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:aim me Publisher. Anon

Currie, atc Editor.

, `-'”'__`sATUBDAY,`Aii'(;_Us"i"i`o,-i's`i`i'si.__"`__~

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Iiighnebs the Prince df Wales, there

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, BE.-\l"l`Il"\' 'l`lII‘l (‘l'|`\'.

The Floral Association has again come forward with

tangible inducements for the beautifying

gardens. For this and similar induccin

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valuable advice and suggestion in the past the City is indebted to this organization which is doing the love of it and for the benefit of the City.

It is possible that some good souls will get the idea

that these prizes are available only to those who are for- tunate enough to own roomy lawns, spacious back yards,

and rich enough to purchase expensive shrubbery. This is not so. Lawns and b

just like men and women. This is said Without any dis- ,

respect either to the lawns and back yards and women. A woman, for example, may the most expensive “purple and 'fine.linen” with the most expensive Parisian creation

be most unbecomingly dressed, may be what the ladies

might legitimately class as a' “fright." similarly clothed and siniilarly a “fright," them are. i

It is good taste that tells in dress, whether of man

or woman, and it is good taste in the fixin

and back yards the Floral Association is looking for and hoping to give prizes for. There is not -a lawn or a back

yard in Charlottetown that could not with application of good taste and a modest ou seeds, suitable plants and other fixings, be

Winner.` In any case the exercise of aiming at prize-

worthiness brings its own reward.

There are two main purposes in promoting this com-

oftfered, which are sanitation

petition, apart altogether from the prizes is the smallest consideration These two and beauty. Cleanliness and tidiness growing plants arethe prime factors in

are waiting foi a bieath of wind oi othei disturbance to scatter sickness and death throughout the neighborhood.

ow the benefit

It is to r_eduee the number of these, to sh of cleanliness that the Floral Association ` this campaign.

The other purpose is the cultivation

beauty, for beautiful surroundings, for a Love of the beautiful is a virtue and one astray in morals, in religion, in patriotism

There are back yards in the city in which

the beautiful in nature, in art and in in;an or woman. Ile- hind the movement for the beautifving of the City lies

to redeeni the

world from the last vestige of spiritual, moral and mat-

the great missionary spirit whose aim is

erial ugliness. 1

._-_.__;;0¢-1_i. (‘l"|"l`I.\`(I '|`lll'l l’lII(‘IC.S'.

There is at present in the United States a great

scampering among the wholesalers and retailers, con- sequent upon the recent enquiry into the high cost of liv- ing and the threat to punish the profiteers. Each group is anxious to have it thoroughly uiiderstoo<_l that the

fault for the high prices is someone's else

blame but the other fellow. All the same the prices have

come down very materially. Recent quot cut of ten, fifteen, twenty and even highe the prices of different commodities-chie

The followingextracts from recent reports will be of in-

terest: “Potatoes have been cut from 50

per barrel since July 28.” “Slashes in the price of dressed meats range up to five cents a pound for _pork loins.

“Big drops are

“The cutting has been extended to beef.” noticeable in quotations for Boston, New

delphia and Chicago.” “The figures indicate the down-

ward trend is general,” etc.

It is significant and somewhat curious to find

that the reductions so far quoted are confined to_farni products; significant also that the reductions are in the

retailers’ and wholesalers’ quotations. It

more interesting to know what the margin is between

th_e price received by the farmer and that wholesaler and the retailer. There is no larger proportion of the exorbitant price

after the produce has left the farmer’s hands. Nor is

there any doubt that any reductions made salerfanid retailer will be made by them in to the farmer.

There is no indication of a drop in boots and clothing

although, according to our recent despatc

quantities of wool from Australia and Argentine have been purchased by the British Government and the ex- cuse of scarcity of wool can no longer be used as the cause of the exorbitant price of clothing. In Canada

there is an embargo on-'the export of hides

a reasonable time there should be a perceptible reduction in the available supply of leather The proportion of the

cost of leather in a pair of boots to the cost

very small, however, and adjustments must be made else- _where, for the larger part of the cost is in

that, like the leather, is controlled by a u

The only parties concerned in the cost of living who

are not so united as to control prices are the farmers. They are obliged to take what they can get for their pro-

duce. They are at present receiving exo

Tuesday, August 19th, having been declared _

a..public, holiday in honor of the visit of His Royal _

blication of the Guardian on Wednesday, Aug.

the shape of prizes for the best kept lawns and back

'-health fulness.

beautiful cityql

doubt that the

will be no ,

of the City in

nts as well as

its work for

fiowers and ack yards are

or to the men I be clothed in

and decorated in hats-and

man may be and some of

g up of lawns

the niecessaijv tlay in flower made a prize- _

with healthy.

disease germs

undertaking

of a taste for

cannot go far who looks for

_ No one is to

ations show a r per cent' in fly foodstuffs.,

cents to $1.40

York, Phila -

ould be much

quoted by the

is tacked on

by the whole- the price paid

hes, enormous

so that within

of the boots is

the labor and nion

sam pu- yur (melon) in nayme. in cmiaa; me uso mi- u. s. A.» There is much yet to be adjus_ted_before there is any mornin, o-uy (founded 1aa1).a4cop¢‘i- yur iueiivmio ii. -avm.. perceptible reduction in the cost ot living. In the mean

_ time such items as the following are not uncommon.

poison. Neighbors told

recently repeated that owing to high prices, she could ‘hardly keep the children alive’-”

the police Mrs. Wohlford

Qsnfmssnsituuvl

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The Motorist

BY ALBERT L. CLOUGH

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LOW GASOLINE ECONOMY OF SMALLCAR

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boiiizlil, to uso in iiiy professionzil v.'oi'k. ii sniiill four cylinder ear. thinking that it would operate inuch inoro' i-coiioiiii<';ill_\‘ ns to gnsoliiic iliiiii the l;ii'i.l|~i' six, which I have iiovii <lrivi'iig_ .-\llliougli this 1.-inall rar wi-iiglis iir>ai'ly,1,00l) poiinils less than the lairgor prie niiii li»s ii inui-li sniailli-r iiiiiziiic, it eonsunies just :is iniicli gzisoliiie. This is quite ii dis- iippuiiiiiiieiit to ine. (‘nn you ti-Ii ine why the .aniiill car shoulii n.it do boiler than this?

Answer: Perliaps your sinull car

is not worn in or iuneil up io give its liost ecoiioniy niiil ihat _von niiy expect better results Inter, but iniiny vars of this cliiss- are \\';isli-I`iil oi' incl for the I`ol!o\\'_`ii,L: ri>iisoii: ln order to ninke ii sinnll oiigiiio give its utmost niiixiinuin output it inns: be capable oi' exti-eiiicly high speed .iiiil to si-.:iii'i_~ thi- riiiiuiiweii spceil, its exhaust valves niusi. be opened long before the end or the power stroke or tho cylinders will not lill properl-,‘. This vxtroiiiiily early ox- haust opening releases the expand- ing gases before they have by iiiiy ineuiis ironipleteil the useful work. upon the pistoii, which tl\1-y .ire rap- :ible of perl'oriiiIng` and' ii Ini'i.;<- p'ii'i= . the iiiel eiiiergy is llii‘_o\vii .i\\':i_v. ln otliei' \\'oi~ils, fuel ei-oiioniy is siic~ _-Iiiei-1|, In iiizixiniiiin spoi-il pei‘foi'ni» .inee-sonic people think inistnkiiigly.

NOISE IN STEERING GEAR

P. B. writes. When ilrivlng Inst

over stony roziils, Iliore is :i 'noise is if sliiirp blows \\'ori~. striick upon the lo\vi'i- enil of ilie sto:-ring roliiiiiii. 'l`hi~ car sI1_~ei‘s :ill riglil, but I ilou`t likotliis noise. What i-iiiisos it?

Answer: We czinnol bo .-'iii‘u, but

inost likely it is iluo to tho pi‘i=si~ii<-e oi' end play in tho. s.Iei~i‘liig coiiiiiiu ;o iliat, when one ol' lho wlioois .zlrikvs nn obsti'ui‘tioii, it gives llie sti-i-riiiiz i-oiiiieiflioiis ii jerk that li-iiils to give tho colniliii nn eiiilwiao nio- Iioii. Soiiiiwvlii-i'i\ in thi- sioi-.riiig ile-I visa (at the li»\\'i-r ond of lin. coi- .|ni|i.) Iliore is ii llirust lioiiriiig, de- :igiii-_ii io pri-voiiit any up iiiiil iloivn inoiion ol' ilii- i-oliiinii :inil wi; lneliovi-, lliaii _you will linii ihni this iivs-.is light.- |-ning, ns ii probably Ilia liissi\iii\~:s nt this point whicli, when siiilili-iily Ink- nn up, that :icriiiiiits for the blow like noisi~_ Your iiisli‘uc‘tloii book slioiilil give iii-tuileil ilii‘ci:tioii_~i us lo lio\v to |ip;lili>ii this In-iiriiig_ _

it //;s.<iS

ela-sa

LANNED BIG STRIKE ON GERMAN RAILWAYS.

IIEIILIN, Ani: lI‘l.-Tlie floveriiiiioiii

:iniiouiieos the iliscovery of :in exten- sive secret strike niovviiieiit, which, II' siu'c(‘ss|`iil, \vll| lend lo ii geiiiirnl riiilroziil sirikv- in ireiitriil, :ind por- hiips :ill of (it-i‘iii:iii_v, on Sopiriiiliei' 1. Spzii'Ia<-ist iinil (‘oinniiini'si i|giintor_~: are clinrged with being the leaiilcrs of

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,iibaily Selections for E

Guardian Readers g

urniehed by W. 8. Leunon ii;

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GOD UNDERSTANDS

it is sweet to know, <- ' ' When we are tlreil, and’ when the

hand of pain

Lies on our lioai~ts, :ind when \ve look

hi vnlii

For liuiniin comfort, that thg Heart

Divine

Still iii\iierstziii<ls these cares of yours and inlne. ' '

Not only iinriiirstiinils, but' clay by day Lives with us while ive trend l.he

ezirtliily wiiy, '

llviirs with ns ull our wenriness, and

fools

The siiniiow or the Iniiitest cloud that steals ` Across our siiiishlno, ever lenrils

ngiilii

The ilcpih and biilernoss of human

pain.

There is no sorrow limi lic will noi

I shfire,

No cross.. no burqlon, for our heiirts

` to bonr 'Wlllioiit ills hr-lp, no earn of ours ion

, small ~ To cast on Jesus; int us tell Iliiii nil---V

rbitant prices,

Lay nt ills fer-I liie sion-_,f of mir woes, Agn ln His syniputliy lind sweet rn~

HINTS FOR' I

#asain

' niziilo al the time the liisit railiiiziil dis-

ili‘ \\ is si Iilii li ` ’ 'oi

'sny lhnt in no phiico in Ihi‘ ioniiiiion

the iiiovvineiit., which the Gov#-riiinciit is using every ino:1ii.i to suppress. ,,‘,"l‘Iie discovery was mnde just wlion Gerniiiny believed. i itself niiiellng down, while the rest oi’ the worlil riot- oil anri struck," the oiilclai siziii-iiioiit siiys. “'l`bo oliject oi' the lioniiiiiinlst ,strike li-udors is to proiuoie poivirr. the lirsi |iocoi:;ilty of which is tho strxppfige oi’ ti'nii.~ipm't:itloii to pi'ovi\iit he .lisiribiition ol' Iooil gui] opal. The niov -ineiit, which is ali'|=:i1ly- wido- spri-zul, liogiiii iii l']i'I'iirt, wlioi-ii :i huge :oo<-.iiiig i'oiifi‘olli~iI by (‘o|niniliii.<tf; was held laisi nl1,:lit,,llie strike living ileviiliiil iipoii. Tliis iii-.iioii is noi un- .li-r.:i;iiiiI;iIili-, bi vaiisi- the (lov. riinivnt li‘i-' not oiily i ii'rli‘d out >i unix s

pi 'an -I. iii liiizi in.i~:»-liit I othoi' ri\I'oi‘nis.”

oijui wiiiii

The coming visit of the Priiicn of

\’l/airs is the one absorbing topic of iiituiwfst just now. The l‘rincii will travel iioairly nine tliousaiiii inilrs in his tour ol (fzin;iiI:l, :ind I-I is s:it`o to

will be he iiioro heartily fivclvoiiie than in Piiiii-.i\. l<]il\vui'd lsl;iiiil_ Tho l'i'iiii~o, though only ii slip of ii boy in 1ippeni‘niiee, -has proved liiinsell ai real inzin. As heir to th'» llritish ilirone, this proviiicie is highly hon-, :;ri'd by his pi‘<‘s<-iice, and ilii-r|»t`orr- iill sliriulil contribiite tilicii' sli:i|'e to lliii grrii popiiliii' i‘ei:i_-ptioii Ihiil ziwxiils him.

.\laj:>r lli‘iii~i‘nl Sir llenry lliirstiill,

who coines on the staff ol’ Ilia i’i'iii~-ii of \\'ilis, wlion he was ;\_'i-;‘ii'iiii.; Iii' his iiiiiiriciiliitimi at the lzuyail Mili- i:ii'y l`olli-gi. i'-if-eivoil Boiiii: of his tuition lroin (‘iinon Sinipmii. oi this city, who wus' ihon u inast"r in 'l`i'.in- ity College School, l‘oi't llops.

1- in t_

\\'illi llis .\I:ij<‘sl_\"s iipprnvul Iwo

ver.<i‘s have been toiiI.'iiivoly siibsli- iutfil in Ihr- Nnlinniil Aiiilii-ni lo i.<ivi» it :in l'Inipiri~ cli:ii':ifti~r_ 'l`h'so iviiro ><iiii'.: with lhi- original Iiisl vrrsi- init- sirlo St. l’:iul`s lfiiilicilral :ii the ro- if <'e:;‘ 'l‘li:i..ks;;iviiii.; Soi-vim-1 ,

(loii Siivo our i:i':ii'ious Kiiig, , I.o:ii: live our noble King, 5

God siive our King! ,

Sunil liiin vii-l_oi‘i.iii:, linppy :ind glorious. ; liiiiig lo ri-igii ovoi' us, | (ioii save llix- King! ‘ .

Our ronlin ol' i“:ii:i\s Ioiir, I llli-:-:I iiiori- ziiiil ov\‘i‘ Iiiorii.,

(lofi save our lziinl;

lloinv oi' ilif' liriivi- :iiiil I’rim,

Hi-I in ilio silver svn,

'l`i‘iii- nurse of i-lii\';ili'_v, (iod snvo our hind!

i\'io.»:l`olil in love :iilil birth, l<`i'oin ullnost 1-iuls oi' i-nrlh,

(loii snvo us all.

lliil i:Iril`e :inil niilreii I-ease, .

Iiiil hope and joy ini-i'ei\se,

.\`|n~i':iil iiiiivi‘i',=:il poaiei-,

(hid siivv us nil!

\I= 1| i

Mr. :inil Mrs. \\f. A. 0. lviorsnii,

Mrs. (I. \V. lloilgson, Miss 1)(-slli'is:iy :ind Miss I~l. ll. llnviliiuil lf-.ave this nioriiliii: l'or St. i\iiili'o\\"s, N.ll.', to spend ai couple of weeks :it that

clinriiiing suniiner resort.

_'B Sir 'Thomas

_ “NEWARK, N.J., Aug. 12.-Despondent over Whlte - the losing' struggle against the high cost of living, which kept her Five children in ill health, Mrs. Catherine Wolilford committed suicide by taking

Oanddlan Minister of Elu-

I ance in his Budget Speech

sB.ld:- ` _ "Our ability to meet and retire our wer obligations

will depend upon, our power to increase our production and to econ- omize individually so as to bring eaah year eub- stantial increase in domestic wealth and savings.

."In other words the

motto for the future must

be ‘Produce and Save!"

Open a. savings account with us. - ”’

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Uiuou Biiuii

iuirriuiiuos » r

H. T. writes: Not long ngo I. - _ RBOURCES OF "$000000

cHARLo1'rBTowN BRANCH

, G. C. Temple, Manager

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Press correspoiiilents representing

the I,onilon Tinies, I~Ixpi‘ess, (`liron- ielv, Morning Post, :ind Daily Tele- graiipli, are on ll. _\‘I_ S. linuiitless, which is nccoinpniiyliig the Prince on his tour. They are _\-Iessrs. (leriilil iiiiinpboll. Percival l’hillips, Doiiglns .\'ewLon,° \\'rii'iier nnil W. T. Massey. l'.`very one of the jouriiallsts has been lliroui.;houI the war, repreai-iiting his paper, -Mr. Caiupbell with the

,,, ,, , l"i‘enr~li, Mr, l'liillips \vliIi the Brit-

ish, Mr. Neivtoii in Loiidoii. .\Ii'. .\llen the l~`i'eiii:li, and Mr. .\I.'issey with lleneriil .\lli-iihy’s forces iii I’alcstine. 'l`hi~ lnlror "si:oopeil" int' capture of Jeriisali-iii. ,

li lk 1'

Rev. Guy l\liiiei‘ of l"i‘iiiikliii, Mass.,

who is *speiiiliiig his vacation in this province, tho guest of Mrs. Enstoii, ol' liust, l{oy.ilIy, has :i lariqo niissioii- ary iIisii'ii:l in .\Inssz1cliiisi,~tis, coin prising sonic 400 niiles in exli-nl. llz- !i'is~ i-li;ii';;e ol' iivo oliuri-.liiis iinil sov- i_-rzil other out-statioii.<. For sixtern nionths lic liuivelliiil lwiaity tlioiisiiiiil iniliis in the car which brought liliii o l‘i'ince l']ilw."ii'rl lslziiid. lie prezicli- ‘il ‘ii llirisi iiiiirifli, <‘lieri~y Valley,

.ist Siinrlay ;iIteriioo;i, :ind will pi'i:.i<-li n Si. I’i-icr‘s i`atliedi‘iil Ioiuoi'i'o\v ev- -ning. Rev. Mr. ‘.\'liiier is accom -

pnnieil by his wife iinil son, They I

ro i~i|:ii'iiioil with lhiiir' visit to l’. IC. slnnil, and It is liopeil that they will

.-.i-i- iliiilr way clear to inake inoiiy

niiiiro vi.iiI.~:.

ill li 1

l.if-iii. (lod~l`i-o_v, ii I~`ri-ni-li zivialor,

I-`riilii_\' piii'loi'iii\-il Iliii I`--iii of p;i:.sii.;: undiii' tho i\i'i~ do '|`i'ioiiipho, l‘ni'i.~:, in :iii :iii'p|niio ill;.:ht_ 'l‘lii~ :iirniiiii hail ln~i\ii lrniiiini.: si-\'i~i'nl inonths in pic- piriilioii for Ilii- |'i':iI. llis pi‘.'iuiii'i.~ work was iiono :it Villii (‘ouhl;iy, \\'li|-ro thi- i'r.inio oi' :in :ircli ol` ilio sziino iliiiioiisioiis :is the Ari: do 'l’|'l~ oiiiplii- hiiil li-iiiii i‘|'f‘i‘li'i| |`oi' th-: [nir- posii, ilinleiroy Ilow :i iiiiivliiiio with ai win‘_i; sproaiil ol' i-ight yierils, \\'hli-h lvfi ihiiii ii niargiii ol` about suvoii _vnrils io get llirougli the nrcli. Ili- i'li:ai'i-il the op:-iiiiig cliiiiiily, 'gliiling lliroiiigli wilh his niotor stopped, Al- toi' rcli-:iriiig tho .irch he tiiriioil on the pi»\vi~i~ :igiiiii :ind Illiw over thi- l'|i:inips l<]l_vsei‘..

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To take thepplzicel of Anthracite in

furnaces used extensively in Halifax and other Cities and found to give better sat- »

With practically no ash; burns

longer, give morelieat, more bulk per ton and costs considerably less money.

We are now booking orders to be

`i Houscholders would do well' to order a sample load before securing their wintei"s supply of . coal and also to make inquiries

We also have on hand a supply; of all

kinds soft coal Newly Mined, afid har*d` and soft wood, both split and in blocks

All orders receive our personal, prompt

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enables man and wife, or two members of the same family, to have a Savings Account in _co_mm0¥\» and ipake deposits and with- drawals individually.

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That implies benefit in the form of an INCOME.

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