading Liberal organ at 'M011-l_'_o__,__ share ___ _ms ye_____ '[0 ___ _`v_____ q Te*-&

s u s ues one to be discussed at

Heal' Le Solen sh°“ld have lbsenlbusiness will profit most from`sucnltbe coming (Qmfel-gnu l wl l

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ml' in the f9¢9“l- 919050" °f “"9” increase. but much can yet be Deg- Whatever may he the f||‘;;l-

.. . - , -. ~ - .. ‘ lcism. neither is it pollvanua. lt _ ..-

pne-henslble conduct dn an cndem- done for Prince hdwrnd island ii ences of opi l i h M- A' ‘F if V0" are 8 ‘]"e“"‘\"‘ i litl d f hi th 1 eag ' - -'-

nun nt is or "ther “f who has seen vislons and dreamed ng com uns an as on en is a sane forecast that the breed]

lug back of the long muscles uith

no circular action to send the mat-'luuul ulesSlugs_ a lalrly god cl.0u_- _

erial forward, or there will be the

l ls \\e are eujnying e`

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at Halifax, ready to give

l that given to

worldwide connections.

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I I 1 -1. 4,- I I _‘)_`l‘l|4 _ -L OR nearly 60 years the Bank of Montreal has "

Foioa in the Maritime_Pr<winces ready to acne monies 7 - l

-deposit, and loan these funds to fax-men, merrsancs, manufac- , ‘- ' . _,`II‘

tuners and Business men generally upon tenns consistent with 5011114 -` I

banking and the proper custody of its depositors’ funds.

Since the first oiiioe was atzblislwci in |867 at Halifax, the Bank has spread throughout the Maritime Provinces until today it has 29 oflioes in these Provinces, with headquarters

prompt and efficient service.

Small accounts are- welcome and are accorded the same service es)

large ` amounts.

Customers of the Bank have all the advantages resulting from a Pruvincial Organization, combined with the snength and of a nation-wide Banking Instimtioli having

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Headquarters for the Maritime Provinces 205-207 Hollis Street, _Halifax ,

A ivru/.L `\ l W Ka' .?_ _ lvg_>` .\\ _l _ _ _ __ _ _ » ‘ -- ' ' ,° » -»\~ .3 - tl-

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Ma|n0lce

machinery- There will be the pu - l,lk5;_ ll llevenheless has a few'

' lin". '.', I _ ' th- ,

circular movement without tbcf

drawing back action. Thus cousti

od prices for our produce (this

- \\ putiun, diarrhoea, or other infos- overcome the results of the few

thai disturbance may result. ‘li

A steady flow ni this substance

ls present In health. and when more' sense is used- in eating, that is neitber overeating or undereatlng.1

Any exercise whatever ibut'

makes you breathe deeply or nuy bonding or twisting exercise. should) ht-lp in the formation of this sub- stance. and in making it flow with the bile- into the intestine, to do its work of regulating the lul--s-_

ltinal muscles. We are certainly a_

wonderful work of creation.

bOO§0‘*%O O 1 I Daily Selections 1; I Fon ii

l U\|u|°tl_im\ Rcntlt-rs It

ong cold winters, etc. -\Vhere we will be a few years hence remains to be seen. We ans nm. fortune tellers,

Re poor times, poor crops, etc.,

which you en-umeratcd ln your let- tx-r, we sometimes hear those s-amc it-ports from R. l. with ultlditliotml poor houses, poor marriages. Re yuur rf-marks on better and more convenient homes, In this settle- ment, and adjoining neighbour- hoods, the farm homes have an average of ten \,vc'll ventilated, well lighted moms, not including cel- lnrs nor nttics. A large -per cent of some homes have running water- ln_ houses and barns. Many are elcc-1 trlcally lighted. Yrs. "M. A. F."f' many of the farmers do put ini

ull) and di good British Law. Mean-' 'bile \\'e- are doing our best to,

nndicaps, such as early fros‘t.s.'

Bobbed-Haired

‘c°"d°""d 'mm The sawrdayiitlllke t-onstructl\'c solutions oi cur-ll

Evening Post, Dec.. '24.

,convlctlon_to dmlbtlng minds and

-for the tenets of radicalism. Losing

Th, ki , lmake many converts to their doc- faith in our basic ideals and insti.

ln ng ~ _trines. They thus tend to intcusi- tutinus, he loses confident-c not

-fy discontent. inilnmc passions, anti

rent problems more difficult.

only in public affairs but also in tis prlvntc undertakings. liis -cour- ngu hull his self-reliance ure nllko

L th St dd d. , ~ ° mp ° ar ) For we niu.~'.t again mtiicttilmr insltllously slipped. Believing bim-

The Afllllated Knockers have

their headquarters in New -York City. Although no part of .»\merica is deprived of their presence, it is in New York that they are must

numerous -and most artit-\|lnte._ _ _

umm the Vantage _mlm of M____l_uz_Iity s complexity and flue sliutlmgs

tan island- shell-spectucletl younl, _ _ _ _ __ _ __ _ _“en _____l l_,_bl)ed_hal__e_l la_lleS_nl_ a gaze oi cnmtlun in \\ it i ici:

ten not vcry young-survey thc lantl and in books magazines and 'mky shadows' "`

futuristic vcrse tell the world what

__ lm ul. __o_,___fe_l hlcks lnlmllll llw and contemptuous of prudt-ut win- _

-gardens or help. Irie-nd wife, do so. . -promise, tim rudit-ul displays un lil- lnsl- his Job or bis In\.~zlm-ss, nn-i

tl l I A 1 ritu

that the rudic:tl's attitude tends to ihe a more or less tlcsiructivc onv.

_IThis arises inevitably from his dis- tnrtctl, irrational nutlock. The

‘genuine rntlicnl takes un nbuoruiul- ly simplified vlcw ot' life. .\ll reni-

tli.-auppenr, nutl he secs thc \v-lricl in t

,are only glaring high li_-_:tits and t

luipaiicnt of liulntn-I-tl lurlguiclli 1

_self swamped and dominated ily tyranny, privilege, corruption und stupidity. he comes to feel that be bus no chance and tends to

lnynll his misfortunes at the door

of some system. monstrous und mysterious, whose intolerable grip

-nn be broken only by smashing

Arm-vit'-a itself. is it any wumlcr

bat. with such it negative, corru- ivv, :lt-structlvc attitude tuwurtl ifc. tlic rndlt-ul ctmvc-rt is apt to

get in wrong with his tis.-nt-lull-s,

. ° , ' on y ng provinces o - n 4: ' .I _ _ _

‘***°*********'°**°'**'**** The nlmlill "1 Wh‘l¢h W9 Plan! Our , stinctive intolerant-0 oi opposition ' < "

November 13, 1925 gal-(lens lu .u busy one lol- the-_. ful-_ Their common aim is to knot-k -

l S.\l<`E S'l`l‘ll’SZ--~'l`iic stops oi’ it

mcrs. Tim- women, however. are

and to knock down, if |ui.~'sllil1-,

goutl innn are ox-tit-ri-d by tlic Lord: lwcll along in their spring hviusu- lllouull uuuully wllll lu, ul.,-y uullel-_ - , , ‘ `_~; » :rl-',' 'h ll°ttl-- _ - . lll|ti2_l_lv dt liglnttlt in his u ry. lsul||i_;_§_.l_1lllli_l __l1__llll__0»lky____:i_lo_tl_:lxl_ar___l;_;l um _dun ___ what ls ___ lm l____ll ____

llsatcr on tht- men help to weed und

afterward.

_ .p1¢,\y1.;|¢;_.U Gulp Thou uuly ul-,_ look altcr it. To peruse these outpuut-i_ngs ol' good. im Tbuu enable us to live by‘ 'L -1"' l“i“"‘l i”'”d"ct‘s_ are nm our radical intellectuals, ns they

sctvmd to none If the farmers do

fS;illeh_;_lu?_d _:Nfl Elljhy r“i‘::_’_f_|l"A:rf :lin not make any more out of the tour- `“" ""”"”elv““' i" ‘J uuwvor 3

’ ‘- ‘*“ “U V. L y‘i;,~|_=, ,;]l»_ln me do (ml of some /lf mine of uur:onsi~iI>us humor as well

way' l l ltbf-ir Amcrica,i1 forty second cow _.lu lo __ml__r__________ ________ _______________:~ Horn the tlu._slrt|ctl\'i*il0ii><i til' tilt* :intl disbelief in things t-lmrut-it~ri.~;~

lin:-i,' who conw down bc-rc. in the _Mkeu .l.l___ l_9ymm_ __l- ll_l__|rudit'nl uttitudo lit-miiies apparent. l

_tllut knrrwsno bounds. Ignoring or `rt-jf-cling fu(-is ibut run counter iii his IM-iiligs, llc ltist-,~i ull scllsc vii proportion. \\-'itll his tli.\tt<>rtctl vl- sinn lm suns ull ills rnllt-ll ttigctllcr in om- iutolrarnlllc cvil. not as scpur-

ate plmsc-s ut many sit\uiti;»n.~i in _which good and cvll are mixed.

WHEN DAYUGHT DIE3 ‘summer montliis t'/:escape-this heat, I ' D' ' ' "if -1 - -l|'| | 1. 1 | ~ -.

Th.; ,light gulls uhm and .gm a llmalll of ull. “ull (ll.llll{lu'l1olc cxtousivt: llictutiurc is :lays ___'_'£ _l:::_“'_‘_‘_':_ _'__ ' "_'__'_'_‘_“‘§‘1‘_’_ "-lm”

llown by the mill; r-rnmll and »,..nt_ the basl of t-he lantbtciuntlc lllspaiingcilielil ol I-vt-ry-, _ y_ _"'v‘_ " “";_ _(`_“°'"` I

tlltiiimtcly go broke.

Tho movement varies in form

und intensity, ranging, us it lions, nil the way from satirical shafts uimctl by over sopliisticnted youu.: pcrsmis ut our corn-fctl lrleuis in tb-.~zpcrntc plottings of t:ol\\|nu|\i.~'t fanatics. Always, lwwevcr, thcrc is prusctit thc factor of iiisconlciit

if-:lily Ainorlt-an. This is thc bond which hollis togctlicr in n sort of ivgzltlvc alliance elements wbicii

'lbe moon pt-eps lonely o`ct‘ the lllll; sit-cplug t|ll_ nine and ten in thcllyllng- rgllnl-nt:tt=rlsti1~oily A|n¢-rl(-ull/m"""y_ 'ul _“ " ‘"1 "“' "“ 'im ill lllitlf IYDSIIIVC mills “WY dm" .l.l___ (llluk grows deep lllul-ulull_w|ll|.. Mr, and Mrs; l_=‘;|r-_O____ l__w____ (_____ l______lll__l0_______ o____l.sclf, l-nnnin-silly <in\.ot¢»d to an With silent sleep, mertall -in house and field, \\nxing_ -aim which can rnrely bt- even up-

And ln. the gray, and willows weep,

'Tis night sublime

ln Autumn time, And far and near the church bells

chime; The corn stands tall,

The

The day|lght's past, the night-dews

The pale. pale moon 'ncath clouds

uum;

The neighbors call und bid " ood-

night,

The dream is o’er. the dark clouds

Viellington P. Mackenzie.

screech-owl's cull, |

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fnt trying to “-Swank" it over the i‘nrmers. Th\..y go after a couple of indolent mionltlls-_ leaving ia _big girocery 'bill for thc- farmer to pay, .und some old elotbvs and shoes. run down at the heels, in payuwnt. Their parting words are. "lf you ever come to R. il. Drop in and see us." Thatils t-he tYlb3 Of tourists the Farmer mostly gets, so please do not let this arrow point this way too strongly. It is nor lucrative business for us. Easy enough for them to say, "We oafm'e, we ATE,

Assuming that "M, A. /F." is a

former -P, E. I'slander, I-sympathize with him as he has fou-nd neither leisure nor pleasure. for he in- Iorms “Am-icu.s" that they can only be found in one’o own home. As- suming Qaat ble is a Rhode Islander. i can not see that its any of his business, what we do. or say. or in-tend to do on P. E. island. Stick to your own little -island “M. A. F." you'l-I find. lots of room for 'lm- ptovement. Even the “‘Rhode~~Island Rode" don't get a look in on ‘P. E, -Island. In concluding, I wish to say I live in an average neighbour- hood. among average farmers, I am a born P. E. 'Islamic-r and am as proud of it as the Scot is of “Auld Scotiia," and the Iris-hmnn of his

"Erin,"

we hated to leave." ` 1

:ideals nud, last but not lcust, nur~_ selves come in for the scvwest cun~l demnntlon.

To Qgteatcr or less extent our,

radical intellectuals despair of the'

republic and accordingly tend to] seek salvation more through thai tlesttuctlon than through the up»l

-building of the present order. _ That is the plain truth of the

matter, and it will do us no good

either _O lgnore lt or to get angry even into ruin. Considcr the effectl _f____,__-.l. _ e ___ about lt The wlqe thlng _O do lu produced upon the individual what _ --sz --

_ . _ . _ _ _ __ __ .

to Mud this m0veme__t_ therelwialiatldoils Americas traditlonnl id _ 'd' _,.=lr

proxltnnloly nttaincrl, t~oiilliNt~,tl

lallure un-I disappointed lmpe eu-l vclopc tht- rntllcnl zculnt ln tlcs-- pniring |n-ssliiiisiii. Even more pathetic is the liurni

done to many of his converts. Mui titutles of persons who might other- wise have led successful lives have

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cn->rmously.

Such n 'muvcnmnt can st-art-ell?

di.-.rupt our national life. but It I-all

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been swept off their 'feet by ratlicalf

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propaganda lnto_ unhappiness and-

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l*<"’».- ‘ as, §1$PIF-` '39' >.~»-..,-as-,f so _,-. .=,;=.. ._.y~». »-._-.tx ___ '-` ..~i.ct’\7` "

b I ll S hl I, tl al l___ American philosophy of life is root-I 1 5;/" ff/

ero res es. gh; emo on . _, divlduals. congenlallv dissatisfied ed 1" opummm' 'I' is “ "°b“3¢ Z0-‘i' °""°.“ At./'

with things as they find them nndipel of ”e"`re5Dect' sewhelp and! Have you laid ln your W|'\‘°"

forever seeking something new. '°°""“°" sense' The average Amer' IUPPIY °f ¢°l\7 if 'I 'im' Y°“ dw’

o_f2»

comlngyto utitlerstand lt and l'eurn-lem” for the cheerless’ Desshmsuci °. -W-,=_"} . , --- -» f2:35;.°';';3;;;if1..”i.;3r;;i..;2?“;5.xI -. >.‘»~»-:Iii

‘Every generation -breeds u num-l D " Y ' ' I '- 1/’/"if/-,/’-“

There ou have the born radical

icnn believes. not that America isw

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He ls_ ol. c0m_se_ -B very dllueremlperfcct but flint it is solidly built on‘ W, .rg Ng;-|y gg fill your blnl

0 ___ m the _me relormér The sound foundations. Hc has confld-l Wm; ||| good Coal, the beet at the

pers n o _ dlnerence bet“___°n them_a__d lt ls,ence in our basic ideals and instl-f ioweli pricel-

a very _mal _me __ ___)__l__gs _,_______,tuti0lis. and hc is convinced tllntl

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_heh _empe__ame__ml m__ke___D _____l by and th|oui,l1 them sntlsfat,tnx_\ _ _A & c°. outlook on me The true relo__m_|solt|tlons tn our problems can be, ° .

‘ __ ‘worked out This is not spread-I PHONE 240

er seeks to reform to take exist- ' ‘

James Harden Palmer, Bamstm our lo ulll. .up ouumlllou w ulle the railway authorities heartily co- the ,Maritime Provinces as to who. , into something better. -His atti

(Grandfather of ex~Prem-ier H, J, C

tlrcams of our belomd island. come. - ',uull uull-lt whlull cullullelull the

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mls;-vailve .pal-ty Ol course ll 0D0l'ute with our alert Tmlrlgt As ther ue want immigrants or not. back and share ow joys and sor tllile if-1 thu!! llllldnmclltlllly flestruc If 7

» sociatlon to speed up-,the trans-|or of what class, all the Provinces \'°“'5- Gaminl Wi" UGVFI' bfiflf! tive. . \ lwndemess' forged B Muon' and

Palmer.) -'L b

James Jarvis. Chief Justice of, P. n. .isiarla ii'

Benjamin de Bt. Croix. IM. D., D. gl C- L. Slmteon General to' 'His

Majesty’s Forom,

cure has been discovered. This It Ie now fifteen days since the_pa,¢ foul- yum., us lo tbl! vllul

awa Government during the

which tend to throw ol! the luflu- ence of reason and common sense. That is why the term "radical in- tellectual" is such a misnomer. The

ll ue l 1, l tl 9 electors lpolled their votes in the | 7 ' 1

may e t genfu-ne cure. u m_ lquest on How many different NOVEMBER l3__Yo ‘ d ‘born radical is not an lntellectua.

Susan, daughwr gf Ogbml youu Blom wlll reveal _lt_ There h ,no Dominion election. It is not flat-,mgnggger and Aging Mlulugul-, of “are ml °_lhut an emotional. and should be

Randy. -Lieutenant Governor of P. ul,

- so

E. 'Island (Thin lady was an aunt

of lhord Milner). u

ki i d, il l t

t that modem “lance wlll *Grills 10 I-IIB H\I'»ll0l‘ili8B Wh0 Blrflmmlgration have they given the gnzdnfhgggg :,1;',l,l¢eua¢ny0(:,vT-eul::lIrecognlzed 'as suoh Radicals are

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____ P°i"¢¢d "I0 °|°¢l|0l\ °m¢iRlB _ji.9l'B_ country during that period? And great deal and are a good _tslltenllargely actuated by motives quite

'“° "U d*'°°"' “ "“"’ f°" * that we do not yet know who are with what nsggsriy reruns: 1-row entertaining. and have s c0nten¢e<l.,°q,er nm mm with which may nd other obscure drlseases but elected in Queen‘s County. Welnot to do anything has -been with hw" “°"'”°- YW" h°m° M9 Wiwcredlt themselves. What they are

John 'Philip Collins. "hate Colon- --un ,lu loug ,ull ,_-lm, ls ¢l9ul_m¢_" know who have'bee__n returned atlghgm the order of the day, 'And M hgpflgliflylw ';':__rlry "nam, “nd really after is a satisfactory outlet 'tai 9°¢f°*¢fr 0! His Medeotrl -rms certainly. semantically. com- "’° ”°“° °' "'° 9°" '“ °'°"' °°““' 11°" "ii" '-l'° 1”* °f 01° Hari" °f "tiger mills-:mile ips' ms taper, '°" "‘°“' °"‘°"°““' °"°"“¥" guuuullg- mewla" 'md lndustflnlly m__‘ld_ ty. Gil-Y Bild 0l°¢l0l'8| fliViHl0l'\ 'Ministers and Acting Ministers of which means fidelity _ 'ln times of stress and change

Capta-l-n the -Honourable Am-9 _

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‘brose [Ano 'Down Major and 11|

Y i»lll'0\1!ll0ilt U10 bi! T)0ll\illi°ll ei* Immigration has been defeated at Your flower is the chrysanthe- persons of radical temperament

nad -ls the 'gfeetlest G80 in NIP qept this one ln_ which so manyllllo uullu ,ml the flsrlmu Mlululul. mum, .. _ 'gravitate naturally to tho burning

ry of the world We have Guardian readers are very deeply “mpg Wm, h|m_ ml Quay, de, wh Y°“" |“°kY °°l°" I' 5”" lissues of the day and may play an

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epectior of Militia. much that our forefathers lacked i“i°f°9l@d= "W9 “I0” °i€°li°“ re' tells that the headless Immigration imporllllt Dlrt ill Dllllliv Hifllifil-I

"of 'His 'Majestic Forces ent! 001-,

“WDM il . EBC” l M W I mio’ “se 5' slowest anywhere else. _-~m°_”~~ ¢n_|,l-lu' tu Gund.

John Gtr-wart of Mount Stewart, “ll we lack ,much nun luluru um, ¢\"'"l “N Bl B10* IB Dviatil Shill- nepm-[menu of the mnrgblmrl These -being 'just the times when

_ ments and they are slower than the mug quvummuul ll" lu", u

all the crltioixrn

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inultltudeh of people are uneertnln or dlscentented. the radical prone gandiltl with their fanatical

lam” The Guardian but that is portatlon. diminish the cost and in- to the westward of New Brunswick your dmams to a “amy” I The true radical. on the oiberlhmugm that "anon to its present the ’PHl1i‘i0l-'~B little WHY- crease the comfort en route of the are agreed that they desire immi- AlFa£“l§ll§gl';l»;tcl,`vlFE lhand, is governed by his emotionsfhmh level Wm cmmnue tu display

_once _mam the world _ls wmred many who would like to visit Thclgrants to come. 'But what shall be i”°“‘°'°'**"_“ - ,

_ _he _ang _MM _or mar Garden or me ouif._ sllldotll the sunude and pbucy or “ "°

the intelligence needed to meet conditions as they shall rise.

Ndw consider the numbing, chill-

ing effect upon the individual who abandons this American attitude

- For warning ell or curlnll that attack ei .Grlppe we lil” the rsmedlee.

Mao'e Gold Gore 25°.

Lexetlvw lr-emo Qulnine 90°-

luvieye Cole. Tablets and

inhaler Bile.

`nl‘leeei I I pnperktlene hav! proved beneflelel . Ir every eau. _

msg mics

Drugstore

149 Great George line!

mu I orem fnoeéive Proms# Attention,