i? cum- umu. noug-

l. l1- K. Curl-k, Associate Editor.

J. II. Burnett. Elliot and Pnblllleb

llornlml Dally (Ioillel IE1) 1Q $1.00 per You (tolled) ll noon

holiday.. The Guardian will not be

Mottdey- Novrmber 7th. helnnTha-gknqlivtng Day and a public issued Tuesday morning.

p! your do

tie-liven!) In nlvnnee. In Col nil $0.50 to . ll. A.

THANKSGIVING DAY

lly order of the lrdtwa‘. :overn-_

merit and iu accordance with a

- time honoured custom. this day has

been set apart as a public ltuliday

"ﬂ Monti»? NOVEMBER 7, 1921

reap an abundant ltarvest of trou- ble anti sorrow. g '

1n thanking Almighty God for bountiful material narvelst let us not torget our sowing for other harvests for therein n threat an

DUI‘

,rnnmununnmowaouQwmm

mt cttttttnrtrtnwu nutanmt

the electors of Canada t0 H18 f6 him and ‘VI; party it signed blank

‘ the body t»: which he will flllyin at hi: leisure with whatever he and his few parlour friends Eonsider will best suit their pur- 90868. ‘Did. ever politician make such a ridiculous prﬂllfNiilntt to a Dibble before? lf in llll his many CIJDlQTQIICQs with his party auto- crats he has up tu the preset!“ fail 6d to formulate a policy and a Platform of sufficient virtue to YlBlt lﬂying it before the people. A POLICY ‘IN WHICH HE HIMSEIF HAS CONFlDI-INtfE. what grounds have we tor expecting any thing better if we give him this hluttk cheque that he is asking for, and

A ,0 NQVEMBER~7,}192i1._i_

yPATONS e’

Thanksgiving Specials l

For this week

"H!!! our chances of what he puts into it. At best it would be M ifxtteedlnglyt dangerous and lln. dilllblédl!‘ unbuslness-like expert].

well as a promise in the eternal‘ soweth

and a day of thankscivint; m A:- mlghty God tor a bountiful. harvest and other blessings vouchsated to

law. "Whatsoeverk a man

Foreign Exchange lllB following llllBS‘

hat shall he also reap.‘

it was in accordance with

The OIgHDiZGIlOB us during the past vear. lt muv be —€——¢0>-i— ‘Conﬁrm I I IQT",_"_-" - . 3nd amPle f3ﬂlm95°f d“ Bank - worth mentioning in passing ‘hat THE mONV 0F FATE l In g? b ® 0 : ' _ ' 0f Montreal enable tt t0 qUOlB ' Thanksgiving Day ls a heritage ‘he bu silowinglil] piuuupn

dose rates on American’ En, Specials in Drcss Goods, Cloths,

glish,and all foreign exchanges. the Qxperls trlck ~13‘

For perfect cutting.

"m" our Puma“ “retain?” who ‘irony of fate" that theinltlal move-

Lincns. Table Napkins. Velvzts

America in England and the ob-wrvance o! the

ltome in

The Public Forum

This column In open for the

nude their

Ladies Hats and Tums, Undctwear. Ladies Coats, Cornvts. Groves and Hosicryn. Flan- ,

what is now the New

By means of its private wire connections and Foreign Ex-

try. party 1n this county upon a Shows he“, to put {O_ suits‘ and Dresses, aether with the ease and

Suites.

political career could not be cat-

tnent fur the launching of the fartn- i

chan e De artment the Bank ‘ -ta- is itlttttcd to the rmtt-u States . , i. "Mellie" by correspond- _ V _ is ingconstgn‘ conngcﬁon with 4 (a Had’, "H! m“ w“h0ul_ we éimnlnc? o‘ GM! of question; g1 may, S lll plnl€SSlOllillF nelcttes, Mott's Underwear. Sitirtfi. and a . a lawyer, the elimination uf tnnum out. The Charlottetown bu PICUITBF- Sweaters Ulstets Suite and Over- central exchange markets. Il-ytat up tn (‘allude have u.uch to a, a Muss was one m {he nﬂgmdl i Quinn“ do" no‘ nun‘ ‘ Goa“ Allan 8'0” ‘Suds ml thankful tot requires no elabor mrposas m ‘he Urzannaunn’ I arily undone the opinions Ask 6) Qec Oﬁiill-— [hpg - . at...“ s: _, dpltlnzujatherf "rm," In [ms provmpe we are pmcmh l; nxprened by ltl cnrren- r)! lflfllCh llillSlllllQ Sljgggjt- 3mm n5 W, "ca... y --r, w, , pondentu. KDELTOR tons thatrc-creatc the ~ " ‘ ' lly all farmers; our lawyers our l0 Charm Ofihellarism 3|‘ l)‘, .... ctltlltl set a glimpse at coudltiuns pngachem our donors‘ m" mgr Ieoaooao» o». "‘ "i . . | - _

BUTTERICK DEPARTM El\"i'

1n ulher cuttntrtes that participat-

chants are almost all either sons Mf. Lea and of farmers or are so interwoven Mr. wheaney

Slr:— l! is beginning to dawn upon Mr. George \Vheutley that Many 0t the sons and the drwshtﬁrt for some time he has ‘been barking of [he mun"), are moving "no me up the wrong tree; that his infur-

matlon was after all not trout the, city and. through he colleges and qnmdeg- bu} dwidﬂily "Um [he universities, through the. law and lmmde- In tact he has no informat- _ _ ‘ ton now at all about the owner-- but-mess offices. are bccontmtt tn~ Ship or Falconwood cattle. This is corporaled into the life of the com- "hi" W“ ‘WOW all 810118. else he my would hardly be foolish enough to- pttt himself in the ridiculous posit» t-lﬁiint- ton of threatening to expose the and when challenged to tlo so hack , tiown.

He makes the statement that the ten pure bred cattle bought tn Ontario ivere grades, and then condescendingly agrees to nt-t-epl ltis own statement as corn-ct He tlth tth t . . ., " < ‘l 0" e d“ "r m m“ prmchpr thinks l tntty make what he calls or the tailor or the shoemaker No a clean breast of this trtthsacztott

and tell the whole story: (‘lean is business man‘ be he merchant "r right. l certainly‘ can. and he will farmer. will undertake to attend to learn how little there is in all the newspaper" crttlclsnts and rowatrl-

to the - - . . lv tnslnuatttons l-llte "\\'l‘." he ret- ttetails of a corporation; he has not ers to, who urc writing these lct» , tors, at". nuk'n . ll ‘t ltl l w, ‘he legal knowwdg’ mm h“ ‘S per" that iniiintltatititls of‘ illlils‘ (Pliialtatltitei- force compelled to employ a lawyer yﬁd b81011 ﬂmwurillg in llie preys _ rotn tme to time I would not 111st as the President and Se/netan hemp? nmiﬂng ‘his vnmpmmible of the United Farmers on Friday "ilmllﬂigrl. hut I will not let -.\ir. _ Wheutley cover llin retreat l)y mn- last were obliged to call in a lttwye. 59g hem-d “new” s" of "hylnum q; derer-mgn, when," m9 "Mass-r", ttotts. suult as "The ‘date or sllill- All m... r u. a not..."

_ ( ( _ went; to witont originally cunslgn- > »-~1-~ wt- mmpdig“ "mas mum b‘? 1'~"P"‘"~‘ ed; to whom the first pztytttent was ‘ ' ntntle; ttt -\\'llllI point or farm in‘ the Province were they tit-st lucttl~i t-tl, uni what date the transfer-t g Tn many of the formers present were nmdeo.

r1115 shack tlilr. Wheatley can get this infot- _ _ ttiatiott at the Railway‘ Depart- “M ‘t 5°‘ ‘mm ‘hmkmg- w’? M“? ment. f"ttarlottetoutu; that is, the no room and no necessity Mr class flll"? l0? ehlllln?!" "m" Ullillltl. and] , , ' tie tale of arrival here front dlsilnclmng in 1M5 Dfmllma “h” whence they tvere taken tllrectly‘, we need ls honest representation to Falconwood. lie can get further

y I g , y information. it‘ he will not look up n a‘ omips’ “e are “n” pponp‘ the transfers ln the oﬂlce, from; our interests are identical and so y“, \\'_ A_ (ﬂemgng, 399-3“ 110].- steln Frlesiun Association, Brant- ’ ford. Ontario. The first andhll pay- l “ " tttents were ntade 'hy Depttrtttientztl have hithgﬂo worked 0r, my; p11“. tits-trues. This information he can

; ' - e -- . Mme we have (“men o“ r I verify by rltlug to the ndtlressos r p e of the tBrteeders ii he wishes.

sentﬂtlves regardless of what call-l The difference between the 2a

BANK or MONTREAL

ESTABLISHED MORE THAN 100 YEARS TOTAL ASSETS IN EXCESS OF $500,000,000

CHARLUlTETOWN BRANCH

E. C. COOMBS Mann!"-

ed in the war we. would go down our knees the thank God

well With us as it is."

i tin QYBYY 1101" 0! with fiirflwro that class distinction

that it is as

ll.i_\' and

ts not only impossible but ‘tbsutfl.

We have emerged from a war which shook the world and left a trail of ruin behind it; true at a terrible cost,

“'6 W01!

lt is we saved our soul and our ylclds

out but cottntryz u country -whtcti bountifully for out’ sowing. a coun- try which affords its not only a llVlllg but comfort, prosperity and

tttunity, Ibe it city or country.

der such conditions class

tions are absurd. The lawyer ts a specialist, a necessary evil it‘ you will. but wthout him any more than we can

happiness; a land of peaceful hum" we cttunot afford to do pa, ot a tnroadeniug civilization, of resources for material, moral and spiritual For these we have a right and it l9 heartfelt

development. all

EQUIPMENT

The Overland is equipped when y/ou buy it— '

t ' ~ . . . . . U ° gm 1t has every riding and driving cuttvetttence. ; '3

Tearing

$885 ' Sci/rill.

$1395

Rnmirrrr- » - I $.95 Camp: ~ - - - 119i

our privilege thanks to Almighty God. W» are more prone to voice our

the trnnsferlof property or _ , No need to pay out cxtrtt dollars for electric ' I

starter, lights. horn, speedometer or tlcntouttt-

grievances than our blessings; vu- _ . able rttns -thcy arc all tnclttdcd.

are not as grateful as wc ought No need for shock absorbers, because Over- , . . . . land a Triplex bprtngs give greater comfort. The stylish Qvcrlattd Four-Door Sedan, with adjustable wtntlsltteltl ttntl plate glass tvittdotvs, l sells today for less than the Tuuritig car cost last year. f"

to he ttnl this is largely ltchlt. Ton often we cultivate our Prievttct-es. ntatgrtii; our wants and our hard- altipt, forgetting thttt our blaming: fur outweigh ottr sorrows and that davs far outnumber

our sunshiny

ottr days of cloud and rnln and

collected.

O-‘umtrl g1! 35 milu and mvrr tr t/u girl/m ufgura/trtr. Wrtll

ll u t ~ \\ . fnr bani/rt, UQUIl-Il Upmtnu. Den/n‘: ‘warm-t m many ro-wru

There is no spot in Canada. or for that matter in the world, that

it I. ‘ \ . p; x \

~ fx \

f w‘

necessity’ came as a

has more cause for profoun‘. "hank- fulneas than our own province of" Prince Edvrard lslﬂlJtl. Geographic-

Vfl-IOLESOME SWEETS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY

THE chocolate used in Man's in one of the tttost nourishing of foods, and with the ad" dint-n of pure sugar, good butter, and rich ripe fruits and nuts it forms a food combination that is llztrd t0 beat. - l . Md Muir's have the additional advantage of pleasing - ‘ i r-ttybtaiy‘: Lute, iron tn.- oldes: to the youngest. 4 MOHVS UMITED, HALIFAX

HARE 1 JAMES, Aqém, LHARLfTTETOWN

i i’ _Q\.UIR.S (‘Plroeolafes

ally we are sheltered from such storms as have recently devastated our sister countries; we have DuVFI‘ interwoven that no one class can experienced a devastating storm. industrially and commerétaily we

are sheltered from the storms or

prosper without the other.

“Wllys-Knight pricrs also have been greatly reduced. Tuttring now $3400, l Ruidl!" $1350, Cuupc $1500, Sctintt $3800. F. O. B. Toronto, Sales ‘Pa; Ettrs 00.00 paid th men in Ontario and

tthe $233150 appearing on page t7 & C0‘!

wq aimed at selecting the best m m“ Agﬂcunnra] Reno" ‘a STEAM NAV|GAT|ON WHARF‘ ,

man; we may have made our tttte- made up of freight and expenses

that he saw ‘beside these figures Hikes bu‘ we have "w" ma“ u hut wltheld for n purpose. t ttutt-'

of this‘ an ttvcr-

unemployment and want that pru- vail elsewhere. For these great blessings we have cause for thank-

ing or profession they belonged to;

fulness. I We thank God for a bountiful harvest. What a wealth o! mean-

greater mistake than we shall ltlﬂke ‘sidered pure brad cattle character good value at

‘ -~- - ‘ - .- .. I ' t "" " w ~-. ~--e ——~ g 111E i! (‘ﬁlﬂﬂlllfd lll "H19 W071i if we select our TPPTPRFDIBIIVE! for age M ‘.150. as I had m [he Baum "ngrltlttl ‘llllltlthdll tut ‘Ml a] t v tttlht-t‘ thtt-n that lll~ ttt-zttnttttttitts alt-l sttsplclotts "harvest." The harvest ls the FB- the sole purpose of representing “mp w“; [mm my Own hum one kméu,’ “M; ‘h: qulxlﬁlliill"mirth luv; lr-lttlw-‘tllé; 5M1?‘ :t ttttittgtlt-l all”. llutvt- ltul tltmt- llllll any crt-tlit, gtntl t " ~- -~ . f~ " ’ ' lit tut ;: ‘tt-vt-r t|t<|\\,| . __ ,,,, , . ‘ ' l suit of our sowing and cultivation any one of me c1355“ which m“. "l illPlt‘ 8R6 7075300-10 MT- D- R- his report only grit-s to show tla- appraising flu-tn l1“ “null-hi. ‘HUN ‘M’ H m ‘m! h“ l ‘ , Nl°h°|5°nt one of '1'“- bﬁl“ bmﬂl‘ quality til’ tltn slut-k that we found) “thou ,|. H t. ,. , - ‘ i‘ ‘ "".'.""‘““.'""'“'" m '1'“ SMN" - "114 FRY". ll i-‘l n01 POYITiIIWd l0 "l" 3mm‘! m" Iwlllllilllﬂﬂ- WP 5"" ers and datrymen ill 551199)‘ N- 5~ on this fztrttt and llle ttt-<-<»>;.~'it\- of lilo l>t~rtt“lttt<-t1l‘lPull"i1 “ill m. lul H" llllmnh- innit" h” "miw “ “W i _ ' _ __ v __ - ,. , H f h, ‘, ,_ z y: __ _ H H _ '-" " l‘ l" ‘fir!!! 11m HIM tt- “was lt>l‘_t't-\'t'llt{4-, tltztt ht- ’ field ctopa alone. We are con one and if we are tn prosper we “ ma‘. . lflelﬁixlltalillj,"hpltgl;‘wlml|ln‘l;\=\tywlllltv‘In: ltfufn“, m m" I H,“ “lmnu l“ hulnmr“ “Hpml m m“ mun“ U‘ h“ z l Emmﬂy mwmg; we are constant‘), must remam one’ The ma“ re‘ 94'9'99+0-0-0' . 04044-044 Prince lgdwnrd Island “mm; ‘Word lt-ntv l0 lie llruvett ltl _\‘t-;tt.s tlt:ti tltit-rtttttltun, ztlttl have stunt‘ .\t‘lllt _ a ﬂu“ r v k _' ~_ l“ I_ nn- to cunt". and l \vtll l|<\\\' |t'1l\l‘,ill£||l<'r‘ til‘ truth tn ltit- ;|t-(»r|_<;|r|r,n,t_ reaping and as we sow a0 altall we presentatlve in he who will serve Y , w ‘"5"’, U “MU “ ‘u?’ "mitllllti .\lr. \\'ll--;tt1t~v in th» ltrcdltvttttvttt | m, q“ l U ttttruv _ t < .,, . I » '"t'.. ‘ also reap. lf we. sow the seeds oi‘ the interests of nttr people as a G R t p e 1*’ ‘""""-‘ llllll m whttlt h» has pLlt-tl lntnst." WALTER M LEA ~ Hallowed vmna- t-J, , e , h d h , , v u | 9 T3 .____ '—-- l. u-nd.‘ by.‘ d scontent. of unrest, of fa se no . w 0e and with an eye singe to " ‘.3 . “T. F. ._ -- .._ .. _ I _ | of self interest. of class and rates the prosperity of the whole prn- Fummmd by m‘ h“ M“ w_ g 9V v i‘) “r-

tj i ' 1200 ling» llrttn.

and creed oonsclousness, we shall

: A iﬁoaglrz/M @244, ttBY HYNDHANS THMKER l

vlngg 8. LOUl°rl ' o

Current Comment

O-O-OOO-O

A THANKSGIVING HYMN

(me ('1! rlozul Shot-ta.

Ono (‘arlmttl flll Cake Monti.

We plough the fit-ltls and scatter The good seed on the land, But it is fed and watered

By God's Altttlrtltty hand; llt- sends the snow in Willie-t‘.

The. wnrmtlt to swell the grain. The breezes and the. sunshine,

The blank cheque, or blank form. must he for dome reason, and

O Ono (‘arlontl (‘kdon L ﬁll/- ; 1132.21‘;Zf°F§“..‘i.Zi.ZI°?flZ“ZZI’.I.° "* ll” _¢ t . 4 . ' I‘ , US , EVQD ll] l! l

nrlly used hy those who either do own opinion, have some sinister

3 .10 Bugs “gilttt-f’ Oat

I300“. not know their own miudl. or who feature about lt which he is sure Am; M," rgrrpshlng rum . l 0 ,‘ ~~ y < for some. reason, sinister or other- that the country will not approve .

~ > ~' at - .

t Bil TOIIS (‘Tl (only wise do not want to let other! nf. lf this were not so there is no H" ‘"11" l“ n" Mali" _ 7' l‘ ‘ . . kntrw what their intentions are. lt room to doubt that he would trot Hgang‘ghmgnwgﬁlgiarnflioaiizli E I N o " ‘ 20 Tons straw. ' ls not business and generally it out man-fashion and take hta H‘, "Kym, ‘he evening 3mm’. Q , , t, , Rlteﬂklns it. ls very dangerous. Who chances of its meeting with poph- The winds and waves obey Him, , v

Oafmcttl. Table (‘orn- meal, Rollctl Oats. . .

lly llim the hlrtls are fed; Much more to uh, liis children, lle gives nur daily hreud.

amongst our farmers or business lar acceptance. la this not an? _REAL INSURANCE PROTECTs men having n hank account would] I mu" LIFE AND THE l-lVEi give to another n blank cheque! 0n the other band perhtrps he I

Flour (lpcat brands-t) In littga ztll sin-a. . . .

0F “Mil”; PU LOVE duly signed. and trust hlm to flll does not know his own mind, and in whatever figures he decider: up that being the case he cannot en- lltcit‘ ltttttre. lufc iftsttrttnce ﬂltvttyst "l! "l "l9 body of the paper? No lighten others as to his intentions. |l;l.~ rt tattttzilrlc horrtlwittg vlltttr. one ‘but 1t huﬂlttcsa imbecile Woutv In fact he rather claims this and 5:111‘; gnit:ll"'lrl\‘tglrl‘:fftl why n 1.». rt mite such a t-tstt, and yet this ta his declared tut-t if we elect httn ~ " _ exactly what Mackenzie King and to power he will cttll a few 0f his "l9 LYYWTBI Pa"? MP ﬂﬂtltttt the autocratic friends together and in . voters or this cnnntrv to do fr" a kind of a sweat pnrlour confer- them. Mr. King either has some once will consider and prepare "llP-"lkll" i" i" Dtihlic pfrllfry ltifl- from his "uncharted sea" a bill of pHoNE 67 den within his breast, or eltto fare fnr the people which will meet PM m H“ MW Anmn

cuMugTlYfglwlgﬁs at he has none If he has any, and the approval of this little dnmlna- ‘ ' ' ' - , refuses to disclose them, then it tiou force. And for this he asks “n. Marnlomgry campbmt v~ 3

We thank Thee. then, O Father. Pny .|ll thing; bright ttutl good, The seed-time. nntl the ltarvest.

Our llfe, our health. our food; Accept the gifts we offer

Why not lnallFl‘ yOlll‘ life and Get our Low Prices ‘Wholesale & Retail

§ l‘ Catterilt Co Ltd-

For all Thy love imparts. And, what Thou most rleslrcst,

Our hunthle, thankful hearts. All good rim nrottnd us

Are sent from hcnvcn nl-ovc, Tlten thank the Lord. fl tltuttk tit.- Lord.

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