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Notes By The Way‘

it has been dnnounoed that. after,

per year

W. (Shelter s. Mcliure. President

J. It. ll urnett,

U. K. Currie, Auoelule “ "

llgtnimg Dally (hounded I981 “M!

(nulls-II

In)

Jam advance

per yen!

TUESDAY, SEPT. l8, 1923_

and Publisher l

(delivered; in advance In Canada and Falter] states

the first of October next. postage’ stamps must not be fixed to, ‘cheques, notes of hand. receipts.-

Yetc. Postage stamps must not. uf-L itcr that date. be placed upon any-l ‘tiling hilt postal matter — that

i l l

l .

I

l

I l

l

1 (Edi-load

Oil Cake Meal

Curloads of ' Crackeid Corn’ _ Cornmeal Schumaker Feed Bran, “lddlillfll Feed Wheat ' Scratch Feed (for Poultry) Calf Meal, chick Feed Beef Scraps, Poultry Grit Crushed Oyster Shells Poultry Bone Cow Chow Cracked Grain Baied Hay and Straw

l

Feed, Oats, Barley Buckwheat Sunflower Seed

Rolled Oats, Oatmeal Table Cornmeal Graham Flour Potato Baskets Binder Twine

Flour, differclll brands

Wholesale and Retail

QQ§O§O§O§§§§§QOO#¢¢%vv 44 O0OOlOOOOOOOOOQOOOOWO-OOOQOOQOOQOOOUOOQ

Lowest Prices

CARTER & CO., LIMITED

Feeds Flour Seeds

v 0-4 e0-0+o0-00Q0-0+o@

Professional Cards

O-§§§VQO§§O§-§§ Q95 OQQ-O-OVO-O O

Miss Eva I. Dyer z I

§ 0 4

and Electricity Electrolysis 287 Richmond Street

Massage

ro-o-vvooooo-ooo-oooovo-oo-oo-o

MSODOIIELIddE MoPhee B. A.

.. A. McDonald B. A. Barristers, Attorney. Ei-n. Money to Loan Riley Building Charoittotown

in. 'STEWART,.,K. o.

iiarrister and Solicitor. S4 Great George Street Solicitors for the Union Bank oi Canada

Palmer 8c Palmer

H. J. PALMER, K. C. Barrister, Etc. Money to Losn 6on1: of Nova Sootla Building Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Mark R. MoGuigan B. A.

JARRISTER, SOLIGITOR, Money to Loan Cameron Block

Charlottetown, P. E. Island

S. S. HESSIAN

Jarristor. loiloitor, Notary Public Etc. MONEY TO LOAN Montague. P. E. lslsno

H. F. McPhoe

ETC.

JDr. Archibald

Graduate of N. Y. Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital Practice limited to Eye. Ear, Nose and Throat Office Bayer Building, Great George Street Telephone 850-J.

Office Hours-Q to 12 s. m. 1 to 5

E. Lillian McKenzie MUS. BAG.

in Planoforto Singing and Theory

277 Richmond Street

instruction

Term Commehc-dslbetdber 1st 2wks.

out of doors. es an object‘ n. tree, nilll_. rot, last letter of the win-n. ‘ . i) -

immediately the others try nnii guci-is tiio object. the first player to do no winning a point. And the boy or girl with _most points at the end of hnlf-nn-holir has won the game.

-———-l-Q0>---- HAVE YOU NOTiOED THAT?

A match has o head. but no fiice. A watch has a fsco. but no hoad. A river has a mouth, but no tongue A whip has a tongue, but no mouth An umbrella has ribs. but no trunk. . A tree has s trunk, but no ribs. A rooster has a comb but no hair. nit s dog has hsir, but no comb.

~ rim cuilsnuls

- manhunt-a-

‘ ..-¢.ow~.-.p-_--~- w

The Public Forlllr l

This column ls open for the discussion by w“ spondents of questions of interest. The Charlottetown Guardian does not necessarily endorse trio opinion expressed by its ooh respondents.

Opéild

".l‘l‘<‘1lllll.‘4 an appetite

UNIVERSITY EXTENSION.

. The second series

tomorrow, crnooll at 4:16 ln/St. Jumes’ Hull! The ladies and indeed the cily, lirel lOflililZ-i-IO in again serurin M. osoplly in.

A., Ph., U, Professor of Pl‘... ‘

WlhXE IQCIUTBd his! your were so

nlui-li lipprccliili-d by those who. lielir-i liieill.

The programme {his _vi.-:i.r is_ along Ellillliil‘ llilvn‘ l0 llizi’. ul‘ last. _l'eiir. biogruphic. philosophic. a illylll, dealing with distinguished me-ll o! letters, why they iii-p dis-i illlliiliiiltfll. indicating lhe chiir~ .i< li-r uf their work and its vlilue l0, the ‘wuilil: ill llillllJSUllil)‘ and I)S_\'-‘ rhologv

or‘ modern life will

nliiliy interesting 1iliast-s” he discussed] and every" lecture may be loukel lorwlird

i0 11>‘ educative in lhc,

broadest sense. lil these iiziys of. strenuous living ivhen woiilcli cannot afford the time to.

‘Hliilyze ihe work's of authors they

rm“, 0,. m “my grasp the tho“g%u"yllllliii€l each ltilc bllier was

or lilo motive which inspired thciii

it is rvefrezsliing and educative to

have illi: rilailurcd opinion of a; music-r critic of lil".

Stewart lecture course will

and analyst oi tile;

The. l

he a‘,

\"dllllllll€‘ education which cverv lli-l.

lziiibri: Slgwvgn-L

"Plllilleiit iliiiii and woman will ii

prcilzile and we feel sure that.

rioni- will miss them who (‘iill pos-l

sibly ziltellll. it is a busy time,

\\'t' know. but the ilulieiat can dc-

vntc ziii hour l0 the learning of Z1 .l“*~""ll “'l'l"ll “'lll g0 far towurilsl for filings; lwurlil willlo. “lli: oi‘ itll iiuurfls duration ilild. illi- llvlsi: dvnlzllldl-d, thorn

EIllSPiISSlUII and nu tililc lvziixiril.

ll‘1\‘l‘l‘.\‘lioil,\' is lit llheriy~ m lPilYtf thi. flliill ivliiail lili: lcctixre is uvur mp1 ‘"Vl1l'.\‘il(iily (‘ltll afford ioflspeilil one liiuiii" iii ucquiriilg ii good lcnsoir "m*€-O-ii»%_ TRADE WITH U. S.

Canadians life slowly iiwlikcniilg lo lilu liict llllil our truth.- willi Llit: L7nllli~d Suites is becoming unculii’ “lllllbly lopsided, particularly lil the. liliitlur of zigricilitu-rui, products. iii ii recent issue ‘We pointed ullt lhal, according to u statement issui-d by ‘l-llt‘ Dominion Bureau 0i‘ Statistics our ‘imports of agricultural, vegc- lable and animal products from the United States tor the [our months ending Jiuly 31st, exceeded our ex- ports these products to that country by about $3,000,000. Further

oi‘

our exports of these products for those four months fell those for the corresponding period lust year by $2,000,000. while our imports for the same period ex-

sliorl 0i‘

ceeded those oi‘ last year ‘by over $6,000,000.

This ls not profitable trading, nor is it the trade of a few years past. Neither does it compare favorably with the promises made by the Lib- orill party when canvassing ior the position they now hold. ’l‘ho biild statement. is that while our imports from the United Stat-es are increas- ing rapidly our -lo tiiiit country are declining even rapidly. 0_ur home market is now largely dominated by United States farmers, and the reason is obvious. They have erected customs bar- riers against us for the protection of their mariners; we have left our absrs at the former low level for the purpose of securing the political support oi’ a few American wheat farmers in our Western provinces.

1n the fiscal year ending March 31, 1923. we imported from the Unlicd ‘States provisions, including

meats. butter, cheese. eggs and llhfd to lho value of $13,382,895, to com»

polo directly in our own marlkots wlili our own Canadian products and yet s few Liberal voile-hunters tell us we should still continue this

EXDOYLS M1079

zmnlerican farmers t0 let down their I

(jf lel-lurt-siiarlff burs and let us in.to their Li! appears. tlie vendors of pvsliulr.

under [he flugpicggg o; [he yoppgliiiiirkets. The American farmer is‘ ;inlo our markets.

g ‘hfsurely to the necessity of prolccl-

lllle lecturer .\ir. H. L. S[t:i\"d‘."., l 1'»

Duihuusi-z Ullliffifsll}, r lil~ wi-ziry of platitudes about upon

collipoliiiunlind the viiiue 0i‘

l lluilg its the Americans choose lill . . ' . i ikl-ep us out ol their market so long‘

which liley have themselves lili

down.

I , practl lilo wonleil, love a fight. winds oi men travelled several days.

l . ;f0r the pleasure of seeing two nic i

‘l-onsl-ioilisncssf

pliiiiis it

- . . . .. ~ b. .,_ iiilporliliion in order to induce the “huh h’ Umed 5 pm

s 1 t

Ladle-s Guild of Si. Jame..- ChurcilW-lllllll)’ lilllfllilllg 1" 115. K991111115 "lino pmmpprcpfl paper, T)... Wednesday uit- hi5 W399i and Beillllilg hi5 FY0411“! lwliu has to give u liotc of iinlli

lli

Can-ads is awakening slowly but?

-.i llllil people, lo the DBCQSSH)‘ oi sound. duflliiie fiscal policy. Tilt-y

ll

I. illi-

American market. to Canadians. So,

SOME FIGHT, SOME DON'T

chase. ‘lice is not to be pcrniitteil l0 Hvl

liii- (funsdlzin market for tiii-‘spnp. other pppogpu... m" up, (“mt

After the first of October, also.

lamps are not permitted to sclil

he stamps which must be nttuclii-ill,"

poi 5011i “-

.. ri-ccipt for more than ti-il iliil-il"

own, or villugc, or country. mud

liuiilii- lilo purchase of tiiii iiiililllliposdib“,‘hhlmlplp

hzit tiii- (lovoriiinoiit ri-quircn. ,

This new requirement will entail;

uur pt>oph~ lliih‘ lit-cu Milli-d upon

i orlunsist ‘llli- niilififlily, pi-uplc o1‘ Jitlliili

Japanese Fund

Sir,» lil rulililloll with illi utili-rs.

l l l l

l cuulrililni- lil‘ llicii- nil-uni: lo l urd lllt‘ iuliii now licllig rliiscd ltl

their ;_-.‘i-.il nlllicliliii, ll_V provid-

, .lli lul is wil~ y food, cliilllili" ‘illll lli" "mlllmi “n” m“ ‘kWh h“ a mm pm‘: “HQ, . i“. pm,-,,,~...1;; llllilli, bul ililll-ai was as ii . u-i iililliip for that pilrpusi- iii llllflili» vilillrsl llItlllh-lll lul‘ till- sirivli- ill“ iivw " uni-ll lo ho lil. lilo lllllxlll 0st ofiicv. Ht‘ ur silo lilusi lgli t0!,-p p...) ,1,._ oi ilullillt l “Kiri 21V"! llllfi ll“ ‘ l ‘ 'I‘l:<- lli-d or... filtflvl)‘ lli viiiiiillnwlsii. Si" urn ‘lip-ll is Hi1" =1 “Q-‘l l, . , . . . bus ‘om-n ill. lltl; lliiwlliiili \\'llt‘l'\*~‘itllluliltdltf lli hit! liil",',\'$l ll\'l'\i' l-i ‘Lmmpm’ some on!" ‘Mn ‘r H“ il lllt‘ lIiilli l~lll“l'll liir ibis i.ii~ lli!‘ boil. 'i‘llus-~ who ll:i\i-ll'l filth‘

illli

ct run li.- .~--::l lorlvilrd \\illl i

liy tllfvvlillll ill‘ lilo llclid (iiilci-l

ill 'i‘oriiillli_ ill!‘ |'|tl>lll\'liI| ilrzlucii iiurc liiis ln-i-zl r<~i|ill.~.li-il i0 zisk lill‘._i Illilli ill lilo scillil-z nt-nv

. "billiiiln- lli i‘ii"ll. .\l li ilii‘l‘llll"l ke t oubie for "llli" . " o“ o’ ‘mm’ and m: r lol re-pr » llliillvi-S o1‘ lllt‘ lii-dvriissl

many persons lu all parts of (‘iiiillsnuivpv “m, "mp1, ‘ iidu. The ililisliilcc involved iii (holdup

n ‘iiiivi- We ills Tlgl" l0 “Xclulle lllelnlilurciiusc from the Govcrillilcxit oii Press oi‘ llll~ Proviiici» iii opi-ii lhcli-pqpp W,“ ‘rpppp. 1,; p. the hip “pp...

from Oil!‘ nlarkets on the teriusiil Sllllllp to be aiii d ;of paper for every trzinsfvr oi lilo-iucklu)“ifluv_\l - i - . ._ . My 1mm ‘he ham“ and [or (“nlllllllers “"4 1m“ "llmll l“ "WT-Y slnbllllil; liiiturc uliliuillilil. iii iiiilii transaction oi’ business, PXBPD! llujoiie iill oppni-iiiiilcv Ill giYv. ‘ smallest. is to be nl-iléruvnteil I . , , - _‘ i lLI .the illcrcziseil diiiluiit) in the purl

ilyl

.\ir. Brown. in the [lust m1. l.

‘ii

Th” ‘lueéllun is one“ asked why lri-vcnui- stzllllps. They must bij soldlr‘.

men amplind nights, paid railway and llotehmpm Wm appoint .l‘iircs and a heavy lldnlissioii [cc iclmrlollctoivn, so it will bi- all iivu

ii. pounded into un-f‘

, l One scientist PX-‘i

by deciiiriilg thil llic‘

pleasure of the spectator lies in lhelnwnt Wm gm m) mow ,.m,,_m,,._

fact that somebody else. not ha. is;

gelling ilouht each 0t‘ the spectators ii

l recent fight in

:81] ‘ll-‘iipo, not he, that

loui. i lit nil; [his

Elli-ll lecture: wilil,‘

l

wl 1 . . H 1"’ “Udlllillly iiiscliiiiii any loiiiliil-es lor 1i

Xol t zllcl l

the pummelllng.

ihllli 0i it \\'.i.~'-~

‘ lnpsey and not he that \\'ii!= driV-l

gratitude that

‘through the ropes, that it was‘

was lili0l lli ii‘, oxplliiu liiigllt he‘

(lot-s llol

llltlll-iiiiT

Ycl this

~ .-.:ili_v. liluugh perhaps not so; ll‘l’.'llil,\' ciljoyi-il by Lilo llllst-lill .--.b0il iii lrclitnlwlf.

Tho gf-illli‘ rozlili~l' will ludipl, lil-zllt i-itlwl‘ by si-ii‘ or olllurs, yi-l

hi: -or i-vcil iill\'*\VOl1lLl iiiiiilcili- lill-iy rush ll) tlli- dour ulid t‘\'t'll l'illi iiroilliii thi: imrlici" on hearing hrlii- si-iji-iit V()l('l‘|i to ohizliii a cits. r view oi tho combat. Moreover ili~ —— or i-vi-n sllc—would iiliiiil-ililiillly "llllllllllllll llii: cuiisi- of one o‘. liie ollii-r of the combatliilts although they hlid novel" sci-ii ciliivr of tllcm bolorc. _

Wily is this?

01' Lilo

is it.

savage within

not lhle rilmllunt ciicli of us? And it nlusl. be iiil- mlticd that we arc not as slrcn- uously t-rucifylilg the savage us might bu expected oi us after two thousand years of Yet, with all due respect for thc savage, the instinct of fight is in-

. herent; we have ‘been created to

Christianity.

llgllt. our whole civilization is the of is only

cilmulntlve result cpnlluuoug flglltlflg- It when our fighting becomes brutal. when we delight in brutality and spend oili- money freely in promoting it. that We begin to revert to siivugery, The recent fight in New York, it is

estimated. cost over a million dol<

lam of which some xiii-en or four hundred thousand went to the successful

slugger and one hundred thousand This, while millions are unfed and unclothed, while tiic teachers in our schools and uni- versities are underpaid, is not an evidence of intellectual progress. We need to beware oi the savage within us and present indications are that we are cultivating rather than ci-ucifying him. , a ‘y,

-—-—-—<0->—--]

EDITORIAL NOTE

to his victim.

The equlnoctiai disturbances made nn early start this year as wiis evidenced by the gale and Sunday ilnd Monday. Just why there should be any more disturbances while tire sun is directly over the equator than it is directly liver

any other part of the earth, B8 ii. always is, has not been expialir

rain of

there is when

‘ciiily all men and even 8911" [in some other less ccutriil and lcssi Thou... lconvcilicnt

district will cicct and t

ll ppicn, by some other."

.. _ l pt-rscn whom the “iliciiibci iui the.“

p‘ ll

Canada.

m.“ w New hlhbtllilllliii ii~ iliil‘ o!‘ lil- llhe reciipl i-l‘ i=uii -

Th“ llatrolmg“ M “wlreuuircil in lit‘ i-vlilllloil to .\ir. ll.l

lil-i liVlll iii-l

it \\:i.~ lil-vb ii it] lldlt 1hr}

liiviills‘ furl pious lu lli‘ l'l'.~.|i\'t‘ll\'L‘

h)" lllt’

.\\'c llil\\' iiélv‘ you to llikc up llu-i llcr zitlii lii lilllllVfit silliscripliiillsi your l'i'>;li‘t'Llvl‘ [llilllllfisl glllql (l)! cknowl. illzo ill! Ill. l ll. ' llwll llllll by lllt‘ Ilillil iil“ Pplidlillivl‘ ii c liitziilll- sum will, aivi- lli‘! ll ri-i-ciiu! lrolll this i’ru~‘ illco lilni will forviril. l All pi.li Slit'lt'.llt‘.\‘.i'lllli>" ii olh . lions. \\'t‘ trusLl

ll

ilv (lOVPYII-iivill loci ii lhvli duly iiilll XlPlVllPlLt‘ As it is iil,:iis wvll in i-iropi-riilii iilili coiitrl-l

ulc iii this ulzilti-r. .»\ll funds ullcii colic-civil will lli"

tiovcrnllleni flllll (lie sllpllmlws “li.-X. .\ll‘l§li.llilli. 'i‘rcll.~l|ri~i‘ of llli: ltlii

' or ._ .» , . . , . . other ‘mm one lilo ilouse of Coulnlous is to bl‘ PM (HI-r; .\illli‘l_\, lloiilliilliii iiccoliilliodiilloii;iiiilik, ("pii-lilllolliivil, will-ii ll will ,ilc iilrunldi-il lo llii- llvliil illiii-c lili

lcliiiril and till! herctofo"‘s nfrordcil tho tux-paying public. lit tlil- post (ifiiccs is no loiigz-g

]\'i‘ to iic affordcil. Yi-t llii-ilu\'l'l'll"i)lll' l’l'u\ill<-l\ will Nil

,. ‘l There will necessarily be in-l

creased cost for the public to bear‘

New York (‘H ‘l and iucreilseil ilifllculty on lliflllilldwkflilyi‘

of cvcryvonc who has l0 do iluslili-ss‘

__- ' ~ - show for it!» ‘mil nmllml" mm‘ w ‘rccooooevo root eooao 0-0000 l

But 1ilirtisans of the (}(l\'t‘l‘llilit‘lil. lli-co ziiid there will lllivc soini-lilillil; iliuri- t0 do, liiid llli- "iiullllllllliwm" oi‘ the pcliplifsl l‘l'lll'“$l‘iililll\'l'~“~‘ . liiusi- who llllllllllrl lli" ('°\'°"lll“"lll.

will bc illcri-lisi-d. Iiliirl-livcl‘. ill": l - .. - - a ' l l . l. — stilllrlllflll lli1rl“"‘ "lflh “lull H" I vovooooeoeooeovoooooc 99v. ‘|'li»- r-iww: \'i .i ill l.lll'll ll_\"ii:: i.» hlillisii-i‘ of Fillllllci- Slilll iiic bu“, p I lump (;,,\.,.,-,~_ ,,~ ;,.p, upp“pp_,.p.i»ilt \\"lii sl-lllo- 1i lllFlllllt" FAITHFUL AND lRUL lo :11» ,\llil‘lliiiii' l‘lii' -~-. ri-in _ .- l -l~; 'i(l~-ilil.l hvnpppl‘ U“) phmhtpn, m. m “llilh v ' p ‘ I ‘ ,lu lil lllt ll my lli‘ ll-il. l _ 1 _ . i y Jpn“... l‘l'\. l-i.‘ :i\\.|_\_ I will llll‘ iwillli.|'\.i:. l‘! ~--l ‘illlilf _\l'.il~ J-‘II \\.il ll \l"lli"'llll“lll m“. “mm ‘l l‘ H l”. lllllvll ‘I nwl ‘.\‘|:iiili',\‘ \\Il‘l lil!‘ ilivil‘ I‘\ liii- ri~vcilui~ iiiiluillcil by lll" M‘ l‘ii llJllVl‘ wllii .i|\l~;' lliriiiiy llil w iiil\ u lllill \\1'“- d" ll l-‘lll "'- 7“"‘ of slumps will lii-ioilu." ll" “"""M llll‘ wiiv. #10‘: .ii‘.l.. '|‘li- |--» lililll ii-- ll u . , ,, . ,. . _ ‘_ l . -i..g‘ ,.. -. .- lu llitll VITPVI. f" ii» union». llll’ lllil llilil li-iir. .| i-li- ---iiil iillilin. lfiii I i mu- [pi -p-~. illilli, u .l. li - 1i I.\iiil llflvll lo llli‘ .i.-iii~. lli.il ii"ii;iill.l-"' ""l"‘ “l l “mull!” mo“ lulu ‘ - ‘ll p lli» ill "'.!i'll'_\":' l"'l l1"l ‘t need not be urged ‘hm {ms l‘ l “mm ' X l 1 1:" ‘l ' llllliill- ‘i‘li\“ 'l'~ llVlll - - lllilliiliit’ oil illli-il ,|' c. ‘l l‘ '*" "" n _' *~ ‘ , “new Brrililélemwll" Wm Si‘ h: 1'“, g‘~tl\pxl ,.Ipl,..,i“_,". ‘ I H ily lil \ii‘l‘ill\,\' iilq. lliili‘ l,lll'll 1-. . . - - - - )1“ ‘ ‘ ' ‘ * . .. , . . - ‘he pubhc "lteresti .H “.1 “U” p .\ brook iliil_V lill; lo llliilii‘ iliiili, __l""l‘ “_ “‘_ll_l‘ ‘Qlfmmll m" llfliilflliiltfiil ill ully iliiw-ciiull. ll "mmfln , ... . ll i'-.iiil.~~ oi \\ lll'll ii; \\ t .1’ _ . _, __ j. . p’. *’--: i....i. ll. lil lll\"i‘lll<'.‘i III lcspi ii i0 iil\lillllll,\\lll‘li xlllliilililq- p, .,.||,_ m, |__p,...,-;ll‘l ‘l “l '_ l, _ . i . iilillllvillllll l'4vlll-' iiill lil ill‘ li=\\~ l‘ - ‘ltiflilisu -|l] ~ - is ihiit l‘\'ill'y t.ix uunlv - l till llll pr “W” ‘MM, WW . . - ~ " l ~ “i ~» .. - .. '- ,- -» ‘ ‘ . iyiilitrlvcd as both t0 tulle uut .il.iil lli iiidllxhllllill tll.i ulllll-I ill null.‘ _ V‘ I “mm H “H, kiwi) oiii oi‘ liill iwvkvlr of lii- w" l ‘" """"" l "liii.\' o.» .\ull do. .\ liilijv l illil gllili ill in ‘ l-Iil‘.

pic. us littii- us pui-lsihlo nvcr iillllll llLlDVl‘. wliiit it i)i‘liIi5-"l_ iHl1i\Iii-,_l»~\i'ill*i Trl-usury." According to this ruli- mxpp yi-qiiiriill: ll lilrgi-r Iiilillilvl‘ ill‘ oillcizlls for their (solluctiou. illxi-H

be zivolilcil. Yct the "iicw nrrliiiuc» mppt" whcn applied will ho iii coll- lllct with every one of those points to be observed. Large sums lilusl necessarily be paid for the -priill~ ing 0f different clnssos of iiliillllikil and a two-cent stamp of tho. post oillce will supply to tho rcvciiui- just us much money as zi twoccilt stump issued by tho Dcpnrtiilclit of inland Revenue-Hind so p all thi- way through. Additional amounts must be paid those who sell the inlnnd Revenue stamps. ‘lull i-lie cost of their sale will thus be iii- croascd. This uiieconomiczll "new zlrrnngcnient," not nt nil essential. is the more to be ileprcclitiril now that the necessity of ccononiv in cvcry department of busimlsil and triiilo is more apparent than it iir-ii- ally is.

Stamps apart from the variety of taxes "ow imposed throughout

this Canada of ours is remarkable. it has been remarked that "llioi-i- urc tuxes upon every article which i-lltor into tho mouth. or covcrs tili- iliick. or is placed under tiic. loot; tiixcs upon (everything which it. is pleiisnnt to see. hear, fccl, smoll or tnsto; taxes upon warmth, llnlil. and locomotion; taxes on ever)’- thing in earth and tho wntors Illi- der the esrth—on everything liiiii comes from abroad or is lzrown lil h0Iil(E——lilX08 on the raw iiiiitcriilli-i; tnxcs on ovory fresh vnluii Iblit iii uddcil by tho industry of mun.“ Rcnily, it seems high tlino tiiiit some reduction were made. in Fod- crsl tnxntion us well 11s in Provin- cial taxation. Certainly this is not n time in which to udd to iiii- cost of stamps. the cost of nildltioiinl

slump vendors ulul iiii- ilxpcnso of additional classes of stamps. not

to spook of tho ndditlonili VQXIHIOII involved in the "new arrangement"

ed but they come all the some.