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' THE CHARLO'1"l‘E'1‘0WN*GUARDIAN 1
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` ’   U  .ABR-11.2.1924
une#
dia-
soap
Fertilizers
For all CROPS, first ca
load arrived. (Guarante
analysis) in bags of 125 lb
each. Book orders now f
llll l`.HlHl|]llilllWN Bllilllllll I
)los'lil¢ Dail! ifolllel 1881) IMD per Year (ln advance) delivered
M50 per year (il alvalee) -allel in Canada and United states.
Prealdenr, \v. Chester S. lllcharet Vtee-President, J. ll. lluraetti
Secretary. Mant. Cel. D. A. Maeliinnaa _D. 8. 0.
Edlter and Manager. J. ll. Burnett Aaseela lifter. D. K. Currie.
New York Iielseaeatatlve-ltraak ll.. Northrop
Chicago Representative-l¥ J. Power
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1924
speech -has always been an event
threaten to go on eirlkel They h
Dr °“t°1'°n‘11“$ 111"e"951- 1° the 195' held a mass meeting and so decid
PREMIEFVS BUDGET SPEECH NOTES BY THE WAY
T-ne dclg-,-My gl- the budget Word comer from _Ottawa that
95 per cent oi' the postal employees
isliiture. Last nighi.'s delivery ed. 'l`lie strike they threaten, we
was no exception to the l-n1e_ Th., ure told, will be national in its
A_ mbl t ll “hed chni~acter,that is extending through-
we y mom was we ' out the Dominion The have given
Premier 'Stewart in his usual-ly salaries. Or on April 14 we will so
t.lool._ ooholse “ml huslness_llhe on strike." There are thousands of
inunner briefly reviewed the pollti- these men' in the administrative
r-_ and accounting offices at Ottuwa.
“"1 11151911 01 the 1"`°V{“ce “1““”'iu the city postoffices, on the rall-
°d 1911. 1102111112 effectively and con- way trains. the river, lake and
,_ vintiiigiy with the oft repeated 000110 5193311111199- 111 111° 01111191
Lhleml ___hm_ge that the C0m_el_v_l_ service in cities and throughout the
I* country A first thought is that
o , .
____ .vnrir tive party was largely responsible they have challenged me Govcrw
impasse simuo AN- .nr ine present indebtedness or ine ,,,,.,,, lt, a tml- of ,,t,.,,,,gtl,_--
ALYSIS 2V2, 8, 2.
province. This charge he refutedh -_-
quoting the External Auditor's re- Tm' 1* 1’ "ew t1’1"U 1" °“" c°"a'
h l d med dian israel. We must look into it.
ANIMAL BRAND ANALY' p0"'! Ort e n 6 ness un-|The1se men voluntarily sought for
sis a, s a_
Get our low prices fo
8.V€
~ Y
many ladies Facing the °°°a°1°“ their ultimatum to the Govérn-
W1111 1-11011' Presence. ment. Their demand is, "Higher
ot
§uu_t
H9 /mmol
A NEW TREATMENT
Thero was an interesting arti
in the papers recently, that sho
make us all do a little thinking
The superintendent of one
the New York Hospitals for the
sane, hud afhédtticai company g
ii performance 'for his mental
pressives.. ' '
5 ily andorao the opinion .en
Baia. UD;
This column. la. open for
the discussion by oorrea-
pondents of question; of in
forest. The Charlottetown
Guardian does not naooasan
pressed by its oorreapon
dents.
ciiunci-i union eii.i.
nic --
Si ,--Ma I re ue t th Re .
“ld Wm? Orr 1'\fulligl:ln 'io inform the °1 shrubs ‘md 111111111115- S°m9 10W
of public by what authority t
lll_ AC-l-UAL UNloN_. ol 1345 oostoral which grows a heavy growth of I
'  brilliantly lighted, it is a city with-
m_ i `  . . _ _
what ’ The Public- Foru
M112
in itself I ako good use of my
time in t e restaurant, bsrber’s
shop, and telegraph office, where l
wire to my son C. T. McCabe l in
Edmonton that I um due to arrive
there on Monday morning, and
heie l set my time back again, one
hour, being the third time since
c leaving homer We are now well out
on -the prairie, we wlll_ be two
nights and one day between here
and Edmonton. -
******'°***'************°* Describe the prairie‘.’ Well it is a
_ great, level cou-ntry, in places
slightly undulating no Terests.
V but here and there a small growth
ho places, culled sloughs, around
ll... charges talloot 3_50ll loohl coll, native grass, where uumberless
119' gregaiions) was consummated
the Supreme Courts of all t
These are the melancholy cases, hegotlatlng Churches nlltwe
without hope, sullen, and self c
tred. ‘
91" autlioi'iiy."
‘ I am Sir, etc.,
The effect was remarkable. There _ Ii0BER,l, M_ BROD
wus no restlessness on the Dart
tho uuilience- ln fact, the perfor
orc stated that they had never h
a more attentive or nppreciut
audience. `
The inmates enjoyed the thi
ininiensely.
The superintendent was plens
but not surprised. ~
of ----o-¢¢----
ive ‘ ' _'__
lot of corres ondcnce going
ml ation oi' thc Potato Growers'
sociation, und as the Board
 POTATO GROWERS’ ORIGIN
Sir,-As there has been quitc
ll flocks of Prairie chickens, ( a bird
ho u little larger than our partridge)
no rise in flocks as the train approach-
es, and flutter nway for u phort
distance. Looking in any direction
ll.; ono can see no bounds to the
prairie, it is hundreds of miles west
to the Rockies, and my folder
tc-ilu me th'nt when I rcuch Ed-
n inonton, I will have travelled 1,000-
on miles in the wheat land, and tim:
. l, .
ny lately in regard to the first orguniz- there :ire still hundreds of miles
A11- ahead. All is wheat stubble where-
01 ever onelooks, very little- plough-
lhl has been working along tl 6 Trade,tiie Rotary Club and the late lllg has oooh llollo_ owlhl; lo_tllo lllg
line oi' taking these people out
themselves as often as possib
and this performance gave an
portunity for some \vhole:-iule tre
ment, as there were hundreds
patieiiiii in attendance.
:ll Government have all claim/ed to
lo the first movers in this orguni
o ’ tion, l thought you might be int
committcc of the Seed Fair nt Su
Whhl ht the hu el_lmendeht.s mcrsiilu through Prof. Moore
. ll
idea licucnth all this?
'l`iint these people reached th
present unsettled state of mind
just one wily.
'l‘hey mu along in n groove
' to
loc long u period.
This does not mean that th
ke t themselves in their ome
cAsH °1` °PP"°V°"1 °RED1T~ tcrnni uuilit was made. -He here pin is not alwa th it I th'
Carter &'-C0lLtd.
WHOLESALE &. RETAI
, .;.-1.. ..__... 5 ...nv -.l ._ -g
Mapleieaf
. Flou r I
Any dealer is authorized
' t
return price paid by eostcn
el' on return of unused po
tion of Bag if the flour is n
as represented. We guara
tee absolute satisfuctionn '
Order a bag from your -r
taller next time and give it
trial. ° '"-
DeBlois Bros., Ltd.
Wholesale Distributors
F0” 5°"°’“"“’“‘“ ‘1’°11°Y ""1"" ’°”1’e°‘ snirncv began. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2 unc-_-een of the Ansnninrinnh-ince.
if i . 'rn .___ MIRABEAU i i i . i th -
Guardian Readers if *"6 -1_5 °f°“_§ _“rj “rd __ tjje ,,,,,,  W," ,, ,,,,,, g,,,,__| <c....,.... .. .-........ n...... r... ,;','-§,‘*,_’,,;,;;,';,,,f> A,°,,,;f;‘§,‘gg;,,;;°,;
1011 W0" 1101-‘ 9 11° "Be 1 “ quettl) French orutor, one of the ll ollltotl th lll. t l ol
tion, these strike leaders It would loatoot loroog ol the lol-,,ll¢ll Re pp me ( ec 0" mm ea
V*'°'°° ° ' ' ' ' ' ' hoped that lby a more equitable ad- S' ' ' county to help on the organization
IN N0 STRANGE LAND mlm tration ___ larger _revenue 119 11 V11111 1111118 for 0116 Official, or voiution, died at Paris on April 2. Allvel-wtlrllll tllo nlootlllgs wore hell
_.___ 5 1011 10 11111110. .They would be told 1791- H0 ‘V115 111V°1"'e‘1 111 111111111 in the office of the Commissions
(Francie Thompson.) would be derived. An experimental by their superiors to "G0-get you intrigues D910” 11" 15111111111 1119 P°11` of Agriculture, and I am pleased t
~ - f the '
o crm invisible, we view nine. . . gn.. 1" rn t ik _ “"1 1’°“"" 1" 1" “°°“"‘”“’°“ ° -my that the Association or wnic
W 'bl we touch 1""'r°1 syswm w°“1d be 1m1`°d““e‘1 B e 5 I 9 mu" be 591191 States-General in 1789 HIS 11011111- I iini iz charter member, has row
0 rid intangi e, . _ ' 1 ll
W° ln connectlon wlth the roads R ai to be effective. So we have 96 hastened by his manner of life, oc- lloyollll olll. oxoootatlohh at tha
, Y 'iid' 1 I) I I ' '
ed the financial situation in a dlgn- the places ihey hold. There was dissipation, night aniill Ed’ay,en?1‘i:ilmi¢ 11° “=“_"“¢_ f°"m_1“__5 11 f’°1_a1° 131°
_ ll '_ llltowlso posses tl ,hl _ ers si pp ng cu , ani slows m
ified_ serious tone. I-Ie indulged in ;o_ per _o___life_or _limb involved, And ____ ___eseB_§o_k__1_1_l____ ______________ed some correspondence he had ha
no rhetorical recriminatlon against e Wy ‘"1 a 5° e"e1`_t1"*” 1" mentally and physically, and gil W1111 Slime parties in the U. S.. 1111
hls predecessors Blmply stallng the the trenches 1V101`€0V€1` 101' evcry around comrnunlng with themslves m°“ght if we ”°“1‘1 gei 8 1111111111"
office in the postal gel-vice mel-5 This performance took them out C1111’ ‘muted mm D111 “D 1* 5°”
 fact-s as given in the report and were teh mon oeoltlog the llllwé, '31 _i11@1'l1501"0S. got their minds ‘1:T1_1_t1'0‘;] g;’_§':lt£;‘;’_“ Q?  °=’“e1
letting them speak for themselves. abo_ut as well qualified to fill it ;‘l$:;;;f :gli I:,l3;'l)1;?;hl€lhl?§dhg;); gvrote ga letter to the Guardl;(nyt
And in his straightforward present- 311* ‘11B11i>D0111t€d that they had fail- ful, that _effeci, and wrote one to th
_-eu in gei ii. 'ri-in brightness ani h f 1 Pai’ °" 1"" ‘hey ‘"1 “O1 “DPW” 1
311°” me 1“°1‘5`ce"“1111y sD0ke elol A io' "limi lllll be roll,;otogp§§hutIh‘;i?._arouse tho interest of the farmer
__ quemly “nd f°rce'u“y` The sit"a'1_ Note that the 'strike emanateslg?tg1§Hlvhlgl?eylllw“l move ground1§f‘lcI$1;y1;nu1iii(F‘In;i?;irsg§er1i?lu1ii11L
.» ,. , w mean f ‘
o lion 11-M1 110 190081111118 1911111195- F°1'from fhe head quarters on Pariia- their bodies also. Theireflfrgatiie mi ""1 "“1ke‘1 me 1113"” °"e"~ He “S
l
If  four years the people had .lieenllmcnt Hill. The leaders saw the sit-1510111HCh juices will be invigoraigdled me 1° can 8 “"’e1'1“5 1° B“'“`t
' _ llotloll ml th t '_ by their lllvlgnlatel l d _ ,shipping club, but I was somowha
ot. _1,€_IL 10 111’-112119. and -111311)' 01 11191" glance B A Nik  ““1¥'__at_ 11' Thetle t.,lll,ol.lllloll(,lt;:txl]l so “nt sltltiiiiid about doing so as no one a
n- lohl hellove_ that tho late govern, g0__e____-___e___ _______e all ,__val:_ atiiig__l.l_own ony hlol.e_ and feel that llleylpeared to be interested. In th
__ __ _ _ c s ua ion an ave just so in ny in bl _' _second week of the first session o
___ ___ ment was making ends meet year they cheated the 0ppm_wnlty_ AE on llloll. llollllsflonll tlgzllrtllo fo (xzgltlie Dell govei'nment,Mr.McFadyc
ll ly and coming through every ses-_for the Oppogltlonl well they l-otllol. 1129111 deliently. but with no thouglit1c“l"l:9l1°h C1“‘Y1011010\Vn. and w
_ ‘o_ cure, Tha; day ll b »tu ei t e mutter over again, un
sion with a surplud. They no\v lenjoy seeing the government elii._E__0__ywhe_______0w a delgflnlgglf m_1;l|hc asked me to call a meeting that
realized that year after yenr the ’“"1'a3B911» 181 the trouble come successful effort is bein H1151" “S 11° “'15 “1“Y111§ 011211111511
1frum whatever quarter it may And bring these peopl b ll tg lmade toiin town As we 'bud no place t
_ , . e ac __ -
pwvmw WB hem! plunged dmperllet us not forget that while souielset "mend 01 11 1181111115' 1% 1115201;-1111901’ I went 1” see Mr' Mm” °f th
and deeper into debt until the in-_we may say hundreds ln me lower munity, l(‘.. B. C., and asked him if \ve co\\l
i-‘I-' ae- ' --who ~- ` `_ _ ' .1 .
982_3_l2wl.ml2l_ 0011191111088 111141 111019915011 111111115 grades of the Postal Service are  “,” 1thi1t night. Ile said he would il
. ‘1-
____.___.-_.__-_--‘ these four years by nearly halt fi indiiiereutiv paid as compare-1 with anything hc could in the interest
_ ‘ooo-oooooo-o+o+-#woo-vo-so-oo mmlon doua__B_ _ the Clvll gel-vlce at lol-gm tllls ls Q Lest Vve Forget ;>_f__t_l_1_c.__l`_arr_l)ie_i;i:.og__hskleii_lVir_ [_-:tolli-
.~, e e _ rcu i'
A   1 Mr. Stewart ibrlefiy outlined the not "ue of the higher ranks in the  * “'0111<1 1101 HS S1’-Cl‘0`tl15Y 101 lililewiliui
_ Q _ department where the strike con- he kindly consented to do and th
oh. the best essuy on the growing, c
in entered the contest und was nwu
I. ed the prize, thc essuysbelng pri
ed in two of our island pupers
ey the time. For the next five or
ln years nt 'every l<`arnler's Institu
. . .' , h
.fer the respective ndmirdstratiozia. places ln the postal sewlce ol thhltllglr ol-flooh_ ol. ol other om;loy_ and euch Sci-.il Fair iiclil nt Ch
The year Iiilll when the Liberal country. They were not consizrlp- ";“;1_;- 1:1111- I/HH dcprelsilinllt Som
o e nniu es were 'uu
party came into office was the on. ted und forced to serve as many hom ol the __tlleo_ll.lc1;l'l lll.o;'o;;:f[::_ shipment by gruiio, nninoly No.
1' ly one in many yea” when no ex brnve Canadian soldier boys were, eye" l-0lm=_lllalll,_
I 1
t _ ,l. l» _ l t ll l. so thot th hl ll l h _ should only put their boat on t
111 8111111181131-l bc'!ll`11 Dahlia get dIi Y e nyso :KT hor QE; market, as I was of the opinion that times small shanties. The burns
B ' 9 5° er °y ‘ ll the buyers would give n high
_ 1.11 kh thi ' I I '
100K UD 1-116 1‘0i>01`1 01 1110 1923 EX not go on strike for more pay. or trod; n;:‘?lt,:;)lroh_ um, ;‘v§:rth(;lhl‘:; price if they were sure of gettl
tcrnul Auditor, Mr. Blnnchet, to refuse to do his duty. Had lic sc ililiii if ulqllnlly p0glll.,lgl,l.l llllll_ llo 11 H0011 11111019- 111118 W9111 011 11111 seo it flock of liens so-rule-iiiiig und
whose hhtlohhtoll llohllllootloh lol. struck or refused 'he would him- thinks of nothing clsc. It is with Sl"rl"’_w”S "°E]‘1"§3flu{:1'“'fl‘l”"“ “"` 01109 1 0111111111 1118111 01' 11 Sly
been Shot ot lloyllghh Yet both him in ull his working and often in _UL °“"“""’r 0 J ` “ 1°" 1 met coyote trying to sneak up on n
the task assigned ‘him he made fit- his sleeping hours. M‘~ -101111 1V1’~`1"0l1Y€11 01 1111511811
|_ _ __ _ Th _P ____ _ e___ soldier and the postal men were l-on ohh ohllerslhml that thls Cove at Mr. J. H. Gill’s store Cha
1115 re Hence' e fe er 1 ~ much pleased to he appointed io hom, of llls oo l lottetown He was very enthusia
_ aled'tlie selection oi' potatoes n.
ali: cated in knowing tile facts of t
ol- case. About eleven yeurs ugo. t
11° crop which had to be taken care of
Z1” before winter set in. Great stacks
irc' of wheat-straw in every direction,
lm ninny stacks of wheat unthreshed,
' und not n few fields, .still in stook.
'gl There is very little snow on the
.l~rlh.o_ olloroll ll mlm of 35,00 for ground, and autos huvo' been
lll. running all wienter.
tlvntion and shipping of potatoes. l The ,lull alllllllll-B to llo ll (loop_
 black loam. I seo some flocks of
11 ' sheep, und every where the horses
_£1 and cattle are out feeding. Therc
lf are good roads, (fenced with
_ul wire) regularly laid out like streets
ll lotteiown that I uttcudoil, I mlvoc- 1" _[1 city' Thme 39""1“‘ 1** 110 1-51611'
ml phone wires to moat of the farms.
l Tho dwelling houses ure mostly
and Nc. 2, :mu ihni the ini-iners sulu: .little wttuses. but theré are
he still muny log houses, und some-
er are often made of logs, and the
11K roof of straw where occasionally we
11: Jack rabbit, which however spies
sf his enemy, and goes ofi’ taking
w_ about fourteen feet at each leap,
Your Widow will have
Is Your -Wife an Investor?
to be-'-and may find her ex~
perience unequal to the task. Safeguard her agalns_t
` unwise investment by sup lementln5_l'our "lunip sum
insurance with~a Crown Elie Mon _y income Policy
-guaranteeing her an income for life. `
. Mount Albion
S. JENKINS, General Agent B. R/HOOPER, Supcrintendeiii
Qsu RANGE coMr-=AN-*V
0 leaving a disgusted coyote to look Hgh,
tl for his dinner elsewhere. ' lseml
S Arriving in Edmonton, where I 1" 1
tl am mct_by my sons S. T. McCabe wlth
tl and Alvaii, and taken to Sylvin's m ni
H house, which is lo be my home l1_':_y`w
0'duriug my stay of three weeks. lutlv
c Edmonton is a fine city, covering All
o a large urea, of 60,000 people. Its llltol.
slstreets and slde~wiilks are wellloolol
1`- puved. It is built on both sides of wish
1' surrounded by n rich country parei
a_occupied by thrifty farmers. Its of F
ilclimnte is bracing, and ‘ healthful. folio
1; Its resources of coal; splendid soil, 1.
f fi-nc climate, and lust, but not least. 110111
nlits denrooratic, iiheifal n\luded,C11“1
olpeople are assets which bespeaklu"-" 11
ll for this part oi’ the west, a ‘ great nm
future. Here I have mot muny P. E. 
g Islanders, who are all succeeding; H1111'
o some of them holding, und filling :fo
e with credit high places of honor|Chm,
ti and distinction. 1 have visited ol th
meet 111 '-119 1395111 01 '1`\`11<1° 1'00111Hliuwny interesting places. such as who
Ulthc Government house. thc Pnrliu- 2_ -l-
Hlmcnt buildings, Public library, Y. lll h
M. C. A., the grent Hudsons Bay’s Cam
e Co. store, where I usccuded by 3_
éelevator and winding stiiirway to lost
ls the Tower, at u great elevation, 4.
l the river, now covered with ice, 10111'
1 its way into lnko Winnipeg, where 11111111
r its waters finally have nn outlet by "ame
o the Nelsoultiver into Hudson's ‘1“““"
h liuy. I-Iere one can " sec inuny “file
thee' ' per cent of the members of the Pos 0\1\'1'H11 001019 1"1”1111C@ WHS D10' time. '
0 W°"1d ““k“°wab1°’ we know large roportion of the cost to be ` ol l ll bll
thee 1’ ini service ciniming the right in “ ‘“° “ “‘1"‘ °~ 1 f-m. Sinetc-.
I 1 ehonsihle we clutch thee! met by a tax on gasoline. Edfuca-‘Boy llow mlloh ,tho shall b lll "ANS cHR'5'1AN ANDERSEN PETER 51110015.
Doe h Bohr to »~ lllltl the tion and other lmatters were taken And if they succeed-need we use known as a writer of fairy tales, ` ` '_' ’ '
11% ' y 8 1131 Danish novelist and poet, best yol-k_ p E l March lllot 1924
Tile engle plunge to Lind thc -of mich ll bl-llllallt example oooh April 2, 11105. A1161' $011115 10 17011' socintlon the Egg Circle, the But- “aymg 1" perfect E“gH“h' um the
air- manner. The |PremIer spoke for the other __ev_____ee__ Departments” enliagen n poor boy, he was enubi- lar and Cheese Assoclotlooll Bllo
That we ask Oi the 811115 1 111011011 an hour and forty-five minutes arid And mme l lt _ _ ' G11 by 1110 §01101'0B1ty Of friends to wha; the fllmlel-S can do by oo_oo_ in the city I nm lost entirely. Here
1li\iter being the offspring of the
~.
pioneer Squaw mon. l will hero
mention un incident, ii well dress-
od indium walked up to nie, hold-
ing out it paper, which contained
np and dean with in in -busineeeinie the “ii"i-wnni win be inc effect was born ut Oilevse. Denmark 011 P. s.-The r-ntnin crow.-rn' An- ‘he *‘""“' “““ ‘“"“1’“' "1 “ "°‘“‘°'
W wilderness I nm quite :it home, but
ll th have mmol. tart tlloo » 111101. s no Premier attend the university. Shortly el-a¢ll.lg_ l alll of the olllllloll lllllt too I met a half-breed who could
tligrol  C01101lldBd With an 0111111118110 Def- King and his Honorable Colleagues thereafter his first important work ll wg had 3 llllllllllng agent who tell many -tales of travcl in the
` ' oratloo on tho advantages and tm- who are to pny these strik lg of. appeared. would devote his whole time to 1111 N01'1-11. 801110 01' 1110111 111-111 1’/101108
' ' P 11. Y
A1111 °“" Penumbed Ucmceiving vince, predicting for it a prosperous ;?dvmim°"3 11ke__Y°11 f1'0111 Sydney notioil for his ndv0Ca0l’ 011100 1111110 -touch with the various farmporigun
m,i-n.- _ _ - anwuver w o must pny the an _ veal=1.__am1 as the Chief BUD- nations. we would he nbie in pince
The drift of pinions, would we u ure. score. The money must be paid 11°' er ° 1 e A“"1'C°1'11 1111*' L1’-‘11‘ our products ut a better advantage
heol.l¢oll_ . ML A_ C_ _sa“ndel_s_ Leader _ol ln taxes and you must had “_ You g_ue, dled April 2,1865. In his Doll- to olll- lol-mol.B_
Beats at our own clay-shuttered cannot go on Bt ___ tcal l fe- he was associated with p_ B_
tlool-,_ the Opposition followed and in his r e. John Bright. ..___.....,>__
few opening sentences effectively ` T'
The angela keep their ancient plac- ' The Taxpayer cannot go on A SAMUEL F- B~ M0355 NOTES OF A JOURNEY
ssl ,polled what otfllol-wlgt, mlgh; ,png olrlks -nd ,or th" Nuo” we .ym_ merlcau inventor and artist, the _.___
'rnrnw_il_-l_:_s-sicne, nina inn-t n developed mo B _passable M-htm whh htm For that ma _thX__tl2_1%rt_r_l1i>l\_l7g1e_l1__1:_l_ sir.-Here we nreinnn-iwniinm
'Tis ye. 'tis y;_our estrsnge_d__ tdacetll speech. With gesticulationn which -:_?_;1__:_? life inginetl to look nt this i:_t_ud__y'_l;i_ileh_rt__ul1_il_e_l°___l3ilhlilli1ln Yeah,
, That mlsst e many-sp en one _ '- rom o axpnycl-'g grand ' GW 01' .
mln* . were entirely out Of 'P1‘0P01'1-1011 1°_p0lm__ An lame ls ramad ln can and was the first president of the
N tl Il 1 A il D ,
BM (when so sad thou canst not his reve1a"1°”° 11° decmred he w“s_lada that -has been unheard of and a o 8 ca emy of “tg”
“Mall ' "going to show" up the extravag ,nmlreamell of llol-otl-,l»ol.o_ -l-ho ----'¢o¢»-l-
C1'7i"°“°~“‘1 “Pm my 3° 9°” 1°" ances of the present governmentiflluestlon is. Who shall bear rule in
511511. :11_;:;r"‘° "°“1° °1 '1“°°b B ,Ho who "sol" to show., how tho Canada, the Government chosen by
‘ 1119 lJ€0l>le or an irresponsible and
P11.°1'°‘1 b°"w°°“ 1‘1°“"°“ “nd present government was lavishinS
"~ Charing Cross. - _ lpsmpered Civil Service that open- .
patronage on lu friends! ind 11° iy iiirnninns in usurp control what _ '--
YQ. in the night, my Soul, my _|ll ‘
owsmen did! One of these was the das 099 18 there 101' 1116 MXDBYGFB ApRlL 2__yoll no hlml_ lovlhg_
any,-clinging Heaven by the gnmly lloolloothm ol the ,hx Act when this issue is to be settled by 5w¢e¢.lemll,l.od_ and ohtloolh out tion. There are about forty eleva-
_ __ ___ _' Th G_______d_.__ _he a government whose Ministers -have often to be imposed upon. Your
 on the ” M °r . 5 ° ° already corrfiptly ._iui.rgnfn¢d Wm; home and your immediate family
l ._  - lol, of printing the twol The “miller lllltly to hoop themselves fill. your.heart,.iilt.hough you will
Thamg 'Stewart Government also -paid a l:__:_lflce? The King govrnment ggv§uf'E?:o’g:of‘:Eg‘:l§aY:’h‘;.l§;l2
_ llootol. lol. oo ooontldn l,l,l-ll,l.,m¢ll ____ ___ lhdiffllzility has _always choe- ly fond of flowers. You will travel
_ _ I. e ne o east res stance. This a great deal. Be careful in your
°“ ‘ 9°" W7 'lm hm M" 1” 1° '1betokens a quick surrender when diet. liid 110V91‘ 81119 WHY 10 Jeal-
ln Summellide which the Bell tho lohllod revolver ls modded ousy. »
oovommolll lloll rolllull to llgyl against the ministerial breast. Y°“' 1’1"1""°“° 1° ° ‘"“'“°“‘1'
before me eoiindy at pi-e. Kira government our-.ii
was a cruel dis- -"1" U4
- ‘or ui
,, ,
which mean; innocence.
Ir. Saunders left the impression wh t 'ul h _ your flower 1, ll M1”
_ I e the attitude of `
my ll. yg ._ -plug mga, ai i.hs_g,||l.l poo, lowml me mlmrlwgtz "mor luoly colors are red _ and
iam of n time pmy ma -inning but to yield to any compromise __,___.____.___....._.__.'__.
*M hm. ¢llm"_ Mt" the .el,_'hovvever humiliating that the gov- Provinces was to be quickly mot-
M" mum" ln 'meh Pmmln 01111110111 ml! llfée to. To yield oi-eil through the House. We can
. ' _ ' ,unch opinions, or dllil as they may fancy. ' J hi
omni-t lim dnl: with me mince l,.,l,l ,,. ll", tl, l§_,,lll ol th,
Alld
Noi. where the wheeling systems fi il I ll RICHARD COBDEN lllldlllg the llo t l th t l- ll h h_ ll that lo ll lll
darken 1101111111110! 611.l0Y0¢11l1 11118 D10' cam 1 1” y°“' Mr- T 1’“ye"' Celebrated English statesman. farm roduct snndmb ekibe (111 mi" e as PM r 0
n Eastern Canada, they dig womia
il
u iiidiains (crees) and half-breeds. the ‘ wm
the scene. out a w aber
the Premier-"Tibet-e‘s noth-
for you,..boya. If you
meh troll-
at the head of Lake Superior.
Here the great long trains are
arriving, forty cars to the train,
loaded down with golden grain
from the wheat fields of the west
to be shipped by lake and canal to
Montreal in the open season.
where it goes into great ocean
frslghters, bound for the Old
Ctmuntry. Here I go -to the R. R.
S ation platform and get into con-
versation with a. policeman, who
gives me the following infoma-
iors here, ail of which are working
day and night, and through which
there passed 186,000,000, bushels
of wheat in three months last fall.
No other port in the world can
handle, mix, grade and ship such
quantities of~y_vheai. in the some
time. These elevators have been so
handled, that there has been no
congestion during the season. Blnoe
navigation has closed. the output
goes by R. R.” to the different ports
in Canada and the U. S.
Here we \urn our time back one
the second time since
all aboard! Good bye
_away to the
evening we are
line between
the largest lake in.
~ out of -the ground, for bait to go
fishing, that these worms have
neither shells nor fur, "this must
be wan beeg lie, for how could
they keep 'from freezing." I-le
caught _a fish the other duy, but
fish he ever caught. One evening I
went to s meeting of the Good
Roads Association, where were
magnificent movie pictures put on
the screen, embracing Rocky Mt.
scenery and wild animals to be
Jasper, and Athabasca Trail, where
the tourist may get glimpses _of
bears, bighonna, deer, buffalo, eiio.,
quietly looking out of the forests,
on the hills, and in the valleys at
the traveller passing hy. This was
interesting to me being a fore-
glltnpse of what I ehiill see in a
few days, when I continue
jourmy to the coast.
I do not wish ‘to enter into per-
sonneis, as these sometimes have
a "come-back” but I may be ox-
cused if I mention meeting an old
friend who is 83 yrs. of ago, I refer
to W. P. Colwlll, who received me
with wide open arms. I had not
,een him for 18 yrl: he is aging, but
looks at.rong`and vigorous. I-Ie re-
sides at Bremner, at the homo of
his daughter, Mrs. Heil. These
island people all have many ques-
-tions to ask concerning their old
home, and P00910.-_,Which I lm glad
td llllvrer.
I h\vo
he lost it again, it was the biggest ‘r
g time, niud is not iinprovl
y, and Miss Oludlne Wood. w
training to be a nurse at
yal Alexandra Hospital; 'she
ii sick for five _weeks, but
w recovering from Prneuuioni
I um Sir, etc..
_____._¢‘ _-_¢.._.._... 1 --~ "
i
118 and repeated many times, ‘1_ will
11° hold you responsible."
the I reported to Mr. Ross that Mr-
has Montgomery accepted him as co-
in trustee with myself, and the mat-
a. ter was so reported on to the Home
Mission Committee, Eastern Sec-
Loyton M¢¢¢h°_ lion. March 25, 1014, the record be-
(To be Continued )
_éi- 
CHURCH UNION _
lr,-in view of the fn_ci. flint t
urch Union bill is to opiiie ul!
local legislature I trusb you
able to find space for tho
eil stntenient by my 11191111 11
cessor the Rev. Frank Baird
of Bedford. N. S.. who 18 11
k of our Iiluritime Synod-
ls ‘with one pli'.\sc of the l
ut which so many of its prou
*i
‘keep u discreet silence.
I am SIT. etc..
ing available, but tlio mime of the
donor not appearing. Since that
time the Fund has been administer-
ed by the Board, as per the above
terms, on the recommendation of
1"* Dr. Ross and myself.-
1“ l may add here that Mr. Mont-
W111 gomery did not, us intimated to me
9”' at first -hand over $50,000.but $40,-
1111 000, and of this amount, he asked
1V1~bliut $10,000 be sent to the Con-
1S° gross Fund, so called, to apply on
11 ii deficit against that fund.
1111' lu the your 1918 Mr. Montgomery
10' inl.iinu.ted to me that he wished to
supplement his former gift by the
sum of $38,000. On August 16th.
wii_i.|A|vi oHR MULLIGAN 1918, 1 -ieiivcreu to the nonru in
Junies Miinsc, Charlottetown.
ure-li Zilst, 1924.
_ (Eiiciosed)
URCH UNION and 1he Mo
¢:_1:_\§_1'¥___1;‘;'_;3___0_M:?_1°{‘mp;;:' ion, iinil in lumding over this lust
atement by Rev. Frank Bal
Bedford, N. S.
THE STATEMENT
Hnlifux $28,000; and on Nov. 26th
of thc same year, $10,000.
Before this lust gift of $38,000
was made Mr. Montgomery spoke
____ of the possibility of Church' Union.
l llc siilil he was opposed to the Un-
M sum -lic said to nic:
'di “This und ull my money is for
the Presbyterian Church, If the
uiilon comes, and the Presbyterian
Church continues, my money is to
be for it, unless you think the Un-
ihe 111011111 01 D@¢°111‘1‘_¢1`» 1913- inn is nn rigni and gn into ii. It
11111111 1V10111S0111‘“'Y- "1 W°°‘1'yoii do you can take my money in
oi St. Puul’s Presliytcrl
rch, spoke to me about the s
k, N. B-, whore I was iliun inlrrlwltll yoll_»- ~ -
:;;‘___ l_~I_e further niidlld thnt he would
` oi mo responsi le for the carry-
e_rl_t___ot___h_1_»;___0:i_t_=1ct_°'=_;_-e__1_1_§= __1_;\_l:__1t\- ing cui of this ninng with me other
.:‘:‘;,.:‘..$.;‘::;r‘e;§‘;“.‘s.zi:';‘.l2;.'°‘  °f   -0  »- --
ing the money to the Cliurch‘Unloll_~~
relanil. but after couferri
6 conditions, and added, “No men.
°1 Ross ns I know he is in favor of
ng _ .
nie Rev. R. J. Miner, tiienl t¢°,,tl,,_o,d on Pao’ ooo
ister at MacKenzie Corner, und .__.,,¢l__ .
el-f, he decided. to give all flint PITCH-ES
as not going to leave to his i'
es to the Church in Canada.
9' -.___
Sir.-"Pitch" is an .Anglo-Saxon
er several conferences. und word wllll ll mllltlollolty of moon.,
placing me under the mo
un obliguiions to carry out'h
b th 'l hi lif.»tl . d - _
s the North Saskatchewan River, iifteres D dm ng R 1 me an language' in may be “Sed in 'terms
ililinss- 111 is a noun and a verb. .lt is
S -one of the most elastic words in tht,
his death. he said 'lie was pre- 01' lllllllllllh lllllslc _ollwlnoorlhm al_chl_
i to hand over to me the su
111 lecture, eh! bull l '_
lfty Thousand Dollars on the wol-ll ls oolll;nod.1lhn§vor;,np£;:l§,ly;‘;
wing conditionsz, - , -
That the money be used for ‘1P|¢¢,ll_l~_ _.W " ell ~ i '* _
o Missions in the Presbyterian dllltlllolls lxspolnoe Etglavzglulgllagg
ch ln»Ciiuudn, Eastern Section. winfi'l~ roiiiis ig what may me tel-nl'
lite. ....., .~, -,.;_p,,l,.
ioncy to bc kept by itself and ed a pi-ovlncialism in the literal
put iii the Consolidated Fun
to hc used, Interest and Pri
11- sense o fthe word. The writer is
11 not fzimilinr with the name applied
for the prcncliiug of the Gos- io tllose l-ood humps ln ohher mum
of Jesus Christ. according to il-l 5 ll _
Stauilnrds of the Presbyterian leyelmyg 1?xl:;gg2€ glsogfslildsggl
011- “'1101‘0\’@1'- 1" 1119. 1\1f1S1110111 some Sou-tl\'A.frlcan natives had no
c Home Mission Committee, it wol-ll slglllfylllg --thanks .._henca
¢0“5111@1`0‘1 1110111 1\0C€11B111`Y- the conclusion that "thanks”vwas an
lint none ofthe money he used nnkllowll qulllltlly -lt may he tho
n attempt to convert Roman some with “piich"'in other coun-
ulics to the Protestant Faith. gl-{9s_ ~.pltoll_-- os o toaoolhlve verb
11131. "°“° 01 1110 11101101’ 110 means to throw to cast to hurl to
and none of it wusted. toss to project generally with some
That I ‘hc sole Trustee of the d gl lt ll . t- it l
k where is a magnificent view ofthe Fund B n 0 0 he ' as 0 F' ch qmms'
(_ city und surrounding country, with ln
to Pieoh hay. '
connection with the last and ".I‘itch’ 'as a substantive is “sin-
_ tli condition I pointed out that gnlur"-when ltrls not on our win-
like it great silver ribbon, winding 11 111
ocvciit of m_y death. confusion -im- l~¢,l|¢|,l_ 0,, lllo ,ood l-,om ,chlht
nrise, so I sugge=i.-d -mrllllolm-ls Como, to Albany lt ln dm
il as co-trustee the Rev.1 id dl " l "
ii Ross. Mr. Montgomery ac- C e y puml accordmg 'mme
_10__111_1_1i_1i11l§l¥0111l0l1, but said, (Continued on Page Sial) _
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seen in the National Parks at Banff.,
my .
to spend the
been
their
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MR. RETAILER  
oN THE sPo'r ‘
Philosophy that toaohas to “Buy at -Horns." _
1._ You are in buslnsao for one purpose only ‘TTD MAKE "
MON EY."
2. You do 'not'n\ake~0no Cont on your goods untli you-sell '»
them. l _ "'f ‘ '~
3. The more rapidly you lnorease your.--triryiover, the
mera money you make. _ ..
4. Leases invariably oome from buying too hgavy and
carrylnppoods on youn shelves leo leap." - -
The gnsatsst possible
advantage ln' buying avails you-
netningifyou cannot dispose of _your goods within s
_ minimum time.
Our .Service gives wide varleb*-Rqld Turnover- »
8oas_on'o i>aii|nq|,oto. Poi-mite you _gs carry on the :alrite
mentioned above. which olvms buyfhi'niim\tl\o Ma iitae-
turer, with the large quantity -nooodary, Freight and iw- _
prose, diflloulty ln replaoing wanted liuno quloltly and a
heavy stock of slow. moving goods. This will generally
work out very much to your oi¢dvan_ta|\,»in"|pito of s `
small saying in lint soot you may make buying direct. -
. any wi- Linn A-r .nor/il. we-iinovqlo, banner.. _
any fm- ue. mm-i~'Ȣ= 1-nah my oiwovaarfoe. '
lut ln any one _
` -'mia rnaniriivna-.l'ie.e"l;1,.§. 1-
. BAIRD --.
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