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PAGE FOUR _...__ __.__.,.
THE  WN GUARDIAN
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sosoolnis minors-rssnis walks: sua D. K- Ourflv
i ii 1 ii ii |557) $5.00 per your (ln advance) dolivsrsd.
n0;;l,::l'pe’ra yL\r((.l):“|\d'\'ancr) mailed in Canada all Ulltod Statll.
. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 193|
THE FATAL YEARS 'ing a sucoessorto Sir Henry Thorn-
-- ton, as president of the Canadian
According to Mr. R. J. Deach- National Railwsymandnve members
man, economic authority of the lo- of the Senate to fill the vloollclel
sal Liberal organ, the present trade created by the deaths of Hon. W. B.
depression is due, not to the Ben- wiiicdghby sndi-Ion. N. A. Beloourt,
both during the present month. of
E. L. Girroir (Antigonisli,
s.) and I-Ion J. H. I-vtsris of
to monopolies set up by trade and Quebec Province, also of Hon. W. L.
` iss
NPO
nett Government or to anything
that occurred since the Bennettiguii,
Government came into power, but N,
eulrency restrictions under the re Mcpouguld, of Montrael, who re-
ed
gime of the Mackenzie King Gov- 5
ernment. We quote Mr. Dench-
this point as lt appears in yester- The
past few years have had much
last session following the
rt of the special Senate com-
rrian's illuminating statement. on mm,” on gh, Bsuuhmmls affair.
nominsl politicsl ooml>°sitl°u
days' issue of our contemporary: of me Bennie, with me give vuuuu.
_ “The manufacturers during the ci” i, 4,5 Conga-yutivss md 43 Lib-
oi barracks or tenements providing
different families, with three or
four rooms each. In addition to
this being s suitsblo time for suob “
and labour are concemed it would
also provide work for many artis-
aooommodation for ten or twelve N
an undertaking so far as materials t
' e
The Canadian Parliament will
ot be asked to ratify the Bt. Law-
rence waterway agreement until
he United tutes Benate hssfappro-
d it. The Monetary Times points
UTES BY THE WAY Puanic FORUM
-rais oolussa is owl 1°' *ll*
diyusslon by eerrsapondenr
0 questions of intorsst. T 0
Charlottetown Guardian door
not necessarily endorse the
opinions ol correspondents,
_i_1-i--1-_-1
t that this policy is not imgrsd ‘“’""°“'"°N
Jack Miner of Kingsville has hit
on a novel but conclusive method of
settling the controversy over the ie
of Zoology, Toronto, a number of 9
marsh, sharp shlnned cooper's, red sk
tailed and other hawks, which he G
shot near his sanctuary for expert s
examination. The museum report
which has been printed in pamphlet
their crops the remains of mourning B
doves, house wr`e'ns. song spsrrows,
out an income by writing
etches of public characters in the ,mm PUBLIC HIGHWAYS quarts of fluid may be lost from the
don sundoy Times. when Lloyd ___ human b°dy in 24 h°u"~ l'l°l'__"f_"
e
larger profits than usual and ln-
dllslry was so nbllorninlly profit-
:lble tlllit in iurliiecl to draw more
ulld more savings into invest-
ments, thus increasing produc-
tion and throwing the whole ec-
onomic system out of gear. This
is ri common cause of economic
collapse, It was the natural, in-
evitzlbls-, logical result oi' the
monopolies sf-t up by trade und
4 currency restrictions in 1922-
1929.”
As readers are aware, the King 0°f°b€l'- Pl“`u"ll°lll' Wmlld thu* b°
Goverllmerlt came into power in able 5° delll With the 1'-ll1P¢l`ll\1 C011'
`l92l and remained until 1930 ex- ference agreements, and other bus-
cept for a. three months’ period of lllf-$8 1’°Qllll'lll8 lP¢¢dy U°ll0ll» llld
Conservative administration in then adjourn for s couple Oi’ months
i926. What was it doing to restrain over the holiday season. With the
the monopolies which, according to conference sgreenlents, the r¢'P°l'f
MY- Deflflllllall. were functioning of the transportation commission.
¢“l”lllFC ll-5 Wsime and of which and the St. Lawrence waterways
the present depression is the nat- treaty on the agenda, the sesslonal
ural, inevitable and logical result? program this time is of major im-
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FEDERAL AFFAIRS
AC<l0l‘dlI1€ to the Ottawa corres-
pondent of the Montreal Gazette, s, follow the annolmcement of the
vast amount of important work re-
mains to be dealt with by the Fed.
eral Cabinet during the next two or
three months. Imperial matters
will be disposed of at the coming
se&<l\:l of Parliament when approv-
al is given to the various trade
agrccnlients as between Canada and
illc other members of the Com-
monwvalrll; foreign trade relations
are again certain to engage the at-
' telltlofl of the ministry early in the llli! industry ln Canada. Elves P012'
fall; more pressing still are a. num-
ber of clomf-stic problems t0 be
iolvccl before the end of the year,
and these involve the establishment
of at least three tribunals.
_ In the ngrccinent concluded at
the conference Canada, undertook
to set up a new tziriil' board so that
its i’ncilit.cs of investigating tariff
matters in this country may be made to remit taxes on home alter-
placed at the disiiosal of British as
Well ns Canadian interests. Legislat-
l\'e provision for the establishment
of this board has already been put
tllroullll Parliament.
erals, while the illiillg of the vac-
ancies would give the Government
s. nominal majority in the Upper
House of tan.
Interest in Ottawa at Prose# is
centred upon- the opening date' of
the parliamentary session. While
no omcisl intimstlon has been siv-
en, the general feeling is that mem-
berswillbeoslledtomeetdurlnl
portance.
As a session oi Parliament is in-
evitably preceded by a treat dell
of preparatory work, busy days will
opening date. Intimates must be
compiled and reviewed and neces-
isary legislation drafted. A number
of appointments, some of which are
of great importance, may be dealt,
with before very long.
_ A 'CIVIC SUGGESTION
The Sanitary Age, a trade paper
covering the plumbing and heat-
liclty to a suggmtlon for swift
stimulation of Canadian building.
|The plan is designed to promote the
building of new homes up to a
value oi. say, $4000. Briefly, lt con-
sists of action on the part of the
various municipalities to agree to
remission of taxes for s. period of
five years. Provision would also be
ations, renovations, additions. re-
placements and remodelling work,
for the same period. The working
of this plan, it is claimed, would
‘not involve any additional burden
upsets Natures balance. Jack Miner
their food birds gone the hawks are
exwnt. "To find the feathers of our
cheerful cardinals and dozens of
you will stand for it. Readers one
cardinal singing good cheer near
than to see a hundred hawks and t
hear the terrorized cries of other
EDITORIAL NOT/IS_
results of the Imperial Conference.
The local Liberal organ ls giving 9'
pursuing such a policy it is in
pursued by its leader, Mr. Mac- :
young robins, thrushes, grackles, ga
warbleis, etc. The objection to kill- in
le
art
Pos
replies that with 95 per cent. of h
~ as
wr
left here hungry, and the only way th
to restore the balance of nature is is
to reduce the hawks to a similar pl
places where moumlrlg doves have gn
been killed and eaten by such var- to
ieties as Cooper-'s, sharp shlnned sid
and marsh hawks, just says to me. th
Jack Miner you are not humane and ull
do not love and know the value of g°
our song and insectivorous birds if 
Ma
my home brings me more enjoyment qu
h
th
valuable birds getting away from :E
them.” Wh
_.___ ha
V ley
A news Cupping in yesterdays Imperial Economic Conference.  interested in their condition. These water. » - ` ‘ '
ntly they dom't read those news- know exactly the condtion they are
issue of the local Liberal organ, ide I
ers and publicists who have been' in, and neither the buncombe of
Do
quoting the New York Herald Trl- pup
bune, confirms the favorable opin- assu
J
ion now generally held as to the Ver .
-__ > i actual knowledge of what they see
ewisll leaders at Geneva plan of the roads they are drivingover. llellt H1855 °Wlll8 W U10 Jlld1¢l0\l5
"Bankers here," says our contem- th '
porary‘s news item, "are more in
firmly convinced than ever, after i-yi-0
the Imperial Economic Conference, og
the Canadian exchange will event- 5°”
ually be-relmred to] parity with .thc fm
United States. dollar." _  4 
D
aid
prominence to Soviet propaganda cw
attacking Canada for not entering to
into diplomatic and trade relations ui-y
with the Soviet Government. In hat
direct contradiction to the policy
ri
e
h
Ikenzle King. Before Great Britain tw
Late last .session the min`stry se- Ion the municipalities or taxpayers. uiused yeiuiious with the soviei be kept subdued if we are to get I
ou
ans during the fall and winter. by distrust ofthe United States but H , 1! P t i
because the Senate is. for treaty Burl wish to the M B
v
ttin tbroul
____ the executive and lt has aready sp fm; our mm “vim mivgu at ` _
Pl'°'l' 91° ¢l'¢l¢Y- um ,°d,y_ g ` have made observations' of tl‘0°Pl
I am Sir, etc.,
sox-gs lost the premiership he be- _ ii im °u.ui.foo¢i is th ,
8 n.wmng umm for tha London 5611;' :fhetre is ‘Sm and pm” sweat under conditions of heat
nici,_ And when Banu” M,_c_ don in Liberal “much numeriw and exertion is much .ess and the
ald was out of omoe he used to what about our mms? Hsu this
form snows that more were found in Wfll# Pie”-' 1°' Ml- G°""1“'° 5““‘l"Y _old iount or discontent run drvi “
- Observe
l'-` li le ‘° in W Ul‘l°°4 "wnsrs ignorance is bliss 'tis folly  ,-
m,es_ Mt C nd hm “mmol ride or salt and as the sweating be-
°° 5° Y to be wise," and surely some of the
fl th’ Whne H°"5¢ hem" h° 5°' Patriot readers are ignorant of the in
n writing for Mr. I-Iearst's Cos- coiidiiioii of our uighwuys, with
onolltsn rat two dollars u w°rdl those time should bo s iemio co
ing the hawk is that the practice an
t Mr smith not to be °utd°ll0» Anonymous writers have been
‘f°l' the P3-Sli lllltc y€\l`S bttll using its columns for groundless
mm? f°" 5' "5mdi°°te' °"“’“ f°’ Dl`0Pu8ul1<lu against our roads, and proper amount of water, there will
€ lllalfllllllfll- A1 Smith lll Dflllfi now even the sanctum sanctorum be
Du tn-lent, the olrrler Mr. MM'
mums pumows' pm of th' ue- Dog;-d, and those instrumental in
DA E ClitiV¢. In Clllhdls the CBb1!lQ¢ ll h we Thu,-gdgy mail
Ed
#utr
T0 PREVENT FATIGUE
Military medical odicers ,WIN
under severe marching and warfare
wasn do into noni. nirlronlseod ivllis. .i. M. srnwanr. have round that under suitlbls
ft the Lord Chancellorship of ,gggwui-g Hotel, conditions as to temper-\liul'0» lllllll'
kllliqs 0! hawks Lest Autumn 11° England, and was aebarred by trsd- Mu,-my Hui-buuu idlty - moisture in the air. - mul-
.sent to the Royal Ontario Museum ltion from again practising isw, hs` Am 31 inn eular exertion, and at '_tim_es the
rod ` '
' Lon
Chro
Don
emotional state, as much ,ae lil
average daily loss of fluids al
amount lost in most occupations' 
bout three quarts. i _ _
Bweat contains considerable ellio-
comes prolonged the s.mount`of salt
the sweat increases. '
What happens if the sweating
ntinues for a long time and a
il ¢°ll°Y he Well Send! ll“5°ll¢lWd ground for cultivating grouch feed. mme amount of “it i, ii-imwii og
icles to the Saturday Evening or ,U me Libei-ui 0;-gm thiugu, or withdrawn from me body,
co
It means that the tissues will
ntain less than the normal or
a lessening of the amount of
a ful' Cry H0111 51 Sllllffll 011 "lil has been affected by the virus of acid in the stomach digestive Juice,
'I‘he one real fault in our roads
5°l°ml- unreliabllity. the blood will become more nearly
acid mcidosls); there will be fat-
Accordlng to a return issued is, thu; they are under- coupe;-v~ igue, exhaustion, cramps in the
oks rather as though some oi the, bubble-pipes. b
' Japanese had heard ofthe advice of) The Patriot tells us that "good 1
rk Twain to a. correspondent whoi roads" was a heritage from the fa
estioned htm as to his belief in] Lea-Saunders governments. What ‘
rr
l Saunders Government? Turn up
om the Dominion Bureau of Stat-iativo administration, To u Liberal, muscles, and cramps in the stom-
cs "whale meat does not appear viewing the sltuutiuu from ufur, ach and intestine. '
be of Very wide acceptance out- this is an inexcusable state of af-
s tlis Polos regions." It reposts miss. 'rms sport, more is no eubuush of the United states Army.
at "Canada cans s little of it,i ground for complaint, but, with by P“m“3 9 um” t“b1° “Rf -‘Wt
d exports some." All the export' nothing else open for attack the m°"° than 9' t°”P°°“!“l W 9' pmt'
es to Japan. That wuntry took; wind~bubblss sro let loose with tho l‘“"° been “bl” "° l”°"°“" °’ °°“'
700 D0llll<lS Of it ls-St year. It, full vigor of its forum and editorial tml that ‘mm °I °xh°“°“°” °°“°`
Drs. C. P. McCord and T. L. Fer-
ed by mineral losses from the
ody_ Military training in some ,of
ts aspects, as well as actual war-
re, may be carried out success-
ully under conditions ' far from
;i;:fi;Wm::al:unn:;u:?splisd tif:  if sifionmgf izxiszacgditgi 1° °"M' °' t° hm' hmmty' may
understood it was. He advised hisi 1-Ion. F. J. Nash, in issue after is- ;
espondent to eat 9. couple of sue, denounced the “humpba.ck”
ales for breakfast. and dangerous "ditches" of the Work is greatly lessened when
V _
xertion, and emotional stress, lf
uids and salts are given.
The ability to do hard physical
there is to much fluid and salt lost
The King, Premier Ramsay Mac- the files and read those scathing due to 5weuting_ Butgemuug ig sm.
e ilrst world-wide Jewish congress To these fair minded people, of
history to be bold in 1934. The every poliuosl creed, 1 submit that themselves W “mme dehvdrlfed-
m lo nations. Even the Palestine' ously cared for than during the
ue may be omitted as likely to' present season. For that condition P _
use strife at a gathering at which in part I am willing to credit the with 8' "pinch of "W Wm help W
*_ complete unanimity is sought for an Lee. Government's contribution. For °v
peel to banish race prejudice and il# Cvlltlnuance and improvement
'iue Jews in securing 1,1-|¢'r full ` since they left office I contend that 1,
il and social rights. "Take time' the Drxent Government have made
understand us," will be the great \ H0 failures whatever in this re- 1
to Christendom-"Then ~~"': will Sliect. And I refer not only to our
e ug no more." llllllll lllshways, but to the by-ways 5
____ ' and lanes which were never in so
We have only to noun me Lum. excellent a condition. f
s conference to be reminded oi I have extensively traveled these S
ll
happier relations existing M-| |
cured legislative sanction for the -On the contrary, by putting idle or Government under the Baldwin anywhere along the path of peace.
een former foes. Anlmosities must - -
, dia .
llmoln‘m¢nt of s radio wmml'Si°u partially emifoyed men to work it regime, the King ciovommeni. sev -'“' q
mild and ether' British leaders, condemnations of their own organ. mediuieiy by-ought about- ghrgugii
ve been congratulating Mr. stan-| Getting down to solid ground, the use of fluids scutsfulug ssiiness
Baldwin upon the outcome of the only those who use the roads are or suit in the form of 'drinking
Professional wrestlers, sometimes
wrestling one to two hours four or
ring us that the Conference did the Liberal press, nor denials from nve nights I Week! 019611 103° I3
y little. '~' 2 government writers can offset their mlwh 8-S 31° 3 Wllllds °°¢h lllBh¢-
This weight is back on them the
use of liquids. They do not allow
gram sndxnethod of elect'ng del'| nel" in the lllSf»°l'y of this Prov- that is their tissues 1°” 1” wwe"
ate;-will be worked out by an ex-i mile hive Our hlzhways been in a _
tive committee having members better condition and more assidu- fatigue' °xh““sn°n' mmm m the
The thought then is that when
muscles and stomach are due to
hysical exertion, plenty of water
ercome these conditions. ~ _ .
oads--some thousands of miles-
and I say, without fear of success-
ul contradiction that there is not
in the Dominion of Canada a road
ystem of a like soil condition and
with the some available revenue
or the purpose, which can show
uch splendid results. 'And it is not
true, as a Patriot writer asserts,
that the road machines have been
ditched into the roadsides and
ushes. Personally I have seen
ulte a number of them,in active
- ' . ‘- - I H I
and the gradual nutlondllzation of would effect 9, reduct'on in taxation ered Canada's diplomatic and trade Th"°t;k“°! ‘?_°{"'“}‘“°' ;:n"°°1'l':5  service, well manned and doing
radio broadcasting in Canada. There through the lowering of municipal connections with that republic. Sub- for me 5; ,sac gin ayopo 5
ld h in l
ls, ho'.ve':el' little warrant for haste relief costs. The municipality would sequently, when under th R ea ow _ 0° n r u SIMPLE DAY
' e “ms” hundred and seventy answers were
in selecting the members of the still continue tc collect taxes on ull Macdonald government Great Brit- received in response to an adver- In this wlnii's
_ i following there is sn
eommiss on until the results of the municipal local improvements and ein resumed relations with Russia, tlsement of a vacancy in A small unknown richness
mtel~lla»tlmldl radio conference. S0011
schlidl rates based on the vacant the King Government refused to “Tal °°h°°1' `A br°°"‘h1ll8 mysterious bloom,
it ...___ Not gorse my
most creditable work.
I-lonor to whom honor is due,
I am Sir, etc.,
TEAVELLEB.
_*___ _
Visitor: "Well, Jackie, how do
to meet in 1\f'.\<lrld. are oflicially_land assessment, but would rem follow suit, Mr. King stating ¢y¢pii_ may nor hyaclnth you iike your new "me ,mer-i»»
» - i no-vi = A sli f n h ; i _ ,_ ,
mods known to me Government by tsxos on the building. only that Groot Britsinis notion M,‘,:‘;f;"'::mous ::ul’bm_y “lf” "Z No maslcogfg mme tha-t pm Iascxie. ob. shes all risntl nut
` Lime.
It is noteworthy, says the Sanitary would not affect Canada King and htm, ne cam-Di-id e now The white guwei-_,
Hon, Alfred Duralllcau, Minister of
_ , ' C ' Co ge. g . living in thi,
Mu1`lll°.Wll° 15 the D0mllll°llS d@1°'iAge, that this economic depression Bennett. therefore, are in accord ilu-eu centuries old, has been plant- field
Kale W ‘hat P‘"1"Y~ D°“bm’55 ° through wh'ch we are passing is not on this question. Under which flag ed on the masters lawn at Univer- SW” B5 the Sky; in the field be-
leoisive move toward establishmiilons of D°‘Verty and lack of nation- does the Patriot stand? Slly U0l1°€¢. 0F<f'°l`fl- =\ f*lll"°'lll mln' WM
this commission will bemade before ai re_wum”_ R is ._ depression in berry, altholl,f§1 .“’*?’.ly older than Tm" "9 ¥9ll°W l10Wcrs that nod
i Milton's still bears an abundant WWI? W the lull'
ins regulon wlnfnr sittings or psf- th, muu, of pisniv. and tl\° IPM mp of knit ym~b~y mr. “Mmm And nm um' . A
liament. with which Provincial and Domin- There is no indication that Lab- it is ‘ younger me’ .ko !mmu1'|But yes, them urs cloud, in the
Cl*/ll S*ll'Vl°¢ l”°f°"“' “S lndicatedlion loans have recently been over- rador or Arctic currents have any wiii,,h pmbabiy gi-,W fiom 5 sup 01 Th 'V' 5°" l`°°l¢3»
ln the report Of l-he Speml °°m' 'subscribed is an indication that marked effects on the waters of the the original. There are many stud- ° 'alight p°"“ds them mm “ll
mittee of the House last S955 0ll» “lld!th¢i-s is "my money available. Atlantic coast, declared Dr, A_ G, ies of longevity in animals, more
\1nol1lm0ll-Sly “d°Pi'°d» has Y" t° be 'Every indication n0W Willis to bet- Huntsman. director of the Eovem- mmcululy °f °°”“° m the ca” °f
_ O I th incipail I _ horses and dogs: ,but the literature
undertaken ne o e Dr :ter times, which are defln tely on ment biological station at st. And of trees and shrubs is “ther “amy
recommendations of the report was i me way. The normal course of bus- rews, N. B., in a report on is fisheries
The wind through its couch of
blue '
ivides. diminishes and hun-ig,
them,
-.-Bn .__
Oaks are proverblaliy said to llve 900 » And
the removal of the entire personnf-illness. hcweyuf, is sensitive to stim- survey presented at s meeting of yea,-,_300 to now’ 300 to mmm’ i|;::<;:i'ice. Percelving this, re.
of thi! lll'¢5°""‘ °°“"’“i55i°n‘ H°“' Dr' ulatlon from extcmal sources. and the General Advisory Committee of 300 to decay--but the period :seems For ihaugh the wind has no color
. I
W. J. Roche. 0l1l1ll'"l““» is t‘° be the plan suggested, it is believed. the Biological Board of Canada. held fal' lm l°ll€~ The sky no smell,'
superarlnuaiied, while the other two `, would speed me good work “long at In Ham", according to the Natup --- ghhe earth, no speech, _
b I D _ N Wim., Macfayisui I dum al ,arthur Brisbane editor and pub-- ey surv ve and accomplish jus.
mem em r bl; to be du 8' time when is mm Resources Department of the llc'st is responsi-ble for this ex-i UCD-
und J, E. 'mm v. ore ` sins. csnsdisn Nsuonsl nsllwsys. Dr. 1 'tm of J, ,Me ,new in ml
pans P _ .. -'
Pellslfd With- In this connection the greet Huntsmanu report was primarily oiympic ,wimming muy y-uc, 011,- Fmm 12° C°u°°'°d P°°"‘° °f
Roslirfluflolls ‘lf “H "We are b°` scarcity in Charlottetown of small about fishing and stated that or- 800 metres, in which four lllrh-I ' E' ooppmm'
_ _ _ » *+1-
lieved to bc mallnble to the G0Vt houses suitable to families able to dinarlly it is considered the mum school boys beat the previous rec~in°smu and mouth perfect white
. ii- ii, bu . . 1. I '
Efnmmt “h°“°"" req” ° ,pay rental of from tio to 812 Del' shore of Nova Scotia is exposed to "4 bl' 37 '°°°“d"' Th' J“p“"°°° teeth showing just at th te '
e wa rs
“WY WC” ’”°“°“‘°d W °°ntm“e‘ month is to be noted. At present the open Atlantic, and while th's m “mm” mm the whit" mea' '“l'f°°°- "N° W°ll‘l°l` “Pun Carl
their services until :liter the Imper be d labo ' h ' Their arms And legs src slclldcr. mim_ Th, Jap", cu” in
lum r an ur are c caper, is true ou the surface, actually the chests de” and wide They an um We pro s.
lui Conference and until the Gov- possibly than for many yea" pm mmm nt t ds _ iblg way; From a Japanese man-of-
mmo t would bo sriordcd lsrser ' B ex Ln wt bmw tm "‘° “““° """"“'““ ‘°"°"°' ‘"“"W“' In °lll°=l will dive in perfect
e Il ' and indications are that before surface s hundred miles or more flung far ahead. legs held straight 'form 50 "lum Wm dw B 
_ _ ' _ no him
°Dl>°l'lll“lfY 1° dlfcllss the °h°’°° °f long there will be an advance. It msking is ghuif greater iiiun the eu. feet scarcely moving, tapping the md 'in ,oi-maim like; murmur;
'll¢`C""5°l”»°» might therefore be is good invest- itil-e area of the province and of this _°"'°°_l' 1130 s Propeller. with back Of] battle fleet, the olllcers keeping the 
50ml’ Oth" lllllloffllm °l’P°mt` ment for the city to enter upon o only s limited strip protrudes above mmm had buried in water "mp: 1°” they Wm ‘Wim 1" “ne” fmdly'
ments hav. mu to be mmm mcimi. model hmmm' “hem M ms mmme mmm to mm able mud' , tummignffzra munminfgrlfor _ 28 miles, through ' _ _ 1 ._   
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there are lots of things ws needed
worse." _ _
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DR. L. B. EVANS
of London,)Eng.
N°¢¢<l Phniolsn ti-osiod
successfully and obtained
Conditions such as ludlgss-
tlen. Dvsremis. soe'r'stom‘- '
"ll, Heartburn, Gastric Dh-
tress and many sums. _s||.
ments peculiar to the atom.
sch with a perscription which
we have procured and lell
under the name sf: bans ‘
Stomach Mlrture. , ._
We alone hnvd the 'lole
flrlltl on this prescription
and since selling it have re-
ceived nnmerour testimonials
from satisned purchasers. _ _
Don‘t fool with your Itani-
ach. Serious conditions are;
“Gly to arise If you allow
yourself to lun, mm, 5
zilronic state of gastric trou-
e. "`
Get a Bottle today. Price'
85c.
in 2* mics
Quilts,
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:our very best ,effottto please you
Exquisite FI¢n_1our_
_#Economical Price  fi?
j Purdie & fFerguson’s
‘°o_ .
 Q'  The-Family
  _ x Slice Store.
_ We are a Family Shoe Store that furnishes the most
expert SHOE SERVICE llltl the BEST 0! Shoes for every
member of the Family. `
'.l‘here's no need of going away from this Shoe sion
with s pairof shoes for any member of the family, that you
“Just Think” will do,-for we have a Shoe for every FW;
that we-JUST “KNOW” WILL D0!
We can quote you any number of Shoe prices-but Shoe
Prices always sound about alike, and every store um,
“OURS ABE THE BEST."
We want to prove our values by showing our Shoes, sus
ao we say-When Father, Mother, Brother, Sister or the
.Baby wants the Best of Shoes, that any stated prlcs wui
hny-COME 'I0 THE FAMILY BEOE STORE!
We are sole Agents for thelfamous Invictus and Wllkis
Glove-Philo Shoes for Men and Women can-led in widths
also the “BLUE MOON" and Empress Corrective line in
wldtasrroinsionn.  ~-
` wo no also sgonts for nornrnoor rlosllsnv in u..
newest Paris shades prices $1.00 to $1.50 per pair.
Ask for GUTTA PEBCHA RUBBER FOOTWEAR. THEY
WEAR! LONGER
buy your wants or mail your order to*
.iilurflie-Ferguson Shoe Co., Ltd
`_ ' SUNNYBIDE, CHABLOTTETOWN, P. E. I.
 
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The quality and efficiency of Dominion
Duco-Finished Shot Shells never varies.
They are waterproof, troubleproof and
gcpendable under every conceivable con-
ition.
Purchase your Dominion Shot Shells
here-and now! ' We carry,a complete
stock of Dominion ,Ammunition and
hunting equipment of all kinds.
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~ Limited -
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scraper,~, the isizc of'
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swap_a:.fe_w_’§cents for
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