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FOUR' _ _ _ THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ /- __ _ _ JUNE 27, 1928 e
iuiiliullilnwii iuiiniii  _ 
j ;.'~". public men.
nd" ‘““°“‘ 1”" “L” ’°' ’°°' W' °'""°°’ °°"""'l' are dmerent opinions as to what
"' '°°' “" °‘“"'°’ '°"°° " °°"" f"_ “md °'°“"' constitutes ine genuine nl-tlclo-in
_  , obume . vi -P id  la la mm. .buildlns and 01115111118 NUWBY 11°'
=~~ ' ' ' 1:11012!-I-l°&¢~‘ glfrfn A- “°:"|‘=‘."°:? 9- 5' °' “ tels, for instance. Saying nothinl
llltor All llli¢ar--J- B. Burnett. Associate Editor-D. K. Currie
ll _
Notes by the Way
regard to-beautifying Ottawa and
of what the Government is doinl
4 1
THE FUTURE
what ol= cnunoli" V oAil.v Lessons
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and *Gen-
tlemen,-One does not require the
e e of a' ro het in order to catch a
 ay wulerd Piclretts ~ ' |N ENG|_lS|..l
of ,
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NO-0045
ly W. L Garlen
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 glimpse of the glorious destiny of WORDS QFTEN Mlsnsmx Do
Canada._ We have suddenly sprungl _,
into being as a nation, full-orbed.ln°f say E, “m “mm I °‘f'_““°t d°
vigorous, self-reliant, and deterrnin- it' 3”' I ‘eu I °“‘m°"°
in exproprlating property and mall- ' ed. We have been baptized into OFTEN MISPRONOUNC: “V”
tnn l, lt ln ottawa ylth wny 'run UnlNi_-: is sxAliuNr~:n nstionnood with the blood or our M- Pf°u°\u\°¢ I-°-fi-“L first I HB
1928 lng.a Cen ar ____ sms shed ln the greatest struggle ln deny.. e un ln ..me_.. l ns ln ..lt_
WEDNESDAY: JUNE 27’ grander avenues of approaches _to when applying for me insurance the 'world has ever knowm and _ln neeent utter the e_
the Farliament Buildings, the Cana- you nnye nernuns netleeu, that tn-e the noblest cause for which meh OFTEN MIBBPELLED: principle
i Board is do _ have ever fought Surely, then we (noun) principal (adjective)
. _ dian National Ra lWBy - doctors had difle nt w f k ~ » » -
lroN. lwani-:lt srnlilrs. definite finding is inet tne Govern- mg something also there me ene_ lng tneu e,umln;fl°n_ "5 ° '“° muy nope tnst s young nstion born sYNoNYMs; quiet, soothe, cslnn,
ment ls not nulled down to tulle u¢_ har abc t the Domlmon in the -I-ne lumlly nletory was enrefully amidst the shock of warring peo- allay, alleviate, appease, compose.
_situation is a live iselle here.
The Province cannot possibly hope
to go ahead at the rate it has a
right to do under existing favor-
able conditions, agriculturally and
cotnmercially, unless we have ade-‘
quote, up-to-date railway facilities.
Our enterprising farmers and live-
wlre business men have long recog-
niged this, and it is to them credit,
is due for the improvements so far
obtained by the broadening of the
gauges and otherwise. Only one'
section remains to be completed in
this respect, and when the Duncan
Commission sat here this phase of
the railway situation was ventilated
and stressed. The Commissioners
individually and collectively proved
most sympathetic, and in their re-
port, without specifically mention-
ing the Murray Harbor Railway or
the widening of the gauge. report-
ed as follows:
“The railway administration ad-
mitted that there was substantial
foundation for much of the com-
plaint we heard in Prince Edward
Island with regard to the railway
around there. lt appears that in
view of the character of the road-
bed and the succession of heavy
curves and heavy grades. the diffi-
culties which railway operations
incur, and the inconveniences
which the public suffers. cannot
be quickly and substantially les-i
sened without a measure of cap-I
ital expenditure. Such improve-
ments as the railway adminis-
tration could effect, if they had
to be undertaken out of the rev-|
enues appropriated to the Atlan-
tic Division each year for main-
tenance, would take a long time
to complete."
l
Therefore, continue the Duncan
Ccmmlslsoners: _
“We recommend that the rall-
way administration should be
asked to make a survey of what
is required in this connection and
that the Department should make
capital provision for the improve-
ments to be undertaken within the
shortest possible tlme.“
This report is dated at Ottawa,
September 23, 1926, and yet nothing
has been done.
It is obviously the Department of
Railways, the Minister of which is
Hon. Mr. Dunning, that must take
action to make tile necessary cap-
ital provisions in the Estimates, or-
dinary or supplementary. This has
not so for been done in spite ofthe
strenuous efforts on the part of the
Hon. John A. Macdonald, the only
/live-wire representative from the
-f" Island. to whose efforts the second
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in
Car Ferry announcement was due.
Who is»now blocking the wuy for
this much desired accomplishment?
None other than the Hon. John
E. Sinclair, who poses as the apolo-
glst for the Government's non-com-
pliance.
Here is what Mr. Sinclair said
when the question was being dis-
cussed in the House:
"There is no recommendation
in the Duncan Report asking for
the standardization of the road-
bed in Prince Edward Island.
'That is a narrow interpretation
that is being put upon the report.
1 will not impute any motive to
those who put that interpretation
on, but it has been used outside
to influence the minds of the
electors along a narrow channel.
The recommendations of the re-
port are generally for a proper
transportation system in the
Island, not nailing the matter
down to any particular action
that may be taken at this time,
Iillt leaving it open to the future.
In that spirit I think the Govern-
ment and the railway depart-
ment are approaching the matter
in an endeavor to carry out the
intention of the Duncan Commis-
sion and the wish of the people."
V According to this argument. the
Govemment is justified in not fin-
ancing the widening of the Murray
H_arbor Railway forthwith, because
forsooth, “it might influence the
m|n& of the electors along a nar-
row channel.” We wonder what Mr.
llndlairb constituents think of this
Ultimate of their intelligence. The
Duncan Commissioners recommend-
ed sbs: "aio donor-tincnt mould
naloholtaiprovulon' ’ for tm una
nonmonu in be undmsunwaain
w _ e u ..
_ » l th n _ noted e ill to h t., 1 , ples. a nation whose sons have WORD STUDY: Use a word
T tm? present ‘me ° ra way tion now, nearly two years after the nctei line. A sum of $2,000,000, is pam_yt__*;P‘;°_;_kf:'_°'skldne earallnlggé sprung to arms at the call of the three times und lt lo young' Let ub
report was made, but are left with to be expended this year on the and sh nn.tll_ y _ oppressed. will not fail to scrutinize increase our vocabulary by master-‘
com letlon of the new wing to the In makihg the al i closdy the principles of its policy’ mg me W°"d emh day T°d“l/'5
a free hum! ¢° <10 what *hey ““““ p ' Dem" °"“'“ “' and Strive to cast out everything word: s:ons:oloUsLY;' extraordin-
chateau Laurier, ottawa. ation uf you. there appeared w be that threatens us mural health '
best ln some indefinite future. dlnelences ___ me methods ___ the To bm ' urily: surorislnsly: excessively-
-? g Canada thus far has ~-
What we waht M OWBWH are And to meet the cost of the new dmerem' docmrs- one Spent °°“5id' called for great sacrifice and great tlrfhtel;  egregiously ‘allen mm
erabie time on the heart, another expenditures of me ful-ue And tu a 8
fth H _ iotei and station at Halifax 82,- ~ -<4->-1
more men ofthe stamp 0 e on £00 000 _S _“eluded ____ me ranway on the lungs and so forth. bl-ing hor along through the ue-
J. A. Macdonald. who forced thc buéget _or mm year Also under HCl;/eval' thliire Wg? ghihpurt elf  cades ahead . will exact quite as
, - . exam na on n w c ey a much, probably more. We are
C‘°"emm°“"S hand mr a °i°°°"d an ugreement with the city ofvorh the one thing by the same method. amazed at the courage and ener-   
Car Ferry, and fewer rubber eeuyen tne Nntlunnl Rnllwuys are They insisted on having a sample. KISS 01' U10 Pi0H€€l`S~ Bl-it 4068 Elly-
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an actual sample of your urine One Say. “Thank God that is all B “null yel'n
stamps like Hon. Mr. Sinclair. obligated to begin construction on why? ' overt.. It ls not an o'vel__ the plo_ 1 I
` _-W e~<-o> --- -~ their new hotel in Vancouver this Because e good deal ol lnf0l.m_ neers did not end anything, but  m+»»o
A TERRIBLE TRAGEDY. year, and $i00,000 is voted toward ation regarding the way your body they bellilll a great deal, which they
___ the cosy, of the fuuhuutlon Work is doing us work can he learned by left for future generations to carry Csnada’s Drink Bill
THE awful tragedy at Boutllpurt Three millions has been mentioned the examination of the urine. °“~ Just “S C°'““d"~'s P35* “ml PW'
5 th st l th h tel b nel d rf your body ls getting rid of its sm* mv" deP°"d°°‘ "P0" me mm Q. what ls cnnndlrs Drink Bill-l
on Monday night. recorded in 11' 2 0° 0 ff ° “ “g ““ wastes promptly it keeps all the “md W°’“"“ °‘ the 9”” ‘md Present A. csnsdws nl-init Bill ls esti-
y__st__rd_____s G______dl_m_ has shocked its furniture when completed. Pic- organs lu good shape, an free f,.0m_8¢U€l'8ti011S. so must the future of muted ut t80_000_0llll ull total luoughtl
_ _d tltou Lodge in Nova_Scotia and a oohgoshoh or wastes lyiuqll ubbut ul °““°d“ ‘gelzlflnd “W” the me" and into Canada, legitimately and illegi-
the whole province. Woi s canno number of other runway hotels ut them women o e future generations. tlmately_ und mnnutnctureu ln Cun_
. Then we need not expect Canada of
picture the sadness of lt. various nolnts are tn he euulnneu The kidneys pick these wastes out the future tu be any more than tnnt Bda f0l‘ P10016 ¢0l15\lmiliii0l\ 01' f0\‘
T o sons and u daughter on with “additional accommodation.” °f the bl°°d “nd send them “kms W ideal t’uture~ Canada that is in the expmt' Al°°h°“° beverages smwed
W the bladder, from whence they are imports for the year 81101118 SEP-
tlleii' way home for a holiday, ____ discharged from the body. :;r:l?d|;r?i£eh(€Jlar'l$i'?1atllgdglxnlsflxgigg tember 1927, of 35,095,000 gallons, or;
and for the marriage of a sister. For instance there should be no Wm make cmmdh whatever they nn increase °! “me mmm” gallons'
_ nnliwny hotels compete with Sugar ill the urine. That ls the urine wont cnnsdu to bc. Theirs ls the °"e1‘1926-TNS Hmfifd *hui Cafmd'
the sisters and brothers joyously Drlyute enterprise, but. tl-le. Krug must not contain sugar all the time. opportunity of putting to use the inns are spending twice as much on
con-ling to meet them, the father G mmem evldently belleye they An _extra amount of sugar eatenltalents with which Canada has been i|"P0l`l€d ‘1lC0h0l\C beV@l‘i\8€S 05 0"
und m0i»\\el' 0-Waiting me i1\‘l`i‘/_"U °f helli £0 get V0¢€S f0\‘ Liberig ‘im e; of course show sugar. men. I believe tllat every nation. _
their loved ones-then out of the dates at election limes. 811 0 8 If the urine shows sugar always, like every mail. has liven to it cer-
°"e dl .shortly before the examination mliy'endowed For. Ladies and Gentle-_ Wa Und 00590-
su rt of members in Parliameni it means that the starches are no1;`taln talents, which are its native re ° ° " ° ° ’°’ ° °° ” ’ ' ' °”°“‘°
bl“¢»°“’“e m°‘“°"°""'ble' ““p"eve""' Tlfnltoueeounte for much' but holulbeing used up completely, the Sys. sources. A country may have ten HOUSEHOLD
lblo bluokhesg of death, wiping out can the votes of Llbeml members tem losing out to that exfenu tl;_lellts or_it may have but one. Can- SCRAP B 0 OK
fufevel' the huues und the J°yS °f from this Province for ull this Gov-|ltIl;;;‘§s“;l;;‘f sfsyssflxggggsiligigllgnfeigfntllfgil 2:2 stxlll lélrgggntxgl' `B
the longed-for reunion, and the ernment hotel expenditure in other ment and eggs are not been entlrelyfll; it wells, bi_l1t the futugre will use ROBERTYA LEE
llnunlnesu Nuthlng remalnll but Provinces be accounted for when no used up_ As these substances nl.elw_l?_I¥\_l_e ms  r:_?'f_g§§ @°;°€S<;;1Il:__°_‘;; .
Government hotel money is comingl the builders of the body, replacingl 5 ° ° ° ° ° ° °° ° ° ° ° '° ' ° ° ' ° ' ' ' ° °
the heartfelt sympathy of the whole worn out tleeue ull SON. Wh|0h 0W_1UE i-0 the ¥\Hi»l1I'0 Of ......». -~l~A-~.
community, nothing to the bereavedlusked for 'And are they not doelle ;ee_tht;t thtis is a serious loss to the ol. the Temperate Zone in an “bum
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family but it memory and ll. hope of enough to vobo for the Govol-hh-rom; if S me “re |dollce unequalled, ilot only to feed Whén blankets have become thin
reunion hereafter.
through thick and thin, regardless?
What is to be learned from the
That‘s what they seem to have done
I f . '
tragedy? Accidents will occur; this.s0 ar
one should not have occurred. The
‘ P Mr. Hoover, the Presidential can-
death "ap was wide open’ Had 1-T' ldidate across the border, ~must-be a
56811 marked HS it 011311* $0 have remarkable man if the account given
been, with a red light, a barricade
of some kind, it would not have oc-
curred. The night was foggy, pre
‘of ninn in the New York Times is
I lcorrect. He B095 90 bed at 10 0"
' lclock every night. spends 9'/_» hours
lin bed and 12 hours every day at his
kidneys did not pick out the wastes
this Way? Perhaps it has ‘wt been S' you can rea ythe climate, will produce every crop Old Blankets
nd if' as m°“t'°“ed “b°"e' the ller own pe_ople, but also to take a and worn, lay them between sheets
HPE0 DMC I1 0613 "8 the hungry of silkoline, or other material. ond;
23'; T; tl;l':7%'mt;2§le\;_L°§l‘; gféégit gi Xlgrldhighe 8550; dedpositsfof ml_n_el;- knot them with bright colored silk:
, w c w e ug rom erol-woo1_
;l_1_ecS_§!___§¢;i§onl__ an_uot_l_i_;ls ln; the l€l_ood,place of hiding in enormous quantl- _
uuisuns to every part of threrybodyfseixllsl;  ;gr(;n§lI“ila5licft(w.o:-lirstaomi/Deer' To CM" 0°” com”
Overeating will make it a hard Northern Ontario and North
Hob 'for the kidneys to get all the Quebec, then shall be seen streaeirlli legflmtbcollarilcéglg-E ctilgennid 
lwastes out of the blood. Exercisingeing from that country almost ines- Y y m S g
Ithe body will make it easier for the`timable amounts of mlilel'als unit- benzme' nndam” they hmm dried
llrldneys. because more of the wastesgiug with u Stream of lumber to build m°'°“ghly’ smnge with 5°” SMS'
will go out of the body by other the material part of our nation,~to
means: the lungs, skin, and intes-,‘PF°Vid@ €ml>l0ym€l1¢ fOr Our men. Gnased cake mms
lvcllting the driver from seeing the_umee_ fl-het accounts ful- 211/ghours tine_ and to help satisfy the needy_world. U e i te d f b we to.
Therefore it would be agood plan- And her UWM Waterways. her 5 greue ns “ ° “ F
danger ahead and the inevitablelout of the 24. He dictates to st to have your family doctor examine lakes and l,lyerS_ wnleh wlll not only grease the muffin and cake tins.
happened. we nsve lcni-ned tne Steuusrupher every uwmius b€f°f@ the uuhe at lem twice 8 yeah provide sreut hiiihways for hcrshius. Cake Wm Stick W bmefed “"5 but
lessen bnt_ llke many other les50ns_lbreakfast and every night after din- ;1l?SDI;l<;hyayy;tll__0pl;l_i§___o(;llb,__<_yy_e_ul,u?l§ not w w& lnrd.
too late. The death trap will hence-mer' He makes a Dom to spend an . ~_ in the f°"" Of fish but which Will 6
hm" each day in talk and pleasures be harnessed, and thus become the
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'form be mmked- but me dead Sh°u:with hiS family. GBUS three h€8l‘ty ”’H“f» _ O source of wonderful iJ0wer. Streamsi  
not leturn nor the broken hearts be meals. baths, shaves and dresses Daily S€|6C`\IlOY`I8 ma-iv are “UW dashlnil CBFEIGSSIY 0V€l`
ks 1
     he   -c  ls-
. o , e s an ~- -l '
| How man read? Yes, we are G d yldln eleetrle d d l
y other death traps are! Uaf' lan Re8d9|‘8 5 p°We"~ an Ung oo+eoeo+o+oo+o4+o+o+»-are
G_____n? How man _ _ _ |enormous reader of b00l<S 011 SCi€I1C€. _the work that has tired many a '
y eve cmss “gs economics, philosophy, and also de- ovfoooovo-oooaoo-o4o+o+o+v hand and wearied many a brow. The Q_ what are the most popular,
.. lh f
_u.e unguarded? How many chil- tective yarns. .lime 2, 1928 Zeglrtiog. aO‘:iunllg% dgrsssynlltt tail; hours for a wedding? |
upon ure pluylhg between l»l,_st_l.un_ --- ' ne to take that tlmuer and those A. High noon or late afternoon.
| c D it n d ta te in
. - A F rn-lFUl. WARNING- The l 1 d b il l - Q- °°S S °W W’ S
nl.i,, cars? Everyone knows the Mr. Bennett, the Conservative A is as when ‘5'o“ersui 3:8 tr_§1e‘?__a‘:_io’;_"“ltl;_"3_’t‘t‘f_e make an announcement of an “At
I f t 'f .
rdanger. but no one moves. We calm- leader, met with a splendid recep- 2;i“;2é?§h° oust "ister: therefore chgmcwr of ns pcopm Then let us Hume.. through the newspapers?
ly await our tragedies and, when mm “this mst meenlnlg’ Satufny leave off contention, before it be|;l;_J(t__onl5l__DiCtu_ri€ tGhl;d thcwgreat Cre-  I`v't;’l~m‘t'f lSsh‘;_“l;ie_f;9i;’:_‘é‘;§_‘;‘;g£ way
' c. _ ~ as emae snor rncon- -
lthey come. we proceed to take be- ifgelgxgznig ;:wdPl;:u;el)r£:;tel_o meqdled with" prov' 17'14'_ _ try, pluclhg into its eul-theme gl;1d_ of beginning a letter?
l t d _ _ the iron, ond' the silver. As He A- By Stating that YOU have had
a e Precautions. but we never hear him. Addresses were present se_f'_§_»g_i1__'E;l;_T§-»_¢_;l;¥:_._ _S32 ggvggise as caused the great tree ‘cms w mulevery mtentlon of writing for a long
learn until too late. ed to him by tW0 m\1y0l'S. lmd H JM into the swamps. where they becameltime but did not have the time to
 -<o-¢__..._-s bouquet to his sister, .Miss Mildred SWEET LAVENDER pei_l_t. wllitcll wall pgesiid i_nt_o cosléspare.
anus eou ne eaeslm ?--‘ow-h
ITOMAL NOTE; B°"“°“ .by the ‘mes Mud sp” trsced with His on er the ln anrrlsli BAND N
so .. . _ ic- __
More are reduced to walking.
had drifted from the sea and
which made driving very difficult
and dangerous.
Everyone now declares very loud-
ly that the Southport Wharf should
have a danger slgnsl. strange inet
no_ one thought so before the fatal
accident on Mcndsy nlsnt. we be-
come curiously wise after the event.
There is a prevalent feeling that
the present summer is the pleasant-
esthwt have over had. It is not so.
 summer ln the pleusntost up
to the present. It H only became
is seems: possible und' and ao.`_~n hm fo:-:men cola-_,minimum
introducing Proportional Represen-
ment supporting the Govsmmcnt
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Iii" _ tengo Quebec in eecn or
___|§cldlr'| interpretation ¢_ _thu that wereaeil  #mol-ol o|,¢¢|,,u, ttyl
,hsd' Mite f this measure.
which  . t into operation
would have the of ~
tation lifter it had been promised in ' f "From Yom to Amlena
the Speech from the Throne a few :$153 gf: and ¥0fl¢d_h¢I'
years ago. The Progressive cle- Ne putrlot .on met "nur odd.
1-.. than he,
And nope more chivalrqus in
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B tnowlhef t&s\"Ha»i' -I
u -win youu '. _ -_-1:;
sweet tavondubtg oiiimua
g “ny E
__ ers distributed about enabled thc He waited patiently outside my Myers; but also let us plceure mm ROUTE To CANADA
A few more days like yesterday V9~Si- C\‘0Wd t0 hear him diSf»il1Cf-\y- d°°"- as He prepared to inhabit this great FOR. Ex|||B[T|0Ng
wlll drlye neunle to then. summer And the farmers heard him gladly ImP“t:_'_;:_§i_I mme' one errnnd country. Over on the continent of __
as he outlined the Conservative pol- El“'°P"» He has tmmed 5' Urea* LONDON. JUU6 25. - The band
cottages by the seaside. A P9411” C0 be huffim 0" his people. And all down through the of me Ro ul Ah- For e '
my °f C““°d” ‘°' the °°““d’““5' Way - - ~ ' uses. while mlm was Slowly leurnills board tneymontnnlrn grosslsg tat;
Pomlcs _md Prohibition are both protection for farmers as well as Whut  _him out oh such ll. bit- lh tllorygrtflllg h_lyl-d guhool of e_xl,¢l»|. Atluntlc tm, a three months, your of
_ for manufacturers, and employment y ence, e as ept this countl y uh- Cuuudu and an engagement nt the
tuklns u well-needed' rest. but the for Canadian worker, ul home eq occupied. until man wus ready fur cundlsn Nstlonnilsxllibltlon stron-
bootlelger and the smuggler are the only means to check the exodus. ‘He 5"‘;‘}‘:a::_@f0rf= nie. shrinking und ;t_._ei:_l;t_i_l r_li_l\_;1gl;§l_i_i___l<:l1_;I_l°€d fllltfexlllésé ellie. 1_5 the _youngest among the
still on the Job. i ~ six feet ol'monnood utterly dis- sem the very cream of that peuvle cl:,,§°l:,ssB§2:l1§S M mmmy mush
---- In four successive elections be- mayed* over to take possession' And me The band “ned fl`0m 50l|f»hBmD'
Swlmmius is uuw seusrul allulons slnninu with roll Quebec nss only A11- ufélaxucronliuulns glove. your _gggluglnlicfntguésgfézh tgl'l_\1mfi'¢;f}‘ bln under Flight-Lleuiensnt dmens.
' ' w o is the conductor The will
the coast, north nnd south, und elected 11 Conservative membersto Thls nulgnnnt `tenl.lnlnese ln you fering blended themselves into rl nlny lm, a week at tne luis at
_ cf lfthhlhthi- .
summer enthusiasm is in full swing the House of cnmmons un average have wrought! lczle glellrtil) eagd slgiritgales arttlml- Brandon' Man" Cmgary and Ed'
of less than three at an election- ' moninn, Alta. Saskatoon and Re-
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everywhere and ln the same perlou nun elected The sllllgl wind his tattered muffler ?;;1ytSa__i;un_¢_l___t_¢_>_¢;la_y) i_i;l_vteh¢:_v\;_\:|_;‘t{l‘il':‘)‘; 5_i_na. and _for two weeks at
Z 249 Libe l. 'rnis i t f thi . ° °“ ° '_1`°'°“*D- 1°-ie if'
There ls the usual demnnd lol. contrast 'Zin 12 p__::|‘;__s" £2533? Aside.bl-1;: snatched it brick, but not lg; glvilfg °t‘;;'l‘:r§ll tyfglclglfe  August. ln the intervals between
seaside cottages and there is 110 elections from 1867 to 1911 inclu- I saw thczeresacred cross that battle cltxtidrilxl so th” bgmlrgtuwho come lg; :Y e:!}£";}o;:1aul¢;;1u;lan1f1iuff|lrl!lu;)p}i1?¢;
supply, Some gre ugjng tents and give, in tivo of which either u Con- brings serv; tngy gg:Xtl.y_ An 5 petnttig 3? hlbitioh the Organiilhtion Will give
ul-e nnulnu them very eonyenlent servative majority or a practically T° hlml 91°” Wh° Ventures “ll “nd this education we have a race of ;°n°°"° “U Vicmfia “nd V“"C°“‘/9'.
oven division between the two par- “ “U” yuuns people In Canada today who ~ C-» 3°“m°» Wash-» ltfthllfidfiff-
-- His eager iiuuntlet in War‘s bloody nsd wonderful lnlelleotusl and -splr- A"“‘~ “nd WU“\ii>f=8- Mun-_ us Well
Hundreds, eden morning, I behold “es W" ’°‘=°f"°d- Thi" "wludedihe lace, uusl power., and it is upon uluu, as uther cities. und finally will
Along me hlghwuys smndns five elections, 1896-1911 inclusive in And btruhglos Dough who blues wlth we must loult ln order to see the reach Montreal and Quebec.
' four or which sir wllfrld Lnurici- w_br npeeei people of cbnsdlvs future, und in Cuuudiuu f°ll¢-wus music will be
Many are walking to reduce. led his pu,-ly to vlcgol-y_ them we uhhh geo the very Clmuuu a part of each programme.
He held a little packet out to me. of the future. As we study them we `_'”"'°‘°‘°‘*"`“*‘
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Fogs in this province are very' unsmuld 'lm lb°d‘°"°;"'°“ that 1-plouut-,ng_ly_ _ Wm you buy _ _ _ _ 'wlsedom of tix ::.e£r?t,v;tren‘gthen? W6LES"l'l'-'LLS FARMER
rare, but not exceptional. There n B me vmstu es ° the past Sweet IAv2\1d@r?” °d by me °"P°"|e“°° °‘ °h°“' nth' "'°‘
sixty years, whether in victory or 0 nlteoue hettle_el-yl ers. and by that which they will LONDON. June 25. _ The disro-
was one on Monday night which defeat, the;-o has always been a "dig" out for themselves, will B0 a Klrd the Prince 01’ Wales has for
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Quebec. and that in recent yew X°“;°‘;‘§v°rn‘° “§lfa{°“fll§“Y government; and they will rnsice 'rbs Prince mived st the ruesé-
the recorded Conservative vote in awmyl P’ Canada the Great Unit in the Brit- ing by automobile, and wishing to
tno Province luis been entirely out _ _.  e ~ - ili1_\2°mll;°l_\W¢t\l_lil; 01 tl;¥|\tl°r\ln  eww theoruwds. i»;l_=:d his mowr
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of proportion to the number of Con Aho thlu wus he, u khulud deml¢°d,_benWe_ wnl be by the DMM Pmvn curiously enouzm hs W" nm nc_
oervative members elected. The ad- A Very son of Jove. who boldly trod nel-we of g0u_ the lnetrulnent wnel.e_ nnnlmu ny the tunnel. end wnen_
vsntsge to the Liber-sl party result- Thmush remnant Hell? Speak. by snnli be ushered in the oolden ,mr the mem , wire. wsntds
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ing rl-oni this condition of things ln °“’°° ° v Me- cldlin the automobile me followlng
Quebec no doubt led the Kms Gow Grim _1_>::s<_:_l:_e'e;ltdale and Arrasi Nor I thank you. ' co_nvel-sation took 6 “_” le
ernment toabandon its intention of mm, y,hlte_,n°uthed vlnlyl '  chzewlmml gr? “ld um Inger'
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"Who can tell what will happen
in China. slow?" he replied to a `  To 
ques on as to possibility of settled
conditions there, "Tile southerners  W
came to Pekin, were defeated and
now arc fighting among themsel-
ves in different bands. The entire
and the staff driven out."
Mr. Ross was then at Hwai
and went to Korea for five
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CHINA BADLY UNSETTLI-ID to Chinn, but did not seem very
TORONTO, June 25.-Rev. Goo. hopofuh
Ross, 25 years attached to a miss- Dr. Percy McColl accompanied
HOUR". Chinn. X6- Mr. Ross, and was cn his way V’
turned to the city on furlough yes- Bri in after 20 years, the last nlnc
il H 8l`l1<i\lBif¢ 0! D01- sport at the Christian College at
housle University, and went to Tsinan. The coming of the Japs
China 22 ye rs uso under the Pres- lied-restored order ln tnst district.
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