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THE CHARLOTTETOWN GUARDIAN _ JUNE 13
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iii-iiliiiitoeio -hui vnu iiiilliiur'     
MASS MEETING
AT THE
 Prince Edward Theatre
,  oN
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Monday Evening, Iune 20th.
AT 8.00 i>.M.'
Mrs Howar dFal|is
ONE OF THE OUTSTANDING WOMEN
    The Guardian has beeti furuislied with the following report Ol'
wn.i_ ADDRESS THE ELECTORS or cl-iAn|_oTTETowN on
Improved Temper ance
¢ o - _ _ - - » - .
 iliibition that does not prohibit is accomplishing in our midst. \\'el
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Her Remaining Meetings This Week are as Follows:
Pownal. June 21st.
Murray River, June 22nd.
icveryiioay invited iifnear This Gifted
Woman Speaker
She Has a Message of Particular Importance to Every Woman V01"-
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I’ ° M ° ' This service has offices in ever l ' ` f I U ‘ 'I
| y argc city o lie nitu
P0   i.\`t:ites, Canada and Mexico with connections in Paris and London.
    ` llperatives have investigated crimes of nearly every nature
o
The Liberal-Conservative Candidates will meet the Electors al N10
ronuwing plug; and dates, to discuss the political .issues of the
NEW GLASGOW . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
,_ June 20
MAYFIELD   June 21
RUSTlC0.......... -.--\Nr\e22
HUNTER RIVER .,... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
.. June-23
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The Opposition Candidates are invited and will be BC¢0l'd=U
al time.
All Meetings at B p. m.
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It-li-4tlll 23rd. J. H. 8UNTAlN. ment and to the people at large. _ ,
L, JENKINS
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Ist District Queen’
_.___ Li,___,___,_C,_,m_rvn_,,,,,, ca,,,_“_l q-,,,. 1,p,,.,m1.(ga,,,,c,~vauv¢. Canal. \\'e lizive seen in sevei'.'il lioiises in \\`iiter Street, in Dori-liesl~
¢-.~i \vlll ineet the electors at ttielilatcs will meet ther:-.lectors nl’ the H- Su-ee, :md King _q,r,.(., 5,.,.m.s of home b,.,_.“,i,,g ,md mm _wmng
wing places and dates for the tSeeontl U|9U`l<=l 0! hlnir, at the lol- ' _ _ _ ‘H _ I _‘__ _H _ __ ._ . . `
nose 0,. ,,,_,,,,,,S,,,ng ,hu pomlcul _,,_“,|,,g places and ,lates ,O ,]§,,e,,5s ii.i_t \\ou c it im it itvai e to the average citizen of this city.
es. ot' tho day. [political isstues ol tho day.
siiaw .. . _ . . _ . .. . .iunf‘20.l Pezilies Station . . . . . . . .
.. June IS
dallizuic  . . . - -
-  -limi' 21-gtflu-1-i-y llill   June 20
he Opposition cftililiiliiles, Po or _ [,‘(,,-,-fig; Nm __ _ __ , _ Jung
lillf illlll Allilll Si"\V“l`l» ill" 5"' i St, I’r-ters . ..... _ . . . . _ . .  .lune
tl to attoiiil and \vl|l ho given I Mom" _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ June
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lm" "f_`;l““u"_‘(°.-K I  Liberal candidates are invited 1.0
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Waltei' G. McKenzie,  l Pm time 359°? MGEWEN
9 li-i3'f1l» i J. ia. |viaeooNALo
Political Meetings
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3rd District Cluecn s.P0ht,Ca1 Meetmgs
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es will addressithe electoi ati  D  G g
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following places: 1 --
ort Augustus Hall, Monday.| »_
e 20¢h_ i The Liberal Conservative candl-
. Herbert Ilall, 'l`ues<lay, .lunolilatcs will meet the electors at the
t. _ lfollowing places and dates t_o dis-
All meetings to be held at S Oiieuss the political issue of the day:
~k P.M. The unnmltlon wmli-lucw rorni . . . . . . . . . . .
._ Juno zoni
es are invited to he nfe-“CHL I All meetings start at 8 o’cloclr.
ated this 31st day of May. -‘\~D~ loppoaltion candidates are invited.
7. ‘ (Sgd.)
(sem. _ | H. F. Meri-iss
J. .iuousrixii .\icoo.\..\i.n. LESUE HUNTER
M. w. wooo. .
so-it _~,~._--__- --___-
litical Meetings tP01m°a1.M9e'ti“gS ,
4th District Kings
th District 0ueen’sl ____
--- I Tho Liberal-Cotiscrvatlvo Candi-
ho Liberal (loiiservzitlve candi-
dates will meet the electors oi' the
s will meet the Electors at thot Fourth District ot Klug’s at the tol-
Wlllgnl-1<'.0S and dates, to dis-glowing places and iliites to discuss
s the political issues ol the day: pomicny ggsucs 0( me ,|ny_
Gro
l1¢lVi@\V   ~-  -“|110 20~ Murray Harbor So-iith  June 20
H011 RWM   JUN 21' St. Mary's Road . . . . . . .
._ Juno 21
“al     ~_J““° Zz Lihornl Candidates are invited to
ll meelmgs Sta" M S ° "l“C]‘ “I” attend, All meetings at 8 p. m.
lug candidates are invited. M_ F-_ MCDONALD
(SEM l Martin Memnnon
s'n.A\v tnci/i ii/LAN, ,om
uno. iucuunn. ‘
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'St D‘*""°‘ K“‘gS, su District Kings
uhlle Meetings wlll be held ln _.___
District at the following places' _
'lstfeh to discuss the leeuet in Tho Liberal-Cona¥vittl've candl-
preeent election campaign. ' dates will meat tlie` lgtora ot the
D 0 l the tot
Filth lotrlct I K lit; at _ -
fr C°lU'“l1“» M°'\d°¥» JUN* 20"* lowing places and dntés to dlsauiis
|”illh°l‘°» Tlwldlyi June 21. the political issued ol tho day:
°i"`|l» W°d""dl¥» June 22nd; l Georgetown-.liiiie 18th
Painhriilgo, Juno 21st
ll Meetings will commence at A'm,,m,me__J,m~e 25,",
M- . l Llhornl cnncliflatoiaro invited to
H. H. ACORN ,
A_ J. Muoual _ ;i_l.tp_p_il. Meetings to start at 8
A. A. MODONALD, (sinned)
H. _D. McLEAN.
5-6-10-8|.
J. D. STEWART l
J. HOWARD McDONA|.D
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little
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_ ‘ ltwn days! When caught ln the
  ' 'woods, the lieetlesi were hurylniz it
h hlackliirtl
”  T 9 Z00 Their nit-ima ii to minenii miie
f y
____ away the soil _bent-ntli tho remains
(By -Brltleh United States) [until these have sunk to u iuifflc-
N-DON, June 17.- A party or, lent depth, Then tho licelieii lay
gnvsillggers at the Zoo iiroj their eggs In the careaiic. and cover
ng demonstrations ol the mic-2 It over with earth, Thr-. grului, upon
ftil work they do iiniler natural hatching feed upon the body, there-
conditions. | by acting ns scavengars,
' There live oi' these liuryliiiz lt in largely owing to tho efforts
they are periodically of such beetles that tho country-
carcass ol' o rnt to intein' side ls freed from the decomposing
Riven
specimen waamtiircfllremainii ot the coiintlesii clstieltlel
iv
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cuiliuls viivlitu; il  
mu if ciiiinniiiu
iel Detectives Write Graphic Account oil
the Gonditions Prevailing in Char-l
. lottetown as They Found Them in I
Their Rounds for Criminals.
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,the conditions prevailing in Cliarlottetmvii under the Prohibition;
‘l.ziw. It is written by two Freiichmen, Messrs Oggier and _ioseplil
` ii. Paradis of the Thiel Detective Service and though it is not all
wavs as lucid as it might he it gives a vivid picture of what “Pro-‘
is
ggive the mss. .is .submitted to us.
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. __RAD__LB__NE_ me _“___ 1'.-1'1‘/;_u/f.\~/‘ 01- oP.E1e.-1711/155, .41.BERr 1
occ;/are .mo Josef'/1 /1. P.4R/1/>/5.!
_ I-`rnm /llc '1`llif'I l)rIr<'li'2'r‘ .S`¢‘ri'irf‘ of (funatlti `I_iniifi'r1
Uperativcs have been in the employ of the above niciitioneil
‘service for a initnber of years investigating the following Maritime
,'l`o\vn.<: Halifax, Sydney, Glace Bay, Yarmouth, etc, and also
ltoivns :ind cities of other Ili-oviiices of Caiiada and the L`nited
States.
such as murder, larceny, rum running, illegal operations, liurglar-
ies, strikes and lockouts.
, l`hey have been called tufliarlottetoivti expressly to iiivt_~ati
gate recent lmrglaries in the city which consist of store and house
brenlcing.
ln running down the piirtirulzii' crimes for which they were
hrnuglit lo this city, they have discovered in tflizrrlottetnivn crinies
ni other nature, which in their estimation should give criiisideralile
concern both to the Civic (`iovei'nn_ient to the Proviiicial (im-erii~
. 'l`heii' duties led them into that particular district kno\\'n‘ as
llell’s Street.
'There they discovered certain `conditious which froiu the
worse in any of the largest cities both in (`aiiada and in lfnited
States. _
One place in particular \vliicli we entered the smell of 'rum was
lti :mother place we entered there were two barrels of _lilloiiie
llri-\\' lleer in the act of feriiieiitiiig. -'l`hese barrels' were fouurll
in the liedrooiu. The geiieral surrouiidiiigs of the house were in
keeping with thc home brew. \\"c also found several children in
this same house filthy and dirty covered with pimplcs and hall
clad. Froin the standpoint of sanitation tliis=place with others cou-
stitute a iiieiiace tothe health and the iiiorals of the commiinity.
.‘\t another also kiio\vn as a blindpig, a small child was seated
on the middle of the table, surrounded with the remains of the.lasl
meal. The drinks served iii this place were served out by thei
hands of :i \voiiiaii whose filthy condition was -beyond description.
liverylhiiig in the house was in like coiiditioii with the ritni
and the \voman. \\’e have reason to know that this place is fre-
quented by so-called respectable citizens. Men of this city who
are openly respectable are to our knowledge frequenters and pat-
rons of this particular divc._
In our official round in the city we have discovered large num-
bers of men going in and out of-certain booze joints and blind pigs_
in intoxicated con<iitions_ `
We have also discovered this deplorable coiiditioii of affairs-’
cartons of beer--of Frontenac Beer-taken into back stores iti the.
old who are connected directly or indirectly with the business
where the rlrinliing party takes place. Parks and lanes are used
for the same purposes. This -beer not being obtainable in small
any kind of a crime in the class qi violence. '
We have also discovered on the water front as ivcll as else-
where, in the city a hunch of loafers that 'are bound to be, iti the
course of a short while ii source of violent crime.
vogue it has been our experience that`you etitinot discover in these
places anything like those conditiiins which are-prevalent ,in this
city all the way from io o’eloek on until the carl hours of the
We might slay in justice to Charloltetown_ lhat conditions arc
about the same as we have found in Halifax and Svdney.
sn strbng and offensive that we were too glad to retreat. 5
’ - enough "Dark, Entry."
. i _~ ' ' ' _ ` t ‘f banks ot the Esli, -tho representat-
We consider the home brew problem in this city such tha i _Ive of the Lord of _the Manor of
it is not speedily met it will soon be beyond control of the most whm,y.Abbey blows the h|Bm,.|c
drastic instruments of law and order. ' h0;n._ beltevedoti; :ab 50l_>hyel:_pi_0l:l.
- ~ - - ' In I’ C
In certain parts of Canada where (government Control is in ;‘;‘_m__‘%I_yO?_i; c:“ :hemp Oirniibn
. . ,
y - ._ . »
n-,m.n;ng_ - fl " ly above, dominates the scene,
practically every second house resembles a har room. scarce had ,O cos, ,, penny at |9,,,¢_
In our cstiniatiomone of the worst features of this whole busi- great Noi-man barons. boys with
- ~ ‘ ' _ - ~ ~ - ~- - the passions and power ol giants.
ness is the dirty, infectious rot gut that is sold in blindpigs' and is Bruce or U____l__b________y_ Piers” 0,
sold in the name of good rum and good whiskey, _3,m¢°,,_ and A||,¢,,,,, of _g~y||,,g.
Wei are willing to state that the blindpigs in this town afre so 60:98. iltilbbed B h°:'_m_;l ‘gm 1:30
numerous that they cannot be controlled with anything like sue- ;,°,,‘i:;u:m,;_ wmm e 'om' I
cess by the present machinery of law and order. gen as an ancient clironlcler re-
‘ ' ll' :
We make these statements with the full knowledge of the .me hmmm ,Mug mm Bien
facts and would be willing to make oath to this effect. _ ealdi 'tl am mo, ¢¢,_ .na Gr nu,” noe that clay.
` _ V ‘ \_voiuides." 'rho
' (Signed) » .- _gy ¢‘?!‘lie'y shell die
' A. 0GG_1z:R. ”` _ ,',§°“§'},*j- _,‘,}"j‘,’_,‘
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i ~ -ln :ts First. ]2.Mont/ls
f»'l'he`Greatest Success ever attained
'; by a new,_Car_ in its FirstYear f- , f
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The Whippez 
emerged from its
try out period
with flying colors.
I T t IS N, O W
A P R O V E N
PROPOSITION
111,300 enthusiaitic owners will tell you that the
Whippet has lived up to every claim we have
made for it.
In hundreds oi' gruelling tests it has broken world‘s
records in a most impressive way. Below are listed
some of the more important ones. They prove the
. Whippet’s economy, performance and stamina be-
yond any shadow of doubt.
l¢0ll0ll\y--Cannonball Baker, in a Coast to Coast
run, averaged 51.9 miles per gallon. 5,205 drivers in
a nation-wide economy test averaged 46.3 miles per
gallon. Owners’ records indicate that the Whippet
» saves you from $75.00 to $150.00 yearly in gas, oil,
tires and mechanical upkeep.
Power and performance - At Rockingham
Speedway the Whippet ran 500 miles in l0 hours, 23
minutes, I4 seconds, bucking a terrific 50 mile gale.
The car has smoothness and flexibility never found
before in a 4-cylinder car. Acceleration 5_to 30 miles
in 13 seconds. Speed 55 miles an hour. .
Hill-Glllliblllg-A non-stop run to Pike`s Peak in
one hour and 13 minutes, without boiling. `
Gtllllllll-From Death Valley, 284 feet below sea
level to the crest of White Mountain, l.l,lS0 feet
above sea level . . . . the highest spot ever reached
'oy an automobile on the Pacific Coast.
The Whippet has established
new standards of performance
_ above and beyond anything _
. you have learned to expect
in a 4-cylinder car.
The Whippet has also estab-
lished new standards of safety,
roominess, comfort, beauty.
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4 wheel broke!-T_he only car in the low priced
iield with this necessary factor for safety . . . the
Whippet will stop in 51 feet from 40 miles an hour.
Low gravity _center-5 feet 8 inches high. Built
low to the ground for safety, yet with ample road
clearance due to its new-type design. No skidding,
no slipping, no side-sway when turning a corner.
M0\‘e room-By actual measurement the Whippet
has more leg, head and elbow room than any other
light car--due to its unique body and dash con-
struction. ' .
Q;-gage; lpgguty -The smartest looking light_car
on the road today. With long, low graceful lines
resembling the exclusive custom-built cars of this
Continent and Europe. `
These are the reasons why *h¢ Whllllleli has 50 Cl\\l°kly
become Canada’s most P°lJ“lH\` liEl\f_ C15" - - ~ Why
over- l 11,300 motorists have bought it in its first year.
The Whippet is a car of exactly 01° fight Bile. Weigh*
and balance. its 4-wheel brakes and other nziodern
engineering features ensure resale vahie to vi ev”
unapproached by any other lilht 4'CYlmd¢" °a"~_
just drive the car . . . that's the Only WHY t0 .l_“il.'.‘f
its remarkable value. `
1 New Lew rmciis
coin. s ses ilffg
Tourl ng 950 _ 1225
Roadster 104°
OVERLAND ¢,,u,¢ ass i 1200 l
' . Sedan '|109  ‘
Landau 114° i
Prlggs F.O.B., Charlottetown.
P EJ.
_ Attractive Credit T¢"""'
MCLAINE SERVICE STATION Klnos couN‘l'Y
°°RNEY EWS' 1as GRAFTON STREET, “RAGE
Summeriilde. P. E. I- CHARLOTTETOWN M__M"u°_ P_ E_ '_
heart of the city after hours and there coiisumed by youtig men and _ ' . _ _ - , _ _ _ f _ _ V _- 4
' PENANCE IN MODERN SETTING
(By .British United Press) -mice for the Salogiiiinl ot their
ceiision Day (MBV 26) 1" llle M10' his successors. in this Miinuei~~l
Eskdale Slile the Slime llify at Sun]
Rising. and there shall the (\lfieei'i
at the end of mysterious alleyll. ot the Abbot blow his horn, itnd lieu
OM 0f`lh9l!\ Illllllell i\llilI`0D\'U1l@|Y|shall deliver unto you Willlani del
Bruce, ten Stakes, ten’ Sloul..<itrow-
0Dl\°H|le` Bayes Staltlies, in Whit- ers, and ten Yedilersr to no i-in hy
by HllI‘b0\lr. on the rugged iinkomlihyoii. with ii knife ol' ii Penny l’i~l<-o:
and you, illalpli de .l"lf-rein,
tithe one and twenty of ,each
to he cut .lo the name Manner,
you. Allatsoii. _shall take nine
each soi't'_to be out-as
and to be taken on your
carried to the town ol
same hour each shall eel. your
as at the brim ot _-this Water,
stake a Yard .from another, and
Yedder them as with Yedderi.
no stake-on each side -with
the houses are built up steep steps
thorn! ___.
"lheg~iho who performs the pres-
crlbedT"iicl. ol homage ol-St. Hlhla's
rose red lame, which rising proud
iiteps forvgard. and plants xi. hedge
i We have discovered in Cliarlottetowu, in certziilrstrects, where °" K‘“'"‘ °f “°“l‘°° °“" """‘ “ ““"°|5i01lf 5¢l'0,'j'¢fS ihét they
which ln the days when money waii mme tm” wmmuy -|-emoymg by .the
Force of the'Water."
All the families concemed ox-
cept the Aliatiioiis have long
purohasgd exemption. and it ls the
holder of the Alliitson lands in Fy-
llugdiileii who performs the hliitorlo
penance todlly.
<o->---
_lt was the moi-riliis after the
before, and a young clerk,
met too _many friends, rang
ohio! et home about eight
oigptstilta eveisyilitns. and
cd for- inablllly to get to
Hence this garth is called tho
Penny I-iedge.
ln the time oi’ .Heniy ll. three
Q, "I appreciate your
fmgzletrsm laid the chief. "hut don't
you're oil today? This is
I freely
. fl
to ii depth oi alx Inches ln lilch continually occur ln nature. \‘. _ _ _ ,   PARADIS. ‘_ - - couldnt to he
 
LI iililoiit.
All
Tho
Temperance Alliance Meetings
Under the Auspleoe ol
 ' . ~ - . . i'1.- l tl .'-'r ' i-, -- . i ' `
fltiantities these beer druiliers pooled their money in order to get oflgggogapppo Us uf; iiiliugxaiyil-_` p}i;i_i_i_iemel_p;~ii haul l it iitimlt to tio: THE TEMPERVANCE ALLIANCE OF PRINCE EDWARD Is
legal quantities of beer and therefore they resort to back lanes. dsl-ln! ‘mm the Mlddle _/,ge,,_ is .nydu and yours Hlmu hom yoml H W.
parks, garages, stdres and other places. to have their drinks. /1 still carried out on the eve ol Air Lands ortlie‘Ab1iottol»whllby. and will be Addressed by the Speakers l..l|teel Below as F0 °
We are Conyinccd ‘hah the gang that is “°“' cpemfhlg in store lent sea-ilrt town ot' Whitby. , That upon Ascension l-ire '-'on shalll s““'daY' J"”° 18’ ‘ _
:uid lioiiselirealciiig commit these crimes under the influence of At low tide. spectators guti;_er'in come to the sway-hem] which ia my Vmtorla Him mo "_ m___nev_ “M °°h,,,.,,_
liquor or in order to get money for booze and are out to commit _f\"\'f°W - C\‘“\’°h'“l"°"‘~ “’ ° ‘"°
Lot 11 Hall-Rev. H. R. Grant. "
cambridge Han, a.so p. m.--nov. Ai-eiiibiis souiertind
Rose valley Hall-Rev. A.A_ M|¢|.eo¢,
Emerald Hall, 8.30 p. m.-Mr¢W. E. Bentley. K- C'
Monday, June 20: _  '
Sourle-Rev. John Coiirn .
Fortune Bridge Hall-Rev.\Arolilb|ld Sutherland-
Mlmlnlquh-Rev. H. R. Grant, D. D.
Annandale Baptist Church-iisw. '-A..M|eLvv¢‘|-
Rollo lay Parish Hall.-Mr W Intl ik- G-
Fredeiildtonil~l|ll-Illilltratufflhot ' l. J. J- W”
J. H. Copeland. ‘  '...,,_»  r ,ali ff.
meetings at me wetsuit ui\l¢'ee"¢itiorvii|¢` idverilwi
Public ls eerlllllly liivlted.  . ‘;-~
A REAE HELP
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ti wnusm tin uma. *"'”"‘”
boiling. A wonderful savor
On sole at all 'leadlni olllll
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