PAGP smile”

rut“ BHARLOTTETuuﬂ GUARDIAN

Alurniiq; lnily thiuiiiled in I887) Licui. (til. \\. Chester S. McLur. “u, p sltlfllll J, It. Burnt-ll, FJJ. Sccrcmuv: in . (of. n. _\. xlucliinnon, 0.5.0. Editor uuif .\t..i. ‘but; lint-tint, J. lt. Burnett, I-‘JJ. Assotiufe Lillillls. li.-.iik lt-lllu-r and Ian A. VIII!!!“

Prcslilt-lil.

>1 list illl'llUX R TBS

B! Mall ln !'.l..l._ zlul) pvr yt-ur; $2.50 for 6 munthl.

$1.25 for 3 luliuilis. 30c fur one month City Deliver) _\.’r.lll| pt-r yv-ir; 53-0" h" 5 "Wm!"

$1.75 fur l; lllilllslloll title [or one Month

;' u ullirr l'lniiiurs and lj.$..\. $51“) P" 1m"

€gl£ll‘(lfl‘)l\\rul\l_\' ' ll [ltl it-nr; 51-00 fur 6 monlhl.

JUL’ fut l, inunllig

The Churlotlt-luivu (ilLlillllln may be obtalned l! Hulallingsi .\l'\\s .\‘.',l'l\\, limes Square, new York; Old south _\t'\\\ ,\_. lit \, (‘unit-r Milk and Washington Boston; .\|l‘lll|[‘liil|ill \i\\> n0)’. 1242f Peel M». llluntrcni, J. inn :2:.l mi it. uruutu: New; stand. Cllutcziu lniiiril-r. titiaiuu; \\ul s News Stand aub- bury Uni , liuti ltuultw- blwll- “WWW” N~ B-

"Tho Stronqest Memory isKWebker than (Ill

Weakest Ink." ___ siiiillnr, twioisliit '24. 1942 Mr, fmiilolrx “ﬁlming

in production and ,j~_¢; l5 in the offing ‘l {your the Speech .\lll‘lllll\¢ Board 0i _ i.;,;l',il Gordon. ."\5 ",9 Piices and Trade {QC wns speaking of- n a gl-li-‘Vllllf pro-

,, '1; uurli the Board

._ ¢§i~cit\cly' show-

. , 1, ,1 policy. _ siiu'izion, he einpbﬂllud: p»; Qxpﬂlliloﬂ 0f ti“ i-.\iir_:l\ (l\‘l‘.ll<‘l'l\l€ trans-

-ns rtlltl acti tics. \\B

~ cc of Selective Ssrvl“ " _, ,0 achkwscomplete mob- . Jccs, pbvsical and material,

11c l l

' 'l!l ihv. that needs to be

t ;i::.~.ii;i. On the contrarY- n far ahead of the Gov- tirglrig this very measure i; direct task of steering to the iiiost effective

of the Director of , __ _.;,.. “c; but the responsibil- i ~ s », I,» 1V1; all non-essential civilian i i H, in» eliminated hns been ~i.- Prices and Tffltlt liflﬂfflt I ~ willy indeed, ‘involving (p51,. , uti~u of the civilian Vccou- oliiv. "Hr: I‘! H 5 Y! M“ Gmdon’ “win be m hwpc e »—'l~‘!"€l’\r1 period endurable 8nd 10 unit . = '~'v transfers at u speed coni- menw, Hl-qciit need, and yet inan- gaps,‘ , _ .- (h,- ﬂsk 0f any lIl1€lll\'klll\\‘l‘l the Nfll -l‘<“"l1ll'.lf7l’l of essential giaods and ser lF-c se plans cannot be niadc in Hl\'ﬂ .i-¢<¢ they will have to be fid- ul- to t""ie to meet the changmll

giieii t“ ' 'l":'s "V". a

The tron‘ l: ‘iill bureaucratic control is that it too often ‘or: sigh: of the need of makfnﬁ tfaﬂi:filwn -i‘< "udiiralve" and of metfmg i,,,.l;\;,,i ,,- i.-'.»"“Y‘.‘_3 null changing conditions “Ad, I, ‘s, pqie hris-f authority goes to me 5.1,’, l,‘ ‘R ,. Illvll, and rules enforced Wm, “u...” rigi ‘tv ilcftfﬂf their own purpose- lfr. Gov i words may indicate that he is “W” n; v i-Aqi-r, and is desirous of_pre- lerviu-Q as --: '-. “""“"Y'l'lC llhHiY and “m” pe,,dence as is Cw-tiwrnr with an allcut war

policy. _“ ‘mi The Agricultural Situation

has been one of consid-

Tlioug“. flw ~.=' V table a" ill HQYlCUllLIYHl production, h ha, N- ‘wr-cu one in WblCh ti" stresses "s uteri“! d" ha“? d” manna .- m » a l ziiear products have be- 60mg n. . will, says the current AIU-yﬂlllv lJl- "r llurik of NOVH Swtla- Shortaics 3. iqlurl, and in some cases have a w...» d lTllQSYlC and export suP' pp“ \_',.,- l. .--,,».=1»s been easy, as the beef lllllfl‘lflf‘l ‘u I F-

, 5 it “probleuif of fitting 3n 1' c Will‘ economy-—partictilarly -~_s ‘w -"cy has been in force- . i» h livestock and dairy y‘ ' dvliviiitls have been COII- ﬂaws to increased pfodllC- , ;_ _ ,1 ~,~.-<s;ir_v. Consequently, ; .- vctir for these products is ill action with regard Y0 i -, ‘~ fir mu: supplies and meet , H, ;'~¢= prucPSs, Zlfl 3P"

-~ ‘.l the ilriccs of thCSC

:.,_..,.,1‘ ‘i2 roiisvlcivllilc SPACE t9 <‘i,s~>1;r§@5 in dairy pro-

.,- ,,,,. in liients which s; flllll which cul- 1o lllvtl the beef sit- il§l\\‘?ll'(l f€Vl5l0ﬂ l" "‘i'lll(‘l_ lt goes on t0 l lit llPl‘ lmlniircd price ', :-'4‘1>l‘ Eu the ouflfl0l< ,i,l_ The otlicr vcry ; "ie plciiliful supply ~ f‘ i‘ll‘i".‘_\' mid particular-

‘ i- if both fziliiily liclp

» it d, i‘ ivcc. ziiid city jobs

,, 9i lYlJlQC of help, not

i’.~ tif the harvcu, but

l i "llJHPlll lrlllour nccd-

‘ fl l‘l\' industries. lfilllll-

-. l'i\l‘ lwvii iiicrczisilig-

,,. . . < t 1" ll. lli.‘li‘lll‘v\', whilt- tlic ' Jllil the increased usc

\\. l t ‘ n,‘ ,,.,_ til :liil~‘.

l», ,‘ l [or iilllll .'liiiiiinl pro- d“. , i. ciirliiiutwl cxpzuision -,»i i , ' ,. ll.l‘l] l'.’ll\i‘\l M1075 niil- I ,, - i » - l“.‘l‘_" llic <‘t|uiv:il<~iit ill ‘it l ., . l l‘ltl llu-rc is iin iiidicll- , , , , ‘ - _. ;i llllilsl] i<»i|liii-i'ili<‘lits for vii . illl/l rill.“- \§ f"? ‘hr ,,, ,., ,l ', i ,. ‘ i null iliilil.'ll'_v. illi‘l’(' , ,,,\ ,,, l, _ ‘ l, p,» lll Jlll zllilltl-iilrlil of ,,:,,_. ,_,, p, nun ~~ip|i|ii-, pllrliciilnrly iii rc- ulill 1m llvwl‘. .. __

In regard to farm income, the substantial gains over the wartime pcriod to the end 0f I94I, in' which the prctloiiiiiiatit influence has been livestock ziutl dziiryiiig, have continued during i942. 'l‘liough any estimates at this date cannot be precise, it would not be surprising if the rise in gross cash incolnc of agriculture for Canada as (l uTlbdc were 15% or more this year, particularly if the various bonus payments arc considered. .~\ 15% increase would amOunt ti; some $130,000,000, raising the total above s bil- lion dollars for the first time since 1928, All areas \\ill participate ili tlic improvement, tliotigli tlic iiiiccrtiliii wlicat situation in the l‘r.'iirie l‘ru\‘uct-s—iii view of storage conges- tion and tlie late harvesh-makcs if: difficult to estimate the extent of the gain thcrg,

The Money ls There

_ In spite of increased taxee and higher prices in every commodity in the past three years, Can- adian savings deposits are down only 44 mil. lion dollars since the war commenced, The“; lS still a total of $r,654.oo0,0oo held by the banks as savings of Canadians, and in demand deposits, or in current account, the banks hold $_I.35I.00O.0OO. It is interesting to note that since war began, demand deposits have increas- ed from 694 millions to nearly double that fig- ure.‘ The decline in savings deposits was great- est in the period from July 3i, 1939, m July 3r, I94I. when they dropped from $I,697,00o,00o to $I.4RR.OOO,F>OO, but since the latter datg they have actually increased $156,000,000.

When it is considered that $2,4oo,ooo,ooo has already been invested by the Canadian public in Vl/ar. Loans and Victory Loans since the be- glmllﬂg 0f the ivar the adaptability of the Can- adian to the new economy has been remarkable, There is still pletity of money available to firi- ance Canada's war effort apparently, and some t0 sparenheld by Canadians in the banks, The increase in savings is all the more remarkable, "Y! an exchange, when one also takes into sc- courit that thousands of citizens have borrow. ed from the cliartcrcd banks to purchase war loans, almost all of which was repsid o; l; hem)! Yepavid from earnings or income, or from both. This ‘money thus spent ivould Qfhgrwfgg have gone, in part at least, to swell bank de- posits.

Th’ analYsls of these figures affords s strik- ing illustration of the rapid recovery of savings deposits shortly after the flotation of each loan, recovering in but a few months all the ground lost by witlidrciwnls_ made by depositors to btiy war bonds.

_‘_____________ n- EDITORIAL NOTES_

The retirganizzitiou of the Ontario Govern- iuciit is to be followed by what is termed "a cabinet renovation" in Quebec in the near futur-g,

n: i: m a TIM. now, as when Emerson wrote it: So close is glory to our dust, So near is God to man, When duty whispers low "Thou must" The youth replies, "l can." * V i i

Next week, .\lr. john R. Mott, "Father", of the Students’ Missionary Movement, who has travelled the world in the interest 0f Christian missions, will have a busy time addressing a series of area conferences here,

W! 1k IF i

The small boy asked his father whether he had been in the Great \Var, and when his father replied that he had been, the boy asked whether he was a commanding officer. His father re- plied that he was not, but inquired what made} thedad ask such a question. The boy replied. "I jllSt heard Uncle Bill say that your trumpe- ter was dead." This reminds us of a motto that we once cut out: "Blessed is he that bloweth his own trumpet; for if he blow not his own trum. pet whcrewith shall it be blowcd P"

I Ill If 1

Joseph Lancaster, British educationist, died this date, I838; opened free school for poor children in London; his “system" (consisting, mainly in teaching by monitors, mechanical drills, no corporal punishiuetits, btit a graded systeiii of ranks, badges, etc, as rewards), had sucli success that Lancaster was interviewed by King George III in I803 and congratulated on the success of liis initiative and enterprise; to spread liis systclii, the British and Foreign 5chool Society was formed to push liis ideas; he himself later emigrated to the United States. where his system was generally adopted, and formed the foimdalion of the present policy.

I i! I 1F

Mothers just can't help being mothers. A survey of working class food habits in wartime England establishes that mother: are continual- ly giving up their share of the none too liberal food rations in order that their husbands or cliildtcn shall have a little more. Mothers were found to be passing up their weekly egg so the children could have a little more. They skimped on their meat ration so the head of the family would get a little extra. lklothers and fathers both went without milk so the children could have more than the slcndcr ration. Although here we are not on as short food rations as the English, who of us does not remember a mother who passed up a dcsscrt or a favored piece of chicken so tlizlt a child could have another liclp- ing?

n- o 4 s

It is now announced persons more than 16 years old cannot leave Canada to take or seek r-iiiployuiicut outside the Dominion, unless they have a valid labor exit permit. The restriction is CltlllFllllPll in an ordcr known as the labor exit permit ot-dcr, issued on the recommendation of Labor .\lll‘llSlf’l' Vitcliell, with the concurrence of the $ccrclary' of Flute for External Affairs

(Priiiic Miiiislvr Xlrlrkciizie King). ll became cffcclivc Uclulicr 20. Tlicrc are a number of ﬁXClllpilflllﬁ from lllf‘ order which reflect the

nrulc iiilluiioxvcr shortage iii Canada. A pre- amble said .\lr. l-Illiiilt .\i. Little, ilircctlir of Na- liounl St-lcclivo HR rvicc, lizul reported it was es- wiilial, iii lll'(l4‘|‘ ti» provide labor for \\'llf‘ indus- liivs uni] l'\~'(‘llll.ll \'l\lll1ll] industries, l1) estab- lish ciiiilrlil ovvr poi-tins dcsiring to lcavc Can-

ada iii sclircli of Clll]>l()_\'lllClli.

THE U_ti_1=t_i§i.u1'1‘n'i‘()wN UUARDlPiPT

NOTES BY TIIE WAY

Gasollng ratlonlng, which tirade life simpler for illUlbllstfia \\.io swPPQd driving, has added to the dl-fflltllllks of governnienl. New York Stale funds that its pink hrs have declined sliaip.y tuiu be ‘CW5 money to maintain 5.310 pJilLs used by fevler persons, -I\c-vi- York Sun

The Canadian puatroop unit will make a strong appeal l0 iziuiuc- some young men. Scilie of ttiuie boys who so nmibiy scale tfic sports fleld fences, and ctliers \v.io ltup out of the fruit. trees ufitu 1111: owner appears on the scene llillt‘ had some piellnunary trauuiig- -— Niagara Falls Review’.

There Ls n story that an unfortun- ate experience of Dean Swill was once responsible for changing ilie name o: a. tavern from the 'l'llrcc

to the Four Crosses. Tue Dean spent a night at Lhls inn. which L; near Willougtrby, and was entirely unsatisfied Wllllglllc scr- vl-oe in general and the llllLCPCTS wife in particular, Wlicii lic liud gqne there was found SCl'11l('llt3'.l cu 1h; ivindoiw-pane of his room with a diamond the following coupiet; more hart: three OrOses at your

door; _ Hung up your wife and there l1 be four.

Very soon affair-wards the fnn was being referred to by 11s DYN- em. name, The Four Crosses. -— Mmdiester Guardian.

Th; people of’ this nation are Wllllng and eager to do tluytriilig ngoessary to vvln the war liw government has only to work tub the plum and give lllle orders The people, however, do not wish to be mum to jumip through hoops. 111;)’ want their effort: and tlhrir sacri- gices w count, Arid they ivtiiit the sacrifices to be as fazrl)‘ d l)“ “d a; possible, with no groin) lmllllillg- yglgLlv/ely, at. the expense of sonic other group. -Chlca8o Dﬂlls‘ 1W“-

Pnper bags that hold forty pounds of dry gand for incendiary bozlibs aIe now made. Scaled aflﬂluﬁf l" ‘ ture they will withsltiiirl crib‘- handling but. will burst uticzi tli ped frcm a, height of time f-ct rr more. In use the unopened bnB 15 dimpped onto the bomb or hes-dc 1L- A ngw pump u) be used frisead of the shin-vim pump in flgflitfltg _ln- cendfary fires is made iiwt-ioui buss and other critical mrrlrri g ‘Ilic pump ftoelf ls wood and tab- tllw hose ls falbrfc. ‘Hie - action Ls said to be less tints-phi; than the stlmu) Pump. Nﬂkolls

"ness.

The famine in Greece ls FY04!"- lng incongruous as well fr. tragic consequences, wrlues Our Alhiﬂlu

wit, The Medgctil rtsscci- ‘rpm o1 Among recent; ocdcd mat, becaiuse of the sew tion of the Greek curr cal fees should be paid not iii lnoilcy but. 1n klncl. Oil wlial. lJnlaS the 1W should be calculated wits iiill dvvir- mimxp but, 1L may be pr: tiziiotl llldll commutation will bl» plLld with, SAY, an egg and an operation wilh u IXW o; shoes, The Minister of I‘l§f‘lll‘l‘l objected that. this dc‘ on was incompatible with DWI? m1 ,4?‘ cmmm but, the Qgggclﬂllfill lTlllld that. even doctors must live. -Lon- don Times.

Every invention and discover)’ ma“ has made for a lllllidlzfl _ ats

makes the earth :.‘ll‘ll\l.\‘f'. 14W 1.\ D- r-l l

o! the mack-Ame‘ evcqy lll\.\\il\ lil. of hi; mind, every uuplulic‘ tuitf wave-lenlllh and never ii»;u-1»_ we ieuped gicrosg trouticrs liitieus Homing fixed and sum: lll lilc mqdern picture bin. nan nzi‘. h ui - arles and they have lllVU-h!‘ u. . ies ti» GXDEIISlYQ t; b: iiiaiiili m they; acwgomcd statv, .-oo t'..i-.--.-- mg v0 be borne u-itlicut stzaui cu me whole stmuct-uxe of we iv-‘ild The pressure is for uni , and ‘.‘l\ conflict is between “Du-Y W“ domination 8.ll(l_ unlfi‘ Y» i" between the H1ll0!‘-B.Q':l>i idea of Asia. uiidcr Jipaii. under Germany, mid the-Alan v idea of a free organ". Lill o. dependent: peoples, e something of if; 5ovtkclglb 531w Q1311 Oneudtn cr i will conquer lii t..e sud. shall cxticnd mid cii.ri c tern of democracy, uuu or we shall lose it for 01- ‘.- Anm Qq-Inra, McCormick iii .l.e New York Times.

1g 15 disclosed, by a tniu of‘ firs‘. that contmems are: not s. li-iF-ii- w‘. tines, but are will» 0* »~~‘ W“ body of LhLs small and t \ plnlﬁl of ours, So an 0N1 ll -~ y acquire, money. Wlw l-snw M4“ lxmr’! I so: B. is of flist import- uiioo in um what l5 mougint mid “om 1n Tacoma, Obiuuglillllé 31-“ Delhi. Whatever bsiwPuﬂ 111"“ sends ‘its fmmulse u? w: ridicules- r learn um rm wwr f WJM‘ ﬁg; ww mew; we o»; bullets ‘w 4B “gnaw! 1 a0 ngt, lmow, In tne mus higliory of mankind mi.- anv is bore when we must accept m; fellow- m’, or wk‘, m, pgnalty for rlinial, vrhihr Ls doomsday- J‘. if '1‘ “m- 119mm lri Atlainzlc MOnuilLY.

War meow.» BMW" m” um‘ by tihp neeess ty of Wvlﬂfml? natural products with sin-h" l“ "l" stances, are not. uizimporary; su~ lii- crust-rial imd Enginrering (Jliunusit). There f5 a distinct feeling fii line chiemfml world. 1m“- wmng mile" milnga minim, natural dmcs and the falbrflmtlotn of metal for its mgny use; 8TB things 0f lhﬁ P35“ and Ghat feeling Ls based on the confidence that the products of the chemical hidllslndes will be 5017457" 1m- pmoducm 1mm. confidence fore- ng; gy-ntkietlc time that “fear long- or new drugs that cure quicker, and guwmgme; cheaper and superior T0 the useful metals otf to day- — Marketing.

Moot peophs by now have oome to the conclusion that imythlns W11 b9 madg out of anything, but. ff them are any doubters, U118 fact is going to be proved sgaLn on Aus- ust. 1, when hats, blinikcis, matt- resses and rugs made from the baa-k of Caltfornfn redwood urﬂfs will be on exhibition arid sale ln New York. Fabrics used from mlrtuy to slxl/y percent of fine bark ﬂbm gnd the ballmcie ls made ‘up of shoddy ilsed wool, These fabrics have all been thoroughly l-rsicrl arid found to be color fast, uiislirink- chic and wiaimi, and to the touch (e91 w-u-y 5nd rﬂ-iiigy. 'I‘lie.rc Ls Just one dswwback to them, as fihe color f5 filial. of fiery red linlr izt the cost, however, will llPlj) to uvt-rrir that“ a; the redwood llbli‘, t sis; only four (rents u pound, \\llt‘l 1L costs one dollar a lmuiitl l'<:i- vi..:lii W001. Next-would you plr-zisi» mare us a few new tfrrs out of sonic- fhlng. -Hur0n Expositor.

PUBLIC FORUM

flu alums ll no" l" ‘ll mannin- py Qnrruiplilldlllll o! quantum; 0| lnlersll. ‘the Chm-Inflows" Gnullu duos no! looouully undon- an onlnlvu nl onmnnondoun.

RING-BOT IN POTATOES l

Slr,—A.m0ng the mﬂny (11598565 of potatoes ring-rot 1s one Of i116 worst. This disease Iss0 bad that the limiter" of protecting our crop llgﬂlllSt it iras taken before the Executive Council and the Council provided flint no person shall bug potatoes ln sticks wlilcli have previously been used for any pur- pose unless such sﬂCks have been properly fumlgated under the supervision of a person or firm approved by the Mlnlster of Agrf. culture.

This regulation fs not applied to potatoes baggvsd for consump- tion by the owner or shipment to starch factory or dehydration plant.

The reason for this Order 1s that the best authorities we have on potato diseases are firm in the belief that ilils disease Ls spread by the use of second hand sucks WlllCll formerly have been used to bag rlissased potatoes.

We believe that, the only way to protect. our potato crop from this serious disease is to s08 that pota- toes are bnggcd in sacks which are known to be frtr- of the contain- litntlOn 0f ring-rot.

We trust our producers and dealers will nlve this Department their lictirtv cmoperatfon ln rc- gllffl to the enforcement of this

jfglllllllflll. I am. Sir. etc. W. ll. DENNIS, Minister of Agriculture.

l‘. E. Y. REVISITED AFTER. FIFTY-TWO YEARS

Sii-n- Woird you kindly through ilit- liictiiulu of you: paper allow me w make a few observations about u trip I lately made to dear old P E I. Residing as 1 do on the Gzispe Peninsula where Jacques Cartier first set foot 0n Canadian .~oll iii 1534 l\i‘l(l ilrlilch ls one of iliv chict iutructious for ilie thous- nllds ol Loiuists from all over North America, I feel I rm iii a fair pcsi- uou to recognize a beautiful fanf- scupe when I see 1t, and that is the first thing I noticed when I lutidctl on the Island where I was bzrli MXLY-IWO yours ago. Although our f;iiiil.;v' moved to tli ixoviuce wlicii 1 was ten years 0d I have always retained most pleasant memories of the land of my birth. So when an opportunity occurred lute ln September of this year I gludy responded, Taking the 1min lll Ctimptu-llloii, N.B., zit 5:30 iii ilie morning I reached Rustico llurbuui" before stiuset of Lhc saute day. wlicre I was ivelcomed by my cousin Beecher and Mrs. Court mid family who had sent, u. motor car to Hunter River to nice. iiie, iliid licre I wish to thzuik both my litlst and hostess for their wtntrliir- lul hospitality and for the pains llit-y took to provide facilities s0

could visit so many of my old ueiglibcurs of long ago, and also so mﬂlly 0f my relatives who live lit some dzstzuire. My only regret ls 1 tailed lo qucct in old imd good izicutl Clii-smi- Mc urc, cx-M.P.. who lilid lcti. liis liotiie on a ous- iiicss trip about the time I arrived on llie Island. But I did have the pclmure of meeting two of his sistvrs who were olir nearest neigh- lmilrg WllPfe I was boin.

t" ioi, dc" the tlirlll I

if wlit-ii rczicling CJIJL‘ 0 iinri gazing across lllC otrnil of NU.i.lllllll'-)8l'lltl1(l I gJL n \'.c\\' of picturesque P.E. Island zlftcr all ubsciicc of so lllflll}! The beuuiv of tlic .\('t‘lli‘l'_V in ll‘. i l‘fll‘]l ()1 llli‘ Gilli‘ ls l)l'_'.l’\ll(l luv (lt‘.\\‘l‘l]\ilOll, willi lllt‘ wolf kept lllllll.» and l)llll.l"“'5. Tile llllld, ' l_'.‘,ll not h‘ ' ..s ill liiuny pluses lulu to iLs beauty .\..'Ljll wood to add to u. [he lirlv mid u l.l(l bvcii lllll“.'t'.\lC(l before I riittl zlltEi lLZll the barns " io t". .1 I noticed an lilfllls ii illliibcl‘ of both .iiil >2.;.'-"~ ' it: y of in iiiriustri‘ of the improvvcnout of .. lie wtil paved mu iii l2: lllf‘ \\'l1’TlC

n ll

lwLAVl], llu: Cfllllllll, wli cli tc is cue of the most bcziuti- 1'lil cilzvs iii Criuadg with its ivide fll‘.(l utll 1)ll\(‘1l slrecis liiirl its bountiful s’ (lo lrccs ivlilrli ziri- lo ill‘ .-i- ll c. ,v ivliorc, and its ' liiill ‘lilliuii .us ll‘i'(l ivoll .s"ic’.':~rl ulig it a wuiitlcrftil bus-

Io Ylrsifﬂd Sutzri "" bvuriuul place \\'. it: .. it} i, many magnificent stares e I wiioiiiz than one of tlie ltiijgcsl fr v .0 Maritime Provinces.

htcrc has also been a new hi- diwliy sprung up on the Isiarll U183!‘ la‘. few yeuirs wlifcii has irovcd u boon to many people I icfer to the Irish Moss business which so many are engaged in,

Nuw fl ‘few words about a few days’ fishing I had which was of particular interest and pleasure to liie._I liiid the goodwluckhto go out,

“COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE”

W. If. ROGERS Agencies Ltd.

Phone 540-541

STRUGGLING UP THE SLOPE

"Three years! Three WW5! And ii has scarce beami- Three years of waste, and wretch- _ edncss and woe. Bince one man's lunacy but b11611 T1119

sun. Yet-were) we havbler three v98“ Thmelggears. Our swords W6"? r115ly—£ll’l(l our souls: And this old lion was dcsDI-sed of “ men. were ye the people to defend the “ o

i tltu “‘°‘° s 1' . . The vcrv WoD ‘has lsuizhfnil at us and 0 g ‘mﬂls age h“ - the then. Con!‘ ‘hose S 0e , He fs n05 laughlnx quite so much uprem ﬂsucs is o the _‘\de‘.nL\$,$, D 3 . . We arielenbtpifiufte so comic as be- cbalacli: ved e ‘rsifips the l?“ ttdicul" re. v o a1‘ a i‘ leis Riespectedglgared, we struggle un “imgers a C “dag “s 3mg a ritual-a: we’ e ' _ And mgr-ch, ff God commands. for w lay la; o h “cusmdia 5 “Canaaa o t ree years more. to 0V9 y ‘we hm“ a o Mu‘ “m, —A. P. Herbert in the Sunday have i" . m * mud. - .,,, , Graphic . heﬂml" e“ be p t ’ ‘ i wlllsli we ll" st ¢ “mm ~ yer)‘ m“ ‘ ‘ w l“ _ ed , My (tivcvﬁ

the first few days that the fall “W5 (‘leer O T teeQmg 0 1 a“ a Q02 “ Q m8CkE1€l_ arrived and they wok lhe PAH‘ ‘ m the keel) to bu l ,. hook fairly well, Although I did _ 3T9 “e Vi“ ,e old (lea ' my“. not, catch as many n5 the exoer- ha‘; g0 \ W “ uul

fenced fishermen I clld catch who SLrOY n d“ ca hem l0 llil enough to satisfy my ambition as would t e c t hue l ,,,. m. an amateur, and when my cousin “(mg we m 5 _ \\ i!“ Beecher insisted on me taking a. N“ . ~69 Bu‘ K hard“ Qssililt‘. lll’ harrel of the beauties home, I sacflh ' “Y0K n. c l) ‘, Mulelv certainly did not refuse. Ymit . - ' QAVE eve . til i \ '

But one of my greatest Dciisures \ ' l i an,‘ \ \ in‘ l0 l“ was yet b0 crme, a visit to Green {Ofe ' ,-\\\Q\!\ 0v ‘ﬁn QVQYY l llit‘ ships Gables, It wris on Oct. 7th, that I ,.o‘mg “l Li‘: r-Anlﬁ- V,‘ visited the beautiful spot illﬂdE l“- sbayy ' “mg, l ',\t\\"i\“ ‘l? famous my that distinguished us“ , e - (we iii author Lucy Maud) Montgrégigry. g ‘he puma m we p Canudﬂ i‘ was accom nie my g an e sincere ol frfeii Mr. Everett “my “T f ht t McLme, at whose liome I had ‘m he‘ _ _ spent the previous night, where I - “ But VIM"!!! - ‘ ivas well entertained by himself “o ' “erg Now and wlfe and their son and Nothing M" __-——~

duughter-ln-Lsw. And although they were busy digging potatoes, of which there ls a bountiful crop on P E1. this season, he left is work tp drive me to the Park whrre the genial nitluager E.E Webb showed us the chief attraczlons. It would take an abler pen than mine to describe 1th properly, will its hcme-lfke club ouse for men and women, its garage and repair shops, and its large and beautiful zclf links as green as ln the month

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CONSERVATIVE CON ENTION his twenties would feel with fl. 1 the bathing house stands o. few sparkling wafers can be sccii dozens

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S. A. McDONALD urad and iirtiflcfnl ponds where ers‘ Lane". And although in tra-

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messed me as M, idea, Spot m, ,1 g A convention to nominate ‘two candidates to contest this Di couple of a romantic turn of mind. rict on behalf of the Conservative Party of the next Provlnci wh re pleasure seek rs can ljoy - i -

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garner their harvest from the ifs-cu.

mtuiv fish abound, and its groves __ Cutaj; not feel the thrill that a yoiiilt fn we “ext visited Cawnmre where Ylecfion will be held at Brcidolbune on Wednesday, November ill Gulf, where on flue dtiys on its WALTER S. GRANT.

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o e par are litany an varic

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It L: therefore not surprising Lliut. so many tourists from far and neéar cphme ygarly ttotvlslt. this spot. “t- e s“ p“ ° my 5m“ “N” cd rou in fbwer decked rave a sin with m wife and fu-i ",°_'.‘,"“,,“5,,“~* olllourk wav l‘°’,“e,,.‘“,° lli- gllieni-iemaiiis of that talgrited Rlgn inc-re deliyglifed illPll ever E.,",‘,l,€.u.r lsvlilliselou min iitvilui tlie author of "Aime of be able l0 i-Iniui Pill :13 _ ,,')n,b5,O,3,'es I read ‘ilﬁelnqtlkcs of (‘ireeii Gables." It was reluctantly ltiiid of my blrlli. l11'\ll' cf the dear old l:'l0ll(l§ I “v0 days m!" mm I b“ 140ml" I um" Sh‘ m“ ‘ l ‘ ‘ ‘ bve to my friends and started for win. n. coritr.

once knew, but wlio are now sleep- , _ m2 mew last ,0“ Swen Among nome, and though pleased to be Fleurant, Quebec.

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iind an ilnrle iliid uulit. and ii rs" brother of miiie who died fifty- _ fsur years ago, aged scvciiievli ,__

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