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‘bulimia In Ontario ;\ Enter the Contests!‘

1 We are indebted to the Provin-

(Special to the Guardian)

member of a golf or be the popular thing

the subject of “Canada's Future." finding the bacon llll students are invited tomakduse profitable. This ls ‘n! them in the library. from which. in the Province of

they are not to be removed.

guy and girls you should now be: momy to the rarmem s . i

Ehipments of bacon hogs

ember. too, if you haven't yet enter- ed, we are thinking of closing. so that Thursday next, March the 9th, l; the last day on which entries will be received. So you've only thlec days more. . able reducers for far .

Entries for Charlottetown 16;] p mars

li;l(lllgs Countyl7. Makingatotal the last year totals

and 36 ‘il'0 boys. Herc i the list of books:— .ted to $22_753,73g_

oanadzifs Progress, 1927. l --—-<¢>____ ~ Canadian Opportunities.

c. N. R. Annual Report, 1925. C. N. R. Annual Report, i926. 'l‘llc Growth of a Great Port,‘

Canadian Portraits. Adrian Mc- Donald. 1

0e. l Production d: Thrift.

Nation Builders.

Can. Constitutional Studies, Bor-

don. Pioneering‘ in the Prairie West, Pollard.

The Makers of Canada. .1 ~ Canada and her Provinces. ,

Ottawa.

l (Canadian Press)

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Federal Charter Sought For New Company

(Special to the Guardian)

inc Department at noon today: ‘ PORT BURWELL. March 3. Dep. Mar. Ottawa.

i tion in Ungava.

l l1i;%ll1ll'5|l|l iPiiinio rllillllllliiiriiilliiiii“ ll lllilli BY MR. ililillllllilllill, M. P.

Queen Elizabeth

leaving the “"11" 11°"! today. collided withlhe

Admiral Keyes, ashore oi’- the accident imme-

l . ‘k . I {o} . l - vlncwl Llbrarin-On- Bacon Hog Profitable; Berthed After All‘~—~

OTTAWA, March 3.--To be a» social club may

among many ml Librarian. Mr. Fraser, for the|of the urban residents in Canada,

following 1151 91 b00113 171181118 firrbut farmers of the Dominion are hog clubs more particularly so Ontario. h

luring the period of the contests, the hog is bringing both famew stilts

ln training for the school competi- breeding purposeshave been malaria‘ u? ‘lions, which are to be held before recently to the United States, New m the fifteenth °1 1111s 1111111111- Wln- Zesland. South America and Bri- tain. There are now 350 Bacon Hog Clubs throught Ontario all doing everything possible to promote im- provement in the breeding of’ h0gs,l Iwhlch are regarded as sure profit-‘

Queens 3011111)’ 135 P1111111‘ 901111121 swine on the farms of Canada in

_ 800,000 while of 59 entries. 0f these 23 are girls the value of the Canadian Exports t of’ bacon and ham last year amoun-

Monueal. n U N lggrlancial Post Survey of Mines from Germain! Pr. Ed. Island d: tits Resources. i‘ ‘ '

.Hi.'.Associtl. i i . I [A N I | Blow llp Bullies Qucbcc, the French Cali. Prov- i 1 ‘ 1 in ' -—- |DetailS of Rescue Re"\vas liiadc this afternoon to blow up‘

latedgin Message to Marine Department Wet

OTTAWA. March 3.—Tlic follow- ing message was received by Mar-

"Airplane H. G.. Pilot Lewis. lan- ded on ice floc in Atlantic after tra- velling casterly direction for one day, having estimated. their loca- Vfsibiiity cleared OTTAWA, March (L-Extension so that land was visible to west-

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MERCHANT

The mun below readily sympath- izes with the man above: ho expects day to be that man.

' CHARLOTTETOWN, CANADA, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1928

p Hon. John‘ E. Si Q McLean, and insists L05 Angeles Safelyl Report Being implemented.

. . In the House of Commons. inte-

t; ply to Mr. A. E. McLean. M.P., Hon.

' - - John A. MacDonald, (King's) spoke

31111111118‘ Snowstorm as follows:—Mi-. Speaker. as this is

' - —--- ‘but the second time I have attempt- lCanadian Press)

LAKE BURST, N. J., March 8._ I am rather afraid I have so much After battling strong winds and a‘ to say that I shall not have an '11P- bllndlng snowstorm over her home Dnftlllflty 0f Sflyiflg it W1t11111 the field all night the Dlrigible Los An- forty minutes at my disposal. geles was walked safely into her I should like to devote a moment

ing a 4,000 mile round trip flight to member for Prince (Mr. MacLean) Panama. ,who has just taken his seat. If a Four sailors who were carried in-

a sudden ascent after an attempt-in‘? Further, in regard to his state- side the cabin. oecrease in Prince Edward Island.

Another member of the crew who hung on until the Diri- that the decrease in population in ;glble was 20 feet from the ground that province commenced imrnedi»

The increase m the‘ number ofuéask only slightly injured in the ately after the national policy_was

adopted. That is not so.

The big airship disappeared in census of 1801

ithe ground crew which had almost adopted.

hangar when the storm down. |the population

Forty three men were aboard her» Island was not correct. the largest crew she had carried ter of fact the first

since her flight to this country population of that

Farmer Threatens To

much weight.

(Special to the Guardian)

BERLIN March 3___An atmmpl. Mr. MncLeans Tariff Fallacies.

with an infernal machine the of-

' w ping at the Mansion House this af- - - - . Kternoon to inaugurate an appeal for He Shows the Fallacies and inaccuracies of l- E 1500.000 (about 02,500,000) to m..-

led to make a speech in this house.‘

hangar at '7 a. m. today, complet- or two to the remarks of the hoii..ply an echo of the present Prime

tarifi‘ is a hindrance to an increase speak it. as though we could hide the Bil‘ clinging to the handrails in population, why has the honuany fact from the world at large. the giant ship when the snow- member so consistently supported o. storm swept across the field forcing government which maintains a tar-ltempt to justify his political our.

ed landing were pulled to safety in- merits as to population increase-and

ground he was very far at sea instating ernment. why does he not lnslst,

In therenlly‘ and truly separate? the population‘ of

he storm and fear that she might Prince Edvwarri island reached its)

meet the same fate as the Shcnan- highest pcak. and that was thirteen’ ‘dosh was expressed by members of years after lllC national policy wasi The Consequently his argu-lhave been fully discussed by many . succeeded in walking her into the ment that the adoption of a pro-lspeakers and I rather feel like con- pe°1°d' Wm ammm" "Wwanrv m “ swept tective tariff started a. decrease iiifining myself to its bearing locally rf-‘ifffltloil 0f i119 tYf-‘fli-Y- T1115 1101311 of Prince Edwarriin the maritime provinces, . . . As a map. tlgulgply prince Edward 1513mm we morrow and if it bears cut anticipa- ;l¢-¢l-cn5o1nil1o‘lnil_ql_ howevm; remember that aliens, the British government in-

province comqcountry like Canada, with its lar e _ _

menced in 190i. five years afterthc expanse of territory. with its many 11111111911119 5" m‘ 1° 511011’ 11°" 131” 11-] ~~ Laurier government took office, and diverse elements, must necessarily 11115 E0119 111 019951118 3323111111111 a5- . _ . the decrease, as shown by every ccn-i receive great consideration from 91111119115- 1 x1911 m. Kmenh , , 1 n. sus since that tilnc. has continuedilnany different standpolnts, and the N0 0111111113111"? V3151°11 01 111° ruory “f Kowel“ ‘finch adjo m’ ' steadily. So that his argument irfgovernmcnt must always be pl-c- proposed treaty has appeared but it that respect docs not appear to have pared to recognize and to

As regards his argument that a twenty years from flces of the German Government tariff increases prices, I wonder how lar industries may

LONDON, March 3.—The Prince

(Special to the Guardian) I of Wales presided over a big meet-

vide cottage homes for ex-service men as a memorial to the late Field Marshal Earl Haig.

nclair and Mr. A. E.

Upon the ‘Duncan

to Earl Haig as a soldier and a. friend praising his service in the devoting himself to the Army mens interests even greater than his great war service. . "For it was then." said the Prince “that the true value of his person- allty found its strongest expres- slon."

Pending Egyptian Question by Nego- tiating a Treaty Have Again Met With Setback.

LONDON. March 3.-—Efl'0rts to settle the long pending Egyptian question by negotiating a treaty be- tween Great Britain and Egypt. have again met a set-back. No of- flclal statement has been issued either in Cairo or London, but Cairo advices make it certain that the Egyptian cabinet has decided to le- ject the draft of a. treaty recently submitted to them. -

The treaty was negotiated partly between Sarwat Pasha and Sir Austen Chamberlain in London last summer. Since then the negotia- tions hnvc been between Surwat and 10rd Lloyd irirdtish Commis- sioner at Cairo.

The Egyptian cabinet met today to draft a statement of the Egyp- tian point. of view, which it is ex-

dllstfl’ 01‘ P915011. and I think the hon. member for Prince will find that out before he finishes his cor- respondence with the tariff commis- sion of the United States.

The hon. member for Provenchcr ilMr. Beaublen) spoke about the ar- éguments from this side of the house b91118 more or less arguments in favor of immigration for the Unit- ed States. That. of course, is sim-

I

tended the meeting.

§Minister lMr. Mackenzie KingLbe- cause his policy appears to be to

I am not concerned with his at- (Special to the Guardian)

VICTORIA. ilarch ZZ-

wculd like to see the national rail- ways run separately from the gov-

ror British (Jolumbia, died in

Joseph ilospllal hero zit one

clock this morning. lion, .\ll‘» Sloan

leer; but when he states that he 1 u

o. that the government should cease

to guarantee the bonds of the na- tional railways and thus have it

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hospital- iio intended tho noon session m‘ the yesterday.

after- , Western View Altering

larger aspects of the budget

and pa,“ probably will arrive ill London to-

tends to publish the whole corres-

ndapt is buiderstood that the break occur-

To Earl Haigjl-H“

with a liemolrhuge while iittciillinglhave been a theatre rind wuss removed to the against his authority.

weir intecl time since last November. The Brit-

HHITISH WUIVIENM

es and gatherings suliarlt damage. including, lt is rc- ported. the deaths of about 800.

Churlultsto

Morning Guardian.

illli will ilN iliill i

Pllfi5_l_il_lill~l

Efforts Lollgl The Prince paid a feeling tributdslylltall

Now Gives Moral Support to Tribesmen Forming‘ t0 Attack Irak.

LONDON. March 3.—The- possi-

{billcy that Great Britain, holding

The Prime Minister, Stanley Bald-the mandate of Irak, may become win. and former Premiers Lloyd involved in serious _ trouble with George and Ramsay MacDonald at-llbn Saoud, King of the I-Iedjaz and FSuItan of Nejd, is indicated in of- ‘ficial despatches from Irak.

The Basra. correspondent of the

B’ 0- Dead ‘London Mail says that much au-

xiety has arisen in Irak over the ‘report that Arab tribes from the — lion. turbulent desert region of Nejd are \Vllllarn Sloan. I-linfiitol- of Mllitb-‘i forming a force of 20,000 men in St. attack lrak and Koweit.

The correspondent says that Ibn

Saoud is now giving his moral sup- stricken port to the tribaslnen who hitherto

represented as rebels

The situation is apparently the

Legislature out/ionic of British rcprisals on Ar- iab raiders whose murauding attacks lalong the frontiers of irak and Ko-

nave been reported in Assoc- Press dcspatches from time to

ish air force in lrak have made

with much re-

Three small British ivarships an: Bay. The small ter-

ak. contains one British air base, and both there and at another base

its policy to suitchangin ndi- red over a proposition whereby I at Ur of Chaldcs. ‘Jflflikf! 111911511769 tions- Today we have largi film“- Great Britain would retain control , are being taken to repel .110 ox- ‘111611-111113 industries in the central of the Suez canal provisionally for C 0 m m 0 l1 W Q a l t P6195 011M11- parts of Canada. Ten. fifteen or ten years. i “ " now many slmi- This would mean retention of a Guarantees Employ“)

be established in British garrison in Egypt and the ment to Women who,

Compensation and Claims a? 2991111111195 $111M Sflfltgllléfillr‘WlIlIiWBSICFII Canada, and when thotday government there considers that D t_ W De 3mm," and murder of its ‘c ac. examp 95 ° W l v~e seeymomes P10 a y our western friends the presence of the soldiers would 0 as Qmes 1Q 01% > 6.1.1:.‘ Dr. Bach Eeiery day, that the United States. will have a somewhat different viewbe incompatible with Egyptianin- g l An Em, Mm“... farm...‘ Heinrich the most highly protected countlinof the policy 0f protection. To my dependence. It also argued that kers.

-. - in the world, has on most of its pro- ktiaglgligfipglnfimxi p“: higlhfifsfgfig ducts the lowest prices to be obtain-

, d f. n A; 1 a, an ed with an can ship their manufactured pro- lgflgfiialulniachihg and Ytevolver, pe- ducts mm Cmmda m very large

demanded $80,000. otherwise he °11 1119b EVnY 1n» as regiattidsb his tar- _ gumen in connec on w l oun lcs,

he would blow up the build -I do not think he can claim that As the man held his finger Onpnying bounties to industry’ is any the operating lever of the infernal Pa“ °1 ‘he q°mervat1ve Pohcy- , machine; which he held under his 111 19133111 1° 59°11 WWW“ 1111111115 arm DR Bach humored mm and correspondence with the ‘tariff

oi service to out of town customers, ward. Ptetraced course. They t t check but Langkow commission of the United States, he and the opening of a number of reached land on Labrador coast vi- xggageousugplflous‘ and suddenliv Wm finm as every on.“ country new stores as need arises in difier- cinlty Kamektorvik after seven shot and wounded me Departmenbflnns and has always found, that

eat centres in e East are object- ives of an application for a Feder- al charter for a new company to be: brought them home. known as the T. Eaton Company Maritime Ltd., which has been fil- ed at Ottawa.

general merchandising business in- tllldlni: export and import. TllCfC is also a provision. which permits 111° fnlnilany "to amalgamate with

discarded. Personnel resorting

any Othrl" company having objectsraw walrus food shot by native us-

liltogcther or in part. similar toiing emergency kit rifle. 111060 of the company.“ "When abandoned- airplane in- 'I'llc capital is given at 2,500 shar- tact with exception of broken pro- 91. without nominal or par value. peilor and stiff legs onskiis caused The chief place of business of the by running into heavy rafter ice. °°1ni1nny 1B given as Toronto. ‘ ————--<ooa>----

' ' * fictor. Native in aircraft of most Alr wdlulible assistance. Estimated po-

___ sition of landing sixty miles off

rllc aeroplane with about 50o lbs [west 0f mall for the Island, landed on‘ "it ice of‘! Cut street at 2.30 p.111.‘ 31111111113’ afternoon. A very large number of citizens were down tosec,’ her arrive. l

She landed en route at Middle;

tSigned) LAWRENCE."

Wor1d’s Biggest Dam Of Sixty-

Sackvillc to pick up il f Hal-l ~ ‘

11"- Sydney. and 0th“: Nozzmscotlol SIX Spans M11115. Bhe also brought some pos-i

1-11 matter from the 1'1"‘1"1°“°5- LONDON. l\llil‘cli 4.--'rlll- Coir‘

which she had taken to Moncton. e mail for southern and eastern P1111115 connected with the Murray u rbour and Eastern trains respec- "vfily. thus getting it to its destina- °n 11W! days ahead of the time when it would normally have arriv- cd if it had travelled all rail,‘ w" 4-60 n- m. she left for Mone- ll with about 250 lbs. of postal Eatter. which would connect with e Maritime Express and with the J10 train for Halifax. “““"——-—-_4

-l.raci for the sluice gates for llll! Sukkur barrage or (lam on 11W River llitius ilas been placed by the lntlia Office with the firm lzi Rimsomcs and Rapier, Ltd, lps- wlcli- The gates will be manufac- tured throughout. of Ilriiisli mater- ial and liy British labor. Tile har- rngn will he ilie largest of its‘ kind ‘ln tho world. and it will coli- alnl, or 66 spans, eacli span being fitted with a "Stulloly" gulc. 60 tfeot wide liy lii feet six inches denp- l‘. lwill be situated on tho River llulilii below ltho Sukkur (70188. 11110111 three miles ‘from Rohrl. and will iiold up writer for feeding canals lo ll-l-lgato 6,000,000 acres in the

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Condensed Specials

RATIF40. r word, not Y P l oi’ Bind.

‘Ichmanuo. u“. “hum lliehigcgrovlitcc. practically iho H ulna of England. ls mainly devoted iiin ' ' . q" PRINHNG 0F to agriculture, and ‘has about 1o.

lvlav “Wnrlnlinh. cheaply and expedi- lloualy executed. ouirilian Coa- "ll Job Primary, Fiona III. -~_______ ‘You warn noon auvnoaaa. Prices 60 for I00: 100 for 85o; for 560' 500101- 0100; 1,000 1w 0m. lvormui. ‘Guardian

000,000 acres of cultivable land. It l; llnr the purpose olf ensuring and ragugiting ample supplies of water that the Sukkur project has been duvelollfld-

Five Students Injured-

onpto, Mai-ca s-rivc students "were intlmia todav in a serious

Office. Guardian Job Prlutery.

days travel. where Eskimo hunter ‘ V _ picked them up four days later andcmks mshed up and struggled Wm, open its doors to competition with

"During travel over ice iii Atlan- tic air raft used for time in making lfrom floc to fioe. Air raft eventual- Thc application provides for ally lostby native and small ice pans, used as rafts over leads using pad- ‘1195 0f 511' ran‘ Pa" 01 emergerlcylcask contained enough high explos- 711119115 1°51’ and pa“ of necessltyiivcs to blow to atoms half of Ber-

lest reports of his doings in Detroit.‘ “m”, mm,“ Sh, h“, mnmcwd.

chief in the breast. Ushers and the United SW65 1n n01 Bnlns in

iLangkogp who Seeing that al-rasgits own people. The United States ‘was near: pulled the lever. roi-t- takes care of its people. manufact- unately however. the machine jam- "refs, farmers and every 011161111"

loss of lllS farm. arrived in Berlin ed anwvheml prices 5° 10w that they

“fixated the omce of Du Bach and quantities and pay a tariff on theniisuch a policy we cannot hope to be

nnnd We must always adopt a ooll- this condition would constitute re- cy which W111 work the least nos-cognition of Egypt or the British sible hardship to any section and occupntlon, at ihie vSZIIIfIB time conserve the in- Egypt afgues further that lhls u” r91’ ° the mun“? 111711110111 objection to the treaty would not b - ' generally successful, and even if we u§d$°f§c§1y tiepriifgfe pfgféff lay; t%f‘?1k“_t°°mp"°m15°5 11°19 and tions would be invited to arbicrate meviéabfe‘. use accept‘ 111°“ as 1191113 the whole question, should the two employment upon their arrival. t, b rm anad“ I d° n“ “WY governments fail to agree on a per- Among them were 22 women from ($1. joRoghnthie Minister 0: Finance manent arrangement before tlie endithc training hostel at Market Har- conéue an m“ §Tgeav°rm5 m “j of the decade. borough, Leicestershire.

but I d b. te erem’ elgmenns’ It is believed that other points in| Australia l5 Dfellflfed 1° 141119 “'0' dusmnso; ‘Lsgicgoggeagliifigctggoq; the draft treaty presented iio 8103011101‘) who can show that they have would be more m his credit if he difficulty, Great Britain agfggd to had sufficient 8XpBrlBIlC8,'0bl.3.lll€d =

tion with the recent sailingof 163 British ivomen for Australia, the

wealth to do domestic work, it is stated that they all were granted

~ " - ' ' ' ~ ' Australia. It is financial affairs and included ll transfonnlng the Brmsh c°mm's"domestlc ‘Yolk m ~ .1.

the liabilities. I do not intend ato 510m" m1‘) an Ambassador‘ meyfcr ‘hose “he hi-we not me adwmls , _ also agreed to Vrecognjui Egypt as age _of_ this experience. Qthagntle 3

. (Cmmnufld o“ page u) competent m jam the League ofltraliilng hostel has been cstti si. Nations. It is understood that ihc

An investigation by police cx- lperts- revealed that the infernal

iiivlil ill

‘lin‘s Government offices. __-_-_¢o>--

Keep Your Eye

l On J ack MoKeilna ‘§',3.°,§,',,§3i“;§.,;‘.‘°;§,1;‘§§3§§‘.L‘l“.i..'§3§l Jack McKenna, who left Sydney‘ _

Sunday night for Detroit. arrived ,ln that town safely and from now on will work under}; the dliliiectziiomlof his new manager. arry ea . 1c ‘