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DAILY LESSONS

IN ENGLISH `

By W. L. Gordon

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WORDS OFTEN MISUBED:

_Do not,say “we must continue on your present course." Omit "on.” ; OFTEN MISPRONOUNCED: da- tum; a as in “at/e." not as in “at” , OFTEN MISSPELLED: gamble ;<to play for money); gambol (to _dance or frolic.)

; sYNoNYi\/is: distant, remote. m wr 1 f°““d ‘l“i'~° °' ““m'°°' separate, detached, disconnected. 5 _ 1 WORD STUDY: “Use it word Wil-S 01115' One clerk writ ng car t ,three times and it ls yours." Let us €¥\S€$» and “UL hiwmg mmm um” 5

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lincrease our vocabulary by master- U;

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‘ing one word each day. Todny's

lword; AMIABLE; pleasing in tits- wil asain- Till# I did '°“"' °“ 52: lposition: kind-hearted; friendly fufnlng f°““d WS” as many W

“You are very amiable to say such U thingy' man came in to PHY ms' "md W";

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May 3. |928

LOVES VICTORIES _ Hatred

stirreth up strlfes; but lovc rorri-eth all sins.--Prov. 10:12. `

The world is so sweet in its quam

old way, _

'Fell me, dear Daddy, tell me true, If the God I love, was the same to

you?

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Sold only' in Red, Hygenic, Airtight Packages. Bm me bumsm, b,o0ms_ in the

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. I4 A G A Somctgliggsggigpassing the dream of

‘ I lovegumy morning, the dawn, the

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The times when old systems were

morning of Spring,

birds sing.

The rivers continue to run to the

sea,

|And you Dear, are everything, all. y to me. _

l |But Daddy dear, something is dif- ‘ ferent I'm sure, ‘Such lore and literature never be- l fore, _ ' Our thoughts and our concepts 3 they surely progress. '

'What is the secret-please Daddy , confess?

W_e build Dear, with pebbles, much

the same. each to_-_his own individual _f.‘f?:¥!'|91_______ _______ __ sum of the parts stlll"`el‘4ii`i1`ls

wholezn. __ ..._. __ _ __ . ____ __

Dear, simply, nn

outlook of soul.

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satisfaction.

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or real deliqhl But you must have at ` dependable Hour

READ and cakes-hot from the oven just

B thc way you want them. Light, weli-

sliapctl, and even iu texture. 'Pies that

are crisp and flaky. Your baking a delightful

You are sure of your best results when you use Quaker Flour. lt always works right, because it is milled from selected wheat and meets lin- severcst baking tests before il; leaves the mills. -lflour that does not bake right cannocbear the Quaker name. , Quaker Flour takes the risk out of baking. It "adds to the pleasure`bccau`se it is so dependable. Every bag sold under our money-back guarantee that Quaker l~`lour will give you the utmost

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_ _A an/s_,t_he Same Always thehest

M1i.Ll~:D_BY.'ru_i§_Mii.i.aRs or QUAKER oA'rs

_“Member when we

wu"z boys ” _

Most offils didn’t have any'Y. M. C. A. to give us proper physical training. It

' ‘ is our duty to~se`e that the boys of to-

day have the advantages 'denied us in our youth. The world needs men of the Y stamp. Your contributions will

be appreciated.

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SCRAP BOOK

By

ROBERTA LEE

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1 Glazed Tiles

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When glazed tiles become spotted

they can be cleaned by washing them with lemon juice. Leave this lemon Juice on for about fifteen minutes and then polish with a soft. cloth. "

Feeling Onions

The eyes can be protected when

peeling an onion if it is dipped for a moment in boiling water. Then lJf<8in at tho, root and peel up-

wards.

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Steaming Clothes

To steam wrinkles from gai':m-nts.

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The Public Forum

iiuomion by wrrur»°l1¢°“°° ot questions or interest. Tho I Charlottetown Guardian 600| I not necessarily ondono lb’

opinions of corresponlkllll-

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A POOR SYSTEM _

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sir,-on going in me Pf°Vl“°l“‘ easurcr's Department to !‘€BlBl»¢l` y - _ here on the same errarld. T\1l¢il'€_

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disposal and other business '#0

tend w I decided in leave and

g. While there the second time a

nd u clerk on the other side wait-| d on him, almost immediatell/~l mother mail called for the same,

Daily S6_l6CtlOl\8 _urpose, and another clerk BBW!

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m a receipt and the two were,

two men call to pay _tuxeslllld filwh

Fon gone in a minute- or su. Just think.s

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as ii clerk to wait o`x\`llill'1`."\F/l\l1*‘ il- crowd wanting car numbers has to

'Amit while one man 'does the W0l‘l<- than to have our honn-s e|iibui'u.~a.~ceil l

’I‘lierr ivera tivo girls and lour

men in that other and .\10t_ W0 “_\`¢‘ expected to waste our time in wort-_ lng. Is there only om- capable ul registering cir.rs'? Seeiiis to ini" u| vnzia could do it. wc. _from_t\1@ country have qultc a' lot ol b\\Sll“‘$S to attend to when in town and nuiic L00 much time iii which to do il.` and so I consider there is some- thing wrona with the way Ulinlls, are rim in thc Provincial ’l"i~ras\u'-! ers department. ' l

I am, Sir etc., ,

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have been made by our Frei ' (false charges) about the men who served night _and day in the cause

that is the position most ministers are in to-day, they cannot preach the gospel according to dictates of their own conscience it is according

and Sec'y. were doing the work. If‘ they are then he <1 mean Rev Ft

suits of thc meeting of the Govern-

the November issue) which caused such a terrible explosion among the

Liberal rimks ol the “Tcinperai1cc, Alliance" when evcry man should

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brilliant polish

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By Frank Yollh

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Caimda’s Per Capita Taxation

Q. What is Canada‘s Per Capita

Taxation? _

nada‘s cr capita taxation

Shoe Polish

[ §%fH% 4*4%%+%H have swod shoulder to shoulder ‘Url _

the cause instead ot “party." Mr. J. A. Brace's tune would have been different that time had he not had a. son-in-law just elected. Again Mr. Tanton claims that he nor any one else knew nothing of “David Schurman" recommending men for the Commission. Why that was no secret everybody who was not “peev- ed" at the Alliance knew it.

I was glad to see in last Bulletin' ii.

report from both Mr. Bentley and Mr. McLeod. Now it Mr. McLeod's statement is riot correct, in other words if it is false, why does not Mr.

Saunders make him “retract” as he’

Very readily did the “Guardia.n' when it published u letter sent them by a minister that was false. He -knows that it cannot be done for those men have man thii s in

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black and white, therefore he cuii-/

not use them so.

Much can be said of our men but

just as much can be said of the woin- en who_m wc thought were staunch tcmperance women. Why our W. C. T. U.'s have rcliised to work with Alliances in some instances inure cvcii lnislied anti quieted up, work that has bt-cn uiidcrtakeii by other societies, such as the lcsseiiiiig ol' .~:cripts, which one niembci"s wifi- tliuught would nnibaruss 'the Gov- tr|i|n<‘iit. I think pvrsuiiiilly it is hcl.- ter to t-inb:\i'n.~;s the Cioveriinicnt

by tlrunkurds as sonic lionivs uri- Wl- cainint. go aliciut ||i‘t-zirliiiiig Icin- pi,i'ulit‘e and thi-ii |iliii-hir, lln- :.t||ll` btfort- lin-ui.

Priacli `v‘t_e|iipr-_i'uiicc" and ti-acii l-,H1111 `|>Cl1lll's" isiwliiil _-.oiiic urn trying |.o do tu-day. I niusl ruin- meiid Mr. Liiidsay on the sliind ln- har; taken. please note the ditl'¢-i'- ence between the two ineii Rev. Mr. Lindsay and Rev. R. C. Euton _ any coniparison‘?_ None wliul<*ve|'.

What success can we hope to nl-

tiiiii when 'iii the midst ol' such ly- me =u\10ug the "leaders" ol' to-dii,v.I understand that W. M. Lea :nude the same stuteiiiciit iii Bedeqlie as Mr. Saunders. in regard to choosing the volley that would elect them

Saundeis Yr- .ite nun

now serve him.” Shi by silence il' ycu allow Prcinier Saunders' state-

Of all forms of Chewing Tobacco the PLUG Q Q13 _QQ-221'.

Your dealer sells BIG BEN by the plug and by 1/re V116!! u in lair- tighl) Tin!

100% increase in MIN IN G in

the ll/laritimes

"`E"l'll‘lc<uil riiiiws of tlio'l\`l-.xritimes made

_ ~i i°ecos'ii in l‘l.f!6-27'. Big Ben plug

clievviiig is also izniltiiig ;\. new record. .\lcn know that the Plus), is the best form ol' tlhevling 'l`uh'.n'Co, llecalllse the plug is always fresh and moist, and there is no waste. -

And Big lien gives them the quality, richness and mellow flavour that they enjoy most.

Sir,-I have followed with inter-_ _Come forth ye men of Summer-

est and amazement the doings ol_side and dare c_l<‘1l.V Rev. A. A. Mc- thc legislature. the charges thatlinorls report ol that inccting at the

mei ‘home of Mr. -- _ - -_ .

of Temperimce and elected ourLlb- mont go down as correct. You are ° eral members tl shall not call them] mst as guilty as il' you had made O friends) who evolved mutual leur Url thc stntcim-nt. You are just now in favor Of lJ1\rtY» and who have Smljtlic Place ol' Pilate 1Mutt 27.54) » _ been trying to carry on in like mail-_ wlnn Pilate saw that he could pre-

net- in-cspectivc of politics. -First l@L~ vail notliing, but rutlicr ii tumult _ » -f - ~- - ----~~ f~-- -- us gee what Rev. R. C. Eat0I1 11193115-,WHS made, he took water and wash- --_l-_--~-----_ f -~ - who has he an axe to grind f01'?,ed his hands before the multitude, fortunate for our member (Di-.)>ectors are s<.»r;~_\~ tin-_v did not kiiowf flair. Never in the histoiy of our Some wealthy liberal or liberals in saying I am innocent of the blood from Prince who has had to spend'that hc iclt so about the niatter:{pi-orincc have we had so many lie. hit C0115-regation whom he dare not cf this just personsce lt to it." I so much of his "valuable" time down they t'nrt:iinl_\' \\'oi|l<l not lizivc niadr-I _

affront for fear that he will come :-ce thc house is about to prorogue, in Charlottetown. Many of his rl-.';\-t-‘x an allow it lizivi- him :wut r(‘cntinucrl on pam: 7)

short in his salary or thai- 119 lmghf - ' ~~~-- rr* ~ ' 'r ‘ "_ -~ ' Y

have to get out of his church. AS_ __ -_ _ _ _ ____ _ ._ ._ __ _

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in 1925 was $65.25 and that oi’ the United States $69.94. The National

$35.3-if, and in me states 521.11. The latter, a high-tariff country, gets only 17.5 per cent of its Federal taxation from customs, duties, while Canada. a moderate-tariff country, gets 38.9 per cent. Only 17.3 per cent of her Federal revenue comes from this source, while the United States collects thus 56.3 per cent. In mr capita taxation Canada stands be- low both Great Britain and Aus- tralia, as well as the United States. _Great Britain stands highest at $04.42, and Australia scccnd at $73.20.

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New l'rmc'tiona'l cnirrcmcy coined

in G-emmamfy for Greece contains 'I0 mir cent oi’ copper. 20 Def Cmllt ‘Vf 'nir-_kia and .ten per -cent of nlumln- um;

Thllrty six lntencliuintzoalrlc blades

mggmbllmtg 'tliose ot m.l°et.y razor » o the the -work of ir lawn mower ln- |ve|rted ‘hy a ‘resident of Porllllnd Oro,

.Am F1i|glish.n\ini ilnis invented an

\|nrlm.fllIa iwlltli it jointed stick lllmt

There’a a Nugget shade ¢

for every shoe made I

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per rapita tax in this country was ~

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public buildings and factories

mm ibn 'hem ‘to hold tim llmvlce (rj 1 miie sililn tri L~vl\i-ltrrr two pryrgmm Pq\ual’l_v.

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as the party man wants it. Hou/_-, V ,t ever, let us not dwell on this, ` _ _ ,_,__f_ v' "

thought. One would almost think, I ______-.T _, _ . .. _

Rev. R. C. Eaton had been actively _ _ . _,.:_,v. . engaged in the prepartttion of _ thc; _.”,_, __ . , _ _` :_ Q_';___ Bulletin during all its life time. I* L. ._ '. _ ‘*f“. .51-'V ' -» '

always understood thot the Pr_es_; ~,y*' .,.w.`._.,_ ' ,'i.

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THE man who buyshis

clothes at Tip Top Tailors

just about cuts his clothing bill in half!

Here you can get FOUR

suits, THE four suits a well- dressed man needs, at little more than the price of TWO!

It makes no difference

whether you want a business suit, a sport suit, a dressy blue serge, ai tuxedo or evening dress suit-you can get any, one of them at Tip Top Tailors -made to your own measure --for only $24!

Small wonder that because

of this ‘extraordinary value, Tip Top Tailors have become the largest one-price tailors in the world! T

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