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lugrolel Powers, ho,
Chicago lopneoatatlvo-I. J. Poser. -
t SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1925
rea noon nexus
Autoists who have driven from
Sutnmerside to Charlottetown dur-
ing the past few duys inform us
that the roads west of Hunter
River are in excellent condition,
smooth. firm and perfectly dry.
'l‘hese roads were run over -by D
light road machine and afterwards
hy a npllulog drag with the satis-
i`uclt;r'y results mentioned.
'this side of Hunter -River and
particularly on the approaches to
Charlottetown, conditions are not
so good. Here some sections have
not yct been touched and as a con-
st-qrtences there are ruts and gen-
tr--.ll roughnesses. .
\'t-ry rarely has such an opportun-
ity pr‘t.sc-nred itsclf for good road-
ylmproved, that divine discontent
which is the antithesis 'of the fool-
ishioptimlem which' would have ua
believe that all things are as they
fought to be?
Discontent ig the first step in the
-progress of a man or of a nation.
To be contett with things as they
are is stagnation and death.
For four years civilization was
shaken as the earth is shaken by
earthquake, and the years since
have been devoted to a search for
the causes which produced it and
means to prevent a recurrence. The
meagre measure of the civilization
we -possess is not content to lertvc
itself open t0 another such calam-
ity arid the search will ber contin-
ued, doubtless with many disap-
rn.ririr;;; as this Spring,the only time
pointnrents, until, sooner or later.
civilization is .purged of this renin-
in which good road-making is pos-_mum M Sa_,age__y_ The war he______e__
ihl-_ The roads dried early, weeks'
in-tore work on the land was poss-'
ihli- and every oversecr who knew
his wt.-rlr and who appreciated hisl
. , __ l
" l"“""”|"5' ""1 h“"y and as “_thc latter sharll he lfcst served byi
ri uit we have marry miles of road
ulrll lr nrt- u t-ri-dit to t`.re province!
Capital and Labor will be traced to'
its source, human greed and selfish-
ness, and a solution will he found
in the discovery of means by which
mutual forbearance and mutual
hr-lp. The political war, a war not
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This corrlrl and should have been l
dun-\ nrr all rrtrr road.~r_ ll is not loot
into yt-t. Farmers will not go on
Ihr- land for a wt-ek yet and in that'
tim- all nur roads could be put in
gr.i.:l shape for the sum-mer. ln'
rnost vsscs all that is needed is ar
drzrggihg or n run ovcr with a light'
road machine and the roads are'
now in the beet possible condition'
for this.. It is sincerely hoped that.
this ilriportarit matter bc attended
to at once. ln ir very short time
fnrmrrs will he too busy to attend
to it and the time to do it is now.
Q-<03-~_~
HALIFAX HERALD JUBILEE
The Hallifux Herald in its issue
of tht- l:'»th instant cr-lehrateg its
50th lrlrlhduy. l~‘ifty yearn 0( con.
tiriirnrrs public service is a rprotrd re-
corrl for mari or institution and we
l‘<»l-irmtirlate our esteemed contem-
porary on the many evidences of
irsi uninterrupted growth and dn;
Cl'il$llli§ Dflpularity. The Hall-fax
ilt raid h-us, for many years been
thc leading Conservative newspap-
tr in Nova Scot-in andlhas main-
tainf.-tl ri front rank place in Cuna-
tlilln .l0urnalisrn.
'inc special number celebrating
iff* mlb’ ye<lrs ol service is an ex-
(-tlltut pu-per coutairsing many art.
lcles of historic interest-not to the
province alone but to :il-l Canadians.
'UIC V-ill' oi’ Halifax is one of the
rrur-series from which the Canada of
lfllllll' hlls Brown and the story oi'
its growth and of its pubic mon
"flllSlll\l'»@s o large riorrron or tho
history of Canada. Many gn¢h top.
ics are ably disctrssed in this spec.
ini issue, an issue which should
rind a place in every home, espec.
lnlly in Nova Scotia, Fitting tribute
ir ba-id to the mr-rnory of the l-ate
.l_ J. Stewart and the late Senator
Wllliurri Dennis who were co-work.
t-rs in the Herald in its pioneer
'llllys and who laid thafoundatlon on
tvlrich thPHcrald of today hns boon
“nd 'B Sill" llelllll btrilt. “Men may
rorric ririrl men nray go" but news-
l1ll°lN-'rs, which are institutions, “gn
on forever."
Wo unite with the army of ner.
“ld N*-Hflrrs in -wishing it many
"l0l'0 yr-are of usefulness and pros.
perlty.
_*' '**iG)--__
"orvme orscoN1'eN1'"
between rival rpolltical parties, but.
between dishonest, selfseeking pol-
iticians and _t‘he comvmiou -people
Ull0n -whom the bii,rden of govern-
ment falls will find its .solution
when the present discontcrrt devel-
oper into at healthy public opinion
which shall set its face ,sternly
against political dishonesty, and re-
ligiorrs controversy wil~l cease when
discordant crec-ds are reduced to tue
_sirrrple formula of the Golden Rule,
:“Do unto others as ye would that
men should do unto you,"
-Meanwhile, a a certain -poet ox-
‘springs ”
DN*-SS@d it. "From the discontent of'
_starred something when in his an-
nual rcporr just out he stated that
"the imntigrawon efforts made in
the past might be termed spas-
. medic and unorganised." Hon Jam-
se Robb is .\f.nister of Immigration; The furnace fire outrr
and acting Min-.ster of Frnance.IWhen no more we’-ll ashes sift
Sir Henry '1‘hornton`-5 criticism ot
.i.-nsarlcn among the officials ct'
General Goudhler's report ,ln thc
in his double official position tours
and going."
stctud implied rebukf comes from
Sir Henry Thornton. Evidently all
..- not satisfactory e-ther in the
bureau of Fiiiunce or immigration.
at-nerar. ire has not yet reviled 1°
Sir rl nry but an Ottawa despatch
.o the l-'l"""ril 'fclcgrapli Journal
or' Saint Juli-rr tells that the oft.c-
L..ls of the lmrnigralion Delillflllwlll
coritend that "the efforts of thc
y .
have not bcen ttrrorganiserl."
_ A HAPPY DAY APPROACHES.
A happy day ls coming soon,
When we with joy will about.
,A gl-adeome day when we can lot
And put them in e een, ~
.ho managcnrent of lmuilgr-.ttiun,_O. _happy day. when we can be
has apparently created as gre tt a A' free and dustless man. -
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that departm-‘nt as did Auditor 0. happy day, when we can drop
All of our furnace cares
department of Fnance. Mr. Robb And no more have to tote ash caiis
Up the .steep cellar stairs,
gas his lesson- repeated “coming When we will have no wood to
chop, '
___.._. I No cellar floor to sweep,
Fxrst it is Gonthler that excitelantl tight no more the cliukers
his ire. and scarcely had his com- ,hard _
p.attr..y btcrr restored when al whne faclng Nagy); hggg
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No more will we hear wifey BBY
"The flre's getting low,”
Which fs a signal to depart
Mr. Robb replied 'to the Auditor-r To ret-tions down below.
No more w.ll-l we, spend pl'€0l0tis
time
in coaxirig up a flame.
0, happy day, whe we no more
Will play the furnace game.
rlepartrncrit in the last two or rlireelyo more 3 ttnnnk of kindilng woodl
ears have not been spasnrorllc anti* Up in the air will fly. 1
And -smash a cellar window glass
and unorgan.se,d" would be mild
n.e no doubt intcriricil to apply t0
orgrrriisatioir rind the admitted ln-
Klng trluvtrrirrricnt has utterly fllll'
t-rl to “lralarics the budget" of
rrilgratlori, iriasniucli as more Cari-
ad uri.-i htivt- ht-.en driven info Mille
l
rcinls ln their annual rtpurtrs thus
‘,crltlc`se and reflect upon the irc-
mm tha Worms U92" -pfllgrcssltxin or' the rriinistcrs who 8Dl>0llli"
-~~--~ , Or bang us in the eye.
Of cours.; the words “epasmedic Our tiny of freedom's cloee at hand,
And you can beta dime. A
rntitcd if applitd to lmrnigratlon_'l‘ht- ccllar' wc will visit DOL
rifairs ri Prince Etlwtlrtl lSlll\l1d' Until next Winter time.
s rice the l\liig trovtriitnent camel * ° ' \ __ _______ ___ ________L_ SHOW _______ lt may
into power. S.r' li- nrys rerii-ark-4. The outstanding ‘9-Ven! °l l e‘
wetk was the S.lver Jubilee of His
tlic wider' fic-ld of the whole D0m~|Lg|tluhip Bishop 0’Leury WhlCl\
m.ori and to t-he general lack 0l,\vns no suspiciously observed on
'Fucsduy arid Wednesday. Adtlkess-
efficiency that have characterised .5 of uppreczttlori and heartlestl
tl. .flnr-ts tu obluiu settlers forlgcud ivishts for riialiy more years;
canada. lt' we spiak iri the terms of cnntiriued hr-nltlr and service
ur fnance, it is notorious that lll9_were shuwerfd on His Lurdslilll ill’
all denorniuatious.
0 I O
The evening bridge club which
has liten meeting once a WUUK
itnnn hnvg bein entered us iri-.during th-c willwr SGHSOH llvlll 9
coming settlers. very plcusarit closing this week n,t_
-_»- .\lrs. illari-clrnrd's pretty borne onl
| It is fn U“Pl'°¢°d°"*°d °°“d"|°"_the Esplanade.
in our public affairs when hill” °f',
i
one
Lltut.-Col. D. A. McKinnon, D.S.
0., A.D.C., was among l<ll0S€ lil ll"-‘
tcridance at the Virriy Dlriner given M body and thus of mmm and mg
.ed them and it ls equally beyond
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I Our little WML moody or bl00d_'prccetlcnt when ministers acoept‘
_________ wordy or $___em_y Su__ie___ug_;.|n silence the expressed or implied ruwa on wedntadaytevflnlns-  _"wh mood pressure may mea‘§_ “.*”‘"‘H"»',
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yours
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`r\eoy1° Low atooo Pnsssuns
Some time agp i wrote about the
importance of low blood pressure,
_because everybody seems to bv
strcscipg the matter of high blood
pressure.
Ho'-never, if you were to talk to
I
'your family doctor, he would tell
(outhat nr treating any 0ldil1a|'Y
case,of rllntuss, he would rather
have the blood pressure above than
below normal. '
Although there are ,rt number of
things triaz may affect blood Dfw'
sure, om research ruen are now of
the opinion that the nervous sys-
tem is the big factor. 'l‘he resistan-
ce to the blood in the vessels is
wnat makes blood pressure. lf the
tiny muscles in these walls do not.
get reul strong impulses from the
brain, they do not contract or work
hard enough to kiep thc walls real
..ght, and so the blood can- flow
miller lfss pressure, This applies
even more to the very small vess-
.ls, which coririect the arteries with
MAG V€»ll5. `
lf the must-ics in the walls of
the.sc little isssels are relaxed Ol'
slack, because the nervous system
ls not sending impiils-.s strong
t..‘:.t.gii to coirtrutct them. then too
much blood gc-ts into these con-
necting vtusols und- ia lost to the
clrculatiori, llence the low blood
pressure. -
hott. family doctor will thus tell
you .lint lic finds lo\v blood pres-
bt. dire to ovcrw rk or overplay.
Tn s ..< often culled l\€l‘V0\lB ex'
hnusuiorr. _
So low blood pressure is not an
tom, which cnliti utterition to the
;,l.rrcr'al corrtl.-t on ot' tli-9 body.
'Or' tfourse the loss ot n grcut
arn.inrit of blood would 'mean low
blood pressure, bccaulie there will
be that ninclr lens blood in the ves-
scls.
what should be done about low
blood pi~.ssure'!
The irc-rttrricnvt is obvious. Ae l0.W
preaetire is just it sign of general
wealtrress. of lowered nerve tone,
thebulldlrig up of the body ae tl
whole is the first thoughtf-
- Your doctor muy decid.-e' to give
ton.cs, stimulate your appetite. lll~
crease your _hours of sleep. and so
forth.
' Sorrretlrnes a change of scene or
loocrrputiori will stimulate activity
allnicrit ot' itself, but just a symp-
liy HN Excellency 'l-UB G0\'°\°ll0l` ,whole -nerve und muscle ton-e of libel
G-.neriir at Government House Ot-_body is lllcwelled sufficiently 1°] filtairuictcr' Retulirig
lrvuhae the blood pressure to normal |
censure of their subordinates in of _l__"se|__ but low mood pressure ya
l Hon. Mr. Rand, Attorney Gener
'is now getting along nicely
Church this -fine weather. "Rand, after being soundly defea.t-_wt-pits and Judge and Mrs. W. S._- ' ' M Bda
W _ ‘ell .ll M0llvt0ll H0! €l¢“l9ll l"|Stewart are leaving Monday on a _l;l_§;‘_’:“'3_'Z'_____‘::_';’n"ee_? _sflfed _‘:_v_wy
l e'l 'hear about the roads for'Gloucf»ster and is now a-colleague visit to Boston -and New York. ‘ '
I . I . _ » i tions for u d-ance in P. W. C. Hall
_sornetiure now. it Is only by early Of Premier Veniot in represenyinlgr _ ° t ° _ _under the d_s___ng____;hed pa____0nage
‘pointing out the |g,,uL¢.S and weak llllll Willliy. Mr. Rand srgna Se Although the bolt season toes, ____ H Th- L_ _ nt Gow
hs maiden effort by an attack up--not officially open until May 24th. of 'B Mor e eu SM
_are but eddies in that strearn which fice_ Ap of which goes to show the' Mr. and Mrs. George DeBlole re- _,poor delenslve weapon when an. ¢ap§|_,|¢ ¢f Great Devotion
lf* lleflllllo men and rirrtions “to» ,_p.,,,0,-nlisutlon that exists in gov- turned Saturday night from a visit uiliuan! does strike you. ‘ -
,_ _ _ | _ , . _ , h t __ _,,__.__l____\ The broad square chil\'bL‘l0lll1G§
utrrds that fur off Divine Event t.r_ernrnent.nl circles at Ottawa with .o new Yuilr, “lllCll WHS S0m‘jW il (margin and Fraéces ‘vhnman at _O me __me__t_ passionate mm, who
which the whole C""“[i‘m "love-4" `“° hope 0( nupmvtmem “um H Hhonkned by me Sudden mnymss of tue Baptist Parsonage _loves devotcdly und seeks to linvt-I
' lchange of administration is_thelr umrrll son Bobbie who was _ _ _ _ms a,ff,,¢t10n,. warmly rncrprccatt-<i_._
I
___ r _A _ . t. 1 ' dlcms nndl `_ This le invariably found to bc
_¢¢¢.l__ ,bought about. ,optra td_on or appen _ sevt___a_ engagenwms_ _______o“g__|m_m_y type, _mt c0r__eHp0_______g_
ED|TORiAL NOTES ' . i` _ . ,_ ' 'riot publicly rrnrrouuced, are bolng'thereto is the womnnly one which;
'l ` ,` dlls the rinrruw square. lt do-ll0L'lr~l
1-om,,,,0w LOW S__'n_,_ ar an the vsnrot Government. crerll-| captain nnu Mrs. Taylor had ns__P‘°:‘*f*§l1trv tr_rt_;tt.oot_><_§__ynst__ll_<_>BW- ‘_‘__':__iii.nt the posooiesor rr capable ol,
.y. ed a sexi.-ration when he made his-their welcome gnegt this week Mrs.f:_'_n; (')'$"°_:_e_g__:‘;‘ ___ sth; c_;y _uigi_e_ath- a_ndh t_;r;;i;lfiei_iri_ny rt;t;y_<_»_tio:;i
= -~- , . , ~ _ ‘ ` wi 0 , i w . _
abllenlthy people have no accept-|$‘;m1igg`;l);tTrl; :tleF:;t}i1etl:ic$tf.  P' G~ Sprlggs 'M fieimmgwnl ' lJumL . » q. 'o !il]yY.e'Sickness and mental instalm-
excuse for nm anenmng Il. it will be remembered that Mr.| Mr.-i. A. W. Weeks. Miss Lorna , ` _ 'T The rounded uni-n denotes cnu-
_etancy ln friendship ri-nd niarriag-’.
_ I _ _ . .
The weeks activities were very
WDM” that they Wm be made per'.ou the promoters of Maritime urrnndy several players have been er“°‘° ‘md MTB' Heanz' TM' dance
f ' l d int freshme-nt and
t. »
ec rights, which crested a pr~ot’oundloiit on the liuke and report the program’ a ~y rt B
“hind MY- Kills. and would not en-
danger his position even for thn
llirdson Bay railway.
it is satisfactory fo learn from that
““"‘°'l"~'1¢lvB Source. the "Monthly
Commercial Letter" 0( the Cunw
Probably never ihefore -ln the his-_
'MY of the world has there lbeen as
much discontent and unrest as to-I
MY. Capital and Labor are at each'
other’s throats in the industrial and
commercial world with oonnequ.
ences as' serious as when the na-
il°M vers encased .rn s me ond
dellh sfmrrste rn nnrope. 'rho pon.
tical world is being rem sounder hy'
the rival cial-mgof egntgnntng 901.
ltlcians. The religious wg-rm 4,
b°"*1¥ _llllkell DY heresy measured
lnffeims or the orthodoxy of a few
INN  What does it meant
“F” ‘N.'ll_01_b0Do that the eymip
"WUI  ‘fdlvlne discon-
tns" dim 'rioting to not nom
dllln -Bank of Commerce that during
F°|"'"“"Y Bhd *Mardh there was a
Bfellfly increase in -the number `of_
farms sold in .practically all pai-tn
of Canada. Activity in this res.
l’rovincrlsrria<l»° itself ridiculous
it will no doubt be gratifying to
rir- Westerners to learn on the
authority of the Liberal Attorney
tit-nernl of New Brunswick that
our Maritime claims are merely a
bluff and a pretence with no
fourrdatlon ln law or justice.
The relations between the Venlot
so close ami intimate that they may
be said to sleep together. Wfieu`
-thus openly flouts all our Maritime
peut was, however, most .marked |n
appears -to be a steady influx of
the Ul1ltBd BEANS, the mos( c0m.'
m0n purchaoer is the successful
farmer acquiring .land at present
|°" 'p"°“- A'ml0ll$h the majority'
of sales are being mods 9|, ¢m|,'|
Plymont -terml -with a small cash'
 '"9  ».l._=-to
_ ; , ,. .. ' ~. _. .
rights it ecems only fair to assume
both and it is the more significant
buyers from abroad. partlcutg,-|y'lhat this occurs at a time when_
both these Liberal governments are_
facing general rtlectlona in the
immediate future.
""" s ‘rieation The movement for Mari-'greens rapidly drying up, the seas- bright mush: were an thoroughly en
The biggest boost Prince Edward ,Une rights he claimed had beeulou being weeks ahead of last yeah joyed, the happyevent being Chap.
lfilllllfi Call everttot is the certificate urongrn about "hy superrtcrni think-| ° - ° °"°“"° by Mm G' P'°‘”“°"M"“" P'
tint rr rs a disease treo area for an ers." For some years he had resid-I Mispkothreon iiornby in spend-_H°°”°" ““d M_“~_T'_R°“'““h““'
agricultural .pt|rp0ne_.,_ beg|nnmg_ctl in Manitoba and he assertedllng the Easter holidays with Mm (Jud 0) MuQ__ar___e _ms __e_
t th ll ith Mltlm f'diHlllx. ~g
Wm' °“m"~ _:ima __;_c__n_I_l_\s gorlhiveqtar lang; "en H n B, H, , turnlfd to Srrmmerslde after a de-
-* ` ' _ ' iightful month‘s visit to Toronto
por an ,_,m,_:m,|y_d0wn______H____ P__0_ could not be substantiated. Congratrriatlona from all parts and “_bar CB___._d__m c___es
Vince Nova _Sco____ can k of the world were received Thurs-
mll E fl Mr. Rand further asserted that day by Buss Carmam noted (jmmd.
.hrnve display of general prosperity niany other Maritime claims wereqan poet on me occasion of his! Mr- D°“§ld Ha" °f l-he Bimk °f
“S Per the many boosting editions “"“'"‘“"‘e “““ ‘hal "the de'legau6n|64t.h. brrthiiay when no otoprieti orr bio" Scotia at M°m"ue spent
‘of ns N lulrlch recently went to Ottawa to yn winnipeg for me day on his way L39'-9*' in S“°kVm€ with hi'
_ respec- ve new _
"pane" prong the cinuns or the .vrnri.trrne',,, me c,,,,,,,_ parents Dr. and  Hart.
on T-hursdny which trotted them
such a large sum of money. After
tht- affair u large and dainty-box of
cake and candy was -taken over to
treat for the little ones.
e e e _
Misa Doris Laird of Summerside,
student a Acadia Seminary, spent
G°V°""m°l\¢ If Ff°¢|°\‘|¢¢°|\ IM! *h°;the Easter holidays in Lawrence
Killa °°v°"l"\°M If Olilwa are town, N. s. the guest of rwtoroo
times have become n nsgirgrbio
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_one of these two administrations llllllrlt-ity at Ottawa.
Saskatchewan le In the "wet"
the fpralrlé -provinces. While theregthat this is the common policy of column now, along with four 01,118;
Progressive and Llbdral provinces,
while Conservative 'ontario |g
“ll°l'°lr w have stronger _soot-_ with
H P1011!! of boole under hh vent,
rich, also that both he and the
By Ifl lotion the King Govern.
ment la uylng from day to day;
that t
°°l"lil'v we Moby and prosperous.
For the moment hte is brave with
Dutch courage as well as rich and
8- I6 on the hope that i.f
t-he Protestant Orphanage as n.
"lllllr a poor nm reoio utrnserr"
eine '
The Kill!-.2 Government is pretend- " ` ' ' ° ' ‘
,ng that “__ me __e__e__d “_ on ___ ._'l.hcy llidn»t know what they went The ,ladies of Sp James Church’ The many home frien_ds will _be
B D 0 “ner and dld“"- k“°W when they undtr their President Mrs. J. L. gladm know 'hm' Dr' Ml 1"' Med C'
"lil-l0l’llY it obtains on the budget. get there what they wanton,-' he Thomson and Gund 1,_,9___dem Mlm ul Superintendent. ot the Krfmtville
This is Whilfl- might-be termed a|Bald. lt was fatal. he declared, in Jean Mn;-tin nrt, being congratulart- Sannormm has so rar recovered
"f“0‘l Pl°00f8llmlll1"'as the Progres V’°'“‘"“ “lam” that °°“l‘| “M be n-ted on the successful outcome of
gives are "ned ____ n|_m____t ________ly uphold. _ their annual Easter tea and bazaar his hatgendance at his office part of
- eac ny.
from his recent illness aa -to permit
' I C O
'-BlB,ll0l> Morrison returned to
Antitzonish Thursday morning aft-
er'a short visit here where he re-
newed many pleasant friendships
among his former perishonere.
O O O
MN. G. D. Hunt oi’ St. Eleanors
in v-lsitlng her sister Mrs, (Rev/_)
F. M. Wlebster at the Rectory,
Berwick, N. S. ` ,
. O O O
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cl. Putnam of
Bscltvllie spent the week end very
pleasantly hem the guests of Dr.
and Mrs. H. D. Johnson.
._ one
Stylish short skirts are not
, Queen Mer-y's idea of modesty and
propriety for presentation nt court
When the details of the four courts
which King George and Queer.
_Mary will hold this year were pub.
"WUC l'\¢°Ml!. ll. wan whispered
wo Senators are enou h f r' `"’“".°F°‘: W°~°°'* "°3“° °f U50
|l°ll|Ul°ll¢. more and more fe_|»m,.'Prlnce Edward Island and thi Co't,r-'l)i§;‘:::nkh¢Th: Mm M' a Donna" ‘|"*.°" 3'?"  l°°°Mllllo 3
BINWWIIII Pelace and a hump,
are rbelu-g som Wt,-in, M, gap” strtutioner Act is violated to hoop ¢,,,fnct,,m|, exhthmted ,_ I ____ ,. _ ; - r
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°NotesByThe Way Happenings of the `
sn- _Henry Thornton, nr-'utaent V5 I W8Bk
of the Canadian National Rallwaye. #_ `
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Guardian Readers
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APRIL 18, 1025
ETERNAL PROTECTION: -
Five Lord shall preserve thy going
out and thy corn.ng in from this
time forth. and even tor cverrnore.
Psalm 12l:8.
PRAYER:- .
'.'God will take care of you,
'llhro' every day, o'¢r all the
way;
I-le will take care of you,
` / APRIL, 19, 1925
ROAD T0 SUCCESS:-Commit
thy way unto the'Lord; trust aisd’
in him and he shall bring it to pass.
. . _ Rest in the Lord. and wa‘t p;i-
tleutly for him. Psalm 37: 6, 7.
PRAYER:--0 Lord, Thou know-
-st us. and also the end lr0il1 the
beginning; and we are nothing
apart from Thee. Th-Frefore now we
commit ourselves and our way to
Thce.
WORKERS ALL.
One with ledger, ink. and pen; OHS
with eledgc and stone;
Ytt we are to.icrs. builders both.
and rr- Eher toll.; alone.
Une at desk and swivel-cliair; one
in the flaming mill;
And so our world roars ou, and
nia.n \-.orks out his conrtuerluil
v/ill.
l'lctld.rrg uncle :ind gleaming slitrrc
‘lr;~' cl--ave.; the iragratit lourri.
l'rrtil tht- r'ipen»ing wheat ll'-'lllrl
blzm- in floods of amb-;r i'ouu\_.
As fur' as tlic stars that sturdy lo‘l
-:cams frorii our clty‘s towers.
Arid ytt our work is one with tlrnt,
arid it is part of ours.
litre the band that hares the orc
or felis the towering pine;
Tiitr the hrulu -that nilllrls lilo
wliolc in one close-knit design;
One tht throttle‘s wise control;
one the speeding gf’al‘1
Arid who can name them groxtt 4-l'
srnull, sinco both arc Ilhfllvll
hero?
lillll or ofilc'- field or mine, lrlll
bush ur' ci-ty din.
E-:rch .rr his .separate-way we ilu.
yct cach to the otha-r kin:
\\'orkr'r's alll with u cornrnorr prize
to t-rliare at the set of sun-v
A drtum of the goodly world wc
I wcll dorrc!
lrtrlirl. anti. the joy of ai l;l>’k
ll-1
°'9'§'§'f'§§0-O O-O40-0999900 VO Y;
--._|--.--can-..n¢t¢»».¢a»»_~\;»nns_-issowu
  vrcrorw Loan 
We will cash yo.ur`Victory Loan
Coupons or place them to your credit
in otrr Savings Batik tvhcré' thcyfwlll
draw interest at 3_°{,'pcr annum. ,U
THE CANADIAN BANK
. OF COMMERCE
CapltnlPd¢2UpQ20,000m$ ` 'ooo
Charlottetown B_ranch - C. Lomer Mila, 'Manager
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A THE
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- REASONS WHY
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You Get Better Satisfaction When
You Buy a Knitting Macliiric at
` MILLER BROS.
l. (iii thc snrirc ni'tit~lc thc price is less.
2. You do noi liuvv to soiitl yorir_ irroriey
\villr flu- or-rlcr'_
Il. We do not ask tht- people lo trust tis, ive
irur-il flrc people. `
-i. Wo 'give irrsir~|rct.ioiis fvcr- und keep ex-
trzis riirti rrvvlllcn lrr i~rtru'k.
5. Wt- noi only prcpaiy the fr1°iglit'oi° ex,
pi~css:igt~. hut we r-it-ll for lt-ss iirorrcy.
| 6. \\'e do not use frikc fulvet'tlt-iliig or clnirrr -
n‘ low- of children and n capable,
thrifty house-wife.
The pointed chin which projects
belongs generally to women who
are ‘unappropriated blessings," ln-
usniuch as they have never found ri
truly congenial life partner.
The coquette is indicated by an
i-utlentetl chin, and ln a mnn the
is evidence of a very shallow, un-
ieli-able disposition, unless it is
couiitfrbalancetl by its relation lo
other features.
material must be added to them.
for they do not meet the Queens
approval. Bobbed-haired women- al-
so have been mitch agitated over
the question of a proper headdrcss,
but it is believed they have solved
the problem with the old of hair-
dressers, who have perfected a bow
effect giving the appearance of
long hair to shingled locks.
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The following is copied 'from a
'St. Thomas, Ont.. -parper:-lMlss
Margaret Turncr` entertained de-
lightfully on Friday art a Tea and
Dance in honor qf Miss Norah Loug-
wor-th of Charlottetown, P.E. island.
?-~1Q>_i_
SHE WAS WISE
Htrb-Wore you wise, dear in giv-
ing our guests rooms so near to the
nursery?
Wlf%‘ll'S U18 Ollly way we gnn
get thern» up in time for breakfast,
B°"'lfil0\‘ (ill 00lll‘l)1 "You must
display more firrrrrimg wlth your
wife.”
Mall! “l d‘tl once-and went to
h0HDllnl for a week."
Cinnamon Apples
_ Add ir few red cinnamon candies
-0 llplllra when you bake them. The
color an well as the flavor will be
lrriprovcd.
w-l_ 
if." ' R
that our inn(-liliic will lirllig you riches Ln ti . ll
silrort iirrrc. 
7 W4- tio not offer' nity lrults to close tht- `
sale, flirt- price io nil uiitl flint the
loivcat. _ ,
MILLER BRUS
14.1-or-_ ot-or-go st.
 ._ _.,-...', ,.-5. , .._, ,_ __ ,_;,__ ,:`¢___ _ _g
.coupons  ‘ ‘--
,Going West .
I Travel by the
send you particulars.
Alcohol Removes Mud
Mud stains may hc rt-riiovcrl
from silk and flannel by upnriglirg
them with alcohol,
wmv; Thinking of roving a -r.-r,
C. P- R.
THE PEOPLE’8
POPULAR RAILWAY
The C. IP. R. is noted for
efficient service and cour-
teous treatment to all pas-
sengers,
Faroe the name on all Linn
When wanting to buy
RIWWIY Ind Steamship
Tlekots look for the sign
of the 0, P. R,
Canadian Pletfle ltoemlhlpe
Ltd.
Wl'l!0. Phone or Cali on I -
ll. M. Davison
City Ticket Alent.
Charlottetown A
Your Plans for Your Children
-include the advantages of a good educatlon..,., Yet 40%
of those registered at High School fail to complete their
course because the father has died without leaving lufiie-
ient financial provillon to carry on-and only 1% of our'
population graduates from college,
A Greibwelt Life educational policy will enable
you-without ecrlmping or hardship-to give your children
the education you desire, whether you live or dlie. Let ul
llynrlman & Go.. Lid.
Something About
Our Mail Order
System
Sometimes you find it lm-
Wlllblc to some to' the elfy
to purchase your drug wants
or perhaps you have a pre-
uerlptlon and cannot conven-
iently bring it to our ltoro.
I
It le for people luoh as you
that we have ntnhligliod a
MAIL ORDER
SYSTEM
I! matters not what you dc-
llro in Our line |lI‘yau have
to do Into writd or phono-
WO luanntu to dollvor the
|0041 when and when you
wsnlthcm.
GIVI U8 A TRIAL AND
FIND OUT FOR YOUIII'-LF
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moon/u..o A lnwotlv
'Wllfliiefl'
°"¢°\»I\lr|o.l\-if-.tance arc'
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