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D. IL Clililtlld, Alltcinte Eilllor I
A ooninaii 29,1919.  O "
 GROUP Govanxiiiisxr
3-  _ --'-_-o-€- _ " S"""‘ EN°'NE- .be`a' gi-eat his ren mark along in the _ .
lit tI0tb iirstofNov "
The Press of the sister provinces has with remark J H B ‘~"¢°=- 1 ‘“"° PM had einbedrgianilnn fn°n2ii\'§rnnn inter in l ' . “
mins io11_
  The Motonst
ov si.a¢nv i., ctouou
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vs s s in not o ‘o u o 1-roi amnewwt on-your our °r- lmvwvq
. _ , _ .tliefopemtion of yours. _ . .
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Notice The 'Dir n Radiators After
Inn' 9
_ The Fira! “Cold Snap”`
Di!ierent’ssasons ol' the YG" lihve
>_ special nie-ini s to the motorist, IDBI
` "` "` “` "7 'M' " * '35 “ °’ " as they do tongue farmer. the Sports-
    on nin n onlin" 
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man and many other classes and on 1  `¢5¢" I ‘ '
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TESTWG COMPRESMON UF tho car owner's calander there should ' B I ` ~
’ my engine oierhsuled, the fitting ot th U. _b H
system is deeprooted in Canada. Sporadic dissatisfaction 312',
iris! A i' 0
. . . _ . ' , ` _ ,'_,‘-f' `f,  " ‘. . /
~ _ . ` .° ' , , ' 21  , .ll ,  fi, ,
able unanimity, concluded that party government is at an new rings _i,.ll;,g we ,,,,),],,, ,;,,,,?,9r,a?, _gheeiieggx-2 ,._.&v;n5l\n<;,1;i;ryRad<-$0213 g 1# /we gl it _ 
ipfflanada. This conclusion is based ~upon the result va" of vlfeiilfi. ~ - °‘" t G °“¢ Us H About 'ijmn 1-inn." when me weatn- ,  _f ___,_ 1 _ , /-,
' - “ f  - v ° ° h t 5° “lm “R me “king “P °f me er bulletin reads “Heavy Frosts in ':;', gf
_ “ -- cgnet lectlon In Qntarfq where groups: ere 0- ima,-Ms' and pe,-han, frnni the rings The ltlterlor" QI words to that efiect, 1' `,-‘fe..`_‘_. V 1% `
_ 0 1 ractica unknown in politics, have superseded the Zinzlvséléaétlgltlqlagepu1§;1w“°;h:3s» tsl' niit._nt1i_5» time in inane nine tnnt into f_='_f_=__; 3,' ,- _ ,
tW0  t1m€ 53145138. ` k d rings hold coinpressioii. is there any dmenor m your radmtpr be nrmgc: O T ' 1" \ I '
e t m r o s ne ten ‘ _
ed from damage Radiators are ex
that will indicate this’ pl-“Bly constructed to get ,gd of what
nswer You can obtain some
_ _ _ '.~le about this by the use oi’ a steam- 3:;
the result of future elections. The two party political gage on the snecal form or res y rennnn, iney are nnnn prone tn
D ver
0 Sage kIl0Wl\ HB 11 LDHIDFGBSO freeze, upon exposure to cold, oi all
ei The instrument connected n
E. D lil I4 con
e and its pointer indicates hc bee
sau e actin th 1 1
_ _ _ is to structions d v' d by man When
within each art is not unknown and the fact tha some sas oem to the cylinder under est, nnnnng eine ninff nn-en nrnnnnen
sciewin it into the s ark u
P y tt
of the spores on one occasion evolved into dominating lg,
'nfluenc do n t e 'l re th ` f'n l
all thread: of watei exposed niost
lf. with the lnstiument ton ingcniously to teiii'p°ralure changes.
cd, the engine is criinhed slawlv A indigtgr on a Shu; down can is gl.
I
ys ems or 1 eimmemoria in o er coun riesa oug noni
heretofore little known 'n Canadi oliti . N d bt "er by ‘ml “Hd the Pressure in nays i\raeuca\.y nt inn it-ninerntnre
1]  1 b than p CS 1 od(;,ud creases with the upwaid moveinciit ul
the linriediatelv surrounding air
g`I`Ol.lpS  '0CC3.Sl0n3 y aI'lS(:_5 O lil pI'OVll'lCl3 all e - Ji' In D 3'0" to the normal amount and, “lien that temperature ig 32 do.
eral olitics which m s bl h th if t f I - a"
p ay po S1 y ave ee ec 0 pac zddoes not fallrapidlv when pls are
'ntnbi f t o1'tn nfth‘"‘
movenient cons s befoie th alinost vniiiedititely irozcn When
olie is miiipleteil, the piston is siit water expands in iicezing, it exerts a
i g e aanceo power emp rariywi in reac o e nn
highest bidder and in this lies one of the dangers in the ‘sf
intaiiiei On the other liund it can
t
es Fahrenheit, the natei in it is
ctoiily tight and compression well bursting pressure that nothing rigid
iesut and it is only bv thc
a
` lun'
group System: _ _ .<>l‘€ *U ' I it .ifn p stoi strptthlng of the nails in which it is
I O t th U t d F t ‘ ¢i motion is .Joined or cannot be 1.1 sed confined t`1nf their rupture can be pro-
n n ario e ni e armers area present in tn. ,O
asc nd nt ith s veral the f hi- .
e a ,w e q rgroups o some weig _n
standin a art The two old t`m l't` l t' *I Ofdmfm Smlllisdse Len ws
. g p_ . 1 e po 1 ica par ies are ht
outof business as matters stand at present. Should ,,,
either party have the price to offer, it is conceivable that
cl minat n art ht b f d th d t
ao igp ymig e orme wi amanae
from other sources than the will of th l t ' t _ C has
its iioiiinil value, gas leaks pist lon
ted uni] their subsequent leakage
e pston and compression is \\:al1 avoided A iadlator, all the water
1
sages ot which were able to
ted to .1 iegu ai spaikplug shell stretch suiilcientiy and to ieturii to
make a suitable connection then onginn’ torni, would not be ln-
QUIET AND NOISY ELECTRIC are
,lined by *mczlng but such radiators
the ideal and not the iegular knid
STARTERS .ind as it ;,=ner<1l rule, ii radiator that
erence, in the noise made in but
been fiozen -is .1 bulst and leaky
con hardly be made as`good as
6 E 6C 013. 6
The two party System doubtless hasrits faults but im. H. S. asks: What .makes the one, that can perhaps nbc patched up,
to ether those art e r r e t l 'bl t`
g‘ p 1 S ep QS 1') as near y as p0SS1 e [16 starting the englnos of different new either by soldering or by the use
plain 0 inions of the 1 t t h 1 t- 1 cars? In some there is hardly 11 ot cementlng compounds. Jack Frost
n . ~_ ..
_ p We ec ora e on t e rea ques ions o' ,O
government It is exceedin 1 doubtful that l`tt` the
dangerous of ,all weapons, the balance of power, would
serve any good end in Canadian politics. If we are tt
purify our present form ofgovernment it must be dont
by purifying the existing parties rather than by creating
powerless except by joining forces with another group
uml, while in others there is ii cu
es ‘like u th ef in the night and
i 
b . g y Sp] Ing great _ ramping ot' gears until tht _with the iirst approach oi freezing
country up into groups, each  its own ideas as to th( 2: ine takes hold. Mine is of the ten1;iei'a1urcs, all' cars that are kept
E
_ _ 4 tier kind and l _ t ' ti' t
esesiitials of government, and each armed with that most nnrin wfninnt sn niilgii -‘iinsffi W ‘1 iz
WB,
A A _.Y ire
L
ot' doors or in open sheds 'niusl
conipletely drained ol’ water, thc
ei' replaced by a reliable anti-
, .. .. _. ._ ezc solution or the hood and radial
M lor front 1-oinpletely iind very liei~ivil_\'
i' V f ---I covered with non-conducting material,
I _ - ,‘ suizii its ii ‘.-.ii-lucti hood cover. ‘ir
1 iwiltets. (`i1i=s licri, in tightly clusl.-l
_ I ` L11
separate groups each elected for a specific Purpose buf ® h .==»r=i_=t<=. even if tiiiinaie-<1. nie we
im und
conditions, an the temperature ot the
er suiiicwliat more severe weather
r ‘ '
vent of cold wentlicr and this modi-
. A : li s me starters, a gear ,
or another party elected for a different purpose. m l'i,°,;"§fn.-ting ifnnnn snnfi in sim at th felis wither slowly with the
' iiiesh with gear teeth cut on ad
il’
' ro s'i'En 'rim Dii11<"1‘ "‘
_~r--- do
The Daughters of the ‘Empire in Summerside have 22,1, ,he ,,,,g,,,e by ,,,...,n., _nf ine
taken steps to resuscitate the public library which som( wwe sn1'0¢\<el-swf that “"1"” 01°
years ago flourished in that town ‘and which, during tht ¥§§,n ,,,,.,,,,._ ,S ,,,,,,,,,,..,, in an nn.
intervening “commercial age,” had been allowed tt nan anti an very quiet 1n<1ee_<1_. pn
lapse. The resuscitation, it is encouraging to note, is tc_ *,‘f;"" §f";', 'he S‘“"°{,,"‘°',‘,’f, 'fs 
be on a generous scale. Two suitable rooms have beei nn
. . . _ - f - , t he n np-
secured in the new Crockett-Gallant building, these wil *,‘§§fT,,_"§,,;“§_',‘,§‘s‘;‘_ ‘”,,°,S”‘,§fe,, ,,," ,.,,_ Y _
be---nicely furnished and a capable librarian has alreadi _fne
been employed. _Such of_th'e books belonging to the olC` fn
library as are suitgtble will be utilized, a number of the ninn _von nnn have anofiier tyre of
nest magazines an periodicals have been subscribed foi T§;T‘,§i_` . V _
,and a fund of $200, already in hand, will be used in pro- ag *Ta s Q *W 0 it PROTECT OUR VIC
viding more books. One of the rooms will be used as z if
reading room, the other as the library. This is a splendic it
beginning, creditable to those who instituted it and, wi it
trust, will be a god-send to the young generation iiovl ,lg
_growing to manhood and womanhood. A
The drift of the present day, for a drift it unquestion- I:
ably is, is a source of deep concern to thoughtful men ant'
women. Entertainment, pleasure, selfish. indulgence
or spiritual betterment, has taken a secondary place and
tllin, .
whether at home, in school or in church, must be sugar Phe 511,151" “*”““‘ ‘md “°l'““' fm ' with (sayl a 15-year bond,
you will accumulate more 
°“1"" “ld” interest ihan"'i‘iii`ci 'il `
. . . . b' ' bid l tl title,  p‘ '
sure, _this substitution of entertainment forwork, ther: "!.‘§,1,,“',',f,,j‘,_.. 'Biff H” ”i.‘;§,‘,‘,,, ‘§,,g,.,,,,
-_._.._.l.____
You dlfdlrivastliig you strength with
coated by some form of 'entertainment to make it pala Bu, he ,,,,,,ed when nnin nn ine
table. Because of this neverending search for plea
'is no time for intellectual pursuits. Reading, what ther:
is of it, is for entertainment solely; trashy novels hav(
taken the place of solid literature and the young gathei in- nnnnny win ann wnn inn nni- $33,000,000
together only for light, frivolous, mind-enervating enjoy
ment. - 1
It is not to the credit of our present day/civilization
that the literary societies, the reading clubs, the debating
societies of a few years ago have given place entirely tc
card parties, dancing clubs, and social gatherings ii'
which the intellectual is absolutely ignored. To health 1
ful entertainment no mentally or physically healthy per-
way; ' , ~
son will object; the curse of the present day is that en- “is °’“‘“"‘ “‘"‘ “'15 "”°“ ‘" “°“g’" BHANCHES ALSO-AT
tertainment has become a dominating craze and it is tc
be regretted ,that our centres of civilization, our homes
our schools, our churches are feeding rather than dis-
couraging it.
From the literary clubs and intellectual gatherings
public and private, of a generation ago came the strong
men and womeii that lhave :Lddeg luéitre to the name of
our 'vincé-. rom t e c ii s o to ay what have' we 11
 pe t‘7
ex c .
That we have drifted and are drifting no thought-
ful person will question; where it shall lead to no one can 1
predict. We are having 'a_good time; our children are
not wearied by the old fashioned and perhaps irksome
initiation into household duties; not even the old fashion-
e_d,custom of being at home at 9 o’clock in the evening.
ft has become a sort of a “go as you please,” a “rejoice
young man”-and woman-“in the days of thy youth
and walk in the ways of thine heart and in the sight of
thine eyes”-Tand_we forget the old corollary to this: “but
nto 1
a..0___.. the fly\vlieel, just as the Speed i§°2U'S "E
HY SHOULD YOU '
I .
. . _ _ _ | , ` a lone highway
are written in large letters across all our activities "b,‘f,,‘,‘,,",ii"inf.?'°<ilv§¢nini:. noni anti gm, I
- -  .` , 1‘|__
Work, whether for daily bread or for intellectual, more -qrzoegllab-;:la‘;f1‘r0‘;’;‘; ddfii ‘{h‘;"{w,‘f,’;,,f,
the ali' te'|nperatu1'e within such
S
the eau' transmissioii are brought b“il0i“g5~ H°.I3Ve"- 'hell' 110005
uhl alnays be heavi covered its
o engatrcnieiit. This nccesszirily is 500
n swa ow oesno ma easum er, no e o A _ , . - _
election offer any definite basis upon which to forecast a ' , _ -
i _ A '* t . ` ' ' "
_i I' '  Zipldly ' _  1 1  U 0   '
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1-#limi
the trainiinlssion gears. ln other
rters the starting inotor turns 1
eralnr. This drive is ot’ the silent
c '1r_ ng genra r a _
nrently connected to the engine in
mher that quietness Of 0l>B1`3li0ll
only om: oi’ many qualities that
ideal starter should possess. l"er~
-izft
Daily Selectionsilor
Guardian Readersj _
Furnished by W. I. Louloll s
t
1 ‘ every six months in ra
Savings Account and en n
as concsnwsm ,l interect upon thc bm d
-_ interest at 3 per cent pt v-
anuum,,compoundt'd hali-
yearly.
nnw*wwawe###%»*`j
building here;
ing day. _
;'1i‘ve crossed the chiisiii deep uns
wide.
Why build you thig bridge at ove-
ni tid "
Ilg 6. '
-c builder lifted his old gray head)
‘Good friend in the path I've come."
he said.
here lozlovt etli after me today.
‘i youth whose feet must pass this
to me
To that fair-haired youth may a pit~ SUmm€V‘hld€» Tilllishi TYUE
fnn ne; _ \/alley, Hunter H1ver,Wel-
.c, too, must cross in the ' twlllgiit llnéfony I\f[§»u nt Cstgéwgrt
dim* M u r ra y ivcr ar igan
Goo¢i0irre}:i£. Il in building this bridge Eldon' Rustic() (gub_Bnnch
to ` $2.75 onlin snn $1.75
.. . ly
V .
V95? _ _ _ ‘ 1 soniewliat noisy arrangenieiit, par- ¢P"¢CaU‘l0"-
no  .imllany as the gears opt-,ram un.
ni' ‘ ` ' . In-rx:-n-n1gi_ ` lubricated and not in *an oil-bath, as
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Capital and Reserves .‘
Total Resources
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Charlottetownhranch
A. W. HYNDMAN, !
Manager I
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Your Share af
The Dominion Government will
Victory
distribute $0.000-00° in 11"'
orost uvon Canadrs Bocond Victory Lauren Nov. 1. Bo
prompt in clipping your interest coupons. I.
Any of our Sitlhranohes will
cub thus ooupohi for 706-
You should use tho proceeds from your clibbilll 0° IWW 5
nuttin account with us or add to the account already ,
,ummm You already knvw th'
value of thrift. ' , `
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r heat they contain in the promo
possible manner and, for this
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_ ause it is made up oi minute,
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75 pre. i\icn`s ()\'ci-ails, black, blue and sti~ipetl $1.75
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