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r +umil i Serious complaints are" being made about the . '_ . ,colidition of the roads. Even before last Saturday s storm the roadbfroiilziMiltoia to Cll81'l0ti((2lYOWl(ll fa most im assa e an very angerous an no ou lligltszlflwmw-‘m’Saturday’: storm will magnify the trouble. Similar . Pfdillfatlioi h! m woul nu,- complaints come from other sections and various ﬂreveincﬁv-lwmwmub. "i |reasons are given. In some casesthere are.t00 1118115‘ 7" “*5” "4 I’ h!‘ ‘f; ovierseers and not enough of tht; rank and file to do ""“'.""'-"l "Wﬂi". -. . the work; in other sections ei c!‘ nooverseei" W118 .523,“ appointed or the appointee refused or declines to 15¢“ l, m4 ﬂ-gu-Q act so that between the super abundance and U19 5 " and nevel-mwapuhmal-I famine the roads are left to the mercy of the storms. Y he" enlvyed than» night an. The people in those over fed or underfed districts ' i D should make it their business Fto find out where the 50", ab“ trouble is. If there are too many overseersiet them l; ,1] swim o, ‘mg i, be reported, if not to the government, vchich takes rmlu-zlvnunlalxoalla. ‘no stock in these matters, then to the magistrate, as . inegleet to open the roads on time and to keep them , {open is punishable. In cases where no overseer has i . ii *been appointed or the appointee refuses to act the " 51710128 -people for their own convenience as well as for the ‘travelling public- should get together and appoint a man to do the work. We are quite aware it is no use to ask the government to intervene.

i QUEEN SQUARE FOOT PATHS _ 43"“, °f MW")! The suggestion has been made that the hat be i

OUR “'I.\"l.‘ER ROADS

- Irfinia Lea . . . _ ._.. _ --- w" q T ~< q awed for contrlbtlﬂOns to pay for shoveihng the " 5nd; from the foot paths leading from the provncial A Caren“ Seléc building to the surrounding streets. It is estimated‘ non oi every line if jlewelry marks our s1: lck. with: try/iii be pleas n; to T"? "l"'i'ri;l call v V£Q¢fa I‘ '_ ‘

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ltllat one man could do the work in two days, 0r two inien in one day. At $3.50 per day the job would cost fseven dollars. This expenditure, the provincial govern Iment, it appears. does not feel inclined to make and

as a result the thousands who daily travel the square ‘are subjected to the inconvenience of crowding along"

on their way to work. The inconvenience is especially, "lei: on Sunday's" by the crowds going to and from St. liuzistzurs Catiiedrai, St. Pauls Church, the Methodist. Fiillrcii and Zion C-hllreil. to say notiiiiilg‘ of the daily‘

‘he tat; lzoilet: . as tile case .. llc. in former days Liilfii-i‘: l governments. these ynlths were iiclﬂ cleean and rel c012‘ ‘ole. This" ‘Winter, like "the gtrvcrlllnent itself H+<i-..-+is6i~§.h-lhi=¢"'="*|’*°‘l-4"'. Llley col-z. 1111p; bio ciild iiiililjissiiilc~ ll riis ' , a,;ri"ncl"~ l0 1h»..- ...l_"." and a nunaiice to all who are lie Take Y9!" alder “ipentlclit Lllliflll tilt-in. like the government itself they For Pmmng plead nowhere and ygct ilowhere burtlie fact that the g~ gvr-Lrveriilnent. has abandoned vileni is no reason wily.

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. ' tile citizens should, A few dollars would restore them l - c . ------—- Jﬂb Pfllltefy . INSPECTION. . I m III!‘ rrllIl j It is perhaps not as generally Tt;m(‘lll.b(3l‘6(ldfi§. it; 5 - 1- ". to ~' - ‘.’.‘.‘f.“i.‘% §.E32l“i-ai“.‘;i1§i‘i.”'lllliitillﬁ’;llhiftffill " " " Jnspection "for weight and moisture. Poundprlntsw " for instance, must weigh a full pound, otherwise it isl subject to conﬁscation and the owner, liable to a ﬁne. To the credit of our people few instances of fraud in . this respect have been discovered. There ‘have been A E L cases however which showed carelessness in weigh- ' ' | ing. sometimes exceeding, at other times falling short rm» h f ll um. elm» u of the prescribed quantity". I in nllwoilzsnlhntzur eunlllu m ." In the Charlottetown market, the mafliet cier“ mowed vmh 0v"! WR- is expected to see to it that every pound print. offer. “mm, pug, ed for sale shall weigh a pound; if it falls short the - - owner may be heavily ﬁned and the butter conﬁscat- imm" '”."m°" u’ “m” ed. There have been cases of short weights which ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, . showed carelessness rather than intentional fraud Charlottetown‘ n. a. I. a; and no punishment "was imposed other than compell- ing the owner to sell the whole quantity ln bulk, not by the print. y Some butter iilakers are scﬂyllell known that their product is taken without question, the outcome of a good reputation for honesty and eﬁici-ency; others, unfortunately. are so well known that their product will not be taken at‘ any price. There are few of the llattei" however: the day of the brick and the stone in l . ithe butler tub is fortunately over and well nigh for- " igotten. The butter offered for sale in marketslto- iday may be taken without question ant ew mlsta es will be made. Too nlllch care however cannot be tak- .en in preparing the prc duct for market and in hay- ‘llil?’ it as attractive as possible.

"against liiln and told him‘ hewas

in single file ziiong narrow paths broken by citizens‘

treck of the huildixctls of people or tiavvii zlllfl‘COllilIl‘,\',~-- ' s office. to pay tnen- taxes. -

~ llo silmotilinl); like order and make Queen Square tmcelu internal-m" ‘.‘!:Oi‘8 a source of pride to the city. Let some one pass"

.;ii:lny purl» of the

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n was a! w; Jtsllltoiiveoiiu Show and "Buck a inni- and show o.’ feathers. newer econ." The pence celebrations were scarcely 1-. pat-all imiLyin..'® bllallou. nor apparéatly ill the importance at the result.‘ Ana WHEY. is it all about? While iwn parties m: into a quarrel. 4 third slipped in and‘ zill/lc their l-lolhcs. Tho ‘lleallltir ~15 on tire. ‘ho Canadian nntlozl is in calllla nation, and why; liooaulo- After long and weary waiting 1' Libel-- al has at Ian by the accident o! chance slipped in contestants. into .1 parliamentary nept. Se. let's; N. B" wiiereTllie gov- ‘eminexitfcandldate. the Hon. Ml". Wlgmore," was eloplell by a ma- jority which was alone as largo as THE" TOTAL vorr: POLL- ED BY 11-11; LIBERAL WIN- NER L\' ‘VEST PIIFERBORO. and yet there wasn't a friction of as much crowing done by the ministerial press over this mor- velous endorsement. as the Mac konzle King cockerela are indul- ging in over this Incidental win. where they were afraid to risk their policy In the lost. "

This decision is, magnified inbp the voice 0t the people of‘- dn demanding a ‘general election The lmbolul press were always expert in reading by opposites. Mr. Burnham contested tliemid- lug as the only candidate on the issue of a general election and l0 out of twelve thousand voted

. one. that they don't ‘vrant an lncrlori. ‘Bu: ‘l-i‘ the verdict of that ruling" was for an election outright ulio lﬂiltll) them the spokesmen for the rest of i ‘Canada? John by a majority of ova: YUM“; lxiicit-sler by a. ma- i:;; o; or.» i501) nlill Yiiio Liy niiothol- largo ulujorlly all de- cLared for _l.!ll.~ government and v. ~ ploiiciy, AYD j-AGAINSG‘ A (Al. l-ILECTIOA". Are- the conelltli-

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tﬂecilc-zls nelll Iiif-ll lllhlllllh. .ll' zlinca PVBZXHQFI llelghcu ilssumed lilo i-wldcrsilllil nn-"i "l"."t=‘l<.l" its: ihcso. where the] test tn... amt". against mill; mill no |‘ iii y against policy, prevail in determining 11m ‘issue llJLlJl sir).

..._... ~ - i .\_n l-lecilol: ‘lnder pier-Pill. ‘TV-bl

lllllons would be an injustice ro|

counlly rind

this alone wouid- m. our YQEQDLA counselling delay. The .ci~" will be taken this summer mid lloiiolving this the IWNllFItTlUUiyL-ll bill which will give all parts the] representation they one jllltlllédl LO. "It would Ibo unfortunate if n new parliament were elected ilmv. time depriving, a "largo yor-

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i Daily silellllll Guardian Readers

Furn men by W. é. ‘Lennon, l? ko-llwitlwwbk-no4iiﬂo-lqwel "|T "ALLUS HA8"

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The rain it poured.

The sen if rozircd, - The sky was dmpcd in black

The 01d ship rolled,

She pitched and bowled. And lost her charted track!

‘Oil door, ob dear! ‘Sir. will it clear?"

Loud walled a 418.1119 on deck. Ass-they heaved the lead (The skipper said,

"It rlllus has, by heck!"

\‘RITFJR UNIDIOWN

The only people who really on-

loy hearing your troubles lire lalv- yers. They get paid for lil.

A HOPE

willy over)’ soul that wultzllos mill», Bo 1t tho slightest conwcl, not some good, Silllw lililf) ‘lgirldly, :llouc1it-~

graol»-~nl4

_ IAsLII-JIi T0 Tm; WHEEL

When the storm rages furiously and the waves are sweeping; over the ship carrying away anything that is not lashed (ll)\‘\-’li, it is customary to lash the .-t<.-ersnizln to the wheel to prevent his being" swept li\'t'l"l7t7?.i"(l. Till» l"<'lli‘l.ul informs its supposedly ci""edul wll: readers til-at the ("aptaiil is at the ivheel of the ship of state but no doubt considers it 1irudelit to withhold the information that he is lashed to lWhGGl. The iyaves ilave swept so long and so contiliu

layers j , and letters of your hens. ,. That's whet our poultry " toad does. and you con w" - Lly prove 1t. Feed one STOllI- ;. of hens on the klnll you'll-- been lielnlz. Then fecal mo " ﬂier group on ours. ‘ ' » I

Kohl soon

_ ggference in cks. The - leal in dollars and rl-liwi

xvii llsli "rlorli. PURPLE" Chick Food and oxtll :~

the l

Ono lnspirutloi; yet

zioniln or faith

To lirav-s tho thlclfulng ills of liiep- ‘

(inc lllllllpéu o1’ brighter skins be. ,\'Ull<l ‘ilil: gathering mist.

Tn iililifl? this Jill: Worth uriiilo. "ind ifollyon a surnr llllritagv-

UllfPl-lﬂf- one

Hfilloll I'.\'I{X(1'~\‘.\'

My DAILY DESIRE

fr. lwnix. n lll tile inorllillr with o. ;lm*'.|--‘ brightening may [Mfg =o street llic day ivllli YCVQYOYJCC- tor l-llo oluiorillnllle» l! Alontalils-ao lllzproc ‘ii znj- Wtifk wit); a. rloor liillill, 1o llOlfl nvnl- ng-[dmqnm awn

P9'"'.".."f“ SUPP“? ‘£‘*“‘f Ieusiv over tile. ship that the (Taptslin has liiétlfllllt’ iighlsripsll-Télgmlitvlglliliboi; ='l‘z'i.ti‘0])l1l8di or paralyzed. illlemhel}: 011"] the grew, knot]: 9- l‘ ' ~' - " “m”, . ing the slip is going on tie roe s, ave econie ca , " ifflmim‘ WED a m jous and indifferent. To appoint another Gait-air. w, a,‘ W, PM” 5m“ lwould be useless, aIlﬁVHydIOiIQ oltiienl woul risk i l’, QUEEN MREBT m4 9"" ' the wheel; they irefer taking the oncoming xvave.» Ill‘ i" w’ "'“°““'"" silence and ulaiting for the end hoping they will carry" ; l '- ' ' ' on their bodies to the shore at least the ootr they all" & “mud secured for themselves when they embarked. It is e ' PM“ "m" ""' m" a doomed ship and even’ the halloo of _ ado that IHI|i“nm,'",m,,"m,“m went up when the storm first struck__ or has been

hushed.-

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In ult- ‘JCllllg ol‘ llltlc things, ilie lfitlnrile "Purpose low-rare wlllcll l om working; to lnccl men and women "with laughter on my lips. and loro in my heart. to bo gentle

mmulllnd and courteous through allffilflll watch this some

‘tho nnuls; to ﬂmlroucii the nllllltgrowd 4n. gm,- vmm ‘any; 95f‘ with tho nveurlness Liiut ever woos 15f nundenmmlon ‘ - -.

sleep and the joy that comes from work well donor-this is how l any, all-e to wute wisely my dayai" '

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parliament to just right Apart from this, which is i. Wélﬁlly conslllellltloi;

there would bo no serious oblec‘; lion '10 an early gene-rail. election. So tar l-ii the government are concerned "they ‘nave nothing to fear. Promler Melghen and parg ty; are strong in the conﬁdence o1‘! the people and no sane elect-

orate would be so for gone in madness as to destroy a govern mont, with the only policy und- er xvhieli our country could pros nor, to llanll then-affairs over to a. pack of adventurers who don't oven know ndiethor they have a policy or not. An election would have at least one .b|3 oil-- vantage and "that. i9 the WLP-

ING OIF‘ FEDERAL iJiBlﬁtAlk

13M FROM THE SLATE; ANID IJEAVTNG THiE. OPPOSITION T0 THE hlmfl-ICBN GOVERN-

MllilNT Alxllilﬂgl‘ WHOLLY IN THE HANDS 0F THE GRAIN GROWERS.

Ever since Eve par-took ot tho .l,-.;lle it has been an accepted belief tilai stolen fnllts are sweetest, and the sneak manner in which lie Liberals wormed ill- to this seal. may account for their excess of yay in lul time 0x7 flavor. Starvation also will intensify "the appetite so that even"_the ornate and hunks will be ‘the ‘richest o! relishes, and the new lender who hasn't had the smell of any ot .- all the -byt- elections ileid since his appoint mont, may have lied. lilo gastro- nomy so sharpened by want as to give lo this llusll the tumor of a veritable feast ironfthfimndle. ln any case ll. was .1 surprise to his political stomach ‘has iaunhlied boll". llliJl and his party lnlo a nlgtnlllre oi‘ Ellyalanflmar; inations. And noiw thoywysn’ or pretend lr. election, Bur WillOll lllf-m on till.‘ score ll‘ this happens. Premier Mcilziien l'~ no! :. lll‘1ll lo retui to lake u bonu tide i-fnailenlze ts- peclnlly ‘ll he lhJlIU-‘OE tho coul- try will approve. hls course. He is also pronlpc: in doolllllon and llcllon and nliglll sill-prise these election allullwrs by til-ill‘ at the-ll" wor-l and asldliz ‘_ solution. .\ll(1 should {he f

chat-bin: hlui

with "utilising an election upon

‘lilo poop1o",+_"mllln; ‘his ODPQI'l

enll uuowa an "and unpropired" will: '

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113M lug, r l . _ ! .l

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to "ltollnonoqavntr -" n“

‘ALF 4 gel-gory has-elapsed since the Sun Lilenssurarice Company , of Canada ,5,,-u@d its lirst policy in 1871 _ I _ _ P llereixith indicate the SIZE. Suengl-h and Oulslandlng POHUQ" to ‘vhmh the‘ _

Qompan‘. ha: iattamed among the life vassuranw institution's of the world. as a. result of its operations durinS ‘b05555! bit)’ YEW?

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sy/korsls or RESULTS-Eon i920 2

capita

Accbrding lu the tlqlrllprlli; s Istalidarcl. viz,

lol aiélllﬂflilﬂi. the

um gf!) Table, lull: Zllf. and ‘d poi cent. ilflmmih Jul-l l0! annuities the ll. O: Seller Annuity Tables with 3%} per cent. interest).

TU mt lnujwl [-1 xfrs TO l>cil.ll"vl_lol.ul~.l<s Denali ljinilns. klstured Endowments. Proﬁts, etc., during 1920 .

Paynlents to Policy/holders since organization . .

ASSU RANGES

urauces issued andpaid for in cash dutinﬁ 1W0

l ll Pro-q?“ luv“ ‘l 919 l

The figures submitted 2.

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- > . - ASSETS ~ - . 4S , b _ 1910 _ . ; 1 .- $114 959,444. eiisliéilteiisfigilieni a? . . . . .- .. .. . 9712197621 ~ -_ * "' lNCOhlB . . p (lash income from llreiniuuls. interest. Reuul. em, In H10 3 laughs? Qve, ygh, v , _ , _. . . . $.04 lvllnjﬂ » i PROFITS PAID on ALLOTTED _ ._l'{roﬂts Paid or Allotted to Pollcyholders in 1920 V. . S l.015.o45.o4 _ . . . . sLiRPLua “um Sal-lip“; 31st. uecclnbcr, 1920, all liabilities and S'M4‘ﬁ°7.l5

8- HillGLL-ltlifhi

102, 187,934.30 ISSUED D URINCZ i920

Sl00.89l,£6b.2.l

9l).1l-l2.41(i.7€l

B L151 N555 l.\ FORCE

i $436,641,335. l7

Life Assurances iil. force 31st December» 1920 a

lnrreasg- _..-.v‘r~.- 1'91‘?

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lieu.

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‘T ,4. .94 28.751 578.43

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‘" v ' Vzi-ovcrttlalicd do ll again

which tncy have 2i uisl as sure n. all... rlslii; i)i thou/insc-

Alll i I

Their inslncorlty in tins elect-f ion clap-trap is furzllel- accent-u! {wed by their conduct. It tliel .L.lberal remnant want in: elect-e

all lilay pretend to. why not exhibit the courage or! Liioir convictions ‘ as '31:". Burn- iiam (Md, and malgn on bloc? This would rive tliom the prestige of a verdlet reprasontauive of, the‘ "whole qioopio ill ditforanl lei-l.- lODB m‘ lilo connlry and cu cxpre sion of public opinion, ll‘ 'l‘illl‘lil CONTENTION WlAiS SUSTAIN- ED. wilicli the government would not liars lo resist. But wward like the} are not xvilliug to risk their political skins on tlio venture, their pl-eierone bo- lng to make others, like Burn- lialn, the scape goats and then to cut lllelrlllftlillﬁ when they

net them liito the scrape. Let Mr. Illlrckenzle Klug, for in- stance. resign West Prince,

where by courtesy the Conner-vii

lives permitted _hls election by llcclamatlon and see bow be would taro out on u challenge

cohtcst under present conditions Premier "lieiglieu and ills sup- porters would see to ir that he ‘"1114 b6 relegated‘ to tile scrap flea/p, tven in this former Liberal rid ng. Mr." Holding might al- HO H‘? the experiment in Queens Sllelbourne, where ‘Mr. McOuw- dy trimmed lllnl so nicely [in 191']. iind Jgenerousiy returned him the seat 1n 1.917 when he promised W ﬂllllmrt Union Gpvemmout. it would seem another rest spoil Y9)‘ NT- 319M918 ﬁ'0lll tho ur- moils an}! tribulations- or politi-

Alerter. nylﬁndid opening {or l

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election lasting ls 1n the cue or" lhe Bell Government in this pro The people are demand- 11g ll illlu wily not give it n trial? ll ‘would have" more 0! Federal signiﬁcance than m aloe;

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