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Editor all Ilalqir-J. I. Donut. lll0lll¢° l4|“¢-°D- K- Ulrfll-
Vloo-_Proolilolt-J. I. Burned.
I¢lKl|m¢l D. I. 0.
SATURDAY JUNE 25, 1927
POLLING DAY.
dlnn, the jury will have given
its verdict on the political issiiri-t_h
which liuve been before ilic |ite<iplte=hh_h)u__hy hhweh heme" between
during me img' mumhs' ‘her precious offspring and the curl-|
The issues have been fully tlisduhs sh.ahge|._ The harem seem;
missed' mme muy perhaps thnnitalte similar precautions to protect
I
‘ina ii ullinakesi The mother sheep,
BEFORE next issue uf The Guiii~-_____U__d or her Hklpphlg youhzstehi
linid iuixioiis tiiai ite Kriiceiui ill/l"ii'
And what an interesting paiiora-
uiisinay be admired, still sus-
aiiy pnlilic ouei-itioii in recent years.',heh_ hhphy_h0_|h,_.ky "Mk of lgogf
The "Vi‘|”""” i" “H 1" 'md "h°":liiigs. 'I`hc inother lien with angri-i
verdict will be anxiously] I),
awaited and, we hope, will be avail-`
able fur the public by nine dclocklh
i
ruffled feathers, warns th6`
stranger that she will guard heribafum brought here hy Rev_ ML
9 _ .
dgliiigs viith her life, while!
l°“‘|4h‘~ `the lordly head of the family assures;
, . _ - __
Notliiiii: that \\e tould say nonih
would inaterialiy ufiect the situa-
tion. The people will have made,“
up their minds and will vote ac-'C
cordinp,'iy. We have l'aiili in the hh_d ul. heh,,,_ Wm fight and me' if
people and whatever verdict tlie'h
majority will give we shall ahide`h,
by and shall do our best to uphold;
t
_r he will stand by her and hui"
hole line we ilnd this solicitous
rc of the young. The mother.;
innocent brood. And so along the |h the Same period hundred
a H
GC6SH€ll'y, ii) SRV? llF§l` y0l.lll§ fl'0lll
the elected powers, to maintain iawl .hm the h,“.(h. hmmm world has hh.
issibie danger. 
Tiiiu is one ofthe beautifulsighlslperiod under review this
»
Notes By The Way
EIGHT years as Immigration and
-Publicity Agent for~ this Pro-
vince, 1912-20, cast a lurid light
upon our immigration problem here.
The period mentioned covered the
e
entire duration of the Wai, with
the years immediately befor
after the great world conflict. There
was much correspondence between
the Department ami the office here
and between this office and the
and
British Isles. The topics discussed Al l\ave.si>okeii about a chaD Wh0‘l
was so.iiitereSi®¢i ill iliS iiellmi imihante and an-ivory satin girdle. _the
were largely the desirability 'ol
getting iininigrant settler; for the
island l`ruin the British isles and
why they came not. '
. .___
One reason was many times giv-
en both from Ottawa and
oversea. British settlers were a i
to come because in this province
their liberties would ho regtrictell
under proliibitioti, and for the same
.THE cHAnLo't'_1'Erow
from day, to bed every Ilizhl ill Sllllle
lo Uvhour and so i`orth_ He would not
_ ,,» . ,, 
no
#shi  
of
LIVING BY RULES -A MISTAKE
lic did eive,iytll_llli»i ill’ "[3 clfmk- Htel
ate his breakfast ill-,ll, Ulifliiin ll°“"~
then did certain routi_nc_ home inal-
ters, a definite llmlliiill Qi ‘”‘°"‘-fi”e
including walking, his, lunch will
dinner at the same hours every
depart fiom any part_of his pro.
gramme as to eatiiur. Hieellillizt 0l‘.
That fellow was gihunned by lilS_
friends because he not only wanted
It wus
bition
Winfield would not stay.
Dniiifully c-viilt=.iii that prol
wus ii bar in lniinigrution.
reason the considerable number
ii
s were
homes
had to
leaving the Province for neu
in the States. anti our ofiice
deal with ti host oi' them
to live by rule himself, but wantedl
ito have his friends live by rule and
ion schedule also.
i Now when the point is roaclied_
iwhere such ii health fad ll0SS0il9@S‘
‘yo_i, then your life is becoming act-
luitlly endangered.
That this is not a new idea was
'bi-ought home in reading a desciip-
tion of some old time doctors by
_ _ l’ef"""» Dr. ll. B. Anderson of Toronto.
,during and after the war. The Re- He quotes Dr. George Cheyne.|
,public was not under national pro- who lived at the end of the seven-_
liibitioii before the Wi-tr.
_Province had its maximum
anti order, and to promote the hosting if] ,hh h|h.ihmhhe_ one of meliloti Ol' 109.000 reduced to
il\t0l'L'l\‘l-S ol' the Pro_\'inC9._ _lessoiis Nature tciiclies us in 0 hesldeh ut least _10_000 m`0__e
\\o linic had oui say on ilit-_mhrhihg of the yea,-_
questions ut issue. We have prc--
setitetl the case as \ve suw it, aiidlhm. hath in her wild, hummer; be at mme the gleateht ha
ofmdmlin our ideas of health il' we are
me" '01 really to enjoy health.
still see it. We have nothing to takeis
buck. nothing to revoke, or to ri--_.0
And we have much to learn i'i'om (learns, Thus hmhibmoh pr
’ r
 ` s
pliers-. and in the partially riviliv.
d id l ' l i oi' tlic
#U91 iii mi" 5"i‘i‘0"i ‘lf ih" Sie“'“"i_ii:iiny.\itl the pnstuic und the gin
Guvcrnnieut, and its proposcd leg- ,
a iuinauizet rea ni
- I _ _ gllefore the tulveiit of prol
lt- ` `
n. All Nature. wild or domesti-
lsiation for tempcrance anti iiioi~i~!(.me(|_ in “mmm mm hlunh has om.
. I
1"'-*WC* im' i"“' “lid "i"i"i`- iniain i'tinction, namely, to guard thc
'I‘t~iiiiici‘iiiit~c has t-vor bt-.cii limi
policy oi' Thi- fliinriliiiu, tonipt-i'-5
nncii und nioiiorniioii in cvoi~ytliiiii.-,'_|'p
pei'o.iu:o, stood by and ativoratotl
thc l’i'oliibition Art, while it was H
iilv l=lW ‘lf lite i‘\lli|» llllii Wlliifficaniiot help her lielpless iletlallnix
there was the shadow ol' at iiope:n
to
that it could bc made even partiali_\'l
perish. The mother partridge
effective. We have set-n its uttcr on the approach nf um imma,
i
31111 il0i1€l€HH C0||tlilHf.‘. |lllVf‘ r\0f'lliwarns her young in hor own peclili- his chance of beini: elect
in- way. and the little ones i`nstaiii-|\'el‘y slim. T<>rl1\y's work
ly disappear under leaves or tui'ts`“"‘ '“°"°` 'hm' We k""W ‘li i
of grass, wltiic she lures the hunter "_
thc multitude ot' other evils that
have followed iii its wake and we
have given our best efforts to wlint
we believe will bc mort- effective,
not onlylncherfklng the drink cvii,
but in proinotini.: more 'i~e.=ipr~ct_ for
all law. Now, it is for the people
to pronounce tilt- verdict, and may
they do so with no uncertain voice.
. --_<p-Q-Q---im
SILENCE OF MR. SAUNDERS
Ono of the many amazing things
in the contest closing today has
been the apparent obtuseness when
away from the neighborhood in tmped to ,.e||"e' the com
which the little ones nro hiding. from those political parso
The samc liistinci, pervades tht- "W0 iiivulleli iile iilllillll fl'
human spr-cic and many a nioilicr yoml the Swans' It Wm h
R' ipy tiny when the province
has sacrificed hcr health and ilfot
in caring for her sick child.
through the country if for no oilie
cesses in the preservation and pei
itisulted him. of the Leader of the‘0n farm 0,- ga,-den 0|- in fo,-e,;;_
Opposition. He has perpetrated*
blunder after blunder, and, when
corrected, has subsequently tried
to right himself with the elector-
ate, But he has signally failed to
put himself right, especially with
his political psrson supporters, in
the matter ot' the sincerity of his
Prohibition convictions and policy.
Yesterday the Patriot published a
farewell address, from, its Leader.
and one may scan it in ivaln from
‘beginning 'to end for a single word
to justify his political prohibition
double dealing. Ai. the end nf the
campaign he has left his Prohibi-
tion friends in the air, wondering
the midst of a government contfol
majority "ln the best interests of
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EDITORIAL NOTES.
Slble today.
thing to take after the ballots are "“7""` i"`°mi"e5 Us WG" UH i'
whether they are to tumble down in'connted. '“`°“"“ge 'md eno" U’ give
Mr. -Saunders proposes. if return
lls i'roni tht- ncsl and liaiigs pre- $200_00h Ur "___ m_e_qe___ _,_
curiously on a bi'ii|it'li`,r~anoiily_,-¢,v,.h",,_ ,md leave $2m,_
rfreatri in terror and sorrow. Shui be raisod by new ta
I
nd eventually it falls to the grouiull
lt is worth while, at this season affairs without warrant an
nf the yeah to ,aka a rmhme doiiii.: have lost the respect
purpose than to see Natnre’s pro-
petuation of animal and plant life 0"' "¢i"‘i*¢ i9 *hi* "Wi
Vote early and as often as pos- This ""‘°” we "°"“"'° ‘°
Th l -
e on y tliffereiice between the more impossible to enforce
present campaign and previous was |,efm.e_ even U a Smal
ones is that it has been more so. ity should by any chance be
0
ings tomorrow for a welcome
change from the last few Sundays.
Many who have been loudest in
their advocacy of prohibition for mg im-ge|y're,h,ced our
other people will bc having some- deiiii and for having sscre
iinniigmtioii and the greats
iuins tn emigration ever yet
i
creased.
i
i
coiiue to |iowei'(!) would
_ 'l‘liis is contradicted,
- tiers gziining power, and we
The day's work may at
lighter by the loss of their
They mime here to meddle
rtgard of liaif the people in
vincc. They will painfully
this for years to come.
ways and meddling with
led. besides degrading lhel
ictiiiing.
tiiat this day's work kills
tion. The vote that will b
up against it will render it
ed in its favoi
There will be no political meet #-
We have a Government
proud of for its record of h
\tegi'ity and efficiency.
Stewart and his colleagues
the thanks of the people
_i
f cd to ' _ -
power, to have a pielilscite on our mvmce
the Liberal Party." Temperance
voters, who wish to know where
they are, should vote unhesltatingiy
for Stewart. Government caiitlldiites.
diilales. _
- -*<0-Q--m
SIGNIFICANT. _
EVERY mini of forty years and
under who today drinks, oithor
lf, as some of our political prohi-
ill l“°‘i~‘=t°ll°" Dr 10 excess. learned iiiticnists ten us those who vom
to do so under prohibition. Can it
* 
IN THE SPRINGTIME
for Government Control are goinii Al we have uid before,
bo said, then, that Prohibition pro- gn K0 to the had mace' where are "gy, gh.; "ny ejector W
hibite? Think it over. , "|090 :omg tn who vote for pm_ Dossilily do so will mark s
hlbition which has increased drunk-
' nness and added to it other vices
 a
r|1HE young of practically ull our °
domestic animals are now -much
in ovldeiice throughout the coun-
tfr. Lambs, oalv , colts, chickens, a
golliagl. are to is seen frislting,|
llloyllli, feeding on almost every W
'fm' "hm "' “°""’ “'°'°' """" mm- today. some of them e ilor. important loom* of the dale
f which we never knewluntii we
learned them under prohibition?
ill be oddly disappointed ii ' t 10
of many varieties pilytlolr various
ooconipanimoiits to the imgic mi‘_h|
in _
_ .. _ t »-it ___ - ' ‘ ` ‘E - . ' _
af' nm' , _ , ~ _ligated tim would ne. . _lm-the sailor an imil mmap.
n't it avlful, what? We b ive
i who lhoil be elected ful ot
Juni think of iti Thirty men who`.;tomorrow. the Province may
woke this morning with hope of down to preparation for th
oglslative honor iii their hearts. ll'l0ll¢| J“ill|5°- THB llfolram
li .
within two years to ascertslni __
whether the people want to con- H U i° "W |°”9 "ld iilf
tinuo prohibition or adopt Govern- °'°d" °' M' ""F'°"°d 'd
ment Control. If the people declare
for prohibition today why doesahd mont upright public m
he expect them to changethelr people,- the beet of them,
minds within two years? His posi- Blltlllll. resent this action
tion is not very logical, is in i“"* ‘lf ills i“vl1dlns_horde_
who have come hither from
. ed rebuke.
-\__..
IOGIY. true to his or her
convictions. And we await
Manco., ;'__,~  V _
broadcast from _ipttiln wtii
on open nr for Ottawa wlilla
_out popiiiation hat’ steadily in-1
W'li are now down to 87,000 ac-t
yoiiiii.: lilo. 'l‘hc ineuns of siiviiit; it icording to the Dominion Bureau 0
nrt- often pullioiicnlly inadof|iiait\_|sta'l'-55°F- iillli MV- Sfilllllltl
lie inotiivr bird, wliosr- llitlc one
We liavc. in thc interests ol' tcin- fn
In ,heitceiitli und beginning ol’ the eight-_
hhqhdi ecnili ceuthry,as sayliig-"Too great-
‘ 'a nlcety anti exactness about everi’
D;8puh_f_` minute i-ircuinstance that may inl-
~00 »‘ pair our health is such a yoke and
th ill 20,velll'e. nn actual loss of 21.0001 slaveiy as no man oi' generous illili
_ of |h@‘ t'i\ee spirit would subnlil to." _eration His Majesty has therefore
u`ati|ral increase by `bii'ths ovor I" other “'°"ds y°“ mm 'l mfmt
*have the generous and fl‘€9 slllfil
t stiin-l This cxactiicss about every minu-_
khowmile ,_hC,,m,,|u,,ce that “my impalr|held ten years ago, when Canatliys
,||,him,_ioiii' liealtli "can llsuollle ll l'0ile':l.Iubii`ee"as a Don\luioir\vas celebrat-
lanrl ri yoke is always it source ot
irritation, and a druii ull0ll 0“i`
spirits."
i'i`his doesn't mean that you
should not estabiisli good liulilts of
ure, ilii is ti degree oi' regularity in
f your iiieals, sleep. and exercise, lint
"’*` |?""': i\'i\lure`is very kind to that body of
posuis nnil cunimltinciitt~i ii'lie siiouidi youis and permits .v`ai'intio|is with-
tiivet-if in reiisoiiable limits. .Not lacing fret.-
.ovhwmi l_ul about losing an liour's fllefllli
000 m iiiiling to take all your daily cxar
__ ltgiiieii, about your diet. anti keeping
X" “"~ the mimi' free fl'0l1l "l‘-XflClll9*l9" will pay heir first otliclnl visit ioi ` ~ 'ii _
illli ii. about the unimportant Points in me chy_ "`"'f’"g “flf"""“‘f "’ """_"""‘_l °f “i;,,',T,£0$,g,"tmcdhrgeltgzcnzgggerigggz
_ . __ _ .secoiitl Cai Feriy at iloidvn s alsin
is true and tlicio is no escapetiom your health life, gives you ticcdom _ . _ emhmhed In hw Dumum (,0m_m_|g_ lim; pied before mah,-eam was ,-wx.
the truth ol' it. Foi-ttiiiateiy there 0_f SDil‘ii» t_ln_l: lmllilillil l’0ll ill Olillilf’ The recmh or mmmmguea and hmm and hw I.eelhh_` is geneml’izetl. The Chairman of the ‘Char-
it, ni, ,1,,m,,-,mt d,,,,.B,. of Mr _ life more ll y. - l,,,_,,,,e,,e,,,,_,0,- _ . i _ lottetowii iconfereuce, I-Inn. John
L 'Sum' ----<0---_ sketches glvcii b Mrs F M R ' ‘L ‘mly ""‘ M" For ‘
_ ‘ 5' - ~  0”- ry |_`.nn,,,mwL. ¢.,,,h,,h,.lh,,cha Cen. llaiii.»lt.'.i'n Gray, -Premier, fiwounetl
:llc m](l|°°'°*°°`°""°“'°' .'- ' ' ' ' ' *°*,°r M°""`°3]' 0" Thiifsiiily 0V€lillli€-|\v-iiiler cointnunictillion‘bt-twee: .tliil uw Quebec "Res°‘l“u°”3 'bm wmim
" We - - :came as ii delightful change of cu- il’rovincc -ani the iiinli i Thr- "ul i"`°se“‘t "hem fi’ the ‘I-‘°3i°'“‘~ ' -' ~-'
will ,en Daily S8i8Cfl0l'lS _temhnmem Mm Rn.” is v0rsahh` i_,,,,.,,,,g hum, (1,, h,,h,?;,| hyufhis p,.mf_ _mrs as a. government measure. deilena’ “W” his "wal “°m""'*
H-@,;@m_ FOR ‘ ‘thus u k e_ _ ’ f h _- 'iiuce alt tho local hclin and in»`H°“-' T' Heath Haviland- M90 i!ll'__
c i sense o uinoi and n hr glewmi we haw th . ht m proved the Quebec 'Resolutiions but
_east be Guardian R_§8.d6l’S _pieueing 'voice, which instantly in me Hgh, hhwe fm _.`_0hfhfh|  luul opposed Maritime Union with
_ +w  vliarmed her sympathetic audi i -_ liii th tio- tl i t- i -,Hwy ”l°‘i“e"‘5e' Bmh -Him- Ge"i`3”
mumty -“who `genél'o'iiclY daillllaiitletl IiiEiic<;i~ii's;\rs dteirtgusi, 1 It  ritiillitilzigengitflli (mes ‘md H""`“~ Ed‘"‘“`d ‘P"\i'l‘.*’“-
ns wh" June 25' 1927 'musical sei ctio M R. . ii" 'Sill' lilwt the i°c~t~lvi'ti0|i of thi- "iii-‘°""°‘1 '-hi’ Quebec Re“0ili‘i*'°i\"
oin bc- _ . ., ' e ns' rs’ os" “"5 Slcwailt. iulniliiistrntloii to power ,with “H their power- ‘H""~ A- A'
,_ a hm tion nn MAGNIFIED:-Let-.ni Hawmmnlsfl on the plana by Mrs. inlay is it :iioiiii oi .sci-iu~ity that the ~2"“°_“‘l’_;_l_‘;ili Wa” ll llielllbel Ol li"
. . _ - , . _ _ .c -'i ii. 
becomes $33('hiylnshggielhlrgpig,j`?h)f.he lrlsmgocz ;:;zh§J0B;h't’:;l0 glgirrlayid tm  l|)|‘;~€:f|,|i::.,2.4x,|.l,I":,lt'- me Mm.i_ ills th;(i}‘et('oi'ql;nc transpired tiiat
Weighi- iliy salvation say coiitiiiiially, Letihmhhhr heh; hlrégrnm ';§__:_lf0re{l` time pmv|,\¢@s'~tiii~ in|,|c,m fCmh_ Prince Edward is-land was uitlin-__
in mu' ood be maguineii. rsiiim 70.4. ' ' ' ve Y mission-i:iiur_nnu-.es tu nothing “"°">’ '"°“Hi‘ -"'10 file U"”°“ “°i "Y
d hy H,” 1.}¢Ay|,)m__,)_ (hhh _I Wm ever_bouqueta were handed over the fool- .through -beiiu: in line with the hu Fmgem or Confederauon but
and W bias, ,hee while ,I |,_,.,_ and ,,m,_,,,|fy lights to Mi-s. Ross. two from the Govern-iiient nt 0-ttuwn; it simply hi' 3'” -'f _i_iS Bll‘0llKeSt- 0itD0Il0liL'-l
rrhy holy n;tm¢_ Daughters of the Emilire, and two speaks with metallic bones' that ‘U ei" “F SWS” Of U19 ‘m°Y'9'
the P"°` 'mm admiring mehds ui h d -those delayed rights :ire due and '“e"l*J“meS Cvllellge Pope, _ _
realize _June 26 1927 ‘ ~ 9 00° mum ,be ,emediei And “bow James C. :Pope was the son -oi'
' Mm' R035 Wm fiwm” Chi“`i0li@f0Wli all is -the 'stern reniiniler by 'the g°"'|_;I""”"°Ph P°i’°» 3 '=‘tMe9m“li °f
_ THE _HOPE OF Y0h,I,.H__F0__yagain on some future occasion. _l_?_<_>_t_;n;h)=_t§=4_l<_hi ;>_§ our cln_ims on Shu- E‘_f__Cn3:>0h:iil_§_og_<_;}__o_Yer_;in:_?;i_t_mer_th,
rwlndy thou art my hope, \0 -Lord God: _ o n s -’ domain _thu W1? Siirzgflegaggt 11:; fthe California gold favor, 'merchant
_ p°||¢i¢¢| %h_¢.;t;mai'7l_ igy trust from my youth. M,._ and Mr's_ Allan Cash had an Cenitm| .C,mada___,_mckh or _hh.r|_ and -shipbt_iiilt_ler_, he was a man oi'
str fe has lost quite as many votes 5 - tel _ tory no _hw 0wneN,__ of hi h energy sn nfuence. 'He enter-
i’or Droliibition as they have gain; |PRAyER¢__iviaY we remember fh rd welcitzlme lgmtors here for ‘I those Central Provlntlels hadgitidfd P°""°“i We iii 1857- H19 OD'-'
__ _mcred our Creator in the days of our ew W3- "9~ - M- Rims- °f M°“' have-no more claim than we have “med Mafiiiime Union in 1864. U16,
youth. . tresl, and her friend, Mrs. Hugh in equity and ustice. 'Com as - Q“°b°<> 'Resolution in 1865, and in
P9 R _
ivickay, ot' Rotiissy. _ tlvn 'for our share, in conjunction 1596-11=S‘P'°mi°l he lilleved the flllli-
'ri-i-E Psomiss -or Lire __ . . . with other yiaritimc provinces °“S M i°""i°" l'°'H°i\1‘ti°n. “t-hat
predict, ->- Th I must 'be .made without delay, and “Y Federal Union of the Nlorth
p__0hhh_ There is no song of ah our hearts _ e v sit of the Governor-General ft rests with the electors of this American Colonies, that wouald gm.
8 rolled are singing-_ Wlliingdon and Viscountess Will- -Province whether we shall' gain ‘limos the island, would be as host-
But has some note whose liauntin H1800" Will be the next social event 'Sill' l`i8'ii'f-S Ol" hllve them iltie all "9 ‘° th” f°°"“!5 “lid Wi5h°9» |18 il
ii f ii 5 5 Y
ve °‘ sadness srieves, ' to .which everyone is bleassntlv snatched f"°m “SA A" emvhimc wmnd ‘be Ulmased 1° 'me be" 'md
"W" ii There is no rose of all the ear is look, 1 d A ~ endorsation of ithe achfevezmenit or lll0St vital interests of its people."
I majoh brmgmg_ Y IIE 0l‘Wtir . mong the social the _Stewart G0vemme_____ in the ,But in the autumn of 1866, he
record- But has some ,hom unseen amkufunctions arranged for the Viscount- late negotiatlcuis will be a very me* 'Si' J°h“ A- M“°d°“il1l1 Bild 'iiiil
' _ me leave -_. _ess isa luncheon by the Daughters 9°'-elif ilfglimenl fOr them -L0 Dllt °°"°‘“3“°° in 'L‘°“""'m- When U19
s.
There is no garden, but some weed ‘°f the Empim in her h°“°l‘ ill f_°,!-ovgrg Ln, t'h,;,g§n{i,:“f mnrerencs' ?il:J€lgets<?l(lIlieW:leBrIi1nsa(ii€lf>'e}iI;)i§' Isl; £31111:
E xi ree
ko he Th e_i;closes, Beach Grove Inn on July 9th. the eiectom to takeml; D,:t|.l;g,°;’cl bee, Canada would provide $800
"est ____ erect nacindsy. but has its hour ' ._ . _ ’ ,hw of _those ma_,mem_ _Remem 000 to iiettile the land qu»es't»'on iii
Premier Yet soup wé sins ami sam bgiitheishakespeanan w“""“g‘ ggrcvlsiliaigi it ot” ima Niium' he
- v er " , . ° U- C i
,lenerve em._h,s bright l_0Be5_ . Mrs. E. H. Ramsay, wife of Rev. ereméha "$3.1" the “mms M tlater embark:-:rd hponis gop§1§Q;ya‘;(}
fm. hav. Walk in its garden and forget the Dr' R““‘§“Y» i`°°°iV°‘i Y°Bf0i”‘|“Y Hi' W-hich -taken at the flood "“"/"Y "°“9il‘ll0ii0ll, which soon
mx hm__ rain! ternoon and slain in the evening Leads on to victory." 'b"°“3hi ,U19 'WHS Dl‘0vil1ce into fin
,nv ken, Cilofusl- with nr. Ramsay. ana ima the 'Phan wit it victory is within “"0"” ‘iifi`i°l'i'-'es and ultimately lui'
» ' _ Shu: on, 0 iioait; although th¢_ph,"m,e of welcoming A _oh hh sight all oug/hit to be ,Fe U0 see: to Confederation. 'ro ms du
or thcli team may B.||shn_ _ __ _ _ 8 amps,-ation from this rovmce ,H thene are ‘those who say that the
the neo- Gather life’s .flowers although the 0 vs mrs °“'b°ih °C°li9i0llH- Ill now at a stand-still; peace and "‘"“'.“Y was fi`°lli iii? i'|l‘Sl but sh
pic ii better law tluui pmii|i,it|0,,_ i-‘ani be ,-ife_ the pretty drawing room lovely i>l0lll>°l‘|ty aro_liere and will ex- ‘""“i‘°“’ 'S°ii°lii¢ Of the adrvl
,md to ,e||,,ve me dehlhmhle _ Earth is not all! -His imgeig ever Irie were attractively arranged ‘and tend "° 3"e“'t°" P."°i’°i`U°ii1l if "U19 _Sir Joh” to make it 'mP°“-“’1°'¢°"
C0" » " . til I l (1 h _
ditions prohibition has brougiit up- listen’ ‘Heafven fha" make in the diniiill T007" Yellow b\!tf°"gli1|;nd (|323-vessoiiriye gtgd "M3115" tg. \ViTi1l§\l‘:"i;i\/Uiiig t§i‘th‘;li??llga]c>tlit§:§ldB“i£
i t i t _ 8 _Q
Der ec our mpei ect life _ ruptsh and wtlhte liIac_s lent ii charm hips have comuiained in ,the pam t_}’o|;<_i___::re_tl_it_lh_i; sg much guilehhit.
There are no eyes whoselight has o B me y “mm ntedtea table t at t ey were denied .°Dn°ft“ni`t' 3 | r ' B' _ e anger to pu. G
Ing dll- ne’er been blinded twmch was "resided °"°" in me “I” :;;gf:;nl:,|¢;‘: xoqjé-,;h?:.“e' To giientiiet :€':t§5§l.lt¢';hi?g.Isla;'r:gl: §>o|-:x::x
you," By silent tem-5 of pity or of pain; ternoon by Miss Mary McNutt and hmm, hu wma #he S_t‘;w*;__;’ig’(‘;:": her .hhythmhe and _ Hon m_‘_
_ abroad 'riiero is no heart that has not been Mrs.‘W- A- Thompson. and in the ernment has proved ,uwemu|_ Laird sought better teriiis dmt-
to blacken and defame our ablsst reminded' '_ ' evening by Mrs. `G. E. Full and Silllld 'by it and put it iwop to such °_“'“- »_'i`il9il. '-PbP9» Dr0,'hl`lsi`tt'¢"‘tU‘
en om, “Y ”"c';':_e;“n‘*;i;°:s;;':"‘ _‘lf Wim* Mrs. it. E. Mundi. ivirii. Ramsay °°'“l'il\ll\ts in the future. ‘ :ig gbiliwr £1113; wegyfhithttmm -
' , ‘ '- f _ a u -. '  - _.
in dhou- There is no life that has' not held rewwed’ “sinned by he' d9“5ht9" -_--#ob----~ 8 Mgmt., iu'tb?a snznnnig-"1§ug'&%€
an the ‘some sorrow, Mi" Ml_l'Y_RlmSlly and 'Miss Marion *N  "W fillilllld ltsv€i`il'9l‘ liil h¢iBD\‘B`blt
and we There is no soul but hath itiisecret Ryan. had a delightful social time' `
trust and hope that their bpllotg to. ` ”'?`"é,- ‘ A .» AH- ` WHS sD_ent'wIth"étioli gue§f_'_ "Thu
Silil~tiui‘ eyes smile, our hearts
pray or tomorrow,
Fair ihnidts promise o_f more perfect
“°°'* ?,.ii‘."i.- .      allow- ._ _
John, N.B. Miss McAvitp .worom
frock of ivory charmeuse sat n,. e
exercise. .- -t
Taskeil the Duke of Connaught, as ii
i
X
AMONG* the ladies presented at
f ivory satin and finished in a lsrgeir
t
land vci'y early in July it will b'
impossible for them to attend the
Day in commenioration of the Dia-
mond Jubilee of Canadian Confed-
former Governor-General, to repre-
sent hiin. Tile service will follow
.upon the l`ines.of that which was
eil, and "O Canada" will be sung 'is
the iintional hymn` of thc Dnmin--
ion.
| o e o '
ills _llonor the Llci`l|eiiiitii-(lov-i
,crnor and Mrs. iiearlz have issucd`
water, on 'l`hurstlny :il'tei'noou, July
7th, and t'or a dance in the evening,
.'=h_i honor of ‘thc Governor'-General
land 'Wise untess Wlliingdon, who
day will administer a just and need-  1 - _ . "me" W9" M75- Hiiellis lllid MPS;
Carruthers in thcsfternoon. while
Mrs. Picirara and Mis. E. Mcuutt
We be Smile on sweeteyes iililiough the were in atiendanpe in the"evening.
h pathwa dai-lieu 'Pho dis I
“ -Ev?
_ ,_ -~\...,¢.,, _ I
' i
,~-g..-_ 
' i Q ~ ’ . I
. - ' I/ ` i ~ -
y _
oun isi.ANo' REVENUE
SUISIDV
I ii
 ly, wal Miss Nona McAvity, the! V V (_HMd'_'°u.) ~ I__
presentation' being made by lisr mo-| Although 'Premier Stewart nad ,
ther, Mrs. E.-D. McAvity, Saint his Cabinet worked wonders in Gb-I
Itauitng »$1q5.o00 more Provincial
subsidy ‘titre is yet a demand and
_ _ i th an iopporftuhlty to further increase
, skirt with an _overflounce of Kflili our Provincial Revenue. The de-
ace and embroidered with diam-'matul for t`n0l'§ 1! felt keenly in
‘many branches oi' the Public ser-
 , _ _ . t and oh portunit -is present-
ands of whlc_h__w'e_re weighted witliigdoiy ,the»;r;J§lhmd c0h);el.ehce_ un.
gold tasoels, clasped at _tho left sidehigr. .tho Dqncani ‘Commission this
with ii aitimme buckle. the iraiiiautumn- ,
'Phat -ther is a* demand for more
evenue is till felt by our taxiluy
0 . _ 5 _
white wateriily. ,After the court|ex,s hh. hilhwhy mhthtemmce as is
Mrs. McAvlty entertained for her|evid@hc-ed by -the Provihclgl Audi.
tisugiiter, at the iioiei oecti. Lon-_3>_r‘s__1'e_i>_<;_l'_t_~l“fo;9fgé;?{,rffv|niZ§‘°§§
. .es - ' '_
don., and the guests included Catl'_De°c_ 38; 1925 at ;.g_030_242_9;;_ |;,,(.i,
ain aiui Mrs. Alwnrd Wyiitlman,|e]ec[0r'_mm _make m,_e,,¢imiite for
Conte Vittorio dl Rovasenda (secre-_himself of who assets at the saine
tary at the italian Embassy) and date. .
‘Such -being the -bare statement
he Countess of Claucarty, wlioiberore us In the_B1ue Book h be_
brought a party of dinner guests._,h00,,es ,very e|ec,Q|. M, Slfize the
among whom was Prince Alexandeinpresent iopportunity of doing. ill-tl'
of niissiii. ini-s. ivicAvity_ is ti sis-‘and his salts 'l0“'ll“iS' `-*"”‘""i‘
i bl d ie stio to .iiiie sutirnin
ter of Mrs. Il. Il. Ricliarilsoii, Suni-|‘;Df1v::m:’, Zhi” tale hs open in
n D0 ' `
'“f*_"”i“"~ ' itiiis Pi-ovipce today. 'i`ll°\‘°
0 _ . _ 'should be »the_greatest rare fallen
‘ _in marking the rballot. ' Each el9C-
As the King nnd Queen have i\_tor shonzld untlerstaiiil the names
number ot' engagements in Scot-ef ““iid~d“‘i95 and wha" U“"3" ‘me
or
6
‘Keeping -the Public Qlll‘Siil$ii~‘i iii
I
_mind imposes keeping the nnmeis
Special Service which is to be held of the candidates and what -they
in Westminster Abbey on Dominion Siiinii i`°i` 315° 'iii '“m“~ Every
voter should remember fthili it -rote
for the Conservative vaiiiiiiintes, in
“ther words is n vote tor Govern-
ient Control, is a volt- for iiit~i-eas-
ed subsidy und the .Stewart Gov-
ernment. 'lt also carries wth it
support of progressive ;;o\'r-ruinent
and the iuost eiiliglitened ineiiiods
ul' conducting Alle public i\l’i`l\il‘8
of the Province. |\\"itli each is
also combined strict ct~<>i1<>ii\.\'. ill
the expenditure of iiulillt- Iiwlley-
it also bespeaks rcgztrtl and sym-
pathy for the taxpiiyeis :intl untir-
ing efforts to forward their inter-
ests spd les-sen their liiirtiviis.
The record of the Stewart Gov-
crumcni. i'or thc past 'tour y1‘ai".~s is
ti strong guariinttu- tiiui ir they are
iiivitatioiis for ti reception at Etlgc-'U0iil5“\l@li in i>0wei' tlit-i--~ is no rea-
son to leur tlidl -tiicy will tail 'to
press our ciaiins iind obtaii our
just sliurc of what has lit-cn spool-
iied by the .Duncitii (‘ointnis_iioii as
hlustly due us.
it will be reiiioiiiiu-it-ii that a
ooo-o~o4o»_`¢o~
sc_iois__iitooi<
QUG1'-ATl0Nli FOR
 * _   /f  l  f -_ . " JUNE 25. 1921-
H5, '¢"""""j_`0fT119 The Most- -vital _ _ `f""Tf"§
 .mi m"gW,,,°_ Querivw A Prompt and ancient ‘
'rii_si_i-.M_a_iestisrse¢ona court., CM-l-S`F°R A°°_lTl°NAl- `__,-_-_--,, WIT, o r network of
eld st~Buckingham' Palace recent-| '-`   and ‘
 abroad,
i If *"`
collection
s -_ ,- tt
' _:Charlottetown Bfa:x__;hH- -
great tina ci centres nfl.
4°" 'sd _° ¥°rl=,wem»i»
‘ .to givep _attention to any
  ..°"f=fl.‘li_rf-t° '3° is-==.ll°<l -
THE CANADIAN BANK. 
_  O17 COMMERCE
 'e.tafU‘p"szo:ooo.otiti-    ' .1
` Rosa-vePimd$20,000i000 V
. I/~
cl f""Dm4!¢l the
_ _
usiness our custom-
Brallcheu also at-Alherton,' MoMa9tib,lMor\ll, Mun-gy Rivulu rl _
Summorsido. _ _ _ ' ‘
Accident policies can be
desired. ‘
llYlll|MMl
The Oldest Inluranc
Lower Queen Street ‘
For further information consult ' '
~& £0
l- .
.r~
Chances,-_-_ ' i
:“"t-`;.l"\`.'* V’
when driving in motor elri, or `iivh`en wliklnflcroas city
streets, we are taking chances-and we fake more chancei
by moving about without accident insurance. l' '
Let an Insurance company taki§'.fl1-e Yinandlal risk, hc.
` cause acoldonto are expensive. _ ‘
t il! li il - ,'
purchased _ai reasonable prem-
iums, from $5.00 up, according' to' the-amount of lngui-gnc,
~. 1 ' in -
 ‘
e Agency In
:pu
!"
' ` _ Charlottetown
After Sixty Years
JAMES COLLEDGE POPE
Ot tho seven delegates to the
Quchc Conference from Prince.Ed-
wiiiil lsliinti, fthe most persistent
aiiivocate of 'Confederation was
lion, W. l-i, 'l’cpe, Colonial Secre-
tary. The most brilliant was
lion Ed-ward Whelan, who also
ter and summer,
° cs" Y ~ is rw ns hospitality in the "ok Loy M ' myi:°hr'¥»;?.'$i§i§¢nh:»l°t2°§: li dui » mi h\t\l\°'“'
ballot pm? "“- 0 h°“l`f- lmili fill’ illlill' afternoon were Mrs. G. D. Steele, *”*******“*°*°*°*”‘*¢ Film- mf 991"-Y lfiililtions with Qwili ~ ‘ "‘ li. - ~ `5
hm-en flmi-<»._.__. _iatrii tm.) Houston. ni-ii. s. owen. ,N _§Q:`:’””‘1‘m_¢:2_§‘l|fyf:-W. _.ny il;§d<_::u_:di;__n -1»_hm¢_uiiif»tsr. mimi _ 'fl' .V ` 5-“’_“s'IGN».f.
the re- ' A rs. Jack Mc i, , . " _ - ' -. 9,. 'P 0i‘i!W\l_- fs " V... ` “ ,. - ~,
suit with calm spd unshalten con. ii'smiiu:1?;let oinmalpiltiliiiiitilgaaynwtig- -li: ` er. Mrs. Fietilltei- abs: Mi: .“b'M.\".':7¢7”sli'y Yu” '- wan" "fl", :gs-sgxgwihl “Lads 'www ‘_ 'L' ' "` 'L  `l¥|li’|t'|l+‘¢‘-‘Y/‘A
W” "'°“i"i°fi 0 89|! ihll`D€lIi~ll |984 Flair. in the availing Miss Down, 'Til folvoillfdno thllio glvon lwly,'»--U---`-‘ 8 R problem' ' ' ' _
_ i‘°"‘°" ill iile PM °f,0 lfllilililfll ll.@ll» `|.{,,¢¢|}"°,, M," V .1-"hh, Mm _ J’ 'Tic _only God mhy be had for tho -crated _db not form the bout lbvoit ‘  ~ ~' -1 -'.`-"T 
'After tontgm  , ||me_,.,,B, _-___ ' _ ,rm .Ml 'M ‘ _ » - ~  - gating;  ' “ moiitamon ala molto of his stupid. _ ’ _ |»'.;:aii f.'_¢$m;W.’_
_ --<»»-,__ \ - I# --\f°l1lb°l°l» ill" AN" No mu in at an-tin mini num- ity. im- iii mlm me win i ‘~ -st -.  » . e
settle' 'I‘lie\reeeiit iieasonsoittpiit of and Min M. Carter mutated. 'Ihr ...mort __ 'j~“_ - ~ =ue'~‘lmu6 'mio-honorpd  ` ‘ } ; .» .e\|lil|l\v.'Wll
D' more niui 500,060 *metric tolls il loor-was prevtily mend ii by little Jill" MAY In 'hsdhy the poorest nloded ithtiikof tlioiiiowpao It I __ ` #"1 I yrllli
"_ _:`|l__i_t_>_heved__ iiohbc the largest sunt' "muh, wee,” hhmnxmd "Ma tomar. '_ __   ` -'will co'mo oudiitmitl p_lu;¢,.olid__f_ 1- , _ _' “"'h,,_ __ _ in
0 9_ D GV l‘ IPVBMBG ||_l ‘U10 Phil _ _ i¢_|_ wut “nk mn R th no _ uh _ _
be ___ .ppines _ Pithtantl. while Mn. Jumps _Paton hm goiirnc¢ll,i _y_owii__°|iiiiiti will" it.ii3tJier1iu‘i= li:-'ng¢_l°_».|| i _  - ` 'i'
bnhon Wn*°”°‘*‘?\""°'°°°'__ mém N “_ ~. ‘H we_cop\_od the mioltl. it tvll ado- that human ty  um |¢m§_|°;_}.,voiilont*'lu d¢_ii¢|_foq|.‘;,u'|u|__.’j _"‘_ _ ,__  _
mm M. _mu f. b1}°»l°»it .0-itgtnm min gttimiiig to ni. iv un inmiou and au - otlim 0n.ntn, _p¢qi..-_ _  _ _,_ _ _=_-,'.f._,9.f~»_ t .,
onli radio foal will do well to keep bm I ‘get “ma __  £94 Ml'_l-'_R`ol\\d)t`oth¢lr  l|=__ plfrl  _ ._ - " ._'€i’_ ,_ .t _ =_:._._@,,,, _,,,_______;i. _
A i _  , E" ~’;I_;l";".'_.*`f "  !..,'~   ,i “?,'"" 'f "'» yi' --`~i‘:f- `  » " `  "'
_ .' -i  
.QR THE ,iii ..:°i::i“.':.':..
Confederation And
J-- _
him. &lS0.,ill dhedlia reform 01 the
coinage and t 6 adopticu ot' -the
decimal system, in .place of the
many forms of legal tender which
of Pr0g'reSS_had been tlfqttbane of l'liituicicrs in
his-‘dayiff _f ' _ 1
After Coiifederatlon. Pope re-
mained locai Premier only thrss
ino_n=ths~ il-i-e' epreseirterl inttt
County in ltlie_ ea-ision ot' 1 , at
 __ rawtltwlw 5.,p'itrty was lf-
, e _ obj, the Clfitpdiaii Pacific i an-
tal. ln' tl* eléctioii which iiciuw-
ed, hc wasdefealeil, but iii 1876.
'.whon_l-lou. Daifid Liilrtl became
Lieutenant Governor oi' thc North-
west 'i`ern'tories, he won the seat
.Ji-oni..,.i.ha.iLi‘.iisi:ai. candidate. ia.
’Macdmfl1ld's `Cnl5lnet mir, 1878, i’oi>t?
became Minister of Marine nad
-Fisheries, but mad-e .no particular
_mi_1rk.._,upon the ipominioii '_-mise.
.On tlierwliolo his reputation iinist
ments, in particular, upon his coa-
stmct-ve con-tributioii to u federat-
ed Canada.: a work which was tib-
solutcly essential oi’ his fellow-
coniitryiiren were ever to have
ino'i‘e than o. provincial repnlinion
oi- it provlntiai pol`iit of view.
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DAILY LESSONS
" IN ENGLISH
I By W. L. Gordon
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wtosns ~om‘»i:N. itnsusiini
Dmr: say' "their have 80"” °“‘
west." Omit "out."
_ OFTEN MISRRONOUNCEDZ titl-
ggmyte. Prpnounce the first e as lil
£'.'1et." not as in "mei" 300°!" fir”
syllable. ' "
"or'i‘iaN Missnni.-i.i_=iD; miuieu-
ver; eu. -
SY-Nl0NYM»S: i"°3D€llf» recllfb
tract. .
_ Wolw srum: "Use ii word
three`times and it is Y_0i\l‘S»" ‘Lei “B
increase our vocabulary by lllilSi°_"
lug one word each day- ' 'i`0d“Y°
word; `MOBl-LE; easily inoved_,
__licl;_le.__!‘~l~lei- temporanient is £00
mobile to be loyal:
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ti'
i ,~ -.- I , , __--*‘
_ _inméra -fimgll  
 _uw 
hold, her railm; sito ld lie. ni . _»-" 1
Over by the Dgmtnixn, ammzt' ,"“,fY'<,'I ' "'°'T;°wh"h¢, "gli, .
A “me _ sho should have continuous' coin-‘ " "W M "
3 0? I-ITIRMW municwtion with the mainland, wiluig
_ W ' _ itplrlo .
:mi  
My my  work wi -
_ . _ __ ,___ ||rlou_rll\l_|'l_
"sf" lu;
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