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they will get after the taxes to replenish the trough. $119111 11111111

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LII]. A. A. Ilurtlﬂi. President. J l). h. (Junie, A111.

. Ilhlllor 11nd Plllnlluler I

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WEDNESDAY, JUNE

23, 1920

(1'- l'I'l"l‘I NU 'l‘()(1' EITHER.

This is an aiter-the-war day need, slowly but surely working its way into general acceptance. There must of necessity be classes in this as in every_ other country, and by the

harmonious co-operation 0f these we are the better

for them. In former days a poorly enlightened farmer would jealously suggest that the city would starve but for the‘ country. This was and is yet an absolute truth. But where would the farmer be, without clothes upon his back, an implement to la- bor with or shelter for himself and stock? “No man can live unto himself” is as much a positive in the industrial as it is in the social life. The man who builds the plough, even though in the grim

workshop, is as essential to the farm work as he;

who holds the handle and turns the furrow.

The world's economy requires a ﬁfty-ﬁfty or almost even division of population between city and country. When the producing population falls b11- low this it results in shortage of the food supply and consequent enhancement of values. On the other hand an excess of agricultural energy produces an over supply of provisions, a glutted market, with lower prices an-d hardship to the producer, one of these hardships being in the increased, cost of man- ufactured articles, the result of a shortage of skill- ed labor. To the same extent an excess of city po- pulation tends to over-production of manufactured klPlllCl0S, lower prices and less sales, bringing about want of employment and a reduced power of tlhose upon whom the farmer depends to buv and consume his crops.

To secure and preserve this essential balance of population should be the aim of governments ,an-'l of the trade labor and agricultural councils of the nountryu The law of supply and demand is always .1 powerful factor in this direction, but abnormal conditions, an outcome of the war, has put this law‘ to a’ certain extent out of joint, with the result that, the urban population is now too much in excess of} the rural. Thismeans, high prices for foodstuffsgl and in a commercial sense it is the farmer's day. ‘

To regain the needed balance, present condi-l tions call for all the encouragement that we can‘, possibly give to agriculture. While the high cost: of food is jrcat (lisarlvantzige, etien a hardship, to the people, and while we earnestly look for lower; prices, it should be the last thing to decline; and when this recession does come it will be better if it, folloyvs more slowly the downward trend than in the, case of other lines. Lower prices of 1nanufactured' goods, less attractive 1vages‘ and less demand for factory labor would inﬂuence and accelerate an 1n- crease of rural population and help to restore in- dustrv to its proper equality,

Ilv getting together is the sensible way to reach these desirable conditions. People of all clas- ses have been learning lessons in the bitter school of experience, which thev are now disposed to. turn to proﬁtable account. They have also grown 1n 1n- telligence and are the better able to grapple with great issues, and the greatest issue of today 1s, how best to get together and solve those important na- tional problems in a manner to bring about univer- sal harmony accompanied by the greatest good to the people.

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TII Ill IHNPS EX} M I'I.IC.

Thehog is not a classical instructor but on the hypothesis that “imitation is the sincerest flattery” it is certainly a popular one. Its imitators in human form are numerous. When it takes full possession of the feed trough to gorge itself to the exclusion of all others, its example is emulated by bipeds of supposedly higher intelligence. There are for in- stance two classes of proﬁteers, one reprehensible and should be outlawed class, the other one in which we are all, consciously or otherwise, listed. The one who manipulates stocks, supplies or mar- kets to jack up prices is in the hog class, while the holder of goods, taking excessive current prices of which he had no part in the making, is proﬁteering, yet without serious blame.

Another characteristic of the hog. not appli- cable to, the proﬁteer, but to another class, is, that when fully gorged he will roll off into a contented sleep, from which if vo11 attempt to arouse him he will answer with an indifferent grunt.

About a year ago the people of this province elected a combination to look after the public af- fairs of this country. Little was heard or seen ofl them thereafter until feed day came around. Theul all was excitement and activity. Everything “TAN- GIBLE AND INTANGIBLE” was to be taxed tol iill the trough. Then the trough was occupied to the f11ll until $11,000 of extra feed was absorbed. Since then activity has ceased. The drowsy sleep of

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purchasing,

lSo while l may,

Sweet comfort and delight, contentment has come over ‘them. from which if To a" I m“; "W" "ls Pllﬂrlm you attempt to arouse them, through their organ the m, n,

next l Tholﬁront Highway, That climbs through Darkness 11p

Ono of the 11110111 nets of Arsennuil Government make provisions 1'01" the province 1o take advantage of the Dominion Government housing grants. While ronewnl voles for this purpose were before parliament lhe lion. l1. Rowell poinled oul 111111 Bri- llsh (Xilumbla had lukcn up $750,- 000; Manitoba. $1,580,000; New Brunswick, $1,250,000; Ontario, 118,750,000; 11nd Quebec, [$60,000, withlP. 11. island as usual, be- cause of her, sleepy government. left 11111 l11 the cold. The gnu‘ province of Ontario has even H0116 1o lhc vxlcul oi exceeding 111v Dominion Governmcnt allowance. providing about $4,000,000 out oi the provincial treasury to further the scheme, and already a lolnl oi $12,000,000 11.1111 of houses are 111'1-11n1:e.l for 1:1 bc 111-e1:i1-:l l11 111:1‘ province.

l11 111111th1-r heallh vole-that of $200,000 to campaign against vene- real dlscascahlhe Island EOVNT“ 11111111 is again shown to be in de- l1111lt. The lion. "Mr. Rowcli. aiuoiiul! 1hr icrse 11nd forcible ex- pr1-.~:.sion oi 11111 l11‘1- Fir Oslm", 10.1! "gonnrrliocu is lhc sterilizer of lhc rncc, while syphiilis is the killer," 1111111-11 flu-so iacisi indicated ihut this campaign is 11110111111 in (‘anuda 11:; similar 1-:1111p11i1<ns are ncedeq elsewhere. lie further slaled lhal all lhe provinces had availed them- selves of it with the exception oi’ Prince Edward 114111111. r111», 121-1111 lis n1n1le conditional upon the pro- vinces to supplement the 111110110! dollar for illlllill‘. This would mean :1 cilll upon the provincial trons 11ry for Lhc pallry sum of lossi ‘Lan $2,000, yci the deli Goveﬂlmﬂlll- wllh llR-nly of money 1o increase lhi-ir own smlarics, balk against ilhia 1:111:11] expenditure upon so ‘important 11 feature of the public healih.

‘Fhcre “'11s jusf l’.l‘0llilll:‘1 oi coin- plnint av.‘ the cold rccopiion given hy ihv lion. McKenzie King lo the delegation of WanVcierans who waited upon him on ihe occasion of his visit 1o this province, inst wint- r-r. They could get no comm!!- mont from him as to nny (infinite p1.li1-y 111 relation io 1hr» ireauncni of returned soldiers, whieh- he evaded by :1 promise to appoint :1 commillor of his followers al Ot- tawa to ilval with tho 1111111cr. ii such :1 cnn111.i1!,or~ has linen ﬁll- poinlod, ll is already showing lho clovcn foot in ils roconiliiendaiions. for lhus far l11 p111"li:1111c111 \\'l' have

yer to learn 111' 11 single move on llu-ir behalf by the Lilo-rill ..-:111--1". O11 tho other hand wc ﬁnd him

1111111111: r1-p":1i1-1ll_v l11 r1-du1-1- 1hr .\lillll;1 11..li111.1|1-,=_ 11pprop1'i11lions 1r. \\'l1i1'l1 l'llli‘ll1'1l isuldivrs lo 11 largo-

cxiuni {1111-li1:ip11i1.-.

‘Phat 1111- sugar situulion is‘ 11111

11111<~l1 in lhe hands of’ p1-11il1c1-1u: 1111a been 111111l' 1-vi1l1111i by rcceiil ills- clo.~111r1-.:. Pfllstfclliliilla in both

(‘anailn and ‘1l111 l'11ilc1l Slam-s, has s1) far failed to al1.111- lllu r-vil. Th1- cnormous earnings 11nd dividends of rcfinsrics is an effective cvi1i- once illtuinst them, 111 ions! in 1l11- luilgmeni of 1l1c public. Shortage of supplies in several places 1s poinicd out, but this can he 11v- counlod for by enormous specula- iive holdings l11 other loculllics. i1 is 1111111111111! lo note in this con- uccllon, 111111 (l11-at lirllian, lhc govcrnin; centre of world ])l'll'.|‘:',,

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Daily Selections Guardian Readers

Furnished by W. 8. Louuon.

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OQ§O-OQ444§$O6 FORGIVENFSS. Iiow sure! we are oi our oslnl forgiveness from 110d. liow c1-1 loin we ore lhat we are made in his image, when we forgive i11111r1lly 111111 o11t of hand one who has wronged us, 1Scnil1111-nl11lly wc may feel, and lli-zhliy we mny say, “To r-rr l11 human, to forgive is divine"; but we never taste the nobility 11nd divinity of forgiving lill we forgive and know the vio- iory of forgiveness over our sense of bring wronged, over mortified pride 11nd wounded sensibilities. Iiern we are in living tom-h wlih lilm who fronts us n14 though nothing had happoneQ-who iurns his lhack upon lhc pint, and bids 11.1 Journey Wllh ilhn into good- {iiif-ss andhziadncss, into newness oi

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THE PILGRtM WAY.

But once i puss this wny,

And then-no rnoe. ular l111iign11"-111- alns. 1 But once-and then, the Sllcnt 1111i 1l11-l1- .-1~'.r.1i1.1 iiti llzll-lliallllllil. ‘Door Swings on its hinxea,_ --— n¢>___.__ Opens . . closes,-

And no more l pass this wny,

Willi .111 lny 111111111, I will essay

Wuy. man travels twice 1

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the was to

11 the rcsx-ull of lho 11111- 11r hoyculi n1’ ltlﬂlllvllll, railway: 11

vakla, Poland 111111 ital ed l11 the ban which lioual 1111011 Hungary, .l'l1*lds1 wilhin n 1vc11k lhc will ho vxlciulcd "ll! possum; if. 111111111 leaders 1111111 1111i:

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Yllllred Ihe boycott lo be 11 suhveixq. o1

was cxpcclod suit of the ho

Recent Proceedings

111 .1,~' l>1,~f1r11 i1 ycslor.l11_\'. I1 11:11.1 tl11- flrsl Haluriiny sifting of tho seas- lou and lho attendance was small,

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BY DELLA E. STEWART

1,1

'rcnr ndm. 1h1~ \\'l 1

‘tr us the advunl-gcs oi every

"ill? of us ac: “.1 ii such were the .I

111; anything imt the most expen- Jyp which we cannot afford. _ \\'1,\l1‘_1' 1o surround oursv-Vvﬂ \1'.ll1 1111 ilalinn villa ﬂlmosphere when iho surroundings o: 11 simple collage are more l11 111003111; will‘

is now in the position with regar-l 1o sulzar supplies us lo_hc uble in n111l11- shlpmcnls l11 this couulry. .1\n,| by 11n 111111~n1l111cnl lo thc crimi- 1111l code lifiifllflllrlilg in 111111111- is 111111111 11n iudiclabli- Olfvllvtl.

'i‘l1e promise in the manifesto oi the Bell (lovcrniiu-iil; io reduce tl11- uuiuhi-r of oillcluls, in slill shamefully observed in the brooch. 'I‘hcir latest decision is to "aug- ment" 1he nlrendy increased list of oillcluls, by appointing forty- llve TAXATION assessors. Three oi ihese nre lo be appointed for each electoral ilistricl. These men are now 1o he sill-acted‘ because special qualifications for the iask, for i1 has h-wn decreed that pollii» cal service is lhc only rl-qiiisiie. 'l‘l111y 11111111 consist of “iwo Lihorzilri 11nd 0111- (‘11n11r1'.'1liv1*." T11 ll111:1.-~ who apprcci:1lo such nzoihods, [i111 craflincss of the 1ll'l)]1‘('l will com- mend itself‘. 'l‘he chief ambition for 11111111- limo hack is: 1o have n hcallhy scapclgozli for (‘111-h ini~ quity, and their slu-clal affection for one of a Conservative stripe. Two Liberals, constituting tho majority oi the assessors, can do what ilamruze they choose, xvhilc lho perhaps. innocent ("onscrvallve of lhc group must shoulder 1l11- blamc. Perhaps they can ilnd iii- lecn Conservatives willing to hc- come lho tools and scape-goals for their TAXCATION schemes, hut would nu-n who 1v<1ul1i 110001)! s111-l1 11 charge b1- qualiiled i01- so impor- 1:1n111 1l11iy

1.:

Apuri from lhe cfforl of ihc (lov

fwninr-ni l11 i1ro1-11r1- a p11l'cl111s1~1l I ('1'JlI.\".i'V<1llV1' 1-111lorso1n1-111 of H111, 1 'l‘.\.\'1\’l‘l()N 1111-11s11rcs, a question

of _l\l.~l.l('(‘ 111' 1Y11I11111ions, in many 1:1=1i1111c1-s_ will arise, requiring more than or1lin111"y' luiclliigi-nci- 1o adjust. As one inslancc; a tidy in. llllr4li'll)ii\ f11r1111-r puts all his car:- ings inlo new huiillnigs 11111] impro- yc1111-11t.1 upon his 1'111'111. l1 is beau- llllllly" equipped. ncally painted, ilTll-llllfilll!‘ l11-fined and 11 credit lo himself 11n1l the locality. lie has l"?! lfs money l11 circulation for tho general benefit. His nelghiy-‘w _wl1l1 adioldlng of equal or greater 0004110110: value, has done none 11f ihese filings. llis buildings are of ihe lunibln-ilown negivcwd cm“ and lhe surroundings unsighiy. liui, i111 hail ziltcudcld lhc uuinurc pllc, k011i 11111 land in good heart 111m Flllcmlldly Increased his hank 11c- "llllnl- lie is to escape his Just contribution 1o lhc revenues of 1l11y flﬂllﬂllll’. while his indusirious pun,- llc spirllcil nelizhhor 11111111 pay the 1301i Govcrniiicnl hill.

Hungary Is Uniler Boycott,

(Special 1o ‘n,

Vll1lN1N./\, 5.1m? '_‘“{}f,',,lg_,,y '11s practically lsolatl-d 1111111)» m, r1111ii.111:1l lab- the Dllfilill, icll-grapli, qmyluymiq n1l _n:1vlga-il1111 . of Auslrii, 1i.y,p1-)m-gp,.

y have join- lhc- inlcrua- llnlon ‘has ~11l111\e1l llnlrss ilungziry b1.g.'.'ol-i or traf- aj lliill, Austilzin moderate lcailus do.

’i‘rad1l

oi 1l1e

111 1 1. . 11111111. the ‘Winn pimples

Hungarian ministry lo resign as 11 re- yco-I-i, owing to pop-

I11 Parliament

OTTAWA. Juno 2i.——'i‘hc (‘r1111- 11111111 llad a great variety o1‘ lumi-

0 11y.

iitiiiliiiu 1111111111111 I

The false prlde-yvhlch krepa us .1111 we have been .13; and which yinakcs us 1'1 11' .11 hill ~rly uny cillicism of our uuiiorukings, ls 11 vtry dimsefﬂlli» 111115, Dangerous. bcsuuse it lim- its our accomplishments and 10865

vluv-polnt but our own. None of us would be foolish enough to sobcrly 1135111 that we knew all that three 1 to be known an 11H)’ Bllllleﬁil- Bl!’-

belnl; l

_iu 11111111111; ihe present bill 11s good

A ‘E- STEWART

our purse. lWe encounter all sorts cf difficulties in keeping up the page, ilnd subterfuges and petty deceit; almost nccessilles, learn to he felse 11nd suiall-miiuled, snob- Lish 111p! frctiul.

A plain 11.-kno1vl1,-:lg11i"ni to our- "olvcs of our 111-111 Clftflllliillﬂllﬂilz: 11nd a ilrm resolve lo have what we can really afford 11ml none else, to be what wc really are at heart. 11nd slop all thought of posing for what we arc. nan-these would bring us peace oi mind and the cnioylncnl which comes of perfrc.

(_ sinecrily with 0110's self and with here's another false prideﬁho world. which k|\0ps us 1mm many a1 "But people are so apt lo 111111 pp1,.,~ur¢ 1111,11 we might‘ have 11nd ‘11s at our own valuation? Tiliosc ;ivcs us. dissatisfaction with our whom we wish lo attract Wﬂlllll . circumstances in return. it's the uot desire our acrllldllllﬂllcl‘ (lll-l wrlely 111111011 1101-1111 us from buy- we become simple in lvlus?" Very

likely. Bu: ii’ our standards oi life 111:1; lhcise of d1 airing 111 l11-flail: our own valui-s beyond lruc worth and-oi‘ 1v'.1i1li11g i'1'l"11ds who like us merely for our :‘1lll'l'fillll1llll‘,§:i, wl-y not change 1111-111?

l ow o! ll11- mcmlwrs r1-111al11i11g at lb: c1pll11l over lhc wrck cull. Most oi the limo lliL‘l'1- 11'1>1'1~ only (m1, or lwo more ll11111 lhi- ll“('(~,~'.<- nry twculy to 11111k1- a quorum 11111] It was wllh more or l s 1i_iI'li1-ul- 11.1 tho-l tl11- Wlli|1s k1pi 111:. 1l1 m‘ in the House. 'i‘l11~ iliscu. ion was dry and unl11i1-r1-s1i111: 111111 111 7 o'clock it 1111s agreed to call it 11 1l11y \vill1o11l liollllul: :1 uiglpl silil- lug. A bill to 11111111111 1h'- (Vnzulzi Grain Act requested hy lho “pain growers of the west 11nd having 1r.- _11pprovnl of llu- Board of (lrnln (‘ommlssloncrs “'11s 111lvr111r1>1l ‘through the resolution slwgc and given first r11111ll11g. ‘The 11111-111151: Of the measure Sir George ldosu-r explained was 1o prcvcul lhc 1':11'1u ere losing payment for grain do- ‘liw-rcd 111 (-1 ~v11lors. l-t i..- proyi1lc1l by oneciauso that n farmer 1111111 1l1-n111111l 11 11111rk1~1l 1-l11-qu1- l'111' grain ‘1l1-llv1rcd to i1 l'llllilll‘_\' 1l1"1v.1111r, :1l

1o ihril cash 1~111:<ii'i1':1l11= n111<1 l11- 1'1-1l1~1~11111l1l1= 1,111 1l1~111.1111l williiu Ill _ll1llll‘s failing which 1hr,- 111111111

lm-y 1l1-11111n1I 11 \1'111'1-l1o11:' "1-1-1-ipl

ifor a similar quanilty of grain. licforl- a bill proviiliiii: for tl11-

r11lr1-1111-111 of 1-1~1-i:1i11 1111-111b 1~~

.-1' .1h1- civil sr-rviw “'11s aivcii -111'o111l .1'c:11|111g il 1111-1 wlih .<.111111- s1-.1.l1i11_:; ltfflllliltilll. Th,» 111111sur1- is t-i pro-

|vi1l1= a trinpiirary’ plan l11 rliirc lS-illll‘ officials in [h1- govcriiiiivut service who 11o noteomo under lhc supcr-annuailon act. it is iho

s possible. l'l11- princlph ol 11111 bill 11s, 1lrafl1~1l is 1111.1 1111- govcr11111'- i11'1'o11111-il may r1-1l11-, :111y Plllllllly- c111; who arc loo 1111i, i11 poor hi-zillh, have any pllysica-l 111..- 11111111, 1111-11 o1 oxp1r11-111:1-'1'r 1y llllli-f 1-,-_1 .-1o11 1111; not considered lo l11- giving good service. l11 1l11 i1" c11s1- l111\11v 1:‘ some :1llo1v11i11~11 i1: 111 l11: made 1l11-

p1 1:11.111 111-1-111-11111; p; 111;.» “my 111111111 o1 s.-i‘1'i1-,1-. \\'iil1111 1111- 111st 111111-111‘ 1111-s111i11;;1~..1l111..1 ., 1111:111- 11.,; ilIi-iL-l-lll \1'1111» v11111l. , <0~>——-€

REPRESENTING WOMEN A1- BOTH POLITICAL CONVENTIONS

As (‘olumhia Division of l-hc Southern

chalrnuiu of the lllslrict oi Stnlvs League 111' '\Vo1ucn Voters, .\'ir1:. 'l‘l1111'11ior;1 'l‘ill1\r.. aflcr atlcn1i~ lug the llcp11blic11n National (‘on- vcniiou 11f (fhicnlzo. transferred l11-r ncllvlllcs lo S1111 Francisco.

UNION BANK OF C

Mahaal 5m an bah/lg "tens/Is;

I’! la imperative that every acrivul- turlet form aaound association with a progressive Bauklnl Institution This Bank is Ilﬂmulatlng production by providing a broad service for ambitious farmers. Any of our 400 branched can furnish reliable information as in mu- kofa and. ahlnbing facilities.

- Ronda-cu hxcoocl $174,000,000. 41,

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Charlottetown Branch J. R. Dier, Manager‘ -

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Its Easy t0 Refinish" Your Car the Berry Way

_111lr1111l1111 11' ll - g1 1‘; t _ . _ v ~ . _. _. 1 “why, ,,,,,,_,,‘_,, ,,If,.,,,,,,,',‘.,‘,l",§','_l,',' ,,,._,.‘§ 1111111119 1t easy foi you to iestoic the oiiglual ﬁnish _v(-111:11111lll:111. l\'..1\. l‘:1i1l11: 111v1!1\1l 1l11- 1:11~11|1111'.1|i1.11 .11‘ il11- 111"111b1~rs l.

o your car,-or ch1111ge the color if you desire. There is a full line of colors to choose from. MADE IN CANADA, or counse ' Floor varnishes, Berrycraft stains. BEER &. WEEKS, Sunnysidc, I and

SlNCLAlFl a STEWART, 1.10., Sommerliidcp

J. iﬁOliV LAND PATON

DIStribuior for P. E. I. 130 Gt. George ,St. Phone 822.

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(l1-11il1-111e11 are ii1‘\‘l‘i‘ 1-.\'l1'1-|111> dros is 1_1|\v:_1ys1 :1 1-1111>11'1'v11i11'1-l_v dressed 1111111 cluisplcilolis by his 111.11111l11sl1~|1l11li1111, \'11u1'f11111\1'1-111' ..l111ul1l ho 11s carefully chosen 11s your cloll|1-.-_1.

rs. 'A ,\v1\li dressed 1111111

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Si II I ' ‘ w r enry Drqy1°n“mn_

huge lldiniater o! can,“ h"

announced 11111111111111 1,111“

no loan this yeah“ the

1»11=;111.111.111111. vlﬁlﬂfy 33m

prices are most attractive 11122 at 99; 192:1 111 as; ml at 99%; 1191111 11191111; 1m a, 101: 1924 at 91-1, 10114 at i10- llll 5% per cent.

. We can furnish up 50,,“ on nppiicntlon,

Eastern Tiustlli

c. u. a. LONGWORTM,

Manager;

0705-(Ll4-111wswsf6i.

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111i; iii Fifi}. The Dalton

Sanatorium W11 ‘Can D0 For You

Wllllns down wells r111» Town. l“<'\“llll‘l1‘>‘-. institutions pmmlf 5111111111-1- lloiur-s, 011:. is 1111-, 51mm:

work we are 1\x|11-1'i1~nc,1>1| |p'_ Ono o1" o11r outflls now :11 11111111 at Vernon River. ,

Ilndlft you better gel our 9g“.

mate on that job of YOURS while we are bnuily?

The Trask Artesian Wellllo. Ltd.

ffhnrloltclown.“ _7l Queen Si.

DaintyTEhina for the l June Bride

at Black 81 Co.

Sunnyside.

t Strawberry

Boxes 75,000

NEW STOCK, BEST MADE

‘1l1‘.'I'\ berry rrmvcr: book

yiiur orders NOW.

lli-rl-‘s a conservative shm- any good 1lr1-11s1-r m“, W11,"- 1n Slfill-1lu1|1-111111‘11r|,lilackoz- l\'l11l11>1::111;,' colors also in brogip. siylc only $9.00.

“'11 have also 11 lino 11f i111-n'.~1 llox Kip _ which ullhough 11111 11s 1:111:11 as 11l1ov1- lln1=s1.l111_11 smlsfacilon lo lho wcuri-ru, and ls 1:11:11‘ or.

LePage, Brady 81 C0. Ltd.

ilal. $7.211 ltivon ovary aniceii to be llﬂllll lcailF

Wholesale and Retail

Reliable More" anemic-Reliable Methods.

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Our prices nro 1111- lowest in i‘. E. island. They \Vlll i111 source luler on 11nd Iilulwl’ in price. HOOK NOW.

Qiw-in 11nd

Sen them at our Sin-ct Seed, Feed Flour Warehouse.

Carter 81 Co. Ltd.

Wholedalo and Retail

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