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President-W. rhntrr 3. Blrlmn. ll. P.
lr4~n-lnry-Llent. 00|. D.
\`\er-l‘rn\\lent-J. R. Burndt
A- ll\¢Klnnnn, ll. B. 0.
Editor and llunnglng Director-J. K. Burnett
Aanui-into I-Jslilurn-lfrunk Wallin and ID. K. Currlo
V Homin; Dlilv (founded 1587) $5.00
use per year un advance) mnlle
lor yelr tla mhnm-rl delivered.
U In Clnlill and United Sintra.
And new il. ir the Right Honturshle
P. B1 Bennett in virtue of his recent
cle-fatfoii to membership in the Im-
5:::~iz,i Privy council by his Majesty
King George. This is an honor
upon which all Canadians will cou-
*R V _   28’ 1930 gratiiiate Canadas Prime lvfhiisiei
_ _ _ - -_ - _ _ ._ 1
'worthy tribute to his talents and his! 8| lam
, working out of ii general tariff with »i,~l¢.,my
and alilhe more because it is al
what
Boop
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A"-9t"“'i“1"“’°‘5f8 " ° ‘ wan Aim snuaslosse i
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___ preferences to the clominions. Ac- --
t‘ ' ‘  _ _ _
Patrio ic organir.at.ons_ _have more the Labor party is equally inuwucd 5 .ions in sight, ns he hoped. Chiang
than °"“`° p’°"5ted ag“"‘5t the “se  llial-Shell. I>l'¢=id0\ll of the Ch ness your .family has had an operation lo"
cording to the cable dispatches, half
With the end of the various rebel-
in this country of United Statesi by the Be““°l"' l"°l’°5al' which lm" |-iepubiic, predicts that a. unified.`
also been subscribed to by all the
text. books. particularly in the
teaching of modem history. Now
British dominions at the Inirciial
Conference. An intra-Imperial .sys-
fchastcnecl nation will emerge imdf
ieifect its rehabil'itation.' Already nel
.has laid down his programme: F1rst.!
nm” ' wmmaint ‘mm Mex' l [eradication of communism and band-
bourne, Australia. against “Haycsl
md Moons Modern History," l\
United States publication adopted as;
a .standard school book in the state
of Victoria. The Aiis:-.'alian l\‘ativc.s'E
Association. s. national orgaiiizzationf
of Australian-born citizens, has pro-,
i.cst.ed aizainst this book. de.sc‘;ibiii'_:
it as biased. uniiuc, and insulting.
»T\r0 quotations are itivcn in support
of this conte_'tion. The first. which
tem oi fiscal favors may lake some
time to work out; but nothing Ls
clearer than that Canada.`s new pri-
vy councillor has impressed all the
British nations. as well as thc United
States, with the clear~cut and prac-
tlcal character of his thinking and
action in the fiscal realm.
(`oa1 Prorluclion in 1921!
D\l2‘l>0l‘i6 l0 UPHI Wllh UW Glliiliwlif Coal production in Canada clurin:
campaign. follows:
"The Bi'iii\h collected ia iiietiev
army, .coin;os.ccl chiefly cf colnit-
iiil troops. and landed it on the
tip of the Gallipoli Peninsiilrv., close
to the Dardanelles.”
A “mozlcy ni‘i~n_\"‘ it may havc lwcn:
moi! iirnilcs arc. Blu th/~ writer wlio
could thus contcmpkiously dismiss a
campaign which out:-lioue in acliinve-
`l91Z9 aliiountcrl to iT 406.557 short
tons, which wit: only 0.4 per cent
lower than the total output for 1928
-but li.B per cent higher than the
l aiverage for the past five years, nc-
cordiiig to the fiiinl report on “Coal
_ Statistic: for Canada" just issuccl by
. liie Dominion Bureau of Statistics.
f Aii loci-case of 4.8 por cent. was re-
. . ‘
ment- the exploits, real and imafzin- ,. H»,_,, ,,, m, Nova smug ,V,ut,l,u¢_ F 3
1” M all Umfm- Smlpgi c"""”‘m: lifir coin in !\!<»\\‘ Brun.'s'.vick. and 2.2.0
in the War. can only be brackc-;ecl
with the ignoramuscs who allowed
,per ccizt lu Saskatchewan. A,lbei'ta's
p-~:c`iie'_itm was 2_5 per cent lower
“wh 3 Uhmnryu tl’ "ll l""’ “I” ilii it in ;"I‘ find British Columbia‘s
sands of any Airstraiian school fi ` ,... ,,.. ,,,,_._; H |,.,.,.,,_.,_.;,,_ of U2 Im.
-lohii Maseficld. port. lai..».-~.:ie oi
(`il.
L‘!igll!.lI\d. who has Written ilio ._'/»i"\‘ -5-_.. ,..,,,.-_.,_ ._...,.,~_x~mS f,gm.¢s on
if Gallipoli, thus sums up |114: io-
'neric iid'-cntiire:
'Stili." our enemies xav. ‘_~-.ni
ciirl not win the Peninsula." 'WC
did not; and some clay. when trinii
will walk clear-eyed. it will be
knovm why we did noi. Until then.
let our enemies say this: "`l`hei-
'lid not win, but they <:aiiif~ or-:off
three thousand miles oi' _:i-:_ :i li'-
tic army without i~esei-vc.-‘ .ind .~lioi'i
of munitions. a. band of broiliei-.~'.
not half U! them half-trained. and
nearly all of them new to _waiz
'Phev name to what wc said wa 1 an
lmoregrable fort. on whit-'ii our
veicrans of. war and iiifissaci ‘ had
laboured for two mon‘1i, ;._i‘ ‘)"
sheer naked manhood they usa: ii.~.,
and drove us out of ii. 'f.\_i~n i~'i2i~~-
lnz. but without resei'\'c.=_. 'rm-1 ‘J if
us again, and drove ns Ia;-ther.
'Then rallying once more liiif still
without re.seij\'-es, they lien- ii:
again. this time to our knee:-_ Timo-:_
had tl'i(‘_V had l'6\§€'K'V€$. liicv ivdiilrl
l-Hive conquered. hut bv <3oil`.= pisv
they had none. Then. :ifl.~»» ,~_ lg \_»-~
ff time, when we woiiv mf--1
Bgairl. they had re.sci'vc.s. mir; ifipj'
hit us a. .=tagz‘c-ring ‘iE'i" "wh
‘needed but a push to mil vim if--‘ 1
C‘iir='i'"~n pr~:i‘_l"tloii_ imports, ex-
i po:'f:_ i-iii'-liinpiioii. pi'icc'~. mine ac-
f cideiiu, niiil \\'oi'ld production. Each
E coal pi'ociiiciii,cz province is reviewed
, a .separate chapter and detailed
;.=r'iii~t'c= on capital cmployed, sal-
` f.:ii-_=- and -,\'_'.'_cs paid, nian-days work
5 :fone .~1_c_. ai.-_ shown, together with a
‘in
‘ lic; of the iianif_>.~_. location and out-
lpm of ine principal Canadian cole
‘, lici‘ie:-'_" -
-("»:~i:gi'ng Tlic Time
“The farmer who voted for the
B”i:iic'= Government will be reward-
;pfl by l-.‘ -ing to pay higher prices
f on
i'i'o'.\':s. sccfi '_ll'il1=, l1l0uSh5. YWJW*
iiiiiifiiiilc-_ l‘.arvcSlci`S. l`ci\il¢`l”-‘-
XE”
>.-_\'i~\'»; i>:"', '"1 'ing machines, hay
ci
1 Iwi.,-__ 1~,fi~‘ tcddri-:, piilato plantc~r_'1
'  ~: ~\_- filter ki 'dw of agricultural
clzllive tors. tractors, ploilzhs. 1
Q
itry; second, rehabilitation of no-‘
tional finances; third. creation of.
honest, efficient government; foui‘th,l
achle\'cni:‘nt of industrial develop-
riicnl: f.fth. development of national
and local autcmoniy, thereby pavin:
the way for true democracy. It is an
ambitious programme, when the
present :tale nf the great Oriental
republic is considcrerl and the dif-
ficulties which stand in the way of
its achievement are canvassecl.
The ri-suits reported by the Hudson,
Bay Fislicrcs Expedition. sent out hy!
E the Dcininion department of fisheries ’
, is disamioiiitiiig to those who looked _
' for the opening of an immense new
fishing industry when the Hudson
Ray Railway and the projected ex-
i,icn'~'ici1 of the Temiskaminz and ,
,Ontario Rnilw:i_v to James Bay werei
lcfm\picLcd. Extensive expci‘imenl,=;
with various forms of fishing yielded |
not a szugle commercial fish. the I
:result of the cx;'»editlon's work lead-
ging ld the miicliiision that there are
no coiiiiiicicial fish in this great lil-
lenii sea. The report which has _iustl
been made public- will be of interest 1
,also tn the scientists who may be
lniorefi to undertake further invcstig- I,
atioiis with thc purpose of discover-
ing why this condition should obtain,
X Romania is the latest country to,
disr‘o\'er that it has been honeycomb-
ed \\"th &‘xiv’el. spies. The trail of
this particular serpent appears to be
evident over most of the world. i
3 The situation in England is it trifle
"iiiixed so far as inter imperial relati-
|ons are concernezi. The obvious
'solution says an excharlge is
surely that Mr. Bennett stick to the
principle of his proposition, which is
that some way be found by which
Great Britain can provide Canada
with a sure and profitable market for
her wheat in exchange for a` sure and
iproiltable market in Canada for
,.l3ritisli inanufa:tiii'ei°s. Our way out
'_l\ei~.= may easily be the imposition of
`tai'iffs against foreign goods. But
like British way may .lust as easily be
lin line with the Snnwden cum Bald-
"i\.'iii policy quota. _Canada ought to
be very pil/cnt while this problem
.lis lwf-Ing irorkcd out. With men of
Cond will on both sides. it ought not
Perhaps you or some member 0
rc
 ...  __ _  -rn~eici=ii»iizi._ojr'ri-:_'rowlsr’c13‘lil$.\ r'Ai~i_  ~    ,__ _ _f~_DTQ`I_¥_E_li_zs
Ir. Bennett In London =
2’
(London Daily E.;;r:cs5.)
Mr. R. B. Bennett, the C.inadi.i‘.
i_*i'iine M`iii`s-ter, is ri iii;i\ of iiitug-_‘_
.ind tciitlifiilnz-rs. Yet he ci'eut.=:_~i if
once a delinitzly iiiisc inigiressicz
 ;.-'my one looking at him would su;
‘Lliat lie was a ni'-ii in the l1!e for\."ei=.
Mr. Eeiznctt is. in fact, f.fty-cigiit
years of age, l
Mr. Beimxlt Ind.: live:l a hard and'
vigorous lifc. \'.’i~_at tliezi, is thei
ilzsccret of his 1-.iiitlwiiil appenran;e?
Secret, withfii thc cliazanict' of riie
I
:tppendicitis and although life 
-’.ia.n, ihc.'e cerlainiy ii, I~`:r M'i'._
Bennett is that living p_=.;'ai:iox--;.?
saved there is still pan or disconi-' ,
fort in the region of the appendix. \
Your doctor informs you ‘that likely 7
there are some adhesions. `
What is meant by adhesions? ‘
Covering all the abdominal organsi
and lining the abdomen itself is ag
sort of net work or apron of tissucf
which manufactures a juice to en
able the organs in the abdomen toi
rub or roll against one another with-
out frictioii. You can understand that
with a small intestine twenty feet;
long enclosed in the small space oil
l Circiiin.'.iaiicc', of c:iii:‘:<»_i played
man pI,ysicai!y powcliil and supefoly
well without c'.'e;- hnv’_r.z, been the
devotce of pii,\":ic_1l sport. -
their part from the beginirng in pro- _
-'liicing in thc Bennett ciitwaclei' audi
the Bennett body thi: .c..-inilzeblg ad-I
Iiiistmcnt.  Bciiiiclt res born in]
N_\v Briiiiswltk, He livcgl as ri boy si!
simple lifc in ci Geri-fcriiizitr :thins-'
pliers. I-le was nurtured by iiiwents
strong of purpose and strong of burly.
iiiiircd to the .stern life. oi New j
lBi'uns\\""k in tliosc days. That' urns;
.Your abdomen that it must be cniied|_V_(_ J M\"_sqht I
up pretty well. And so these C0115 Of!  °‘ V ° ' _ _ __ liii-eiiziit togeiiiei- ta _five iw.-_;i'i= i-i-
intestine and the other organs in .he
abdomen-liver. kidneys. pani:reas,
_________.___..._.---
Th: Public Forum I
'nib eommn is even for U" I
dlumuion by correspondent-.\
l of questions of Interest. Thi#
Charlottetown Guardian diet
not neouarlly endorse ¢hf
-iptnlam 0| olrrcspondentl
i
ARI*-IISTICE SI-f\F'f\N .\l'FR()ACH-
ING .
Sir, -May I on behalf of the inevi-
lrers of the Caiiadan l_c';`o1. B. F.
*_ L.. through your c'il\inin".. ark tli“.
the approaching Armi."t`»:c Secscri ir”
cior: cencrrdly observed thrsii§'li~\i'.
L':c. Province.
In the _first place I would r-iwzcfal
that suitable inferences be made lo
the anniversary and prayers su`t1b‘c
to the occas-ich. be used on Suiideff
Noifembrr 5-‘th in tiic v:ii'io'i:
';1"'_ii'cl1es. `
Secondly. lrt there l~c r.uEt:ili`~
incmfirial services at clcrcii o'clo::f:
on Armistice Day about the maui'
monuments which have bccn crcctcsl
to th: nionicry of those who fcll. sa.
that aclii‘is and children may br
!°%?(}l/ZPVCILALL
C)€J()§T}l£§
es
._ lzarfiiig como from the
(`liii.;°n‘_;i.:i of the l*i'o‘.~'iiicio_l District
(`on\i:tiitcf.‘s 'is to like ictal amounts
v,'liEc`n their le<:iili*_'.‘_@:z= should give to.
v'z-:ral the r
000 FUND FOR NEW
PRIFICE _EDWARD -. AND
HOSPITAL.
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the (_`efmpaigi1 Executive Committee
yesterday (Monday) morning held a
special iiioeting, which waslargely
¢ l But. like the one iiian in the Ei‘J._- , me me _nn r __ ,
ical parabie he neclectccl none of the; ss ’s 0 nam' , '
° ' ’ = Where ther: are n'> nirviiuiiic-i1i~. if-.
ltnlcnifs with which hc had born cn-`
iittcnilecl, and c-ompiled the following
to be impossible to work it out. It
God again had pit._v. After tha
God was indeed pit»'.f\il_ f'"
t our . ini
land made no further ihrn-:_ fi -‘_
ther wont away."
The other quotation cited
lost against “Hayes anti Mooiibi 1/lofi-i -...-~-,...-fi their pi-ii-i~'! Should they]
52°!! Hi-"f.0r'.v" i1 I‘t’f1i1_V A 'Zciu ' .' l‘ nm. in nil reason. lower their price.”
kind, and should lar: pi'cs_°i'\'
though not in a school tcxi book. I’
wundis like something out of Don
Quixote. We quote.
"The United States was the only
irrcat power that fought in the
war without demanding or even ds-
airing territorial gains for her-
self. Sho Should be crcclited with :\
loitincss of purpose and iinsel»
Ushnll Chnl could hardly be
matched hi all ‘histoi'_v."
How such ghastly drivel ever wax
'xrmittetl to find its way into any
part of the British Empire except as
s _ioke is the astonishing thing.
All Eyes on Hmm!!
Tl he Rt. Hon. H., B. Bennett had
sfciired international patents on hir.
speedy double-action tariff metliocls.
he would shortly be in receipt of con-
'Dccs our c'>i‘tempoi'ary consider
that it will be .°.ati.<factol`y I0 UW
Patriot. Oct. 27.
1 ~~---~- .
l"armers and Profection
The emphasis placed on federal
_=_-.nes by the L°a Go\‘ei'ninent and
:..;.._
in
party press in last weeks by-Clec-
on in Second Prince 'Ls noted by the
l, the result:
` "?.if.'. Caiiipbeil called upon the
electors to register their opinion of
‘ inc increased duties imposed on
' farm machinery at the special ses-
| .f-ion of Parliament. He should be
l satishefl with the eiiipliasls ol the
npiiiion they i‘cgi.sici'cd. all thc polls
iii the ceiistitiiency save two hav-
in; given niiilorlties for the Con-
servative candidate. The illusion
that the farmers are opposed to
»~e-dfrction has deceived older and
wi.=-or mon than Mr. Thane Camp-
bcll.“
l The Turn of the Lane
»
;'\,_ -f-_-_\-_“_ Patriot, SQDU 17- cannot be done in a day It cannot
liie dune bv busy pol1t°cians. Experts
`must he cal‘.~d in and they must be
In ,,,.,,_\ [m_m,,l_s H vm, ma,“,mCt,,,.,rS dn not 'gli-cn lots of time. But. we will have
.
\'icliieved it vcritab’e bankruptcy in
stzitcsmtin-'.l1'_n if. with our best en-
deavours made wltli complete sincer-
ity, oi:-i' nsseinbled representatives
from the whole Empire fail to find o.
way by vrliicli the cle=ire of all can be
accomplished.
A preference of a few cents in the
British maket is desirable for its per-
nianent value. but it is not in itself
sufficient protection against such]
idumping as P.-ussin was doinlz this;
i » ' "_ thus sums ui
‘ S-‘dmv Post' MHC] ‘ lyear, when cargoes of Russian wheat
lwerf: sold at eleven ccnls uiidci-
‘Manilck-as_ I
--- i
It would seem that in a land of,
,plenty it should be possible to provide `
ifor everybcd_\"s neecl. says thc T0i~env'.o_
Star <L1b\; In a country where t.here
is an excess of food many people
'should not go hungry. Yet they do,
lThci'c is no effective nrfzdiiizitinza for
phandling the job of feeding thosp in
fncefl with the .surplus food that can
‘he had for nothing. ~
The world generally is in s health-
’ld°mbI° royamw' United Smtesl _ _ _ ,ier .state after its spree. Everybody
newspapers comment ‘with envy “A Prim", Fllward Island Liberal lime lost money, but it makes them
Iirhn the fact that this country is _ think says Henry Ford. Fortunat/eiy
`stion;.'i\oltl of fifty vcars' <l»3l1fll!ll§
“auick on me trigger" in fiscal mat- »‘ ` _ ' '_ ` ` llhf- :o'c1ff Henry can do his thinklmr
bers. The Baltimore Sun, which is A
low tariff paper, discusses the Ben-
nett method of protecting consum-
ers agau-i.=t. exploitation by the rc
duction or withdrawal of duties as
'direct and incisivf-," lt- reg-rets that
the washington Gorrfrnment has no
eouallv effective machinery. and pro-
pliesiss that Congress will follow the
Zend of Canada in iln.s matter. Just
in in Cvreai. Britain. the Conservative
party, through its leader. Mr. Stanley
Baldwin. has announced that it. ac-
cepts the i'3'nneit principle of pro-
ilc¢‘t_on with Imperial preferences.
 liarl cone Conservative in a by-elec-
itimi _inet wifi; which .snows that
even politically spcakinc, it is a long
_ lane that has no turn."-Toronto
`, Globe 'lilbernli_
‘ _ Effiforial Notes
fs
1
ri
If Mr. ']';'.”.:rif»i' 'icccpts ,tho Lil:
lhominat3.on tcii-icrcd him in 'F'-fri
vi-hy_ premier Low ci-1 th-n a;\p'.~i;:'.
and that on achieving power it will
'yen fem' the Bennett derioe of ln-,
\!*dLl:‘lr_.'I P." amor'-n~' .‘--.T .' ;' i '_'
pellet of ii-r.ei:i,»i_,‘irie..e .e_......; time
-... _ ._ .. , 5  ___,. C., b,,_j < - i
_ r if iv t. ,,_ , ._ ,i ....|25 L., the ,,.,..._,,_-., nfl `
_ ~
Kingn, ami if inn fin/  'it rio-
|;jd¢»_-, irq nprn the 1'~<.1=i\7'i"1"_". nnsl,
if the Llbcrol |‘:ii‘.'l=:l“"~ ri iiiictefi.-,
'n comfort. He does not have to
think where the next meal is coming.
i`~-om or how the kiddies are to be
-\rf.ie'.‘e:l from the winter`s cold, says,
_“~f- Te:-onto Telegram find.-Con_l.'
j ‘nf-l. imifdrtunateiy. it is not the men
"ii went on the financial spree who,
2* do‘ng most of the sufferiiig oni
l~'~ r:l'l may dawn of the niorninzl
§‘~e~. F‘c'.v of the men who model
-‘_i‘!'.~-ns o\'ci'nlgi~.t. and then iostf
'.'~'~~.1 almost in the twinkling of an I
5"? .ire to be found in the bread §
l‘i~»»- or ci-;'lvdlv~_g the c'-wirways ni' the i
r--~r.'o='mr-ni. offices The sins of the!
;,iȢ~~,~!.1*o:"s are visited cn the thous-I
~~»'- who worked for a daih' wage'
l
Mi-_ 'ri-einer Am-~-:~~v C-f=l""”- “""f`_-§ iieiti-_.~t it-are fr-ne ihreiixli aol
lie will have nu '-i~».ii _--lilo  lr-,meat ri their emi.
:ng Legislature! We r.‘l.'.'.‘, “vt :h-1| -_-
The City at Montreal now hal I
*NP* ~=i~ -fi* °‘”"1*’~ ‘se-.e.-i sum. a beautxui imus ia
/-.
and so fortli-although fastened by
timue to the spinal column. all movc
freely upon one another own!! i0
this juice manufactured by this apron
the covering of which is called the
peritoneum. `
Now if something irritate.: this pri-
itoneum it is called peritonitis. and 11
sort of rou.zhcncd surface is foi‘l11"fi
which "sticks" to the coils of the in-
testine or the surface of Oi-hcl”
organs. or coils stick to one another.
This “sticking together" is Calicfl fm
adhesion.
It was formerly thought that these
adhesions were rather rare. and only
followed cases of appcndicltis or B81’
bladder trouble where thcre “'35
much pus formation,
As a niaitcr of fact they are now
learning that practcally one in every
three persons has some adhesions in
the abdominal cavity.
What has happened?
There has bccn some irritation.
some slight inflammation in the ab-
dominal cavity. but ns the two sur-
faces stuck together, the inflamma-
tion did not spread any farther. no
dowcil. By \in:'cniiiti~:i ciifirii he
` llladc the urist of lhrit iiilicrltniicc to 
which he had been li.'>i'i“. He islands'
today as the cinborliinciit of thcl
word “siiccessiul.“ ‘ |
His charaxier and habits remain:
iriirlisiiigrcd by the gizirliiai all-riiiiinent ,
of ivealtli. :intl llii.`iniilci,\. ci' powcr.
-He has never sinokcd. He does not
excites his lritercsi. i
finds now. as he hai: nl\wi_\-:. found I
ian early age as ateacher in a school
*li DUll2i:istmvii. New Briinswfck. At
_that time his mind influcirqcrl noi
doubt by llic wzivo oi' cvniigclic.1i
enthusiasm which swept across Can- I
wards religion in its ciiaiigrliqal
shape. In fact, when l mol. him for]
the first. lime. \\'i\il'<t lic wus still ri l
.sclioiimiu<tci', hc had with him ii I
siiiall book. i
ln those days the practice of pnb- f
iisliins the separate books. of thcl
drink alcholic driiil:-”-_ Not evcii food lg, the biggest ,msmesses in C5_naj__,_ ,
His .l0.V and his .'~cli`-i'f~:|li7-iiioii li° Wlxe before bv bgculnin; as Iead,_,,_ nf
lthiqm' gn mt';"°;:`ual Du"S“i(“' lliis own personality. Prime Minisicz'
1'- 011112 med his career lf' of Canada. 1 
ada' had taken R m""'k‘”d wr" tn' that those two qualities have been; i
.the children in tlif- .schools obScr"“ _
the two m‘riute= ci' si‘cizc'r_ in incni- ` 
0r_V nf the fallen to lie follnivcd _iiy J
the Lord's pinyci' and an n':ldre~.~. `
suitable to thc occasion.
‘.~.r.».¢. .¢* .
fCclitinucfl cn`Pi1.:- Di i j
F
rlzrcct it. iielzarl an oven g":::it1:-;
success in the inaiiageniezit or i'J'n~
.P~»:l1°"‘.¢-\--r~ _-as .2-r.
Now he has irowiied all that ha".
tilt. Coiiseriiativc Pt=.i'l.\', icinsjoiird by
:said at tm iiegiiiniiig fi i:i1i_
ci'iaractei°-sketcli that Mr. li:-:iiiett fl
was it man of iiiicfzrlty and triii';ii'.il~ _'i
ness. Considering his career as ii 
whole until this moment. ! b:i_c'»'e r
more responsible than anytliing rice
lcr his a:~iiic'.'cinenls.
Defects-.}.f;'. Bennett. is a liuiiiin ‘» 4
being. But such defects ns he has , .'
are not defects of intellect oi' mcrnl;
purpose. They do not dim’n‘s?i the 3,
nioral essence of the man. -Y-_
-_ >> .
. > , nd _ after -' _ _ _ - --
d“m"Fe “‘“ dm" 5 n" B.ble in sep'ii'aie volumes had st‘ »
‘ » ‘ J" , What any on"` ccnsldcrno lim:
symptoms occured. ‘ i ._, ,~ _ - - ~ - .- . ,
Sometimes the adhes‘ons inierfcrc F Fixx' H “as '£"“`h a ‘°‘“m"' mm'  must be moved to ask, is behind this l
with the proper action of the organs l,§"`m;i ‘gm ‘Mk “f th” Bible' that i siraielit-fcrwai'd yet cenmlcx man" 5 -
pm  _  .__.,
and the passage oi’ food down the (,m.,?i,,d emthI;i,3er;:“n?;_31a;|:1':§ i Not for the first time in the valiant __
small inl»~stinc- and of wastes alone to Emm,_\_Mm____thp hunk which(li:stoii'Ydof};si1ccesT. “behind the min ii
the large intcitinc_ It is soi1ict‘mc=-msc, " `. ` :you in e motie. ,
_ .rlRl?d 1.: f '_ tl: . ' ` _
necessary to have these adhesions _H1 info an “mf °t'“`f"f The influence of Mr. Beiiiiettii
broken up by an operation. ' ' " ,mothei° on his early days has. I `
fashion in Dau latow l i . _
However the point is that about
The career vihiili bevari in thisl
8 s _ 'n las been,
varied nd = ._ =
one in three Persons have these ad-'Emmett w;1t to ignxgehegs vii M", fluence for B00:l throughout his life.
hesions. and bythe proper care ofi _ ` A  r_ m “"“‘ 59”"
have any trouble.
°d?l1@@._ '
MOUNTAIN CHILD
Among the great nak's roots she
comes to play.
A scrawny little maid with solemn
face: .
Her feet and legs befouled with dust
and clay.
Her corncob doll swathed in a scrap
of lace.
She gravely sets her table. Her toy
cups
Are acorn caps: her dishes broken
plates: _
Her whole menu mud pics. She cats
and sups I |
in silent make-believe. then sts and
waits-
Waits for the shrill call from the
cabin doori
"You Pcarlinc! Wateris out! Come
git some n\o‘:cl'
_--Edwin Carlile Y_‘é.~.a.y in New Yorlvl
Times.
Dominion Square. the formal unveil-
ing or which took place ii few days Sold only in red, airtight packages.
ggo, and me speeches made in honor
of the occasion “Diced the hiirh ¢=-  moeo‘oo:e:fvJ~»>.~:‘c»'t<o1:¢=:~o1:vcrorm>t:.'e.‘i:f1:ov:z:f»rcfoo»>tfo=ar»>:~°ore>oe=efo\>=:~o~o1m=:=
tri-m in which the Scottish poet is
lic-ld by his fellow-couiitirymen all
over the civilized world. Aa time
the bowels-exercise. mass:-Vie of ab- 'bum up R n°u`l`F’hm`z m'acti"f` 35 Ri
l~vi-ve- Yet ag gg to dm t, ,' ---'”‘-'--'-f**;°*'*‘
<1°m<f“~ Of mi1dl‘“=~‘al"@-=~th=Y "f"°""" 1.". .' _ ` ' "”"°"" '“'| islam _
familial lhniy iliat lawvcrs can al-‘
ways advise action but can new,-|
ul_l»_-_.¢.--u-l-1»-
v Mun .4 »',.,~: -_T
ihink, remained the strongest in-
\. as
_1
.!
sreciii 
Get One For I
list of the miiiiiiiuin totals 'that should
-ls
cf`:"‘e 'rcizi the
PROVINCE, OUTSIDE OF CHAR-
Lt
is
is
OWN AS PROPORTION-
A'i`i} EQIARES OF THE FUND FOR
_ THE NEW HOSPITAL
i'.'Ei‘_:_'ii it is rcusoiiable io expect from
the if1'o\fiiiciiil District Committees.
In arriving' at this estimate, the
llxccutive Committee has ,endeav-
ourefl to take all conditions into ac-
count. It is the unanimous belief of
the Executive Committeemen that
there are at least, five hundred per-
sons. many of them farmers, in
Queens and Kings Counties outside
Charlottetown who are well able to
give from $200 to $1,000 each by using
the two-year payment plan, and that
there are thousands more who can
give from $20 to $100 apiece. _
The Executive Committee hopes
that no Prince Edward Islander will
put himself in the wrong class. _ f
--}.;___
QUOTAS FOR PROVINCIAL DISTRICT
COMMITTEES
i
i
i
50
TOXVN CHAIRMAN ` TOTAL MINI-
Shopping Days i
To Christmas f
l
In other words there :ire 50 days i
l
4 term that "my or Giving"-
lhe wise shoppers will start mak-
ing the rounds of THE METRO.
POLITAN STORE NOW. In
_ order tn escape the customary _
crush of that busy season. Then.
take into consideration another
advantage. :xt this season. The
Metropolitan Store hits a stock
on hand which has not been
:zone nvcr hy eager throngs, :ind
that which is Iiest, purchase-1 hy
gift seekers. -
_ START YOUR (WIRISTMAQ
‘ 5HOPI‘IN(`| NOW AT 'THE
 Metropolitan Store
I ..e_~ , _ .,._`_ .__
f‘.0_'}.€‘. 3'.<l»J'J
._\.
When you wan a el`ciou_ (viii
A H0!-Water Ilnttic. like ii
Clinical Thermometer. should
be In every home. You never ., i
know when such will lie sorely 
needed-even a necessity. its `
presence may he thc dcedinvr :_
.i
Your Home NOW _
if
factor ln serious illness and in
Such conditions where heat ap- ,
pllcation is indicated n good _
quality I-lot-Water Bottle is the _
ideal thing. 5
WE l~lA\`E HOT W'A’l'ER
B0'l"l`Ll-IS OF Illfill GRADE
Q`llALi'I".' 5\’l`.i`I_‘\‘l.l.Y YRIC- |_
ED AT 9Tc 5 i
li'
GET ONE TODAY AT THE
rneiwii Mm ‘*i
303-:~. 2-<.”:»c=»:l:f< .- 1 _:..- .-V.
“"5 <'_.“=5' “fr”-# assi-”"' iiifirl' -_
l 'St71tD'Il‘3U.`l1‘D'3.‘0ZB2£\ZE1E'l(Df53I\`$3F\I :O”O'1JI~5'ff0"3`C»`Ct`CK0ZtDI€* -J  G"l>".`l,OI'5`&\3E‘2'§‘l‘.~l>:l'
l - T iz v 
BRAHMIN TEA
t di sl li .‘
lcngthens its course the influence of.
1 great man grows. _
A. , 5
4_;.1__. 
H YNDMAN &
‘i The oldest Insurance
Lloyd’s Agents
It is not safe to risk your credit (in the form of -
" merchandise) on the high seas, unless it is protccied ,
by means of suitable insurance.
` Shipments via Halifax. Montreal, New York, or .
other ports. covered through to destination. _ `
Orders should he placed before date of' shipment.
co., icimiied ,
Agency ll P. E. I.
Charlottetown
MUMEXPEGIED
Anrrindiiie .......Edwin McFarlane  500
Belle Iliver  .i'iiI\l. D. J. Riley 
lionshziu'   .\\'. F. Alan St'.~\\'al't 
l¥i':idiilb=inc  J. Sczimiin 
Bi'iflf.:‘:town .......’l`. J. ‘.Viuf;~in;_:ion 
Bi|ni1ui'_\'  .....l\'iii_jor .‘.. S. Robertson 
Caledonia  _..Ch:iri'=s F1. Ilartin 
C=1l‘4'lli-’If\'\ -----..-.John iliustard, M.P.P. 
(lavcnzlish ........Je:'cnii'_ili Simpson 
("l."ll£‘ Ri\`9I‘ .. ...Gndon Mel/:rin __ 
(foi'n\.-sziil _ _ _ .. . . . . W. "", »."i~.i_;iiy . ._ . . ._
Cur.'-ii:‘i‘iand ....--lliiiii.-l Mi-Phce  _
Eldilll . - » ~ - ~ - - -
~~.l. .l. l.;‘..\':i"':c  .. 
l‘Ini<_‘i'::?:i  W, l"_vl°e 
l~`ul'i°.inc .fi1'id_i\.'c  1;,-,m._-is __ __ _ _
l"l`01'¢?i`li“~‘>`l -- A. Cutciiffc  _ _ . . ..
l"l`fnl“\ Rl‘fl‘2' ~ ---Will E. Johnson  . .
(`f‘Jl“`_l!3\‘l`~"l`l ~~» -- -The `.Ie'.'. Cc"|i i“lcl`cvi:i ... _
G!'f!I`-il'\`1"“\" - -- » `_l:x:`:'_fc" ‘_'li:\ . . . . .
. ._
l‘l2ll`l'il!.ll.`i-0'l - - ---('I1'\l'l2s F, -wart _ . ._
¥lunt'::'l?_".': _....;-__;_p,'0:.  __
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 ""’ ~----Wiiiz‘:11 C;'::'.'.'ys 
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J lie \~»‘7<  ---1:. it. ii:~i»~.-_-_fi _ . . .
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‘l ‘Y'fi7‘li`-‘H - - - .‘il_c:;. l>`7.':'.‘/:ii't . . . . .. . . - . -
.Tlillvic v
M°"if"l`"'-` 1`i.llicXinrioi1 
M"\`°||   ll. Coz;  . .. .. 
7"- -’\l:llim   J. i`~Ici5acIii,1':\  
M\~S1'5`~‘f`1l\`l »-~----_‘*.'_t;;'_".il (T. Cl;:l";  ..
WTii"i':‘_j.' l-l~.rli'i':i` .__~3_m,._.,,| |~i|.0~,,.-53 _ 
3l`~ll‘l`€‘.'~' Hill* P`5”1`l§‘(\s'o':iiil Graham  ......»~
0'lu\°i"f:~' Ri\~¢i~  '_‘. llenneii  
\'l‘\`f (;l0=`i.'!0'1' ----~tjc9i'5;'c llrown 
Nine illile’ rcek ...Ei}'.ri;i'd Currie 
North Ructieii  C. _lielfage 
»
l\loi'l!1Wili-sIii:'c ...L_ L. Jenkins  
Sl.I‘c-ters..._.....(fl1czLei'E'. Pratt 
Souris . . . .
........Roy C.l\1ciie:m 
Stanley Bridge ....Herbert McEwen 
Uizg . . . _ . _
C.McLeod 
Victoria ...........Frank M. Pidgeon .....».---
Wheatley River _..T. D. Ling ._._........-.---~
Wiiisloe ,,..,...,,.Arthur Roberts ............-
Places not specilled in above list .
---~----li"_“.':'o:i Jenkins ..  
M010"  - - - - - -
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,800
,500
1.000
1,500
1.000
700
4.000
500
500
1.200
I .200
I .501 l
S00
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H00
i200
500
700
I..'i0ll
500
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1.200
700
1.500
1,500
1.500
1.000
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2,000
800
1,500
1,500
1.000
1.200
1.000
1,000
4,000
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