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holy horror at the incrul: oi with our I“ lmpllm ' m.” a fish drmmnmun w, ll y“ M “:12”, n gum“ ‘he can; P"- who u»: forward to election day am d; m, l“, “ha”, n, good em wumries and having wen mrwwndwwi w! hbwwd- “u. '01 m m” an in w“! me‘ new for making a little extra room-y. try has incrvnvrd or ‘ unyltim as they were beiurv: lhe ircxjizz

be dlifiwlt to ascertain definllelynrvc 1M AIIIIY-WF ":43 former times were knurn a: flea

l,“ me ma”! m we menu, Q, l. 1m aging the place of Cnnadlalrcrs. and. who: i! was safe. did no: ‘rived from lhe ilnporzauorl o! liquors ma! in Canada-

‘ ll due to other carnal than increase

that the flood‘ gates of snuggling were thrown wide open during i '1

_’ Halcyon day; 0i a former Minister f of cluaonu. Jacques Bureau. under the shelter of the Government sill.‘ dcing duty a’. Ottawa. Millions o.‘ gllllms oi liquor in thou. brave day/w found its way into Canada without the payment cf duly. No doubt thr- liquor, as that of tho present d2". was consumed but dld not figure in the revenue returns. As a result oi the Customs Inquiry of a few years ago, instltutai by the Conservative party. there has been an awakening in the snuggling business and though much liquor is being smuggled ‘mto Canada the volume that escapes lqlflmnte customs duties has been - very greatly reduced. There is no evidence to show that drinking is on the increase in Government Control Provinces. although there ls a

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generally admitted that whatever in- crease there may be in dflnkin’; there ls certainly little 1196113334? in the activities of the smugglers, largely confined to tilme two Pro? Iinca. ‘While seizures are occasion- vlllybelngmadcitis known that im- mcnseqtlantitlcs ilnd their way into the hands of the bootleggcrs and their clmfomcrs.

As frequently mentioned in pro- vlous issues oi this and other new‘;- papers throughout Canada. the only preventative for smuggling is to make it a less attractive financial proposition to thnsc engaged in lt~ by raduc__, the Gilliam duty by 5') per cent or more. This has been rc- comrllendcd L-y Provincial Premiers Ind others, but some influences are! evidently at work to keep the srrugi gler in employment and the omtJ légger in his nefarious calling. ‘

No doubt- Improvement will mme» eventually, but not through placing around our coast a guard which not guard.

The smuggler and the bootlegzcr will continue to do business at the old stand. while men and women: gre willing to lake chances with mo. goods they supply. I

INTBIPIOVINCIAL TRADE.

A mmpuign was inaugurated some ‘

prob‘: dissatisfaction indifference displayed by Gorcrrmlc-n: toward the ting out the vote on election day. Canada. Gar/me. It 2*

dangerous

the King

a dissaztafa

we. The terrific slump in the trade balance ls in itself an adverse de-

velopment which calls ior serious

direct and inevitable result of, the pedal policy pursued by the King Govcm-

paat half-dozen

years. In the course of those years " the industrial stability of the Dum- inion has been weakened by an ad- indium-ant" minlstrativc course- which. deliber- many elections in Canada and other amly followed‘ exposes canadlan la_ countries. ’l‘herc are far too many ‘but and Gamma“ calm“ w every of the so-called free and independ- scrt oi competition from the indus- l-fl/Lli of other countries. ‘l-Ildll-Slflfik which are either highly protected by‘ Am“ [mm u" ' '- o‘ He“ tariff laws. or are operated low standards of labor which no Canadian would deaire to see dup- ‘iicated in this country.

- mull during

B!‘

1n wmgmfand stump speakers. propaganda. lmancss. also, the foreign manufac-ilpcswrs’ deal” Wm‘ [mum “batman lturer and exporter has had the iurwnewsmmn’ me purchase or men ‘ihnr advantage of abnormal curren- _cy conditions, for which the Cana- dlan tariff Ought. w provide but docs lion w rm enormous aecresai-e- And ML The Domlnlon l3 selling on a this Ls exclusive oi what is paid from lame Male’ bu‘ is dams so at the the national treasury to provide thr- lexpcnse of its capital resources. a which no generation

cmzem h“ the fight w? There are more Presidents than and whlch ought w beKlngs in the civilized world today

lhcritage

‘Canadian

"1"" dlsslpalc. conserved for the pcmlaneni. wel-

oil

lfare and employment oi the Cana-lerty. but the President of the United _dlan people.

—~~ ——-~iO>———- OIIB ROAD SIDES.

“lug ll l5 conceded that ourlthc people, by the people and for thr l sdsides in the country should be kept free from snow-catchlngnrtd e-produclng growth in ordeflcal party. to whom almost one-half time no with a view to making w protect the roads, it will not he'd the nation is opposed. Our 80v- tiu use of Alberta and Nova Bcotls denied that much of the beauty chem“ " “W” ‘u “m” “d "e ‘prefe in have it so.

w“ m“; general throughout the our country today is due very largely! r “mm pmymwg The argument to the luxurious shrubbcry and fall-i wed in favor of uuch n move was I88 bofdfflfl! 0111' 0011MB’ fmdl-lm"! Make‘ "Rflbnuum u“ at l,” My] t or cmadmn re In mm, p l‘ ls ‘we much ofthe basis of Republicanism; faith

eopmen ' ma’ - r

‘pm-cos in preference to the import» this growth encroaches upon the

Minn of American coal. The trnns- roads. kcenlfll "will 1110M 1h Bum- jwmm chums on ions distance from: was momma. 11m cumu-

rum from Alberta auditor; {an ohmic and other mm:

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mar and helping to block them with snow in the winter. In cutting thesef l‘ mam“ b, n reducflm m ‘n, some wmldemtwn should belflll. ' But faith, reverence and t- given for the beauty side of the summer picture. It is possible to Tbb induction prsctialiy conserve the beauty without detri- lquun u» colt of Amman coal. mentally anecww flw mu mm ' "mgfllflflpljhlfi oomqofourcountryroddsnreatpmcnt

'women voters none doubled the

.1395 (,1 a Spevnaguinrllv thcr. an aunt and so on easiiymakc

. ‘.~-».=~a- -. -» _‘I rcsumeheibo the ' The publlc are up a delivery of ton or fifteen votes would lrnean eating a tremendous xiebguagfslggesgliglgdt 505m fish for nothugh had so" 3 flToul-Lpoffhel?" and you know ings are close by a liberal numbsrof Kh-"TBB YBTTBS 0! . ev ar- sarc y and crate grleat "(ween trees‘ nus all mmbm to make perfect pictures while cattle Iglihilfdd; 1:: l?! foxes one year . t be . . . Ho -.° 8V9 leads‘ bu‘ the system does not nregtlelnxilfgfg h8g1 2:’ walv aPPealed 1° DY» Chill‘? to extract as much from them as it w? 5:55pm- at the orient m“ whale-him g "med; The lilacs were in bloom and everything had B m!" 0f Six P"

ed 1i it were not knovm in the iarn lly circle that Dad. or Uncle Bill wa

vflfrfiidfld- gctiinglsomahing out oi it. 'I‘hls' be 09am“; and l; Ming Oman-ml process. multiplied by the numberof d 1 ls and m”, am disturbed a; what they precincts m the United States. S1105‘! 8;? the immense power wielded by these ‘ y "933 ‘ .

Tnat the entzre food intake he cut down l0 per cent: that. meat and eggs be cut down but not cut and cut completely; that fats be cut out we

healers in electing a President.

the 50 per cent. who are brought t1.

‘This also ls true oi

ent voters who will not go out t." vote unless they are paid to do so.

tion day. there are legitimate ox- menses oi the campaign that run jinto millions. Advertising costs an ienormous total. The hiring of halls

supposed to have particular influ- v-cnoe with certain groups. all go to [swell the cost of a Presidential elec-

.oillcial machinery, and this is also formidable. but the Nation is rich.

lwhether it be for better or worse. Republics exist in the name oi lib- 'Stai.es has personally more absolute !power than our good King George. i And under our monarchial system lwe have in Canada. government of

‘people in a fuller sense than have

cinctsorpolllngdivisials/ucbeorly _ Willfilflfillfilllfwtlrse only the onewny that

They are called watchers. workers. m masenguaorwhat notnovnbutin. e’

They present themselves to the; ' leader in charge oi the hank roll for ction which icon beyond I u an r l“, cg the record of czpfmdim; trade. oi an m“; 5:54am s? zfxmeach foriwmmfl‘ They "7 w make up ‘or UIEVEXU)’ distributed prosperity: of a m” “Y's “mt- The "mi ‘imam’ zrcat crop in the making. and oi the l? gazing m“ the W)“: o: other familiar iactorr. which are s’: frcqvlcntly cited a: proofs that wintry is a. nrrrzpcrous b ccncemmg tmmwhl” with the price Many of these would not be deliver-e at which a prosperity that is. if not temporary. at least

Men of this stamp have been ac- consideraticn by seriously-lnindrxi custom“ {or genemflum w get mm almost entirely‘ strong suspicion that in the two prc- moplev slncc l‘ relleclsv and ls me my‘ m ozfiztgnalifnt Iitorlsszih r lsumably Prohibition Provinces it is and H n l” m‘ mam u would tum tens of thousands of indifferent

Democrats trlto Republicans. or vica-

hasthemoneytopaytlzemmaybe: mater-age baltby tad:

w“ mercxpnxxaitowin. ‘lha-earebetwemlhfl-iliifllil!" m m!" 1° mnmmdlwmuelemlalwewpcvmdzdmmgttlecodwea_l _ l whichgradmllydlapparsdunncycllllmanlnthemoo

the warmer. “

an, ML; ;

t I15 rater both whys. Its so a

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and fruits.

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l Peas and beans are rich in

tity at a. time however.

Daily Selections I son l Guardian Readers

July 9, 1928

soul from troubleet-Prov. 2123.

bclievcth. IN MY GARDEN

uncurled

Queen oi the World

delicate Steep.

WEBB.

lovely Rose,

queen, I suppose? I know that my plot is but narrow and small.

better an‘ all i Than no garden.

{the people oi the United Staies.,Th0

,Presldent is the choice of one politi-

betier inundation oi our form o! Govemment. And till faith and re» verence fail irommlrhaarts, I have no fear that this Government will

riotism are by no means ch: r- istlc of the entire electorate either in Canada or the United States and our own repruentctive system ha: rnnnv of the weakncbes that are noiedoniheotherlldeoithebor- der.

In both scum-la there hu been s vast enlargement o! the electorate in recent years. ' The addition of

.sumuv men. whmmulmmtlnnnn with ruin." tbflblhibflfllirultaaqcfieliulnnnazoitforutllitynthcr V’ fofbeli-ICY. Let - ldlnlwnyvdnllit, minuscul- rundaldo httnctlum ‘or pouasulmuldmmu-umsomcoruplvlf

q,‘ mgmyjnttu itnowlcdgaz of fro: mnmlulru u do, whaifthef v _' ' own price-to mcétlscsutywlucllbitritiamlrocm of w ‘fllvjoifoci c! till:

' “*"“"""" 0- l‘, i.

from from voting-outing‘ ~44 nqddiar in hlllld than m the nzeucum " infi- 55‘ wwdwrvvllfikv» ' “s [t1 I

number who are qualified in vote. igrnntl from foreign lindsvwith

lgrlollnnt fiely i

As was well said by Thomas D'- of a nation in which theyJllvclllufi interest. Many regard an election’ l; a more joke. or a gamble. The- and reverence have prepared the criais are

coulomb c uqglqentlv administr-

Al-ld 59' [1 you're quite. quite con- tented w relsn I should love to elect you next Y?"

ueen Isflln q - Oi my garden. —From "My llI-Qlflllib"

. untlv dcvlslna new remedies-compulsory votlns- Pm- portionlll votins. referendum! and recalls-all of which tend to show that democrwy is yet on trial. and in some countries hu been PIWQfl

for a dictator.

iii In n Province like our own with an almost entirely native-born pop- ulation. fairly educated. with fewer

exist elsewhere in the Dominion. re- prelenhtlve government should

ful operation. But we nlfler some- what from the common fault. pre- valent throughout North Amulet.

"ivior Y_or »or re-l ore fm

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ed. Alsmlqusuocolirluummi lumh-ctublylrplicu

Foodisneedediortwoptlrpuacs. lwpercenttokeepupaniulalheat

oomcsalongthere is notquiieas

- th If you find that your fmd heats w

YOU un greatly. you might follow‘ the foxes. pomtom and method used by some folks. of hav-

i Po i _ A BIG TASK—Wh0sQ keeveih his‘ m m and “m” h

great ltht h is mouth and his tongue. keepeth hislbody 233m lg‘; cézmnled‘ “m”

0 beautiful rose. with your petals

In my garden.

I've come here to curtsey and say,

But the gardener he said that it's

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Played "Hockey."

riled uada from the Atlantic

n its people.

lby an incl-ugly} 315mm; o1 $313435 A: Charlottetown I was met by my"? 1F? "l

pa; immaculately clean.

csc ranches are run by ill-me

looms up to the standa

are rlopaupers or thieves. No nu

are stolen and o “ ' PRAYER——We believe. Lord. tnatlo, any other m; exlgfsftsTggglgg plies up the snow to hose helshi-i- all things are posible to him that, mlgenestthtlll. arertllltandlngghirlgly Z151 ma, l‘ l o e no was. e win I land ‘or years and the mqflcpbiow them vigorously. I noticed a lfew apple trees, but no cherry or " um trees. I also saw but a few [varieties of birds. The reason ior

practically been no immigration

[they can. I could not help but no- Your babies are wrapped up lnlice this frequently.

There is no tuberculosis in the 'I‘hey are the little princesses. Lcattle. It has all been stamped out

[by the government. ) No Golfer Cases

There is practically no goiter. If mm c“ Wa1“.::':::.".i:*:;::;*sriliizmz‘ m we gsrdelulllplendld place to visit for people who

ave goiter. There is no advertising

;to that eflect. I believe also it is

free from hay fever. There is plenty of good drinking water and there is no typhoid fever.

Fishing ls one of ihc fine sports. and believe me. it is interesting. In grimy with Dr. Church and Mr.

cqllfid In at s lobster factory and one oi e Qlhfimeirmme in with his motor boat with Ilmost half l ton dijcodflllt. _"!‘hst was his morning's e311 tqht with a hook and

tkqt-were “biting sav- m." We tbenwcnt to another lob- star factory and Mr. John T. Mac; $7 tfllblil Yul Tbynlly

M they enjoyed um 1 m- m than n they m“ inc‘ finest hotel.

“mind mm‘ ‘hummus mm rilshermanb rubber suit witlrlong.

mall's. tchencr m" l ‘m, opwrlunll, lo, “w”, yon-l felt quite at homiyto have my.

of necdleuly enacting n multiplicity Wt» “WW” of laws, not a few of which m but a‘ ""“""'m"°"£m"‘"'" "f;

i...

paving trarelled through diner-lute: la

y evening dries suit with me.‘ Pam?‘ but instead of it I wore a deep sea M"! 8851451. but 00min , _ fisher-man's suit. fill? fl bid 11118‘? 0! Solnthlnklngaboutyoilrwarm l M53593; lmllnlawhi-lg- bsters. sea trout and cod fish and by another boat which - secing very many fox ranches-and $318114? 8m‘ wwed HS in- Olhtr-L beautiful landsmpes with their richri-w- we might have been carrietl mlgmlomq-hmlbigngouttoseaaswehsdnosails. .

‘ On nearing the beach Mr. McKay; came along with his horse andmrt=

d expect iomake in.

l b h v was“ 222i One man expressed himself as re-l

.gards the winter clinmte like this: lFlrst. we have a snow storm. and ‘then we have a windstorm and this

are very hospitable and easy-going. {they all seem w know each other .and have confidence in each other. Like a ilne satin 30m. YOU BIB “There isan absence of ‘convention- a ties and the people give lniomm- . In my galden..tion and a helping hand whereverilsglfl iple who have a good ‘nlluence upon lall its people. There is no rush and

places. considered proper?

For Weak

We om had lunch with the ilnh-" erman-wod illhqvice pudding and

the1l ind butler. We v t fishermen their kppctltmWhetherthntwA-s.

a failure and rejected to make Ill)’ v

‘\ - . Ruins-mammoth: M)“ ilharmsflfPlmce gmuuml..mzl. a §rutnlnganw.8omflaecllima' 30hr . _ salami-sum: I Fthupwwluuuqnmumcdln 0f ;ThefoIk!win£arti:lebyDrJ.Z-uq_t.Theboysaicdovt:‘Allm: gwgufKibdluaanOnLisllkfllalngfalllnlithisikllmfllst-

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‘condition to work. and the other mfiwfnmifier “and? ‘mdmndl ‘geicldii: logéruzl we dc. percent iocklthenecxrywvork sum“ ‘*2 Pa“ V" muilold ma“; beg“ w mo" ‘am. the Pacific, l found smmrthing bmzzvealmld ervlosicnandrcfwed i “m” "n u" "m “m” ms sum so diflenent um I mmzfulwtivfl w! lvzrgvrln Our engineer" . . fess I played "hockey" as far ‘as Dfnflfldfl!’ m Pi-l ll l0 Oflllmlfliifln. (much need for animal beat. but “all lmm- mammal‘ - 1 cczuple to do a little personating. often the amount of work done bywol m mg ‘are Sans of them are mere idlers andgfinindifidlm] 35 35 mud! 9' ~—i-€-O&-——~~* B1018. _ _ . _. LL‘. FISCAL Pout“ others are thrifty fellows. Some.

in drink. It will b1- mnembcrw A LAM“, rave pany amllations. others co not . , - Ev l- - . care what P811)‘ U155‘ W01‘! mf- blF-llie and worbgo along about HERE ‘n? en" 0 all are listed as either Democrats =an1e all the F88! Nlmd. Simlfli C"!- Wl-l - 1t down about ten per cent on w] h; i Repubi . nd all re know "*3 _ _ a. mwn

‘t: m: m ma‘; wgezqour total mtake oi food rJl give pefffCflfi. p” iycu a sufficient alnount for both T512 prvvailingcolorsare red. green lanimal heat and the phydcal work and white-when thesun shines and"? hi"! "ll! 7108i l0 £10m and the health-giving sea breezes fan Th ' dlsposl" ‘lion the part _'<. .‘ .. ". seem. becomes - ‘cf 50;: to cgtnout meat 211p: am I x one en and eggs from their diet during the isla

I and there we sat leisurely

5mm we 53w manyl We wanted to pay Mr. McKay for: picturesque farms. The W!’ "18315- hi5 111-‘!!! i

m the gummer Drink a small quan- and do not expand rapidly as many‘ have henmg‘ mack‘ “' smdts- “n”? ' fimaginc. but they sell their year's;1°b~“'*"5' ‘wlwpsi "Ybl-"S- Shaft-S-

llproduction and keep only as many Wham’- and a" visited b? ow» - IYOXBS us they can accommodate. , x: n l, lmeresllng to See pomloes hey The trees are not as tall a: hem;

fing planted on the island. while harem” ‘m’ the": such V“ fsome are in bloom. All fields arelpmhmmawa mph“ lgovernment inspected as well as theiplcnuful" They “n” seed potatoes. and no potatoes brew" acwum M the 5 lallowed to be shipped outside of thelglfi:

e v vvvvvfl

walruses.

Have Hard Winters.

this ls there are but few insects.

jlhi! people as far as I could gee and lludge. really live. They-are happy land contented. natural, hospitable,

and very sociable. One cannot he]

but notice this splendid culture which adds ever so much in the

charms of this beautiful island. ————<o>—i

O-O0-0aQ-Qy

‘lvmagm Etiquette

By IOIIITA LII "soooowwooowoooooooq n

women have oi kissing" each other when meeting and parting in public

A. No, it is a ridiculous ‘ . Q. What is themont fashionable ._.._____

.Stomachs

For Ian . of appetite, weak or Ghouls-ed dom- scll you need Evan's

Hinton.

“- u“ tones I up cu digutlvo lyslcm strongman the shwuchnllhtpnvoothc appetite. Ithgworkol wonderhlrwllllalnhlnl- nbofnno u! inn-

The 2 Macs QRUGSTORE wdrmcdumllreuf

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oneyoucanioim. TlzbBauhlrulitaYourScxlhgsflamlat.

cametnour!

(‘apital $10,000,000 Reserve $20,000,000

Total Assets over $260,000,000

w‘ luperviaorofulfilimofiuvisaa§rllldur HLQIIAKSQhIJoHLNrB transport the fish. Believe me. the’. " . her-y: had some loadoifish to pull.‘ ured with the harmony of the: Bovine enioyed swimming in the- ll-l wlllcl, is so clearly "idem; in Atlantic. the Pacific. the Channel, ‘and the Adriatic Sea. I soon hadjon e St. Ilawrence Gulf. The. A

V good friends. Dr. Church. Mls..fi-‘-g"'m5tne 511:0: their heads at the tweed tn i! : N - n‘ y sense Church and Mrs. .1. n. Gaudet. and 0° W! f- u Ivwflm‘! w wldduslas ‘swims and Ruth.“ The £0,552; “fig; {polimu bifil-lal anuw“: 2'2 motored over the beautiful south!!!" 311- find 1 enlilyed ll- ' l ovm vote. that c! his’ wife. posiblréx lzgtggmuézlrggwtgirffgg; '58:: ginning J1‘? tvco children. a son-m-law. a bro-la mmciem amount ol- pmwld "Om lrludings are alhwhite. The m Mullen‘ 100d.“ m“ ls vegflables all have a very high pitch. Usuzlllyllm 311°? 111m l0