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Pf\G\‘- FOUR -rms cHam.o'rra'rowN ouaizolau SEPTEMBER 12, 1,

his cnnntllnsrown lluannisu ~.l.. o_o.. wa.;

'- ' ' - " W . ~ The New York Herald-Tribune de- lluldent-W. Chester I. lobnra. Vue-hnleeaa-J. L Barnett. due, that speeding causes hu-my

Secretary Lime. Col. D. A. laolinnon. D. I. 0.

Iditor lad llnnelev-J. B. Barnett. laaoclata ldlnu-D. K. Uunle. ‘mln 35 miny 9'Cdd9m5 I5 "l0\lu°n3

-M I' D H U N uh) um-. - - -- ~ of the right-ol-way. This ls an-|'

Ofll ll I Ulll O » (ll

$4.50 pta; yea,r (in advance) mailed D: 'grande a::l":::l)¢ed‘u:t::::.. d°ubt°dly the iudgment °! pe°px°|

- - . ~ --- . . - . who go motoring. With n. clear road,

a csr may be up with very little risk,f

lzv but whet s drunkien or careless or! B’

hoggish driver appears on the scene; A w°°’h°‘°°d them' -1”” “ It Wm °""'

Eliot ¥ulip

Quart

DOMINICA

l Dmninicu.. in the eastern group of the British West Indies, is one of the

ional Bteamships. It has ,lust suffer- ed greatly from the hurricane which did infinitely greater damage ‘to Ben Domingo. Dominica has suffered before from hurricanes but has

P ' i " ' T ""° ' PHYSWIANS GWB AWAY some this lateat disaster. The island

the danger is very real. An appeal.

MILLION S

10 Aid Ag,-igultw-¢ zcanadian apples by the mipke is being made for ,_ "tum to the had a stormy early history. Discov-

__.__. lr ‘ . This ' th . s " ' “ ' ered by Columbus during his second

f Mar etmg Board 5°” ey g°°d dd m"m°n`d mad murtesy °f Whe Carnegie av his milli _

As soon as the emergency smion'

or Parliament is past, it is expected ‘ there will be considerable reorga

nation in several govemmental de-'

partments. 'I‘his is long past due. and

when completed will make for nlore economical and efficient administra- tim.

Reorganization is probably rnorei

xential in the agricultural deput-

nlent than any other branch of gov- ernment. It is known that the Lib-

erals only awaited the retirement ofi

Hon. W. R.. Motherwell to undertake; this work. Hon. Robert Weir, the new;

Minister of Agriculture, is planning!

to make a, complete investigationl

with a view to developing Va more;

efficient system of federal supervis-T ion. it is anticipated also that Mr.,

Weir will mobilize the most expert;

opinion to advise and assist in bring- ; ing the great agricultural industry

to more productive and prosperous’ conditions, and that he may form an

honorary advisory council compos-

ed of representative practical and, scientific agricuiturists from each*

province to meet semi-annually to`

E1 .

review conditions and advise on measures to meet new problems: `

It is evident that Premier Bennett

made s. wise choice in the selection ` of Mr. Weir as Minister of Agricul-

ture. and that our farmers in- this Province as well as throughout Can- '

ada will be the gainers thereby.

'_ Canada Roads Conrcntion i

i

A tentative program in connection;

with the seventeenth annual conven-i

tion of the Canadian Good Roadsi Association, which is to be held in

Quebec on September i6, 1'. and ,i8,\ issued recently, shows that nothing,

has been neglected to make the event I constructive and interesting. Spealvl

ers from all parts of Canada will beg present, and among the guests of . honor and officials of the associatiorhl

in addition to the representatives\

from England. France and the Unit- ed States, will be the leaders of the

good road movement. The conven-

tion. which will be nl-.st presided over

by Hon. D A. Stewart, of New! Brunswick. and later by the Presi- dent-elect. Hon. .l. E. Perreault. Min-

ister of Roads of Quebec, has an' entertainment committee of men and i women and addresses of welcome will i

be by Hon. H. G. Carroll, K.C., LLD.. Lieutenant-Governor of the Provincel

of Quebec, Hon. L. A. Taschereau.f _ .

, .

Prime Minister of Quebec and Col-~

nnel H. L. Lavigueur, Mayor of the City of Quebecf Addresses will be

given by the Premiers and Ministers of Roads of all the provinces and by slr Henry P. lvlaybury. G-B-P1

K.C.M.G,. C.B.. past chairman Min-|

lgefy of Transport, London, and

president of Permanent Internation- sl Association of Road Congresses.

F' Imperial Fruit _Show

Apple growers in Canada are]

watching their orchards closely for the selection of apples and other frtlits to be shown st the Imperial ri-uit show in Leicester, Engle-nd.

October 24th to November ist. In the words of the Dominion Fruit Commissioner, this is the blue rib- bon event of the year. Frvitsrvw- ers from all over the EmPil‘¢ °°m' pete for honors and c0mP€tm0n this

year promises to be keener than ever for the championships. WPS- “nd medals in the several classes which

make up the Show. _

The Dominion Fruit Branch of Ot- tawa will have s slmill <1i=Pi\\Y md the provincial governments of the ‘Wig growing provinces - Britibh columbia, ontario and Nova Scotia _are exhlbltlng their best fruiti- malvlaual entries from zrowm. °f" ganlzatlons. and the larser shippers. will show the British market the excellence of canadian apples and other fruits.

At last yes.r's show held at Bir-

mingham over ninety thousand MU' ple attended. One of the features of the Show il the free distribution oft

'I'hom.son and a forgotten poet named

will be distributing over twenty

thousand individual specimens.

The Empire Fruit Show is open to

entries from all parts of the Em-

pire and it is hoped that Canada will

this year carry oft the major honors

for apples.

Roads and Premier Lea

Premier Lea, durinl; his absence

Wh' “Y °f the h°"5° “nd b“5¥y‘ l for llblx-‘ai-les, Bockgfelier millions Txlvoysge in M98' it Wu in mm eww’ That courtesy really exists among the l medical research’ and Ford eswb_lm" 5' ”5h““3 3"°‘md °' the Bunch "‘“5°’l"Y °f “‘°”°"’~"-"- bl” ““’°"l“”' llshea the Fora hospital, there wasimd mgum The Mm" md' lately there are enough exceptions to natumuy a great deal. of praise ex_l"V°"°'l °"'°mPt“ V’ 'uh-iuslm th' result in -,-,.3-yl numemus mcldems tended w mesa mm' and rightly so’,ws.r-like Caribe in the l’lth century, ,with many deaths and much inl\1l'¥~ I because there were many other ways but what In 1748 England md

Fra eed that the island should

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;not only to those who are reckless or! gn h' h my ld h b "ce “'37 `hoggish, but tn those who carefully ' speihm 5 money Wu me een I be neutral ground. In 1763 the island

‘was ceded to Great Britain was re-

Sobserve the rules of the road. And yet it never seems to occur tn` '

-'-- most of us that doctors themselves nptund by the French ‘"8 “fd

,` In hisspeech at the Inter-Parlia-

:mentary Union conference. Viscount

'Cecil says The Manchester Guardianl

could make or could have made as much or more money than the above gentlemen, and given away just as

in Omfifm' “`°""~ 1° 3 ‘°“ '31 “““°°“' lwithout in any way throwing cold . much, had they wanted to do so. Yet Sari’ ¥l‘0Ub1*f in C011-5U\t1llB Pl1iZil\¢¢fS water on the enthusiasm of thelthc idea of making money never en- about the cost of permanent high- :delegates warned them that, in hisi tered their heads.

ways. It may be taken for granted‘

opinion, "the peace current \\'as`

I refer to the wonderful discover-

that if tile federal goverllnient pays Slafkenmf md me dd ‘°“de“°i95"i°S made in me;diCme‘ which would the blll for improved highway con- ‘mch “m“‘“°1y ‘ed ‘° W” We" have m.ad° 'hw dlS°°v°rm mm'

_ 4 lbgginmng to mmlfgst bhem5e1W_,5A~»lously rich had they cared to sell

struction in this Province, it will do ,There can be no question that he 15| them to a needy public. its on-H nguring' and the credit Wm Tight in mis_ Unfortunatem wel And so when I read of criticism of go where it belongs. lf. on the other have rather go; into the Way of l me l’h5’»‘iCian» bl’ ‘M59 mB8HZiH¢ 01-

hand, it is a matter of being "pre- lbelicving. Just because t-he League of!

Nations exists just because pious

perts and critics. it. would seem that it 'ivoultl be but jus-

pared m c°'°p"ate in a mum" than ' ' tice if they or some loved one were

will secure for this province the! greatest amount of assistance that:

may 'ne obtained from the federal

government," Premier I./ea's course is

plain. He should call a general pro-

vincial election immediateiy, andl give the people a chance of return- ing an administration that will be

in harmony with the roads policy

of the federal government. Mr. Lea

himself is emphatically not in har-

mony with that policy, since he did his level best to defeat it in the re-

cent campaign.

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Traffic Law Observance l

'It is highly creditable to the city

police and traffic officers that not a single accident of a serious nature’ occurred during the busy week of the ‘ Provincial Exhibition. Last ycar `

Charlottetown received much favor- able publicity due to the absence of serious automobile accidents on its

streets. There are still a few care-

less drivers, who, if there is no traf- `

fic officer in sight, do not hesitate to ‘

ignore stop signs and other regu- lations. There is also a. grave dang-

er in the practice, referred to at the I

City Council meeting, of childrenl

hopes of brotherhood and goodwilll are amongst the commonplace; of alll political platforms, that the danger, of war actually breaking ~ out lsl correspondingly remote. We rememberl the signing of the Kellogg Pact andi forget that on the whole Europe isi becoming more heavily armed: ive’ comfort ourselves with the clegantly expressed paelrlsnl ol this and that?

statesman. so tllat the monstrous: figures for armament expenditure inf the Budgeu of the Great Powers pass ` unnoticed. It almost looks as though!

Ipaclhsm ltseil had become an in-,i l

strument for war; as though mans;

tendency to be belllcose was so deep-i rooted as to make him use even peace 1, oratory as a smoke-screen behind, which to forget weapons the morei unobstrusively. There is a very realf danger, thicn, that before the last wnrf is forgotten another will be bom. I securely hidden in its early stages of; growth in the very citadels of peace. `

Memory is a thing of ycsterdayf

thinking is a thing of today. The chief value of a. good memory:

is that it is productive of thought. 1 But lt is foolish la load the mind `

up with all sorts of things that can be conveniently gotten out of refer- ence books.

If m~n depended wholly on theirl

memory. they would be the some sort of men today that they werei

‘thousands of years ago. `

made to do without some life ,saving discovery, which some poor member of tllc profession handed to the world for nothing. It would make them pause and thereafter speak well of tile bridge that carried them over.

If the discoverer of the diphtheria

scrum asked one thousand dollars for enough sevuni to save the life of a child. the parents would gladly pay it ,or work to save that much if it took years to do it.

Tile discoverer of insulin' for dia-

betics which llas saved thousands of young lives, and prolonged the life of thousands of adults. could have been as rich as any of the above men had he clllirgcd the world for his discov- ery. Yet he "gave lt” to the world, and governments give it away to those too pool' to buy it. The Panama canal could never have been built, the Canal Zone never have been habitable had not a phy- sician rliscovcred that the mosquito was the cause of yellow fever.

And the discovcrer of the X ray?

Supposing' every X ray examination and cvcry plate used in an X ray ex- amination paid him a royalty. what about the hundreds of millions of dollars that would have been his. '

And so one could go on enumerat-

ing these wonderful gifts to man- kind.

As Dr. fl-larry Hall. \'.'l\'celing, W.

V.. aptly puts it "Any of these men could be where Ford is if he had said he chose to run that way"

playing in the streets. Vigilance on i '

the part of drivers and pedestrians alike is more necessary now than in

the earlier days of motor traffic, and it is a cardinal duty of good citizen

' being made known of the election on am'

shin not only to observe the law but July 28th. culmuhated in a llstlc eh- 01/nf/L.

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According tc lt Canadian Press des-

patch the disappointment which be- gan in the Lberai ranltson the result

to assist the officers in every way counter between two stalwart Liberals, _ _

Tllr. tn.‘Ah

KMUNS

i _ o the occasion of the opening of. _ ° 5”

in its impartial and systemat c en ll , l l-lls talk was like a spr_ng, imlm runs

forcement. pamamem' _ This is what mn-ms oil -nth rapid ch.lllBe from rocks to

nursing ones wrath too long. The , local Liberal organ should take warn- I

roses:

lt slipped lroln politics to uns

Edltmml Nates ling by the affair in Ottawa and set' ,_ aa d f M h p "

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"The Pf°m‘-5” We made We Wmliis wrath to cool and prepare forl D-H ?m a Omit w1.M_05es;

negliuiillg ulih the laps which keep

l keep." said Premier Bennett in his imap- next dlsappglngmeng l me plumes m their mdimtnc

, l c urses,

speech on the Draft Address. This I -- ,IAM emmg Wm some plccem deep

eral press does not want him to do.

vince Although there is as yet no H55 sermon never SM., or showed them out any It lsn‘t really a church '

A imarketlng movement. hopes are belilgf That Eam 1 f 1. h It could 't Prof/e t f ‘I

I Mr' Mackenzie Kms says he cm- ientsrtained that there will be a Bocdi grarclous? Du, t at Heaven is 'Wouldntnbe quite srzlait. Xlrldtmlt

nm’ "Nice in me mnmr in which ldemand “nd fairly B006 Pl‘\°°5` Without refresllment on the road l°°md’\`t be Roman Catholic for that e

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`.S€€l1lS`lo be Dl”€Ci5€1Y What th! I-15' l P°¢‘"° h"""”""S I5 ‘7°“' "“de‘ l-'or dressing cels. or siloeing horses.

~;1\'ayin -different parts of thc pro-1

.

lrsalhrea hi ahguna ln im. The `F‘rench ln 1195 attempted another in- vasion but failed. in 1805. however, they burned the town of Roseau. which has just been damaged by the

lhurricane. and only qultted the island on payment of £12,000. Since then thg island has been undisturbed by war and was free to develop its agri- cultural resources. Unfortunately its -people confined themselves chiefly to one crop. First it was coffee. then sugar and then limes. Later cocoa was planted. we are told that in the hurricane of Wednesday last the lime and cocoa. crops were largely destroy-

ports of cell for the Canadian Nat- ‘

be tangible in our hands. I

The Recorder records that Father,

Logon of Lewisville. N. B., told it.‘ having put it first into verse. After which statement the hard-worked newspaper men ellis it a day. Par, be it from us to blame him. We know exactly how it happshsa. ru has ai-\ at hopes ar eh. nm llhs, for when? it aomas to that he has "takehf French." Doubts assatled him at the; second. At the third he wondered; why all French people must talk ati such °P°°d. At the fourth he con-E

eluded to let the Father have it hisl way, and st. the fifth meditatled if, in the interats of_ his paper he. should not can an interview wlthl one or two or ten or the whole fifty of the fair visitors from Louisinia.

This explains why we were driven

to such lengths as to read once again Charles G. D. Roberts' account oi. the expulsion of the Acadlans.

Father Legere is through with his

piece and we are through with our reading. But it is no sort of use. All ` the writing on all the pulpwood oil the forest primeval will not win back the basin of Minas nor the moon-l haunted vallf-y of the Gespereau tor, history. Neither will this concourse of people. The shuttle ol’ the years is awkward in their hands. The Poet's pen has signed the deed. I-1e` 'has given it to Evangeline. ‘ I Ah. perhaps the grey willows couid` tell, The know. They know. They were there at the beginning. They; are there now. They whisper to one

ed, while much damage was done in Roseau and in the interior of the island, houses being unroofed and the homes of the peasants. which are ,really very primitive. blown down. 'The island produces cocoanuts. cocoa. coffee, vanilla. ginger. tobacco. fruits and' vegetables. The Botanical Gar- dens behind Roseau are perhaps the ‘most beautiful to be found in the West Indits, It is an interesting ‘fact that a French petals ls still the language of the country districts in the island, although limglish is the only language taught in the schools.

DOWN IN ACADIA

, 1K. M. H. in the Manitoba Free Pressi

It is not easy to overtake the spok-

en word; it is very difficult to over- take tne written paragraphs that calls

itself history; it is impossible to cv- crtake the winged feet of poetry. , Down in Nova Scotia a week or iso ago there gather:d s concourse inf people. come to touch hands after a separation of one hundred and sev-

lenty-five years. The neswpaper sc- ,counts of that meeting. faithful ss jthey are to detail. leave s sense of junreality. Some way that gay party pf fifty girls from Louisiana-Corim ne. and Marie, Yvonne and Rosetta. and so on~ea,c11 in her white flchu .and apron and her friiled Norman cap lseem like a bit ox play-acting. rhay lure children, we are told of those ,Acsdians who the long years ago trod

‘the bitter path of cxlie and made *their homes under the than same Qflag as fretted them in thee loved reaches of Grand Pre.

F The girls sang pr:tty songs. They `grouped themselves hither and yon. There were gentlemen too, important

lKent1:men who made speeches. And Ethel-e were clergy who sang high mass 'E\'€=‘1~'<>Ile Said let us forgive and for- ,zet_ and then everyone tried to re- jmember what it was all about and --:veryone got all mixrd up with EN- -flllireline and Galbriel and Basil.

Orlteinly the chapel wulalrt help

mv CUl\5¢l‘V2\li\¢5 Whleved their V'»° I _-' , From Jerome or from Athanasius; 1W0l1ld¥l t be quite rlght either. Bo it is

tory. One hardly expects Mr. King: Our summer visitors like our sum- I And sure a righteous zeal inspired Li hall of memory that stands there L* °

to be in me mood for rejoicing. liner brds are leaving us. lt. is grati- , The hand and head that penned and in that lovely Dark szt apart to mm- f

Wins l° know that the number oil lolanlled them, ,mammals p.»mg¢u,.,_ It 4, gum ln .... ._. . s__._....-_____

ing the funeral before the patient dies." In view however. of the near ness of the election and the inevi

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visitors this vear was above that of ‘ For all who understood ad il- th t ilttl

If there is a partieulsrlv good ball

‘ .. - ,. _ ° I m ed. ` H- e chapel. One can prgy_ ` The" 1” 51"” sense’ `_’°y° me former years and ll is believed thai a 1 and some who ala not understand not for oneself. intangible nh;-rl i I l°°°1 G‘“‘""m°"" °'“‘”“ um md' svvd f°\wd=ll°n he-1 been laid for mem' .flnurrclaslv with yours. The echo _ol

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furt 'ler increases in the future. -W. M. Pl-ned 1802 1839) ‘pl-lntless feet pass by_ Almost M gm, `

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"_*` .out of the vague shadows gldea g¢n.'

1- THE MARITIME EXHIBIT :tie Evangeline. The grey moths wings |‘

ahlllty al the demise lt might he well Th# ""‘"°°" °' “my U’ “lil (M mm TT n h J ‘are the rluttcr of her ,ull-l, you ml H E I N G

have me mourners “ned up worlds greatest buildings. like th-. - K ll ouniali B pan of ._ d,,eB_m_

greatest inventors, are often unknown, Pfemlel' Lea Of 9111106 Edward Is- -ph., Wm Wwde_ That Wm give- 2

1 -l land generally unnamei The kmW_ land told the directors' luncheon Y am V Th so If you Wahl.

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It will be news to the average man ‘ledge that this would be so would . party at thc Canadian National Ex- yem as i mg mic md the chu Expeditious and

‘ gmt ln me last Federal election sev- 'not have distressed t_hem_ Theh, i hibition last week that the Maritime spun WMA H it

l K r spar es w h an im-

entv~nlne candidates lm thcif 6°- .attitude is summed uv lu one of lh=~1P'°‘"“°°’ “'“°""" “med “‘°’° personality or mvriul service Yvonne Expert w°'l"“a“’m’

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i posits. It also was a severe shock to lsongs sung by airmen during the war. fsrxc? 1°' next) y°'"‘ He ‘fm tm” has heard it is a wishing well, Her la lot of politicians who over-snmao 'Take the cylinder out of mv kidneys “ ";°""’ “’°“" “‘° '"‘ ""‘°’ th” black eyes smile into than or Mane. _ Send t°

prese t space if it could be obtained. _

ed their Popularity. Th1;mn:ectI:;xT;gn:u£n;fe;n;| b\;;;lk~ l Several years ago when a large dele- They em their mmmmgm -nd th'

._.__ 'bins y Jgation from the Maritimes were the old wen wk” to musme' once mm' H

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A wnespondeng, in mg 1__¢nd0nlAnd usmble the engme again* guests of the Maritime Provinces As- ‘ Mmm "ps me” close wgeth" “dl ' _

' ' !,oc|m0n of Tom t th ith” White kercl-llefs flutter in the' so G f

, , - nO. e ld t ' _ Spectator writes to protest against The engine remains as their very of the Board of Trade mggegfg txt mn wind. Q ra 1011 Street

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the singing of Britannia Rule# th' ,ml memorial. the Maritimes should hw! _ building nvangellne was only seventeen. Opposite Prince Edward

waves." The line, he points out. is_ --- of meh. own on the Exmbmon‘,Surely her little sisters of the gen

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a corruption of the criglnai “Rule.; » ,gm.md_.,_ Prem." Bum. who wuerstions on Will SWG hel’ welcolne. T|'|¢ltl‘0

Bnunnm rule me wavay, The ,player in Q oounh try town. henngturgly i present Dmmpm, ,epmd that “Corinne and Rosetta will make placel, Phone 3931

,dm hs.. makes ‘ great dmermcev .drum wgqle rg" mmmunf 5' °|Prince Edward Island and Nova ,f°f hff- "ld 8716 Will l>°4!\ th! msffy. mm, n .mom app", into _ 5"” "5 1' "M ° ° P“'iScotis were prepared to join in tl\el,“'L‘h°"° lf U10 WGU-

"5 P tical*-\‘1Y S°°4 bmkff- l'°P°f°¢f-‘¢..¢¢.-pro., New Brunswick would do rhsy aa hot. 'rhfy have forg°¢t¢n'l \

somewhat ‘wmbutic d¢'=l=l’ltl°“~ nreuchfr. lower m¢<=h*’-“l°~ Il *S “ilu share. This would be a much in the Present clintlzls hour that - ~ .--___

The S0l18,0CCUrs UI UW mI44U¢ °fP“°°“"'*1 t°“d°“°Y5 "W ’“""'°bl° mul more effective method of displsyins M11’ Present is but loaned to thern.l voeo-ooo-eoooo-on/aooooooo-o "Alfred," a collaboration by JamesfB“¢ “lf belt Wmllen "mil" in ¢h'~]Maritlme products than tohave them It 5010118! in Evangeline. Even a.=\ EYES TESTED

if`°\”1ll'.l' COMMUUWGS- And mf* b°°ti in the same building with those of, they dance arvayil the old wall gat. Am,

hm WMU" Ufmllltv in Cfllllllfl’ °°mm\m' other provinces or other paris of the iles back-Pceck into the stage setting 0|-ll!!! Fl‘l‘l“lD

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