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Destroyer
There's only one way
ln which Forihaldhyde can fail in destroying smut germs-~that’s by getting a low grade of Formaldehyde.
You can easily avoid
that chance by getting your supply here.
Ours is the highest i”
grade used for this pur- pose--fresh and of full
strength. _ ed
Rightly used it will
kill every germ.
Bear it in mind when
planting time comes.
4l)c a pint. J. G Jamieson
DRUGGIST
THE MEDICAL HALL
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“Call in today luld sec the splendid
lille of (Tullgates "everyday" soaps. The line includes Almond t‘rcam, lin- perial Lilac, Oatmeal, White (‘.Icma~ tis, und Pine and Tal'-soups far famed for their cleulisilig and hculinl; power, lheir e_\q\lisit.e |>t~rfunle mul rich, cr_eunl_v, purifyiui.: lnthcr_ 'I`hrec cakes for 3.5¢. The 'l`\\'o Illncs, |49 Great George St.. drtf.
“The hest selected mul most. varied
carpet stork in town ul. l’nl_ou's_
4~27¢ltl.
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i Your Eyes: ,
T" |110" Ellsllllrlpeaking conimuni U _
ti there is a natural division of
political opinion which finds expres- sion in our party nn-mes of Conserva-
`tive and Liberal. But neither in the
British Isles nor in Canada are the
parties homogeneous. Different meni- bers of either party hold views quite as far apart from the views of other members of the eauie party as are the professed principles of one party apart from the other. - Hence party names have but little significance.
In like manner the names of parties the United States, Democratic and
Republican have but little real mean- ing iii regard to principles. And each of _these parties has A well-establislr
lille of cleavage within itself and
threnteiiing it _.with disruption. 'The Republican party is split up the back,` not merely between Taft and lloosc- velt, hilt chiefly between Conserva- tpsnl and lladicnlism. And there is u very similar split between different
elements of the Democratic party. The ‘Radical element finds expression in such men as Uhninp Clark, Wood- ro\v Wilson and Bryan, while the
(‘oiiser\'a,tivc element ranks under Harmon, Underwood or Marshall.
But the biggest noise of the con-
flict to secure the Presidential lioln-
ination comes 'from the unsccnily und hitter quarrel between Tuft and Roosevelt, euch of whom is denounc- ing the other in good set terms. Pre- sident Taft, the more courteous and dignified of the two disputunts, chooses his lailguagc with some cnrc, but his ra-cent speeches convey to the mind of the render the impression that Roosevelt is im unsafe denni- gogue, li twister of the truth, a seek~ cr of uflicc by unfair means and fuluc to his former loud professions. Un
the other hand lloosevclt says of aft.
He says whut he knows to be un-
apeech speaks of me directly 01' 'obliquely as a neurotic or a dema- gogus or in slniilar terms, I shall say nothing, except to lwinll Out lflllii. if he feels obliged to use such language, he would better preserve his own self- respect by not protesting that it gives him pain to do so. No man re- sorts to spitliets like these. if it recl- ly gives ‘him pdin to use them. ‘ ' ’ He is trying to dodge the nonne- quences of his statement by deliber- ate misrepresentation. ' ° ' He gets their assistance (the bosses') hy going their way and opposing U10
not merely in thought, word and deed, been disloyal to our past friend- ship, but has been disloyal to every canon of decency and fair play.”
And yet both of these men are
prominent members of the same pnr- ty, and one is and the other has been President of the United States. The question arises whether it can be pos- sible that so bitter a quarrel and such course denunciation can he either ignored or forgi\'en if the National Convention should nominate eitcr _ the one or the other as the Ilcpnbli~ Mrmi candidate. How could 'l‘aft pos- sibly support Roosevelt? or how
could Roosevelt possibly avoid op- posinl: Tnft should the latter secure n reuominatioli? The feud is accen- tuated by the fact that Mr. Taft was virtually nominated for thc Presiden- cy by Colonel llooscvclt four ycurs uno.
ln our llritish country it would he
thought zlhsurdly uildigniiied and ul- so impossible for the Sovereign to he
[thus embroiled in a public political and personal quarrel of this kind. Of course, it is different in n licpubllc where the Ilciul of the State is chosen
hy popular vote. We see many l‘cus- ons to prefer our own system under it Sovereign who sits above the strife of political parties. llut our Ameri-
can cousins are t‘|Nally strollg iii their preference for the system they lli\\'c and they have li right to keep it if they so choose and are willing
are worth more than any other thing in the world
If you have any trouble
I with your eyes strain or
headaches, have us examine your eyes and fit glasses to suit. ~
G. ll. Taylor I
jeweler sr opusirmr I
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l'rivaf_.e Baths, llnnrlinzl Wat:-_~ rind'
.l»nn¥Dlstnnc|-_ '|`1»_|¢»r\|-.ruins ln ull rooms. Large Brirbt sample Imonm. _
ouisinifz uNl»;x':ni.l.l~;o ‘l
SYDNEY. N. S.
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Commodore Ledyard
Standard --34709- *
was _siredliy that winged son ol Bingen, Admiral Dewey 2.04 3-4, he out of Nancy Hanks 2.04--half brother of the great Uhlnn 1.58 3-4. As a sire of speed, the Ad- miral ranks as one of three of the, best of Bingens get --- 'I`1.`)DD, BINGARA,AI)Ml, Dl€WEY. The Bingen stock is in the very front
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call. No doubt the disaster will
nt sen
THIG IKATLWAY UHAN-Gl€S‘
cause of the people. ° ° ' He has'
W g - e ro ' _A I I _
-fm r.-°.“..=°°.¢f.'.°. New Ca’ pet -Stock '1 'umbl
We want -~ _
superior to any inithe city. _ you to make yourself at home in' Oni' store, so he convinced that this is your ‘store whose main consldeI'B¢_10“ is n desire to please your every Wisn- We want you to kick and k_ick_hard ll you find our store service lacking. We are going ahead rapidly but not rup- idly enough to please ourselves and only by finding out our faults can we improve them. If our store is n0f bright and clean enough, our sales- men obllglng courteous and pI`0Inl>¢ enough or our delivery service Iwi' an good as your desire let us know-` I`\\0 MacKinnon Dl'ug Co.. COVIWI" (J"`e“" George and Kent Streets. dll
TAX MAIL ORDER HOUSES.
pear Mr. Editor,-1 trust you will
allow me a Small space in ynllf VNU" able and largely circulated Journal. whose motto is IUSUW £9 all “ml fa' \'ors to few. The merchants and shill- pers of Prince Edward Island have quite n little grievance to contend with in the nnill order business which in very extensive amon|;'tl\e fnrlnern- The merchant has to pay uni Ullflll to the farmer for p0l~n»l100n. oats. turn- ips, pork, beef, eggs, etc., und U10 farmer in turn gets all he wants from the mail order houses in AMontreul, Toronto and other parts of the Do- minion, with the exception of sl‘0C“"' ies or hardware, the articles that the merchant has a very small l>l'Ul\l- Ull- Now this mouc is wanted on l‘- In
ing .in every day at`Patons
--Beaiutiful ~ Thick ,Pile Carpet...
y _
Island. Those mail order houses re- quire cash with the order: they <10
Sonieof our handsomcsl patterns amongst them.
Less in price of course for short lengths. just the thing for halls' or stairs You
not want any larin products. 'rne will save as much as 4oc a 'yd on these to say nothing ol_llie splendid 'wear they will give,
cash is easier' handled..'l‘hcreforc the
local merchants and shilJIl0I`H "HY" a quite a grievance. Many fnrincrs will _
order houses and coule to the lunul
mercliulit for flollr. £011 “ml tUb"°'~° b on credit. and they will fccl nwfully
A sale-bhort end carpets, all grades, about 60 pieces of varied lengths. The rades
. .. . _ g re wilton, axlninls‘er, brussels and tapestrys, in fact all the popular inakesof floor cover.
get all their dry goods fi'oln the mail lngg, '
The prices asked will bring glaciness to the housekeeper. " Amongst the carpets are many attractive patterns that viill' savc much in
_ _ cost by
uylng now for spring needs. .
disappointed if they are l'cf\1SCll- I think the Local Government should
impogc 1| good heavy tux on those innil order Iiousfs doing lu|s1u0>'n ln l’. lil.-lslnnd und the people would inet some benefit. from it wllenit |100" into the revenue. And there should he rl higher license on pcrldlern. 'I`ll0y nre.l1lIowcil to Colne hero from [lun- siu., Fl'llllcc, ltuly und ull foreign rountrics und pny at trifle and start out with a pack and a very poor
‘quality of goods and ull their profits
no home Ito their 'own country to sup- port lurge families, or bring them out licrc. No wonder oui' people vonipluili of lnird tiints when allthe
*Hn S 'PH"'l‘ WERE NEAR' may never be known. llilrll °fU`lll"§S 811 S0lll» H-\\'l\Y U’ Ul¢h0l`
.. The strcllirtll and \voiikllesi_= of the Faris to. help su{)pU1'_t UthcrH` I mu 1
ileme this lnnttci for othels tllntcnn
lrile. \\/hen l _Ho driving I generally
The (‘n|ifo|-uiu, distunl. I0 lliilei.-`T`\‘_ l\ro\'e fruitful of much greater eflici- t°._§mvfu"'ys°"Auml t‘“‘i_(.°_ my 3~5ll I1-m. fnnimz n hcsd~on breeze and
l . t . r ._ , ,-
ency, especially at night, in the wire-low cen¥),;g|,wfO,i "'50,, fileshiolh reigléh l°‘“‘lG‘l at 94190 '1\l1\€l"S0. Pllnfle Ed-
Mll f. 'l‘c Ile l"t till ` . _ ~ » ` " '
\
‘ "‘ "ll i ‘"‘ “" ’""l°"’ less service on board passenger' ships the bottom of thc carriage, I natur- i
nlly have to put one arm around her
<l"l'lulkf||rl._ <lint.nnI. 40 miles _5-4 _ to hold her in' thc carriage. Now cm; ,
nuy motor enthusiast tell me how
,horse and hold up one hand to the
Niogllru, distnu_i. 713 milrn W. R was a,m0,,,,ccd yc,_,tc,_da that chauffeur for assistance to safely
Ieelllg Olav, distant ‘J0 mil- _ y pass his d th-lc l' hfnc. A _
LH, Mr. Sharp had been retired. from the - cu ~,` “mg mac ‘ B vice When I go over nll the ex eli-
the list of accidents in Massachusetts
_ D ~
Virlxiniun, distant 120 miles N, l‘05ill0U of Superintendent of the 'alone last year go to prove there crises. of "early """'5"t5_"fl"° Years
'I’ri~rice Tldward Island Railway and were over 1500 accidents and 100 ;";’Si'l’lI-Itto and from Prlnce'I<Jdward
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mm. and yet su mr, It is to be that Horace McEwen' Chief Tram cillcrlvfiom thcing stillck ‘vigil ni\t.os',_` es am must say after last ueer s
noted thnt four of these ships were Ilcspatclier has been appointed to (0 0 N1." u rfxpeu lon o t at hum'
The
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w'f`llc (‘lirpnI.|lil\_ distant. 58 miles h‘_ ` ` to do this and drive a frightened
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And thcic they have beaut,'lful wide
ns fur north as thc Titunic and the succeed him. We sincerely regret the level roads, wherc several motors' rcm,,_i|,ing gprcc but tu, to 40 miles ret"-c,.ncnt or s,,pe|.1,,tcn,|cm Shm_P_ I could run abreast if they wished to
_ _ _. _ ,_ Notany tolc »omprd t
rank of the WCI{L|)»S trott,ng,_f|lltlit.l south tlluli tlc I .t t _ ’ c H 0 U 0""
stock today. 'I he Commodor’s colts~ -"""
are large, liandsonie_ sound great readers and all fast. At our exhlbl~
nll ulmle their ’l»lt‘i":al-fl? ;iJ(l><lléi“;ciii‘lt(l lung cx'DcHcnc“ and _n _ und" fu" ‘|8"l‘i""' we du "Ut thlllk
' ‘- _ ~ us n rallwuy mnu. llc It n sullorc rlenl for it few people
This luis n bcul‘iul; upon the question wus capable, honest, clltrgctic mul Wil-ll HWIIUY unoluzll to blly un unto of the 'l‘itnnic linviug risked hcr pus- undm-`h|,, ,.,upe|-i,,¢,,m1cn¢y gl-wt im_ '-0 Wy til flnllnf UIC ful`ll\el'n' wives
nlid flnuulltcrs from the principul V
_Ch‘town April :end lolz. _
tion lest year they won, ofthe six classes, three iirsts. one second and one third. _ ' ‘
Will nlake the season of 1912 In
Ch’town at the stable of Frank Hughes, Grafton St., commencing April 26th.
For terms Ste apply io
]OHN O'BRll‘IN.
s<f|\i:<u'n' liven hy bnkinl: 11 vvnfne WU vrovcmcnts mid extensions or the p|¢,,,.ur,~ um., 1.. 1,, he |,,,.| in |
thut Popular feeling has change.
vlcrolua new P A T O N S rllonrsa
of the pzlsl like the bicycle llul of
A l‘l.l‘1Ah'Al\’l‘ EXl’l'Hlll<lN(I|<l.
I-lnppcuing to be at. Uupe 'l‘ruverse ast l<`ridiiy on business, 1 had the
Tpg neivspupgi-5 of Ngrtp America' wireless telegrpph are brought intoldiscuss and write 0,, it and in pm_t_,_ following plensunt cxpcriencc, nftcrn.
nd doubtless those of the British relief as a means of securing safety. cular to the members of our Local
lslesnre still giving pro_loliged echoes Hut fill' UIC “'ll`Cl°"b' ‘;l’l’fU`e"UY “ll l'c'”'iBl“t'lu`c' ._ , ._ , . ._ .
of thc ’l`it:iuic rlisasteig the ILS. Sen- "“ l’U“l"l NIU 'l`lt“'1l°» “'U“l‘l lll\\'1‘l Rig? h___('0UNI\' rison of the Alll.:|o-Amcricnii (`:ihlc atc illves-tilzntioll, the recovery ofbod- llvvu lust. It saved llulrdrotls of lives! /\Nfl’l‘lll~lll Wt>I\l.\N'H l.l~}'1"l‘I<llI. VU., und (3i\1lt__'l`<\r11 Allun, six of us
ips ,-,f-, the \~icumS_ on cvcry |m,,,| Un the other lluml how lilully m,ol'4~- --- . ’
,hc,_,_`,,_, c,.i,|c,,C,, U, me “,i,lcsm_cu,l ,night lmvc |,,.,3n _._,,,\.e,|.- had up 'thu 4 ll_._»,,,_ gir,-Sccini: thnt tliscusslon 13. ulig`lsiitlve<lknt_ ’l`ormeiitine wlial'f,` . . P E1 Bran _h '-.'l`il‘.f nlid sorrow caused hy U10 nl" Ships that were "cur had H wimlcss l'li`¢-.niliitiliiiilliillle vlllldliiiilcrltlillixduilti stil' bw ‘Hmmm ’ hush t ' . U
pullini: event. A iliu/.gr/urii iii the Hall- Ullllllt. Wllll li day flllilffflll-'lllll 0ll0l`l1©- in low words ullout how it liflcets us. |
mx Hwuld mm ,,¢lhL.,. |,,,|,c,.5 gp,-Us or, the latter on duty nil piglit! Notqlu this section of thc country thc and different cables, parts of uliicll the relniivc positions :ind nnnies of llll were Cflllilllled with wireless, mul \"f)“ds “"0 \'Cl'y llllly and ill s0ul0 HCC' llllfl ll0Cl'l dnl! Ollf- Of the lZV0\1"ll»' ln
_ _ _ (tions so llnrrow that two teams
(pc y,_-,.g».,|S Um; WCM, |,¢,,,,~e,_,|_ t the on other ships the tired operator wus' . _ _ .~
0 .csu scmculy pnss each othci ulth C5110 mont -1 t f
Titanic on the fntul llilllll-_ '|‘|,@_,-,., nslccp null did not hear the urgent safety, not speaking of un antonio- ) ' ) B mic Ou ' mm the
well-served dinner at the Crosby House. -
'I‘Iu'nue;ll the kindness of Mr. Mor-
loft (Wipe 'l`ravcr.-c whnrf nt 2.05 h
order to repair the present broken
Cure 'I‘ravcrse shore.
fllu' party left Cape 'Formcntine at
.nrd Island at 4.50 p.m. Think of t, reader, I-’rince Edward Island to lnailllmid and return in one hour and lfty-hve minutes, ill an ordinary mo tor boat and not pressed, nt tllat.
After nil, u=il’t it only i1 ferry to
the mainland? Think of the poggibip ities of an up-to-date (‘ar Ferry ser.
xpcricnce the best is yet to come to this Province. And the sooner the better for every one of us,
W. S. LOUSUN.
’l‘lll*l All'l‘() QUES’l`lf_lN.
Ilcur Sir:--'l'lle present ngil.utio:»
tliroughoul. thc country ngnlpst tb( '*I‘l‘ul of the Automobile Act shows
In charge.
4-zanttpa
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I s the Riqht Kind to Buy
Your barn, stables, and outhouses need onc kind
of paint, your llonsc will ne
kinds must be used for your carriages, farm imple- ments and household furniture.
In B-H. “I-English" Pai
one that will meet fully
ed another and different
nts you will find the only the 'requirements of each
surface, the only one that will look best, wear longest and ward against the elements. Each variety and color holds its fine appearance season after season and has highest covering power. Wrltc or call for color card and price list.
F ennell £5’ Chandler_
Victoria
Row.
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UW “WUI f"|` U“l°`W~ Ulm" ""~"""" \’fl|l.\*'fll’ Hynbnln in this Province were 'country that of huviuiz n horse null V0l`y little in rcxzurd to the mutter ships were nearer to the Titanic at mm]¢_ Even The pat,~i0¢_ newspmm. cnrringc ,it their i|inpU¢.m|_ 'phcy C,,,,_ since the Act was missed four yclirl
the time of the disaster than was the which Bavagclv and unjustly attached ,llllpilgglspollo thsf tpkplptrc likp _their cltlv
‘ Bill) I‘l0¥° WOT(
(`_arpMhia`_ These were the Camo” M12 Sharp when thc Liberal Govern-iivho seein to thinlf that the six '
ll`l
ma, 10 miles, thc Mount Temple, 20 ,nent was in power, feels now con .‘ totay of hB|,|,,n,,,,_., is to rm, an a,,¢0_ to repeal the Act in compliance witl ...ml nic rmnruurt. -so miles. vet St,.,,,,,,,,, to my that ..,,c,,,,,, an c,,_I ;nnl>&1c I and run the wuulrv Mo-
\ f these rcachcl the scene in .. ,mW 5 ‘°""'“~ _ '
HUM 0 ‘I f _ ccllcnt record as a railway man. There is one thing, though, we mn l’l0i\Slll'c and thc chance to makc 4| Ulu" to SHI/0 n nlllllln life- HUW "UWY Mr. Mcllweu who succeeds to thc do if thcv ure nllowcd to run mul
other shire were near-liners and "mc f 3,, 0,4, ,1 ,'thnt Is influence our husbands how "Il U10 Pnullln.
c o p item cnt, has had long
;
\`=/ - _.Eff __ / '-ff \ ‘ as gi ”' ‘; Vi _
|,|~mnpf.-, not i-~Nippcd with wireless- __ _ _ _ to vote nf, the comming election..
_, 'I - __ -- - - reI‘ellI that thc prohibition of the
so ° H ' ’ B _.' ’ I ~
B H crcssh but sometimes thc term “pro
0 9 lurcns is wrongly intcrprctcd und Is
0 inatllc tlo do tlluty fpr it curtain privi-
'HC c use w lo sec to hcncllt them
_ 5,, \~~__,. l _ selves at the expense und inconven-
,7 ,‘§l’f,\'i,g, q |cucc_of the masses. And this auto ""»-"ill ln Canadian Stud Book "“""'° ‘l"°“U"" I" a rneenrvniln-
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i-"Ii l\lVSOS'l`ISi_342a Clydcsdalemare l"_'“" _"""“t t‘”"`°"""l° 0' t°\“'lB*S _ » _ , _ _ “ho visit our Island cvcry summer
*U* lmportetl from SC»'Jtlalld,.5'l|'ed by ure lshindcl's returning homc'Ior ii
_ ‘ __ "" I the world renowned sire McGregor """"' "rw" "’l.""l"l‘ "l°"‘l" Wm'
/1 ,ard _ My . . ._ Ihe1n._ Ami whlln we welcome such,
li 'im _ Iliff |457. 'lhls ll0f’SC Ib W€ll_ l¢ll0Wtl wc flill to sec thc- advantage from ii - _ I "~` _._ ' all through this Province. His ;’l_‘""*l; L Stplnfl-piirpiitw even If they
, colts are large stylish and prize- ti °"|",f “““§ W _ ‘ °‘°'“' 71"” ll tllf ./ "-`-t»t‘é_t' winners at our 'exhibitions and arc? l'(\)r;l.r lure (I:-gsrgrn ills sihztlbfclinsildfv
“\\lwluuiu|_»¢‘ _ d d , _ I ,_ pultry dollars (gained by n few) go-
_ _ in great eman . ning ng ng mg L_, E,,,,,_mc0 me comrurt .Md
' pr’ces. I-Ie will make the season of pnpilllicss of our people. Zsndangsi- _ ' lgla in C`harlotteto:n_at the stables ul,f°;',,r“2ga,f;‘“k‘;/,'tth ‘:l';*'r‘;:° tgnddgif n.’|| fo ourlnterest thereforeto bu the of Mr Prank Hug eh Grafton St' Hugo? I hope we value human *nh nr no with the most nourishment al the For terms, elf: . apply to 'md °°mf°""' 5 “ul” m°"°.»*-h5“- ‘-l'h° following groeersnlsz- HN (TBRIFN mighty dollar. _ Uolllni!QobM& A M Lead, Ur cketgig JO .l~ _ 1 - We nre told that our roads will be 0o.0rnbbes r egv.Q1\°l>p e.’s me 1, high" e_ greatly improved If the automobile
__».,~. ,, i _ is hy OLD BARRISI ER |94, dam uutoulobilc_ Now, 1 venture to assert _ , ._| ull
"fs l ,np ,(‘l|l| l
nge. And it is evident that our le- gislators would render themselves VCVY unpopular indeed if they were
thc wishes ol' a certain class wht seem to think mol'c of their owl.
<|Ullal'. than the wcll-being "nil nnfety
It is Claimed hy' the xiilvocatcs o’
automobile indicates a luck of :ro
Another stock argllmelitllscfl in
I.hal. tourist trnrlc demands the
lm ‘7 """'°f'°3° 5"" 7-%'“ y° . 8 ls allowed to run. But if they are £’lt2“:'lis°°i-.»i‘l":l"§ .:a..:s Ch *°v°- _Anil Wd' “Jn ....,....... I. ...I ti.. . _
rs .
( be .p bllc expen _ - _ _ _ . thlf Trmiorlblii Pull liind L-agdtlsiol se and the expense must of necessity have purchased eil. ropert or land 4-$0 dell! °“‘°' _ _-M ef-
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iloplng tin.. fnil will soon hi-_ B ruin.; “mi `* ' ' '” ':7" ' `
, _ |“ll`l should tile io-ingot" has this lllauglll evcr Ilushed Jlc|'c-ss your
hruui _ ll suv.: a flung should happen what won d beconlc ofllloa: tlepcnll-
enl upon you _’
_ The C.iiiad.i l.il`.: will assunlc all ri.ks oier your li'e and il`l||_: worst
slloul_d happen \vlll make a prorupl |\_|yinenl lo those left behind. |l` you onl-
| Iwo your policy you wi'l liivu ai co.iiI`ol I
fable nest-egg thu! wul vouie in lust
K \\'lie|i yoil \\'aill |l~-and all for it few renin :i clay. No claim has ever been
iuluesli-il on arrolirlf ol fccllilirsl ly. l'o||\‘y hold. rs are i,'ll.\f;i'1Iel-d ul least
on p, v. .vfall prollls ilislrihuleil.
W ` Manager
in v vc mmu cs K.
y motor beat. The party spoilt 50 ` ` I
ninutes looking at the cable pliint, ‘ ` 84 Gt (;€0i‘gC .Street
be much greater than ut present, for
the autolnoliile is a road dcstroyeri \ NOW. Mr. Editor, we have no Oh-
jcction to any company manufacturing autos for export, but we do object to such, company over ruling the wishes of the great majority ot' the people for their own selfish ends. We sincerely hope that our representa- tives in thc Legislature will hnre due regard [or the wishes of the people.
I reman, Yours,
A. E. l<`AIlRUW_
Central llcdeque.
l3l§'l"l`EI<l STAY AT .I-IOME.
Denr Sir.-ln n recent copy of The
Guardian my attention wus attracted by a short article entitled "'l‘imc to wake up". lt referred to the method, of advertising the West and the lacki of similar methods of advertising the Hroviiicc of l’rlncc _ Edward. l think the cull is opportune." I would not conmlcllil to the (lurdcn of
near to cities and huvc mn
H ww yvnllllislllllbitflllly Yours i i
'lille l`c<l|il‘lsl,Al~JlIdlle !l‘lli;\I"Ielii_’mmAH'i' `
rl
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de
wenltli. Now the chance for chcup
loud and snnis in city property near in, has passed.
Property is changing hands be-
OI'
cause of wild-cnt schemes of boost- ing, companies purchasing land ad- joining towns and cities und subdi-
viding the same. In mnliy cas miles from the centre of towns pric
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are obtained for lots of twenty-five lcct which acres will never b1`H\i€ when things settle down to normal.
I have never seen l>nbliSl\0'1
ill
Eastern papers the fact that hund- reds of farmers both in Saskcttllnwnn and Alberta do not harvest one good paying crop in five. Last yum’ WI" exceptional in many 'scctivnn Yvl
what was more general in munl’ 5°
5.
tions last ycnr is common to almost all sections nny year. Land has been prepared. seeded and where tliouslinds
were expected, lmndrcds were
realized. One year It is too diy.
.Im (lull all the mctllods of boosting lsed in this c'ountry. But I alll sure f the Province was set forth truth-I 'ully half the boosting- that is done or the West, thc uuxt. census would! _et show n reduced population. | ' From some stalldpolnts there may nc some hindrences to rapid growth On P- E- Inland. but surely there are
and West I huve waitcll for some one
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to move to Nortllcrn Alberto and
(t}onti\llled_oll Illllili 4')
Miuurdhs llinimenl. flu-. l1l"'ll"“l'
I ,,,,,, vc,-y sick with Qllillsyllllxl l.|i..nghl. l_\\-.mill .-l_nu\t"“~ _ _*fm MlN.\uh's l.lNllvu~lNl ...ul It ol
mc lit once.
1 nm n¢vcr without it no\\'-
Yours l!ra(t:cflll_|’lYi'mN0E‘
reasons for it holding its own. After _ MRS' 'Vt fifteen years in the American and Nl\UWlIt0“'l\\lk. 0"- 2 "' Llaniidinli West mid fairly wcll nc- “ii” qinnnteu with conditions both lunar. THE ALI-' CANADIAN
HUUTL-; 'ro MoN'l‘ll1lAh.
le sanr. Heinz ll°l’"l‘" W d
P 8' ` 9 generalli 10"”
Your readers will call him fairly successful.
He has n fuiilily of children, two
now of school nge who have v,' now the advantage of good schools and his family church privileges. He ls likely to move where these advan~ tages will he denied him for years.
Others from a financial standpoint
have been more successful-because they had capital or courage enough
our VTIME is isllonr IN Till: ol.l_>» s_ro-all-:I
The Removal Sale of Boots and Shoes at clearing out prices .wlll continue until we close. Save your money by getting your family supply of footwear NOW ~ "~
~ e ~ 'If 0FFtB,:r.=zoS ~ ~
purchase it lnrgn tract. of clicnp land. fof travellers who nf ompmy, the
to be the acme of B00" ° d null. through l0llrn°Y 1" navdlnlgimmonlhl and even during them more" ln there ls muah up nflllnh th’ Provfnwg the day'» rid! " mug reached attire of Quebec. MUD'-“‘°l #ao D m_, and eolivenlont hour of 'Bt llonlventure connections are msdnh tm W-,mln salon station W., rms nnlm 'trains 0l_*-ll’ 0"? Dmlot, Olllc- for Toronto. 5"” uint ln vahflf
several years ago to buy a. large 180 “ld °u‘°" md gentes. 0°” tlnalitlty of cheap land. which has in|0a|fldl “ll ti1:°iiini’tll:tou Ieovl;“‘; many cases Increased ten fold. others eeetlnl l-fl U W e,,,,,|” _
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__ ,, _ _ _ ,_ , _ in Q.-,',*r ,~. _, '_ g i _ .,.
to cull attention io some l'netn,-- __ " fucts to ‘ steady thc minds of those Vla the ` Iutercolunllpl 0n?°"'A.l' wllo without due dellbcrntlun iii'o.M“rithn° Express is ta nd Mon.. selling their- -homes liud moving to Clllllidlan Route to Quebec, smvmcu' this western co\lnt|'y. (lf this class V051 "'01" tl” Manual’ gemrglly P458-fillly ,those who should ha niost 'N10 MBl‘ltlm° Explieq I 5.ave||@r| to cautious nl'c» the lllctltllcugcll wlioyndmll-t0d DY °‘p"i°“°_:'b,; "Bm ||| 111'” flllfll/` comfortnblc. ,be the most eomfol pu ml’ H,
That success has rc\vu.rdcd the cf-|A'mBl'lcB. This is 08260 3 gasping W forts of many who have come Wo.-lt. l'9§B"d W tl" dl°m'g"°% I U g_5l'o in nn undisputed fact. I will mcntIon‘scrvlce. The diner' dll led' arid lUf‘ n few such and why successful Lcforc rommy Und wsu vent taste The lx- l. nmleuvor to show n fcw »druwbnclu~i_ lnlshed In the best oi ¢i"l‘able d'hei-I A young man in this vicinity has cellent meals nr* “mv” the s Ia carl-0 recently sold his farm and cilcctnn-e-lat a Pl'l°° away belnwghe company nlizlns ln cnsh over twelve thousand rate! Dl`°"°mn¢ on I coaches are dullnrn. Ten ycnrs,nl:o he Inndcil hem lowncd llnel. The aleepnfpular and with eighty dollars. Ho obtuincd n llp-to-tlnte lll GVCFY l"“rth°` mlm perl free lioliiesterul, Inter llurchnsml mio-'the smoothncsl 0 6 ea” and ther quarter-section He llans nowlmaliel the lnng l0"f" lm] I 6|,”
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