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- p? I ll I17 Demon Sta, Mon-nun. lllflhmd terribly with ' it for years and all the medi- I took did not do me any good. I read something about “Fruit-o- " bin; goqtfor gfl Sipping]: Trouble Disorder: of Dlkulioll. so I tried ' -.~ . l 11 s. in . nu finishing; few boxes, I Ill ly relieved of‘ the Dye epsigppd general health was res cred; and writing to tell you that I owe u lite b0 "i-‘ruit-u-tivtw" AMiIe. Anroinsiln notgcnicn. 60o s hoxjfl for $2.59, trlnl size 2Q. Li doaiers 3r’ sen‘: postpuid‘ “bf Fruits-Lives Limited. Ottawa.

nun-i rainy floaalol nsirn one $3.3 per year (Iallcd) ll advaaea

in niinirrlrniii renown

y n (lellverel) ll advaaa. ‘ire-Lu aaa use (r11. S.A.

Ulr Clan-lea Dalton; Pruldeat.

D. K. Carrie. Auoeelne Elliot- . y _ -

WEpijIESDAYu-I

J. It. ‘Burnett, Eiltor aal Pabllaler.

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ANOTHER OPPORTUNITY

nalnent will be held this 1'8!" ill flaillf-ax beginning on Sunday. July tliilthr witth- 8~Ullllflih parade and

athletic sports ofall kinds includ» iiigail the stunts known to fire»

nicn in their own particular line. such as hose reel races. hook and

tests, duty races. etc.

Th“ Marni“; lt‘iremen's Tour- m); n; nny ilflle refer to honest. in-

continuing daily until Friday withl

lniiiierdniccs. hose coupling ccii-,

ARCTIC

00011 si-lislill.

route Ull the

the best oi sh tainmcnts an

special wcck-

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the longest ziiiilnntisi Ion

Company of America

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'POGT--OFFIGE

llshod in the lhililiniiiii oi t‘nnildil.

illlli lly ling

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ctgnliitciltg

‘in years guilt) by and up to the outbreak of the wur in 19H our firemen. took part ln these Mari-

’ < - . ill’ -t EDMONTON‘ July 1L___q],e,,,1_1tiii_ie tournaments with distinction d 6TB!"- Pm-le‘ 5

I118 north by th0"l"i.rsti~ntt~flmof rmto themselves and to our citv. On ""0"! "OW "limb mimfil’ h" bee" the ‘Arctic clrclcaro the post ofil.

one occasion at least theycarried

ice regulations. ' stnlnps. nnd a‘ new iimprinu~~bieilripg_ the Word off nil the prizes taking home with fillmllded- T310? on‘? know um‘ "Aktikllivllckfl ‘iwilfiflml “it in“ ":‘l‘;',m,.,,, evprythh“; but n“. any o; vlist sums have bccn borrowed on nor er ‘y post t) icl: o >i- cs: )-

llalilzlx itsolf.

z ' z a l' 1 ‘ml. n , .

thgijgltmllidfltis ti!“ [r "Ulsfii pa} £6 (llzirlottetown boasts of huviilg _ MricKi-nzit- rivi-i‘ hilt? will sixin bu|tiio host fire brigade in the Marl "n" sum? ‘hillldmdfl 1'2.”.‘.llii“‘;ffi.fi..‘il.ili ‘ili1t~§ii~‘ an traders as to lltffustiil)’ of its oi lnnny years substantiates the establishment. , b , 1 - t d ' . .k..

Two niziiis will li-iivc the new o“ ' For h‘ r own 8d Lb and

p0“ 0,11,... by sqpunuyr (luring the illc sake of [he city it is necesrjlh” guvemnleut

ieziln

during llio winter. tiit- latter being . _

Li; pgsiul years tournament. Their long and 1am" ma‘ the‘? things “r” "m 5°‘ .l.-

sary that they take pert. in this‘

IIFOKIitéIiIIIOvFIJCOFtI in fire fighting

- 3 ' ‘i. :- ' ‘Imam. has 16st by spending money. '11 is a worn out tradition and does

dependent eleétfiriiflThere are WW ‘among our. peopleltndiiv iwho will be bought by ‘a sqcflpvktijgatlll! road even at the exorbitant Price "lai- ngoverilment InQxl-Petnis’ is ready i0 pay. The accnmulatinl debt of is becoming alarm-

the province m8! properly ‘owners who ‘in past Iycars» looked upon our then lllC0li~ siderablo debt with misgivings rc-- gard the prebellt spilling of money ns n serious thing. No body knows what the expenditure is. what. the cost; nobody

borrowed or how much has been

debentures that the taxes have

already been quardruplcd. and 0! iflfil] Btu continuously engaged on the roads int unknown wages. And with all the borrowing and the spending occasionally re~

ports through its organ, The Pat.

ing to cost the» people u dollar und

___|m Charlmmown entitles “hm w that the roads are going to be s

Special WegiqEnd Rates

Toronto uficrs week-end visitors

ows, musical enter- d sporting events.

And thc King Edwurdioffere

cnd rates. W'rite

‘for information, ‘ :1 I: jflfliinglifhiiiarb ' _ Wrote!

"ronoisTo “CANADA

"Close la Everything"

United Hotels lo

Get‘ This _ rRElc-‘iaodk “Rcnfrew, Cream Separator!“

‘(aria i. Julio piiiutlonn ‘ a .\' H In l0

‘lln Inn-n

nilvilntliui-ii llVl‘ I

nf all

twill

lrrl m: your

Reilirew Machinery

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HITMHEX, N. "l

Office 1b. Worluu Irow.

0n!- fl. Milwaukee. I ‘Us, S. A:

Ji-nlrc-w ‘Ink-l Sealed Ih-nfn-w 0|! Ilinglnn.

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ii; the city which they have more tlizlil once saved from illslrliction UWUS it tn tiiciii. The firenion cu-

|iiul hi: expat-toil to do this at their [own expense and tiic city We feel iissilrod will gladly put up the

ni-i-i-ssary funds/for them. lt, has

l ‘bet-n customary after fires of more [than ordinary danger to the city ‘to ilanqilet the firemen. an act m‘ Itlloiluhtfnlnteies and gratitude Whit-h Willi alivliys appreciated by the fircliivn but which. aitci‘ :1!

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‘ribd with it only the recollection

Opportunity. for n real pcrformzim-c, n ili-rformiincc in which their skill land strength and endurance‘ will bc pitted against their brethren "of tile other provinces, a perfor. miinre which rafters a sporting

they have doncratyhome. — -- ~

ilily week. July 29th. Will our [HOP-I chants and (llilcrS whose stores and residences liilve been saved by i_ill‘lll kindly solid iii-their gouty-H ‘tlllllDflS as early us. possible to Mr. Fred l.tlrge,‘Trea§ifi'e|-'~1cir,. Di-pnrtmcnt. The amounts will be srtltetully received and dilly ack- nowli-tlgod. Tho City Council, wo lllldcffitflnd. wlll make a generous contribution. Let us all loin in turning this‘, topportunlty to the aidviinlagc of the city illid to the credit of our firemen. flu gives twice who gives first; do it to- day.

~—-_4u>€___ SAY NOTHING

i ’f‘llorn hi no doubt method in tho

titty-nothing pollcv oi’ the Bell gov- ] crnmnnt. There was a time in the

history of that pnrty when the i most honloils crime attributed to the Conservative party was that it was a "sllishsvvay, ‘dushnwllf’. party. The Bell‘ aggregation has drpppcd the offensive epltllet and taken up the slsshuwuy," dalsh~ away DOUG)’ in 3 milllll?!‘ [I'll/QT drcanled of by their '

u opponent's. whorc the late government spent hundreds the present aggregation is spending hundreds of thnuiinndii |——and giving no explanation. They tcll they have produced the best roiitls ever known in the pro-

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irlntic and it. is quite true that solne including Jllill)’ miles untouched by the present system are good. But they tell us nothing about tho cost. It lnnow stated that the government itself has taken.» many ofthe-‘dontrwcli and are having the work done 3'):

of the roads.

Wnionunlont" to Prenlier Ilell and this government." There is s gener- al opinion that the scone,- tho corpse is prepared for the nlouu~ merit the better it will be for the uaumrvcfriid idea t/ha-t this lavish oxlpc-ndlture ls going i0 cost the i-flfilliycrs uothingls pot only pro hmstvrqus but. insulting to the in- telligence of the people. The as- gregstion no doubt thinks that lthegpeople who swallowed the pru- ‘eletltion promises of the Bell can» didiitcs are ready tc swallow any.

time to cull n halt.

i t IT ls ‘roifliuGrV ' l ' i

The Patriot evidently thinks

i . . peoples memories are short. in

not of promise.

Anrong-Itliejltent things placed to the credit of this grant aggro- M-lonlifihe lifllm that it. “averted the ilut-atcnoitstrlko 0t‘ the leach- “rv- Tllfiillenernl idea regarding thls'~“tbr_gllt'pnt~d strike" is that it,

ll actually took place and that the Prince of Wales Collage wag closed for several weeks. ‘Ifho ‘general idea aslto what caused the strike. an Idea held ln common by tn; People and tho teachois is that it was caused by the continued and persistent and unreasonable fall- ure of the ‘Bell government to im- plninciit their promises to the

its anger called them Bolshcvlsts.

The general idea among the poo- flle and the teachers as to how the strike was brought _an apd '= "Wtjtll" seieltililiil white the general indignation among the 990910, climb 4o W gave the teachers what rthey hzid‘ promised

promises they never IMEIIQLWFWQ

filled except for the rising storm at’ indignation which threatened to drive them out of power without waiting for an election.

For the "filling of the hundred vu~ cant __ schools’ tho latter being a computation similar to that about the "enormous" and "deplorable financial condition of the province when the bell government came duff: power. fllle government de-

day's work. There iBJDBf/lwd in this scheme. there 'sr‘e"eiedilons coining and the lob hunter is he~

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serveg hthbppphme credit gr ll dlYes for “reduclng" the taxes to four times what they tvereibofore they ‘ii-danced: oieiq and‘ tin- credit

- -W “Plotlsllrnfllltilntllulalisitltllaswvle throw-it. . Alli-Jill’: ,l__,po__ig§c_5lq_l§altlonwt_liqt pop morn-vines are uaztoiuly waiting to atl- v *‘“—'-~

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‘It is equally true of love and of hatred that. "old cos-ts are eadiiy rofllndled." 'f‘hl'i,- a-pplics alike to -in- uividnals to organized societies 8111i. togovernrrients. Where there 114V}:

THE name: or MONACO. ‘

(Toronto Mall and Empire-l

Prince Albert or Monaco who died n fow days ago has ‘been des-

gwotiuitil n“; the.‘

been mutual friendships or

iornler- warmth andJioat. of

iii s t u.

nature.

gain it is true to

fr te i

iillltory of the Bell

flt~ iachlnelits. or tnblual aiitusonlsnis} that hays temporally ‘cpolod, "the the emotion may be quickly and easily stored. The result may be eilllvl’ [oii ‘pr ‘bad, ‘forjtunglltevor unfor- ata, ibut such is the lsw of hu-

nuniail exper- le ce that when two or more pcr- s" s convene toeether 10.0w»- a wrong they are very like- {gm afterward quarrel. it may be ofer a tliVlti-ififl of the spoils, or from some other cause. Tlil: "as been abundantly exemplified ‘ill the Aggregation

cribcd as the greutost' llvinB Dal-- ion of science, and he was more JJlun a patron. He was s distin- -§\lils'fl8d- scientist himself, "perhaps ‘the leading" authority on oceano graphy, which is itself a science uwi d hundred years old. With a “ipeciallyr constructed ship - the yrince sailed about the worlp tok- _ing soundings and maikingliiriioto- igrnphs and collecting specimens oi the swarming lite of the seas. The iqcciull. o! many years’ study 135s a series of maps, tho most important ever made in this particular field. Prince Albert ‘wns also one of the richest men in Elli-ope, his enor- fllllllg revenue being drawn from

Mollie Curio, the fnnlnus gambling retort,

. b: ' v ‘sinner-worn. lldl - mom m

gorid. ‘ _ ,,,-,_,‘ -‘ . The Casino is run by the B18110 faintly, which fossil thoprivilelfll

millions, and n. zoodly share has been banded over- to Prince Al- bert, who snout most ofthis money on scientific‘ pursuits. lutbe war he cast in big lot with the Allies, despite the fact that he and the oar-Kaiser were formerly friends. He handsomely supported will" elm ililes and turned over li-is 11mg niflcent estate to convalescing sol.

dlerswNo, lplflll ‘ofvlour time hag

‘tionable in. sourcelo such , ‘good purpose us the lutirruler of Mon aco.

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AN INDEPENDENT .il-:wisli., STATE ~ (Montreal Gazette.)

Tho hope of every Jew is that sooner or inter Palestine will bo-

mrmaneiic-rlflditllltr III - ~01“

usoil ,n,iqheyp_qbtainjed,tr.om so uuos- ,

down to 1919 and of’ tile Bell gov. ernment since that date they con- spired together to deceive the tpeo

pie with false pfofesslang and pro- mises that they might gain powal‘

and almost iimmsdlatciy theyquar. reled over the spoils. Frcin the close of the session of 1921 to the close of the last session these quilr rein were especially frequent and iloalily.

All will remember the longumd virulent feud between the; Pfcmier and the Altorney General, the lilo icr being blaliicd for ncglciziing to provide for qiiiilily-lng tbetranl clilsc voters, followed ‘by M‘: ah- gly statement in the party organ that a bill ‘had been prt-Jflnréti’, _bll't_' by neglect was-not introduced, uiiil

by this

which silppurtod not only himself in princely style and inude possible scientific investigation st huge cost, but also paid the ‘taxes and permitted his subjects to Iive"”'d° 1"‘"“i3i‘““°n such 5 m9 0g cgmpumqiye 1.118119,“ The place tiio Jaws in 5a majority in little principality oi‘ Monaco is an "m 00mm?- TheHJews and iniiepondency, with its furclgn pnl- Arab! van W0?“ tOKBi-hfll‘ in

icy under‘ the illlaplcflS 0f France. "Wily l! the)’ only Wiil- Th6 8795i lei,» domesticnffilirs, however, were “We 01' ZlQIllBm is lhflt Cilrifltiilll. controlled prince. and sccing the prosperity |°Yt11ly 1086mm‘ 10!‘- tlw llPbilllllm8 that the citizens of Monaco derive of i! 51am which will! ("in 7'43"“ from the Cilslno llnii the worthy "5 1| "ilmmo" P05995510"- iisc to which the priiicediiis voted most or his income lt, mmbabld that ion a long liine i9 come tilere will the any internal lluovciilellt to iiholish the gilmbllilg Whig-l; ‘hfli-llllltlt: Monte Curio cclo

benevolent

dc- is

‘Wasi-llflt only‘ "thrQatt-iled‘ but that '

them months “previously which I

fulfil and never ‘would have ful- '

hence Lllc by-eiections could

days it ‘was commonly ' conspiracy to depole the Pfemler,

cefiaor to the tleiderahlp.

The last session followed with the Attorney General nbfengi‘ for weeks. Achilles was sulkiflp ‘in his tent. No government measures were ready for the legislative meet- ing. The session was one long suc~ ceflsion of Stormy caucuses, zil- most as ililmerous iis-tbe meetings |Of tho ilollsc, From tlnic to time. 't"e did quarrel flamed up tin-the

J-nl- a much enjoyed snpvnr and mm‘ thing that is thrown at them. ThHlLQa|a|flt|vQ Chambgn At ltgngfl], ii dmnmntflry Speech“. "pm is an country is already aroused’ n {sibecnrne apparent that the Premier

|da"ed no! dllrrflse his Attorney gGQIlOFHi however (IBSITUIIQ he ‘might. the to do so. Out of this sit- ilrition grew the measure provid- _ing for a fourth Judge of the Su-

Hareme Court, really a place for We’

iAttorney General to retire to.

chain-i- to win victories abroad lislits yesterdays issue its Jcpeiltsf B"! T"? 50""! "mfxlliilillml P"?! gm", m. m bmnm a-bsurdiues éiboullsollvirherfrtieflflv King ilnvni-nmeni

The linln is short, those tllkiflgltflfldfliflgfl of the Bell government, part must leave hereonpxt SatinVa governipgirg, qt,‘ 4119mm. gcuon‘

lit Otxtuwa took-no action at recent session of Parliament tr provide a ialsry for the fourth indge and no appointment. since lbeen made. The expectant ia-wycrs wilitilig for his‘ place ill the Provincial Government are gun Waiting "with what biiiicntéc they are able to command. ibut n0

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Daily Selections ‘toil’ Guardian Readers

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From the W. O. Lounn collection '

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THE SWEET O‘ THE YEAR.

By Charles 0. D. Rtlborie

The uplnud hills are green again;

teachers until the latter, driven to The fiver mm, serene pgnin, gr desperation and exasperation 311i do?!" the‘ 1'1"“

UPC ililTt a S e5 wulked m" and “Qbmly blamed The pink-lip blossoms uro seen ihcm except the Patriot which in "ll-Tl";

To garden close And dooryilrd plot (‘ome lmck tho rose And ‘borgamot.

The ardent blue loans near again; The f,'ir<flnwn swallow is hcre ' ngilin;

To hil-i thorn bush

Returns the thrush,

And ‘the Painted-Wings again ‘

young surprise

olneadows run

i starry eyes

intact the sun.

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Warm runs young blood in the veins again And warm loves flood in the ruins again; Earth, all aflilsh With the fuciind rush, " 'l‘o her Heart's Desire again: While stars onllhe i. The exultrint. word- Death's in defeat And Love is lord.‘

attains

minister. The “ere t" for ti; q ‘ .‘ l

to elsewhere“, ,_ ' , r

The drain iiifhlg dbdut" all this ti; and‘ trill rnvtiile Wiiiliiieiflrv any jnilkum ‘the Petriof"€i?bosiiii“tt)' hand out totheln.

ir~—-~~-~»--.-

not be held. no it was Sil-lflldtfll.‘ uiliiiéc ‘ reported that the party chiefs. were not op speaking terml. Then followed "to

which failed ionly because of. the Ilriaiiility to agree upon anyfiguq.

has’

oneof the three vcry eager-to face " "a blbeltctiionlust nowfFxlsting con -

worlr done on the roagviltreferi-Jr

l“. 1W fllbrledfiret illiquid" about. .

ilfilltlfl. and- which draws annually

‘itions have paralysed the Boil fiovernment. either to reconstruct m. Wlfltaponifiitlc elements within or to decide whether to bring on ihewiromised‘ iii/elections or to lask tern ‘dissolution.

Meillllllillit‘. the duals of past

{up again. Ally one of the pending and -flfiS0ti|lli qucsilonw- the iby-. elecllbils. so long ilostlponed. the olniily lf‘(‘il-'lll'y, the enforced col- Ilcctlon of tiixlhi, the fourtlrjuilgc- the riviilry of itflfltfiilll-lfig a3- lllfflnts‘ fur tho Premiership or the Phil-Wiley‘ uonorzilslilp —~niny tfilp~ ‘ply the vbrve-Zeuze to rekindle the old coas of angry pnssion _fl\ll'd'_f:cl1ii the (lnvernmcnl asunder. It exists only in a" state of stupor; alike illlflillit‘ to decide or act. The only evident-o. of life or activity dis~ played is in spending the peoples‘ inoncy, which goes on splice. The

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Gommercfill ‘conditions are ini- provlng abroad. 'l‘lley have been very iliscourziging for several

years past. Tile countries of Con» trill Eilropc iinvo been in a pur» ticularlyadistresslng state, umrblc to sell 3111131111311)"llliliiille to buy.

‘9,"“""~°"' "d "Wwai "F°"l""'"a°i'5"9 Their inflated currencies have ‘ areqedlll Smouidcrlng and only been an almost insurmountable ' ,_it.wait a bri-illli of Willi] to llilnic banner to trade o“ the pm w“

that regard is (infinitely uniler way

reillizctl. the case, yet it applies to

lIl_g_iZ()_>1,_20Q dozen, evcl‘ British Columbia to New Zeiiliinil leftzjflcborligg, recently . on. board tths

is given a good

. expected that“-‘iaQahpbhsidorabio “Mycb “a” 0' expendnu" h“ trade with the dlstilnt Dominion opened wide and left open‘, will’ bgifnyglgpgd {j ‘ h H I _ , |

i Remeinherit Jlihursiday

tome an independiit Jewish state, not. as the result of any monopoly

of government of the Jewish lnin- orlty, but as ‘the result or a ‘world-

. Jfilv1iib ' -.~.. -- ._- 1r. y“ “pea-redress.

its... "the state.‘ For‘ many yearn the annual profit. has run into the .

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4.x. ii or vii." lo wit... i-a" M

t. illhlevteiwitio i i In city, town and”, ham.-

. 1.5,,“ . 1 ' loyini; sol

i t‘ tn REGAL Flop

Thrift ' ., .that _

uwives use it for all their, baking. All are agreed‘

s5 lwill

the bar-

Moli:irri_lncdgn' and Jew ‘may work

Britain will keep llcr pledge to tho Jewish people and Zionism ‘can take much iilspiriltion knowing that, llritiiill‘ once she gives u promise usually

never brczlks lier word. |

COMMERCIAL CONDITIONS IMPROVING

(Ottawa Journal.)

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lists; but hilpplly udlustlnont in. lid already good results are ‘being ' This is not, universally XIIOSL f iho- more dinportant nntlons.