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I5~00 P03 133!‘ $4.00 per year (In 35.00 per year (in advance) mailed to - ‘ Memlie Audit Bureau of Clrenlstions

Memory is Weaker. than

“TM Strongest « the

front-page public any other occasio

vprese to riati

I-Ion. J. L. Il

f "Justice Ar ' tnittee; Premier Campbell, chairm j W. J. P. MacMillan, vice—chsirm v M. Murley, director of publicivty, A. R. Cooper,

entertainment committee chairman, P. W. Turner,

Ireception committee chairman, and all others

concerned in arranging the many details of the v programme and carrying it to such a triumphant

. eonclusion.

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terday’s Liberal statement with open sale of liquor at the Fair:

"In regard to liquor-selling therein no doubt ' iihe laws here are most liberal. Iliquor-_is> just as‘ easyioobtalnasanyoiher beverlﬂ. ’ rnodity. The bar and the evidence everywhere. and -reflects truly the ‘World or 'romorrow‘..i«hm the sale or beer, ales. wines and ‘liquors will.be even less restricted than today. Almost every piacehss a bar and in bar is wide open to the alongside the piblic no obstruction and no nd no person seems to bother as to howinany

restaurant or eating several instances the public View and located walk or street. There is secrecy at all a tovvhoishavingadrinhores V , girls or women are in the oompimi. Ind 89-111 Will!

all this publicity and open see the first person on the ing the slightest signs oi’

Further on in the same letter we read: ‘ _

"I have often sun: an ode which contains s a" pleasure in lite. to wherever e travel by day or by than with -that feeling that I tormerly 0! Charlottetown. now or tan-

...a,*: 1'-’vr.‘

these‘ words, ‘It’ you will, to meet as w the rest," so it was

greeted!-I. H. Brown,

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, 1'1 -‘g‘ileiiéi:»‘.ha§.iibanaonéa ice?" ’_ lief projects and responsibility for ‘ -. " IAbor,Minister

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President. usut.-col. Wrcbsstsr I; lelors Vioe President. J. I. lunett. I. J. I

secretary. I.ient_-Col. D. A. llsollnnori. ll. _ Editor and Msnpringnlreelor I. l._ltlsstt. I. J. I

Associate Editor. runs w sunscrirruon na"rlis=

Weakest Ink." s_ii'r_uig.nAr. ‘J_UI;1_'_2z, _1_oss

A Red-Letter Week

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Charlottetown has been the scene of many memorable celebrations, but certainly none which ‘has been carried out more successfully, or on such an ainbitious scale, as this week's comme- moration ot the 75th anniversary of the historic Confederation Conference. Not only are all our citizens and visitors in agreement on this point, but the Province, as a result, has received more ity from coast to coast than on n, not excepting the Royal Visit in which, naturally, we shared the spotlight with other provinces. This week's was unique in the hist were no other outsiandin the interest with which it was followed, and the significance of the anniversary was brought home to all our fellow-Canadians. V With regard to one of the ieatures—the fine historic pageant staged on the opening evening of the celebraiion—there has been general con-

' currerice in the suggestion of Mr. J. R. Mac- Nicliol, M. P., of Toronto. that it should be nted right across Canada as an inspiration onal unity and patriotic sentiment. Among those so expressing themselves have been Hon.

. T. A. Crerar, Minister of National» Resources in the Dominion Government, Bracken, Premier of Manitoba, while equally favorable comments have been sley, Minister of National Revenue, and Hon. J‘. W. Estey of Saskatoon, Attorney- General and Minister of Education for Sask- Itchewari. Contributing much to the ‘success of the 1 ' week's celebration was the presence here of these and other distinguished parliamentarians, as well as the Army and Navy units, the U. S. destroyer and French cruiser, the Massenet Choir, and the gallant Firemen from all parts of

E the Maritime Provinces Warmest congratul

Paving The Way?

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Ire coming events casting theirshadorws be-

fore?

The well-known ably those of Mr. J. F. ernment representative at

Fair, appear under a, remarkable letter in yes- oi-gan containing the following regard to the advantagesof

. and his brother. Mervyn Brown don. England. - . Oh boy, what a~feelingl' imit-

Central Provinces Sceplical .

, by Premier Dup_lessi_s _ and " at the door

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bill pitiviani tor ii.- ‘ ce'nto

relief

do its l ' oeuvre up‘,/to repruenf scheme does A tion bribe tiny

to spend rlllit ' e. disturbed‘-‘Q-boil-t ,the' .it$l:.II

(|n ldvanocl delivered lo 031 ’ advance) mailed to 1'. I. Island

programme cry of Canada. Thcrc

g events to detract from mates. is Cxpected

castbef

According to Mr. ing in Nation’: Busine by the retailers and w portion of the cost inv

and Hon, John

received from

ations are due to Mr. senault, convenor of the central com- an,‘ Hon. Dr. an. Messrs. J.

ed dissolution.

initials “J. F. W.”, presum- Whear, Campbell Gov- the New York World's

tavern or inn it the .World’s Fair‘

selling I have yet to ' ‘Fair’ grounds show- xioation."

pentre for the’ city.

1' loyirienb-ref-.

rnment. In the‘-Quebec 'Preinier’s éu Domini

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I" » Editorial Notes I

Wellington defeated Napoleon Salamanioa this date, 1812. , ~ -0: s

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Jewish Disabilities Act passed in Britain, is morrow’s date, 1858. l ' * *

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We have had King's weather for Confedera- tion celebrations anyway. an s

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Japan's wheat crop, according to latest esti- to amount to 55,000,000 3",, bushels, which will be a record, and an increase of 21 per cent over last year. Should this fore- » ulfilled, the flour situaton in ‘Japan, om‘ -Manchukuo, and China will be cased to some of ‘w:°v

of the I

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down the costs on a case of lettuce (five dozen t-h heads) shipped from Caliiomia to Washington, nod D.C., which would sell for seven cents a head or $4.20, the retailer’: margin is $095: the job- M ber’s is .25; broker's commission is .065; the ]y grower’s $1.327; transportation amounted to

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Welcome to Dominion Girl Guide Comrnis- "" sioner, Mrs. H. D. Warren, C.B.E.,LL.D., and her contingent of Guides and Guiders who arrive on a visit; here this evening. A splendid program and 81' has been mapped out for them including an official M‘ reception at the Provincial Building at 10 am. tomorrow, church service at St. James and the Basilica at 11 a. m., tour of the city, including Government House after luncheon, visit to Green

net and Camp-fire at Lakewood at night, guests of~His Honour the Governotr and Mrs. DeBlois. ’ i .# i

It is announced from Ottawa that the Fed- "h ei-al Government may make new appointments of Lieutenant-Governors for Quebec and Prince Edwafd Island immediately before the anticipat- Whatever may ‘be the case in Quebec, -we can assert that riobody——well, hard- ‘’ ly anybody—wants a change here. All are more than satisfied /with Governor DeBlois, and if a vote were taken he would be returned to a second term by an overwhelming majority of Liberals and Conservatives alike. federation has filled the high position with such adequacy as His‘H<:noi- has.

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"Wheat in the grain is not used for animal ‘feeding in the United Kingdom to anywhere near the same degree as it is_ in Canada," ac- cording to reports received by the Department of Trade" and Commerce from its Trade Com- missioners inlthe United Kingdom. expensive in comparison with other equally ef- ficient foods. Oats are largely used, their well- balanced composition making them suitable and in safe for most animals and their cost being with- in the limits of many buyers. Feeding barley has been foundiespecially suitable for feeding hogs and is used mostly for that purpose. It is also used occasionally for horses and, mixed with cotton or other cake rich in protein, has been found excellgnt for sheep. It at is

of the Metropolitan Opera House by its thirty- five box-holders to a larger and more widely ‘distributed civic group to be organized for the & purpose of establishing. .a perinamentrmusical “* Ihe Metropolitan Opera. and Real Estate Con'1p'aiiy,~ ‘through which the box-Holders ownthebuilding, finds itself ~facing mcritical situation because some of'lts stock- holdershave persistently refused to pay tlie.'as- sessineiits levied-against «tliein, and because more than half its stock is held byestates ‘whose ,trust_ees' cannot peg-gnii, aesthetic and ieniimg-.:'ii_si Voonsiclerations to 0:ih,v.eigh in‘s'teria.l oiiu; -‘ . I . ‘

WOmen's dress inusi owlze. " ti |I0tlIi_ng~.ooiiIidering non mini ‘ ' an wh!9Iv..,ihe'y.fsre saiaii '7" A

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. . ‘Dressing the man- In" unemployment relief guiseit. It is no less an elec- If‘ Ottawa has money

if it is genuinely , in Ontario, why did Iuocutu , til‘ ftitterswsy 1 whole session of _

Parliament without’ making some effort at 3 I '1>I'.3¢t.i¢81. W0rthWhi1e—' remedy?" The question is being asked in other P1’°Vm¢G5i, \1Ih€|'¢'illli!’ing baits have been held 13 out with the object. of getting the municipalities to; join -in s; preelection spending of unprecedented proportions, whose chief value right now, in‘-the words of the Globe and Mail, is as a ‘_'sweetcner" for the votes soured by the

- To men" wliosesioeoriieii Ldepend on .forts.lwa. otter. aiisgceid at P9 o inert individual

UAIJbLb' A"a'.‘A" ‘£.A£hA'l'ﬁll‘5N'I.' U!" ‘“ rim. Iirulhst: any kin of ...

I‘ needs. "You it eidentlrieluding 0 Ass first-’ i ' ’in

of what are now s , nd strstezrnecessitstea by nothing, it must be ten our in

the united will ox our own peope. — Yornhirs Post.

I write oiten-ibout "astluns be- cause so many out wl because, as medical students, -we were taught that the cause was unknown and there was no cure. Relief irom an attack vmg attest-

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. ,reeen -~ . e invitations sent out w marked “R.S.V.P." so; since they planned to attend,dI;'s

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snuu nhnnon The westwatrd star above us, we mrnod home,

r.esvingtiie.winci behind us and the or tinker’: uushier lined into ‘to leach Snug‘ Harbor, when no Blue Sign thimder. suddenly we Tl_1e,leeward and the twin. A tﬁ an étwmewmns like s W

And rwhirge Glligliwtﬁhause with its

, tea. was enough for completing his coup?- nl Pl’ ,

No one since Con-

d link’ of I shoves her limb. in and out or the cargo here and .

rinkey Louise. Now, Louise it seems wasbroughr back by a sea- his and

From the rrelgliter iwhioh

‘lbs ouiet dusk Ieiiroumi usasiws ' be_neath sunset, drow- we inomv;i°_inio the harbor lit by usving behind the outposts or me "I'hele.:;ln¢water and therap- 'Iio come to port beneath a aloud-oi stars. ~

“It is too

lighthearted oxispers became

“PW "hm °“*"“ ‘—l!arold vinsl in the Christian every so rtan. no , ~ became so particular , s°m‘°° M°.n“.m' whenever -the vessel was cargo. She'll slipmher leash and no ,

f winches and oin general endanger talnly th

The finer things in life are not usually pop-gm ular with the moneyed classes or those having "5 the wherewithal to pay. As the only means of ‘insuring the continuance of grand opera in New on York, plans are well under way for the sale ’

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, arse ‘the convalescent stage.

of'tlils’vltal format’ insurance.

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ﬂllﬁlllfl personal er.

family, ask

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iron Can\See.the_'Valtief ’

of Your -Charlottetown, Guardian by Its (Service? to You’! '

Always rirst in vlrrlnr. you the loc_ai,_- national ,: and world events. ‘ 0l.AIwa’_s t to_,gl_ve you best buys roi'ig_ advortlaefs col- umns.“ '. "

Always’ Firstl’ to {Serve W Your Needs!‘ ' ~ . " '

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