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ciiilomwii GUARDIAN

tear (ll advance) mnile" ll that... and cums vitam- Daily (founded iiim amt a" nu: no advanear our-no. l’ A

. run. _ rvi,v_l'_o'rnfrrli,‘l’hvvvi Notes By The "i i

“To drink or not to drink. that Wll '

Surround‘ P. E. I. History

' %IIIIIPII—W- Cheater B. bleLure. Ylee-Piroaldentyl-J. B. Burnett. |r

may not be of particular interest to

which ended in the death oi one oi ,

REMINISCQNSIS OI‘ IOYHOOD

Central street,

. ._._ . the auwlpn 111st cvnlwnl-td I11 navs 0N "m: lsumn" this special inducement added: , v eighteen-year-old Chicago glrl." says - llclergymen, 1mm“ and printers, ‘ the Liter!!! Digest. Bhe settled it‘ _ These reminiscences r r _intlle h." “m”

by joining 'a nocturnal gin party.‘ Th9 mum‘! ' m?“ 15"" Ohm“

Colin McLellan,

do-but I can and l wont!" Later on Jones opened a restaurant on had hand bills dis- tributed advertising his Wlfll- Wllh

When Colin McLellan. JR, son oi’ Esquire, v Summer

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_ Secretary-Lieu. Col. D. ‘Killer and Manager-J. it. Burnett t

TUESDAY, MAY 14, 1929

a. sioeniuuuu, u. s. o. the young men when which they were riding overturned. A coroner's inquest followed at which the jury was composed of six prominent educators. The main wit- ness was the young woman referred to. ‘

Anson-late Edllm-D. K. Currie.

POTATO INSPECTIAN

The Chicago Tribune quotes her

should share, particularly in the mar- l testimony. "Ii a girl doesn't drink,"

keting of our agricultural and fishery

the car in.

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{he young people oi todaygbut many of the older generation who at one time claimed Summerside as their home, may recall some of the names or incidents recorded.

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laiirrmo luianv i FOB nay raven

l Perhaps you are a sufferer from, In the hurry. lhd rush °l' hl-"hu" lhay fever and have about decided ilhese days. it is a P16151111 l0 lhlhli .thrt there is no help for you. 31inch w the W1" "he" i" W"

side, was added to the business office force. The Journal could rlZhmlIlY claim to have in its employ the most obllging, oolirteous and ladylllie young man in town. l-fe soon hecztmc a favorite with the employees and his ‘manager Mk. Brennan. He held his position oi office manager and bookkeeper for ilany years, We all

. she said. "she'lsn’t wanted at a par-

As noted in The Guardian ycster- 1' produmr day. the potato shippers and growers of New Brunswick are meeting today

at Woodstock for Llle purpcse of (lLS- gem, MacPilee oi the Maritime Pro- Chum!" they hive hld lihfl Plfly in lizlefiheylleig lthhahtllhgd iasighyieal: cussing the inauguration o! wmpul- vinces Association of Toronto will‘! h°m°l "oh "*- h“ l‘ h‘ “mil t e e m an" o“

my inrpertivn of poiatvcs shipped complete arrangements for exhibits, from that Protinzc. COZZ-iillflLlIlg on ‘from mayor the Provinces at the l

During their visit ‘.0 the Marltimes _ _ r _ l t; 1 t; p"- .A t, a d grieved or rejoiced with them. Commissioner Burnaby and Presl- {never invite her to another par-y. our‘ m 1° h t’ " of us“! n

l ild - he e played or worked ty these days. They think she's lust latriglttggugglr 1,93’; :3, no]: its“, rzgménizn: ' or our own age. foolish and old-fashioned. And they‘l -

And if we follow along the years we plainly see, from time to time, our childhood companions, grown to mature years, obeying the call of ltheir creator and pwlnl mm lhh

lsrlng his bottle with him he's off you lb" °°"-‘“l““ll' “he” Phymh“ "' and he won.‘ come “Mm. A “me itgarding prevention. more quesmmms’ and ma“ the young a Unfortunately many patlerns wait i

had nicknames, and Colin was best known as “Noseyfl

Oolln loved to dance and skate and was the owner of a pair cf silow shoes. He was good company where- ever he went. had no bad habits. always wore a smile, and was capable and conscientious in his business tasks. . He was one of my best

Den/en?

the st. John Telegraph- . National Exhibition which is held an- wuneé tum“ w so] bu‘ ma m meewithin a couple vi Weeks 0i the 6X-

tliis move. Journal says: nually in Toronto. These Pmvlhh" liioor in a faint. "The conic‘ n20 is timely. Just in their own inleresis should makel That ls not all. The party was to

now. as n result oi d rcductioil in freight rates. pmatoes 0m this province are finding a ‘ through to the Pr ~ Co . _ are also the ma. on of .120 British West Indies ailcl Cubri. .\'o polotces except these of wood quality: and properly graded should b: 17"‘llli[- led to leave lilf‘ prtriiicc " _

There can be no illlhallOfl that close and rigid ins note to the successful mai-kcliilg of any product, and pa ' ularly of po~

ta:oes. It

ccziou i= 1h: My‘

was pointed 0L1: ciurin; the debates in the Proriilcril Lcgis- laiure tha‘. much injury has been dull: to the potato bUSZflvSS of this Pro- vince by the shkpulvilt cl‘ ill assort- ed‘ and short wciglltvd bags. berememberezi also ills‘. many cars oi need Pill-aces were turilrd back at the shipping points in 113st seasons realise they did not mcasilre up to‘ the Standard required by ille Potato Growers’ Association. find these po-‘ taioes gone forward they would have done incaiculcbie injury to the wilole’ potato buslners, _

’I‘lle success of our seed potaiucs was due largely to the rigid inspec- tion. There is no inspemion of table. stock. and no doubt considerable quantities oi inferior and poorly gra- ded polatces find tllcir way to mark-l eta which we are endearoring to cul- tivate’ and develop. Action should be! taken at onre to insure that suchl inferior product be Competition in tile p~t.l.o busines: [has become so kecn tlls: oniy thc ‘hi? best can have a chains in any. market. \'.'e bias; wiiil good reason! that w: grow til: finest pounce; on l

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kept a: home.

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,fhe Rotary Club. Arrangements are being made for a public meetin: 0h

.I-/ia:Phee will discuss the subiecti

l commercial and

loll possible arrangements to secure ‘hm/B bfiglldheld llzlflhhllhle- but Eh" _ .C t 1 m“ lwas for en an_ l ese youngs ers. “hat publi ity they can ou o lmgh and gradeachool Ems mm to “He” Canadamude exhlbluon’ ‘a roadhouse to drink and dance.

A5 llllTadY hml°unced~ Mewa" "There was nothing unusual about Burnaby and MacPhee will arrive in ‘the party.’ ‘said Edwin J. Tobin. Sup- Charlottetown by the Hochelaga on Ierlnzendent oi Cook County Schools.

_ _ . i , c 1 le n g e - ‘he Pxovmc a1 Gmemm m' 10:: lMore than half the girls above six- business men and others interes e, ‘teen and 7o p" can; _of'f.lle youths in the 5301111112 0i’ 111E739“ l“ m" ‘above eighteen years old accept the

and products in Central Canada. Aflime code for a grandam pm-;y_

ilieeiing of the provincial committee lento ride, dancing and a bottle of,

'0', the ltlaridme Provinces Assocla- gin or moonshine. And a young cou- iion will be held on Saturday after- Pier h Mme “f mmmhln” and in r and m‘ Amway “fi-emmm the m’ lfor the destruction of human socie- iiors will be lnviled to speak before lryj’

‘rhat the bottle is still an arbiter lo.’ fashion, not only in Chicago but Aionday nigh. at wmch evgrygne 1n- gin many other cities under the Vol- teresied ln the development of home ‘lead Aci- L‘ “iwsmd by ‘he 0mg"

ducslha World-Herald: "We have 011K011 markc“ {or our Bland pm ithe whisky bottle from the bar-room should attend. Messrs. Burnaby and aw the 110ml we M” amused l. m

leather or silver to fit the hip-pocket

:iillly and will gladly welcome any ‘of our callow sons, to be used to liv-

suggzsmns m. nflornmgo“ harm; Fen up our neighbors‘ little girls. It

‘is’ ht' t d.Man oi upon the man“ T-he vim o! the” Iusnrtlcwndt Lilli"; istowhfit we have scnilemen to the Province is. we be- ldone’ n m a horrible mm: to n“ up “Wei °f "fly we“ imlmrmme m m" ion the consciences oi us who think

HZYlZUlYlIYKl lhle" Iwe know how to use the ballot and, csts, and the public meeting on Mon- lrule society." ' day nigh: should be a large and‘ representative one.

Wheat prices ‘umbled again the other day and are 30 cents s. bushel below what was ob.aine.ble three €.._- months ago and are now lower than “By me sea- m, the m“. o; a new ‘for many yearsl.‘ Despatches ‘from the bookie: advertising the advantages of gkziidtelérrrrf: ‘lug: ‘tiles; ‘swig’; m’ Marmme PrMmAé-éus’ issued by loi bushels in farmers‘ hands over

BOOSTING THE MARITIMES

cares and worries of this life. as well pegged an”; 5nd try to "t; u mny iat- what pleasures the world may itreatments as possible within thlsisive. into eternity Many time!‘ I short {hum have read in the "old home papers" Perhaps in having the skin test; ldurlng recent years. accounts of the ‘lit was iound that you reacted atrong- 011581118 0i dell‘ M9115! "hill 311mm ly to the ragweed polen, which as a fill l" 8°"!- ,matter of fact is thought to bethe [cause oi more cases oi hay fever ithan all the other causes combined. Nalurally you have taken the rag-

During the year 1881 to i883, sev- eral changes took place in the per- sonnel. oi The summerside Journal

104 Farm Fires in. P.E.I. During 1928

Thai is the number of fires recorded by the Fire Marshal within this Province during the PM‘ "lf- Th! ‘MI-l W0- perty loss on these farms was $106.9,32~ a larl‘ ‘I'll-PO. which demonstrates the advisability of Farmers protecting their property against fire and lightning by means of strong stock insurance such as this flflfl hi8 t0 05¢!‘-

We will be glad to arrange an inspection of property,

friends and it was therefore with a feeling of deep regret that I read oi his tragic death in Vancouver a few i years ago when he accidently fell ‘ from a hotel window and died as o result.

After recieving a raise in wages : the second year. I longed for my tailor made suit or clothes, and my 1

‘weed injections for some weeks be- liore the regular August attack, and Yet the results have been disappoint- ing. If such is the case it might be worth your while to have further tests made, as physicians are now nnding that some other protein sub- stances which, while they do not cause as strong a skin reaction as does the ragweed, neverthelms are if real factor in causing hay fever. Therefore it is not unusual now for the physician to inject a combination oi protein substances, and the results in many cases have been moat satis-

employees. John Fisher, the mechv anical foreman, removed to Boston. where he held a good position in one of the large printing offices ior many years. He is now retired and living in Massachusettes. After his departure P. U. Croken was promoted to the foremanship of the newspaper com- posing room. Hedley Brehaut. as previously mentioned, took a position on The Pioneer. W. Gordon Seizur- man, a good all—'round printer, who had returned from the States ~was given a place as compositor, make-up and assistant to the foreman. Added

ingly granted my but advised waiting until

summer days,

request

There were several tailors in town at the time. among them being a scotchman named Murdock lifncLeod whose shop was on Water street, and William Wickllam, an Irishman, who had alittle workshop in his home on Notre Dame Street, oppposlte the court house.

good mother, who had previously ‘ made all my wearing apparel, will ‘

U18 warm '

Each one promised a ‘

and i0 furnish rates and information without obligation, on ‘ request. '

Hyndman fr’ Co; Ltd

The Oldest insurance Agency in P. E. l. Established I872—-J0hn O. Hyndman, President. Charlottetown

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NOW 'l‘ASTE THE SWEET FRESH FLAVOR or

BRAHMIN TEA

lo the force were also Alonzo D. Rog- ers from Linkletter Road and Neill

jaetory. ,' It is estimated that not less than ‘half the eases which take these pro- 3°“ °f smhhwmd“ mm ml“? tein injeciions get complete relief, “W3- Wh° 1 huh". “huh” that another w.- m. ‘mun “ram ‘at ltrade in the office. The writer. now some relief, ‘and the others can see i"'"°'°d °l the m1”- "P- D" 0"“ no ‘difference in their condition. b I lm°v°d m“ m’ M’ printing “w” The mjeéfiom "e bu“ m] mment by Mr. Brennan. This was a

twelve weeks before the expected on- iselmm° bum)‘ °t m‘ buskmu- The first job handed me to set up was a

setand‘ are given every four c1 five, days until" fifteen doses are taken. Ii 5 hi“ h°“d' you get ‘any relief at all it is worth: while to repeat the treatment for two l Empmym l“ °“° “Maw- -°' "n o, three-years; ~ ioiher in the business office for a

50.1w‘ . - m. than. that no“ itime was a scotchmen named Balm- lwlthstandirig "these ' injections ‘you imlh“ ‘ “m” °““°'°"l m“ ""1 Wm not .8“. much mm, ‘nd youifl musician of some ability, During iwonde-r u» the“, L, myth.“ use m” ‘his short soiourn in Summerside _he can be<d°m_ mi-ganized a fife and drum corps

36mg- ciarerul m wnbh you!‘ ma’. ‘among the boys of St. Paul's parish ‘and buydown on your ma“; w“. ‘gal: the request of the Rev. ‘Patrick [TSW JFIIIIJ.» (except/ orangesi~p1ndfxuykkthe' 9.5m" ' '

good iii; ii I would patronize him; in fut they said they would fix me up so well that my young rrlencls would hardly know me. I did not wish to displease one by giving the job to the other; so decided after . much deep thinking, that as I vras.’ oi Scotch-Irish descent, I would buy the material from MacLe-orl and have Wickham do the workMurdock ‘ being a. kind hearted man, with always a pleasant word and broad» smile for the poorest boy, agreed to this arrangement. He measured ofl= the goods, which was brown in color. supplied the lining. hair cloth, and everything else required in mailins r. first class suitof clothes wrzu/pcd the . whole in a package, which I deliver- cd to Mr. Vlickham, who promised to have the work finished without uneccesary delayz

Sold only in Red. Hygienic, Airtight Packages.

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E. R. BROW 146 Richmond Sh, (Tharlottetown Fire, Life, Accident, Sickness and

A Plate Glass insurance at ' Lowest Rate. - ,

Good Strong Stock Companies

Agent at Summerside, Lloyd Lewis.

insh, and lake a little baking soda orl

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William Wlckham was‘ the pound-

; iltc publlciiyi department of the Can- i

what is required for seed and sustenj ‘other alkali, may help you over the? "mm" "h" ‘"111 W“ elven em

the continent, and this has brrn ad- nziLted in Canadian centres as well as

:adian National Railways. There are once, Thgy were holding" 1|; in the

iployment for a time was a Yankee‘

miaater at that time. as well as tailor

‘distressing period.

;and was often called upon to "round

iobout thirty well written pagesof de-

' known as C. O. Jones-Chrlstpher Col i

h‘ the “"395 S3595- WQ C-‘llml Bl friprhle mayor and ihe brochure is §ket collapsed twice in succesion. The

£°;i'ta:;:':.”‘:'hil D “J on 1K . well illustrated with photographic lsluhi‘; hi“ take“ “w” ‘nuch M the“ c . e our comgzcilz- , _ purc as n; power. crs are u r3 every m n»- l rcprodumcns‘ Bpcmany interesting i

l“ lhrlr rm r to imirrm-e iiwlr iiw- k ‘° ‘m *“‘°“d“‘3 "ism" t° m” Mark l Premier s. p. Tolmle of British duct. This mats? is. cr should b), of; 1m” l5 ‘hi? lhmrhlalwh ‘eflrdlh? ;Columbla, who is now in Winnipeg. vim “mum [u u... Pz-O-‘rinsisl cow iiczrls. tourist accommodation. camps Ewhen interviewed in regard to the Cnmen.‘ and m, dwb. h. u,“ 5m.” valid golf courses. The Post Oflice arl- gill‘! wrlfl chenses across the border m}! and Bmwers hum ‘mm it the lldress of all the principal hotels and fold they would be injurious to the _ boarding houses m each can,“ m, ! umber trade of his Province, but necessary lfiiwlilt-Ch could b: smurcd _ ‘ ioxher markets would be iound. He before the next crop govs 1o market. l gwen‘ WM‘ m? ‘names o‘ m‘ pro‘ ladded. “It islhigh time that Canada iprielors, the disiance oi each from ism‘) he‘. push‘ policy m regard to ltlle rnllwfly staLiQn. the number oilrarifis and come back with a ‘little i Eavailable rooms, the rates per day or |spirit of her own. One could be too Discussing the ihreaienod Unitcdl week, etc. The Pllblication will bcslmllilh ‘hlrhld (Jahllrltlh! “hfil “he? antes tariff izlzrccse a l':.v vxccks a ur-ciui one to tourists and should “gush? nfzzfggit 23:1: 22st after Mr. Robb announced the “wait i prove of excellent adverli-iihs vfl-‘Jel

, ‘ ‘Efilmflll; is so pro-American that it and see" W113i! 01' the C19'-'@1‘11111'~‘11l'°lh'~‘ “m” PT°""‘°°5' [accepts whatever injury Washington during the course oi his illldgél;

jinillctras all right and must be ac- speech in the House of COlllilUIlS.‘

lcepied.

Premier King said: , I l

“Th5 lmited stmes Wm be we } "Ifoliday frocks are often spoil. by: ‘Lloyd George in his hot pursuit of firs: to recognize, if. in any action H1111?! llmlmd lh lJllhlW 5W5 F W5‘ ‘he wuman vote “ddieswd 9mm W0‘ they lake. our trade with ilienl is litumiel. The has; W-ay. suggests an hlehlmlel‘! l" Alhe" Hall 0h Thllffi-j adversely affected. that it is our - ' ~ eday evening last. It was announced dutyénd our right. and should c’: lexchanze. is to send thcm in advance and l be our party to sce to i that fie make sucll arrangements with aspect to our tariff as will our interests in cur own

.____._____.__ NOW‘ MR. KING» ZZOTE

EDITORIAL NOTES

by Miss Samuel who presided that tickets had been sold in advance to itlie capacity of the hall and yet 20.-

It l5 P10190585. 513'! 8h eXChBhfi- 000 women had been unable 1o ob-l to hold an "ignition" contest to de- lialn ldmitllmcv- I'll-l Speech was; Gide whether a 013mm, "any" m-"broadcast to other cities and towns.‘ “lemon cf Sh“ can produce the iThe woman vote registered is» largely! first spark, the winner to be present- lgezgifiil; ‘i112: ggfhmfizlgtr-lsfigzll? tire and Labor parties in a grand» . rally oi the women voters. He arous- i

ll h fi-‘illmllled lhhl "h “lhY “fed great enthusiasm among them. 100,000 men will be employed in tak- and they gave him an ovaiinr: by, in; the decennial census in the Unit- 511181118 “He?! l Jhlll’ 500d Fellow." i ed States next year. As the officials are well paid it will not be necessary

y the establishment o‘ a tfurteasbrt to conscription to secure re- i] C . .

e trade commissionershlp in r ll bearing fruit. In yester- g rdian reference was made .000 spot cash order from _ ' to a New, Glasgow. N. B. other large orders are in Trade Commlsaioncr Bur-

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by carrier pigeon.

‘fbniied States has now taken derlnli action, and that action un- questiQrhiy adversely affects condo- ian trdde. It is now Premier King's move. {ghe manner in which he will endea io "further our IIIISFFSLE in our o2- way" will be watched with inter __ on both sides of the line.

cd wi.h a.“ box oi matches.

‘l MARITIME TRADE

r Should warln sunshine follow the. abundant rnln we have had. fields, and trees would soon‘ be delightfully f green and the cheerful sound oi the; lawn mower wo ild be heard tllrougli- .‘

rt has come to light that during {out the cily. I the war Marshal Foch was receiving ' an annual salary of $5.000 and that

Toronto. He should receive a warml

touched $10,000. Yet we have base- l welcome everywhere he goes. espec»