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|¢|\¢|¢$t, W. Ohoator I. llalmnt
Secretory. uout. col. n. A. nuslunnn, lx 8- 0- his party press for his action, after
Editor and Hanger. J. ll. lturlrit
lv", yn* |u,,,,,-¢.¢|v¢_.|\r...|r R. Northrop the election was over. I-Ie was
vice-Prcnucnr. J. ix. uni-noni mllcll
Alloelate Editor. D. K. Currie.
Chleago ltagliaautaiivo-E. J. Power '
-rn. cunnnuu -ny so ontninca sro- in. roiiorviq .vnu in blamed for maklns protection an
_ issue, as it was oime upon which his
Charlottetown: ‘
not-lu-¢ s¢nnuen.'0r¢h°\ Uh
cartcr a Co-. Queen il-
A. nrown. stu-D Volk'
Iieplea Daly. llielloud St.
Railway Bookatall _
J. D. Taylor, Grafton St.
Wm. Dallul. Spring Park Road party
P. T. Murphy. Prince Si.. Grocery I
‘ .v. P. nutty. Queen S1- i“"° "
W- C- Wrilil- K9" ""'*¢' W°“* mediate election. The Govern-
R. 'lhuhaa \\"llte, |25 El- Ave.
and ouooci. orc.; nrorxe S1- "lem
kept
TuURsDAY,`FEBRUARY 14, 1924 
- tion
THE CIVIC ELECTl0l_U. purpose is tu re-establish Europe of 9°
l Ull
Once more the city sails on iiii-lllaslx
der a new government. and tliere llllll
I
remains but congratulations to tlie_wll
thy for those w»lio failed to sei-urertllng
election. ll)onald is a pacifist und his re-es~
We congratulate Mr, John .\lC-'tub
in this and these two along lt
it Great Britain will forin a coin- ¢xp¢¢
1 _ _ _ _
iishment oi' Europe no doubt is party
Kenna on the evident contideuce_iutended to be pacific. France has Ely a
reposted in him by his fellow-citi-_Il0l
zehs in electing him to the honor- the
able position of -Chief Magistrate as
and, from his record as a council-
lor, and as Chairman ot hhe Boa'rd
of Sewers and Water Comgmlssiuii _'he
ein, we feel assured the conlidence,r"l"'
will not -imve been misplaced. I
His rivsi for the honor, Mr, 11.9"'
S. Brown, although falling behindlE
_ . i UE
in the count on this occasion, will-
carry with him th-e pleasing recul-,
lectlon that he once graced the
neat with credit -to himself until
satisfaction to the citizens.
Yesterdayb voting, although .nu-
merically lens ‘than in some former
years, shows very -clearly that little
fault has been found with the re-
H19
way
tiring C0uncll. Two Councillors
had retired. Councillor Pierce
withdrew on account of ill-liealtli,
man, Mr. E. _A5 'Fos-ter, who, as si it
-citizen and as a business man is.
in every way worthy of the couii-'sol
how
France and Germany must settle its
i The regime is new not only in ____
_has
Although work was originally P
,realized as it is today of
and his place was filled thy ii uewlnor
yet become quite reconciled to with
game as it is uelng played and Prem
the cards, face upward, show DP
it is going to be played. "nt
have
ltussia and italy are witli bmug
his m
Premier Stanley Baldwin, who
o party to defeat on tho pro-
bilarned by tt strong section of
was not united and one which'
ed the necessity of an im-
‘° Bevel” Sl‘““l"~ Bl" ll “"5" it is hnrd to credit this but it for pulnwvvd as the American mills
tlended party conference has just showed thc lack ol thought. thus.
one voice requested the ex-‘ Now what actually DIDWDS Build
ilibat
$0112
of
Qnurs
Bu /amen . Barton. MD.;
A FURTHER WORD ABOUT
,had at the time a sufficient BUN|0N5 ,sm
majority to have carried on and w* written nu the subject 01' DlllPW00ll
me control or affairs um" B in a former article I talked about mm-llels and pm-.,s_Amel~l¢,ln ln.
biinions. That the we ll
conwnlam Season The Elem h_"_m_m__uon or aybag ‘fr $;e¥_*;'_l :_§l'_t_a§ts or their representatives in
brought with it defeat. the loss the junction of the end of the big dmv,
wer, and worse still from the :_¢;‘;_eb°ol:_e tlzghixggr Jil'-;”§;’p;’o'lg";il‘ross their truil by way of prtendlug
a ilrin commercial and financial C0nS€_FV*1UV9 9011"- 0' new- it the foot. gsefh
It in u Labor _Admmmrauom le; Sglrrlaggsflgt elgsgflngzggihapil; ierring to cond itlon governing pulp
was wnlldemly pndlllgsd ,nd recruits, and wherever i saw w°°d
. ll ._
led tha* Mn Baldwin would bunions l asked the chap if be had n;‘l‘u“;e_
worn na 'ro sb e _ .
victors with a measure of sympa- bilm lon wllllll _Um .lo Home get resign the party leadership or be Hls relllvwwaso-.Sllell you see my _Now that the Canadian pulp and
H they begin Ramsay Mlm "moved ln", fl-,_-,m as a resull of fool was ll bll wlde naturally and paper inunufacture-rs fully realize
llltallen action H9 lmd cel-. I thought a narrow shoe would sort IWW
,alnlv subjected the malty of his of shape it up better and make it Dly ln Canada really ls. they are
narrow. Dclfe
vu...
The Public Forum  ‘ _- ” _ » -  ~ ‘
This column. la. open for
tho dlacuaolon by oorrou-
pondonto of question. of ln
toroat. The Charlottetown
Guardian don not nooolaan
ily endorse tho opinion. ox-
proued by Ito oorrospon-
dents.
Buying Up-to-Date Goods  
By 'SETH BROWN
 N& `
’Q*Q-Q
Ti-is FARMERS' Pu|.PwooD ‘\"
-DeBDil€ ull that hits 'been (|l||¢» g'()()(hl_
_ She
da still persist in trying to
the proverbial red herring ac-
umplon the rights of the tar-
und settler by continually re-
'|‘Iic
prices iii the past which will
iio bearing (whatever on the _
_\'0ll ill'(‘ |lll_\’lIlg',
small the remaining wood sup-
ctly willing to pay as much
conserving their own limi-ts
putting off the day when they
ivoinnn likes to fool flint she is
lniylng old. sliop\vorn, out.-of..
Ile (loci-ui’t whit for people to dig
wunts goods which nrt- new
and fresll, cspcciully in articles oi'
wcui' and ornitmentation.
star(-_ In which you trade lu|'gv.
ly ilvle°|°|niltes what kind ol`good.~‘ A
If you trade in stores which do at
sniull ainoimt ol' lmslnei-ii-i, you
muy ret-il1 :lst-lured that your incr-
cliuni is al\vit_vs carrying goods
\\'lilcli'tl|'e two or tllrec scttsons
'l‘hc briglit advertising merchant
goes ul it unotlicr wo y.
ilirotigli the stock to find ills
gomls, but lie i|s¢~,~i‘spuce ln tlic
|ic\\'i~;lutlict'l-i to tell till ilu- people
about liis goods.
il\'ci'i.isliig intakes it _cosy for lllcni '
io know about his \vm'es. briiigi-i _
ltiin lnimediutc buyers and lie
sclls lils stock over' mill over
again. _ '
li. docsil’t. get it cluiiicc to get stale
_unit-of_tlsttc‘.
lm. to relaln the leallel.Hhlp_ ;\l_l;en_ you wear a narrow pointed will be forced to dismantle their _
_ _ _ e- m-iiis
P°5lfl°" 1° MF- BH|dWl"S "¢- Why the outer ends of the toes male
for lack of a suipply of raw
risl.
ion of the leadership seems to are drawn inward. and the lower The very m-gumenl lllat lllese
died down very quickly and ends which mee! me 9°|9 life American representatives use nam-
sll-englll _“ml mreulenlng cha, ?;‘;;“_h';Ul)"_‘;*|1_l_"lt5lle iggt lil; actggilllg ely, that tlie farmer is iii such des-
ir differences according to the ,lever must have been more umm,-_ _ D¢`-*l'Hle Slfllllli that he Wflllld Stllrve
s of the game and no one can ent
the
-----~ -Q-o>?-___
W0 RK
form
os
_ the
of punishment, the full signifi- ell
A
have i-fforts to uvoid
been so persistently and iii Re
e purpose in life of apparently men
dence placed in him. _ `lhe t
Councillor Connors, wlio retired wo
to seek further -honors' on auotherlla
and won the honor, is succeededllm
` of Moore:& McLeod, Ltd., a gentle-l
mer Council were elected. two of el'
them. Councillors Moran land I`tat»|hll
ers ‘by majorities which were alm
strong tribute to the services they
had rendered. S
There _were iilve nominations vot-
l
ed on for the ithree vacancies iam
» isimllarly bound together had so
the Wat? Commission, ond Messrs.;
tr
L. B. M lcr. H. l-‘_ Connors and J.| a
A_ Wenger were returned ___ thelhas become u burden to rich and gg”
__ ned lpoor alike but especially to the lat- plan
o .
lter and ways of escape, honest and 3
order im n
NEW RITISH GOVERNMENT
A Labir
thing in Great Britain as is also (la
the acce ion of a once obscure vii- wage must forever be the standard f.)
lage you
Minister
The nxw
new lea r
sion an '
has held its first ses- all
say M Donald made his flrstol
speecb. speech of two hours. and Tl, E l _ B
the cab
he cam snded and received such
attentlo
bably n
DW
snd"respect as has pro- ell
From hat is being said of him
e came to the wa
front ai
party, 0 e
and unixsputed, namely, that J. of
Ramsay MacDonald is a strong duction for n wage that places the
mon, A than of firm convictions product beyond reach of the wage
and eqililsy firm purpose. i-Ie will eamer. is paving the road to dis-
carry t _ ugh whatever he under- aster. sooner or intel-_ when we
he il not likely to at- remember that eighty por mm; ol
tempt nythingl that cannot or the cost of a house is paid for la.
t be carried through. bor can we wonder that rents have
mode an abrupt and rad- sone beyond tho rench of ordinary
o in the foreign policy of W0l'klll¢ people! Can we wonder
tolh in according rccogn- that few houses are being built?
o Soviet government of A like proportion obtains in all
o some this looked like that we buy. our clothing, our
ion. notion w _V might bww lad rllm. everything in not
more dently. have . post- that we are obliged to purchase in
polled ti ll he hadhot ` lament, 0l'_d_er to live. In this province we
Mt( lloldld it ‘fond _ of .tho are at the mercy of combines be-
ltrongnl mon in 'Boland now youd our own borders. combines
have ` 'idea that  may have over which we can exercise no con-
hool  ` trol. our purchases are cursed be-
in b whole Mk policy hu fore they reach as and we all, mor-
ha p all his cards on the chants. tradosmen, wage earners
.___ . .ut_-. _ ._ _ l
takes uit
nbould
as ti `
ical cha
Groot B
itioli to
Rollin. , T
llllilv-
le iii Cape Breton demanding an ¥
liicri-use of wages and shorter
 ¢+»
fhours before resuming work.
ttccesslve similar increases on
dishonest, are being sought. ,ll
_ In the nature of things business U
cannot return to normal while
_ Government is a new these conditions exist. An honest
great majority is to iivoiillbes
rk. The formula of the original empl
s been changed to read “the ll
To this main cause we nifty ut- lemned- however- and -lllghllndledlsllllv The lntelcolonlul was llle |tlte farmer it lair price for his }£;ust'tlE]'mel; 'Ha"'?l'_wh°"ie "u';'e`
niau and ti business man known_tribute the wcrld’s Present llflm-‘*l_fl:le:lIgixliptlgglit;l:?el:itL;l;]:t::_'_E§x'Ifirst experiiiieht in government, Xxlulg; ‘;_r('lL_i';v"ei_E`)f';“"if'vt.he ["f‘il’_‘;"“ liicilill-eN;ilci‘<,;;~l:,s3li(<; i(>Mii;niie(tli;;niuti';-:(3  
and respected by all our citizens._nnd discontent, the high cost oflThe majolfm; of me electorate délownership and was tried out in _methods sllmllur DSO" ‘ge égmrli  ‘l1;_<;_~‘=‘l______l»;~'l1_l)1I.lfLll___lillllllllill
'rho remstningtmembers or the for~_llvlns. the unemployment. the pov- no . N B . i ii 'rn _ _ . . n wi ci e , l
ly. A near at hand illustration th
s been before us for a number oi'
eli' part and on the part of others
iscd the cost of living that living or-y
The
8|
y’s service for an honest ilay’s
of protection that was pro-
your toes together to u central
Fortunately the dressy shoe of Of
wider than before. l - ll _ l ~
than real. The ex-Premier’s For instance just take off your 3;! pmr I e hae 0| a Small amount
,lmlbl lllal the game slmll be play. ability and high character no doubt Sl10e and with Y0Ul` |1l1'Ud tifllll' all est
iilliwocd uiinuhlly is the strong-
possiible argument for an eni-
welghed heavily in the scale when dm bargo on raw materisls.'
pi .
party conference made the de- what happens? 
ti ion. Loyalty to a chosen leader. Th l d f bi t su _
land btit in Europe and the pre- and (lm,l(mlly ln me way ol, flmllng l,o,le?st(l)cvl;€;r 5,; ltlrgoglfnmlgnenllof dy received lor locations for some
L 1  _ it'_-'_- f ti t ~h. ‘“"’"
-Sem "‘€`”si°“ or the B’m“h ‘“'l"' -mother Wh°S9 fflevdlloll W0\l|‘| "Ot lxlnilueml; Jl‘l'|;t l0n`_ue;, gosngoy; !;ll,_M; that an embargo would bring these
ut will be watched as no other _caiise dissension were no doubt me l.0m_ that as lsnld ulmve_ the iie_w _ _
been watched in iiiaiiy yeurs, Hll'0ll8lY <f0lll1'iblllnl”y to the con- bag of water is located. 'G °_Pi"l~ h°m"_m”"ke'~s for the “W”
cluslon that was reached. YDUF light S1106. YOU See. thlIS mers w°°d ‘md turn’ 'pmduce “S
_ presses on this bag, anti starts that Well
M but It was but a very mild palnllll llllllg we call ll lmnl.-m_ his family, while if the exportation
is conceded -by everyone. and
tuntiated by applications alrea-
t_v new pulp mills in Canada.
industries into the country. de-
:is furnishing employment to
piil-pwood _ia its .raw state is al-
to-iiay is of good width. with it wcil lo-wed to continue. (according I0
ed. lf Viewed fl‘0lll INS Side Of rounded toe. This means foot com- the
testimony of American inter-
Atluiilic. It was but a half fort and freedom from bunions. ests) th-ese settlers will .be forced
part of the swelling will disappear
_ ' 95 - ina
tomiiii-iiiiled u stronger support. lrouble oval. agaln _ me
sl pi-ntection for the 'British Your feet are worth it lot to you, _lm _
-geniously contrived us today. 'i`he 1101"., mul-lie; and for British work. so take cure of thenr. lull
_ __ __ __ __ __ workman will learn the lesson that kb t t f “_ d __ me 0
m mu" H °" ‘ ear" "S steady employment at higher wa  9 °u ° p° I 'cs un er awe "-
of the City administrative Bo'ards,'l,l-eall by me sweat of llls ll,-mv es
Lest We Forget
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14.
(Mohammed) who by liis milit-
emoirs were translated into Per-
ges, was born February 14, 1483.
ri
r_i_ce ¥ah_;=_rlf_i_nd his army were act-
a y ur s _ _ _ _ _
_ “ -l-HE Ac-l-.oRsi c0LoNy A1- where me rest de um er an ' Mrs. Fairfax also paid lier respects
Y un r a monument
5 y 9 _ _ _ _ _ to the Modernlsts, when she con-
A F RTUNE. P E I elected by Mr. Beliasco, Mrs. Leslie ll d: .. ,w_ _belle ,lh (llvlm,
C l d h ll _ nue e ve e
gl,-_._AB lm llmlance ol what ll alallsragg l§lEs_°3vvl.fl_;“l‘é?l spendoew truth of the .first chapter
lt_tle judicious advertising will do el-y rlmmmel. llel.e_ We hope to of the Gospel of St. Mark, and
Celebrated English jurist and
rofessor of common law at Ox-
ord. died at London, February 14.
imD0=lH(l lllwn the hllllwll I'4ll"“ by ,m,_llS,_ll.e mlllullslaclorv to SClwol_ Shiild you hil_veli bun_ion lilgeillly to abandon -their lands when their
developed, bat e t wel wt ‘ ot pul
‘ t ti i.
_ pm ec Dnm’ in the Mmh" water for ten to fifteen minutes. leave the country. The fact must
cance of the punishment has pro- Country and unsatisfactory to the two ol. lllree tlmes a day “ol
llalllv Devel- been all fully Dominions overseas in the matter Then wear it loose shoe and lmlpes slx ol- seven monlhs to lmllll
preference for their products. llllll’ l-lille! 01|! Of le” U19 blggwlt a -pulp niill, consequently there
pwood is gone and probably
be overlooked th-at it oiily
lmlllel- ml-lll Dollcy mlgm have Narrow sho Wm start an vom: would .bo uo cessation in the de-
nd lor ‘the farmei"s wood, and
only dlffereiice would be that
would sell his wood lor homie
us-tries with all the resultant
at home surely would give the  `benel'its that iwould -thereby accrue
promise lol- me relief ol- lm. instead ottlisposing ot his raw mu-
0ymenl_ some day the Brlllgh TM M°“*"°i| G"°"° li °f the terial to develop lndustrie ive
g 'ment ownership The Toronto Globe
§.nient occurred the old board of ne
u new board appointed who
liiiiiietllutely proceeded to dlsmlss|°|
tlie officials of the road and er
BABER appoint otliers to fill their places
in power. H
;__ E
prowess founded the so-called
ul empire in India, and whose
and various Western langu-
‘ fifty or sixty years ago. partly he-
term Mogul is a misnome
er organized now. But what happ-
ened when the King Government
came into power? There was a
board of Railway Directors in con-
trol of the Government Railways I
then made up of able and practical _lo
R WILLIAM BLACKSTON E
S- S
_opinion that the railways cannot be 'einployurent -to and enrich the peo-
f another na.tlon_
With regard to prices to be paid
are of uiore consequences than i _ t _ th ' h ll -for this wood. the influx oi' -thesell/9ll50ll» Wh0 Dlll‘Ch*\S€d One Of U19
l- t 0 W W“Y5 Wefel - Flockton liomes Mrs I-Iaskell who  
lmlf penny ln llle prlce of the l’°"‘ “ °“ ” new mills would in itself .produce » ~ »
_ _ l _ .- _ _ lnever kept out of politics when lmlfllvenl llll lll _ P-rc(-'tell It ll1l”E€ llllll8‘8|0W DEBT:
by Mr. wh A. Suwan’ of the “nm Sweat D! numbers bmw! mar' The lesson has not yet beenllliey were under comlla-nl’ owner- :mills lalreatll(/mf]£teal»li‘iJsll1ie¢l Yo tlssl-112'; Kenya' and last bum by “O means i
‘ . G0V6l‘lllIl€'lll Giowers Vol iit l
t\vant a protectionist ll l LW mmw C e “ “ry P00 - 0*' W0 ic t tl l . l ti = t
Do cy dm ‘did not operate it directly They ,price could be controlled b the M n lomumh m( (ml "ms U
elf wishes mlml b 1. .t l_ -  ` ' ` ' Y t improve and udtl to -from year to
e esp” e( nppolnled commllmlonel-5 ll, do _BOV0l‘Dlll€I1l. 21-‘l I`€Cl‘llily Sllggvslthllyeur. Seiia'tor McLean, one of our
,+"_‘*‘* lllml Bm when a change of G0vem_ by~ (Sir homer Guuiii. With all most success-ful anglers. and the '
"_ay_ by acclammlon_ and _me 0lh__wLel\5 lmsl wlllle 12,000 men Sloulll l of these safeguards the larnier writer.nls0 have -bungalows on this
ed have no fear for pulpwoid river.
comuiissloners was dismissed and _.prices i'ur the .i'uture_ ) So near his we can remember, LONDONQ 1?lTl]tll:‘l_r;fl 
l The present temporary surplus Cliurle-s Coiighlin joined the great"‘°n""ely d"'““`f ml ‘of ipvvv;
' piilipwood has been brought wp. majority after spending about ten ")g';'[f_'_‘g rsflfllfffsqu£;‘5'y(_dltol,H' (ll
lout through the effort of tho pull-lS“‘""“€‘l\‘l Wm' “S~ 'Charles Ke“t|{ve}el'{lvD(;,:n'Mll,l,l llewsmpws vvlll
companies to salvage as much "‘,““,"°‘ "”‘""“ “° mr °‘°"“"‘ ““"”" -iii- vii-iiiing orciit sritsiii with th.-
as possible of the (bud worm and L' "‘ ‘m°°kt°“ med in harness ) » tin an iiitci~cliat\gc
. - _ hlle la in in Sa Francisco la d "b-“Lt of promo ` g ' '
on the reconimendation of the party iire killed -wood. This salvaging is :I I D Y g U »  of lllemh "ol merely _ln the l0m.mll_
b°”t °Ve"- “nd When culling be- milnml' requestt Wag “gat his 'le' istlc world. bitt nlso us rcsarils
ins in our small remaining sup- flmrlefl Lf l,‘f,fm;§%h:lBp`g;eh§.sl%?i general questions of imperial and
Chang” of that "rt are "ov .ply ot' green tim-ber n famine in ed so much Thlé duly W S pel._ -Dominion interest. The arrange-
pulpwood will very soon develop. .l l, _ 3; _ merits in connection with the trip
"°w 3° °w°°p|"“ " ""7 were l iam, Sir, etc., vt;’;lr:§g Jhgiiciggfénligallsimstg have been lcft in the hands ni the
FRANK J. D, BARNJUM ...Phe lélaml.. land had lhem' plucell Canadian IHlgli Couimissloner’s
cause ralllway employees are bett~ Montreal, ~Feb. 11th, 1924. with appropriate ceremony, at the omce'
 ~-
i0 the ll°Sll|0" ‘lf Prime of service, Any deviation from this 1780' ms “C°mme"t'"i°s °“ the
Laws of England," printed in eight
staniltird will bring its penalty and edltons in his lifetime, are widely
Darliament under the the world ls today paying the Dem used in various adaptations. as leg-
B
l text-books in England and Am-
ont by the King Government and
it new lot appointed. chiefly of the S
despatches !Bl| lll "mf trlcal inventor, in discussing his °
been accorded to any of pl-enllceslllp before the elglll hour
his pred cessors in many years. day was instituted when a day.s
a leader of tho Labor 'pll
y for years of deliberate and erica.
nothing has happened- studied deviation. for years of dc-
TUB |19 llealief- Rf- H011- -7- Ram' liberate sbirking of duty, for years
half service for whole pay.
n career, declared that he thank- lr-
God that he had served his ap~
Chi
orp
Bell.
working. the holding up ot pro.
(Albert Edward) King of Great
ritaln and ireland and of the dom-
omas d son. the great elec inions beyond the sea, and Emperor
f India, eldest son of Queen Vic.
toria, opened his first Palllanicnt
ebruary 14. 1901.
work meantvall that a man could grgamzer °( the Chine”
an .
d 'Tat h" been “M h0l1eBtly do for a days honest viccroy of Chl-il. became first Pre-
since h “_ sident of the Chinese Republic,
February 14, 1912, upon the resign.
e present continuous demand ation of its founder, Dr. Sun Yat.
thing stands clear cut for more pay and fm- shorter lmlln
EDWARD VH' office after the next change of ce
still going on at the head of our
some times better or worse. And a
YUAN SHI-KAI
nese stateman and diplomstist
e army
s. governor of Shan-tung and ginning in Parliament after sub- W
sldies and loans; promoters and (_
contractors were principal con~ w
non-paylng branch lines were to a
be folsted upon the Government
RIDEAU CANAL
the politicians were kept busy mak-
l l l_ l-l, _ _ the diviheitrutli of the first chap-
railway men. These were turned slibrl!lli(l\_rilll;el0l)ll.l,l;y§lng;“mess we lsvélflf ugh; Eltsvlfnsém "nd mgily ter of the Gospel of St. Luke. We
.ln the Bprlng or 1885 or .ll_ James Haskell did l.ou‘;_xy:;f"::;’0_ Ml: pay no attention .to the sinister in.
oleman. then Superintendent. is- and Ml-g_ HM-rm are wltll us every? l9l”P"e¢“U°“5 “nd °“5g°°“f!°“B °‘
p nc pa c les
trio tor to party funds; ond when ln the 'United States and Canada. d d th
U B addressing them to hotels., city MONTREAL- Feb- ‘12~“Al1 |"'| S“(ll:,}ll§lll,lI;;pll¥“!e“_ea ows an e
no simon ticket omces, tourists' l§l‘°°ll_l€'s__nnn_;>_;1__ncement is that of ‘
agents. etc., and 'later in the season 9 K * Y Y ‘Strathcona t0 » ' _
when visiting friends in Boston M"Gl"» 0f the M004" C0l15€l`W1- Yet 83038? rgensd §‘;lll?les_B' pre
A hundred-year-old story that
smacks of more modern attempts
at real estate manipulation is re-
corded in connection with the con.
stmctlon of the Rideau Canal. Col.
By, for whom Ottawa, then Bytown
was originally named, came to Ca-
nada on this day in 1826 to begin
work llpna a canal' which was de-
Hlsned to give .Upper and Lower
Canada a mesns of communication
which would not be open to inter-
\‘llDU0ll. as the routes along the
border had been. in case of future
trouble with the United Staten,
when ml Dlans were complete,
C°l» By posted on to Quebec to dis-
cuss them with the Governor. who
“"°"°‘l ° "llffl sentlemln to re-
'“°l" in the mom. warm thc pro
wltlns engineer that "ho who rm
officer and n gentleman" Taking
advantage of his knowledge thi;
gentleman" dashed away nog;
morning to Ottawa and bought the
land through which the proposed
canal would ran. The territory in
still known Q Le Breton Plots. Col
‘By, in a good old-fashioned rage,
the branches they were interested
in.
Wo do not doubt Sir Henry
Thornton'n good intentions to pro-
vent political lniermoddling with
tho National system. We doubt
man to do so under his present
linidtatlons. He bag effected re-
forms. But does any body believe
as giving the Western Progressives
s sop of sectionally reduced freight
rates as the price of their support
of the King Govemment in Parlia-
ment? Does any one behave Sir
Henry can put the_railways on a
paying basil in three yours, if tho
Hudson Boy Railway and the
branch lines in the West to which
the Government is committed ore
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0 ut.oi'- du tc.
find out what they want.
Sucli :t nierchunt depends upon
lwoplc 1-_omilig to his store :uid
sctiwlillig througli the stock to
'l‘li0i'cfol'c. if you wont to fccl tlinf
the gpotls you :tru buying tiri-
i-iglit' in style. qiiallty and price,
you should lmtronizc the n|ercli_
ants who iul\'el'tisc.
 l
alter 'his arrival.
Mr. -Ooughllii was an enthusiastic
angler. and, we being -also fond of
the rod -and line, our conversation
naturally turned to the good old
sport, and 'the ‘hes-t_ istreame to fish
in, the result being that we met
him at Souris a -few days later. and
drove him mit to Fortune, where
he immediately picked on Abe'l's
Cape as an ideal summer home.
rented the cottlage for that Sum-
mer, and l-ater on purchased the
place outright, where he spent
what he -claimed was the happiest
time in his eventful life.
A man of Mr. C0ughlin's stand-
ing in the profession, naturally at-
tracted others, ahd ii year later
Charles Kent arrived und -built this
bungalow across the river from
"The Cape." followed 'by C. P.
Flockltou, who purchased three
places at different points on thc
stream, which he rented out to ‘his
rfrlends. (Harry Warwick, who built
Tlgnish, where we imet him shortly _
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point of “Tho Cape" overlooking
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lied lille ill;-gl p, E_ l_ Rallway llme season _ n . the self styled intellectuals.
Liberal “MP9 and Wm‘°“t "nw" folder. it was ta small sheeft. but We lhave -mentioned the names of ?i__°.____ _
experience. Does any one believe contained. .ln addition to -run-ning thong only who agllllll-ed properly
that these men will be retained in "me 0f 'll‘8illS 011 tl1e~lsla,nd. 41 Cer- in (the Colony. Space will not per-  *“
tain amount of information con- mit, or memory .serve us ,lo men
ming our climate, situation, and tion she mime.-mm Kumm' ml ll.. ~ ~
Government? Thus wehave politic- its desirability as ii pleasant and ers, who have (enjoyed -ire l;:,u.l  
al appointments and dismissals qlliét Summer !’€90rt- fishing, and other summer pleasur- FOR
We were then. as now, connect- cs or "i-‘ortune the 'Beautiful
runway system It was ever _hum _e_id__w_l_l_l:__»lli_e_gi’i_z5_i~l_en__g__i;i_-__I_?§l>$t(r;ellt; 1 sm. Sir. etc., C H D  
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_ rv-0 ns Home additional business Charlottetown, P.E.l.. °~+¢++o¢-+0-oooa-oo-coco-0+..
aii to the railway companies. does l0_ 0Ul' lille ‘lull/ill! lll mind 0SD9Cl February 13th_ 1924,
any one know of one of them that Egglggmangezigvirlsgilpgfy°“g§‘;i‘T A VA'-ENTWE
W” ”°'- °°“°°iV°d ‘Wd BMW" ln which 'we volunteered to distribute what can I Bend you, for old
politics? They were from the be- -to the -best possible advantage. M G-ll willtora reigning!
5° fm' “G We 03” famemller. We C I 1  ' Snowflakes are flying past my
ere furnished with four or live window pane-
houssnd of the little -folders. which ' l3m._ 'the (rl nlllv {vlllw,,oll_ gone
eimailed boall the ri l l it -   0 the nogdiug bloiglsoins.
_ e co ld for and New ya,-ll_ ,DM what was len torlum of Music property, of which ey ng
mg the best tem' th y u of the folders .in our grip, and pre. the university was given the use by Friesgggapsxlkzlmlggether dw’ °t
°°"'“°'d t‘h°'“ W °“Y°"° “"h° W°“ld Lmd Stmthmna' Tim- D'°p°"`y Some of May's soft laughter and
listen to our story of "Tbe "island," which ill '¢° 37° dlleded 10 U10( me Summer-5 glory
ll., gl l-lull; lmmmgl- cllm31e_ ,ea university represents a value Of These I 0"". lake tlm'm ml. 5
bsthini, sea trout fishing and other °DPl`°XlUlH¢¢|y $800,000. valenllne ' '
attractions. ` '
d Natilrally, Reader. you will won- ***°*"“'** By Al_lx 1-Hall"
er w at all this preamble .has to _
do with the Actors' Colony. 'lt’s
his nhiuty, or that oi any other thin- WOIIIBII J 0111 »
'l°hE__late__Charles Ciao-slilln, emin- Fu d tal. t
ent' glls actor un author. had
just closed a very successful and n  ls S
he had a free band in such matters .:ltir<:nlIz‘l‘;u:ug?ess::s :>tfqt|li|gt!xa?°?gt?¢i NEW YORK- Wh 12' (C'"“““*‘“
in looking around for a quiet place P"°"~)_Th° Ch‘"'°h"°'“°“'° Lea'
to rest ond rocuperate, ihappened to 5"” fm' 'P“"'°"° 5°"|°° hem-
lllcll up one cl Um. mtl, lalderl ranged themselves with 'tho Funda-
the result -being that he purclmmm mentalists in the religious contro-
-tmnsportiatlon for -hlmnel1_ wlfe versy, their national president,
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mersido, and from there wont to lg" _,they mag wh” they gm
these, and I partisan Railway t °7 “Y "h" "- “Y m°‘“~" ‘V ‘"1
they recite the Apostles' Creed.
D"‘°°*°"**° "1" 9°'“'°! ll" This piodgs wo; given in tho sis-
l_Nl!l dvlllhllwli U10 PHIIWIY had hop ot the annual luncheon ofthe
transportation business of the 198809
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