MOTHER :- Fieiciwfs Castoria is especially pre- pared to relieve infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhea; alla from, and. by regulating lliﬁ assimilation of Food; giving lie

To avoid imitations, alway-s look for the signature of é 7M

Absolutely Harmless -I_\'_n Flpiatt-s.

\

ying Feverishuess arising there- $tontaslr and Bowels, aids the altliy and natural sleep.

Physicians everywhere recommend it.

THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN

uiinui wiiicii ruin ‘I

Continued from page l)

"in this connection J just want to refer to only one passage in the (‘ustoitis scandal evidence in the shape of a short extract from a letter written by the notorious Bisaillon to the Hon. Jacques Bureau. Mr. King's Minister of Customs and personal friend. “110. when he was forced to resign, was rewarded by .\ir. King with a seat in the Senate.

This iuan Bisaiilon, who is described in the_Duncai1 report in the most scathing terms. wrote the Hon. Jacques Bureau as follows:-

“ ‘l also believe that in the interest of the party, it would be prefer- able to discontinue to watch the frontier.’ And in a short time the frontier was cleared so that smugglers could carry oti in the interest

f .\ir. King's Government and the United States manufacturers.

TAX PEOPLE FOR AUTOS

"The lowt-riitg of the cost on automobiles was only accomplished throuyi adding to the taxospf the Caitadlan people. They hava not been saved one dollar by this slelghtof-hand performance.

"The Liberals say that .\ir. Meillilﬂl wrcsted the Government from .\ir. King. It’ this is so, then the Canadian people should thank God that they bad a Meighen. for the country was rapidly drifting towards revolution. Th»- qtiestion was how long would the people stand for the treachery of the King Government before force would be resorted to.

"When a delegation of mort- than four thousand people stormed Parliament Hill to protcstngainst the lowering of duties (a demonstra- tion oi protest greater than anything ever seen in Ottawa) it was dangerously near a revolution and it virus only the adroit reduction of the duty on raw materials which allowed the continuance of these i_i:i- dustries- that tentporarily quieted the people.

"The Liberal party say that reducing the tarli! will lower the cost of living and the cost of production, but of what avail is low cost of living when there is no employment and no money to buy with. and

Eastern Notes

.\lI.-. .\lildr~ i» visiting

in Cardigan.

.t Ba y l-‘tvri u iiv.

.\ir. Iii-ii. 1'1 . . Thursday‘ .

wa- in Be.» it.-

l-on llrid qown iie recently.

.\lil l

.\ir. .luiii<--. was in Buy

- ' Arulia lay t-ienzntz.

.\ir. A! was in S _

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Pi-ynntou. ltd" Tllntriiiif" t-WJT-

.\ir. Pres war in Sour.-

.\ir.

flint?“

Th“

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.\li.<.= Alabel Patiuet, Souris was A t-ieimr i0 Egliugton last week. ii . l‘

- .\lr-. Duchetnin. Abel's Cape re- lint-nod to her home in Sydney via

ill»: Pictou boat Saturday morning. l t

Saturday v-l and .\lrs_ Will

\ ~'lllil‘.~' to Souris cninz included .\ir. jlloivlct: uud .\ir. Conway, Brae

wlr-ssrs Charlie and Bernard Mc-

(jotiain Brae were recent visitors ‘to Souris.

t prkent working at mas- o‘ v in the Bridgetown’

|in turn must be protected in order to exist.

Donald. aiid Will and Fab. llowlett.

low cost production when there is no market. which can be best pro- vided in a ('Ollll‘lllllli!_\’ by the development of home industries, which _ The Chinese have the lowest cost of living of any nation in the world. ls this the standard tile Liberal party would establish in Canada? High cost of living means llisfli wages and consequent prosperity.

WHAT CANADA NEEDS

".\ll (‘snails needs. with its valuable natural resources and virile

Gowau people. is an honest, loyal government to- insure its becoming one of the most prosperous and enticing countries ..\vorld._ Are the men and women of Canada going to allow a few self- seeking. disloyal politicians to tast a permanent blight o\'er the future

to live in. in the whole

this great country? The answer will be given on the 14th day of ptetitber. and it will be overwhelmingly" ‘NOY’ The people will

vote 'Conservative' in this election. not because it is merely Conserva- uive iroin a party standpoint twhit-h is of no interest to the Canadian people in this .\ir. Clayton Bourke. Bay For» m’, bade“ of

time of crisisi btit because of the calibre and honesty of the Conservative party and its policies, which are the

policies of Sir John .\. Alactlonalil and Sir Wilfrid Laurier.

"l-Jvr-ii one of .\ir. King's supporters in the late House, F. N. Mc-

_ lSighool. tiir-iilay.’

- IlCFEifI‘. ex-Liberal M. P. for Slierbrookc, only a week ago wrote a letter _ _ to iii? press in which hr- stated that ‘it was impossible for any true >_0l1!‘1-=. ‘fhP (fztnutiiziii to support .\ir. King iii this election.’

lxbligj. l’ "‘.\ll:ll and Irnteasitres. rather than political rhetoric, will be the de- -i =C~ b PR ‘tllllllf! taciois in this elt-r-iioii. The Cziuutliau people are long stiffer- "lllil- but Wlltll once i\l‘(illf-T"(i have nt-ver yet failed to (lu their duty.

.

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WHY THE APPARENT APATHY? . r-llllflﬂOTv/l ‘ll (‘Zrtmvn Tiilllﬂtlﬂl’ with.‘ -

l.»:i1; ll iJti-ltlrvi‘.

.\li.-'- .\l.'

lion "lt is pt-riI-ctli" aipiiart-ut aftcr i-tiuvr-rsiiig with (‘auadiittis in all T.'iur.-iiii_v.

.\lr .-.. l). Llvlmllalil. t". ll. Llllli ‘and .\lr-'. McDonald. Walks oi‘ lite iliut the seeming apathy or lat-k of interest iit this elec~ i ltiou arist-s from the fact that the great tiiajority of the people have _\i:i:-t- -: Tom and Oswald (‘obh aq- alnarly- niadi- up their minds to end (nice and for all the ridiculous vwlpanlﬂifl hy (hr-fr Iwiis; M: flarri-e that has bit-en etilait-ted at Ottawa by the Ki_iig-l~’orke combination. ‘in: a VﬂLZiiiOil at tte omc o it‘ tixpt-iir-"t- tut iuiiii iaiioii were )P_\'Oll(i the forbearance of the Can- _ h.“ poi,» Dundu._ ladian voters and llll'_\' ari- only duit-tly and resolutely waiting for the d _v_ _\\'ilE'llHlilF'_\' run (us: their vote and remove this stigma front the Gpnrud‘, (~a..u.,h,.]l who h“; political liti- of (fuuatia. in llounn for (llfn l“; ypuyt _ ‘fin tli" t-li-t-iion it is not lll\"l'(*i .-. m’! it t-i-u in her part-tits .\ir. undllllfglgkuyrgill ‘ml-i lllllll Filllwfnﬂ fill" , - -.,.}. ,, 3 , P!“ 3 - a - V. Iii ca, ziiii v-sporin _v :1. ill‘ citizens o I‘ i‘ -. ‘Mi id I I m‘ Him“ igave mt- birth, iill‘ good old lil‘4|\'lllt'4' m‘ Quebec. wrhii-illiewiiliigiiliiiliziiigi spun-n,- ][v];_vhr~_ “ppompanipd yuiiiriitet-tiiiii for your intiitstrii-s, your farms. your traditions. your religion ‘My, and Wm “duh, nlmnrml your schools and i-vorylliiug you hold dear iiutler-tlie policies of a Con- Aburs (‘uiu- from Souris Wod- fslﬁfall;"limfiimf"rgiukiﬁl‘T: Imp [lwtlmlittkg Of Sihr ‘vmrm Lmlrleri "- ~ W dew, , - i. - ' ' i: ‘if a con iuua inn u . .' - i” (m ii i ‘i1 m Mr‘ DMM l>‘-'ii>lt~ and uiuk~ (‘uuttdzi an udjuiict of tlit- fnitiiijti Stateisxilidilq of your ‘ ".\ir. King lust his iuaiii liopi- of wiiitiitig this I'l8!'liOll when he was M“ UM,“ Brooks and Mm m._ FP-lllﬁl-fl lilS<0illll0ll ‘and lost control of the olt-ctitui machinery, 'l‘lii'_~.- w... Fmnviﬁ who 5pm" i, W“. Omtviu‘ l|il(‘\\iv'|'!lllSt>1(')i-' his’ lliiivllflf‘ isppeul and’ tzonstiquent rage on being n» jmviﬁﬂ, V‘... Ho" in Annamlah: n“ v(i.rOr<.'nr] 1st’. itrlittittyi‘intt-iirled totdo in _thi- way of maiiipiilﬂtiryn o; turns-ii m thcti- imnir-s in Iiosfloii.lﬁélujlulgv Hit ‘ti: lllblh ntuouli iu-laiiiily surmised from tiit- dc- .rhur__dm_y _ in llilll II in the last Plﬂvllﬂll. .\l‘<n'.~'l".< ltcg. Coffin. Alylllﬂl”, (‘uuiphr-lb JO-“Pltll ileailr- und liau-l ii-l Alt-Rite. Rollo Buy West wore. ivory- by motor car i0 Ch'towtii Tll‘ll'S(lLi_\'.

Will .\lorro".v. _\iiuziiiiizile_ “vi-l ii-il " ' ‘;.. n<'{_ iviiv iii Sour-

y 21 question of ‘voting ‘Conserva- ioii of voting for (fannda or tht

t 1 l

mil-l ll"\"il‘i'"i iii l

A. T-liltii

-.,_.~..;.- i‘ -' lilo ll"'|ll-1|l iii 'illl\' (‘oiir/iy:

gour- i>ii~=li~ A PERTINENT QUESTION "Wht-rt- il-l lllt‘ titan or ivtiiuiiii, IIHiPHS tlivv lu- rulild parlisttiis to whom party tut-ans iiiori- than ('Dllllll'_\'. who would exchange lllf‘ pi-e ‘stint (_.tiiiscrvitti\'u (iU‘v'Dl‘lllll<.‘lll iu Nova St-ntln. rivcn with its shortcom- llllés. ior tits Llbfernll (iltllfflllllﬂlli which it replaced? l say this no; as .\ i. ‘ ' '0 w'u>lientl. ‘ortunt- ‘i fm-servii. "m! .‘ " "in. he“ m” m‘: "f ‘my lmmlcal Pan)’ “"4 1|"? Hﬂrlilﬂngrllltilrils fowondcrful 20M "f'zl)‘:¢_i{f(l'llga ascrnifltliliaslilanttittiiett! “iizlllt to so}: to those Tori» few. fel Sam Potatoes’ this “em cmsistsxp] értrad-e reltznionsromiitul fdilfii-vlllltlllflll would be improvgd b) of 11’. acres and the tops are an cit-iv cant farms iii \l'iiue ‘x2e ‘el-limulhigmtes"that [hem am today mo" oriuotis size. Upon pulling up afqm-a Qfstiq. Ti“: ,‘,.a.,,'.,}...,“ -< Zinil.“ 1m 0.‘; Xermout than were are in stalk tho Potatoes Drove to be ofihnme ‘markets are. where tlmmii (mums “ ‘uh furnish emplnynlenl and _ _ . . , . _ I f 4 l" greatgprosperity in the United States ex- rliltntlul size and quantity. ists, and tuanutacturlng can only exist with adequate protection “A few short weeks ago Mr. King diti not. oven know what ‘vital-mm; Rights worn. and he was seemingly indignant that the people of 1h; Maritinics should ask for plain simple justice while todav he comes down hat in hand and tells us how fond he is of the Slaritiines \\'li ' he loves us more thtm any other ipart. of Canada and if we will onliv jitst elect him to oﬂlco he will give us everything that we can think 0'1 and ask for. PorsonalLv, I should ,bo afraid if l met. Mr. King on ihl“ .\- , , . . ~ cigioeﬁs-thttt hi would thiou hll-l arms about mo und kiss nio on both "Another few short weeks n people of his own constituent-y thr- Aiaritliur- peoplo was to bu oinal- be married. and die unit-ii ill.‘ really loves us.

.\ir. .\liilt'lr~ visitin: u‘ .\ir.-y liiti Moon y.

‘i1|~l4)ll. i~ ll‘~ lli'llll“l'

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.\ir. All-x. .\lcl~" Iuiii- and .\ir. Robertson. Allllﬂllliill“ wort.- \ ors tri Duudus Friday v-vr-tiitig.

Mr. Phillips. Kt-usiuizion. has ro- turnr-rl to his home aftr-r a week's work on liay Fortune conic-Lory.

.\lr.<. David Brooke. .\lr.<. Ernest Fain-is. and Mrs. Stewart enjoyed n delightful motor boat ride from Annandtile to Souris. Owing to a gale they were unable to return by the ' mo route but motored from Sourzs instead.

.\ir. AilWll. littrke. Fortune, had the llli~‘lOl‘lllll" to fall from 4i hay- loft roccnliy breaking tlirco ribs.

Airs. Jack Alclmnalrl. Cardigan. is visiting at the bouic of hcr sist~ vr, Mr». Jztiiioa Coffin, llrillo Buy.

.\ir. mid .\ir.“. "Sandy" Clark» and Ilnuizhior t-ll worn uniting Wed- ncsdztya v sittirs to iUwlls (Lipo.

August is about to be numbered with the by-gones schools have rr-openeil.—suminer visitors are preparing to depart and already thorn is a tinﬂf‘ 0f autumn 0n field and flower. Only about two weeks until “dies irac"—the 1-1th——and then?

kn his (ix-Minister of‘ Railways told [he in the West flint the only ambition o‘ born. have a free ride on the lntorcol __,__. ; Mill HOW l1" comes. down and tells us hon

.\lu.-;.<r.~'. Ill-o. Alvin-nu (‘harlotto- town and ‘Morrison Alvin-tin. Wilt- shir“. wi-ri; f!\('i,‘l|l ‘fitilOrti to Sour-

PASSING STRANGE

"lluw strange that during all the _vcars .\ir.

that it unit-i" occurred to liiiu to bestow oven m;

fiil blessings that he now says thut he w

only just elect. him to office. -.\lr. Kin l . l d i -

once as the “Promising Premier." and: sitiliiielireeriln ltlililfﬂnlliifltillnloCi-‘eliilag

can be placed upon the political tombstone of this 'Will-o'-the§\'i~i)p'ap "Does .\ir. King think that a people who have produced Shilllé 9f

tlliggltaizatiniest men and women in Catmdn can be fooled with such childish

"The answer to .\ir.

King has held office _ c of all these bountl~ ill hand out to us lf we will

.\ir.-z Ada .\lt~l)onald_ Boston. who has llI'('Tl visiting zit ilio home of Mrs. Joseph (‘titiiilitin returned to Boston. l-‘ridztyi morning.

‘Recent visitors to Annandalo ivnre: Mr. anti Airs. Paton and .\ir. Ed. Iteid. Rollo Bay. and liiessrs Harri.’ Burkcg Harry Francis. Percy Burke. Latichie McCormack, and .\ir. and Mrs. Geo. Jackson, For- tune.

King's Mitilstcr of Rallwn g l _ regarding the Maritime people will be given on lily? liltqliilttiifnéerpiigiiltiliie: ln tho shape ‘of a. solid (‘onstirvatlvo representation from the Alarltiimes headed by our oopulnr Minister of Railways. the Hon. \Villla_m .\_ Black’ “Never in the history of (fnitada has this cottntrv tlcrivetliuio little benefit front an itnbotinilerl prosperity that ltas exisii-d lit tho United States us during llic aditiinistration of Mr. Mackenzie Kitig. There mus; be a reason.

A very enjoyable dance was held In Rollo Bay West Scho0l_ Thurs- day evening, baskets were sold and a snug sum realized.

Alessrs Sam and Joe .Franciﬂ. Mrs. Francis and Airs. Muirhestl. Albany. ‘are in Fortune Bridge the guests of .\ir. John Francis, the former two are Mr. Francis‘ broth- ers and the latter his sister.

Jfops the aclte and pain -aff0rds

CANADIANS ON GUARD!

"All right thinking Americans. mun 0st peruottal friends. arc amazed at the apathy of the Canadian people towards the inlquitotis acts of our Canadian politicians,

BRINGING UP FATHER_.

y of whom arc aiuniit: my clos- The political meeting in Sourlsi was woll attended-Auden] too well for comfort as it large number were compelled to stand. The order

Mt. Stewart Notes

.\ir. William Affleck, Boston. Mass. is spending a vacation with relatives and friends here.

.\ir. Daniel .\!OASSGY, Mt. Stow- aratpis at present engaged in some carpenter work for Mr. David Cof- fin. lid. of Hillsboro.

Presbyterian ser- vices were held in the Reading Rootn Sunday last. at 7 o'clock conducted by .\ir. G. ll. Trainer. student-pastor.

The regular

Services at tho United Church were led by the pastor Rev. M. K. Cbariimn at eleven o'clock a. m.. and at 7.30 p. m._ by the Reverend Dr. Ramsay, Trinity United Church Charlottetown. with whom Rev. Mr. Cbarman exchanged pulpits.

.\ir. and Mrs. William F. Jardlne who have been spending some time with friends and relatives here. loft _\lonilay' for their home in Somer- ville_ .\lass.. Ali-s. George Jay ac- companied them to Borden where she intends visiting her sons Ar- thur-and Albert 0f that place. “l-l."

.\lrs. Artemas Douglas, Dorchest- er_ .\lsss.. who has been spending soiiio time at her home here left on return Friday evening accom- panied by her daughter Bliss Etta. and niece Miss Jessie .\lcLean who resides in Somerville. Another daughter Mns. Bruce Jay who left on the same evening for western Catiada. accompanied them to Mont-ton.

.\ir. J. Lester Douglas. Charlotte- town_ is having a big frost-proof ivarehouse 30x60 ft., built at Doug- las. R. R. station for the cont-eni- ence of the farmers shipping pota- toes, etc. This will meadqulte a lot to that settlement, when com- pleted. as anyone shipping perish- able goods. previously, had to haul them to Mt. Stewart Jct.. or take their chances on having them fro- zen.

Following a suggestion made at a nteeting of the Presbyterian \\'. M. S, a number of members met on Friday the 27th inst, in some barrons belonging to Mr. Cameron Mchatighlaii. Ild of llillsboro for thr- ptirpose of picking some bliie- berries to raise funds for the so- ciety. Beginning at noon all pick- ed with right good will until five o'clock when they were refreshed by a supper served in .\lrs. .\lc- Lxiughlaifs good style which ueetls no comment. When the berries were weighed. there were found to be one hundred and eighty ma. pounds picked, and twenty pounds donated by Mrs. K. J. La- rcy, which when sold at five cents pct‘ lb which the ll. A. Johnston (‘n.. ure paying at. present made zt nice little sum for thc society.

GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRA- TION

A vnry pleas-ant social evening WZIS spent at the homo of Mi‘. iiiiil .\li's. (ienrizo W. Balluin of Mt. Pleasant. Lot 19-. on the evening of August bhc 7th. it being the §0l(l('-li'€1lllii\'(~i".'<ily' of the wedding

- 1f .\lrs. Balltiiuis parents, i\lr. and

Mrs. Norman Ali-Lehman of liar- mony. Lot 13, The evening was gileasatitly- spent with music and vther illlllﬁtllllﬂllls, .\ir. and Mrs. Mcbennan are both widely and fuv» n-ahly known in the surrounding country. As Mr. McLennan for years conducted It milling business it Victoria. West. About twenty- >ne years ago he gave this up re-i novlng to Vancouver, B. C.. ivhere ie resided for a number of years dually coming back to settle down m the land of their birth.

Although well past tho allotted

ipan of life this worthy couple are ‘n the best oi‘ health and far sur- JESS much younger people in life ind vigor. Of quite a large family, .wo are deceased, Isaac and Nor- ‘uan anti buried in Vancouver. Two on; and one daughter reside iii Vancouver city. \Villiam. Angus ind Mrs. Fred Bryant, the rest of he family reside on the Island.- vlrs. W. H. Mooney. Victoria West; ﬁrs. George W. Bullum. Mt. ‘Pleas- ant; Mrs. Theo. Entusn, Enmore ind John ll. at home. They also have twenty-seven grand children and one great grand child.

\\'ith the exception of the immed- iate family and relatives there were a few invited guests among them being Mr. and Mrs. Albert McArthur o! Enmore..\lr. McArthur being the only person at present

. - , 'ir't. tlons and irietitls are hero asseiii- “-\ s lbled tonight lo congratulate you “hem he “orkeil a“ a carpenter

Gutla Pe

CORD TIRES “lBuilt ﬂatter to 9Vear$etter"

rclia & Rubber, Limited

TORONTO

“Gutta Peroha” Tires iiiiiitii sit

Sold By

WART 8t C0. Llll.

Charlottetown

lying mi the island who illl0llli0tilillltl home to ‘spend the_pla‘t:;i'lyrff‘l_‘g he wetldiug fifty yours ngo. Lot- of your liiﬁ “t? 10W “_ I f -_ tors ivore riecelvﬂtl from those tiflilie iiletistrro of cvlehrattig man-y the family rcsiditit: away enclosing uiiiili'vrsliili‘iﬂi~ilr<if Itlgit>fgalt~_h0l’"§l*€§ preseniis iu money and full of best ziccciil lie E 5 ‘i ~_

wishes. ‘This aloiiz with gold and contained therein. but its .1 lOHHH bank nolcs from the fzuuilv and lﬂkifll TF0!" Ymll‘ lllmily till this Wm‘

< _- gout, iitounted to quite wedding day. _ _

Zulizjrlgse a I .\ir. Zilclieiiuati responded in his After fl bountiful rnpast liud bot-it iiﬁiilll Kﬁnlill "inﬁll" thanking all snrvt-tl the gathering W115 mill-d m present for giving them this balm) order and H", f,,n.,\._-ing address “qigltlVillllllft whtoli they very much en-

I t

_. ~ t I f. i] - 1 ~ lllllllS(‘.0ll('(‘S of the past fifty years \lf'.mliiiitlliiitiiii. am i i) ‘Of his work as a young man in tltila Dear Father ulid .\lotlior~ lVo-‘lllll Yarils- file“ a5 Ami‘ “"15 t Your children, griiud children. rola-Wvlth lumobferrixtitsg ilrllgsfiltzllltllai ﬂaleﬂsl:

on this the fiftieth pnnlversttry of “ml ‘ljhereld h; saldde “lynch :10"? your Inarrmm,‘ Fmy years you money cou e ma an ere.

have spent together sharing the h"! l“ all hi8 travels no place dark with the bright. You have

mad m, my‘ T)...“ Ennmn and a joyed. l-lo gave some interesting rc-I

small island where he started "l8 with his young bride, and ivhere lie hoped to rotuulu for the rest oi his days.

AllliilSt general liunilshukiiti; till’ party dispersed wishing .\ir. and Mrs. iMcLennsn uiany hatiiil W‘ turns of the day.

_—_¢0¢-?—- FLAG “POLE TQ MARK MUSSOLINI ATTACK

COMO. Italy, Sept. Il.—-.\ llaii pole 80 metres high will servo both as a commemorator and a protest against the Hon. Violet Gibsonﬁs attempt on the life of Premier .\ltis- solini. The polo- was dedicated Sunday at Pontechiasso oit tlis ‘ltalo-Swlss border. Deputy Turstl. in an accompanying speech stress- ed the importance of the occasion.

seemed so mtioh like home as this

rieen your family grow to manhood and woinutihood. starting out mak- ing homes for themselves. Sonic are fai- dlstant from mu and (fﬂilld not be here tonight sud some have gone never to return, but through ii all ‘God has spared you to each other and to us. and we are Y"? glad indeed t0 have you horn to- night s0 hale and heiirty and look- ing s0 well. and we hope to have" you with us for many years to come. We are sorry l; was lIIIDOS- sible for ull your children to he ‘present but illstance forbids it. yet‘, tve know that you are in their‘ thoughts tonight. lu our maul’ -years of married llfo you have scarcely ever been separated even?

fair... Proved Sm hi. millions aid Colds Headache

and now since coming to our l§i

"l am sorry to feel obliged to only scratched the surface in conu

Canada without any ‘mandate from

"Canadians. on guard! law of heridity is st. work.

The iss History

ﬂag shall it be. the Union Jack or at tho parting of the ways. Shall

perity; or King and Chaos’!

Canadian people during the moi-administration of Mr. King. , "if Mr. King tuansged to accomplish so niticli to the rlotriitieut of,

scheming manuipulatlon of the Progressive party. l will leave to the‘. imagination of the Canadian people what may be expected if this dis- credited Klng Government should come bat-k with a real majority.

1837. William Lyon Mackenzie, over-shadows Parliitntettt Hill.

Shall it be Meighcn with Probity, Patriotism. Protection and Pros-

suy that in these remarks l litivol -

ectlon with the treachery‘ to ‘

were many it was always togcthcrgl Pain Neuralgia tho ~v

Neuritis Toothache

Pllllll

prescribed by physicians fol [Iumliago ' Rheumatism; _,

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l

the people, merely’ through rlevot"

ipons N01‘. AFFECT. THE HEART?

uc must he fut-ed. is repeatltig itself.

The inexorable V Tho spectre of

\Vhlclt

tho Stars and Stripes? Canada is \ . Canada be an adjunct. or it nation? llvirln i-I the "i! n"! i RM!!!‘ leiduter of lull

tlullﬁonl

Accept t':_nl1

which contains provﬂi

Ziildil.

y; In Grinds)“ id (Aoutyl Salicylic Add. ﬂint Aspirin menu yer manufacture. to all!!! at Ion: 0on9!!! i he uunnna wit!

“Bayeﬂl 113615884! direcions. boxes of l2 ts-hwl and too-Drum"-

ic- g mm Mmunetun n! “M” f- =- W'- " '- was Ill! lllltlllillﬂll- u "n, an Ion: MI-

“Buyer” ttlol of 24

thﬁ bile Ill W

._By George McManuﬂ

was splendid and all speakers re- ceived a good hearing. Hon. Mr. McDonald was in splendid form and stated the various wrong-do- ings of the Liberals amid continu- ous applause. Dr. W. J. McMillan also explained tho "Constitutional Question", in a manner which left no doubt as to Gov. Byng's perfect right. The others speakers were Mr. Johnston. Mr. Mclssaq Ex. M. l’. Mr. Wade Hughes and Hon. A. C. Saunders.

JUDICIAL INQUIRY TO BE HELD

IN GREECE ATHENS. Greece. Sept. 8.-—-It is officially announced that a com- mission composed of the most not- sble judicial authorities iti Greece will be appointed to institute a complete inquiry into the activities of the Government of Theodore Pangalos. recently deposed. The for- mer Dictator is at. present interned i at Crete.

watt-wow ARE

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