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this is best‘ quality coal sold. Our I

price la the lowest.

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(‘mrnectlng ill lhmuvcnture Station Montreal with the lnmnus

at 10.16 p. m._ fol ny, Winnipeg, Prince train of x e] nce and Finest equip- ment -Stan (furs, (‘ompu Colonist (Bar; with ‘Lunch Llountera and Kitchens" - ‘keeper lvollerg on the Pon-

llm entertained and in 1Ull('|l ‘with World events.

Very Low Summer Tourist Fares

provide Mr Stop-over privileges zit ,‘

Minnki, near‘ Winnipeg, ‘the popular Summer Resort of the lvliddlo West. at rudder National Park, in L110 (‘un- adian Rockies, wild m-amy other places en ro ‘

Fur reavlyileraervatlons, Etc. . ., ‘ Apply To w. ll, iloollll. or w. M. l-‘LYNN,

City Ticket. it. 3‘ Station Ticket Agent Jumersonger Dept.

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THE [iiililliiiiiliwllilliiilllfl

re Ianl. it‘. Char-tor l4. McLurcr Vice-President, J. I. Burnett; ‘ u“ Hqqyplurj, Linn. Col. I). ‘A. Maa-Kinnon, I). S. 0. . l-Julltur and llnnnier, J. l. Burnett ' Acaaclnle Editor, D. IK. OIIII’ 5.1 Y“ ltwrerioniatire-lulrulrunr rowan, ha. Ublaigu ltcpreaantat Irv-b‘, J. Pawn

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llnlnllnll News Agency. New York. lschulll News Agency, Ncvvjbri‘

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1925

lhllhury Iluuklllu- u". I... Doucctle. in sprlnc P!" 1111- l. D. Taylor. Grafton street.

cop sAvE THE KING lance cf ‘which he is unaible to men- lf he escapes it is only by, accident and when he d-cils he yak p-wlil ‘v1 111° ilmnmlg mum‘ should be arrested and ‘punished. tupir- will be extended in all, The street dangers arte- always inCtlily to ills Grm-‘lflll! Mamslylwl-th us and shall be so long as

iini: Grvriw the Fifth on 111B Bmhuiilureu u... permitted to use tile

sure.

'l'l'nlf\y -Llle Cullgrfll-"lal-lim“ “l we

Notes By-'l‘lle Way t" t t '§-‘-c-a-’ g‘

Among the measure. to be coon introduced in Parliament Ia the Al- gnnufqg (Iransfcrrablc) Vow it was introduced ‘by the Govern- ‘meut at Idle last sc-sston and read a first time. This year as the Tor- onto Globe sislifs, Iii. wilfl bu Pmiwed to a decision. The measure as out- lined appeals to be quite simple in "f-s ‘provisions. lt applies only to mngtgituunqlos which elect one mem- hgl‘ each, Hence it would not apply :0 Queen's County in this Province .11 a gt-uneral election. Nor does it zwpply lo a sillgle-nlenuber cons-tit- vency if ouiytwo candidates have hlzen nominated.

The Alternative Tramlferrable Vote , S (lime tjif-lvrcnt from the sys- ¢"nr known as DlL'p3i'tl(lll1ll'i6pi'8- verllutlon. which has bll ‘n ‘tried in u uulnbtr of countries with rather ‘unsatisfactory results. In the lim- ited class of oases ‘to whiich if‘! ap- plies l-lli Alternative Vole is de-

all ‘b rillduy. He was b11111 111 “larystrtets as play gnounds. This cus» "P11111411 ilmlfifl- 511110 3‘ 1865' "mevtom, and ‘it is still very common ~i=n g, conu son of His late M81981)’ l“? (lharilotwtown, should be stemlyl utl\\'.illl ille Suvenlll- D11 1111911" ‘ ltopped by the police. The soloist, l‘ his cider brother, H. it. li. Al‘ may ‘be scrupulously careful and ‘,. r, vulor, Duke of C1111‘ 11“ °“_llav.~ ‘p ‘ilect control of Ms ‘machlnex iilllilflly l-l, i892, ‘he ‘became hull‘ but he cannot avert a collision ‘t. surnipl-ivu, ‘thr- Throne, 8111" with a child who runs headlong and

.' ti. t] to tile Cr-OVPII 011 1119 1191"" Llmdiy in front of his car. The (ull ‘vl’ his father King Edwllfd s~"1'9111h' .‘-,‘lure lights continue to be a nlen- .\lay 6. 1910, pnoclzlirrlcd Kill-X-

to

M111’ aceand an inconvenience and this 9. 1910- Crowned 111 ‘veflmmster ‘iiso slhould be stoiprped,

4 Gift W ill Inspire Your Friends to Write You

For Graduatio Wtlddl-fifir Par-tied, Birthdays eadDrm old!’ il-Thcflcr sari can‘: 1w “"4" HIS Parker Duofold Duotte has won the heart of the world- balanced, aymflwififllr 111 mnd‘ some lacquer-red, or in flashing plain, black, both style! sold

tnmmed.

Our Lady Duofold Pen and Pen- cil are still of small girth I05! $11111 fingers. But the Duofold Jr. and "Big Brother" Duofold Plnfll! ‘are now bath built Over-size.

For men learned frorrrthb D110" fold Pen hbw an Over-size BarNl siTordsa man-size BdP w“ ‘Ml’ ishos finger cramp, and ralaxal hand and brain. Every Parker DuofoldPenhasthesuper-smmlh Duoiold Point that's guarantaeii‘ if not misused, for 2S years’ wear.

Now is the time f0 P1113 m" lhese Duofold June Gifts. The Parker Fountain Pen Coqfimnwd Factory and General Ofllcea

Duck/J nmZTTZin u. Pg...- Loch. u Oun-alu I». $1.50: "BIIBWU" 01"“ u

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will be mailed safely to any addraae on rccclp! 07 PM" b!

E. W. Jlaylor

Jeweller and Optomflflll

142 Richmond St.

Charlottetown .

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Seed Oats

We have 1500 Buahcla of good heavy Rccicancd White Banner Seed Octe for Snot. cm. o0 Cont: rm ‘bulim- Buchci done up In Bill .09 3 buchcic each. Bagc 10 cents each extra. F. O. B. our bead

Store,

1000 Bualielc of aktra choice Imported Banner‘ Bead g Oata.

Also Imported "Victory." _, "Abundance" and other var- ieties o! Seed Oatc the beet we have aver sold. Ask for prlccva. k

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whore thesis hidden caves

_ "m “widen?! ‘we to n” occupam coming all/i the ncmii positions from t of the cars. rather than to ‘Iicdiflt-

wise usually is ovenpecaing. and

Jihoy on Jllnt: 22, 1o11.pr<>¢1'fl1‘"1@11. ‘Emperor and assumed the crown 0i lndiu ul D-lh-i, Decwrrrlbkr 12- 1911-

in hi.‘ sixty years as boy 811d His Majesty has seen the

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EDITORIAL NOTES

King‘ Ginllemsnl The King. if you

lllosl 11111101113111 119mm l“ m” his“ have no 4.4 d-o it wlilh ginger ale. ‘Qry of ‘the Br-itish Empire a ‘lwrlml

,,,~ developnunL o; danger’ qf wgrgl Fly y-‘ur Fla-gs today-in honour} lllil victory, a period of totterinllbf the King's birthday unJ our. of iii falling thrones, of renewed ‘trmrgth and stability and Elli-DIW- H Ty to “h, iglmh mhmml “What we ‘have we hold," said

We“ may the ‘people M the Em ‘he British bulll dog as he stood] “no look pnoumy up l0 m, thronefiu rlzc Union JflCk,_"W'll&‘l we lhévs oi’ Great Britain, the thmne which we Tmm" m1 we gel- fld o! we “and “nshaken Mme Others Mm M, King government ‘is the way we putt‘ "as Britannia Mains“, who winked it ‘in Canada. We ‘have a public‘ mm), almong Ms mph, whne (lUbL of $2,4o0,o00.0o0; ‘we have a’ "m? “lonmche c‘, M5 time m“ my ilxcd ‘Interest cbargeol’ $130,000,000,

rc-s-pvc‘! for the city and province.

cnk nfuge in flight. M rmgn; 1mm "my MS “Tone he lvmve rhl‘ biggest railway ‘system ilhQ crntre and shrine cf a irniteri “m! m‘? Mggmi. Yemqy Yatlway M" m“ loyal ‘mum May “mm, more iicil-s m the world and we a-reIbulldJ “Hakka My” added m ms Mruulny lug more railways and fixing up for‘

God Save the King. lilglgxl‘ ruilliwny (luficits; ‘and we‘ __,_ ___ n,‘ ' have the worst government ‘ill ‘tlhe’ WORTH |NVE5T|GAT'NG iworld. We are SIOIIiIiPPGOIPIC, we alre.‘ '\v‘e won ‘the war but we lost um peace. '

euke.

ln a local news ‘iicmelsewhero n this issue rt lemmas‘ is made ‘to what appears to ‘be a geological‘ nystery on the ‘farm of Mr. John r. Mcllnnurid, Dundee." The Gunrd- "m" Pigh" 1'“ “ppm'm°“'tary m” gun's inmrmantl “mo ‘tuned the Limutes for public work; l-n Prince llace, u. thoroughly reliable and Edwum Inland‘ The” '1“ “°w'd“' "mil informed ‘and-‘tba story ‘he tlefils- g ‘back ‘fibres years or 80' some‘! H one ‘hm cannothj“ w arrwl the ‘thing over a million dollars, voted "mfrest of geologma) Th“ a “whiter public works ln Ithis prov-Inca. little of which ihas been expended. j The ‘purpose of ‘the vote, as every- ‘gipiyahjxgiii ‘ufirzg lmTnyd$usiwlne k-nows, is t0 show ‘the genero- I’ h“ gwflnlowed up me accullnnfl-fiid! 0i’ ‘ilhe K111i; Eoveirnmenl. ‘t0 t~d stumps, ‘stones and 11611713 of a Prime Edward Island and the m‘ iewi)’ cleared farm would indicate mm“, care “Mme “sand pour" over hm n is Ilsmne vhme" and Worth-Um interests of their constituencies looking mm‘ |~—juat before the general elrfclion. few hundrwl dealers spent ‘would mulch more effective Ithnn tlhs unexpended million voted.

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The sum ‘of $82,950 was votod the

erranlian cave of n-nkinown size and

Now that we are be- rl-nn‘ ng ‘to bore for oi-l and possibly he going "to rum it, we cannot know .00 much about this‘ construction

1nd ‘formation o! our ‘l-ittlc island. mills ‘bring ‘the King's birthday What tlecrfl‘! ‘Pflvlwt! "my be "land a holiday our thoughts untur- 111mm‘! "filler it! placid Bllflilm-ial-ly tu-rn towards. Their Majostics ‘pockets may contain-pile King and Queen and their

‘IQ-Rd wlhappy and honoured lfamily. Tho m‘ GDP"! 11110. RN quest/ions which Queen's full narnle as our readers naturally amuse Curiosity

111 Mlyknow and 111W: forgotten. was be- "11116 ‘U119 particular ‘hols ‘ls worth (ore marriage, Her Serene Highness “mmhhli- Princess Victoria ‘Mary Augusta

lnuise Olga Pcwllns Cllaudena _ A-grris, but, naturally, she does not new"; u“, that comm-wear ‘all those names now that. she daily mo our ‘home; 1mm 6m. "M" is married. She ‘is now lovingly irrovincea and- tho United Stateslmned Queen Mary’ m” u h" hug‘ records one or more fotalitil:a'from'bmd i. mile‘, m“ 030mg ha Mao “to aomdelmh Every (my and having left ‘behind him the name

Aurouoeric omens

Every

luuntu of nu-nl-Erers ulcclril ‘by a nlin- |nrl‘y of the vote pulltd at, their

der ‘the daggers of the ‘885853111 or '1 your; we have "he hwwen ab!‘

[DUE 11111)’ aim“ p“ cmpim m we won“: wefllropflsrd ‘had then ‘been ‘in Overn-

sigrlrd to phi-vent ‘the elec- tion of any candidate who (loos not rcerbve a urturjor‘ 2y of the votes pol- led at the election. This is etlfectotl hy ‘zlvlng each voter ‘the privilege: ‘of twice rrlarkirlg ‘ll-is ballot, once as hi1.‘ ‘first t-‘htrice and again as his anennd choice. if bin.“ first choice vrlvs do not give any candidate a rlv-nr nlujority over aill, ihrn tho candidate hllvlrlg ‘tire fewtst votes is dropped and lire ‘ballots are re- couutrd wi-lli the second cirolcn wt‘ a ‘nclndt d.

There were 74 members oi the House of Commons elected in 1921 no on: ‘ml’ whom had received n mrrinrbly of the. votes polled at his uIr-"tltlrl, although he lwclved more vri: s illnn ally o-Iher candidate. 0f‘ llh.‘ ~10 "uliinorlty members," as they n"y l ‘ callrtl. five were ‘from the ‘.i:llitluu.~ Prov-noes and of ‘these five. two were from Prince Edward i.'~“"lllil, the two being the ullfrnlbers ruin" representing lPrince and Kings couulirs respcctilvely. Our Prov- int ~ thus enjoys the rare (instinc- {on ni’ having on: hail’ cl it.'l full

"l cl'.lrr.»;

it does not follow, however, that

Imrnt at this ‘time ‘might only in-|Aild l rm

MOVING STIFF JOINTS

, | some one has questioned ‘tfhc W18- llioul of “rwllnf Willi-lied or strain-

ed joints. They point out that whim a ,1_;|u¢:bc‘l1, tootbalii, or other ‘Dlflyfl gets hurt on the field. ‘b9 1111111" irlound a blt, moves the joint. 11nd gets back into the Eame 81811111 111 ‘a ‘(BF)’ few lllinutes.

Th“ explanation _is easy. Th0 player did not sprain the joi-n-t ‘be cause ‘that would mean tearing 01' everything u-round the Joint-liga- nlelllus. nerves, bloodvilssels, 6-1111 3° l‘i»l.il He gave the joint l1 1111111 stretching and jarring, and this very moving about helped l0 res-v in.» llie circulation, u-nd get evtry- ‘illng ‘buck to normzrl -ln a sllom thud, ‘ ‘However this all ‘brings ll‘p hllci qr.::.li:rr: c-i’ the res-tang of joints in ally condition. '

‘Your iamliy daclorwlll tell you that a few years ago, i-t was t-lle us- ual illing .10 lie up a wholi- arm for u llinnvbsr of weeks when u bone \\'1lg ‘broken. Then when ‘the splints cr cast were -rI ‘moved, tlhe joints wcre so stiff ‘that ‘it required con-

family.

JUNE ‘

Bank of

sustain a loss of earning financial reverse.‘ indigo i a Bank of Nova Septic “playing:

account is a sure for the ‘

‘ JUNE s,

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1925

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‘he rev,

An interest in a business, ‘aiprofit- able investment, a home ofyoar own, a trip aIrroarIP-all these, too, are possibilities in a savings account persistently built up.

Our localbranch manager will wel- come your account.

Nova Scotia

L. n. rllblrnn. n

What Savings No man can predict

ten‘ ‘look ‘rnon-ths to ‘remove ‘tlris 1‘h.>y'v<‘. llud many n hilll t-O live- lluilllllgud. Sometimes a ililitllr~ surr- . hrs,» rcunuinui penrnanently. |"Al-l that's ever ‘l; en worth Wllult?» ln the case o: stillness m ‘the Every cheering word and smile- jnnls from nu inflection. "ohronlcEw-ry ‘lusLillg friendship itrue. lin-unlau-lslrl” as it la often called. Canle from men wlt‘h worrk ‘to d0; compute rcst was also formerly then/ten ‘with ‘Melvin to plow and tXiIGS lr-osurrlelit. with“ the result th-ati'l‘luay ulunt ‘guard against disease. stir-flu .-s remained permanently. Barns ‘to ‘build and stock to twnd. htiw your doctor wLll tel-l you ‘lhat,"l‘h:l‘:'s the -.~.oll that rllailes l“? when a intuit swells up ‘from any ln- fuenli, feotion, that Lt should ‘he rested, llunlul, perhaps even mnssagl d un- “ the swelling goes ‘down. Move-

"l‘vc kmrwn Idlers, rich and rpoor, Pollmvirig pimlsnrc-‘s whining lure lo think that th 1y "nun 111i joint ‘still ‘ruore. But Were 'l‘.il ‘g lnvsritoa. but today just as ‘scan as that suriling gO-esi a ——‘- llrwvu the joint shou-ld -bc gently nlovcdglvmllcut nrly weight on i‘:. hrutml and ‘then lrlassngrdIPllis wllfi FY01 W“. DLfnlllllpXYl s-tifl-‘uess, and loss c-l‘ motion in ‘the joint. | ill old Elulif pailniul joint/s. or plain ‘ll lire rrluseles. movement is tile-Y ‘ir t ‘possible treatment, n-s ‘it slim-i ".1 .‘ t‘l.I.‘ circulation in [he parts,

thaae gentlemen would have been

defeated if the alternative 'i“.'lll‘S-‘rc‘m‘uvos 0M wasteaymn‘ “m Gaming

mrable system c-f voting an now

tlon. ll. is probably true here as in other provirlces lllu-t some of these minority ‘members might ilil\"' been elected uridcr the ililflflllllil" voting plan. or if each ‘i l‘ til m ilul' ‘been opposul by only one candid- ate. The one ‘billing contain about the election of 1921 is that the Con-

gcts evvrythlng working nizui,“ um]

the Swill.‘ ‘\_

lleat and massage is also of great

helip. | 1 o to o o o 04000-04440 i Daily Selections

F0 n I

t. ‘ Q wooeoooroo-e-oowov» v00

attractive prlccc.

Guardian Rcnrlcrn

xc-o-o-c-O-o-(t-O-H

uervatlve voters ‘ware unable to so; cure repuscntu-tion in the Ilouse!

of Comlmons in zftlyllrlng like n just

-illl(l lair ‘proportion to lllelr num-

lvmr

in 1921 the three Provinces of Qucbec, Nova Scotla and Prince ‘Ed- ward Island lull-d to ruturrl u sin- Alic Conservative mam-ii r. That had never occurred before and we may fl‘ -l ‘sure that it will not llnp- pcn again in rnnny years lo come. Tens of thousands of COIISLTVQUVQ v-oters were ‘then ll ‘it entirely unre- ‘Dreacmted ‘but thy realize nmv ‘that a change from that conditl-l-l n; lire coming ulleotion is us sure as the rising ‘aim. Tllnl lg one of ‘the na- survd facts, ‘but by no ‘nlFans the on‘ly one- on which Conswrvutive hope‘ and confidence of -.\lli(;(y.-‘,g‘3 n, lilo Coming election is illrs-"d,

The new method of marking and counting ballot; is apparently fnv. ored by Liberals and Progressives alike and wilil probably ‘be adopted and pul. in operation at the coming election. It may ‘have ‘but llttlle oi’- lvect. upor‘ the ‘fate o! parties al- though tlhs undoubted object and

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i Character Reading

The Color

‘in spits of all theories I10 thic contrary. there isno such thing as black syes-‘tllo condensation of till.‘ pigment accounts mor the tinge ——anrd Lille-re ls ‘more ‘passion and

province and stale has 4 enacted 1".” Mm F‘ m‘ Mpusm‘ Gem“ We“, h" and b574,.“ Wm‘ alliirntrt Fresh-rick Albert. ln the ‘in- “m, ,0 prevmmnx awmflm yetéter-vn between ms barium and his the amdmm 9mm Wm, lbmnmgworonchon he was invested with q. rwmamy. m" “gum, o‘ dozen or moriaytltsles and Orders, as. Cadet m Admircwi of the ‘Fleet, and all ‘the cities from Duke to Baron. Their sons are Edward Albert UhrM-hu qmmcamm Patri&

rians or to other vehicles. The

fool driving. Level crmsin-g we“.

Mammoth Late lied and Early lad clover, choice tirnctlryn and 2 grades.

e

' ‘CARTER s. 00., ,

2..., h. 3

. fmqnnlt’ whom“ ‘cement o‘ ‘m. vlsfticd this province a lbw years

PM’ are imam" mo“ and m" Dcrrld. the Inince of Wales. who lm: Albert. Flredsnick Arthur kl n r _ u occur» hetgltyorlogenerally 0mm’ m” o‘ Yo“: yflnw We his iiilniablnant on‘ as ‘ '

numerous incl tirtpro an. ml

can» _ ,. . m‘ '°"' 1"“ “"' ""°"“otti.omoccccm.rrtsecu Vie-

rleal very merely with any oi $54‘;

‘M’ "m. ma 1mm“! u...» and Prlnceticome. One m‘.

fldlflucfih mmmanuiw- ‘A175’ ‘~1"-'"~" -

‘ ‘intellect in dark eyes than gray or light blue, which are deem- ed cool. calculating and mom pre- cise, but the greyalyed man or wo- man ‘ovms more lull-GOD"?! than the former. and he or idle dhowl n irL-lur head than ‘heart,

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tourist. ‘ m NEY y PILLS

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Juno 3, 1925 ! s‘. John A OURE, FOR WORRY: — 8"" careful l'or ‘nollllng; ‘but in every "Iii-K by pruytr and sulppl‘ic:\l"url! with lllillfkfflVillg let your requests be made known untlo God, l;

And tile 1H use cl (loll, which puss-t uth nil understanding, shall kceip Your hearts and ‘minds through (Dhirrl Jesus. ‘Philippians 4: 6, . I ' ‘PlhAYldllr-O Lord our God. we‘

y our every need "111 111' Thy riches in ‘glory in Chlrst .l' Ellis ou-r 110111.

June 4, 1925

l SHALL NOT W-ANT: -_ The |Lrtrrtl is my shepherd; l aha“ “m ,

mm‘- -- ‘$111911! Kvudness and] mercy rl|n~l~i ‘follow me all 41,6 any“

oi‘ my life: and l will dwell 11in [me

housl‘ of the Lord for ever . chnlottetown May 2m“- Psalm 23: 1, 6, lliRAYhlRzw |

"The K1118 0i’ Love my Sil-epherd is,‘