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ITE cllilltoirlamwn cuinnlin '7v..;§B,;_;-he way

84.5# per year (la advance) ma|lr‘__ In ('analI.» and United males. _C811

Burning Daily (founded Ill?) 55.00 per year tin advance) delivered. ‘

ln the trade relations between

ada and the United States these *ts starid out in bold relief: Canada ig the United States' best

f _ business customer. In 1928 'Canad-

l'raa|dent-W. Chester B. hlebura. Vlee-Prollde|\l--J. II. Burnett. _ans

bought American goods to the

_ secretary--Lleui. Cul- D. A. Mlclilonon. D- U- 0~ _ value of $9l6,000.000 while Ameri-

` ldltle and Manager-I. B. Burnett. Aaaoelate Editor-D. li. Currie. C_$\I1S

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purchased Canadian goods to

value of only $489,000,000.

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ANTI-TUBERCULOSIS SOCIETY they were the\actual correspondence is____s to us _wo do__a___s worth of ____

I between me Postmaster General and igoods for every dollar‘s worth of our

The annual meeting of the Anti-. various officials of his department. _goods that it buys from nn And "_ A-°1_

eld o and as the I-Ion. R.. B. Bennett said. lows that the average American sells

'tuberculosis society will be 1* f 'l

night in the Board of Trade Rooms, i no comment was necessary. The _io opening at 8 o‘clock. Reports of the' facts were there and spoke for them- 1 Z;

what

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DIFFERENT QAUSES OF

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`How To Makes Your Mind Behave

` Condensed from -The American Magazine

Wisehart a vacuum. ,

'.i'cll known Brooklyn Etchers’ Club.iwol-

Did you know that the ordlnary,l was astonished to notice that two 'ing

backache, that is pain in the lowerfparticularly attractive etchin8S Were the

"Let me illustrate my third prln I _

e. When I was a young ma king under pressure and attemp

io accomplish varied tasks in

shortest possible time. I used foi

of . , I

'An interview with “Frederick B. Rob- ,which e. definite decision could bei

lnson, President of the College of based. Successful resultsseannot bei ` the City of New York. by M. it obtained from an effort of the will in '

the average Canadian $24 worth every dollar's worth he buys from

5ociety's activities during the yeariselves Mr. Bennett said in conclus-' New we have P__e5_d9___ Hoover will be submitted and future P12115; 1°" that th* "m“‘U°“ revealed in ,pledged to further Protect the Am-

\ ill be discuss

cd, Dr. Creelman Pro _'the correspondence waS a diSSI`liC€`cl'lcali farmer against Canadian

vincm Health officer, will give an, to Canada and he called upon the ;cempetition! This he must do. or stul-

address iPrllne Minister to make 800d liis_iifY_ hinl-Sem The i-"iff “few mu-‘5

The work of thc Anti-tuberculosisi pretensions to high virtue by deal-

it 0f_ ing with Mr. Veniot as he deserved. | H

Society has always been a ma er inlermt to the people of this PTO-i_

years ago. it has done effective woi' i

given another twist. all in pure endlines, ol’ course. t reminds one of the "highly pol-

Wm M-“~ Macxemie king ‘md his lished age," predicted by the poet.

iincc. since its inception many,Liberel supporters act the om °f_nobcrt Pollock:

in honourable mcn in this matter, or- ‘

n._ the ngnt ngainn the Greg; Whitt- i will they, as they have done on many 3

pin-»ue_ N0w_ _mm-e than pvc;-_ 3 10ng‘ former occmions, whltewash their

e _

forward step having been taken in, fellow sinner to save him and them-

tne decision in erect 3 tube,-¢ui0_;15 E selves? The discussion is not yet ov~i

sanltsrillrlm interest in the Society/$0

r but the facts have been pretty

has been intensified. and this is asj fully di-SClUS"d. It will be intefvsllllé’

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1, ought to nn 1; is neu-55;u<y to then to watch the proceedings. Mr. Ven- ,bm

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euccrss of the wal' against tubercu-1 lot ha-S bl”0\lgl\i5 dlSSlHCe “DOH theimst and he seenm dmposed _O carry

lcsis that an atmosphere be created] Cabinet Of WlllCll he iS R m@mb9l‘.i0n_

and thai *he people be imbued with B

wiped aug idea uiiderlyills U10; 3

building of a sanitu-ium is that tub. . they shield him for the sakc of his Q*

- i lei

crculosls in its incipient stages is; V curable and that isolation of tubercu- loua patients is necessary' for the

. 3 THE TRANSFER OF THE MILITIA .E

safety of the community. ; ‘th

-i |

'When stranger, sirangcr niet up-

on the way _

Each bowed to each politely _ . And large profession made of

humble service, '

And then thc stronger took the

other's purse."

It as been thus that Uncle Sam ,s treated his next neighbor and st customer at divers times in the

in the same fashion, “treating

nd on the party of which he is a `Cnnnda ns n- she were a penal con

_the belief that the scourge can bc_51lgh official. Will the government ony." as the Montreal Star once put

nd the party dlsown him. or will -it.

ole? _

~_¢-#_--in-1-1 A

But it seems all right to the pro-

merican gang we have now in pow-

at Ottawa.

All governments naturally desire to

et their supponing legislatures off

eir hands as speedily as possible

, , __ ,

T°“i5hi'5 m°eim3 “in be °‘ mme. . ‘after their measures have received

than ordinary interest to our poo - ple generally. The history of tuber-‘

culosis in this rovince is one which B°"d5 of Tmde' with reference wie

_ l

concerns everybody. Dr. Creellnany-t'

. itsry authorities to remove the mil- D

who is an authority on the subject.

will have much valuable information;

to give. and all should hear him, Wei la

trust _therefore that there will be a I

large attendance tonight, and thutl t

the people will show that they arei J

behind tbc society in itscnoru to C'

rid the province of this deadly foe. t

iltia camp from Prince Edward Is- la

Has any actlon‘bcen taken by the

he announced intention of the_mil- Ih

nav we note that the local Lib- i°

ral organ is significantly silent on

he subject. It has dodged the sub- ¢

' , ;l isl tl t'

provincial government or by the1_;ie_;,L/;esa;;;;°I`;;:_1in;|§§;ie:s 2:5

XC@Dtion to the rule. Governmenlal opes and expectations were that the

resent session at Ottawa would be

short one. But the best laid schemes mice and men are frequently dis-

ppolnted.

The Opposition is, however, a fac-

or that must always be considered.

ect by expressing its oplrllon of the They have their rights and privileges

he justice `or injustice of depriving L

ual-dign but has no gpg-,ion as to and lay claim to them as a minority

ay always do, whether it be com- ed of Liberals or Conservatives

or four specialists before the cause isiyga

average Canadian _/part of the back-but Dr. Geo. Lg A

' Lambrlght, Cleveland, tells us thzitinm

in chronic ailments there are as many? Con

In my former article I stated that _nc

ailment in the body and the other 25, nm per cent due tot injury of some kind.j Six

s eciallst in t-hLs work-the urologlst-

there is any relief from the back- ___

Perhaps the patient is so thin that e has lost too much of the adiposc_ or fat tissue that helps to hold the kidney in place, and so the kidney pulls forward and causes the back- ache. The treatment here would mean rest, nourishing food, and a support ma of some kind. _

Perhaps a growth or some misplace-

ment of some ol' the lower internal organs is cauisfhg a "pull" on the lower part of the back, and the specialist- the gynecologist-may have -to cor-_ rcct this by supports or even surgery.i Sometimes it is just general weak-

ness and the individual stands with

hips and abdomen forward and shoulders rounded, and the whole pull or weight-of the body comes on the

lower back. '

Standing and sitting erect, abdom- inal exercises, andan abdominal belt

is thc treatment here.

Infected teet , tonsils, gall bladderg

sinuses, and a lazy intestine are dis- covered by the physician or dentist and after being removed or corrected the backache disappears. ‘ The backache due to injury is cor-

rected by another specialist-'the or- thopedlst-by means of a brace, or

even surgery.

Now backache may not kill you or

vcr

IIIC

Th lca

for les

ivh

of rcs

located? ' had

S0m¢lim€-S I think I SPCRK i-00 Often erick B. Robinson included etchings me

\\l>0ll¢ bB0\<9°h¢-Phill in i-he 10W0l‘ imong his varied accompllshmenls. men are completely at their ease*

friend who was with ‘me added even' under urgent and distractingi

patients complain of backache as -.nd there are bi h°°d‘1°h°- friends had been skeptical or nls'lt

ory that. within certain limits, .a icou

about 75 per cent of the backaches _mm can ncnomnnsn anything ne inn seemed to be from infection or other: _cts out ,O dn They _nad suggested id”

N°w the cause may be du-e to “iilar with musical instruments. heiha

stonein the kidney or bladder and tlic_h__d given mem R .,__ecn/al.. at the ge

ache' lssohlfs “Spring Song." all played, a.s|

.tho professional musicians agreed,,f0

really good player." ‘ “Co:lccntl'ation means more to you , than to most of I said. “Just

“I think of concentration as a kind

the art of making our minds behave.

and energies on one thing to the ex- |. clilsicn of others. _ "Tho mcn who achieve important positions in life depend less upon' their natural special apti.udes than

back, may need the advice of three signed by a man I had known for|"ush at them and get ‘steamed upf,

rs. Until that moment I had notllaaier. I learned that this was not

the slightest iukling that Fred-Iihe

t Dr. Robinson had recently be- circumstances. _'

ic a fair amateur musician. He

done it because certain of hlszha

way in which really effective

n handle themselves. Rather, such'

There is a judge whose mind I,

_\ " ..;.;;;_-_‘

. \l

Ulla? you see the

- Goodyear dealers'

sigma/z interesting' arperfment audits Wu

e watched in action. How easily! travels along with the thread oil

turbed, he takes things cas y. n

t hc learn to play the cello within his quiet. even way asking a ques-' _»

- on

months. Though entirely unfaml tl

now and then. When doing our _N

rdest thinking, there should be a_

neral relaxation and scrcnity of _

p :ond pf 60 days. It lnclildcd Massen- body and mind. but with a dellber-3

may have to remove me swne befow e.`s "Elegic," Pergolese's "Tre Gior- into focusing of the mind and a max- i `

" Iiandels "Largo," and Mendel- imum of intensity in one direction. = _

“In my own experience I have_ und it useful. when I have long’

_V nocoptubiy been working on some particular]

Rccclitiy, influelicwl by the belief question and find myself getting "

that in the way this distinguished _hi educator went about learning to liberately ln my speech or medita- _-

y iliorcllu iborc might be u val- itions, relax- breathe dearly. and

liable Icssoll for the rest of us, I cal- simply Wall ml the Wnse C°ndli»l°n`

lcd at his office to make further in- has

quirics about il.

There is no secret about the small _l>7i“°iDle of relaxation ls another: 1

gh~sLrung and tense to pause de-

abated. ' i

"Of equal importance with this

asure of success I achieved." he £00 l0llE H Study of one pl0bl0m may,

said. "I worked; I applied myself. CB

Q important thing is that I havelfll rllcd to love the cello. I have Oi

ward to studying under a pro-I sicnlil teacher and becoming al

nt is concentration?" 9 , .

café omzr/1.

s aminn, or mental tenacity, the ult of a consistent purpose. It is

requires choice: fixing our mind I

bought a rcal ‘old master! and look i

_ There where the waters night and clay , Are languld in the idle bay, I

And, as I saw it, in my sight - Awoke a _vision brief and bl-ight,

use the mind to 'go stalc'. Physic-i diversion or a. change in the form |

our mental activity may pave the

` Continued on page 8

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Hrs FA UL T

Don't criticise the man whose

coat collar is wvfftd with uundrulf. Poor chal1i`“P°"‘°ill he has done everything pos- sible to rld himself of iff-that is everything except using

Delmay 's

French Vitalene

Hair Tonic

Dandrulf ls caused by bacter-

ial action which this lll'¢Pl|"" tion lfops. It is I W0l\d¢l‘fll| hair rcstorer. stimulating the growth and making it soft and glossy-$1.00 bottle.

E. A. Foster

CENTRAL DRUG STORE

'Now is the time to use Dr. Ffrenclrs Vermlclde Capsules No. 2 for your fox pups-$1.00 a box. '

_ ~ `

Losrv

Since the coming of gun

I feel very languld, pm lu vigor, or “Pep” so 9, nml. Well friends don't he alanm. thls is only the Spring pm; and we have the remedy im cannot be too strongly "mn, mended-

Beef, Iron and Wine

A valuable combination ,g

the nutritive propel-ug, ,I prime lean BEEF, the mule M blood purifying propcrtiu 0; IRON and the stimulating ten, qualities of good WINE. Thug a splendid nutritive Tonic, in. creases the appetite, aids dim. tion and is especially valinbk for exhausted conditions dn is impoverished blood. WE advlga start taking lt immediately.

Only $1.00 per 16 I-'luld 0;

Bottle.

The 2 Macs-

DRUGSTORE

|49 Great George Street ORDER BY MAIL

' fr

FALLEN CITIES

gathered with a careless hand, i

little heap of golden sand;

the province of a privilege and a

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Y¢&l'S~ Unless immedilbe BCUOI1 l-9 bers are beginning to fear that the taken this crime against the prov- session will continue until the dog

ce will undoubtedly be perpetrated, bday-5 “W l‘€“°ll@d~

, THE FINAL CONTEST i

___ in

nd then it will bc too isle, probably `

'$710 deciding Oratorical Contest B fakes place tomorrow, Friday, night f

in Zion I-lall, beginning at 8 o'clock.

when the three Firsts in the former Dlstrlct contests will compete for the

Provincial Championship and the

honor ci' l-cpl-cscntiug Prince Edward Ivllvwinlz paragraph almears: "A '“'

gland ai, Tm-0n¢0_ Inge,-est in the conjunction of two planets takes D

lace on April 28th, the effect of‘

final competition has become intense I’

and the whole province is anxiously W

awaiting the result.

There will undoubtedly be a large the 28i'h Wil-3 3 beautiful mild dill' i W

”;¢ndnnce_ but nm,-Lnon has been with bright sunshine. On the 29thii

made for the accommodation of all t

who come. Tickets may be procur-

are advised to secure their tickets as de5l”“°h' ‘iimfd Wf’-$hinBi°“- APY” t' possible. 28. appeared in many American and,

The names of thc wiluicrs in the ca““di““ Papers: i

District Contcsts were given in ycs- terdays Guardian and these will be

on trial tomorrow night for nrst b

place, when the contest will be keen °

and decisive. and all the speeches

early as possible.

\'EN|0'r|§M eastward,” 'the warning said, "will,

ght which it has enjoyed for man

or ever to prevent a wrong.

METEOROLOGICAL

PGS . The result in the present case is that

y at thc beginning of May some mem-

With thc budget debate yet unfin-

ished, a prospect of a further am- iendment yet to be moved thereanent ;wl.h the bulk of supplies yet to be ,voted and Postmas.er General Ven- §ict`s devious and reprehensible do-

yn The Guardian of Ann! 2nd tneilngs not yet disposed of the chariot

hlch should be apparent about Ap- n

ril 30th." It will be remembered that io

heels of legislation drag heavily and

l rogress ls slow.

A new phase of the prohlhltlon

The Forurn nwe do of clcctrici-y. but there are

This column ls open for the discussion by correspondents ol' questions of interest. This Charlottetown Guardian docs not necessarily endorse the opinions of correspondents. _

Ol/ell DU! YOU in bed. bill- li- S<2l'l0llSll'i:.ttcntio:l upon any specific problem interferes with all the affairs of life.; and to nnid the mmd m that px-cb. so why suffer when it is possible tc- cm until they have sccn it through. locate the cause and attain a cure in -‘A5 to inn mental nmcwses in practically an cases' ‘volvcd in the act of concentration. i

Cu this acquired ability to fir( the

A city in a pleasant land. l

_ia practical man, I have found four .

the psychologists still are in the da`rk. We know no more about it than

nlcthcds for the control and use of both. Not as apsychologlst, but as

simple principles of great use to me in devclopmg and applying my men- tal powers.

“l. A keen and active interest-

/.est-in the subject or task to be

Hweather, bringing in rain with strong a _

the "“i'i°n i° whim the ship bellmgs It appears that Mr. Tldmarsh wrote

warning for ihe north Atlantic sea- iw

today by the weather bureau, |

- over Lake Huron movllig east north- ,

here was a distinct change in theip

4| i An advisory southeast storm

card fronl the Delaware breakwat- l' i0 Eflsilwft. Maine, was issued

“Storms of increasing intensity

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rlnclple that a national ship forms nnpea,-en in your culumm ¢,hi5iih°5€ ‘Vhi°h bear °ll the Pl'°bl€m.

part of the national territory of morning and subordinate the others, P °

~ - _. _ ro esszona ards

3.1! we want to think and hit-

ed ln advance at The Guardian Of- Wind' which afterwards vexed t° and whose flag ii, carries it had been under a somewhat fundamental mi5_ lhard. we must learn to take it easy! . _ ______ mg 0,- M wcnnefs _iewenry nom north and it bccamo unpleasantly believed that passengers and News apprehension of vuions ,asm H._,;Thailsto say. .the most efficient use BELL fi? M¢°i'l`I“IIESON

,md mos, who ,,,,n,.,5e mending cola and disagreeable. The following on onitcci stares ships vfcrc subject sim, in pan; --Sena/_,,,, Hughes- fc" our mental and physical energy 3- R- “Ll-

But it was found that the great

corded by the Federal Government "

German or other foreign vessels in lol- equity in me alienated lands of "‘“”~"i°d but f°°°‘/“S 'md 8°” 0"! hlch those who wanted a drink of it-*ying and tyin _ th t th itl- th d __ O __ _ _ the Canadian Nor.h West, so ably1ma_e _ r 3 8° B 9 “ & Benuey e ar cn c uid s.t- 1-. And Amerl sci form in u brief prcscntcfl by mc . 5° "im" °i “le P'°i’l°’“ my J. A. nsN'rLuil

cfm vessels that carried passengers Gnvemmem of uns Province at 8 icome in an nltogc;hcr unexpected; W. E. BENTLEY, K. C. wcre lcsins business- They found it convention bcia ui ottawa in iszv:‘"’~"~ T" “ “emi” Cmnt- W* ml' ““'“"°" '"“' ‘*°"°"‘°Y""°"*"

impossible i° °°.mP¢te with the "wet" is in no way prejudiced by the claim :mike the subconscious work for 0”:;&;_:;°Ym,§|:)m°|':gAs_;'°°'

f0l‘€iSl1 Sl`l’llS- set forth by Senaf/.>r'I-Iughes. It is ag The first prmciple °°"°°m-5 in' Charlottetown, P, E, |_

The Leviathan is much the largest 5¢purg,~e cipgm and should be V15. ji2‘l‘95i»- I mH_l`lf2 Dl”0K1`¢Ss in l>€¢°millB

Whatever criticism may yet be si

poured out upon Postmaster Gener- westerly on Monday and small crafti al Venlot, and whatever degree of warnings indicated south of Dela-i

will may be l1l'0\’8<l Hzalnst him ware breakwater to Savannah, Gcor-,i there stands at least, one thing to gin." i

his crcdlt. he has given us a new

W°"d in U16 l°l13 lllt covering the that there ls something in the theoryf various degrees of po!ltl:al obllquy. that planetary conjunciions have cer- i

Venlctism will hcnccforward be a tain mctcrological effects upon thc!

term of reproach in the political earth's weather. Near the time of _ic

vocabulary. It will be a monument the conjunction referred to, violent _-fi P¢l'h°P5 tht! Only One. that the Iion. storms occurred in the lower United

Peter J. venlot will leave to poster- states with great destruction and ily- loss of lilo. 'rms island escaped with

cause storms. southerly winds. pos-f

ble gales ai times and shifting :oi

, i

From the above lt would appear,

than's change from official dryness conclusions

cngcr ships. It was gold not lung M,-_ Tldmmgn mndcnny is under icausc I was naturally lnteresied But

ago by the goverlilnent to a private the lmpresslonthat Senator Hughes iif I had not been keenly interested i

:ompany who have since nnnouneed has mme _ discover of om n W lnaturally, I feel certain that I could I. A. MeDONALD. H. l‘. McPHEl<;_

y s e e |

ihnii the Sl1iD*Will U0 l°ll8€l" be "dry-" claim for subsldly on behalf of our ‘have fmmd W”-VS ‘md mn” °f Sf-im' BAB'n`lslEg§;'Y Aggoltzgys' ETC'

Wines will be served lo vwensers Province. Being interested in ihei"“‘”“3 me ‘“i"’°“" “°°"°”‘“`V i°, mlcy Building clm-lottcmwn

1" their CBUUIS bill may be consum- question of subsidies, I have care- imnkc my °“°"i5 effcciive- Ii l-1 MW" ` -- 1--

cd afterwards in the dining rooms fully pei-used in, speech r,fen.e_d to énecessary to look forward to desired \

or smoking 'rocms, by ML Tidmm-sn_ and must modest” results rather than feeling only the btewart & Lowther

A Preiext is found for the Levin- ly decline to» agree with him in his °"'“d!°"5' °f the m°‘“¢“t- - ' J' gr

“My second principle is to get the . ' '

__ ~ _ BAIIIIISTERS. SOLICITORS, ETC.

_lo ol'i‘icial wetness. in the ruling of This Province has ncvcr present-ffacm' Rcmembl" mai' when mei M Great George Street , Chief Justice Taft ln_ the Cunard sd a ¢lu'm "for equity in the n1|en,;_ lmllld is '80ll1e in clrclcs.' over and MONEY T0 LOAN ue of 1023. um uic volsicm Lew on land.; of inc canadian Norm i""" ih= “me miter- Wiil1°vt MW i°"""‘“~ ‘ s not intended to apply to domes- West." In fact- no such claim exists, : ‘dass °°°""i“g i'° "5 °" °“" °°“°l“5' "-'__"'°""_`°`_"'_°"`_` `

:lr vessels when outside the terrltor for the sim le re o tha lands ‘ mm Bllifpenlng. the cause ie pre- D T W '

I saw no mound of earth, but lull-

Turrets and domes and citadels, With murmuring of many bells; The splres were wliitc in the blue a And men by thousands went an

CBIIIE,

Rapid and restless, and like flame Blown by their passions here a

there.

With careless hand I swept away The little mound before I knew; Thevlsioned city'vanished too,

And fi\ll'n beneath my fingers lay.

_ : » Ah God. how many hast Thou seen,

uestion .has to do with _passenger OUR CLAIMS imastcred is essential. _ Cities that are not and have been.

arrylnz ships on the high seas as _ ____ i “2. We must.1eam to amass ln an_ By silent hill and idle bay! cll as in the territorial waters of sn.___1 am very mncn interested 1n,crdcrly way the raw materials of | -Gerald Gould, he United States. On the general a lem, 0fM,_w_ 1.-_ Tidmmn wmcniour thlnknz- Get the facts! Stress ______l__

o the prohibitory law_ cmm is based on the treatment “_ is likewise most economical. D. L. MATIIIESON, LL. B.

4. There ls evidently something Bll1’ll\¢l1» S°lll'll0l1. Elf!-

maiimiy °i il"m5'Ai'lamiC PB-'»S€l'll!~ tn the other landless provinces of in the mind whim- “ner 9 5“~""“’”' Mm", "° L°“"‘

ers preferred to travel in British, Cannda__'yne clanns of this province led effort, become, temporarily ex. _ Offices-Charlottetown and Montague.

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Accident Insurance,- li Most Valuable Protection

' For Scif and Family

With the increasing number of automobile accidents it

would seem wise for the family breadwlnner to take advan- tage of the protection offered by Accident Insurance.

Policies can he obtained for a premium of $5.00 and

upwards, as proportion to the amount of the l>0ll¢! “"4 ii" income provided in event of disability.

SPECIAL AUTO ACCIDENT PULICY2 Pays $1,500 fill’

lm ur llic, bpm rect, anuas. or eyes. rays $25 per week in event of `total disability, with an additional $15 p¢r W°¢l U confined to hospital. Annual P"m|“m for men and bull- ness women between the ages of 18 and 60 is only 35-00-

Comblned Accident and Sickness policies can also be ob' _

' tained at very moderate premiums payable yearly. hill'

yearly, or quarterly.

Write us for descriptive circular.

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Charlottetown

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:nd most palatlai _of American pas- om-Du_~;]y n,-¢5_-,,,d_-- _ _gan amateur etcher and celllst be- McDonald & Mcljheei

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lui waters of thc United states." or the "North west" have been "uli- °““’“’1Y H IM* °f l°f°l'mltl°l\ °l\_ r' ° ° aye i

The conduct of the Postmaster but s little dlsagrecableness. As to,

5°fl°\‘ll. since his admission to the the fsctors which direct such dis-.

King government. has been discussed turbances the scientists are yet ini

U 931° DPCM. on the Pll¢f°l’m. .Ind the dark. There may be earth cur--_i

i'. is a present engaging the aiten- re tion of parliament, The Post Office se

N-*Hiller Ire bein: held up vena- but ibm have not yet been acimn-

tngexplanatlons an-:l further inves-

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lned. It ls worth while taking -

The disclosures in our Ot- note of the planetary movements and tlvmdllretch of yesterday mornin: ohm-vin; their etiscis upon tnciy

nfs. electrical or magnetic. which tif, lect the Dli-h of the dlstux-ban:c._

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_iGrcat is prohibition! It works. existed" except in the way of grants

for settlement to/private individuals

T00 MUCH and ln opening up me country, by

"Can I borrow your pen, Bob?" railroads and otherwise. None of "Czi-tainly." Canada's holdings in these land, has "I'd like you to poet this letter as yet been transferred to the Western ou go down the street. will you?" Provinces themselves.

“All right."

"Want to lend me a stamp, old set forth by Senator Hughes were

Chili?" _ presented by our Provincial Govem-

"Yes. if you want one." mcnt at the 1927 Conference, and "Much obliged. By the way, wh|t'| the former'g claims. therefore. do not.

_ _ our glrl's address?" _ as stated by Mr. Tidmarsh, constitute

to the Saint John. N. weather. On July 14th there will bei -_ "A separate claim". _ iimflvf. mal, for themselves. s conlulmwn of vom.. me .vupieenl P""l'Y “Cl I am Sir. etc.

disclosure.: yen founded not and a probable change of weather' i , ' ‘ '

of rumour er opinion; um to out as-e. ,____,_______ .wnnm my n°,_ n°,_,m,_., "my ,_ ,m_ > I .

i "How d d you I” your face so dir,-_ , .I 0 C CAMPBELL _ ‘ly. Jimmyi' Uharlamtown,

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-All of the claims`and arguments

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Paint-both inside and out. There are so many um 101'

Paint around the home-to make the rooms really new lv! .

following the modern trend for bright colors- lt la aur-

rrlrlnr whll I lm-me can sccempiub at my nmslicost br

g |»_ “_ u 5 ,_ _ ‘ _ using head and hands and lultabla Paint.

-mils;-.3-_ln-_ I ELE(.‘TR_IC NEEDLES Y

sPEc1AL_Lls'r E luaerlloaa lialrl removed per- `.

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give sliils ‘a.tlon.

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