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lillllltlllllllilltl Elilllllllltl

_ 1 "III; President. “' I). It. Gunte-

nevrna-It tssrl aide o'er vearTeenve-oe; l- adv“... ‘IQ! l-llledl ll advance la Canada and liallod Stain.

a ' .101’ fisllwmromoyervllr‘ ‘QHappenmgs 0t The i“ l

The Public Forum

‘lilleelanaleepuleetiu

dlocanbl

i! aunt-u of lament. no Charlottetown Guardian loan Int leooaqrlly endorse the oflnln expressed by lta oar- IQIIOIIQIXI-

Week

KFRIL M0008.

i Notes bythe Way l

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I HIE" 3M! 0F WllB IT 21¢ ~ YIIID 1 We made a most remarkable purchase. Thernanu- _ l facturer was forced to sell. ' We had the ready cash. All the new American patterns. On sale this morning. Will * be offered here all day Saturday and M01111!!! 8t the 6X- traordinarypriceof.................... 27cPerYard

IJ- ll- Ulflfllr Idltor and Puhllller. "'°‘“" 54"" The large Increase in our provln- _ V clal taxation eince 1919 in one of O flthll April, you tantalize, the thing; that are not dieputed. (Now with a soft, warm kiss. Nor ls it disputed by sane people Then, swift, n flame leaps ln your that the moneys raised by taxation] 0Y0! ‘ cgmg ml; or llle people-e make“; And storm fiends moan and hiss, us P. s. I. EXPLORER would have been oi any benefit to,“'“l l‘ l‘ l’l°“““l l°"°°‘ll- l” 3°‘ zl%t'"li'k “ll” T‘ hmmd slum’ lCannda lbut the reverse. ‘away from me many disputed ac n! Mme w o as no ea“. _ _ lpoints between parties once in a “or, "l Calmlll ‘lmallll, H"! lllsulry °l ll" leclllr°clly while and consider matters that B“! 75nd‘? 111° “'17 l1°"'l" IQ the famous Prince Ed- question ls a long one. dating Dfltlilseem ,0 be and "e nnlw lmynnd ‘Peoped boldly, just to use.

1 SATURDAY, APRIL 2s, 1923

The Government and Prohibition

filly-d see by the Guardian that the amendment to the prohibition act has 191180911 its third resting in the ‘Legielnture. 1 would like t0 ask 000155111- Government realise

t

l

lmllld QXDIOTBP. published to 1854 when oWlnl: t0 Pnllllllloll‘? the range of controversy. Now it T“ “Dumb” °lly°lll llmlllllgllllll" been In thk issue reads like both lu Canada and the United l0l'0ws logically ri-oni the above M“ ‘lllllell 1w" lwllle“ 51"" ~

11nd . l . " '

l e and ls a close parallel states such a trade in-aty o-ii ollrll premises that lr less money S,’ a” "m" 11°“ m" ‘ll’ ~‘ - had been taken from the people by o“ ’ u yo“ lab the frenzied all‘ g adventures of the world's mutually beneficial. The treaty ,

taxation precisely that much more

meted Arctic and Antarctic was ahrorlltell by tho Fllllrd , 3,8,“ ln 1866 when l, was ,0 money would have remained ln the

ihe advantage of the farmers 011105505510“ of the people’ [he m‘ payers.

Ill

Yet. how can we of you complain, lSince we. in years of youth, Gave cause for mingled joy and pain ‘

_ Ere Time revealed a Truth?

“hurl Th, palm l, qulle u, lump-um And see in you "but latent good. ‘one. Premier Bell, we believe it

7n Bernard is a native of h. this province_ and a ch Canadian of Acadian des~ ‘u, Mme ls no“. lnncrlnell iem-wal of the treaty: were ' .roll or eanie with those of 1181111 11111111"- l1°‘l1 11-" l-llwal‘ andfwas, who admitted a few days ago -. -- who have penetrated C°ll5'~’l'l‘ll""'“~ lllll wlmm“ “u” that the taxation had been lncrells’ vlslt to Belgium S t d ' A ess and the terrors oi the-was» Tl“? 11191111118 W"! 01 1911 ,ed under his regime by about $300: 28 to unveil a mzmuzlzglaill; 8:21 n rexlons in the cause of scl- 11111‘ “Welllell 11-" ll" wlléd §llalwflull l‘ lyglllglwgg? won‘; l; $33‘: eels commemorating Britain's grat- nuq mos, o, whom naln m, because it was more to their ad- Hhlrs, n~ - 011°" m m: itude w Belgium for her csre of dlgcqverloe‘ with llrelr llyee, "B11180 than to that of Panullh. glllldllln ad Illnlfglimzllf: “Ssh [ms British wounded in the Great War. ” . , . E9 . . ll Q ' l , hlJoe" still lives to tell T1115 ‘"15 "l" ll "l" ‘Blellell ll?‘

The ‘Prince, who has been sufler- 131ml! m glve [he world m, Canada in the 1911 election. This

that country to exclude (‘anadlan lzlrm products. Many efforts for .1

I l The Prince of Wales will pay a

t a

"lllllllgllllll gvllblllllel m?“ a‘: lug, from a. throat affection for not lsput y any" .\' 111 ' . t. of his researches and hlg is all ancient history now and itlrknuw o,’ one on which is “m, illlalzllllloglfgginnltlznmtllnkghEnelgeglllglss ' el-lee, u, pleml as he ln nln resurrection during the last gen- ,_l‘,e,.n are l-ewe, people llvlng ll, is giving his parents and the “a: i], (lulu; lo,- llln ellucauon eral election and later references the province than there were lolli "on some nnxle,’ Wm] Inga", m “tie moral and spiritual up. to it b! P01111001 llflrlllfllli lfi 6'1 YBHPS 820. llle 011191‘ l0"! llelllll his health. He is conslderablyrun the Eskimo ‘X37115 of Can. much bot air wasted. When (‘an~ 1-113! b! P9115011 "l llllllell 11'1"” ml down and 1115 ‘Physicians say that farm products 111051 0f 0111" 1190010 he needs a complete rest. To inti- are less nlbie to pa)‘ 1111195» 1111101" mate friends recently the Prince her high or low, than they were slated that what he needed and l0“,- l-eel-e llgq desired before all else wasiithree llwlllllf 5111i! on his Alberta. ranch, ‘and efforts have actually been he. Elm for the Prince to undertake e. private visit to Canada, but it is doubtful if this can be arranged,

adn can conclude a trade treaty

ting the light in on these ‘"1111 "111 llllllrll slams "11" “'lll _ alums, unknown back be mutually fair and mutually atl- gf calmdlp ln dlscnyerlng nvantageous and when shecan have, on or which little had reasonable assurance that a mess-l ‘t is M, n, a" damned ‘ha, ‘he t been known and ll, en. ure of tariff stability shall be late Conservative Government car- ‘Lhe sympathy allll (he as. maintained and not abruptly terrjrlcd on th‘: public affairs of the of Canadian Christianity mlnnted by tho Iliilted siateirprovihce durine the entire Pfirlllll

and lt is. stated on the highest‘

Illltldtilp doing passing such laws framed by the few in the interest of the minorllty-‘fflle writer is not

Government that in taking the 811‘ tioll it has lt ls inviting certain de- feat at the coming election. f want to say that when the plebiscite vote was taken some time ago in spite

Dart o! most iirflucntlal speakers representing the Temperance Alliance only oncsixth of the votes were polled. ln our district very few votes except $01118 aged wom-en who had never cast a vote before turned ‘out and voted against all liquor ‘being imported. Opposition to the restrictive legislation was evident from tho fact that the Tem- perance Alliance secured only 9,000 lleuving some 40.000 lukewarm or ‘opposed. ‘l would like t0 ask the Government what about the thirty or forty thousand electors who are

imports’! By these new tangled laws we are robbed and deprived of the freedom we enjoyed in for- mer years in dciir old P. E. Island We cannot now even make a jar of blueberry wine or rhubarb wine Ol any other klnll of wine erlal for which we have growing lu abundance on our own farms. All these nourishing and refresh- lllg wines we uscd to make for our

Going behind the door to allow our

oi’ tlleluost strenuous efforts on the '

thus opposed to the prohibition of‘

the mat-l

S. A.

what to lio for they shouldlnot be‘ ' earned sway by the advice of a small vote of 9,000. Most of these 9,000 people are not in a position to realize the consequences 0'1 thel vote. Are they prepared to go n; fighting the other thirty of forty- thousand who are not in symllnillY with their extreme policy? Notwith- stand-ng whet may he said to the, contrary under our prohlbltlonary; laws we will always have boot- legging and nloonshinlng and l yvant to say right here that it will| take twenty times as hlbtlon officers as we have My present. to watch the moonshilllng and ‘beer making. We see just asl much and sometimes more drun-k- ennees now than when we had ll-, ccnscd houses. Why doesn't. tllel lgovernment ‘bring on a prohibition

the people, at the general elccfon when all classes would he interest-

own personal use we are now de- prived of UIlllPl‘ the prohibltory laws enacted. ll‘ we undertake to make a jar ol‘ any of these pleasing null enjoyable lune-s our houses are liable to bc loolotl and our paulries mud cellars broken iuto and search- ‘ed without notice by prohibition

cti in voting for representafves to

lenforce the different laws or um R0,, ‘n, 5mm, "an, n", ,.l,e

entl them. No they would soonerbcl carried away by the betrayal 01" ‘those teulperanoes fanatics who. llnsist on prohibition. l might say‘ that when the next sovornnlPllt

ITOUCH YOUR LI N

lllllllY Pl'°'| ARE YOU GROWING weary of the [Men have found the stirs-st tray for

plebiscite and get the real vote flfjllearls will lmlll the moat of lovel

Touch 3.0111‘ 111195 “lllll. lllmlllllll‘ llllllltlntllng out the

McDONALD

Great George Street »

Daily Selections FOR

Guardian Readers

From the W. 8. Loueon collection.

PS WITH GLAD- ass

coPvnlel-lr caoss zvso TEETH.

long and rugged road- \‘\'edr_\' of the burden. oh. brothers?

Ill)’ 1

liglitenhg the load ls lust i0 try to lighten others.

_ Pkllow Lhllt. is hardly q dignified lllllsublhct to talk about, but l can liken it to nothing else. Some years ago i -.-a.il across a number of cases of acute pain in the face. The pains were very slump and severe. The; lasted soittotimes for days. plllll would go avcay for u: while and Where lllfill W" 1111"" g°~ lretum again to give the patient And touch yfllll‘ ‘V115 Wllll llllllllessl furtilr-r torture. While the usual PVH!’ lllollllllié- Tfllllfldll‘! gnve some relief l ivile really getting nowhere as far its

cutlse l of the

it

that most their love 1111811111’ Oil lonely lives o!‘ these who ill" m": 10m illg;

g‘) singlllfi 011 V0111" will? Itroullle. , iSllrles ‘vrlll Sllllllliel." llglllell, .\\'r- ull hilllfl to be beaten. and. every lint)‘; pllyrsivllltis are only lllllllllll- ' Just u little word of cbt-cr mill’ W011‘ Qu la by deelllogll 1n one pol-flu" n sky 0|‘ gray itr (ll-i. tllr- tionllst found the roots \Vlill 111011975 °"l1'll lllqllellllllledlof a second ltnst.’ molar tooth were bow of beauty. crooked. [that] ‘been crowded so

‘officials llilFtl h)‘ the Government.fifillzezpgnflglzevigllllgltl? If wines or even strong yeast be, l _ ‘ ' _ t, _ mum, on m‘, prnnmng we are finflvtllt n whether we ale in he ent tlttl $200 00 and costs and lose our wlnelm m" Glld-glve" Fremlm“ and they _ '_ j ' ‘ f ' will learn who shmlltl rule. the. rc- lilgaaglgl‘ 50F“(Tmaglgrtllnllfoggigln?lproeentzttivcs of a smnlltmlnzrlty‘? , . .. . _ . n _ llillent is uphnltlillt! such leglellitonflr the Wm “l m“ “llllllrl y‘ N‘

th lrfltectilll! the rich iilau and awlnll-lwl“ “ lllll” “'1'” “alllllmlmwe “M” e; . . . .

,, nndlan clvlllzallon in bemn" when l, snl,‘ "m, cnnnny she'll‘; the war. which began so)’. in » 1 ' d 1d l ls submerged portion n: our will accept it. but not till tht-uandlthe “fiddle m m“ and en 1' n

I l” i lNovemiber 1913. ll is not tiisliutell f,» Qptllatlon Captain Bernard has the time is not yet by a long way. m“, [he hue Govemmen, had the.

THE END ls No-l- YET same legal authority and power l0 :tllx the people and raise more rc- 0

authority that the trip to the Dominion will not be made unless the requirements of the Prince's 11951111 001111181 such a journey.

llle lllcl llllll llellcelllllll 1110 lreely. Many peculiarities have

_ of n Prince Edward Islander been dificovgrell

all in dispute.

closely. ln

(185911. notably the Agricultural Dc~ "partnlent, it was discovered

. “d shown [he worm whal the expenditure exceeded the ap-

e e

the

' ‘become known to the world ~ "part or it all." ' ‘commend to our

in Bernardls story, written,

O C U

went against him. Another action " was entered for again lefuslns 1° obey the overseer and the out- come of the whole {lroceed-lnllll was that the Inspector opllllllllell hy the present government to ace the law upheld and the roads ltelll ln ll passable shape, called of! the case, paid llll costs. and the road master was left to submit to

the work not only ol an ex-

Nl’ 811d discoverer, but ‘that "_

Q Christian nllssionnry, which 'l‘lp,- Legislature (“Jul 1,, reach venue in that way as have the pre, Mfll- w- K- 110E015 Silent , , . Jsgfps wcrc not Sn \inrt1.as0nnblel“79*ll' ll lllsasaut F'l('E‘W'l\0l€lll r-ll-l Ihard’ the others tllnt _lt hall . _ v _ _ week-end with he » » llcrs and driving out‘ industrious '_ l smile a joyful lledr. Igrnun .n cross eye-ll as it wercn, ll stand t l; sent zoveilluleni oi anv other. .r parents, Mnand 'lnll 1U!‘ n=olle hiill their flrwloiu .

ll ° l! "all! lllmllfill the end m‘ lls labours and was _ , , ' ' Mrs Nell s, l, ‘population fast lroln the province: l ' _ ‘n ,. j As Hlllfles the sun. the lllllilyl it was; lying orossways instead

. . . 1_ Nor is ii ilelllell that they actual- - 11081‘ In Sulnmerslde. y _ h- , -. d , nnlvlllfl (‘Olllll halve fnP not‘ ssitlcs uf, h; . _ d - - ~ - - ,l _ ,l . He‘ to collle- obliged in zllllourn till Zlilululay, . l e e a lull?“ 50mm m“ “Illnne an l." llrn p“; “ow ll". fpnmfgnpp laws‘ '~‘ ‘lb a Ormml‘ “l “lllllglll M’ and own an “all In me work t 1,11 C t i l u ly grit $lul_i_. ;l ‘nearly lroln the led- lqulckll. tho prohibition officials,“ m,‘ nmnwv haw ‘m! mll-"honfl. T" over)’ carellecloulled lift-i somemrnsnlng on llle nerve that suppll. ° ‘l’ ll‘ all a ' “hell llle "wllm mall's burden eral govt 1w 11nd without taxing the, The newest boudolr cap looksalllwlll storm have no homes left to loutlnmhlolthfl; ‘lninnlp w" “gym: our," ,.,,_,- 0y llgll, lmpnrt. _ ed almeel one elde or the face.

_ _ _ _‘ ' l ~- _- , llftltlti ,' - ' '11. . ' -

ltd [has devoted his life he will be resilml-li l0 conruue prob‘ People of this province at all. They though it had been turned rouniLllrlgl l:',l;,fl“|?",n,l,n',:::r§\.n:,?"Slltlfigldear nltlllfililflfl in ‘disgust and sayl 91ml mulllzrlinlrlrll-olmlnwltll ' glad. pdlihilnbglllzlliéolglrlhd vtllltsvzfill:g,vnlfnge _ught credit not only to ably ml {lli- Illlfllllt ul the weelnlmnzn, lwve taxed the people thltlwrong side to. The bow which us-Hn on, prune“, govemmenl lo krlnwyllonriilc not lliolni: tllvbc lrllnlplntl‘ h ‘mum 86pm m“ the hum“,

lf. but to his native province Th, "gunmen M, ,,,,,l,., l-nllslllilllllCll more and not bothered wbolll 1111 w llllns down the book is so ar-- ,'f,_adnlél"l_lnq,,llfl°l -‘ *‘ 9i“ "l 5 ,‘ - lflOllLl l» growing smaller all the

' . ~ y - ,1 -_ , _ . _. 1'7 l w - -t ~ll other ranged that it comes across one) ' ‘ _ , _ l r could cos 1.1m so that there is scarcelyrootn m‘ “m. We are not unmmd eratm“ and “my a“! n‘!!! Hmhng Zlllllepllnuleigs (1lYllt8dd01r0 blelore and cheek and curves under the chin l 'l‘he 104th Ailnlvcrsarv of the l. ' I am DILFIZléEDOM llltclllalllvllel lgqontdtlrilellletllllflasequarters 0f fOPeWJT full set of lhlflPtWo V1°lll~

' v ‘ .- ' ,, _, i , . . - l 1 and In an nllcavolr to crowd ln. runny

511mg‘ S” l“ the was are “m at n mum an. attrmuve and softelhq 0' E “'15 the omdsmn M a dell -i<o>-— {d fmm (ffllllllrllellllutlnpobllglllzilfii. con- ol‘ tElr-lfl are twisted alnd turned.

and the Oppusi- lug frame tor the face. ilighttul social gathering 0n Thurs-l D , l h u" gnlllvrlllhfllh cm“ a w“ curl Ln“ rl-lm “in, mnlnr n,- wlmlom well, i;

be associated wllh [bone m‘ mm ,5 very properly lnvrsuglnn"; , , , , ldnynvnnlng when n mnnlnnl nm__ llfy Ill llC Izahbathytberel were no loss than freqllentll‘ iibsent. lt comes last null, the Ros , the ' M . J l ‘u ,th ' ‘ -m, -ard nd d ' t' tr h- -. . c ud and ‘s til, flint to go. Matty dcntisill

59$ ",matters certain‘ When the late government went l‘ 0111 1 001111111’ B 119W V100‘ gr“ ° 5‘ a m“ l" l‘? its l sin-l unilerstnnd a mot-ting of 111190 “llclllllllfilwelell, eaifllllaly and 1mm‘); fliomlsdom mo", enm. ,0

owns who have drawuback: n," n, m,“ ln 1919 they l,“ a consul of the United States. who is 11101115 We"! #0119111 llllll r-mllll '~‘ll‘ lht. lure-clone of the P. E. Island Alllhlly 1111:: 1111“ “Hm I'm“. nlve more mo“, m, nhn see-mil

L . . ' - -'- . .'- ' t m- owlllJ l ' re thlndnnc,‘ on the nnexnmen nnmnn nflbelng kindly welcomed to this city, lolell. Tile continuation of tllefllplrl Anglleagmn wag llelll 5()nlelll‘ll(l(l))“ll;)u“elotlhlhcae beaumul p“ molar‘

1l l“. the" current yeah Th“, ,5 nn, has taken up his residence at. the ‘Clllellllllloll Wm lnclude Sermle lulufltllllll-Klzllgn lorDltlilil-lv pulllfiflfto; all: vllvs. [A traveller recently counted Now do not. get the idea thort all

n». , n Tn nn, o,» l, l5 dln Queen Hotel. gtlle Central Christian church to- l’ 5 ,3 ' - ‘ l' me nlwlws llelwenn Albany and 1min in the {H0818 due to cross cycll

... of people. of animals and _ _ j “We ' e “m” , lmnnrnw morn,“ when He“ Dr. "l" lflllllllllfe. This thee-ting was,‘ ralnnnll gull made them three toetilrr even decayed teeth. There ‘they contain and may yet propmmuns by some “V! or sulflllell and we W” by “ha! la“ as L“ “we, l , . .l . lGnnge wll, rnncn me nnnlversnl. hem .1“ M“ Lens office m thebuililred and fifty a distance of are a nillnbelr of conditions that

\ thousand dollars. Other instanceslwe 1118 delllllli; 101181’ With flwlll y ‘ l‘ m‘ l‘ l“ wlll ll“. l) y DQplllllllOnl °l Agrlculturll and’ 11.0‘ all, lnllee almost forty to a cnus- pain over thefeye. 01601151“?

1a recognized part of l n, , _ , n. , l d up remembered by many Canadians as rormoll- llrnt: was n060ll11lllll1l9ll~ ll l" ,° ‘ l, the eves and over the whole Sltltl

as we know it. All honour/Ems“ “lmwlllg ‘lle 1190911810’ 111 l ‘ll “e balm“ “l” e‘ ‘ " ' ‘ Lndv Violet Elliot when ller fath ‘named around that M“ Lem sup‘ “Mel WM‘ a dough‘ n m?‘ e of tho ‘litr- But an X Ray or thr-

. , . - r -l .' . - 1 . '.. ~ '

nlgnnncen Thls ‘iguana is being the amount larger or smaller it er Lord Mmw was G v G I A wine cm“ o, rnnnivoa am, ported by his stalwart Liiberallo dllve met such roads.‘ cor Lem“ Shmlm b8 one n’ the "m,

lnln Berna“, and w the. ‘mun, be true ma, n u“ equn, . , o ernor en-, . [fiend from Prince Conn“, wlnhed lespontlcilt recently said ‘we were _ ' 1 h “m we

given by the Qppgglflgn and nee. eral of Canada, has been eleelell friends were grieved to heal- of ll, elm, . to l ' l» nluking ourselves a liluguing stock. l-lllllfi-i lll 210111‘ m llll 5 ° ~ adventurers who brave amount had been taken irom the _ i .6 ‘lllll 11"" 5° ° ‘me ° l . . » trouble urise. The cont for this X v - ll m sure that if we were in anl cssarily it takes time. The govern- . _ I , n . clllllfnlan of the ladies committee l-"ll “llllllell ‘lelllll Yelll-eldlll’ lll°l'll"1llfl "W" lllelllls 11nd llll b0 £110 lllefi- ‘l ' . ' . ‘ Ru. exallfrlutlon o; me we“, ls m" gut] the llel-llslllpe of people by increased taxation t ele ‘o the m“ N w p i,n__ o, M,“ ‘fem H ndman dam,“ an, ,lm,, no nnnnlnnnnn, has beenlhotel or in the smoker ol nny 1 ment side of the House is Very would have been no deficit. That is r a span“ ' re“ ° y ' ” - - raillway car on the lnalnlnud we V011‘ 51111111 llllleell- unknown in order that there, n b] d t i i , ~ - rand, The emlell, annlvemny n, to, o; M, and Mm 1.1 w_ Hylld. 111111111» 19llll°ll=lllll(‘i1lll‘-L@BlBll‘Y‘ won,“ be ennmalqed ,0 he“ on, rr a» e an resen s quest 0n n: a lact beyond dispute. it follows l" round,“ . , 11g l0 rlllt the Davy Associat on “ _ d u] d,- d m nnd no W. g1 tob 1 .llli-lfll0\\ll01l1l t.’ th , -l -- _ . d “l1 0 9°11"

Posstlaly a little more patience as logically indisputable that the l, P s e Ce ebrated byw snceres qlmpa y the “n” as 1"‘ ls ‘mm! “llll we “line! load“ used as a sum mg "PM" l" 1500M 0111150 "117 lla

l _ _ _ , _ _ t c rlnce of Wales taking the)“ 911101111911 Boll Government? The greatest 1° e" , . should nol obey ol-llel-e otherthan

r I he“, would lncllllnle me nnsnlng sum oi the deilclt, be it what it elm“. n, n dmnnr ,0 be given on; lmnble we have wday ,8 ma, I will venture that such contlmthm he had been work,“ on a,“

ell‘ 911M many "ma, may, was left in possession of the May l0_ The cnnlrmnn o, tmsl lgvnnynndy nnloyed me nnnner, there is loo much interference byll°ngnfllllnoulllel°und “llywhere m other part at title district. The

pgople, l-lere we 1131159 w as); a, d, . l, , our government officials in our N“ Allluml‘ Pofifibly “my consc uence we the decision