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 PA FOUR! , THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN
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18 1925
y .092 \' r'
""€'_ r ` _ -- -j- '- -- -* - than carriage by land. The T0l'0l1!0
I'  President, W. Chester H. .\|cl.uro_; _ _ _ _\I¢¢-President, J. B. Burnett; 1 t h
 imimr ma meager, ‘_ ni iaiiei-i;¢ei.t°_______"____';:;»_'__‘:l°;_:___E°::_l"';;_'l>- K- Currie sitamer had arrived at that city
'  ’e‘t?hl¢°lr¢¢ Bfprnentutlrw-E. J. Power from Saint John- 5-B" with 2000
.-/;(_/¢j:¢'__ f _ , bags or sugar, each bug containing
/ff,,._‘-f" _~  100 pounds-one thousand tons in
- ’ a
ORDER A 'roN oF
SCOTCH COAL
Today and try it in the
THE EHlHlilllEl|]WN Ellllilllll f'.fif‘i?..iZ
sum." U." W, D A ,,,,,_,,,,,,,,, ,, g 0 Star talics note of the ac t at a
MONDAY MAY 18 1925 tl. The steamer had lett Saint
_ - .. f that quantity, but had distributed
Pnssrows sonnv si-lowiuc life-i_ime and make ur. cause or pop- ____ _he _____y_ The d_S_____c__ __a__e_s_
1- lllliir g0V'~‘l'“'“@“l and °f 'pewe ms ed by the steamer on its course
W~ T' R P"E“'°“ “mae 3 5_°"yloi\n? lt'iS'Df>9§i'l'19- Tlwugh he is around Nova Scotia, across the
how beibre the Parliamentary new se,.emy_,,gh,_ vm, pnndenhurg Gulf or st. Lawrence and on its
, »- . ’ -
John with more than three times
the bulk oi' its sweet cargo at ports
for a winter supply C
o S S may bl. able to crowd into what re |
=@‘55r Mins
fea-
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=-1.-:vm
later.
A. Pickaid & Co.
Phone 240
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For the Next
Three Days
WE WILL »
~ l GIVE AWAY A
TOY BALOON
WITH EVERY
25c ,
PURCHASE
BRING ALONG
THE KiDI)IES
AN I) SEE OUR
WINDOW
 2  Uf Trade and C0U\“lf?fl'€ and “T-l'lhe I’rst means the bunch in po\vrr|tlioiisanils of iililes In the United
M DON ‘Pr sion and which may sive the  <iuuwu wi un-hesiistln-gly reply Stews-
range. You will come -
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‘ng at ii. st hand, had not even rtuii
0u0_ Plrcstsn adinitied be had rc-
lmarhed “private and confidentiu~l."l
I
he di-clliiod to siibmi; them to thcl
couiiiiit-tee. This the committee
liiian ruled they must be protluced:
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_conclusive proof. ii any were iieed-_zihort iii io future his Lmiiicdiale Fmgl of hom med] Da"”'3“g°“ ‘md
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led, of the 'aliizizlng lucfhclency' ex~,
' - L k O 'l '
treiiglt; Ile practiically knew noth-l .5 _ of his gag-get fm- nobler me “anal” and ,a 8 mm 0 “as
, ina its
i
l.-ls~iiiis to remembrance than those
me 0"d“"'i“f°“""" ‘making his “Ville ,turned in the hlsih -1111109 he fin' been sent by iail, but the cost was
pointiiieni. had not read carefully-`_;;-y -,___a(h€d ,in me pursulg of his less by 20 per cent., and COS! is li
his own report as published, and _,lm-,._;_0,, as a 5o|d_e|._ By pwpulm. governing factor.
when conlironted with ,i-t, somle of \.c,_,__ ,he Ggynmn p-pple have called .
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.he pzurzigraplis had get nnxed autlihiiii to the highest place in the ad- b¢9un b¢¢w¢¢,, Toronto and Van- me hm ,ms cushgn on wmich you
other data had been le-ft out by the,,,,;n;,~,_,-Minn of their R;/public-_ 15 eouver, via the Panama Canal. it
. . . 1 h ' ks I r
l>'i>0WFIl£‘l'- [he l/.kely -to ‘play false -to thenl :indlldkes we or I me “ee onge
_ _ _ . . _ t l b\t ' e t two _ . .
let 'it wus on hill; precious rv--n-_tmy them to his former nl'zisi<,\r`? lo make me rp L Sw H e I( is soinetlnies )usi a dul-l ache, but
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port -thu governiiieilt_deturiuined tn_if ,hey ,mm me Katie,-.|3a[.k_ doum. by _“___ but there _S _Said to be a
ww Pl-mme" 8 subsmy of S1;-"O00"| if-ss .heir new President will not saving ol' fiom 40 to 50 Per cent. ln .‘°"d‘"`“""‘ at mnes- wh`:`1“` Som'
lres-lst their -will. l'f_ as we belieii.. licilllll- Thus Efemli' are ‘hc mu'
ct-ived lt;-tteis in London frp_niC.\ir. they “_D______ regard the ______, ____ _e_ ways handiwpped in_theii'__c_t:nipe;l- _ _ _ ____ _ ___
- = if . -‘ . . ' '» - - 1. - ' .': s V- ' '
Low, Min.st.r of Trade an _ _ oiu _c__H___g the Hohenzonems wwh M,,_r_ tion with unter carr_lugc __ ti] 3 you 1 tuip o ra e cg ui
merte bearing ulpon his investign-l _ , _ W-lyd UW 10111-led (10“l1 WJ! I een'
approximately tw.ce as great as it
would have been had the sugar
A steamshlp service has also been
h
terminal cities by this mute than
Ihat
Behr
at
Qnurs
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SCIATIC PAINS
.Sonieoiie has described the Dahl
of acuig iheuruatlslll, RS bélllg ll|(€
unto having »:be .loint in a vii-se. and
the v.;5@ clumiped as hard as -human
sands t-eulti clam-ii it. but sciaft-|02
omniltut invesii atin ocean' _ ' - . WBY UD U10 3798! Canadian river- is like having 5011190119 °_"_ 5°‘|_1;_9'
t _ ,
hlug tome along and give e
cianip tl couple more turns.
There is no question but tha
the pziiii fiom a real »sl.'l8hi<!3 iS
most intense. and we can under-
striii-ll ihis when we nzmem-ber that
_he stiiitic nerve is the ilargest
nerve in the body.
The pain extends from a point
under the bil; muscle at the 'back oi
sit.) liiid often rig-h-t down -_he bacl
or the leg to the ankle. with a weal
ness null stiffness of the muscle
more freqiicntiy it is a severe sharp
pain. liiiiiig almost beyond liutinal
oasis lust just a week or two, thi
usual nztaclt extends over montdis
'llie dirigiiosiic sign is that who:
knee .~'truight. -to ri right ‘tingle witi
sion, Von Hindenburgs influence the body, the pa-in iii the blip hs
toiinl not restore Monarchy, To a
chief of State in Von Hindenlliurg's
_position the dream of overturning £1181- \ i
_ the Republic .restoring the llohen- _ “T _ t 9
'would not -tolerate and the chaiir- 2011,,” an, ,.e_ stahl- hm _.__ The rarlways ave i_s° 0 CGM-
” K E 'S g "M pete f°r I°°=| freffw with fi" =|=°-'f-linufii the it iigih of ure attack.
zirisiii cannot be the first -preocciip-
subject to -the.p9t‘ll\lS5i°" 0! Mnfzitfon. \\ hzitever idcas h' _may list*-[ormuiis multiplication of motor S_____ _‘W , _,n H .-9 adhesions ha
Low. Al-together the proce.dings bor in regard io the possibility otlvars and ,fucks upon. ,he immov. ” ‘ 5 “ y “' ' l
in the Ocean Rates' Committee gi\'e‘such a revolut/lon being -brought ed hghways, u riinlry In the U11'
task -iiiii-st bi to make a success of
zhe .\lc.-\doo wages extortion, -and
high salaried oillcialdoin on top of,
tric trolley roads and with the en-
heighr which only -began a coin-'
tions but as he allegtd these wirrci _ ._ _ » °-’"°“> °v"hc"d of capital Lost' coint= even moi; -intense.
ln ftffliier days the patient wa-
piit to bmi and given com-plete rest
ivhirh i.~' slill consider' rl g-'.o.'l iretit
ment. Heat is ol’ much help. How
vcr piiysfcizins now try .lo locnt=
tht- vnilso of -:he sointlca, so as tr
Sttuii- yetii's ago the lfmatnient
\\'.is in expose these nerwfs tind this
iuicht l>-,- clilising troiihle.
.'\"lilpl<~ .-lifitlling of lil'-= nerve li;
_'pulling on the heel was likewis
used.
El€'l'1l'fCily, :the actual cailtt-ry. in
i , _ , _ paiatively short time ago and is ___ ,_ _ , , , _ _ ._
.ht-lim-ii it ur. Preston in compii- he we (-°\@fl1m@“'~ . ` 'W' "“ ‘ll ""‘” “ml “ll *~°l“"°~
, y _ inpidly becoming more und more
or alcohol, were other for-iiis o
itll-I his FUDDN- The L'°"lmm"-9 and? N0.|T';rHE EEA-rC|ANs gg;-10nS_ This fnrm 0, ,_-gmpg-titign_ti'ezltinent. Aspirin in henry dosei
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_public will await \\i _h interest the‘ has a|i'e:l<ly'CUt dcel’ mm the 0001'-
_coiitciits of fthe -letters iiiark-#ill cur ls_ru.m.d uoiitempnrary, 'l`l-1
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_"private and conilidlin-t.i-11-l." thtltlgu,-k.\._;1,, pD5.t_ gm\.,.|y asks ,\r¢ g______ _“ying pr0pe____e__ have ceM_
ating earnings of stcuiii railways
so that roads \\'liit~ii were form~°rly
bus bueii iisiid to allay the pain,
'l`nd:a_v hol\'°\'er your physlcirri
will rl-lteiupt to locate the cause o
the »-niet-tion in the teeth, tonslils
nustil passages or gall bladder, auf'
halt- D-i%Pd b< llheell hs' ll\1l`l‘fl‘H'|i’olii,itians Insane” If by poll»tlci.iiis ul H, bu Dpemwd to the extent 0| thus get rid of the trouble,
e Ano tr. smlotev _ ‘
p__°_______°__. conitiiiitiee the real -reason for theicmiaimy n0._ whm hmm, Uh). ,C The °__t_°°k for the 'uture /of 
cxtrzluiwliiiary ntl.-rude -:liken up by_;,,, ;,,_,;,,,,. ,,l,0nt, The gymntonri rv- steam ranways in bogh me Uh.;g¢d
Gu" G°°'9° 5'- Pl‘°"° 315 .\lr_ Preston towards tho §hll|llilll§|f<-ir-ed to as ilirunilpiing The l‘nii'.~» States and Canada is not bright.
<0l\\l1'~\I\y till hli-.~‘. Hliort liiifslmiii. ».-iiicli ns voting $200,0ll¢`.0Wltli-Z 10 the CJUSHS t1b0Ve Hll\l_’-"l'i>oiie and buck bone. has given re
It is within ithe -bounds oi' posslb- for rrpziir-s to th-, l-1iidson'.~i 1311;:-"“d°lh° mm that Dlieimnl' Cnnmlmn Her to thollsands °r sufferers'
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In -twenty-t`live percent oi’ th
cases there has been an injury. :
sudden lift, a inissllPp_ or a slip c-
soiile kind, which has resiil-trrl l
m».~'<iiic on the -seiantlc nerve or
the nerve tlzunk .sllpiplyiil-g tit,
A w ll ntljnstvd brace. -tha.; lim-iif
lit- liiotimi ol' the joint betiveeu ihii
,__,_______ _ _ _ l _ inilway mileage is tar ln excess of,
*ii* Ill. y that lion, Ili-r. Lqw may be PK-' ltaillwziy, tithe pier: ng of .ilhelmselvesllhb _0____u_y___ need___ it is pammuvi
     £5.13
O _
Carter’s
Seedsl
A Grow
Ask for them, Plant them,
Watch them Grow.
Sweet Peas, yes, what co|~
ors please?
Garden Peas. Tall and
Dwarf Varieties (Early and
Late.) ,
Onion Sets, Shaliots, Potato
Onions, in perfect condition.
(Plant now.) ,
Cabbage Seed, Onion Seed,
Carrot, Parsnip, Lettuce,
Radish, Tomato, Cucumber,
Squash and many other var-
ieties of Garden Vegetable
Seeds.
Plant Beans and Swcc!
orn later. 
Clover and Tlmo¢hY S°°d'
Wheat, Oats. Field Peas,
Vetches, Barley, c°""v B"°k`
wheat. Ask for them on U12
other side of the store 91""-
Carters Seeds and S¢¢d
Grain are tested for Purity
and Germinatlon befor#
being offered for sale. Buy
 ghgm. Try them.
CARTER & CO-,
Limited.

,,+,,,,.¢»»44++o+o »++N*
_ INSIDIOUS
EYE STRAIN
We unc this adjective ad-
vludly. '
Buflorerl from Eyoctraln
mgy have perfect vision and
‘ therefore do not suspect tha
presence of my syn defect.
The motive power of the
cntlra human organllm Il
Norvo Energy.
Normal cyan, It la computed
utllln about 20% of this
Nerve Energy but when EVO'
strain lc present, a much larl°
gr proportion ll required
I-knee footlvo cycl,through
14°
their ccisumptlon ofrln OX
cnclvt amount of Nerve ln-
” ufllct thc
:mlm ¢ waoruwv
of the body, and uoc Ill
bacilli
AVI YUM IYII
IIAMININ
_VW
@
-,_ ed -for the opening, whether 'tihosle
§ intending to -participate were pre-
<6i&"
_ lerable Meetings are called for rt
* ' li
bQ*©O§%  Q%{Q{4
. 4 . r .
li-iiiiiied as tl wltnf-as lo giv- si." on iccoid as declaring that Caii.iil:\I ' CI ' ‘
-this _,WV _,V , _ ‘ ' ` ‘   ' ` ' _true tliiiit the ra lway outlook hiis,§ 'li'lI't`l0t0l' R€Rdlng 1
` “ir”  " ` iiirriierinforinalion tothe (lanaillanlliiii-it coiiipleto illiiis ruilway and not -been so dark in i1i`ty ye-:irs‘
oo-fo-Q-was-qo»~o¢¢-~»» .~ . ...,,
lpublic of the motives, political or -.illieis ot' it similar kinil which our Dllsl HS ll 124 lil DYGSEUL lt lsllnllof' Eyes placed clue ¢¢g¢¢h¢,- in ,M
__,,h,,r“,ib,_._ bemind _[he p|.__§,Un “i,_,__(___n_,_n__lmm‘.y mlghr hw" amled llhcse conditions and prospects tli:it_head ileliotc u strong iiicliiuutlon to
l . ’ ` 'fthe Lords ol' Mlsirule nt Ottawu lil-.l’U*l‘l'l\'-*S ‘lf-ll J0Hl0llSy. their own
s.on to Great Brita-in,  - ' ~ ' -i f= - ' ‘ ' '
nw. not .symptoms oi’ insanity, h.y_______ __p0__ _____|_Hng __ho______n___q of or--_. .ilsii ll.iv¢ u turn for f,m|r.f|,,,|.
_ limi. J. E, Sinclair annilunce-l .ire 1-\vid.-liens iiniillsttikealzle vvid-' - ~ - h°` ‘md “hhlbt [mi me corred ln
» miles of new railways in Ctinutld. .lv work that they do are v
, er
. :that the government would g'v»=- it-.eric a of sihrt-wil cunning dcv-"ltry'not one of whit-li has any reason 'lil‘l‘1ltient with the faults ot others*
____ _ _ _ . _ _ . -| ., -
‘ ldeuiixion on Monday whether .\l:'. _hut ¢.,,,al,|,.S them to hawg on tolnble prospuzt of eariiliili opcrating_;__"" '?""-“‘-“_
_ _ _- aiige 0 Governm it. W. 1,.
.bow's correspond/-nce would b» their $4_000j h 'i lib tt 1 tvxpensehl ' » cl  (
t o s .int t e n em an ||,evc ,hm a huge majority OI tm
|»`*ll‘l'""‘ M211- -iniolilnieii-t-s_ l-2 isthueleotore who 'people ol’ this Province hav(
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A _
at OUR LATE FRIENDS
His Honour Lieutenant Governor
lleartz. at a. mlcen-t -pulbiic meeting
over which he presided, announced
. that he piinposeri opening nlll meet-
./ ings at which he was askr.l to -pne-
- side, promptly at -the ‘hour aippoint-
_,sf\n-t or not. And the announ-cement
wus greeted with e<nthusias~tiic ap-
plause, This is the only remedy for
_a condition which ,its becoming intol-
eertaln hour and /men and women
of pimotiiall biialnlt-as h‘a'hi-ts are
 there on the minute, Then there 5,,
the iisual'waitin1( for a quorum or
for some one or more who may have
to do with thu- business for which
the nimting was called. Noi-hlng
and the habit has no -grown thnt .,,
tneetlns called rm- a certain hour
Will Dot ‘be opened un-til mteen or
even thirty minutes later, To husy.
pun-ctiia/l .men and women -the inex-
reusable ddliay is iexiaiipirating and
tho result 'ls -that they fpoiiitively I-,,.
fiise to attend at all. Many nit»-t-
ings called to consider important
"‘°"‘°" We V91? 8l'l'mlY attended
and for the llmble reason that no
one knows when the actual business
shalll ihegln.
lL0t 'us Bet out'of this miserable
habit Wlhen n meeting or nn ,;,,¢e,-._
taliamont is called for, say, 8 o’clnck‘
let the 'mwwdlnls b98lil Dromptly
ni. 8. The hdlblt onog f(,|~m9d_ _those
lnicllrsted will 'be on 'hand on trims,
NOW
Field Mardiml Vtmllllnden-burg lls
“W ihfwlted as Piieakiem of me
0°"'fl*ll Walwbllc says an exchange.
Holiaa ta-kontdiooulfhofoiflflootliltt
binds lrlm to be true to -tho constitu-
illpltii IDTLQUB he exe
can be more annoying than rhisfwhen
ui' keeping them there tihat are ln-
lienr oi' the mon who was bi-:te by
a dog and who demanded tlgthe
owner shoot tihe animal? Thu own-
er indignanitly reflised declaring
that -his dog was not mad. ‘Mad,"!
retuirned -the victim, “what has he
get to -be mad about. lito»me thnt's
mad," This people -have been -badly
bitten and *by the time eleo.lon dny
comes around they will 'be mzid
enough to putfthe dog where it can
do no fiirthleir harm.
ii 1-i-_
EDITORIAL NOTES
The sipllt-log drag nlftcr every
i\ziiin_
Spring has only recolled; it
The
will come back again.
Mlaiiy of oiur ziiltolsts do slow up
ith"y come to hhose white
lines across -the streets and ii
mnke:-i lt plcasnnteh- for pedestrians.
We trust the wht-tewash will -not be-
come dimmed. for ‘human memory
is very short.
The Progressives »hri‘ve received
another cold douche .ln -tlhe defeat
of t-h~ir amendment for a revlisi-on
downwand otihe tariff. This ilown-
ward revlsionllayon old story now
one ot fthe enirly promises -that se-
cured their sirpport for the lblbern-ls
Wonder how many nebuffa .t'he'Pro
grt-saiveis willl stand for iz $4,000
job.
Our neighbors across the line
have intimated very plainly tn ug
just what they want and what _they
D0! want our manufactured pro-
ducto or our funn lprolucis, and
i
sane. Did our contemporary ever;
do not M111! from Canada. They do swelling the interest charge which
So crazY is the reckless King Gov-.
'ernment that they have put for-;
ward ln Parliament railway pro-I
jects which are not needed agziliisti
which four of the_r own Siippor»tcrt~'»
[protested in the strongest wtiy,
laltliough the proposed railways in-
te-iisected their own constituencies.
That was in Saskatchewan. The
Saint John Globe, a staunch and
iiontst Libeial journal, has for
months pnst protested ln the most
rigorous ‘terms against the bu ld-
ing of a railroad projected by the
King Government lust year and
again this yeur, notwithstanding
the protests against l-t. The grounds
.if protest ure that the road is not
.it all needed, that it will divert
;ralllc from existing Niitlniiaiflnil-
way lines and from the port oi'
Saint John to un United States port.
Do the Liberal papers ln Prince
Edward Island tell their readers ot'
.h_¢.§e_thlngs? Not at all! Wdieii
he facts are pointed out ln The
iiuurdlan they do not attempt to
lefend the King Government, or
he four Liberal members who slip-
.iort thc Government in everything
zliat It does or proposes to do. ilu
not -the intelligent people ol Prince
lddwnrd island want to know whiit
,a being done on their behalf ut
Jttnwa? Undoubtedly they do, but
_hey must look elsewhere than ln
.lie Liberal newspiipers to get the
acts ot' these crazy transactions
it ottawa.
No branch railways are being
_iropoaed or built in Prince Edward
lcland hy -the King Government.
\nd we have no hesitation in say-
-H8 that none ought to be built ln
.he present condition oi Dominion
ind National Railway finances.
Federal taxation was never sohlgh
and so burdensome im lt is today.
All these branch railways -must
be built out ot' borrowed money
that is added to the public debt,
which grows from year to year,
must -be .paid in added taxes.
Nonrly four Yun of rockin: and
uh” wld u' °° M “meh” “ he", wasteful mfcrulc have brought Can-
‘NW “W” "'°"'~ The? WU" 0'" adlan Government nuances tothelr
Dllllrwood. our nw lumber and our -present deplorable condition. Can
ham when and they le: mm in there -be any h°ne_ot better thins!
"es nd my "nh, mm WWI. to vrhila the King Government ro-
"‘*“'° .“”""‘"7' C” M' “M “°""" I lmalm ln power? We fan to see
*_ _m_,_._ _man mled md ¢,,m,¢,,|_|nairufacturo -them. Why not an ex- _._"__'|”___&____s_¢
Tho, ,
reached the same conclusion, most
of whom believe than any conceiv-
able change would be for the bet
ter. Untold injury has -been dons-
bythe misriile of the past foul
years, but the heart ol' the Canadi-
an"people is still sound, the re-
sources of the Doiuinlon are rich,
the pluck, lndustry and thrift of
our people :ire admlra-blp and when
rightly led and directed by wise
and .pntriotic st:-itesmen Canada
will move forward iigain along the
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§ Daily Selections 2
~ ron
Guardian Readers
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O~O'f'O'§'**fO-O-0-00-OQO-0990-00* V
my 1s. 1925
A MUCH NEEDED PRAYER:
-'Create in mi: A clean heart- 0
God; and renew a rlgh Slllfl 'wmlmi
.iie. Psailm 51: 10.
-PR*AYE'R:-- Come thysell. 0
Lord, in-to our hearts. and -then they
will be con-tilnually renewed_
"Will you
a LITTLE to _
the cork of
sacrifice MUCH
_ your love for Christ”
MV HAPPY H°UR -was the last message of Mrs. William Booth, the ~
l‘he hour before the “sandiiinii"
comes
is a welcome hour io nie.
For thi.-n my daily tasks are lloiir
And I may happy be.
So joyfully ivecl- mb -:hc stnir _
Ami gently close the duui-
.\'e play und sling, and scniiil‘\‘l”
there
For 'bout an hour or iiiore,
.Voc fat* s glowing from the lllitli
~Aiid eyes like pools of love
‘he music c.t` their ringing laiigh
Llike strains l'rom Heaven aiiovt-.
ine, tiil d cl' play. cliinlis into bt-il
And sci.l;>s down to sill-iiilii=i‘
‘lie "$.indiiilin" hover-ng li\'~>rhe.'lll
Does count another nuuibvr. I
iii older one is moi" nzowii up,
She is slit in-_<1 tit' iuy feet
_'ho wht lv she tzovors :ill her hooks
To ketp them clhaii. niid nent.
\nd ill this cozy, evolving hour
(Truiii-S balm for care. and soi'ro‘\\‘|
ind l-liiildren's hnlppy iiliivccn.-t' i
llriilg-s I-treng-:h for the toiiioruoii-1
|
.iid uliliu does cours \\'hl>rr> woi~i~_\'i
_ rffgiied, |
And thoughts of happier' trend.
fhoii-gh tired 1 was. l'iii siruiig
again
\\'ith my truest, dearest friends.
‘hun thlldish love and ciiiiildisli
-.i'us._
mother of the Salvation Anny, to the great organigg.
tion which is doing and has done so much inthe past
for wayward, sm-burdened, Suffering humanity.
Self-denial is the very foundation of Salvation
Army service. Because of the life-long, devoted self.
denial of the Salvation Army people, their work goes
on and goes far. They ask little for themselves-
they give much.
That is why a dollai- put into Salvation Army work
does a hundred cents’ worth of good. The money is
not paid out in high salaries, nor in extravagant ex.
penses. It all goes into the work o£:--
Spreading Christianity, Helping Prisoners,
‘Ci=\fil18 f°f 0'Ph°“°' Caring for their Famili
Healing the Sick. - ~ es'
Helping Wayward Gi_.|s_ Bringing Hope and Cheer
Feeding the Starving, to the Down and Out.
The work of the Salvation Army_ is one long
record of unseliish sacrifice in the service of others.
YOU can help those who do so_ much and five so
much, by a little self-sacrifice yoursel .
Give your contribution to_th¢ authorized collector,
or send if ta:--
MAJoR i-l»l?__Q0EC.l? _ _
Charlottetown, . - - 1106
SALvAii0N ARMY
in His sekvicl-1
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'l`lil'r<- 5-; no greater pnwtr, ’- '
ll-l nt-ei-lsliiicss away l‘ll tliriisi
ln th.-i, my happiest lioiir l
-l’liol.liv llt'ulii~_v.‘
N 0  of A
Industrial
IJUNDON, hlzty 15.-'l`li|'l'v lvorv-
0 -present signs of :lily gil :ii iii-
iis1t',‘iai'l iie\‘olo|iiili~iit, .~lit-li :is fol-
oweii the Nupuleunit- \\';lr.~v iiill-_‘ss
t \vli.5 iii i‘o.<|le.t't -to lhv gen -rilllioil
it elect! . ity, s:li>d Sli' Arthur Sivcl-
laiilaiiil. Minister of I.:iboi', in tli~~
lou-so ci' (‘oinnions_ today, liiill ill
his nirriier the British (hiv riluii-lit
uid pri pllroil vxleiislvi- plnn.-_ ivliicll
ie hiipcd to :<li-li-iiiit Ito llzirlizuiieiit
tefore auluiuii. Sir Arthur Sielilv-
-lraitlliiiils .~'.tu.truient lvais made iii
-he coli-me ol` tl debate inisoll by ill"
Ilalbor Opposition wli"r»\iu -they :it-
licked ,lie tioilernriu-lit for t'.iiliii‘:
to clietk uiieliiployiilt-nt.
Thi- (ioveiiililit-lit. i‘oiil'end~1l ili<‘
Lnborites, was reflisliig to give the
same help to stiiiiul-zilv ti~:id»- with
tilsslu -that lit lind givvii lvl-l'lliigly
o Frllnc' _
Labor Motion Defeated.
The tliscussion on uncuiployliient
'n the Coniinons ond tt debate on
he competition melt by British
'noving picture prodiiceirs with
,hose oi’ the Uniled Stn-ics in the
ilouse of Lords i’*c:itiil'etl todny's
Pai'1i:liu(°n'itiry sessions. lui regard
to the foniiiler. a Lnlbor motion lui-
pii-gning the Governiiieiiit was de~
lfeated, 320 -to 111, <
Rt-gzirdiiig the iunv'iig pit-ture in-
dustry in (li'e»nt Britailii, Lord Neov-
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