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flee-President I. l. Iuruel Iaelteeenlmltl. ‘

Aeeedeeelfleenlhtflurla IIQGUAID

h.“ IAN may be eltelael Ire. the Iellewla; aunts In Charlotte-

A. Ieewlglhlp Valet. Ire. L Deueefle, ll Burial Perl Iced. 3.9g" khan, 0. Tlemllne, Kent Street Welt. Maritime “ e, m u“, m ‘ J s'"“'

ll. Thomas While, llfl Elm Ave, J. I). Teylel flrelten Btr t. N. . c . c."- qu“! a r Twuel, 46 Elm Anenue.

F d G ll t, Alex. McPherson, Queen litreet. Fxnk :1“ iiuyanii‘ iiiliiizrfibiilc P. J. Iolnliln, llsNelll " ' , ilummerelde,

TUESDAY, JULY 1926

ltreet.

on u dangerous road. if “they think" we are good, honest, honor- able uiid clean, we are hopeless iii-

THE COMMUNITY BOND.

A writer in a recent American]

Notes by the Way

It Ie customary for cynlce and even others to assert with Shakes- peare, “the evil ‘men do lives after them; the good is oft interred with their bones," implying that for the. most part, it is‘ not worth while "doing good by stealth,“ for there are nine hundred and ninety-nine, chances to one that not only yolli shall have no occasion to “blushi

The Public Forum,

flu eelunn 2e epea lee ll: dteeueleu by eeneepellente et gueeheee el lllereet. The Charlottetown Guardian does not ueneeeerlly endorse Ole Illlll el eeneellllelh

. vwwr

CREAM GRADING Q.

BJ/IILL‘ 1 lL-{Qsaea 11-1? HOW EMOTIONS AFFECT THE BLOOD The story is told of a school mas-

iSir,--lu the daily Patriot of Ju- ly l0tli l noticed a letter s1x111111 .Cl1llll1 Point, in which the writer expresses himseli‘ as being of the

e prised

Canada's Historic

i

July 9 w" Thai

OTTAWA. Ont.. , the Historic ,

annual meeting 01 Sites and Monuments Board of‘ Canada, an honorary body com- of recognized historians which gets In 5n advisory capacity‘, to the Dominion Government in| respect to historic site! 11181-1111‘!- ‘was held recently in Ottawa when over one hundred lllltl‘ thirty sites were reviewed and in addition to the several sites previously reconr,

Lights To Be Marked,

_ to find it fame," but will probablyi1"- “110- ""1111" 1"’ 11111111911 10 111111

, A |out the boy guilty of some n|isde- learn evil motives are imputed iogluleanor’ “ned up me enflre cm“ 1'01" 11°91- 11119111-117115- B111 1111111 [and then counted the pulse of each 8001111688 11 1B the Cynics who urciboy. The one whose heart was lii the wrong for the good we dolbeillflllg 1111‘ 1131119141 W118 1111111118811

. __;gu ty. 1

magazine speculates interestingly,

on what he ~ulls "a new t f1 “

L we U ‘live up io it. Let us cultivate lllll-i criminals" developed in the rush‘ _ ’ tual. community fellowship null,

friendliness and live up to it uiid we‘ A irharacteristic of the “new. ,

deed if we do not do our best to.

and feverish haste of these moderni days.

liable test bewuse the boy who

would have us believe. was guilty llllgllg have a slow heart

______ naturally, and the few extra beats

These remarks are called forth 111111111 1101 git: him as fast a ‘pulse

_ rs. e an snot er youiigs er w tb a

by l11'58"?)‘Hraafihftsaihiefgzrlfqcgtgilnuturslly high pulse rate“ {the c3 o _\' ‘e ,

opinion that sradlng of farm p10- ducts is un injustice to the pro- ducer. Grading is nothing more than paying according to quality and is recognized by the men who are iumilinr with market conditions that it is the only reliable founda- tion to work from to get improve- 1119111, iu quality. The writer enum- crates eggs, foxes and cream. the bitter- he makes the principal sub- ject of his letter and makes the statement that if cream is sour it is placed in second grade which is a very unfair statement t0 publish

mended for commemoration twelve: others were selected as being 0i’; national importance.

‘Brigadier General E. A. Cruik- shank presided at the meeting 11-1111 the other members in attendance were Dr. J. C. Webster. rflllrefle"? lng New Brunswick; Dr. J. H. Coyne, representing Ontario; llis‘ Honor, Judge F. W. Howey, r8919‘ senting Western Canada; J. l3. l-larkin, Commissioner of Canadian National Parks; representing 1110i Department of the Interior and! ‘Mayor A. A. Plnard, Secretnry- ‘

With the exception of our Insurance business, m". operations are confined colelytc the Retell Merchants.

We make our prices attractive and endeavor to Qrx,i\ ecute all order-e efficiently and promptly because w. I

recognize that the euceen of the Retell Merchant mean;

0U!’ IIICCGII-

Cerloads of Flour, Cracked Corn,

can, Oatmeal, Mclaeece,

cornmeal, Ron“

Peerless

Cement, Sugar, Fecde of all kinds, eta, In stock and arriv-

ini daily.

We have salesmen covering the territory

See them or phone us.

The Foundation "COURTESY"

11 You do not receive It

Stone and SATISFACTORY SERVICE.

01' 011i‘ buelneu h

you wll

type" is csllousuess. an absence of:

emotion. ‘He gives s number of in- stances of which the following is a sample. A young man, apparently of good breeding. and known to huvc come from a good home, was found guilty of murder. He heard

the jury's verdict of "guilty" wltlii

a cynical smile; hcurd the judgtfssmi“ 111' 111“ 11'9‘1“1"'1'Y ‘*1 11111 p1“1'.iand

sentence of death without a quiver of his countenance. lie pursued‘

the same siolcisnr during his im-

latter ‘being oi‘ a naturally nervous

.5110“ 1101 H0 1111' W1‘11I18- :ii-ue Mother in Israel, in the person

I

-—-—-<>-eo- 10f Mrs. A. E. Morrlson—s lady 1181;, THE PO1-1T1CAL slTUATloN- itcr known by her good works and‘ __- itruly Christian character than pro- Siiice the few 1190111‘- ‘lflls at the birbly any other private citizen in iCupital which witnessed the fullithe province. Mrs. Morrison wasu ‘o; me King Gn,.e,.nn,ent_ the M, Sunday School teacher in StJames Vcessmu to me Prannershlp o, RUChui-ch, having chaige oi the prim- ‘ ‘ _ iury classes for over forty years. Hon. Aithur lieighi-n and his de-iam, had u“, privilege m. ,,,0,,ld,,,g influencing ‘in the earliest: KF1H4-‘11\'0 01111011811111 W110 111111 llrn-istngcs the characters and lives of] mised to stand by the ncw miiiis-‘llicusaiids 01 young people “'10 11>- ll'_\'llll the work of the session was 1111-" 1151" 111111 ca“ 1181 blessefl‘ one ,always felt better for beini: 111

p,.|,,0,,,,,e,,,_ “m, Umufl,“ nnnutofl,completed, the political waters have. hen)“, the mm, Se, rm. me ,,|,,,__,,.,,_1liei-ii smooth. The work m‘ form-

mnmh [he prhmn barber shave,‘ fling the new Cabinet has proceeded

Mrs. Morrison's presence, and the amount of work she accomplished was amazing, both in (‘nnectinn with the church, the KlngsDiuighi-

up‘), m, “h, head when, H“, Heck steadily and satisfactorily and Pro-i

rode of the death mechanism was

to be placed. This (lone and the’

m“), to [he than. “cumny begunJtest Cabinet in the history of the;

a guard rushed in to the cell with a reprieve, commuting the death sen- tence to imprisonment for life. The prisoner showed no emotion and

only turned -to the barber with thei111111¢111ly being to select from ab-

a ream,’ basic-rs. and the l. 0_. D. b}. uindiother ,wliat will probably prove thestrong-ixcstlzfiltlitllriolf$R1;:‘1l::e"0,3_; (8511:: ileuth of Jill's. Morrison Willi that 181111. died in the room she had been iCeilJinet out of such material afiiuiarried in thirty-eight years previ- Preiuiei" Meigheii had at his dIs-C1I11111Y 01111 11111111101111)’ 111 111“ 1111'" iposal, was ii pieusziut one, the only,"1911"‘1 01 1'11" “1ergy1111111 W11“ mm.‘ irietl her, the Rev. Ur. Carruihers. who paid a. glowing tribute to her

niicr Meighcii, as

country. The work or forming u

temperament would have a greater increase than the guilty boy, be- cause the test would make hlm even more nervous and send up his pulse rate. It is u well known fact 0f course that emotional states will semi up the pulse rate, and al- so make our breathe faster.

However some Chicago research men, bavin noticed the increased . pulse and iremh ma,’ deemed w cream with s. higher acidity test My and lean, whether muse enupyillilll .45. Any patron that sends his iional states hail any action‘ uponi“1'e““" “W131” “m1 1111111113 01'" 25 [he Mood 115911 [percent gets special grades and a

They firs; gxpgfhngnted “phi bonus of two cents s pound t0 com- dogs by placing a cm, Qr a rm in: peiisute him for his extra trouble a cage witliln pluln view of the and also to induce others to send a dog. who was securely i‘asteiied.111@1191' 111111111)’ 01 01911111- 11 111 91151’ '1‘11cy 10111111 111111 the dog's piili-ie1to see what tlic result would be if uiid breathing became much more we didn't recognize quality the rupid, rind ihul the little white standard would gradually g0 down cnrpuscleg in tlic ‘blood became till it would be impossible to sell iiiuch more numerous than before1the product made from it.

in the press and places a hardship on those that are FY1118 1-0 B18011‘ ize un industry which is the salva- tion of this province.

The grading regulations, a copy of which has been sent to all crea- inery patrons states that N0. 1 cream can have an acidity test of .55. So far this season we ‘(.11 no

The recommendations of the; ‘Board are carried out by the Call-T ,-sdian National Parks Branch ‘pertinent 0f the interior. On sitesi where there are no historic re~,‘ mains and where it is desired to; commemorate the historic occur-i rences which took place 111816. 11.. shalt in the form of u cobble stone; cairn or o. large boulder is erected

to carry the standard bronze tablet’ which is of u very high artistic na-

ture. The centre panel bears the

inscription containing tile historic‘ occurrences and around" its border‘ the several phases of Canadian‘ history ure symbolically i-eprcs-i cured.

Of the sites selected by the B01111! zit its 11.125 session for u commem- oration tiie following are tlic most iinpoi-tautz- Louisbourg, N. S., once proudly called the Dunkirk of

the experiment, when the dog was Cream grading ls praotlcally uiii- calm. The increase was from 30 versai all over (fanatic today and to 151) percent. ‘was not inaugurated‘ by any govern Then they experimented tipflnymeiit, but by tlic leading dulrymen l11111"11l>1 who were about l0 11111191- of the Dominion who asked the go ziu (iperatioii. These patients government t0 euuct legislation “"1" 11111 11111“ 1"" 111111 140111‘ 111 V01" tiOVffiflllg the grailiiig of cream. 1111131115’ 101' *1 11*“"1"“(1 19111111‘ 01' 111*‘ Cream grading was first liitro- 5118' ,”11‘"'11 1111 11"1'111"“ “"4 011111111" dun-ed in Western ‘Canada uiid as u conditions. 'l‘lie idea was that llltéiresu“ the quamy of ma“. buns, thought m‘ feiir ‘was m. such,“ high standard they‘

of an operation’ would arouse the emotions. 'l‘he “,6,” ab“, m g9, Canadian hung].

blood was examined.

America; the Naval Battle of the ‘Shannon and Chesapeake at Hull- fax; the Yorkshire Settlement, Chig necio; Fort Leiiiiox on lle-uux-Noir, near St. John, P. Q; Fort Threei ‘llivcrs at 'l‘iirce Rivers, l’. Q; Furl} Ifruntenuc, Kingston, 0nt.; the eiii- harkaiiiou point of Brook's troops to capture Detroit in 1812, near Sandwich, Oiit.; the western term- inus oi‘ iSlr Alexander Muc- Keiizielsi point west, near Bulls tbs old lludsou

i confer s favour by

"°P°"11"II PF°mPt1y to the management.

lleBlois Bros. limited

Wholesale Merchant-s, Exporters

AND Fire Insurance Agents Phones, 698 and 699

Cleaned Up ---CIeaned Out

Johnson farmed successf a 011F119" crop at high p the city to live.

left hlm with pract

ully for twent riccs, gold In five years, lcally nothing,

Y yearn ending wm. his farm and retired to unfortunate investment;

Wh - en you retire, retire with an assured Income that "mp1.

111g can disturb. You c h thl ‘ “'1 "w" Y I6 11mg as you llvepto commence at any desired

JULY 1s, 192s"

Mr. Retailer Merchantl j

Beve rages, gm, f, 1

\ . "fllliirly. __

recognized on the British market, -(‘olla, B. C., uiid _ iu cniiipetiilon with lluiiisii and Bay ‘Company's post-s of Fort Aii- New Zeaiiuid and opened iliu best glislus uiid Edmonton neiir Edmon- hultcr market iii the world l'or 1111,1011. M111- 1" 11110111011 t0 111B 11110119 .. , . ' - site: it ‘s is d1‘il.l that the 1° 111* 111111111110"! 11110111- 111-»“f,‘$11,?’.,F1§§,1'L“Z1Ki”',.§ofiilTfhifi....i?.....‘¥$i,ii. gertiifceisflof the fol-i operation. The foruiei- showcilfla ‘f’ 1.1,‘,'_,',e,,d ofhgqlyfltiflg Lolowlng outstanding personngcs in an increase of from l2 to 100 pcr- 1'“ wax 1 _ L, k0 reapcanudlan history should be guild ""111 1" 1111‘ "V1111" 1f111'l1111l1?l1-s 111 1111*‘ 121mm’ He W .l:,bll,f::1|:,p g ‘ziibly couinieiuoraleii:— Nicolai-ii blood, whilst in the hitter tlicrv 1' V\",J::|1"E11U‘I1: Jffffmcf 51,815‘, h,“ m llciiys at Batliurst, N; B., Joseph‘ , , . l . . . .

W115 11111" 01‘ 1111 0111111811- , . . » Wallet des Barres at S diicy, N. S., um m», 1 - - ‘ '-

illicre were tliirii-iiii niiiincil, in Stéwfll oi’ whom there- weave ill-finite i-viilvnccs of four, whiiig the remaining lslx seemed‘

1911111111. “V1111 W819 111 11 11 ~- 11111111111111“? U1 11111111111111‘ a“ or whichlmemory at the (Yciiteiinry service 13118911 ex-

a hurry. it will uiki». six 1111111111111111113 1111*‘ 111"" 111111 111" "011"1"Y1 W-‘Bjiu Si. James’ on Sunday morning. ~ I Several 111111511111-

1 hange in the A _ H m ,_, There is not much c instantaes of slnillnr UilllflllhlllOfll-l 11'11"‘1'1e"1111‘ 11-"1119111111131 1' ‘"11. “flu, smmfion 5m“ Saturday

v _ _ ‘ ‘ I _ , H ypc. W019 5111911 10 51111310111101? 1111* 1111111118“! are tmmmh ‘mu whbs‘ T1111 ‘ f“. iriv/ untlurslotitl llie Rt. Hon. ory that the want of emotion is11'111"1'11111'11111111113 WW1" 1111A‘: 11111119711". .\'.E1"ll4‘.il bus z-ouipleietl his the cause o; [he "loam-n p,~..vu1..|p;pi111"’- 1111-1111? 111V*‘1'1111i-i 111111111! Z1119"‘idrai't Cabinet and is waiting the

, _ ..

, . - - - i . t t’ i.f lios. it

and mcrpuse o, t,,,,,,,,,amy_ Itlon from what they are being ti ieilpioper ‘llljllqtlfllill o tliligrriunl of For eight mouths they held,” 2155911911 11“ as "

d t , I ysfdflv: in pay the same amount monthly to you,- wp, H

Provide for your retirement no . o-l our various monthly income m"...

llynilman & 1b.. Lid.

Provincial Managers

to grow that bald spot!" Write for partlcupq"

Charlottetown, P. 5, |,

, ton, N. B., Bishop Alexander Muc-

ln this quiet province oi‘ ours§1°1< , outstanding criminality,‘ is rare. Yet1°111°e 11y 111“ °11'(111°1e11 1111131011111’ we are not without our petty criin- 01' 111" 19111111191111111116931 why did lnals, both in our urban ceutresi111° 11111111111111’ 111 111E 1119111111115" go and in our rural communities. As11111°11 1111 111111111 11111131111“ of "w" to the abfienpfi o, H,,,,,U,,,,Ia,,d tm“;inal-uiliiiiiiisirotliiii of the only de- 18 a broad SUMPCL a Hunpk, dHLgHUHDItFLIUGIIY. that was thoroughly iii- s“, m, Hm,“ crlnnnulny m, we have“vté.~lllgtlitéll uiid u strong suspicion wuum be u, ca“ i, a mck 0,, rPspon_,lllili illl‘ others, ii’ slinilurly investi- slmmy m U“, Cununnnhy‘ a mwgatt-tl would prove in he similarly mail-administrated. T111111’ W111i 1101- only moi-administration, im- moral conduct on the part 0i 0111-

of aloofnei-is from ri-puiublie and] but

responsible neighbors. i ‘Not so long ago there was a real - communhy “n, and a cOnum,n“yw-ials and ministers, and not only ' these but n wholesale robbery of

the country to an estimated extent

spirit in the country. rlvcryoiiel

knew everyone tilse within n radius of miles. Pioneer life was very o1 one hundred ‘mimon donnnL For

simple’ an were “flghbors andilllflflt? the King administration has friends. The young people felt the already been censured by‘ the “ma. bond o, respmmhmty Wm, the“, jorlty of the representatives" and neighbor, To do anythmg wrong for these they will have to face the would ‘be tn liiciir disgrace in the people‘ NO Wmounl o’ “one which conmmmx The young mun going they can now raise will divert pub- awsy from homo felt that his neigh- 11c 3116mm“ 1mm this’ They me bors at home were interested in his 131511111 an 81111118111118!‘ cry m Con‘ career, would be proud of his suc- 11111118116185 where such a cry ‘may

cess or humiliated if he lulled. As n result he lived up to his respon- sibility uiid it is undeniable that both among ‘those at home and those who went away

prove effective. sizing the alleged benefits 0f the Budget they produced in their dy- ing hours. "The best Budget ever submitted to any parliament", they are shouting. No one ls worrying about the Budget, the only fault ifound with it being that the portion of it advocated by the Conserva- tives, namely, certain reduction in

from us therc was much less failure, liifln- ltcly less criminality than there is today.

The community spirit has lost its grip in the rush and tear oi‘ motl- orn life. Today the grcnt quest is for “thrills" and to obtuin these money must be had and li‘ it cuii- not be earned it niust he acquired. if not otherwise, then by uctiiul theft. if caught the criminal 111F133 little for the opinions 0|‘ those whom he does not know. hence the stoicism and r-alinusness which ls so often met with even among pet-

the income Tux and the "nuisance

had not been elfectted live

taxes" years ago.

The great court before which Ibo. tried

(lililfiufilfllll!

they are now about to will not permit these

to hide the real charge which in- chides moi-administration, extrava- gance, wanton waste and the rob- bery of a hundred millions of dol-

They are eml11111'1

advice from the Quebec leaders. Mr. Meigheii will not appoint any French-Canadian ministers, until alter the election, bul will leave four portfolios vncuiit which can be filled from Qllk-‘DOC by by-elevliflllfi»

is there any Progressive party left, and um those claiming to speak for Silf'll a party no better 111‘ 111010 representative that 'l‘1\1‘1"0 'l‘alloi's of Tooley Street? We have had both Mr. ‘Forke uiid Mi". Gal‘- luiid lssuhig statements allegedly on behalf of l.lie Progressives, and now comes Ml‘. W. T. 14111118. P111- igressive member for Cuiiirosc. Altu., with the assertion that neith- er of them has authority to speak for the Progressives as a whole. and that the opinions they do ex- press do not represent the views of more than five members.

iliv.

Mr. Lucas does not mince word: in expressing his cwn views. but restrains himself iii disclosing the moral horrors of the 11411011011119 ,King administration in the follow- ling sentences: I , "l may be mistaken but it would iseem to me that the constitutional question is simply a smoke screen created by the ‘Liberal party and defenders to becloud the real issue. The issue before the people is undoubtedly of L111! 9111111111111 scandal. When the real facts are ,known this scandal will be disclos- ed as em: of the worst that has ever besmlrched the publlc life of this country. Indeed, the details are too horrible to permit of discussion from the public platform, but some means must be found to convey to the electors the truth with .espcct to the conditions as they existed

Th“, vmofious m. ma, m, angor; 1 Saw ereuirreonie twenty miles uni may ui-tuziiiv Q1111 [m1], m, the pa"; graded special wliile men that were of tlii- blood an increase in its 112-, 110111 11001‘ 10 1119 “1e1111191y “mum ieuslve system, just as in u (mo; psi have sour cream. So ii is not so real illness. if you call upon it|iiiuch the distance as the way the to glVt‘ fills extra increase “vhrm patron cores for cream.

you are angry, worried, or ufruld, i would be very‘ pleased to give 111"" you (‘illl ser- how “wi-ziring" any patron who is not familiar wlih1 1111KP1‘, ivorry niirl frui- can be to the cream stnndurils oryiiiiy infor-i the Hyfiivlll. You can't iilwziy be mutlnii about the benefits oi‘ some Palm or t'l7ill‘l'[4.'ll, but. by rcmciu-

if they will drop me acard. 1l"1'111l.' 1111*. 111i: ct oi‘ 1hr emotions I um, Sir, etc, 11111111 your vilnlily, you may coii- J. A, MiacDONALD, starve your liciilih and liftppiiii-ss

Dairy Supt. 11y 1101111.: your best in the iuntti DppL o; Agriuuitirre

course pursued by Lord Byiig, Lust Week tlic iniiilon Times whole- heartedly endorsed his action, and now, The (liiilook, a London rc- vlcw, noted for its ouisptikenncss

Daily Lessons” In English

mid advanced views on constitu- tional questions asserts that the Governor (leiieraVs procedure was

Iy W. L. Gordon both natural and proper.

WORDS OFTEN MISUSED: Don't say "lt is no use for me to write." Say "of no use" when sen-t- ence is introduced by "lt.'

‘OFTEN 1M ISPRONOUN CED : archangel. Pronounce ark-aii-jel, first syllable as “ark,' (not arch)’ second and third syllables as “an-

l."

“it la rather surprising," the Oui- look continues, "that he should have been attacked with vitriolic fury as an nutorrat and military despot who ‘had degraded Canada, to a position as a Crown colony and so on. The explanation appears to bo very simple. blackenzie King demanded dissolution to escape a vote of censure and a charge of corruption. His tactics are coni- preliensible, but not justiflable. To escape a personal charge he has chosen to raise n constitutional is- sue. His idea of (leielldlllg-dtllllflfili in other words is to attack the Crown. Com-nonsense Canadian electors will probably see through so tiansparent n device, but mean- while the attention is uncomfort- able for everyone concerned."

‘OFTEN MISSPEDDED: X18.

1SY1MONY\MIS: sacred, holy, div- ine. iblessed, consecrated, hallowed saintly.