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‘ For Safety’ s Sake ‘ Make a Will

A man should make a sound will and appoint n strong trust company like the Eastern Trust Company as There is no suret- way of carrying out your good intentions towards your

To help you, we have pre- pared a folder "Your Will." l: tells in ~implt3 language all

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“‘ BUDGET TONIGHT. I

Legislature Premier

ment in the finances of the Pro-‘worhi. The homii. hi; it aihi l .vince and the proposed improve-imam, the Burrow, wiii remain with;

‘meat in Temperance legislation. I . l SPRING ROAD-MAKING.

'1‘ will“ be remembered that. last. rcucr of such u w

i ihnd t|lt~iil]l[)t3ili‘t!il from the

‘and ice still ii some sections oi‘ the province, with ‘. itbe result that they remained firm land smooth during the whole sum- lmcr. it ‘ithut. tho roads

the best we had hud in yeurs and

be forgtitit-ii this Spring.

i remain firm and

the facts about will making and cxecutorship.

Sent free upon request.

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EASTEBYKI rnusr COMPANY liichmond Sh, Ciftown, l’. E. l.

lLlLlLLongn/urth. Acting Mn. ll. Splint John, N. M.

H001! Office-Halifax, N. B.

WITH WINE ‘ AND IRON

‘little composition. _‘WINE in its specific purpose v~

ystoms, providing valuable , that even the .,

ould prompt its use right $1.00 Per Bottle.

“iThe 2“ Macs ' ‘ nnucsrons

‘hi9 Great George

‘- Daily} Selections

. - ‘iGuardianwReatlers

ho shalil hill‘ of the Lordfi and in his holy‘ hut, hirth gzlean hnnds, hehrtfwho hath not unto falsehood. deceitfuliy.

ascend ‘into the lifted ‘up his soar;-

L . ‘ Qrn: OTHER SIDE - 0h‘! 't‘vrould ‘save a deal cf trouble, And many 11 51811 "0 ",l‘w0i,i)d' p0ill'_ on -.l,lfe's

true poaching oii of peace; 1t. vrtijfld give us m

rc-ugh

, unsoizuice,

There's not o‘ tale‘ - Dfl at ..brightene-.'l

l as early as a start can be mad la. split-log dragging after occ

have practically a if they were gravelled.

the enormous cost involved. _ eriul available here is

fortable roads.

in: proud oi‘. and a credit to

to all our needs.

——-<-o->i- THAT EXTRA SECRETARY.

current year.

‘ Canada will u'ant to know.

King.

secretaries than

there will be many misgivings. "is time to call a hsit at Ottawa.

- ._ THE executive of the League of

»_ Nations Society In Canada rs-

‘ icontly appointed a committee to j- miit upon the Mlnister of Education ‘ hglch of the ‘provinces “with "a to ma. it

"psi-pg fllthe Loagitebl’ ~-

‘ _ _ _ , ,uf Nations is admigtledly niche B160 ZAT this evening's session oi‘ the h‘ the (hvecuoh-h-zu‘ . " ‘ slewa" concord and it n h iwill bring down the Budget, review, lhq flhhi hiioiiiioh ‘(it Wm.“ _, [lug the work ot‘ the past year and‘, it is we“ ma, the ciiiidre ‘zforccxsting plans for the intureisirhcted aiohg ‘he hues aimed at‘. Perhaps Special interest attaches to theihy the Loaghlh The ciiiidiieh Oi ‘1“‘em‘e“‘“ “tulelnellt wmgm‘ m‘ present generation witnessed - view of the prospective llllIlfOV95greateBt Wm, in me history oi me‘ Yo“ w‘and‘ w und expense. have all been in vam- This occurs fairly often, and it is ‘lthem through life. lbetween nations.

Spring. just. as soon as the snow T1101 fugdy-i, League of Nations is, partly u! 1M1 ‘an answer. They should lie tuughtlwhihh M (ihhrhe mhy hike a

Lions are neighbors, not Qilil-‘morg m“ hi‘ you. iAs you go about your

iahd indeed, while patches of snow‘

remained in somcflllltll I111

‘mien, that in the interests of each;

‘pint-es, the roads were drnggtnl iul

mony.

was generally conceded- last summer were;

the crcilit for this was uttribiiteii toi iii“. hqqipi-iii "m. Oi‘ i)“. Siiugqui; ih-gigvvilflilillllll,‘ nations in prevent, us fur ilflihiiti iihhwiih, "h. ‘ Lnsl year's experience should not iwuil is inudi- n

R0ntlsi

iposiiibie, ii ‘repetition of it.

iihade in the Spring while the ciayl“ ‘iis: moist and workable are bound toll" smooth iongeri0111111111111“)!!- icoiirt for ‘setti

lthun ifinudo while the clay is sandy land dry. With a. good early start, e ahibnational disputes. asinnaiiin all the nations which jmrticipat- The ‘mm treatment of comm!

there are League of ii-mim hi», exorcise, such as bending-i i3 and twisting, that would tighten up‘! the abdominal muscles, lint this is}

rains during the summer we should‘, ell i" U"? “'11P-

, l _ , 5 good mags mhNations Societies, the object o ‘which is to cultivate and promote not wise immediately hum- an one,»

concord and harmony. M1011- ‘to weak totake exercise.

Graveliing. any considerable mileage o! ourilllterlmllfinfll roads is, for the present at least, out of the question oh account of So, ifie ‘League in the schools. Such teacli- min the ubdomimii organs in their} ing should include good citizeushipfil” ‘ patriotism and international fellow-‘tiie digress. when, them-ii, m‘, “h. peudix or other trouble,

averted by systematic there should be in every school a exercise Orihe ‘vealrihg or an My‘

junior League of Nations Society in domi-nabbelt. ‘Perhaps it may save ‘you from an operation.

‘ we do the best‘ we can with the mat- ‘ no‘ reason- why we should not have very com-I Hearty co-opera- ‘ tion on the part of the public gen- erally, all aiming at having roads to‘- the ‘ province, will give us roads suitable

The time for effective road-malty v ing is now drawing very near to us, 711i and we should be prepared for it.

N item. $8,000 for an extra. pri- vate secretary for Premier King, appears in the estimates for the Premier King ai- ready has four private secretaries. =‘- What he needs a fifth one for is it “ question which the taxpayers ot‘ , Sir ‘ Wilfrid Laurier, Sir Robert Borden ‘__ and Rt. Hon. Arthur Nieighen got "‘ along with one private secretary each the two latter (luring the war period anti at a time when ‘there was infinitely more work for them than there is at. present for Premier 1f the idea in providing Pre- mier King with four more private his predecessors- had is to compensate forhhis lack of capacity as compared with his predecessors, possibly the taxpay- ers may recognize the necessity and bear it with what pntiencejhay may, but the innovation is none the less disgraceful, and is setting a dangerous precedent tor the future. The fifth private secretary, like ‘the fifth wheel of a coach, is an un- necessary extravagancs‘ and, like ‘many moreofthe Premiefsachieve- grnents, intended mainly for exhibi- v ‘tfdn pin-poses. ‘Five secretaries to , , » V spring to their feet at the ringing ol-Promlsrifilng’: boll‘ may be a more‘; or ~ less!‘ impressive spectfcle itndfimay add to, the grandeur of Premier King's private oflico, but as to what useful purpose they can "servo in the interests of Canada It

‘THE LEAGUE INTHE SCHOOLS.

Ityijof

‘ schools as to the sin)! “i4

Vino-Proud v-d. B. Bunion.

- Alloofltl itumr-‘u. K. Uurrio . ., ______ ‘

The organization of the _Lea'.guc'

_‘_- ---—~—c-——

irterrliitionai flrfoséh

the y

What are the us; i

orld catastrophe?

thought should be instilled into the‘

minds oi‘ the children; the hnrrtinsiioniti hold up organs is weak, due to your long

international or other war period m, “mesh As you know thcrc are ligaments Wm“, ih hi,‘ p,.ov,,ri,fl__ ‘memllm’ ma“ "Who hath woe? Who hath sor-lwus 1mm. should hold intestines up m place,‘ outer abdominal l"! f muscle and it. zilso iinih babbiiugs? . . , ‘is nieiint. to‘ hold ti-bdnminnl con-l ifhe League of Nations is not, as mm“ m, in their ‘impel phhmnm .

of an should be impressed upon them, and with it Ihc means taken

nme suppose, an inane and menu- gless pacifist, peace-at-auy-pritie

the settlement,

iAt the instance oi’ the Canadian So-‘h

‘eiety it is proposed, as above stat-‘ivear a wveli - belt that will d‘ m teach me pnncmles of ‘he wards and inwards, and so main-

l

ifeeling and neigliborlinoss. Indeed,

which, on occasions at least, cm-i phusis should be placed upon those‘ subjects which make for good.

wholesome citizenship. ----.a-o-‘>—-—-

EDiTOlltlAL NOTES. ‘

l Toronto, said that the more he saw; of juveniles on the street at nightsi

might ho rung every night at 9 or 10 o'clock.

Canada has _now 10,000 square miles of the most magnificent ter- ritory in the dominion set apart as national recreation areas. Few countries in the world have bade such generous provision for out-I door recreation and pleasure.

Farmers all over Canada will be, interested in the record of “Rettaf Retta is ILVJOPBEY Iwn-year-oid heif- er owned by‘ the Dominion Experi- mental Fsrm, situate in theOkuna- gait Valley, British Columbia. Ac- cording to her ‘record recently pub- lished, she produced in a three hut:- dieii and five any test 13,006 pounds of milk, yielding 648.78 pounds of butter fat. it is ‘grated aisothst an excellent margin of profit secured to the ‘Experimental Farm after paying for all her food and other charges. Rettn isvcsrtaiiiiyisnhon- or ‘to her Farm. VWe doubt if? her record has been ,bea.tea even in P. .E. isuimn “ ‘ '

. whether weJ-agree, with all thait all will admit he is a clever writer

and says many things tbs are

{silent of our‘ Fenders:

do for it whatcve; Icon‘.

ins, for tliojhlrdo

the "inomsntj

I By jame: W. BsrIomMD-

ABDOMINAL DISTRESS m- ‘ ~-—~—- ‘note of thoi0id- a i ivei-huiis you have tuitiergoue an mam i; regard, . ‘operation for "h" u be iu- and yet nioni you still huvcJ

it was a warwoitb our W1111t¥ 10 Collslilel‘ ‘awhile. You see i118 ‘ifilllble

l10115 #01115 l0 <10 t0 breve"! =1 1'99"“ undermining your health tor weeks, I _

lmomhs. perhaps years. ‘viii, iiie he. old and the story is raithi’ suit that the whole tone hiidrcn should know and thehhhiyv ihhihdiiig the [one o; your st, muscle tissue has gone away down. D i U m Hunk h” mhhii

Then you undeigo the operation ‘w ‘I mam‘ ‘r ‘l ’

by the and

to happen whe |w it aims to be n world 0,.ghn,i_ Siommqi, _ fiver, where kidneys, will _ her of inches, and ement is possible, oi‘ inter- stretching and phiiihg In Canada and bound to cause abilominal distress.

I

oi the Busy East —--' _ ‘itiie isthmus‘ oi‘ Atlili-esslng the Lions Club on whhtiias imhpened [here Shim 150

' “B°5'9»“ Chief m‘ P011“ Dlckson- “l. years ago. Before referring furth- er to the article we may say that

built but wasypending when

‘( invern men ifs

George‘ Bernard Shawsays ori phi

wort! remembering. We pass the folio ing iroai his "p611 0mm‘ the -l am of theppinion that my ‘life belongs to the wholeioommun y and, ‘ is long as Hive, it is my privilege“ to I went to he thoroughiynlod up when i work the iidrd- 9|‘ fin-e. ‘riskier; talus {omits pyiirpsks. Life is-"tio brief candle ‘ its sorthof ‘splsiidid

touch. which-l inivcggqriiqta vi ‘a; rad. to‘ male,“

.“lEl)&l: , ‘ 30hr- . of

your:

‘vliig

:1 chronic appendix hs after the operutl

are naturally iliscotiraginlu,

'2 .

your abdominal

muscle tissue

iYcu can thus see what is Kbingl these muscles are: that the nbtiomi-nal‘. intestinal drop perhaps a num-i thus cause‘ u that is;

eak_ it mean.

And what is the suggestion?

and anyway you are iverbvnfl The ‘next best treatment

adjusted draw abdomen up-

oper position.

can be abdominal

Notes by the Way

Mr. WiIi R. Bird has a highly interesting article in the last issue Aiagaziue about Cliigneczo, and

in the year 1825 maps and plans were made by the British (lovern-

the more he favored a curfew, that ment for a sloop canal at this place, designed for purposes of de-

fence, and connecting the waters

‘hot Chignecto iBay at the bead of the iBay of Fundy at Amherst with tBay Verte on the Strait of North-

not the first Dominion Parliament met in 1867. The Maritime lProviaces wanted the canal, but. other inter- ests were opposed. FNie British report map and plans were referred to the (ionnnit-

umberiand. -The canal was

these notes papers were

which tho writer oi was clerk. These

after. it adjourned they wore missing. when the committee again met the papers were asked for.

sat silent. member] So ended the Bay Verte Canal.

strong» personality, explored

at the’ Verigiflhnd.

cradle and powerful

such; matters. “

tioa ‘at nib flit this‘ kcicinhrrs

bpnnlt, .,,._ r . ~

hIlrlI-l! iii-may. so possible-before ‘ _, _

l What Sayeth lloly ‘i-ncovoofi: I * * . ‘LBy J. e. s. McOREADY) ’

' 'l‘he llibio is nbt silent concern-

on scents now iistress in ubilotnell- make the ‘inqlllr the "vet-mil" “'=““' °“ Scriptures‘!

the some other, ailment in abilumsn and on have apparently obtained 111116

or no relief. ~

Tho "di-uukurd ‘and druuktiiiiiess are condemned from tho beginning

""11" if m” 1mm‘ 1°55 c‘ m!” is a drunkard) One wlho habitually All ‘such persons are them that "no dr

gets drunk- d byberit the Kingdom of God."

it for warned by threatened woes an

‘examples. h“ been drunk once when be was 600 yearsi uiiy toidlpersons ‘limited time. The use o£_wi11fl Wfl-‘l liforbidtlen iollcwish priests during: V all the time when they were 1" l1"

of your for all to read. Righteous Lot was made drunk by his daughters and

time reprehensible ‘cases, but the incidents are record-

] 1 “eguill” ed for the warning and instru work, you tlnd tint yflll 1 1'6 0118 Y, _ . they should live in iutcrnalnnul hur- hihi ymi have “him m. i993 phi,“ iiihof other rtllgifillfl 111611 111 1111 $1805- ‘ Solomon tells us

The inernatinnai habit 01 ammme“ , ‘ that

Because the muscle tissue which sought in his hen“ m give iiimsei unto wine while retaining his wis- dom, and what was his verdict’? Ho!

iwine until after her son it was also an angelic“

z Uflllfllllll ol l.

1 ‘Conservative“ to replied is a counteniact. Though

irepresenting different wings they is m? agree with me that it is party 110l-

abdomiusli

‘; quoting

need, those interested read them

And just another; point. A lot of‘

tee on Fisheries and Navigation, of _‘

placed ‘before the committee, but

The clerk could only say that a member whom he named and was then present, had the papers before him the previous day. zlie He was not a Maritime the story of

Nolw comes Mr. Bird's story of the projected Ship Railway, which oi necessity is here dbbreviated. George G. IC. Ketchum, of Frederic- _t011.-N._-B. a-mahjcg. energy and _ the ‘c. Itlhignecxo regioidlifnd ‘conceived the ldqnpt. a Ship Rgaiiway. He planned ‘to instai great docks at the ‘Atmheritcnti 6i‘ the route and These were to be each equipped with a _ otsiing appli- ances. [Alix-bad road ed would be constructed that would be laid with four very heavy rails‘, and so on. Then Mr. Kotchum went Io Eag- laiid aitdisubmiited his plans to Bir-Beaiannn‘ Baker, who was than rankédsl a supreme authority in

JBalter fundamental inspec- oil-tsnd endorsed ‘Al’: Then, Ketch- w Enslsnd sad 0r- _ pflnywiih English‘

wine and strong drink and 1-118 1t

‘ievils that result therefrom. Nor is it ‘it silent in regard to temperance stb like “‘ and totui abstinence. ‘general “tenor and the

‘glhe New Tasha-l to these‘ thlpgsliltl

w .

the euti of the Holy Book. Who

Righteous 1N oah got

purposes

he iplantetl vineyards

w? -\Ni.\o hath contentions’! Who They thin furry

1 Q

The Public Forum

This column ll upon for the

diatom-lion by oorruponlontl cl interest. Tho i Charlottetown Ouorfllnn rlool -

not nnoolnarlh ontlorno tho op- inions of oorrslplndlintn.

0 ANOTHFR WING OF PARTY.

‘Slr,—"’I‘rue Conservative" hasi spoken and we must infer thati

whose letter i

temperance, that is worrying them. Host of his space is taken up in

v v, rvvi_viv

long at the wine! . [book not thou! u-pon the wine, when it ls red, wheui it giveth his color in the cup. when movsth itseif arlght. At the last] biteth likes serpent and Billlg‘;

What is the ‘fifhe prophets prophesied ‘asfllllflt- dominant drunkenness.‘ iisalaii

ards of ‘Ephraimj’ andhflEfllfli "“"°°‘ to be u fitting time to-unto them tlizlit‘ are mig y, What ‘ _ say" ‘ the wine and men of strength to mingle ‘ strong mini-it." tAnd in Testament we Paul tolling his Corinthian brethren‘ not to keep comps-HY with any m who is a‘ druakard H1111

for certain persons and classes of“,

1n both ‘tabernacle and ‘service ottho altar. etion so odious in itself, minister, ‘was strictly. fflibltldf" ‘"1 l in Jicclesiastic these occasions. and forbidden to the Nazarites duiinli i such time as they were ipeuformingil a vowJVianoalrs wife was command-i‘, ed by an angel to fll)Sl.i\li\\l‘i'Oili3i

. change. In

‘with a. map (ll P. i‘). l. on the back

Ami a‘

$111,511.11“ '-' ‘l

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8-D. Midfllfi" ‘

WPOlBr "W°e‘ ythe eibwu of pride, the drunk-j

hty to driukl

the New? ‘have the Apostle;

an‘

' . v,- ‘ in, if J i J. G. JHIIIIGSDII, I 11- y‘. 11,‘, ‘» -‘\<.

i .

9 i a . -_ ' l" run with

’ We have cold the». oth 1mm has?

‘ .1. ~\-“ 1

Ir . ,._-, >,‘-.~ . -\‘». ,, . entiro; contiguous, ‘jitsitbewssrli o-Tfwv; items» ‘In - thrbo sixes: 24 x 48. 39 i501 80 x .60|“"'5“lI'o qildo oi “y. heavy popoy-‘with bar to suspend ooaiaandwithor gannigfl‘. _

. The miis,:.1.?*ss.$t°re

no.1». v .,,~

ruggist

min,‘ " c, ‘~96; i» _~ ~

ivarninfl unkard shall iii-

, i Total abstinence is commandedi

in certain cases and for 51‘!

employed in tho“ dlrunkenness.‘ especiaii-y in hi;

i

Wine was also“

Silliiiliiil“

‘(Cfillllllllfill on Pilfifi ti) ‘ i

only tiirect avenue open-by land to the idastern coast of the N. S. iAs l recall it was only a few years ago that mime ran solid from Bos- ton to Pi Du IChene, without the summer months there are two trains, Boston to St. John, connecting there with (‘. N. ‘R. for P. E. i. i do not know thut the (‘.. P. it.‘ published a folder giving all necessary information that any traveler needs. lt 1H freely atlmitted by tourists that

usimlnsi‘

use the (‘. PAR. to reach Ziiaritime points that the treatment they receive while on the (i. P. ll. is second to none. if ‘lsiander in Bos- ton" wishes to go to any part o‘! the world, let him go to (‘. P. R. office in Boston, and they will do